Boggar King Again Up in Court men!
Baron, he yet ibs be resin before the First Special District Seta tenty coa), Bee Sar ea er Scat reason I am giving the accused the chance of paying a fine of $15 as aa alternative to one month's imprisonment," said the Registrar, Mr. I. T. 'Morris, in passing sentence on Channen Singh. The defendant was charged with assaulting one, Bachan 'Singh, on September 23, by beating him on the head with a'stick, thereby causing an injury, which' necessitated his being taken to the General Hospital. Mr. F. G. Livingstone, of Messrs. Hansons, conducted the ese for the prosecution.
The defendant admitted, stoking the complainant over the head, because he had been abused by the complainant who had said things about him to other Indians.
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