The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-23


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Probate Court-August Term, 1879.
Probate Court, Judge +. Bross, pre-
siding. convened on Monday morning.
The fonowing buaness vas transacted
up TO the adjournment of court last even
ing:
I'm the matter of the estateof Nathaniel
Holmes, administrator presented his
proof Of publication for tn 'adjustment
OF CLAIMS against said estate, which, be-
ing examined by the coirt, was APP
proved and ordered recorded.
Bridget Dowd was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of Pcttr Dowd upon
filing bond i'm the sum OF five hundred
dollars. Bond filed, approved and ordered
recorded. OF said estate +. Malinsky,
Edward Dezonia and Pat6ck Brush were
appointed appraisers.
William j. Milford, administrator of
the estate Of Joseph Sta,lo- presented
proof OF publication ii notice for the
adjustment Of claims, which being ex-
ahmed by the court wa approved and
ordered recorded.
In the matter of the estate Of William
ii. Milford, William j. Milford, admins
trator, made proof of the dle publication
OF notice for the adjustment of claims
agains, said estate, which was approved
aud ordered of record.
Ia AN action of ass,InpSit against tile
estate of Joseph Straub, John Hodges,
claimant, was allowed the sum OF - %,
a. a seventh class claim, to be paid in
due course of administration.
Miles Cauble presented his claim
against the estate of Moses Hudson, de
ceased, for the sum OF $50 Gs, which be-
ing admitted by james 4. Met rite, adj
min stratOr. was allowed as a seventh
class claim, and ordered to be paid in due
course OF administration.
M Nc Gauley. administrator Of the
estat. of A. W. Oneil, deceased, pre-.
scented proof of publication of notice for
the adjustment Of claims against said es-
tate, which being examined by the court
was approved and ordered of record,
and the following claims allowed: Will
liam q. Carey. assumpsit. demand
S42 10. as Of first class claim. Michael j.
McCauley, assumpsit, demand, 5000.
A u. Davis presented his claim in
an alton of assumpsit, against the estate
of Joseph Straubt, for S27,75, and the
cour having heard the proof in the case,
and the administrator having admitted
the correctness Of the claim, it was or
dertd by the court to be allowed, as of
seventh class claim. And also Barney
McMannus presented his claim against
the same estate in the same action for
Sal So, and the same ordered entered as
above.
In the estate of Moses Hutson, de-
ceased, James T.. McCrites, administra-
tor, Henry Douglas brought an action
Of assunapsit. demand a2.O0. proof being
heard and the claim being admitted by
the administrator, same was allowed as
Of seventh class.
Henry Hacker brought same action for
a claim OF twenty dollars and like Or
der entered as above.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Mary 4. and Margaret II. Mitchell, James
f. McCrite, guardian, filed his repo 1T as
such guardian, which was approved and
ordered recorded, and the balance IN his
hands, twelve dollars and eighty -Onc
certs. ordered to be paid over to the
grandmother of said heirs, and that upon
the said guardian filing receipt for the
sane, he be discharged from further liza
biltics as such guardian.
The following cases appear on the
docket undisposed of:
In the matter. OF the guardianship of
the minor heirs OF John Broderick, de-
ceased, John G. Crowley, guardian; cita-
ten 10 report continued generally from
last term.
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minor heirs of Daniel Ryan, deceased :
citation to report continued generally
from last term.
In the matter OF the guardianship of
the minor heirs of John Weaver. de-
ceased, Jacob Light, guardian, new bond
required. Continued from last term.
In the matter OF the estate of W. {.
Schoiield, deceased, John b. Phillis, adj
ministrator; continued by agreement
from last term for hling receipts of
widow and guardian.
W. u. Carry, against the estate of
Joshua j. Gates, deceased; assumpsit.
Demand, forty-two dollars and ten cents.
Continued from last term.
Henry Weimeger. against the estate OF
John Sullivan, deceased; assumpsit. De
mand, iifty-eight dollars and ten cents.
Continued from last term for proof.
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