San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08
RECORDERS MILL.

The usual Monday morning grist at
the police court was regularly ON
time this morning when Marshal
Shardein opened court and the indge
took his seat.
Ed Patterson and Fred Caballera
were up Tor having q friendly fight
last Saturday night, and their case
continued until tomorrow to get wit.
nesses.
Jack Brown, an ebony colorsd indi-
viduaI, with q "don't give q continent
tai whether school keeps or not"
kind of air about him, was up this
morning charged with being va
grant. Special Officer A, J. Wealth
erIy. of the Morris agency, arrested
hun last Saturday about 2 a. IN.
crawling out of box car filled with
sacked corn at the Sunset depot. The
seal was broken and the officer sus-
poets the negro of doing it, but there
is there Is no way to prove 1t and be
will not go over the road yet, but he
will pay S. and spend seven days
working under the orders of the city
jailer.
Jenney, young pale face of tie
variety type, was up before Recorder
bcNlhO luib ioi bcibS q sus-
picious character. He formerly was
employed at the Vienna hotel. On
Thursday last he was told to 60. On
Saturday he returned and packed up
his things, and along with his he
packed up shirt and several
other things belonging to his
former roommate, And strange
to say he packed them into another
fellows valise. The occurance was
reported to the police and Officer
Schumacher found him "across the
creek" gam bling, He was pulled"
and in his possession was found the
shirt and comb. He tried to tell
his honor that he had borrowed the
shirt, but Ii would not work and he
was put on the assessment roll at $25
John Weber last Saturday night
about eleven O'Clock became very
obnoxious at Voegelis concert garden
on Crockett street, by putting his
feet upon the tables and In q general
way making his indignified manner
felt among the ladies present. Mr..
Vosgel asked him to take his pedal
extremities off his table but he would
not and the proprietor removed them
for him, but Weber insisted upon
showing his heels and put them
back. After vainly trying to keep
him from doing the act, Mr.. V. called
In Officer Hale. Nye ordered him to
move his veXatious feet, but "they
were there to stay" he answered the
officer Nye is not easily angered but
he didn't like the gift of CAB John
so well displayed and he took him to
the abode of tramps and other vio-
lators of the city laws. He was let
out on bail and this morning, under
a plea of guilty, he was fined S..
Georgia Fuentes, q large and rather
old Mexican woman, and Refugia
large, live side by side on South Frio
street. Sonora Ollas has some
chickens and the Aforesaid chickens
have been in the habit of trespassing
on the premises of Sonora Fuentes.
This brought about the trouble and
on account of few chickens the old
and time tried friends got into fuss
There were some hot words passed,
but the vOca bulary Of Sonora Fuentes
was larger than her friends (?) and
among other were words found few
Spanish "cussn words, which Donna
Refugia called insulting and charges
her with using them. The case was
continued for more witnesses.
J. Gonzales, drunk and down, was
assessed the usual fine, 81.
Teadora Monsen, who keeps a'chile
stand on Alamo plaza was bothered
very much by a crowd of boys who
were hurrahing her. One of them, to
pay for three pl Ites of chile con corne,
handed her waiter 80 cents, and re-
ceived in change, so he says, 20 cents,
and she says, twenty-fives cents.
The waiter wanted the overchsrge
back but the boy would not accede to
his request. The old lady became
angered at this and took his bat.
To get his hat he telephoned for Mr..
Schumacher. The young fellow then
had her arrested for using toward
him insulting language, charging
hat she had cursed him pretty freely
Her case was dismissed.
G. w. Farrell and wife had family
row Sunday afternoon about O'CLOCK
at their residence, on West Conn.,
MERGE street, near the corner of Pecos.
A few of the neighbors were present
and rollicky time was spent. Offic-
ers Beck and Diaz were telephoned
by same of the neighbors, that
were not in it. to come up
and see the fun. When they arrived
at the scene of merry making (?) 1t
had quieted down. The officers asked
Mr.. Farrell to take a walk with them,
which he very grsclously did. His
name was placed upon the record, I'M
der the head of disturbing the peace.
Ed. Johnson, q young man with a
face as black as charcoal, and an old
Mexican by the name of Eugenio Sill
vo, became engaged in q row near
the Sunset depot yesterday morning
about 8 O'Clock. They were arrested.
Silvo was put in Jail and Johnson