San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-06

lOE udIIldSSS anu NIOIdIlOh VI as tO-
ment. Miller sold his place of bus
mess to Hirshtield some time ago,
which was that of a railway ticket
broker and was located on Alamo
plaza. In the conveyance it
was agreed that Miller will not
conduct a business Of that kind
nor serve as clerk or mana
ger for such concern for
period of ten years. Hirsch-
fields place was destroyed by fire,
and he was compelled to suspend
business for a short time. 1t is
claimed that Miller thereafter act
ed as manager for a similar bust
ness i'm this city, and thereby vio-
lated the agreement. Colonel w.
3. Wright is representing the
plaintiff in an admirable manner.
Hon. Oscar Bergstrom is counsel
for defendant.
Judge Noonan rendered a deci-
sion this afternoon, whereby the
injunction prayed for to restrain
Miller from following the occupa-
ton as ticket broker, was dis
solved and the case dismissed.
Plaintiff excepted and gave notice
of appeal.
Other cases disposed of in the
Thirty-seventh District court are
as follows:
John M. Rahm and c. NJ. Pratt
VS.. J. S. Alexander ct al, Partition,
judgment for plaintiffs.
Judgments by default were rem
dered in the following cases:
The A. B. Frank company VS..
Max Kruger, debt and attach
ment.
M. Half & Bro. VS.. J. D. Cravey,
debt and attachment.
Hunt & Booth VS.. George Red
mon, on promisso1y note
Olive, Sternenberg & Cows. Jacob
Coy, debt.
Bonnie Bros. VS.. J. A. Bryant,
debt.
Ed. HaltOm VS.. f. f. Jenkins, on
prOmissory note and to foreclOse
lien, judgment by default, with
foreclosure of lien.
Jean Apian VS.. A. Levi, appeal
from Justice court; dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
Reagan Houston, assignee, VS..
George H. Hartwell, on prOmissory
note; judgment for plaintiff.
The A. B. Frank company vs..
D. G. Lyons g. Sons, debt and at
tachment.
George Koerner VS.. G. F. PRESS,
on note.
NJ. Half & Bro. VS.. Goldstein &
Selig, on promissory note.
Reagan Houston, assignee, VS.. G.
l.. Nevill, on prOmissOry note and
to fOreclOse lien.
Voorhees,, Miller & Co. VS.. Rogers
& Hardness and J. c. B. Hardness,
on prOmissOay note.
In the FOrty-fifth District court
the suit Of Edward G. Long against
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway company for damages of
$4,000 for personal injuries re-
ceived, is being tried by jury.
He STOLE A FENCE.
Deputy Sheriff George Beigel ar
rested Paul Herzog on a Capias,
charging him with theft over $40,
this morning. HerzOg is accused
Of having stolen and carried away
from and out Of possession Of
Pauline Nickel, his former wife, a
certain fence on last January II,
situated on a lot in block 4, original
city lot 2l5 and west Of San Pedro
| creek, valued at 500, and sur
rounding the property of Pauline
| Nickel.
ALPINE HAS A CROW TO PICK.
Bill Dunsman who was brought
to San Antonio from Refugio
county by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Closkey last week, charged with
stealing horses, is also wanted at
Alpine. He was indicted by the
grand Jury of Brewster county, at
the last September term, charged
with theft from the person.
NEW SUITS.
New suits are filed as follows in
the District courts:
The Lone Star Brewery company
VS.. A. Kaulfers, on promissory
notes.
A. A. Gray VS.. c. Shacklett, on
contract; appeal from Justice
Jones court.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
The county clerk issued marri-
age licenses as follows yesterday
afternoon and this morning:
Juan Turn and Otilio Rodri.
gueZ.
| l.. C. Serna and B. NJ. Sahm.
! Louis Herrera and TOmasita
| EnnLa los