Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
THE COU KITS.
DISTRICT COURT,

The Wicita National bank VS.. John Arp
ct al; Judgment for plaintiff against j. and
T. Arp for 81 ,9SS. 90 and Judgment against
same tor W. W. Grocery Co. for S54s.l5.
W. A. Sage VS.. W. B. Nichols ct al; dis
missed at costs of the plaintiff.
John R. Parsons VS.. Theodore OFT ct al;
Judgment against Theodore and Minnie
OFT for s317. 50 and Judgment against Thos.
j. Manifee for $3.50.
I. K. Mclean VS.. Alice r. Johnson ct
al; judgment for plaintiff for S6iS9o.
W. A Sage VS.. c. J. Walker ct al; Judg-
ment for plaintiff for s691.5o.
o. O. Brum Us. Geo. NJ. Calhoun; dis
missed.
Same VS.. Chas B. Rozell ct al; dismissed
and costs paid.
7. w. Freshman VS. Ben Green ct al:
judgment on cross bill for S625.96.
a. G. Waynich VS.. w. d. Johnson; judg-
ment for $3.50. So
The Chicago Lumber CO. VS.. s. T. Jones
was on trial yesterday. The taking of
evidence was completed and the argument
continued until Thursday.
With this case the court closed for the
term, and no others will be on trial until
September, The court will, however, sit
in chambers until the Goth.
The past term has been q very busy one
for Judge Reed, nearly 500 cases having
been disposed Of
SMITH VS.. SMITH.
In Iillia Smith vs. William W. Smith,
which came up Yesterday III the district
court, divorce was granted plaintiff as
prayed for in plaintiffs petition. The
parties were married January 4, 1869. and
five children were born 20 them, only one
of which, a son is years of age, Is living.
She alleged that he had been for the past
ten years a habitual drunkard; and has
been guilty of gross neg ect OF duty.
PRoABTE COURT.
The will of David l.. Chamberlin was
Yesterday fled ana admitted to probate.
o. VI. Sherman was appointed admins
TRAITOR with viii annexed
A settlement was yesterday made in the
estate of William Stancer.
Marriage license was yesterday issued TO
the following persons: John NJ. Latta,
Millerton, tand Jennie Hardy Troy; Will
lam H. Worthngton and Frances John
ston. both of Valley Center; William A.
.Jett, McCune, and Emma r. West, OF
Wichita.
POLICE COURT
W. D. Kelley and James Green, two
whisky Migrants, came up for trial before
his honor yesterday. Both were guilty OF
the charge and paid the So and costs.
John Sullivan and John Smith, two
drunks. came up before his honor, Both
were fined. but execution of their sentence
was postponed upon condition that they
would leave the city.
Jennie Wheeler and Birdie Day each
turned IN fine of s. and costs.
Later in the day Nellie Foster and her
girls came up with their fines They were
followed by four of En- Armstrong; girls,
the mistress OF the place and the remain
der of her gang promising 10 appear this
morning
JUSTICE COURT,
4 warrant was yesterday sworn out at
Justice Walkers for the arrest of John
Gardnerhigher, a young colored m an, who
is accused of making an assault upon Mrs,
f. Wilson, an aged colo red woman.
Wellington French and Mrs. Susie Price
were taken upon a warrant charging them
with illegal conabItation, the charges be-
ing preferred against them by the wom-
ans husband, Chris Price. They were
tried, found guilty and each fined IS and
costs, In all SO. After considerable rustl-
ing around they managed TO secure the
amount OF the fines and turned it over to
the court.
Justice Barrett in spite of the extreme
ly warm weather. disposed OF sixteen civil
cases. Justices Walker and Hammond
were likewise kept busy with this kind Of
business