San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-19
FOR THE MARCH TERM.
Jury Commissioners Appointed This
Morning-Court Notes.

Jury commissioners AppO4hbSu 4 XII
Morning-Court Notes.
Nothing was done on the Grim
inal docket of the Thirty-seventl
District court this morning anC
very little was done of general in
! terest.
Judge NoOnan appointed w. It
PancOast, A. Y. Walton, Sr., and
Emil ElmendOrf as jury commits.
siOners and instructed them to
select sixteen grand jurors and forty
petit jurors for the March term OF
that court for six weeks COM
mencing with the second week of
that term.
A. TICKET BROKER SUES ANOTHER
The fact is recalled that about
May Is, 1892, John ID. Miller, a
local ticket broker, sold out his
business, then located at No. %
Alamo plaza, to ID. E. Hirschfield.
The latter has now entered suit in
the Thirty seventh District court
FOR damages Of 81, 800 as we'll as for
injunction against Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. Hirschfield alleges in the Pc
tition that when the business was
transferred it was agreed that for
consideration of $500 plaintiff was
to have sold possession Of all the
fixtures pertaining to the business,
with the exception of an iron safe.
Plaintiff was also to have defend
ants membership in the American
Ticket Brokers' association, which
is No. 105. Mr.. Miller agreed and
bound himself, so the petition
alleges, not to engage or enter into
the business, pursuit, or calling of
a railroad ticket broker in San An
tonic, either as proprietor or clerk
in an office, for the period of ten
years from the date of May 10, 1872.
The petition further alleges that
sometime thereafter a fire occurred
in the building in which the office
was located. The place Of business
was destroyed; that plaintiff tenn
porarily suspended business until
December 10, 1898, when he resnm-
ed business that defendant violat-
ed his agreement and established
and again engaged in the business
Of ticket broker at No. 207 Alamo
plaza, Of which plaintiff was the
general manager. Mr.. Hershfield
therefore prays for a writ of in.
junction, restraining defendant
from further following such a
occupation.
Judge Noonan has authorized
the district clerk to issue the writ
as prayed for, upon the complain
ant giving bond for the sum of
$3.50.
ALAMO BAPTIST CHURCH SUED.
J. Reilly Gordon entered suit for
debt of $3.50 with interest against
the Alamo Baptist church in the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning for services as architect
in the construction of a building at
the northwest corner of Avenue D
and Fifth street, to be used
as place Of worship. The
cost Of constructing the building
was $4,000 and plaintiff was to
have received g. per cent. of that
amount, which is $1,000 of this
Mr.. Gordon donated $500
to the church as gift.
A HIGH TEMPERED WIFE.
A suit for divorce is filed in the
Thirty-seventh District court in
which r. w. Campbell complains
Of his wife, Fannie Cambell. He
alleges in the petition that his
wife Is of raving disposition, and
her temper, when aroused, makes
life with her unbearable. She is a
nonresident OF Texas and lives in
Florida. They were married in
1865 and have three minor children,
the issue of their marriage. Mr..
Campbell and wife have accumu-
lated large amount of real estate,
all of which is in possession and in
control of his wife.
COURT NOTES.
Among those recently granted
marriage licenses by the county
clerk are F. j. Sinclair and May
Eyre and John Sledge and Nettie
Thomas.
Hunt & Booth have filed a suit
on promissOry note against George
Redmon in the Thirty-seventh
District court.
A suit on promissory note is filed
in the Forty-tifth District TT by
Charles F. Stillman against G. w.
ct al.
John Epp, ST., is suing R. NJ.
Hickey ct al, in the Forty-fifth