The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-04
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guilty to the charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons and was fined $50 and
cost.
The following criminal cases were
acted upon Monday afternoon:
C. ]. Thornton, assault and battery,
plea of former jeopardy confirmed by
the district attorney.
State VS.. Nell McComb, continued.
State VS.. Joe Ray, continued at re-
quest of district attorney.
State VS.. Nell McComb, retailing,
continued.
State VS.. Detella Wilson, retailing,
no witnesses, mol pressed
State VS.. Bud MeComb, retailing,
mol pressed on motion of district at
torney.
State VS.. Annie Craft, retailing, con-
tinued.
State VS.. VIII Rodgers, obstructing
Justice forfeiture set aside upon pay
ment of cost, defendant in custody,
and on motion of district attorney case
passed to files.
State VS.. Frank Walker, retailing,
on motion district attorney case mol
pressed.
State vs. Geo. Hammer, alias capias
for Geo. Jenia and Wilson Miller, re-
turnable Nov. 10, 1913.
State vs. Will Burnside, tresspass-
ing, continued.
State VS.. VIII Rodgers, forfeiture
set aside upon payment of cost, and
on motion of the district attorney, de
PENDANT in custody.
State VS.. r. A. Davis, retailing (old
: case) passed to files on motion o.
district attorney.
r State VS.. Ella Smith, unlawfully
l having liquor for sale, continued.
= State VS.. Mary Mitchell, retailing
S mol pressed on motion of district at
S torney, defendant in city Jail
;. State VS.. Annie Craft, retailing
g bond for $500 forfeited against Illinoi
Surety Company, Judgment nisi t.
next term court.
d State VS.. George Hammer, retailing
e continued on motion of district al
/ torney.
S State VS.. Minnie Mimms, retailing
/ attachment ordered for witness Elem
|. ing.
State VS.. VIII Rodgers, retailing
continued.
e State VS.. F. c, Cox, three cases, al
d dismissed on motion of the district a
J. torney, defendant pardoned on on
# case in which he was sent to the pen
Il Tertiary for sale of cocaine, the sam
e offense named in the cases now nc
r pressed.
l. State Tvs Orbin Beagle, grand la
If ceny, continued lease decided, sci
3: tence held up pending good behavio
o State VS.. A. z. Smith, offering r.
o ward for false swearing, on motion {
d district attorney case dismissed.
State VS.. Myrd Walker, cruelty
d animals, continued
State VS.. Henry Sims, escape, col
d tinued-
IS State VS.. V. B. Eaton, assault an
d battery, continued.
sr State VS.. Cornell Fulton, retailing
IS passed to files on motion of distr',
t. attorney.
ID State VS.. Will chatham, gamblin
lie passed to files on motion of distri
attorney.
/ State VS.. Earl Patton, unlawful ri
ing motorcycle, mol pressed on m
ton of district attorney.
| State VS.. Ella Birge, retailing, co
/ tinued, defendant wounded.
| State VS.. Thomas Worthy, assau
/ and battery, dismissed on motion
i district attorney, cost to be taxed.
/ State VS.. F. v. Wall, drunkenness
mol pressed on motion of district
torney.
/ State VS.. Hardy Newsome, retailir
continued.
State VS.. Bud McComb, retailiI
| mol pressed on motion of district
torney.
| State VS.. Dolly Smith, retailing, c,
III tinued.
iii State VS.. Mary Mitchell, retailil
= passed to the files on motion of I
trict attorney, defendant in custc
of city,.
State VS.. Otis Smith, retailing,
pressed on motion of district attorn
Pickett & McSwain Co. receive
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