The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-12-01
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1o hhuE I1:,A Nov. 2a.-Doct' ESSoart
.ohn Hlli plead guilty to djsoraafstt jim H.,
s ua the peace. The first , tra eondues
q m oo costs. Hill took three o paid
OF making small deposit Jay soup tcEs.eee
a,1r va as pln' g. g. John Hill and J. l. Fo.,
any asked to say guilty or mt on ~ fosd se,s
aperniclous device tobacc o.hoS ny 70 saubE
not guilty The evidence intro od, NOV. y
plea. he made good abb TiI, 81 su50staa
but the evidence was that he Wal n'i. plead pas a
preliminary, the principal and cono, tnere aud E
sessed $50 fine, 81 so costs and s"a w
up, at the end of which time if I'VE ,hs oaAh s'aR
down, up he goes for Is DAYS undsr :, cash e
Ford said he had gambed at that tb; ine aea sSnt
all the money he had, but had cot naus enoass
was lined So As Ford had been VIZ: baSs
any, and IS an emigrant on bis way to T1 inns
was revoked. W iesas IT.
Monsieur Nichols superoneous wac H.
orderly conduct and disturbing the ne aassed viii
good deal, but all in French, which we He
not guilty and the matter investigated Hapa put dow
INTO one Charles Duglas, c., and admin.m d pit
kicks, principally upon the shin, tendar s a
hne was So and 50 80 costs, or y boura paee
he was 10th to let loose 81 So and sbudda ~ LODI
idea OF ~ hours. As he was little eYo;.se
what fuddled, little 4ime was given, Mr. n.y.
nely guaranteeing Inc payment, TesF
WEDNESDAY, Nov 24.-Three persons wo,.
with alsorderly conduct. All plead not guitr.A
sustained IN the plea by the evidence. AnSA
e'iqence was OF the kind known as rich, raressts
J: c. Bell plead guilty to the charge Of 6r;as
INSIDE OF the corporate limits and paid fine ~
cosss. s., humor Whispers gently that said pjssa
THURSDAY, Nov. 25.-Jo Fink vo. ,.
thinUa a cnffpa. hnnso nd -aasuUe
officer The matter was compromised and s ~
by 10 paying $27 80 as fine and costs "Au u'epAs
Gusdorf Kahn and bis neigbbor Frod
into small fuss; each paid small fine ana d'eNe y
Isaac Shandlers, C. left his work over th cosa
came into the city to buy shot.oun ua .nef u
shooting qualities before purchase the re ~ 'ed
five from him, easy, as fine and costs fos pess
inside of city limits. ' III Snoodi
Three cases of disorderly conduct and d;....-,
peace. Two were judged not guilty and one o
just $40 90 and COSTS ' oAe guilty
FRIDAY, Nov. 26.-Six cases, for fgbtin, wo,o
posed OF by filming five of them one not an,.r
One case OF lying on the street, drunk: e.,
SO 90 and costs diversified the pile of the cand Hus
He was conducted to the delnquents parlor an Wu
street, as was two of the fghtists. "us
SATURDAY, Nov. 27-Michael Lebips and w., =,
bins plead guilty to the charge of disorderv and !,
cent conduct. Michael said his wife was aood 1'
man; but sometimes she took too much sn;n,s '
this occasion she had taken too much; was lks M.
had whipped all the children, and-him too and ~
had behaved shamefully and disgracefully. Mrs.
bins said about the same of her better.haf and tb
were others in court ready to swear toAs bat NJ,
said. Bad as each said the other had been and
served punishment for said nsughtiness, thew uni
in saying that fine of $40 and costs each was mis
high, but paid it.
Mr.. McKlmbal took too much tangle-foot and
ing only one foot to tangle, said foot became "po
iul weak"-the result was that be was carried ia
lookup IN baggage-wagon. He plead guilty to /
on the sidewalk drunk. He vas fined s. and q
IN default OF paying which he was sentenced to f
eight hours in choky." He plead forcibly to
the expense revoked; but the DAYS are few since
same charge Wa plead to in the same way bv
same man-and it was revoked on account of his
fortune. As tina tway of doing did not cure him,
me or this day was not revoked As he had but
days. pN' I'll
MONDAY, Nov 29.-Manuel Allen, c., plead e.
10 1he eharge OF dlsorderly conduct and disturbing
peace and paid fine of S. and costs
Mrs. Ada Gustaufner plead guilty to living on
street drunk. She said she had been drinking gin
took drink of whisky on the TOP of it, Her !,
ana odor indicated that she might have "took "
rich part OF bad kept barnyard. As this was
hrst case plead to on that charge by one wearing
kind and cut of clothes, she was put down at !
and costs or six days in the lock up As she was
III great hurry she took the time.
MADISON Stewart, c., said he was not guilty of d
DERBY conduct or of disturbing the peace. The .
was that he was, and that when arrested he had
hickory stick that would, by its looks suggest br,
Skulls and an open knife in his pocket perban
hight trimming, cutting off ears and the like. he
$40 and costs rather than partake of the corpora
hash for FIVE days.
Ann fulgen plead guilty to disorderly and indie
conduct. She looked like wted posey of the
hover family. As she was little confusad. she G
~ hours in the lookup to compose her mind ra
than disgorge 81 so and costs
Alice kldeer, c., was found guilty of indecent
Duct and went up for forty-eight hours, in defau
paying So.
Alexander Young, c., plead guilty to disor,
conduct and disturbing the peace. Alex. Is a flo
As his tight was not finished on the street to his
faction, ne renewed it in the lookup twice. To
MN IN his manly art, be was moved to another r.
,oConner,s Hotel.) When last seen he was in a
way to make raise of the assessment of 81 so.
Daniel Adams, c., was adjudged not guilty of igh
Thomas McGoEen, regular Monday morning
toner, put in the regular plea Of guilty to lying
street, drunk. With many explanations Of the
1ent, &C., be was spirited up for five DAYS, ia de
If paying bis fine and costs. -
s. N. Turner plead guilty to disorderly conduct
turned IL 81 and costs and then turned himself O,
court in CITY,