San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-20
AROUND THE COURTS.
Defaulting Jurors Fined-other News
of the Courts.

OF tn0 SOuTJs.
The following were fined $40 each by
JEdge King this morning as defaulting
jurors: c. X. Crawford, L. Il Wre",
lanes P. Earl, l. Etfron and A. c.
A suit of w. NJ. Capehars against the
San Antonio Cold Storage and Mauufac-
turing company, appealed from Justice
Adams court. was tried by jury in the
Forty fifth District court this morning
The suit was for balance due on account
for wages for October, 1892, amounting to
1851. The jury returned verdict for
plaintiff.
JudGment was rendered for plaintiff
Yesterday afternoon IL suit OF J. l.. s.
Hunt, rec Ryed for the Texas National
bank, against VIM. Heuermsnn, TO re-
cover an assessment on shares of stock.
A snit Of Joseph D&hney against WI
liam Mcdonald ct al, for debt, was dis
missed for want Of prosecution.
PROBATE COURT.
Probate court convened for the March
term yesterday afternoon and the follow
ing business was tranSacted:
Estate Of julius Steinhart, deceased.
and estate of Z. NJ. B9ggs and Charlie
Balm and Benjamin Cleghorn, temporary
letters of administration continued IN
force until the next term,
Estate of John GuhmaDn, deceased, re-
port of sale approved and sale confirmed.
Lot on Austin street and Improvements
sold for $1,000,
Estate OF c. s. Smith. deceased, will
admitted to probate and letters granted
to A ibert I. Smith without bond. j. s.
Mcnamara, 5, &. Newton ard j. N.
,rroesoecs appointed appraisers.
Estate of VIM. Bondy, deceased, let,
tors granted to John Bundy. Bond
$1,4O0.
Estate Of R. P. Coburn, deceased, let,
5000 W. J. Page. J. C. Berry ana Paul
Meerscheidl, appraisers.
Estate OF Franz BolIz, deceased. Will
admitted 10 probate; letters granted TO
Agnes BoItz without bond. l.. VIM. Men
ger, C. A. Stieren and Ed KotHla appoint
ed appraisers.
Estate of Maggie Cassidy, deceased, will
admitted TO probate; letters granted to
Theodore Cremer without bond. j. NJ.
Dukes, Hart MISSY and w. E. Austin ap-
pointed appraisers.
Alfred Reaver qualified as temporary
administrator Of the estate OF Charles
Balm, deceased.
HABEAs CORPUS HEARING.
An application for a habeas corpus
hearing has been granted William Sim
mang and the hearing was had before
fudge King at O'Clock this afternoon.
The petitioner claims that be is illegally
restrained in his liberty by Marshal
Druse on a Charge Of hauling garbage
without first getting permit from the
mayor, for which he has been fined and
imprisoned.
GEORGE KING INDICTED.
The grand jury returned indictments
against the iollowing this morning:
George King, assault to rape WaIdean
Thompson.
John Dunley, alias Will JOrde. burglary
with intent TO commit theft, also theft
over 500. He is accused of having broken
into the hOlEe or Miss Laura Drake and
having stolen guitar. valued AZ $40.
James O'Malley, theft over $50. He is
accused Of having stolen shot gun on
the IS h of this month belonging to Chas.
J. ChabUt, and valued at 800.
The grand jury adjourned until next
Monday.
COURT NEWS NOTES.
Jim Stewart, J. F. Pace, Jim Bcnnirg
field and Napoleon Burns, charged with
murder: Marcos SamOra, assault to muir.
DER. and CIemenIe Gu>man aud L. i.
Coo bran have been transferred from the
Bexar county 10 the karnes county jail
The Thrtv-Seventh District court is
still occupied with the suit OF John ID.
Smith agaigSt Bartck StanUS ct al, To try
title on IL tract of land.
John III. Cox entered suit on prOmis
soy note and foreclosure OF vendors
lien against Buck FRANKLIN in the Forty
fifth District court.
The county clerk has granted licenses
to wed 10 Fernando Crarcia VilIareai and
Maria VulIanueva aud to john Z. Parsons
aud Roberta Stone.
J. f. Baker. constable OF Lafayette
county. j. in San AnlOniO with a luu8 tic
from La CT ange, TO be placed in the asY-
Jun.
The county commissioners met this
morning and adjourned until April g A
number OF accounts were approved.
J. II. PrpsSnal is suing GilrOy & Price
IN pr0missory note Ia the Forty fifth
niStrict