The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-01-22
DISTRICT COURT PROCEED
INGS.
TUESDAY. Jan. 14TH.

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TUESDAY, JAN. 14TH.
} District Court convened pnrs,
ant to adjournment, His Homo
Judge Andrews, presiding.
McCord Collins Commercial C,
VS. ID q Paul. Default.
Martin Smiley VS. d Ferris
Judgment in favor of plaintiff 70
the suns of s453.37, with legal il
terest from March Z, 1896 an
costs.
Court then adjourned until mex
day at 10 ii. IN.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10TH.
District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournment, His Honor
Judge Andrews, presiding.
Martha Squyres vs. q R4sc .;,yres
Continued by CONSENT
Dennis McMsnnns va A /
Goodwin. ~ consent of counse
Messrs Hh White and Robt |
n9SIW were appointed amicabl,
1somponnders and case referred t,
them as such for settlement.
Court theu adjourned until Mon
day, Jan. 20, 1896, at 10 a. m.
MONDAY, JAN'Y. GOTH.
District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournment, his Hono1
Judge Andrews, presiding.
Mrs. Mary A Crawlsy and hus
band VS. VIM. Dansee. Default.
lido w. Ball VS. W. z. Flower
President ct ais. Set for Jany
3Oth.
Texas &. Pacific Railway Co. VI
T. =. Compton. Set for Jany. oath
The Mulvane State Bank VS. n
l.. and j. IL. McGiunis. Set fol
February lst.
Ii. s. Gossens VS. The Mayor and
Council of Alexandria. DISMISS.
cd at Plaintiffs cost.
State Va Z. X. O'Dea. Assault
aud Battery. Set for Jany. 9th.
State vs. Sam Parker ct ais.
Larceny. Accused waived ar
raisnment plead not guilty and
case So. for Monday Jany. 18th.
State vs. TheophiIe Guillotte ct
al. Set for Monday 9th.
State VS. w. l.. Reed, obstruct-
ing public road. Set for Monday
9th.
State We Ed Williams, retailing
liquor without LICENSE. Set for
Monday 9th.
State VS. Thos. j. Dyal, larceny.
Set for Tuesday 18th.
State VS. Ed Williams, retailing
liquor without llcellse. Set TOR
Monday 9th.
State vs. Fletcher Gray, carrying
concealed Weapon. Mol Pros Ell.
tered.
State VS. Sam johnson ct ais, &C.
ctlsed parties waived arrangement,
plead not guilty and asked for
trial by Jury. Case set for Tues.
day 2Sth.
The district Attorney presented
nine bills Of Information against
different parties for various often.
SEES, which were ordered to be filed
and warrants to be issued for the
arrest Vt the accused parties.
State VS. Geo. Clark, carrying
concealed weapons. Accused
waived arraignment, plead guilty
and was sentenced to pay Il fine of
$40 and costs of prosecution and
in slefanlt of payment 80 days in
Parish Jail. 1,iv8a
State VS. Tim Sullivan ct ais,
breaking Car seal. Accused ar
raigned, plead not gnilty and ask.
I'd tor trial by jury. Case set Tor
Monday, 10Th.
State VS. Sid Kellogg ct ais, tres.
pass. Accused airsigned, plead
not guilty and asked for trial b,
ury. Case set for Wednesday,
18th.
State vs. Frank Brown ct ais,
respass. Accused arraigned,
dead not guilty and asked for
rial by jury. Case set for We'd
lesday, 10Th.
State vs. Luke Williams, viola.
ing contract. Accused arraign-
Il, plead not guilty and asked Tor
rial by jury. Case set for Mon.
|ay, 2Sth.
State VIZ John Agaris, larceny.
Accused arralgned, plead not gull.
y and asked for trial by jury.
Ease set Tor Tuesday, 18th.
State VIZ Joe Laclaire. larceny.
accused arralgned, plead not gull.
y and asked for trial by jury.
;asc set for Tuesday, 18th.
Thompson, Wilson Il Co. VS.
os. TimbeIlake. Jos. Sterkx and
I'd. DeLacey, intel veuors. Trial
commenced aud continued to the
our OF adjournment.
Court then adjourned until Tues
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