The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1915-02-27

A. J. Brown and Cairo James,
both white, are charged with bur.
glarizfng the L. R. & n. depot at
Gonzales the night of Jan. 20.
Joseph and Eddie Bayham, white,
are father and son, and participated
| in the bloody shooting affray at
Brittany on Sunday, Dec. 6, which
resulted in the killing of John Can
non and his 17-year-oEd son, Warren
Cannon, and the Wounding of William
/ Cannon, aged tWenty-one years, al
SO son of John Cannon.
/ Fred. Breaux, indicted for arson
is negro, and is charged with com
plicity in the burning of Sam Schon-
berg's baker shop in this city ear
" in the morning of Thursday, July
/ %. for which crime charges in the
shape CT an information by the dis
against Schonberg, owner of the
| property.
Criminal Matters.
Fred. Breaux, arson: withdrew or
lginal plea of not guilty and substi-
tuted plea of guilty.
knowledge of unmarried female be-
tween ages Of L and 10 years; plead
ed guilty.
Robert Johnson, shooting with in
tent to kill and murder; arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and case assign
ed for March 8; bond fixed at 5000.
Andrew Ficklen and George Flick
len, larceny; arraigned, pleaded not
guilty, and case assigned for March
5; bond fixed at $50.
Joseph Bayham and Eddie Bayham,
murder; arraigned, pleaded not gull
ty, and case assigned for Thursday,
March f.
A. J. Brown, breaking and enter
ing in the nighttime with intent to
steal; pleaded guilty.
Cairo James, breaking and enter
ing in the nighttime with intent TO
steal; arraigned, pleaded not guilty
and case assigned for March 2.
Alex. Booker, carrying concealed
weapon; arraigned. pleaded guilty,
and fined 800 Or 80 days in jail.
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany VS.. J. A. Dalferes ct ais; case
PLAINTIFFS cost, on motion of counsel
for plaintiff.
Charles J. Rocky, abduction; in
d'etment Iolle pressed by district at
torney and Information fled charging
same offense; bond fixed at $500.
Civil Matters.
Mary Hebert vs.. Paul Fontano;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost
C1emence Simoneaux VS.. Oscar Co
meaux; motion to dissolve Injunction
and exception of vagueness filed by
defendant; fixed for Monday, Mar. ].
Davenport Locomotive Works VS..
I4emann Co.; jury trial waived by de-
PENDANT; case fixed for Thursday,
March Is.
Peoples Bank in liquidation VS.. R.
y. and g. K Sims; judgment for
plaintiff On confirmation of default
for s1396.75, with 8 per cent interest
from Aug. II, 1914.
Peoples Bank in liquidation VS..
Christian Kline; judgment for plain
tiff on confirmation of default for
S1196.56, with 8 per cent Interest on
$1,000 from May /, 1912, and on
s196.56 from March 27. 1914
Peoples Bank in liquidation vs.
r. n AMI e. K. Sims and i. Rum
sey Duke: Judgment for plaintiff on
confirmation Of default for $1,000, with
8 per cent interest from Dec. 1914.
Picard & Geismar, Ltd, vs. New
Orleans, Texas and Nc axico Railroad;
exception fixed for fonday March
~
julius Weiss q co. Etienne
Laiehe; exception submitted and over
ruled.
A. S. Burney VS.. p. Constantine;
judgment for plaintiff on conffrma-
ton of default for sum of $121.50,
with legal interest from Judicial de-
mand until paid
Morris Casso vs.. Percy Barton; on
motion Of counsel for plaintiff, bond
for trial by jury ordered in sum Of
$50.
Bank Of Dona1dsonFille in liquid
alton VS.. A. D. Vega, Jr., and David
Israel, Jr.: dismissed at plaintiffs
cost, on motion of counsel for plain
tiff.
Felix Acosta VS.. Charles Lupo &
Bro: dismissed at plaintiffs cost,
on motion of counsel for plaintiff.
Oliver Chilled PloW Works VS.. O.
A. Fo1se; default entered
B. Lemann G Bro, Inc, VS.. Gle
naent Rome; default entered.
Peoples Bank in liquidation VS..
Donaldsonville Hotel Co.; answer
filed.