The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-30

IN such rude, insoloni, ovofbesfing and cons
temptuous manner toward the defendant,
wbilg sitting esa Justice, trying said canse,
that this defendant la order 10 force respect
and decorum IN his court was forced 10
impose said foe.
And, answering REALTORS third speclGca-
ton, this defendant denies that he
unlawiu.ly corrup.ly wiilfuly and
maliciously imposed fines upon
attorneys, but AYERS that TO maintain the
dignity Of court be did impose upon L. r..
Smith fine, rs 10 his second special ans wer
heretofore set up, and was by the commits
sioners court of Dallas county allowed in
that, as 10 all other costs only the per cent
given by law, and this he is ready to verify.
And In answer to relator Jackson's fourth
special charge, this defendant says he has al
ways believed that he bad a legal right to
exact and demand fifty cents for every cost
found as a magistrate, and he Pounds this
belief upon precedent, and proper and
legal construction of the laws of the land.
In answer to relator's fifth special charge,
defendant Gays be is not guilty in the man
ner and form as in said charge set forth,
and of this he puts himself upon the
country.
And in answer to relator Jsckson's sixth
special charge, this defendant says be is not
guilty in the manner and form as 10 said
special charge averred, and of this he puts
himself upon the country.
Ia answer to the REALTORS seventh specific
charge against him, this defendant says that
be made said charge in good faith, backed
by precedent, and under the law he had q
right to exact charge and receive, as he
always has, 81 for each csse tried and cobr
vction had, as CO.. n tment zee, and this
he is ready to veli.J.
And now comes defendant ! rein, and in
answer to relator Jackson's special charge
eighth, says he ia not guilty in the manner
and form as said REALTORS special charge
averred, and of this he puts himself upon
the country.
Aud now comes defendant herein, and 10
answer to REALTORS special ninth he ssys he is
not gully in the manner and form as in SAID
special charge set forth, and Of this he puts
himself upon the country. -
And defendant 10 answer to relstor jack
cons eleventh specific charge says that it is
untrue he, from any i'll motive refused to
grant the man Van olyke achapge of
venue, but did refuse, as under the law he
had legal right TO do, to grant him change
of venue because his application was not in
compliance with the statute in such cases,
made and provided and in answer TO the
motion for change of venue in the case of
G. E. Vreeand vs.. w 0. Diboll defendant
msk the same answer rs set forth in eleventh
answer.
And in answer 10 REALTORS twelfth special
charge, this defendant says he did not cors
ruptly change sequestration bond in the
case of jackson W Issacs. but that if a
bond was char was for the plaintiff, at
nis instance NJ ! rae ct, and to prevent mn
n, cesssry delay. -ship and expense, and
before the tin no was served with process.
And in answer TO the relstor Jackson's
thirteenth specific charge, defendant Gays he
is not guilty in the manner and form as in
said special charge alleged, and of this he
pus himself upon the country.
In answer to the relator Jackson's special
charge, fourteea,h, says he has always
charged and collected five per cent on all fines
by him collected aud the commissioners
court has promptly approved each monthly
report by him rendered, and this he is ready
to verify.
In answer 10 the REALTORS special charge.
fifteen, this defendant says he did allow, in all
gaming CAGES decided by him or his court, a
fee of fifteen dollars for the equity attorney
because the low commands and compels him
to do SO, and this he is ready to verify.
w. III. PRICE, Defendant.