The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
A DAY IN THE COURTS.
County Attorneys opinion Was Sus
tanned by Commissioners Court
WILL SET CRIMINAL CASES SATURDAY.
Btewart Tax Suit Set for Second Jury
Day OF December Term Of Eleventh
h. District Civil Court.

Judge sIiiaspie Of the criminal district
court will set the cases on the docket OF
that court for trial at the December term,
1909, on Saturday, November -, at 10
o'clock q. N.
The county attorney appeared before the
commissioners court and rendered his
pplnicn, as published In yesterdays Post,
IN the matter OF the granting Of right of
way TO the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway IN the town OF Harris
burg. Thereupon The court rejected the
application OF the International and Great
Northern to have Il enter an order recon
sldering the action OF previous term OF
the court
Nike Kelly, the defeated candidate for
constable in precinct Nc. 4 presented
bond and asked TO be allowed TO quality
for constable Of that precinct. upon the
ground that L. BONN, the constable-eiect,
was not eligible to hold the onice, having
lived outside the county within the past
six months, His bond was rejected and
thar OF BONN was approved.
Henry Burnett fled 10 The district conrt
a suit against the Texas aud New Orleans
Railroad Company 10 recover damages IN
the sum OF 10000 Tor alleged injuries re
cel ed Ia the wreck OF the Sunset Limited
train Tuesday morning near Deyers station.
He states In bis petition that he IS serious
ly AMI permanently Injured internally, for
which be prays damages IN the above
amouht
A suit was also dled for the district
court by VIII Flanagan against the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Company, al
icsng that on September 10. 1902, while ne
aud other companions were crossing de
fsudants track in wagon It was STRUCK
by ID engine, throwing him TO the ground
injuriEg him internally. for which DC
prsys damages IL the sum OF 5000.
The suit Of the City OK Houston against
Ms Rachael b. Stewart ia the Eleventh
district civil court FOR taxes. was set by
agreement of attorneys Tor both pIrtie'
for The second jury day Of the bccem
Der term
Eleventh Distric. Civil Court.
City o. Houston IS Rachel B stewart
tax debt; continued by operation Of Law
ana reset BY agreement 81 parties for tn'
second jury dag Of the December term
Adolpb Albrecht VS. Marie Albrscht J
Wilson appointed guardisu nd il,em &
represent minor defendant Marie Alorecht
n tue community estate Of Conrad 4
l. Alhresht deceased awarding undivided
seven-twefths interest 20 ii, J. tisne
10 capacity as executor, aud undivided one
Selfth Interest to each . the folowin
children. Marie katie Lille D; and Henri
Louis schwartz /. ~ schneider an
Ro5ert Macs are appointed commissioner
"a partition property aua report u ptesen
term.
Fity-fifth District Civil Court
Charles woessasr Us. Mrs. p. Fowler
sebt and foreclosure; Judgment removiu
.lond on title caassd by Freeman's iudg
mont for plaintiff for amount Of note sue
uren against Mrs. Fowler, Zee OF $50 a
lowed X. L. Whitehead and S25 Above
AbcEcrombie & tiuvues. 90 which plainu
excerpts and gives notice OF appeal.
Corycli Us Bulhit taken under advise
Albert Richardson vs. Houston East an
West Texas Railway Company, damages
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Arthur J.. West rs. J. j. Vest debt; di
missed az plaintiff cost.
MARY A. Bobbetli VS. Hugh McGunin
a.. tresPass 70 Try titles judgment for plalI
ia for land sued for against al defenI
ants Zee OF $40 allowed X. /. whitehead
attorney for defendant
J. " Glcam VS. r. ". Ford trespass 7
Try title, continued on account az lost y,
Marshall johnson VS. G.. G. Ellis, dan
ages dismissed az pI1intlu 8 costs.
Ny. House IS vs.. = krahl ~ al del
ard foreclosure. continued for service.
Nary j. Yotaw ct al 20 H. b Foste
trespass 20 try title, continued generally.
Blazorla Land and Cattle Company v
a " Darling ct M debt and foreclosur,
continued generally.
Mrs. Georgia q. Austin VS. Z. G Lamb
al. boundary, eoutnaed by agreement.
Maria Duncan Ct al vs.. II. Wcstermln
al. trespaSs 10 try title; dismissed for wal
Of prosecution
O. Ross ~ ~. exccut RS W. /, r Kin
trespass z ny title; c3ntlnted generally.
X. r. Smith rs. ilipp ~ Key, Injunction
continued by agrecmcnr
a. 7. Mason vs. Ben H Somers, /
Ipnctloa; continued generally.
August W Bebber VS. W. II Roberts,
4 al, ininnction; leave TO snteryenor. "