Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-03-07
LEGAL NEWS. -

! The March Quarter Sessions met Mon
| day, the constables made their returns
some OF which are noted below; and up Il
the time of our going to press, the Crane
Jury has made the following returns
James Douds, indicted for A 6 B, q tru'
bill.
Geo. ]. Dombart, A & B, true bill.
Andrew j. Dunn, furnishing liquor L
/ minors, true bill.
A. j. Dunn, selling liquor without Il
J cense. Not true bill and county 10 pay
costs.
Charles NJ. Heeter, aggravated A & B
true bill.
Jno. II. Gerard, F d B, true bill.
Morgan Davis and Philip Davis. 4 d b,
true bill
W. p. Brown, a. b. Not a true Dill ana
, the county 10 pay the costs.
The case against Rose Barnes was settled,
| that against VIM. Kinzer Jr. was settled,
and those against Edward Nation and
Cross Slater continued
SHERIFF SALES.
The Johanna Wuller lot on S. Main St
was bid in by Brandon for d. II. Null 7
for SO, 500; the brick drug store on Centre
Ave by same for same for $500; the old
homestead near the Catholic church by
same for same for S. 500; the Jefferson ST
lot for ST. COL. The Centre Ave frame
house was bid in BIZ B. G. Saklam for 81,
2l3 %, and the Elm ST. lot by 2. Golden
tor $497.
The Geo. Fl. Graham 275 acres in Clay
was sold to Wm. Wilson for $3005.
The Baldauf LOG acres in summit was
bid in by McJunkin & Galbrsath for Phillip
J and Nicholas J Spain for 50 $50, ana
the 20 acre piece BY same for 5000.
The John c. Davidson 81 acres IN Gran
berry were sold to Andrew Blakeley Tor
81, 800.
The W. II. Davis slate-reof house on
West st. was bid in by McJunkln and
Galbreath for Joseph L. Purvis as trustee
for 81, 450, and the shingleroof house ny
same for same for 81 1860; also the vacant
lot.
The Reuben Musselmau lot in Harmony
was sold at trustees sale to c f. Hartnng
for $605.
NOTES.
John Shiring was admitted to the prac-
tice of the law.
D. E, Dale is foreman the Grand Jur.
The Rothweiler and Warner divorces
We're granted, Wednesday.
Crawford C. Rankin has petitioned for a
divorce from Ollie Rankin, and L. G..
Jones from Elizabeth Jones.
Several citizens of Clinton twp have pc
titiOned for a bridge over Bull creek.
Jno. David Albert resigned as consta-
ble of Prospect, and Jas. M. Rea as
supervisor of Connoq. twp.
The constable of Buffalo twp reported
the bridge at Sarver Station unsafe.
The constable of Evans City reported no
watchman or gate at Il. K. crossing and q
rule was granted on the P. q W. h. r. To
show cause, etc. Several OF the censtables
reported detective bridges, roads, streets
OF sidewalks, and rules were grained on
supervisors, commr's, councils. etc.
The will of Catharine Burger of Butler
was probated, Fred Henninger exr.
Letters OF admin. were granted to N. S.
Ray on estate OF Emma Irwin of FairView
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Lizzie Graham to Isaac Meals lot in But
Ter for 50, 200
Jacob Whitmire to J. II. and W. q.
elner lis acres in Parker for 81, 800
j, L. Miller to E. w. kirk lot in Yalen-
cia for $3.50.
Ida Sloan to Anna Cobbett 40 acres in
Allegheny for 81, 300.
VIM. Walker ct al assigned acres in
Middlesex Cthe Walters oil property. 2
wells and about so bbls. production) to l.
j. McCandless for $18 900.
John s. Karns to Ada Kellerman lot in
Butler for 81, 600.
Jas N. Patterson to Chas. Duffy lot in
Butler for $7l0
Geo. Kachner to Jacob Gelbach acres
in Jackson for 5000.