San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-30
THE COURTS.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT

surety on the bonds forfeited by Migue
Coy. The name should have been FL. A
Krempkau instead of III. ID. Kampmann
This morning criminal business was
transacted in this court as follows:
| jew Jake, gaming. plea guilty, verdict
guilty; SIS and 10 days; judgment nisi set
aside.
| The case against E. o. Scott, for swind
ling over the value of $50, was dismissed
on account Of the death of defendant.
w. Dolan, gaming, judgment nisi set
aside, plea guilty, verdict guilty; s25 and
| 10 days.
Prudencia Aguirre is on trial for false
| swearing.
The jury commissioners reported this
| morning and were dismissed.
| The case of Carmen Mojeras ct els VS..
| Antonio Cadena ct al, to try title and for
| damages was dismissed.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
This morning business was transacted
| in this court as follows:
1929. M. C. Wordsworth and VIM Ham
| ilton VS.. John A. White, on note; judgment
| by default set aside and case continued
for service.
1855. c. Griesenbeck VS.. E. o. Meuse-
bach ct al, on note; judgment by de-
ment for defendant, Lena MeuSebach.
1851. Julia Green VS.. IL. E. Green, d.
vorce, judgment for plaintiff.
1869. Merchants and Mechanics Build
ing and Loan association VS.. ii. j. Jar
rell. punishment; continued by consent.
1899. Ada tanning VS.. Charles Lanning,
divorce, judgment for plaintiff.
1887. Sarah F. Ostrom VS.. Jos. Sayers
ct al, to try title and for damages; con-
tinued for service.
2S7. Bexar Building and Loan aSsocia
ton VS.. Julia Further, eX. and etc, debt
and to foreclose lien; judgment for
plaintiff.
35S. Mrs. Emma Simmer ct al. VS. City
OF San Antonio; dismissed for want of
prosecution
1859 Shook & Wander Hoeven VS.. F.
Fl. Wash ct al, on note, Judgment by de-
fault.
1907. D. &. A. Oppenheimer VS.. L. b.
Harris, on note. Judgment by default.
1870 Leopold Wolf VS.. Conrad BaeSe.
damages, continued for service; leave
given plaintiff to withdraw petition.
1886. san Antonio Builders Supply
company VS.. Oscar Crawford, debt, judg-
menJ by default.
$50. Henry Strong VS.. receivers Inter
national & Great Northern railway COM
panv. damages, dismissed for want of
prosecu ion.
i4ls. F. F. Collins. Manufacturing
company VS.. w. c. Haynes and Peyton
Cocker; note, Judgment by default.
1878. James Raley VS.. w. II. Jennings
Jr., on note, defendant asks for jury and
set for December 18TH
1892. Emma Muth VS.. San Antonio
Street Railway company, damages, con-
tiDued by defendant and set for first day
of January term.
1888, E. B. Kemp vs.. F. NJ. Redel
debt and damages, judgment by default
as to Geo. M. Pearson.
This morning Leopold Wolf filed suit
against Conrad BaeSe for damages. This
is reinstatement OF the same case, that
was dismissed the other day.
The habeaS corpus case of w. ID.
Meadow for murder will be tried tonight
by Judge King at o'clock.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
This morning a petition of citizens of
school district No. asking for an cleo
ton in said district to decide whether or
not a majority of the tax payers of said
district are in favor of abrOgatng school
tax in said diStrict,O 20 cents on one hun
dred dollars, or not, for the year, A. d.
1898 was granted and an election ordered
in said district on January 18th, it being
the second Saturday in said month, said
election to be held at Savers school
house. J. E. Beck was appointed pre-
siding officer of said election.
Another petition of the citizens of
school district No Bird, for an election to
decide whether or not intoxicating liquors
shall be sold in a rad u Of three miles
of Sayers school house, was referred to
the county attorney for report.
The jury in view on the Wheatly road
was granted further time; to second Mon
day in December to report.
NEW SUITS.
Yesterday afternoon. in the Forty fifth
district court, K. J. IOfhcinZ filed suit
| against Geo. Knife for punishment.
A. j. May filed suit this morning in
/ the same court against NJ. y. Moran ct al.
| on prOmisSOry note and to fOreclOSp lien.
Yesterday afternoon suits were filed by
| District Attorney Paschal for the state of
Texas, on forfeited bonds, against jew
Jake ct al, Bill Richardson ct al, Charles
Parr ct al. Lee BOOrbes CIV. L. NOrris) ct
| al, Jessie Hughes ct al, AdOlph Duff ct
Martin DOlan ct al, Geo. Foster ct al,
| Chas. Nash ct al, Luciano Rodrigues ct
| al, j. L. Downing ct al, Arthur Ware ct
| al. Rouft Nemore ct al, English George
| ct al. VIM. Dolan ct al, Walter Sapp ct
al, Miguel Coy ct al, +. o. Graves ct al,
| Geo. Foster ct al
! The +. o. Standard Milling company
| yesterday filed suit against j. A. Bryant
1 ct al. for SequeStratiOn.
Salina Mills and Elevator dOmpany filed
suit .againstJ. A. Bryant ct al, for seques-
| tratiOn.
Virginia Diggs filed suit this morning
| against Albert Digs, for divorce, the
cause being abandonment.
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