The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-12
CIEtriT COURT or yaGKsOy COUNTY.

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were unable TO give a iull report in on
last, but give what we did got get, the
now.
The Court was only in session fon
days this term, but we learn that it go
through with nlore business than j
usually done III six. Every officer of th'
court, from Judge 20 bailiff, was prompt,
on hand, aud the discipline of the Judg,
and District Attorney put everything in
such fine working order that there never
occurred a hitch. Our district is partic
ularly favored in its officers, and as to
our county officials wa throw down the
challenge to the State to produce theii
equals, much less their superiors.
Several important land suits that it
was calculated would consume a day each,
were carried over on account of absence
of witnesses.
There was also one muidercase hat had
to be carried over from the same cause.
The following is the balance of the
business dlspOSed OF
J Peyiegne VS.. + Hollander d Co. ct
al. Damages. Defendants granted 60
days to plead and cause continued.
j X Murray VS.. f Hollanter d. Co. ct
al. Damages. Defendants granted 60
days to plead and cause continued.
Gilbert Franklin VS.. Jerry Cook. Eject
ment. Defendant granted to days to
plead and cause continued.
Ii NJ Cudabae VS.. A G Danner q Co.
Attachment. Judgment by default against
defendants for Ss57.2 % and costs.
o c Reinhardt VS.. Western Union Tele
graph Co. Damages. Cmtinued.
G u Alley VS.. J ID Minor, ct al. Eject
ment. Plaintiff allowed to amend decla-
sation and bill of particulars aud cost.
Hunter, Benn II Co. VS.. L Ii Nelson.
Attachment. Continued.
w A Dennis VS.. Angus Clark. Certior-
ari. Judgment of Justice of the Peace
set aside and defendant taxed with costs.
w 5 Keyser, ct al, VS.. Corner d Leah.
Attachment. Continued.
j 4 Gibbs, use of Lucy |. Shannon, VS..
Mrs. M A Paul. Debt. Judgment by de-
fail. for 81, l23.3 81 and costs.
Chambers, Roy u Co. VS.. + 7 Scarcliff.
Debt. Judgment by default for $6iS.5S
and costs,
J b Williams VS.. fascagoula Lumber
Co. Appeal. Continued.
c Harvey VS.. A Scarbo oagh, p b Hand,
Garnisher. Garnishee discharged at cost
of defendant.
Alley VS.. In Dautzler Lumber Co.
Ejectment' Dismissed at mutual cost of
parties.
State VS.. Frank Scully. Cutting with
intent. Mol pros as to felony and defen-
pleads guilty to assault and battery
aud fined $50 and costs, and committed
until paid.
State VS.. John Goodlier, Sam Sylver-
tick, Matthew Nanovick and Andrew
Puz. ~Unlawfully taking oysters. Jury
and verdict for plaintiff aud defendants
fined each S25 aud costs.
State VS.. Nicholas Baptiste. Cutting
with intent. Mol pros as to felony and
defendant pleads guilty to assault aud
battery an fined S25 and costs, and com
mltted until paid.
State VS.. A Kemler. Grand larceny.
Jury snd verdict guilty of petit larceny
and defendant fined $50 aud costs.
State VS.. w Il Snyder. Violating priv
ilege. Defendant pleads guilty aud fined
$50 and costs.
j w Ferrill VS.. Willis Plenny. Eject
ment. Jury and verdict for plaintiff.
State VS.. X b Alley. Assault and bat.
terry. Defendant failing to appear judy
nisi entered against him and surety.
State VS.. Pascagoula Lumber Co. OBJ
structing river. Defendant pleads guilty
aud fined $40 aud costs.
State VS. Willis Howard. Burglary
and larceny. MOL pros as to felony and
defendant pleads guilty to petit larceny
aud fined $40 and costs and committed.
State VS.. Alfred Brown. Shooting with
Jury and verdict guilty and de-
sentenced to penitentiary for ;
years.
State vs.. James Poe. Cutting with in
'ent. pefeLCant pleads guilty n sem
ienced TO Z years ia the penitentiary.
State VS.. George Thomas. Burglary
larceny. Jury and verdict guilty,
defendant sentenced to 3 years in the
.Denitentiary.
feathers IL Huey VS.. Z b Ronrke. At
achment. Motion for new trial denied
md plaintiffs given 80 days to file bill of
J w Felrill VS.. Willis Plenny. Eject
Motion for new trial denied.
II Colmer, ST., VS.. Moss Point Lumber
%. Eicctment. tpou motion of defen-
mt verdict of jury is set asideand new
rial granted.
Rosa de Betaucourt VS.. J p Richardson,
{ al. Damages. Removed to U. S. Cir
nit Court.
Rosa de Betaucourt VS.. G Maduel. ct
J.. Damages. Removed to U. 5. Circuit
A II Shannon VS.. l.. & N. Railroad Co.
damages. Motion for new trial denied.
L Glllum, ct al, VS.. Mrs. NJ A Case.
,jectment. Confined.
5 X Thompson VS.. Board of Supervisors.
ssumpsit. Continued.
State VS.. w Mathew. Assault and bat
cry. Motion 10 indictment denied.
state VS.. Mac HollItield. Murder. Bail
xed at $1,000 by agreement and cnntin-
ed.