San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-09
VAN RAUB CONVICTED.
Given Three Years In the Penitentiarv To-
dau-Oourf Nauo

Given Three Years In the Penitentiarv To-
day-Oourt News.
Judge Green was today hearing
the argument in the Van Raub
forgery case. Ex-Distrlct Attor.
ney Camp, Of counsel for defense,
made one of his characteristic
speeches this morning.
The case went to the jury short
ly after noon. The jury was out
about fifteen minutes and returned
verdict OF guilty, assessing the
punishment at three years in the
penitentisry. there are eleven 9th.
er cases pending against him.
James r. Fisk, charged with
theft over $50, entered into recog-
nizsnce before Judge Green yester-
day in the sum Of $500, with Emil
Meyer and Peter Getzwiler as
sureties.
G. Villemain, John Trainer and
M. Veith were appointed jury
commissioners by Judge Green for
the next term OF court.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
West End Town Co. VS.. Emma
Fl. Hamilton ct al, note and fore
closure; II. p. Drought, Esq, ap-
pointed guardian ad Item for
minors. Judgment for plaintiff.
j. w. Dixon vs.. San Antonio Ed
ison Co. ct al, damages; on trial.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Fannie Bradford ct ux. VS.. Hen
ry Reimschissel ct al, certiorori.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Motions submitted-Alamo Fire
Insurance Co. vs.. j. r. Hill, from
Hill, for rehearing; Leake & Henry
VS.. City Of Cleburne, from John.
son, for rehearing; Pat Cavanaugh
We. Mayer & Adler, from Bexar, to
affirm on certificate; Mary A.
Stephenson etal. VS.. Eugenia w.
Chappell ct al, from Dallas, for re.
hearing; ]. F. Henry ct al. VS.. d.
F. SAMSON ct al, from Johnson, for
rehearing; Hartford Fire Insur.
ance Co. vs.. l.. w. Moore, from
Bexar, for rehearing, the Mexican
Central Ry. Co. ct al, limited, vs.
Harry Mitten, from Ell Paso, for
rehearing.
THE sTACHELHAUsEN ASSIGNMENT
The inventory in the assignment
of Stachelhausen, q grocer of TIA
South Presa street, was filed with
the county clerk yesterday. The
assets are estimated as follows
Real estate, $1,000; merchandise,
$163.41; fixtures, $94.27; open ac-
SLABS %. The liabilities
are about $4,000 and are as follows: |
Goodman & Pfeiffer, $208.70; Cas-
tanola & Son, $110.33; Guenther e.
Son. $l2.05; Guenther & Giesecke,
$1S.44; G. F. 4 H. Guenther, $llS1; |
E. Menger. $24.30; j. Eikel & Co.,
$13.H; @. M. Aiken, $l8.69; Alling
Paper Co., $102; Price, Booker &
Co., $3.50; Wilkens & Schaezler,
$3.50; Wagner & Chabot, 5000; i
George Icke & Bro, $1L24; Taft & |
Co., $5.I5; Mrs. E. Dietz, OF Selma,
cash loan, $500, with 500 interest |
Ed. Dietz, Selma, $65.59; Mrs. M. |
Stackelhausen, cash loan, $50;
Legler, cash loan, $500, with $24 in |
terest; B. J. Mauermann, $500; G.
III. Schneider, rent, $l20; G.. H.
Schneider, note, $54S, with inter
est, $109.60.
.. REAL ESTATE.
Santiago Rodriguez and wife and
]. B. Nensnborff to Nicolaus F. |
Wilkens, lot 4, block 2, on Victoria
street; $500.
Rosario Guerrero to Innocente
Guerrero, Is acres Of land, recorded
in book 8, page $50, deed records of
Bexar county; $425.
Louis Kunkel, guardian, to Eta
E. Belcia, half of lot 5, block 9, on
North Flores street; 5000.
Inocenta Guerrero to Rosario
Guerrero, 10 acres OF land recorded
in book 9, page 230, deed records Of
Bexar county; $500.
COURT NOTES.
A bill Of sale was filed in the
county clerks office yesterday,
whereby r. Krehenbuhl and
Christian Krehenbuhl have sold to
M. E. Owens, a Chinaman, the
restaurant at 900 Dolorosa street,
for $3.50.
Clara Cantu, in a bill OF sale,
transfers half interest in the
Texas Advertising company to
Albert HUH for $3.50.