The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-04-13
Recorders Court.

Recorders court.
WEDNESDAY, April 6-Waiter Page, young man
of about 80 years, plead guilty to lying on the side
walk drunk. He has face like an old meerschaum
pipe was well, yes highly colored. His fine was s.
and costs which was paid after he found person to
lend him that
Henry Gorden, not stranger to the court, said the
charge of lying drunk the sidewalk true bill,
and paid the damages assessed
Alkaline Manu. colored, arrested on affidavit
charging her with disturbing the peacemore particu-
arly defined by having done to small boy what Paddy
did to the drum and the boy, like the drum, put forth
sounds that attracted the whole neighborhood Her
answer that she did not beat the boy, she was only
playing. After hearing volume of contradicting ev
dence the boy was examined by the eye, and judgment
rendered assessing small fine from Adaline, which she
paid after "a while. -a...
Il. sardee, of New Orleans, was charged with vio-
ating nuisance ordinance He disgorged his nickes
and grumbled a little
THURSDAY, April dan Holmes, Bill Oliver, c.,
and Henry Williams each paid So and costs for the
luxury of lying on the streets sidewalks but John
Williams and James Wilson declined to pay for the
same fare That is the the Street Commissioner
calls, " Hash for two'
Dick Huff got excited, offered to tear his clothes,
do himself any other man injury, generally or par
ticularly to fight an indefinite time would make it
short and spicy by fighting rub of eleven. The men
to whom he propounded all this, quietly declined, got
away and had Dick arrested. Dick showed his gener
osity by paying in S. for the benefit of the city.
George Hall and Jacob Zwaey had little onpleas-
antness The main witness on the Jury and could
not be got. That is just why George paid small,
very small fine, and Zwalley got clear.
John Adams colored, arrested for swearing ter
rbIy and using vulgar and obscene words freely on
! Texas street. He said his name was john and he
never had any other name-foks never had much
name in Texas; the who acted so badly on Texas
street done clear gone; fore God he not the
man. The witnesses arrived, among them his father,
who swore the prisoners name was John Adams while
all the witnesses said that he the identical who
had made all the trouble John said that he had had
that other name so long he had clear forgot it. His
fine was So.
FRIDAY April S.-Dick Thompson and John Smith
colored, were arrested for fighting Smith was ram
pant in court for which be ordered "a hours higt
diet" on Milan street. Thompson got clear. The
evidence was that Smith did all the fighting
Felix Saringue charged with having his horse or
the sidewalk The fact proven, but Felix through
friend, plead that he stranger, foreigner anc
Frenchman the horse also stranger, perhaps
an orphan with near kin. All was compromised
and dropped by paying small hne
MONDAY, April 11.-John jackson, Joel Akin anc
Charles St. Clair up the feeble note of OF
and costs for the wrong act of being down drunk Thu
two first paid out and the other would have done The
same had not the Judge made such serious run OF
bis banker George Smith, who not fearing the law o
respecting the Sabbath did take two barrel gun o
the sh0t family, ana look LOT one reH2 JachSOn VIII
the intention of elevatng and removing the top OF t
head of Jackson for which, after going through BIZ
clothes in divers direction paid $5 90 and costs.
: Felix jackson (coored) had some unpleasantnes
with Manda Fras, (colored) alias Manda Smith
Jackson intended it to be matter of words; Mind
having some undgested whiskey about, made fight
succeeding well. She drove Jackson away into thu
street. swearing eminently and trying to heap empty
bottles bricks and other innocent things Jackson
head. All was compromised and quietly suppressed
by jackson paying small sum and costs. Man d.
f being much generous and brave again, oudone Mr.
Jackson; she paid $50 90 and costs.
Molly Finy, alias Hannah (colored), got angry will
Ellen Jackson, another pitcher in, and cleaned Eler
out in jiffy Mollie plead guilty, and dropped 81 81
and costs for the benefit of the city.
Marian Giloroy, alias Short Marian, alias Chunk
Mariah, (colored) had wordy fight with man OIL
Milan street. As the room was full, Judge Crowel
did extend the examination further than the facts
There evidently was something rich, yet fat, tina
might have been reached. Marah did not pay, blu
looked to the parlors of the dead broke.
Patrick ODonnell, big hearted son of Erin, tru
to the native taste, had short rub of fves heads
fists with fellow counryman cause he wanted to
cause he could, and because a peace bond had ex
PRED yesterday and he wanted to keep his hand il
E practice.
Mollie Finlay, (colored) made blood and gore aft
dav for the purpose of binding Ellen Jackson colored
to keep the peace Ellen did not want to bind unit
further interviewed and the case ventilated which
showed purely malicious case. See 73 Reviewed
Statutes.
John Gallagher, charged by VIM. Rogers with having
kilt Rogers, entirely got clear by simply proving him
selfnot guilty.
VIM. Rogers was set up with five and costs and on
day, he says, for doing nothing.
JAS McGrea plead guilty to a running charge o
drunk dsorderly and disturbing the peace, paid s. Oh
and costs without a tear
Patrick O'Donnell to keep his hand in, punched
fellow the which coOrpd and enlarpp
the aforesaid snout. Patrick made raise of stamp
and came to the centre with 81 80 fine.
, Another fellow seeing Pat strike fellow mai
No. l. just touched Patrick the snoozer with hi
knuckes, which placed Patrick Hors de Nix Kumarous
Fellow man No. 2 paid in few checks on that deal.