The herald., 1894-12-23
COURT NOTES.

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tice's Mill.
Judge York in department three o.
the superior court granted the Bethle-
hem Congregational church leave to
mortgage certain realty as prayed for.
The hearing OF testimony in the cause
OF Riley We. Braley was resumed before
Judge York.
In the case OF Fuller vs. Webb an or.
der requiring the plaintiff to furnish q
bond in the sum of $4,000 preliminary
to the issuance of an injunction agains,
the defendant Webb was granted az
prayed for.
The decree was signed in the cause ol
Day Va. the German American Savings
bank.
Plaintiff was granted four days addi-
tional time in which to file brief In
the cause OF FELTON, vs.. Jansen.
On motion OF plaintiff in the case OF
Currier vs. Hicks 1t was ordered that
the Injunction granted on Dece mi Der
restraining the defendant be issued
bearing date OF Decem ber 22d.
In the case of Baldy Mountain Land
and Water company We. creditors, John
Satterwh hite was substituted as attorney
for the receiver.
In the case OF Fay vs. the city Of Los
Angeles. a decree was in favor OF the
plaintiff without costs.
In department three Judge Shaw va.
ca'e the setting of the cause OF Cohn
vs.. Praeger for trial on January 25. 1895,
snd ordered the cause reset for trial on
February l, 1895.
The trial OF the cause OF Reymsrt VS..
Castera was continued to January 10.
1895.
The taking Of testimony In the dam.
age suit of Scho6sld va. the Southern
California Railway company was re-
sumed.
In pursuance of . stipulation the
cause of Johnston vs.. McKelvey was set
for trial Decemb Der 31st.
The decree in the case of Liable VS..
Liable was signed by Judge Mckinley.
The hearing of testimony was re-
sumed in department six in the case of
Hooker vs.. the Los Angeles City Water
company.
Judge Smith in department ore, su-
prsme court, continued the case OF the
People vs. Buehler until Saturday, De-
cemDer goth.
j. Marion Brooks, counsel for Charles
Settles, accused of numbering Hawkins.
ct Wilmington, asked that the time to
plead be continued to December Goth /;
granted. Mr.. Brooks then gave notice
2hst he intended to file q demurrer to
the information.
In the case of the People vs.. Healey,
defendant entered Q plea of not guilty,
and the date of the trial was set for De-
cember Oath.
Thursday, December 9th, was set for
Joseph Kennedy to be arraigned.
In the case of the People VS.. Ander-
son plea of not guilty was entered and
the case ordered placed on the calendar
to be set.
Among the filings in the superior
court yesterday were the following new
suits:
W. II. Griffith. defendant, in the case
OF Garvey vs. Griffith, filed an appeal
from the judgment of the township jus.
tice's court. which was entered Deeem.
ber IL, 1894.
G. G. Steele vs. John and G. @. Scott
&C ction on q note of $1,000.
Dodd and o. Cara vs. Mrs. H. A. Rcd
grove; the same vs.. Mrs. H. McElrith
A. L. Carpenter and E. Bertin; actions
on street improvement contracts.
FL. B. Fuller vs.. Webb; an action
desolving the copartnership heretofore
existing. and the appointment Of q re-
ceiver.
Hopp vs. Hopp; a suit to forecloue q
mortgage of $500.
W. Buwering W. F. P. Adams; q suit
to quiet title to the ownership of certain
water rights.
Preliminary papers in the divorce pro-
csedings OF Dulca E. Waterhouse vs. w.
J. Waterhouss Charles L. Henry vs.
Lille A. Henry; Nellie M. Wise vs..
Frank 81. Wise.
Petition for the probate of the will in
the matter of the estate of Eliza H.
Douglass.