Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1922-02-15

Following is the result of the labor:
of Circuit court for the term just over
Criminal Cases.
A. ]. Davis forfeiture, failure to
perform road duty. Fined $500 and
costs.
tioot Harris, public drunkenness
Jailed to apear and bondsmen will be
liable for $3.50 bond.
Lester Burgess. violating bone dry
law not guilty.
Albert Brewer, contempt, discharged
on clerk and sheriff fees.
Dale Parker, public drunkenness,
fined $40 and costs. On failure to pay
fine and cost was given workhouse
sentence, which put him in jail.
Maicomb Sheriff., carrying pistol,
$50 and costs.
Geo. Ford, carrying pistol, nolled on
costs and taxes.
Tip Kinds, violating bone dry law,
for $3.50.
Daniel Dixon, public drunkenness,
and disturbing public worship; hung
jury and dismissed at suggestion of
attorney-general.
VIM. Brewer public drunkenness !,
fined SIS and costs.
Rutha Myers, contempt discharged
on clerk and sheriff fees.
, Lee Dunbar, Chester Rose, George
Yates. Kenneth Dunbar, Ray Rose,
Perry Dickerson. unlawful fishing;
nolled on costs and taxes. 1t seems
these men violated the law by seining
for fish instead of being content to
catch what they could with rod and
line.
Antoine Sims, contempt; discharged
Ed Thompson, contempt, discharged
John Norris, carrying pistol; nolled
on costs and taxes.
Taylor Brown and Waymon Brown
public worship, not guilty.
Paul Miller. disturbing public wor-
ship: SIS and costs.
Thos. Sheriff.. carrying pistol, dis
charged.
Hardin Smith, violating bone dry
law; not guilty.
Ezra Beatty, carrying pistol; $50 fine
and in default of payment sent to
jail under workhouse sentence.
Randolph Kelley, public drunken
ncss SI2. so and costs.
E.zera Beatty, disturbing public
fined $Ie.5o and costs. :
J. B. France. forfeiture; he made his
escape from officers at Cookeville
and seems to have left the state. His
bondsmen will be liable for $780, un-
less they produce him At court.
Lewis Brendle and Bevy Brendle,
violating bone dry law; not guilty.
Lewis Brendle. carrying pistol, miss
trial, jury could not agree.
Bevy Brendlc $50 fine and 20 days in
work house, now in jal.
Pete Garrett. contempt. discharged
On clerk and sheriff costs.
Arthur Reed, disturbing public wor
ship; nollcd on costs and taxes.
VIII Sheriff. violating bone dry law;
ga and 30 days in Jail.
Taylor Brown, public drunkenness;
$50 and 80 days in Jail. /
Rudolph Kelley, carrying pistol and
bone dry law; nolled on cost
md taxes in both cases.
Thos. Sheriff., larceny; one year in
-eform school.
Roy Carpenter and Joe Oliver, pet
ii larceny ;one to three years In
>form school for Oliver and one to
i've years in the penitentiary for Car
'entier Carpenter appealed to high
,r court. This is the case of the men
Who robbed the personal affects and
,amble case of Geo. T. Renfro at
Hotel Taylor short time ago:
Ezra Beatty and Melvin eGodsey,
assault with intent to commit murder
II the first degree; $50 fine and 80 day
n Jail for Beatty. Godsey released.
Civil Cases.
Geo. S. Rhea VS.. Henry Tanner; $50
lamages for Rhea.
F. P. Hassler VS.. T. c. Railway; $1oo
amages for death of horse.
A. z. Payne VS.. f. 0. Hembree;
Judgment for $Ioo
Crab Orchard VS.. Bratch Wilson,
compromised by Crab Orchard paying
oStS.
Same kind OF case against Ashbury
,arnes. with same result.