Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-10
TIE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Robert o. DemiDg vs. Emaline Nc
Cowan ct al: judgment for s510-75.
No. 1901. State National Bank vs..
Amanda c. Jansen ct al; Judgment for
plaintiff for 1854.
No. 1902, State National bank VS..
Amanda c. Jansen; Judgment for 1912.
State National bank vs. n. B. johnson
ct AL judgment VS.. johnson for sS4.
State National bank VS.. Sue N. Brown;
judgment for plaintiff for 1854
Henry +. King VS.. David Couch ct al;
judgment for plaintiff against D. ".
Couch for S1133.2o.
Howard. NJ. Davis VS.. NJ Fl. Hodge;
sale confirmed and defendant ordered TO
make deed.
Michael Neil ct al VS.. David Bacon ct al;
judgment for plaintiff for S461.20.
A motion was yesterday heard to Quash
writ of mandamus in J. NJ. Gordon ct at
VS.. S. G. Barrett, J. p. The motion was
sustained on the ground that it was not
the proper remedy, but action must be
brought on the bond. The plaintiff viii
take The case to the supreme court.
Court adjourned until Wednesday, as
Judge Reed will be out of the city today.
PROBATE COURT.
Final settlement was yesterday made IN
the estate of Frank H. Silvers.
A petition was yesterday fled TO have
Mary Packard appointed administrator
for Henry Packard deceased. Bond OF
g 900 filed; and the appointment made.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
by Judge Thomas TO Z. r. Yerk and
Emma Davis, both of Wichita.
JUSTICE COURT.
The Wilson's domestic difficulties will
again be aired in court. Yesterday Mrs.
Mary Page, a colored woman, swore out a
warrant for the arrest of Emanual Page,
her husband, and Mrs. VI. d. Wilson, &C
cusing them of illegal cohabita-
ton. MIR. Wilson seems consid-
erably worked up over the matter
and will make it as interesting as possible
for the erring pair.
Other warrants were issued, but names
or offenses are not yet ready for publica-
ton.
Justice Barrett disposed of nine civil
cases; business of this character occupied
most of the time all the courts.
A jointist from Colwich, named Has
kius, was late in the day brought before
Justice Walker and was found guilty on
one count. He says, however, that he will
appeal the case.
The case of State VS.. futile, set for hear
ing yesterday, was continued until Satur-
day.
Final settlement was yesterday made by
Thomas Means, administrator in the
estate of Elijah Wilson, deceased.
A petition was filed to appoint an adj
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deceased.
Final settlement was also made in the
estate of Emma Eta Cooley.
Claims Were allowed against the II. o.
Burleigh and the j. f. Meyer estates.
NJ. w. Levy filed inventory and appraise-
ment in the estate of Christopher Pers-
bacher, deceased.
POLICE COURT.
Charles Roth was the name given by the
first man to appear in court yesterday
morning. He was accused of drunkenness
and paid S..
Albert Blanchard. G.. B. Mclean ard
Lou Beaver were all arrested as whisky
Migrants. The cases against Blanchard
and Mclean were both dismissed and
Beaver paid S25 and costs.
7. c. Warnoth, &. b. Mclean, Jim
Brown and Terry Marshall, all answered
to the charge of keeping their places of
business open on Sunday. Warnoth and
Brown paid each fine OF SO and costs, the |
others were all discharged.
Two alleged dead beats appeared in court /
w. Ward and Billy Moran. |
Ward was discharged Moran, the black |
mailer, was committed.
Belle Mathews, said TO be an FL Dorado /
prostitute, for stealing corset, waist and |
skirt from Mrs. Taylor on South Fourth, |
was found guilty of petty larceny. Her /
fine was fxod at $40. but execution was 1
for few days
The afternoon was almost entirely spent |
in the hearing Of City VS.. George Williams /
the man alleged to have been selling the 4
ardent at the Burton Car Works. The 1
evidence was completed at the adjourn
nent of the court for the day and the argu-
nent will be taken up tomorrow.