The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-01-30
DISTRICT COURT.
TUESDAY, JAN. az.

| JAM '0Ss
The District Court met pursuant toad
journment, His Honor, Judge Andrews
presiding.
State vs.. Eddy Dyal, ct al, larceny.
This case was taken up. Tie three ac-
cused present. Case argued aud submit
ted. Accused found guilty and remanded
for sentence.
State vs. John Dyal, receiving stolen
property. Continued.
State vs. Harriet Dyal, resisting officer.
Continued.
State vs.. Harriet Dyal, assault and bat
terry. Continued.
State vs.. P. K. O'Dea, assault and bat
terry. Continued.
State vs.,Adolph Porter, larceny. This
case coming over from the day previous
was called up. The jury was called into
the box and trial proceeded with. After
drew his plea OF not guilty and plead
guilty. The jury was discharged and ac-
cused remauded for sentence.
By order Of the Court Bill Of Infor-
nation was filed.
State vs.. VIM. Gaines, Jr., assault with
dangerous weapon. Tried by jury and
found guilty OF assault with a dangerous
weapon. Accused remanded for sentence.
State vs.. Lawson Williams, playing
craps. Accused plead guilty and was
sentenced to pay fac of 500 and costs
and to be confined In the parish prison
for 80 days.
State VS.. Henry Hall, shooting with In
tent to kill. Tried by jury and found not
guilty.
State vs.. Eugene Basco and Eugene
Edwards, larceny. J. F. Ariail, special
judge, presiding. Tried by Jury and
found not guilty.
State vs.. Steve Sasser, larceny. Case tried
by Jury and after hearing the evidence the
case was laid ovaz for argument.
State vs.. Jos. Timberlake, permitting
craps. Case called for trial, jury empau-
ellea and case laid over.
"WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23nD.
The District Court met pursuant to ad-
tournment, His Honor, Judge Andrews,
presiding.
Brown Shoe Company vs. Sam Blum.
Judgment confessed In favor OF plaintiff
for the sum Of $315.35 with interest and
costs.
State VS.. Steve Sasser, larceny. This case
coming over from the day previous WINS
taken up. Case argued and submitted
Accused found not guilty, discharged and
his bond cancelled.
State vs. Jos. Undertake, permitting
craps. This case coming over from the
day previous was taken up and proceeded
with. After hearing the evidence, the
argument, and charge OF the Judge the
case was submitted to the jury, and the
jury rendered verdict of not guilty. Ac-
cused discharged and bis bond cancelled,
Four other cases, In which thu accused
was charged with the came misdcmeanor,
were nolle pressed.
THURSDAY, JAN. oath.
The District Court met pursuant to ad.
tournment, His Honor, Judge Andrews,
presiding.
H. 8. Goseeus VS.. VIM. Moore. Excep-
lions and motions to dismiss attschmen.
filed by defendant.
State VS.. John Owens, severing from
the soil. Motion for new trial overru!ed.
Accused sentenced to be confined in the
parish Jail for months and to pay the
costs OF prosecution.
State vs: Ado!ph Porter, larceny. Ac-
cused having been convicted was eenten-
ced to the parish Jail for 60 days and to
pay costs OF prosecution.
State vs.. Eddy Dyal, ct ais, larceny.
Eddy Dyal having been convicted OF
larceny, was sentenced to the State pen
itentisry for 8 months. HARRIET Dya.
and Eliza Dyal, the other accused, having
been convicted of larceny, were sentenced
to be con fined In the parish Jail for six
months each and to pay the costs Of pros
ecution.
Stste vs.. Ben Lovett, assault with
dangerous weapon. Accused having been
convicted OF assault, WAS sentenced TO paw
a hie OF so and costs, and to be confined
In jeil for 60 days.
9tate vs.. VIM. Gains, Jr., assault. with a
dangerous weapon. Accused having been
convicted, was sentenced to pag a fine OF
$40 and Costs, and 70 be con tined in the
parieh jail for 50 days.
State vs. Tom Robinson, concealed wea-
pons. Accused having been convicted OF
carrying concealed weapon, was sentenced
TO pay a hne OF $40 and costs, and to be
confined in jail for 80 days.
State vs.. Win. Ross, concealed weapons.
Accused plead guilty and was sentenced
to pay fine OF so and costs, and to be
confined in jsil Tor 80 days.
The Court then adjourned until satur-
day, Jan. 26th, at $3.50 q. m.
SATURDAY. JAN. 26T11.
District Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, his Houor Judge Andrews, presid-
lug.
Flower g. King VS.. L. x. VOORHEES,.
Answer fled and case set for Tuesday.
Feb. 5th.
Bertrand We'll, Administrator vs.. New
York Life Insurance Co. Case tried, ar
gued, submitted and taken under advise.
mont by the Court.
MONDAY, JANy. 18th.
District Court met pursuant to ad-
journmeut, his Honor Judge Andrews,
presiding.
VIM. Hill g. Co. VS. w. H. Cline g. Co,
Exception filed.
H. S. Gossens w VIM. Moore. Excep.
ton referred to merits and case SGT for
Tuesday, Feb. 5th.
Nelson Wells, husband, VS. Beckic
Wells, wife. Wife authorized to stand
in judgment and defend the suit. De-
fault.
R. Layson Walker vs. Texas g. Pacific
Co. Set for Wednesday, Feb
ruary 9Th.
Jacob s. Block vs. Jos. Timberlake.
Default.
j. P. Duplissy vs. J. g. Hndnall. No
ton to dismiss appeal fled by Plaintiff.
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