San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-13

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new trial overruled and case APP
pealed.
l.. w. Moore VS.. the Phoenix In
surance company, on insurance
policy; motion for new trial
granted.
Samuels & Jordt VS.. Northern
Assurance company, to recover on
insurance policy; defendants
amended motion for new trial over
ruled and case appealed.
Ulysses Grandjean VS.. Marie
Grandjean, on partition; plaintiffs
motion for new trial overruled and
both parties give notice Of appeal.
j. d. De Moss vs.. Bascom Bell,
appeal from County court; motion
for new trial granted.
j. Bowman VS.. F. ]. Burns, APP
peal from justice court; motion to
dismiss appeal %overruled.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The County Commissioners this
morning approved the report of
County Collector Cassiano for the
month Of May. The report shows
the county taxes to be as follows /:
Ad valorem, $462.45 special, $10.73;
poll, Toy; district school, $l7.33;
railroad subsidy, $l00.59; occupa-
ton, $4,000. 16. State taxes for the
month are: Ad valorem, $309.27;
school, $3.50; poll, $3.50; costs,
$90.S0; occupation, $4,057.75.
Road Superintendent Russi pre-
sented six employees rolls for April
and May, for work done on the
county roads and bridges, amount
ing to $3,0SS, which were approved.
Coroner Devine presented an &C.
count for SIS for three inquests,
which was approved.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The San Antonio National bank
vs.. James G. Fulton ct al, Arkansas
Lumber company, garnishee;
garnishment.
The San Antonio National bank
VS.. James G. Fulton ct al, Cole
man-Fulton Pasture company,
garnishee; punishment.
LICENSED TO WED.
Thomas Judd and Sallie Walton.
TIP. Briggs and Della Tinsley.
REAL STATE.
VIM. Dobrowolski to X. M. Mix
lass, lots "a and %, block 2, on
State street; $500.
The Denver and San Antonio In
vestment company to John d. Sip
pie, lots 81, %, %, "a, block Sc,
South Heights; $400.
G. A. Goeth to Mrs. Nellie Cos
ling, lots 3, 4, 5, G., Z and s, block 16,
in Meerscheidt's addition; 1921.
Alfred Grandjean to Mary Grand.
jean, lot II, block III, on San Fer
nando street; 81 and love and az
lection.
ATTACKED WITH A KNIFE.
Will. Desnunke and E. Dobards,
drivers of furniture delivery wag-
ons, had a fight on Military plaza
yesterday, and Desnunke attacked
Dobards with a knife, slightly
scratching him. He was fined S.
by Justice Jones this morning.
USED HER ROUGHLY.
Martha Williams, colored, ap-
peared before Justice Jones yester-
day and complained Of A. Nix,
driver of a wagon Of Buck & Co.,
dealers in secondhand goods on
East Houston street. She stated
that she bought some goods
of the firm and that Nix came
to her house on the Blanco
road yesterd ay morning to collect
the money. She said he threw her
the floor and was about to hit
her with a brick, when her daugh-
ter, Ethel Williams, interfered.
The case will be heard this after
noon.
PERMITTED GAMING.
Fl. D. Kampmann, as president
of the Jockey club, has been ar
rested by Deputy Constable Peter
son, for permitting gaming on the
premises, being a wheel Of fortune,
during the recent races. The case
will be heard before Justice De-
vine.
COURT NOTES.
A civil case growing cut Of the
recent Charity circus, was tried be-
fore Justice Jones yesterday. The
plaintiffs were E. s. Weber and
W. F. Santiago and they sued j.
]. Stevens on account for 500. After
hearing the testimony Justice
Jones decided in favor Of defen-
dant.
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