San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-08
FINAL ORDERS IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
The Callaghan-Salliway Case Re
versed and Rendered-Three Cases
Against Cooper Dismissed-Good-
loe Gets Seven Years in All-Court
News.

FL Paso county; reversed and re,
handed.
Arson Mills ct al. VS.. Berla & Co.
FL Paso county; reversed and re-
manded.
l.. and III. Blum ct al. VS.. w. II
Jones, ct al, Val Verde county; af.
firmed.
James W. Tufts VS.. Stuart and
McNair, FL Paso county; reversed
| and remanded.
Charles Ball, as next friend of
John Ball, VS.. City of FL Paso,
from FL PasO county; reversed and
remanded.
AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway company VS.. O. NJ. Click,
FL Paso county; reversed and re-
mandcd.
II. Nelson VS.. Frank Hart, writ
of error, FL Paso county; affirmed.
5. r.. Burrows VS.. County of Con
zales, from Gonzales county; af-
firmed.
+. Z. Robertson and A. l.. Stock
ing VS.. Richard WOOlley ,Jr., Thir-
ty-seventh district, BeXar county ;
reversed and rendered.
Leonardo Cara VS.. Ludwig
Mahncke, BeXar county; affirmed.
City of FL Paso VS.. J. f. Dickens,
FL Paso county; dismissed.
Bryan Callaghan, county Judge
of BeXar county, vs.. H. b. Salliway,
BeXar county; reversed and rem
dered. This is the appealed case of
Salliway VS.. Callaghan, for salary
as superintendent of the new cOun-
ty court house. The county judge
refused to sign the vouchers.
The following motions were dis
posed of today:
G. w. Hayden VS.. Mcmillan 4
Dcvine ct al, BeXar county; mo-
ii on for rehearing refused.
Schefflin, Baldwin, Tweady q
Co. VS.. Ben Small, garnishee, ct al,
FL Paso county; motion for rehear-
ing withdrawn.
A. Lewey ct al. VS.. Charles *.
Crawford, BeXar county; motion
granted and set for next Saturday.
The following cases have been
fled in the Court of Appeals sine g
last Wednesday:
$40. F.. II. Tarver, receiver, vs..
the Land Mortgage Bank of Texas,
limited, Webb county.
81. +. r. Rutledge ct al. VS.. W.
J: Mayfield, Karnes county.
312. j. w. Penfield ct al. VS. W.
II. Harris ct al, writ of error, Thir-
ty-seventh district of BeXar county
BIB. j. n. Brown W. SidOn Har-
ris ct al, Mason county.
374. Henry Emburger, ST., VS..
San Antonio Rapid Transit Street
Railway company, writ Of error,
BcXar county.
DISTRICT co [ RT NEWS.
Logan Biggs, alias Burton, was
sentenced to five years in the state
penitentiary in the Thirty sew enth
district court this morning, CHI arg
ed with theft of horse. A case of
burglary against him was dis
| missed.
William Edwards, charged with
| theft under $40, was convicted and
given sixty days in the County
Jail.
Three cases against a. &. Cooper,
two for embeZZIement over $40 and
one for making false entries in
book Of accounts, were dismissed
George GoOdlOe, alias Henry
Jones, was convicted and SEN
| tanCed to three years in the peni-
Tertiary, charged with burglary
He was found guilty on a second
charge of burglary and sentenced
for two years. He also got two
years in a case of theft over $40,
making a total of seven years he
will have to serve for the state. A
case of theft under 500 against
GOOdlOe was dismissed.
Eliza Cook, alias Button, is the
last case on trial. She is charged
with theft over $40. A-case of bur-
glary is pending against her.
The grand jury adjourned this
morning until Wednesday,, Novem-
Der p. Nine felony cases were re-
ported this morning. None of the
offenders are in jail as yet.
NEW SUITS.
Tomasita Gonzales filed a suit
for divorce against Pedro Gonzales
in the Thirty-seventh district court
this afternoon. They were married
on December IA, 1889, in Bexar
county, and lived together but four
or five days, when the husband
abandoned his wife and has re-
manned away since.