Day v. Smith

Day was tried at the August term, 1930, of Milton superior court, in two cases, one for stabbing, and the other for transporting intoxicating liquor. In the trials of these cases Judge C. C. Pittman of the Cherokee Circuit presided in the place of Judge John S. Wood of the Blue Bidge Circuit. Day was convicted in both of these cases. In the stabbing case a fine of $100, to include the costs, was imposed upon him, and in the liquor case a fine of $150 was imposed. Sentences were upon prepared forms providing for fines and alternative chain-gang sentences, with blanks therein for the insertion…