San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-06
THE DISTRICT COURTS
OPEN FOR THE OCTOBER TERM
THIS WEEK.
Criminal Gases to Be Tried in Judge
GREEN'S Court-0ther News
of the Courts.


The district courts open this
week for the October term. The
Forty.fifth District court opens
tomorrow morning, and the Thirty
seventh Tuesday. The following
criminal cases are set for Tuesday
in Judge Green's court:
Ed. Bell, theft of two horses from
Isaac Parker, September 10, 1888.
Ed. Bell. theft of two horses from
Wilhelm Oelck, September Is, 1888.
Louis Evers, assault to murder
Mrs. Robert Richter, December IA,
1890.
H. A. Testard, alias A. Olbry,
alias P. Wilson, swindling over 500.
The accused is charged with induc-
ing G. A. Duerler on December 9,
1890, by false pretenses, to deliver
to him certain merchandise, con.
sisting of candies, fire crackers and
cigarettes, valued at $203.T. The
accused represented himself as
Mr.. H. A. Testard, a business
man of Cuero, and also that
he had sold his business
for cash to a nice man named
r. Wilson and that he requested
Mr.. Duerler to extend credit to the
nice man, r. Wilson, and did
thereby fraudulently induce the
said G. A. Duerler to sell and de-
liver the goods to R. Wilson upon
credit.
Fred. McCarty, theft of a horse,
March l, 1898.
Andrew Spencer, aggravated as
savlt and battery on Ellen Bryant,
July 20, 1893.
John Kosub, aggravated assault
on Martin Fitz, July 5, 1898.
John Jones, seducing Isella
Fletcher March s, 1893.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Andres Campos and Antonio
Marines.
F. B. Donaho and Laurinda
Little.
Andrew Irving, colored, and
Laura Roddy, colored.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Samuel j. Dwyer to Geo. j. F.
Schmitt, about l, 400 acres of land,
seven miles southwest of San An
tonic, on the Frio City road, part
Of league survey No. 4, on the
Leon creek, known as the Dryer
ranch; tract Of land on the west
side of Dryer avenue, between
Main plaza and Nueva street,
known as the Dwyer home stead !;
all Of original city lots II and IS,
range 5, district 4, contain
ing 29S acres; all of original
city lot IA, range 5, district
6, containing 664 acres; all
of original city lot Is, range 4, dis
trict 6, containing 43 acres; all of
original city lot Is, range 5, dis.
trict 6, containing 80 acres; all of
original city lots IA, Is and 16,
range 4, district 6, containing &c
acres; 5000.
Fred. Walter, Louisa and Theo.
Hiesser and Emil and Mrs. Theresa
Walter to Louis Walter, part of a
lot between San Pedro creek and
Laredo street, about one mile south
of Military plaza, fronting on La
redo street, and known as the Wal
ter homestead; $500.
Henry, Albert, William, Chris
tisn, Eda, Alois, Jr., and Theresa
Walter, widow of Alois Walter, ST.,
to Louis Walter, lot on Laredo
street, about one mile south of Mil
itary plaza; $500.
j. Sharer to Mrs. Mary E. Miles,
lot %, block 5, on Sharer street;
$3.50.
Frank Mulzynski to Mikel John
Roshco, lot l, block 3, o. C. l. 3; $500.
COURT NOTES.
The county commissioner ex-
anined and approved the rendered
roll Of County Assessor Huth yes
terday.
District Clerk Lewis and his
deputies have been busy the past
few days filing answers and cross
bills.
Deputy District Clerk Dan Lewis
returned yesterday from trip to
his ranch.
Justice Jones has fifty-eight
cases on his criminal docket to be
transferred to the grand jury.
A Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given