The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-04-18

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Criminal Cases Disposed OF.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
BURNETT, April 1l.-At a meeting OF
business men of Burnet held at the court
house Tuesday afternoon it was decided to
have an exhibit at the Fort Worth Spring
Palace, and the following we're appointed
soliciting committees for their respective
districts: Precinct No. ii. r. Hudson,
f. Il. Holloway, L. II. Hamill, M. Ii
Corker, W. O. Lauderdale, r. W. Gates, j.
j. M. Smith and L. j. Handley.
Precinct No. 81. L. Baboock, W. S.
Dillingham;, Hon Norton Moses and Hugh
Mccoy.
Precinct No. at. s. Reed, j. D. Riley,
r. p. Ray and s. w. Yunt.
Precint No. I'D. r. Moore, Prof. j. Ii.
Hill, A. j. Kinser and Dr.. w. @. Lester.
1t is hoped the above named gentlemen
Will 60 to work at once and gather the
products and minerals to be sent to Bur
net not laser than the 18th of May, SO as
to get them to Fort Worth in time to be
placed in their proper place before the
opening. The zeal of the citizens will de-
oide whether Burnett county is to be repre-
scented or not.
jos s. CLARK, formerly in the saddle
business here and now CT San Saba, came
8 Wednesday to visit friends.
Mr.. Morgan, brother of the lamented
mayor, arrived this week to take charge
of his brothers effects.
Burnet has been made headquarters by
the Wrought Iron Range company, of st.
Louis, with Mr.. r. +. Dixon, manager, for
their celebrated Home comfort stoves.
L. j. Watson, an old time business man
of Burnet, now in the real estate business
at Denver, COL, stopped here on his way
home from San Antonio to visit friends
and relatives.
DISTRICT COURT.
The following civil cases were disposed |
of at this term OF district court:
W. A. FARES vs.. NJ. s. Johnson, garnish- |
ment; judgment in favor of plaintiff for
1888.
JAS. Cole VS.. j. B. Rogers OF al, debt and |
foreclosure; judgment for plaintiff for
$3,500.
@. l.. Fuchs and wife VS.. f. M. Lacy,
damages on warranty; judgment in favor
of defendant.
Mary @. MoCarty vs. VIM. Il. McCarty,
divorce; continued for service.
Ada Beaver ct al. vs.. N. L. Wells ct al,
partition; commissioners appointed to
partition property.
w. X. Black Va. j. X. Whitley, debt and
continued for service.
Mrs. Zula E. Coates vs.. w. ID. Coates,
granted.
j. W. Wagner vs.. j. X. Whitley and d.
j. Roberts, debt and foreclosures; CON
tinued for service.
Ellen Milan VS.. Thomas Demiston, debt
and foreclosure; judgment by default.
p. j. Willis d Bro. VS.. W. T. Chunn g.
Co., debt on note; continued for service.
Mrs. L. s. McSween VS.. Will c. Collins;
judgment by default.
Emma Nj. Moore vs.. John Bryan ct al,
debt and foreclosure; judgment by de-
fault.
W. A. FARES vs. First National bank of
Burnet, garnishmeut; dismissed by plain
lifts counsel.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State vs.. John Yeti, theft of ycarling;
hung jury and mistrial.
State vs.. John Yeti, charged with theft
Of COW; dismissed by district attorney.
State vs.. Win Dayton, charged with theft
Of horsei dismissed by district attorney.
State va. Joe Barber, charged with theft
Of horse; continued.
Burnett house arrivals Geo. NJ. Turner,
San Angelo; j. Y. Hill, Huntsville; Chas.
Huppe,z, Austin; @. +. Smith, Llano; John
Coun, Dallas; Leigh Burleson, San
Saba: REM Ketchum San Anuelo. Joe &
Clark, San Saba; I. Ii. Patterson, Sweet
water; Geo. Cunningham, w. N. Bowden,
1oldthwaite; Geo. W. Hobbs, Spofrord; l..