St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-07-06
DISTRICT COURT.


Honor Robt. r. Reid, Judge; Hon.
Bolivar Edwards, District Attorney;
II. II. Warren, Clerk; J. J. Strobel,
Sheriff.
| The Grand Jury returned eighteen
bills o. indictment.
The following c,ses were tried:
/ CRIMINAL CASES.
State vs.. Bernard Berlier, continued
for the term.
State vs. George Wiltbanks, mol pros.
State vs.. VIM. Henry Sharp, contin-
ned for the term.
1 State vs.. VIM. Henry Sharp, mol pros.
\, State ". Zach Bnsl, acquitted.
State vs.. Dave Jenkins, acquitted.
State W. Geo. Fendlason and n. II.
Fendlason. mol pros.
State VS.. Armand Marigny, plead not
guilty, and sentenced to one hour In
jail, and finc.i 81 90 and costs of court
State vs.. Caswell Talley. continued
for the term.
State VS.. Peter Ard and Dan Usher,
Peter Ard acquitted and Dan Usher
found guilty of manslauehter and sem
fenced to twenty years hard labor in
the State Penitentiary and 500 fine.
j State W.. Henry Page, mol pros.
State vs.. Chas. Brown, continued.
State VS.. Quitman Smith, continued.
State vs.. Quitman Smith, continued.
State vs. Alex. Davis, Chas. Davis
and Robt. Davis. Alex. Davis and
Chas. Davis, not guilty; Robt. Davis
guilty and fined $40 and costs.
State vs.. Chas. TheOb,ld, mol pros.
State vs.. Alex. Davis, Chas. Davis
and John Davis, mol pros.
State VS. Edward Glockncr and Octave
Anthome, guilty. and fined 81 90 each
and costs.
State VS.. Walter Garrison, not guilty.
State vs.. Chas. Smith, continued.
State vs.. Bernard Marigny, guilty,
and fined s. 20 and costs.
State VS.. Geo. Dorsey, continued.
State vs.. John keyes snd COMFY
Reyes, not guilty.
State VS.. Chas. Roster, guilty, fined
81 90 and costs.
Stote VS.. Chas. Roster, plead guilty
fined $40 and costs.
| CIVIL CASES.
/
| w. II. O'Beirne vs.. II. r. Mcdonald,
taken under adviscment.
Edward James vs.. X. W. Montgom-
cry. judgment In favor Of plaintiff for
5000 and costs.
Jas. J. Reiss Co. vs.. ID. II. Pippo,
judgment in favor Of plaintiff for ss7 -
". n. Keen vs.. Jake Levy, judgment
in favor OF plaintiff, and case rcmanded
to lower court for execution.
Henry Buddig vs.. John Milloit, judy
ment in favor of plaintiff for $500, with
per cent. interest from July II, 1892,
until paid.
Maggie Ingram, emancipated.
Alton Lumber Co. vs.. Geo. H. Ganse.
assigned for second day Of the October
term.
Simpson 1 Wizard VS.. II. Fellrath,
judgment In favor Of plaintiff for the
sum OF sll:9 = and costs.
J. J. Meylor vs.. Theo. Dendinger,
taken under advisement.
State vs.. Andrew Michael, judgment
for the State for 500, with legal inter-
est till paid, and all costs.
Succession of Jas. w. Wallace, judy
ment in favor Of homologation Of final
account, except the claim Of T. J. Nc
Mahon, for the sum of $500.
Martinez 4 Ross VS.. N. Moses ct ais,
judgment by default.
Lochte Z Co. vs.. same, preliminary
judgment by default.
Succession Of Geo. 7. vickers, judy
ment IL favor Of homologation.
Thomas Coyne, emancipated.
Geo. H. Cause vs.. Goddard Lumber
Co., submitted to the court on record.
II. J. Conrad vs.. Peter Durel ct ais,
Judgment in favor of plaintiff, In the
sum of 1929 81, with legal interest from
May II, 1894.
C. Doyle 4 Co. vs.. A. J. Cousin,
Judgment for defendant.
H. J. Conrad vs.. c. r. Schmalz. judy
nent for defendant. II
Poitevent ( Favre Lumber Co. vs..
East Louiciana X. X. Co., judgment In
'avur OF plaintiff for S6475 40.
Receiver of Salmen Manutactu riug
20, Limited, vs.. John Y. Crow, as
igned for first day of October term.
c. Doyle s Co. vs.. A. J. Cousin, sus-
'ensive appeal granted to plaintiff, re-
urnable to the Fourth Circuit Court.
H. j. Conrad vs.. c. T. Schmalz, sus-
appeal granted to plaintiff,
eturnable to the Fourth Circuit Court.
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