The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
COURT HoUsE NEWS NOTES.

John Taylor is acting as steuographer in
court room No 3,
Robert Peck registered with Prothono-
tary Pryor yesterday as law student in
the Office OF Attorney 5. B. Price.
In the estate of Phebc Ann S,mrell, F.
3. Miller, the executor, was directed to
file his account within thirty days.
A hearing in the injunction case Of
Henry S. Frank against the City Of Sccan.
ton was continued yesterday by tAe
court.
The term Of p. j. Murphy Of Dunmore,
as a member Of the Scranton Poor board
having expired, Judge Archibald yesterday
re-appOilJed HIM.
The South Lincoln Coal company. Of
which c. P. Davidson is president, asked
the court yesterday, through Attorney
James W. OaktOrd, to dissolvei it.
On petition of James McDadeu rule was
yesterday granted to show cause why NJ
j. Keap should not sell the real estate OF
Andrew DOack, deceased, whose executor
he Is.
Marriage licenses were granted by Clerk
Of the Courts Thomas Yesterday 20 George
Burdick and Nellie Scutt; Of Scott, and
James NJ. Melvin, Of Lackawanua, and
Margaret Crane, Of Minooka
The attachment against Alderman c.
NJ. DeLong for contempt Of court was yes
terday made absolute. The alderman re
fused to obey the injunction Of the court
to give security to his bondsman.
The survey Of the boundary line be
tween Susquehanna and Lackawauna
counties was yesterday confirmed COndi-
tionally by the court, exceptions 20 be
filed within fifteen days The report of
the survey was filed April II, 1895.
Jacob Goerko was yesterday appointed
guardian Of John, Michael, Joseph and
Mary Parcell minor children OF John Par.
cell, late Of Priceburg. Christian Camin
was appointed guardian Of Frederick Hoy,
minor child Of Charlotte Hoy, deceased.
The will Of William Williams, late Of this
city, was admitted 20 probate yesterday,
and letters testamentary granted to Rich.
ard \. Williams. In the estate Of James
Stone, late OF this city, letters Of admin
istration were granted to Charles Stone.
Patrick Lotus, through his attorneys.
Ward and Horn yesterday brought an ac-
ton to recover g, 600 damages against the
Scranton Traction company for the death
Of his 4-year-old son VINO was killed by an
electric car on Capouse avenue on March
9Th.
John Edwards, son Of Judge ". NJ. Ed.
wards, has been appointed deputy by
Prothonotarv Pryor. It was found neces-
sary by Mr.. Pryor to increase his working
force on account OF the increase OF busi-
ness due to the addition to the common
pleas term which began yesterday
Judge Schuyler, Of Easton, who is pre-
siding in the main court room this week.
is an old, experienced jurist. He has been
on the bench since 1882 and has acted as
president judge Of Northampton county
since 1885, when he had his memorable
contest with Judge Reeder to decide the
point as to which should be president
judge. Judge Schuyler is now serving his
second term.
The bond Of James j. Lawler, tax collec-
tor Of Winton borough, in the sum Of Sl5. =
600 was approved by the court Yesterday.
The sureties are Michael Gallagher Thorn.
as Reddington aud William Lawler. The
bond Of David g. Phillips, tax collector of
Blakey borough, in the sum Of 500, 600, was
also approved. The sureties are William
Mason, John Lloyd, William L. LLOYD, NJ.
D., and ]. A. Lillibridge.