Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-16
!. Settled.


Commonwealth vs. Howard T.
Mailor, fornicAsion. &c, with Blanche
C. Helvich. Recognizance renewed
aud case continued
Commons wealth VS.. Frank Jones,
assanii and battery on John Kennedy.
Settled
Commonwealth VS.. John Rseder,
furnishing liquor to minors. WIN.
W. Henry, prosecutor. Settled.
Commonwealth vs.. Fl. A. Ramp,
fornication, &c, with Nary E. Amig.
Recogniz.nce renewed and the case
continued.
Commonwealth vs.. j. 2. IcIlher-
ny, fornication and bastardy with
Naomi Hagi. Mr.. McIlhenoy being
like the Irishman, Eet sure that he
WAS guilty until he heard the evil
dence at the conclusion OF the COM
monweai.h's evidence entered the
plea Of pole contendence and the
court sentenced him to pay fine Of
SIS and S25 laying in expenses, $40
for maintenance of child to the pres
ent time aud 81 per week for main
tenanca until the child arrives at the
age Of seven years. it having been
born Dec. 25, 1895, and 10 give ss
curity to the overseers of Lack town
ship to comply with this sentence.
The Grand Jury reported many
things IN and about the court house
in bad order, more particularly the
ccur. room, where there is danger OF
large sections of the ornamental plas-
work falling, and eudangering the
lives of people therein.
Commonwealth VS.. John Clifford,
fornication and bastardy with Amy
V. Fisher. TIE evidence in this
case conflicting as between the stories
of the prosecutrix aud defendant, and
evidence was adduced connecting an
other perty with the crime. The
verdict, however, was guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John S. Bucher,
fornication and bastardy with Ellen
V. Bay. Settled after true bill mad
been found.
Common wealth vs. