San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-20
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
NEW SUITS FILED.

company entered suit on promis-
sorry note OF $1,000 against q. w.
Goddard In the Forty-ffth District
court yesterday afternoon; also for
foreclosure of landlords lien and
sequestration, and damages OF
800. According to the petition,
plaintiff leased to the defendant
for term of five years, beginning
January l, 1895, the Mariposa
farm and garden, situated on
Pinto creek, in Kinney county,
and also other lands en-
bracing 1765 acres, for 81 200
year. Defendant has planted
corn and hay on the premises and
partially harvested the crop and
plaintiff fears that defendant will
remove it from the premises and
injure, waste and destroy the prop
erty. Plaintiff alleges that defen-
dant has violated his part Of the
contract.
Other suits were filed as follows /:
Thirty.seventh District Court
E. J. johnson & Co. VS.. G. N.
Leroux, on sworn account, $2s5.55
and damages, $500.
Ennerking Bros, vs.. j. Lobert,
sworn account, $252.69.
Frank r. Desmond vs.. Mollie
Desmond, divorce, abandonment.
Forty-f1fth District court:
r. D. Hind vs.. w. w. Vivian,
promissory note, $5l5.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate OF Elizabeth A. M. Hous-
ton, deceased; will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary
granted to A. w. Houston without
bond. John Sehorn, Thomas
Haynes and George r. Hines ap-
pointed appraisers.
Estate of the Lutz minors order
granted requiring guardians to pay
taxes out Of funds on hand.
Estate of Grace Kathleen Jones,
minor; sale Of real estate con.
firmed.
Estate OF Jane Wheat, deceased;
l.. w. Madarasz, administrator, re-
moved on account of absence from
the state, and James V. Epson ap-
pointed administrator de bones
non; bond $1,000.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
Bascom Bell, blanks for district
attorney, $3.50; West End Lumber
Co., lumber for road work, $24. rs.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Fred. P. Wilcox and Mary
Oswald.
j. G. Benningfield and M. r.
Haskell.
John F. Mitchell and Virginia
Stookey.
Alexander Crosse, colored, and
Mandy Parks, colored.
REAL ESTATE.
Emily F. and John Murphy to
III. w. and Martha M. Tong, lot 20,
block 4, on Kentucky avenue $500.
William Hoefiing and wife to
Mary Hoefling, portion Of lot 2, in
block 16, on Fifth street; 81 and
love and affection.
COURT NOTES.
Deputy Internal Revenue Col.
lector l.. H. Coley returned this
from trip to Austin and
other points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baird was de-
clared insane in the Probate court
afternoon.
Justice Devine yesterday even
ing performed the marriage cere-
mony of Oscar Weber and Wenser-
loda Cruz at the residence Of Fran
cisco n. Sanchez on San Saba
street.
Laura Haviland, one of the NOR
phine patients, who has been ad-
judged insane, was removed from
the county jail to the insane ssy-
lum this morning.
Marshal "Dick" Ware returned
this morning from trip west.
JIG. Phillips pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Jones this morning on
charge of abusive language to-
wards Julius Carl Turner and was
fined S.. He was fined $40 by Re-
corder Shields yesterday for beat
ing and striking.
Jacomo Drasnadis was fined So
by Justice Devine yesterday after
noon for cursing Refugio Morales.
William Fry pleaded guilty to a
charge of selling lottery tickets,
in Justice Jones' court yesterday
afternoon, and was fined $40.
Constable McCloskey this morn.
ing arrested William Kaulbach on
a warrant, charging him with
threatening to kill A. E. Hebron
He gave bond in the sum OF $50
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