The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-12-06
CRIMINAL Term.
DISTRICT COURT
The December Term OF Court Is
Promptly Opened for Trial
of Violation of Laws.

Hon. Geo. Wear, District Judge
presiding and the regular cour
officers in attendance.
The Grand Jury came into
court and reported j. M. White
head, one of the body. having re
moved from the State. Judg,
Wea9 appointed w. +. Cooper
one OF the regularly drawn Crane
Jurors, to fill the vacancy.
The regular criminal docket was
then taken up and the following
proceedings had ard cases fixed;
State vs.. p. McManus, wanton.
ly killing dogs; fixed for Dec. Is.
State VS.. j. w. Brock, selling
goods out of the regular order OF
business; fixed for Dec. 6.
State VS.. j. w. Brock, wantonly
killing dogs, two cases; fixed for
December Is.
State VS.. Irwin Weems, larceny;
fixed for December Is.
State VS.. Bud Milton, man.
slaughter; was duly arralgned,
plead not guilty, fixed for Dec. 6.
State VS.. Oscar Reutz, cursing
and swearing in public place.
Same for assault and battery;
Same for resisting an officer; all
set for the 18th.
State VS.. Jerry Franks, cursing
and swearing in public place; FIX
ed for the 18th. Same for assault
with a dangerous weapon; fixed
for the same date.
State VS.. Danrel- Jacksun-upd
Ned Holmes, larceny; fixed for IS.
State VS.. Burt CHM, siander;
waived arraignment. plead not
guilty; fixed for 18th.
Cora Mcdaniel, wounding less
than mayhem; plead not guilty;
fixed for 4th.
State VS.. Louis Jackson. carry
ing concealed weapons; waived
arraigument, plead not guilty;
fixed for the 18th.
State VS.. Charles Mckay, mur-
der; pleld not guilty. Attorneys
E. E. Kidd and j. T. Long ap-
pointed by Court to defend the
accused; fixed for the 9Th.
State VS.. Tom Green, larceny;
plead not guilty; fixed for 18th.
State VS.. Ed Smith, carrying
concealed weapons; plead not
guilty; fixed for the l9fh.
State vs.. Bill Simons and AL
bert Sias. throwing into a train;
Bill SimoDs plead guilty; nolle
pros. as to Albert Sias.
State VS.. Will Blake, carrying
c0nceaIei weapons; fixed for 18th,
State vs.. Cap Trammet, dis J
charging fire arms in public place,
plead guilty; fined IS or 30 days
IN the parish Jail.
State VS.. Harrison Cockerham,
cursing and swearing In public
place. Plead guilty and sentenced
to pay ~. so or 80 days in Jail.
(John) Ernest Tramel, retail
ing liquor without a license; mol
pros. entered.
State vs. George Elliott, lar
ceny; plead guilty, sentence
deferred.
State vs. Ed Walton. retailing
liquor without license; plead
guilty, sentence deferred.
State vs. Albert Prescott, plead
not guilty; fixed for 18th.
State VS.. Tony Damico, plead
not guilty; fixed for 18th.
State VS.. Henry Gorham,
killing wild turkey, plead guilty;
fined $3.50 and costs.
State VS.. jim Young, dy-
namiting fish; plead guilty, fined
t5 and costs.
State vs, Arthur Willie, retail
ing liquor without a license; plead
guilty; sentence deferred.
State VS.. Bole Scott, assault
ann battery, plead not guilty.
State VS.. Amy Piebluff, retail
ing liquor without a license; plead
not guilty, fixed for 3rd.
State VS.. Sam, retailing liquor
without a license; fixed for 3rd.
State vs.. Coleman Taylor,
cursing and swearing in public |
place; plead guilty, sentence
deferred.
Several motions were entered
b civil cases.
O. 1eesday, December 1, the