San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-07
THE NEW GRAND JURY
SWORN IN BY JUDGE GREEN THIS
MORNING.
Business Transacted in the Forty.
Fifth District Court - Other
Court News.
Judge Green this morning swore
in and ipopapallad tho Grand iury


in and impanelled the grand jury
for the October term. All OF the
sixteen persons summoned re-
sponded when their names were
called. Messrs. w. j. Paige, A.
Heusinger, ST., and Frank J. Beitel
were excused and the following
were selected: ]. @. Crawford, fore
man; ]. E. Trainer, Thomas Kiol.
bassa, George Dullnig, A. D..
Jones, John G.. Beck. ]. L.
NORM, l.. M. Welton, Adolph
Wagner, Antonio P. Rivas,
Emmett Kehoe and August Brian,
Jr. The following were sworn in
as bailiffs: Footmen, w. H. Hen
messy, G.. Quintana, j. M. Shell
bourn, Herman Faust. Mounted,
George Beigel, ]. w. Irwin and Ed.
NORM. Judge Green read the usual
charge to the jury and they then
went into session.
In the case of j. B. Olsen against
@. r. Irving, suit on promissory
note, in the Thirty.seventh District
court, plaintiff suggested death Of
defendant, and asked for leave to
make parties.
FoRTY.FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
All persons Summoned on venire
as grand jurors for the October
term were excused, subject to call
by the court.
Ulysses Grandjean vs.. Henry
Grandjean, injunction; judgment
by agreement.
Kate r. Dashiell, administrators,
VS.. Thos. p. Mccall, debt; judg-
ment by agreement.
Hannah Mills vs.. Sam Maverick !;
dismissed for want of prosecution.
John G. Mulholland VS.. w. j.
McGown, debt and foreclosure Of
lien; judgment for plaintiff.
Marx & Kempner vs.. Gold
frank, Frank & Co., transferred
from Thirty-seventh District court,
Nov. 20, 1889, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Sidney b. Wood VS.. @. NJ. Spear
ct al, promissory note and fore
closure of lien; dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
joaquin Casas VS.. HI. B. Adams
and E. d. l.. Wickes, to try title
and for damages; death Of H. B.
Adams suggested and continued
for service.
Alamo Fire Insurance company
VS.. the o. E. Miller Hernia Treat
ment Co., debt and attachment,
judgment for plaintiff.
San Antonio Electric Supply Co.,
VS.. VIM. Hoefling, ST., on account (;
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
John A. Foster VS.. Mrs. Mary 1.
Baker, on account; judgment for
plaintiff.
Chris. Kiel VS.. George Lopas ct
al, promissory note; dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
A. b. Frank & Co. vs. Peck &
Marlborough, debt and attachment /;
dismissed as to Peck and contin-
ued for service.
James Jackson ct al, VS.. Ben T.
Cable ct al, transferred from Thir-
ty-seventh district court, July 2,
1890: death of plaintiff suggested
and continued for service.
d. & A. Oppenheimer VS.. Fl. w.
Peters, ct al, promissory note ;
dismissed.
REFERRED TO THE GRAND JURY.
Jose Taras appeared before JUS
tice Jones this morning on three
charges of burglary and one Of
theft of a horse. His bond was
fixed at $3.50 in each case. He
went to Jail and his cases were re-
ferred to the grand jury.
Frank Adams, charged with be-
ing an accomplish Of Jose Taras in
the horse theft case, was put I'M
der a $500 bond, and he also went
to jail.
A CRUEL HUSBAND.
Jacinto Castillo, who Is in the
county jail for threatening to kill
his wife, is being sued for divorce.
Plaintiff alleges outrageous, cruel
treatment. They have several small
children, and also a homestead
valued at $500, over which plaintiff
asks custody and possession.
Other suits were fled as follows:
Frederick p. Olcott VS.. j. o. Mat
tison and G. II. Mattison, on prom
issory notes and foreclosure Of
lien.
Eugene Courtney VS.. Geo. Dull
mig, ct al, appeal from Justice
court,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
j. U. Lassiter to j. w. Moore,
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