Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-14
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ors oflthe mortgagors and subsequent
purchasers, and encumbfances of the
property in good faith and for value, un-
less it is accompanied by the required
affidavit and recorded in the prescribed
way. The power of the legislature to
regulate the mode by which property
situated within the state shall be con-
veyed and encumbered cannot be doubt
ed The attachment liens of the defend
ant bank must therefore be held superb
or to the complainant's mortgage. For
the same reason the chattel mortgage of
the defendant, which conforms to the
requirements OF the statute, must be
held superior to the mortgage complain
ant. W
The bonds held valid being more than
one-half of the outstanding bonds, the
bill, in view OF the provisions Of the
mortgage sued on and of the pleadings
and proofs in the cause, must be held to
have been we'll filed, and there will
therefore be decree in accordance
with the views above expressed.
COURT NOTES.
In department one OF the superior
court, Yesterday, the time for the ar
raignment OF Mrs. Madrona de outputs,
upon the charge OF adultery, was con-
tinued until May 18th next.
Aaron Abbott appeared before Judge
Smith yesterday for arraignment upon
the charge Of perjury, but continuance
Judge B. n Smith in department one,
yesterday, heard the application Of Joe
Ennis, laborer in the employ of Don
pfr piuo for ~ 1f h,h
directed to Mrs. Johila Gravalja, direct
year-old grand-child, Sadie Ennis, into
court, she having refused to allow him
to have the custody Of the infant.
Judge Smith dismissed the writ, but it
was arranged that the grandmother
should turn the child over to the GUS
tody of the Sisters OF Charity, the
father agreeing to pay its expenses.
The hearing on the petition OF the
heirs Of Irene Abila, deceased, asking
for the removal of B. F. Bragg from the
administratorship of the estate, was
taken under advisement by Judge w.
H. Clark
Judge Van Dyke decided the case of
]. x. Tuffree vs.. A. D. Brock, and E. A.
Meserve vs.. The Pomona Land and
Water company, yesterday. judgment
being rendered for the defendants.
A motion for new trial in the case OF
WIS. Maxwell vs.. Chandler ct al, was
yesterday granted by Judge Van Dyke.
Louis +. Vetterhofer was granted per-
mission to eurtail his name by dropping
the word "hofer" therefrom, by Judge
Mckinley, yesterday.
The preliminary examination into the
y6q M rf}o Oo cf
Indians from the Yuma reservation,
was concluded before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke yesterday and
resulted in their being held to answer
without bail.
For battering butcher named Roth
child a few days ago during an alterca-
ton, John Bartels was yesterday fined
by Township Justice Stanton in the sum
OF $40.
Mrs. B. Whorton, charged with having
embezzled several small articles, was
called for trial in Township Justice
Stanton's court yesterday and failed to
appear. The court ordered that her bail
money, $40, be declared forfeited.
The Kaweah colony trustees will be
tried today before Judge Ross, of the
United States district court, on two
charges each of cutting timber on gov
ernment land. Henry G. Dillon will
defend them, and their defense is that
the land and timber are theirs, entered
more than five years ago. The commits
sioner OF the general land Office decided
in favor of the colonists, and the secre-
tary of the interior against them, thus
leaving the matter to be finally settled
by the courts.
In department five of the superior
court the divorce suit of Mrs. M. l..
Fleming vs. Rev. S. j. Fleming was
taken under advisement
The trial of the case against Petra
Ramirez, charged with having commit
ted the crime of arson at San Pedro,
was indefinitely postponed by Judge
Shaw yesterday. 9a
Samuel Moll, San, Diego pawn
broker, appeared before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke yesterday for
preliminary examination upon the
charge of sending prohibited matter, to
wit, ticket and list of the drawings of
the Mexican lottery through the mails,
on March 7th last, and was held to an
swer under bonds in the sum of $500.