San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-13
MRS. TURNER'S ANSWER.
She is Granted an Injunction and
| Custody of the Child.

She is Granted an Injunction and
Custody of the Child.
An answer in the divorce case of
B. M. Turner against Margie Tur-
ner was fled by defendant in the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning.
In the answer defendant denies,
each and every allegation in plain
tiff's petition. She states that they
were married on December Is,
1888, in Mississippi and that she
lived with him as his wife until
about July l, 1895. In May, 1892,
they moved to Texas. Last July /,
defendant alleges, plaintiff aban-
doned her and has been living in.
adultery in this city with one Ella,
Montgomery.
The answer shows that plaintiff
conducts a saloon at the corner Of
Avenue d and Seventh street,
valued at about $1,000 and that
plaintiffs monthly income is at.
least 500.
She has a boy, three years of age,.
the issue of their marriage, and
asks for custody Of same. She.
shows that she has no property
and is without .income, means or
money.
She fears that plaintiff will sell
and dispose Of the community
property and prays that he be re-
quired to return into court an in
ventory and appraisement under
oath Of all the property Of the COM
munity estate, and that a writ of
Injunction be issued restraining
him from disposing of any of same.
Judge Green ordered that an in
junction be issued and that defen--
dant have custody of the child un-
til further orders. Plaintiff was
ordered Ito file on or before August
20 full and complete inventory Of
all of the community property.
Defendant prays for monthly
alimony of $40 for the support of
herself and child and plaintiff was
ordered to appear in court on the,
morning Of August 20 and show
cause why alimony should not be
granted, as prayed for.
COURTHOUSE BONDS REDUCED.
The county commissioners this
morning decided to issue $4,000.
worth Of courthouse bonds, instead
Of $50, 900, as the roll will have to.
be finally approved by the COM
missioners before the $4,000 bonds
could be issued. A letter was re-
ceived by Major J. A. Green, ST.,
from Attorney General Grain to
that effect.
Mr.. G. F. Penhale, representing
E. II. Rollins & Co., offered to sur
render the 6 and per cent bonds
for per cent.
REAL e STATE.
Kate N. Robbins and w. W..
Robbins, by sheriff, to Kate Two
hig, all of block 3, 4, 5, and lots 5,
6 and 7, block /, all of which are
bounded by Main avenue, Wash
ington place, Howard street, Nc
Cullough street; $500.
Frank Kring and wife to Frank
III. Keller, tract Of land 100 feet
east from the corner of South Flores
and Simpson streets; $1,000.
G. P. NJ. Anderson to Charles w.
Green, lot 8, block l, Matamoras
street; $3.50.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Ramon Ariola and Anselina
Gansciva.
Antonio Prieto and BrijIda An
drado.
Ruidencia Trevino and CatariDa
Rivas.
John Quinn was put under $500
bond by Justice Devine this morn
ing for burglarizing Jim Rigby's
saloon on Avenue d. He failed to
give it and went to Jail.
COURT NOTES.
The San Antonio Drug company
is suing r. II. Peel on promissory
note in the sum of $500 in the For
ty-fifth District court.
Gus Goldbeck was fined S. by
Justice Devine this morning for
fighting.
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