The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-15
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Hit VS.. Territory, Kingfsher county
affirmed.
Martin VS.. Territory. Logan county;
affirmed
Murphy and ePntecost, VS.. Cotton ct
al. Logan county; reversed.
Cummings & McDermid, Logan coun-
ty; reversed.
Lille VS.. Russell & Co. Payne county
reversed.
Purcell VS.. Jackson, Payne county;
dismissed.
Prior p. Smith ct al VS.. Wheeler;
Kigfisher county; affirmed.
Seigel, Welch & Clawson Live Stock
Commission company VS.. Johnson ct
al. Canadian county; affirmed.
Pitzer VS.. Territory, Canadian coun-
ty; affirmed
City of Kingfisher VS. Pratt, King
fisher county; affirmed.
Pardon Bros. VS.. Worrell. Garfield
county; dismissed
BY McAtee:-
Johnson, Fife Hat Co.. VS.. National
Bank of Guthrie, Logan county; af-
firmed.
Cunningham. administrators VS.. Phil
lips, Logan county; reversed.
Lowe VS.. Blum, Logan county, af-
firmed.
Rogers ct al VS. Bennett ct al, King
fisher county; motion for rehearing
denied and judgment of the lower court
affirmed.
Blankinship, receiver, VS.. Oklahoma
City Light and Water Power Co., Okla
homa countyj reversed.
Baird & Son ct al. VS.. Williams, Cam
adam county, affirmed.
Woods county was taken from Judge
SCOTS district and given to Judge
McAtee
The spring term Of district court in
Beaver county was abolished.
The spring terms of district court in
Day and Roger Mills counties were
abolished.
NEW COURT DATES.
Guthrie, O. T, Feb. 14-At yester-
days session of the supreme court the
dates for holding terms of the district
court in the territory are changed as
follows:
The district court of the first judicial
district begins at Chandler, Lincoln
county, first Thursday in November
and first Tuesday in April of each year
At Woodward, Woodward county,
first Tuesday in December and second
Tuesday in May of each year.
At Saltwater, Payne county, fourth
Tuesday in November and third Tues
day in May of each year.
At Guthrie, Logan county, second
Monday in September and third Mon
day in February.
The district court of the second judi
ciaI court begins at Watonga, Blaine
county. on the third day in March.
At Taloga, D county on the filth
Monday in March
At ArapahOe, CT county, on the first
Monday in April.
At Cloud Chief, Washita county, on
the second Monday in April.
At FL Reno, Canadian county,on the
third Monday in April.
The district court of the fifth judi
cial district begins at Enid. GARFIELD
county, February IL
At Kingfisher. Kingfsher county,
March 16.
At Pond Creek. Grant county. April
Goth.
At Alva, Woods county, May II.
The supreme court directed that the
volumes of supreme court reports be
sold at $3.50 per volume.
Col. H. M. Rickel, Of Alva, and Judge
Lane. of Kingfisher, were admitted TO
practice.
Perry, O. T, Feb. l4-Our city is full
Of farmers from the north part of the
county today attending on the COM
missioneTs meeting. 1t became nois-
ed about that these much abused Off
Gals would locate the places on the
Black Bear and Red Rock rivers where
bridges would be built, hence the crowd
The fight wakes very warm although
it is a good humored one. SO far no
location has been agreed upon.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Alex
Shields, arrested on complaint Of some
OF the Santa Fe officials and charged
with utrering a discharge time check.
the defendant was brought down from
Kansas on a reQUisition and was placed
under bond in the sum of 500 cOpdi-
toned for his appearance at the next
term Of the district court at this place
the defendant created CONSERVATION
enough in the probate court 70 last
the rest of the year by promptly put
ting up the cash then and there for
his appearance. and the defendant was
very promptly released.
The rapid firing OF several shots a;
about o'clock this morning created
CONSERVATION in the city for a few mo-
ments. until il was discovered that the
livery barn Of Tom Crooks on Division
street between Sixth and Seventh was
on fire. The timely arrival of the Per-
" fire department saved The adjOin-
:ng buildings. The loss was not very
great. the building being an old relict
of the early days, The horses and
everything but some hay was saved.
The Masonic grand lodge Of Oklaho-
ma territory closed is laborS yesterday
evening with a grand banquet q the
opera house. Toasts Of all kinds met
With happy responses and II was two
o'clock in the morning before The ban
gust ended. All Of the visitors went
away we'll pleased with the splendid
treatment received by the people OF
Perry
The Hon. c. NJ Barnes OF Guthrie.
was in our city yesterday looking after
Masonic interests and the Mckinley
boo-fat Right here is r good place
% remark 10 the readers Of the Eagle
that there seem 10 5e several politician
# greater or lesser nOte IN the terrific
- who are extremely anxious for some
-eason hest known u themselves no
doubt. % SET IN a StCpendOus fight
over IEe respective =, HrlrS Of E.hIuIax