The San Francisco call., 1899-07-20
COURT NOTES.

DEGREES Of divorce have been granted
Marie W. jacobson from H. J. +. jacob
son on the ground Of cruelty; Margaret ~
REYNOLDS from J. J. Reynolds on the
ground Of failure 10 provide; Mary +
Wulzen from Otto F. Wulzen on the
ground Of extreme cruelty; Joseph BAN
ber from Lena Bamber on the ground OF
desertion; and John Zeigler from Lille
Ziegler on the ground OF desertion-
suits for divorce have been fled by Ida
Knoderer against Ernest F. knoderer for
failure 70 provide; Margaret Ward against
Dennis Ward for cruelty; Lydia D Bur
dick against Jacob ?. Bur6Ick for failure
TO provide. Andrew Wood against Lu-
cinda \ Wood for desertiOn; and Batistie
Gere against Marguerite Gere for deser-
ton.
Judge Bahrs has, on application OF Jo-
sephtue Bush. issued an injunction d.
reCred against Alice and Alfred Andrlsu
ard Attorney PistOlesi restraining them
from attempting 70 REGAIN POSSESSION oL
which the petitioner has held by force o.
arms for several days one Of her watch
euI Of the other side last Monday ana
more trouble was in the air when the IN
junction was issued. The inJuncuOn W.
remain in force until such time as tne
SUPERIOR Court determines the dispute
and give judgment thereon
Judge Troatt has made an order prac-
ticaIly rurgirg Alfred Clarke OF contempt
under tne decision Of the Supreme Court
rendered Tuesday, but has ordered him 70
appear for examlna5tiosn regarding MS
property rights on the Path inst
Yung Yee, who on March 80 took shot
at LUn Ser in Cum Cook alley, was
placed on trial before Judge LaWIor yes
terdav morning The case, II is thought,
Will be concluded to-day
Kate L. Whitney fled suit yesterday
against her husband, Charles L. W Nhltney,
to recover the custody of their four minor
chudren-Charies Paul, Catherine Edien
and Raymond Whitney. Mrs. Whitney al
leges that her husband deserted her N
July OF 1885 and that he is unit TO nave
the custody OF the children. 1oget.ter
with the custody OF the cnILoren sAe asks
Mccarthy, J. VI. Mckinley and A. N.
Armstrong have incorporated the Union
Gas Light Company with a capital stock
OF 81 90 900, OF whicn Sl2oo has been sub
sCribed.
J r s Kyunersley has sued ". c Ans
bro. his partner in the firm Of NJ. c Ans
bro ( Co. to dissolve the Copartnersh;p
for an accounting and division OF the
Edward H. Clark, Fred Clark. F. G.
Drum and Edward J. MCCutchen, direct
ors OF the HOmestake Mining ConpaI!
nave filed q certificate increasing the cap
itaI stock of the corporation from SL-r0v''-
Sui1 has been fled by Camden NJ Keen
against Hansforth B. Griffith for s2U6J. al
leEed 10 be due on account OF partner
ship existing between them as attorneys
al law. Keen alleges that ne was oecelvsa ga
bv Griffith on various transactions, the
sum sued for being the amount necessary
70 square accounts.
ApoIicatfon for dissolution was made
Yesterday bv the Grangers' Bank OF Cali
fornia The bank has been setting up
It's business for some time
Mrs Louisa kOpp. who was neId 70 an
svrer before the Superior Court Tuesday
bv Judge COnlan on the charge OF man
slaughter for killing heT hus6and' was
Yesterday released on $1,000 bonds
A ~oTrrd m Of blIQkO men Is DeiIg MADE
bT Detectives SiIvey and Egan. and yes
rerday they swore TO number OF 'Jonn
Doe complaints in Judge IreadWell
eour+ A few minutes later they arrested
r Franklin John Hall and George Has
rings at Market and kearny streets and
booked them at the City Prison on the
charge OF vagrancy. They are old tim
Jacob Wassercrook, secondhand dealer
fenced by Judge Treadweu 10 pay a fine Of
$50 with the alternative Of sixty days in
the County Jail for disturbing the peace
t;a,I oy nsl4Ill's Hs save notice Of appeal.
Mrs. Margaret Friel, 1924 Mission street,
swore TO a complaint IN Judge Tread
wells court yesterday for the arrest or
her son, James Frtel. 2 years OF age, on
The charge OF vagrancy. She has 10 work
10 support him and he spends his time
during the day reading dime novels ana
during the night in saloons
n J. Anderson and E. Y. Borden. mem
bers Of the oregon regiment. were charged
n ,
malicious mischief in breaking a window
n Schroeder's saloon on Ellis street
Tuesday night. The Judge dismissed the
case as they promised to pay the damage.
Charles H. Jackson, the burglar who
broke into room in the lodging house Of
Mrs Julia Sullivan Mission street. near
ETfrh Monday morning and was found 10
have a comp[ete outfit Of burglars tools
IN his possessiou waived MS preliminary
examination before Judge Mogan yester-
dav and was held TO answer before the
iT7
Judge Mogan announced yesterday that
1a would hold Patrick Rodgers, ex-
7nancial secretary OF the Marine Fire
-7ar7Fs Union to answer before the Supe-
rior Court on two charges of felony en-
oezzIameut in $3.50 bonds on each charge,
bTT+ az the request Of defendants attorney
h. reserved making the formal order till
to-day.
Richard Richardson was convicted by
Judge Mogan yesterday on the charge of
obfaining money by false pretenses and
will be sentenced to-day. Along with Cor
raIif1s Shea he sold a sack Of sand for
sTear rO Josepn Sweetmau. q restaurant
man on Sixth street. about six months
ago. He left the city and only returned
few davs ago. Shea was arrested at the
time and got sixty days.
George Reid, q pickpocket, was con-
vfcted by Judge MOgaR yesterday on the
charge Of yagranCy and will be sentenced
to-day Ben Zimmerman, cripple, who
vas arrested along with Reid. will learn
his fate to-day They are both ex-mes-
seDger BOYS and were suspected OF work
ing the crowd on the boat coming from
the boilermakers' picnic
John McGrath. the soldier who was ar
rested By Major Noble for begging from