The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-16
ICE TRUST CASE
LEADS DOCKET In
CRIMINAL COURT
Most Interesting Prosecution
Of January Term, so Far
known.
About 120 Cases are Assigned
For Trial.
CIRCUIT COURT.
MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT.

The docket for the criminal term
of the January session of the Nc
Cracken circuit court was completed
today by Circuit Clerk Joe A. Miller
and his deputies. The docket com
prises about 100 criminal cases, and
with the cases that have been refer
red to the grand jury there is a pros
pect for an interesting session of
criminal court. Some OF the most
interesting trials will be those of
the alleged ice trust, which was in
dicted at the September term.
The criminal term will begin jan
uary 2, and will continue for three
weeks. Next Monday the special
civil term will be convened by Judge
Reed Owing to the fact that his
time has been occupied as a special
Judge in other circuits for several
weeks. It is necessary to hold the
special term to dispose of the civil
cases.
Inc cI4ihihdi uothtl IS
Second Day-Jula Hewitt, ma
licious striking; willis Dunlap and
Mary Brown. grand larceny; Jim
Kimpson, converting money OF an
other to his own use; Pat Robbins,
Deli Thompson. carrying
weapon concealed; Berry Noise,
grand larceny: Dave Fitzgerald,
grand larceny; Dave Fitzgerald, petit
larceny: Alb Futrell.. malicious strik-
ing; Eugene Bright, alias Jim Cash,
obtaining goods; Fred Hobbs, ma
licious shooting: Sam Hobbs, ma
licious shooting; DR.. c. +. Purcell,
shooting; Roxle Lacey, ma
licious cutting; Shorty Paps. may
hem; Robert Craig. George Nc
Kenzie. Archie Bottoms. grand lar
ceny; Charles Groshart. Bob white.
VIII Martin, grand larceny; Nora
White. grand larceny.
Third Day--John Virgins. muir
der; Stonewall Ferguson alias
'Stoney," murder; BERTHE Roberts.
malicious shooting and carrying
weapon concealed; Hattie Mayer.
cutting; Ebert Mcclure.
have carmel knowledge of a female
1.-TWO cases): ]. p. Mich. obtaining a
deed by fraud; l.. B. Kirby, obtain
ing money by false pretenses; King
Keeling, malicious shooting; King
Keeling. pointing a deadly weapon;
Forest Lewis, having carnal know
ledgee Of female 1.-TWO eases); Sam
Adams. malicious shooting; Tom
Lewis, having carnal knowledge of a
female 1.-TWO cases); I'D Burden, ma
llcious shooting; Bill Bailey and
Ernest Ward, obtaining property by
false pretenses and horse stealing;
w. l.. Rudolph, uttering and publish
ing forged instrument; Ike Rivers,
breaking into a boat; Wilson Hurt,
malicious shooting; John Thomas,
Rosie West. ma
licious cutting; George Wright. horse
stealing; Wallace Williams. having
carnal knowledge Of a female; John
Thomas, HOUSEKEEPING; Ben Will
kinson, malicious striking. 1.-TWO
cases): Ernest Elmendorg, common
gambler; Louis Franklin, Sam Wood,
Henry Todd, Frank Rarden. gam
bling; George Cain, cruel treatment
of beasts; ]. C. Pace and T. ]. Pace,
furnishing liquor to minors (eight
cases); Frank Ashley, gaming; Wal
ter Morris, petit larceny; Vance Mar
able. fornication; Clyde Powell and
Dick Ross, stealing chickens; Alta
Rodgers. bawdy house; John Robin
son circus. failure to obtain license;
VIII Scruggs, firing weapon on pub
lie highway; Rabbit" John Alex
ander, Tom Carneal. Sam Hicks
gaming;. George Thicklir. nuisance;
Andy Hook, Charles Hammonds. Will
Leach, Claude Barnes, Will Hold
gaming; Herbert Williams, concealed
weapon; Tom Gregory, assault and
battery; Waynor Stevenson. gaming
Clarence Bennett. assault and bat
terry; Albert Dixon, petit larceny
Brantley Boaz. furnishing liquor Il