Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-23
YALEXSIE vs.. YkLEHGTE.

In her direct testimony Mrs. Valensin
said: In consequence Of father refusing to
give the property to me, he threatened to
leave me and take my child, and he told
me that he had gone to the Italian Consul
TO inform himself whether be could take
the child from me. Then. as I always did
when threat vas made to take my child,
| fell upon nay knees and begged him, and
/ said, Anything in the world | will get
my property, and will give it to YOU but
don't take my child :" and begged OF NV
father to stop told him that it would
kill me if he did not be quiet and not
have these quarrels with Mr. Valensin.
My father wanted ne p leave bin then !;
and l then asked my flther to arrange
matters so that I could re; my in
conn, that ! mint do ~ ! pleased
with i. Thereugun my father took
ua to some gentlemen who were renting
thn place and told them. This is the owner
of this house. Hereafter you will remit
the rents to my daughter" and they were
sent addressed 10 me always after that.
Shortly after, I returned 10 Italy and my in
comes Bera regularly RENTED 10 me, and
rs soon IS they " re received MIR. FaiensiN
took them. TIE money wa9 reuittci bv
drafts on the fareiEn banks, and ] signed
them and gave them to blr. V9!ensiB, but
he NEVER BROUGHT ME- Tas MONEY,
And that continued down to the time we
returned to The United STATES, in 1877. For
about three years all the money received
in Europe he took Before we
left the United States on our
return to Italy Mr. Faiensin caused me 10
dispose Ot some personal property. lie was
in need OF money 10 return 10 Europe, and
wanted to sell some OF my jowClrr. I
happened to have q very handsome dress.
which had taken the fancy Of q lady, and I
Thought / wouid rather sell my dress than
to sell my keepsakes, and this dress was
sold for q thousand dollars, which MI We
lensin took, and 1 do uot know but what
the money was delivered to him. bat do
not remember. ! know | did not have
any Of 1t; and at the same time [ mort
gagged my house for one thousand dollars
which he took. I did not protest against
his taking this money st that time, besluse
| thought it was my duty to give it up to
him, and then | was afraid Of losing my
child. In the spring Of 1878 ! commenced
residing upon that separate estate. II was
MIR. Valcnsins plan 10 go u farming, lie
was opposed by my parents and by myself
Ny parents wished the land to be rented,
as portion OF 1t was already reuted, ana
they wanted the rest 10 be rented.
THEY EVEN BEGGED Mt TO.
Ny father offered 10 get me . house and
residence to live in il San Francisco. Mr.
FaiensiH insisted upon farming the land,
and / thought that he was not capable Of
doing IT, | knew that he knew nothing
about Turning life, sind that he knew ALSO
iute!Y nothing about the country exceyt rs
a watering place, and I did not think he
was Of al capable OF farming. Then l
knew his uncertain dispoaiiiuu-that one
day he likes one thing and another day an
other, and I thought when we stayed there
awhile that he would change lis mind and
want to throw up the business and cause 4
great deal OF loss Of money. And | had
i!esg' lIt,'- III liltL way before rad never
the go, - go, ~'1't-7 90 ~
Bfr v9lansin' q nrano.5fioJl tba+ % a5o.,G5
-,
IN D''A ~ A-lEAlcA'
lie hoped bY coming here to please my
parents, and by that means induce them 10
give me mere money. My iather had just
gained 2 lawsuit. or was about 70 gain it.
IN regard to some I2nd. We learned This
nom me papers and letters from my iatiler,
ana Mr. V&Lcn5in sad t34t lhat was an in
Gu!IE,ethehG lie a3Id SOW yoaT parents
~lIi De aoie 10 give you more money. and
IeI US q thefo anu see n we cannot per
s'l,.le mem - DO IT, r hen Fe came ont
mere we went % my parents IL san Fran
1lo~o' W. "Io'9 10 MY parents Il>C we
r. We 80 ~, ~ Ila'9
10 ~, r., H. -. m.
i;cI-ots 0f b., 60, - - 20
naf in ~, " -
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10, ~ "'ay l''9 ti'--eSS OF ne
7 ~ - - ~ Der
i, - 80 49, 80 ca
r. 80, ~ :-,I - - .ooA Us ~
ff,rI 49, ',' Ga my :. i5T ti'0-.'!lS
s,l, e@cha4 l my house and lot in
Z ID l ! -,'-O'-''' Io' II : -''''o7
THAT WE'RE CONVEYED TO NE
In this county. We arrived in November
spd i w-s exchanged il March OF thencyt
year. The matter OF exchanging MY san i
Francisco prCUcrty for the lands in this |
,ountv p-as under discussion bel7yaen me,
AR. Valensin and others Of nv fou1ilV /!
during that time Mr. Vale7sin sre-esfp1 !
ne EXCHANGE and the oo1r;sitic7 If tLcso !
an.7g II ,-aq h-v ofe,,' erl ! u,rs RI
]laD that wa eh6ul3 m 70 f7rn,inr, !
rLot - 10 80 tbaa g., -
n a n Al In = gNs-s
.bo ,I,a,, Ir,-a e,,7,set,,l = - b;,, 49, 10 |
old me of Il first When ,ya f3-st cay,a - /
.his co,r,t,J NO i;,.,l ar .bo HI -, .
ihogt time.
THz HALL PLACE.
Had not been purchased BY us at that |
lime. 1t was occupied, think. by some |
Indians, bu. Il belonged - Nj Hall. We |
hen had T. small house bn;lt on my land !
ew feet from where our house now |
taads and moved there, end have resided /
here ever since. We had not been living |
Jut g short alno on this Mace before III,
wanted 10 raise money by mort |
,aeiac il and ut first feTe VS. I thfnl. /
Il 600 borrowed from Ra}Iour Gnrbria |
I Co
Question Was y not +bc E7nSea Mor,-
nee ContnaDy2
Answer 7 think II ia onn and tho esn,e-
he Dundee Mortgare C1r1nany enJ Tho
C%n-,,r,z, w cffan
,f.ar tblt ttrre wa a r,as,;o,, IF 6orray,-
NJ money. In o-,ler To escr,ra tbasa loans
Ind ~ sien differsnt Isnrrs wbatav.r
hey v-a-e did NOT - ,rtis Es. oc,