San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-06
THE COURTS.
Doings in the Halls orJustice

In the Thirty district court
this morning the following proceedings
were had:
In the garniShment case of Victor J.
Grunder VS.M.N Grunder. II. StauSS Il Co.
and Hill Bros, We're allowed to come in as
inrOvener.
The case of d. and A. Oppenhcimcr vs.
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way was dismissed.
The case of F. j. Bethel vs.. August
SchwarZ was dismissed.
The case of j. Wilson Trapncll vs.. q.
Rehman, was dismissed.
The divorce case of Louisa ROmerpz vs..
Ramon ROmGreZ, was dismissed.
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in
the case of J. NJ. Emerson & Co.. vs.. j. z.
and w. III. CayCe.
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in
the case Of w. j. Smith vs.. John Mciee-
hee.
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in
the case of K. w. Staackc, administrator
OF }. W. Hannig, deceased. vs.. Carter x
BivenS,
Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in
lhe case of Frank j. Beitcl vs.. L. NJ
Lacey.
The divorce case of Bella Gordon versus
j. f. Gordon was dismissed.
The case of Il. GarOni vs.. Fred MOckert
was decided in favor of plaintiff.
L lc CASE VI NldSSlt w lllldIl> vs.. ' mas.
Williams, for divorce, was dismissed.
Francis O'Brien. native of Great
Britain, was granted final papers of ma
turaliZatiOn this morning.
The grand jury this morning reported
to Judge NNOonan. They have found p
bills since the beginning of the session.
In the FOrty-fifth District Court the
following business was done:
Susan b. Rose vs.. James p. Hickman,
damages.
EXparte E. C. Briggs for removal of dis
abilities of minority: petition.
II. l.. Chapman vs. A. n. Wurz, judg-
ment for plaintiff. ",
In the case of NJ. Landa VS.. Charles
Schmidt r. j. HeOhing was allowed to in
tervere.
The following new suits have been filed:
VIM. Sanford vs.. George Sanford. for
divorce.
Baker Wire company vs.. E. A. Piper
Henry NJ. SchutheSS and +. A. Piper, to
reScind contract and for damages.
In the Federal court the demurrer of
defendant in the case of John Rummell VS.
Sam Maverick, was sustained which dis
poses of the case.
The application of c. A. Gildea, the
Brac kett postmaster who stands con-
victed of theft from the mails, for a new
trial, will be argued this afternoon.
There We're eight cases in the recorders
court this morning. The procession of
mOurnerS was headed by Mr.. James Nc
Ginty, evidently some relative of that
gentleman who went down to the bot
tom of the sea-" The list were Jas. Nc
Ginty, drunk and down ST. ChaS. HaineS.
ditto, 81; w. b. McMullane, abusive and
insulting language, $50: August Dubiel,
abusive language, dismissed; George
HaIamuda, striking, IS; Nat Lawson,
drunk and disOrderly, $15; John Carr,
ditto, s.; Nat Lawson, carrying a dirk
knife, $50 and 20 days. A total of ST and
20 days.
Before Justice Heron one plea of guilty
for abusive language was taken, and a
fine of s. was entered against the delinQu-
ent. a Mexican.
No business before Justice McAlIiStcr
this morning.
During the past month the passenger de- !
partmeut Of the Arkansas Pass did a larger
business than eyer before i'm its history.
A large per cent OK thiS traffic has been to
the Gulf resorts, and note little through
the low excursion rateSQt the road.