San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-15
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
County Bonds to be Issued Under
the Lsw of 1893-Court and
Nntvt- Naxxa

the Law of 1893-Court and
County News.
Judge Callaghan this morning re
ceived and read the following tele
gram from Assistant District At
tcrney e. p. Hill in the county
ommissioners' court: "Act of '9i
held unconstitutional and bonds
issued Hereunder will be rejected
Act OF 1913 still in force" Accord
ingly the order for the issuance Of
2.20 refunding bonds, under the
law of '95, was rescinded, and 10-4C
refunding bonds, under the law Of
1898, were ordered issued.
Alex. M. Conway, Alex. Sinclair,
Paul Binz, Peter Zigmond and Ben
Conway were appointed a jury of
view to assess damages incidental
to the opening Of the Beck road,
through the land of J. p. New
comb, and they are to report at
this term of court.
THIRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT.
G.. Gravez VS.. M. HI. Poor ct al.
promissory note, appeal from JUS
tice court; jury, verdict for defend
ant, as per decree.
Blanche /. Rust VS.. ID. F. Rust,
divorce; judgment for plaintiff.
FoRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Hooper, Mayer Co. VS.. James
Chapman ct al, debt; motion to set
aside sale granted.
Mary A. Miller VS.. g. G. Braden
ct al, promIssory note and FORE
closure of lien judgment for plain.
tiff.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Patrick Jones VS.. Leonardo
CARA, Jr., to try title on lot and
half of lot 6, block 20, on River
avenue, and damages, $1,000.
Mary A. Dart VS.. VIM. Wallace,
sequestration on west half Of lot II,
block 2, on Victoria street.
Marco Borgna VS.. Helena Lam
bert, debt, $l,250.
LICENSED To WED.
III. M. Bundick and Bessie Nc
Cough.
Charles Schoomann and Fran
ciska Hofoner.
Enrique Castro.and Mersced de la
Pena.
Frank Trowalter and Rosie Jung
mann.
w. l.. Proctor and Mollie Clark.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
I'll. B. Martin to George G. Saur,
part OF lot 5, block 3, old city lot 3,
range 5, district l, on Governmen
Hill on Carson street $175.
w. p. and l.. j. Pardue to Robert
Sidney Pardue, lots l and 2, block
10, on Cincinnati avenue; $500.
j. r. Marmion to E. A. Giraud,
all interest in the estate of gran
tors deceased father, j. r. Mar
mion, and deceased mother, q. A.
Marmion, of property in Texas;
5000.
The A. M. Walters Real Estate
Investment company to the Inter.
state Building and Loan assosia-
ton Of Columbus, Ga, lot 3, block
5, East End additiod; $3.50.
William Dobrowolski and Aug
ust G.. Proll to A. b. Briscoe, lots
53, "a, So, Sc, and 81, block l; lots
81, %, 20, 30, 81 and 81, block 4, out
OF old city lot 3, range 5, district l;
$500.
John ID. Sipple to G. R. Riggs,
lots 4 and 5, block 81, South
Heights; $500.
Theo. Garbade to Edward Biesen-
bach. lots 6 and z, block 6, on
Cherry street; $3.50.
Charles Mierow. to f. Dierolf,
lots 3 and 16 on East Commerce
street; $2,l00.
COURT NOTES.
The county commissioners &C.
copied proposition Of Judge f.
M. Hays yesterday to represent
the county in the Federal court, in
case which j. B. Lanyan is suing
the county for $4,000. Judge Hays
is to receive fee of $25.
Henry Robinson and Louis
Mobiles will be tried for lunacy in
the Probate court this afternoon.
Chief Deputy United States Mar
shall John B. Walter, who has been
seriously ill the past few weeks, is
slowly recovering and is able to be
at his post Of duty again.
County warrants for $50 each
were issued this morning to w. p.
Gerfers, Ed. Braden, Jr., and r. E.
Kehoe, for service as jury commits
sioners.
Margie Turner, defendant in the
divorce suit of B. M. Turner, says
that she has filed a cross petition
and that she is too poor to pay the