San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-27
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Christmas Causes Large Batch of
- 81 Cases.

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lengthy docket today which kept him
busy. until very near noon. AS mos
off, the, rofenses We're caused NJ
Christmas DRINKS he dismissed them
unless they were too serious
Maud Kingswas fined s. for be
disorderly, au old offense contiu
from last week.
An alias warrant was issr u
Jim Cabell. who failed to shov
answer to a charge of disor,l .o
duet. e
Chas. Clifford was chalg
beating and striking Roxy .or
was dismissed as the les ~
ed that he was attacked
Peter Marx was fine +. .
drunk and disorlerly. n
. Daniel ray was oh Jst-
ing signs on telephn . was
dismissed.
Anton L. hutzlr used on
the charge of dis ~ .vnduct
Louis Thoma,, reckless driver, got
a continuance until tomorrow.
Jim Patterson was charged with
shooting firecrackers ON the street and
was dismissed.
Anton Cruz was charged with being
dis0rderly and was dismissed.
Felipe Herrera. was fined So for
beating a man in the Standard theatre.
Mike Flanagan, a chronic, was
charged with being drunk and was al
lowed to go free.
Frank Turner was fined SO for Ieay-
ing his horses unhitched.
| ,Chas. Johnson was charged with
shooting fire crackers in the Washing
ton theatre and was dismissed.
A charge of drunk against Henry
Nreimuth was dismissed.
! Carlos Garcia was charged with US
ing abusive language but was dismiss
ed as it was proven that he was ag-
gravated and also cursed.
Gus Taylor, a little yellow pickanin-
ny, whom the recorder sentenced to
80 days in the city Jail for stealing
cologne recently and whom he turned
out Saturday morning, remitting his
fine, stole some more cologne yester-
day and was in Jail again this morn
ing. The recorder continued his case.
Guadalupe Garcia pleaded guilty
to being drunk and was dismissed.
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until January 3 to get out of town.
-Adolph Camper, Willard Harris,
Emmett Addington, John Mcdonald,
VIM. Lamont and George Dixon, a
crowd of boys We're charged with be-
ing boistrous on the west side Christ
mas night and were lectured and dis
missed.
Legler Wallace pleaded that he
didn't know that it was against the
ordinance to shoot fire crackers on the
street and was dismissed.
Laura Holm. colored, charged with
vagrancy, was given three days to
leave the town.
Juan Hernandez. a suspicious Next
can, was given "a hours TO leave the
city,, p,.
ban Chamberlain, charged with
vagrancy, was given until the 31st to
leave town.
A. Battaglia and Antonio Hacker
had number of witnesses there to
tell oil about a fight they had in Bat
taglia's fruit store on Military plaza,
and after listening to them, both cases
We're dismissed by the recorder.
viii Carpenter, a negro boy, was
arrested by Officer Gates Saturday
night for shooting fire crackers on the
street and he got saucy with the off
Ger. The judge fined him So.
Johnnie Mason. colored woman
was charged with being disorderly,
and was dismissed as it was Christ
mas whskey that did it,
George Houston was fined five dol
lars for being drunk and disorderly
because he abused Police Officer
BOurn when arrested.
Tyler Williams. Alex Quasso, Her
man Seider, 4. w. Haenig and Chas.
Cohen were charged with having rails
ed disturbance in the Washington
Theatre, but as the prosecution failed
to show up they were dismissed.
Juan Soto pleaded guilty to being
drunk and was dismissed.
l.. w. Taylor and w. NJ. Walker
were charged with shooting fire
crackers on the street and were dis
missed. Both were colored.
Demetrio Xiemenes was fined five
dollars for allowing his Christmas jag
to make him throw stones in the Bella
Union theatre saloon.
Nicholas Won Rohn was charged
with being drunk and was dismissed.
Jim Hogan was charged with being
drunk and disorderly and was dis
missed. He threw mud at Officer
Gates, but the officer asked that the
judge dismiss him as he was laughing
VIXEN he did 1t and was drunk.
Moses Bauermann pleaded not guilty
to beating his wife, but was proven
guilty and the judge fined him $50.
Christmas, the judge thought, was no
| excuse for man beating his wife.
]. j. Williams was dismissed of the
| charge of being drunk.
III. L. Boone, a little sawed-off col
ored politician, etc, ETC., was charged
with carrying a pistol and was given
until tomorrow to prove that he didn't
| do it.
Jose Galvan was dismissed on the
| charge of being drunk.
| Just as the recorder concluded with
the Galvan case Officer Walthe1
waltZed Chris. Thielen in as vagran'
and he was given "a hours TO leave