Lenwood Board v. City of Roanoke

A warrant was issued against Lenwood Board, charging that, on or about the 22nd of October, 1941, he was concerned in and possessed chances used in a lottery, and operated a lottery. He appealed from a judgment of conviction before the police justice to the Hustings Court, where he was again convicted, sentenced to jail for sixty days and fined $500.

When Board was arrested, he had in his possession $17 in one dollar bills, $6 in dimes, nickels and pennies, and a shp of paper 3x5 inches on which was written in pencil:

“4007

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1 - 399 “ 64

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