1360 Sheet – Supreme Court Georgia Appeals of Leo Frank, 1913, 1914

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case above stated shall be terminated, or until said Connally shall be otherwise released by proper order of Court.
This May 29, 1913.

(Signed), Hugh M. Dorsey,
Sol. Gen. Atlanta Circuit.

Georgia, Fulton County,
Comes now Hugh M. Dorsey, who being duly sworn, deposes and says the allegations in the above petition are true so far as they come within his knowledge, and so far as derived from the information of others he believes them to be true.
Attested, May 29, 1913.
(Signed), Hugh M. Dorsey.

John H. Jones, (Signed)
N. P. Fulton Co., Ga.

The above and foregoing petition read and considered.

Let the said James Connally be taken into custody by the Sheriff of said County of Fulton, and be confined in the common jail of said County, until discharged by further order of this court.

Let the said Connally be served with a copy of this order and the petition on which it is based. Bond for the release of said Connally may be assessed in a reasonable sum upon proper application to the Court and after reasonable notice in writing to the Solicitor General of the Circuit. It appearing to me that he does not object to this order, but consents to same.
This May 29, 1913.

(Signed) L. S. Roan,
Judge S. C. Stone Mountain Circuit,
Presiding.

The State,
vs.
Leo M. Frank.
No. 3410
Indictment in Fulton Superior Court.
Murder. May Term, 1913.

It appearing to the Court that James Connally has heretofore been committed to the common jail of Fulton County to be held as a witness in the above stated case, and to be released only on a proper order of Court;

And it further appearing that the ends of justice require that said James Connally be released temporarily to the Chief of Police of the City of Atlanta;

It is therefore ordered that Sheriff C. W. Mangum, of Fulton County, Georgia, deliver the said James Connally to said Chief of Police, James L. Beavers, or his lawful deputy, to be received back into custody at said jail when de-