Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
OFF FOR A HOLIDAY.
The Superior Judges to Take
a Vacation.
Proceedings Yesterday in the
Various Courts.
Rev. Fleming Gives Bail and Gets
Out of Jail.
The Divorce Mill Grinds Out Several De-
crees-Notes of Cases of Interest
which Were Acted Upon
Yesterday.

The judges of the various departments
of the superior court met in Judge Van
Dykes chambers, yesterday forenoon, to
agree upon time at which the courts
should close for the summer vacation.
After some discussion July 18th was de-
cided upon as a suitable date, and
August 24th as the time of reopening.
The trial calendar will be called in de-
partment one on July 9th and 7th. After
the vacation, the courts, with the excep-
tion of department three, will have
quarters in the new court house build
ing. Vacation will begin in department
six after tomorrow, Judge Shaw having
cleaned up his calendar up to August
10th. During the summer recess two OF
the judges will remain in the city to
take care of whatever probate or insolv-
ency business may come up, while the
others will probably HE themselves
away to the mountains or the sea.
FLEMING SECURES BAIL. ssssgasa
Rev. Samuel j. Fleming perfected his
$4,000 bond before Judge Smith yester-
day morning, and secured his release
from the county jail The sureties
finally accepted by 'the court, after
many had been offered, are as follows,
with the amounts they qualify for: w.
B. Baker, $2500; Jos. Mullally, $4,000;
Geo. J. Binder, $1,000, and w. G. Brad
shaw, $500. As soon as the bond was
completed, Judge Smith issued an order
to the sheriffto release Fleming, and the
ex-minister, haggard and pale, was soon
outside OF the walls OF the Jail and free
man.
THE DIVORCE MILL.
The sensational divorce suit OF Wheat
vs. Wheat was tried behind closed doors
in department five yesterday before
Judge Mckinley, the respondent de-
tending himself. The charges alleged
IN the complaint are babitual intemper
ance, cruelty and failure to provide.
Under the head of cruelty are specified
all manner of assaults made by the hug
band on the plaintiff while the latter
was In state.of pregnancy. A large
number OF witnesses were examined and
the case finally went over till next
Tuesday.
In the case of Calvin VS.. Calvin,
Judge Wade granted decree of divorce
by default.
In the case OF O. B. Allen VS.. J. FL.
Allen, Judge Smith yesterday granted
the husband-a decree as prayed for on
the grounds of desertion.
COURT NOTES.
District Attorney McLachlan yester-
day filed an information in department
one of the superior court charging Tum
See Yuen with numbering Fong Deck at
La Canada. Yuen was examined and
held by Justice Austin after he had been
discharged by Justice Owens. AS more
than thirty days have elapsed since the
examination, AttorneyJ. Marion Brooks
attempted, a week ago, to obtain Yuens |
the petition was refused and the infor-
nation finally filed.
A decree by default was granted yes
terday in department two in the fore
closure suit of J. Wolfskill VS.. F. G. |
Garbutt.
In the matter OF the insolvency of f.
Linde, Judge Mckinley yesterday al
lowed the petitioner to exempt a safe
which had been scheduled among the
assets.
In department four a decree by de-
fault was entered in the foreclosure suit
of M. Goff VS.. M. Mcdonald, the mort
gage involved amounting to $423.17.
The damage suit of Lange ct al. VS..
Winter ct al. was argued in department
four yesterday and finally submitted on
briefs to be filed.
NEW CASES.
Elizabeth A. Cox sues the Los An
geles Terminal railway company to re-
strain the defendant from constructing
or operating a railroad on Ocean Park
avenue in front of plaintiffs property
in the town of Long Beach.
r. G. Guirado files confession OF
judgment in the amount OF 1886 in
favor of Ed Schieffelin on two promis-
sorry notes dated June 80 and August 15,
1888.
The Granite bank of Monrovia sues
A. III. Johnson to obtain judgment on a
promissory note for $4,000 executed on
January s, 1889.
No harm ever done by the use of Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Cheap Excursions.
Remember the. Santa Fe cheap Satur-
day and Sunday excursions to Redondo