San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-24
IN THE COURTS.
A Number of Gamblers Fined
other Court Notes.

District court this morning,
charged with gaming: Tom Little,
Bud Willis, and Joe johnson, two
cases; John Warred, alias Gamb-
ling John, one case ; Charley Grant,
Johnny Dwyer, John II. Fleming,
Sandy Willis, Robert McLeary and
Al Biggers, two cases each. One
against each of the above was dis
missed,
w. johnson and Frank Newton,
charged with theft under $40, were
given thirty days in the county
Jail, as were also r. B. Haynes and
Tony Briganelo.
William H. Murray, charged
with burglary, was convicted and
sentenced to two years in the peni-
tertiary.
In a suit for divorce styled Maria
Lovece VS.. N. n. Lovece, judgment
was rendered for plaintiff.
Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff in divorce suit of Mary
A. Hill VS.. II. w. Hill.
lN'iPN II !" ~
After caring the evidence in tie
habeas corpus case of William Rag
land, who asks for possession of
his ttn-year-old daugher, Allie,
now in custody of his divorced
wife, in the Probate court yester-
day afternoon, Judge Callaghan
decided that the child be placed in
care of an institution, to be select
ed by the sheriff, and kept there
until the next term of court, when
a final decision will be rendered.
The father is to pay the girls
board and both parents will have
the privilege of calling on her.
JUDGMENTS NISI RENDERED.
The following judgments nisi
against sureties on forfeited bonds
were entered on the Thirty-seventh
District court docket yesterday {:
J. Gibbs, charged with aggravat-
ed assault and battery, bond $500 {;
sureties, George Winn and Ander-
son Harris.
Raphael Cassellon, bond $500;
sureties, A. p. Rivas and Estevan
Huran.
Ed Rivas, threats to take life,
bond $3.50; surety, A. p. Revas, I'M
lawfully carrying arms, bond $3.50;
same surety.
l.. w. Mullins, assault and hat
terry, bond $50; sureties, b.. c. Ri
ley and Charles Dittmar.
Albert Lamb, seven charges Of
gaming, bond $500 in each case
sureties in three cases. Nat Lewis
and Il. w. Rodgers; in three cases,
Nat Lewis and A. Frederick; in
one, Charles Balm and James F.
Brady.
Tom Lewis, three charges Of
gaming, bond $500 in each case,
with Thomas Edwards and August
Rehberg as sureties in all three
cases.
Nose Hartman, four charges of
gambling, bond $500 in each case
f. Y. Flores and Carlos Memos are
the sureties in two cases and
August Rehberg and S. VillanucVa
in the other two.
Wallis Mitchell, two charges Of
gambling, bond $500 in each case,
with August Rehburg and T. w.
Green as SuretieS.
JEFF Merritt, one case Of gaming,
bond $500; sureties Ed Meyer, w.
G.. Wyatt and John Crosson.
George Bell, gaming, bond $500;
sureties j. Miller and William
front.
Sam johnson, alias Bennett, one
charge of burglary, bond $500, and
one charge of theft over 500, bond
$1,000; sureties in both cases, George
Earys, Sam Johnson, ST., Ned
Wells and G. J. Starnes.
Thomas Word, theft over $40,
bond $1,000; sureties, c. Mann and
G. j. Starnes.
Link Johnson, theft over $50,
bond $500; sureties, w. Dickey and
Gilbert Daniels.
SHAW NOT GUILTY.
The Jury returned verdict Of
not guilty last evening in the case
against j. A. Shaw, charged with
assault to murder M. Mitchell by
stabbing the latter in the back on
Christmas eve, eight years ago, at
a mask ball at the Washington
theatre.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Judgment were rendered as fol-
lows this morning:
Ike Sparks VS.. Alice Sparks, di-
vorce dismissed for want of prose-
cution.
l.. Phipps VS.. w. M. Knox, on
promissory note and to foreclose