San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-31
HABEAS CORPUS DENIED
AND DAN FERGUSON HAD TO GO
TO JAIL.
County Officials Draw Their Salaries
and a Batch of Paupers Are
Granted Allowances-other
Court News.

WIS AAot VII 49, ef
plication made by his attorney,
Emilio Leal. After hearing the evil
dence, Judge Green remanded Fer
guson to Jail, in default of $3.50
bail. Ferguson is accused Of steal.
ing 81 from Peter Csppeyus, a
South Alamo street saloon man.
several months ago. He went into
the saloon and ordered a glass Of
beer. He threw down dollar bill
and received $4.95 in change, by
mistake, Cappeyus thinking it was
q five.dollar bill. On discovering
his mistake he demanded the
money from Ferguson, but the lat
ter refused to return 1t.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
Nicanor Trevinio, blacksmithing
for roadwork, 50; James Laird, SAL
airy as engineer on county steam
roller, SIS; Louise Mueller, salary,
washwoman at poorhouse, $25;
Theresa Liebig, salary, matron at
poorhouse, $25; Joe Kollatschig,
salary, laborer, $50; s. p. Ritter,
salary, laborer, $50; Paul Liebig,
salary, cook at poorhouse, $35;
Julius Remer, salary, steward at
poorhouse, $50; Jacob Weber, sal
airy, county superintendent t, $50;
John l.. Butte, hack hire, convey
ing county commissioners to poor
house, SO /; Bryan Callaghan, salary,
$500; Thad. w. Smith, salary, $50
G. G. Clifford, salary, 800; G. f.
Russi, salary, 500; B. j. Dewitt,
salary, $25; J. P. Campbell, salary,
$41.66; Nat. Lewis, salary, Sal .6O;
Limo Sanchez, salary, $40; Sol.
Brassfield, salary, $40; III. G. Smith,
salary, $40. The following pau
pers were allowed $3.50 each !:
G. Tello, w. Mendoza, Mrs. Mas
sius, F. Rodriguez, j. Salazar, F.
Quintana, G. Mendoza, G. Martinez,
G. Behrmann, M. Campos, A.
Shields, B. Mendoza, L. Covarnbio,
P. Vidal, B. Hernandez, F. Adams,
R. Robes, c. s. de Coy, P. Acosta,
f. Cordova, C. Botello, ]. Velas-
auez, A. Hogan, M. l.. Rodriguez,
P. Garcia. G. Sanchez, NJ. Calowge,
NJ. Cassillas, August House, j. Els.
enberger, B. Flores, j. de la Bar
rera, F. F. Morales, j Serna, r.
/ Hall, Himera Taylor, P. Phillip, u.
Van Ward, Anna Szafarcxky. Or
| phan's Home, SIS.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Bennett P. Simms and Sammy
Bell Garnet.
Encarnacion Basques and Juli.
ana Campos.
1 NEW SUITS FILED.
G.. w. Harris, OF Hamilton
county, Ohio, begun suit on promis-
sorry note Of $4,000 against T. B.
Ripy, OF Anderson county, Ken
lucky, in the Forty.fifth District
court yesterday afternoon, also for
foreclosure of lien on sixty-three
acres Of land about three and half
miles southwest of Main plaza
against the Fidelity Trust and
Safety Vault company, Chas. T.,
Bond, John Houghon and Geo. III.
Schmitt, who he alleges, have or
claim some character Of right, title
or interest in that property.
A suit on promissory note in the
sum of $500 for foreclosure Of lien
on 1921 acres Of land on the Me-
dina river was filed by Frank j..
Beitel against +. S. Wilmon, John
C. Bond and Sarah NJ. Eldridge in
the Thirty seventh District court
yesterday afternoon.
William Boon filed suit against
f. X. Baefield, L.. Vinion, John w.
Preston and H. w. Chapman, on
promissory note of $500 and for
$500 damages in the Forty-fifth
District court this morning.
REAL ESTATE.
B. r. Sappington and wife to
Henry Boerner and Ed. Tewes, lot
! ii and part of lots Z, 8, 9, 10, block
/ 5, o. C.. /. 2, on Alazan creek and
/ Chihuahua and Vera Cruz streets;
1925.
w. NJ. Boyle to NJ. G. Wilson,
lots %, 29 and 80, block As, Beacon
Hill addition; 5000.
Il. M. Wilson to d. Woodward,
lots Is to 16, block 8, Matamoras
street; $3.50.
Has Set the Pace.
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