San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-23
MASK BALL
IN COURT CIRCLES.
Heavy Run on Divorce Suits-other
Proceedings.

I1edNy nun on OlVOICS ouAIS-SGAoA
Proceedings.
The following cases were disposed OF in
the Thirty seventh District court last
eeveuing. too lats for the LIGHT's report:
Hector Larimee and Alfred LSrimee,
minors, by Boone Stephenson, their next
friend, VS.. Henry Johnson, to try title;
Judgment for plaintiff.
The WooSon Spice company VS.. the A.
B. Frank company, debit Judgment for
defendant Plaintiff gave notice OF ap-
peal.
Thomas Goggan & Bros. VS.. Ira ].
Bush, debt ard TO forecloSe lien on per.
sonal property; judgment by default and
foreclosure of lien.
Georgiana Holmes VS.. VIM. Holmes,
divorce: judgment for plaintiff.
Thomas GOggan & Bros. VS.. l.. w.
johnson, debt, and to forecose lien on
personal property; judgment Dy delault
and foreclosure OF lien.
Sam Maverick VS.. Reagon Houston ct
AL, injunction; judgment for f. halteyer
81 Sons.
Alice Gruenenthal VS.. Fred W. Gruen-
enthai, divorce; judgment for plaintiff.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
Robert Callaghan VS.. Anna Callaghan,
divorce; judgment for plaintiff.
Teofeld Valdez VS.. Antonio Valdez, di-
Yorce: dismissed.
Ronse & Wahlstab VS.. n. A. Noise,
debt and attachment; judgment by de-
fault and foreclosure OF attachment lien.
Joseph Campo vs.. George Mangold,
debt and to foreclose lien; judgment for
plaintiff by agreement.
The A. 4. Frank Company VS.. w. X.
Powers, debt; dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
+. Groos g. Co. VS.. j. R. Fleming ct a =,
on promissory note; judgment for plain
lift.
Fred Dingel VS.. Johu C. Bond ct al, on
note and to forecloSe lien; dismissed.
Fred W. Frosch VS.. Jennie Frosch, di'
vorce: judgment for plaintiff.
Reagan Houston, assignee, VS.. William
HoeHipg, on prOmissory notes; judgment
for plaintiff.
SIN. Dillon VS.. Sarah F. Ostrom, ap,
peal from justice court; judgment by de-
fault.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
A motion for new trial was overruleC
in the Forty fifth District court this
morning. Ia the suit for damages agalns
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Anto
MO Railway company ty Andrew Nett
and wife, parents OF the brakeman whit
was killed on that road short while ago
of which the LIGHT gave full particular
in a recent issue. Judgment was rem
dered for plaintiff in this court on Friday
December Is. in the sum of $500
and the attorney for defendant made
motion for a new trial. The motion bein
overruled. defendent gave notice OF ap
peal. s. G. Newton presided over thi
case.
The suit of William Edmunds agains
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic Railway company for damages,
still on trial by jury in this court.
COURT NEWS NOTES.
A suit on SequestratiOn was entered il
the FOrty-fifth District court against 4
L. Purnell by D. II. Baldwin 81 Co.
Arturo MARTINEZ has filed an applca
tiOn in the Thirty seventh District cOul
for license TO practice law In Texas.
A suit on promiSSory note was filed /
the Forty-ffth District court last even
ing by Schmidt 81 Ziegler against job
Dullnig.
leonardo Cara, Sr., fled a suit Of
promiss6ry notes against Francisco Rui;
in the Thirty seventh District court ye
terday afternoon.
An application of George A. Calvin f
removal of disabilities of minority WI
granted in the Thirty seventh Distril
court this morning.
The last will and testament Of Aristet
G. Cagnion, deceased, was filed in u
Probate court yesterday afternoon; ais
JUe dppllCdIlOu lOI plODdVC VI WILL
The United States Mortgage compan
of Scotland, limited, 5has entered suit {
promissory note and to foreclOSe deed
trust against John W. Maddox ct al.
j. L. S. Hunt, receiver for the Tex
National bank, has entered suit In &
Forty-fifth District court for assessmen
on certain shares of stock against i.
Yoakum and ]. G. Fry, which they be
in that bank.
A lunacy affidavit was filed in the Pr
bate court yesterday evening agar
Lizzie Merriman, colored, who was a
rested by Pat Bergin at the corner Of e
and East Houston street, and taken to t
City hall in the patrol wagon.
District Clerk Umscheid remember
his deputies for Christmas and present
each with a valuable and substant
present for their faithful work during I
past year. The boys know how to app
ciate good thing and are rejoicing on
Mr.. Umscheid's kind remembrance.