Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12
Court Notes.

Claude L. Hill was in court yesterday
morning with his attorney, M. E. @.
Munday. The information contained
an error in the name Of the defendant in
one place, where it was written Claude
S. instead of Clande l.. BY consent of
the defendant he withdrew his plea OF
not guilty to this information, and the
name being corrected he was rear
raigned and granted until next Monday
to plead.
On motion of the district attorney, in
Judge Smiths court yesterday morning,
the information charging Chris jam
with incest was dismissed, and new
information was filed charging the de-
fendant with rape, December 18th being
set for his arraignment upon the new
charge.
An information was filed by the dis.
trict attorney against Louis G. Tucker,
charging him with burglary, in having
entered the room OF Sarah Mitchell, No
vember 18th, with intent to commit
grand larceny.
Judge Wade yesterday adjudged Jo-
seph Schurtz an insolvent, and made an
order for him to file schedule and in
ventory.
In the case OF Plant vs.. Clement, as
constable, 80 days. additional time was
granted to the plaintiff by Judge Wade
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motion for a new trial, and stay of exc
cution was granted during that time.
Judge Wade pronounced the sureties
sufficient yesterday on the bond of
Joseph B. Binford, appointed trustee for
Mrs. Maria g. Binford, to carry out
special trust for property in Kentucky.
W. Heatherly was arraigned yesterday
before Justice Stanton, charged with
stealing a chicken from II. Cohen at
Verdugo. Search warrants were also
issued at the complaints of other parties
to have the defendants blacksmith
shop searched, in the hope of finding
property which has mysteriously disap.
peered in that neighborhood.
decree was granted by Judge Wade
as prayed in the case OF Kentcher VS..
Bernard, and $243.5S was paid to the de-
fendant in open court.
A writ of possession was ordered to
issue by Judge Clark for certain real
property in the case of Kerwin VS..
Doyle. IN which default judgment was
rendered several days ago.
Jack Cufhield, a violently insane man,
As years DID, was examined before Judge
shaw yesterday afternoon and commit.
ted to the asylum at Agnews. The poor
fellow was very wild during the exami.
nation. His mania is of religious ten
dency.
In the divorce suit OF Lichtenstein vs.
Lichtenstein, Judge Shaw ordered that
an allowance of $50 for attorneys fee
heretofore made. be paid to plaintiff ss
aimony.
Judge Shaw granted Mrs. Ella r.
Jennings divorce from A. H. Jennings
on the ground OF desertion.
In the foreclosure euit of Brill vs,
Shafer on a note, decree as prayed was
granted by Judge Shaw.
Carrie Malen. a young woman trou-
bled with delusions that she is being
followed by come one v ho wants to kill
her, was examined for insanity before
Judge Shaw and committed to the
county hospital.
Francis Beckwith, native OF Ireland
was admitted to citizenship by Judge
Van Dyke.
Mrs. M. Balshaw was granted di
vorce from her husband, VIM. Bal haw
on the ground OF cruelty and intem.
perance.
The testimony showed that he had
threatened the life of his wife and that
owing to his habits of dissipation she
had been obliged to support herself.
In the case of j F. Adams vs.. D. Bur.
bank, before Judge Mckinley, the plain.
tiff refused to remit any part OF the
judgment. new trial was granted and
it was set for January 9th.
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