Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-06-27

III. w. GdS492stand as as
p Ordered that H. Hodde's
store be assessed at $500; and
his dwelling house and lot in
Brennan at $1,000.
Ordered that the assessment
of Hodde & Werner be reduced
to $1,000 on stock of goods,
wares and merchandise.
Ordered that the application
of H. c. Mcintyre for reduction
in assessment be laid over until
the 25th of July.
c. J. Power was declared a
pauper by the court and his re-
moval to the poor farm ordered.
Ordered that ]. Mcguire be
allowed $40 per month for the
support and maintenance of c.
J. Power, pauper, from April
9Th, 1879.
Justice w. T. Willie allowed
S. for holding inquest on body
of Charles Stinson.
H. Hutchinson, sheriff al
lowed 5000 for boarding pris-
oners from May IL to June 70;
SS7 for boarding lunatics for
same time: s64 for same and for
same time and $50 for cleaning
and purifying rooms of county
lunatics and SI7 for committing
and releasing prisoners.
Several small bills of minor
importance were allowed.
Ordered that the court met
on the 25th of July 1879 as
board of equalization and for 10
other business.
The usual per diem ordered
paid the officers of court.
Magistrates Court.
The following proceedings
took place
Paul Sonensky and John Us
tenick, assault and battery on
uncle Ike. Sonensky dismissed.
Ustenick fined S. and'costs by
jury.
John Smith, disturbing the
peace, continued.
Gould Davis, destroying veg
etables and produce of anoth-
er, continued.
Ola Ewing, taking fruit, tried
by court, fined one cent. Judg-
ment set aside and cause dis
missed.
James Runnells, disturbing
the peace, fined ST and costs.
Sent to Jail.
Jacob Dusenberry, same as
Runnells, fined one cent and
costs.
S. G. Wright, obtaining mon
ey under false pretences, con-
tinued,
Frank Lucke, assault and
battery. Fined one cent and
costs.
Mayors Court.
Saturday.-Fanny Estes, col
ored, plead guilty to using pro-
fame and vulgar language, 81
and trimmings.
Bill Norris, colored, plead
guilty to raising a disturbance
at the emancipation celebration
on Friday night. Fined 81 and
costs. Bill is in the bastile.
Jeff Cole, young African,
plead guilty to hitting Mary
Brewer with a rock. Fined ST
and trimmings. He is in the
bastile.
Mary Brewer, colored, using
bad language. Fined ST and
trimmings. She is locked up.
Sam Ewing, colored, using
bad language. Continued until
Monday.
Monday. = John Mcintyre,
colored, plead guilty to using
profane language; 81 and costs.
Louis Anderson, colored,
plead guilty to using profane
language, ST and trimmings.
Dick Wilson, fast and reck-
less driving; S. and costs.
One duch.ing, German, was
found by the night police drunk
and disorderly; plead guilty, ST
and costs. In bastile.
Terry Rogers, for fighting ST,
and costs. In the Jug.
Phil Boulding, colored, lar
ripping Lum Johnson; fined ST
and costs.
Tuesday.-H. Thornton, col
ored, not guilty; Lum Johnson,
colored, not guilty. Both these
were malicious prosecutions, in
stitutcd by defendants in cases
tried on Monday.
Anne Richardson, colored
girl about IL years of age, was
up for fighting. Her guardian,
a colored woman, appeared in
court and promised to larrup
her well, when the court order
ed her discharge.
VIM. Summerheld, an old
chronic case. was up for the
37th time, and plead guilty to
being drunk and disordcrly
$40 and costs. No cash and
sweats in the bastile.