Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
THE COURTS
DISTRICT COURT.

ment IN favor Oh ptaluSiA
j. s. Ford ct al. VS.. Kansas FURNITURE
company; dismissed without prejudice.
c. B. Campbell vs.. E. NJ. Packer; Judg- |
ment in favor of plaintiff.
G. w. Foster VS.. +. r. Sabin; dismissed
without prejudice.
Lucy c. F. Gay vs. G. ". Bartholomew
ct al: Judgment in favor OF plaintiff.
In the divorce case of Anna f. DEAN VS.
James f. Dean, of Sedgwick, a decree OF
divorce was given the plaintiff. She was
also given the care of three children.
In the divorce case of Nellie Z. Pattee VS..
Joseph E. Pattee, motion was made to
strike answer of defendant from tiles.
PROBATE COURT.
Third and final settlement Of guardian
of estate of Fred E. Hardesty, minor, was
filed. Guardian was discharged.
A petition for an order to sell real estate
of Harmon L. Bayer, minor. was heard
Yesterday il above court. The order was
issued.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Edwin ]. Comstock, Of Cheney, and LIZ
zie Kyler, of Andale.
John Bremen and Barbara Bechtoid,
both of Wichita.
COMMON PLEAS.
ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs are requested TO
hand in a list of cases where fictitious an
swers are filed by defendants.
| Steele e. Walker VS. K. d. Seaman, as
signee: Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
In case of Charles V. Ferguson VS. G- H.
Morris ct al, a motion was made by plain
tiff to give surety and enforce his Judg-
ment against defendant. Motion was
overruled and exception taken.
Henry Comstock VS. James V. Barrett;
motion to discharge garnishee heard and
under adyisement.
In case of Steele s. Walker VS. St. Louis
Progressive Grocery company, motion
for new trial was heard yesterday. Mo-
ton was overruled Defendant excepted
and will carry case to supreme court.
William Medley VS. Charles Rozeile ct al;
motion for Judgment on replevln heard
and under advfsement.
JUSTICE COURT.
In Noseley's court yesterday the rape
case wherein Mrs, Emma Hubbs IS the
nrosecuting witness and J. H. Butler is
defendant was called. Case was contin-
ued until October Z.
Civil business occupied the attention OF
the other justices
POLICE COURT.
lack Pardo. was fined So for drunken
ness.
Henry Postlewaite and Charley Jones
were fined s. each for petit larcency. These
are members of the boy gang OF thieves
which were spoken of in Yesterdays issue
The mothers of the boys were present and
pleaded for their release and the judge at
ter giving the youthful thieves a severe
reprimand discharged them
Dennis Shey was brought IN yesterday
and two charges were entered against nm
, one for being drunk and the other for
, disturbing the peace.
Several prisoners who have been engag-
ed on the rock pile for the past week were
{ discharged yesterday, the term OF thelr
contract having expired.
, runaway enlivened the residents Of
!, South Lawrence avenue yesterday after
,, noon. The vehicle was farmers wagon
, drawn by pair of mules. and they were
, caught in the vicinity of Lincoln street
When caught part of the harness was still
on the animals and the wagon was picked
up in pieces.
The College Hill folks are pleased at the
f action of the Street Car company IN CIV
ing them a regular night car hereafter
leaving the corner of Main and Dougia:
promptly at 10 o'clock The car which has
been going to the hill from 1918 to ll;U
! according as the Frisco train arrived VII
not 90 to the hill hereafter.
t Next Sunday will be membership day al
e the Young Mems Christian association
, Every member of the association Is earn
= estly requested to come and bring frlent
e with him. Every seat i'll the brick churci
: should have an occupant when the hou
arrives to open the exercises, ami no maj
t should leave the room without taking
membership card with him.
= Mt. Oliyet commandery while drilling
OF Main near First last evening attracted
a more than usual attention. The marchin:
1 in line was excellent, with but one IN line
4 left of center who on two occasions seemed
q to want to get along faster than his rlgh
|. and left neighbors. The movement
: cleft forward threes left" was execute'
d with praiseworthy perfection. The com
S msnderv will certainly make creditabi
{ appearance in Washington, and If 1t don
pet away with the whole cake it is though
= il will get some of it.
- Street Commissioner Campbell says he !
= about through with the poll tax bushes
> and not weeping over the fact. Whll
: working that out the street force was
q come and 90 gang, the less desirable hand
e not going but remaining TO work, or rathe
: kill time. He seems to think force
+ can organize himself and work as a fore
Of hands TO do work. much more valuabl
# than a lay out of ''pick-ups." He seem
> To think the streets in better conCltlo
+. on an average than they were two or thre
! months ago.
!. Mr.. Thomas L. Newell of New 1or
a CITY. has been in the city few days look
\ ing around with the view Of going int
e. business. He is connected with lare
S. firm that handles notions in retail an
I, wholesale way and he is figuring on star
: ing the same business in a similar wa
=; here. Last evening he stated that he ha
been taking in Wichita quietly and ais
the surrounding country aud towns an
- his report to the company upon whic
- final action Will be taken, would be Quit
> favorable and was much more so than
y, had expected il would before reaching ii