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1 Wis. Legal News [1] (1878-1879)

handle is hein.journals/wilegn1 and id is 1 raw text is: Wisconsin. Daily Legal News. Devoted to the Legal and Business Interests of the Whole People. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1878. No. I. T H E WISCONSIN DAILY LEGAL NEWS. PUBLISHED BY THE WISCONSIN LEGAL NEWS COMPANY, 102 WiscoNsIN ST., - MILWAUKEE, WIs. TERMS: One copy, per annum, quarterly in advance, $12.00 Days Doings in the Courts. Neither of the United States Courts was in ses- sion yesterday, and it is understood that Judge Dyer will not be in town until Monday. . The Circuit Court was not in session and will not be until the commencement of the October term. In the County Court the case of 0. 1). Bjorquist vs. J. Rotmann et al.,xvas concluded. At 12:45 p. m. the jury brought a verdict of $818. 10 in favor of the plaintiff as against the defendant, John Rotmann, but finding in favor of the defendant, Adam Sander. The next case taken up was Asa M. Allen vs. Ro- sina Seyfiied, administratri :, etc. which is now on trial, before a jnry. In the County Court, Seymour H. Kingsbury yesterday fied a complaint asking for a divorce from Catherine Kingsbury, his wife. Ground, desertion since August 20, 1876. New cases were connenced, as follows: The complaint was filed yesterday in the Circuit Court in the case of John Schwaninger vs. Aina Maria Dietrich, et. al., to foreclose a mortgage on part of lot 6 in block 58, in the Seventh Ward, City of Mil- waukee. The amount of the mortgage is $900. Calendar. SEPTEMBER 26, 1878. CIRCUIT COU RT-Adjourned sine die. COUNTY COURT- Allen vs Seyfried on trial. io-Hamilton vs Nolan. 14-Bergenthal vs Fiebrantz. 15-Hirsh vs Froelich. 18-Unger vs German American Ins. Co. The U. S. Courts not in session. NOTCE is hereby given to attorneys and all par- ties having cases on the calendar for the Sep:ember Term of the County.Court for Milwaukee county that Rule No. 2 as printed in the calendar will be strictly enforced and adhered to in the future, and parties must govern themselves aeordingly. By order of Hon. John E. Mann, Judge of the County Court. Julius Wechselburg, Clerk. Probate Court. SEPTEMBER 25th. NOTICE to Attorneys, Administrators, etc. The Court will hereafter approve no inventory until the Probate fees, fixed by the new law, are paid into the County Treasury and a receipt there- for filed. In matter of Guardianship of John P. Crass, in- sane. Order issued vacating proceedings. Pe- tition filed for leave to mortgage real estate. Or- der issued fixing day of hearing Nov. 8, '78. September 23. In matter of last Will of Sally Bell, dec. Proof of publ. Petition made for final settlement. Order issued fixing day of hearing Oct. 16, '78. In matter of Est of Edward Doyle, dec. Letters of adm issued to Bridget Doyle and her bond for $5oo approval. --0-- Court Commissioners. BEFORE COMMISSIONER RYAN. September 24.-Aude vs. Bussey: Injunctional order granted to plaintiff, restraining defendant from using, etc., certain real estate in complaint descri- bed. John C. Smith, et. al. vs. John Nauth. Exami- nation of defendant ou supplementary proceedings. Septemper 25.-Dederick vs. Benjamin. Pro- ceedings to take the deposition of H. M. Benjanin, but defendant, under advice of counsel, refused to answer, on the ground that no wr tten interrogato- ries had been filed or settled by the Court. September 26.-Andrews vs. I). G. Powers. Ex- amination of defenddint on supplementary proceed- ings at 1o A. M. Order to show cause why Liginger and Phillips shoull not be punished as for a contempt, returna- ble at 2 P. M. Real Estate Transfers. RECORDED SEPTEMBER 25. 16S42-Joln Joys (single) Chas. D. Kendrick and wife and H. M. Northrop and wife to T. H1. Ma- guire, lot 24 blk II Joy's subd of lot 3 in parti- tion of n w 14 sec 17 toth ward.........$150.oo 16843-Thos. H. Maguire and wife to Chas. D. Rogers, same premises................. $125.00 0- Real Estate Mortgages. 16839-Joseph Raab and wife to Josef Steger lot II blk 107 9th ward.....................$tooo.oo 1684o-Wm. Cleary and wife to Sesse Scholl s 20 ft of lot 3 blk 43 3d ward..............$500.oo Milwaukee, August 26, 1878. 4 sP aaz Milwukee Auust 6, 178.Manegold, lot 38 hlk 2 Carlton's subd 12th wd, 00 Circuit Court.0 NEW SUITS-EQUITY. Chattel Mortgages. Sept. 25-John Schwaninger vs Anna Maria Diet- Franz Wimler to Fritz Schoeller, saloon furni- rich et a, forecl, $.oo. ture, etc..............................$250 00 Miscellaneous orders, etc. Paul Schuengel to Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Bil- liard table and all stock in trade and fixtures at Quentin's park......................$26oo oo 0o-- Real Estate Sales. 'The following sales, (judicial and under powers) have been advertised for the days mentioned. (Sales take place in the hall of the Court House, near the south door fronting on the Park, unless otherwise stated.) Saturday, September 28th. N 3-7 of s 15 a of lot 17 n e Y sec 16 town 6 range 22. Foreclosure 2 P. M. The part of the w 3 153-1000 a of the n 12 a of the sw Y4 of sec 5 town 6 range 22 e in the tIthward of the city of Milwaukee, bounded bya line com- mencing at a point in the n line of said Y4 sec 155 44-100 ft e of the n w corner of said Y see, and running thence e along said n line 162 56-too ft to a point, thence s 49 50-100 ft to a point, thence w parallel with said n line 162 56-too ft to a point, thence n 49 So-ioo ft to the place of be- ginning. Forecl 2 P. M. That piece or parcel of land known and described as the n 3-7 part of the s 1S a of lot 14 town 6 n and range 22 e, in the n e Y4 of see 16, said tract containing 6 3-7 a of land more or less. Sale at 2 P. M. 0 The 'Whiskey jud.gments. A proposition has been submitted to the authorities at Washington looking to theu compromise of a number of the judgments against members of the old whiskey ring. The Wirths, Shanfields and Kiewerts are the parties offering to compromise; they offer about 33 cents on the dollar of the judg- ments against them, amounting to $50,ooo. The District Attorney and Marshal have recommended the acceptance of this offer, and it is probable that the Government will conclude that a third of a loaf is better than no bread, and take what it can get. 0- Supreme Court. 'The Supreme Court has adjourned to Oc- tober 8, 1878, when the following cases will be called for argument: Nos. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 5t, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 and 57. 0o-- A man sentenced to be hung was visited by his wife who said: My dar, would you like the children to see you executed? No, replied he. That's just like you,' said she; you never wanted the children to have any enjoyment. 0- When a pickpocket pulls at your watch, tell htm plainly that you have no time to spare. Digitized from Best Copy Available VoI., 1.

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