On the 12th of May 1911... a complete transcript of all the proceedings including all the pleadings and the information in the case was duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Woodward County, State of Oklahoma, together with the order granting the change of venue to the said court of Woodward County.

September 2, 1911 -- Filing receipt of said N. L. Miller for copy of Information; list of witnesses in Chief; Application to endorse names of additional witnesses; receipt of additional list of witnesses.

Sept. 4, 1911 -- There was a drawing from 60 jurymen; issuing summons to draw jury; Filing stated depositions taken by W. M. Bickel, Alva, Oklahoma; Filing of Order to deliver Miller to Woodward County.

Sept. 5, 1911 -- Filing of subpoena of Dr. B. W. Saffold.

Sept 6, 1911 -- The empaneling of a jury of the peers of the said defendant was begun and completed on the 7th day of September, 1911. 

Sept. 8, 1911 -- Swearing fifty-two jurors; swearing twelve witnesses; swearing the empaneled jury and twenty one witnesses.

Sept. 12, 1911 -- Filing Instructions, Motion and Special request for instructions. After a full, complete hearing of the evidence in Case #714 and the instructions of the court, the argument of counsel the case was submitted to the jury and the jury found a verdict and brought it into open court.

Sept. 13, 1911 -- filing Motion for New Trial

Sept. 15, 1911 -- filing Final Judgment and Commitment -- Pronouncement of sentence in Case #714 -- "The said defendant is now informed by the above entitled court of the nature of the information against him, his arraignment thereon and his pleas of not guilty to the said information and of the verdict of the jury as aforesaid, and he, the said defendant is asked by the court whether he has any legal cause to show why judgment should not be pronounced against him, and no sufficient cause being alleged or shown by the said defendant or appearing to the said court why judgment should not be pronounced:

Thereupon it is now considered ordered and adjudged by the court that the said defendant, N. L. Miller, is guilty of the crime of murder as charged in the information in this cause....."

Miller was confined and imprisoned in the State Penitentiary of the State of Oklahoma, at hard labor, located at McAlester, State of Oklahoma, for and during the period of his natural life, from and after the date of his incarceration in the said State Penitentiary located at McAlester, Oklahoma. Miller was notified of his right to appeal to the Criminal Court of Appeals of the State of Oklahoma.

N. L. Miller filed a Motion of Arrest of Judgment & Sentence in Case #714, State of Oklahoma, by his attorney Charles J. Swindall. -- "The court having heard the argument of counsel in favor of and against said Motion and being fully advised in the premised both as to the law and the finds that said motion is not well taken and should be denied and refused to which said findings of the Court the defendant at the time excepted and saves an exception. It was ordered, adjudged by the court that the Motion to arrest of Judgment and sentence be overruled, denied and refused, to which said judgment order, ruling and decision of the court the defendant at the time excepted and saves an exception."