San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-12
NEWS OF THE COURTS
GRAND JURY REPORT.

i UhAN ~ - UNI Ohis
The grand jury returned indict-
ments this morning as follows:
Burglary with intent to commit
theft-Ben Banks, Frank Hatha-
way, alias viii Duval.
Theft from the person-Antonio
Rodriguez.
Theft under $50-Willie Howell.
THIRTY-SEvENTH DISTRICT COURT.
A case against John Taylor,
charged with swindling Charles j.
Langholz out of 81 on September
II, 1894, by fraudulently represent
ing to Langholz that he had
cleaned a privy vault for him, was
dismissed this morning on account
of the death of the prosecuting wit
ness. Taylor is nov in the county
Jail, charged with numbering Lang
holz.
A case against George Bodley,
charged with living in adultery
with Annie Mcclellan, was dis
missed.
A motion to quash complaint in
case Of Herman Vogel, ST., for
using insulting and abusive Ian
guage to Fritz Voges, appealed
from precinct No. s, was sustained.
Richard Booker, charged with
theft under $50, was given six
months in the county jail.
Judgment nisi was rendered in a
case against Alex. Bolding in the
sum of $500, with d. J. Woodward
and &C. Robinson as sureties.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
A petition for a receiver in case
of NJ. l.. Curator against G. Giorda
and the San Antonio Pressed Brick
company, was granted by Judge
Green this morning. ID. p. Smith
was appointed receiver, and his
bond was fixed at $4,000.
DEBT AND ATTACHMENT.
Alfred Ruhnke filed suit for debt
and attachment against Ulysse
Grandjean and Mary o. Graudjean
In the Forty-fifth District court
yesterday. Plaintiff alleges that
on May 81, 1891, defendant Ulysse
Grandjean made, executed and de-
livered to plaintiff, for a valuable
consideration, promissory note,
being written in the French Ian
guage, for $3.50. The note is now
due and the defendants who
had been married, are now d.
vorced, and have attempted to par
tition their property. Plaintiff al
leges that Mary o. Grandjean has
taken into her possession and be-
yond the reach of the creditors,
moneys, notes and other claims,
amounting to at least $4,000.
FoRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Judgment for plaintiff-Weiser
& Vilter Manufacturing company
VS.. Sam Maverick ct al, debt; the
San Antonio Real Estate Build.
ing and Loan association VS..
Jacob Weber and j. II.
Rea, promissory notes and fore
closure Of lien; Sarah F. Ostrom
vs. Fl. B. Martin, suit on account;
Bert V. Wolfe vs.. w. L. Hall, ap.
peal from justice court; George
White vs.. Ellen and Andrew Sill
cock, appeal from justice court.
Judgment for defendant-H.
Won Koehring VS.. Geo. White, debt
for professional services.
Dismissed by plaintiff-R. Voel-
cker vs.. Schnder Bros, garnish-
ment.
Motion to appoint auditor over
ruled-Frank J. Beitel VS.. Houston
Yoskum, debt.
Motion to dismiss certiorari
overruled-H. D. Murphy vs. VIM.
Wills, certiorari.
Motion for new trial overruled-
FL. Beitel VS.. J. T. Dabney, ap-
peal from Justice court.
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
WI. Paige, Ed. Knox and Sixto
Barrera, commissioner in the
right-of-way condemnation pro.
ceedings OF the Bexar Irrigation
Canal company, made their report
this morning. They report that
two and quarter acres OF land of
the III. Schultze, Jr., and James pro-
perty are required and allowed
them $75 per acre.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
Jos. +. Dwyer, per diem, $24
James Routledge, jury fee refund
ed, s.; John p. Campbell, guard