The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-02
COURT NOTES.

In The estate OF George Torrens. SOL 1913 was
reported for distribution 10 relatives 10 sixteenth
and foriy-second parts.
Complaints for divorce have been filed BY Mel
lie MOuser against George L. MouSef, and Nellie
Gibson against Alex Gibson.
The Hibelnia Bank has sued Niles Sioholm 10
recover 5000 on note OF Aprll Z, 1886. and TO
foreclose on the property Oh tie northwest cor
ner Of Powell aud Suffer streets.
William Beckman desires letters OF guardian
ship over Tie person and estate OF j. A. Elliott,
who was committed 10 Agnews on The Goth ult.
lie has an estate OF about $500.
James II. Barry, tie editor OF the Star has
sued George d. Collins, the attorney, to recover
s44 GO, owing since December, 1890, and which
be has promised 10 repay but has not.
George Miller. found guilty OF grand larceny,
was sent by Judge Finn TO Folsom for three
years, aRd 2. Nj. Maher, for petty embeZzle-
menI," 10 he County JAN for two months
Justice OF the Peace Gray has denied the
motion TO dismiss he amended complaint and
affirmed the Jurisdiction OF The Justices Court
10 ny he case Of tie Old Peoples Home TO GUST
Mrs. Elmira Starke.
Judgment has been reversed by the Supreme
Court In the case OF Eilery L. Dixon found guilty
Of grand larceny in LasSen County ia stealing
eight head of horses in October 1890 aud sent
10 san Quentin Tor seven years.
The case against George Lippman the ticket
agent, designed 10 test the new law providing
for the registration of Chinese. will be carried 10
The Supreme Court in order that tie constitu-
tonality OF Tie act may be passed upon.
confessed judgment was ordered by Judge
Hebbard 10 tile case OF A. korbel vs. NJ. Croft q
nlllulans 10 recover SZ0SS 20 on three notes OF
October "a. 1891. and 10 foreclO,e Oh machinery
In Hnbbards planning mills on Berry street.
L. l.. McAuiry has nov sued the United Ed
dowmeht Associates 10 recover sG25 on 4
coupon matuTed on January 4, 1892, and on
which S162 40 only has been paid, besides
which they have deducted 500 on future assess
menIs.
1t is said that the Pacific Land Association, In
its suit against large number of residents on
the PotreEo, VIII take an appeal 10 Tie Supreme
Court, as Judge Hunt decided against ii. The
al Va ffla ffqd for
time TO come
barry Haskell was discharged by Judge Slack
yesterday on babeas corpus. Accused Of
burglary ana grsno larceny and these charges
dismissed, Judge Trout ordered him rearTested.
wit OF habeas corpus was then sued out with
the result stated.
Tie sum Of S16.571 is reported for distrIbu-
tton Ia the estate OF Marie GeIuZeZ. besides six
pieces OF real propeTty-tiye In tie heart OF the
city and one at North Beach, and four shares of
tue North Beach and Mission Railroad Gus
tave MeteID, the only child is the heir
Edward Roach. nephew of Margaret Foley,
who died on the 24il UT, has asked for letters
the Hibernia Bank and a lot on the south line of
Clay street, west Of Scott, valued al about
$4,000 more. 1he next of kin is sister 10 Ire
land.
w. A. HOogs has sued Louis Meyers TO recover
81. claiming that John w. Pearson bought q
wooden shirt from him on the 25th uit. on condi-
ton That 1t should be fit. Not proving tit,
Pearson took back the shirt and II was accepted
but without The letuTn OF the purchase price. as
per agreement.
The three resldnary legatees in the estate Of
James Whar enby lave each acknowledged the
receipt OF S42, J26 rs, less SIS. $50 deposited 10
satisfy certain contingent Claims; also that they
have received The equal oDe-thitd part of all
property real ana personal, other than money,
coming 10 them as their distrIbutive share.
Patrick and Julia GaliIgan have peitloned for
a revocatton OF the probate Of the Will OF
James GalliRan, who died on the 17th Of No.
vember. 1891, leaving heirs them. two non
resident nephe"s and brother. residence un-
known, Tie usual charge is made-tbat the
teStatoT was not OF sound and dispOsIBg MIND.
Justice Low has decided In the case OF Ed
ward kicrnan, who sued the Montgomery Hotel
people for $50 worth of clothes stolen from his
room, that hOtrEkeepers must make good the
losses OF their patrons. whether they happen TO
be guests" or dodgers" which was the very
line distinction drawn by the lawyer for the de-
PENDANT.
Eliza T. Gordon has sued j. i. Devendorf
James b. Capp aud 7. X. Klein 10 recover
$1,000 on note OF February II. 1889. payable
In three years with Interest at per cent pay
able monthly in advance but compounded
monthly II not paid; also TO foreclose on a lot on
the easterly line OF Capp street, north OF Nine
teenth.