Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-06-13
COURT NEWS.
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.

COUR NE w >.
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
Commonwealth versus
In the matter of the constable's return OF
Butler twp VS.. Sarah Ross for selling liquor
without license. Ignoramus and the county to
pay the costs.
Fl. 4. Ross and Sarah Ross, same. True
bill.
LYDIA A. Wilson and Ella Cochran, assault
and battery. lgnoramus and prosecutor TO pay
the costs.
VIM. Newell, forcible entry. lgnoramus
and prosecutor James Keller to pay the costs.
Jacob Kaylor, A. Il B. Ignoramus and
county to pay costs.
-Thos Welsh, aggravated A. & b. and A. &
B. True bill as to A. q b. and ignoramus as
to aggravated A. & B.
Isaac Lefevre, A. Il B. Ignoramus and
county to pay costs.
Joseph c. Adams, F. & B. True bill.
John H. Weber, adultery. Ignoramus and
prosecutrix, Margaret Henninger, to pay costs.
Wallace Say, aggravated A. B.-two
cases. Settled.
james Reddick, maliciously and wantonly
throwing down fence. lgnoramus and pros
ecutor L. F. Sutton to pay the costs.
Samuel Truxal, eavesdropping. lgno-
ramus and prosecutrix Hattie A. Mosier to pay
the costs.
Thomas Welsh, aggravated A. & B., and A.
| tk
to second count.
Jacob Kaylor, A. & B. Ignoramus and
county to pay costs.
George E. Atkinson, A. & B. with intent
to rape. Nolle pros. on payment of costs by
defendant.
Wash Hamilton, A. & B. True bill.
james Cogan, T. & B. True bill.
Henry Deter, fornication. Settled by the
prosecutor paying costs.
Monroe Timblin, F. & B. True bill.
S. S. Purviance, wantonly pointing fire.
arm at another person-two counts. True bill.
s.. S. Purviance, forcible detainer. True
bill.
frew and Ed. Alshouse, forcible detainer. True
bill.
Porter Phipps, d. A. Renfrew aud others,
forcible entry and expulsion. True bill.
p; P3hpps, J. j. Meyers and Others riot
p. Phipps, Hugh strawck and others, ag-
gravated A. & B., and A. d B. True bill.
& B. True bill.
s. Phipps, A. & B. True bill.
ID. A. Renfrew and others, riot True bill.
ID. A., David and John Renfrew. breaking
door belonging to the house of another. True
bill.
Isaac Biggar, f. Il B. True bill.
C. NJ. Brown, alias Browney, accessory be-
fore the fac. of horse stealing. True bill.
Henry Pfaf, horse stealing True bill.
Joseph C. Adams +. Il B. True bill
Leonard Williams and Albert Smith, d
b. with intent to rob. Ignoramus.
john Anderson, A. b. with intent to
murder, aggravated A. g. b. and A. q b. True
bill.
William TyrelI, A. & B. with intent to
murder, aggravated A. & b. and A. Il B. True
bill as to second and third counts.
sHERIFF's SALES,
Sheriff Donaghy last week sold the following
properties aud made deeds to the persons named.
All the right title and interest Of
james Barker in AZ acres in Buffalo twp.
to Theodore Helmbold for $40.
Samuel Brown in acres in Harrisyille to
Chas. Brown for Sl625.
james p. Parker in III acres in Parker to
Emma P. Parker for $4,000.
Same in 2 acres in Parker to same for 500.
Same in AZ acres in Parker to same for
$4,000.
b. II. Osborn in house and lot in Butler to
John Berg, Jr., for $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mckee in house and lot in Fair
view borough to Langheim and Sheppard, $40.
Samuel ID. Hazlett in "a acres in Winfield
twp, to A. Clendening for S2420.
Same in SO acres in Winfield twp, to same
for $780,
w d. Fisher and others in house and lot
in Butler to Building and Loan Association, of
Butler, for 5000.
Allen Wilson in 20 acres in Butler and
Centre townships TO Thomas Hays for $1,000.
r. J. Cannan in 100 acres in Venango twp.
to C. w. Gilillan for $40.
james Leason in 62 acres in Venango twp.
to T. B. Rhodes for $40.
james NJ. Bredin in 79 acres in Washington
township to Sarah Bredin for S455.
Same in 81 acres in Venango and Wash
ington to same for S205.
IN. in, Naght rtnn IN na for
$2OO5.
Same in ten lots in Butler borough to B.
w. Bredin for $3.50
Hugh Collins, Sr., in so acres in Parker to
r. P. Scott and w. p. Adams for $40.
james III. Tebay in house and lot in Butler
to w. ID. Brandon for $50.
II. H. Oliphant in 80 acres in slipperyrook
| 70 j. f. Bard for $500.
| Frederick w. Purucker in so acres in Don
| egal to /. j. McCandless for $l05
j. w. Dunbart in leasehold in Evans City
| to George lift d Sons for IS.
| john NJ. Thompson in 40 acres of land in
| Butler borough to w. ID. Brandon for 1910.
All other pieces on the list were stayed or re.
turned by order Of attorney.
SURETY PEACE CASES.
Commonwealth VS.. Wash Hamilton; held
| over.
| Commonwealth w. William Schmcrker; held
| over.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas c. CashdoIIar.
Case called and heard, and on due considera
ton the defendant is discharged from recogni
zance, but ordered to pay his own costs, and )
| G. Ramsey, the prosecutor, ordered to pay the
costs of prosecution each party to enter his OWL
recognizance in 500 to keep the peace towards
| the other for one year.
CASES TRIED MONDAY.
The case of the Commonwealth Yg lsaal
Bigger, ofSAmmit toRnshir, for Z. y B., wa
tried ON Monday and Bigger was found guilty
and sentenced to pay fine OF 500, costs o
prosecution, the prosecutrix, Annie knouse
| the sum of $25, and give security to the over
seers of Summit township in $500 that he vii
| pay the sum of one dollar per week for thu
| support ofthe child for five years. Bigger coult
not pay the fine and give the security and wa
put in Jail.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS. Jimm,
Creighton, the prosecutors did not appear ant
Jimmy was discharged from his recognizalce
AoTEs.
A nolle pros was allowed in the case of tn
| Commonwealth VS.. F. II. and Sarah Ross ol
payment of costs by defendant.
The Grand Jury recommends that new roo
be put on the county Jail and that the inside Q
the Jail be painted, also that new table b
placed in the Grand Jury room. and in thei
| opinion the road from Coalville to Gomersol, il
Cherry township, is obstructed and unsafe.
| All the road reports and widows appraise
ments advertised for June term were confirmed
also all the final accounts filed with the Regi.
ter and Recorder.