San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-03
THE COURTS.

TIE following suits ere filed in
Judge Kings court:
d. Sachs & Sons We. A. Battaglis,
debt
D. Sachs & Sons vs.. Ed. Froboese,
ST., punishment.
A. B. Frank & Co. vs.. Chris. Gimbel,
on account.
A. B. Frank & Co. VS.. f.. B. Meyer,
| on account.
The case Of Thos. Crowley against
Alamo Electric Street Railway com.
pany was dismissed at cost of plain.
tiff.
In Judge Adams court, Theo Ro-
zsles pleaded guilty to abusive
language and was fined SIS.
Sam OSBORN pleaded guilty this
morning in Justice Adams court to
the charge Of assault and battery and
was fined S. and costs.
The gaming cases in this court
against KeDney Anderson, Lee Sapp
end Lee Cotton are set for O'Clock
this afternoon.
The cases of Reagan Houston, as
signee, We. G. H. Gembler, on account;
Will Schultz vs. Wilhelmine Schultz,
on account; DR.. Won Koehripg vs..
Christian Kiel, on account, also in
this court. are set for 3 O'Clock.
Affidavits filed during the month Of
February in I Judge Adams court
amounted to 81, eight OF which
were disorderly house cases sent
down from the grand jury.
In Judge Herron's court "a were
filed, 10 of which were disorderly
house cases sent down from the grand
jury.
During the month of February 22S
persons slept In the county jail.
There are at present in the Jail 95.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The commissioners were again in
session this morning and consider
able amount of business was transact
ed by them, after which they ad-
journed until tomorrow morning.
The following is the business
transacted.
The annal report of Commission, r
Boerner, of precinct number 2, as 10
the state of the county roads in his
precinct was read, approved and
ordered filed.
Annual report of Commissioner
F. Umscheid, pre- cinct number 4, as to
the state of the county roads in his
precinct was read, approved and
ordered filed.
Petition of c. l.. Dignowity, agent
and general manager OF the San
Antonio and Bexar county Investigs-
ton, Fruit and Garden company, etc.,
was read and granted.
In Sampson and Epson roade
referred back tojury of view, for them
to give notice TO land owners and
cause it to be continued to March
term, 1892
Further consideration of the letting
of the contract for the county court
hour was postponed until Commits
siOner J. r Dwyer is we'll enough to
attend commissioners court.
The report of sheriff T. p. Mccall,
| for 1872. 40 for feeding prisoners dur
ing the month of February 1872. exam
ined and approved.
The quarterly report Of Nat Lewis,
district clerk of 37th judicial court,
| examined and approved.
CITY COURT NOTES.
Ten cases were br Iught before he
recorder this mori ing and S45 in fiues
were assessed. Two cases were dis
missed and one continued.
Lizzie Merriman, following the
occupation OF a bawd without paying
license, continued.
Henry Fields, fighting, 81, He and
another negro had fight some time
ago, and Fields & ave himself up yes
terday.
John Burns, drunk and down, dis
missed.
Thos. Black, vagrant. 81.
John Farrell, vagrsnt, s..
Chas. johnson, vagrant, 81.
John Leche, vagrant. 81
Chas. Brown. yagrapt, 81.
john Swain, fighting, dismissed.
Carrie Jackson, fighting, S..
The two latter are negro man and
woman and they got into n fight
while ia house and they used all OF
the furniture, wash bowls, etc, for
weapons. The man got done up as
usual.
Officer Jones ran in fine wage from
the |. d Il. n. depot last night.
The police have nearly broke up the
"tough gang" on the west side OF the
San Pedro.
During the month of February
S67S. so in cash fines were assessed by
tno ftCofutT anu paiu W tuC N'cu"n
There were 1868 meals issued the
prisoners during that month.
Last month was not marked with as
many crimes as the preceding ones.
What will this Que be?
Officer James Coulters is laid up
with illness.
An Old Republican Goes Home.
LANCTNG, Mich, March 3.-Whit
ney Jones, who helped organize the