The Ottawa free trader., 1880-05-29
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.
that purpos

THE COUNTS.
The Circuit Court.
Court wa, in session this week until Wednes-
day only, when Judge Stlpp, owing to continued
and serious Illness In his family at Princeton, ad'
joulntd court until next Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock and went home.
The docket for next term is being made up.
On the law docket 30 new cases have been com
menccd, and on tie chancery side % cases, with
the coming week up to next Friday night to hear
from.
Among those begun this week was one by
Dwight Hunter v. John Sanders, Vim. Routclifie,
Dug. Strecter and Eben j. Ward, for s., 900 dam.
ages. The case arises out Of little row in the
Rouclhe saloon, in which Hunter got badly
"chawed" lip
Mary Masterman brings suit against Daniel
Masterman, for divorce on grounds OF desertion,
alleging that after having lived with her since
their marriage in Troy Grove, oct. |, 1862, Dan.
ie in April 1874 willfully deserted her, and has
since lived away from her. He lives in Brown
county
The record for the week is as follows:
CRIMINAL.
Adam Reinman, indicted Tor sellnS liquor
without II license, fined $40,
Benz. B. Reynolds v Chas +. Wing and Leon
ard Iiod Gman, appeal; deft defaults, appeal dis
missed, proccdcndo 10 j. T., judg. in favor OF
pin. V. delt for 81 damages and costs.
CHANCERY.
Sarah X. Smith ct al. V. Agnes Kyburn ct AL,
report of master approved and sale confirmed.
Irving +. Smith '. Henrietta Smith, divorce I;
motion for alimony, complainant ordered to pay
800 by June lith next.
John Packcnham v Mary Packcnham ct al,
decree vacated, leave to conpt. To amend bill.
David w. Garfield v. Juliana Hayes ct al, mas
tcrs report approved.
County Court.
On Wednesday John c. Lcutzcn, against
whom, it will be remembered a judgment was
recently entered in the Circuit Court for several
hundred dollars In favor OF woman whom he
had thrown out Of a church parsonage In Peru,
appeared in this court and asked that the son-
seryator appointed last fall when he was declared
insane, be discharged. and the management OF
his property restored to him. After lengthy
trial he was pronounced sane aud the conscrva
trio man, however,; and claimed that his family
had him declared insane 10 ROB Nun.
Around the Court House.
The warm weather Of the week has had dam.
aging effect on the marriage market, only three
licenses having been issued, to wit:
Christ II. Stewart aud Leila 4. Wcscott.
Joseph Shultz and Maggie Debo.
John Bach and Carrie Mcclure.
REAL ESTATE.
Forty seven real estate instruments were this
week iiled in the recorders Office. The money
involved, compared with last week, was
Sales. s:sssi3 Mas 3; 50 s47' Hfy iSS 8 o.
Loans. s..................... 4.9650O ll,4l2&
instruments. ts............... AZ III
Among the warrantee deeds were the following
John A. Pow to d. McDougall, May 49, sh lot
|, blk ~, Original Town Of Ottawa.
7. ID. Young to r. F, Lotsperch ct al, lots |, 2,
3, I, blk 1, North Ottawa, 5000.
Geo. }. Groshens to Xavier llunsman, May -,
sh lot -, Ottawa City, $500.
Jas. II. Campteld to Georgana Perkins May
90 O. c. D., sub Swq II, 81, B. in II and 40, lot 4,
Ottawa, S2,654.
Mary Mcdowell to Isabelle Plumb, May 2i lot
3, blk o, Collins's Add, Sueator, 5000.
Jos. Mckinzie to Louisa Wallace, lot ), blk 25,
Mendoza, 800.
Sheriff to L. b. Norton, deed, May 20, Ell .wq
Is, 81, 3, and seq Is, 81, 3, Bruce and Eagle
$2,0S255.
THEJAIL
On Saturday Mary Overter was brought in
from Streator. She WAS convicted OF being a
street walker and bold, bad girl As there is
no place to confnc her in she has the run of the
halls. II does seem that the supervisors ought
to be able to use some sense on this jail question.
Tho Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
VIII send their celebrated ElecrOVotaic Belts 10 the
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