St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-06-28
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Court will have a wholesome and
salutary effect upon the criminal
element of this parish; it is a warn
ing to them that the $40 fine or 30
DAYS In Jail business il over; that
Judge Lewis, tired OF their repeat
ed violation of the law, has deter
mined to give them no quarters and
4 show them no mercy.
With this term Of court, the
4 Clarion is OF the opinion that the
backbone of hoodiumism and van
H dalisln has been broken; that the
" horse-tail shavers and midnight
mauraders will henceforth Ego way
back and sit down."
Il The Clarion desires TO congratu-
late Judge Lewis, District Attorney
Garland, Sheriff Swords, and the
aentire machinery OF justice, upon
their success at this term.
" Saturday Judge Lewis sentenced
the following prisoners:
SATURDAY, JUNE Il.
June Ogden, robbery, 3 years In
the State penitentiary.
Mark Frank ct ais, shooting
with intent to kill. Hebrard Frank
fined 800, and In default OF pay
Inent thereof, three months in par
lsh Jail; and further, that he be
imprisoned In the jail for months,
subject to work on the public
works; Mark Frank, Ermogene
Frank and Edwin John years in
tthe State pen tentiary each.
III. sidney Richard, petty larceny, 3
months in the parish Jail.
4 Willie Guillory and James Israel,
shootlng with intent to kill, year
n the State penitentiary each.
Z Ben Fairfax, manslaughter, 10
sears in the State penitentiary.
Ernogene B. Fontenot, shooting
nto a dwelling house, s months in
he State penitentiary.
Wm. Bienvenue, bulgary, s
months In the State penitentiary.
Felix Bienvenue, petty larceny,
u months In the parish Jail.
Jno. Grant, assault with intent
commit rape, year In the State
Denitentiary.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
Rene Bushnell and Adam Gull
Dry, carrying conceal weapons, $50
nd costs and 80 days in jail, and
d default OF payment, 60 days
aore.
Lewis Gloston, CIV, $40 and
osts and 30 days in Jail, and in
lefault OF payment, 30 days more.
Levy J. Fontenot, violating act
OF 1886, $25 and costs and 30 days
n iail, and In default Of payment,
o days more.
Richard Garner, &c w, VIZ anu
osts and 80 days In jail, and de-
ault OF payment, 80 days more.
u Thomas Fruge, c W and violat-
az act 81 Of 1885, $75 and costs and
% days in Jail, and in default Of
ayment 9fgdays more.
Sidney CEachere, C C W, $50 and
osts and 30 days In Jail, and in de.
ault OF payment SO days more.
Joseph, alias Turkey Murray
,25 and costs aud 30 days in jail
nd In default of payment SO days
nore.
Willie Boyd, c. C. W, $25 and costs
and 30 days in jail, and in defaul1
of payment so days more.
Joseph Lewis, &C. W, S25 ano
costs and 30 days In jail, and in de-
fault Of payment 60 days more.
Sevio Guillory, C. c. w, $25 ano
costs, and In default of payment
FL 30 days in Jail.
Meonce Fontenot, violating act
4 81 OF 1886, $50 and costs, and IL
default OF payment 60 days in jail
Julien Fontenot, violating act J.
OF 1886, $15 and costs, and defaul
of payment so days in Jail.
Arthur and Manuel Guillory
violating act 81 of 1886, 80 days il
fall each.
Lastie Vidrine, Fabius Vidrln
and Arthur Moran, violating act 3
OF 1886, each $25 and costs and 8
days In Jail, and in default OF pay
ment go days more.
Elridge Higginbotham, violating
act 81 of 1886, $40 and costs, and II
default of payment 30 days in jai
Alexis Fruge, violating act 81
1886, s35 and costs and 30 days i
satl, and In default of payment 8
days more. His term OF imprison
snenk to begin from the time of hi
ancarees&tion therein.
Elgere Biileaudean, Abel Quina
ky, Seizime and Adam Young, vic
Eating act 81 OF 1885, each $s5 an
costs and 15 days in faii, and in dt
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