Wichita eagle., 1889-06-27
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Edward G. Robertson vs. Alfred G. Ford
ct al; Judgment for plaintiff against Al.
fred c. Ford for S765 and judgment in
favor of John G. Hindman against same
for S25S,
j. T. Sherman and w. E. Beattie vs..
Winfield B. Smith; judgment in favor OF
plaintiff for s26S.
Chas. Butterick VS.. Caroline NJ. Greaves;
judgment for plaintiff against Caroline NJ.
| Greaves, George f. Greaves and Frank V.
| Greaves for s1,790
William Allison & Sons VS.. Wichita
| Ornamental and Pressed Brick Co.; judy
ment for plaintiff for sl0S.S5.
| d. J. Chatheld vs. /. G. Wooten; judg-
ment for plaintiff for Sl6G.4S.
| Wichita Mercantile Co. vs.. L. NJ. Abra-
ham 81 Co.; continued.
James Adkins VS.. w. W. Hays on trial
| yesterday before a jury.
| Whitehead s. Wilson, W.. p. Weeks &
Sons, verdict for plaintiff for S9G2,
William Skinner G. Sons VS.. James O.
Hanlon ct al, on trial yesterday before the
judge.
The MISREPRESENTATION railway case
came up for a hearing last evening at 7:30
before Judge Reed. The telephone COM
pany introduced their evidence aud the
railway demurred. This demurrer will be
argued this afternoon.
Court will adjourn promptly at o'clock
July 2, and attorneys are notified to have
all journal entries prepared before that
time.
COMMON PLEAS.
Lester Wykoff VS.. L. c. Jackson; dis
missed and costs paid.
Chicago Lumber company vs. D. J..
Parkhurst ct al; judgment for plaintiff
for $165. 80.
Same VS.. J. L. Hays, judgment for sl65-
80.
S. Ostern VS.. E. H. Hills & Sons, verdict
for plaintiff for s10910.
J. V. Farwell g. Co., Va. W. Hays; suit
growing out of the closing up of the bust
ness of w. J. Wilson G. Co., was up for
hearing at adjournment of court last even
ing.
PROBATE COURT.
Fourth settlement Of Dallas Carr. ad-
ministrator of the estate of George w.
Cook, deceased, fled.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
to John I. Earls, Of Provo, Utah, and Lib
bic Bdtler, OF Wichita.
POLICE COURT.
Aaron McKenstry and William Brun
were yesterday up before his honor to offer
an explanation Id reference TO certain ca
mines that they were harboring contrary
to tho law McKinstry will have another
hearing tomorrow; Brun was fined g..
Yesterday afternoon a man considerably
under the influence Of liquor was brought
into the police station 10 response to a tel
ephone from the Rock Island depot He
was too full for utterance and as thu Of
fcer didn't know bis name he was entered
upon the books as Rocky, drunk"
The case against Mrs. Schmidt was
heard and taken under advisement, his
honor intending 20 give his finding this
evening at o'clock.
George Jones was fined IS for disturbing
the peace. George is colored man living
on North Wichita and yesterday becoming
considerably under the influence be at
tempted to lay out the whole street. TAX
ing by force such parts as lie could not
purchase. In the height OF his ilustrious
career he was nipped by Officer Burrows
and locked up.
Last evening Officer Dennis bad . long
run up Wichita street for q man whom
some one had told him was drunk The
party wanted was not found
JUSTICE COURT.
Justice Mosley yesterday had up before
him for hearing Tom Bodsnheimer, the
colored boy who struck young Smith oTer
the head with loaded cane HIS honor,
however, continued the hearing uatu be
knew the result CT the injuries and sen;
the prisoner back 70 jail.
John Armour, . whisky man, was I'd
before Judge Barrett yesterday. The case
was, however, continued Until today.