The record-union., 1897-04-24
LAW CALENDARS.
Cases Heard Yesterday in Depart
ments One and Two.

In Department One of the Superior
Court Judge Hughes yesterday APP
pointed John E. Butler administrator
of the estate of James Waddell deceas-
ed, on filing bond of $500; apprais-
ers, Ed Badly ana J. w. s. Butler.
In the matter of the estate Of Joseph
Green, Sr., deceased, 1t was ordered
that the decree Of distribution should
distribute to Joseph Green, Jr., 81 200
of the share of Mary Green Cowing,
and the balance, $1,000, to E. B. Clark,
executor Of the estate Of j. =. Hyatt,
deceased.
The VIII Of Joseph Bories was admit
ted to probate.
?. Kelly, Frank j. O'Brien and
Thomas Fox were appointed appraisers
Of the estate of Michael OHara, de-
ceased; letters granted to Richard
O'Hara.
In the case of Henry Cowell against
Augusta Mouton and others the de-
murrcr of defendant Heisen was over
ruled with ten days to answer.
In the matter of r. Sechstag against
his creditors the return of sale of per-
sonal property was confirmed
John P. Brissel was granted final
discharge in insolvency.
In the case of r. Wittenbrock against
Isabel Wheadon the demurrer was
overruled by consent, with ten days to
answer
S. B. Smith was appointed assignee
for the creditors of Lincoln White, in
solvent
All other cases were continued.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
In Department Two Judge Johnson
made an order settling the final ac-
counts and for the distribution of the
estates of Mary Berger, deceased, Seton
Heather deceased, and Mary Silvera
Leal, deceased.
The final account of the estate of
Alice NJ. Chesley, deceased, was slight
ly modified.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
P. Riley, deceased, certain property
was ordered set apart for the use of the
family, and $40 per month allowed
them.
Richard NJ. O'Hara was appointed
administrator of the estate of Ann
O'Hara, deceased
The sale of personal property of the
estate Of Maria McElaney, deceased.
was confirmed
The petition for the sale of real estate
of the estate of Wallace IT. Monsch and
others was granted.
Permission was given to compromise
certain matters regarding the estates
of Mary Hadwick, deceased. and Anna
Anderson, deceased.
The final accounts Of the administra-
tors Of che estates of John Stewart
and S. G. Wright, deceased, were sub
mitted
The widow of John Richards, deceas-
ed, was allowed $50 per month for her
maintenance.
The will of Ed F. Taylor, deceased.
was admitted to probate, and Susan W.
Taylor appointed executrix; apprais-
sers, r. H. Hawley, Alexander Miller
and F. R. Dray; notice to creditors in
the Record Union
In the matter of S. J. Rooney against
his creditors the petition to set aside
certain property from execution was
granted
The demurrer in the case of Margaret
Il. Smith against Louis Smith was
overruled.
In the case of Michael Quigley and
others against r. f. Kent and others
the demurrer was overruled.
A decree of foreclosure was ordered
in the case of NJ. c. Layton against J.
D. Cash and others.
In the case of Johnson vs.. Munsch
and others the motion to strike out por-
tons Of the answers of Munsch, Young.
Hunter and Henry was denia6 motto,
to dissolve injunction granted.
In j. Stern VS.. II. H Hinshaw and
others, the motion to strike cut parts
of defendant Albert's answer granted
denied as to defendants Gilchrist and
Shelly
DEGREES We're entered settling the
final accounts of the estates of F. x
Bauer, F. A. Patchen, Michael McCor-
mick, Cashmere Sauve, L. Melchoir
George Wagner, Jose Auguenot. Jo-
seph r. Montgomery, Lucie Octave and
John Simpson.
All other cases were continued