The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-12-12
p,sTiRlcr COURT.

Close Of the NOVEMBER Terln-Businest
Transacted the Past Week.
Court opened Wednesday, the 9th inst,
pursuant to last weeks adjournment and
sessions have been held daily until to-day,
the 18th inst, when the prolonged Novem-
Der term was adjourned sine die.
Following is report Of the business
transacted during the current week and
completing the record up to the time OF
adjournment:
Jos. Ruiz, tutor, Us. Desire Gonzales ct
al; written Judgment in favor of plaintiff,
as rendered last week, signed and entered.
The property in dispute, five acres of land
in Bruly Sacramento, is declared the prop
erty of the minors, Augustine and Maria
Hernandez, ard the tax deed passed Jan. l,
1885, pronounced a nullity.
Mutual National Bank Is. Mrs. Edmonla
St.Martin and Mrs. Leonise Bujol, wife OF
Sam Landry, rs. Mrs. Edmonia St. Martin,
consolidated; defendants filed motion as
to the jurisdiction of the court, which was
tried and overruled; plaintiffs closed their
evidence to- day when, by reason of the ill
ness of Mrs.St. Martin. the cases were con-
tinued until next term.
Mutual National Bank Is. Mrs. Edmonia
st. Martin, j. Emile St. Martin, garnishee;
suspensive and devolutive appeal from the
judgment of April Is, 1885, quashing the
garnishment proceedings, and from the
subsequent decree overruling the motion
for a new trial, granted to plaintiffs, upon
bonds of $500 for each appeal.
Whitney Iron Works Us. Geo. B. Reuss;
trial resumed on Wednesday and continued
on Friday, when on motion of attorney for
plaintiffs, the case was reasssigned for the
first Monday of January, 1886.
Mrs. Frances Schonberg Us. F. Rodeillat;
continued until next term.
R. N. Sims Us. widow j. A. Dodds ct al;
judgment in favor of plaintiff as prayed
for. ordering a sale at public auction of
the property held by defendants in order to
effect an equitable division thereof; 4 fam
lily meeting ordered to be convoked to fix
the terms of the sale so far as it concerns
the interests of the minor, James Lewis
Dodds.
A. Adler & Co., Us. C. 2. Blouin ct al;
Judgment by default entered against de-
PENDANTS.
Chas. Oberkamp Is. Peter A. Jones,
Sheriff, ct al; partially tried and continued
until next term.
Amedia Blouin, ,r., Us. Cleophas 4.
Blouin, mar: judgment as rendered orally
last week signed and transcribed in the
minutes; community of acquets and gains
existing between the parties dissolved, a d
plaintiff given separate administration of
her paraphernal property, and accorded
judgment against the defendant fer $500,
paraphernal funds, with five per cent. III
terest from February. 1871.
Succession of Jos. B. Terrier; judgment
rendered sustaining the opposition of Eu-
genie Rodriguez, surviving widow. of Jos.
B. Terrier, to homologation of admins
traitors account, and ordering thu admin
istrator 10 pay her $40, less $50 already
received by her, Us tie amount IF her home
stead claim upon the net asseta Of the sue
cession.
Helonise Landry, a..., rs, Alex. $. Ian
dry, mar; suit for divorce: judgment by
d efault entered against defendant and
case continued until next term.
The following cases were also continued
until the January term of court: Isaac
Spiles Us. Clarinda Jackson Spiles; Patsy
Gaskins u.s. Henriette Williams; Helen Du-
puy, wife of Dodd. Smith, Us. E. Bergeron
ct al; Arthur Jacobs Us. E. Gaudin ct al;
Maria Mason Us. Edward Mason.