State v. Anderson

The defendant Walter Anderson was indicted for a felony, and his bail fixed at $1,500. Instead *712of giving bail in the usual form, defendant executed an individual bond for that amount; and his father, Walter F. Anderson, secured it by depositing $1500 of his own money in the hands of the clerk who receipted to him for it, and defendant was thereon released. On September 20, 1902, the defendant was convicted, and sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the- penitentiary, and to pay the costs of the prosecution, taxed at $476. At the same time an order was executed fixing the amount of bail on…