San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-10
IN THE COURTS.
Criminal and Civil Cases Disposed
of This Morning.

district court this morning:
Ed Yeager, gaming, two cases,
jury; pleaded guilty, S25 and ten
ds,Ts in the county jail for each
ease.
William Jones, theft of a horse,
jury; guilty, ) years in pen.
William Foster, theft under $40,
jury; pleaded guilty, nine months
in the county Jail.
1ln Wheeler, theft under 500,
Jury; pleaded guilty, six months in
the county jail,s
Walter McAndrews, theft under
$40, jury; pleaded guilty, five days
in the county jail and $25 fine.
William Gabel, theft under 500,
jury; pleaded guilty and six
months in county Jail.
Patrick Fingleton, theft under
$40; jury; pleaded guilty and five
days in tine county jail.
Rita Salazar, theft under 500;
Jury; pleaded guilty and one month
in the county jail.
Barcilla Barnell, theft under $40;
Jury; pleaded guilty and nine
months in the county jail.
Joe Sanders, assault to murder,
two cases; jury ;pleaded guilty and
two years in the house of cOrreC-
ttion and state reformatOry.
CIVIL CASES.
The following cases were dis
missed at defendants cost.
The State of Texas VS.. II. J.
Wandell ct al, two cases, judg-
ment nisi.
The State of Texas VS.. Bob BrOd-
nOX ct al, r. StrayhOrn ct al, Fee
IicianO Flores ct al, two cases,
Judgment niSi.
The State of Texas Us. James
Eads ct al, judgment nisi, two
cases; in each case judgment of
500 for plaintiff, Marter Mahula,
surety.
The state of Texas VS.. Max Sam
uels ct al, judgment nisi, two
cases; dismissed as to John Nc
earthly and judgment against Max
Samuels and w. V. Richardson for
$500.
The State VS.. Francisco Herman
dez ct al, judgment nisi; judg-
ment against Francisco Herman
DEE, for $500, and Charles F. Opper-
mann and BartOlo Moglia.
The State VS.. Jim Patterson, ct
al, judgment nisi; dismissed as to
George Shoaf, and judgment
against Patterson for $500. Charles
Schreiner, surety.
The State VS.. Nose Hartman,
alias John Nose ct al, judgment
nisi; dismissed as to +. G. Flores,
and judgment of $500 against Nose
Hartman. Carlos MunOs, surety.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COT RT.
No iudg ments were rem dered in
Judge Kings court this morn
ing. The cases of Hugh A. Testard
against 7. r. Bonner and J. NJ.
Eddy, receivers of the InternatiOn-
al and Great Northern railway, for
damages, and John Coles & Co.,
against Thomas b. Wren, appeal
from Justice court, were con-
tinued.
a jury was called for in the case
of Il. :. Smith against the Calves
ton, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company for damages.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Redford Sharpe and Leonardo
Cara, Jr, applicants for admis-
sion to the bar, were granted certi-
ficates of character this morning.
Mrs. Catherine Mueller was al
lowed $3.50 for groceries, and r.
Baker and wife, S..
William Jonas was appointed
presiding officer of the election at
precinct No. 10, vice Ed. Braden
-8r.
WEDDING BELLS.
The county clerk issued licenses
to marry as follows yesterday
afternoon:
NicanOr Surita and Ysabel Els.
,pinesa, aged II years, with the con.
lsentNcf her mother.
Jese Angel Martinez and
DOLORES Beltram, aged Is years
with the consent of her father.
a license to marry was granted
ito Felipe Sanches and Cesilia Per
alta by the county clerk this morn
ing.
COURT NOTES.
BEDFORD Sharpe filed an applica
sion in the Thirty-seventh districr