Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-06-09
LEGAL NEWS.

l Inc June QUARTER sceSiOHo Alos 1AOAony
| noon with Judge Hazen presiding. The
constables made their reports: the Grand
Jury was sworn, Mr.. c. n. Boyd was ap-
pointed foreman, and their work, up to the
time of our going to press appears below.
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS.
Com. VS. Edward White, indicted for ag-
grayated ABB, also ABB d Assault, not
| true bill on 1st and true bill on second and
third counts.
Com. VS. Charles Meyers, rape, Mary l.
| Brown, pros'x. A true bill.
| Com. VS. Camden Amer, F&B, Lulu Nc
| Cracken, pros'x. A true bill.
Com. VS. Chas Kerr, furnishing liquor to
minors; Horner Walker and VIM Thomp-
! son, pros'rs. A true bill.
| Miit Cubbison and Mack Croft, damag-
ing livery team; W. l.. Campbell. pros.
| A true bill.
Horner Walker and VIM Thompson,
| furnishing liquor to minor; Margaret
Blakely pros'x. A true bill.
| James Say, carrying concealed weapons;
Mamie Say, pros'x. A true bill.
VIM Trushell, seduction; Nettie Hilliard,
pros'x. A true bill.
l. r Gilleland, F&B. A true bill.
VIM Barber, ABB, with intent to rape.
Mary McFadden, pros'x. A true bill.
Wallace Say and Frank Thompson, A&B
A l. Shira, pros. A true bill.
Wallace Say, carrying concealed wea-
pons; A L Shira, pros. A true bill
Geo Martena, Fab, L Duford, pros'x.
A true bill.
Com. VS. Minnie Fulton, keeping bawdy
house. A true bill.
Com. VS. Minnie Fulton, pointing fire.
arms. A true bill.
Com. VS. Ii Calef, larceny. A true
bill.
Com. VS. Livingstone Evans, larceny.
true bill.
Com. VS. Mrs Elizabeth Mccall, Fab. A
true bill.
Com. VS. Sam Hays, being tramp. A
true bill.
Com. VS. Charles G Kerr. selling liquor
without a license. A true bill.
Pm Stepp, surety peace, not true bill
and Mrs Catharine Elsenrath to pay
costs.
The cases VS. r c Parker, Elizabeth Os-
borne, W Brandon, W Biehl, were
settled.
Com. VS. J F Hindman obtaining credit
by false pretense. Not a true bill and
county of Butler to pay costs.
Com VS. F Miller, larceny. Not true
bill. Court ordered County to pay costs.
sHERIFF's SALES.
Sheriff. deeds were made to Eckert Kalb
for the L Kelly lot IN Butler for $1150-to
same for the A NJ Stewart lot in Butler for
$10-to Fl Schneideman for the Henry
Allen properties in Franklin twp. for $40
esch-to Robt Burns for NJ. Cypher prop
erty in Winfield twp. for $50-to S q
Purvis g. Co for the G 8esalt lot in Butler
for $10-to W ] Butler for the Jas Say
property in Parker twp. for $200-to III j
fnr na Tac tv in, lar
son twp for $580-to V Meyers for the
Wiles property in Fairview twp. for $25-
to Myra Boyd for Boyd property in Mercer
twp. for $100-to Henry Reiber for the
Jacob Gerstner lot in Butler for 800. All
the other writs were returned.
The Robt. Vanderlin property in Marion
and Venango twp. was not sold by the |
Sheriff. The writ was stayed, and the
case will 60 to the Supreme Court.
NOTES.
The County Commissioners report to the |
Seo'y of internal Affairs shows that there |
are II, ,42S taxables in this county; that the |
value of all real estate in the county is |
$12, 759, ,786; exempt from taxation, $780, |
$780, number of horses over years old, TO-, |
572, valued at 1899, TIA; 13, ,497 cows valued |
at $3.50. .043; salaries and emoluments, $357 |
172; making total of all property taxable |
$12, ,997, ,0S5.
We will have mill tax this year for
county purposes which will make the |
county revenues amount to $51, $685.
The aggregate value of property in the |
county taxable for state purposes, includ-
ing money at interest, is So 100, ,742; aggre- |
gate amount of state tax assessed is $10,- |
882 96.
Forward twp. is the banner twp. for |
money returned by individuals, i. Q. $213,-
903. Butler borough returns $598, ,695.
Phillip Burtner was appointed Consta-
BILE for Saxonburg; and l. B Snyder for
Franklin twp,
Fred Bauman was appointed guardian
Albert VIM Bauman.
An adjourned court was ordered for Sat
urday July 1st.
At Pittsburg, Saturday, Judge White,
on motion of the District Attorney, grant
ed a nolle pros in all the remaining Home
stead cases and put the costs on the coun-
ty.
The trustees of the Bradys Bend Iron
Works will sell the property during the
last week of this month.
Hereafter all the laws passed by the
State Legislature will be found at the Pro-
thonotary's office ten days after they have
been signed by the Governor. Heretofore
the laws have been received at the Office |
abont two months after the adjournment
Of the Legislature. They will appear in
uniform unbound leaves and will be kept |
for inspection by the public for one year
after their receipt Prothonotary Brown
now has on file the laws approved thussfar
for this session by the Governor.
W. J. Gilleland has made deed of as
signment to JAS NJ Marshall of his prop
erty at Mars, for the benefit of his credit
ors.
The will OF Joseph Pisor, of Muddycreek |
twp, was probated, no letters; also will |
of Catharine Haltzaple, of Summit twp,
was probated and letters granted to Jacob
Pistorious.
All the Registers Accounts, Sheriffs
Deeds, Road Reports, and Widows Ap- |
praisements were confirmed Wednesday af
ternoon.