The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-06-25

was inadvertently omitted The record
has now been amended and another
rule is granted on the Railroad Com.
pany to plead within twenty DAYS or
suffer Judgment.
The Lehigh Coal ~ Navigation Com.
pany VS., James r. Mulhearn a Peter
Dorian. Summons in eiectment. A
jury was called in this case. By direc-
ton of court, upon agreement of par
ties, the jury rendered verdict i'm
favor of the Company for the land de.
scribed in the writ. This is one of the
Lansford liquor 'ses. 1t will be re-
membered that in October, 1891, the
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
instituted eiectment suits against all
the hotel keepers of Lansford, because.
as alleged, of violation of the title
| deeds by which the landlords hold
their respective properties. The title
deeds conveying the land to the hold
ers prohibit the sale of liquors on the
premises 1t will be noticed in the
above case that the Company has been
awarded judgment in its favor and
this judgment is now record of court.
but whether the Company means to
push the judgment or whether some
amicable arrangement has been made
between the parties can not be learned
Both sides refuse to talk. The same
case against Patrick Brislin was decid-
ed in a similar manner Immediately
after the case against Mulhearn and
Dorian had been disposed Of These
were the only two cases before this
term of court. The remaining similar
cases on the docket were not called up.
The administrators in the estate of
Henry Deppe, deceased, file an answer
to the rule granted upon them TO show
cause why they shall not pay over to
the widow her portion of the widows
appraisement The answer claims. first,
that the year allowed by law within
which to settle the estate has not vet
expired, and second, because the ad-
minlstrators have learned since the
appraisement that the widow has in
her possession moneys belonging to
the estate in excess of the $500 allowed
her by law.
The bond of James Gallagher, guar
dian in the estate of Margaret Ward,
minor child of Patrick Ward, de-
ceased, was filed and approved.
Laird H. Barber, Esq, was appoint
ed auditor to make distribution of the
funds in the hands of the executor of
the estate of Daniel Clauss, deceased.
Frank p. Sharkey, Esq, was appoint
ed dadditional guardian for somo of the
heirs of the late Hannah Neigh. de-
ceased, and the auditors report and
the report in the partition proceedings
in the Hannah b. Neigh Estate were
confirmed nj 81.
Charles c. Edwards, of Lanford. was
appointed guardian for Arthur Irwin
Deely, Ida M. Deely and Mary A. Deely.
minor children of the late Arthur
Deely.
The following widows appraisements
approved nj 81;
Estate of John Gallagher.
William Y. Evans.
Joseph Downs.
The following widows appraisements
were approved absolutely:
Estate of Reuben Eckhart.
Adam Scherer.
William Garrett.
The annual account of Allen Craig
and James S. Loose, the surviving exc
cutors and trustees of the estate of
Milton Dimmick, for the year ending
March !, 1892, was approved absolutely.
The following accounts were approv
ed by court absolutely:
First and final account of the estate
of August Beckendorf, deceased.
First and final account of the estate
of William +. Beever, deceased.
First and final account Of the estate
of Mark and Eliza Hyndman, deceased.
First and final account of the estate
of Daniel Bertsch, deceased.
First and final account of the estate
of Elias George, deceased
First and final account of the estate
of Samuel ID. Connor, deceased.
Final account of the estate of Daniel
Clauss, deceased.
Final account of the guardian in the
estate Of Michael e. Berger, minor
child of David II. Berger, deceased.
Final account of the guardian in the
estate of Lotta Cole, minor child of
Samuel Cole, deceased.
Final account of the guardian in the
estate of George and Charles EickhoH,
minor children Of George Eickhoff, de-
| ceased.