San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-14
INJUNCTION CASE DECIDED.
The Street Car Company Gets the Tracks

Inc Street Var company tets the tracks
and the City the Manholes.
The Injunction case OF the San
Antonio Street Rail way company
against the city was decided in the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning. Judge Green delivered
a lengthy charge to the jury, and
the verdict is part for plaintiff and
part for defendant. The jury found
for plaintiff on Avenue G, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets,
and on Austin street, between Du-
val and Crosby streets, restraining
the city from tearing up the tracks
on these streets, and for the de-
PENDANT on Houston and Navarro
streets, allowing them to dig man
holes at that intersection. Defend
ant is not satisfied with the ver-
dict and will give notice of appeal.
Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff in a divorce case of Minna
Horton against Thomas Horton.
James Mason, colored, is being
tried for burglary. He is accused
of burglarizing box car on the In.
ternational tracks several weeks
ago, containing grain and oats.
The cases against John O'Brien,
Willie Crockett and Noah Frank
lin, charged with burglary, were
dismissed.
A case against Charles Elwood,
for attempt to commit burglary, is
set for Monday.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Marx & Kempner VS.. Goldfrank,
Frank & Co., verdict for defendant.
J. M. Chittim vs. M. X. & T. Ry.
Co. ct al, damages; dismissed at
defendants costs.
International Building and Loan
association vs.. w. 8. Hardy, debt;
q. B. Davis motion to quash re-
plevin bond sustained. On trial
by jury.
NEW SUITS FILED.
j. Sperling VS.. Alamo Heights
Railroad Co., damages, $4,000.
Plaintiff alleges that on October Ii,
1895, he and his wife and six child
rem and a driver were being con-
veyed along River avenue in q
double-seated buggy, drawn by
one horse, when, near Twelfth
street an electric car ran into the
buggy, and that plaintiffs family
was thrown to the ground. His
wife, he says, was permanently in
jured.
r. j. Hofheinz VS.. w. ID. Rod
gers, debt, $2S4.59.
Ed. Stoves & Sons vs.. F. III.
Hartz, promissory ncte, $l77.13.
REFUNDING BONDS RESCINDED.
The county commissioners this
morning ordered that the order
passed by the court on November
16, 1895, authorizing the issuance
Of 1886, 450 bonds for refunding the
Indebtedness of the county, be re-
scinded and held for naught.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
j. A. Frawley to P. Palacios, lot
10, block l, on State street; SIS.
P. Palacios to J. A. Frawley, lot
Is, block l, lots ] and 2, block 6, on
State street; S..
Charles w. Caffyn to j. A. Fraw-
ley, Is acres east side Of Corpus
Christi road: $1,000.
J. A. Frswley to the Business
Mems club, of San Antonio, and
Martin G. McGenness, blocks to
IL, and lots IL to 2S, block Ii, East
Englewood for shoe factory.
Leo Tchirhart to Joseph Schneid.
er, lot IL, block 4, o. C. l. SO, on
West Houston street; 81 and other
considerations.
The Fifth National bank to
Charles Siegmann, 7l3 $40 acres,
on the north bank Of the Medina
river, IL miles southwest OF San
Antonio; $4,000.
Edward Hoch and wife to the
Fifth National bank, lot /, block
Al, on Grand avenue, Avenue d
and Oak street $500.
Jay T.. Adams and wife to Geo
b. Berger, lot IL, block 16, corner Of
Avenue ID and Fifth street; $1,000
Frank w. Smith to Justin Whit
tier, part of block 40, on Beacon
hill; ST. and other considerations.
Central Christian church tc
Charles Hugo, tract OF land off the
north end Of lots 6 and z, block 8
OF Edwards & Lacoste addition tt
upper San Antonio; 81 and othel
considerations.
! George B. Epstein, M. Levy, M
Veith and Jake Wolff to Paulin,
Hicks, lots IL and Ia, block 2, o. c.
3. on Mason street: Sl.400.