Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-17
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SATURDAY, NAY II, ISL.
6635-Estate of Hinekley, deceased. Petition
have cause heard in bank granted.
10 603-People vs.. Nchols-Petition to lissecaus
heard in bank denied.
75S7-Yen Rounn vs. Superior Court Of San Fran
cscc-Pettion to have cause heard in bank granted
6T0S-Gately VS.. decentralization 70 have caus
heard in bank granted.
MONDAY, May 10, 1851.
The Court met at 10 o'clock A. M present-
ton, j., Mckee, j. Myrick, g.; Ross j., sharpstein
j.; Gross, Clerk; Finkler, BaiIiff.
77T4-Wood VS.. Board OF Election Commissioners
etc.-Argued by Ash, Baggett and Quint for pcti
toner and Barbour Clark and Hoye for respondents
and ordered that respondents have five days in whicA
to file brief, that petitioners have I've days which
to reply, and that cause be submitted upon the filing
of such briefs.
775i- Newcomb vs. Tisgiale ct al On motion OF
A. l.. Hart for respondent ordered that respondent
have ten d Us from this date in which to file brief
and that cause be submitted upon filing such brief
7730-Milier VS.. Heilbron-0n motion of Attor-
ney General Hart, ordered that appellant have ten
days in which to file brief herein, the cause to be
submitted upon the filing of such brief.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
MONDAY, May 16, 1881.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
McKinstry. ]: Mckee, j.: Ross, j.. Gross, Clerk
Finkler, Bailiff.
snt ordered that the appeal elm be and the
is hereby dismissed
7S30-williams vs. Board of Supervisors of Sacra-
mento county On motion OF Gordon for petitioner
and stipulation file, ordered that cause be sub
mitted on points and authorities on file.
7427-Thorel vs. Figg-B By consent, ordered that
the appeal herein be and the same is hereby dis.
missed.
774S-Rec.amation District No. los VS.. Hickok-
On motion OF Treadwell for respondent, and Clerks
certificate on ie ordered that the appeal herein be
and the same is hereby dismissed.
F. Hayward vs.. James j. McDonald-On motion
and affidavit Of H. c. Hassett counsel for appellant,
ordered that appellant be allowed twenty days ad.
dltiona time in which to file transcript OIL appeal
herein
1852 People VS.. Donnelly- On motion of Hassett
for appellant and by consent, ordered that appel
liant have twenty day s. in which to file brief herein,
and that respondent have ten days in which to re.
piy and that this cause be submitted the filing
OF such briefs.
on motion of Henry Edgerton, ESQ.,, it was or
dered that Harrison Prindle be admitted to prac-
tice.
6S56-Pacifc Life Insurance Company vs. Stroup
Argued by Young for appellant and Catlin for re-
spondent, and submitted
74S9-Fratt vs.. WhiJtier-Argued by Edgerton
for appellant and Freeman for respondent, and SUBJ
mitted.
1921 Hogaboom vs.. Ehrhardt-Argued by Nc
Kune for appellant and Freeman for respondent,
and submitted.
observation-disclosures vs.. Bellmer-Argued by Free.
man for appellant and Taylor for respondent, and
submitted.
77O5-Carey ct al. vs.. Rae ct al.-Argued by
George and McKuue for appellant and Catliu for
spondent and submitted.
1901 heller ct al. vs Such-Judement affirmed.
McKINSTRY, J.
We concur: ROSS, }.
MCKEE, ].
Adjourned sine die.
DEPARTMENT TWO
Court met at o'clock P. NJ. Present-Morrison,
c. j., presiding Thornton, j.; Myrick, j.;
Sharpstein, j.. ]. N. Post, Deputy Clerk Perria
Kewan, Bailiff.
7722-F Frank vs.. Superior Court of Iuyo county
By consent Of petitioner herein ordered that the
petition herein be and the same is hereby dismissed
69l3-Beals, Administrator, vs. Croly-Argued by
Wety for appellant and Tubbs for respondent and
submitted.
7IO6-Booth vs. Galt-Argued by Waring for ap-
pellant, and submitted.
74SS-Christy Vs. Fisher Argued by Catlin for
appellant and TAYLOR for respondent, and submitted.
1o64u-People vs.. Spect-Appealed dismissed by
the Court.
