The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
MANY CASES ON THE DOCKET Much Work Schedule For New Judge. MAY ESTABLISH NEW RECORD Grand Jury Has Not Made Report
 as Yet. The First Day sf ceurt win See Un- usually Large Numser of Cases
 Appealed from the Re-
 cerderss Court.

From all indications. the docket of the Criminal Court, when fully com pieted by the indictments to be return ed by the grand jury, will be one of the most extensive on record for the Mont gomery Court. Already heavy docket has been prepared. to be taken up on next Monday. Feb. IS, and to run for criminal judge, whoever he will be, will receive q strenuous inauguration.
 The grand, jury has made no report as yet, but it is anticipated that the number or indictments will be excep- tionally heavy. probably more than 100, by far. With these. and with the docket already prepared, the session of the court will be one of the busiest ever experienced.
 As to the workings sof( the grand jury. 1t Is known that many witnesses have been examined, enough, inf case the examinations develop Into something of the tangible nature of an indict- ment, to produce a record number of true bills. It is not believed that the examinations have taken the nature of Investigations on the initiative of the grand jury, but have been confined so far. to settlements of pending cases, such as those bound over from lower courts, and those which have never yet found their ways into court.
 The docket which has been prepared to be taken up next week Is as follows, consisting. mostly of appeals fsom the court of Recorder Baber:
 February l5--State against John White. resisting an officer: same, car- rying concealed weapons. Both cases appealed from Recorders Court; L. B. Barnett, violating Sunday law. appeal from Recorders Court; the City vs. Langston Haygood. violating revenue law, appeal from Recorder, flifteen cases: the City VIZ. Lee Hines, disorder City vs. Mamie Harweli, appeal from Recorder; vs. Sarah Johnson. assault and battery. appeal from Recofderj vs. Charlie Jones. violating pistol law; Richard Jones. vagrancy, appeal from Recorder; T. B. Kent, violating Sec- tion 1i10 city code. appeal from Re- corder; R. R. Pettus. violation Sunday law. appeal from Recorder; L. shin baum, false pretense, appeal from Re- cordef; Ben smith. violation 1928 city code. appeal from Recorder; Adell Hun ter. vagrancy. appeal; Joe AConer, viQ- iation revenue laws, appeal; Isaac Brown, violation Section 1OS7 of city code, appeal; Marian Cox, violation Sec- ton 1i34 city code. appeal; Lizzie Cummings, keeping immoral house of prostitution appeal; Joe Cunningnam. - tering with officer. appeal; Ben Fem kelstein and Sol Monskey, disorderly conduct, appeal; Dave Funstein, vio- latink. Section 090 of city code. appeal: Andrew F'rfxzard ys. lid Hunt carry- ing concealed weapons, appeal; Hen drix Harwell. gaming, appeal; c. W. Johnson, drumming without license, appeal; Sol Kerhnish, fighting, appeal; R. c. Lucas, disorderly conduct, ape peal; Sol Monsky. disordsrly conduct, appeal: Louise Nelson. disorderly con- duct. appeal; B. L.. Pool. disorderly conduct. appeal; Joe Price. discrderly conduct. appeal; D. Pruitt. violation Section 10l2 city code. appeal; E. l.. Reeves. gaming, appeal; Wayman smith. iloiterings appeal: Cain solomon emb ezzlement, appeal: Johnnie Sellers disorderiy conduct. appeal; Armstead White, disorderIy conduct, appeal.
 February 16-State vs. Max J Wink Ter Book Company, violation revenue law; Claude Perry, grand larceny; Tom Trentham, grand larceny; Wesley Gil- ham, violation contract; Richard Glenn ct aIs. violating game law; Tom Crimes forgery: Edward Sadring, grand lar ceny: !. W. Yarbrough, grand lar ceny; John Yung. violation o'clock closing law, reversed and remanded by Supreme Court; Russell Hocking-' smith, removing mortgaged property; Bill Williams, grand larceny; Hattie Brown ct al, forfeited bond; Wesley GiIham ct al, forfeited bond; Bill VII. Hams ct al, forfeited bond.
 February 17---State vs. Preston Mer-' rtwether, assault and battery. assault and battery appealed from; J B. Full Ter, J. F., vs. Ebert Dezackeron. grand larceny; R. B. Sherman, selling exam ination questions; Lee Young ct als., forfeited bond.
 February 1s--State vs. Will Aber- cronbis. burglary. tWo cases; John Allen, grand larceny; Milton Afford, Arringtorl, burglary, two cases; Frank Bates. grand larceny: Charley Baker, .aa -...a.... nnnnaaln.i xRaannna-