The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court, Judge Ide presiding,
convened in the District Court room yester-
day morning. The business of the day was
rushed through, and great deal was done.
The following is the record:
Ex parte J. W. Taylor, elected by the
Bar as Judge Pro Tenn for the present term,
and duly qualified.
Ex parte A. Loriea, c. B. Pierce, Chas.
Schinke, George Walters and Frederick
Assenheimer excused for the term as petit
jurors.
Gaylord Rolling Mill Company vs.. John
Il. Sears, default and judgment against de-
fendant for S596SO and costs.
Webb Va. Williams ct al, default and
judgment against defendants for S5l8.l5
and costs.
King vs.. Fitzmorris, action dismissed and
judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Rieder VS.. Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
ci6c K. 4. Co., action dismissed and costs
paid.
Goodman VS.. Crook ct al, same entry.
Blackman vs.. K. P. X. r. Co., continued
to next term of court.
Pryor vs.. X. p. r. r. Co., two cases)
continued to next term of court as per slip
ulation.
Speck ct al. vs.. Leavenworth city, con-
tinued by consent.
Hines VS.. Anthony, trial by jury evidence
on part of the plaintiff closed and demur-
rer of defendant interposed thereto, and
pending the argument thereon the plaintiff
dismisses action without prejudice, and
judgment is rendered against plaintiff for
costs.
klinefoeel vs.. K. P. r. r. Co., continued
BY consent.
Ralston vs.. K. P. R. r. Co., same entry.
Miller vs.. Bond, trial by jury, and not
concluded
E1 parte VIM. Shepherd, excused for the
term petit juror.
Keenan, VI. Avis, continued to next
form fog service.
Miller Va Bond, jury all present and
trial commenced, jury still out:
Leeper va. Myers ct al, proof of publica-
tion presented and approved, default enter
ed, judgment against defendants, Ellen NJ
and J. Myers, for Sl6825, with interest At
ten per cent. per annum, foreclosure and
sale ordered.
Swaney ". Potter, jury waived, tiI BY
the court, trial not yet concluded.
: The following resolutions were adopted
of Hon. r X. Rees, and were presented to
the court BY the Hon. T. p. Ftnloo. The
resolutions were ordered to Be spread upon
the records Of the court:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty
to remove from among - our late Brother, |
Hon. K r Rees, be il, BY the Bar of Leav-
enworth,
Resolved, That in the death of Richard
r. Res, the bar and bench Of this State
have been deprived Of one Who has, from
the organization Of the Territorial Govern
ment Of Kansas, been IN ornament alike to
both bench and bar, who's abilities - an
attorney, whose purity - . judge have ev-
or been conceded, and never questioned by |
friend or foe, whose example in private,
-Poblic aad professional Life, 10 verify The
imitation Of al Who desire Whsa Slife's 1T |
full fever is Ger" to leave, - legacy TO
his children, pure and unsullied chaEac-
ter.
Resolved, That Ne deeply sympathiss
with ths bsrsavsd family Of ths deosassd,
and pray that He Who tempereth the wind
to the shom lamb" will grant them the
only Consolation they may have in this hour |
of their great affection.
Reached, That the Clerk Of the District
Court be reqdested to furnish the family OF
the deceased copy of these proceedingA
and that the District and Probate Courts Of
the county be prayed to order the same |
spread upon the records Of the respective |
Courts koBf. CRoHn,
W. MCNEIL CLouGH, President.
Secretary.