Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT.


MONDAY, April 2S, 1854.
Estate of Thomas Sheehan. deceased-Ordered
that estate be distributed to heirs.
Estate of John A. Fox, deceased-George f.
Bronner appointed administrator. James Par
sons, John Buckley and b. W. Cayanaugh, ap-
praisers.
Estate of Horace B. Eldred, deceased-Con
of will filed and set for hearing by jury May
q, 1884.
Estate of j. &. Pyne, deceased-Kate Pyne ap-
pointed executriX without bond. William Raj
ston, P. r. Beckley and Joseph Hanlon APP
pointed appraisers Notice in REcoRD-u MON.
Estate fl. b. Benefit, Reconsideration for
family allowance, and also petition for home
stead, continued for one week. G. c. McMullen,
A. Burns and Daniel Hite appointed appraisers.
Allowance of S75 per month to family. Petition
to set aside homestead continued one week.
Estate Oft. Van Nechten, deceased-Contin-
Estate of William H. Hoyt, deceased-Contin-
ued one week.
Estate and guardianship of Isaac Joseph ct al.
Order entered confirming sale of real estate.
Estate of Edward Cadwalader, deceased-De-
cree entered setting apart homestead to Louisa
Cadwalader. and also order setting apart for use
of the family certain personal property and
making family allowance
People VS.. Charles A. Gardner, violating
sepulture-C Continued one week.
People VS.. George Cox, grand larceny-Con-
tinued one week.
Meyer VS. Porter Continued one week.
James Humphrey VS.. His Creditors-Decree
entered declaring dividend and discharging
assignee.
s. II. Pugh VS.. His Creditors-Continued by
consent.
People VS.. George Rider bribery-Argued and
taken under adyisement.
People VS.. Henry Ramsey, burglary in the see
ond degree-Prisoner enters Il plea of guilty and
is ordered to appear at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow for
sentence.
People VS.. NJ. Bird burglary-Prisoner enters
plea of guilty and is ordered to appear at 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow for sentence.
People VS.. NJ Bird and Lewis Brady, burglary
Prisoners enter a plea of guilty and are
ordered to appear at 10 4. NJ. tomorrow for
sentence.
People vs. James Dryer, taking money upon
an agreement to conceal crime-Argued and
taken under advisement.
Department Two-McFarland, Judge.
MONDAY. April 2S. 1854.
Harrison Prindle VS.. Carey IL Sons--SiX dollars
and a half stricken from cost bill.
Millicent r. Mauldin VS.. Cox Il Clarke-Con-
tinued one week.
&. L. Clark VS. Nathan Webb-Continued by
consent
All Cue VS.. Levi Painter-C Continued for one
week.
People VS.. H. NJ. LaRue ct al.-Argued and
submitted and taken under advisement.
Friend Il Terry Lumber Company VS.. P. A
| Miller-Continued TO April 30th.
stephen ID. Neyant VS.. Central Paclhc Rall
road Company-Demurrer to complaint sub
mitted and overruled; twenty days to answer
notice waived.
Elizabeth Hughes vs.. Hugh Hughes-Contin
ued one week.
Daniel Meyer VS.. J. y. Porter-Continued one
| week by consent.
| F. Roeding VS. J. n. Porter-Same order
| Max Hansmeister VS.. J. \. Porter-SaInt
| order.
Bronner vs. s o. sallars-Continued for on,
week.
! Melvin Joseph VS.. r. s. Carey ct al.-Cost bill
| retaXed, and now stands in the sum of S2o.
| All Low VS.. w H. Wood-Motion for a new
/ trial submitted and overruled; notice waived.
| Jesse Rice and wife VS.. J. H. Instrumentation
! to compel B. W. Wilder to pay costs and iudg
ment withdrawn.
Daniel Meyer VS.. J. N Porter-Hearing of rul,
! to show cause why writ of mandate should no
| issue, continued, by consent for one week
Estate of T. l.. Billings, deceased-Continuet
| for one week
| Annie E. Dufour vs. Central Pacific Railroad
! Company-Demurrer to complaint submitted
| and oyerruled; twenty days to answer; motto
waived.
| J. NJ. Gwynn VS.. d. Hamilton-Motion for
new trial submitted and overruled.
Brockway VS.. Lovdal-ExecutriX substitutes
as party plaintiff, instead of S. L. V. Brockway
| deceased.