Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-01-11
Recent Proceedings i'm County Court.

who has removed from the state.
Final accounts we're filed IL the
estates of Joseph Rutherford, Sr-, and
Ernst Bauman, and hearing set for
January II.
Charles Bienfang filed his bend as
executor of the estate of Wilhelmina
BienfaHg, which was approved; the
time for creditors to- present their
claims was limited to June 20, 1899;
appraisers were appointed and in
ventory ordered
Judgment was entered assigning the
estate of Henry Delano, deceased, to
the widow, in accordance with the
provisions of the will
The will of William Schempf, de-
ceased, was proved and admitted to
probate; Frederick A. Schempf was
appointed executrix; the time for
creditors to present their claims was
limited TO June 20, 1899; appraisers
reappointed andinventory ordered.
Andrew Roegner and his wife made
application to adopt Herbert Mcneil;
consent of both parents filed, and order
of adoption made.
Upon presentation OF a satisfactory
bond, letters of administration were
issued to Michael Norton upon the
estate of Mary Norton, deceased; the
time for creditors to present their
claims was limited to June 20, 1899;
appraisers were appointed and inven-
tory ordered.
The final account and petition for
assignment of residue IN the estate of
r. ID. Merriman was filed, and hear
ing set for January "a
application was made for iudg-
meat determining the descent of the
real estate Of G0ttlieb BOGhm, de-
ceased; the hearing was set for Febru
Any Z, 1899.
The will of Ira M. Jenkins was pre-
sented for probate, and the time for
hearing fixed for January "a.
Claims were examined and passed
upon in the estate of George w.
Walker, Anna Maria Meyer and G.
VIC. May.
William Krebs was appointed ad-
ministratOr of the estate of Max Krebs,
deceased; the time for creditors to pre-
sent their claims was limited to
July q.
The will of William Poutsch was
presented for probate, and hearing of
proofs set for January "a.
The administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth G. Rogers has filed his final
account. and the hearing is set for
February 7.
He ~ w. Reul was appointed guar
dian. Of Eddie Boehm.
Application has been made for
judgment determining the descent Of
the real estate of Charles Blatt, de-
ceased; the hearing is set for Febru-
airy IA.
The administrators of the estate of
Lewis ". Kruger has filed her final
account, and the hearing thereon has
been set for February z, 1899
No claims being presented against
the estate of John O. jain, deceased,
Judgment was entered barring all
claims not presented.
The final account of the administra-
tor of the estate of Andrew Hughes
was allowed, and judgment entered
assigning the residue to the heirs at
law.
The will of John Schleicher was ad-
mitted to probate, and an executor
appointed and directed to file bond.
The will of Margaretha Schmidt
Was duly proved and admitted to pro-
bate; John Schmidt was appointed
executor, and the time for creditors
limited to July 3, 1899
Claims We're examined in the estate
of Peter V.eBrown, deceased, and de-
cisiOn entered.
The accounts of the guardians of the
following named minors and other
persons were examined and passed
upon: Henry Quade ct al, Christian
f. Holman, Ernest Hing ct al, Irwin
Smith, John Wegner ct al, Helena
Kuenzi, Carolina K. Reinel, Lee a.
Roberts ct al, Isabella P. Greene,
Lynn j. Wood. Emma Hezina ct al,
and Mary K0linsky ct al.
The g1aardian of Augusta Vergenz,
lLccbtlC, AcIo ILiSl Ills resignation anu
final account, with prayer for the ap-
pointment of a new guardian and al
lowance Of his account; the hearing
has been set for February 7.
The account of the trustee of the
estate Of Alonzo u. Wilcox, deceased.
was upon examination duly allowed.
The will of Emily w. Sprague was
presented for probate, and the time
for hearing proofs set for February 7.
The final account of the admins
TRAITOR of the estate OF Silas r. Sleeper
has been filed, with petition for as
signment of residue; hearing is set
for February T.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
The case Of T. G. Torpy VS.. William
Engelize and Louis Enge1ke was
tried Thursday and Friday, and re-
suited in a Judgment in favor of the
plaintiff against William Engelke for
$21O:32- The mortgage and notes
under which the plaintiff sought to
recover were null and void F. M. Hall
and j. D. Ryder appeared for the
plaintiff, and John g. Conway for the
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