The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-25
PROBATE COURT.-HnroN. JUDGE.


Monday, March 7th.-Estate of Samuel Rob-
ertson, deceased. Hearing on petition to hold
the estate open. Adjourned to March 10th
Estate of l. N. Hanold. deceased. Final &C
count OF administrator John Z. Hanold, heard
and allowed; Estate OF Hiram Chaprell, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition for probate OF
will. Will admitted to probate and admins
tration granted to Lydia Chappell; Estate Of
Zebplon Monroe. Hearing on petition for
probate Of will. Will admitted to probate
but afterwards by the stipulation of par
ties, the order was set aside and heirs at law
admitted to contest. Adjourned to Monday,
April 18th; Estate OF Smith Hinckley, deceas-
en-. Petition OF Maggie Hnckley for appoint
ment OF administrator. Day or hearing April
let.
Tuesday, March 8th.-Estate OF Edward
Vickery. Petition OF L. A. Churchill, admins
TRAITOR for license to sell real estate. Day OF
hearing April 1st Estate OF Lora Bishop,
minor. Petition for appointment of guardian.
George ID. Bishop appointed and ordered to
file bond.
March 10tb.-Estate OF Henry G.. Mcclure,
deceased. Hearing on final account. Account
heard and adjourned to 10Th inst to hear ar
garments OF counsel; Estate OF Isaac Everett.
Petition for probate Of foreign will. Day OF
hearing April 9th; In the matter OF petition OF
Mary Colwell to commit James Colwell to the
Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo as an INDECENT
insane person. On report OF the Physicians
appointed by the Court TO examine the alleged
insane person-that he was not Of unsound
mind, an order was entered denying the prayer
OF the petitioner. In refusing an order for
commitment to the Asylum tie Court said It
seems from the evidence that Colwell believes
persstsntly in the unchastity OF his wife, with
out the least proof in support of such cruel
charge and against all reasonable probability
OF it's truth. And there are some circums.an
ces attendant that give it the color OF insanity,
still it is not necessarily so, for many whose
sanity is undoubted are unduly jealous or sus-
picious OF others, and especially OF those
closely connected with them, and who upon the
most trivial even whimsical grounds will wrong
fully impute the worst motives and condnct to
those in whom they ought to confide." In this
case the testimony OF the physicians is of such
a character as to warrant me in denying the
application.
Saturday, March 12th.-Estate OF o. 8. Ross,
deceased. Hearing on petition OF Cannon and
Deerng for administrative to render final
account. 1t appearing that the admins tratrlx
had been heretofore discharged by order OF the
Court, the petition was denied.
Monday, March 14th.-Estate OF John Black,
deceased. Last day OF hearing elaine, claims
heard and allowed aud administrator ordered
to pay debts within three months. Annual
account Of administrator filed. Day OF hearing
April LIST, 1881; Estate OF william Olcott, de-
ceased Final account OF administrator John
Graham, heard aud allowed; Estate OF Mich
ael Yeider, deceased. Hearing on petition for
appointment OF administrator. Peter Dillman
appointed and ordered to file bond Estate OF
Willis A. Smith ct. al. minors. Petition for
appointment OF guardian. VIM. w. Bass, APP
pointed; Annual accounts filed IN the estates Of
Cora sisson, MINOR, Lucinda Earl, ct. al minors,
Ella Karnes, minor, A. Avery, deceased, NJ. A.
Stephens, minor, Carrie Northrup, minor, Addie
Whiting.
Tuesday, March 15th.-Estate Of s. v. Ar
mold, deceased. Hearing on petition for pro-
bate OF will. Will admitted to probate and
administration granted to Edward g. Allen I;
Estate OF Hezekiah selleck, deceased. Hear
ing on petition for license to sell real estate.
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