Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-22
THE COUNTS.
SUPREME COURT.
SATURDAY, November 10, 1881.

DEPARTAhNT TWO.
7980-James Strathern Va. Sullivan, Judge. B,
| the Court.
In this matter, on reading and filing petition Of
James Strathern it is hereby ordered that an alter
native writ Of mandate issue directed to ]. +. Su
van. Judge OF the Superior Court OF the city and
county OF San Francisco, directing him to settle
bill of exceptions in the action Of James Strathern
L. Dakin ct all by striking therefrom all useless
and redundant matter IN conformity to said petition
or show cause before this Court at the Court room
Of Department Two thereof in the city and county
Of San Francisco, the first day OF the January
session, at the opening OF the Court on that day,
why he does not settle said bill as asked for in SAID
petition 1t is further ordered that all proceedings
on appeal or on Diminishing appeal herein be stayed
| until the further order OF this Court, and that a
copy of this order be served upon j. F. Sullivan,
Judge of said Court, and upon the defendants in
said action.
MONDAY, November q, 1881.
IN BANK.
slo3-Sulivan vs. Shankin-ordered by Chief
Justice Morrison that this be assigned to De.
partmsllt One.
DEPARTMENT oxs.
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present
McKinstry, j, presiding Myrick, j.; Ross j.;
Martin, Deputy Clerk Finkler, Baiiiff
Sl03-Suliivan vs. Ssanklin-On motion OF Har-
rington, for petitioner, it is ordered that an alter
native writ OF mandate issue herein, returnahle
before Department One. By consent of Deputy
Attorney General White the issuance of an alter.
native writ is waived.
s062-Todd ys. Meriap-On motion of Goodwin
and stipulation file it is ordered that the appeal
herein be and the same is hereby dismissed at the
cost of appellant.
On motion of Goodwin, it is ordered that the
Nessler ys. Bglow be substituted in place OF
Todd VS. Merriam, No. S062, for Tuesday, November
p, 1881, in this Department
7S40-Cark VS.. Ritter ct al-Argued by futile
for appellant and Hale for respondent and fifteen
days allowed to respondent to file brief herein,
with fifteen days 70 appellant to reply cause to be
submitted thereupon.
7996-Certral Pacific Il. R. Co. vs. Mudd ct al
Argued by Redding for appellant and Alberry for
respondent, and submitted.
7752-Cook VS.. Pendergast-Argued by Flint for
appellant and Hart for respondent, and submitted.
7S93-Logan vs.. Talbot-Arguea by Alberry for
appellant and Hart for respondent, and submitted
admission of Edward d. SNeeny-On motion of
Clinton I. White. Esq, and presentation of license
from the Supreme Court OF the State of New York,
and evidence Of coed moral character it is ordered
that Edward d. Sweeny be and he is hereby adj
mitted to practice as attorney and counselor in
all of the Courts OF this State.
S103-Sulliyan vs. Shanklln-Argued by Hyde for
petitioner aud Deputy Attorney>Genera White for
respondent, and respondent allowed ten days to file
brief herin, with five days thereafter to petitioner
to reply; cause to be submitted thereupon.
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
SO6l-Green VS.. acknowledgment reversed
and cause remanded, with direction to the Court
below to override demurrer. The Court.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Morrison, c. j.; Thornton j.; Sharpstein, j.. G. N.
Post, Deputy Clerk Perrie Kewen, Bailiff.
734S-Bcnnett vs.. Matteson-0n motion Of Searles
for appellant, and by consent, appeal dismissed.
7490-Ferguson vs.. Nevllle-Ou motion of John
son Tor appellant continued for the session.
so29-Harris VS.. Harris Argued by Spencer for
appellant and Hart for respondent and respondent
allowed ten days to file brief and appellant ten days
to reply thereto cause to be thereupon submitted
S0S7-Harris Hariis-Argued by Hart snd
Kelly for appellant and Spencer for respondent, and
submitted.
7761-Mount Blanc c. G. NJ Co. vs. De Bour and
Evanston motion of Johnson, order ed that this
cause be continued for the session.
SO50-Sloss vs. Acknowledged by Seawell for
appellant and Spencer for respondent and SUBJ
mitted.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
7676-Crane VS.. CARLY the Court. Judgment
affirmed.
1868 lie Roy vs. Milliken-Judgment affirmed
THORNTON, J.
We concur: MYRICK, j., SHARPSTEIN, J.
TO-DAYs CALENDAR.
DEPARTMENT oSE-Meets at 10 A. NJ.
7910-NIck erson vs.. California Raisin Company.
7916-Funk Va. Sterrett.
7753-Dayis vs.. Baugh.
Nesser VS.. Biglow.
7641-Goodwin VS.. Goodwin.
DEPARTMENT lwo.-Meets at 10 A. N.
1879 Granger VS.. Original Empire u. Co.
S005-S ey nlour vs.. Wood.
7997-Montgomery, Estate Of
79t2-Evans ct al. vs. Jacobs ct al.
7971-Evans es al. vs. Jacobs ct al.
773l-Murdock We. Clark ct al.