Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-05-12
Many Cases
Disposed OF
This Week
Continued from page one

NASHOoSN W.
Jim Campbell, negro, foune
: guilty of house breaking, breaking
and entering and highway robbery
was given a term of not less thar
ten years in the states prison.
Charles Pope, crippled negro:
charged with murder of another
negro. was found not guilty by 9
directed verdict.
D. Burke was given 50 days TO,
an assault and ten days for hobo
ing.
Geo. Crotts, who plead guilty tic
a charge of assault with deadly
weapon. was sentenced to the roads
for a period of six months. He
was also charged with a violation
of the prohibition law. Judgment
in this case was continued for two
years.
The case against Zeb Robinson,
charged with rape, was continued
upon failure of the states witness
es to show up for trial.
The four cases charging violation
of the prohibition law against
Othel Shoaf were mol pressed as
Shoaf is now serving an lS-months
sentence in the federal pen.
The case against B. F. Steed,
charged with manslaughter, was
mol pressed.
Cal Snider, violation of the pro-
hibition law, received II months.
Willie Stokes, forcible trespass,
drew a five months sentence.
Green Honeycutt, charged with
abandonment, called and failed,
capias issued.
Floyd Owens, found guilty of
seduction, drew two years in the
state pen at hard labor and to wear
stripes.
Howard Fox, breaking and n
tering, II months. Commitment
not to issue if he remain of good
behavior for three years and pay
the costs.
Robert Lineberger, false preten-
Sc, six months.
Haskell Harmon forgery, eight
months.
C.. c. Cone, worthless check, mol
pros with leave.
James B. Little, driving while
drunk, called and failed, capias.
Harve Karriker, larceny and re-
ceiving, called and failed, capias.
T. F. Michael, bad checks, re-
CURED to pay checks and costs.
M. B. HARRISON, ENLIGHTENMENT,
mol pros with leave.
R. L. Foster, forgery, mol pros
with leave.
Claude Potts, charged with
rape, mol pros with leave.
George Waggoner, indecent ex-
posure, mol pressed with leave.
The following cases were con-
tinued:
Carl G. Smith, abandonment:
Albert Tinsley, breaking and en-
tering and larceny and r~eceivins;
Mrs. W. D. Rash, violation prohi-
bition law, continued until Friday;
Brunell Whirlow, violation prohibi-
ton law, continued until next
Wednesday; C. C. Buff, violation
prohibition law; Frank Webb viola
ton prohibition law; Floyd Dwig-|
gins, assault on female and nom
support, continued provided de-
PENDANT pays IS a week to his wife
in each case; DIN Everhart, seduc-
ton, continued under former ord
er; Brooks c. Craige, driving while
drunk, open for compliance; Joe
Honey, violation pure food laws;
Myrl Pethel, breaking and entering
and larceny and receiving; Frank
Bacon, Abandonment and non-sup-
port; Lawrence Honeycutt and
Kay Snider, breaking and entering;
George Misenheimer, highway rob-
berry and larceny and receiving,
continued until next Monday; l..
P. Thompson, reckless driving.
Carl Roseman, larceny and receiv-
ing; J. D. Hagler, assault with
deadly weapon with intent to kill,
continued under former order. The
following cases were continued:
Lewis Beck, abandonment; Hoy
~Stikeleather, abortion drugs; Newt
Overcast, highway robbery, Jake
Brown and Chatty Earnhardt, VIC
lation of prohibition law, the for
mer bling called and failed Judg-
ment mist sci ia and capias. Myrl
Pethel, breaking and entering and
larceny and receiving; L. P.
Thompson, reckless driving; Law
renee Honeycutt and Kay Snider,
breaking and entering. Crawford
Linebarrier, injury to real estate,