The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-01
Police Reports.
NJ AYORkS GOIRI

WEDNESDAY, July 25.-The few cases at the mayors
evee this morning made the recipients Of the full
effects of the law. Perry Smith, coored man, was
charged with having used abusive language to the
police and raising generally. He went up for
five days in the parish Jail.
Justice Allen took a hand and made the fur hy. Jas
Mason a colored rascal for stealing lumber from the
corporation went up for 81 and cost Harriet Alden,
srappiug black wench, quartered 10 days at the
jail for striking white lady and disturbing the peace
Louis A L. Kelly was sent to jail await his trial on
the charge Of being dangerous and suspicious charac
ter Flint Hough and Cass Williams were charged
with fighting and disturbing the peace Flint shelIed
out $40 and cost and Cass let off scott free
THURSDAY July 26.-There were only three visitors
at the mayors office this morning w two negro men
and drunken white man, which his honor put in
bag and shuck up, when they out labelled as fol-
lows Elijah Stevenson and VIM. Harris, colored the
former 81 and the latter 81 aud cost and white Thos
Andis 81 and cost.
FRIDAY, July 27.-Justicc Allen entertained the first
callers in his usual pleasant and forcbIe manner. W
H. Inch apologised in the of ST and cost for hay
ing been drunk, and dourishing pistol about gener-
ally without intention of using it. E. G. Lockwood
paid stable sidewalk fees to the amount of 81 and cost
Amanda Smith, black Jade of bad character, was sent
to jail for 10 days to atone for very bad behavior and
disturbing the peace.
His honor mayor BOaTman muicted Jasper RuSl to
the tune of 81 and cost for daring to strike of his
coored subjects. VIM. johnson, lazy colored black
man. fined 81 and cost for being found asleep upon
the public streets. C.. Cole white man, for the same
offence, went up for the same amount.
SATURDAY, July 28-The fighting characters made
call this morning and mayor Boarman entertained
them. Louis Meyer and Leon Dreyfuss were charged
with installing each others heads for billiard balls
while ndulging in game at the saloon the corner
of Milan and Spring streets Though none of the
were damaged his honor charged Louis Sc and
cost, and let Dreyfuss off John Jackson and B. Teah
turbing the peace, &c. Jackson forked over IS and
cost for being in the fault. I" Mr.. g." was innocent
MONDAY, July 3o.-Although his honor was in good
humor this morning he did not temper the winds much
to the shorn lambs. David Alexander, black imp
up for keeping disorderly house and went up for
cost for striking colored woman. Hugh Moore,
drunken white man, deposited $ and cost. Ben Alex
ander and logan Alexander, two black uns, were
charged with fighting and disturbing the peace. Alex
honor 50 and cost for disturbing the equilibrium of the
ice house and the immediate vicinity It was evident
that George wanted ice when there evidently no
ice Thomas Andres drunken bluck man, was fined
broad daylight. Bob Williams, ferocious darkie was
charged with insulting white lady and drawing pis-
toll on her mt the time. He was furnished with
quarters at the parish jail for 10 days. Before his
honor to day there large number of colored prs
who let off the charges against them hay
ing been expiated by nights lodging in the lookup
Justice Beal entertained one G. w Cock who an To-
gsed in the of $40 and cost for rupurng the peace
TUESDAY, July 3l.-Is honor the mayor was on hand
this morning in good time, fully prepared to edo"
heavy docket, but he received only two calls c. 7 +
Watkins, for striking some individual unknown to
fame, went upsfor 81 80 and cost George Smith for
being drunk and down on door SILL paid s. SO and
cost.