San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-09
AROUND THE COURTS.
Cases Disposed of in the District
Courts Today.

SOaAeS AOooJ'
In suit OF John Feltzer against ID. c.
Ruby and the A. M. Walters Real Estate
Investment company, on promissory note
aud for foreclosure of lien, tried in the
Forty-ffth District court this morning,
judgment was rendered for defendant,
the A. NJ, Walters Real Estate Invest
ment company and foreclosure of lien,
Judgment for plaintiff and foreclosure
of lien was render ed, in a suit Of Thomas
Goggau & Bros. against W. L. Winter,
debt and foreclosure of lien on personal
property.
The following cases were dismissed for
want of prosecutions:
Raymond Phaneuf VS.. the City OF San
Antonio, damages.
]. S. Griffin VS.. Fl. W. Hynes, on prom
issory note.
w. H. Redwine VS.. the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fee Railway company, appeal
from Justice court.
Edwin Chamberlain VS.. Otto Schultz,
punishment.
Edwin Chamberlain VS., W. Reichert,
garnishment.
Kate Cowart VS.. A. b. Cowart. divorce.
f. S. Selvin VS.. Frank Comminge, APP
peal from Justice court.
+. +. Young VS.. w. G. Morgan. appeal
| from Justice court.
Other cases were dismissed as follows:
Charles Heuermann VS.. Rheiner &
Gaul. nishment; dismissed.
nj. r. Carpenter VS.. Frank p. Carpen-
| ter, divorce and injunction; dismissed.
Francis Smith VS.. Frank Christ ct al,
| tiff.
Thomas Mills VS.. Joseph c. Bailey,
| damages; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
| A suit on promissory note OF the
| Thomson Houston Electric company
against the West End Car company was
taken up in the Thirty seventh District
court yesterday afternoon, and is being
tried by jury today. This is the third
trial of this case.
| A divorce suit of Cesario 0lgin against
| Antonio Olgin was dismissed at plaintiff
costs in the Thirty seventh District
court this morning.
| Judgment for plaintiff was rendered in
| a suit on account, of Henry Kedel & Co.
| against Thomas b Wren at noon today.
FOR BREAKING THE SEALS.
| Walter L. Davis, a brakeman on the
| Southern Pacific, Swore out an affidavit
before Justice 4. Griff Jones this morn
ing. charging II. II. FeaEherly, w. j.
| Kane and John Morris with breaking
seals on box. cars of that road at Seguin
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| lupe county. The men are now in jail
| here and the sheriff of Guadalupe county
| is expected here tomorrow to take charge
| of the prisoners.
WHO THE OFFENDERS ARE.
| The grand jury reported indictments
| against the following offenders, who are
in the county Jail, awaiting trial:
| Will Fischer, two accusations, one oil
! burglary and one of theft.
Ignacio Montez, charged with theft OF
| over $40.
Henry Wright, charged with robbery,
and Charles Brown and Ed Wheat,
charged with being accOmplices to a
| theft.
| Will Fischer, Charles Brown and Ed
| Wheat are three young men who are all
indicted 10 connection with the same
| case.
COLEY RECEIVES THE APPOINTMENT.
| Mr. Louis H. Coley, the popular deputy
| sheriff, was appointed deputy collector OF
| internal revenue in the second division OF
the Third district yesterday. The depu-
/ W collectorship pays 500 month salary
| besides the fees Headquarters of the
| deputy collector are in the Federal build
| ing in this city. Mr.. Thad. c. Bell whose
| commission expired several days ago
will turn the office over to Mr. Co!ey to-
| morrow.