The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-23
DISTRICT COURT.
MONDAY, JAN. 18th.

journment, His Honor, Judge Andrews,
presiding.
8. Gumbell & Co., vs. 8. Blum. Judg-
ment in favor OF plaintiff for $2,oa'o5,
with interest and costs.
H. 8. Gossens vs. VIM. Moore. prayer
of Oyer filed by defendant, and pialntlt
ordered to answer same on or before Sat
urday, Jan. 10th.
Judy Jacobs, ct al. vs. VIM. O'Neal. An
swer fled by Heirs OF Chas Smith.
julius Levin & Co., vs. r. II. Miller.
Answer filed.
List OF jurors for this week called and
Juror, Geo. Cannon, excused from further
attendance.
Criminal docket taken up.
State vs.. John Ray, ct ais, disturbing
pesceable assembly. John Ray present.
Case set for Jan. 18th.
State vs.. Joe Gunter, disturbing peace
able assembly. Accused present. Set for
Jan. 18th.
State vs.. John P. Clements, assault and
battery. Accused plead guilty to assault
and was sentenced to pay fine OF SIS and
costs Of prosecution.
State vs.. John Owens, larceny. Jury
drawn. The Court, on application OF
District Attorney, withdrew the case from
the jury and discharged them.
Bill OF information filed against John
Owens, charging him with severing from
the soil. Tried by jury and found guilty
as charged. Accused remanded for sem
tence.
State vs.. Eugene Basco, larceny. Mr.. J.
F. Ariail appointed as special judge to try
the case, which was set t. J n. 18th.
State VS.. Richard Marshall, playing
craps. Plead guilty, and was sentenced to
pay fine of SIC and costs, and in default
of payment to be confined in Jail for 80
days.
State vs.. VIM. Dunbar, concealed weap-
ons. Plead:guilty and was sentenced to
pay fine OF $40 and to be confined in Jail
for period of 80 days.
State vs.. John Williams, concealed
weapons. Accused plead guilty.
State vs.. Chas. Tillman, ct al, shooting,
etc. Case set for Jan. 18th.
State vs.. Stephen Russell, concealed
weapons. Bet for Jan. 18th.
State vs.. Ed. Thomas, larceny. Set for
Jan. 18th.
State vs.. John Ray, ct al, disturbing
assembly. John Ray present. Set for
Jan. 18th.
State vs.. R. o. Batter, concealed weap-
ons. Tried by jury and found not guilty.
State vs.. Dave Brooks, violating con-
tract. Tried by jury and found not gull.
ty. Accused released.
State VS.. Oscar Lewis, concealed weap-
ons. Set for Jan. 18th.
State vs.. Prince Cotton, shooting, etc.
Pleadsguilty to assault and remanded for
sentence.
TUESDAY, JAN. 10TH.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, His Honor, Judge Andrews, pre-
siding. -
Robert Holstein ct ais, vs. Mrs. Julia
Caldwell aud husband. Mrs. E. Schmalin-
ski, warrantor. Default against warran-
| tor.
State vs.. John Owens, severing from the
tense.
State vs.. Henry Perry, concealed weap-
ons. Set for Jan. 10th.
State vs. Henry Perry, assault with da 4.
| rororo MAN Go< for Ton 10Th
State vs.. Harriet Dyal, two cases-as-
sault and battery and resisting an officer
both Set for Jan. 21st.
State vs.. John Dyal, receiving stolen
property. Set for Jan. 21st.
State vs.. Eddy Dyal, larceny. Set fol
Jan. 21st.
State VS.. Tom Harris, permitting craps
Set for Jan. 17th.
State vs.. P. z. O'Dea, assault and bat.
terry. Set for Jan. 22nd.
State vs.. ]. L. Mccormick, obscene Ian.
guage. Sst for Jan. 18th.
The District Attorney then presented
several Bills of Information.
State va. Adolph Borter, larceny. Bel
for Jan. 21st.
State vs. VIM. Hirsch, larceny. PLEAD
guilty and remanded for sentence.
State vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr., assault anc
battery. Case tried and submitted tt
jury.
State IS. VIM. Ga mes, Jr., concealed
weapons. Tried by jury, found guilt,
and remanded for sentenca
State vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr., ct ais, resist
ing an officer. Nolle pros. entered.
State 4s. Tobey Johnson and State vs.
Lindsay johnson, both charged with con
cealed weapons. By consent Of counss
both cases tried at same time by jury
Found not guilty.
State vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr., assault will
dangerous weapon. The jury stated tina
they could not agree and mistrial was en-
tered.
State vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr., concealed
weapons. Sentenced to pay fine OF %
and to be confined in jail for 30 days.
State VS.. Jarret Green, cutting timber
Tried by jury and found not guilty.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10TH.
The District Court met pursuant to ad
journment, His Honor, Judge Andrews
presiding.
Fritz Wespby, for naturalization. Judg
ment of Naturalization, as prayed for.
David Anderson vs.. Texas & Pacific R
R. TO. Rule on plaintiff filed by defen
dant.
State vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr. Assault witt
dangerous weapon. Set for Jan. 22nd.
State vs.. Phil. L. Asher and G.