Wichita eagle., 1889-10-18
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

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trial by court. Evidence submitted, bu'
counsel asked leave to defer arguing the
case until after the trial of the Friend vs.
Miller case.
JIG. Bright VS. Mary c. Lamb ct al; dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
d. NJ Dickson VS. Jacob McAfee ct al
Judgment for plaintiff for s744
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company
VS. Agnes Higday ct al; judgment for plain
tiff for s1,375.
Smedley Darlington Us Lydia A. DENIM
son Ell judgment for plaintiff in the sum
of $a,s7a.
Michael Neil ct al VS. Horace Kellogg ct
al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$3.50.
Smedley Darlington VS. " Appleby ct
al; judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$1,000
SmedIey Darlington VS. G. NJ. Green ct
al; Judgment in favor of plaintiff for 81 800;
Judgment In favor of S. w. Cooper on
cross-petition for Sl42.
j. R. Parsons VS. Charles Imael ct al;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for 1886.
Creditor g. Buckwalter VS. Nate Hilburn;
appeal dismissed at cost of appellant
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missed at cost of plaintiff without pre-
JUDGE.
Dean & Stewart VS. Lizzie G. DEAN ct al;
continued for service.
Smedley Darlington VS. Daniel Jones ct
al; Judgment for s667 in favor of plaintiff;
Judgment for S5975 in favor of S. w.
Cooper on cross petition.
Esther Wilson VS. City of Wichita; dis
missed without prejudice at cost Of de-
PENDANT.
Smedley Darlington VS. Lydia A. Denni-
son ct al; judgment in favor of S. w.
Cooper on cross petition for s4O3. %.
Emma Weisenfuth VS. Hiram Grier ct al;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for So, 946 AZ.
Charlotte P. Ross VS. H. l.. Goodrow ct
al: judgment for plaintiff in favor of
s577.56.
Studebaker Manufacturing company VS.
w. ID. Smith ct al; judgment for plaintiff
for S2O3.
j. l.. Mead VS.. G. A. Maxim; judgment
in favor of plaintiff for $70085.
Florence Hartley VS.. j. NJ. Humphrey
and Noah Allen; motion made that appeal
of defendants be dismissed. Ten days
given defendants to bring into court tran
W. f, Lucky VS.. |. 2. Campbell; motion
made that appeal of defendants be dis
missed. Ten days given defendants to
bring into court transcript in default of
which motion will be sustained.
John r. Parsons VS.. Thos. J. Coulter ct
al: Judgment in favor of plaintiff in the
sum of S4S6.
A X. Musseller VS.. Frank S. Burt; mo-
tion made by plaintiff for new trial.
Granted.
Nixon Elliott VS.. Hattie L. Whitney ct
al; motion made by plaintiff to set aside
order of court dismisslng said rction. No
ton granted and action reinstatej and
stand for trial at this term of court.
Carey Lumber Company VS.. j. w.
Cooper; judgment in favor of plaintiffs for
S5457
Lewis Steinbuchel VS.. Barbara j. Cald-
well ct al; motion made to confirm sale.
The case of Howard L. Friend VS. G.. r.
Miller was called yesterday in the district
court. In this case Friend sues Miller for
damages for malicious prosecution. 1t
was $50 before the jury was obtained in
which the regular panel was exhausted
and three talesmen were called into requi-
senting Friend while SIuss and Stanley
are defending Mr.. Miller. a great legal
fight is expected over the case.
COMMON PLEAS.
Judge Balderson was busy yesterday
with cases wherein fictitious answers have
been filed, and also with judgments.
The following case was yesterday filed
IN above court:
State of Kansas VS. p. A. Sanford; keep
;ng and maintaining nuisance.
PROBATE COURT
Business was very quiet in the probate
court yesterday No entries were made on
the journal and nothing of public interest
was done.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charlie Frederick, of San Frincsco, and
Miss Susie Beckett, of Cheney.
George Evans and Carrie Gould, both of |
Wichita.
JUSTICE COURT.
In the several justices courts there was !
90 business done except civil.
In Justice Keenan's court an order was |
issued releasing the boy Wilson, charged |
with the rape of the child Taft some few
weeks ago, on n bond of 5000.
POLICE COURT.
Bobby Gill was up yesterday on two
charges and retit larceny.
He WAS discharged on both
William Baker turned in back fine of
g.
Dick Brown was arrested for petit
larceny, but the charge was withdrawn.
Bobby Burns. a plain drunk. was run in
last night by Chief Aspey.
Roxey Peas turned in back fine of s..
Jack Pardo was brought in by Officer
Dunbar, charged with drunkenness.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Ladies Aid society of the Central
Christian church will meet today, Friday,
ut O'Clock D. M. at the residence of Mrs