Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-24
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT coupr

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: Sloan ct al; on trial by court
, Nancy Hobbs VS.. Sarah !. Beard ct a.
t on trial by court.
: Otto Burgdorff VS.. W. II. Lever; judg
ment for defendant for costs.
!. Charlotte P. Ross VS.. c. W. Hartley e
al; set for Friday.
: James c. Slaven VS.. William III. kars
, judgment for plaintiff for s5Sa6a
T. A. North vs. Edward w. Moore ct al
, Judgment for plaintiff for 1864.
, Smediey Darlington VS.. John D. Leer
. ct al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff fo
sS55; Judgment on cross petition OF W. L
/, Windsor for $3.50.
Srnedley Darlington VS.. Sarah J. Britto,
: ct AL Judgment in favor Of plaintiff 10,
sS57.
Smedley Darlington VS.. Sarah j. Brittor
ct al: judgment in favor of plaintiff fol
$946.50.
Smedley Darlington VS.. NJ T. Britton e.
al; judgment in favor of plaintiff fol
S9575o.
Smedley Darlington vs.. Hugh S. Bart
lett ct al; Judgment for plaintiff in the
sum of 81. .05. 30; judgment in favor of S
W. Cooper on cross petition for S16l.1o.
Smedley Darlington VS.. James r. Viii
mite; judgment in favor of plaintiff fol-
s73l25.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company
VS.. W. Z. Higday er al; Judgment in favor
of plaintiff for &, 461 50.
Cora Scott VS. John W. Kinsey ct al
judgment in favor of plaintiff for S43S. l6
H. w. Lewis VS. Michael j. Babb ct al;
judgment ia favor of plaintiff for 500.
H. X. Fuller VS. c. B. Lee ct al; Judgment
in favor of plaintiff VS. H. W. Viele for
s7n.
Arson L. Austin VS. 7. S. Hodgson ct al;
judgment in favor of plaintiff for $10,-
| 44S4
Coleman Rogers VS. Charles Brandam ct
al; ordered that National Life association
OF Hartford be made parties defendant.
State of Kansas VS. Uley Fitzhugh ct al;
defendants charged with burglary and lar
ceny; MOLE prosequi" entered against
Uley Fitzhugh for purpose of obtaining his
evidence against the other defendants.
! w. A. Sage VS. Jasper n. Jones ct al; or
dered that Edwin Bugbee and the Hart
ford Investment company be made de-
| PENDANTS in above suit.
j. l.. Matkin VS. c. A. Matkin ct al;
| Judgment in favor of plaintiff for s700.So.
The following entries appear on the mo-
ton docket:
The Sedgwick Loan and Investment COM
pany Us Frank r. Skinner ct al; motion
to place on trial docket of September term
and for judgment on pleadings and by de-
fault.
The Sedgwick Loan and Insurance
company VS. Alfred Ray ct al; motion for
appointment of receiver.
Susan d. Sherwood VS. Agnes NJ. Payne
ct al motion for receiver ct al.
B. r. Able VS. Louie G.. Jones ct al;
motion for a receiver, etc.
The Sedgwick Loan and Investment
company VS. George w. Foster ct al; mo-
ton for a receiver.
b. r. Able VS. Eva N. Latham ct al;
motion for receiver.
Edward j. Taylor. administrator VS.
Emma Farrow ct al; motion to place on
trial docket in proper place.
d. NJ. hirkbride, administrator VS. l. b.
Amidon; motion for new trial.
The case of II. +. Friend VS. c. r. Miller,
which has occupied the attention of the
court since last Thursday was brought to
a close yesterday by the jury returning
a verdict in favor of the defendant. 1t
will be remembered that Friend brought
suit for false Imprisonment and claimed
$50, 900 damages.
Attorneys are notified that the 30th and
31st of October will be given to motions
for new trial and settlement of issues in |
actions; and notice is also given that fore |
closures set for this week have reference |
only to those cases in which the property |
is improved and unoccupied.
PROBATE COURT
Claim Of S. II. Reynolds VS.. Samuel
Brunbon estate continued to November,
l, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William G.. Seaman and Lizzie Connell,
both of Wichita
John w. Fellow ard Mary Jones, both
of Wichita.
Charles J. Thomas and Rachael Ratzell,
both of Wichita.
COMMON PLEAS.
c. H. Elliott VS.. j. w. Cook ct al; action
revived in the names of j. E. Elliott and
Lizzie NJ. Elliott.
Cunningham Bros. VS.. Herman Frank
It al; judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
s720.
JUSTICE COURT.
il Justice Moseley's court a supposed
"A OF horse stealing was on trial. In the
courts of justice no business of
was transacted.
POLICE COURT.
Tom Donehue, Bill Silvers, William
Niles and A. +. Smith were the names of
quartette of plain DRINKS who were yes
erday fined IS each.
William Crouch was arrested Yesterday 9
or using two-horse dray 10 one-horse
license.
Tom Tydon. and Tom Mulligan paid I
ines of = each.
Tom Shay and Patrick Dignan were run
n by Officer Ireland for drunkenness.
Napolean Washington was arrested yes
erday by Officer Deeds for petit larceny. {
Ie will be tried this morning. !;
c. s. Norman was fined $50 for being !
Trunk and riding on the ridewalk. II
John Smith was tried yesterday on {
barge of selling liquor. He was fined .
100 1
John DEAN. "the spotter," Was arrested {
By Officer Mcnamara and
brought into court. He was fined So5 fo- =
ontempt and is serving bis country on the
-ock pile.
FRISCO ACCIDENT.
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