Amador ledger., 1903-06-05
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. c. RUST. JUDGE.


Estate of A Nicolini-Order of sale
granted.
Estate of James Nichols-Will ad-
mitted to probate. J. B. Bastian ap-
pointed executor.
Estate OF A. N. Robert-Letters of
administration issued to Emma Robert.
Estate of Angelo Ferrari-Clara Fer
rari petitions for letters. Deceased
died in Stockton, April 9, leaving real
and personal property in this county
valued at $3.50. Petitioner is the widow
of deceased. There are no heirs men
toned in petition. A. Camiuetti, at
torney.
James McCauley VS.. c. L. Culbert-
Petition for writ of mandate. Argued
by W. H. Willis for petitioner, and c.
P. Vicini for defendant. Matter SUBJ
mitted.
NEW SUITS.
Katie Jane Thomas VS.. John E.
O'Neill-Suit to recover the sum of
$50 due on promissory note dated May
28, 1897, with interest at per cent
The complaint says that on said 2Sth
OF May the said note was executed by
defendant in favor of Ben White, and
to secure the payment of same, exc
cuted deed to lot % in block 3. This
conveyance was intended as mortgage
to secure the payment of said promis-
sorry note. On February %, 1908, Ben
White assigned the note to plaintiff,
together with the mortgage security.
Wherefore judgment is asked for
amount named and interest and fore
closure and sale of mortgaged premises.
Camlnettl and Bole, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Sargent Gold Mining Co. VS.. Julia E.
Sargent, j. L. Sargent and others
The complaint sets out that on Decem-
Der 10, 1901, defendant Julia z. Sar-
gent executed an agreement in writing
to R. c. Rust, giving to said R. G.
Rust an option to purchase the Sargent
quartz mine in Jackson district, for the
sum of 5000 in instalmeuts of $50
per month up to December, 1904. On
the last named date $4,000, and the bal
anee of S23, 400 on Dec. 1, 1905. The
agreement gave the party of Second
part the right to remove all machinery
and buildings placed by the company
on the property during the life of the
agreement, upon the payment OF the in :
stalments. On March 6, 1902, r. G.
Rust assigned the agreement to W. r.
Thomas, for the sum of $4,000, and on
the same day said Thomas transferred
the same to the Sargent Gold Mining
Co. On the 9th of August, 1902,
Julia E. Sargent and J. L. Sargent
entered into supplemental agreement
with the plaintiff, including in the
terms of the agreement the Harden
burg mill site, adjoining the Sargent
mine. and that the terms of the first
agreement should apply to the addi-
tional land. Pursuant to these agree
ments plaintiffs expended the sum of
Sl7, 900, and placed machinery and
buildings on the property valued at
over $500. Failing to discover any
thing of value sufficient to encourage
them to continue working, the COM
pany concluded to abandon the propo-
sition. On or about May 5, 1908, the
company attempted to remove the i'm
provements placed upon the property,
when the defendants prevented them
from so doing. That by reason of this
interference plaintiffs have been dam
aged to the extent of $500. Wherefore
Judgment is prayed for that the COM
pany be declared to have the right to
remove said improvements from the
property, and for the sum of $500 dam
ages and costs of suit W. ]. MCGEE,
attorney.