7535-Davis vs. Drew-Argued by Titus for ap-
pellant and Catlin tor respondent, and submitted.
7567-Bixer vs.. Board Supervisors Sacramento
county-Argued by Armstrong for appellant and
Gordon for respondent, and submitted
Adjourned until A. NJ. tomorrow.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
IN BANK.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock An.
CALENDAR
7765-People REL, etc. vs.. Parks ct al.
77l0-Peope ex REL, etc vs. Harvey.
7T32-People eX REL, etc. VS.. Henry
10,5S5-Pecple vs.. Campbell.
7473-San Francisco Gas Light Co. w. Dunn
Auditor.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Court meets at 9 o'clock AN
csLEsDAR.
7210-Reese W. Hoeckei
7i03-Hoeckel VS.. Reese
7522-Hartson ct al. vs.. Shanklin.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.
MONDAY, May IS, 1881.
Estate of John steinmiller deceased. Sale of real
estate confirmed.
Estate OF John Campbell deceased. Letters Of
administration issued to Frances Campbell bond
fixed at 5000. w. d. Comstock, j. L. Huntoon and
S. b. Smith were apI onted as appraisers.
Estate of Thos. Hannah, deceased. Letters Of adj
ministration issued to tie Public Administrator,
de bonas non.
Sacramento Lumber Co. vs.. C. SCHNEIDER ct al
Motion to file amended, answer dismissed
s H. Davis ct al. VS.. w. P. Coleman Continued
to May Is, 1881.
Estate Of Mrs. Patsey Washington, deceased
Settlement OF fnal account accepted, and dstribu-
ton of estate ord red
Application of Annie A. Woodward to be sole
trader petition granted.
Estate OF RosanBa Reid, deceased. Decree of due
notice to creditors entered.
The People vs.. John Wagner isdemeanor,
appeal from Police Court. Judgment OF Court below
reversed and defendant discharged
Estate OF f. Blanc, ceased Final account ac-
cepted, and order of final distribution of estate
Estate Of George Thisby, deceased. Decree of
due notice to creditor, having been giver.
c. II. China Cd al vs.. G. il. Curtis--Demurrcr
to complaint held good, with leave to amend in 10
days Motion to dismiss as to plaintiff, Nettie Gill
man, granted.
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for default overruled, and exception noted.
Esta, OF Enoch d. Matter, deceased. Decree Of
discharge of executor.
W. B. Mcclellan VS.. His Creditors-Order setting
aside homestead granted.
Estate OF c. c. Hayden, deceased. F. r. Dray,
Chas. Parsons and G. IL. Krebs appointed al :
praiser5.
David McEwing, native of Canada upon filing
declaration, and upon testimonycf Lee Stanley and
John Doyle, was admitted to citizenship.
The People VS.. Nancy A. Observation-Disclosures
Of statement and bill of exceptions postponed until
May 49, 1881.
P. II. Coggins vs.. The City of Sacramento-The
demurrer to plaintiffs complaint having been sus-
iained the plaintiff appears in Court and declines
to amend his complaint, and thereupon it is ordered
by the Court that the case be dismissed.
d. V. b. Henara vs. Cbas II. Shear-Submitted
upon motion to set aside answer for want OF yerii-
cation, and for judgment upon defanlt.
Anton Heimrath VS.. Jas. w. Shsn1ln, Surveyor
General-Apphcation for writ of mandamus. De-
MUIR r sustained and 10 days allowed to answer.
CLARK, Judge.
l.. G. Chand vs.. Thos Jackson ct al.-Demurrer
to complaint withdrawn; defendant allowed five days
20 answer, and case set for trial June l, 1881.
Estate Of j.. II. Gould, deceased. Petition for
settlement Of .inal account and for distribution
submitted
The Peoi ,e vs. Robert alacball- Indictment for
grand larceny. Continued for the sess or.
The People vs. Wm. WilliamS-Conycted Of
grand larceny. . me for passing senterce set foi
Goth inst, and Official reporter directed to trans
cribe his notes of the testimony of The trial into
long hand
Tae People VS.. George wiisan-Information FOL
burglary. Case continued to oath inst
Adjourned
ro.DAY's cALESpAR.
No cases set
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