Amador ledger., 1903-02-06
SUPERIOR COURT.
noN. R c. RUST. JUDGE.

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'"n South Spring Hll VS.. Keys ON
q n Co.-Continued until February II
Application of Jackson Silva for wri
Of habeaJ corpus IN favor III Willie
Silva, a minor-Case heard, and De
tiLioner ordered released from Preston
school on the ground that he had beer
deprived of his statutory rights.
f. NJ. Blakeley vs.. G. j. Decker et
al--Contlnued indefinitely by request
of counsel
". &. Spear vs.. Scottish Union In
surance eCo.-Judgmeut given in favor
OF plaintiff, for the SUN of SlSl9.3 y or
four distinct policies Oh property known
as Granite station, destroyed by tire
two years ago, being the full amount
claimed. Attorney to draw up findings
in accordance with said Judgment.
Estate of G. Cassassa- sa-Decree of dis.
tribution, setting apart the real estate
for benefit of widow.
In matter of resolutions of respect tC
the late A. G. .Brown-COmmiJtee pre-.
sents resolutions. Addresses made by
following members of the bar: II. c.
Bole, d. B. SpagnOli, G. z. Vicini,
Chas. Ii. Crocker and w. H. Willis.
The court also addressing the bar AS
sociatlon on the subject. Resolutions
ordered spread upon the minutes, and
a copy sent to the relatives.
Tho resolutions read as follows:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God, in the fulluess OF the year, to re-
move from our midst our brother at
torney and former Judge of the county
| court of this county, Hon. Armstead
G. Brown.
And whereas, we desire to pay fit
ting tribute to the memory of our late
departed friend, ami to make per-
mauent record of our appreciation of
his sterling character, therefore be il
Resolved, that in his demise we
mourn the loss of one who, after serv-
ing with the state of Wisconsin in the
halls OF legislation, came in the flush
OF his young manhood TO California,
and helped to lay the foundation of this
commonwealth.
That as pioneer of Shasta and
Amador counties he was one of the
creators of tie heritage bequeathed us
by that immortal band of empire
builders. That Us a member of the
legislature of this state he for three
terms raised his voice in behalf of good
government in the plastic days when,
participation in public life meant so
much for good or evil. That as a
Judge upon the bench in this county he
for three years presided in our county
court and had not only the wisdom but
the courage to dispense justice without
fear or favor. That as a member of
the bar he aimed to maintain the best
tradition of the profession, aiding the
court by his ability, and scorning to
mislead it in the least degree, courteous
to his brother attorneys, faithful to
his clients, stronger to avert litigation
than to promote bitterness and strife.
That in him was eXemplified the kind
husband and father, the loyal and
steadfast friend, the honest and up
right man.
Resolved, that We commend these
thoughts to his family, and we invoke
for them the consolation which the
memory of his useful and stainless life
will bring them in the coming years.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this court,
and that the clerk send an eugrossed
copy thereof, under the seal of this
court, to the family of our deceased
brother. Respectfully submitted,
r. G. BOLE.
JOHN r DAVIS
VIM. J. MCGEE.
Committee.
jackson, Jan. 81, 1908.
NEW SUITS.
Dave Mattley VS.. George L. Thomas
Plaintiff claims right of way over
the lands recently purchased by the
defendant, known as the Clark ranch.
His complaint alleges that for forty
three years he has had an outlet
through this ranch for himself, his
employees, and for wagons and stock
On the 10Th of January defendant OBJ
structed said right of way by building
and main tanning fence across it, and
refuses to remove it. Suit is brought
for $500 damages, and for writ of in
junction to prevent defendant from
interfering with said alleged right of
way in any manner. Citation issued
for defendant to show cause February
8 why said injunction should not be
issued. On that day the matter was
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