The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
THE COURTS
The Circuit Court Decides the
Rembaugh-Sedalia Suit.
The Krebs Osgood Habeas
Corpus Case Called.
The County Court Calls in the
Pettis County Funding Bonds.
The School House Tramps Sent up
by Justice Halstead.
c UNITY COURT.

COChT.
Full bench present yesterday.
A dromshop license WIS issued to C. A.
Rogers, OF L. IN 1nte, TO July /, 1885.
John Lowry Was appointed road over
seer. dislricI No. ,, towI ship 46, range q.
The assess . value or lot No. 10, block
81. city Of Se,ialia, belonging to W. B.
Riley, was re, uced from $1,000 TO $1,000,
the same D-i' erroneous.
The fol owing named were drawn for
the May ter;s OF the circuit court:
First Ia eI-A. B. Caytcn, james L.
+ gin, John GaHlt, q. l.. Dejarnett, JEFF
RooerIs, ID F Palmer, o. p. Howk. John
Evans, VIM. Hun, VIM. Campbell, D. A.
Qrke, Chss. Gross. w. T. Gorrell, j. w.
Courtney, II. Chrys', Pat Thatcher, c. B.
Glasscock, Frank Stevens, j. Elliott, Ed.
Banner, j. w. Me- lur'.
Second parel-N Fl Scott, BnIlenwick
w. Grabb>, K. E. Kelly, j. S. Fiemmir z,
j. A. Burke, d. s. Bowman, Robert Fer
gusOn, J F. Beedy, H. H Dix, j. w.
Houx, James Handley, Z. F. Boair ght,
Robert Bonner, A. n. Harris, Dennis
Golden, ]. ID. Brown, 3. g. Lewis, W. 6.
RCfin, w ID. Fellows, G.. II. Powell, John
Ferguson, John Ringep, George Crawford.
IL i hereby ordered by the court that
the county eli, rk proceed at once to give
nO'ice for one mOhtb immtdia' ely pro- to
the LIST v If May, 1884, in III New York
Daily World, the same being Gaily news
p per 81 general circulation published in
the city OF NV York, that Prtis county
has resolved 10 rid em on the said first day
OF My. l-S5. At Il e counter of the First
National bank OF the city OF New York, in
the city and state OF New York, the follow
ing bonds designated as "Pettis county
funding bonds" dated May 1st, 1873, ard
payable in thirty years, but redeemable at
the option OF i'd county in five years upon
giving notice, TO wit. Bonds numbered
from one to thirteen inclusive, esch of
the denomination OF one thousand dollars,
bearing per cent semi annual interest,
and that ssil binds so cal ed in will be
paid, principal and sccrusd interest. on
said day at said bank, and that interest
will cease thereon aft-r said d,te.
Now on this day Jno. S. Hall, coun
treasurer, presents for C mediation coupons
Of the new court house bonds, for which be
has paid s., 900; elso coupons of the Pettis
county funding b nds, for which he has.
paid S2,3Oo, which c. upODs are received,
and cancelled by the court and ordered
that the said treas urer be allowed proper
crsdi s..
CIRCUIT COURT
Circuit urt convened vests r1ay pursu-
ant 10 adjournment, ard proceeded to BUSH
ness by taking up the case OF B s. Rem
Daugh VS.. the city of Sed liz.
The string of Witnesses called was as long
as the moral law, and caused judge Strother
10 scratch bis he'd at the prospect for
long winded trial of very unimportant in
junction case.
After hearing the residing of the papers,
he Judge suggested that time was precious.
The grounds OF the dispu'e not far off and
single look at them would be worth more
han weeks testimony In the way of
10 him. Accordingly it was
agreed that he and the attorneys for the
prosecution and defense should visit the OBJ
ectional sewer, the emptying of which, at
he mill grounds, was what the plaintiff
sought to prevent. Court was accordingly
ldj Iurotd, and after viewing the premises,
In agreed verdict was rendered that the
;i'y should have until May lst to ex'end
he sewer to the railroad Quite.
The next case called was the habess
corpus of George Z. Osgood, OF
Kansas VS.. Lunetta g. Krebs, his
divorced vile, from whom he desires to
rain possession OF their eight-yesr old SOD,
Charles Edwin Osgood. As heretofore
mentioned in the BAzoO, Mrs. Krebs, ac-
,ompsnis by her present. husband ard Der
on Charles were In court and were con-
ronted by Mr.. O,good. The attorneys on
Zach side appeared. and il was finally
agreed to lay the Csc over until Thurs
lay, III 18th, the child III tie mesntime
,eing placed in III. custody of Attorney f.
J. Smith, win permission to the parents TO
Tisit il. The little fellow ihIoul he Ut the
ri Il chung 10 his mother with the utmost
enacity, and would cry on, in alarm If his
.iber approached him, and if his personal
preferences had anything to do in the mat
er, it Is quite plain 10 see who would be
permits to keep him
The court after the disposal of these two
Eases, adjourned TO Ga. M.
HALsTEAD's COURT
The three Us, John Nolsr, John Conk-
in and John King, who were arrested at
he McVey school house Sunday night,
we're yesterday srraigned before Justice Hal
lead on the charge Of trespass and the des-
ruction of school property. and assessed
me day each In the county Jail and costs,
amounting to about nine days confinement
ZACH. They will probably consider the
,hsnge to Murray's grub and Murrsy's
odging an improvement on the school
house, as they will neither have to cut
wood, build fires or hustle for grub. An
,ther strong argument for q work house.
The Old Grandmother,