Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-14
BEAUMONT NEWS.
district Court Session Consumed a,
sounding the Dorkrt

beaumont, Texas, November 10 10
days session of the district court wa.
consumed In sounding tho jury and non.
jury appearance dockets, tho Judgment
taken and cases sct for trial being as fol.
lows: US
Jennie Thomas VS.. Ed p. Gray. got for
Thursday. November %.
Hess, Henle 6 Co, Va. NJ Hacb, a, nj.
set for Monday. November n.
Amanda j. Tatum rs. the TEXAS and
missod 'NSN a'u 'is-
n. A. Tucker ct al VS.. Texas and New
Olisssis railroad, parties Withdrew M.
peal Judgment and cause dismissed,
beaumont Pasture company VS., Sabine
w Nni LAST Texas railroad. set for Friday,
Same vs.. same; same order.
Allen and wfe W.. Isaac Garrison
OF ~ set for Wednesday. November "a,
,hlpeft Mnekey Va. Gulf. beaumont and
r minnsaS CITY rallrohd. settled and dis
, The above ore all jury cases. Tho fol.
rowing are non-1ury:
vd Eva L,e,d6et,er Us. Albert Ledbetter, d.
VOrue! dismissed for want OF prosecution
j. q. Douthitt VS.. II. j, Chaison st nj:
settled and dismissed. "
Appel Bores VS.. II. A. McReynolds,
set Tor Wednesday. November 20.
Texas and New Orleans railroad va. ]
PeNioi settled and dismissed.
Roberts Tobacco company vs., w. A.
riddle; dismissed by plaintiff at their
Ayres, weathermax & Co. vs.. ]. NJ. Car.
penier; Judgment by default for amount
James o. Leonard ct ux. vs.. Sarah E,
iphtridse ct ali Get for Friday. November
", wiess vs. J. w. Holmes; ;udgmen,
by default for amount sued for
y. Michel X Co. VS.. II. Block; Bettled
and dismissed.
=, Frank Cruise W.. the Western Union
IeleBraph company plaintiff demands u
Theo Keller VS., A. Blanchette; judg-
mont by default for 1850
j. FRANK 4 co. VS.. u. Dale ct al; judg-
ment by default for $50 and 10 per cent
lien.
Ex-parte Kyle Blanchet,e: set for to-
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners met this
morning and, in company with Architect
Il. T. Heiner and j, NJ, Brown, contractor.
Inspected the Jail In body. Afterwards
tho building was officially accepted and
IN connection herewith II was ordered
mat j. NJ. Brown, contractor be allowed
wy for extra material used that the
Houston Marble works be- allowed $50 for
corner stone; that Mr., u, r. Heincr be
paid s25g,3j balance due him for services
as architect; that j. NJ, Brown he y-Jd
f-otat btlAlNu quo on CotllIaflt ana luuI
the claim OF the Diebold Safe and Lock
company for $685. be allowed
The only other order made by the court
was to increase Mrs. Elizabeth Browns
pension from $40 10 SO per month,
NOTES,
Max Wiessman, II German, giving his
axe at % years, arrived In Beaumont at
has o'clock this morning claiming to
have walked tho entire dis Ance from New
y DIRK He remained here only two hours,
taking dinner and Informed The Post
That he, with u young man
named Fritz Myer, whom he had left Mt
Orange, were engaged in tho task OF Walk
Ing around the world.
MIR. r. c. Henderson. vice president and
general manager Of the Port Arthur Land |
company arrived from Kansns city thIi
and Is preparing to inaugurate
The work OF building the new seaport and
developing the 5000 acres of land recently |
purchased by the company.
Judge Norman Klttrell OF Houston has
leen In the city today, representing the
Western Union Telegraph company In a
mental anguish damage suit pending In
he district court.