St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-03-27
COURT ITEMS.

d. thompson presiding. The fol-
lowing named members of the bar
we're in attendance: S. D. Ellis,
District Attorney; o. P. Amacker,
JOS. A. Reid. r. Il. Mari, T. C. W.
Ellis, VIM. Duncan. John Wads-
worth and W. R. Kemp.
We ars indebted to Deputy Sher-
lift E. r. Doyle for the following
list OF cases tried up to yesterday
morning:
State VS.. Emile Cousi n, retailing liq.
nor without license, not guilty.
State VS.. Wade Willis and Nose Will
son, failure to work on the public road,
plead guilty; find SIC or ten days in Jail
Stat. VS.. Geo. Pitcher. failure to work
on the public road, mol. pros.
State VS.. Joe Barnes. larceny. mol pros
State VS.. c. Il. Cooper. not guilty.
State VS.. S. R. Porter, mol. pros.
State VS.. Willie Ellis. failure to work
on the public road. not guilty.
State VS.. Amos Washington, mol. pros.
State VS.. Gus Johnson, larceny of logs,
guilty; sentenced to thee months in Jail
and costs. and to work the public roads.
State VS.. Wallace Parker. failure to
work on the public road, not guilty.
State VS.. March Wheat, same.
State vs.. Willis Williams, same.
State VS.. Tony Perrin and G.. Randall.
same.
State VS.. Burton Parker, same.
State VS.. John Labat. same. not guilty.
State Va. Il. Eugene ct ais, same, not
guilty.
State vs.. G. c. Marigny. same. Guilty.
State VS.. Joe Daniels. larceny, guilty.
but recommended to the mercy OF the
court; sentenced to 80 days in Jail and
costs, and to work on the public roads.
State VS.. Jos. Kanso. larceny. not
guilty.
State VS.. Louis Moore, continued for
the term.
State vs.. A. Laurant and A. Washing
ton. continued for the term.
State vs.. E. White, failure to work on
the public road. plead guilty; sentenced
to 60 days in Jail and costs, and to work
on the public roads.
State VS.. Joe Violet. mol. pros.
State VS.. Geo. Brown, assigned for the
first day OF the next term OF eour..
State vs.. A. Rider. failure t. work On
the public road. mol. pros.
State vs.. Mallory Cratic. assigned fol
the first DAY OF the next term of court
State VS.. j. II. Harrison ct ais, fail
ure TO work on pablo roads. mol. pros
State VS.. Chas. Lagrue, retailing Hq-
nor without license, assigned for the
first day of the next term of CO art.
State vs.. W. B. Porter, same, assigned
for first da, Of next term of court.
State VS.. Clay Elliott, Ben Pierce, ct
ais. failure work on the public roads,
mol. pros.
State vs.. Andrew Michael. carrying
weapon, assigned for the first
day Of the next term of count
Cecilia foirson VS.. W. L. Thompson.
breach of promise. Judgment for plain
.iff, for $40, 600 and costs.
b. Abaiie vs.. V. Prietto. assigned for
inst day Of next term OF court.
State vs.. Willis Williams, larceny. not
utility.
State vs.. Andrew TurnbulI. retailing
liquor without license. not guilty.
State vs.. Neal McLain, same, mol pros
State VS.. Wade Willis and Geo. Mitch.
III. assault and battery; mol. pros as to
$50. Mitchell; Wade Willis guilty, and
to $50 fine Or 20 DAYS in Jail,
md costs.
State VS.. Luke Baham. mol. pros. at
cost
State vs.. Alexander Caldwell, larceny.
,"t guilty.
Gustave Dupart vs.. Mrs. Louise Ba-
lam, suit for Introduction Of tutrix.
for defendant.
Succession of Gilbert Bsham, opposi-
ion to administration. ;Judsment for
he opposition.
Mrs. Ross s.,her husband. judgment
or plaintiff, separation Of bed and
,oard.
Theodore Dendinger vs. A. Marigny,
udgme MT for plaintiff.
J. Lyons vs.. n. J. Rousseaux. judg- |
nent for plainti a. for STA. with inter.
nd costs.
Tie Grand Jury adjourned last
evening. returning ab out
orty trus bills.