The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

in Court up to the hour of adjournment on
Thursday afternoon
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Com VS.. Michael Barnicle. Indictment
for assault and battery. BernaId J. Nc
Feely, prosecutor. Not guilty.
Com'th VS.. VIM. Burk and Daniel Far
ner. Indictment for assault and battery.
J p. McGough, prosecutor. Defendants
plead guilty and submit.
/ Com tn VS. ID. Farmer and VIM. Burk.
Indictment for assault and battery. De-
PENDANTS plead guilty and submit.
Com th VS.. ID. Farmer and WIN. BurIy
/ Indictment for assault and battery. De-
/ fendants plead guilty and submit.
Com tn VS.. Michael Quirk. Indictment
Tor assault and battery. Defendant pleads
guilty and submits. Sentenced TO pay a
fine of $40 and the costs Of the suit.
! Com tn VS.. Frank Mccullough. Indict-
/ ment for selling liquor to q minor. De
tendant pleads guilty and submits. SEN
/ fenced to pay fine of $40 TO the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, for the use of
/ Cam bria county, and the costs of the pros
( ecutIon, and undergo an imprisonment in
the county Jail for the term of ten days.
Com tn VS.. Arthur Finegan. Indictment
! Tor fornicatiun and bastardv. Mary Ann
9keAy, prosecutriN. Grand Jury find a
true bill. Not taken.
Com tn VS.. Charles Baker Indictment
for larceny. Jury find defendant guilty
Com tn vs.. VIM. Burll and Daniel Far
ner. indictment FOR larceny. Jury find
defendants guilty.
Com tn VS.. Andrew Adler. Indictment
for selling liquor to man of known in -
temperate habits. Jury find defendant
guilty. 6entenced to pay fine of 1926 to
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, for
the use of Cambria county, the costs Of
prosecution, and undergo an imprisonment
III tho county Jail for the term of ten DAYS.
Com'th VS.. Henry Martz. Indictment
for selling liquor on election day. Defend
dant pleads guilty and submits. Sentenced
as above.
Com'th VS.. Otto Helle. Indictment for
selling liquor on election day. Defendant
pleads guilty and submits. Sentenced as
. above.
Com'th VS.. VIM. Finn Indictment for
selling liquor without license. Grand Jury
find a true bill. Not taken.
Com Il. VS.. VIM. Finn. Indictment for
selling liquor to minors. Grand jury find
4 true bill. Not taken.
/ Com tn vs. VIM. Finn. Indictment for
selling liquor on Sunday. The Grand Jury
/ find a trUe bill. Not taken.
I Com til Us. Michacl Conway. Indictment
for assault and battery. Mary McAree,
prosecutrix. jury find the defendant not
guilty, but that he pay the costs Of prose
cutIOn. Sentenced accordingly.
Cum'th vs.. John Boylau. Indictment
for larceny. Pa. Z. X. Co prosecutor.
Grand jury ignore The bill
Com III vs.. Isaac Gould and David Libby.
Indictment for removing and sccrctinG
. goods to dcfraud their creditors. HraLd
jury find a true bin. Not taken.
III tue matter OF the order to view 4 site
for a bridge over Chest Creek, at Naglo's
Mills, ON line of Allegheny and Carroll
/ townships Order issued on The 10Th Feb
/ luary, 1873 March 3. 1878, report Of view
ers filed March 3, 1873, approved by the
( Grand Jury; March !, 1878, approved by
/ the Court.
/ In the matter OF the order to view site
/ for q bridge over Chest Creek, at Mellon :
NH, on read leading from C;rrOIitown to
. Glen tonncl: OIder issued on the 18th
! December, 1872: Feb 10. 1918, report OF
viewers filed March I, 1873, approved by
The Grand Jury Giarch I, 1873, approved
by the Court.
Co,pIOE PLEAS.
David !. Gam vs.. VIM. Griffith. No
50, March Term, 1872. Summons. tres
PASS ON thc case. Suit settled, as per pa
per filed
Adolphus AXE ~ Lloyd & Co.. for use.
No. II, December Tenn, 1872. Foigned
issue. Continued.
Sebastian Fry vs.. Henry J. Little and
John J. TloxcU. Action on the case. De
PENDANTS plead dcij0 nan uccrsri tlJra sry
amos. Plaintiff replies. coacealment and
fraud. etc. This was an interesting case.
its history being about as follows In the
summer Of 1854 the Board of School Di-
rectors Of Allegheny township passed a res
olution to the effect that they would issue
interest bearing bonds and on them Dor
row 4 certain sum Of money. which they
would pay to substitutes and thereby fl
the quota of soldiers required Of that town
ship as pei call then made by the Prcsi-
dent On the strength Of these bonds, the
plaintiff loaned the township $3.50. In
due time the plaintiff demanded his mon.
ey. but payment was refused by The then
Board Of Directors on the plea that the
minute book of the school district did no;
show anyresolution authorizing the issuing
- OF bonds, and that the action of the former
/ Board was Irregular and without authority
/ Plaintiff brought suit against the schaa
district and was beaten on the trial. He
then brought this suit against the defend
ants individually, they being members o
the Board that issued the bonds. and Tx
parties who signed them as President anC
Secretary. The cause was Sreached on Ned
neSday morning, and was submitted t.
tie jury at II 30 a. m. of Thursday, VIII,
returned a verdict for the plaintiff Of $500
SENTENCES.
David Farmer and VIM. Burk. found gull
ty Of tie LARGELY of clothing ut the store O
. David A. Perkeypne, East Conemaugh
and having plead guilty to the charge 0
assault and battery, were each sentenced
, to an imprisonment of one year and thrc
, months in the y estern Penitentiary, be
, sides being required 20 pay fine of 3
, each and costs Of prosecution.
| Charles Baker, also convicted oflarceny
: the offence being the felonious appropria
- tiOns to himself OF an overcoat belonging
to j. s. FyoclI. was sentenced to y month
in county jail. 80 fine and costs of suit.
FATHER M'CARTHy's LECTURE.-In az
t. cordance with previous announcement
: Father II Carthy, of Johnstown, delivcre
= a lecture on temperance in the Coul
q | Hnmse on MednefdaY evening last. III