Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

n51e-Ale llEg o. 0raad hat4s -
Lssrs >a1lls lsr. anaes.. paid t1e of =
and COSTS slEls. 4a8 aas >.asfse3.
1le EEtElr Sc. C1aF.es lEl-si.t8a, tQrZ
.ary ADa .4reeay, aEFa gnea a-a - A.
s1 not gully. The Peofle ~. Andrew
M-sel, keeping looss ~ i.-ialne
arra med aa1 pleaded ugt < 81 pro
f1Ena. Tie Pe0o. s.. Aailea sat
teTg. ssIaou 0pcu CA sunday s-ffai-ied
-atee lty and was sentenced q
gav file of $50 and $ Z5 costs, E.i- 90
aal Hls discharged The People Ns.
Prank Beach, adultery, moton e.
rg4sl lturm4t.ou ana clsf s., cause
argget and denied, mQt ol Ger order -
Sal p1.la Clteilalt' witness, AZ TIE
expense Of tae people, aF.lea ana coil-
tuled uItl December ll. Tue Peo-
p4e SIS. stella Aells, tar open Oh
-lra4y, arra gled and pleaded not
g4lly pro lorna taEee cases
the People rs. John C0Ue.0n, saloon
open alter hours; arr4lg Ted, and
pleaded uoL guilty pro forms IAe
people Es. Andres Wilson. bar open on
Sunday, aIgaigued, and pleaded not
g.lly. The People ~. Andrew watson,
tar 0peu after hours; arralgaed, and
pleaded not guilty pro iOrmA. Tie
People ys. Wn. Hensler, deadly as
sault, ARA lgued, and pleadep not
guilty The People ys. Albert Green,
saloon open Oh Sunday; arralgned, and
pleaded not guilty pro forma--three
easss The People " JOnn Luyen-
dyke, saloon open on sunday arfhigned
aud pleaded not tguilty-twocase7. The
People v. John Luyendyke, saloon open
after hours; arraigned, and pleaded
not guilty pro fOrma. The People vs..
George IL. Brown, saloon open after
hours; arra.gned and pleaded not gull
ty pro formative cases. lhe People
". Charles Fitzpatrick, saloon open 90
sunday; arraigned, pleaded not guilty.
The People W. James +. Rae, saloon
open on sunday; arralgned and pleaded
not guilty pro tOrma; information
amended by striking out name OF ".
II. TradeWcl. The People NJ. Fred.
BrOggcr, saloon open on sunday; ar
raigued and pleaded not guilty pro
f0ruI. The People ". Michael Wood (,
saloon opeh on sunday, two cases ar
IA gucI and pleaded not guilty pro
furud. The People ". George Coos
man. saloon open on sunday, two
eases; arrl'gled and pleaded not guilty
! pro iorila. The People ~. Duncan
/ Ncllues, saloon open on sunday; one
I ease ald saloon open after hours, two
| eases; arraigntd and pleaded not guilty
pro f0uua. The People y. Thomas
o Donncll. saloon open on sunday; ar
raigncd and pleaded not guilty pro
fogma. The People ". Basuan ID.
OOge, Obstructing bar; arralgned and
/ pleaded not guilty pro forma.
PnoBArE-Cyras I. Portias, Judge
Estate of Hcndricl; j. BrOekjaarden,
deceased; viii admitted to probate.
/ Estate of Jctte Bulthuls, deceased; ;
/ James Campbell appointed adminiStra--
/ tor. Estate of Iavina Van Octfclen ct
al, minors; inventory filed. Estate OF
| Emma r. Raymond, deceased; inyen-
tory filed. Estate OF UlatIs Campau,
| deceased; executors final account al
! lowed Estate of Barbara Flory. de-
ceased: inventory filed; order that all
| CLAIMS be filed IN court on or before
June ., 1880.
PoMcE-H JOHN Holmes, police Judge
Patrick Q Brlen, drunk; fined s. and
/ costs; George Smith, drunk; fined -
and costs; Richard TENNIS, drunk;
| fined 3 and costs. Herman Wander
vane, assault and battery, 50.
| CIRCUIT CoURr-Hon Wm. Z. GroUepr
| siding Elizabeth l.. Lane vs.. Frank J
Lamb, assumpslt; continued on usual
terms on application of defendant.
| Samuel K. Miller ". Benjamin L. Well
man, treSpaSs; continued on usual
| terms on application or plaintiff. Au-
relia Marvin vs. Elmer Crawford, sum-
mary proceedings; motion TO dismiss
argued and submitted. Harrison II.
Reed vs.. William +. Rice, assumpsit;
proceedings stayed ten days to hear
| motion for new trial. True W. Chllds
ct al. -. Edward O'DOnnel. assumpSit;
stay extended ten days. William Den
man v. Guy a. Johnson, trespass on
/ the case; motion for security
Tor costs denied without costs.
Nicholas Schuler ct al vs.. Frank Eek
| Crt, rcpicvln; time 70 settle bill of Cx-
ccptions extended sixty days. The
| People vs. Charles Brcarley. informal
ton of murder; on trial. Hon. II. G..
! Bsrch, iudgc-James y. Mckay vs.. Geo.
II. Long, executor, etc, assumpsit: stay
extended twenty days. w. W. K!mball
| Company V. Matte Robinson, assump-
sit: STAY extended fifteen days. John
| 7. Jones vs.. Louis u. Ranncy, assump-
+! sit; judgment for defendant with costs.
Maud Kelley vs.. D., l.. q y. Il. r. Com
| pany, trcSpass on the case; motion for
new trial argued and submitted. Geo.
/ Thompson Ct al. vs.. Allie VI. Collins, as-
sumps.t; trial commenced.