The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-23
BUSY DAY IN CITY COURT Thirty-six Cases Acted On By Judge. APPEALS FROM THE RECORDER Many Attions in Criminal Court
 Rfore Judge Thomas. Docket for Today Includes Cases Assitst Harrison Walker. Charged
 With Perjury, and E. P. Hun
 .'1er' Accused of E"-
 
APPEALS FROM THE RECORDER

fhirty-six cases disposed of or p$ssed to another day in this term for thal and thirteen cases continued. is to record of yesterdays opening ses- hon of the criminal division of the tity Court.
 The day was given over entirely to the trial of cases on appeal from the Recorder's Court. the majority of the defendants being charged with misde- meanors. This is how all cases, ex- 1 elusive of those continued. were dis R. R. Pettus. violating Sunday law. R. R. Pettus. violating Sunday law, J. s. Lamb. violating revenue law, passed to July 27.
 John Rutiedge. gaming. pleaded guilty and fined $1o.
 John Rutledge, resisting an omcer' James Thomas. carrying. concealed pistol, pleaded guilty and fined $50.
 George A. Miller. violating revenue law. dismissed.
 Terry e,siI, violating revenue law R. McDonald. disorderly conduct Jack Larkin. disorderly conduct. William Bibb. resisting an officer Elijah Robinson. disorderly conduct Julia Chandler. vasrancy. three cases. Arthur Anderson, loitering. motion to quash sustained and case dismissed.
 Ma, Martha aas Allen ansG ,5 vasrancy' p'eaoeo Hayden Barry, assault and battery, Hned 42
 J. M. Bellenower, vagrancy. fined s1. Mary Cook, vagrancy. two cases, fined $ in one and $lo in the % otner-
 Emma Colvin. vagrancy hned $lo.
 Eula Frazier, vagrancy. fined $6.
 Dan Irwin, assault and battery. not guilty.
 Hattie Ivey. vagrancy, ,,,,os not guilty gu ny.s s, sustained and case dismissed.
 Rosa Jones, disorderly conduct. fined Reaureeard McDade. saming. dismiss Tom Smith. assault and battery. c .c. saterthwaite. dis' 'rderly conduct Nick Stallsworth. lettering, motion to quash sustained anl case dismissed:
 John Williams. gaming. dismissed by city ...,
 Lucius Williams: Interfering with oficer guilty and fined $50
 Y John Zola, disorderiy conduct lined
 Emanuel Williams lettering, motion to quash sustained and case dismissed
 The following jurors were empaneH- J. W. Branscomb. { E. Cook; R. r. E: Ball Bal, P. J; nss;s sgssngh1m' E n Mabsoo. T O. John Brown. c. s. Spann. H. (. Jones. L. Davis, J. L. Money. J: M; Hawkins. H. M. MerriwetherI G. W. Weaver.
 Among the easel set for trial today is that against Harrison Walker. a well-known white man. who is ,harg- ed with perjury. Heretofore this case has been tried twice in the city court. resulting in mis- in each instance
 Anther case If interest is that against E. P. Huiziker, young. white man who is charSed with embezzlement and false pretenfes. He was employed as timekeeper ff a St. Louis constrdc. tion company turing the erection or the New ,Exchsnge Hotel and while serving in that capacity Is alleged to have padded the pay rolls. The cases have been continued several terms.
 Other cases are set for today as fol- lows: Lucius Bondurant, forgery; Ar chic Wilson, csfrying concealed pistol; Monroe Berry, grand larceny; Fleming Lewis. violating prohibition law; Oliv- CT Dinkins. violating prohibition law; C.. Guy, viNating prohibition law; Joe EllsberrS violating prohibition law; Tom Mdcloud. violating prohibit tion law; NicI Sims. violating prohibi- tion law: Heiry Vinson alias Henry Vincent, violating prohibition law;