Victim: Green Todd

Victim was Grover T. West.

Cause of action: unlawful selling and tippling "intoxicating liquors as a beverage within 4 miles of a school house."

The defendant was convicted in the Circuit Court of Haywood County under an indictment charging him with robbery. He filed a motion for a new trial which was overruled and has appealed.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he illegally sold liquor. Case file is incomplete; orders and opinion only.

Allison was charged with first-degree murder for killing Victor Fostopolas with a pistol during an argument over whether Allison had paid his restaurant bill. The jury in the original case found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter. The victim's name is also written as "Victor Fotopolas." First two digits of docket number are torn off -- they are likely to be "21."

The victim's name in this case was Sue Routon, a female under the age of twelve.

The victim's name in this case was Ollie Hardwell. File consists of only a memo to the state of the facts.

Cause of action: Housebreaking and larceny.

Larceny of one-half gallon of molasses.

Victim: T. C. Whitfield. Cause of action: assault by shooting with a gun with an attempt to commit murder. Henry Jackson and T. C. Whitfield lived on farms adjoining each other. They had a disagreement over Whitfield's hogs being on Jackson's property. After Whitfield agreed to bring his hogs back, Jackson arrived with a shotgun and shot Whitfield in the groin and thighs.

Indicted for selling liquor within 4 miles of a school. Charged with selling in the bar on a boat called "Whisper"., which was located on the Mississippi River. Includes printed copy of the "Statement of Case, Assignment of Error and Argument for Plaintiff in Error".

The defendant, along with a man named Dan Miller, was accused of shooting the victim, George Putnam.

Cause of action: sell and tipple intoxicating liquor as a beverage in less than four miles of a school house.

victim: Willie Hampton; weapon: pistol loaded with powder and ball

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Cause of action: "Selling intoxicating liquor without a license."

Victim: Milton Burns, colored. The defendant is also called Jack Davis. Milton Burns and friends were out playing cards and gambling when he got in fight with Jim Davis. Davis then used a pistol to shoot Burns.

Charged with stealing one box of snuff and 3 sacks of flour from Oliver Finnie Co. Also charged with receiving stolen property related to the same crime. Total value of stolen goods listed as $4.95.

The defendant was convicted of carrying "brass-knucks."

Charged with selling liquor without a license.