Busy Session At Recorder's Court Delivers Varied Convictions
A recorder's court session tried twenty two cases with liquor offenses leading at five. Larceny followed with four as fornication and adultery appeared three times. Multiple defendants faced assaults with weapons driving while intoxicated and related charges. Notable verdicts include guilty pleas and six to ninety day jail terms with road-work assignments and fines. Capiases and bond conditions were set for several defendants.
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Recorder’s Court
George Lee
Ned Little
Martin
Gray Outland
Elizabeth Melvin
Outland
Capias
Melvin
Willie Paschal
J. O. Sexton
Archie Bryant
Paschal
Bryant
Sexton
James Bullock
Junius Johnson
R. D. Bryant
Alfonso Perkins
Robert Perkins
Alfonso
J. B. Hux
Henry Clark
Nelson Davis
Hubert Lowder
Claude Stansberry
Pattie Jane Thompson
W. Matthews
Lawrence Jackson
Charlie Robertson
Henry Mellwood
Ed. Dallas
Dallas
Mellwood
Dave Moody
Garber fined for selling fruit without license in Philadelphia
Benjamine F. Garber of Philadelphia was fined $2.50 for selling fruit without a license and offered apples in payment, which the court refused.
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Benjamine F. Garber
Philadelphia
North Carolina Refuges Open For Public Fishing
State officials announce open fishing periods May 10 to 15 and June 10 to 15 on about 76 miles of streams in Mount Mitchell Wayah Bald Daniel Boone and Andrew Johnson refuges. Trout are stocked, with up to 280000 released this year. details from refuge warden Marion.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. S. Hargett
Department of Conservation and Development
Mount Mitchell
Wayah Bald
Daniel Boone Refuge
Andrew Johnson Refuge
Hargett
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