Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
NOTES.

There are q cases in the Criminal dock.
ct for next week, the most serious charge;
being adultery, rape and forgery.
Squire Anderson decided ths Harrisvili {
hay fork case in favor of the plaintiff ant
the defendant appealed.
The County Commissioner Office was
crow ded with Assessurs last Saturday, al
OF whom received their Instructions anc
blanks for making the ir.ennial assessment
next mouth. the Assessors alkrd th'
matter over in the office j The chancei
ara that the assessments Will be mads
strictly in accordancs With the oath . e tina
they will assess all property, real and per
runal at what they think the same wouit
sell for, il sold singly aud separately at
bona fde sale, after full pubic notice"
The will OF Christian Goehring late o
Rochester, Pa +, was probared here on N ID
day. Letters of adm. on estate of iona
than billiard, late Of Butler, we're granted
John W. Hilliard; also to John Rohnsr oI
estate of ohm 6. Kauss. late of Adams rp
also t. John ". Brown ou estate OF Catha
rine J. Duncan late of Butler.
w. Jones, Frank Harrison and Johr
Kelly are in Jail on charges of larceny ant
burglary.
At the session of the Board of Pardons
in Harrisburg, Tuesday, Thomas Marshall,
Jr., spoke of the character of the citizen
who had written the E oard suggestin,
clemency for Frank Gsrvin. He spok'
If the high character of the young man
and said the woman he had slam was d
skiIliul schemer. As To her father, wh'
had filed protest against the liberation I"
the prisoner, Mr.. Marshall made grave
charges and more than limited at blackmail
He spoke of Gsrvin's torture when, thre'
DAYS after marriage, the woman declaret
she intended to meet a married man. Mr.
Marshall laid stress ON the fact that th'
Jurors who convicted Garvln had not onlj
asked tbe board 10 recommend pardon
bat had appealed for such action. Mr. Mar
shall closed With an eloquent appeal for thu
prisoner.
Geo. M. Irwin, the discretionary poo
msn of Pittsburg, WAS arrested at the
Grand Hotel, N. Y. last Friday on charge
of larceny and islse pret1nse preferred by
some of his victims Criminal proceeding
have aisn been began against Mrs. Gers
and W. E Delaney.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Chistian Stoner to Beni. W Bredin g.
acres in Washington twp for $1,000.
JAS. Hunter to Jas. A Hunter acres il
Buffalo for $50.
W. s. Shepard to Maria Shepard 20 acre
in Slipperyrock for 5000.
Alkey C. Kerr to Sarah E. Kerr 65 acre
in Mercer twp for 5000.
John c. Graham to E. W. EisIer lot il
Butler for $400.
Jno. G. Nixon to W. X. Nixon 60 acre
in Buffalo for ST..
Jno. G. Nixon to Eta A. Nixon 67 acre.
in Buffalo for 81.
Margaret Ferguson 70 John e Helm
acre in Penn for $7l.25.
Mn. Greer to G. P. and J. n. Harve.
200 acres III Clinton for 81.
Leonard Oesrerling 10 Jacob Keck z!
acres in Butler twp iOr 81 800
J. d. Marshall Guardian. to Alice Duni
gon lot ia Washington for 1925.
e W. Eisler TO Jno @. Graham lot il
Butler for 81 l,5OO.
Eckard KaIb TO Thos. Murray lot in But
Ter tor S1 300.
D. B. D,uthett to Martin Helm lot
Butler twp for 800.
HIS McClymonds to Martin Helm 10
in Butler for $3.50.
Nicholas Mangel to Martin Helm lot i
Butler for 800.
Mary Kersting to Citizens Bank of Evan
| City lot in Evans City for $l.8OO.
Elizabeth Wolford to M. Ellen Granu
"a acres in Franklin for 81. 900.