The herald., 1894-06-14
COURT NOTES.

Amelie Barrels Mother Victorious Three
Informatiens-News suits.
Justice Bartholomew yesterday gave
Judgment for 1857 for Mrs. Thursten.
in her suit against Mrs. Pernot. The
plaintiff sued as guardian of Amelie
Barre, the daughter of Mr.. Pernot for
board and clothes for the young girl.
The court held that she was entitled to
recover for IL days she took care OF the
girl before she was appointed guardian,
but that after that she could not hold
Ter mother responsible.
An information was filed by the dis
trict attorney yesterday against Henry
Buck, charging him with stealing 500
belonging to John Sullivan also one
sgainst John Ryan. charging him with
stealing two pairs OF pantaloons, valued
at 81, from Francisco Monguier, and al
lsging prior conviction of petit larceny;
also against William Schafer. charging
him wi b the burglary of the room of
W. A. Rogers, April 9th, at 1929 East
First street.
Judge York yesterday gave Judge
ment In the case of f. A. Smith VS.. N.
P. Campbell, ct al, quieting the title
of the premises in controversy in the
plaintiff.
j. Fl Willitts was adjudged insane by
Judge York yesterday and committed to
the Highland asylum. An examination
was also made of Annie Allen, but the
hearing was continued until July 18th.
In the case of Varel, assignee of the
California Fruit company, vs. the
Farmers and Merchants bank, Judge
Van Dyke yesterday gave judgment for
the plaintiff for $24l.50.
A divorce was granted Yesterday by
Judge Van Dyke to Mrs. Charlotte Mol
itor VS.. P. A. Molitor, on the ground of
cruelty.
Mrs Catherine A. Miles was granted
q divorce yesterday by Judge Clark from
II. @. Miles. on the ground of deserticn.
The suit of Freeman vs.. Mesmer was
on trial before Judge CLARK yesterday.
1t is an action to define the boundary
between the ranches Sausal Redondo
and Ballona.
In the case of Linck We. Oonrov ct al,
a suit OF foreclosure OF q mechanics lien,
Judge Shaw yesterday ordered judgment
for the plaintiff. He also gave judgment
for the cross complainant, Whittier, Full
Ter & Co. Execution WAS staid until de-
termination of the cross-complaint Of
the Ganahl Lumber company.
Mrs. Mary j. Harris was granted
divorce by Judge Shaw yests rday fro IA
Levi Harris, on the grounds OF deBertien
and non-support.
Gerhard Ansum was examined on a
charge OF insanity before Judge Shaw
Yesterday, and went to the Sisters' hes
pital to be treated for week. the hear
ing being continued for that time.
NEW SUITS.
Preliminary papers in the following
new suits were filed in the county clerks
Office yesterday:
D. f. Hill VS.. VIM. Holman ct al
Suit to quiet title.
Joseph La Berge vs. Mrs. F. III.
Thomas. Salt for restitution of certain
premises and $3.50 rent.
Allen P. Nichols, assignee OF the Po-
mona bank, va. f T. Palmer ct al. Suit
OF foreclosure for $4,000 ss to e. I. and
A. H. Palmer severally, and $500 as to
E. T. Palmer.
A divorce complaint was filed by Alice
Morley VS.. James F. Morley.
Robbed "a Friend In Need.
George Fowler, young man who oc-
cupies room % at the Russ house. re
ported TO the police Yesterday that he
WAS robbed OF $40 and purse the niRnt
before. lie met a you man me
street, whD said he was aesd Toke."
and had no here to lay his weary head
Fowler had pity upon him and allowed