Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-04-06
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petit,on to amend the bond of George and
Jacob Reiber in their application for whole
sale license, was presenter and allowed
Judse Hazen then gave his views on the IL
cense laws of the State and the duties of
Judges in the matter and proceeded to read
over the lists of applicants, and decisions as
follows:
w. Il. Reiching of Butler: This, his
Honor said, was close case and it would be
unsafe for Mr.. Reiching to come Into Court
again under similar circumstances, but the
bond was approved and license granted.
Henry Eitenmiller, Butler. This appllca-
tion. the Court said, was fatally defective,
and the license was refused. ;,
John F. Lowry, Butler. Bond approved
George w. Campbell, Butler. Bond ap-
proved and license granted, but Court trust
ed the admonition given regarding loagng IN
front of his hotel would be needed.
George and Jacob Reiber, wholesa lie, But
ler. Bond approved and license granted.
! Thomas Z. Gamble, wholesale, two appli-
cations, Butler. One granted and one refus-
Jacob Feidler, Jr. Harmony. License re-
fused, not necess ary, and application and
ties timony at variance.
S. Beam, Harmony. Bond approved and
| license granted.
w. III. Jellison, Petrola. BONO approved
| and license granted.
w. H. King, Petrolia. License refused. :,
C. NJ. Burnett, Petrolia. Bond approved
and license granted.
Francis Laube, Jr. Saxonburg. Bond ap-
proved and license granted.
s. Mulholland, Saxonburg. License re-
| fused, the Court having doubts as to the
applicant being fit person to have it.
Chas. Weitzel, Saxonburg. Bond approv-
ed and license granted.
ia, Harding and B. j. Forquer, Mlllers-
town, Refused on grounds of continuous
and persistent disregard and violation OF the
| law. and the Court notified others to take
warning.
and license granted.
A. ga, A. Hoch, Millerstown. Bond ap-
proved and license granted.
John N. Miller, Evansburg. Bond APPROX
| ed license granted.
H. w. Stokey, Evansburg. Bond APPROX
| ed and license granted.
Chas. Stokey, Zelienople. Bond approved
| and license granted.
F. Strohecker, Zelienople. Bond approved
| and license granted.
George Stahl, wholesale, Zelienople. Court
| refused application on the grounds that the
| applicant is not fit person.
John w. laval, Saxon Station. AppIlca'
| ton refused on grounds of house not being
necessary.
Joseph Graham, st. Joe. Refused as not
necessary.
P.& NJ. Shields. Great Belt. Refused as
| not necessary.
David Stewart, Renfrew. The Court said
this was another close case on account OF the
sale of liquor to minors, and it would be un-
u I,nl \. fhar
offences of that kind charged to him, but
bond approved and license granted.
VIM. Laderer, Middle Lancaster. Refused
as not necessary for accommodation OF the
public.
The Clerk was directed to issue these Ii
censes on payment of all fees to the County
Treasurer provided they were called for
within fifteen days. and if not called for
within that time they were revoked.
CIVIL CAUSES DISPOSED OF THIS WEEK.
1T Aumick VS. Kate Burke. April 8, yer.
dict for the plaintiff for $24.48.
Samuel l. Riddle, Sr. VS. John M. Arm
strong. April A, Jury find in favor OF
the plaintiff for the South half of the land de-
scribed In the writ, and the north half for the
defendant.
Marterer VS. Adderhold, ct al, discontinued.
Reiber VS. Boos and Walter, discontinued.
Sarah Brell VS. Anna Rape and VIM Rape,
2 cases of SANDER, settled.
JQA Kennedy VS. Irvine, and Shenango
Gas Co., settled.
Martha Marshall VS. A S Marshall, dover,
case settled April 4, as per paper filed.
FB Goldinger vs. Asa A Campbell, con-
tinued on account of reported death OF
plaintiff.
Mary Jane Canvay VS. Cornelius Gormley,
replevin, settled.
Mcconnell, admir-, VS. Wigton discoutinu-
ed.
Andrew Bott, er al, VS. J C Sabine, Reep
& Sutton, ct al, Plaintiffs takes a voluntary
| nonsuit.
PC Bell VS. NJ Brown, case continued al
cost of plaintiff.
Chas Bachman VS. J G Lensner, ex'r Of
Jno Wedel. April 4, verdict for plaintiff for
| $3.50.
| All other cases on the list were continued,
To-day, Friday, is appeal day from Mer-
camille Appraisers assessments. The APP
praiser will be in the the Commissioners
Office to-day.
Jas. s. Hays replevened one bay stallion
| in hands of A. l., Findley.
Letters of administration were granted to
Jos Ziegler on estate of Cath. Ziegler OF
Cranberry tp. also to VIM Siebert on estate
| of Fred'k Siebert of Butler boro, also to J X
Holland on estate of VIM Holland of Hill
lard.
| PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Williamson BARLEY decided John Keefer
20 acres in Butler tip, for $1,000.
| Benz Garyin decided Geo Knauf 80 acres
and 13O perches in Cranberry for $4490.62.
| Cath. Carson decided P Nicholas so acres
| in Forward for $500.
| Jon. Flick decided David Lefevre 80 acres
| in Middlesex for $1,000.
| N billiard decided T Fl Heenan 81
acres in Washington, and Heenan deedet
same to Sadie Hilliard.
w Crow decided Geo w Crow 62 acres in
Forward.
A NJ Harper decided property in N. Wash
ington to d Meals for $780,
ID Meals decided 7 NJ Smith property in
N. Washington for 1915.
Thos P Martin decided NJ Seidel property
in Harrisville for $3.50.
Cath. Bergbichler decided Jno Bergbichler
81 acres in Summit for 81.
Jas Billingsly decided 80 acres in Cherry
to o G Gold for $1,000.
NJ Eisler deded lot in Butler to Mccoy
for $3.50.
J II Gibson decided 156 acres in Washing
| ton to w Wyke for $4,000.
WP Wyke decided So acres in Washington