The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-11-15
District Court.

D1atTlCL court Tor the parish or AS
cension met here Monday Nov. 3,
for a three weeks civil term. The
court was in session for only a Short
Whilel on the day of opening and
again on last Saturday, when it ad-
journed to last Tuesday. On that
day, after a short session, court ad-
Journed to Thursday, when some ex-
ceptions were fixed for trial. Judge
WordLam convened court again yes
terday to hear arguments in a case
pending and to transact routine bus
mess. The following cases were dis
posed Of:
Monday, Nov. 3-The Majestic Mill
ing Co. VS.. Honore Blanchard, and
tlae Reeves Grocery Co. VS.. II. W.
Johnson; in these cases commits
sion was appointed to take testimony
III and out of the state, on or be-
fore the 18th proximo.
The International Distributing Co.
VS.. Matteo Randazzo; default enter
ed.
w. NJ. McGalliard VS.. Prosper Ro-
driguez; judgment in favor of plain
tiff for the sum of $1,000 with in
terest at 8 per cent from Dec. 27,
1907.
Clara FORMER VS.. Andrew Foret;
answer filed.
Morris Casso VS.. Percy B. Barton;
answer filed.
Peters Branch International Shoe
Co. VS.. H. A. Webb; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost
William West VS.. Olivia Dorville;
default entered
Bernard Mistretta ct ais VS.. A.
Falsetta ct ais; an exception of
jurisdiction and a. motion to dissolve
injunction ordered filed
State of Louisiana VS.. Nose Phil
lips; arraigned, pleaded guilty to car
rying concealed weapon, and SEN
fenced to fine of $500, or four
months in Jail.
Saturday, Nov. S-State Of Louisf-
ana VS.. Steve Cooley and Fred Camp
bell; information for larceny filed,
pleaded guilty, and sentenced to
three months in Jail.
State of Louisiana VS.. Sidney Da-
Wis; arraigned on an information for
breaking and entering in the day
time with intent to steal, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to two
years at hard labor in the state pen
itentiary.
N. O. Queenware Co. VS.. W. J.
Rountree; set for argument Friday,
Nov IA.
Tuesday, Nov 11-Tippino, Soften
bach & Co. vs.. John Nargassans; an
swer was filed and commission Or
dered to take testimony in and out
of state, returnable Jan. 2, 1914.
Fl. T. Cotton & Co. VS.. Fl. M. st.
Amant; judgment rendered in favor
Of plaintiff for the sum o. $393.S9,
with per cent interest from judicial
demand.
Mrs. George Bartholomas VS.. Louis
Mollere; judgment for s171.S5, with
interest from judicial demand.
Merrimac Manufacturing Co. VS..
John Nargassans; judgment render
ed in favor of plaintiff Cor $171.79,
with s per cent interest from judi
cial demand,
Milly Lloyd Hays VS. Henry c.
Rraud; case fixed for argument Fri
day, Nov, IA.
Thursday, Nov. 12-Charles VIII
mans VS.. Mel1ne JdGQES, dpSOlutS
divorce granted plaintiff
Clementine Murray vs. Baptiste
Narcisse; taken up on confirmation
of default, partially tried and con-
tinued for more evidence.
B. Mistretta ct ais VS.. A. Fa1setta
ct ais; the exception herein fixed
for this day was, by consent, con-
tinued to Friday, Nov 81.
e. E. Webb VS.. Louisiana Railway
and Navigation Co.; this suit was
brought by plaintiff to recover S75
for the loss of bull killed by de-
fendast. The case was taken up,
tried, and Judgment rendered in IA
vor Of defendant. Motion for new
trial filed.
Friday. Nov. 14-Willis West VS..
Olivet Dorville; continued to Fri
1av. Nov. 81.
Wilson VS.. Caldwell; default enter
sd
Milly Lloyd Hays VS.. Henry c.
Braud, argued, submitted and taken
under Amusement.