Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-01
LAW AND LITiGANTS.
THE DAYS DOINGS AROUND THE
COURTHOUSE YESTERDAY.
y Big Damage Suit Filed Yesterda,
Blanche Dalton Given "a Verdict.
Other Court News.

III the Seventeenth judicial district court,
B"ckuam, Judge, the Jury in the suit of
Blanche Dalton VS.. Young X kuhen. suit 10
recover on contract for sale of cattle, re-
turned 4 verdict in the sum OF Sl403. The
defendants filed notice OF appeal.
IL the torty-eighth Judicial district court
SteGman, Judge. the suit Of T. K. Howard
vs. the city Of Fort Worth for damages TO
property by reason OF an excavation for an
approach to the North Side bridge is on
trial.
NEW SUITS FLED
In the Seventeenth Judicial district court
Isaac BuInstein Of New York, filed suit
against Henry Sieber tt ux. for damages in
the sum Of 5000 and 10 try title. The
property involved is sixty acres OF land in
the l.. G. Randall survey in the Cross
limbcrS.
III the Forty-eiGhth judicial district court
Edward Muller fled suit against J. i. Ellis
for damages. the sums amounting TO S42,
400. In his petition plaintiff alleges that in
connection with w K Webster. in 1889,
he leased the Ellis hotel for period OF tive
years, 81 an annual rental OF $500;
that IL February, 1920 w. 4 Webster as
signed his interest to the plaintiff
Tor a valuable consideration; that he con-
Quoted the hotel in strict compliance with
the terms Of the lease contract. He also
alleges that the defendant without provo
cation forcibly elected him from the pos
session Of the hotel For this, loss Of
profits, damage to reputation and credit,
exc, he brings suit in SUMS amounting 10
the sum mentioned.
THE DOCKETs
The arrangement of the trial dockets for
the Two district courts have been agreed
upon as follows:
Ia the Forty-eighth judicial district court,
Stedman, Judge, the criminal docket will
be taken UP on Monday, April 10; on april
21.the civil jury docket: on June S. the non
jury docket and continuing to June 10
In the Seventeenth judicial district,
Beckham, judge, the motion docket will 10
taken up to-day, the criminal docket Mon
day, April s, the non-iary civil docket Mon
day, April - and the civil jury docket
Monday, May l. Judge Bcckham an
nounced yesterday that he would hear al
criminal cases that were ready for trial be-
tween April 20 and May J.
COUNTY COURT.
Two cases occupied the attention of the
county court yesterday. In the case Of J.
B. BraTassa VS.. w. II. c. Moon ct al,
Judgment was given for the plaintiff in the
sum Of so
In 1Ee suit OF Thomas Scaurlin & Son VS..
the Fort Worth Iastll.Incat company, cs
a., Judgment for The plaintiff was given in
the amount II the claim, 5000. against de-
PENDANTS, Gcoch and Kingsbury, and in
~ o. q 20 III cS, ~. =. SllitR. 20 tEe
AMOUNT Of 500. The suit was for damages
o,c~ a. attachment levied over trust
deed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
County Clerk King was not seriously dis
tGrbcG by ma, riiEoa:al.y inclined couples
yesterday, only one marriage license being
issued, that Of Ed u. Loving 20 Miss Carrie
j.. Foster, both Cclo-ed Ia IS janitor of
the city hall building and the nu ptill kao.
vas tied last night, the elite Of the colored
population being in attendance