The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-09-17

128-Carrie H. Sallibellas. Executrix, va
B. T. Briant, continued.

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1910. H. Zeal va. Chas. II. Nun,ford.
answer fled and case continued.
lj0-C. H. Teal VS.. ]. T. PIrtIe. After
taking several days to examine the books
aud papers and consider the evidence ad-
duced on trial, the Judge was unable to
arrive ut a decision, and made the follow
ing order: This case is to remain opeu
subject to further proof and sfgument, and
particularly to give the defendant time to
show whether Re has paid the charges in
the column of charges on his books. for
which SO far there is no evidence for fur
ther evidence as to the items objected to
by Mr.. Grant ON the sxperts report fur
ther evidence to show whether or not he
has paid the account of Sms Il Levy fur
ther evidence to show whether or not the
steamer Lila owes any heights to any
other boats and further evidence to show
whether he is not credited on the portage
book tor moneys he AYERS the boat owes to
Mumford. Tue books of said boat to re-
main ia the en- tody of the clerk, aud no
further entries to he made therein without
an order from the count
l3l- Marion +. Maohen Va. Christian
Starks Ct al, judgment for defendant.
132-M NJ. Ala Calhoun e. husband va
r. y. Cameron. jury case. continued.
133-Cora Z. r. Calhoun x husband VS..
Levin Smith, continued.
lH-k A. Hunter VS.. Andrew Cruik-
shank, default.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
22-David Reed ct Al, larceny. Case
dismissed.
37-Harry Carter. larceny. Tried by
Jury, convicted and sentenced to impris-
oninent in the penitentiary for one year.
40-Louis Walters. concealed weapons.
pleaded guilty, sentenced to i've days in
Jail ard to pay o fiae Of 81 aud cost of
prosecution, and in default of paying fine
and costs to ten days additional ilnprlson-
ment. Vzsal
4l-Sarah Hamilton, assault with in
tent to kill. Pleaded guilty and senten.
ced to "a hours imprisonment and to nay
u fine of $40 aud cost of prosecution.
43-Jas. Wilson, assault with q danger
GUS weapon. Compromised.
45-Lee Walker, cruelty to animals con-
timed. -
47-Louis Walters, shooting with in
tent to kill. NOile pros.
45-A. w. Bell, concealed weapons, en-
tered plea Of guilty, sentence same as that
of Louis Walters. 81
A9-Je:f Sharp. concealed weapons, en-
tered plea of guilty, same sentence.
50-Hugh Denton, assault snd battery
with dangerous weapon Tried by jury,
found guilty, sentenced to "a hours inn
prisonment, $40 fine aud cost of prosccu-
tion, aud in default ten days more
51-Benjamin Tyler, obtaining goods
under false pretenses indictment qu,lshed,
information fled and case sut for trial on
Thursday. Tried BY jury and acquitted
53-J 7. Collins. selling liquor without
license. Tried by Jury, convicted, sen-
tenced to pay q fiue Of slO0 and cost Of
prosecution, and in default of payment to
fifteen days imprisonment
54-Ferdinand Allen, disturbing q peace
able as emily. Found guilty, sentenced
to five days imprisonmsnt and to pay
fne Of 81 and cost OF prosecution. and in
defanlt of pa, ment to ten days additional
imprisonment.
55-John Hardy and Il. W. Horn, selling
liqnor without license. Continued
56-John Brock, obtaining goods under
false pretenses- Indictment quashed, iu-
formation filed and case continued.
57-J. A. hyde, concealed weapons, tried
by the court and found not guilty.
58-Henry Kelsoe, concealed weapons.
guilty, sentence 5 days imprisonment 81
fine and cost OF prosecution. aud in default
ten days additional imprisonment
ST.. A. Hyde. assault with ,ianger-
GUS weapon with intent to kill, Tried by
jury, convicted If assault. sentence twenty
days imprisonment SO fine and cost Of
prosecution, and in default of payment 30
days additional imprisonment.
6U-Samuel Brown. assault with dam
gerous weapon with intent to kill, pleaded
guilty to assault, sentenced to ~ days i'm
prisoDment and so fine aud costs, and in
default 80 days additional imprisonment.
Cd. A. Hyde, assault with dangerous
weapon aud shoe ting at with intent 70 kill.
Tried BY jury, which failed to agree. The
accused then pleaded guilty OF assault and
was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and
cost Of prosecution, aud in default Of pay
ment to thirty days Imprisonment
62 Houston White, bsgamy, continued.
63-J. L. Cofey, concealed weapons,
continued. t.s
64-S. q. Curry, assault with dangerous
weapon with intent TO kill, pleaded guilty
of assault, sentenced to pay q fine Of 500
and cost Of prosecution, aud ia default of
payment to 80 days imprisonment.
Ill. A. Hyde, Concealed weapons, en-
tered plea Of guilty, 5 days, 81 fine and
costs, and IN d fanlt ten days additional.
6a-Frank Sharp, Jr., concealed wea-
pons. Bond forfeited.
90 Geo. Starks, concealed weapons, en-
tered plea of guilty sentence days, 81
fine, costs, etc, rs above
70--Joseph Waters. concealed weapons,
pleaded guilty, fine, etc. ms above.
s1-WilIiam Davis, concealed weapons.
pleaded guilty, fine. etc., rs above.
72-Jvhn Starks, concealed weapons, en-
tered same plea, fine, etc., 81 aboye.
10 Henry Pruett, malicious mischief
Tried BY jury and acquitted
74-Frank sharp, Jr., concealed YEA
pons. Bond forfeited. -
s5-Joseph Waters, concealed weapons,
pleaded guilty, fine. ETC., as above.
76-Jas. Carnshsn, concealed weapons.
pleaded guilty, finos etc. as above.
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