San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-16
AROUND THE COURTS.
COMMISSIONER COURT.

county commissioners this morn
ing, County Judge Callaghan vot-
ing "no":
"Resolved, that Edward Fro
boese, county treasurer, is hereby
authorized to sell the $1S4,O00
court house bonds now on hand to
the best interest of the county,
provided. the same are not sold be-
low par and accrued interest up to
date of SALE"
A petition of County Treasurer
Froboese, asking that Sl16.50
which he paid in regular warrants
for services of school teachers be
returned to the credit of the school
fund and the amount be charged
to the third-class fund, was re-
ferred to the county attorney.
A voucher for Sl6,9I0.1S was Or
deren paid Messrs. Dngan & Kroe-
ger, for labor and material fur
nished on the county court house
as per contract.
Architect Gordon was authorized
to draw plans for rooms for the Civil
Court of Appeals in the new court
house, as recommended by the
judges of the, Appellate court, and
that he submit the plans at the
next term of the Commissioners
court.
MURDER CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
Special venires for sixty jurors
in each case have been issued for
eight murder cases that have been
set for trial in the Criminal court
which convenes next Monday.
They are as follows:
Albert Krempkau, accused of
killing Juan Coy by shooting him.
Set for trial Jan. %.
Albert Franklin, colOred, accused
of killing a colored man named
Robinson. Set for Jan. 80.
a. Y. Alice, accused of shooting
the porter on a railroad train for
not letting him in the train.
Change of venue from Frio county.
District Attorney Camp is disqua-
lifted in this case and Attorney Ed
Dwyer will prosecute. Set for Feb.
Leonardo De Oils, accused of
shooting a Mexican at Elmendorf.
Set for Feb.,5.
William G'Meyer, cOlOred, &C.
cused of shooting colored boy
named Scott. Set for Feb.7.
George Robinson, accused of
beating his wife to death. Set for
Feb. -.
Alberta Singleton, accused of
shooting her child. Set for Feb. IA.
Joaquin Balterez, accused of
killing A. B. Patton while commit
ting a burglary. Set for Feb. 10.
PROBATE COURT.
The Probate court met yesterday
to commence the regular January
term which lasts until Feb. |.
In the estate of Mildred w.
Dashiel, deceased, l.. n. Walthall
was appointed guardian ad Item
and f. G. Graves, j. n. Grosbeck
and ALI MISSY were appointed
OF partition.
In the estate Of John Guhmann,
deceased, application for a parti-
ton was granted and commission
ers were appointed.
In the estate of Benjaman Cleg-
horn, deceased, temporary letters
of administration were granted to
w. w. Hull; bond was set at 3d.
400.
In the estate of Adolf Steinhardt,
deceased, the temporary letters al
ready granted were continued.
In the estate of the Stowe minors
the report of sale was approved and
sale affirmed.
In the estate of Flora and Stella
Ash, minors, letters of guardian
ship were granted Mrs. Hannah
Ash; bond placed at $4,000.
The will of Aaron PaneOast, de-
ceased, was fled yesterday in the
court, and the application Of the
executors named in the will for
letters of administration were filed
with it. The will is dated Nov. Ii,
1891, and the estate consists Of real
estate and an interest in the bust
ness of A. Pancoast & Son, the total
value being estimated at $4,000.
The will states that all of the prop
erty is community property with
Mrs. Mary Pancoast, and that she
is entitled to One-half. The other
half of the estate, with the excep-
ton of the homestead, is to be
divided between the child
rem. The homestead is willed to
Mis-. Pancoast in fee simple.
INVENTORY OF STOCK FILED.
Charles 4. Meyer, assignee for
Hager & Moths, filed an inventory
of stock of that firm in the county