The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-12-06

oud'tOi w tne estate OF Daniel Zarr
deceased. TO report next term.
The Constables for the several
townships being called, made their re.
turns which were in the usual form.
and no violation of the laws reported
excepting in the following cases.
The Constable of Jackson township
returned that the public road from
Ellis Young's to Adam Bredbender
had not been laid out in accordance
with the survey.
The Constable Of Centralia report.
ed that Charles Fetterman a retail
dealer in liquor in the first ward of
Centralia, got drunk and raised a dis.
turbance on his own property.
This is the place where the alleged
shooting took place some time since,
and which is now in Court. The Con
stable is the prosecutor in the case.
Daniel Laycock, Constable of
Bloomsburg returned that the ID. L.
and w. Rail Road Company as keep.
ing the crossing closed on the streets
longer than necessary.
VIM. Chrisman Esq, was continued
as auditor in the estate of Garret Van
blaragan to report next Monday.
In the estate Of George Ferrell the
auditor was continued over the term.
In the matter Of the bridge over
the Susquehanna river at Mifflinvllle
the viewers were continued to file
their report next Monday.
Mike Mardenick OF Centralia,
admitted as a citizen of the United
States.
The account and release of John
N. Bloos guardian of N. w. Bloos
filed, and he was discharged from his
guardianship.
The inquest on the body of Mrs
John James was approved by the
Court.
Report of viewers on road in
Briarcreek township near the Knob
School house in favor OF road con-
firmed nisi.
The following auditors reports were
confirmed nisi. In the estates of
Susanna Evans, w. B. Greasy,
Simon Lowery and Elizabeth Plum
mer deceased.
Return to the writ of partition In
the estate of Samuel Hess late OF
Benton deceased, confirmed nisi.
In the estate Of Alice Hess the
return to the writ Of partition was
confirmed nisi.
The return to the order of viewers
on road in Briarcreek township near
Adam Michael confirmed nisi. They
reported against a road.
In the assigned estates of McKelvy
and Neal the order of sale was con-
tinued as to tracts not sold.
Register Ent presented his accounts
which were confirmed nisi. and unless
exceptions are filed within four days
they will be confirmed absolute.
In the estate of ]. l.. Mensinger,
the return to the order of sale was
confirmed nisi.
The trial list for next week was
called and the following cases were
ordered for trial.
Eli Krum ct. al. VS.. Chas. Bidding
Interpleader.
VIM. Neal ct. al. use VS.. Blooms
burg Belt R, X. Co. Assessment o.
damages.
W. S. Meyer ex. ct. al VS.. Bloomsbury
Belt r. r, Co. Assessment of damages
School Furnishing Co. VS.. Blooms
burg Belt r. r. Co. Assessment o
damages.
A. c. Rohrback VS.. Charles Hughes
Appeal by defendant.
Joseph Nash ct. al. VS.. S. Llewellyn
Summons.
w. l.. Boyd's use vs. School Furnish
ing Co. Summons.
David Persing VS.. Thomas ], Hoff
man. Appeal by defendant.
Chas. III. Reice VS.. Harman Breisch
Appeal by defendant.
Mary Baylor ct. al. VS.. Hartman ct
al. Summons.
Kohn, Rosenheim & Co. VS.. H
Dreifus. Appeal by defendant.
In the estate of Alexander Car
the auditor was continued until mex
Monday. m
In the estate of Miles Shuman W
H. Rhawn Esq. was continued a
auditor to report next Monday.
II. A. McKillip Esq. was continue,
as auditor in the estate of G.. w
Adams deceased.
The Equity cases were ordered
tried at the license Court i
January.
The first case called was the Con
monwealth VS.. Harry Keller. Th
parties reside in Sugarloaf townshi
and the wife charges the husband wit
, desertion and failing TO supply he
wants. 1t was the same old stor.
The defendant being arraigned plea
= ouultv The Court desired to be II