The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-27
COURT NOTES.
M nor Happenings In Various Tribunals.
New Suite.

| Nj nor Happenings IN various Tribunals.
New Suits.
A decree OF divorce was granted by
Judge Mckinley yesterday to Mrs. Josie
/ A. Vess from l. L. Vess, on the ground
OF desertion and non-support.
Mrs. Lucie Robinson, eoiored, was
granted divorce yesterday by Judge
Mckinley from l.. Robinson on the
ground OF desertion.
The divorce suit of S. Redona We.
Maria Redona was partially tried before
Judge Mckinley yesterday, and was con-
tinued for further evidence. Mrs. Re-
dona deserted her husband Immediately
after they were married and refuses to
live with him.
In the case OF Pratt vs.. Mansfield
yesterday in Judge Clark's court the
defendants bill OF exceptions and the
plaintiffs proposed amendments were
received and filed.
Judgment went for the plaintiff in
Judge Clark's court yesterday in the
case OF Thomas VS.. Sprink.
Arthur Cook, q native of Great Brit
ain, was admitted to citizenship vester-
day by Judge Clark.
James McLain was examined on q
charge of insanity yesterday in Judge
Clark's court, and was discharged.
In the case OF Wilmer Bros. Co. VS..
Weld, Judge York yesterday gave judg-
ment as prayed.
The time for the sentence Of Arthur
Lewis, convicted OF ENFORCEMENT, was
continued by Judge Smith yesterday on
motion of his counsel until February
9th.
Mrs. L. E. Orne was adjudged insane
yesterday by Judge Clark and commit
ted to the asylum at Highlands. The
lady has religious delusions and is vio-
lent at times. On one occasion she
tried to take the preachers place in
church.
Judge Clark yesterday gave judgment
in favor of the defendant in the case of
the people vs.. G. S. Bartholomew. This
is the case in which Ex-justice King
tried to have Justice Bartholomew
ousted from the Office.
|. N. Everett WAS admitted to practice
yesterday by Judge Clark upon motion
OF 7. r. Willis and a certificate from the
supreme court OF Texas.
Yesterday in department five OF the
superior court the case of Mary J.
Mason vs. the Los Angeles intirmary was
on trial before Judge Shaw. A Mrs.
Bates, deceased, left nearly all her
property by will to the intirmsry and
the plaintiff sues to break the bequest.
The property consists of 80 acres OF
land.
Robert Hail. accused OF obtaining
property under false pretenses, was ar.
raigned before Justice Bartholomew
yesterday, and his examination set for
Saturday next at o'clock pm.
The citation of Justice Edward II.
Jones for removal from office was set for
hearing by Judge York yesterday for
March 9th.
In the case of M. S. Evans VS.. Clark,
Judge York yesterday gave judgment
by default for the plainuff.
In Judge Shaw's court veste rday, by
consent, in the case Of Baldwin VS.. Heff.
ner, an interlocutory decree was ordered
and q. f. Conant was appointed sole
referee.
Judge Shaw gave judgment for plain
tiff yesterday in the suit OF San Clemente
Wool company VS.. O'Leary.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Geo. E. Rozet VS.. Belinda Laphame
ROGET. Suit to annul their marriage.
The plaintiff alleges that his wifs
claimed to be unmarried at the time of
VIC cSioHohyt pub tnhb nc Detl0VeA hne
was the wife OF Godfred L. Laphame at
the time; that Laphame had begun suit
for divorce, but it was then and still ia
pending.
Catherine Wilson vs.. B. B. Gardner
ahd w. Z. Oliver. Suit for $500 rent
and possession of premises. The plaintiff
alleges that the premises were rented 20
defendants at $40 per menth, but in
January notified them the rent was
raised to $500 month, which has not
been paid.
Divorce proceedings have been com.
menced by Ella McCarther vs. j. T. Nc.
Csrther.