
    No. 11,889.
    State of Louisiana ex rel. R. F. Hogsett, Sr., vs. J. H. Patin, Justice of the Peace First Justice Court of the Sixth Ward for the Parish of Iberia.
    In the exercise of the supervisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, when the proceedings in the lower court have been regular, the judgment will not be disturbed or reviewed because of the want of or the insufficiency of the evidence to sustain it.
    ^PPLICATION for Writs of Certiorari and Prohibition.
    
      Foster & Broussard for Relator.
    
      W. J. McCall for Respondent.
    Submitted on briefs November 4, 1895.
    Opinion handed down November 18, 1895.
    On Application for Writs óf Certiorari and Prohibition.
   The opinion of the court was delivered by

McEnery, J.

This proceeding invokes the supervisory jurisdiction of this court to annul a judgment in the court of the respondent magistrate for three dollars.

The complaint is that there was no evidence introduced by plaintiff to sustain his demand.

The record discloses that the case was regularly called for trial, the plaintiff and defendant both represented by counsel; the" case tried, argued by counsel and submitted. The record appears to be regular, and there is nothing in the record that calls for the exercise-of the supervisory jurisdiction of this court. State ex rel. Kramer vs. The Judges of the Parish Court of St. Tammany, 32 An. 219; State ex rel. Gooch vs. Robinson, 38 An. 969; State ex rel. Chandler vs. Judge, 43 An. 825; State of Louisiana ex rel. James A. Manning vs. Sherrard, Judge, 47 An. 1085.

The relief prayed for is denied and the rule granted discharged and the provisional writs issued vacated, the relator to pay costs.  