Wichita eagle., 1889-09-03
THE COURTS,
PEOBATE COTRT.


Inventory Of estate of Quincy E. c. Ken
dal was fled
Viii Of Fred T. Jacobs was yesterday adj
mitted to probate.
Maggie Kreidier made application for
the appointment of guardian for minor
heir Of Alexander Kreidler, deceased.
d. NJ. Brown fled bond and was appoint
ed guardian Of estate OF Combs minors.
Case of Balch vs. Stewart ct al for APP
pointment of a receiver was concluded.
Application was made for appointment
Of appraisers OF school site No. "A, Sedg
wick county. J. X. Brown. \. c. flaming,
and Peter Dearth were appointed apprais-
erS
Inventory and appraisement Of personal
property and estate Of c. Y. Jacobs, de-
ceased, filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
5. s. Noble and Lulu Granger, both of
Wichita.
N. J. McFadden and Beatrice Melon
ough, both of Wichita
Joseph T. Stoner and Kate Paullin, both
of Wichita
Charles Howard and Ella Jeffress, both
of Wichita. The probate judge united
this couple in marriage.
JUSTICE COURT.
c. c. Russell was arrested yesterday
morning on complaint of Mrs. Elizabeth
Courtney charged with disturbing the
peace. Appearing before Justice Barrett
he was fined 81.
In the afternoon Russell retaliated and
swore out warrant in Keenan's court
against Mrs Courtney for the same Of
Tense. The trial was set for Wednesday.
COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Davis, charged with the theft of a
silk dress from one Fannie Bowers, was on
trial yesterday. He plead guilty and was
sentenced 10 eighteen months in the peni-
Tertiary.
Ia above court the criminal docket viii be
called at converting of court at o'clock
this morning. All defendants not present
viii forfeit bonds
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Reed will convene court in the
district court room this morning,
POLICE COURT.
One Of the Indian witnesses got himself
in the coils of whisky yesterday. He gave
bis name as John Big Heart and also gave
the judge -.
Bill Dexter, arrested for disturbing the
peace, was discharged
Bill Smith was fined > for lettering.
VIM. Shocky charged with drying hack
without license was fined 50.
John Smith a plain drunk WIGS fined So
Linn Walters for disturbing the peace
paid s..
+. Bruce and John Kilpie, two plain
DRINKS, each paid s..
W ii. Young and Ed Maginness are
working out their fines on the rock pile.
They had imb;hed too much fre-water.
Frank McC arty and john Scott were two
more Missouri visitors who paid a live
each
Dave Smith WAS fined $40 for keeping
his place Of bushes open on Sunday.
Dan Casey was fined $40 for lettering in
public places.
Paul D'Castro paid 81 for driving over a
hose.
Fred Palmer turned in back fine of
$40 Molne Hughes turned III a back fine
of 81
Sidney Hickerson. charged with disturb
ing the peace. viii have his trial at p m
Henry Young. charged with disturbing
the peace, was fined =.
John Smith, aggravated assault and |
battery, will have his trial at p. m.
Bill Smith turned in = for lettering
Yesterday being the day when the police /
Judge holds his leyee with the fair dam /
sells of the Order of Fallen Sisters the /
court room during the greater part of the |
day was well filed with the visitors. The /
following registered and left small /
amounts to help the judge through the /
cold weather which will come soon: Maud /
Denny, May stephens. Flora Allen. Bessie
smith. Alice Wilson. Minnie Stewart. VI |
olet Anderson, Jessie Lyons. Clara Allen. /
Lizzie Arnold. Alice Albert, Eva Burns, /
Jessie Smith, Frankie Adams aud Lucy !
scott $40 each. Lon Brown. Sl5; Bessie .
C8rrUtaers, 50: Nolje Hughes. $50
The fines in police court amounted yes !
terday 10 over $50.