The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-03-22
AhisH TERN CIRCUIT !
BREAKS THE RECORD
Fines Paid To Clerk Trousdale
Exceed Costs Of Holding (
Court.
TOTAL COURT COSTS
WERE ONLY $4,000
Fines Paid For Bone Dry Vio-
lations Help To Swell
The Funds.


The March term Of Henry cuonty
circuit court adjourned OF Saturday
last after being in session only lne
week and broke the record for ;irae
II, session and also fof being able to
pay all court costs with money left
to place ON deposit. The ,,cs.s of
the grand jury, petit jury snd officers
waiting on the court, including the
grand jury officer FOR the March rcrm
amounted to $4i6. This session of
the court is said to he the most m
expensive term ever held in This conn
ty. The following cases tried hut net
reported in The Partisan are as fol-
lows:
VIM. Jewett, petit larceny, submit
ted and given thirty days imprison-
ment.
VIM. Blackwood, tippling, nolle
pressed at defendants cost.
Commodore Smith, col, tippling,
$50 and costs and six months In the
county workhouse.
Lenet Christopher, assault and
battery. quashed.
Bernices Hudgins, furnishing liquor
to minor, case continued.
Elvin James, procuring liquor for
another, fined $3.50 and, costs. Ef-
vim James on same charge, nolle pros
sed at cost OF defendant. Two cases
against Elvin james retired with agree
rarat to reinstate upon motion.
STE of Tennessee VS. Elvin James.
ct ais. scifa; dismissed at costs Of
defendants.
VIM Dinwiddie, violating bone dry
law. continued.
Mamie Travis, violating bone dry
lavr, continued.
State Of Tennessee vs. VIM. Van
dyke and Isiah Martin, charged with
ga'nin9. not guilty.
Wa'tfr Porter cha~ged with carry
ing pistol. Hiistrial
VIM Dodson, failing to work roac,
not guilty. ~
.pefrl Thomas, petit larceny, river
orr Eaey An county workhouse and the
Fletcher Phelps, petit larceny, noile
pressed at cost of defendant.
Tim Clark, petit larceny, noiYe
pressed at cost Of defendant.
Ben Diggs, charged with violating
bone dry law, submitted and judge
ment suspended until next term.
VIM, Lewis, col, violating bone dry
law, submitted and judgment suspen-
ded until next term.
Harvey Manley, carrying pistol,
submitted, fined $50 and costs.
Commodore Smith, ct ais, scifa, dis
missed at defendants cost.
]. E. Weaks, bringing liquor into
state, defendant and securities called
out: judpment on bond for $500.
Mart Tig, col, violating stock law,
nolle pressed.
Newt Hudgins, public profanity,
fined IS and costs.
John Hendricks, violating bone dry
law, Judgment suspended; H. c. Por-
ter same.
John Hendricks, tippling, contin-
ued.
Jesse Crockett, petit larceny, not
guilty.
Lacey Haynes, carrying pistol, con-
tinued
VIM. vandyks, charged with as
sault and battery. mistrial.
Butler Banks, charged with violat-
ing age Of consent, nolle pressed and
defendant discharged.
Kelly Gree, ct ais, carrying pistol,
called out and judgment taken on
bond.
Fox Wilson violating bone dry law,
submitted and jugdment suspended.
Horace Copeland, violating bone
drv law, case continued.
Roxey Tharpe, charged with MUIR
der. continued. !.
John Hartsfield, carrying pistol,
continued.
Mann Green, violating bone dry
law. continued.
Harry Green, petit larceny, noile
pressed at cost of defendant.
Chas. Bruce, violating age or con-
sent. nolle crossed and defendant tax
ed with cost only that state would be
liable for.
T. A. McWilliams, charged with
making false entry. not guilty.
Geo. Hutchison, Violating bone dry
law. continue3,
Chas. Burcs failure to support wife
nolle prossedA
Fl. T. Dinviddylvs,fT. B. Clark. ap-
neal case, Judgment for plaintiff for
$s32.soi WI "a judgment is enjoined
in ChanceA 4 Court.
A. C. Goodyear trustee, VS.. Z. NJ
Cullev, continued.
Alfred Grizzard VS.. Birdie Grizzard
divorce. death Of defendant suggested
and suit dismissed.
Early vandyks vs. Laura Vandyke'
divorce, continued. Z,
Lillian Bean VS.. Hurley Bean, di-
vorce, granted.
Maude Moore vs.. VIM. 5. Moore
divorce, decree granted.