fr/riA fine of $10 and a sentence of 10 days in the city Jail was the punishment assessed by Judge Grover Allison In police court yesterday against Lloyd Alford, 19, accused of prowling In Branchton. C. D. Harness of Branchton, who said his sister saw a man looking Into the window of her home; L F. Chewr, assistant chief of police, who testified tracking the accused man in the snow; Dave and Ralph Tull, who told of Alford leaving a We.-t Main street pool hall about 10:30 o’clock last night, were j the rity s witnesses. Tracks in the \ Isnow, Chew testified, were followed j by the officers to nearly ever house in i the vicinity where there was a light. j