San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-29
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
rH1RrY-sEvENTH DISTRICT COURT

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morning. A case of the city Of
San Antonio against the San An
Street Railway company, was not
ready for trial.
In case of A. III. Motley Co.
against A. B. Frank Co., suit on &C.
count, plaintiffs general demurrer
to defendants answer was sus-
tanned by Judge Green yesterday,
and defendant excepted. Verdict
and judgment was rendered for
plaintiff and defendant gave notice
OF appeal.
In case OF G. Gravez against
M. III. Poor ct al, suit on promis-
sorry note, appeal from Justice
court, death of plaintiff was sug-
gested and the case was continued
to make parties.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Affirmed-San Antonio and Aran.
sas Pass Railway Co. VS.. r. l.. Bar
nett, from Gonzales; First Ma
tional bank of Corsicana vs.. City
National bank of Dallas, from Dali
las A. q. Morgan ct al. VS.. North
Texas National bank of Dallas,
from Dallas; Mississippi Mills VS..
E. Bauman ct al, from Dallas;
Royal Insurance Co. vs.. III. M. Nc
Intyre, from Dallas.
Reversed and archaeological
Insurance Co. VS.. n. Brown, from
Ellis; the Palatine Insurance Go.
vs. N. Brown, from Ellis.
NEW SUITS FILED.
w. p. O'Connell VS.. A. B. Cowart
ct al, on note, 500.
San Antonio Real Estate Build
ing and Loan Association VS.. ID. w.
Heard and M. J. Heard, on note,
$1,36S, and to foreclose mechanics
lien on lot corner North Flores and
Macon streets.
Mary III. Perkins vs. j. s. Shep-
ard, ON notes, 5000, and to foreclose
lien on lots 2, and 4, block l,
original city lot "a, on San ia
einto street.
Kate Coleman VS.. Ed. Coleman,
divorce.
Nina Horton VS.. Thomas Horton,
divorce.
Mary H. Perkins VS.. j. 8. Shep-
ard, promissory note and foreclo-
sure of lien.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate of Matthew Burnside, de-
ceased; will admitted to probate.
Letters testamentary granted to j.
| A. Burnside. Bond $4,000. Ed.
Beck, John E. Beck and A. /. Lock
wood appraisers.
Estate of Overman minors,
guardian authorized to expend
81 800 for support and education Of
minors during the next two years.
Estate of HI. Collmann, deceased !;
final and supplemental account
approved.
Estate of the Garoni minors,
allowance of $40 per month grant
ed for support and education Of
mi nors.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Estate of H. B. Adams to Maggie
Koran, lot IL, block 5, on Van Ness
street; $3.50.
w. F. Wilson and wife to Fran
cisca Rubola, lot 6, block l, Adams
Laurel Heights; $3.50.
| Conrad Huberich to John lack,
lot "a, block 2, on Dashiell avenue
$3.50.
Fred Dingel to Ed. T. Lyons,
parts of lots l and 2, block 1, en-
Adams street; $1,000.
Estate of H. B. Adams to III. C.
and Lizzie Gillett, lot Is, block 5,
on Van Ness street; $3.50.
COURT NOTES.
Deputy Sheriff Van Ripper was
suddenly taken seriously ill at
noon today.
The county clerk issued mar.
rage license to William Redus
and Celia Crutchfield this morn.
ing.
Paul Knobloch, a butcher of No
$40 Avenue d, was arrested by
Deputy Constable w. F. Greer
yesterday, charged with abusive
language, on an affidavit sworn
out by Mrs. Annie Hortenstein
who lives at the corner of Austin
and Grayson streets. The case is
{ being tried before Justice JoneI
i. this afternoon.
:, Swallowed Pin.
!, Miss Ada Rowe. the l0-year-ol,