San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-12
AROUND THE COURTS.
A Number of Motions overruled This
Morning-Other News.

rendered for defendant in the For
ty-fifth District court this morning.
Motions were overruled in the
following cases, and notice of ap-
peal given:
+. r.. Tarver, receiver of the La
redo Improvement Co., against HI.
d. Kampmann, on stock assess
ment for new trial.
G. F. King VS.. the San Antonio
Street Railway company, damages,
appeal from Justice court; for new
trial.
James B. Shepard ct al, VS.. the
San Antonio Street Railway COM
pany, damages; for new trial.
The City of San Antonio VS. H.
ID. Kampmann ct al, appeal from
Recorders court; motion in arrest
of Judgment.
Henry Keidel & Co. VS.. Thomas
B. Wren, on account; motion for
new trial,
The Western Mortgage and In
vestment company, limited, VS..
Leonardo Cara, on promissory
note and to toreclose lien; for new
trial.
Antonio Seguin ct al. VS.. Vicente
Sosa, trespass to try title and for
damages; for new trial.
A motion to file conclusion of
fact and law was granted in the
suit of Henry Keidel d Co.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners this
morning approved the quarterly
report of District Clerk Henry UNI
scheid of fines imposed, judgments
rendered and of jury fees collected.
The fines on judgments assessed
amount to. Sl,725. The jury fees of
the Forty.fifth District court
amount to $65, and of the Thirty
seventh District court to $3.50, the
receipt of which is acknowledged
by County Treasurer, Ed. Froboese.
Tomorrow is the day set for the
commissioners to visit and inspect
the poorhouse and county jail.
Mrs. Joseph Maurer was granted
$3.50 worth of provisions.
Adolph Jonas, subject of the
Emperor of Germany, was granted
final naturalization papers by
Judge Noonan today. The wit
nesses are James P. Newcomb and
Peter Jonas.
COURT NEWS NOTES.
Seferina Sanches de Salas, Wild
Ow of Juan Salas, who was shot by
DIR. Frank Tanning, on the night
of October 81, 1898, being mistaken
for a highwayman, has entered
suit against DR.. Tanning for dam
ages in the sum of $4,000 for the
loss of her husband.
John A. O'Connor, who conducts
.he roller skating rink on Houston
street, has filed a suit in the Thir-
ty-seventh District court, asking
for an injunction restraining the
city from closing up the rink.
Defendants motion for a new
trial was overruled in the damage
suit of Annie Ray Watzlavzick
against the San Antonio Street
Railway company in the Forty
fifth District court yesterday.
The Thomson Houston suit on
promissory note against the West
End car company will very likely
occupy the balance Of this week In
the Thirty-seventh District court.
Judge King yesterday sustained
defendants demurrer and denied
a writ of mandamus, as applied for
by James Raley, in suit against
Justice of the Peace E. Griff Jones.
A suit for damages of 1925 is
filed in the District courts by
Jacob Kittay against DIR. H. A.
Blair for alleged neglect in treating
a sore hand of plaintiff.
Judge King will adjourn the
FOrty-fith District court tomorrow
until Jan. %. He will call the
docket tomorrow and set all cases
for the next term.
The San Antonio National bank
has entered suit for garnishment
against George w. Russ ct al, in
the Thirty-seventh District court.
District Attorney Camp filed in
formation against Tom BrigallO
and Frank Newton this morning,
charged with theft under $40.
The Arcade hotel on West Com
merce street is attached by the
sheriff for $4,000. Deputy Sheriff
Beigel is in charge.
County Clerk Smith granted a
marriage license to John Christ
mann and Annie Beck yesterday
afternoon.
Henry Lopez Ulibarri is suing J.