Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-29
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

MONDAY January 2Gth
6305-Hyatt vs. Allen-Argued by Pilsbury and
Campbell for respondents, and Budd and Carter Tor
petitioner. and further argument continued until 10
A. u. tomorrow.
10, 436-People vs. Wong All Ngow-on motion OF
D. j. Murphy for respondent it is ordered that the
respondents counsel be allowed three days ad-
ditional time n which TO file briefs.
TUESDAY, January 81, 1880
6905-Hyatt vs. Allen-Application submitted
with leave to respondent Of one day in which TO file
brief
692l-Meyerstein vs. Halsey, Judge, etc-Ar-
gued by Siebcrt for petitioner and Irvine for re-
spondent. Motion To amend writ denied. 1t is
ordered that the writ DE qusshed without preju-
dice.
6921-N eyerstein w. Halsey, Judge, etc.-Argued
By Irvine for respondent, and further argument
cont nued until 10 A N. to morrow. On motion OF
Barbour the writ dismissed so far as 1t relates
to Sheriff Desmond party TO the proceedings.
6516-California Furniture Company vs.. Halsey,
Judge, etc.-0a motion Of Hart for respondent It IS
ordered that the hearing Of this cause be continued
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Department No. 1.
MONDAY January 20. 1880.
I0455-People vs. Green-Argued by Budd for
appellant and cause submitted, with leave to the
Attorney General to file brief within ten DAYS,
showing the matcriality OF the testimony of the
witness.
ordered that this cause be heard in Department
No. l.
s5sl7-Wakelee vs. Davis-Argued by Barnes for
appellant Dorsey for respondent, and continued
to next calendar, with permission to file briefs on
both sides.
Texas Angel having produced certificate of adj
mission TO practice, after an open examination en-
April -, 1866, ordered that entry be made In the
minutes as nitsic pro tune OF that date.
58IG- Mcpherson Ys. Davis-Argued by Barnes
Tor appellant and Dorsey for respondent, and CON
tnue1 to the next calendar, with permission 10 lie
briefs on both sides.
5322- Cornwall vs. Davis-Argued by Barnes for
appellant and Dorsey for respondent, and continued
to next calendar, with permission to file briefs on
both sides.
Department No. g
MONDAY AFTERNOON, January &c, 1880.
In the matter of the admission Of L. T. Bulkeley-1t
appearing to the Court, by afaayit and presenta-
ton OF license duly issued, that said L. f. Bulke
lev was duly admitted to practice i'll this Court
the 18th day of July 1867 but that entry thereof
appears upon the minutes it is ordered that an or
der be entered pro tune, as of said 18th day of
July, 1861 admitting said l.. L. Bukeiey to practice
as attorney and counselor in all the Courts Of this
State.
577O-Chapman VS.. Qunn-Argued by Townsend
for appellant and further argument continued until
tomorrow.
TUESDAY, January 81, 1850.
57T0-Chapman vs. Quinn Argument concluded
by Townsend for appellant and Nourse for respond
ent and cause submitted.
57S9-Argument by Clement for appellant, and
pending the argument the Court took a recess.
WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1880.
10 466-People VS. Crawford Judgment affirmed.
10,3S1--People vs.. All Yute-Jud sment and order
reversed, and cause remanded for new trial. Re-
mittitur forthwith.
10, Catastrophe vs.. SpraGue-0rders reversed with
directions. Remittitur forthwith.
6929-Weil vs. Kenteld-Writ denied The Court
being OF the opinion that the Constitution requires
that each bill should be read three times 1T length,
unless the first two readings be dispensed with by
two-thirds vote, for reasons OF urgency. An opln-
ion will be filed in few daysl
692l-Meyerstein the Superior Court OF San
Francisco-On motion Of Siebert for petitioner, it
is ordered that alternative writ of prohibition
issue in this against the Superior Court of the
city and county of San Francisco returnabe before
| this Court in bank, the 29th day of January,
| 1880, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
696l- California Furniture Company vs.. Halsey,
| Judge, etc.-Argued by Preston for petitioner and
| Hart for respondent, ard cause submitted.
1O,361-EX parte Fraser on habeas corpus Petit
toner remanded. [Sharpstein, j., being disqua-
fled, took part in the discussion of this cause.l
. Department No. /.
WEDNESDAY, January %, 1850.
JS70-Shay vs.. McNamara-Argued by Harrison
for appellant and Thornton for respondent, and
pending argument the Court took recess.
Department No. ?.
5S36-Hawley McCredy-Submitted for appel
liant on points and authorities file
5799-AlvaTadO ct al. VS.. Ces-Argued by Cobb
for appellant, and order affirmed.
5s07-Digg rs vs.. Reay-Argued by Whittemore
for appellant anu Wood for respondent, and pend
ing the argument the Court took recess.