San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-01
COURT CULLINGS.

court this morning were those
against the county commissioners
of: Bexar county Charged with
swindling in the, reconstruction OF
the new county courthouse. Frank
Teich; who is an important wit
ness in the cases, being absent,
they were continued by the state.
District Attorney Camp was at
his post of duty this morning af-
ter an absence of two days, caused
by Illness.
Emil Rosenberg, charged with
embeZZlement under 500, was dis
missed. ON the 10Th of last April,
he is said to have fraudulently en-
beZzled either, valued at $l5, and
belonging to NJ. |. Manowitz, of the
Alamo Music store.
Two cases against Richard
Holmes were dismissed. He was
charged with theft over 500, hav-
ing stolen Underwear, pants, shirts,
etc. belonging to S. Dodic, notion
pSnIer on West Commerce street.
the 23rd of last April. He was also
charged with receiving and con-
cealing stolen property.
The case against w. f. Lander,
charged with theft over $40 was
the last taken up in the Thirty
seventh District court today. Lam
der, it will be remembered, was
arrested last October on a charge
of stealing a gold watch valued at
$40 from Joseph Wainwright. Lam
der is a we'll known railroad man.
The case went to the jury a little
before o'clock and shortly after
the jury went to dinner without
returning a Verdic.
FORTY-FTFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following cases were disposed
of in this court this morning:
The F. F. Collins Manufacturing
Company VS.. A. p. Pulieck, on
promissory note; judgment for
plaintiff.
Frank Simmang VS.. Charles w.
Harris ct al, to cancel deed; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
August j. ZainOrtz ct al. VS..
GOldfrank, Frank d Co. ct al, trans
ferred from Thirty-seventh District
court judgment for defendant.
Armstrong, Gator & Co. VS.. l..
Moke and B. MOke, agent, on &C
count; dismissed as to b. MOke,
and Judgment by default against
l.. Moke.
PolinariO Perasus VS.. c. F. OPP
perman, damages; dismissed for
want Of prosecution.
j. B. LanyOn VS.. F. NJ. Edwards,
appeal from Justice court; demur-
ers sustained and cause dismissed.
Mary F. Bennett VS.. the Texas
National bank, debt and to fore
close landlords lien; judgment
by default set aside.
The San Antonio Brewing asSO-
citation VS.. c. Schuermeyer, on
prOmissory note; judgment for
plaintiff.
The San Antonio Brewing asso-
citation VS.. Conrad and JakObina
Schuermeyer, on prOmissOry note
and to forcclose lien; judgment
for plaintiff.
Townsend, HOstetter d Co. VS.. J {.
l.. Hunt, receiver of the Texas Ma
tiOnal bank of San Antonio, debt ;
judgment for plaintiff, to which
defendant excepted and gave notice
of appeal. Defendants motion for
courts conclusions of law and fact
granted.
PROBATE MATTERS.
The following was done in Pro-
bate court this morning.
In the estate of John Eckford,
deceased, confirmation of sale re-
fused and administrator ordered
to resell at public or private sale.
In the estates of S. j. Roberts,
deceased, confirmation of sale re-
fused and administrator order
ed to resell at public or private
sale.
COURT NEWS NOTES.
A suit of sequestration was filed
in Judge Griff Jones' court this
morning by Messrs. Hays & Nc
Ginnis for J. Bowman against T.
j. Barnes, who conducts a board
ing house at No. l27 Main avenue.
The county clerk granted mar
riage licenses to Jose Perez and
Genoviva Valdez, to George Weim-
er and Anna Braun, and to Auseli-
no Minjuentos and Josefa Castro
this morning.
The Joseph NJ. Hays Wooden
company, of st. Louis, filed a suit
for debt of $3944O against Kuehn
r. Sauer in the Thirty-seyenth Dis