The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-06-06
THE COURTS.
A Busy Time in The Various 1ribu-
mails Of Justice Yesterday.
Proceedings in the District Court
Before Judge Crozier-Pro-
bate Matters-Police
Pickings.

Y 81, Id~y was busy day in the various
trtpuh.is / Justice, as the fOlIos ing record
Of la proceedings in each VIII show
DISTRICT COURT.
Eurress W. Boggs Jury prepaid by defend
ant Judsm ut ordered entered against
paiutiu iur Gusts OF suit, &c, on verdict OF tue
Jury i.-r-t,. ore read-red ia tins action.
Sass vs.. Winter. Court having had TINS case
under advi>.Iuent, and having uuly consul.
er. ID Ine same, refuses 10 grant the prayer oI
th.. pstitIoher, Charles r. Winter, 10 sci
sd, the judgment In this case, and Tor new
trial hereof, wnereupon, the p-uuoheI asheu
tl,t. court To find and state III writing
it, conclusions Of TACT, found separately from
it, conclusions OF law .
T. SliIIings, ct al. vs. David Ii. Mltcnei.
Mandate IrOu the supreme court presented
10 the court, and ordered complied with.
WundilUu'- ~ Kansas Insurance Compa-
ny It al. GA application OF the piainiin, leave
II gwen HIM To amend his petition heIeiD,by
mailing =. Abies party defendant -.
Ph!IiI, = w. Snoyer. Demurrer OF plaintlH
to >eroud ground Of defense overruled-tx-
cs-rtIous OF plaIntln. Ten Gays given PAIN
mi TO reply IL answer OF defendant
Lott vs. lsoand oil County Commissioners OF
the County OF Leavenworth. Demurrer OF
d-frntiauI Withdrawn. Leave given plaintln
-, MI. amend Il petition by next SATURDAY.
Defendant To nle answer by Saturday follow
ing. e., pal, va IN.
County B.,aTd of the County of LeaVenworih
TnTn'r y. Third Congregational Church.
ortier.d TO issue certificate to present sherin
I TO make deed ,,., a., .osr,,,
sale sustained. ana sheriff ordered to execute
| and deliver deed OF land SO sold 10 pur-
chaser.
/ 20 strike out part OF defendants answer over
ruI..,i to ~ Icn plaintiffs excepted.
| n ~ Idle. as Receiver of the e-tate In IN
solv-ncy of the Kansas Insurance S9lnpany
/ approved abd ordered to be flied win Tue
/ plead, nps and made "A part OF record III TINS
| ga -. winch il accordingly done. .
| Ne,.ter vs.. Ne-ter. Motion OF pialntiH Ior all
mony in pending suit overruled, 10 whieh
plaintiff excepted. ,
Iu>ly ct al. W.. easy ct al. hu'e extenueu
| for defendant 10 show cause ior two weeks
Court adjourned until Saturday morning,
June 18th, 1873, at ten O'Clock.
NEW CASES FILED.
The following new cases were filed yester.
dsy in the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Mary Curry VS.. Michael F. Curry; d.
| vorce- Milo u.,,-a,,
John n. Neuhaus, Henry X. Krite and
Alexander Mueller, partners as Neuhaus,
| kriIe 4 Co, vs.. John T. huesseh, aostiace vi
judgement.
Burnes. "a ,,,, p,,v
OF l. .avenworlh, Kansas.
PROBATE COURT.
| In the matter of the insanity OF Charies
Cullen, an inmate of the county poor house
trial by jury. defendant found by theJnry MOI
insane. verdict set aside by the court and new
iury ordered trial had and defendant adj dg
eel insane W. L. Cornforth appointed guar
dian, Cullen was suffering from temporary
insanity caused from Injuries received oy
kick from a horse, ten years ago.
| In the matter of the insanity OF Mary
Higgins, also all inmate OF the county pool
house, trial by jury and defendant adludset
insane and {. Cornforth appointed As
puardean The cause of the insanity wa
found To be -piiepsy. ,
| In the matter OF the insanity OF Sarah }
O'Nara another inmate of the county poo
house, trial by jury and defendant foun'
. not insane another jury ordered, ana Cas-
set for June 9TH.
POLICE COURT.
Thirty dollars in fines were assessed at tn
police court yesterday morning.
| j. l.. Striker, vagrant, who was 1Ounu U.
the police floating around mlscellanenusIy
was lined $40 which sum not being able u
pay ne was sent up for sixty days.
A. b. Sfo lizard, who was arrested VIII
, Striker but against whom nothing wa
| proved. was discharged.
Mrs Rtiney, Lucinda Baker and Marth;
, | Dorsey, charged with distui bling the peace
will he allowed to explain before his homo
tomorrow. IL seems that the above men
! toned were engaged in some sort OF "A chdTird
ri or midnight >errnade, and complaint De
| ing made 10 the police the offenders wer
arrested This should be "A solemn warnin
to midnight Serenaders Of all classes ana de
r scri ptions.