Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-24
LEGAL. NEWS.
BALANCE OF CASES FINISHED LAST
WEEK

BALANCE OF CASES FINISHED LAST
WEEK
Joseph and Mary Emery aud Cath
arine Mcdonnell vs. Joseph McEIroy
and Joseph Morrow; terre tenaN
Feb. II; the verdict of the jury is for
defendants for the land described in
the writ
T. n Cubbison for use of r. l.
Blown and Robert Black. Ex'rs of w
p. Brown vs. Jas. Sewers. Admir- of
Rebecca Sewers Feb l6, verdict
for plaintiff for S377.37. and parties
agree to stay of execution for one
year
Jacob S.anfeId vs. Peter Schmick;
settled
Philip Nicklas va Gust. A. Cries
bach and Philip Shoup. trespass;
Feb. Is, verdict for plaintiff for 50
John P. Gettman vs. Henry Beltz,
ejecrmeut tor 6 acres in Lancaster TIP.
Feb l6, verdict for plaintiff for the
land described 10 the writ of eject
ment with six cent damages and costs
James Mclaughlin VS. Ferd Reiber
and Owen Brady. Feb Ii, 'S9. ver-
diet for tie plaintiff TOR $50 II.
B l.. Hockenberry vs. Jas K.
Hindmau and Elza6a j. Hindman.
ejecrment. Feb. Is, verdict for de-
tendalts
CASES THIS WEEK.
Court met NJ lnday afternoon with
Judge Hazen presiding:
TIL Lvon VS. Thos. NJ. Marshall,
ct al, electment for 400 acres in Penn
twp. Feb 81. jury sworn and YER
diet for the defe ndant. The case
was settled and the verdict was .
matter of form.
H W. Christie vs. Andrew Blake
lev, J. j j. A. and F W. Leideck-
er, A W. Root and Reuben Hager-
son, ejectment for 135 acres in For
ward twp This case was taken up
last Monday afternoon. and the evil
dence was all in by Wednesday morn.
ing when Court adjourned till yester-
day morning. when the arguments
were made, and at this writing the
verdict has not yet been returned.
The plai ntiff was represented bY 1.
C. Campbell, S F. Bowser, w ID.
Braaion and E. McJunkin. Esqs.,
and the defendants BY w e. Lusk,
A. q. Williams, r P. Scott, j. M.
Thompson and CLas. McCandlsss,
Esqs.
John Stubel has been returned to
Court for desertion, John Weller for
assault and battery, and John p.
Molz for F&B on oath Of Mary j :.
Stephenson.
The will of Nicholas Kerchner of
Brady twp was probsted aud letters
to Henry J Ksrchner; also will of
Joseph Allen and letters A. V. Gun
ningham; also will of Barbara A.
Brown of Clay twp. no letters; also
will of p. Burger of Penn twp, and
letters to Frederick HenniDger; also
will of Henry Goehring of Buffalo tp,
and letters to John T. Martin.
Letters of administration were
granted to Jane Cross on estate of |
McClintock Cross of Slipperyrock tp.,
also letters to w. II Smith on estate
of Emma Rauk of Fairview twp
J, w. Ekas and Thomas E. Gam
bic have brought suit in ejecSment
vs. P Golden. D. Fl. WulIer and K
Mcbride for ten acres 10 Jefferson Up,
adjoining the Lonitz farm
Jacob W. Rice has renewed his
suit vs. the borough of Butler.
Two special courts have been ap-
pointed-one for the first Monday in
April aud one for the first Monday in
Nav. with thirty cases and ffty-four
jurors for each term
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
W. G. Doutaett decided Jacob
Nicholas 20 acres in Forward for
$500.
g. W Patterson decided 40 acres in
Clay to John E. Hibbs for $1,000.
Samuel NJ Stewart decided Mary
E. McElhaney lis acres in Cherry
for $4,000
G. j. Siegfried decided VIM Kauff-
man a farm in Muddycreek twp, for
$l760.
George Berringer deaded G F.
Kohlmeyer IL acres in Venango for
$442
John n. Pollock decided Mary c..
Blymiller 48 acres in Allegheny for
$3.50.
Joachim Snyder decided VIM. Staff
| IS acres in Brady for $4,000.