Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-09
THE COURTS.
pIsTRIcT CoURr.

DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Reed was quite busily engaged
yesterday in transferring the cases from
the district court to the court of common
| pleas. The four hundred cases, exclusive
Of the twenty-five pro TEN cases, were all
| transferred, making AS cases for that
court. The following cases were also dis
posed of as follows:
| By settlement-Abraham Crow VS..
| Henry T. Sherman, 6. W. Kellogg s. Son
VS. A. W. Houck, David R Allen VS.. Thos.
l. Hanna, Aaron Buck Us. Chas. E. Bell,
A. Z. Kenrieh VS.. Steinhr N. Co, B. a.
| Dyer VS.. Hiram Smith, Hamil Paint Co.
VS.. ]. II. Gray, Henry Stein VS.. j. W. Har-
| din Settled, Wichita National Bank VS..
| I. j. Manifee, Gus Sandish vs.. II. L. Mel
ure. Dora Beach VS.. j. A. Huffman, c., X.
& W. r. r. c. VS.. Chas- Bull ct al, j. 4.
l. \. Miller VS.. c. j. Sheets, The Savings
Bank of Wichita VS.. Geo. W. Gehlback.
Thos. j. Coulter ct al. VS.. c. c. Turner ct
al, Hiram Smith ct al. vs.. c. j. Dye ct al,
Belle Moore VS. j. II. Moore ct al, Union
Cigar Company VS.. A Gallagher, Gus
Sarisch VS.. 81. L. Milliner ct al, Margaret
j. Martin VS.. J. W. De Lacour, Chris Kim
merly VS.. Jos. Moore ct a..
By being stricken from the docket or by
being improperly upon the docket.
Strichen-E- Nelson VS.. city of Wichita,
G. H. Walser VS.. Wichita w. Works Co.
ct al, ". H Blakemore VS.. Milton Taylor
ct al. Martha NJ. Whitney VS.. j. II. Whit
ney, A. A. Amidon ct al vs. a. N. Peek-
ham ct al, J. C. Bentley vs.. d. w. Phil
lips ct al, First National bank of Ashland
VS.. J. ". Within ct al
By dismissal-Dale s. Wall VS.. John
Syndecker, James Johnson VS.. ". 3.
Hotchkiss, L. c. White vs. J. P. Rhodes
ct al, Albert E. c. Morris VS.. D. A. Mitchell,
Lewis Gray ct al. VS.. Eli Kendall, the
same. State National bank VS.. B. Lew ct
al, Willis c. Brady vs. Joseph c. Ever
ston ct al, D. r. Roberts vs. VIM. Slipper,
Geo. Gahlbaek VS.. Crystal Ice Co.. G. Z.
Carroll vs. w. ". Hayes, W. o. Helbish
VS.. John Loudergrin, c. w. Marsh VS..
Grant Turnbaugh et al, l. n. Marlatt VS..
Jap Marlatt, Elizabeth Carson VS.. Andrew
Carson, o. L. Drake vs.. II. E. Bidwell ct
al, Howard L. Miller VS.. Morton Worl-
man, j. W. Black VS.. T. L. Myers, j. r.
Kennon Us. W. H. Robinson.
POLICE COURT.
John Smith was the first prisoner to APP
pear before his honor yesterday morning.
He paid his fine of s. for drunkenness and
had turned over to him a $l00 bill found
upon his person when arrested.
\. Armstrong answered to drunkenness
and fast driving, and on both charges
was fined and committed to the city
prison. John Trout, his partner, put up
his watch for the payment of his fine.
+. W. Potter; another drunk, was also
committed
F. Y. Waugh, the man who raised the
racket down at the haymarket the night
before, was fined S. for disturbing the
peace He was afterwards taken upon
states warrant
E. Cummings and c. W. Minor each
paid So for disturbing the peace They
had little disagreement over some bust
ness matter aud racket ensued, which
was stopped before either was badly in
jured.
John White turned in s25 for running
gambling house.
Lena Hammond paid So of the $40 as
sessed against her. May Wilson, Jennie
Lyons and Jennie Wheeler each paid s..
PROBATE COURT.
u u LeUudIU w. NJ hlIteT III alu OF
execution continued until March.
Affidavit of Administrative of B. V.
Baird estate for an appeal of case of Eva
Vincent VS.. said estate.
Petition filed by Mollie Adams to have
Mana Miller appointed her guardian.
Claim of Oliver Brothers VS.. the Bur
leigh estate allowed.
JUSTICE COURT.
The cases set for yesterday at Justice
Hammond's court was continued on ac-
count Of absence of county attorney. Jack
Bolton having been cleared in the one case
in which he was tried the others against
him were dismissed.
Five boys, Thomas Carver, Will Haven,
j. Newcomb, Albert Gilbert and Clarence
Perry, were yesterday arrested by officer
Deeds charged with stealing Jonas Brad
shaw's chickens. Their trial took up part
OF the afternoon at Justice Barrett's, and
resulted in the acquittal of two of the boys
and the sending OF three TO Jail
Rode Vaughn was tried at the same
court for an assault upon Eta Harris and
fined 81 and costs He was sent TO Jail ia
default OF payment.
State VS.. J. g. Mcfarland was finished
yesterday AFTERNOON at Justice Walkers
court and resulted in finding the defen-
dant guilty Of bastardy as charged He
will be tried later on the charge Of rape