Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-27
THE COURTS.
Cases Acted Upon Yesterday-New Suit
Today's Calendar.

Cases Acted Upon Ycsterday--New Suits.
Today's Calendar.
Probate of will was granted by Judge
Clark yesterday in the estate of M. c.
Hollingsworth.
Distribution was ordered by Judge
CLARK in the estate OF ]. E. McCrary.
The account was allowed in depart
ment two yesterday in the estate and
guardianship of the Wingarth minors.
The sale OF personal property was con-
frmed by Judge Clark yesterday in the
estate of Nsdeau.
In the suit OF Los Angeles county vs.
J. B. Lankershim, judgment was or
dered for plaintiff, as per opinion, pub
lished elsewhere.
In the suit OF Baker vs. Smith, q mo-
ton for new trial was denied by Judge
Clark.
In the estate of Annie Keltz. the de-
murrer was sustained by Judge Clark.
Judge CLARK dismissed the motion for
a new trial in the suit of Bigelow vs.
City of Los Angeles, on motion of the
plaintiff.
In the case of Johnson ct al. vs. City
of Los Angeles, action was dismissed in
department two, on motion of the plain
tiff.
Ten days. additional time was allowed
defendant to plead by Judge Clark yes
terday in the suit of the Milwaukee Fur
niture company VS.. f. Wack.
Five days additional time to file
briefs was allowed by Judge Clark in
Owens vs. Slauson.
George P. Taylor, native of Canada,
was naluralized by Judge Clark yester-
day.
The case of Peschke vs.. Rees has been
transferred to department FIVE.
Letters were granted yesterday by
Judge Clark in the estate of Jesus
Yorba.
The sale of realty was confirmed by
Judge Clark yesterday in the estate and
guardianship of H. Stephenson.
Findings and judgment were signed by
Judge Shaw in the case of Trumbull vs.
Palmateer ct al.
In the suit of D'Artois va. Webb, de-
fendant's motion for continuance was
granted for twenty days in department
five.
A decree was ordered by Judge Shaw
for plaintiff in the case of P. B. Austes
VS.. F. p. Howard on foreclosure.
Information was filed in Department
One yesterday against Charles Cook for
burglary. Defendant was arraigned,
plead guilty and was sentenced to San
Quentin for two years.
Edwin j. Hunt of England and Joseph
Blanc of France were naturalized by
Judge Smith yesterday.
Time for passing sentence on p. K.
Jacoby was continued to August 1st by
Judge Smith.
The case OF The People vs.. B. B.
Tsachuja has been set for September Sd
in Department One, and the case of
People vs. W. E. Pardee for same date.
Charles Wallgren of Sweden and Ma
poleon Content of Canada, Ernest @.
Jacob of Germany were naturalized by
Judge Smith.
In the case of Sam Hamilton motion
for an appeal was dismissed in Depart
ment One.
Three suits OF the San Jose Ranch
company va. l.. Allen ct al. were up be-
fore Judge Van Dyke yesterday. In the
first two judgments were ordered for
s4705. 40 and $5658 83, respectively. An
interlocutory decree was entered in the
third case for $8943 81. The first two
cases were on mortgages and the last
one on land sale contract.
| Judge Shaw yesterday made citizens
OF the following parties: Neils Hansen,
Denmark; Adolph We'll, France; VIM.
Alleh, England; J. @. D. Habbick, Can
ada; Antonio Bizzini, Switzerland !;
Charles Roeder, Germany; Victor L.
Ward, England; Karl Kuenzle, Switzer-
land.
In the case of Valin ct al. We. Whit
taker, Judge Shaw yesterday sustained
the demurrer.
The demurrer was overruled in the
case of the Big Rock Greek Irrigation
company vs.. Shoemaker ct all, and the
motion to dissolve preliminary injunc-
tion denied.
In the case of L. r. Ling va. H. T..
McCrabbe, decree of foreclosure was
granted by Judge Shaw yesterday.
Suit was filed yesterday by William
Hunley against H. r. and G.. A. Stevens
on note for 1926.
Petition for letters was filed yesterday
in the estate of f. B. Tanning. The es-
tate iH valued at $500.