Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
THE COURrs.
DISTRICT COURT

\ II.
n. P. jackson e, al vs. E G. Secrist
judgment for plaintiff of s4a. so, and orde
of sale of property.
A. L. Houck VS.. ". W. Smith. and Geo
NJ. Preston VS.. Louise Preston, dismissed
without prejudice.
The Wichita National bank VS.. NJ. X
Caicord ct al; Judgment by default
| W. j. McGregor vs. L. c. Bird; judg
ment for plaintiff for SCI. 30, and order TO
sale of attached property.
D. NJ. Elder VS.. William Houser; judg
ment for $500.
George W. Hendricks VS. j. j. Williams
Charles f. Sternes VS.. r. A. Haste ct al
and W. l.. Sexton VS.. I. w. Wilson
stricken from the docket,
j. r. Stone VS.. w. A. Richey ct al; judg
ment for plaintiff for sl,07l.60.
Arthur Allen VS.. ]. NJ. Moore ct al; dis
missed.
Jacob McAfee VS.. Samuel Cox ct al
judgment for plaintiff of 1896. is.
Turner"Frasier Mercantile company VS.
E. E. Slade dismissed.
George E. Plaisted VS.. Greeley Towr
company; Judgment for plaintiff fol
$5OS.6O
Parsons and O'Bryan VS. David Harring.
ton ct al Judgment for plaintiff, $3.50.
Lapp and freshman VS. S. L. Scott; judg
ment for plaintiff for S29l24 and order Of
sale of attached property.
| Meriden Brittania Co VS. s. L. Scott
| judgment for plaintiff for s51025
VIM. C. Little VS. Geo a. Edwards ct al
| Judgment for S762,21
w. L. Colcord VS. E. NJ. Misner: judg.
ment by default.
L. Z. Jackson VS. Valley Pressed Brick
and Tile Co., Judgment Tor plaintiff by
default
Emma j. Myers, VS. Cox Williams ct al;
| judgment for plaintiff.
James Hobson VS. Louis Henchman ct al;
judgment for plaintiff. VIM. Stancer VS.
Same judgment for plaintiff.
b. b. Egleston VS. Clement F. Myer ct al;
judgment by default for plaintiff.
S. /. Majors ct al VS. w. w. Hays ct al;
dismissed.
Smedley Darlington VS. Frank B. Walker
admir-; Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50,
order OF sale and judgment for State Nat.
ional Bank for sl.2o5.
Butler and Fisher VS. r. d. French ct
al, judgment for plaintiff for $50 80; judg-
iucnt ldNOE vi -. IT, a.
Peavey and w. n. Proctor for 81, l57.42.
Steele and Walker VS.. Z. E. Slade, dis
missed.
Z. R. Powell VS.. The Valley Pressed
Brick and Tile Co, judgment for plaintiff
for a, 70s.5O.
A case of no little Importance was J. F.
Green VS.. John Gleason, which was decid-
ed yesterday by the court, judgment of
$500 being returned for the plaintiff. The
action was filed February l6 by plaintiffs
attorneys, Dale and Wall and in the petit
ton 1T was set forth that on May Is, 1857,
in the city of Wichita, Sedgwick county,
Kansas, the defendant, John Gleason, IN
lawfully, Intentionally, carlessly and ma
iciously assaulted and shot this plaintiff
with revolver" The ball So shot struck
plaintiffs right hand, manning and
wounding it, and by reason thereof the
middle or larger finger Of said right hand
had to be amputated. The amount of
damage claimed was $500
POLICE COURT.
John White and NJ. Shuts pleaded
guilty to keeping gambling house and
We're each fined $50 and costs which they
paid.
L. W. Lesperau, better known as
"Frenchy," was in court yesterday to
answer to the charge of vagrancy-not a
whisky vag to which he had in the past
often answered but an all around good
for-nothing vagrant. He was fined sl0
which amount he paid
Edwin Lee was the name given by
man who was found guilty of stealing Il
pair of new shoes from HI. b. Gardner on
East Douglas.
Tom Jeifreys, an old colored man, was
yesterday arrested upon the charge OF
vagrancy. This suit was dismissed, but
the old gentleman was given berth inthe
cooler on an old score which had never
been satisfactorily adjusted with the police.
PROBATE COURT.
Claims were allowed against the estates
of j. f. Johnson and Henry d. Burleigh.
Resignation filed of Frank W. BRANDON
as executor of the estate of ADDISON T.
Brandow, deceased.
Marriage license were yesterday issued
to Mr.. J. H. Kale, of Oatley and Miss
Jennie Thompson, of Valley Center
JUSTICE COURT.
Yesterday afternoon at Justice Walkers
was spent in the trial of Calvin Church.
He was arrested some time ago by the
police authorities and, being found guilty
and sentenced to the cooler. was taken in
charge by the state upon an information
two counts He plead not
guilty to the charge, but was found guilty
upon one count and given the usual pen