San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-24
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
COURT OF OWL APPEALS.

uullJ lOL SOhSiuSiOhS VI io" anu
fact; A. Schloss VS.. New Braunfels
Brewing Co., from Ell Paso, to af-
firm on certificate; First National
bank of Mason VS.. r. B. Ledbetter,
for rehearing; City of Sherman VS..
r. E. Smith, from Grayson, for re-
hearing.
Motion granted-A. G. Jones VS..
J. w. Flaurney ct al, from Bee, to
postpone submission till April 10.
WILL CLOSE TODAY.
Judge Green heard the argu-
ment of Attorney Franklin, Of
counsel for defendant, this morn
ing in the Coeper-Yoakum case.
The argument will be closed this
afternoon by Attorney Vernon, OF
counsel for plaintiff.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Rudolf Froebel VS.. George
Powell, trustee, injunction; judg-
ment for defendant.
w. n. Monroe vs. Manuela
Lacoste, executrix, ct ST., fore
closure of judgment lien; dis
missal set aside.
San Antonio Gas Co. vs. West
End Street Car Co., debt; dis
missed at defendants cost.
Porter Sherwood VS.. F. B.Wright,
trespass to try title and sequestra-
ton judgment for plaintiff.
A. Stevenson VS.. Pullman Palace
Car company, damages defendants
motion for new trial overruled and
notice Of appeal given.
In the cases OF p. Madden, Pat
rick O'Donnell and Z. Courtney,
against the San Antonio and Gulf
Shore Railway company ct ell,
suits for debt and foreclosure; j.
II. Stranahan vs.. Geo. Dullnig ct
ais, debt and damages; w. H.
Neal vs.. the San Antonio and
Gulf Shore Railway company ct 81,
on account, the death OF John Ire
land was suggested and the cases
were continued to make parties.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate OF Chas. j. LanghOlZ, de-
ceased; claims OF Mrs. Hanna B.
Taylor and North & Judd Manu-
featuring company approved and
classified.
Estate of the G. NJ. Ellis, de-
ceased; claim OF James Routledge,
approved and classified.
Estate of the Sein minors, report
OF receiver examined and approved
and receiver discharged, Mrs.
Louisa Sein appointed guardian.
Bond, $4,000. The guardian
qualified.
Estate OF Christopher Munk, de-
ceased, and Emma Munk, survivor ;
inventory and aDpraisement and
bond filed and approved.
NEW SUITS FILED.
George Reuter- VS.. r. NJ. Ashley,
Ed. j. Ashley and John Schott,
note, $3.50 and foreclosure OF lien
on lot 81, on Avenue 3, and lots 2
and Z.
NJ. G. and NJ. J. Kelley VS.. j. A.
Daugherty, note $3.50, and to fore
close lien on II LOO acres OF land
in Dimmitt county.
Frank A. Hess VS.. G. f. Jackets
and D. f. Hsrnden, application
for receiver for the Texas Offici Il
Railway Guide, and to recover
$500 in cash and on notes and for
the cancellation OF notes for $3.50.
Judge Green set the case for Thurs
day morning 10 a. m.
REAL ESTATE TRAINERS.
G. A. Briggs and wife to Albert
Briggs, tract of land about twenty
miles southwest OF San Antonio, on
the north side of Honey Branch,
together with the gin property !;
$l,225.
Angela Seguin de Tarin to Joa-
quin Tarin, tract Of land about
eighteen miles south Of San Auto-
MO, on the San Antonio river; 81
and other considerations.
Lizzie Summers, by sheriff, to
Joseph Sheern, lot 8, block l, o. c. !.
3, on Government hill 800.
Il. l.. McGhee and wife to f. d.
Yoskum, lot "a, block 3, East End
1878.
Lizzie Summers by sheriff to
Joseph Sbeern, lot 9, block l, city
lot 3; 800.
FINED FOR GAMING.
Claud and William Small ap-
peared before Justice Devine this
morning on a charge OF playing
cards. They pleaded guilty and
were fined $40 each. A. s. Morton,
who keeps a saloon on Avenue ID,
was fined $25 for permitting gam
ing on his premises. The complaint
was made by J. r. Marable, who
claims he lost $75 last night. The