paid, and costs herein taxed at ten dollars, and that the same or such part thereof shall be paid by the administrator at such time as shall hereafter be directed by order of this court.

Dated this fourth day of June, 1899.

John Marshall, County Judge.

Form No. 16209.1

In the County Court of Colfax County, Nebraska. In the matter of the estate of John Doe, deceased. State of Nebraska,

County of Colfax.

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SS.

Be it remembered that on the fourth day of June, 1899, being the day limited by order of this court for presentation of claims against said estate; the court, after hearing all the testimony and upon due proof having been made, finds and allows each of the following claimants the said amount set opposite their respective names, in the column headed "Amount allowed, including interest; " said court making the following classification of the claims heretofore filed against said estate, showing name of claimants, amount claimed, nature of claim, amount allowed by court, including interest, and when allowed.

Form No. 16210.2

Racine County Court In Probate.

State of Wisconsin,
County of Racine. S

SS.

In the matter of the estate of John Doe, deceased.

I, John Marshall, judge of said County Court, do hereby certify that, having given notice of the time and place of hearing and examining claims against said John Doe, deceased, as required by law, I attended at the time and place mentioned in said notice, for the purpose of receiving, examining and adjusting all claims and

1. Nebraska. Comp. Stat. (1899), § 2728.

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639; and, generally, supra, note 5. p. 676.

demands against said deceased to me presented, and did adjust and allow or disallow the same, as follows:

And I do further certify that the above is a full and correct list of all the claims presented for allowance and exhibited in offsets; the names of the several claimants, the nature and amount of the several claims and offsets; the amount allowed and disallowed of said several claims and offsets, and the final balance in each case respectively, whether in favor of the creditor or of the estate. Date the fourth day of June, A. D. 1899.

John Marshall, County Judge.

Form No. 16211.'

(Precedent in Carter v. Engles, 35 Ark, 208.)

Estate of Robert B. Engles, deceased.

Now on this day comes James A. Carter as administrator of said estate, etc., and also come the widow and heirs at law of said deceased, by attorney, and the claim of Henry C. Smith, for $259.93, upon two certain promissory notes duly presented and allowed by the administrator, on the twelfth of August, 1875, was presented to the court, and after argument of counsel, the premises being seen and by the court fully understood:

It is ordered and adjudged by the court that the said claim of Henry C. Smith be and the same is hereby allowed and classed in the fourth class of claims against said estate, and that said claim bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum from this date until paid; to which order of the court in allowing and classifying said claim the widow and heirs of said deceased, by attorney, at the time excepted, and asked and obtained leave to file their bill of exceptions at any time during the present term of the court.

1. Arkansas.

(1894), 123.

Sand. & H. Dig.

See also list of statutes cited supra,

note 2, p. 639; and, generally, supra, note 5, p. 676.

Form No. 16212.

(Precedent in Carter v. Engles, 35 Ark. 208.)

M. A. Ward and Lawson H. Ward, to)

use of Henry C. Smith,

VS.

Estate of Robert B. Engles, deceased.

Transcript of Judgment.

Now on this day was presented to the court the plaintiff's demand against said estate, it being a transcript of a judgment against said deceased in his life-time, before Henry Neill, a justice of the peace, on the eighth day of December, 1866, principal and interest to this date amounting to $49.20, and having been examined and allowed by the administrator, on the eleventh day of August, 1877, the same is now, by the court, examined, allowed, and classed in the fifth class of claims against said estate.

(3) PREVIOUSLY DISALLOWED BY ADMINISTRATOR OR EXECUTOR. Form No. 16213.2

(Precedent in Borden v. State, 11 Ark. 523.)

Samuel Robinson, plaintiff,

V.

William E. Woodruff, executor, etc.,

of Cynthia Robinson, defendant.

On this day came the plaintiff, by Fowler, his attorney, and the note filed in this case for allowance on the 15th day of July, A. D. 1841, was considered, and the court having examined the same, doth allow unto the said plaintiff against the said defendant, as executor as aforesaid, the sum of one hundred and ninety dollars, and ten per cent. per annum interest thereon from the 20th day of May, A. D. 1840, until the same shall be paid, and all the costs in and about this suit expended, and that this claim be classed in class number four.

i. Warrant to Administrator or Executor to Pay Claim.

State of Iowa,
Harrison County.

