The herald., 1893-06-07
THE JUSTICES COURTS.
A Couple OF very serious Cases Con


A Couple OF Very Serious Cases Con-
sidered.
Justice Austin was out OF the city yes
teIday go his docket was cleared by JUS
tice Seaman. 1t was a light day as
regards the number OF cases bat two OF
them were very serious.
THE FIGHTING TAILoRs.
A complaint was sworn to by Officer
Tyler charging Henry Schour and Au'
gust Byer with disturbing the peace
Monday night. These are the two Ger
man tailurs who had fight at the cor
ner OF Alameda and Fret streets and
were taken to the police sta
tion the same evening on account
OF the circumstances appearing IN
yesterdays HERALD. There seems
to have been i'll feeling between them
for some time past, Schour alleging that
Byer had threatened several times to
get even with him. The men fought In
front OF the saloon on Alameda and
First etreets, and Schour was knocked
down by Byer who proceeded to thump
him. Byer was taken off by bystanders
and then walked south on Alameda
street. Schour got up and followed him.
Dyer, it is claimed, stepped behind
tree and when Schour passed struck him
in the head with stone, knocking him
down.
A woman residing at 101 South Ala
media street ia said to have heard Byer
say as he passed that he "would kill the
- - -"
Both men were arrested, and Schour'e
wound was dressed, Dyer being locked
up TO await the result OF the formers
wounds.
The doctors could not determine yes.
terday whether or not Schour'e skull
had been fractured.
He was seen by a HERALD reporter,
and stated that when he followed Byer
down Alameda street he was dazed end
out OF his senses.
Schour was resting last night as we'll
as could be expected and his recovery
WAS regarded as probable.
Byer was arraigned yesterday.
A sTABBNG AFFRAY.
]. Calhoun was arraigned charged
with assault with deadly weapon. His
trial was set for June 9th and bail fixed
at $4,000, in default OF which he was
locked up. Calhoun Is the man who got
into fracas on San Fernando street ON
Monday night with Henry B. Hunt and
stabbed him.
Hunt was attended at the receiving
hospital by DIR. Bryant. Hunt thought
that his only hurt was cut on the fore
head, which DIR. Bryant dressed. After
the surgeon had left Hunt discovered
that he was bleeding from stab in the
aide and another surgeon was called to
attend this fresh hurt, This latter wound
is very severe, and for time yesterday
the physicians despaired Of his life, but
according to late reports last night he
was declared to be resting easier and not
in any danger.
MINOR cAsEs.
Officers Lemon and Smith felt very
thirsty last Sunday, go went into the
White House saloon, corner OF Alameda
and Turner streets, and stated their
troubles to the Darkeeper, j. w. VIII
liams.
Barkeep had been there himself many
time before, 80, out of the kindness OF
his heart he supplied the liquid to FL
They thanked him very much and
rushed him to the station. He appeared
before Justice Seaman yesterday and
finding, which was afterwards vacated,
and he pleaded guilty and was fined $40.
Officer Conley swore that Ed Ander-
son, truck driver, had violated the
hitching ordinances. Anderson agreed
with the officer and paid So for having
that opinion.
Two drunks we're given three days of
rest.
J.C. Zshu OF 720 West Third street
was charged by Deputy Health Officer
9. M. Smell with maintsininga nuisance
and his case was continued until June
10th at l 80 p. IN.
The case against E. II. Hutchinson
for maintaining a gravel pit was con-
tinued until Tuesday, the Goth, at $3.50
a. m.
Henry Reich was fined $40 for q for
mer indiscretion.