The San Francisco call., 1899-07-14
COURT NOTES.

The FJibernia Savings and Loan Society
has sued Honora Hogan, James Hogan, }.
j. Rauer, Lucius L. Solomons, Pauline
Nathan and w. w. Wise to forec,ose
mortgage of $4,000 on a piece of property at
Washington and Cherry streets.
Thomas E. Cashn has sued the Market
Street Railway Company to recover $40 0O0
damages for personal injuries sustained In
an accident at Eddy and Market streets
Teresa Bell filed suit against Lucius L.
Solomons to recover possession OF a loL on
Sutter street, near Octavia. Mrs. Ben
Claims that the deed obtained by. the de-
fendant from former Sheriff Wheian does
not defeat her title, and that on the pay
ment of $50 consideration she is entitled
erty, which is worth $4,000.
Lena A. Burke has filed suit to compel
her husband, Harry A Burke, to pay her
of herself and minor child
The four boy burglars, John Martin,
Scheele appeared before Judge Mogan
yesterday The evidence was strong
against them: They, broke into a cigar gEar
cigars, and also into the grocery. OF John
Hfllman, Battery and Green streets, where
they stole quantity of soap. Majors,
weeks ago, will be shipped on board the
Pensacola, and the others will probably
be sent to the Boys and Girls Aid So
ciety.
Frank Lopa, who Is known as the knife
wielder, was sent to the County Jail for
sixty days by Judge Mogsn yesterday. for
disturbing the peace. He was arrested on
Broadway near the County Jail, while
fourishing knife and threatening to kill
a man.
Annie Bassett, who claimed to be re-
spectacle lady, was arrested early yester-
day morning on Kearny street by Police
man MCGEE on charges Of battery and
she was going home she stumbled over
| the PROSTATE form of a man, and was do
ing the Samaritan act when the policeman
arrested her, and she slapped his face.
She called upon some soldiers to help her
but the policeman overawed them. She
declared that she had never been arrested
before but the Judge discovered that it
was her seventh appearance and convicted
her on both charges. She will be SEN
fenced to-day.
David S. Perry, the contractor, was sent
to the Stockton Insane Asylum by the In
sanity Commissioners yesterday. Judge
Mogan upon being notified of the fact dis
calendar. His attorney, Archie Campbell,
will apply to-day for letters of guardian
ship in favor of Perry's sister so that she
can complete the contract for erecting
residence for George Osbourne, the actor.
The charge of assault with deadly
weapon against Clarence McMullen, con-
tractor, Point Lobos avenue, was dis
missed by Judge Mogan yesterday. He
was accused of striking ]. H. Mccoy on
told the Judge that he and McMullen had
shaken hands and he would not prosecute
him.
Charles Webber, a saloon-keeper at go
Second street, who was convicted by
Judge Treadwell on Wednesday of con-
Quoting gambling or percentage game
In the shape of nickel-in-the-slot ma
chine, appeared for sentence yesterday
but at the request of his attorney SEN
case will probably be appealed as six
teen others are in the same position.
Frank Mcguire, the pickpocket con-
Wednesday, appeared for sentence yester
day. The Judge gave him six months in
the County Jail. Another charge against
day.
George Green, a well-known thief. was