San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-02

Courts.
B. M. Turner appeared before
Judge Green this morning to
answer a charge Of contempt OF
court. Turner is suing his wife,
Margie Turner, for divorce in the
Thirty-seventh District court. De-
PENDANT filed an answer to
plaintiffs petition, asking for
alimony of 500 a month, which the
court granted. Plaintiff has thus
far failed to comply with the
courts order. He says he has no
employment and no money with
which to pay alimony. He failed
to show cause why he has no en-
ployment and no money, and the
court allowed him ten days in
which to show cause for such, fail
ing in which he will be remanded
to jail.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Affirmed-A. B. Maness va. the
Sun Insurance Co., from Bexar; ;
Johnson & Carroll VS.. Geo. Witto,
from Bexar; d. & A. Oppenheimer
VS.. G. w. Reed, from LaSalle; j. N.
Brown ct al. VS.. Jesus Perez. from
Atascosa & G. N. r. r. Co. vs.
Lon Moore, from Medina; Olsen &
Wake VS.. the California Insur-
ance Co. ct al, from BeXar; F. j.
Beitel vs.. Ida Wagner, from Bexar.
Reversed and rendered-M. F.
Ellis vs.. John A. Kerr ct al, from
La Sale; the F. F. Collins Manu-
featuring Co. VS.. j. s. Carr ct al,
from Bexar.
Reversed and remanded-M. p.
Kelley ct al. VS.. w. w. Collier, from
Uvalde.
Motions overruled-Adolph Dem
ecamp ct al. VS.. r.. X. Townsend,
from Bexar, to strike out briefs
Louis Welge vs.. s. G.. Jackson, from
Kerr, to dismiss appeal.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Thirty-seventh District court:
The Hooper-Mayer company VS..
A. G. Hill, debt, $606.79, and dam
ages, 5000.
Joseph Braden, trustee, VS.. F.
Groos & Co., ct al, damages, 81, 44S.
The petition alleges that on last
August l, by force OF arms, defen-
dants dispossessed plaintiff of two
horses, two sets of harness, a car
riage, a buggy, a stiff-leg derrick,
lot Of crowbars and rock hand
saws, a forty-horse. power boiler,
two engines, etc., valued at $7,44S.
On February 26, 1891, the petition
alleges, Edward Braden conveyed
in trust to plaintiff the above de-
scribed property.
Robt. u Culberson vs.. Il. N. De-
vine, promissory note.
CAN'T HAVE THE TOOLS.
A motion of Jacob Rosenblum
to dissolve injunction, as prayed
for in a petition for divorce of Re.
becca Rosenblum, was overruled
by Judge Green this morning.
Rosenblum is a tailor by trade and
the tools and implements OF his
calling are now in possession of
his wife, which Rosenblum, by the
writ OF injunction, is prohibited
from taking.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
John G. Mehan, coal for poor
house, Jail and courthouse, $l75;
James Laird, salary as engineer on
county steam roller, $7S; Thos. j.
Berry, salary as engineer on coun-
ty steam roller, SIS.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Doroteo Bslderas and Francisco
de la Cara.
Francisco Hernandez and Moni-
ca Mediano.
r. L. Garreston and Laura Alb
bott.
DR.. Alfred &. Mcdaniel and Miss
Virgia Gibbs.
Paul Prusiecki and Sallai RAM
zinski.
w. w. Tickell and A. c. Mener.
Albert Kalinouski and Agnes
Pawlowski, aged II years, with
consent of her father, Joe Paw
| lowski.
Adolph Duque de Estrada and
Ada Brown.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mary and Dominique Lieber to
Gustav. j. Hutzler, tract of land at
southeast corner of Arci MEGA and
Presa streets; $500.
Conrad Huberich to Adolph
Frick, lot 3, block l, on Wyoming
street; $3.50.
Doroteo Gil de los Santos and
wife to Maria de Jesus Balderas de