The herald., 1894-11-28
Court Notes.


dereon for decree divorcing her from
Charles Z. Anderson, upon the ground
OF desertion. was granted yesterday by
Judge Shaw. The defendant submitted
to default.
James Bradley Raine, q native OF
England, was duly admitted as a citizen
OF the United States by Judge Shaw yes.
terday. upon the requisite proofs OF
qualification being submitted.
The trial OF the case OF George Ker-
shaw ct al. VI. Mrs. Laura +. CLARK ct
al. vas resumed yesterday in depart
ment six before Judge Mckinley. The
action has been instituted to foreclose
mechanics lien on 50-toot lot on Pearl
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets, arising from dispute between
the contractors employed to build
house for Mrs. Clark.
In the case OF B. A. Mackenzie va.
Sarah E. Hughes, an action for rent and
restoration of premises. Judge McKin-
ley yesterday rendered his decision, the
findings and judgment being ordered for
the defendant. The case was submitted
on October 10Th lsst.
The hearing OF testimony in the dam
age suit OF Mrs. Sarah Raub Va. the
Los Angeles Terminal Railway COM
pany was resumed before Judge Van
Dyke and jury yesterday in depart
ment four.
Judge Smith heard and denied the
motion OF the defendant in the suit
against Louis Mathews, for a dismissal
OF the prosecution upon technical
grounds. The demurrer, however,
which was presented to the information
~ toR 10 Av;s
Joseph Lalanne, native OF France.
WAS admitted yesterday as q citizen of
the United States by Judge York. upon
submitting the necessary proof Of quail
fication.
Dorinda J. Allen had her application
for decree divorcing her from j. G.
Allen, for desertion, granted yesterday
by Judge York. The residence at the
West End, being q homestead. was
given to the vile absolutely.
In the suit of Anna M. Spence against
the city of Los Angeles, o decree grant
ing title to lot 5, blk 10. Ord's survey,
was rendered by Judge York yesterday.
Nick Popler. a laboring man, was
braught before Judge York yesterday to
be examined a. to his sanity. He APP
pears to be O victim of alcoholism,
and after examination by Drs. Wernigk
and MCGOWAN, was ordered sent to the
county hospital for treatment.
By consent judgment was ordered for
the plaintiff In the attachment suits
brought by r. w. Woodbury. against
the Nevada Southern railroad company
and the Needles Reduction company in
department three by Judge York yes
terday.
Suits for divorce, in each case on the
ground OF assertion, were begun yes
terday by Ida NJ. Frost against Alfred
Frost. Jessie Rush against Otto Rush,
Hattie Bell Frye against Marion j.
Frye.
The tenn trial jury in the United
States digtrict court was excused from
further attendance by Judge Ross yes.
terdey. until December 4th.
The defendant Matthews. charged
with placing rocks on the railroad at
Pomona, was brought before Judge
Smith in department one yesterday.
Counsel moved to dismiss the case. but
the court overruled the motion and
Matthews will have to etand his trial.
Now suits.
The following new suits were filed
yesterday in the Office OF the county
clerk:
The Pope Manufacturing company We.
F. E. Olda; an action to recover $3l93 OF,
with accruing interest. alleged to be due
on o promissory note.
The Fret National Bank OF Pomona
vs.. s. p. Rowland ct al; an action to
recover 1916 and interest. alleged to be
due on note.
James s. Wilde vs. r. NJ. O. Wil0on
ct al. action to recover 1920. 80 claimed
to be due upon a note assigned to plain.
tiff.