San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-02
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COURT.

UNITED STATES COURT.
The May term of the United States dis.
trict court OF the western district of Texas
convened this morning at 10 O'clock in the
federal building, with Judge Maxey on
the bench and Clerk Duval at his desk.
The grand jury were empanneled, of
which the following is the list: A. C.
Johns, of San Antonio, foreman: Fred
Alerkamp. I. j. Anderson, Eugene L..
Boil, s. W.. Bennett. Geo. Brown, Geo.
Dullnig, j. w. Dale, j. Lee Floyd, Alfred
Hermann, j. II. Howard, l.. A. Hoffman,
Louis Heine, w. d. Harris. @
The following, from a list of the whole,
which was published in Saturdays LIGHT.
will not serve, for the reasons given: A.
I. A. Graves, served; Paul Hugo, served;
c. +. W. Henning. dead: Alex Hamilton,
excused; Geo. Fl. Kalteyer, served; L. B.
Pittman, served; Fritz Sauer, Richard
Weber and Joseph Werner. sworn as
petit jurors Ed Kotula, +! j. Logan,
Sam Maverick, j. p. Nixon, Adolph Rich
ter not called.
the following members:
Fritz Sauer, +. Weber Joseph Werner,
R. w. Archer, j. II. Bowes, s. A. Clark,
I. b. Coleman, w. H. II. Davis, John C.
Davis, w. P. Gourley, Charles Heilig-
man, A. NJ. Jackson. j. S. James. N. H.
James, Alexander Joske. Frank Krisch.
Sr., j. I. Lindlev. j. E. Martin. Ed. j.
Norries, Thomas Prandy, Henry Painter
minnie, c. III. d" Ryce, ii. Ritting and
Theodore Steubing
Judge Maxey, in his charge to the
grand jury, especially charged them i'm
regard to the Cara revolution. ut is
something" he said. sin which the
United States government has taken
great deal Of interest, and wants to see
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spoke of the lottery, and especially
charged them in regard to it.
On motion, Fred Davis was admitted
To practice as an attorney -at-law in the
United States courts.
l.. w. Peacock was sworn in as beiliff.
The case of John c. Keefe, ct al, VS..
the City Of Colorado, ct al, wherein the
bondholders of the waterworks are
suing for possession. The case was filed
at Ell Paso. Judge Maxey appointed a re-
ceiver in the case. The defendants filed
demurrer, which was overruled, and
they are required to answer. Hon. Sawni
Robertson, of Dallas, is representing the
plaintiff and Col Chas. A. Jennings, of
Colorado, Texas, is representing the de-
PENDANTS.
Court adjourned at twelve o'clock'un-
TIL tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
DISTRICT COURT.
This morning In Judge N0onanS court
Anna Heep tiled suit against Jacob Heep
for divorce.
This morning in Judge Kings court.
the Jury returned q verdict Of for plaintiff
in the case of A. Greenbaum & Co. VS.. G.
Wolf, a transfer from 37th district.
Judgment for plaintiff was granted in
the case of Lnt"her e Moore VS.. Charles
Thornton on account
The May term vi .ne 37th district court
opened this morning and the following
gentlemen were empaneled as the grand
jury:
s. Half, foreman, Henry Elmendorf,
Geo ii. Judson, ben Kiolbassa, +. A.
Piper. w. +. Miller Josiah E. Pancoast,
E. S. Richey, j. E. Muegge, VIM. Kremp-
kau.'J. L. Serna and Il. Whitecotton.
A number of cases were continued.
The following were dismissed:
G. l.. Dignowity VS.. w. M. Locke ct al,
mandamus, for want of prosecution.
National Bank of Commerce VS.. Du-
Bots & Wentworth ct al, on note.
Rosa Rose VS.. William Rose, divorce.
Mary McCarty VS.. VIM. McCarty, d.
voree, alimony, injunction and sequestra-
zion, for want of prosecution.
Olive Stephenson Brisendive,vs. Joseph
VIM. Brisendive, divorce, for want of
prosecution.
Julia f. Koenigs5erg, VS.. Harris w.
Koenigsberg, divorce and injunction, at
plaintiffs cost.
The grand jury will be charged tomor-
row morning.