Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 84, Number 152, 14 February 1893 — COURTS AND LITIGATION. [ARTICLE]

COURTS AND LITIGATION.

1 Some of the Grist that Lawyers are j Grinding Out. Xew Suits Commence*!, and Others In AVhich Orders Wore Ma,;.- I Yesterday. In the case of tho National Bank of D. i O. Mills vs. Emily Koberson, Judge I < Prewitt has signed an order allowing the complaint in intervention of W. C. Con- , roy, assignee of O. W. Holleubeck, an { insolvent debtor, to bo tiled. '. The complaint recites that tho defend- ■ ant, Emily C. Koberson, on August 1, 1882, delivered to O. A. liollenbeek a note " for (1,383 -J.T, payable one day after dato; J that Hollenbeek was, on .November 10, 1892, adjudged on his own petition i' lan insolveut debtor; that on Oc- j ! tobe l'J, 1892, within thirty days I t previous to filing his petition iv insolvency, he knew he was insolvent, ' and for the purpose of giving preference to the bank of I), o. Mills & Co., over his other creditors, and of preventing the * note from being counted among his assets for ratable distribution among the creditors, ha assigned the note to the ' ! bank. ! j For this reason the intervenor, as as- ' signee of Hollenbeek, prays for judg- I 1 niont for the amount of the note, with ' '. interest and costs. { Philip Herzog, a defendant in the care ] of E. X.. Alsip v.s. the Sacramento Glass aud Crockery Company el als., has tiled a voluminous answer aud cross-corn- * plaint. This is tho case where Her/.og 8 held a chattel mortgage on the furniture t upholstery and fixtures in the Capital , Hotel from B. U. Brown, given to secure a promissory note, and which he claims ' is a prior lien on the fs,<MX> realized by 1 Alsip in tho sale of Brown's eflecls, which < he allowed under a contract that his lien l should have preference if the chattel l mortgage proved to be valid. He there- s lore asks judgment, lor the amount due t him. j C. E. Grunsky has filed an answer to ! the complaint of Henry Miller in the Superior Court. Tho suit is for the possession of the west 1-J.CU chains of section 8L and the west 1.i.00 chains of section M, in j township 7 south, range 10 east, and is in- J j eluded in a survey of swamp and over- ! c I flowed land. * Ellen Bryan has filed in the Superior ! Court a petition for letters of guardian-I ship on the estate aud persons of William I f Isaac, Nellie, May and Eulilia Minnie ' Bryan, minors. The estate is near liich- ' laud. Judge Johnson has ordered the pub- i lication of summons to Charles K. Ab- l bott, in the case of George LeMaistrevs. s Charles K. Abbott. The suit is to quiet ; title to lot:; in the block between M aud 1 N, Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth ! i streets, and the allidavit of plaintiff stales i that the defendant cannot be found. 1 O. G. Silverton has filed in the Superior 1 Court a petition iv insolvency, and publi- i cation ol notico to creditors to appear pud t prove their claims on March 21th has i been ordered by Judge Catlin. The lia- j bilities amount to 11,553 iS4; assets, noth- t ing. | N. M. Fay has filed in the Superior ! Court the withdrawal of his demand for . Justification of sure-ties on appeal, and ! ', accepts S. C. Tryou aud B. C. Trefry as , sureties without objection. Ada K. Kendel, guardian of tho person ' and (State of Katie L. Gwiu, a minor, has ' ' filed in the Superior Court, through her ' ! attorney, C. YV. Haker, her tirst annual I , account and report of the estate and rents, i amounting to s^,ui4. The hearing is set 1 for the :Uih. J