Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-16
THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT

| PROBATE COURT
| Application made for the appointment
of administrator of estate of Joseph Ten
nell. deceased Bond was fled and letters
| of administration issued to n. Fenneli III
| said estate.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
| Frank Schoeneman and Miss Ernstine
! Pramschuefer, formerly of Fadderland
| but now of Wichita
William Betz and Anna Scherach, both
of Wichita.
DISTRICT COURT.
Sankey & Campbell VS. 4. T. Lamphire;
verdict for plaintiffs for S246.5 So.
\. A English VS. ii. NJ Davis ct al; jury
| empaneled and cause continued.
D. NJ. kirkbride, administrator VS. S. B.
Amidon ct al: continued and goes to heel
OF docket.
D. N. Kirkbride, administrator VS. S. B.
Amidon ct al: continued and goes TO heel
OF docket.
n. E. Osborn ct al VS. c. r. Miller; on
trial by court.
f. o. Miller By his guardian, ". S.
Brown VS. j. A. Carroll: case settled.
A Cannon vs. Ellis W. Cracker ct al,
continued for service.
Anna Fisher VS. John Deffinbaugh; i'm
properly on docket.
George W Harrington VS. Jane Cogges-
hall ct al; judgment for plaintiff in sum of
81, $685..
w NJ Bond VS. Abram Smith; dismissed
and costs paid,
r. 5. Baymer vs. J. r. Davis ct al; iudg-
T-7aut for nIsiptiff for 81 Qq3 "a
Edwin e. Robertson Us Charles Van
Doren ct al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for S5i II.
Benjamin Ely VS. l. J. Lane: Judgment
in favor of plaintiff for s3,562.53.
w. l.. Lynch VS. Edward Zeroth; judg-
meut against plaintiff for costs.
". b. Morris VS. H. B. Gardner ct al;
judgment in favor of plaintiff for Sl1S.l0
Smedley Darlington VS. Caroline Nc
Vicar ct al; judgment in favor Of plaintiff
in sum of S794.
Smedley Darlington VS. G. ". Foster ct
al; judgment for plaintiff in sum OF 1851.
n. G. Ridgway vs. David Harrington ct
al; judgment for plaintiff VS. j. II. Stumpff
and George NJ. Gillespie for S166O5.
Smedley Darlington VS. j. NJ. Boyd ct al;
continued for service.
f. Z. Wilson VS. Nj. D. Wilson; continued
and goes to the heel of docket.
Smedley Darlington VS. Mary aHuffman
ct al; judgment for plaintiff IN sum OF
1885
Harry Crosby vs. 6. w Bartholomew;
appeal dismissed at costs of defendant.
Smedley Darlington VS. Jane Cogges-
hall ct al; judgment for plaintiff in sum
OF 1897
Smedley Darlington VS. Abraham Tram
neil ct al. Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for SS4s.45
John L. Chamberlain IS William Head;
improperly on docket.
James Il. Hodson VS. James W. Emo; dis
missed at cost OF appellant.
Case of Spalton & Walters VS. John L.
Royal ct al; placed on trial docket.
COMMON PLEAS.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
The cases in which fictitious answers
have been filed and not yet disposed of will
be taken UP in the common pleas court
this morning at O'Clock.
State of Kansas VS. Theodore Schmidt;
case dismissed on motion of county attor-
ney.
Anon z. Gross VS. The City of Wichita;
case dismissed at the cost of plaintiff.
The following cases were yesterday filed
in above court:
w. A Thomas VS. Peter Getto; suit on
commission on real estate"
In the case of William Medley VS. Ro-
selle ct al, motion was made for a new
trial
In the case Of Lenhard VS. Richardson,
& Ia
Judgment on special findings of fact by
the jury in favor of defendants. The mo-
ton was denied.
State of Kansas VS. Theodore Schmidt,
charged with keeping and maintaining a
nuisance at the city of Goddard, was fineo
500 and given thirty days in Jail.
State Of Kansas VS. Fred Frank, charged
with grand larceny, sent to reform school
for three years.
II. Baird VS. j. ". Bleakmore ct al, |
judment for plaintiff IN the sum of $40.
Z. J. Lenhard VS. Richardson, Lemon & |
Co; jury returned q verdict for plaintiff |
in the sum of $407. IL.
POLICE COURT.
John Craycroft was fined 80 yesterday |
for petit larceny.
JESSIE EOtilitil Stlisl Il Iftbh pidN',, INC NOd-
pie who were engaged Monday evening in |
decorating the city, were fined S. each.
John Brown was fined $50 for drunk
enness.
Jerry Cronin, arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons, was fined 50.
Harry Wilson and Wesley Shobe were
run in last night by Officer Glover for dis
turbing the peace.
al Shotwell was brought in by Officer
Harmon for being drunk.
James Burnes WAS arrested by Officer
on state warrant charging
him with assault.
l.. G.. Seebree turned in back fine of g..
Word was received last night from 1909
North Main street that boy about years
old had come there, and it is supposed
that be was lost. The child could not tell
where he lived nor could he distinctly pro-
nounce his name which is. as near as
could be gotten at George RIGHT.
The Ladies Miss Y society of the First
church will give reception
at the home Of Mrs. John Reese, 223 north
Emporia avenue, this evening. n cordial
invitation is extended to all