San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-14
THE COURTS.
New Suits Filed, Cases Disposed of
and New Citizens.

New Suits Filed, Cases Disposed of
and New Citizens.
In the Thirty seventy district court, the
following business has been disposed of
since last report:
Tourney vs.. Teich, exception to audi
tors report filed.
Vogt VS.. Block; leave was given the
plaintiff to file first original and first sup
plement petitions.
A Wholesale Conviction.
Before Judge Noonan this morning the
following persons pleaded guilty and were
sentenced as follows:
Richard Brown, theft under $50, sem
fenced months.
Jesus Ramirez, theft under $50, SEN
fenced months.
Joe Johnson, theft under 500, sentenced
months.
Robt. Chandler, theft under $50, sem
fenced months.
Thomas Serna, theft under $50, sem
fenced months.
Chas. Smith, theft under $40, sentenced
months.
Jesus Agaroio, gaming, sos, 10 days in
county Jail.
Juan Garcia, theft of horse, sentenced
years.
Juan Garcia. theft over $50, dismissed.
Juan Garcia, burglary, sentenced 2
years.
Domingo Espinoza, theft of two mules.
years in state refOrmatory and house Of
correction.
Julian Perez, arson. sentenced 10 years.
Prudencio AQuirre, false swearing.
VIM. Henderson, theft over So
Mollie Crone, theft over $50.
lgnacio Barrera, burglary, sentence, 5
years.
Ignacio Barrera, theft of two horses,
sentence, z years.
Julian Quintana, burglary, sentence, ?
years.
Julian Quintana, theft of two horses.
sentence, years.
Fred Clark, alias John Offermanp, theft
over $50. sentence years.
Fred Clark, alias John Offermann, theft
over $50, sentence, ) years.
Fred Clark, alias John Offermann, burg
larry, dismissed.
Jose Garcia, theft under $50, months,
county Jail.
NEW CITIZENS
Final naturalization papers have been
granted TO the following persons:
Otto Dau, John ChelinSky, Otto Ewart,
Theodore Schmueckle, Otto l.. ScheidecE
c. w. H. Kock, subjects of the emperor
of Germany; also, to Franz Suchy, Vicenz
Austria: Fabirn Leimgruber, citizen of
the republic of Switzerland; Bernard Cot
ter subject OF the queen of Great Britain:
Jean MarmOr, subject of the emperor of
Germany, L. p. Mccall and j. ID. Smith,
witnesses.
FORTY-FlFTH DISTRICT COURT.
In the Forty-ffth district court, the
suit against A. Stevenson against the
Pullman Palace Car company, the case
was ended by the jury being instructed to
find verdict for the defendant which
was done.
In the case of the Texas National bank
against Harris Il lnSchO, demurrer as to
failure of consideration, was overruled
and the case was continued.
SUITS FILED.
The following new suits have been filed
in the Forty-tifth district court since 2
o'clock yesterday:
r. s. Cox VS.. 5. f. Meyer ct al, appeal
from justice court.
c. p. King VS.. San Antonio Street Car
company, appeal from justice court.
w. X. LOngford vs.. San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass railway company, appeal
from justice court.
Business was transacted this morning
as follows:
Arson A. Maher VS.. |. & G. n. railway
ct al. damages, dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
H. w. KOenigsberg VS.. Alamo InSu
rance company, on insurance policy, dis
missed by plaintiff.
Gertrude Kirchner VS.. San Antonio
Street Railway Co.. damages, dismissed
at cost of defendant.
Harry Wickman, charged with assault
with intent to kill, gave recognizance in
the sum of $500, Morrill, Poor and Taylor
McRap SnretieS.