The Gazette
April 27, 1904

Beverly Reagan was fined $15 and cost for disturbing the peace.

Jesse Roberts pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to 6 months in the parish jail.

Amos Gray was convicted of illegal hog marking and sentenced to six months in the parish jail and fined $1 and costs.

J. W. Montgomery pleaded guilty to disturbing peace and W. A. Platt was convicted of same charge and each fined $15.

Wade Mason was acquitted of the charge of disturbing peace.

Charles Lewis was convicted of selling whiskey and fined $300 and cost.

Dr. R. E. Thompson was convicted of selling liquor without license.

John Redden was convicted of same offense, and fined $150 and costs.

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