The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-05
COURT STILL GRINDING
ON HEAVY CIVIL DOCKET
EACH DAY sEEs NUMBER or
CASES DISPOSED az - THE
COURT WORMS STEADILY.
Naturalization Day Rolls Around
and nrings Number 81 Foreign
en- Ca Town. ight Work
in Court Today.

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trict court and as a result Of fast
work a number OF cases have been
disposed OF. Today is naturalization
day and consequently a large mum
Der Of foreigners are IN town.
First state bank Of Hillsboro vs.
Key & Bennett. debt and contract;
dismissed for want OF prosecution.
J. NJ. Tidwell, guardian. Ct al vs.,
v. T.. Nuckolls. Jr.. debt and ac-
counting. continued by agreement.
W. +. Colyin IS. Unknown Heirs
rcmov cloud efrom title; plaintiff has
remove cloud fro title; plaintiff has
Judgment as prayed for, j. O. Wat
son allowed a fee OF $1,000 for sers
ing as guardian ad.li,em.
j. W. Garrett vs.. Charles Bran
don ct al. partition; cause tried be-
fore court which finds that j. W.
Garrett owns one-half interest in
the property. and Jessie Leo Bran
don. Charlie Garrett and Willie Car
rett owne one-sixth each land can
not be partitioned in kind but must
be sold. S. p. Price appointed rs
receiver.
r. G. Hobson, next friend. ".
James Harris Hobson, Partition; J.
c. Lumpklns appointed guardian adj
litem to represent minors, aus
tried before court which finds that
r. G. Hobson valves all live interest
IL any he has; that he owns one
half interest. Richard Hobson, Leon
Hcbson and James fiobson own n
sixth each; land canno be partition
ed In kind but must be sold. John
Cornwell appointed receiver.
Hattie Bryan VS.. j. j. Brown Ell
al, partition; cause tried before
court which finds property in ques-
ton belongs to Hattie Bryan and
J.. j. Brown. one-half each, subject
to one vendors lien note: property
must be sold. s. Il. Hinle appointed
receiver.
Mrs. Y. Tankersley ct al VS.. Fern
Bentley ct al, partition; cause tried
before court. which finds the fol-
lowing parties own the land in pro-
portions stated. viz: Mrs. y. Tan
hershey one-half Mrs. Bette Gray,
Carl Tankersley. Mrs. Nonnie Vow
ell and Mrs. Bessie Fowler a one
twelfth each. Mrs. Pearl Gulliek,
Mrs. Annie Ware. Fern Bentley.
Tom Bentley and Myrtle Lake Bent
ley one-sixteenth eteh, Ebert Gray
and Willie 3. Gray one-twenteth
each: other parties to suit OWL no
interest; the property cannot be d.
vided in kind but must be sold TO
effect partition. t. +. Brock APP
pointed receiver.
rhe Citizens National bank of En-
mis- VS.. Fred Lenieek ct al, for or
rection Of mortgage; cause tried be-
fore court. and plaintiff has judg-
ment correcting errors in mort
gage and judgment and correctly
describing property and other or
ders per memo furnished clerk.
II. p. Phillips vs.. Josie Phillips.
divorce granted. parties prohibited
from marrying with M year.
NJ. c. Dyer VS.. II. l.. Dyer, d.
vorce denied en- Wednesday OF this
week and motion for new trial filed
today.
Certificates OF citizenship were is
sued today to the following: John
Harbina, Ennis r. r. ID. No. 8, Char
ley yzralik, Ennis X. f. d. No. 6;
Josef vitovsky. Ennis. and John
Mahdak. Ennis.
Citizenship was denied to the fol-
lowing: John Kovar, Ennis. and
Frank Zapletsl. Ennis. because OF a
ruling of the naturalization depart
ment at Washington wherein they
hold that where declarations OF in
tentiCn were taken az any place ON
er than at the court house. that
same are invalid these petitioners
declarations were taken AZ Ennis In
1911.
Declarations Of Intention were
made BY the following Frank Pas
norek, Crisp. Joha Kovar. Crisp
Frank Zaietai. Ennis: Frank a.
Patak. Crisp. and John Palka. Ennis
After the hearing Of petitions for
naturalization Judge Hawkins bus
ed s.mself By taking - a sery inn
p0rtant injunction snlt from kaaf-
man county. STYLED City OF Terrell
So Terrell Electric Light CO. e. a..
ia which a number Of lawyers and
Interested parties are here from
Terrell