Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14

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J. Lewis of 1O15 st. Paul street is named
as replevin bail. -.
On Oct &C. 1920. Charles Anderson vas
fined 81 and costs and sentenced to
day in Jail on Z charge ef grand larceny,
but the records show tbat 8 total Of
$3.50 in fines and costs remain unpaid.
Gordon Donaldson, 1910 North Capitol
avenue, is listed as replevin bail The
records in the clerks Office show that
Anderson was favored by having the time
extended until June 1 OF this year.
Fines and costs totaling S117-35 remain
unpaid in the case of John Bsricick or
Bennick, who was found guilty on Oct.
2. 1920. of operating a blind tiger, fined
500 and costs and sentenced to forty
days on the Indiana State Farm. John
w. PulIen Of the Citizens State Bank
is listed as replevin bail on the records.
OWES FINE IN
GAMBLING CASE.
Fine and costs totalling 5000 are IN
paid in the case of John Moss, who was
fined SIS and costs and sentenced to, ten
days in Jail on charge OF keeping
gaming house. Allen Simms of the as
SCISSORS Office, is listed as replev5n bail
rendered against Moss on Nov. %, 1920
and that time OF payment was extended
until June ], 1921
Indiana Judson was convicted on Nov.
%. 1920, of operating a blind tiger and
was fined 500 aud, costs and sentenced
to thirty days on the Indiana State Farm.
Fine and costs tOtaIiing $160S0 remains
unpaid, although time Of payment was
extended until June !, 1921. the records
show. II. Levy, $40 South Illinois street
is listed as replevin bail.
On Nov. Is, 1929 Richard Arnold was
fined SO and costs and sentenced to sixty
days on the Indiana State Farm on a
charge Of assoctating. Fine and costs
sggregating $3.50 remains unpaid, al
hough the time was extended until June
/, of this year. Nelson Wells. S72 Oar
nell avenue. is listed as replevin bail.
ONE VEHICLE
CHARGE IN LIST.
The records show that William Kuner
on April 2S, 1921, was convicted Of We
hicle taking and was fined S25 and costs
and sentenced to ten days in jail, yet
fine and costs totaHing $39. 10 remain I'M
paid. Anna KuneF. 90 South Missouri
street, is listed as replevin.
On April 9, 1921, William Haverman
TO thirty days in Jail on a charge OF
operating a blind tiger, yet fine and costs
totalling S165.25 remain unpaid, according
to the records. Charles A Collins, 112S
Oakland avenue, is listed as surety.
Allen McKinny on April 6, 1921, was
found guilty of operating a blind tiger
and was fined 500 and costs and SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail. Fine and
costs totalling $16545 remain unpaid, the
records show. Harry Schoffiel, 1884, In
diana avenue, is listed as replevin bail
Jesse Donaldson on April 9, 1921, was
fined SO and costs and sentenced to ten
days in jail on a charge of keeping a
gaming house. Fine and costs aggregat-
ing sS7 remain unpaid, the records show.
Nelson Wells. SIP Darnell street, is listed
as repleyin bail
ACCOMMODATED
BY COLLINS.
Although Judge James A. Collins ac-
commodated Fred Boyd by suspending a
ten day sentence in Jail on a charge Of
visiting a gaming house, Boyd has not
paid fne and costs totaUing $S1.65, the
record shows. Judgment was recorded
April 20, 1921. Carter o. Temple, $50
Minerva street, is listed as repleyin bail
On the same date Norman Greer or
Green was fined SO and sentenced to ten
days in Jail on a charge OF visiting a
CARING house. The court suspended tina
DAYS, but the defendant has not paid the
hne and costs, totalling sS1. e5, but stayed
EtheIa with P. F. Temple, $50 Minerva
street. as replevin bail.
Among other cases where the fines and
costs remain unpaid are: April %, 1921,
John Campbell, speeding, S44.95 unpaid
Allen Sinms OF the assessors office as
replevin bail; June 2. 1921, J. b Kaarr
passing street car with auto, sS025 un-
paid, time extended until Sept. 9. 1891
Hay Buehring as replevin bail; Nay
q, Ee2l, Raymond FersdsOn. assault and