Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11

levying an attachment on property OF
the plaintiff alleged to be homestead,
was tried, argued and submitted.
Judge Clark yesterday granted the
motion of the defendant in the case of
w. F. Heathman vs.. j. D. Bethune, to
dissolve an injunction restraining the
defendant from levying an attachment
on an alleged homestead.
In department two, yesterday, in the
foreclosure case of Batcheller VS.. An
derson ct al the plaintiff was granted
decree by default.
The habeas corpus cases OF Lille
Bailey, charged with robbery, andH OF
Woo Chung, were continued by Judge
Mckinley yesterday until this after
noon.
Attorney A. A. Montafio yesterday ap-
piled for writ of habeas corpus for the
release of All Sing, in department. one.
The petition for the writ states that the
defendant has been committed for trial
more than thirty days, and that the dis
trict attorney has failed to file any in
formation in the case.
The Sier Yuen, which was set for yes
terday, in department one. was con-
tinued till September 18th, owing to the
trial of Lee and Trehannier being in
progress.
The case of w. Hayes vs. Perry Davis,
an action to quiet title, was heard yes
terday by Judge Van Dyke. The plain
tiff made no appearance, and after some
testimony had been heard, Judgment
was ordered for defendant.
Judge Wade yesterday ordered de-
cree OF foreclosure entered, by default,
in the case OF Ink vs.. Scott ct al The
mortgage amounted to 5000.
In the case of Longstreet vs.. Thomp-
son ct al, the plaintiff was given de-
cree OF foreclosure on a $4,000 mortgage,
yesterday, by Judge Wade. There was
no defense offered.
Jennie M. Botello has commenced a
suit against Machovia A. Botello for di-
vorce.
Carrie B. Clarke is also suing James
A. Clarke for similar decree.
NEW CASES.
The following litigation was COM
menced yesterday:
Horace Bell sues B. Ballerino for judg-
ment in the sum of $500 for attorneys
fees.
VIM. f. Nordholdt ct al. sue Celestin
Save ct al. to obtain possession of cer-
tain premises, and for $3.50 defaulted
rent.
D. r, Brearley sues A. T. Taylor ct
al. to recover $146.17 on a street assess
ment.
julius Koebig sues the Southern Pa
cific company ct al. for $34, ,S91.26 dam
ages caused by the obstruction OF the
Los Angeles river by a bridge and the
consequent washout.
ToL-
and Pacific railway company and Her
man Silver to forfeit rights of way.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Southern Pacific railroad company
sues Arthur A. Sparks ct al. to set aside
a patent to the southeast quarter of sec
ton IS, township N, range l west, S.
B. NJ, consisting of 100 acres.
The Southern Pacific railroad company
sues T. B. Fawcett to annul patent to
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 25, township N, range l east, s. B.
M, containing 200 acres.
The Southern Pacific railroad company
sues Ezra Norris ct al. to annul patent
to south one-half OF the northeast ore
quarter of section IL, township 2 N,
range west, S. B. NJ, so acres.
POLICE COURT NOTES.
Mart Bevins and ]. E. Boyce, who
were arrested by Officer Collins for fast
driving, were fined yesterday by Justice
Austin.
George Smacel was arraigned before
Justice Austin yesterday on a charge Of
| indecent exposure. His trial was set
for today.
Hervey Gudic, the mac arrested few
days since for vagrancy, pleaded guilty
before Justice Austin yesterday after
noon. George Abbott another of the
same ilk, was found guilty of disturbing
the peace and fined $25 Gudic was or
dered to appear for sentence on the 18th
and was released without bail. SEN
tence in Abbott's case was suspended "a
hours. Both men promised to get out
of town as fast as they can go.