Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-06-06
LEGAL NEWS.

The June Quarter Sessions met Monday
afternoon with Judge MeMichael presiding.
The grand jury vas called into the box
and instructed as to tLej. duties; John
Warmcastle. Of SlippeTyruck Twp. was
appointed foreman, and they proceeded 10
their work. a synopsis Of which Is found
below The constables made their returns
and The balance of the time has been oc-
oupied in hearing arguments. The week
has been an uneyentiul one. excepting the
elopement case, note Of which is made in
another place
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
True bills were found against Joseph
PyIe for selling liquor without license.
John " Erwin for assault and battery.
Wm. A. Donahue for keeping a gam
bling house.
Hugh Fredley for FGB.
Geo. Gardiner for larceny as bailee.
Wallace Say and Dennis McGuirk for
malicious mischief and carrying concealed
weapons.
Robert E. Royle for FAB
John Barnhart for wilful damage OF liv-
cry property,
Timothy McKeever FAB.
c. A. Gormley for aggravated A&B.
Miles Crawford FAB.
Jos. Edwards, aggravated A&B.
Geo. Barker, burglary
Wm. Hughes larceny.
Geo Beidenbaugh, FAB.
Lena Smith F6B.
Lilly Hammel, FAB.
Chasles Reed for keeping a disorderly
house and selling liquor without license.
A nolle pros was entered in the case of
jeff Laughton, accused of larceny.
The case Us. Milton Timbhn for defraud-
ing boarding house keeper was settled.
Timblin to pay all the costs.
The bill vs. Mrs. Maggie Hays. accused
of arson bv W. Y. Moore. was ignored and
costs put on Moore
The case rs. Flick d Bickel for conspir-
acv to cheat and deiIaud was settled.
The case vs.. Judson billiard for deser-
tiOn was settled.
The cases VS.. L. p. Williams for FAB
and seduction were settled, Williams to
pay Miss Eakin s600-$300 i'll cash and
1900 by note with security.
The bill VS.. Alb Byers was ignored.
The bill vs.. A. f. Ritzert for A&B was
ignored and costs put on ". NJ Aggers.
sHERIFF'S SALES.
The Elder properties in Muddycreek were
bid in by J. N. Marshall for $50 and $40;
the Wm. G. Smith properties in Marion
and Cherry by the plaintiff for $3.50. $50,
500. $500. Sl25. 81 ,325, $S45 and $275; the
Higgins property in Allegheny by 5. A.
Johnston for 81. 701; the Caleb Smith prop
erty in Slipperyrock by j. II. Christley for
$3.50; the Tebay property in Clay by John
Ii. Wigton for 4615; the J. B. Thompson
in Cherry by VIM. B. Thompson for $50;
the W. J. Mates property in Penn by X. 7.
Scott for $25; the Matthew McGaryey in
Washington by J. NJ. Greer for $3.50; the
It. J. Atwell in Washington. one acre, by
NJ +. Daubenspeek for $50. "a acres TO
John Forcht for $500 and 40 acres in
Parker to John Forcht for 500; the A. f.
Atwell property in Marion to II. 5. Van
derlin for 81 ,9s3 few pieces were ad-
iourned till today, and few writs were re-
turned
NOTES.
The will OF Ida Dunlap, of Forward Up,
was probated, no letters; also will of John
kim, of Butler, no letters; also will of
Adam H. Maxwell, of Butler, no letters.
Letters of administration were granted
to John and George Reiser on estate Of
Anna Reiser, of Cranberry TIP.
Charles Reed was arrested in Como
quenessing Tp., Wednesday, on charge
of selling liquor without license, preferred
by the constable of WhitestoYn.
Nicholas Allen had summons ia trespass
issued VS.. Freeman and Marg. NandIvort.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
J L Kelly to NJ E Nicely, lot in Butter for
$1,000
Rev White to N \ Stewart, lot Butler
for 800
T L Kaufhold to d L kaufhOld, IA acres
III Winfield for 557.
Thos Moore 10 Samuel Bonner, l0J ac-
res in Gran berry for 5000.
C Roenigk 10 F Zehner, lot in Zelienoplc
for 1l5O.
J Gible to Jos Britain, jr., lot i'll Butler
for 1900.
J Britain, jr to E 5 Critchlow, lot in
Butler for 1900.
L S Critchlow to Barbara Geible, lot in
Butler for 1900.
Hy Schmidt to J NJ Bricker, 81 acres il
Buffalo for Fl.
CM Andrews to Phina Burnett, lot in
billiards for 200.
K Robinson to Jacob Siston, lot in
Washington for l85.
VIM Fisher to Jno and Sarah Castor, 53
acres in Brady for $ll00.
Theo Helmbold to Fred and Johanna
Tache, lots in Saxonburg for 400.
A NJ Neyman to Susan Zimmel Of "a
acres in Oakland and Donegal for $500.