The herald., 1898-11-04
Court Notes

David Mann, charged with resisting an
officer in the performance of his duty at
San Pedro recently, is to be tried before
Judge Smith today.
| Suits for divorce were commenced yester-
day by Emma V. Ambrose against George
A. Ambrose, LULA Luy against Michael
I.uy, and Bella L. Lovett against Albert ii.
| Lovett.
Maria j. Smith, who was married to W.
b. Smith at Macon, Mo-, November 8. 1874,
and desrted by her husband January %,
1897, was awarded divorce by Judge Shaw
yesterday, with custody of her 4-year-old
| daughter.
| Judge Allen yesterday ordered judgment,
| in accordance with the stipulation of at
torneyS in the case of S. Mansfield VS.. b. ID.
Kronnick ct AL, suit brought to foreclose
$1,000 mortgage on the south l5O feet of lot
2, block l. Shatto's addition.
A petition for the appointment of a
guardian for George b. Young OF this city
was filed yesterday by his uncles, on account
of an interest as beneficiary of life in
surance policy issued to S. Nj. Young, the
father of the boy, who is now dead.
+. W. I. Richards recovered Judgment
in the foreclosure OF a mortgage yesterday
against Z. II. Girdlestone ct al. for Sll73.33,
and the total amount was paid in open court
to Richards attorney, the mortgage lien
being thus entirely satisfied.
w. NJ. Cough has sued Charles II. Near
thur and Others to foreclose mortgage on
lot Y of the subdivision OF the Southern
District Agricultural park and adjoining
lots, given to secure the payment of a note
for $1,000, dated November, 1892, and due in
two years from date.
A petition for letters of administration
of the estate of Nalinda Yoast, deceased
was filed yesterday by Mary W. Allen
Mrs. Ioast died in Ohio last February
leaving an unimproved lot on Grand ave
nue. in this city, estimated to be worth
$1,000.
The San Pasqual Land and Water com
pany yesterday filed articles of incorpora-
ton. The place of business is Pasadena,
the capital stock $500000, shares 500 each,
the term fifty years, and the five subscrib-
ers, each for $1,000, are named as directors,
as follows: p. NJ. Green, H. II. Markham,
G. ID. Patten, A. r. Dodsworth and Frank
S. Daggett, all OF Pasadena.
Judge Shaw ordered judgment as prayed
for by George w. Taylor in his suit against
the Cajon Lumber and Box company, for
the foreclosure OF a mortgage on timber
lands and mill property in the northern part
OF this county, given to secure the payment
OF notes aggregating $500 in amount. Over
600 acres of land are included in the judg-
ment
Yesterday was the day set for the ar
raignment of Ramon Albitre and Joe Ra-
mos on tne charge OF burglary, out they
We're not present. 1t was stated by Bailiff
Marsh that they were out on bail, and the
information against them having been filed
only the day before, they probably did not
know the time had arrived for their ar
raignment. Accordingly. their case was
continued till next Monday.
A petition for letters of administration
of the estate of Patrick j. Flannigan, de-
ceased, was filed by Frank NJ Kelsey, the
public administrator yesterday. Flanagan
died in August, 1897, in Ireland, leaving an
one-sixth interest in certain lots
in this city, estimated to be worth $780,