Transcribed by Teresa Young
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, INDIAN TERRITORY
UNITED STATES COURT, CENTRAL DISTRICT
At a Regular Term of the United States Court in said Territory and District, begun and holden at the Court House in Antlers in said Territory and District on Thursday the 5th day of December A. D. 1895.
No. 7
UNITED STATES vs GRAY HORTON
INFORMATION for Larceny
Present: 
YANCY LEWIS, Judge
P. B. STONER? or STOVER?, Clerk
G. G. McALESTER, U. S. Marshal
WM. G. HORTON, U. S. Attorney
A. B. McCANE, Deputy
On motion of WM. J. HORTON, Esq., Attorney for the United States Court in the Indian Territory, Central District, the said defendant, GRAY HORTON, was brought to the bar of the Court in custody of the Marshal for said Indian Territory, and it being demanded of him what he has to or can say why the sentence of the law upon a verdict of guilty heretofore returned against him the said GRAY HORTON in this Cause on the 5th day of December A. D. 1895 shall not now be pronounced against him, he says he has nothing further or other to say than he has heretofore said.
WHEREUPON, the premises being seen, and by the Court well and sufficiently understood, it is considered by the Court here that the said GRAY HORTON for his Larceny aforesaid, be imprisoned in United States Jail situated in South McAlester in the Indian Territory, for the term and period of Six Months and that he pay to the United States of America a fine of Five Dollars.
IT IS FURTHER CONSIDERED, That the Marshal of this Court, in whose custody the said GRAY HORTON is now here committed, receive and safety keep and convey the body of the said GRAY HORTON hence to said jail in the Indian Territory, without delay and deliver him to the custody of the keeper of said jail, who will receive and safety keep the said GRAY HORTON in jail, in execution of the sentence aforesaid and in conformity with the same, for the full period of the time aforesaid.
And it is further ordered, That the Clerk of this Court furnish the Marshal of this Court with two duly certified copies of this judgment, sentence and order, one of which shall be delivered to the keeper of said jail, and the other returned by the Marshal to this Court, with a full and true account of the execution of the same.
(Note from Teresa Young: Please be aware that No. 7 and all others do not exist at the courthouse. Burn up during the courthouse fire)