San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

HIM -ShNENTh DlSIhlCI COU XII
George Marke, embezzlement
over 500, jury, plea guilty, verdict
guilty; two years in the peniten-
tiary. A similar case against him
was dismissed.
s. }. Grassland, burglary and
theft, 1.-TWO cases) jury, plea guilty,
verdict guilty; two years in the
penitentiary in each.
Walter Bateman, burglary, jury,
plea guilty, verdict guilty; two
years in the penitentiary.
A civil case entitled Phil. ID.
Mayer & Son against Joseph May
er, suit for writ of sequestation,
was dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
A case Of Mary J. Cable against
J.V. Dignowity, suit for injunction,
filed Nov. 6, 1891, was transferred
to the Forty-fiftn District court.
CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION.
Juan Martinez was arrested yes
terday by Deputy Constable
Charles Van Ripper, charged with
seduction. He is accused of seduc-
ing Maria Huerta, who lives on
Comal street, last September the
10th. He gave bond in Justice
Devine's court In the sum of $500,
this afternoon.
INDICTED FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.
The grand jury has indicted A.
S. Wighsman, formerly bookkeeper
for Shafer & Braden, on three
charges OF Involvement.
The facts of the case were pub
lished in the LIGHT two weeks
ago, but the name was withheld.
Wightman has left the city. His
wife is still here.
IN NAME ONLY.
E. c. Brecher is suing Joe Mayer
in the Thirty-seventh District
court for damages of 1905, writ of
sequestration and injunction.
Plaintiff alleges that on August |,
last, he hired defendant at salary
of SIS a month as clerk and man.
ager of commission business in
this city and that the business
was conducted under the name
of Mayer & Brecher. But
it was expressly understood
that defendant acquired no inter-
est in the business, and that the
use OF defendants name was solely
for the purpose of bringing what
ever good will of the public to de-
PENDANT to trade with the plain tiff,
and defendant was held out only to
the public as partner. Defendant
left the services of plaintiff last
September Is, and entered into CO.
partnership with August SAINT
leben, and the ostensible
partnership between Brecher
and Mayer was terminated.
Plaintiff AYERS that at the time of
the dissolution of the ostensible
partnership there were about 5000
owing to the ostensible firm, and
that defendant now has the books
in his possession and refuses to
allow plaintiff to look over them.
Plaintiff fears that defendant will
collect all the debts and convert
them to his own use, and plaintiff
therefore sues for writ Of in
junction to restrain defendant
from collecting debts under
the firm name of Mayer
& Brecher. He also asks for the
possession OF the books and office
furniture, consisting Of a safe,
tables, etc, all valued at S205.
Judge Green ordered temporary
injunction issued and fixed plain.
tiff's bond at $500.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Isidore, Pamfila, Jose, Antonio
and Jose Plime M. Flores to F. ].
Bethel, lot l., block 2, corner Of East
and Bueno Vista streets; $1,000.
w. o. Murray and III. G. King to
A. B. Briscoe, lot on the east side
o. South Laredo street, near the
Santos Leal homestead; 5000.
COURT NOTES.
County Clerk Smith has issued
a marriage license to Dan Brode,
colored, and Liza Williams, col
Ored.
A bill OF sale was filed this
morning, by which William S.
Wells, has sold to John A. Wells
the Traders saloon, at No. 100
South Flores street, for 5000.
PERSONAL MENTION.