The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-03-04
FULL DOCKET FOR
COUNTY CRIMINAL
COURT THIS Term.
MANY CASES HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SET FOR TRIAL BY JUDGE
WHlTTHORNE.
SEVERAL CASES SUBMITTED
Men Are Charged With Violations of
Liquor Laws in Indictments Return.
ed by the Grand Jury Now in SEES
sion.

(From Wednesdays, Daily Herald)
Quite a number of new cases have
been iedisnosed Of Iii count Eadsak.A u
eaurtsbS2the submission of the defend
ant, Of the setting fythe case.for trial
by Judge W. C5Whifthera@ ~ 90
:. The docket has beemsef asa8b issWss
Herschel Collins, charged with sell
ing loquor without license, icase. set
for trial on March 26. .gt yHi.iE
Jim Pillow, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, second case also
charges Pillow with assault and bat.
terry, both cases set for trial on April 6.
George Gresham, charged with fail
ure to pay dog tax, and also to pay
wheel, tax, verdict of not guilty has
been entered in each case. &s
Will Mays, charged with non-payI
ment of dog tax has been found not
guilty. b GW.
j. A. Murray, charged with non-pay-
ment Of dog tax, has been found not
guilty ~" gh2
The case of Junious Armstrong,
charged with non-payment of dog tax,
has been placed on the retired docket,
Apgalias has been issued for Hen
'derson Webster, charged with nun-pay-
ment of the dog tax.
n! G. Dixon, charged with passing a
bad check, had the charge nolled upon
payment of costs, together with the
cheels. g3iAt,I... ~. ..sA
Will Rindy. colored, charged in two
cases with petit larceny, was found
guilty and sentenced TO twenty days
on the county road and the payment
of costs in each case. 81
"a Frank Garter, 'coiored, charged with
petit larceny, submitted and received a
sentence of twenty days ON the coun.
ty road and to pay the costs in the
case.
Willis B. Ladd, charged with petit
larceny, case set for trial on March g..
Joe Colgrass, charged with unlaw-
fully transporting Intoxicating liquor,
case set for trial on March 16.
Charles Frierson, charged with I'M
lawfully transporting intoxicating liq-
uor, case set for trial on March 16.
Hattie Hendrix, colored, alias Hattie
Maytield, charged with unlawfully
transporting liquor, case set for trial
on March u.s.. fss 'i9s n
Frank Hall, alias Love Hall, charg-
ed with unlawfuully transporting lid
nor, case set for trial March. 17.o . g,
. Riggs Jackson, charged with unlaw-
fully receiving, possessing and trans
porting intoxicating liquor case set
for trial on March 17....,,y,,l,,,.. ,,,....,,.
A. Lefkovitz, charged With selling
liquor without license in, one case.
charged with transporting liquor in
another case and with the operation
of a pawn shop in still another case
all three cases set for trial on March
II.
Simon Linum, charged with unlaw-
fully transporting liquor in one indict-
'ment, with selling Intoxicating liquor
without license in a second indictment
and with carrying concealed deadly
weapon in third indictment, all cases
set for trial March %.
Polk A. Smith, charged with carry
ing a pistol, submitted to fine of $50
and the payment of costs in the case
Sam House, alias Monk House and
Dave Kimbrough, charged with keep
ing gaming house, case set for trial
on March 90.
Nineteen others charged with gam
ing, some of whom have not yet been
arrested, will be tried ON March 90.