The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-03-11
DISTRICT COURT.
Second Week of Criminal Term
Very Little Business Transacted.

Second Week Of Criminal Term
Very Little Business Transacted.
The second week IF the crimina
term Of court convened here last Mon
day, with Judge Sam A. Leblanc pre-
siding, and Sheriff George Fl. Richard
and Clerk of Courc f, Melancon al
their posts.
Criminal Matters.
Rena Nocentelli, charged with
stabblng, was arraigned, pleaded not
guilty and her case was fixed fo1
trial March 9.
Civil Business.
Jos. P. Thiac VS.. South Louisiana
Fair Association. On motion of coun-
Isel for defendant the trial by jury
previously asked for was waived and
the case continued indefinitely.
Jos. q. Lorio, Jr. VS.. A. J. Schroe-
der. The exception fixed for today
was reassigned until tomorrow.
Jacob Turner VS.. Josephine Foun-
tain. Motion to set aside the excep-
ton herein was ordered fixed for
March Is.
The sheriff, by order Of the court,
called the names Of the petit jury
summoned to serve at this term and
the jurors were ordered discharged
until Thursday, March 9.
Court then adjourned until Tues
day, March 7, at 10 o'clock,
Tuesdays Session.
Court met this day at 10 o'clock
pursuant to adjournment and dis
posed of the following cases:
Civil Matters.
Excelsior Cypress Co. VS.. Boyd
Linsley. The exception herein was
fixed for trial March 8. F. NJ. OPP
denWeyer VS.. C. w. Brown. This
case was fixed for trial March II.
B. H. Andrews VS.. Ascension Farm
ers' National Loan Association. Case
fixed for March II.
Chas Ganucheau & Co. VS.. Tony
Falsetta< This case having been pre-
vlously tried and submitted, and
briefs to be furnished, counsel for
defendant was requested to SUBJ
NIT his brief in the least possible de-
lay
Clarence Smith VS.. Cora Lee
Bates. A default was taken.
Celina Leblanc VS.. Ado1ph Leblanc
This case was tried and judgment
rendered in favor of palintih.
Jos, 0. Lorio, Jr vs.. A. J. Schroe-
der. The exception herein was
taken up and argued and submitted |
and taken under advisement.
X A. Aucoin ct ais. VS.. Jos. N. Gis- |
,lard ct ais. The motion for a new
rial was taken up and argued and |
submitted and taken under advise
nent.
Criminal Cases.
Sam Matassa, charged with assault |
md battery. This case was continued
Indefinitely. =.
Jos. Trapini, charged with driving
'ecklessly and injuring. This case
vas taken up and tried and the ac-
used found guilty and sentenced to
'ay fine of $25 or serve Is days in
Court now adjourned to Thursday
morning alto O'Clock.
Thursdays Session.
Court met this day at 10 o'clock,
nd the following. cases were taken
p:
~ Civil cases.
Lawrence Noel VS.. Cumberland
telephone Company Argument
xed for today was continued indefi-
itely.
E. G. Worthington VS.. Ronldson
'uckett & Co. Fixed for trial today
'as continued indefinitely. Il
Philip Fl. Gilbert vs. Mrs. Lucille /,
uedry Dugas, exception of nom
olner, was fixed for trial before Wal
er Lemann, Judge ad hoe on We'd :
esday, March Is.
J.. Baldwin & Co., Ltd. vs., Jeff Sc .
eric. Case taken up and tried and :
ldgment rendered in favor of plain :
IF.
Excelsior Cypress Company vs..
ovd LlnsIey Exception fixed for ,
day was continued indefinitely. +
Napoleon Martinez VS.. Bourgeois, e
thompson & Co., fixed for today. was =,
assigned to Friday, March II. !,
Agnes klnchen VS.. j. F. Torregros. 1
|. Argued, submitted and taken
1der advisement by the court. .
Criminal cases. i
Walton Tamplain, charged with as Z
ult with dangerous weapon. was "
ntinued indefinitely. t;
Rena Nocentelli, charged with p
abbing with intent to murder. A ii
ca of autre fois convict was filed 0
ID overruled. Motion for a con- n
1uance was filed and overruled.
lse was tried and a verdict of not Il
llty was rendered by the court. h
Court then adjourned to Monday, n
arch 13, at 10 o'clock. m
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