Wichita eagle., 1888-08-02
THE COURTS
JUDGE DIxoN's COURT.

Judge Dixon had comparatively light
docket yesterday
g. e. Brown, who was arrested the day
before had been drunk enough and was
running his horse and buggy fast enough
to make his fun cost him So Paid.
h d. Reynolds, whisky vag who had
entered the plea of not guilty when ar
rested the day before, Withdrew that plea
and entered one of guilty. He WAS fined
So aud costs, but has not yet paid it. He
says he will today.
j. B. Burnes was the name given by the
accommodating young man who WAS
found in the place rajded on South En-
poria avenue night before last and put up
his SIPS gold watch for his own appearance
and that of his companion. He put in an
appearance, but she did not In answer TO
the charge of lewdly abiding,
etc. he pleaded guilty and paid SIG, but
failed to get the watch, as IL Is held Tor
the woman's fine. As he is nobie-hearted
travelling man he said he would be back
again and pay the fne-and also get the
watch. He feels some yhat sighted and
thinks II base ingratitude for his friend to
lump the town" after be had saved her
from rooming in the cooler by putting up
his watch for her appearance
The case against Jack Gleason, charged
with keeping a joint at 706 East Douglas,
which place was raided by Officer Harmon
Tuesday afternoon. was continued until
this afternoon. Gleason put up sl02 for
his appearance and will plead not guilty.
Geo Eaton was the name given by a
party who had got into an alteration
with boy on East Douglas avenue yester-
day morning and struck the boy on the
head with a screw driver. Eaton plead
guilty to assault and paid $3.50. The boy
was not badly hurt. Officer Hedger made
the arrest
William Oliver was an ordinary drunk
brought in by Officer Joe Stewart He put
up So for his appearance.
Officers Woods and Burrows went over
to the Eagle hotel, the old Riveryiew, and
served a warrant on Frank Linwald,
charging him with selling liquor. He
gave bond for his appearance today.
Louis Morey was the name of a drunk
and disorderly, brought in by Hedger. He
was locked up, as he was paralyzed
drunk.
John VIM and James Gaull disturbed
the peace and were brought in by Chief
Mcnamara Deputy Sheriff Metcalf, and
Officers Burrows and knight and locked
up.
PROBATE COURT.
Judge Thomas was kept rather busy
Yesterday He issued two marriage Ii
censes.
A. c. Sullivan applied for letters of ad
ministration on the estate OF W. L. BlXby
In the injunction proceedings against
Bracken and others demurrer was filed
and argued This is an injunction pro
ceeding brought by the state TO restrain
the defendants from operating tbel
slaughter house on the big river within
the city limits. The court reserved its de
cision and took the matter under advise
ment until this morning at o'clock
\ number of claims of the ffth-class
| were filed against the estate of Christophel
Persshbachers The personal property o
said estate was ordered sold.
Peter Betzen, administrator of the estate
of Adam Schmidt, deceased. filed his re
port of the sale of 160 acres belonging Il
decedent. The land was located near Col
witch. The sale for 81 500 cash, was ap
proved.
Marriage licenses were issued to LincolI
Heller and Della Bell, Derby. 5. d. AGREE
| Madison, Ind, and Stella Davis, Wichita
JUSTICE COURT,
Judge Barrett had ten civil and ont
| criminal cases.
| c. Z. Bell was tried for assaulting 5. T
Laverty on July IS, and was fined 81 anC
costs. Mr.. Bell then swore out warrant
charging Mr.. Laverty with disturbing The
peace. Mr. Laverty is a minister and Mr.
Bell real estate man. Their difficulty
occurred about real estate dicker.
A complaint was sworn out agains
Robert Pursell, Jacob Cline and Ed. ID
Dorsey for running gambling or conf
dence game They are also charged witt
disturbing the peace.
Judge Walkers court.
In the case Of the state VS.. c. A. Rudd
charged with forgery, the prisoner wa:
bound over to the district court IN the sun
of $500. The prisoner furnished the requis
tie bond and was released.
in the case of the state VS.. Charles Stat
ford. colorcd, charged with stealing a sill
Yer watch valued at So, the prisoner plead
not guilty aud was bound over TO await
the action Of the grand jury.
Charles Gray had warrant sworn out
for the arrest of VIM. Wiess, q constable
whom he charges with ENLIGHTENMENT, in
having collected an execution for so, OBJ
tanned by the complainant. aud which
amount he is alleged TO have refused &c
pay over The warrant had not been re-
turned up to the time of adjournment. bu;
the matter will probably come up today.
Justice Hammond only had four civil
cases yesterday, none OF any Importance.