San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-24
NEWS GATHERED AT THE COURTS.
VALENTINE MEOHLER AND WIFE
GET JUDGMENT FOR Sl,75O.
Mrs. Mary Turner Granted Decree
of Divorce From Henry Turner
Probate Matters Disposed of This
Morning-County Warrants for the
Week-Court News.

The jury in the case OF Valentine Mech
Ter and wife against the San Antonio
Street Railway company, brought in
verdict for plaintiff this morning for 81
75O The case was begun last Wednesday
in the Thirty seventh District court and
plaintiffs asked for damages in the sum
of $40, 300 for the death of their son, Leo,
who, the petition alleges, was killed by
being run over by one of defendants cars
on West Commerce street.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in
a suit for divorce of Mary Turner against
Henry Turner.
A suit for debt and foreclosure of lien in
which w. II. Maverick complains of the
Bohemian club and Others was dismissed
as to James 2. Nenny and d. p. Pardue.
In suit on commissions. appealed from
Jus tees court, styled j. w. White VS.. A.
n. Galloway, defendant was given leave
to file amended motion for new trial.
Two damage suits against the San An
tonic Street Railway company were dis
missed at plaintiffs costs, in the Thirty
seventh District court yesterday after
noon. The plaintiffs were j. NJ. Foster
and j. w. Musey.
IN JUSTICE JONES COURT.
Justice Jones this morning rendered
j d ment for plaintiff in suit of Madri
ano Bundren against the Excelsior Steam
Laundry for SIS for rent due. Defendant
gave notice Of appeal.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Fl. F. and w. Fl. Young ct al. VS.. c.
Pfeiffer, Jr., ct al, balance due on con-
tract, Sl03 GO, appealed from Justice Ad-
ANS court.
Francis Smith e. Co. VS.. Katy Bibbs ct
al, on note and mortgage, $50. 70, appealed
from Justice Adams court.
Francis Smith e. Co. VS.. Dan BibbS ct
al, on note and mortgage, $50, appealed
from Justice Adams court
j. B. Breeding VS.. The Alamo Fire In
surance company, to recover on insurance
policy.
j. b. Olson VS.. the Homestead Land
and Improvement company, breach of
warranty.
McMilion & Divine VS.. J. r. Fleming,
on prOmiSsory note.
Ida Bracket, trustee, vs.. K. L. Claridge
ct al, on promissory note and to foreclose
chatt-l mortgage.
BeckIey & Sons VS.. Wells Fargo & Co.,
damages, s3,4S4.
PROBATE MATTERS
The following cases were disposed of
this morning:
Estate of Matbilda Becker, deceased,
Charles Becker; bond, $4,000.
Estate of William Kopplin, deceased,
will admit to probate and letters testa-
meutary granted to Amelia KOpplin
without bond.
Estate of James II. French, deceased.
report of temporary administration exam
ined and approved The estate closed and
administrator discharged.
Estate of Carl SartOr, non cOmpoS men
tbs, annual account examined and APP
proved.
Estate of Harry o. Corquodale, minor,
annual account examined and approved.
Estate of Mary and Emma Lutz, minors,
annual account examined and approved.
Estate of Joseph and Charley Ashley,
minors, final account examined and ap.
proved and guardian discharged.
A number of cases will be disposed of
this afternoon.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
The following is list of county war
rants issued by County Clerk Smith the
past week:
Fl. B. Salliway, experimenting con-
struction Of the new county court house,
500; c. G. Harris, license detective. $50:
Adolph Vidal, for taking care of Sara
Gomez, an orphan SO; A Dunop, black
sl6O.S6; The San Antonio Builders Sup
ply company. lumber, s115,63; Adam
Fischer, jury fee, S; William
Cameron & Co.. lumb s14s.76; Thomas
F. Shields, jury fee refunded, S.; Chas
]. Wurzbach, diSinfectant, s1S: Ronse &
Wahlstab, liquors, $62; III. ). Churchill,
services as stenographer, SIS; John Mo.
reau, for taking care of body OF O. Her
nandez and washing clothes, $40; Lazaro
Lopez. grubbing, s2s: Csmpoell Bros,
bucket broom, oil, ETC., $500; Bryan
CalIagh han, per diem to date, SEA; J. E.
Dryer. per diem to date. 1914; w. Boer
ner, per diem to date, s24; Peter Jonas,
per diem to date, s24; Frank Umsbhied,
per diem to date, s24; San An.
tonic Gas company, for gas and
electric lights, s1O465; w. L.
Winter, printing, 50; Bryan Callahan,
fees in four lunacy cases, sl2; Bart J. De-
witt, fees in four lunacy cases, Sl3; Thad.
w. Smith. fees in four lunacy cases, SAG.
40; John P. Campbell, fees in four lunacy
cases, SIS: Thad. W. Smith, postage, etc,
SIS; Webb & Finley, jury fee refunded,
IS; A. Martin, blacksmithing, $l4 As; W.
C. Edwards, work on road, sl2; l.. III:
Schmitt, groceries, s452.67; Woodward
& Tiernan, stationary, $50. so; Ed. Stoves
and Sons, lumber, $41 20; c. F. Parkison,
stenographer, $40; the City Wood and
Coal yard, coal, s31.15; A. A. Brown, in
quest fees, SIG.