Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-02-28


Judgment for S1017.
Same VS. Geo Heym: Judgment fol
S1113.
Same VS. r E Knapp: Service set
aside and case continued.
Lebold, Fisher s. Co VS. F A Smalley:
Judgment for S42.6S and costs.
| ii B Bulkwater vs. Jonas Erect ct al:
Judgment for S174l; judgment for G
W Hurd s334S; d w Naill appointed
receiver.
A Rankin VS. A A Farnham: Judg-
ment for s1474 and costs.
W E Mosier VS. Z B church: Motion
to compel appellant to give additional
| security Overruled.
NJ Hoffman VS. Shadeg: Sheriff
| sale confirmed and deed ordered.
J H Rand VS. Linda Bell: Same.
] FL Rand VS. Justin Mccarthy:
Same.
Alice Junken VS. T F Banta: Same.
Travellers Ins Co VS. d r McCurdy:
Same.
Same VS. W r Brown: Same.
Same VS. w w Turner: Same.
CM Sterling VS. w T Sterling: Same.
A G Coleman VS. Eliza Rowland:
Case revived in name of Lizzie Cole
man and continued
Tusten & Herington VS. Poor: Judg-
ment made perpetual against Poor
Same VS. Norman Edwards: Judg-
ment made perpetual against Edwards.
Travellers Ins Co VS. Jonathan Ed
wards: Judgment against Thomas, W
Miller and II Rees for $500 and costs;
Judgment for Thvs Kirby against Rees
for S426.24; decree of foreclosure.
B r Able VS. w f Hanaghan: Judg-
ment for Hanaghan for S712.4O; judg-
ment for LebOld, Fisher & Co against
Hanaghan for 81 40.
B r Able VS. Henry Ely ct al: judy
ment for plaintiff of S237.47.
B r Able VS. W l. Allison: Judg-
ment against Allison and John j Berry,
guarantOr, for SSH; dismissed as to
Berry Bros and Jennie Berry.
Court adjourned until Monday, Feb.
18th. at a. m.
MONDAYS SESSION.
The petit jury was called and the
following persons excused: g a Smith,
r J Ramsey, L R Smith, Jno Dalham-
mer, a Z Bishop, A J Cowles.
State VS. Mrs Mary Dyer; Charged
with selling whisky; jury brought in
verdict of not guilty.
State VS. Mrs Stoneking: Same
charge, nOlle prose, discharged.
LeEOId Fisher & Co VS. ID c. Finley:
d ID HOrnaday allowed to answer.
BOnebrake & Rice VS. J b Preston:
Sheriff of Thomas county amerced IL
The sum Of $40 and costs.
Philip FOrsheim VS. p J Hefilry:
Judgment for plaintiff.
Koch Bros VS. McNaull: &c GrGyiy.
and Jacob May allowed to fill answer.
MalOlt q Co VS. Baxter and Watts:
Thus Kirby, NJ ID Harrington and A w
Rice given until March 18th to fill pleas.
Judgment against Baxter and Watts
for Sc, 100 and costs.
o b Stanton VS. Driving Park Assn:
Judgment for plaintiff for $41S.
Mrs. J.'E. Bates VS. Geo Thisler:
Judgment for 81 ,4S7.
Thos Kirby VS. Jas Harbaugh: Judg-
ment for 1925.
Kirby VS. J B Preston: Judgment
for 1855 and costs.
Kirby VS. Preston: Judgment fol-
1864.
Tisdale & Co. IS Pre- ston: Judg-
ment for $3.50.
Shepherd & Co VS. w a Kern: Judg-
ment for S40l.
The Sheriff's proceedings in several |
cases we're declared regular and sales |
confined.
The grand jury reported and was
given farther time.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
State VS. Geo Stoneking: Pleaded |
not guilty to charge of rape on Miss
Cora Wardell; Attorney Biting for
State and IS Crawford for defense.
Jury returned a verdict of guilty as
charged in indictment.
State VS. John Pratt: The regular
panel of jurors being exhausted a
special venue was summoned, as fol-
ows: Aaron Allison, John Best, B L
w Brennaman, NJ Bren-
yer, a Bingham, G W Coble, Sam'l
Curtis, A D Tanger, w w Davis, Thos
Dyal. The jury having been selected
or the Pratt trial an adjournment was
aiken on the case.
Farley VS. Chris Kothe; Judgment
as per journal entry.
WEDNESDAYS SESSION,
The courts attention was occupied
With the Pratt case. Pratt is
;harged with stealing oats from Geo.
Shaw living in Ridge township, five
niles north of Hope. Pratt is supposed
o have taken the grain from granary
nd brought it to Abilene and sold it.
The evidence.went to show that he was
It least implicated in the theft. Bit
ing is of course for the State and
crawford represents the defense. The
whence was all in by noon and the
fternoon was taken up with the
ddresses of the lawyers. The jury
rought in verdict of not guilty.
The cases of State VS. C R Pontius,
Solomon. for stealing flour from
rooks Bros. is on trial.
State VS. Joe Reed for horse stealing ,
blows next.
COURT NOTES.
1t is generally remarked that the
rand jury is body of handsome and
Intelligent men. The members are:
[ P Jolly, NJ V Brilliant, Mart Dilling,
harles Liebell, John Hitler, l. W
noD, Dor-,- Dor:I