Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-10
LEGAL NEWS.
CIVIL CASES DISPOSED OF SINCE OUR Las
REPORT.

CIVIL CASES DISPOSED OF SINCE OUR LAST
REPORT
Barbara and Jas J. Rhinelander VS.. J.
L. McCutcheon. Appeal. Oct. 5, verdict
for defendant.
William d. Walker vs.. Catharine Green
ert. Assumpsit. Oct. g. verdict for plain
tiff for s25s 50.
Keziah Cypher VS.. ]. y. Pugh, executor
of Michael Gypher. Assumpsit. Oct. >,
verdict for plaintiff for 500 07.
W E. Reed vs.. ". Harris. Appeal.
Oct. 6, verdict for plaintiff for the premises
described and assess the damages due the
plaintiff for the detention of the premises
at $50.
Schenck Bros. VS.. 4. Fleeger Assump
sit. oct. 6, verdict for the plaintiff for 81,
3331
William Garvin vs. Frederick and Geo
Meeder Ejectment for one acre of land
more or less in Cranberry township Oct.
s, verdict for the defendants.
Robt. S. Johnston vs.. J. II. Livingston
and F. II. Gaiser. Ejeetment for 240 acres
in Washington township. Oct. 8, verdict
for the plaintiff for the land described in
the writ, to be released on payment OF
$3.50, within sixty days.
A. G. DonneIlv and NJ. Dougherty, ad-
ministrators of ThoS. Donnelly, VS.. Jno.
Gardner ct al. Ejectment. Oct l, 1890,
verdict for the plaintiffs for one-seventh,
and for the defendants for the other six
sevenths of the land in dispute (This
case was reported settled last week, but it
was put back on the list by consent of all
the parties.)
Catherine E. Plohr vs. William r. Hop
kins. SANDER. On trial.
SUPREME COURT.
The October ten IN of the State Supreme
Court opened in Pittsburg, * onday, with
all the Judges and their gowns present, ex-
cepting Justice McCollum and his.
The first business attended to after the
formal opening was the handing down of
eighty-two opinions in cases from Eastern
counties, none of which are of local in
tereSt, and then the regular business was
taken up.
The cases taken up from this county will
heard during the week beginning Monday,
the Goth, and those from Allegheny coun-
ty will be heard last. The court will prob
ably continue i'll session in Pittsburg for
six weeks.
Louisa Reith by her next friend Henry
Cooper has petitioned for divorce for
Friedrich Beith.
The Breakneek Oil Co, limited, had
summons in eiectment issued vs. o. c.
Waters and Wm. Guckert for so acres of
land in Forward twp.
D. J. Kahan had a capias in trespass for
Samuel Dikey and Phil. Dufford.
A. Smith bad summons in eieetment
issued VS. d. Osborne Agt. for As acres in
Jefferson twp.
Deputy Sheriff Redic took Matte Bell of
Washington twp. to DixmoGt, for the third
time, yesterday
Letters of administration were granted
to Stephen Cummings on estate OF Joseph
Britain, Jr.
Twenty-three persons had their names
added to the Registry lists last Saturday
by petitionipg court for amendment.
Samuel Plants adopted Jennie Wagner,
minor child of Mena Wagner.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
J. NJ. Green to II. N. Hartzel, trustee
156 acres in Forward for $1,000.
Jno. Sheets to Albert Smith, As acres in
Jefferson sor $4,000.
l.. S. and Ira McJunkin to Mary Swartz-
lander, lot in Butler for $3.50, and same to
Carline Troutman, lot in Butler, for 1850.
Jacob Bowman to Christena Kerr, lot in
Butler for $l400
J. G. Wilhelm to J. F. Wilhelm. lot in
Butler for $2S5.
EG H. Walter to L. 0eSterling lot in But
Ter for 5000.
A. r. Mcdowell to Geo Clark, lot in
Fairview boro for $3.50.
A. 3. Richey to Chas. Richey, lot in
Butler FOR $1,000.
Mary O'Neal to W. S. McCrea, lot in
Butler for 5000
P DaubenSpeck to Blair Hooks, lot in
Butler for $1,000.
C. A. Limberg to Jennie Grenawalt, two
lots in Butler township for $500.