San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-30

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ly-Court News.
Felix Flores and John Speed,
charged with the murder OF Fran
cisco Gonzales at Hunter Station
several weeks ago, had habeas
corpus hearing before Judge Green,
in chambers, this morning. The
testimony taken in the examining
trial at New Braunfels was sub
mitted. The bond was fixed at
81, 900 each. Flores gave bond, with
Bryan Callaghan and ID. M. Poor
as sureties. Speed was unable to
give bond and went to jail.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners this
morning ordered warrant issued
for $255 interest due on the steam
roller.
Court reported that on inspec-
ton of the county jail they found
everything in first-class condition,
and then adjourned to visit the
County hospital and poorhouse.
They returned from the latter
places this afternoon and reported
them to be in excellent condition.
Court adjourned until the second
Monday in September.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
VIM. Payson, agent o. 8. Kelly
company, first installment inter-
est on steam roller, $255; G. f.
Sigmond, stationery for district
clerks office, $3.50; John Wilkens,
26 days per diem, $7S; VIM. Boer-
ner, % days per diem, $66; Peter
Jonas, % days per diem, SIS; J. E.
Dwyer, one day per diem, 50.
THE PATTERSON INQUEST.
Three witnesses were examined
by Coroner Devine yesterday after
noon, in the Horace Patterson in
quest. Claude Manuel testified that
a man set three dogs on the boys,
and that he saw Horace Patterson
run into the river.
Rosa Lee Wallace said that she
heard Jimmie Patterson accuse a
man Of setting the dogs on his
brother, and that the man then
went into "the paper store"
A. E. Northcraft said he did not
set any dogs on the boys.
NEW SUITS FILED.
D. c. Tanning is suing the heirs
of George w. Bone; of Laura and
G. T. Brown; of Jemima and James
Mcconnell; OF G. M. Morgan, de.
ceased, and r. s. Morgan, deceased,
in the Thirty-seventh District
court for trespass to try title on
lands in surveys 367 and 1858 in
Bexar county, and for damages Of
$1,000.
Mariah and Wiley w. Ewing
were married in San Antonio Feb |
ruary II, 1885, and lived together
until August %, 1892, when Wiley
left her and has never returned.
Mrs. Ewing filed suit for divorce
in the Thirty-seventh District
court, yesterday afternoon. She is
left with three little children,
Wiley, aged eight years; Pearl,
six, and Jesse, four years old.
Rheinstrom Bros, Of Cincinnati,
o., are suing ]. R. Hooper on six
promissory notes of $500 each in
the Forty-fifth District court.
A petition for writ of sequestra-
ton was filed in the Forty-fifth
District court yesterday afternoon,
in which Ben. Graham, Of New
York, complains of Luciano Garcia,
Gregorio Reynosa and Isabel de
Leon. Plaintiff alleges that on
last April 3, defendants took pos
session Of portion Of the Angel
Navarro survey No. 5, containing
2l5 acres, which plaintiff alleges, is
his property, and he fears that de-
PENDANTS will make use of their pos.
session to injure the property and
convert the fruits and revenues
produced by some to their own use.
Plaintiff further alleges that he
has been damaged in the sum OF
$1,000.
A suit for trespass to try title
was filed in the Forty-fifth District
court this morning by Henriette
Kalteyer against A. A. Alexander
and j. l.. S. Hunt. The property
involved is located on San Pedro
place and Howard street. Plain
tiff also sues for $1,000 damages.
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