The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19

defendant on both attachment and merits
end continued.
Robert Fritz vs. Henry Hoffmeister, ap-
peal motion to dismiss heard and sustain
ed, and appeal dismissed.
This closed the docket, and Judge
Strother announced that next week would
be devoted to the law docket under a
special Judge, and that regular court would
be resumed next Monday week.
Court then adjourned to Monday morn
ing at 8 a. m.
PROBATE COURT.
Judge McClung found it rather up hill
business trying TO carry on court, as every
attorney ssked a continuance of their busi-
iness in order to allow them to attend the
circuii court. Follow ng is the docket:
w. s. Murphy, guardian ard curator of
Eldon Sidney and Bessie Murphy, minors.
files accounts and vouches for second annu-
al 81 ttlemeRt, which are examined, APPROX
ed and ordered 81 record.
Susan McCsbe, guardian and curator of
F. l. and ". NJ. McCabe, minors, files
tenth annual settlement; approved and
ordered of record.
George PenEerton, curator OF Thos. VI.
Psnberton, minor, 6les report of sale Of
real estate which is approved and deed or
d. red to issue topurchaser named therein.
Court adjourned to 9 a. NJ, Thursday
May Dist.
PROBATE COURT.
John A. Ward VS.. S. n. Wethers, execu-
tor OF Vim. Wethers, deceased, account;
Ill g.. Ias- 49,. Z
A. L. Wensel VS.. P. Wethers, executor of
VIM. Wethers, deceased, account; judg-
ment for plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50.
VIM. II. Flesher VS.. L. NJ. james, execu-
trix OF 5. P. james, deceased, account;
Judgment for SO.
Pat McEnroe guardian and curator of
James Whelap, deceased, file. second an
nual settlement in said estate, same is ap-
proved and ordered of record.
Elizabs tn aud John Scott, administrative
of Adam c. Scott, deceased, final settlement
case continued until August term and full
publication of notice.
POLICE COURT.
His honor, Recorder Snyder, seemed 10
swell with importance as he glanced at the
register yesterday mOrnirg and noted the
numerous entries II ereon.
John Murphy, charged with vagrancy,
was the first delinquent to respond TO roll
call. He was 6Ied IS aud went below
muitering at the folly of trying to make
man pay FIVE dollars who never made q
dollar.
James Veitch acknowledged he had been
on Jolly drunk.
"Do you think you got five dollars worth
Of fun out of it ?" asked the Judge.
"Yis, yer honor, and S25 worth of head
ache"
"Well, you can jusl settle with the mar
shall for the fun and we will throw the
he sdache in"
Veitch sat down with sigh.
Andy Davitt had enjoyed a like expert
ence 10 a degree which had made him very
dis1rderly, bat he was let off at the same
price with a gentle hint that another case
against him would entitle him to greater
consids ration.
John Hartman for trespass, and james
Garrett for late hours we're fined 81 each,
but given a stay to get out of town.
c. E. Ilgenfritz was brought up for the
violation ;of the sidewalk ordinance and
lined SO each on two counts.
John w. Houx, for similar charge ask
ed and was granted a continuance OF his
case.
VIM. Smith who has lately opened
3 meat market on Second street within
half block of the city market, was the last
TO answer for the violation of the market
house ordinance. He was also given 8
and court adjourned to Mon
day morning.