San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-12
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
ooMMIssIoNERs, COURT.

ceipts and disbursements of the
public school funds for the scholas-
tic year, commencing September l,
1894, and ending August 81, 1898.
The statement is as follows:
Available School Fund Account:
Receipts-Balance brought forward
from previous year, (cash on hand
August 81, 1891, $13, 3Sl.72; amount
received from state apportionment
for 1S94-5 up to August 81, 1895,
$4l, 661.64; amount received from
local school taxes, $49,6SS So; sale
of wood, So; total amount Of
receipts. $l04,739.99. Disburse-
ments: (Summary)-Cash paid
teachers including principal,
$79,00G.22; cash paid for super
vision to city superintendent,
$2,679.95; for school sites and
building school houses, $7,247 $50;
for rent of Grand Opera house, $55
for repairs, $1,679.37; for furniture
for use Of school houses, $2,7S6.45 (;
for supplies, brooms, crayons,
buckets, etc, $777.77; water and
fdel, 81 ,56S, 55 insurance, ST., 217.33 |;
printing, stationery and postage,
$lS3.3O; clerks, janitors and sani-
tation, Sc, 5000; cleaning fiues and
examination, $67 total, SOB, SlS.14.
Balance on hand, $92l.85.
City Treasurer's Report Of Build
ing Funds-Five per cent school
bonds, 2O-30, dated September Is,
1890, $4,000; fifteen years after
September Is, 1890. 5 per cent
school bonds, dated February 10,
1892, $4,000; rate Of taxation for
payment OF interest and creating
sinking fund, 2 per cent; rate Of
taxation for support Of schools, 20
cents.
A report of County Collector Cas-.
siano for the month Of August was
also approved and is as follows:
State Taxes-Occupation, So, 042.35 (;
ad valorem, $69l. Sc ;school 81 cents;
poll, $3.50; costs $l25. County
Taxes-Occupation, $l,51104; ad
valorem, $1,10S.13; special, $2.4l I;
poll, 25 cents; district school,
$62.11; railroad subsidy, $2l9.lS.
H. c. Applewhite was appointed
overseer of the New Sulphur
Springs, Gardener and Arroyo
Hondo roads.
b. Quintana was appointed over
seer of the Quintana road from the
city line to the Medina river.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
T. N. Devine, fees in inquest
cases, $40; Louis II. Schmitt, gro
ceries for paupers and poorhouse,
$430S4; Miguel Benites, special
constable fees in inquest cases,
$l.S0.
LICENSED TO WED.
George Russ and Julia Mulligan.
Joe Frey and Paulina Deres.
Harry l.. f. Paulm, colored, and
Louisa Abram, colored.
OTHER SUITS.
Mamie Hill VS.. II. Yoakum ct
nx., on promissory note of 500 and
Of lien on lots 4S and
40, block IA, on South Heights.
Hugo & Schneider VS.. w. M. l..
Marshall, debt, $S49,37.
Hiram Fl. nj. McLane VS.. John A.
OConnor, on promissory note,
81, 800.
M. Half & Bro. VS.. G. ]. Hanson
& Son, debt, 81, 1929
T. G. Frost & Co. VS.. Geo. G. Hen
nan, @. G. Akers and ]. B. Winfield,
on promissory note and foreclosure
of lien on tract of land on Live
Oak creek, In Zavalla county.
Samuels & Jordt VS.. the Su n
Mutual Insurance company, on
insurance policy, $500.
Samuels & Jordt VS.. the Concor-
dia Fire Insurance company, on
insurance policy, $1,000.
DISMISSED BY PLAINTIFF.
A civil case of s. S. Thomas
against G. B. Gaskins ct al, suit on
promissory note and foreclosure of
lien, filed in the Forty-fifth Dis
trict court, was dismissed by John
A. Green, Jr., attorney for plsintiff,
this morning, the amount sued for
having been paid in full.
CONTRACTOR BURNS SUED.
Suit was filed in the Forty-fifth
District court yesterday afternoon
by John A. 0Connor against Dave
Burns. Plaintiff alleges in the pc.
tition that he ia indebted in the
sum Of $Sl973 to the following fol-
work and labor done, and that
plaintiff, for a valuable considefa-
ton, Is the bonafide holder Of the
claims, to-wit: Levi Wilson, $40
so; Eulslio Saldano, $1,000; Louis
Cara, $l01.25 Frank Howard, $40.
03; Payton White, $29.75; Andry
Dimoiddie, 1928; Juan Guerra, $25