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Show FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Business Transacted on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday, May 25, court lesumed session, when Francis Hanks, James Hanks, David Evans, natives of England, Eng-land, and Ephraini Rasmussen, native of Norway, were admitted to citizen -ship. The motion to retax costs in the case of Eliza Smith vs. Peter A. Smith was overruled. In the case of Sarah Shoebridge vs. Joseph A. Thompson, Mary A. Thompson Thomp-son was appointed guardian ad litem for Maud Thompson. In the case of Mary A. Oberhansel vs. Ferdinand Oberhansel, a divorce was granted with property and $25 attorney at-torney fees and custody of the children. chil-dren. A divorce was granted in the case of George Proctor vs. Elizabeth Proctor. Proc-tor. In the case of Isabella Shanks vs. James D. Shanks, a divorce was granted grant-ed with custody of children, costs and property. A divorce was granted in the case of G. F. Morreen vs. Maria Mor-green. Mor-green. The motion for a new trial in the case of James Tucker vs. M M. Kellogg, Kel-logg, adm., was overruled. In the case of Christina McLain vs. Henry S. Brooks et ah, an order for sale of land to satisfy judgment, was issued. In the case of F. II. McGranahan vs. J. D. Brannon, an order was givpn overruling motion to set aside default An order for judgment was issued. A ten days' stay of execution was granted. grant-ed. In the case of Charles Poynter vs. James Chiprnan, defendant was given until May 31, 1891, in which to file statement and motion for a new trial. Ou Tuesday a short ses-ion of court ; was hel-l. th only ease taken v. bc-I bc-I in r thsst of James Tucker ts. M. M. Kellogg, in whit h attorney for" the j pbiint'l'i. 1: id Evans, made a motion for H new iri:i on the ground of new ly j discoveied evidence. The case was ar- gin.-d at some length and the motion was o errcled. Court then udjonnied until June 27, jI- |
