The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-20
Police Rep orts.
COURT

WEDNESDAY, June l3.---Mayor Boarman, as IS usu-
sly the case had the first draw this morning. but
did not cell" He found only one, foreignoGking
chap, answering to the of Blonquest, whom the
police found asleep on the sidewalk. He was allowed
b hours rest in the parish jail.
Justice Boale "drawed" next but with no better
success finding only one, Louis King, who was kid
mapped by the police for racing his horse through the
streets. He went up for S. and cost.
Justice Allen made the next draw, and fron. the
twinging of his eye we could see that he had "3ed -
Nth big pair. His honor held the edge, and nads
Dan Dodez and John Mcdonnell put up Sc and cost,
piece, for fighting between themselves, when he
called and raked in the "pot" George Jackson, a
black scamp was sent to Jail for three days to learn
not to get drunk and break the peace Of this peace
full city.
TuURsDAr, June 1.-THE police seine empty this
morning.
FRIDAY juno l5,-Thc police made little better
showing this morning, though nothing to boast of.
Mayor Boarman mulcted black scoundrel named
Louis Nelson 50 and cost for giving battle in peace
times to Crockett another black rascal His honor
also provided quarters in the parish Jail for ten days
for Hattie miserable looking colored wench fer kick
Ing up the devil generally.
Justice Allen fined Henry Black, (black by color
veil by namel 81 and cost for disturbing the peace
aud cutting up generally. The same justice asked O.
JJordon, black scape grace, to deposit IS and cost
as forfeit that he would not break the peace any
Justice Beale intimated to ]. a. Nealon that it
was worth 81 80 and cost to drive wagon on the
sidewalk. Mr. Nealon took the hint and forked over.
SATURDAY June lG.-Mayor Boarman took the first
coce this morning. aud strange to say, he picked out
an ugly black wench, labeled drunk and disturbing
ho peace Catherine James loaned him 50 and cost
t bis pains.
Justice Allen, with an eye 10 something better,
selected one Charles F. Turner, who heavy the
tight and disturbing the peace. Turner turned over
tlj and cost for his part Of the fun. The justice
oaxed $40 and cost out Of Anthony renly, black
man. for hching his horse forbidden grounds after
being warned by the police not to do so.
MONDAY, June 18.-Eb. Roach was brought before
he mayor this morning By .he police with the follow
endorsement: drunk, firing off pistol, and dis
ing the peace" Reach deposited IS and cost to
his paper Henry and Sally Clark, black
;al adventure" were up for fighting and dis.
,e peace. This rib affair was by his honor
n M "ioint" fine Of S. and cost. Bill Hem
~ ~ NJ 'pizen" black at that--forked over s.
~ . ION the fun Of getting drunk and SCATTERING
oa ,o,e idto small fragments. MolEe Knockles, a
e Outhed, saddle colored slut Of easy persuasion
sea his honor call this morning to apologize for
Shooting of her mouth" at one of the assistant mar
'hals His honor thought that deposit of 81 50 and
cost would be pretty good security that she would keep
her mouth shut in the future. During the trial Of
hollie, jack NJ. D., who, we believe has some
thing to do with the hospital made himself very Off
ous, and wanted to enter plea for his Mollie, but his
honor politely informed him that he did not know him
in the case, and did not want to hear him bray We
would inform the DR.. that fast young men down this
way when they keep black suts for mstresses do not
pake public thing Of it an ass of themselves
Justice Allen did approve of the conduct of Mat
Iie Anestly in getting drunk and making great dis
urbance in the streets. Matte gave his honor s. 90
hush the thing up, Wm. Walls and H. Noes deposi-
ed 81 ard cost piece security for better behavior
future
TUESDAY, juno l9.-The police made but light haul
yesterday, and his honor mayor Boarman, this morning
disposed Of them in short order Rufus Kahn was 50
much pleased with sight that he made yesterday chat
b up and deposited 81 50 and cost with his honor
n the way of souvenir According to the police re,
port, j. B. Bustran up for "ftin" and "sturbin'
he peace Five dollars and cost settled the CITE and
restored the peace. black scoundrel answering to
aae name of James Stolgemen was prevailed upon to
board at the Jail for "a hours for the fun of running
oTse through the public streets faster than the laws
low. E Senard, en- Afrcanus, fined $40 and
',sav turning himself loose" and cutting up the
TN generally. Mr.. Pitts gave his honor $40 and cost
'ne privilege Of hitchng his horse to az forming
8osA That corning post is dead shot.