Robertson v. Porter
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Trover, from city court of Macon — John R. L. Smith, judge pro hac vice. July 11, 1906.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
Trover and bail was brought by Porter against Robertson, the sheriff of Bibb county, for the recovery of the possession of the following articles: "1 large oak table with carved legs, worth $145; 1 roulette wheel with complete appliances, worth $400; 1 book-maker’s wheel, worth $150; 1 large walnut table, worth $60; 1 long oak table with rounded corners, worth $90; 1 round oak table, worth $25; 5,000 composition discs or chips, worth $175; 1 cribbage or faro layout, $25; 1 glass layout for book-maker’s wheel, worth $40; 1 long pine table, worth $12; 1 lot playing-cards, worth $10; and 1 lot…
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