Amador Ledger-Dispatch, Volume 1901, Number 27, 27 December 1901 — SUPERIOR COURT. [ARTICLE]

SUPERIOR COURT.

HON. R. C. RUST, JUDGE

Estate of John . Juka— Mrs. Louisa Juka appointed executrix, upon filing bond of $2000.

Estate of Lillie M. Ekel— Order granted authorizing petitioner to lease property. Estate of Samuel G. Morrow— Robt. I. Kerr appointed administrator with the will annexed; bond required of $150. • Estate of Carl L. Jorgenson— Decree granted, setting "aside property for benefit of widow.

Estate of Daborab S. Hodges—Hearing of final account continued.

Estate of Mary E. Shettlo— J. E. Shettle appointed administrator, upon filing bond of $250. Robert F. Simpson vs. Oneto — Demurrer overruled.

Fuletta vs. M. E. Muldoon—Demurrer overruled.

Julius Lowenthal vs. Victor E. Montirichard — Domurrer argued and submitted.

NEW SUITS.

Belle Leslie vs. H. F. Vogt et al— Suit to recover the sum of $817 and interest at 8 per cent. Complaint, alleges that on the 6th day of September, 1900, defendant, Vogt, gave his promissory note to plaintiff in the above named sum, the note being due one year after date. Said note is secured by mortgage of 140 acres in section 32,. township 6, range 12. Judgment is asked for $817 and interest, also for $50 and 8 per cent of the judgment recovered for attorney fees, for decree of foreclosure and sale of mortgaged premises, and that a receiver be forthwith appointed to take charge of the property. . Henry H. Davis of San Francisco, is attorney for plaintiff.

Charles W. Trotter vs. Amador Gold Mine, Jackson Gold Fields, Jackson Exploration and Development Co., and others — The complaint sets forth that the various companies named in the complaint as defendants were incorporated under the laws of Great Britain, . and were in fact the same company under different names.' That all are in process of liquidation. On the 21st of June, 1901, defendants asserted some claim or interest in certain mining property as follows: 65 acres described in a deed executed by Daniel McKay and wife to William A. Wallace; also mineral entry 800, known as the Aetna mine, containing about 17 acres; also the School House mine; also rights of way secured by Amador Gold Mine from W. Doyle, Margaret Holtz, and Amador Queen Mining Co.; also mill site and mining claim of Amador Queen No. 1. That defendants agreed to transfer to plaintiff all rights, title, and interest in these properties, upon the performance of certain conditions by plaintiff. That plaintiff has performed said obligations, but defendants hay to transfer their interests to plaintiff according to agreement. Wherefore plaintiff prays for judgment that defendants be enjoined from asserting any right in said described property, and that a receiver be appointed to execute transfers of said real estate to plaintiff, and that all the rights of the Amador Gold Mine limited be unaffected by said decree. Lindley & Eikoff are attorneys for plaintiff.