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Kenton Circuit Court
th 1863
Commonwealth agst Geo Oakes No 771, Indictment
Came the parties and Defendant plead not Guilty thereupon came a Jury viz. Robt Howe, Moses Suincy, Lewis Keene, H Drexelins, F P Martin, Jas Marsh, A J, Gray, W H Glore, Jas Bryant, J. L. Eubank, C Hennbrook, Jas. Spillman, who being duly sworn well and truly to try the issue, after hearing the evidence returned the following virdict, We the Jury find the Defendant Guilty as charged in the indictment. Robt Howe, foreman. Whereupon it is adjudged that Defendant make his fine to the Commonwealth of Ky in the sum of $60 00 and the costs herein expended and that a capais pro fine issue on said Judgment
Copy ato B W Foley Clerk
By Joe P Haul DC
Kenton Circuit Court
The Commonwealth of Kentucky, Plft
against } Indictment for Keeping of Tippling house
George Oakes Deft.
The Grand Jury of Kenton County in the name and by the authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky accuse George Oakes of the offence of Keeping a tippling house. committed as follows viz,
The said George Oakes in the County Circuit and State aforesaid on the
R. B. Carpenter
Commonwealths Attyof Kentucky
Witnesses
J Hampton
W D Euncy
Ellison Davis