The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-06-22
JACKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT,

Court adjourned Thursday eve.
ming, and everybody, judge, Jurles
lawyers and litigants seemed to be
glad to get away. The following
cases we're disposed of not men.
toned in our last issue.
State vs.. VIM. Billups and Harriet Cain
form ~ication. Plead guilty and fined
five cents each and casts. (This great
lenisncy was extended on account of the
defendants having voluntarily become
husband and wife before sentence of the
Court was pron0unced.-EDIToR.)
State VS.. I. Fry, ct, al.-adnltery. Con-
tinued.
State VS.. R. Mitchell-rcfnsing to be
assessed. Mol pros.
State vs.. Robt. Betboa-gra nd larceny
Guilty of petit larceny and sentenced to
60 days in the county Jail.
State vs.. Thomas Elder-shOotinp with
intent. Jury and verdict guilty and
sentenced to five years in the State Peni-
tertiary,
State VS.. Maggie Anderson-grand lar
ceny. Guilty OF petit larceny and son.
fenced to 60 days in the county Jail.
State VS.. Frank Moss-assault and hat.
terry with intent. Jury aud verdict guilty
and sentenced to three years in the Pepi-
Tertiary,
State vs. J. Clark-burglary. Jury
verdict not guilty and prisoner disoharg.
ed.
State VS.. Emma Ruffin-forgery. jury
verdict not guilty aud prisoner discharS-
ed.
State VS.. R. d, Alley-pointing pistol.
Mol pros.
State VS.. Frank Scully-assault and
battery with intent. Defendant having
given bond, with G. NJ. Flanagan, Mrs,
NJ. Flanagan and b. F. Pickett, ms sure.
ties for his appearance before this Court.
and failing to appear when called iudg.
ment nisi is entered against him and his
said s~ureties for $500.
Chambers, Roy & Hillyer VS.. VIM. Wat
klDs-assumpsit. Judgment by default |
for $2i6,O5
j. W. Stewart, County Treasurer Va
Ira BrOOme and r. u. Delmas, assumnsit.
Judgment by default for $3.50.
X. A. Vancleave rs. A. Jackmains-as-
sumpsit. Costs paid and case dismissed.
). l.. Boyd g. Son VS.. Mrs. s. Loyett.
Jury and verdict for defendant.
Iltlzen's Bank of Louisiana VS., S. S.
Henry-Sssumpsit. Judgment nil diclt
fo- 81, 739.61.
E. w. Manahan vs.. j.. r. Robinson
Judgment by default for
T.. b. Smith VS.. Louis CrOmer--attach-
nent' Judgment tor plaintiff on the at
,achment writ.
Jas. Bolton VS.. Ben Hateu-appeal.
Jury and yerdictfor plaintiff for horse or
thereof, s75, damages $40 and all
Osts herein expended.
3. X. Thompson VS.. Board of Super- /
'isors-appeal. Motion to dismiss sus.
JOhu /. Adams g. Co., VS.. M. A. Dees. I
IT, al. The funds in possession of the
herif, $lS7, by order of the Court on the I
.ppAcation of sheriff, is applied to iuds- q
nent of Flash, Preston & Co. =
John |. Adams g. Co.. VS.. NJ. A. and @. :
d. I'ces-Scire facias. Dismissed, |
Vim. Harvard VS.. VIM. howell-tres-
ass. Dismissed and costs to be paid by =.
he parties equally. 4
VIM. Harvard VS.. VIM. HOwell-debt, {
dismissed, each party to pay one half the :
OstS. >
Z. b. Smith vs.. l.. Cromer-attacl. o
Jury and verdict for defendant. I,
Alice Rogers VS.. II. A. Jones. Dismiss "
d at defendants cost.
j.. NJ. Rabby vs.. Denny & Hunt, ct. al. ri
Continued. .
A. V. Rosambeau, A. Egliu, W. f. A. q
orenzeD, Christian Nelson, John Brander IL
nd Robert Glen were admitted to full NJ
as Americans naturalized. T.
The following allowances were made: N
3. IL. Lewis, dieting prisoners etc, $500 30 nj