Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-29
REGISTRAR IS
FINED $3.50 IN
FED. COURT
Fred Saleeby Is Fined
100000 For Violation
immigration Laws Of
United States.

S. R. Secrest, East Spencer regis
trar, was fined $4,000 in federal
court here last week and placed on
probation for three years, for viola
ton of the federal election laws. He
was charged with showing race pref
erence.
In the cases against Fred Saleeby
and A. ]. Wright, charged with the
violation Of the immigration laws,
the defendants, upon rendering pleas
of guilty, were fined and placed on
probation. Saleeby was fined $1,000
and Wright $500. The defendants
were charged with bringing Victoria
Ateyeh, ri years of age, into this
country from Cuba by making false
statements in the application.
Other cases disposed of follow:
Ray Kluttz, Rowan, possession of
liquor and nuisance; sentence stricken
out and defendant placed on proba-
sAoAA SAASS ySdAo'
w. w. Ford, Rowan, manufacture
ing and possession of materials for
making liquor and possession of Ii
quor; continued.
w. F. Rufty, Rowan, possession and
sale of liquor and nuisance, contin-
ued.
Jasper Edwards and George Turn
er, Stanly, conspiracy and manufac-
turing and possession of materials for
making liquor; Edwards previously
sentenced at April term, to 90 days in
Montgomery county Jail and Turner
to four months in same Jail, this sem
tence changed to go into effect De-
cember l, 1881.
Odell Griggs and W. F. Rufty,
Rowan, conspiracy to violate the ma
tional prohibition act; continued.
Ike Holder and Gady Holder, Da-
wilson, conspiracy and possession and
sale of liquor; capias.
Russell Curry, Davidson, possession
and sale of liquor and nuisance; cap
las.
w. ]. Wallace and William Wallace,
Stanly, conspiracy and possession and
sale of liquor; w. J. Wallace plead
guilty and placed on probation three
years; William Wallace mol pros.
David Dennis, Stanly, manufacture
ing and possession of liquor; jury YER
dict of % guilty.
K. C. Rash, Davie, manufacturing,
possession and transporting of liquor;
transferred to Winston term of Unit
ed States court.
Dave Harrison, Davidson county,
possession and retail of liquor and nui-
sance; mol pros.
Babe Young, Cabarrus, possessing,
retail and transporting of liquor and
nuisance; mol pros.
Brooks Long, Cabarrus, possession,
retail and transporting of liquor and
nuisance; mol pros. q
Ernest Ludwick and Babe Young,
Cabarrus, possession and retail of liquor
and nuisance, two cases; mol pros.
Grady Merritt, Stanly, possession
and retail of liquor and nuisance;
three cases; mol pros.
Cleve Trexler, violation national
prohibition law; previous sentence
stricken out and placed on probation
three years.
Charlie Troutman, violation nation
al prohibition law; in view Of fines
in other cases, previous sentence is
stricken out and placed on probation
three years.
Thomas Efird, Stanly, possession and
sale of liquor; 80 days in Jail, sentence
to begin November 1, 1881.
Henry Morgan, violation national
prohibition law; previous sentence
stricken out and placed on probation
three years.
Mrs. Dora Manuel, violation postal
laws; on recommendation United
States attorney defendant is placed on
probation three years.
Ruth Creswell and James Cress-