The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-11-17
Reeariler, Court.

nassad to the tender mercies of the sheriff for safe
keepng until examined by the honorable District or
Parish Judge It was fortunate that Mr. Kelly as
covered that the nuts were gone before putting his
team TO the coach, as there might have oeeh ruh-
away, smash-up orbreakd down.
G. ". Solomon complained that some one, whose
name to him was unknown, had driven the wheel OF
loaded wagon over of his oxens feet much 10 tne
iniury of The beast at the present writing the SAID
unknown wasuncaught
Hariabn coIored had been enjoying the Injuries OF
drunk. a fight and old Ned particularly on general
nrincnIes revised and enlarged to suit the blind and
deaf They plead guilty to the charge OF dlsorderlJ
and indecent conduct aud were fined 50 and 81 oo
costs each, or 72 hours in the lookup They thought
they could raise the money II they hau ie "hlch was
Granted to the tune of Y hours in the lookup Cedch
has been violated, and the violent force payment Oft
too long
VIM, Hendricks said not guilty to the charge of
disorler]y conduct and disturbing the peace. An old
auntv having been sworn, told how honest she was ;
how long she had lived in this city, and many other
thnqs lust as foolish finally come down to the point
and said afore God she had asked Mr. Hendricks for 81
that was due her, and that the said Hendricks paid her
with kicks and blows j J. Hope was there at the
time. and said there was no kicks blows aboat it,
Hendricks was discharged, . ...E
WEDNESDAY, Nov. io-W W. Phillips, charged by
L. Goodman with disorderly conduct and disturbing
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that Mr. Goodman eonGitonally bought few cowhides
of Phillips The sale really was to Messrs. McCutchen
& Co. The loss of the purchase seemed to be the
worst feature in fact the evidence overwhelming
that there had not been any difficulty of nature suf
6ciently grave to sustain the charge Judgment not
guilty"
Alfred Hotchkiss colored, did on the night of the
30th ult try club on the head Of Agnes Brent alias
HGtchkiss coored She not liking the play muchly
appeared against him with eye in mourning, and
looking somewhat damaged about the face. Alfred
plead guilty and paid 81 so fine and 81 so costs.
Kate NcFarlans friends to her relief and paid
up the fine and costs of yesterday. 1t is whispered
sweety that Kate don't like the board (and) bed at
that Hash Hotel.
Kate Hanyhent had punched Sophie Benjamin in
the mouth, doth beer ierkers.n Sophie's mouth
was for swine flesh, Przers lager and Switzer kase
Took exceptions made charges; had Kate arrested
Kate said she had struck her and had her 'reasons"
Hates reasons were not disturbed. She had supplied
herself with city money paid her 81 so fine and 81 so
costs promptly, and didn't to care a Bit Manly
ard nobiy she did It. she is not entitled to the right
of suffrage. Sophie then swore out peace warrant
There was beyy Of beerjerkers on hand. Kate took
exceptions to the affidavit and asked that it might be
substantlaed Sophie tried but signaliy failed Kate
was discharged One might have supposed that some
drunk, or to be more liberal, everybody swas
tishtuay slight, or there woud not have been such
" fair" fight
the charge Of disosdery conduct and disturbing the
peace Fined s., and costs s. so. Paid.
Pat kaleRson, charged with interfering 10 prevent
the arrest OF Thomas GUN, (resisng) plead guilty.
and paid so fine and costs 81, 30.
Fills Dogood, c., charged with disorderly conduct
and disturbing the peace, plead not guilty. said she
had been wealthy and well to do in her time The evil
dence that Fills had been imbibing was rampant
and broke things Fined $3.50 and 81 so costs or 70
hours in the Lookup She paid her fine and promised
to do better in future.
Thomas Mcfzoran was charged with lying on the
street drunk, plead guilty aud for mercy. When
Thomas was told that he had answered to a similar
charge the 7th ius he said that after getting out
of limbo, Oh Monday, be met an old friend, and they
took two toddes, and that vas all. Thomas was not
able or at least would not tell the Court where that
hlnc OF toddtes were set up, that would keep man
tight for two days without repeating the dose. As
his finances amounted to inst ''nyer cint at all at
ALL he had the benefit Of the default clause for forty
eight hours.
Sam Ramsey, c, and Kate MeFon, c., 2ad they
met atEugeRes about eight, P. H., afterwards met in
an alley where in the course of events they disagreed
as to value received OF who ought TO have dollars
that Sam had brought there. There torn dress
IN sight, and much said that is not recorded here Sam
was set up to the tune OF 500 and costs and a hours
With default clause OF five days. Kate was set
Tor Tor 80 hne and costs ana y hours; and then
the default OF i've days
nate johnson was eaasgQ Win fisoroefiy and IN
ueceut eoA4"t1- hate 'aa oNe eye III lu mourning
tne othGF' once so'' que, Is 20" "tisAey pink
eHe was nan l3aGu' ceIs tlPuue'' anu lof saik she
Is h&5d ~ se', nc eo4is oeeae contehplea JUST
hse uoiiais "Ostl cue 5ahted sooa aeai ABOUT her
tlothe' pae e9eu os.Hlia enough sue aaen squared
ioF nshI l'a one poslceEhah on eaeh arm she
'ateIeu % ven
b1,I' ann higs not tal =, lade an am,
0islt t's', Oh tle eo.h ut 84ireo ffahesah c., had
aSSaui'tI 'si VIM dangerous weapon anu beat her
uuthe'Set$' was arrested, hu1 waved e1anlna-
t,oh' NnHe sAe oohu iaf hfs appearance before the
Ds1rlct oolI' Naz eel5 Written they made the whole
t0ths up, COMPROMISED anu settled Sch IS lie.
FRIDAY NoF iz.-hale 9oAhsoh, after her "A hours
IL ohaeh5 was qasLe eooi III more senses than one
cue 70 Tue OF asofuefy ana indecent
coaaucs Win nos saaey. "illch vas reversed BY the
eviaenee' le uus was - ana costs s. % or u hours.
>he pa"hea paEt o. 'ae me ana plead Tor time Tx
ecaHoh OF aasiheht N3thaela Tor "a hours
SATURDAY. nov SO johnson, eoiored, was
charged ~th aisofaeFzy conduct peadedno guilty.
SAID ne haa been snsated on the street while in COM
Pany WIN fi0s. AliFlha hlillams, eolored said
theie Eau 9ee3 Itueu sFeeheht WIKI her and 10,
t7aE nc was 10 pay Inc mouse rent and ne had failed
70 90 II al19 sue hau ASKED MN oF the money to pay
the rent Hheh ne was walking with RULED lady,
brighter than hefseii but that made no difference Jo
sala 10 aef ne Road see her again. which he soon did
WITH eIuo or cane, ana proposed to pound her Their
Trends nterered no iiEes lost Other Witnesses cor
rooorafed the cub or cane and threats part 10 was
assessed - ME ana - costs and was admonshed in
me most FeFpehGeaiaF Language not to let ty his dan
der, VIZ: when asked TO pay any demand Or debt.