The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-14
COURTS AND LITIGATION.
Some of the Grist that Lawyers are
Grinding Out.
New Suits Commenced, and Others in
Which Orders Were Made
Yesterday.

In the case of the National Bank of d.
o. Mills VS.. Emily Robertson, Judge
Prewitt has signed an order allowing the
complaint in intervention of w. C. Con-
roy, assignee of o. w. Hollenbeck. an
insolvent debtor, to be filed.
The complaint recites that the defend
ant, Emily c. Robertson, on August l.
1892, delivered to o. A. Hollenbeck note
for 81, 1893 p, payable one day after date:
that Hollenbeck was, on November TO-
1872, adJudged on his own petition
an insolvent debtor; that on Oc-
tobe 10, 1892, within thirty DAYS
previous to filing his petition in
insolvency, he knew he was insolvent
and Tor the purpose of giving preference
to the bank of ID. O. Mills q Co., over his
other creditors, and of preventing the
note from being counted among his
assets for ratable distribution among the
creditors, he assigned the note to the
bank.
For this reason the intervenor. as as
slgnee OF HolIenbeck, prays for iudg-
ment for the amount of the note, with
interest and costs.
Philip Herzog, defendant in the case
of b. X. Alsip VS.. the Sacramento Glass
ana Crockery Company ct ais, has filed
a Volumlnous answer and cross-com-
plant. This is the case where HEREOF
held chaJtel mortgage on the furniture'
upholstery and fixtures in the CAPITAL
Hotel from b. B. Brown, given to secure
promlssory note, and which he claims
is prior lien on the $1,000 realized by
Alsip in the sale of Browns effects, which
he allowed under a contract that his lien
GhnnId
mortgage proved to be valid. He there
fore asks judgment for the amount due
him.
c. E. Grunsky has filed an answer to
the complaint of Henry Miller in the Su
perior Court. The suit is for the possess
sion OF the west 1850 CHAINS of section 81.
and the west 1880 chains of section 30. in
township south, range 10 east, and is in
Guided in a survey of swamp and over
flowed land.
Ellen Bryan has filed in the Superior
Court petition for letters of guardian
ship on the estate and persons of William.
Isaac, Nellie, May and Eulilia Minnie
Bryan, minors. The estate is near Rich
land.
Judge Johnson has ordered the pub
llcatlon of summons to Charles +. Alb
bott, IN the case of George LeMaistre VS..
Charles Il. Abbott. The suit is to quiet
title to lot 3 in the block between NJ and
n, Twenty and Twenty-eighth
streets, and the affidavit of plaintiff states
that the defendant cannot be found.
o. G. Silverton has filed in the Superior
Court petition in insolvency, and publi-
cation OF notice to creditors to appear and
prove their claims on March 9th has
been ordered by Judge Catlin. The liza
bilities amount to 1903 "a; assets, moth
ing.
n. NJ. Fay has filed in the Superior
Court the withdrawal of his demand for
justification of sureties on appeal, and
| accepts S. C. Tryon and b. c. Trefry as
| sureties without objection.
Ada e. kendel, guardian of the person
| and estate of Katie L. Gwin, minor. has
| filed in the Superior Court, through her
attorney, G. w. Baker, her first annual
account and report OF the estate and rents.
amounting to S2.034. The hearing is SET
for the 9th.