Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-17
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-van Fleet, Judge.

MONDAY, February 10th.
Estate of John II. Wilson, deceased-Con-
tinued; TO be set for trial.
Estate of Henry Horstman deceaSed-Con-
tinued until Monday next.
Estate of Harriet Steele, deceased-Order en-
tered settling account and distribution ordered.
Also order allowing Court Commissioner SO for
his services as examiner of the above accounts.
Estate of W. c. Hopping, deceased-Con-
tiuued.
Estate of Benjamin Tebbtts, deceased-Order
entered settling account, and distribution Or
dered. Court Commissioner allowed $50.
Estate of W. Z. Beebe, deceased-Continued
until next Monday.
Estate of John Chatterton, deceased-order
entered that due notice has been given.
In the matter of the Fairs minors Continued
for one week.
Guardianship of Arthur H. O'Niel ct al,
mnors-Continued by consent.
Guardianship of Susie ]. Milliken, minor
q. e. Davis appointed TO represent minor Mat
ter continued until tomorrow.
Guardianship of II. o. Beatty, Jr.-0rler en-
tered confirming sale OF real estate.
People vs.. John Smith, perjury-Defendant
pleads not guilty and is ordered TO appear Tues
day March 3D. for trial.
People vs. All Tie, Observation-Disclosures pleads
guilty, and is ordered to appear on Wednesday
for sentence.
8 H. Pugh, insolvent-Continued
c. W. Cannon, neutrality-suspicious. for
leave TO compromise granted.
His Creditors VS., W. II. RusSell-Demurrer
sustained; twenty days to amend.
f. E. Taylor, insolvent-Submitted, and taken
under adviSement
II. W. Wilson VS.. c. E. Naturalization to dis
miss appeal denied.
Cothrfn vs. Murphy-Continued
H. Hemdoeh vs.. Sarah II. Conner-Con-
tinued.
Application of Henry l. Wiley. for admission
to practice-On motion of c. A. Garter and filing
proper certificate, applicant ordered TO appear
in open Court AT p NJ. tomorrow for eXamina-
ton, and Charles A. Garter, A. L. Hart and ].
T. Carey appointed TO conduct said eXamina-
ton.
court sitting in Bank.
G.. W. Spauding, deceased-Messrs. Matt. f.
Johnson, ID. L. Alexander and J. N. Young, the
committee heretofore appointed TO prepare suit
able resolutions of respect to the memory of the
deceased submitted the following which, on
motion of r. T. Devlin, were adopted, and by
the Court ordered entered upon the minutes.
The Clerk was also directed to forward copy
10 the widow of the deceased:
RESOLUTIONS.
An all-wise and mysterious Providence has
again come among us and served a final sum-
mons upon another of our brothers, and we in
sorrow bow in obedience to the Divine decree
that takes from us our friend and brother,
George w. Spauldlng
Our brother at the time of his death had ar
rived at the age of ripe manhood. He had
passed the age of youth and early manhood and
had reached that period in life when the well
spent efforts of earlier years were bearing their
well-matured fruits. He had not only attained
a reputation among the profession as a lawyer of
learning and ability, but as an author had large
w added to the literature of the law. He pos
sessed Il methOdical and penetrating mind,
which enabled him 10 completely master and
overcome those knotty and difficult questions
connected with the science ofthe law that must
cross the path of every practitioner. He was
ever Jealous and faithful to the interests of his
clients. He was physically great sufferer,
which of late years prevented him from taking
a very active part among us. While he was
naturally ditiident, modest and retiring i'll his
nature vet all who were Intimately acquainted
with him knew that warm, genial and gener-
Gus heart beat within his bosom.
We mourn his loss, and feel that sound and
able lawyer, Il good citizen, an honest and up
right man has gone We will tondly cherish
his memory with that of Cotfroth, Il Hartley,
George R. Moore, Presley Dunlap and hosts OF
others that were his contreres but Il short while
since.
To his sorrowing wife and daughter, who have
thus been bereft of an aifectonate husband and
kind father, we offer our coincidence ana extend
our sympathy.
Department TwO-McFarland, Judge.
Joseph Openshaw VS.. J. NJ. Oler-Transferred
to the Superior Court of Solano county.
Estate of Patrick Sullivan, deceased-Con-
tinued by consent
Hugh Casey VS.. Mike Cronin-Continued until
next Monday at 10 A. NJ
People vs. John Smith ct al.-Demurrer with
drawn as TO one defendant, and taken under ad-
yisement as to the others.
Isaiah Randall VS.. J. H. Scott ct al.-Demurrer
sustained
Friend Il Terry Lumber Company VS.. +: y.
Bush ct a.-Demurrer of Brannan overruled.
Demurrer OF Germania y, and l.. Association
overrHled; ten days to answer.
People VS.. Gold Run Ditch and Mining Com
pany-Continued one week.
Vim. Johnston vs.. George r. Starr-Contlnued
two weeks
Van VOORHEES, VS.. Faconer ct alien days
additional time given to file answer.
County of Sacramento VS.. John I. Cardwell-
Extension OF ten days allowed TO prepare state
ment on motion for new trial.
Richards 81 Knox vs. C. H. Shear-Ordered
that the order for judgment heretofore made
herein be and the same is set aside: and 1t is
further ordered that Mary \. Shear and the Oc-
cidental Building and Loan Association be made
parties defendants herein. Plaintiffs are hereby
allowed to file an amended complaint making
said parties defendants herein.
Thomas McCants vs. L. n. Bush ct aide
murTerS sustained.
Estate of Z. /. Billings, deceased-Continued
until Wednesday next.