Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
COURT PROCEED INGs.
Regular June Term-Mondny Forenoon
Session


vened at 10 o'clock this forenoon with
Hon. Robert L. Johnston on the bench.
The Court appointed James Myers as
the officer to attend upon juries and for
general purposes until further order.
John w. Tudor was appointed co stable
TO attend upon the Traverse Jury and
Porter r Miller upon the Grand Jury.
Joseph Lantzy was appointed Snper'
visor for Susquehanna township, in the
place of Elias Driscoll, former Supervisor,
lately deceased.
the case of Commonwealth VS.. Jacob
Gates for surety of the peace was called.
The defendant was ordered TO enter into
recogniznance in the sum Of 500 to keep
the peace for one year and pay the costs OF
prosecution In default of costs he went
to Jail.
The case of John Q. A, Chapel for
surety of the peace was called. After
hearing the evidence the Cour, ordered
that the defendant enter into recogni-
zapce in the sum of 800 to keep the peace
one year, and to pay the cost of prosecu'
ton. He is in jail, not vet having fur
nished the required security.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS..
Edward Horner his recognizanee was for
feifed, ne failing to appear, as was that
of Margaret Hcrner, the prosecutrix, who
also failed to appear.
Tho caea pF tho wealth
Thomas Kingston, surety of the peace,
the defendant was discharged, the prose
cutor failing to appear.
Joseph Wi6man, charged with surety
of the peace, was required TO enter into
a recognizance In the sum of 800 to keep
the peace for one year, and to pay the
costs of prosecution. He is now in jail
in default of costs.
Samuel Eastgood, brought up for surety
of the peace, was discharged, no prosecu-
Tor appearing.
The rccognizauce of Conrad Gerhart
was forfeited, he having failed to ap.
pear.
Court then adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Ed |
ward D. Stork, surety of peace, came up
next When the Court had heard the
ease it ordered that the defendant and the
prosecutors, Mary j. Stork and George
stork pay the costs jointly, each to pay
one-thirG, and to enter into Orecognizance to
keep the peace toward one another and
the rest of the word.
The case of the Commonwealth Va.
Margaret Doyle, surety of the peace,
Felix Doyle, prosecutor, was heard by the
Court. Defendant and prosecutor order
ed 10 pay the costs jointly, and the de-
fendant to enter into recognizence.
On motion of A. V. Barker, Esq, Jeffer-
son Harrison was admitted specially is an
attorney Of this Court and was sworn in
as such.
Patrick McCann, James Dunn, Adam
Nicklc, John Kezniski John Kudel, Jacob
Muller, Robert Kirshner, Dennis sullivan
and John Sullivan were naturalized.
The bar list was then called:
John FtnLoR
In case of Alice Mcintosh VS.. John Erb,
bail of Thomas Brown, judgment on re-
tuIn Of two ndii!s
George ". Reede.
T. w. Dick, Esq, appointed Com
missioner to take testimony in the matter
of the citation on heirs cf John Westover,
deceased.
Jonathan Custer, executor Of Jacob
Stiffler, discharged on his paying Sss to
Mary Sdffier, the sole lcgatee,
Alfred Heslop appointed committee and
bond filed in the matter of the habitual
drunkenness Of Joseph Heslop.
Rule granted on Jacob r. Troxell in
the matter of private road for which he
petitioned. TO show why he should not
pay costs.
John p. Ljnton.
Petition for the abolition of the South
Fork Independent School District. Rule
granted to show cause, returnable at
Argument Court.
Nlldtlbu bl DOli i'ulhNt1 S9A"lhifhA VI
Bella Verga, to file an account by the first
Monday of next July.
Petition of Samuel Dibert for a citation
on Martha Dlbert, administrative of John
Dibert, who was trustee for sale of certain
real estate for petitioner. Citation
awarded and account to be filed not later
than the first Monday of July next.
Decree made on petition for perfor-
nance of a contract made by David
Dibert with l.. NJ. Bowman, relating to
sale of land in Johnstown.
A similar decree made IN relation to a
contract between David Dibert, deceased,
and Virginia Rice.
r. 4. Shoemaker.
In the case of Armina Baum VS.. Jona-
than Baum, libel in divorce, William II.
Sechler, Esq, appointed Commissioner.
In the case OF Florian Bengele vs. Louis
Smith, issue awarded to determine owner
ship of certain property.
T. W. Dick.
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