The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-06
COURT NOTES.

A. l.. Whitney was granted divorce from
Fannie Whitney by Judge Trout yesterday on
the ground OF desertiou.
The estate of Abel Guy Is reported in condl-
ton for distribution. The total value OF the es-
tate accounted for is S261,63 So
Elizabeth Leggett, accused OF having assaulted
Mary Higgins With n crockery pitcher ON the 9th
OF February, was found not guilty yesterday.
Jennie Silberstein applied for letters on the es-
tate of her husband Julius, who died ID January
leaving property ON Bush street valued at $4,000,
but mottgaged Tor 5000.
Dr. George Nj. Terrell has been sued by the
Lewis Publishing Company of Chicago. ILL.,, for
$23. balance on his subscription TO the work
THE Bay OF San Francisco"
The Fidelity Building and Loan Association
has filed certificate with the County Clerk that
II will continue existence under the amended
law approved March 81, 1891
Complaints for divorce have been filed by Will
liam A. Wshart against Georgia NJ. WIshart,
Joseph L. Glickman against Chippie Gllckman,
and Albert Waits against Sara j. Watts.
Herman Mesenburg has asked for guardian
ship letters over Fritz Mund. aged years, who
has $1,000 coming to him from the Chosen
Friends on The certificate OF his grandmother.
The marriage between George l.. and Mary A.
Delmer was annued yeste rday by Judge Levy.
They have never lived together. She concealed
Der physical condition from him when they mar
ried.
Judge Finn Will be moved on Friday to dis
miss, for want OF prosecution. The suit OF the
People against Leland Stanford and others, IN
volVng the corporate existence OF the PotrerO
and Bay View Railroad.
John c. Hows has asked for letters on the es-
tate of his father, George w. Howe who died on
tie % h ult.. leaving real property valued at
$4,000, besides 1856 cash. The heirs are mar
ried daughter and the son.
Special letters have been asked on the estate of
J, r Smith, who died on the 3Oth OF April, 1892,
at Ion, England. He lett here $4,000 In Sc:
euttIes and also real estate. The total value OF
the state is about $4,000.
Tie Blythe estate has asked for permission to
n Market
street occupied by them for lS years. The pro-
posed lease Is for five years from August, 1892,
al a monthly rental OF $3.50.
John Curtin, accused OF grand larceny for
stealing SO 80 from a man, was found not guilty.
Gus Miller, his co-defeudant, pleaded guilty aud
was sentenced by Judge Wallace to impTison-
ment at Folsom for Two years.
w. N. Staley has Instituted suit 10 restrain
John Foley from taking rock In front OF lot on
Thriy-irst avenue, south OF Point Lobos avenue.
Slaley has been authorized by the Supervisors TO
do the work. and has, moreover, the authority OF
the properfy-Owners.
Jonathan S. Kttle has fled report as execu.
Tor OF the estate OF Nicholas &: Kittle bis
heirs oppose the continuation on the ground
that he has drawn more money from the estate
than he Is entitled 10.
A claim OF $50 900 on a note OF February II,
1887, signed by samson A. aud Caroline +. l..
Ianis, has been allowed In favor OF the Board Of
Regents OF the University OF California and
against her estate, now in probate.
II. Takakl, "a subject OF the Mikado has sued
A. Schwartz OF $40 Kearny street to recover
$3.50 SO damages for assauilng him aud throw
he had come TO exchange for smaller pair slip
pers previously bought on that day.
Judgment has been given by Judge Slack In
the case of Annie X. T. Stafford as administrators
of The estate of Isaac Van ii. SatfoId VS.. Annie
Nj. Trlplett that The latter holds 5000 10 In
trust tor Annie I. Stafford until she Is Is years
OF age. The ward is daughter OF the plaintiff
and the money had been deposited In court by
The Home Benefit Lille Association.