This is to certify that the claim of James Jones, of the fourth class, for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars and fifty cents, against the estate of John Doe, deceased, has this day been allowed. This is therefore to authorize the administrator of said estate to pay the same out of any money in his hands not otherwise disposed of by law. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this the fourth day of June, 1899. (SEAL)

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639; and, generally, supra, note 5, p. 676.

2. Arkansas.-Sand. & H. Dig. (1894), $125.

Calvin Clark, Clerk.

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639; and, generally, supra, note 5, p. 676.

3. Iowa.- Code (1897), § 3338 et seq. See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639.

j. Appeal from Decision of Commissioners on Claims.'

(1) NOTICE AND APPLICATION OF APPEAL.2
(a) Allowing Claim.

Form No. 16215.3

(Commencing as in Form No. 16216, and continuing down to *.) The undersigned James Jones, a creditor of the said John Doe, deceased, hereby gives notice of and makes application for an appeal to the Circuit Court of said county of Montcalm from the decision of the commissioners heretofore duly appointed by this court to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons whatsoever against the said estate, in the matter of the claim of Francis Fern against said estate, made in the report of said commissioners filed in this court on the tenth day of June, 1899, for the reasons following, to wit: because said commissioners allowed of the said claim of the said Francis Fern, against the said estate, the sum of twenty dollars or more, to wit, the sum of fifty dollars, which said claim was at the time of the hearing before said commissioners and is now objected to.

(Date and signature as in Form No. 16216).

(b) Disallowing Claim.

Form No. 16216.5

(Venue and title of court as in Form No. 15597.)
In the matter of the estate of John Doe, deceased.

To Hon. John Marshall, Judge of Probate for the County of Montcalm.*

The undersigned James Jones, a creditor of the said John Doe, deceased, hereby gives notice of and makes application for an appeal to the Circuit Court of said county of Montcalm from the decision of the commissioners heretofore duly appointed by this court to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands from all persons whatsoever against the estate of the said deceased, in the matter of the claim of the undersigned against the said estate, made in the report of said commissioners to this court on the tenth day of May, 1899, for

1. For forms relating to appeals, generally, see the title APPEALS, vol. 1, p. 890.

2. Application must be in writing. Dickinson's Appeal, 2 Mich. 337.

3. Michigan. — Comp. Laws (1897), § 9387.

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639.

4. No appeal shall be allowed from the decision of the commissioners, except when the commissioners shall disallow any claim in favor of any creditor

of the estate in whole or in part to the amount of twenty dollars, or when the commissioners shall allow any claim in whole or in part and the sum allowed being objected to shall amount to twenty dollars. Mich. Comp. Laws (1897). § 9388.

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639. 5. Michigan. $$ 9386, 9388.

Comp. Laws (1897),

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639.

the reasons following, to wit: because of the said claim of the undersigned against said estate the said commissioners disallowed the amount of twenty dollars1 or more, to wit, the sum of fifty dollars. Dated this tenth day of July, 1899.

(2) BOND OF APPELLANT.

(a) In General.

Form No. 162 17.2

James Jones.

(Commencing as in Form No. 15961, and continuing down to *.) The condition3 of this obligation is such, that whereas the above. bounden James Jones has made and filed, in said Probate Court, notice of and application for an appeal to the Circuit Court of the said. county of Montcalm from the decision of the commissioners duly appointed by said Probate Court to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons whomsoever against the estate of said deceased, allowing the claim of Francis Fern against said estate, made in the report of said commissioners filed in said Probate Court on the tenth day of June, 1899, as appears by said application, and for the reasons in said application alleged; now, therefore, if the said appellant, James Jones, shall diligently prosecute his appeal to effect and pay all damages and costs which may be awarded against him on said appeal, then this obligation to be void; otherwise (concluding as in Form No. 15961).

(b) When Administrator or Executor Declines to Appeal.

Form No. 16218.'

(Commencing as in Form No. 15961, and continuing down to *.) The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas the above bounden Richard Doe has made and filed, in the Circuit Court of said county of Montcalm, notice of and application for an appeal from the decision of the commissioners appointed by said Probate Court to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2, p. 639.

3. Condition of the bond shall be that appellant shall prosecute his appeal to effect and pay all damages and costs which may be awarded against him on the appeal. Mich. Comp. Laws (1897), $9387.

See also list of statutes cited supra, note 2. p. 639.

4. Condition of bond shall be to secure the estate from damages and costs and to secure the intervening damages and costs to the adverse party. Mich. Comp. Laws (1897), § 9395.