San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-20
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

Diduy, dppelldnts vs. h.b ana w,
B. Sinner, executors OF. estate OF
Emma Sinner, deceased, ct al, APP
pellees, appeal from county court;
jury, on trial. t. d. COBB appoint
ed guardian ad Item for Josie,
Charlie P. and Nettie p. Sinner,
Carlos Bee appointed guardian ad
Item for Vernon, Milton, Gordon
and Adeline Sinner.
FoRTY.FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
In a case of Maria G.. de Cervan.
ties against f. A. Piper, suit for in
junction, Judgment was render, d
for plaintiff by Judge Newton this
morning.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Alex w. Smith and j. NJ. Searle
have instituted suit against S. Rabe
for the conversion of personal prop
erty, consisting of two gold
watches and chains, which were
stolen from plaintiffs and sold to
Rabe.
Bette Schneider, d. Holecamp
and E.. Holecamp, executors of the
estate Of Henry Schneider, de.
ceased, VS.. Max b. Mayer, promis-
sorry note $1,000.
The San Antonio Street Railway
company is being sued for damages
by Miss Mary V. Felland in the
sum Of $1,000 for personal injuries
received last September 2 by oeing
thrown from a trolley car Of defen-
dant company.
Friedman Bros. and Shafer VS..
Mrs. III. Rhein and s. Calm, seques.
tration.
Arthur Braesicke vs.::M. F. Bohn,
injunction to restrain defendant
from moving a fence forming the
boundary between the two proper
ties.
Schneider Trenkamp company
VS.. III. s. Schultze, Jr., Gus. A.
Bonnet, worn account.
F. F. Collins Manufacturing COM
pany VS.. Pablo Adame ct al, prom.
issory note.
A. l.. Delfraisse VS.. VIM. Sim.
mang ct al, promissory note.
Francisco Ochoa VS.. S. A. & A. p.
Ry. Co., damages, $21 200, for per.
sonal injuries sustained on San
Fernando street on August A, 1895,
by plaintiff being struck by a
train, while on her way to church.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Hugo Potschiusky a granted
permission to go to the poor
house.
Certificate OF character and resi-.
dence was granted to Theodore
Harris, an applicant for admission
to the bar.
Notice for bids for groceries, dry
goods, forage, beef, stationery and
medicines for the year 1896 were
ordered published in the daily
papers, bids to be opened on the
second Monday in December.
All prescriptions for prisoners at
the.county Jail were ordered filled
by the druggist at the poor
house.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate OF Fabian Leimgruber,
deceased will admitted to probate
and Charles Cantart granted let
ters testsmentary. Bond, $1,000;
John Schuetze, E. Jepull and H..
B. Potts appointed appraisers.
Estate OF Charles b. Irving, de-
ceased; letters OF administration
granted to Z. L. Bates. Bond, ST.
600; w. w. Boene, Edward Dryer
and Phil. Shardein appointed sp-
p~raisers.
Estate OF Ellen H. Shropshire,
deceased ; will admitted to probate
and letters testamentary without
bond granted to l.. l.. Shropshire.
j. Il. Halle, r. H. S~ommeryille and
j. w. Bowling appointed apprais-
ers.
Estate of Grace Kathleen Jones,
minor; sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate Of Ferdinand Schleuning,
minor; letters OF guardianship
granted to Mrs. Bette Schleuning.
Bond, 500.
Estate of James Warner, de-
ceased application for release OF
surety dismissed by applicant.
Estate of E. B. Butler, deceased ;
administrator ordered to show
cause why he should not be re-
moved for neglect Of duty.
Estate of Clemencia Chavaria,
deceased : will admitted to probate
and Antonio Rodriguez Schelcher
granted letters testamentary with
out bond. Bart j. Dewitt, John
Stappenbeck and r.. G. Synington
appointed appraisers.
Estate of Rachel Bressling, de-
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