Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
COURT HARD AT WORK.
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,nc CAscs-iioth JInGcs rryIuE Com.
mon Iioas Uouit Gases
Tho following viewers havo been ap
pointed by tho court to lay out or vaCato
roads, In accordance with tho petitions
presented 20 the court
John Il. Erb, johnson MillCr, aud |. Il.
BOmberger Of Warwick township, view.
crs tO alter tho width of Center street, in
tue town of Warwick.
Potter :. Raist, W. C. Evans aud Israel
@. ETb, OF Warwick township, viewers, to
lay on, proposed road, from point on
the public road leading from Now Haven
to Mauhcim and ending at point on tho
public road leading from the Lancaster
and LititE turnpike to Mauheim.
&. B. ploam, John Il. Sonsonig and
lsaaC II, ShGaiftE OF Earl township, view
Crs to yaCato part Of . road IN Earl town
ship commandment u point on the Ililklo
town and ChuruhtOwu road, at lands OF
Edward Gahr and Othors, aud ending at
point on tho Harrisburg y DowniuEtown
turnpike, aul lay out aaOthcr in lieu
| thereof.
Is. T.. FHckinccr, John q. Mputacr,
| Jacob VI. GoCk.Gy, viewers, to lay ont u
road IN West COcalicu township from
| from the SChaellerstowu to Reinholdsyillo
and Guiding on tho road leading from Co.
calico to Nowmaustown.
Samuel Nj. Ehby, James Boyd and Byron
j. lbach, viewers, to lay out q road from u
! paint on tho public road leading from
| Stautler's mills tO Petersburg to a point NJ
| the terminus q. the PCuuvillc road Ia
| Penn township.
j. NJ. Shcnk, J StrOhm, ir, and Hiram
| Peoples, Providence township, viewers, to
vacate part OF u public road in Providence
| township and lay out another in lieu
| thereof, from \ point at the intersection
OF the Now Provide aud Strasburg road
with the New Providence and White oak
read and ending near Winter Hin school
l. IL. Burkholdcr, : NJ. SeldomridEo
| and David W. Rank, OF West Earl,
! viewers, to vaCttO part Of . road leading
| igom tie G5Oli's DAl0 meeting house tu
the Peters road, in West Earl township,
and lay out another in lieu thereof.
Jacob B. StehmaU, Michael kreiler,
Christian Musscr, CyuCstaga, viewers, tC
lay out a private road from the Mil,ers,
villo y Safc Hasbor turnpike to the farm
Of Jacob +. Wariel.
| Nathaniel +. Slaymakcl, Robert :. Mo
llvaiue, II. II. Rohrer, viewers, 70 report
upon tho adyIsabihty OF dividing East
| Earl township into two election districts,
the CoIestOga creek to be the dividing
line.
ADsnIGtoIy CuTHrmCu.
Tho report of viowcrs laying out pub
lie road in NJ. Joy township, from pDin
on the line OF Lancaster and Lebanon
counties, near reSlioHsC OF Samuel Riser
sr., and ending ~ = point on the publi
road leading from COlebruok 70 Eliza
bethtowu.
| The report OF viewers yGCaliug part OF
IuGl2 road in RsyLo township, leadiul
from Mauhelm to SpOr.Jn, iiui, u dlstauC
OF 800 yards.
The report O. Viewers vaca,ing a road il
Eden township, beginning NJ the Valley O
State road, near house OF JaC - NJ. Eek
+ man aud oudiug at laud of samuel an
Adam Keen, on the road leading I
, QulrTyyillc.
| Court OF Uommou rioas
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON
o IL the suit Of John II, Moore Va. A. Il
o Rugg and George Bryan, the jury thi
+. morning rendered verdict III favor OF III
II plaintiff aud assessed tue damages
$234
D The suit OF Joseph y. Sharr vs.. Presto
o B kllIrOth, appeal by defendant from th
@ judgment of Justice John /. Ruth, va
4 attached for trial this morning. After th
=. jury had been sworn and the first witnes
was put on tho stand by the plaintiff
counsel for the defendant raised the p0iu
O that the rarr did noe set forth q specit
time at which defendant was indebted t
plaintiff and that the damages are laid q
S4OO, which amount is beyond magii
, trate's jurisdiction. Plaintiff ameude
the narr to conform to the law, tho plain
| 4, 81. AaIa L
u over at deieudant's cost.
r The next case attached for trial was thG
Cf F. 5. Bitter VS.. L. .. Henry, action I
d recover commissions al 0 ged TO bs due fC
o agricultural implements sold by plainti
I as the agent Of the defendant, and damage
for violation of contract, On part of d.
y fendant. On trial.
o BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
y The suit of Henry Keen VS.. Jacob ). SLis
and Franklin q. Shirk was attached for ri
, IN the lower court room before Judge "a
}. teIs0n this morning. This vas on aClil
n TO recover damages for Injuries sust" InC
by the plaintiff, by reason OF the alloEi
y nuisance created by tho defendant. tt
q facts Gs outlined by the plaintiffs couns
a were that Henry Keen is the OwnoC Of
property in East Lampeter township, moi
Bird. in Hand. The defendants own 81
|
claimed that the refuse Of tho tanne
u consisting of very offensive matter Is su
fCred to run from tan yard, in
o gutter along tho highway whi,
% passes plaintiffs after running son
y distance this refuse passes into
gutter which runs through Keen
,r promises. Much of the refuse remain
ss in the gutter 20 the discomfort of plaintiff
z family, causing sickness aud cOmpellr
Y him 10 keep the doors aud windows of b
4 house closed great part of tue tim
"A This nuisance plaintiff claimed has exist,
for two years, and there being no effort {
|, the part of defendants TO ablte it,althOul
- requested to do so, this suit was brougl
to recover damages.
= A large number of witnesses have bee
-, subpUnaed, and the case will prObab
y last the balance OF the week.
= Current Business.
y DR.. Joseph Furniss presented petite
?. to tho court, setting forth that he brougI
n suit against the Lancaster City Sire
- Railway company for damages for bein
!" elected from ono OF their cars, that tl
arbitrators who heard tho case decide
that he had no cause for action and direott
that he pay the costs of the suit, that he
=. too poor to pay tho oosts and he therefor
~ prays the court that no may DO allowed
:, appeal from said finding, tho same 40