Jack Haddock & Joe Walthal Convicted of Bootlegging, 1916, Smith Co, TX

Submitted by East Texas Genealogical Society 
P. O. Box 6967, 
Tyler, TX 75711 

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From the Tyler Daily Courier-Times, Tuesday, January 11, 1916,
Page Five:

PLEAD GUILTY TO BOOTLEGGING

	Jack Haddock, colored, plead guilty to two cases of bootlegging 
in the county court and was given a $25 fine and twenty days in jail. 
Simmons Blalock also plead guilty in similar number of cases and was 
given the same fine and same number of days in jail.

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From Tyler Daily Courier-Times, Wednesday, January 12, 1916, Page 4:

PLEAD GUILTY BOOTLEGGING

	Joe Walthal (?Waithal), colored, plead guilty to two cases of 
bootlegging and was given a fine of $25 and twenty days in jail in 
each case.

CONVICTED IN TWO CASES

	In the county court Sonk Cummings was given a fine of $52.15 and 
twenty days in jail for bootlegging, and also a fine of $49.95 for 
aggravated assault and battery committed on a negro woman.