The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Proceedings Of October Court, 1870.

proceedings OF OctODer Court, 1871.
Court convened Monday, October 31st, at
o'clock p. m, Judge Graham and Asso-
ciates Baker and Stroup on the bench. The
following proceedings were had:
COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. ]. Graham and Margaret his wife,
for the use of the said Margaret VS.. Jane
Long. A summons in Ejectment. By
consent, Judgment for plaintiff.
Joseph Lebkechler VS.. Executors of Jos.
Lebkechler, deceased. Summons in As
sumpsit. BY consent, Judgment for plff.,
ten cents, and the costs to be equally divided
between plaintiff and defendant.
VIM. McClintock VS.. VIM. Smeigh.-Re-
plevin of one SOW and four pigs and a wagon.
By consent, Judgment for Plaintiff for costs,
except for costs already paid by him.
Lloyd, Supplee 81 Walton VS.. H. M. g. 7.
Miller, Assignees of George 81 J. M. Miller.
Verdict for defendants.
Woods VS.. Stokes. A summons in tres
pass. The plaintiff claims that defendants
have over-hooded his lands in Jackson tp.,
by having the dam of his mill too high
Verdict for defendant. A motion was filed
for new trial, argument to be heard next
! Court.
Thos. Gibney VS.. VIM. Smeigh. Settled
by consent. Each party paying their own
costs.
Isaac Stokes vs. James Woods Sum-
mons in SANDER Continued, defendant to
pay all costs.
Jacob NJ Miller Executor of Mary Mil
Ter, deceased, VS.. jeremiah Rinehart, Sher-
iff. After Jury was sworn, Judgment by
consent, for plaintiff for $65.
Lykens Valley Bank for the use of VIM.
Cox VS.. S. S. Charles. Summons in AS
sumpsit. Judgment for the Plaintiff for
Five Hundred dollars.
Shumaker & Major VS.. Samuel Smith,
Summons in debt. Verdict for plaintiff,
one dollar and sixty-five cents.
Hays VS.. Trostle. Continued, and de-
fendant to pay costs of term.
Catharine Rinehart's use VS.. John Bower.
Action for SANDER. Settled by consent, the
defendant paying $175, and making &C
wrong.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth VS.. jeremiah Wilson
charge, Embezzlement. Larceny as bailee.
Prosecutor, George Hoffman, verdict not
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Henry Rice, Jr.-
Charge, Burglary. The defendant being
charged with entering the store of j. w
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guilty. Sentenced to year in the Peni-
tentiary, pay costs, &c.
Com. VS.. VIM. Kreiger. Charge, Mali
cious Libel. Continued.
Com. VS.. VIM. j. Reigel. Charge, Lar
ceny. Defendant not appearing, recogni
zance was forfeited.
Com. VS.. G. w. Taylor. Charge, Assault
and Battery. The defendant being very
sick the case was continued.
Com. VS.. John Varley. Charge, Assault
and Battery, with intent to kill. Continued
in order to ascertain the result of the in
juries on the prosecutor, Clinton Cary.
NoILE PRosEQuIEs.
In the following cases Mol. Pros. was en-
tered by leave of Court:
Com. VS.. James Wilson. Charge, Attemp
to commit burglary. Prosecutor, Jonathan
, Arnold.
Same VS.. Jonathan Arnold and Johl
Arnold. Charge, surety of the peace
Prosecutor, James Wilson.
Same. VS.. Michael Smeigh. Charge
Desertion. Prosecutor, Jane Smeigh.
Same VS.. Ellen Brown. Charge, Suret
of the Peace. Prosecutor. Jacob Rough.
8 Same VS.. John Bidding. Indictment
: Libel. Prosecutor, Geo. w. Pines.
) Same VS.. Mary Whitmer. Charge AS
: sault and Battery. Prosecutor Fiann
, Foultz.
Same VS.. Thomas w. Tressler. Charge
Fornication and Bastardy. Prosecutor
e Margaret Bailor.
S Same VS.. James F. Linsey. Charge, Fol
i nication and Bastardy. Pros. Amanda
y Keeney.
/ Same VS.. Jacob Fisher. Charge, Form
cation and Bastardy. Pros. Mary Jan
Gribble.
Miscellaneous business and Road Prc
ceedings next week.
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