The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
Court Proceedings.

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Present, Hon. II. VI. Mcclure,
President Judge, and Hon. Henry
Brown and Hon. jeremiah Grouse,
Associate Judges.
W. y. Napp, Franklin Bubb. Hen
~ W. Felty and John Stetler were
appointed tipstaves.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Appointment of re-rcyiewers to
re-review road in Beaver aud Spring
townships enlarged torcport to May
term.
Henry r. Reigle was appointed
constable of Middleburgh borough.
Commonwealth vs.. Jeremiah Wal
ter, ot al, bill was ignored In the
case of the Commonwealth vs. Aaron
Howell nollc proscqui was entered.
The Commonwealthvs. Harry Hous-
er was settled. In the case of the
Commonwealth vs.. Henry Sholly the
sentence of the Court is that the de-
fcndaut IS TO pay costs Of the pro
ceedings, and for the support of his
wife and children the sum of $1,000
per month from this time forth and
give bond, &c. In the case of the
Commonwealth VS.. Phileman Beaver
the bill was ignored. Common
ptU- 'Josepn vas sViu A., - - q, ,,,,,NN,,,-
son Judged Israel 20 years. ienuant
was convicted OF larc6ffy> and SEN
fenced to pay costs of prosecution,
n fine of $1,000 and restore the stolen
goods, etc. Commonwealth VS.. Ir-
win HeintZelman, the defendant was
convicted of assault N battery and
sentenced to pay a fine of $500 and
costs prosecution. Charles Straub
was appointed auditor of Middle
creek township
COMMON PLEAS.
In Tie case of Proscillu Brown bv
her next friend, Nc,, vs.. -- Brown.
"a divorce was granted. D. Bolcn-
der, Sheriff, acknowledged deed polls
t9 I-aar C. Swartz. $. +. Arnold ct.
al. Oyorscers of the Poor of Chan
man township. AZ. Shail, and Ma
rand Rothrock, Reuben Mciser.
Mary j.. Holtcr and NIaraud Roth
rock. In the case of John &. Sny.
der ct. al, vs.. Isaac Lash and Peter
Markell, the verdict was for tho plain
tlif; reasons COR Il new trial were
filed. In the case of II. II. Tobias
vs.. W. \. Napp and II. b. Wagner
the verdict was for the plaintiff in
the sum Of $3.50. Sarah 4. Tobias !
VS.. Same, the verdict was for the
plaintiff III the sum of $1,000. Reas. |
ons for new trial were filed. In the |
case of Isaac Wagner vs.. Spring
township, the verdict was for the |
plaintiff in the sum of Sl30.H.
ORPHANS CoUgr.
Auditors reports were confirmed
in estates of Lydia and Susan Coul- !
dren, decd, Bonneville Kramer, |
d Iced, Jacob OFT, decd, and Christie
Smeltz, dec l.
Orders Of sale were awarded in cs-
tates Of Sophia Knepp, decd, Polly !
Boyer, decd, George Shafler, decG.
Samuel Hoti, decd Catherine Stroud, |
decd, W. Y0ungman, decd, Benia- |
min kerstner, decd.
Returns 10 orders Of sale were con
frmed in estates of Sarah Haas,
decd. Benjamin Keister, decd,
Peter Weller, decd, Elizabeth Bow. |
ersox, d, and Levi Derr. decd.
G. W. Portzline, Esq, was ap.
pointed guardian of Gertie Dreibel- |
bis, minor child of Jacob Dreibel. |
bis, decd. John V. Lesher was an
pointed guardian of Isaac n. Young.
A minor child of John Young, decd |
Writs of partition were awarded |
in estates of Jacob Hummel, decd. |
and Jonathan Fisher, decd.
Appraisers were appointed in the
estate OF Peter Herman, decd.
The widows appraisements and
.he executors, administrators and |
accounts were all con-
irmed except those hereinafter men.
tioned.