Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-15

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ty-three defendants were arranged be-
fore Judge Gooch in the Rowan coun-
ty court. Charges ranging from plain
drunks to homicide appeared On the So
licitor's docket.
D. c. Carter was bound wei to the
November term of the Superior court
on the charge of manslaughter, which
arose out of an automobile accident.
Cliff Knox and Clarence Caldwell,
negroes, will likewise face the Superior
court for the shooting and killing of
a member of their race near Lands.
Most of the remaining cases on the
docket were devoted to assault with
deadly weapons, violation of prohi-
bition laws and drunk and disorderly
charges. ]. Allan Dunn, county prose-
cutor, disposed of the following cases
during the week:
Ralph Watts and Brady Freeze,
drunk and disorderly and also forcible
trespass, $500 fine each and further
judgment continued for ten months.
Will Lentz and Clarence Plyler,
drunk and disorderly, 80. days in
workhouse, imperative on fine of SIS
each.
Fred Plyler, driving drunk, 80 days
on roads OF $40 fine, and enjoined
from driving car in North Carolina
for six months.
Will Phillips, driving drunk, 50
days or $50, and enjoined from ope-
rating car in state for 5 months.
Fannie Whitaker, assault with dead
ly weapon, 50 days in workhouse or
fine of $25 and IS doctor bill.
Sis Mccoy, disorderly conduct, 10
days in workhouse or IS fine.
S. A. Wooley, drunk, 20 days in
workhouse or costs.
James Potts, violation prohibition
laws, 80 days in workhouse or $500
fine.
T. L. Bame, drunk, 80 days in
workhouse or $40 and costs.
Flake Rufty, drunk, $40 and costs.
James Crawford, drunk, 80 days in
workhouse or $500 and costs.
Rick Roseman, drunk and disorder
ly, continued ~1O-20-31.
Luke Edwards, drunk, assault and
possession, $25 or 80 days.
]. M. Tarlton, drunk, not guilty.
Roy Cauble, drunk, continued to
10-20-31.
Jim 1sham, drunk, costs.
Dudley Young, driving drunk, 80
days on roads or sos, and enjoined
from driving car in state for 80 days.
George Wooley, abandonment, con-
tinued to 1~0-23-31.
r. B. Lindsey, drunk, 20 days in
workhouse or costs.
Charlie Brewer and Manlus Brewer,
drunk and disorderly, also assault with
deadly weapon, Manlus not guilty, 50
day or fine of $50 for Charlie Brewer.
John Davis, illegal train riding, 20
days in workhouse.
D. c. Carter, mans1aughter, prob
able cause.
Won Bridges, assault with deadly
weapon, so days or $25.
julie Altman, drunk, IS days in
workhouse.
r. A. Wike, simple assault and as
sault with deadly weapon, continued
11-6-31.
Jake Brown, Mrs. Ella Brown, and
Frank Brown, drunk and disorderly,
continued with above case to 11-6-31,
as were cases against said defendants
for resisting arrest, and an additional
case against Jake Brown for relation
of prohibition laws.
Charlie Wilkerson, drunk and dis
orderly, and carrying concealed weap-
on, continued to 10-16-31..
Buss Koontz, assault with deadly
weapon, so days in workhouse Or SIS
and doctor bill of prosecuting witness
to date.
Belden Penniger, violation prohibi-
ton laws, continued 10-19-3l.
Charlie Goodgame, Jack Edwards
and John Nader, illegal train riding,
Goodgame and Edwards IS days in
%workhouse, Nader, a young lad in his
teens claiming San Francisco as his
home, given 10 days in workhouse.
Cliff Knox, homicide, probable