Amador ledger., 1909-11-12
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
noN. y. V. WOOL JuDaE

tnat que ana legal nOtlCS has DSSH
given sale of real property in Sutter
Creek for $3.50 confirmed.
Stana Skulich VS. Lazza Skulich In
terlocuory decree of divorce granted on
the ground of extreme cruelty. Defend
mant ordered to paw sl5 per month ali !
mony and plaintiffs costs of suit
amounting to $50 so.
Garibaldi VS. Crllo--Order made
denying Injunction and directing entry
of judgment.
Matter of empaneling Grand jury
The following named persons were
called and sworn as a grand jury VIM
c Fithan, Jacob Newman, A L Carl
bald, w II LESLEY V ] Chichizola, E
D Boydston, o M Henry, J H Langhorst,
John A Phipps, George L Thomas,
Joseph Kidd, ! Sheridan, George P
Murphy, Andrew Perevich, r W Bar
nett, Robert Ellis, E D Barney, George
Woolsey and p Jonas. The court ap-
pointed George Woosey as foreman.
Oaths administered to foreman and jury.
The court then read its charge to the
jury, whereupon it entered upon its
duties.
Estate of Robert Upton-Order made
appointing c Cubert, B F Taylor and
Jabez MINIS appraisers.
People VS. Agostino Borello, Arraisned
plead guilty; case set for November
10Th for trial.
Vim D Oul1 VS. Victoria Ould-Sette-
ment of property rights our of court
confirmed Intelocutory decree of
divorce granted.
Estate of Marie Corotto-Decree made
establishing notice to creditors; order
made settling final account and distri-
button.
Estate of Thomas Rowse decree
made establishing notice to creditors.
Richard Webb VS. C Culbert, as
treasurer of City of Jackson Opinion
filed by court Temporary injunction
heretofore granted dissolved.
M Isaacs VS. M Jones, administrator
On trial. Demurrers to petition for
plaintiffs and to objections, filed. De-
murrer to objections sustained; petit
toner granted days in which to amend
and administrator granted I days in
which to demur Further hearing con-
TUNED until December Is.
New Cases.
Geo Yager ct al VS. Mrs E E Stevens
ct al-Complaint filed and summons is
sued Complaint sets up that on October
l6. 1909, the plaintiffs were in posses
sion of 28O acres near Willow Springs
known as the Stevens Ranch; that on
such date the defendants unlawfully en-
tered upon such lands and premises and
ousted plaintiffs therefrom, and now
holds possession of the same; that
plaintiffs have been deprived of the use
of such premises since said date, ana
pray for the restitution of said premises
and for $500 damages, and that such
damages be trebled
C Banfield ct al VS. Martin J Derania
ct al-Complant filed and summons is
sued. Affidavit of attachment and under
taking on attachment filed. Writ OF at
tachment issued. The complaint says
that on September 30, 1908, at Lowry,
Tehama county, the plaintiffs sold and
delivered to said defendants 300 wethers
for the sum of $500; that on said date
5000 was paid on account and that the
balance was promised to be paid on
December rs, of the same year; that
Sl49 60 and interest is still due, and for
a second cause of action the complaint
states that on November 2, 1908, at the
same place the same plaintiffs sold to
the same defendants 27l goats fori the
sum of S677 50; that on that date S2O2
was paid on account, that there is now
due and unpaid the sum OF S475 50, max
ing total of $606 80 with interest still
due and unpaid.
Estate of Frank A Richardson-H t
Potter petitions for letters of admins
tration. The petition sets forth that the
estate consists of lot 5 block 2 in Oleta
of the value of 500; also household
furniture. money and other property, the
value of the latter being unknown. The
next of kin are unknown to the petr-
TONER. Petition for special letters of ad'
ministration filed. Order made granting
same.
Estate of John D Baughman-H E
Potter petitions for letters of admins
tration. The estate consists of about 60
acres in 1851 and is valued at $75. So