The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-03
Court Proceedings.

II. VI. Mcclure, President Judge,
and Hon. Jeremiah Grouse and
Hon. Il. r. Gemberling, Associate
Judges.
Geo. Il. Npccht, William Gilbert,
Lciwa "hatloe and Frederick Row
we're appointed tipstavcs.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. Myron Laudenslager mol. pros.
was entertained. the deft having
married the prosccutrix and paid all
costs.
la the case of the Commonwealth
vs.. Walter Klinepeter, the deft. was
convicted of assault and battery
and was sentenced to pay fine OF
SlO0 and costs of prosecution.
In the case of the commonwealth
VS.. Francis Gemberling the defend
ant plead guilty 10 the charge of
fornication and bastardy, aud re.
received the usual sentence.
In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. VI. +. McTaggert, the defendant
was acquitted of the charge OF prac-
ticing medicine without first regis
tering, but the jury divided the
costs between him and the prosecu-
tor.
In the case of the Commonwealth
ys. Simon Fogclman, the defendant
plead guilty of the charge of larceny
and was sentenced to pay n fine of
$1,000, costs of prosecution and un-
dergo an imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail for ~ calendar months.
In the case Of the Commonwealth
VS.. John Coleman and Hattie Street,
the Jury found II verdict OF guilty OF
the charge of larceny and John
Coleman was sentenced to pay a
fine Of $500, costs of prosecution,
restore the stolen goods or pay the
full value thereof and moreover un-
dergo an imprisonment at separate
and solitary confinement at labor i'll
the Eastern Penitentiary located at
Philadelphia, Pa, for , years. Hat
tie Street received the same sentence
except that the time was changed to
one year and calendar months.
The report of Public Roads in
Chapman and Franklin Townships
were confirmed nisi.
COMMON PLEAS.
In the case of W. Gumby vs.
Catharine Gumby an alias subpoena
in divorce was awarded
In the case of Geo. b. Weiser VS..
Savilla Steifen an issue was awarded.
In the replevin case Of Ed. NJ.
Hummel VS.. n. S. Fisher the verdict
was for S1.0O in favCr Of plaintiff.
Te-. G.ys ti.4o vac given g dcic; J
ant to file reasons for a new trial
Alfred Specht, sheriff, acknowl-
edged Deeds to Joseph Meiser, Pc
ter Shaffer, Minnie E. Frantz, John
f. Ross, David Hoover, II. Nj. Nip
pie, Michael B. Holman, William A.
Smith, A. B. Spigelmyer. Annie G.
Kistner, Geo. G. Kuster, Samuel
Benfer and Geo. 5. Rine.
In the case of Geo. G, Glass VS..
Henry S. Beaver the verdict was for
the plaintiff for the sum of S2.l6
John ID. BogHr vs.. Benz. f. Grouse
the verdict was for the plaintiff for
Sl37.72.
ORPHANS COURT.
The executors, administrators
and guardians accounts and the
widows appraisements were con-
tirmed rs advertised.
Orders of sale We're granted in the
estates of Levi j. Romig, decd,
Pheoby Keeley, decd, Joseph
Peter, decd, George Gaugler,
decd, and Sarah +. Derk, decd.
Returns to order of sale were con-
firmed in estates of Elizabeth Neitz,
decd, Elias Hartman, decd, Isaac
Longacre, decd, Frederick Stahl,
decd. and Esta Shaffer. decd.
The Return to writ of Partition
was confirmed in the estate of DIR.
Isaac Hottenstein, decd.
Auditors Reports were confirmed
in estates Of W. II. Smith, decd,
Susan Hummel, decd, L. r. Gregor,
decd and Mary Hafiiey, decd.
In re-estate of Martha A. Hoff.
man. decd, j. Kohler Peck. guar.
dian of the minors of said decedent,
was discharged as such upon his
own petition.
W. j. Klose was appointed guar.
iian OF the minor child of A. NJ
Smith, decd.