The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-12-08
Recorder's Court

TUESDAY, Nov. 3O.-Mariah Slaughter, was charge
with having said some naughty words. The evidenc
was stand off three for and three fernenst At wors
the words were not seriously shocking, and wer
charged to have been said in vicinity that don't shocl
/ much. The Judgment was not guilty.
! WEDNESDAY, Dec IA lodger in house of fur
nished rooms, was charged bya most solemn affidavit
by the proprietor, with having felonously rifed
PURSE (stockng) of valuables, consisting of abou
fifteen dollars After the party was arrested the prem
ises were searched and some dray checks found
that had been last night stolen from the of Major
Tally, on Milan street. where about $500 was moved
The party gave his Jimmy Jackson said he
was native of Louisana-born aud raised in New
Orleans. He was sent to be examined by the Hon.
District or Parish Judge.
Simon Lenord, c., had said few s~ore words to a
spectacle aunty, who also said she had character.
The evidence sufficient to levy assessment of
50 fine and 50 costs, forty-eght hours in chucky.
WEDNESDAY, Dec "A young man from the coun-
try plead guilty to dsordery conduct and disturbing
the peace in house occupied by Lady Boarders, on
Texas road or street; he plead guilty and paid fine
Of Sc and costs.
VIM Irwin, c., and Edmund Evans, c, acknowl-
edged they had appropriated some pieces of wood
from where the Street Commissioner had been work
injury public improvements They paid SO fine and
50 costs and returned the wood sa
CITY cases heard in Recorders Court during Noyem-
ber lOS Amount Of fines collected and paid to City
Controller In silver ST. United States currency Sl44
Shreveport money 5000 80. Total s34s so.
FRIDAY, Dec. 3.-Marsha was arrested for putting
bis fingers into the pockets of clothes by him
self. An affidavit made, and Mr. Marshal was
brought into court, and said his j. W. Lewis
and was born and raised in the city of New Orleans
He was sent to the of the sheriff until disposed of
according to law. Wonder if he met friend there
that arrived there yesterday. z,5
c. L. R. plead guilty to the charge of being disor-
DERBY and using obscene and insulting language, and
paid ten dollars as fine and costs.
SATURDAY, Dec A. John Smith plead guilty to the
charge of being disordery and disturbing the peace
Was fined 81 so and 81 so cost. Mr.. Smith was in.
nocen of having the stamps in his pockets. He got
hash ticket good for four days, not transferable.
Jim Lawrence plead guilty to dsordery conduct on
the streets. The fact was, he was somewhat tight,
when he was locked up, but succeeded in getting up
muss with the captains guests, in the cage and got
punched and scratched good deal. +
MONDAY, Dec. 6.-Wm. Walker, c., said he was not
guilty of the charge OF disordery conduct and disturb
ing the peace, but most seriously contradcted by
the evidence. He paid fine of $40 and 50 so costs
rather than luxuriate l20 hours in the lookup
James Wilson plead guilty to nuisance charge and
paid So fine and 50 costs
A gentleman from Bosser made an affidavit that
he spider and the fly played. He played fly to
he tune of thirty ten dollar bills United States cur
'ency. A beer jerker, he says, played spider A
search warrant, duly executed failed to find any part
If the funds. Who wants the next chance, or who will
De the next victim?