San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-01
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
Charles Durbn VS.. San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Construction company and
San Antonio aud Gulf Shore Railway
company, appeal from justice court; con-
tlnned TO make parties.
Thos Goggan & Bros. VS.. p. de l.. Hill
lard, debt and foreclosure on personal
property; judgment for plaintiff and fore
closure.
Clara Schwartz, charged with murder
was granted an application for bond by
Judge Green this morning and the bond
fixed at $1,000.
The Gulf Shore cases are to be taken
up by Judge Green tomorrow.
Nj. NJ. Dunlap is suing George =. Anker-
son and Others for damages in the sum Of
$500 ia the Thirty-seventh District court.
alleging that Defendant Anderson illeg-
ally sued out distress warrant February
% last before Justice Jones levying upon
plaintiffs property for a debt OF $3.50 for
rent for house at 2O7 Travis street.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate OF Paul Lippmann, deceased;
Hermann Breusing appointed temporary
administrator. Bond, $500.
Estate OF b. r. Sappington, deceased;
George i. Taliaferro appointed tempo.
rary administrator. Bond 5000. Tenn
pcrary administrator qualified.
Estate Of Thomas Muldoon, deceased;
| sale o. personal property approved.
Community estate Of Mary Beitel, de-
ceased; and Albert Beitel, surviving, in
yentory and appraiSement and bona ap'
proved,
Estate Of E. ]. Riley, deceased; J. Il.
| Burnett appointed temporary admins
TRAITOR. Bond, 1925.
| COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The county commissioners this morn.
ing approved the report OF the county
poorhouse superintendent for the month
of March, showing that the pauper list
| contained AL names, the hospital re.
cord 3s names and the grave record four
| names.
An account of Cornor Devlne for an in
| quest on the remains of Jesus Ortiz, held
| yesterday, was approved.
An account of Coroner Jones for In
quests on Juan Morales, Hubert Gray
Ransom and Paul Lppmann, amounting
to S15 was approved.
| acquisitions of the poor house superin-
tendent for provisions, dry goods, forage
and liquor were gran ted.
A. M. Gray was granted a certificate oil
character, preparatory to filing applica,
ton for license to practice law.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
| Axel Meerscheidt to Henry Wagner,
| east half of lots II, 13 and IA, block ., o. c.
]. 126; lot -, block Z, o. C. |. 127, on Pros .
pect Hill; lot 12, block l, on Guen,her
| street; S4.lOO.
Axel Meerscheidt to Elizabeth Uhl,
| west half of lots l., 10 ana IA, block =. on
| Prospect Hill; lot II, block 2, on Guenther
| street: $3.50.
Henry Wagner and wife to Paul Meer-
| Scheidt. east half OF lot 4, block u, East
| Houston street; $1,000.
| c. Max Uhl and wife to Paul Nicer
| Scheidt. east half OF lot 4, bloc n, on
| Houston street.; 5000.
| Paul Meerscheidt to AXel MeerScheidt.
east half of lot 4, block 81, on East Hous-
| ton street: $4,000.
| Hubert Uhl, guardian of estate of Pau
| line and Walter Wagner, minors, 20 Paul
| MeerScheidt. east half of lot 4, block 81,
| on Houston street; $4,000.
r. C. Warn to j. ID. Strauss. lot &, block
| 7, on San Pedro avenue; s., 800.
Executors Of II. b, Adams, deceased, TO
J. L. Ray, LOTT, block 9, on Erie avenue;
J. L. Ray to Louis BeversdorfT, lot :,
block 9, corner of Erie and Camden
| streets; $3.50,
COURT NOTES.
H. p. Du Vol is being tried for lunacy
| In the Probate court this afternoon.
Coroner Devine held an inquest on D.
| day old colored child at East End today
Annie Richards aud Luther Wilson,
both cOlored, were united In marriage by
Justice Devine last night, The marriage
was the outcome of seduction case. I'm
mediately after they were married Annie
left her husband,