Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-13
THE COURTS.
AN ORDER TO PAY INTEREST ON
CABLE ROAD BONDS.
ment to Napa-Notes of Cases Acted
Upon Yesterday-New Suits.


Upon Yesterday-New Suits.
Judge Wade yesterday granted the pc
tition OF ]. f. Crank, receiver of the Pa.
cific railway company, for an order in
structing him to pay the interest on GER
tain bonds, 1856 in number, issued by
the Los Angeles cable railway company
in 1887. The following order was signed
by the court, the title of the case under
which the receiver was appointed being
Edward r. Russell VS.. The Pacific rail-
way company:
''The petition of ] f. Crank, the re-
ceiver appointed in the above entitled
cause, praying for an order directing
him to pay interest on S36 bonds issued
by the Los Angeles cable railway COM
pany coming on regularly to be heard,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that it is to the best interest
of said company and the creditors there
of that the interest on said 1886 bonds,
which became due under the terms
thereof on the 10th day of December,
1890, amounting to $12,540, be paid,
therefore it is ordered that said receiver
is hereby directed to pay said interest
on or before the 10Th day of June, 1891.
VIM. p. WADE, Judge.
RENAULT's TRIAL CONTINUED.
Yesterday was the day fet for the trial
of ]. Renault before Judge Smith upon
the charge of attempting to rape Mrs.
Emma Eicholz. The prosecuting attor-
ney made an appearance, however, and
asked for continuance OF the case on
the grounds that two of his material
witnesses, Mrs. Emma Eicholz and Mrs.
M. L. Collins, were both too ill to at
tend court. There being no objection
on the part of the defense the trial was
reset for June 22nd.
COMMITTED TO NAPA.
Hercules A. Juarez, a 16-year-old boy,
whose parents reside in Santa Barbara
county, was yesterday examined for in
sanity in Judge Shaw's court, before a
commission composed of Drs. William
Chapman and HI. Nadeau. DR.. III. G.
Gillingham testified that the boy worked
for him three months ago. His hallu-
cination was that he was continually
having fights, in which he invariably
conquered, but that he was always get
ting hurt on the neck. G. L. Cruz also
testified, and Juarez was finally COM
mitted to Napa. His malady was the
result of onanism.
COURT NOTES.
The argument in the case of Bull VS..
Strong was continued before Judge
Wade yesterday. During the day attor-
neys John S. Chapman and S. M. White
had the floor, both in behalf of the de-
tense. The argument is not yet COM
plete.
The trial OF the case of I. Bevione VS..
Pierre. suit for damages alleged to
have been caused by the tearing down
OF a wall forming one side OF building
in which the defendant had his saloon,
was concluded yesterday in department
four, argued at length, and at 4.30
O'Clock went to the jury, who shortly
afterward rendered verdict for the
defendant.
The suit of B. ]. Reeve Vs. G. Save
and Jean Pouyfourcat, an action to
recover $37l.31 for labor and services,
was dismissed by stipulation in depart
ment four yesterday.
The damage suit of w. l.. Webb vs.
the Redondo railway company, an
action to recover $3484, the value OF
property burned in fire said to have
been started by sparks from the defend
ants locomotives, will be tried before
jury in department four today.
Judgment by default was entered yes
terday in favor of plaintiff in depart
ment four in the case OF r. E. Thomas
VS.. L. l.. Stanley, suit to quiet title to
the N Z "a OF the n E a OF sec. z, T 2
S, r 13W.
Mrs. Lucy Tutaine was taken before
Commissioner Van Dyke yesterday on
charge of forcibly entering on and tax
ing possession of lands in the Banning
reservation for Mission Indians. Her
examination will take place today at the
same time as that of her son, who was
arrested Thursday on the same charge.
The case of the First National bank of
Pomona VS.. HI. r. O'BrIen, an action for
breach OF contract which has been on
trial in department five for the past
week, was completed yesterday and sub
,mitted on briefs to be filed.
NEW CASES.
Andrew Glassell sues Moye L. Wicks
ct al. to foreclose mortgage given to
secure a promissory note for $2085, exc
cuted on February II, 1887, and all but
$500 of which has since been paid.
The First National bank of Pasadena
sues Samuel Palmateer to foreclose a
mortgage given to secure a promissory
note for $4,000, executed ON June 6, 1889.
The First National bank of Pasadena
sues Mary Palmateer ct Ito foreclose
mortgage given to secure a promissory
note for $2400, executed on October Is,
1888.