Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08
TIE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

S. D. Everett VS.. Z. A. Wilson and 5. ID.
Everett VS.. A. n. and J. P. Rule settled
and costs paid.
Saturday, June S, will be devoted spec
tally to motions to dismiss appeal in civil
cases for want of insufficient bond. Rule
% must be complied with. All appeal
civil cases are set for June p.
Smedley Darlington VS.. George A.
Granger ct al; dismissed at costs OF
plaintiff without prejndice.
The following criminal cases were set
yesterday:
For the 9th, State VS.. Jack Bolton; same
VS. j. p. Massey, VS.. G. Z. Groscup, VS.. 5.
w. Watkins.
For the 10th, State VS.. John Johnson;
same VS.. John A. Anderson, VS.. Harry
Bristow, VS.. Alice Jeffries, VS.. W. IL.
Mitchell, VS.. Harry Irwin, VS.. John Foby.
For the 18th, State VS.. w. r. Harding
and State vs. John G. McFaland.
For the 18th, City of Wichita VS.. Jake
Jacobs, vs. Sam Sketo, VS.. DR.. j. l.. Van
nay, VS.. James Burnes, VS.. Charley Harm.
For the 18th, State VS.. Elias {. Wallace
and State VS.. S. Herman.
For the 10th, State VS.. H. o. Kimel, VS..
James Burnes, VS.. Frank CLANCY.
For the 18th, State VS.. Jack A. Gleeson
and State VS.. Joseph Hanson and Jay
Brew.
For the goth, State VS.. Rees G. Wider and
State VS. Robert Smack.
For the 21st, State VS.. Joseph Lewis. VS..
Flora Eddy, VS.. 1. H. England, VS.. B.
Cheney, VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Loretta c. Young VS.. Jackson E. Young,
was the title of case filed yesterday, in
which the plaintiff asks for divorce on the
grounds of habitualyrunkenness and gross
neglect of duty. The parties were married
in Marshal county, Illinois, June z, 1870.
PROBATE COURT.
Final settlement of the administrator of
of estate of Henry c. Stancer, deceased,
filed.
Demand of Chas. P. Downing VS.. estate
of Richard B. Tarleton, deceased, filed;
hearing set for May II by agreement.
Petition Of the administrator of the es-
tate of Robert Latham, deceased, to sell
real estate to pay debts filed; hearing set
for May II.
Edmund G. Roades was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Joseph H. Roades, deceased.
COMMON PLEAS.
J. T. Campbell VS.. James Kelly; demur-
rer overruled and leave granted to plain
tiff to file amended petition
Nesley VS.. J. L. Randall and c. A. Gale
VS.. J. l.. Randall; demurrer to both petit
tions overruled and leave given to file
amended petition.
Consolidated Tank Line vs.. st. Louis &
San Francisco Railroad Company; tempo
rary injunction granted by the court.
Two new cases were filed yesterday.
POLICE COURT.
A. r. Musseller on account of sickness
was compelled TO resign his position as
police Judge and yesterday Emmett Cal
lahan was appointed to that position by
the board Of commissioners
The first case to come up before this new
court was City vs. Ed Perkins. The de-
PENDANT was found guilty of keeping his
place of business open on Sunday and was
fined for the offense s25 which amount he
paid.
Gus Wolf paid s. for disturbing the
peace. He had a little racket Sunday with
Officer Hartman.
Roxy" is again in the tolls He was
fined $50 for being an all around vag and
is in retirement at the police station.
William Smith, a colored hoy who had
made too free with some other PERSONS
property was fined $40 for petty larcency
and sent to the cooler to serve his sentence.
Dock Peck, plain everyday drunk, is
also serving out fine of five dollars in the
city prison.
Grace Rhodes. Maud Miller, Nellie Bird,
Jennie Wheeler and Nellie Lee turned in
a fine Of SO each.