St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-10-25
District Court.
The Following Decisions Were
Rendered at the October Term
OF the District Court.
CRIMINAL CASES.

pressed:
Math Brown, carrying conceale.
weapons.
Jim end CASTOR Crow. disturbing
public place.
James jenkins, disturbing reaceabl,
assembly.
Isaac Hart ct al, petit larceny.
| Chas. A. Feldner, breaking and enter
ing . box car in night time.
Chas. A. Feldner, petit larceny.
James and CASTOR Crow, disturbing
peaceable assembly al church house.
Ed. Timberlake ct al, violating game
law.
Isaac Hart ct al, assault and battery
Joseph Parker, carrying concealed
weapon.
Joe Jourdan, carrying concealed
weapon.
The following cases were tried:
Fleming Bickham, sentenced to pay q
fine of $25 and costs and be imprls-
oned in the parish jail for 48 hours, and
in default of payment of fine and costs
40 days in Jail.
Reuben Orr, assault with dangerous
weapon, sentenced to pay fine of SIS
and costs, and in default of payment of
fine and costs to be imprisoned in the
parish Jail 80 days.
James Grow, disturbing the peace
at 2 baptising on Bayou Lacombe. SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $50 and to be
imprisoned 20 days, and in default of
payment of fine and costs, to be impris-
oned further term of 60 days.
M. r. Fendlason, assault with a
dangerous weapon, sentenced to pay
fine of 1875 and costs, and IN default OF
payment of fine and costs 30 days in
Jail.
John Richardson, selling liquor to
minor; not guilty.
Paul Joseph ct al, manslaughter; not
guilty.
Eugene and Crawford Luther, dis
turbing the peace; not guilty.
James Crow, carrying concealed
weapon, sentenced to pay fine OF S25
and costs and As hours in Jail, and in
default of payment to be imprisoned
a further term of 80 days.
Felix Cousin ct al, assault and bat
tery, sentenced as to Mrs. Felix Cousin
and Lucille Cousin to pay fine of $25
and costs, and in default Of payment 60
days in Jail; as to Felix Cousin, Jr., 80
days in jail.
Edward Eaton, larceny, sentenced to
in State penitentiary for
a period of years at hard labor and
costs, and IN default Of payment one
day more.
Isaac Hart, disturbing = peacesble
assembly, sentenced to pay fine of
1926 and costs and 48 hours In jail, and
in default of payment Imprisonment for
a further term of so days.
CIVIL CASES.
Edward Taylor, husband, vs.. Maggie
Taylor, wife; Judgment Tor plaintiff.
Joseph Taylor, husband, vs.. Estelle
Davis, wife; judgment for plaintiff:
George H. Cause vs.. Joseph B. Ian
caster, Judgment for plaintiff.
Edward j. Frederick vs.. Rosomore
Quaye; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Ewing, Whitestde & Co. vs.. Emile
Frederick; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
f. julius Heintz vs.. A. A. Cooley;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Darlington Co. VS.. J. H. Thompson;
Judgment for plaintiff.
JEANNE Matthias vs.. Edgar G. Vessier;
Judgment for plaintiff
N, G.. Pearsall vs.. G.. M. Poole; dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
c. M. Poole vs.. f. L. r. Il. Co.; dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
C. Marvin Poole vs.. E. L. r. r. Co.;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Alfred Ford VS.. E. L. r. r. Co.; YER
dict by jury in favor of plaintiff for
$1,000.
Edward J. Frederick vs.. James c.
Ragau ct al; judgment for plaintiff.
II. L. Garland Jr., vs.. Warren
Thoma; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Stephen d. Ellis aud Benz. Rice For
man vs.. DR.. Charlotte E. Benton and
Mary Monroe; verdict by jury In favor
of plaintiff for 1856.
Peter H. Lewis vs.. Aaron and Massa-
line WEIGH; Judgment for plaintiff.
Darlington & Co. vs.. J. q. Williams;
judgment for plaintiff
succession of Thomas H. Gill; judg-
ment in favor of natural tutrfx.
Emancipation Of Elizabeth Onder,
wife Of John Rist; judgment for plain.
TIL.
Emancipation Of Martha Onda, wife
Of Henry Hodesopp; judgment for plain
TIL.
Charles Giles vs.. Nora Tolvier; judg.
ment for plaintiff.