The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-09-07
Court Proceedings.

Court met on Monday at 10 O'Clock, with
Judge Johnston on the bench.
George B. Stineman was appointed fore
man OF the Grand Jury,
James Myers and Porter r. Miller were
appointed eonstables to take charge OF the
iuries.
Commonwealth vs.. James Myers. Surety
OF the peace. Annie Myers. prosecutrix
was called, and the prosecutrix falling 70
appear, her reeoGnizance was forfeited.
Com. vs.. Andrew Slick. Surety OF the
peace defendant sentenced to pay the
costs
John Watt was appointed Tax Collector
for GaIIitzin township.
DR.. t. ). Troxeil was appointed Tax Col
lector for GaIlItzin borough.
Com. VS.. Michael Hagan. Desertion.
Defendant sentenced TO pay the costs of
prosecution.
Com. vs.. Stephen Kish. Surety OF the
peace. Defendant ordered 10 enter into
recognizance to keep the peace for one
year.
Com. vs. James Nary. Surety OF the
paece. Defendant ordered to pay the costs
and enter bail to keep the peace.
Com. VS.. John Darney. Sr., Johanna Oar
neY and Kate Darney. Surety of the peace.
Defendants discharged and the prosecutor
Elizabeth Berringer ordered to pay the
costs.
Com. VS.. Andrew Greenwood. Obtaining
goods under false pretense. Plead guilty.
Sentenced to pay the costs
Com. vs. Carrie Peters. Keeping q dis
orderly house. Bail was forfeited for non
appearance. Jethro Oldham was bail.
Com. vs.. Julius Steiner. Surety OF the
peace. Discharged upon his own recoeni-
zance to keep the peace and pay all the
costs.
Com. vs.. 4. williams ct al. Conspiracy.
II. Rabino, prosecutor. Continued.
Com. VS.. Bridget Woods. Plead guilty to
selling liquor to minors. Sentenced to pay
ali costs. $40 fine and ten days ia jail
Com. vs.. James Hough. Larceny and
receiving stolen goods. Plead guilty. SEN
fenced to pay .he costs and six days in jail
Com. VS.. George w. Harding. Adultery.
Jury returned a verdict Of guilty. Sen
fenced to pay the costs, SO fine and four
months in Jail.
Com. VS.. Dan. Mangus. Assault and bat
tery. Fanny Hoover, prosecutrix Jury
found verdict Of not guilty, and each pay
half the costs.
Com. VS.. Jos. Farsbaugh. Selling LIQUOR
without license. Grand Jury returned not
true bill, and the prosecutor. 4. A Ben
nett, pay the costs.
Com. VS.. Ed. W. Jones. Shooting with
Intent to kill. Raphael Byrne. prosecutor.
Jury find the defendant guilty on the second
count in the Indictment, aggravated assault
and battery.
Com. VS.. Samuel W. Worrel FcrnIx ct Get.
Settled.
The case OF the Commonwealth vs.. Oliver
Jackson. charged with murder. on applica-
tion OF defendants counsel, WAS continued
until next term. The defendant was with
out counsel and d. z. Dufton and Alvin
Evans, Esqs., were assigned by the Court
70 defend him and they asked for the cons
tinUance on the ground that they needed
time TO prepare FOR his defense.
Com. vs.. Alfred Ashton. Cruelty to AMI
mails. Settled
Com vs.. Benjamin NewreI. Larcency
Defendant pleads guilty.
Com. vs.. Mike Smith, alias Jos. PuaIchIo.
Larceny. Defendant found guilty ana SEN
fenced to pay fine of 800 and costs Of pro-
secution and go to Jail for thirty days.
Com. vs.. Charles p. Buchauan, Assault
and battery. Defendant found guilty and
fined S10 and costs.
Com. VS.. Frank Broderick. Assault and
battery. Defendant found guilty.