The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-12-02
DISTRICT COURT PROCEED
INGS.
MONDAY, Nov. 23RD.

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Judge Hunter, presiding. c
Jake Tibbet, husband, VS. Mat
tie johnson, wife. Judgment OF L
divorce AS prayed for.
State VS. J P Turregano, viola {
ting Sunday law. Plead guilty {
and was sentenced to pay fine OF
s25 and costs and IN default OF
payment 80 days in Jail, not sub
iect to being hired out.
State VS. David Davis, man.
slaughter. The jury rendered a
verdict of guilty, recommending
the accused to the mercy OF the
court.
State VS. Peter Henry, larceny
Nolle pros. entered.
State VS. J G johnson, cruelty
to animals. Tried by jury and &C
omitted. Accused released and
Il
bond cancelled.
State VS. VIM Mitchell, larceny.
Tried by jury and convicted.
State vs. Wallace Brooks, dis.
turbiug assembly. Tried by jury
and acquitted.
The Court adjourned until the
following day at $50 a. m.
TUESDAY, Nov. OATH.
District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournpent, His Honor
Judge Hunter, presiding.
| State vs. j G Armand, false pre-.
lenses. Motion i'll arrest of judg.
ment filed by defense.
State vs. j B Thigpen, violating
Sunday law. Accused plead gull
ty, and was sentenced to pay q
fine of s25 aud costs, and in de,
fault Of payment, 80 days in Jail,
not subject to being hired out.
State Va Robt Raxsdale, violat.
, ing Sunday law. Accused plead
:. guilty and was sentenced to pay a
!. fine of S25 aud costs, or 50 days Ill
jail not subject to being hired out
State vs. j L Howard, violating
= Sunday law. Accused plead gull
ty and WAS sentenced to pay a fine
of s25 and costs or 80 days in Jail
not subject to being hiied out.
State vs. NJ Ward, violating
Sunday law. Accused plead gull
. ty and was sentenced to pay a tin'
+ of $25 and costs OF 80 days in jai
: :, not subject to being hired out.
= State vs. NJ w Ca!yit, violating
- Sunday law. Accused plead gull
:, :. ty and was sentenced to pay fin
-, - Of s25 and costs, or 80 days ai
% . not suhjectsto being lied ID L.
r. Mrs. Lilylkachowsky vs. ohas
y Gsrst Voluntary non suit entered
: (|Et ,'" ,s Lawful. K.np.r, muir.
!. lner. Continued by consent.
:, State vs. Henry Klllens, murder
. Tried By jury and found guilty al
= charged.
" " State VS. Sam Johnson, ct als
j. larceny. Judge Hunter having
e been of counsel in this case enter
II ed his recusation and appointed
. w w Wilmington, as specla
J. Judge to try to case. Nolle pro
|. entered as to defendant, Jos!
" Wright. Defendants Sam John
J. son and Wallace Chew then plea'
- guilty and were sentenced 70 b
~ confined in the parish Jail, eac
for - months, subject to bein
hired out.
State vs. Robert Johnson, ct a
assault with u dangerous weapon
all Nolls pros entered.
us State VS. Anthony Epps, retail
at ing liquor without license. Nv
n, cases, same offense. Tried by jul
in in tho first case aud convicted. 4
OF the second he plead guilty.
he each case he was sentenced to p'
ill a fine of 500 and costs OR 80 da
u.s. days in Jail, not subject to bell
All hired out.
lty State VS. lobe Phoenix, ct a
Eft using obscene language. Tried
viii the court and acquitted.
the Court theu adjourned until ne
the day at $50 a. M.
nd
;or. WEDNESDAY, Nov. %. .
eel District Court convened purI