San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-29
THE COURTS.

Is. I. HutchlnS' case was called by Com
missioner Price this morning, but the
witnesses were not present, aud it was
continued until this afternoon.
Judge King continued 2S cases and dis
posed of the following: Sabin & War;
wick VS.. Russ IL Florea, on contract; non
suit taken. Annie LingSweiler VS.. Henry
Lingsweiler, divorce. custody of children
and TO set aside property: for plaintiff.
Wilhelmine Schube VS.. G. H. IL 5. A.
railway Co, damages. dismissed; Ben
Ellinger VS.. II. w. Erps, appeal from
justices court, for defendant: Ed. Wealth
erford VS.. Alamo Electric Street railway
company, damages, dismissed at plain
tiff's cost. III. Bucholz 81 Co. VS.. Louis f.
Faust, debt, dismissed by plaintiff. The
State of Texas VS.. Pacific Express Co.,
injunction, (this is the old Kansas
City Sunday Sun casel, dismissed.
NJ. L. Beaumont VS.. e. E. Hicks,
debt and foreclosure, dismissed.
Mathew Engle VS.. Yoakum and Nc
namara, receivers S. A. IL A. p, damages,
dismissed. Gregory Herman VS.. Ernest
Castro, prOmissOry note and foreclosure,
for plaintiff. d. Sullivan e Co., vs. Texas
National Bank, of San Antonio, garniSh-
meDt, for defendant. FL. Spiller VS.. j. p.
Hickman, Francis Cardenas, ct al, dam
ages, demurrer sustained, plaintiff given
leave TO amend, defendant excepted. La
vina Wells VS.. Bonner and Campbell, re-
ceivers I. & G. ~, demurrer sustained,
plaintiff refuses to amend. ]. L. Handle
Ton and j. t. Hambleton, VS.. Emma Cor
don, try title and for damages, for plaintiff.
Thos. Wright VS.. G "a. IL s. A. and s. p.
railways, damages, dismissed for want of
prosecution. X. Houston, assignee, VS.. G..
w. w. Lewis, debt, dismissed. d. e. A.
0ppenheimer VS.. M. +. Ellis, garniSh-
ment, dismissed for want of prosecution.
f. p. Hord ct al. VS.. b. f. Darlington Ell
al. report of the commissioners confirmed.
John Heck VS.. H. Schultze, ST., damages
for defendant by agreement j. d. ard
Nellie DeMoss VS.. NJ. J. Martin and N
w. Merrick, for plaintiff.
In Judge NooDan's court yesterday the
ex parte case OF Marcus Ford was heard
and he was discharged.
L. NJ. Felsenthal was given 2 years in
the penitentiary for ENLIGHTENMENT over
$50.
This morning the case against Jesus de
Leon for horsetheft was dismissed.
Lucius Higgins is on trialtor robbery;
his plea is not guilty.
Justice Adam held an inquest on Epi-
taciO MOnteZ, rock quarry laborer, aged
Sc years, who died after few hours i'll
ness from fever last night. Also one this
morning on j. Il. A6bOtt'S three months
old son. at S2S East Commerce street, from
Justice Heron has received an inquest
from Mr.. Ammondson, employed by the
Alamo Insurance company, TO, the effect
that the Houston street fire yesterday
morning was incendiary. He will hold
an inquest thereon.
In the recorders court there were IL
cases aud s72 in fines were assessed. ID.
Kirkwuod. for raising racket in a sa-
loon. paid So; Al Cook and E. Dooley, a.
each for fighting; Emma VOtaw, for
keeping an designation house, s25. Two
cases dismissed, four continued.
Yesterday Clara Bandraon filed a suit
in Judge Noonan's court for divorce
against her husband, Charles Bandraon.
And this morning Charlie Ley filed suit
against the G. II. e 5. A. railway, for
damages: Reagan Houston, assignee, VS..
+. j. Hand. treSpass TO try title, is the
style Of case also filed this morning.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners were kept
busy all morning trying to decide upon
the bids for the new county court house.
No decision had been arrived at up to
noon. when the commissioners took re-
cess until n m.