The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-04-05
Court Record.
Bossier District Court-March Term
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

cases on TINS Docket nave been cOnSid-
cred and disposed of:
State VS.. Sam Lias. Petty larceny.
Trial by jury. Verdict, "guilty.n SEN
fenced to hard labor in the pententiary
for the term of one year.
State VS.. Lewis Johnson and Robert
Dudley. Petty larceny. Mol Pros. as
to Johnson. AS to Dudley; trial by
jury. Verdict, "guilty." Sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Louisa Barnett. Assault
and battery. Continued.
State VS.. Wesley Hollingsworth and
Mansfield Jones. Breaking and enter
ing dwelling house in day time and lar
ceny. Mol pros. as to Jones. AS to
Hollings trial by jury. Verdict
guilty" Sentenced to penitentiary
one year.
State VS.. June Harris. Disturbing a
peaceable assembly. Pleaded guilty"
Sentenced to pay fine of $25 and costs,
in default ofpayment, Jail four months.
State VS.. J. FL. Jones. Concealed
weapons. Pleaded guilty" S25 and
| costs.
State VS.. Alfred Alternately. Petty
larceny. Mol pros.
State VS.. Frank P. Byrd. Murder
| Continued.
State VS.. John Moore. Concealed
weapons. Trial by Court. Verdict,
"guilty." Sentence, $25 and costs.
State VS.. Bob Robinson. Petty lar
ceny. Continued.
State VS.. Ben James. Shooting at
with intent to murder. Continued.
CIVIL DOCKET.
John D. Adams VS.. r. w. Daugher-
ty. Judgment for plaintiff.
Succession of Folsom VS.. NJ. D. G.
Cane, ct ais. Continued by consent.
A. J. Harvard, wife, VS.. Henderson
Mcfarland, husband. Transferred to
dead docket.
R.T. Stinson VS.. B. F. Oneal, Sher.
if, ct al. Continued.
E. T. Cornell, administrator, VS.. r
Y. Graves, tutor, &c. Judgment pur
suant to confession.
Hamilton Il Co. VS.. Simon Ford. Con
: tinued.
AL. M. Roy, ct al, VS.. Hannah P
Dickson. By agreement, this case is t
be tried in chambers.
Il Broadwell VS.. SUGGESTIONS of Picket
; and Mcfarland. Dismissed as of mol
y suit.
II Joseph Boisseau VS.. J. B. Pickett, e
> ais. Continued.
Hamilton & Co. vs. LIE Roy Temple
e man. Continued.
h LIE Roy Templeman VS.. B. F. Onea
n Sheriff, ct al. Continued.
1T Nv. Sentell & Co. VS.. NJ. G. CLINE
" Judgment favor of plaintiffs, for Sl5t
20, and per cent. interest thereon frol
May Is, 1874; and for further sum
500 90 and five per cent interest fro
Oct. 20, 1874, subject to credit of S25
r. 40, of date Feb. "a, 1875. Both parti
filed motions for new trials, and b
were overruled. Both appealed.
= Sarah L. Lay, ct ais, VS.. c. Wallae
et ct ais. This is an action against w;
ga lace on the bond of Elias O'Neil, Ia
rv tutor to plaintiffs. In same suit, plal
tiffs seek to make E. w. Fleming, e
~ ecutrix and legatee under universal
err. tie, responsible for their claim. On pl
of ofdivision the judgment sustained sal
,4o as to Lee d. Arick. Judgment for pia
alb tiffs against Wallace for seven-eigi
of the claim-defendant Fleming, &
est missed with costs. Appeals granted
ion Wallace; and to plaintiffs as to File
'es, ing.
Newman, ct al, vs.. J. B. Pickett
q Continued.
tor Hamilton & Co. VS.. Sam Moore
la,- Judgment for plaintiffs pursuant to c
,est fession.
rter Murrell, Neal & Garter VS.. On
and Sheriff, ct ais. Continued.
,ast E. d B. Jacobs VS.. G.. A. f. POOL
hip Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
1910 Police Jury of BOSSler PARISH VS.. !