Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-22
THE COURTH.-

II
This morning the first week of commo,
peas court began with Judge Patterson
presiding:
There are thirty-four cases down on the
list and most Of them are for trial.
In the case Of A. N. Basch, for the use
Of John r. Diffenbach, VS.. Charles Nor
ton. Moses Maxwell, Robert Able and
johnson Wesley, committee or trustees OF
st. Stephens tabernacle No. Of the In
dependent Order of Brothers and Sisters oil
Love and Charity of Lancaster city, judg.
ment was entered in favor Of the plaintiff
for 81, 1866.
Opinions Delivered.
Judge Patterson delivered opinions in
following cases :
John p. Huber, executor of Maria Wit
ncr, deceased, VS.. Jacob Souders and Mary
Souders, his wife, with notice to jacob
Souders. terIe terrant Rule to show
cause why the judgment entered on the
SCI. ja. sur. mortgage should not be OPEN
ed. Rule made absolute.
Commonwealth VS.. Chambers, et. al.,
conspiracy. Demurrer to indictment sus-
tanned
Davis sewing machine comapany vs.
John Shiliow. Rule to show cause why
Judgment should not be entered for want
of sufficient affidavit of defense Rule
discharged.
John w. Croft vs. Elizabeth Croft.
Rule to show cause why the amendment
allowed to the .jurat to libcllant's petition
should not be stricken off. Rule dis
charged
Jacob Meishey'., assigned estate: Ex-
ccption to auditors report. Exceptions
dismissed and report confirmed.
John ii. Bear VS.. Jacob Griel. Case
stated. Judgment entered in favor of de-
fendant.
Current business.
\ charter was granted to the NJ. f.
church Of CaernarvOn.
Peter Robinson, who was convicted in
quarter sessions court on Friday of break
ing into tho almshouse and stealing several
articles, was sentenced to one year and
three months imprisonment.
John Mull, a little son of John Null, of
Salisbury township. who plead guilty to
stealing watch of Roland Diller, and who
is beyond the control of his parents, was
sent to the house of refuge.
Joseph Smith, of Strasburg, was divorced
from his wife Margaret Smith, on the
grounds of desertion.
Road Views.
week the following report of road viewers,
made to previous sessions, were confirmed
absolutely:
In favor of road, beginning on the
old Philadelphia road at point about 81
yards east of Il line leading to the farm Of
Levi Zook and ending at q point about
1877 yards west of the road leading from
Uunseckcrs to the village of New HOl-
land, in Lcacock township, and vacating
that part of the Old PHILADELPHIA road
lying along the land of Andrew NJ. Cald-
we'll.
In favor Of & road in Salisbury township,
beginning at point in the road leading to
the Christiana hotel at the Masonic hall in
the village of Christiana and ending at the
point in another public road known rs the
Foundry road ii or near the Christiana
foundry.
In favor of Il road besinnin. at stone
corner of land Of b. Ezra Herr and others
in the road leading from Willow street to
the Big Spriug and Beaver Valley turn
pike road to a stake on the north bank of
the Pequea creek, in a road leading from
the Big Spring and Beaver Valley turnpike
vacating Il part Of the old road.
Adverse report for road in Colcrain
township, beginning at point in the
road from Bartville to Hi rkwood. at OF
near the point where the road running
elst from tho Noble road intersects said
Blrtvl!e and Kirkwcod road, to d point
in the road leading from Bartville to Ok
ford, about a half mile south of the inter-
section Of the last two roads.
In favor of a road in Salisbury township
from the road running from II. Brisbin
Skiles's to Limeyi!le, to another road lead
ing from Limcville to the Philadelphia
and Lancaster turnpike.
Against proposed road in Rapho and
Penn townships, from a point on the Mt.
Joy and Mt. Hope road, near John
Beckcr's smith shop, to point in the
Mannheim and Lebanon road to the point
where tho White Oak and Sahm's store
road intcrsects the Mannheim and Lebonon
road
In favor Of Il road in West Donegal
township, beginning on the road leading
from Fridy smith shop to the Lancaster
turnpike and ending at the Maytown
read.
In favor of I. road in Drumore township,
commencing on the road leading from
Fishing Creek station to the Long Green
road and intcTsecting a road leading from
the Long Green road to Chestnut Level.
Establishing the line between Paradise
and Salisbury townships, as reported by /!
viewers.
In favor of road in Rapho and Penn
townships, in lieu of a part Of "a road lead.
ing from the Mt. Joy and Mannheim road /
to the road between Sporting Hill and |
Colcbrook, part Of which is now vacated. |
Facating part Of proposed road in !
Rapho township, commencing on the
Mannheim and Colebrook road and ending
Oh the Mannheim and Lebanon road, so far
as it passes over the Mt. Joy and Mt.
Hope road, as already affirmed by the
court.
Viewers Appointed.
70 review public road in Manor town.
ship, from the Charlestown road beginning
near JacobStauffcr's shop and ending on the
public road leading to c. 3. Hers mill.
Viewers Henry Mayer, John B. Stehmau
and John NJ. Order.
To vciw and lay out public road in
Martic township, from near the bridge
over the Tucquan creek, through lands of
from Rawlinsville to McCall's Ferry.
Viewers John NJ. Shenk, F. w. Helm
and Amos Herr.
TO vacatc part of the old Peters road
from corner of Levi Grabill's land to
division line between the lands of job n
Martin and Jacob Mnsser, on said road,
md lay out another in lieu thereof. View
rs Barton =. Weaver, w. II. II. Kin
.crs, II. B. Becker.
To view and lay out a private road in
Salisbury township, to lead from the West
chester road to the house of II. NJ. Swell
,art. in said township. Viewers Nathan
cl Ellmakcr, Harry Worst and A. B. Ay-