Amador ledger., 1905-01-27
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. r. C. RUST. JUDGE.

1roCter by Jacob and Sadie Simon. The
child is six weeks of age, and the
mother, Caroline Trotter, is willing for
said adoption. The parties are in SUIT
ter Creek. Order of adoption made.
Guardianship OF Mary e. Hall-Mrs.
Mary Hall appointed guardian. on
filing bond of $1,000.
Nlckolaus VS.. Nickley-Motion to
strike out portion of pleadings con-
tlnued to February 13; defendant NAV
have until Feb. 2 to amend answer.
and plaintiff until Feb. to plead or file
cross-complaint.
Estate of Fl. Deacon-Hearing of
final account continued.
Estate of Jas. L. Wheeler-Order
made amending and modifying decree
heretofore made setting aside real prop
erty for benefit of widow.
Estate of Mary lone Frates-Final
account and petition for distribution
filed. January 2S fixed for hearing.
Estate of James Head-Feb. 4 ap-
pointed for hearing return of sale of
personal property for the sum of
Estate of Christina Gibbert-Charles
Gilbert files final account of his admin
istration. February appointed for
hearing same.
Estate of Christina Gibbert-John
Strohm petitions for letters of admin
Istration. February appointed for
hearing.
NEW SUITS.
w. A. Burres VS.. Marguerite Burres-
Suit for divorce. Parties were mar
rled in San Diego in July, 1895. The
issue OF said marriage is one male child,
aged s years, now in custody of defend
ant at San Diego. About the 4th of
February, the complaint alleges,
the defendant deserted the plaintiff
without provOcation, and has ever
since lived apart from him, and refuses
to live with plaintiff A decree of di-
vorce is asked on the ground of deser-
tion. W. J. McGee is attorney for
plaintiff.
Louisa Colman VS.. Chris Ucovich.
On appeal from Justices court of town
ship one-Plaintiff sued for S92 55, bal
ance due for board and lodging fur
nished to defendant at Jackson. In
the lower court the case was tried with
out jury. Judgment was given plain
tiff for S50.75, and costs amounting to
So.2o. Defendant appeals on questions
of law and fact. c. H. Crocker for
plaintiff snd w. j. McGee for defend
ant.
Estate of Mary Daugherty-Cephas
A. Daugherty petitions for letters of
administration. Mary Daugherty died
Oct. 23, 1900, in Amador county, leav-
ing parcel of land in Jackson, being
lot II, block s, valued at $30O0 The
heirs are G. A. Daugherty, petitioner,
husband of deceased, aged 70, William
Daugherty, A years, Colfax Daugherty,
80 years, sons of deceased, and Emma
E: Daugherty, is, granddaughter.
Chas. ii. Crocker, attorney. Hearing
set for Jan. 2S
Estate of Henry Stark-Deceased
died July s, 1904, leaving an estate of
800 shares of the Argonaut Mining Co.,
valued at $780, The heirs are Mary
Stark, widow, William and Minnie
Stark, residing at Jackson, also Adolph
Stark, residing in Chicago, Henrietta
and Henry Stark, residing in San Fran
cisco, all children of deceased. William
Stark petitions for letters. Hearing
set for Jan. rs. w. j. McGee, attorney.
Thomas Denigan and Edward c.
Denlgan, copartners, vs.. B. Bernasque,
Harvey S. Blood and others-COm-
plaint was filed in the superior court of
Alpine county Oct. %, 1904, and by
stipulation of the attorneys the case
was transferred to Amador county.
Plaintiffs are in business in San Fran
cisco, under the firm name of Thos.
Denigan, Son & Co. In February of
last year, so the complaint sets forth,
defendant Bernasque became indebted
to said firm in the sum of S96S6.75 In
the same month this defendant gave
his promissory note for said amount to
plaintiffs, payable one day after date,
and interest at per cent. To secure
payment Bernasque executed mort
gage on 3400 head OF sheep, then in
Nevada, and in route for California,
which mortgage was recorded in San
Francisco on the 10Th of February, 1904,
and thereafter recorded in Alpine
county, where the sheep were located
at the time of commencement of suit.
ii. S. Blood and the other defendants
claim some interest in the property.
With interest the note amounts to
S1O277.02, for which sum Judgment is
asked, and $500 attorneys fees and
costs and foreclosure of mortgage.
Robinson & Getz of San Francisco at
torneys for plaintiff; Solinsky 81 Wehe
for defendants.