The herald., 1893-06-02
WILL JESSIE GET HER MONEY?
1t Is Now a Question if She Can
Collect Her Judgment.
Happenings Yesterday in the Su-
perior Courts.
CarIisIe's Cese-Notes OF Cases which
Were Under Consideration Yes
terday-New Suits which
Were Filed.

The supreme court has decided that
Jacob s. Taylor shall pay Jessie Mar
shall who was, but Jessie Marshall
Lawrence now, $4,000 for having Sc
duced her at Hotel Delmsr, at Delmar,
San Diego county, in 1889. The case
was tried in department elk OF the gu.
perior court in this county in 1892.
Jessie got q judgment as above and
Taylor appealed. AS result Of Tay-
lor's intimacy Jessie claimed that he
was the father of her bouncing girl baby
Bessie.
The case has been pending in the
supreme court on appeal for some time.
Jessie has been married since her court
experience to party named Lawrence.
It is question, though, whether the
girl will get any money now or not. At
the time she got her judgment against
Taylor he was wealthy man, but he
has had hard luck since then, and it is
doubtful if he has any $4,000 with
which to pay judgment. Jessie's
lawyers will endeavor to find some prop
erty or something upon which to put
an execution. Whether they will find
it or not 10 doubtful.
There 10 talk of criminal prosecution
being commenced against Taylor for
seduction. One of Jesse's lawyers stated
yesterday that be proposed to present
the matter to the grand jury, and If pos.
sible secure an indictment Of Taylor.
cARLIsLE's CASE.
The case against S. A. Carlisle, who is
charged with aHsaulting Mrs. M. E..
Roberts with deadly weapon on Feb
ruary 26th last, came up in department
one yesterday. Carlisle's counsel
Henry T. Gage and j. Marion Brooks
fled demurrer to the complaint, which
Judge Smith took under adviaement.
COURT NOTES.
Frederick William White was yester-
day made citizen Of the United States
by Superior Judge Clark. He was a
native OF Canada.
Informations were yesterday filed in
department one by the district attorney
charging Robert Wayne with having
committed an assault with intent to
commit murder, and charging James
Mccartney with burglary. Both of the
parties will be arraigned tomorrow.
r. III. Myers applied for admission to
the bar yesterday, and Judge Shaw re-
fsrred bis application to the examining
committee of the bar association.
Judge Shaw yesterday set April goth
as the day for the argument Of the case
Of E. j. Baldwin vs. the Sierra Madre
Water company.
Judge Shaw yesterday took under adj
visement the case of Annie e. May vs.
Julius Lyons ct al, an action on street
assessment.
Judge Van Dyke, owing to pressure o
other business yesterday continued Che
hearing Of the Ewing divorce case until
The case Of b. w. Field, administra.
| tor, vs.. M. Andrada ct AL, an action to
| quiet title to 100 acres OF land, was de.
cided by jury yesterday, in department
four.
The case of E.H. Kincaid ct al.vs. J. q.
Nichols ct al, an action to quiet title to
Is acres of land, was decided by Judge
Mckinley, yesterday, in favor OF the
| plaintiff.
NEW SUITS
The following new suits were yesterday
filed with the county clerk:
W. II. J.. Cowan sued George W. Max
well to rescind contract.
Ada @. Smith petitioned for letters of
| administration upon the estate of Will
liam A. Cochran, who died Septembe
A.. 1877, leaving personal property
valued at $2500.
Charlotte d. Jerome sued John B.
Niles to foreclose $500 mortgage.
F. M. Kelsey, as public administrator,
petitioned for letters OF administration
upon the estate of j. W. Meisgerer. who
died recently, leaving an estate valued
at $50.