Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-27
THE cOuRTs.

pany.
THE COURTS.
Department No. 1.-Gardiner, J..
People VS.. Mary White-On motion Of
District Attorney, information dismissed
and defendant discharged.
People VS.. Erastus Hankins-Cau set
for trial at 10 A. NJ. on Thursday, August
23rd.
People vs.. Samuel Cohn--Granted un-
til Thursday, June 2stb, to plead, and
order forfeiting bail bond set aside and
vacated.
People VS.. All Hong-C Cause aet for
trial Saturday, August 25th.
People vs.. Joe Schobineki-Co Continued
until June 9th to plead.
On motion Of District Attorney, infor-
nations were filed against William Ben,
obtaining property by false pretenees,
and All Wing, assault with deadly
weapon, and Thursday set for arraign-
ment.
SET FOR TODAY.
People vs. Joseph Burns, grand lar
ceny-Trial at 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. Joe Skorbinski, burglary
To plead.
DcRAHtAmemt NOs Ss-U8k ulnrE} > :
Estate Of Pedro Talamantes Petition
for partial distribution granted; bond in
SO ,233 each.
Estate Of t. A. Milroy-D Distribution,
continued until 10 A. NJ, on Saturday,
June Both.
Estate of Bernard Newman-Sale Of
personal property confirmed.
Estate Of Arthur 2. Locke Petition
for order Of sale Of realty, continued until
10 A. NJ, Thursday, June 2Sth.
SET FOR TODAY.
Estate of Victor Beaudry-Letters Of
administration and probate Of copy Of
will.
Estate Of Louisa Keller-Probate Of
will and petition for sale Of realty.
Department NO. O'Meiveny, !.
Josephine F. Ortega VS.. Ygnacio Ortega
Decree Of divorce granted to plaintiff as
prayed for in her complaint.
People VS.. B. A. Stephens--Cause con-
tinued to A. N. to-day.
SET FOR TODAY.
Moore VS.. Anderson-Damage trial
set for 8 A. NJ.
Departments No. 4-Hutton, r.
James Pedgrift, q native Of England,
Frank X. Pfaffinger, 9 native OF Bavaria,
Isaiah B. Mayer, Of Canada, and James
Mcclure, Of Great Britain, admitted to
citizenship.
Dunlap vs.. Steere-T Testimony closed
and submitted on briefs; five days to
| plaintiff, and five days thereafter further
| time granted to defendant to present
same, and three days to plaintiff to re-
ply, thereupon cause to stand submitted.
Leighton vs.. Whitaker ct al.-Default
Of the defendant duly entered and decree
ordered as prayed for.
Boufroly VS.. Fo ct al.--Cause set for
trial July Sd at 10 0A.M
SET FOR TODAY.
Burlingame vs.. Short - Damages
passed for the session.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Moriarty vs.. Colori-Appeal; trial al
DAM.
Gage VS.. Hubbell ct al.--Quiet title
| passed for session.
Dimmick vs.. Chapman-Stricken from
calendar.
Township Court-Tauev,
Starr vs. Hart-Cause submitted and
Judgment ordered for plaintiff for the
sum Of 1920. 10 and costs.
Grant vs.. Kelly-Default of the de.
fendant entered and judgment ordered
for plaintiff as prayed Tor.
People vs.. John Il. Jones Threats
discharged.
People VS.. Kramer-Ba Battery, by con.
sent, cause continued until P. NJ, July
10Th.
Reynolds vs. Douillard-On trial.
City Justice Cours-Austin. J.
People vs.. Jane Doe--C Committed; dis
turbing the peace, defendants counsel'l
motion to withdraw waiver of jury
denied; fined $40.
People vs.. Nelson Cruelty
to children; fined $40.
i People VS.. James James-Disturbiug
the peace; fined SIS.
i People vs. All Sing, All Hung, Al
Jim, All Lem and Hung Chune-Playin,
at fan tan; on motion Of the District At
torney the case was transmitted to Jus
tice Court Of B. Taney, where it origin
ally came from.
i People VS.. Walter d. Ford ant
Enriques Sepulveda-.Grand larceny
Ford discharged and Sepulveda ordered
to appear at IL o'clock, June 9th
his case being continued.
4 People vs.. All Heron ct al.--Lottery
continued until the 2Sth Of June at 10 :3(
A. NJ.
| Bowen VS.. Stephens-Costs awarded t
defendant
| People vs.. Chas. Taylor, II. T. Wilson
and Dan Sheehan-Vagrancy; dis
charged.
People VS.. Pat. Hughes-B Battery; OF
motion Of counsel for the defendant bono
altered from 5000 to 500.
SET FOB TODAY.
People vs. Leen Lung ct al.-Visitin,
gambling resorts; examination at 10 10
lA.M NJ.
People vs.. All Ki ct al--Playing fal
tan, at 2P.M NJ.
ON TRIAL FOR LIBEL.
, The Case of u. A. stephens .bcfer
Judge OsMelveny.