San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-11

Mrs. Rosa Z. Nehr has brought suit for
damages IN the sum of 81 PTS. so against j.
H. Prendergast in the Forty fifth District
court. She alleges in the petition that on
July :, 1893, defendant wrongfully enter
ed upon her premises and against the
protests of plaintiff, caused her
Household and kitchen furniture to
be seized and sold under execution
with the intent to injure, vex, harass and
distress plaintiff. The petition also al.
leges that plaintiff was engaged in keep
ing bOarderS at the time and using the
furniture for that purpose earned SIS a
month. The suit grew out of debt of
$40 said TO be due defendant by plaintiff
for rent for premises occupied by Mrs.
Nehr on avenue D.
SUIT FOR INJUNCTION.
John Sehorn has filed a suit for iniunc-
tion against the City OF San Antonio. in
the Forty-fifth District court. He has re-
ceived notice from Mayor PaSchal that a
fence enclosing original city lot 10, owned
by Mrs. John Sehorn, is encroaching
upon Seguin street, and to have
the obstruction removed by May Is,
land upon failure to do so,
the city will proceed to remove same at
your expense" Mr.. Sehorn claims his
wife VIII Ut udmdgeu III lDb SUN VI Sf,UtU
TO remove the fence and charges that the
city is now deeply in debt and from its
revenues Is barely able to meet its cur
rent expenses and has no means
whereby to indemnify and pay
plaintiff the damages that must
necessarily ensue, whereby plaintiff prays
that temporary writ Of injunction be
issued. restraining the city from removing
the fence. Judge King ordered that the
writ be issued upon plaintiff executing
bond in the sum of $500.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
E. B. Johnson, a well known local
wife Maggie c. johnson, nee Miss Stretch.
The petition states that they were mar
ried on April 10, 1881, In Lavaca county
and have lived together until August
"a, 1891. He is said to have commenced
a course Of harsh and cruel treatmen
upon his wife in 1885. They have one
child, a boy, named Reverdy, born on
March 26, 1885. They own two lots on
Madison street, valued at 5000 and the
improvements thereon are valued at
$500. The husbands income is said to be
$500 annually and the wife asks for ali
mony in the sum OF $50 month.
COURT NEWS NOTES.
"A case Of Mrs. M. T. Clark VS.. the City
of San Antonio is pending in the Forty.
fifth District court. The suit is for dam
ages in the sum Of $4,000 for personal in
jurles received on November 90 1892, or
Augusta street, said to have been due by
that street being in dangerous and de
fective condition.
Nicasio Montez, who was arrested yes
terday, charged with manslaughter, EN-
tered into recOgniZance in the sum o
$1,000, and was released The sureties ar,
f. FL. Volrath and J. P. Devine.
Thomas V. Rhodes, charged will
swindling over $20 has entered into re
cogniZance in the sum of $3.50 with Sidne,
Il. Wood and $. ID. Price as sureties.
A case Of Francisco Rubiola ct al. VS.
Louisa Payen Rubiola ct al, to try it'll
and for damages, is on trial in the Thirty
seventh District court.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff thi
morning in a case of r. ID. Daniels VS.. J
+. Rountree, on promissOry note, tried Il
Judge Noonan's court.
81. II. McLane is suing John A. O'Con
nor ct al on prOmisSory note In the For
ty.tifth District court.