The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
COURT NOTES.

Robert Crinkshank, a teamster, was
charged in Judge Mogans court yester-
day with fast driving over a street cross
ing. He was arrested by Policemen Far
ley and McSOrley. After the officers had
given their testimony, Crinkshank wanted
TO bet Farley $50 to $40 that the horse
could not run as fast as Farley. The
Judge told Crinkshank that he had better
reserve his bet till to-day, and convicted
him.
AS was anticipated, the case of Frank
Mcfarland, charged with assault to muir
Branch County Jail, was dismissed by.
Judge Conlan yesterday. Kirschbaun
again took the stand and said his mind
was a blank as to the assault, and be
GLADYS DAILY, the soubrette who gave
a wine party in her room at the Belmont
House, Turk and Taylor streets, and
spilled some wine on the carpet, got her
personal effects yesterday by order of
Judge Mogan. The landlord wanted $50
for ~amase to the carpet, but the Judge
deCiuI.. ,.adinSt him, and all that Gladys
had to pay was SO 30 back rent due.
Mrs. annie Ross wife of clerk in the
day convicted of petty larceny by Judge
Mogan for stealing some articles from
Mrs. Herman J. Ash, 90S OFarrell street,
where she was employed as a domestic
charge against her of obtaining money
by false pretenses was continued till to-
day.
gan yesterday for the arrest of Luke D.
Battles. gardener at the Alta Plaza,
his wife and child. Lizzie Matick of 1906
Pacific street, his sister-in-law, is the
complaining witness. Battles is a son of
the superintendent of the San Francisco
Gas and Electric Light Company.
A T. Vogelsang, Fish Commissioner,
swore to complaints in Judge Treadwells
court yesterday for the arrest of the
members of the firm of O,Brien & Spo-
torno, poultry dealers, California Market,
for offering for sale wild ducks out of
season Three dozen ducks were seized
by the Commissioner.
Belle Perry and c. d. Bursee, who were
arrested early Wednesday morning on
Kearny street by Policemen Caples and
Howard, appeared before Judge Conlan
yesterday, the woman on charge OF va
grancy and the man for carrying con-
cealed weapon. The, woman proved to
be one of the worst characters the Judge
has had to deal with, and was very saucy
in her answers; A murderous looking
knife was found in Bursee's pocket, and
the woman said she bought it for him.
He said he carried it, as it might prove
useful. Both were convicted and ordered
to appear for sentence to-day
James Fillman, who stole purse from
Mrs Matilda j. Glover. % Hyde street,
was yesterday held to answer before the
Superior Court by Judge Treadwell on
charge of grand larceny in $1,000 bonds
An old gentleman saw the defendant take
the purse from Mrs. Glover S pocket and
the police would like to hear from him.
S. C. benson, as assignee ,o Of TT Thomas 59
and the California Raisin and Fruit
Growers Association to recover $4O,OlI on
a Judgment rendered. ed, in the Superior
Court on August l, 1884.
George D. Shadburne, attorney for the
absent heirs of the. estate OF the late
Charles A. James, has notified Laura
deceased, that on August he will move
the court to disallow her memorandum
move m it is is said, will result in the reopen
ing of the James contest.