Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-03
Legal News.
SEVENTEENTH DESTRUCTION. p. z. BECK
HAM. JUDGE.

5216. Henry Schranz VS.. Texas and Pa
cific Railway company; defendants general
demurrer was overruled, to which defend
ant excepted; trial was then begun, and the
testimony was not all in at adjournment.
52S2. A. Gray ct al. VS.. E. 3. Daggett ct
al, was dismissed by plaintiff.
$3.50. William jackson vs.. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway company, ct al, was
passed to second call.
1857. E. A. Jones VS.. Texas and Pacific
Railway company ct al, was continued by
consent.
No civil suits fled in this court.
Setting of the jury civil docket of the
district court 9th distric) Tarrant
county, Tex. for the week beginning No
vember O. 1891:
1915. B. F. Dobson vs. w. H. Davis.
1871. Fort Worth street railway VS..
Queen City street railway.
54l4 !. 81. Peters VS.. A. j. Chambers.
1863. G. w. Burkett vs.. T. D. Hoven-
kamp.
5474 NJ. NJ. Wolcott VS.. Fort Worth and
Denver City railway company.
5475. Harry Moses VS.. Union Pacific rail-
way company.
5509. ]. o. Barton VS.. Texas and Pacific
railway company.
5517. j. NJ Moss VS.. Western Union tele-
graph company.
55l9. Frank Summers VS.. North Fort
Worth street railway company.
J5f1. G. M. CarD VS.. Western Union tele-
graph company.
5553. Claudine Rowland VS.. West Fort
Worth street railway company.
1894. W. G. Weeks VS.. Fort Worth and
Denver City railway company.
5565 l.. II. Stephens vs.. j. II. Leach.
5594 Weir plow company VS.. +. w.
Armentrout
56l3 E. l.. Thielman vs.. E. B. Daggett.
5000. Western Mortgage and Investment
company VS.. W. S. lizard.
565S. Joseph B. Wilson vs.. Fort Worth
and Denver City railway company.
$500. j. W. Haynes VS.. Texas and Pacific
railway company.
5670. Gid E. johnson VS.. Western Union
telegraph company.
By order of the court.
L. K. TAYLOR. District Clerk.
FoRTY-EIGHTH DESTRUCTION. n. A. sTED-
MAN, JUDGE.
In this court the entire day was con-
sumed in the trial of Con Hines, charged
with numbering Lewis Warden, alias Leon
ard, some two years ago; the jury went out
at . o'clock and were still out at 6:15 p. m.
Con Hines was, on the night of September
%, 1889, sitting in the rear of his old Main
street saloon with Charles ketcham and
two colored women, when some one tried to
effect an entrance through the rear door,
Hines pulled his pistol and fred to one side
of the door, the ball killing the man out
side, who proved to be Louis Warden
No civil cases were filed in this district
COUNTY CoURT-HoN. W. d. HARRIS, JUDGE.
His honor called the civil trial docket for
orders for juries. He then took up the
criminal docket. and will. devote the next
three weeks thereto, with the exception of
the first four days of next week, when he
will be with the county commissioners.
The non-jury civil docket will be called
for setting on Monday, November i6, and
the jury civil docket will be set on the fol-
lowing Monday, 23rd instant.
Probate business will be considered on
next Saturday.
The court disposed of a number of Grim
iral cases yesterday as follows: George
Letter pleaded guilty in five cases for sell
ing lottery tickets and was fined $40 in
every case.
l. Rosenfeld pleaded guilty in twol cases
for selling lottery tickets and was fined $40
in each case.
T. E. Carson pleaded guilty to charge of
selling liquor on Sunday and was fined 500.
John Dyer pleaded guilty to disturbing the
peace, and was fined s..
Chas. Moody, Bill Ellis, Frank Moody
and Aleck Evil were mulct by the jury
$40 each, and all because they INDUCED in
social game Of craps sometime ago at Mans
field.
viii Perry and Dick House pleaded guilty
to disturbing the peace at a dance near
Mansfield, and were fined therefor s. EACH
John Hubbard was tried for 'toting a
gun" and was found mot guilty"
The cases against the keepers of various
houses of prostitution were set for latter
part of next week.
The cases against the violators of the
Sunday law within the city limits were set
for week after next, by which time, in all
probability, the court of appeals will have
rendered their decision in the appeal case of
Ginnochio VS.. the State, now pending in
that court.
The following civil cases were filed in
this court: No. 1906, Pendery Bros. VS..
John S. Triplett, suit for debt, and No.
450I, Pendery Bros. vs.. L. B. Ellison, gar
nishee.
-Four souls with two thoughts and four
hearts that beat as two, is the result of yes
terday's two marriage licenses, viz: E. B.
Presley to Miss Mary Harrison, and p. B.
Elmo to Miss Allie Grace.