The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-03-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Much Business Transacted During
Closing Week of Term.

term and disposed of the following
| business.
i Civil Cases
W fIllEtey Central National Bank VS.,
N A. Dawson. Rule herein con-
tinucd indefinitely.
i Frances Hahn VS.. Clarence Will
llams. Rule herein fixed for March
IT.
Agnes Odile Gros VS.. Peter Daldo.
Case tried and Judgment rendered in
favor of plaintiff.
Criminal Cases.
Sam Matassa, charged with assault
and battery. Fixed for trial March
II.
lnformations were filed by the dis
trlct attorney against the following
on the charge of illegally possessing
and selling Intoxicating liquors
George Landry, Sam Glorioso and
Rocco Savoia, Jr., Louis Constantine,
Charles Savoia, Salvatore Lupo, Nick
Campisi, B. Mistretta, M. Randazzo,
Frank Gendusa and Paul Fontana.
All of the accused were arraigned
and all except Paul Fontana plead
ed guilty and were each sentenced to
pay a fine of $500 and serve ten days
III Jail. Paul Fontana pleaded not
guilty and his case was fixed for
March II. After the above named
accused who pleaded guilty had ser
we'd six hours in Jail they were called
into court and their sentence of ten
days in jail was suspended provided
they paid the fine. The court then
ordered that all liquors and property
Illegally held by the accused at the
time Of the seizure be Immediately
and publicly destroyed by the sheriff.
Court then adjourned 20 Wednes-
day, March Is.
Wednesdays Session.
Court met this day pursuant to
adjournment and disposed of the fol-
| lowing business:
Civil Matters
Succession of Lawrence L. Butler.
The final account Of the administra-
tor was taken up and homologated.
Lehman Stern Co. Ltd.s VS.. Gaudin
| Brothers. A statement was filed in
compliance with the prayer for oyer.
Clarence Smith VS.. Cora Lee
Bates. Case tried and Judgment rem
dered in favor of plaintiff.
Succession of Bella Loeb Casso.
Opposition fixed forS bial March 49,
3. TT. Andrews VS.. Ascension Ma
tional Farm Loan Association. The
argument fixed for March IT was re-
| assigned to Mar. IS.
Gaudin Brothers VS.. A.-V. Gau-
treau. This case fixed for today was
reassigned to March %.
Philip Fl. Gilbert VS.. Mrs. Lucille
P. Dugas, Walter Lemann judge Id
hoe. The exception of non=is4 s
was taken up and tried and 4 +
and overruled by the coul 81 :
upon plaintiff took
Court then adjou} = - : -
day morning at 10 Cd - "A
Thursdays 81
ls1rt met this day afs
of the following business: s. e
Jacob Turner VS.. Josephine
taine. Case fixed for today was now
reassigned 20 March %.
: Fuqua Hardware Co., VS.. 0. J.
Burns. Case tried and judgment
rendered in favor of plaintiff. -.
Clause Brothers VS.. H. Judice ct
ais. A default was entered as
againrt the defendant Honorine Ju-
dice.
Court now adjourned.
Fridays Session.
Court met this day and disposed
Of the following matters:
Chas. Genuchaux & Co., VS.. A. J.
Schroeder. Motion to dismiss was
sustained.
K. A. Aucoin ct ais. VS.: JQanN&
Gisclard ct ais. The motioR
neW> trail previously argd s.
granted.
Frances Hahn VS.. s
liams. Supplementary g. r.
and exception Of no q
was argued, sumitted an + ~
der advisement.
f. M. Opdenweyer VS.. C. W ~ =
Plea of prescription was filed affes(
case argued on merits and submitted
and taken under advisement.
Napoleon Martinez VS.. Bourgeois
Thompson & Co. Taking Of evidence
completed and case continued for az
gument.
Criminal Cases.
Paul Fontana, charged with illegal
ly possessing and selling Intoxicating
liquors, fixed for tdeR y, was con-
tinued indefinitely and accused or
dered released on furnishing $500
bond.
Sam Matassa, charged with assault
and battery. Tried, found guilty
and sentenced to $25 or 10 days in
jail.