The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-08

On Tuesday OF last week Mr.. Seth
Wicks, who has charge Of one of the arg
est Of the State Matching houses at Cory,
brought ten thousand brook trout and five
thousand salmon Trout TO this place 10 lie
distributed The fish were all in excel
lent condition when they arrived here.
not one having been killed by transport
ing them that long distance. Mr.. Nssh
Casebeer received q part OF the fish and
placed them in a small stream near his
fathers residence in this township. Hon.
c. c. Musselman had some OF them
placed in a stream on his farm. Mr.. G..
A. Brant took some OF the salmon trout to
be planted in the Stonycreek. The re-
mainder of the brook trout were placed in
the Laurel Hill creek and tributaries. and
the salmon trout in Cox's creek and tribu-
taries. Mr.. Wicks, like the other Seth.
whose name is Green, knows all about
fish, aid gave the boys u few hints about
the nature OF trout that they propose TO
profit by when next they go fishing. Fish
ermen should make il a rule TO return any
OF these fish they may catch, 10 the
stream. Ii this is done, in the course of
"a few years We will have first-class fish
ing. Mr.. Wicks regretted that he could
not furnish a larger number. but said that
had it not been for the energetic bull
doing Of our able State Senator, Hon. +.
d. Yutzy, he would not rave furnished
these this year. All right. Colonel, you
do the bull -dozing, and when the fish get
large enough we will do the fishing and
divide. Mr.. W. has promised that he
will furnish 81, 900 for other streams in
the county next year.
CoURT PROCEEDINGS. - Court was
called OF Monday evening, April 20.
In the case OF Hiram Beams use VS.
Daniel ID. Miller and Jacob Maust. and as
to the other defendant, Miller. a verdict
was taken from the jury in favor OF plain
tiff for 500 80.
In the case of John Collins VS. Josiah
McCliniock, A. l.. Hobletzell, ct al, a set
Element was fled by which defendants
confessed judgment TO plairtiff for $50
each.
Jury was called in the case of john ID.
Roddy, VS. JOSIAH Bitner, and returned a
verdict for plaintiff for S15 Sc.
The case of J. o. Kimmel, ct al, " Jo-
seph Cummins, a feigned issue TO deter
mine validity of judgment was taken up
and given 10 the jury at iour O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday morning
a verdict was returned, the judgment was
not declared fraudulent, but illegal interest
was stricken out. Several points Of law
reserved by the Court have rot been pass
ed on yet.
Alkaline Compton vs. Joseph Dively, as
sumpsit, Jury return a verdict for plaintiff
for $l4S 81.
Garret FOrespring and tor use OF DR..
Buechley VS. the Borough OF Meyersdale, |
Jury return a verdict tor plaintiff for Sis
on.
Robert Guthrie VS. the Borough OF Mey-
ersdale, debt. Jury return a verdict for
plaintiff for the sum of S4S9 OF.
NJ. y. Ferel & Co. vs. Administrator of
Cyrus Meyers. deceased, sci. ia. sur. mech.
lien, Jury return a verdict for plaintiff for
81. 53S ii.
First National Bank OF Meyersdale VS.
Gideon Bowman and Samuel Poorbaugh.
assumpsit, case called for trial and plaintiff
takes a o suit.
The School District of Northampton
township VS. Dennis Leydig, assumpsit.
jury return a verdict for defendant.
Noah Broadwater & Brother VS. David
appeal 10y defendant, Jury return
a verdict in favor of defendant.
The case Of Nancy Rembold vs. Martin
IL. Miller was argued this morning, and
delivered by the Court. No yer
dict yet.
Keefer vs Brant, and Croy les use VS.
Suder, ct al. were settled.
Weed Sewing Machine Co. vs. j. \.
Fichtner, ct al; Just's use vs. Meyersdale
Borough Same rs 5. IL. Carey and wife;
~anllorn VS. Jesse Liston, ct al and Union
National Bank vs. Yutzy and Scott were
continued.