The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-03
COUNTY COURT
OPENS TUESDAY
WITH BIG DOCKET
Nearly Hundred Cases of Vari-
GUS Kinds To Be Disposed OF
At December Term
{ Barlow Record.)

Barlow RecordD
Notwithstanding the fact that the
county court has been handling many
cases of misdemeanors since its lastl
session in which a large number of
guilty pleas have been entered, thel
approaching term of county court is
docketed to handle nearly a hundred
cases, opening on Tuesday morning,
December 9th, when the cases will be
set. Most prominent among these
will be the liquor and bad check cases,
says the prosecuting attorney, j. II.
Peterson. and others will range from
speeding. to aggravated assault.
During November alone, 50 cases on
twenty different charges were dis
posed of, and since the first of 1921,
iiluor cases numbering los have
come before the county judge. Of
these IS were either convicted or
plead gulty-only ten of them win
ming acquttals.
Although the docket has not been
definitely made up as yet. and it is
thought that number of the cases
following will he settled out of court,
Mr.. Peterson has announced that this
will come up for disposal in some
manner:
Ella Williams, sale of intoxicating
liquor
j. F. Kirkland, two cases drunken
ness, one case possession of liquor,
one case assault and battery.
Lawrence ONeil, carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Ben Franklin, possession intoxicat-
ing liquor.
A. l.. Brantley, bad check.
AlonZo Bryant, bad check.
John Foster, sale of intoxicating
liquor
l.. l.. Warren, speeding.
Nj. A. Macy, beating board bill
Howard Armistead, beating way on
rain.
Jim Baker, petit larceny.
G.. G. Harrel, bad check.
l.. b. Lewis, bad check.
G. H. Reed, selling property under
lien.
J. B. Scraggs, removal of property
lnder lien.
L. E. Whatley, removal of property
Inder lien.
]. b. Wesley, alias W. B. Lesley,
possession of distilling apparatus.
c. H. Wilson, carrying concealed
Weapons.
Jim Simpson, possession of intoxi-
.ating liquor.
J. S. Shaw, possession distilling APP
)aratus.
II .pfA
i liquor.
F. NJ Smith, possession intoxicat-
4 ing liquor.
J. o. Petersen selling intoxicating
/ liquor.
J. 0. Petersen. selling intoxicating
liquor.
J. o. Petersen, selling Intoxicating
liquor.
Jimmie Matthews. selling intoxi-
.ating liquor.
J. NJ. Langford, bad check.
Henry Jones, assault and battery.
G. p. Hartso, assault and battery.
c. NJ. Houston, bad check.
NJ. McGriff, manufacture of liquor.
Henry Davis, manufacture of liquor.
J. NJ. Collier and c. F. Tucker, man
llactufe or liquor.
c. F. Tucker, manufacture Of liquor.
j. Fl. Lee, selling Intoxicating
| liquor.
A number of cases were held over
| rom the August term, as follows:
kater Hawthorn, manufacture in
oxicating liquor.
Kater Hawthorne, liquor dealing.
H. H. Fortner, reckless driving.
Arabella Bates, carrying pistol with
| out LICENSE.
Mary Lowerie, selling Intoxicating
L liquor.
j. b. Thornhill, aggravated assault.
II. Hawthorne. aggravated assault.
Roland Anderson, assault and bat
terry.
c. C. Lyle, possession intoxicating
| liquor.
w. S. Yearwood, open profanity.
Scion Glaize, possession intoxicat-
ing liquor.
Luther Lane, sale of intoxicating
liquor.
Mort Davis, transportation of in
oxicating liquor.
Mort Davis, sale of intoxicating
liquor
T. w. Zebendon, possession of in
.oxicating liquor.
Henry Joiner, manufacturer intox-
eating liquor.
Henry Joiner, selling intoxicating
liquor
f. A. Riggs, drunkenness.
F. A. Riggs, possession of intoxi
eating liquor.
| Riley Fewox, possession of intoxi-
oating liquor.
| Mat Stevens, possession of intoxi-
eating liquor.
| Louis Johnson, possession intoxi-
eating liquor
A. c. Williams, speeding.
Edward W. Collins, reckless driv-
ing.
A. b. Ellerbee, sale of property un-
der lien and removal from county.
w. B. Driggers, sale of property un-
der hen and removal from county
Wisdom Cn1aman oo......