San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-14
THE COURTS.
District Court,

Monday afternoon the following cases were
disposed of:
Isaac Heidenheimer vs. Camilla Labatt, ct
al, for title and damages, judgment for de-
PENDANTS.
John Larzalere VS.. Carmel Stancampiano,
suit on notes and to foreclose lien. Judgment
by agreement.
Jack Jarmuth VS.. Mic Tengg, appeal from
justice court, judgment for defendant; SO for
garnishee.
The following business was transacted this
Robt. wulfng VS.. r. B. Williams, suit on
vote, continued.
John Stevens VS.. Chas. Gieser, ct al, suit
to try title. Judgment for defendants.
F.O. DeHymel, ct al, VS.. Harry l.. Fowler. ct
al suit on note, to foreclose lien and set aside
conveyance, continued on affidavit of plain
tiff
F. f. Grothaus, administrator, vs.. Geo.
Witte, appeal from probate court, con-
tinued.
NJ. Despony VS.. O'Connor & Sullivan, appeal
from justice court, continued.
John OConnor VS.. a: ID. Frank Co., aud J.
s. Froter, sheriff of Kinney county, dismissed
for want of prosecution.
J. c. Cumberland VS.. W. H. Outterside 4
Co, appeal from Justice court, continued.
Jesus TrevinO VS.. s. A. & A. p. R'y. Co,
appeal from Justice court, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
VIM Symons VS.. D. Coulson, appeal from
Justice court dismissed for want of prosecu.
ton.
Leon and Octava Lecomte vs. Bexar county,
appeal from county court, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
New suits fled
s. A. National bank VS.. R. PorrelI ct al sui
on note.
s. A. National bank vs. James F. Ellison sr,
ct al, suit on note.
Justice McAllister transacted considerable
civil business this morning as following:
Fred Smith VS.. Junlus Means, punishment,
two cases. Thos. Manicon, as garnishee, re-
turned executed
Fred Smith VS.. Junius Means, suit on sworn
amount, filed.
Two executions were made TODAY but have
not yet been served.
The county commissioners audited bills
and ordered them paid this morning at their
meeting. They adjourned early.
Assignment.
The firm of W. ]. Holland, dealer In teas
coffees and spices, filed an assignment today
with the county clerk, naming J. Ronse as as
signee. No statement of liabilities or assets is
MED; W. ). Holland Is non resident, and the
establishment has been in charge of Mr.. VIM
Holland.
Salvation OIL delights everybody, II can be
had of all druggists aud dealers In medicines.
IL eradicates all pain by quickly removing the
cause; II cures neuralgia and rheumatism.
Price 25 cents.
When Noah was in the ara young Ham was
always playing tricks on the old gentleman.
One day he told the sea faring father that
there was water 10 the cellar and they had
hll caught u COlul Inen IL dAWned on Moan
that ne had omitted to secure supply of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Mission Bowling club have a meeting
tonight TO arrange for their New Year prize
rolling.
-Shaumberg's saloon on Austin street, was
robbed last evening by a little negro tapping
the till for $40, while the barkeeper had his
back turned.
-Mollie Rueher, accused Of theft under $50
was surrendered TO the sheriff by her bonds
man today.
The disgraoeful conduct OF two men last
Wednesday afternoon on East Houston street
near Hugo & Schmeltzer's store. IN huggine
and kissing two prostitutes, in sight OF re
spectacle ladies, IL being severely commented
upon.
-Lost-Last night, gold sleeve but
ton with initials ID. j. X. engraved
thereon. Reward paid on return to gen
eral Offices Arkansas Pass railroad.