San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-30
RECORDERS COURT.

Joe MoSer, continued from yesterday,
fined 81 for striking.
Antonio Battaglia was arrested for
striking u. B. BOero and pleaded guilty.
He was. fined IS. Mr.. BoerO, when asked
about the matter, said he thought 1t was.
done in fun; that they had never had any
fuss. The facts of the case are as fol-
lows: Wednesday morning Battaglia and,
his partner bought from Boero barrel Of
apples, which, after being In their store
couple OF hourS, were Inspected and con-
demned by the fruit Inspector. Battag-
has partner mentioned the matter to,
Boero and asked him to take that barrel
back and send another. Boero promised
TO do so, but failing tocarry out his prom
Use before that af terDOon, Bastaglia
himself called upon the gentleman and
asked him why he had not done So Boero,
became angry and excited and abused his
customer. Nothing was said about the
matter until that night about 9oclock.
when Battaglia found Boero in a saloon
on Main plaza, and approaching him,
said he was ready to take dp those
words" using at the same time some in
Sulting language. Boero said something
and Battaglia hit him ia the face, and
followed it up with more blows on the
head. face and stomach. Friends parted
them and Tony went his way satisfied.
L. 5 Berg was fined S. for maintaining
nuisance.
E. Wesenberg, Sam Sing and f. Cas-
tilion were mp for failing to have
privy vaults cleaned. The evidence
went to show that the proper
ty belonged to Mrs. Callaghan and
that the agreement between the tenants
and landlady was that she should have it
cleaned. When the last notice was served
she was told about it and refused to have
it done. The cases were dismissed and
the inspector advised to see the owner.
Charles +. Hummel, failing to have
permit TO construct building, continued
to get permit.
James Powell drunk and down, 81.
Frank Simmang was arrested by officer
Rips this morning for violating the lire
ordinance. He was having constructed a
frame house on the corner of East and
Houston streets. The officer ordered the
workmen to cease building. When he
passed there again in about an hour they
were ct it again, by the order of Sim
mang, who was fined s. for the offence.
Geo. Mickey, beating and striking dis
missed
Fred Stead. disorderly, by abusing'Jim-
mic Riggs Yesterday afternoon at the
public hydrant, South Heights, Jim was
trying TO get water in some barrels, but
the hose would not stay on. Stead pulled
it off altogether and put his on and filled
his barrels. The "kid" got mad and, Sd
to "hold his nose" which the boy failed
to do and Stead got him by the throat and
choked him. Stead was fined S..
The cases against the women, Gensler,
StuetZ. Pierce and Reitzer, were taken up
again today and tried. There were three
lawyers. two babies, seven women
husbands and several other men mixed
, up in it. 1t was partly tried Wednesday
and continued for more witnesses, 1t was
| a mixed affair all around. The women all
Swore against each other. IL was proved
that Mrs. Pierce got the worst OF the
scrap" and that there was was some
tall cussing" during the melee. Miss
/ Reitzer proved herself to be quite a slug
ger and knew what quite number af
profane words meant. Each were ass
seSsed s..
Annie Langston is the name of fraif
Ang o-SaXon female who was found this
morning about one o'clock, In a room
with Chinaman, and using some pretty
hard language for lady. ca She and the
Chinaman, Quong Man by name. were
arrested by Officers Magner and Bowen
for being disorderly. The woman was
fined s. and Man turned loose.