The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-05-31
Circuit Court. Spring Term 1895.
j. |. FoRp,
Secretary

The regular Spring term OF the Cir
cult court for this county convened
here Monday, Judge Samuel ii. Ter.
raj, presiding, Hon. James H.. Neville,
District Attorney, J. d. Minor,
Sheriff, Frank II. Lewis, Clerk.
The grand jury Of II good and law
full men of Jackson county with Mr..
+. NJ. Johnson, foreman, empanelled
and sworn and charged.
Judge Terral's charge to the grand
jury was plain and to the point, CIV
ing the jury the criminal law govern
ing their action, sc. His reference
to the enforcement of the Sunday law
was well timed, and it shows that
Judge Terral is in favor Of the strict
enforcement of that law.
Mr.. Charles Farkert, a native Of
Prussia was naturalized in open court.
Also Andrew Arson Field, a native
of Norway was naturalized.
Geo. A.. Matthew was sworn as bal
lift to the grand jury. J. +. Clark
and c. l.. Krebs sworn in as bailitfs
for the term.
The following cases have been dis
posed of up to the hour of putting the
paper to press Thursday EVENING":
F. C. Turner & Co.. VS.. Lucretia Krebs.
Judgment by default $23l.s7
Nancy Walker, VS.. l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co. Settled, cost paid and cause dismissed.
Phoenix Ship Yard Marine Ways and
Wharves Co. VS.. G. h.. johnson. Demure to
defendants ard plea sustained and defen-
dant allowed to file further pleas.
JP. Smith, vs.. Joe. Brooks. Judgment for
$500 against defendant and both parties TO
pay half cost.
A. N. Herrick, VS.. II. NJ, Blakeley. Cost
paid and cause dismissed.
G. ?. Banedo, VS.. l.. Il n. r. r. Co. Jury
and verdict for $40. 90.
A. II. Shannon. VS.. Lucy I. shannon, ct. al,
Agreed Judgment for 1900 and stay OF execu-
ton for 5 months.
Thos. A. Roberts. VS.. Pascaeoula Lumber
Co. Demurrer to declaration sustained and
defendant allowed to plead further.
R. G. Luce L. Son, VS.. G, NJ. Howell, Miss
Nuol I1oWNli, tldlllibhtos Jury anu NNIulCt
for claimants.
!. S. Sandoz. VS.. L. & N. r. r. Co. Removed
to y. $, Circuit Court for southern Division
of Mississippi.
The State, VS.. NJ. A. Dees. Mol. Pros.
Fred Miller. naturalized in open court.
n. DietZin 4 Bro, VS.. Parker Earle & Sons
Confessed Judgment sl,i0S and cost by de.
PENDANTS.
Board OF Supervisors. VS.. NJ. A. Dees
Judgment by default $4,000 and costs.
A. G. Levy & Co.. VS.. VIM. Watkins. Judg.
mcnt by default $500. 70 and costs.
The State. VS.. Jerry Cook. Mol. Pros.
The State. VS.. Dan. Debose. Jury and YER
dict OF not guilty.
The State VS.. S. and B. Holley. Continued
to next term.
The State, VS., G. Buskin. Order to the files
The State. VS.. Asa Cadter. Guilty ant
fined $l.W and costs.
Live Oak Distillery Co., VS.. james Smith
Cause continued to next term.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, vs.. S. S. Hen
ry. Judgmentby default s2,965.93.
John Pool, VS.. L.. & N. r. r. Co. judgment
by consent $500 and costs.
kila Platt, VS.. Pascagoula Lumber Co
Demurrer OF plaintiff to defendants 3rd, 5tl
and 9th plea sustained. Demurrer to LIST AM
sth plea overrulled.
The State, vs.. larceny, s. W. Finch. Jur,
and verdict not guilty.
The State, VS.. altering mark, S. W. Finch
Jury and verd let not guilty.
The State, VS.. grand larceny, Hardie Jack
son. Jury and verdict not guilty.
+. Swanson, VS.. G. T. Irving, appeal. Jur,
and verdict for defendent.
I j. Casanova, VS.. appeal Board OF Super
, visors. Judgment for defendent $4,000 an,
costs.
e. l.. krcbs. VS.. appeal, Board Of Super
visors. Judgment for defendcnt, $500 am
costs.
Schooner Fred S. VS.. Board OF Supervisors
Judgment for defendent, $1,000 and costs.
Charles Brash. VS.. Board Of Supervisors
Judgment for defendent, $1,000 and costs.