San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-04
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
GRAND JURORS SUMMONED.

thirty 5oNeubu DlSUIiCb COuIU lOI
the next term: Frank Il. Johnson,
Julian Stapper, George Stumberg,
Charles Hummel, VIM. Dobro-
wolski, Carlos A. Wheeler, Ben
Mauermann, f. M. Edwards, f. f.
Collins, Richard Woolley, A. w.
Perrin, Alfred Mussey, Joe Beck
mann, Thos. Dashiell and Frank
Umscheid. The following were ex-
cused from service: Julian Stap-
per, Frank Il. Johnson, Joe Beck
mann and Richard Woolley. The
following answered and were ex-
cused until 3 p. M: George Stun
berg, Charles Hummel, VIM Dob.
rowolski, Ben Mauermanr, F. NJ.
Edwards, Thomas Dashiell, Frank
Umscheid and A. w. Perrin.
THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT.
r.. w. Finley, financial agent for
Texas state penitentiaries, VS.. w.
j. William and Monterey Refriger-
ator Co., on note; judgment by de-
iault,against w. S. Carothers. M.
p. Kelley, A. Y. Alice and Mon
terey Refrigerator Co. Jury asked
for by defendant Jennings and set
for November IL.
George Dullnig VS.. A. Huffinger,
on sworn account; judgment for
plaintiff.
F. j. Beitel VS.. Schauer & Co., on
promissory note; dismissed at
plaintiff cost.
Campbell Bros. vs.. Mrs. L. B.
Britain, judgment for plaintiff,
foreclosing attachment lien,
The Fifth National bank VS.. II.
Solinsky ct al, on promissory note;
Judgment for plaintiff.
Johanna Stoves VS.. John Ham
mond ct al, promissory notes and
foreclosure Of lien; judgment for
plaintiff.
John Meier VS.. Sidney B. Wood,
debt on account; judgment for
plaintiff.
Marx Lazy VS.. Lizzie Smith, on
foreign judgment; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
VIM. Davis ct al. VS.. S. A. and
G. S. Ry. Co. application for ap.
Dullnig and Engelke, !
Marion A. Heuschkel VS.. Chris
tian Heuschkel, divorce; judgment
was set aside and fine RENTED.
Defendants have asked for juries
in the following cases: Charles
Durbin,, c. F. Singer, Pittsburg
Locomotive and Car works, Micheal
Davis against the San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Railway and Construc-
tion companies ct al.
FEDERAL COURT.
The grand jury was impanelled
this morning. 1t is made up as fol-
lows: George G. Eichlitz, San An
tonic, foreman; Philip G. Blank,
Henry G. Dayhoff, Ed. B. Chand.
Ter, Thomas w. Carrico, Ed. Bra
den, Jessup NJ. Bell, Joseph Flory,
j. Malcolmson Dukes, Oscar A.
Balloon, San Antonio; l.. B. Ander-
son, Seguin Fred. Duberstadt, Sc
dan; Joseph Finger, D'Hanis; j.
d. Moore, Gonzales; Charles G.
Smith, Cuero; Hugh Ward, Pear
sail p. F. Moore, Big Foot; John
Howard, Devine; Neal Caldwell,
Centre Point.
The petit jury is made up as fol-
lows: Paul Bergeron, Moritz
Rosy, G. w. Dunfee, San Antonio,
T. B. Coughran, Floresville; T. r.
Taylor, Concrete; H. J. Heinen,
Comfort; AdOlph Weisenberg,
Cuero; Oscar Lewis, Gonzales
VIM. Campbell, James NJ. Carr, l..
Orynski, w. M. Figh, James r.
Davis, A. Fahlbusch, John J.
Stevens, Thomas Devices, San An
tonic; w. d. Burney, Kerrvllle; J.
b. Nowlin, Waring; Julius Hole
kamp, Comfort.
John McNeily has been appoint
ed bailiff and Tarver Bee, interpre-
ter.
Appearance cases will be called
tomorrow. After that law cases
that have not been set by agree
ment of counsel will be called by
the court.
The case of the Studebaker Bros.
Manufacturing Co. VS.. Rio Grande
Coal and Irrigation Co., to try title
on mining property in Laredo, was
dismissed.
( TO TRY TITLE.
John Chuch, of Collin county,
filed suit this morning against
Jacob, Annie, Henry w. and
Henrietta l.. Schuehle, for tres
pass to try title on lots Z, s, 10, IL
and u OF Huberich's subdivision,
on the west side Of Powder House
street, and damages for rent at $50
per month from April %, 1894, up
to and including the trial Of the