Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-21

Inc r. L, Horton for admission to the
bar.
SET FOR TODAY.
Sipe vs. Lamb.
Department. No. 3-O'Melveny, j.
Laughlin vs.. Thompson-Replaced on
calendar and passed for the session.
Ernst Pfenning, a subject of Germany,
admitted to citizenship.
SET FOR TO DAY.
Root & Son Music Co. vs. Chadwick.
Department No. 4-HutsOn, j.
When court adjourned Wednesday
evening the case of Kelley ct al. vs.. Mat
lock was submitted and three days given
defendant to file briefs and two days to
plaintiff to file reply briefs.
Gilbert vs. Morgsn-Ten days granted
plaintiff to file an amended complaint.
Gilman vs. Crosby ct al.-Ten days
granted defendants to plead.
Hudson VS.. Van Houten ct al.-Dis-
missed without prejudice on motion of
plaintiff.
Dorwood vs.. Moore - Time given
plaintiff to file amended complaint.
Beaudry VS.. Knox-Attachment dis
solved.
Cannon vs.. Botsford-Demurrer over
ruled; ten days to defendant to answer.
Pickering Land and Water Company
vs. Putnam also vs.. Gregg & Cole-Por-
tions of defendants answer stricken out !;
motion relative to other parts of answer
denied.
Ford VS.. Stuhr-Demurrer sustained /;
ten days to plaintiff to amend complaint.
San Gabriel Wine Company We. Burke
Demurrer to amended complaint over
ruled; ten days to defendant to answer.
San Jose Ranch Company vs.. Palo-
mares-Preliminary injunction hereto
fore issued modified and ordered such
injunction to be amended as follows
Inserting "and cutting the trees growing
thereon or looping off the branches
thereof or otherwise mutilatipg the said
premises, or in any way interfering with
or destroying tie said trees growing
thereon or in any manner injuring the
said property, provided that
y defendant may plow, SOW and farm so
much of the same as shall not exceed the
number of acres claimed, etc."
Mosher vs.. McLain-Ten days to de-
mur to answer of defendant.
Jacoby vs. City of Pasadena-Twenty
days granted plaintiff to answer or demur.
Graves vs.. Pasadena-Same order.
Pasadena Hardware Company vs.
Webster-Findings and judgment for de-
fendans ordered prepared and sub
mitted.
SET FOR TO DAY.
Breakey vs.. Lemmert ct al.
New Gases.
M. L. Wicks, trustee for the Temecula
Land and Water Company has COM
menced foreclosure suit against N. G.
Yocum ct al. on mortgages given on
realty in security of two promissory
notes aggregating. with interest,
SAG, ,773 06. The notes were executed by
Yocum individually and endorsed by H.
w. Ogden and 7. F. Flynn. Besides
these three principal defendants there
are twenty-nine more co-defendants
who are indirectly connected with the
suit, and nearly all of whom are regis
tered in the complaint under fictitious
names.
J. A. Latham has made complaint
against II. Ridgway for judgment on
promissory note for 1924. Al with interest
at per cent. from November 12, 1884.
Marcus Yorba, administrator of the es-
tate of Saila Yorba, deceased, has
brought suit against the California Cen
trail Railway Company to dispute the
title of the company's assumed right of
way through tract of land lying ada
cent to the city Of Los Angeles on the
south.
M. Erratchee has begun suit against
Laurent Etchelpare for the appintment
of receivership and to compel an ac-
counting.
q. Decker has asked for letters of ad-
ministration in the estate of William
Stack, who died November 9TH last.