The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-27
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

| O1oIhlC1 NOOIsl"
| H Smith VS.. A r. johnson, Judgment
for plaintiff for $l154S Sedgwick Loan
and Investment Co. VS. Alfred Ray, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $1,21S. T. Metcalf VS.
/ 7 R. Yorke, judgment for plaintiff for
! s., 400 on first and $40 on second and S532
on third lien. Equitable Trust and Invest
ment Co. VS. c. w. McGovney, judgment
| for plaintiff for 1886. A. H II. Harrison VS.
j. B. Dacey, judgment for plaintiff for
| 81, 595. Kansas National Loan Co. VS. O.
Bierbrower, judgment for plaintiff for $135.
NJ. r. Clark VS. E. r. Munson, Judgment
for plaintiff in sum of S596.66. o. 0. Miller
VS. w. B. Benner, Judgment for plaintiff
for 1892. Topeka Loan and Investment
Co. VS. G. NJ. Greene ct al, Judgment for
plaintiff for s., 1920. Ransom VS. Hale,
Judgment for plaintiff for $500. Peck VS.
Spraeue, judgment for plaintiff for S4T7.45.
H. Bender VS. J. N. Glenn, Judgment for
plaintiff for 1894 and favor r. +. Lawrence
for $650.50. A w. Davis VS. W, c. Ridg-
way was on trial by jury. Heacock VS.
Heacock, a divorce trial, was in hearing
by the court yesterday.
PROBATE COURT.
Application for appointment of guardian
quishment of Lille May Williams by her
mother for adoption. Bond of 900 filed
and letters testamentary issued to VIM.
Mics III estate of Marcus Mics, deceased
Henry Schnitzler as administrator of estate
of J. f. Schlaser, deceased, affidavit of
publication notice fled VIII of Nettie
jerome admitted to probate. Inventory
and appraisement of II. II. Aliens estate,
deceased, filed.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Chicago Lumber Co. VS. n. d. Sweeney ct
al, jury still out. In the matter of con-
tempt of O. H. Tewmey the court fined
him SO and costs and remanded him to
Jail.
Oliver Bros. VS. Doud s. Gray was dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Herman Dresser VS. Jacob Roser, judg-
ment for plaintiff for S1,905. c. f. Chris
more vs. J. B. Knight, judgment for plain
tiff for possession of property.
Bissantz s. Mathews vs. VIM. Fletcher ct
al judgment for plaintiff for $3.50
Fourth National bank VS. Jacob Roser ct
al, attachment sustained and judgment
for plaintiff for costs. y. o. Locke vs. H.
T. Murdoch, Judgment for plaintiff for
HtNSCSSlOL VI BiblCAIN iilA NNS'r-
R. P Wallace VS. b X. Brown, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $3.50. W. S. Cor
bett ct al VS. Henry Timmermeyer was dis
missed at cost of plaintiff. State VS. Jack
Bolton was dismissed.
JUSTICES COURTS.
Justice Barrett was occupied yesterday
with civil work. Jerome Gray and Susie
Grady were arraigned yesterday before
Justice keenan, on charge of keeping a
house ofi1 repute. The case was continued
until Saturday next.
Before Justice Mosley John Elder was
arraigned on a charge of petty larceny and
given thirty days. Thomas Bradshaw was
fined SO for assault on one Jesse Fuqua-
POLICE COURT.
The police court docket shows the arrest
of drunk who VIII be given a hearing
Monday morning L. Roberts was arrested
for disposing of a gun not his own
Mrs. Roberts who lived in the house on the
West Side which was set on fire Friday
night. was arrested on suspicion Of being
implicated in the origin OF the fire. Judge
Museller set the preliminary hearing for
May {, and required a $1,000 appearance
bond which she saws viii be forthcoming .
Z. c. Parker was fined 81 and cost for ap- {
propriating badge and getting credit on
the strength Of IT, The bOndsnen Of Jack /
Bolton turned him over to the authorities I
not wishing 10 he his surety longer. The .
sheriff took charge Of the prisoner
The commissioners held no meeting yes /
teTday there being nothing Of importance +.
coming before them.
The turkeys report shows that the cash +
receipts for The week up 70 yesterday noon +
were SOL There were eighteen arrests for /
drunkenness, two Migrants, three disturb 4
ing the peace, three gambling. i've loiter- 4
ing and several miscellaneous charges, +
making in all thirtyeight for the week. /
There were thirty-eichr prisoners confined f
during the week and seventy-1ive meals 4
served. Several state cases concludes the I
report.