Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-16
THE COURTS.
THE MARRIAGE OF MR.. AND MRS.
]. K. JACKSON ANNULLED.
Mrs. Jackson Gets Half of the Property.
Notes of Other Cases Acted Upon
Yesterday,

Judge Wade yesterday signed decree
( setting aside and annulling the marriage
of Dolores G. GARLIC to John E. Jackson.
The couple have lived in welded rela-
tions for fifteen years, and are now Sc p
arated on the grounds of a prior mar
riage of Jackson in Australia. Mr..
Jackson had been separated but not di-
vorced from his first wife, and had been
led to believe that she was dead. With
this belief he again married. Now it is
shown that the first wife is still alive
and herself married again. Whereupon
the second Mrs. jackson, who has per-
haps grown weary of her life's com
panion, sues and gets half of the prop
erty and the decree as above.
50 NOTES.
John Fischbok, a native of Austria,
was admitted to citizenship, in the
superior court, before Judge Wade, yes
terday.
The case of James Hagar, charged
with burglary, was called in department
one at III a. m. yesterday, but the de-
clared forfeited, and bench warrant
was issued.
o. R. Wanick was arraigned before
Justice Stanton, yesterday, on charge
OF false pretenses preferred by N. Mer-
cadante. The latter acknowledged sat-
isfaction and the case was quashed, costs
being paid by the prosecution.
In Judge McKinley's court, yesterday,
the old case of Harrison against John
son was argued and finally submitted on
briefs. This is case where LAWYERS
claim for Sill is put in as an offset to
DOCTORS bill of $83.
Cowell vs. Whittlesey is the title of a
suit which was in progress before Judge
Van Dyke, yesterday. The case is the
outcome of an unfulflled real estate
contract, dating back to the time of the
boom.
Albert Asevado, young man of the
East Side, was arraighed yesterday on a
charge of disturbing the peace, and will
be tried before Justice Stanton on the
23d.
Victor Saldafia was yesterday arraign-
ed on charge of grand larceny in steal
ing a sorrel horse from one Lavinia
White at Calabasas. He gave bonds,
and will be examined on the 26th inst.
before Justice Stanton.
Richard M. Kavanaugh was yesterday
suing the California Central railway
company for $780, 900 damages sustained
through the loss of his wife, who was
killed in an accident some two years
ago at Pasadena. The case is now on
trial before Judge Wade, and comes up
again Monday.
The case of Bing Hi vs.. Woodbury.,
which was on the calendar of Judge
Clark's court, was yesterday transferred
to department six, the court being
occupied with the Leonis will contest,
which is still on trial. is
James Neary yesterday pleaded guilty
of petit larceny in Judge Owens's court,
and he will be sentenced today. qhy
The case of the People VS.. Black,
charged with compounding crime, was
yesterday continued by Justice Owens
till the Goth. Black is the man accused
OF receiving money in consideration of
not appearing as witness in the case of
Marshal, charged with false pretenses.
W. HI. Syms was arraigned before
Judge Owens on charge of perjury, and
given till the 25th to plead. Bail was
fixed at $780,
in the United States circuit court a
complaint was filed yesterday in case
England, accuse Frank, Grey q Co., of
this city, with infringement in the use
of trade mark.
The case of the People VS.. Red Rice, in
the Justices court, was dismissed on
Thursday. The other kindred cases.
growing out of the arrest of number of
boy thieves, were carried over. There
was no evidence against Red Rice.