San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-28
THE LANeHoLz ESTATE.
Temporary Letters Granted Fred
erick Kelley-Court News.

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erick Kelley News.
Frederick Kelley, bookkeeper for
Charles j. Langholz, made appli-
cation in the Probate court this
morning for temporary letters of
administration in the estate of
Charles J. Langholz, deceased. The
application was granted, and the
bond fixed at $4,000.
THE JUDGMENT UNPAID.
c. B. Mullaly has filed applica-
tion for writ Of garnishment against
F. w. Stone and Mrs. Kate l.,
Stone in the Forty.fifth District
court. The application alleges
that last March 9plaintiff Mullaly
recovered judgment against J. r.
Tendick for s., 43S.77 and that the
Judgment remains unpaid and that
defendant, j. r. Tendick, has not,
within the knowledge of affiant,
property in his possession, within
this state subject to execute, n
sufficient to satisfy the Judgment,
and that plaintiff has reason to be-
lieve and does believe that F. w.
Stone and Kate l.. Stone are in
debted to J. r. Tendick, and that
they have in their hands effects be-
longing TOT. r.. Tendick.
BOARD OF EQUALI ZATION.
The county commissioners, as q
board of equalization, acted on as
sessments this morning as follows:
Raised-Edward Villemain, ST.
600; 9. Epson, $2,26O; Catherine
Hogans, 500; estate of L. ]. Lath-
am, 1920; John j. Richter, $780,.
Mary l.. Richter, 500; M. E. Rich
ter, $5O;J. r. Shannon, $500; Por--
ter Sherwood, 1925.
Approved-Herman Voges, ]. G.
Vogt, A. M. Walters Real Estate.
and Investment company, John
M. Dewitt, Isaac l.. Meyer, Mary X.
Meredith, Miller & Sayers, Michael
Lehr, Ed. l. Richardson, s.. Scruggs,
Sampson Hendricks, j. M. Taylor,
HE Is DANGEROUS.
Justice Bywaters, of precinct No.
., filed information in the Probate
court this morning for the arrest Of
Jacob ZOllinger on facts sworn to.
by Jesus Romero, charging FOL
linger with being OF unsound mind.
1t is claimed that Zollinger has been
rambling about the neighborhood
of Macedonia and along the railroad
and that there is danger of him
hurting others or being hurt him
self and that he should be placed
under restraint.
REAL ESTATE.
E. r. Smith, by sheriff, to Eliza
beth White, lots A, 8, 6 and Z, block
l, 542, East End; $40.
j. j. Lyons to Edw. T. Lyons, lot
IL, block 3, on Dawson street..
Dignowity Hill 81 and other valu-
able considerations.
COURT NOTES.
Henry Krohn and Miss Louise
X. Steidle were married by Justice
Devine Wednesday night at the
brides home, near the head Of the
river.
Ceceilio Salinas, charged with ex-
tradition, was discharged by Unit
ed States Commissioner Price yes
terday on the grounds that the Of
fence was purely political one.
Deputy United States Marshal
Eugene Yglesies brought In Wong
zee Shen and Wash Shiney Tung,
a pair of Acknowledged celestials,
from Laredo last night, charged
with having unlawfully entered
Uncle Sans territory.
Tom Falvey was tried by jury
in Justice Devine's court yesterday
for abusive language and was
fined S..
Justice Devine placed Jacinto'
Castillo uuder $500 peace bond
yesterday for threatening to kill
his family. He went to jail.
Fred mccarthy, charged with
theft of a horse, was given bond in
the sum Of $1,000, and left for his
home in New Braunfels. The
sureties are: Thos. Treuszer, H
Rouse, A. G.. Startz and F. F.
Nickel.
r. F. Seeman gave bond in the
sum Of 500 today, and with John
A. O'Connor, d. NJ. Poor and Hart
Muaaay q suratieS