The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-16

DoINes IN COURT THIS WEEK.--Court
met at 10 A N. Monday last, with fair rep
resentatlon present.
Amonsst other business done, the follow
ing ~ may be enumemted: The petition of
hosanna Parkinson, adiudged insane two
years ago. and since pronounced sane. The
peuuon. endorsed by Mr.. Lilly. Steward of
me county AlmshOuse, certified to the fore
gong facts, and an order for her discharge
ana removal was made.
r. A. Shoemaker. ESQ. presente1ra a peti-
tioh LOT the Incorporation OF the Cambria
GuaTdS han Association (CO. A, Fifth reSi-
iU, fne.U, n u: I, }, which was ordered to be
filed and published q H7r-IsFf.
George Gurley was appointed guardian for
Catnarine Dunegan and Ann DunegRn, mi
nor children Of Ellen A Dunegan.
MI Barker presented a petition for the
appointment of viewers to view a road in
Jackson township. Filed
On motion of NJ E. Buckley, ESQ, A. ].
anderson, OF Altoona, was appointed guar
dlan on DeliaI Edward and Ella Parren, mi
nor clnidren OF James Farren, deceased.
In the matter Of the decree of divorce of
Caroline Singer vs.. James M Singer. ] w
Weakland, Esq, asked that the decree be
amended so as to award payment OF thescosts
by the defendant Order made M
A number OF cases were continued or set
tied, and in She case of John J Beckei vs
the Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Cambria County, and in that of
Francis Schwam vs.. Martin Kutruff. a plea
OF SURPRISE was entered and sustained by
the Court
Monday afternoon, after the calling Of the
list of Jurors, when several absentees answer
ed to their names, business was resumed.
William J. Cannon, who was last week in
dicted by the Grand Jury in three bills for
Illegal liquor selling, appeared in Court and
entered bail in the sum of 81 800 for his ap-
pearance at next term. Peter Rubritz be-
came his bondsman.
In the case of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company against large number Of individ-
uals who claim or occupy parts Of the old
''main line" purchased by that Company
many years ago from the State Mr.. Linton
asked for a rule TO compel the occupants to
file abstracts Of their titles. The rule was
granted. ."H.H .1rf+ rf.r
Johnstown boroue desires to declare the
running at large of hogs, etc, a npisance,
and a case in point was presented to Court
It is so profound Of law that the issue was
held over for the time being
p. G. Sh9 fer VS.. las'Goughnour. Sum-
mons in trespaSs on the case In assumpsit.
! Verdict for plaintiff in the sum of S293. 54.
Jacob Trefts vs.. Mrs James BenfOrd.-
Appeal; The jury fnd for the plaintiff the
Stephen Conrad VS.. Eben Nutter, ct al
Summons IN assumpsit Case discontinued
Francesca Glasser, widow Of Geo. Glasser,
VS.. Francis Glasser and Jacob Yost appeal.
The jury found for the plaintiff in the sum
of five dollars
A. T. PindIe VS.. Geo. w. Fmpfield and
other members of the election board of
Biacklick township. This was case brought
| to test the right OF tlle defendant to vote in
| said township, a privilege which was refused
| him at last falls election, and occupied the
attention Of the Court during the greater
| part of Wednesday Jury retired at 10 o.
| clock, P NJ. and at 1915 Thursday morning
| returned with verdict in favor Of defend
| ants.