The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-15

AAhAL ESTATE 1hANSFERS. - y list o
transfers of real estate, placed of record
from July 1 to July 10, inclusive; reported
by L. w. Stands, real estate and abstrac
Office, Pecan street:
City-M. Goldstein aud wife to Mrs. d
A. Hillyer, $4,000; south half of lot 5 block
no; warranty.
Zeno Hemphlll to Anne Cranberry, 81
lot block 40, division E. warranty.
James d. McGary to John w. Day, $500
lots II and IL, block II, subdivision, out
lot 10 division O.; warranty.
John w. Day and wife to A. o. Horne,
jr., $4,000; lots IL and ~, block IL, sub
division, out-lot 10, division o; warranty
Amanda ]. Mckenzie to Orlando Cald
well, 5000; part of lots and s, block 90
warranty.
of lot 35, block % H. division d.
County-William K. Brown and wife tc
]. @. Wilson, $2032 so; 294 acres on Isaac
Decker league; warranty.
j. M. Roberts to Evan Phelan, $50
100 acres on Perdinalls; warranty.
Evan Phelan and wife to John s. Gar
ner, 800; 100 acres on Perdinalis; war
ranty. -..
B. T. Weeks and wife to Bedoles Eavaro,
5000; 40 acres, part of Thomas Jester sur.
vey; warranty.
John Ross and F. Sussman to Mrs. Anne
liza Brass, $500; 100 acres, part of GULL.
ermo Nanez survey; warranty.
B. M. Odom to G. B. Zimpelman, 5000
100 acres on little Barton Creek; warranty.
G. w. Kicker to A. and C. Boring, $500
100 acres on Dry Greek; warranty.
F. Jourdan to Thomas Madison, 5000
so acres, part of Lucas Munos survey; war.
rlnty.
F. Jourdan to Charles Madison, $3.50
40 acres, part of Lucas Munos survey; war
ranty.
Martha Il. Mitchell to T. S. Norton,
1915; 800 acres, part of Oliver Buchanan
league; warranty.
A. P. Blocker to Sarah j. Patton, $50
lots 16 and IS, Oatmanville; warranty.
G. Spaulding to Amanda E. Patton, $25
acres, part of Thomas Anderson league
warranty.
]. C. Clark to J. w. Payne, jr., SAG;
GIT acres, part of Mary Biggar league; war
ranty.
Tom WAsHBURNE KLLED.-A few days
ago the STATESMAN published local in re
gard to the killing of Tom Washburne, who
had brother in this city, by one of the
Colbaths, some sixteen miles this side Of
Fredericksburg. Yesterday, the brother Of
the deceased returned from the place apd
gives fuller particulars. He says that his
brother stated that while riding by Col
baths house in company with a young
man he had hired to build a fence
"a laH 70 hn hnrr nv
one of the ColbathS who inquired
where he was going. After answering
the question, the other Goliath, Ambros,
who was sitting N the door with Spencer
rifle in his lap, says: "Washburne, heard
you said you intended killing me on sight.
Washburne replied That he had not used
such language, but had said that he in
tended to get his pay from him for some
stock that had been killed. Goliath i'm
mediately got up and fred, and Washburne
fell over to one side on his horse, and was
helped down by his companion. Wash
burne then started his companion for the
doctor, but the Colbaths stopped hin
and talked with him few minute:
in the road. He then started, and in few
minutes Ambros Goliath followed, ant
went for the doctor, and, as the former ha.
not been heard from, it is presumed thai
Goliath killed him, and hid his body. The
doctor stated that the young man had never
called for him. Washburne died the follow
ing day, leaving a wife and five children tC
mourn his loss. The Colbaths fled anC
have not been heard of since. Governor
Coke has offered 5000 reward for the arres
of Ambros Goliath.