The Ottawa free trader., 1890-06-28
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Secured by Betsey Ann Brundage AS u
share OF Her Fathers Estate
COurt News,

share Of Her Fathers Estate
Court News.
John Brundage, guardian of Betsy
Ann and Adellne Brundage, filed a
final report OF accounts as to the
former in the Probate Court Tuesday,
The report was approved. The ward,
who resides in Minnesota and who at
tained her majority on May 10, ap-
peared in court and signed Il receipt
for $40, l44.s 80, which is her share Of the
estate left by her father. Milton
Brundage. The fortune is in the form
of u. S. bonds. 1880: thirty shares 0t
bank stock, 4,SO0, and the balance,
1898, ,954.S9, is partly in notes ana partly
in cash. Besides this the young lady
owns considerable real estate.
Milton Brundage died in Brooktield
township about thirteen years ago,
leaving an estate valued at 100000, to
be divided between the widow and
five children. The children are Mrs.
Frank r. Neff and Mrs. Ann f.
Wheeler, Marseilles; Betsey Ann
Brundage, Minnesota Adeline Brund-
age and Jefferson Brundage, Morris.
All have received their share Of the
estate except Adelne, who is not yet
Of age. A few years ago Jefferson got
$40, 900 as his share, and within twelve
months did not have dollar. The
other children are prospecting.
The last will and testament of the
late John Adam Kunder, of Troy
Grove, has been admitted to probate.
NJ. Margaretta kunder was appointed
eXecutriX and furnished $4,000 bond
with approved security.
Marv Ann Wa for was anpoip tn6 a1 :.
ministratriX of the estate of James
Wafer deceased.
The report of accounts in the VIM.
Calvin estate was filed and approved,
Circuit Court.
Michael MOll was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary at hard labor Tuesday by Judge
Stipp.
Samuel Hurst. of La Sale, who was
indicted for keeping a nuisance, was
arrested Tuesday and brought to this
city, but was released on $500 bonds.
Anton Patt, Frank Shuck, CaSpar
Schwanbarger and Gertrude Brow
bender who were indicted for violat-
ing the liquor laws, gave bail in the
sum of 81, 100 each for their appear
ance at the next term Of court.
The pleadingS and proofs in the case
of c. j. Metzger, guardian of Emma
and Christian Rabenstein, V. George
County and the other heirs of August
County (deceaSed), were heard by
Judge Stipp, who found balance of
%,356.Ol due complainants. If it is
not paid in five days there will be a
foreclosure and sale. The land in dis
pute is located at Worthwhile.
The defendant in the case of Ella
Pearson V. j. NJ. Pearson was ordered
to pay costs of cOmpainant'S depO-
SitiOnS.
Harvey V. Schroeder: default set
aside and cause reinstated.
Burke V. Gavin: suit dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
An appeal case was recorded in the
Circuit Court in which the Phoenix
Insurance Company, OF Brooklyn. is
plaintiff and G. j. Sund is defendant.
The suit was brought to recover S36
for an insurance policy but Squire
Bane decided in favor of Sund, giving
him Judgment against the company
for costs.
Bridget Finn V. Richard Lawless ct
al. Defendant Lawless called and de-
faulted.
Sherman Leland, NJ. b. Mitchell and
George Beatty have been appointed
commissioners in the partition suit of
Schmid V. HIberle.
New Cases
r. c. Gibson " Mrs. E. w. Niblo;
appeal: demand, 800.
Mary \. Waite commenced suit to
recover S., 900 damages from John b.
White. Fowler Bros. represent plain
tiff. The parties live in MarseilleS.
Todd Is Insane.
George Todd. of La Sale, was ad-
indeed insane by a Jury In the County