Amador ledger., 1905-01-13
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST. JUDGE.

Lawrence j. White VS.. T. J. Man
hlre-Set for trial January IA.
John Nickolaus VS.. BENZ. Mickey
Set for trial Jan. %.
Scapuccino VS.. A. J. and w. E.
Spear-Continued until Jan. 19.
People VS.. A. Observation-Disclosures
ordered to furnish a new bond in the
sum OF $4,000 by Jan. 10.
Estate of Daniel Massa, incompetent
--Amadeo A. Massa appointed guardian.
Estate of w. G. Anderson-Hearing
OF petitions of F. Eudey and W. G.
Anderson jr., for letters. F. Eudev
wlthdraws his petition, whereupon W.
u. Anderson jr., was appointed admin
istrator, bonds required in the sum of
$500.
Estate of j. C. Fithian-Order con-
firming sale of personal property. Ad-
ministrator finally discharged.
NEW CASES.
Estate and guardianship of Mary
Elva Hall-Fanny Hall, mother of said
minor child, petitions for letters of
guardianship. The estate it is alleged
consists of legacies in money, as follows:
From Mrs. S. B. Cross, in Ohio, an
aunt of said minor, valued at $1,000
and from Mrs. Maud Hall, also an aunt
In Tennessee, valued at S1OOO.- The
relatives are d. K. Hall and petitioner.
father and mother of minor, residing
in jackson, Mrs. Emma Jewell, grand
mother, in Pioneer district, Amador
county, and Henry and James Toop.
uncles, residing at Defender. A. Cami-
netti, attorney.
George M. Huberty, administrator
OF the estate of G. A. Douet, VS.. Marie
j. Boyrie, Louis Cergneaux, Alice
Cergneaux, and others-The complaint
sets forth that on the 9th day of June,
l9O2 u. A. DOuet and Marie j. Boyrie
and Louis Cergneaux entered into CO.
partnership, with capital stock of
SS0O0; each party to subscribe $1,000.
The business was in the conduct of a
saloon at Paloma, Calaveras county.
Marie j. Boyrie was to devote all her
time to said business, and to receive $50
per month and board and lodging, in
addition to her share of the profits of
the business. The land upon which
the business was to be conducted be-
longed to Louis Cergneaux and M. J.
Boyrie, and by the terms of the CO.
partnership they were required to con-
vey One-third interest therein to G.
A. Douet. That The said deceased not
only contributed his share of the
capital, but also the share of Mrs,
Boyrie, and also advanced other monev
to her, amounting in all to $4,000. That
building was erected on said lot and
used for hotel and saloon; that Louis
Cergneaux married defendant Marie
J. Boyrie's daughter, who is now Alice
CergneauX, and the three conducted
the hotel and saloon as their own prop
erty, to the exclusion of G. A. Douet;
that said Douet endeavored in his life
time to get an accounting of said CO.
partnership, but was unable to do so.
In 1903 said, three defendants, without
the consent:of Douet, sold the furniture
and stock OF said hotel and appropri-
ated the proceeds to their own use, and
also rented the premises for the sum of
$50 per month, and have converted the
rent to their own use, exclusive of
Douets interest therein. That since
the death of DOuet the defendants re-
fuse to account to plaintiff, and threaten
to sell the property and convert the
proceeds to their own use. Judgment
is asked for dissolution of co-partner-
ship and the appointment of a receiver
to take charge of the property, and
for an account and money jud dgment
that the court may find due from de-
PENDANTS. w. ]. MCGEE and D. B.
Spagnoli, attorneys for defendants.