Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
The Sermon of Rev. DR.. Low
Der Sunday Evening.
SOMETHING ABOUT CREEDE.
The New Colorado Mining Camp and It's
Future.
The Death of Assessor wiIson-A Breach
ofPromise suit-Around the Jail.
The Democratic Primaries.
City News of Interest.
THE COURTS.
an Epitome of the Business Dispatched by
the Tribunals of Tarrant County.

an Epitome of the Business Dispatched by
the Tribunals of Tarrant County
FoRTY-EIGHrH DISTINCTION. y. A. sTED-
MAN. JUDGE.
1920. Georges r. Fielding vs.. W. L. Man
chester; Judgment for plaintiff for S3236
/ and decree of foreclosure Of lien on prop
| erty described in petition.
6S46. a. A. Post VS.. J. w. and Amelia
Kelley, trespass 70 try title; Judgment for
! defendants on plea in reconvention.
6S16, Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
/ pany ct al VS.. Fort Worth Board of Trade
/ ct al, Judgment by default for amount of
! debt and foreclosure OF mortgage lien.
/ $500. p. Zeilor vs.. Alonzo Cowan ct al,
| dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
GS03. L. c. McMurray VS.. T. E. McMur-
| ct al, B. p. Ayres appointed guardian ad
| Item for minor defendants.
6I93. r. NJ. Kelley vs.. Clark Havenhill
J case stricken from jury docket on motion of
ascribed in petition and writ of restriction
/ awarded.
6l55 Geo. n. Mcconnell VS.. E. O. barley
| ct al; G. ". Armstrong appointed to
| represent nonresident defendants.
63SS. The Canadian and American Mort
gage and Trust Company Qimited) vs.. L
NJ Holmes ct Al. suit OF debt and fore
closure. Judgment by default against l. NJ.
Holmes and foreclosure of mortgage lien
Improperly described in petition against l.
, NJ Holmes and J. c. Darnell.
6292 a. A. Whipple Us. l.. August ct al. ;
dismissed at cost OF defendant, Mcknight.
1921. NJ Calvin vs. Texas and Pacific
Railway Company; dismissed for want of
! prosecution.
1885. J. B. Thompson vs. w. n. Nc
| Kamey; Judgment rendered as prayed for.
1851. ]. J. Raiser vs.. B. Wade ct al. dis
| missed for want of prosecution.
$3.50. Ella c. Stephenson VS.. W. j.
cr4- !. Ill -
| property described in petition, except lot in
Wooden Mills addition, decreed to be plain
| tlfT's separate property, and the Wooden
! Mills lot decreed to belong to defendant.
| Defendant restrained from molesting or in
terfering with plaintiff.
$685. Martha Harum VS.. James G. Roe,
| Jr, ct al judgment for plaintiff for
amount of demand against James G. Roe
! and Walter c. Roe and foreclosure of lien
/ on property described in petition.
| SEVENTEENTH DESTRUCTION. r. E. BECK
HAM, JUDGE.
The Burchard habeas corpus case was
| taken up and the child ordered released,
and an Injunction issued TO restrain the
! father, E. p. Burchard, from molesting the
/ little girl, who is free now to 60 where she
! pleases.
The QUO warrauto proceeding was next
! called and decided against the REALTORS,
i notice Of which appears elsewhere.
/ COUNTY CoCRT-HoN. W. d. HARRIS. JUDGE.
! 1851. Bullock & Co. vs.. Texas Brewing
! Company. Suit to recover contract price
of a quantity of rice, which defendants
claim was adulterated. Case submitted to
! jury, who had returned no verdict at late
| hour.
JUSTICES COURTS.
J. NJ. Coleman and George Clayton
| (whites) were arranged for preliminary
/ trial yesterday before Judge c. B. Rey-
nolds. They are charged with having
stolen a valise containing articles of cloth
ing belonging to j. NJ. Clements, singer
/ of hash at Fred s. Reds resort. The evil
dence was quite plain, and in default of
| bond, which was fixed at $500 each, they
/ Elliott.