San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-05
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
BUSINESS FAILURE.

yesterday afternoon, whereby Hen
rietta Rhein has appointed S. Calm
trustee of the dry goods and cloth
ing store situated at No. 2l3 Alamo
plaza. The following are named as
creditors: John Sehorn, $500; F.
Groos q Co., note bearing 10 per
cent interest, $500; ID. Sullivan
& Co., note bearing 10 per cent in.
terest, $1,000; Leon and III. Blum,
open account, $5l9; Marx & Blum,
open account, 500; Dalsheimer
& Worms, open account, Sl37.
SUIT FOR INJUNCTION.
The San Antonio Street Rail.
way company this morning filed a
petition for writ Of injunction
against the City OF San Antonio ct
AL. to restrain the latter from max
ing any excavation between its
tracks on Avenue G., between
Ninth and Tenth streets for the
purpose of laying sewer pipes.
Plaintiff alleges that the Street
Railway company will thereby be
deprived of revenues Of about $22
day; that plaintiff will thereby
be put to an additional expense Of
at least IS 80 per day, and that it
will cost plaintiff at least $500 to
reconstruct tracks. Judge Green
ordered temporary writ issued
and fixed plaintiffs bond at $4,000
THIRTY-sEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Virginia X. Popham VS.. Guy HI.
Popham, divorce; Judgment for
plaintiff.
John Thompson VS.. G.. G.. Cliff
ford, promissory note and FORE
closure of lien; judgment for plain
tiff.
State Of Texas VS.. Carter Will
liams ct at, Judgment nisi; judg.
ment for plaintiff.
State of Texas vs.. Ed. Rivas, ct
al.,s judgment nisi; Judgment for
plaintiff.
H. j. Miller VS.. Laura Miller,
divorce dismissed under rule for
costs.
State of Texas VS.. Annetta Free.
man ct al, on forfeited bond judg.
ment for plaintiff.
Mechanics Planning Mill VS.. B.
F. Yoakum ct al, appeal from
justice court; dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
F. j. Beitel VS.. j. V. Sinner,
debt; judgment for plaintiff.
A. B. Frank 4 Co. VS.. Henry
Seggermann, debt; judgment by
default.
Judgment by default was rem
dered In cases of the State of Texas
against Sam Milliron, George Ar
mold and John Harris, defaulting
witnesses, and also in cases of the
state VS.. Robert Beasley ct al, and
Alex Bolding ct al Judgment nisi.
Final papers were granted to
Theodore Kosch, of Germany.
Tom Smith entered into recogni-
zance in the sum of $500, with w.
c. Kroeger and d. p. Smith as
Sureties.
Motions mitted-McLeary &
Fleming VS.. the Orient Insurance
company, from Bexar, for rehear-
ing; Fred Allerkamp VS.. P. II. Gal
lagher, from BeXar, to modify
judgment; R. L. Saunders VS.. H.
Kempner ct al, from Guadalupe,
for rehearing; Alex p. Campbell ct
ell. VS.. Juan f. Barrera ct al, from
Bexar, for rehearing; G. II. & S. A.
Ry. Co. VS.. G. A. Worthy ct al,
from BeXar, from Bexar, for re.
hearing; Louisa Hilburn ct al. VS..
John w. Preston, from Atascosa,
for rehearing; R. A. Harper ct al.
VS.. Ernest G. Eason, from Bexar, to
affirm on certificate; l. & G. N. R.
h. Co. ct al. VS.. Louisa Sien, from
BeXar, for rehearing; Theo. VIE
denfeld VS.. p. II. Gallagher, from
Bexar, to modify judgment.
CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. NORM this
morning arrested Juan Martinez
at Lakeview on a capias warrant,
charging him with seduction. He
is accused Of seducing a young
Mexican girl, named Maria Huer-
tas. MARTINEZ was lodged in the
county jail.
PLACED UNDER BOND.
Henry West was put under a
$500 bond by Justice Devine to.
day, on complaint of George
Lowther, who accuses him Of
threatening to do bodily harm to
him. They are neighbors, living
on Crosby street, and the trouble
arose about West throwing water
over Lowther's children.
LICENSED TO WE'D.