Wichita eagle., 1888-08-05
TIE COURTS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
| The following marriage licenses were
issued by Judge Thomas yesterday:
/ 4. G. OThausen, aged 3d. to Helene f.
/ Range, aged 49, both of Wichita.
| Geo. 2. Andrews, aged 40, to Mrs. NJ j.
| White, aged 40. both OF Wichita.
! Hubert kiernen, aged &C. of Nebraska
| City, Neb., to Annie Shenley, aged so, Of
| Reno county, Kan.
/ PROBATE COURT.
| Judge Thomas issued three marriage
licenses yesterday. This constituted all of
interest that transpired in his court.
JUSTICE COURT,
| Justice Hammond had two civil suits
come up, both of which were continued.
There was no other business in this court.
In Justice Barrett's court the case of the
state against W. French, the party whose
trial for selling liquor at Eldridge's park
was not concluded day before yesterday
but was called up yesterday morning, the
defendant was not on hand. Judge Bar
rett sent Special Constable Bowman about
4:30 and the prisoner was brought into
court and said he was ready for trial, but
the court informed him that his time had
been when the case was called, and that
he had forfeited his bond of 1900: The
prisoner was very much excited, and
wanted to give a new bond. but the court
beng Of the buzz saw order, no the kind
TO be monkeyed with, committed him to
jail until such time as his
case is called up. His friends there tried to
get him out on bail The court fixed the
amount of new bound at $4,000, and
when he furnishes one that the sheriff will
approve he can get out. The case against
Ed D. Dorsey, Robert Purcell and Jacob
Cline, charged with gambling, in working
the nut shell racket, was dismissed.
The court also disposed of nine civil
cases 4 complaint was sworn out by
Henry Sherman, charging Nancy Gear
with disturbing the peace. This grows
out OF this defendant having charged the
complainant with raping her daughter,
Matte Hinckle. The warrant was served
yesterday evening by Special Constable E.
". Bowman.
In Judge Walkers court there were MIN
teen civil cases
There were three state cases all continu-
ed
The state case against w. H. MAR,
charged with having fraudulent the Santa
Fe agent at this place, came up. The COM
pany had the same dismissed upon the
defendant paying the costs.
One complaint was iiiel and a warrant
issued charging Thomas Hallicke and
Mary, his wife. with disturbing the peace.
The case is set for early Monday morning.
POLICE COURT.
Judge Dixon did good days work yes
terday
The case against Jake Jacoby. charged
with selling whisky, was dismissed.
Jennie Backman was brought in by Off
GER Beahrs and paid the regulation fine of
$40
Thomas Hullick and wife were brought
in by the same officer and paid s. each for
disturbing the peace.
T. y. Bethel was one of the eleven hun
bred or more who have failed to either pay
their poll tax or work the same out on the
streets. Officer Calvert escorted him be-
fore Judge Dixon, who assessed a fine
against him and the same was paid.
Gilbert Massey was brought in by Officer
Calvert and charged with petit larceny.
His trial is set for Monday at a. N. In
the meantime Gilbert is the guest of the
city.
Officer Jenkins brought in Lena Perkins,
q female with a variegated reputation, and
allowed her to pay SO on account Of her
business.
Officer Dennis came in with petit lar
cedy charged name j. NJ. Brown.
The case was dismissed by COM
promise between Brown and the
the owner of the property by the property
being returned.
II. Phillips was the name given by a
party who was drunk and raising racket |
out near the Hydraulic mills about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. In response
to telephone message, Officer Hedges |
went out after him, but learning that an
officer had been sent for, Phillips lit out /
and could not be found when the officer |
arrived. Later he came back and renewed |
his disturbance about dusk, when Officer |
Dennis went out and slipped up on him |
John Livermore filed a complaint against /
him, charging him with drawing a gun on |
him. He put up sufficient amount TO in- I
sure his appearance Monday morning at /
. clock.
VIM. Gibson was whisky vag, who was /
brought in by Chief Mcnamara and Officer |
Burrows. A quantity OF liquor was seized |
at the time Gibson was arrested He was 4
put IN the cooler st once about 9 o'clock, |
and Will remain until Monday when lie |
willhave hearing.