Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-07
LEGAL NEWS.
BALANCE OF LAST WEEKS TRIAL LIST.

BALANCE OF LAST WEEKS TRIAL LIST.
W A Powers VIZ J A Steele & Co., set
tied
Jas Mclaughlin VS. W A Clark ant
Frank Lisco, settled.
Frank Dill vs. X III Gold, settled.
Tobias Dietrich VS. a NJ Welsh and T A
Bonner, verdict for plaintiff for $4,000.
Cath Vassart Va Victor Aubray, settled
All other cases Of the list were continu-
ed.
Naturalization Court tomorrow, (Satur
day.
Henry A. Wiles has applied for a di
vorce; Bertha Pfabe has applied for a di.
vorce from Theo. Pfsbe.
Robt. McRinnis and others had sum
mons in partition issued for two lots in
Connoquessing twp. containing , acres, ad-
joining lands Of J. Crafty, Ed. White and
Others.
Alex Frazier has brought suit VS. the
Borough Of Butler for trespass.
Y. b. Duncan had summons in eject
! ment issued vs. Cerruthers d Peters for
so acres in Cranberry.
The grand jury Of Allegheny Co. found
true bills against the Supreme Treasurer and
Supreme President Of the Order Of Solon
for embezzlement and conspiracy.
The Supreme Court decided that limit
ed partnership was defective because one
Of the firm signed with his initials instead
of his full name.
The charter Of the Evans City Natural
Gas Co. was filed last Saturday.
The will of Jno. Goehring of Cranberry
twp. was proba.ed, no letters
David II. Hilliard of Millerstown has
made deed of assignment to Thos. @.
McLanahsn of same place, for benefit Of
creditors.
A special term of Court will convene
Nov. 2lst.
The State Supreme Court met in Pitts
burg, Monday. The cases from this Co. will
be heard week after next. There are six-
teen counties in the western district, and
the whole number Of cases to be heard
this year will be smaller than usual.
The State Supreme Court opened it's
october session in Pittsburg, Monday, and
it's first duty was TO hand down decisions
in a large number Of cases, appealed from
the courts of the Northern, Central, and
Eastern lcounties of the State, none Of
which are OF local interest. In q Phila-
delphia case the Court decided that all
church schools are exempt from taxation
80 long as no revenue is derived from them;
Attorney GenI. Hensel will have to pay
the 81 900 judgement against him in
Mexican County; the city of Lancaster was
restrained from destroying q toll gate;
Carol and Co., of Allegheny County, will
have to pay II. c. Gearing his $3,642.2 20
judgement, etc.
LAYB PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Geo Glass to II NJ Wilson, lot in Evans
City for $22a.
Jos Rleichner ct al to Andrew Witten-
hoefer, 10 acres in Clearfeld tor $500.
Jas NJ McQuistion to Jos A O'Neil, 90
acres in Allegheny for $434.75.
James Elliot to Parmilla Moore, 80 acres
in Buffalo for 1925.
We Reed to Bridget Connolly, lot in
Butler for So, 200.
Peter whitnire to H B Rinker, lot in
Butler for 1900.
Fl B Rinker to Maggie TRULY, lot in
Butler for 800.
Henry Raisely to Phillip d Gelbaeh, 81
scres in Forward twp for $5633.78
II NJ Gill to Wm Cprran OF al, lots in Cen.
treville for $500.
Mary McCllntock to W A Dennison, lot
in Millerstown for $l25.
John Sherman, atty, to John I Curry II
acres in Cherry for. $f99.
A b Gibson to Mrs. P ] Brandon 160
acres in Parker for $500.