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Taylor, CarterAre Held Overto Grand JnrvDublin M v n ('barbed With Tlirft of l.amband I’rubi IbeakTwo men, John Taylor andRoss Carter,’charged with striding a lamb -belonging to Gordon Roll, of near Dublin, woro fined $10 each and sentenced to 00da vs in jail whon tiied this morn-• »/i 11 j_c before Magistrate N. H. Hurd.A charge of violating tin* Pr0“ j t)lt. i;mib,hibition law was also hoard andthe two bound over to the grandlt; •jury.Chief of Police Fox, of Dublin,Today’s BestRadioCities Service Hour—W K A F network — 8:00. Rickard Kamil} —\VJZ network—8:00.■Raleigh Re\ue—W K A F network—10:00. Green and While—WAB( network—10:00.St. Regis-Re pez Hour— WKA V netw ork — 11 :00. Down’s Music—WAHC network—1! :J0. Klliniton’s Band—WAHC network—12:00.The (dimers seareheil half tlu* night before they tinally (hieated him at 12 o’clock on the [Cloyd (dace.’1’his charge was dismissed {hi.-yesterday afternoon nwivo.1 a niMrnin r ,,ut h( Us joinUycall that a bunch of drunks were raisin# a disturbance at tho bon#* of John Taylor on the Hell place, north of Dublin. \lr. Fox got. Mr. Hell, whom he deputized and they visited tho scene.Mr. Roll was given a policeman’s billy* as he did not have a gun. They were somewhat, surprised when thev arrived at the ten-*ant house to find two lamb’s feetin the hack vard. Thev made an• ♦investigation and found more of the sheep befon* entering.Two Arrestedbarter and Taylor were fount® in the house along- with a little over a half gallon of whiskey. Thev also discovered the carcassof a la ml weighing 70 or 7 apounds. Only the hind quarter had been removed, the remainder of the meat being unskinned. The lamb had been killed in the kitchen of the house.John Taylor resisted arrest and broke the whiskey container in the scuffle that followed. Mr. Bell soaked him in the head with the billy and1 knocked him out. Carter attempted to run but was overtaken by Mr. Bell who attempted to. pull him off a fence. It was necessary for Mr. Bell to hit him with the billy before he was subdued.Local, officers were notified and Deputies Temple Crockett, Roy Sumrpers,- E. L. Hudson and Squire Hurd went to the stene. They took the prisoners and the carcass and brought them to Pulaski. One of the men had a bad wound in his head and was bleed-• omg. •JMaski, warrantover with his brother and Car!or o n prohi 1 it ion 1 a w vml.n .oncha rges.1 v put yCrockott poi-uadodJohn Taylor to plead ginit} 1I ho theft of live shouluei.- from Gilbert Horton on '.!)lt;• Spott.-.lacf sometime ago.Claims StillThe officers found a still near John Taylor’s place some ti imago on a raid and this morninc he admitted ownership. The plant was made of a 10-gallon milk can and a part of a churn. Taylor stated he stole the -can from the highway. The churn walt; used a* a cap and there was a copper worm.The officers investigated reports late yesterday of a shooting match at Need mo re but found that all participants had fled to the mountains before their arrival. It is claimed that one negro shot another but not seriously. Their names are known and a lookout is being kept for theft* return home, home.A rumor that a cargo of whiskey had been left on the Draper road was traced but after searching several houses, the officers gave up the hunt.A*;
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Pulaski Southwest Times
Pulaski, Virginia, US
Fri, Apr 11, 1930
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