Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-22
City Court.

Hon. WIN. ID. HARDEN, Judge, presiding.
Court met yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when the following proceedings
were had:
Muir & DuckwOrth VS.. r. w. Wood
bridge. Case continued.
petit juror who was summoned 10
appear on Wednesday and failed to obey
the call from the court was fined 50 or, III
default of payment, to be imprisoned hVe
days in Jail for contempt.
His Honor announced that he would
call the civil docket this morning and as
sign cases for trial in January next.
Court then adjourned until this morning
at 10 O'Clock at which hour the jurors are
expected to be prompt in attendance
Court of Ordinary-December Term.
Hon. JOHN .. FERRILL, Judge, presiding.
The December term of the Court of Or
binary of Chatham county adjourned yes
terday afternoon. During the term the
following business was disposed of:
In re the estate of Sarah E. Williams,
and of Rachel Ann, Harriet and Dora Ann
Williams, minors. Letters of guardian
ship on their persons and property were
granted to Emanuel Wyatt.
In re the estate of Michael Quinn. Let
tiers of administration granted to Sigmund
Elsinger.
In re the estate of Edward c. Cromwell,
a minor. Letters of guardianship ON his
property granted to Robert I. cromwell,
his natural guardian.
In re the estate of Charles Meltzler.
Letters of administration on his estate
granted to his widow, Annie Neither.
In re the estate OF Ann c. Gaudry. Let
tiers of administration granted to John y.
Gaudry.
In re the estate of Richard L. Roe. Let
tiers of administration granted to his
father, Edward Roe.
In re the estate of Asa Clark. Letters
of administration granted to Charles >.
Hardee. Clerk of the Superior Court, said
estate not having been represented i'll
terms of the law.
In re the estate of Arthur Middleton
Blake. Letters ad cOlligendum granted
to VIM. Neyle Habersham.
In re the estate of Lemira G. Ellarbee.
Letters of administration granted to
Charles III. Dorset.
In re the estate of James A. Barron.
Letters of administration granted TO Isaac
NJ. Dowse.
In re the estate of Elizabeth Fowler.
Letters of administration de bonis non
granted to Isaac NJ. DOwse.
In re the estate of Mary Jane Roberts.
Letters of administration cum testamento
nlnBAO
he being selected by the heirs of said es-
tate.
In re the estate of Hiram Roberts. Let
ters of administration de bonis non
granted to James r. Sheldon.
In re the estate of Mary Ann Frederick.
Her last will and testament was admitted
to probate and recorded in common form,
and letters testamentary issued to Charles
5. Hardee, the executor named IN SAID
will.
In re estate of Nellie Washington. Her
last will and testament was admitted to
probate and record in common form, and
letters testamentary granted to VIM. X.
Fields, the executor named in said VIII.
In re estate of John r. McIntire. Let
tiers ad cOlligendum granted to VIM. r..
Fennell.
In re the estate of Stephen 7. Newton.
Letters ad colligendum granted to James
L. Shuptrine.
In re the estate of William Kline. Let
tiers dismissory granted TO E. j. Acos-
ia, Jr.
In re the estate of Ella Kline. Letters
dismissory granted to Z. j. Acosta, Jr.
In re the estate of Michael Cash. Let
tiers dismissory granted to James Nj. Cash.
In re the estate of Solomon w. Gleason.
Letters dismissOry granted to John n.
johnson, administrator.
A number of applications were filed for
permanent letters of administration on
estates and for sale of property.
Orders were granted for temporary
sales, allowances, years support for wild
ows and orphans, for auditing accounts,
binding out apprentices, and various
other matters relating to the business of
the court.
The court adjourned its regular session
until the first Monday in January, 1888,
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until the ID of January in consequence of
the LIST being a public holiday.
This court has twelve terms a year,
commencing on the first Monday in each
month and continuing in regular session
until the business is disposed of.