Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-02-05
DISTRICT COURT.
First Days Proceedings.

The court convened at 10 O'Clock, q. M, and
owing to the condition Of the Court House, now
undergoing repairs, the Union church has been
secured to hold this session of the court In. On
account Of the sma1mess Of the building, 1t il .
vert inconvcnicnt place.
All the officers Of tie court we're present, also
the following members Of the Ford County Bar
N. ". Sutton, j. T. Whitelaw, T. s. Jones, B. F.
Milton, E. D. Swan and +. II. Borton. The law
yers from abroad we're: Hon. Samuel Maher,
Great Bend T. s. Haun, Of Jetmore, A. J. Abbot.
| Of Garden City, Nelson Adams, Of Larned, and
Mr.. French, Of Kinsley.
Thereare eight criminal and sixty two civil cases
on the docket.
The first day was principally taken mp by the
court in calling the docket. and passing on mo-
tons. and in doing 80 the following entries and
orders we're made:
State vs. Kelley-appeal dismissed.
State vs. Brittain-appeal; dismissed.
State Va. Mounce-rcady for trial.
City Of Dodge City vs.. n. T. Drake-dismissed
at the cost Of the city.
w. Selfridgc W. Byron s. Hite, and ". J.
Dixon-applicatiOn for q continuance, made by
plaintiff, to be heard Wednesday morning.
S. Galland vs.. Thomas Miller-application 70,
continuance.
R. M. Wright & Co.. vs.. York, Parker + ORA.
per Mercantile Co.-not to he tried before Friday.
W. F. Petition vs.. n B. Klaine-passcd.
Eli Gilbert We. N. A. Gilbert-motion set fol-
hearing Friday afternoon,
Padgett vs.. A., T. & 8. F. II. r. Co-rcady fos
trial.
Knause vs.. ShIfcr-rcady for trial.
Bceson Harris, j. NJ. Day, Geo. Anderson
David S. Johns, Driskill & Son, Benjamin AndeH
ron VS.. R. W. Eaans, Treasurer Of Ford County,
and School District No. 1S-six cases set for trial
| ON Friday, with leave to ammend petition.
Arthur Inderlicd Va. William Butler-motion by
Mr.. Sutton, to make petition more definite and
certain, Sustained.
j. B. Watkins vs. Parker-default.
Watkins vs. GreenwOod-default
Watkins vs. Wilkowski-dcfault
z. J. Bolls and G. W. Britain Va. Thomas Tay
lor-ready for trial.
Stephens & Fulton VI. Latham Jones, Et al
continued by stipulation.
Cofey vs.. Galland-rcady for trial.
Rankin We. KOlff-ready for trial
Tobias vs.. Koln-rcady for trial.
Elisabeth Benson vs George Benson-placcd at
head Of the docket.
Parks Va. Jones-continued for service.
Crouch VS.. Crouch-dsfanlt.
Frazier Vs. A., T. & 8. r. X. r. Co-passed.
Hartman va. Hartman-default.
Bickle We. Singer & Acknowledgement as pei
stipulations ON hlc.
Jones Vs. JOnes-default.
Miller VI. Miller-cOntinucd for service.
Warwick vs.. Warwick-default.
Amos vs.. Ames-ready for trial.
Widen vs.. Olive-ready for trial.
Trudsn vs. Sughrue, Et al-leave to amend Pc
tition, with leave to defendants to plead.
Slavcn Bros Va. A. O. Marsh and the W. C. X. s.
Association-strickcn from the docket
Schradcr VI. Schrader-default
The following cases were on motion placed on
the trial docket:
Warner VS.. Warner.
A. W. DimOtt va. z. T. Wingfeld.
C.. Bcemer vs.. Archie Keech.
The State Of Kansas VS.. ID. Aubergue, being a
charge Of burglary and larcency, was called; jury
smpsnelcd and State commenced to introduce tes-
timony On trial when the court adjourned.