The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Judge Sanderson has granted John G. John
son a divorce from Minnie johnson on the
ground of wlllful desertiOn.
Gee Gee, an Oakland Chinese found guilty of
having Illegally manufactured opium, was SEN
fenced by Judge Morrow yesterday TO pay
fine OF 500
Bill Sheets, alias Pea Ridge, stole pair of
shoes on Kearny street last night and was
rested for petty larceny. lie is SO years old
and has been In jail about fifty times.
Edward W. Guntber has sued Lawrence Kip
In the Justices Court TO recover $50 claimed
TO be due on a pTOmissory note executed in
favor OF Z. n. Lindsay, and assigned to plain
tiff.
G. Perrie has brought suit in the Justices
Court against j. S. Young to recover S299
damages for the loss OF a trunk, which the
plaintiff claims was stolen from his room on
November 1.
The trial OF the action for $4,000 for false
Imprisonment brought by NJ. Ochs against r.
Hyams and A. PausOn resulted in verdict of
damages assessed at $500 against Hyams and
nOnsuit as TO PausOn.
Complaints for divorce have been filed by
Sarah against Charles Ii. Jones, by Caroline c.
against William L. Holbrook, by Joseph
against Marie l.. Fagundes, AID by Henrietta
j. against Thomas f. Noonan.
Tiburcio Parrot, In descending the stairway
of the Occidental Hotel on Tuesday last, fell
and sustained fracture OF his left kneecap.
He will probably be confined To his room for
many weeks, aud his permanent lameneSs is 10
be feared
Judge Murphy has granted Clara =. Hall a
divorce from Harry y. Hall on the ground of
the latteT's previous conviction OF a felony
The wife discovered that her husband had
served term OF seven years imprisonment for
grand larceny.
A. B. HOtchkss. a wel-known Los Angeles
lawyer, has been sued by his wife for divorce
She demands One-half OF the community prop
erIy, consisting mainly OF real estate in Los
Angeles and San Bernardino, the exact value
of which she does not know.
George c. Welch was held to answer before
the superior Court yesterday for forgery
WEIGH forged the name of Samuel johnson to
a check foo 50, and caShed IT at a Stevenson
street saloon. He acknowledges his guilt but
says he had no money and was out OF work
Isaac, Samuel and Julius Olender indicted
by the Grand Jury on four counts charging
them with MISREPRESENTATION in connection
with their taDnery, which was recently burned.
to insurance companies, were arraigned before
Judge Wallace yesterday and pleaded not
guilty.
Court Alliance No. 1907 has installed the
following officers: C. r., William o. Mac.
Ganey; +. s.. James J. Dunno; treasurer,
Thomas HallaDa1; S. w. j. Il. Kelley; j. W.
j. j. Harvey; j. b.. Joseph Wander; Thomas
Z. Brennan, NJ. ID.
The Independent LoDgshOremen's Protective
Association hes elected the following officers
Brown; vice-president, Thomas WEIGH; record
ing secretary. Henry DAILY; financiIl secretary
Thomas COchrane; tire asurer L. Fayne; SER
geant-at-arms. Thomas Campbell; tIuStees-P
j. Connolly, I. Fayne, I. WEIGH.
A warrant was issued yesterday from Police
Court for the arrest of T. j. Dwyer, fireman
in the chemical works at 222 Market street. on
a charge of battery. The complaint was sworn
to by Corli>s Berry, a meSsengeT-boy, who
claimed TO have been roughly treated by
Dwyer when he had demanded that the latter
pay the charges for a message which had lust
been delivered 10 him.