San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-13
EXoN's MOTION ovERRULED.
Walter Overly Sentenced This Morn
ing-Court News.

lng-Court News.
The attorneys for W. S. Exon
made motion for a new trial this
morning, which was overruled by
Judge Green. They excepted to the
ruling of the court, and gave notice
of appeal.
w. w. Overly was brought be-
fore Judge Green this morning and
sentence was passed upon him, Civ
ing him two years in the peniten-
tiary for forgery.
District Attorney Lewey filed in
formation against John Mills for
theft under $40
The grand jury reported indict-
ments against the following: John
Mcclure, NOvor Soils, theft under
$40; Willie Howell, theft over $40;
Sam Jetfries and Gus Lawrence,
rape.
Civil cases were disposed of as
follows before Judge Green.
II. Noakum VS.. F. lie Seur ct al
appeal from Justice court; motion
for new trial granted.
Leonard CARA VS.. Lewis Clrich
and Ben Hammond, for RECESSION
and cancellation of deed; leave
granted defendant to make l..
Cara, Jr, a party.
HeintZ Il Munchan VS.. Hager 4
Moths, debt and to foreclose lien !;
motion to reinstate granted.
Alexander j. Sample VS.. j. p.
Campbell ct all, damages; motion
for new trial Overrulrd and plain
tiff gave notice Of appeal.
The following cases were dis
missed at plaintiffs costs:
+. r. Tarver, receiver Laredo
Improvement company, vs.. H. b.
Andrews, &. Bedell Moore, Mrs. A.
S. Moore ct al, Mrs. S. y. Gaze ct
al, w. J. b. Patterson, NJ. F. Ellis
and James Ralry.
FORTN-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Mary 5. Johnson VS.. Henry
Johnson, divorce and injunction :;
motion for alimOny granted in the
sum OF $50 per month, to begin
from March II.
Juan Nero VS.. Marguerite Nero,
divorce; dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
Hunt & Gray VS.. the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail.
way company, appeal from JUS
tice court; first exception to depo-
sitiOns Overruled and second CXCep-
ton sustained.
r. C. Frost vs.. Will. II. BOnnell,
on promissOry note; motion to
quash citation Overruled.
Ed. kotula VS.. +. VI. POtcet ct al,
on promissory note and to fOrecloso
lien; motion to reinstate granted
Charles IIummel eli al. vs.. Refu-
gia Bara de Coy ct al, on promiS-
sorry notes and to foreclose lien;
plaintiff given leave to file first
supplemental petition and Defend
ant Shacklett given leave to file
first amended original answer.
Ed. Kotula VS.. John A. White, on
promissOry note; motion to rein
state granted.
Mary DreSch VS.. Louise Smith ct
al, partition of real estate, judg-
mcnt for partition.
Maud Campbell was granted a
divorce from ID. L. Campbell by
Judge Green yesterday.
The following cases were dis
posed Of before Judge Newton yes
terday afternoon:
Sarah f. Ostrom VS.. II. B. Mar
tin, appeal from Justices court;
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Thomas Enles VS.. the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad COM
pany, appeal from Justices court;
Judgment for defendant.
City Of San Antonio vs.. Mrs. NJ.
F. Floriau, for possession of proper
ty; judgment for plaintiff.
Annie NJ. Knox VS.. l.. c. Mumme,
trespass to try title Judgment by
default set aside by agreement, and
J. P. Nelson ordered to make a
special survey, and defendant has
leave to file an amended petition.
Merchants and Mechanics
Building and Loan association VS..
c. w. Damn ct al, debt and fore
closure lien; Judgment for plain.
tiff; $2j allowed to George c. Alt
g"lt for representing absent de-
PENDANTS.
NEW SUITS FILED.
ROnse d Wahlstab VS.. Albert
Settler, on sworn account.
John p. Campbell VS.. James Nc.
Closkey, constable, injunction.
Ex-parte Tompkins J. Newton,
application to move disabilities Of
minority.