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

Louis Abadie vs.. Noble l.. McG1nnis.
Judgment in favor OF plaintiff .foriISl36.O5
with interest and costs.
The District Attorney then presented
| six Bills of Information.
| State vs.. Chas. TilIman, Ell al, shooting
with intent to kill. The two accused,
Ci,as. Tillman and John Williams, came
before the court and plead guilty. Sen
fenced to the parish jail for six months
each.
State vs.. John Williams, concealed wea-
pons, Sentenced to pay a fine of $40 and
to be confined in the parish Jail for 30
days.
! State Va. Chas. Tillman, concealed wea-
poDs. Sentenced to pay a fine Of $50 and
costs, and to be confined in Jail for 80
days.
| State vs.. Hubbard Casson, concealed
weapons. Sentenced to pay fine of $40
and costs, and to be confined in Jail for 80
days.
State vs.. Hubbard Casson, felonious as
sault. Plead guilty and sentenced to pay
a fine Of .S25 and costs OF prosecution and
to be confined In the parish Jail for so
days.
State vs.. Ed. Thomas, larceny. Nolle
pros. entered and accused discharged.
State VS.. VIM. Dunbar, discharging fire.
arms. Nolle pros. entered, accused dis
charged and his bond cancelled.
State vs.. Ben Lovett, assault and bat
terry. Accused plead guilty and was re-
manded for sentence.
State vs.. Oscar Lewis, concealed weap-
ons. Tried by jury and found not guilty.
State vs.. Steve Sasser, larceny. Case re-
assigned to Jan. 22nd.
State vs.. Tom Harris, permitting craps.
Tried by jury, found guilty, and sentenced
to pay fine Of 300 and costs and to be
confined in Jail for 80 days.
State VS.. Steve Russell, concealed weap-
ons. Tried by jury and found guilty.
Sentenced to pay fine OF $50 and costs
and to be confined in the parish Jail for
80 days.
FRIDAY, JAN. 18TH.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge Andrews, presid-
ing.
State VS.. L. Mccormick, obscene
language. Continued.
;. State vs.. Joseph Timberlake, permit
ting craps. Case set for Tuesday, 22nd.
State VS.. Joseph Timberlake, permit
ting craps. Case set for Tuesday, 22nd.
State VS.. Joseph Timberlake, permit
ting craps. Case set for Tuesday, 22nd.
State vs.. Joseph Timberlake, permit
ting craps. Case set for Tuesday 22nd.
State vs.. Joseph Timberlake, permit
ting craps. Case set for Tuesday, 22nd.
State vs.. John Ray ct al. Disturbing
Assembly. Case tried pursuant to as
signment by jury, with verdict Of not
guilty. Accused discharged and Nolle
Prosequi entered as to Defendant Hon.
ry Goodman.
State vs.. Silas Strother, assault with
dangerous weapon. Nolle Prosequi Ell.
tered.
State VS.. Joe Gunter, disturbing assem-
. bly,. Noile Proseqni entered.
State vs.. Eugene Basco, larceny. Case
re-assigned for Tuesday, January 22nd.
SATURDAY, JAN. 18TH.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor judge Andrews, presid
ing.
Flower g. King VS.. L. \. VOORHEES,
, Default.
R. Layson Walker vs.. Texas g. Pacific
Railway Co. Answer filed.
r State vs.. Henry Berry, assault witt
dangerous weapon. Continued.
;. State vs.. Henry Berry, concealed wcap
ons. Continued.
State va. Runice Cotton, assault will
dangerous weapon. Accused having
been convicted of the crime of assault
with a dangerous weapon, was sentenced
to pay a fine of $500, costs of prosecu
ton and to be confined in the parish jai
for the period of 50 days.
4 State vs.. VIM. Hirsch, larceny. Ac
cused having been convicted of the Grim
of larceny, was sentenced to be confines
o in the parish Jail for the period of so day
and to pay the costs of prosecution.
d State vs.. Henry Williams, violating
y contract. Accused having been convict
ed of violating contract, was sentenced
: to pay fine of $1,000, costs of prosecu
tion and in default of payment to he con
. fined in the parish Jail for 80 days.
il MONDAY, JAN. 2lsT.
:. District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Honor Judge Andrews presid
h ing.
It Rob't Hathorn vs.. Thos. j. Roberts
: Judgment in favor Of Plaintiff for til
sum of $133, with recognition of lien an
q privilege as furnisher Of necessary SUP
% plies on property sequestered.
II. S. Gossens vs. VIM. Moore. Accom-
:. filed by Plaintiff in answer to oyer.
State VS.. Eddy Dyal ct ais, larceny
Eddy Dyal, Harriet Dyal and Eliza Dyal
the accused parties being present, with
l. drew their prayer for trial by jury an
3. asked for trial by the Court. After hear
ing the evidence, the case was laid owe
for argument.
: State VS.. Adolph Porter, larceny. Cas-
called for trial, jury impanneled and tria
Z. proceeded with to the hour of adjourn
i ment-
h SAW-MILL BURNED. The saw
mill OF Joseph Fl. Meeker and Ben
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