The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
COURT NOTES.

ship privileges by Judge Levy.
Barry Baldwin has been appointed, under
S75, 900 bond, assignee of LowepthaI, Living.
st0n & CO. LII in insolvency.
I lie Insolvency proceedings 10 the matter Of
Westenhaueu & Mahoney have been dismissed
by Judge Levy by consent.
The estate OF James GalIpau has been an
praised AT ,43l 81 cash In three banks, and
III the hands OF The executor.
All petitions for letters of administration filed
op the Public Administrator are being assigned
10 Judge Levy's department.
L. D. Mckisick concluded his argument at
noon Yesterday and Judge Hebbard took tie
Hale & Norcross case under advsement
Patrick Martin left all his estate valued at
$500, to sister, Annie, living in Ireland. The
father Is The only other heir Martin died on the
18TH OF January 1892.
The California Academy OF Sciences was given
default judgment against the Bankers Guarantee
Loan aud Insurance Company for $l9l So un.
paid rent OF Office room.
James Gamble petItioned for letters on the as
tate OF William III. Gamble, who died on The 7th
ult., aud left an estate of S11oO, Of which $1,000
Is In an Insurance claim.
Daniel Reardon, who with a Communion robhed
w. III: Dun OIL watch ana chain few steps
from his home at $40 Folsom street on October
IL. 1891. was found gull yesterday.
The bali interest of the estate of Rudolph
Hoehkohef In conee-broker'S firm has been
sod TO the Surviving partner. q. +. Biekford, for
Slooo, subject 10 the approval of the court.
j. Butler has sued Joseph Kisley ex- Deputy
Clerk OF the Supreme Court Tor RESTITUTION OF
the premises at $50 First street. ana slOO un.
PAID rent Tor nine months, from June, 1891.
Catherine kerrnish, whe died on Nav G. 1885
left an estate valued at about $1,000. and her
will OF about that date gave everything to her
four children, the husband having died since the
making OF the Will
john Peadergast has sued Leopold libel In
the Justices Court for 5000 80 damages for
brutally beating and bruIsing aim on tue 20th
ult.. in Consequence OF which lie was hors de
combat for 10 DAYS
W. 8. Wood for the defense at last concluded
his argument Ia the Hale q Norcross case before
Jungs beboaro Yesterday Ex-Judge Nae kesick
opened In the afternoon with his closing argu-
nent for the plaintiff.
Judge Sandersoa denied a nonsuIt yesterday
Ia The ease OF K l.. Livingston against the Ko-
dlak facklng Company for damages for Injuries
after j fan On October 3D. 1891. into an unpro-
teeted hatehway OF the Haytau Republic at De-
parture Bay.
George h. Bannan petitioned for letters on thu
estate OF his mother, Bridget BauDan, who died
on The 2oth OF May 1890, leaving zeal property
valued at about $1,000, besides about $1,000
money IN bank. the heirs are nine children in.
ending the petitioner.
Au amended complaint his been fled by Ca.
mtla g. Howe, the divorced vile OF tie private
detective, William +. Howe, to recover DAMAGES
from NtaIy Ann Gaffney,s wealthy unm irIied
wuihan ioG dehaHebng hlm, alternating his aztec.
lions and depTising her OF MS support
MFs. Elizabeth Inskeep was given Judgment by
Judge Hunt against ID. w. MckzuZie ia her ac-
ton tot remuneration for services In nursing and
massagIHg him for a bullet wound in the thigh.
Judgment was Tor $40 money loaned and $3.50
tyt 90 days nursing at 50 day, which was half
Nndt sue asked
All matters regarding the dIsposng or d!strib-
utlng OF The property OF estate OF Luigi Dana
nave been stayed until The appeal 10 The Suprr me-
court la, bern perfected. Particularly has the
exeeutiX been ordered 10 refrain from disposlng
of any portion OF The estate other than by direc-
ton Of the coutt.
Judge Levy took under adyisement on briefs
10 bc nIeu. tue application OF creditors OF "COuu
seloT' Alfred Clarke that he he declared an In.
solvent debtor. 1t was made apparent that Mr.
Claiko, willie h. has property and assets ex-
ceediug his liabilities, was unfortunate in not
being able 10 realize on them When he was most
In need OF doing so.
w. NJ. Macmillan and Attorney q eneraI w. III.
IL. Hart have beeu sued by Charlie, II Athearn
Ia recover Sl0G 81 Oh a note OF July 20, 1891,
aud 81, the cost Of protest. The note WAS on
the Crocker- " ool~orth Bank promI ssng to pay
Hart $500. The Latter Endorsed ii, but Mac
MILAN refused 10 pay when the note was due,
though on December IL, 1891, Ire did pay $50.
Mrs. Catherine Connolly and Mrs. Theresa
johnson have asked for letters OF guardianship,
representing that their mother. Bridget OCon-
nor. Is an inmate of the House of Correction
habtualiy under the Influence OF liquor, and
thiid Interest IN the lot and building at the
southwest corner of Ninth and Bryant streets
valued al $1,000.
Henry J. Schultz has sued Frank Poithart to
recover Sl75 damages for alleged false repre-
sentation IN the sale OF hiatt interest III a
horseSboeiDg business at II Glasgow street in
response 10 an advertisement "a steady man
wanted With $50; must be handy with Tools;
could earu $50 per week" Schultz claims 10
nave discovered too late that he business was
utterly worthless and OF no account whatever"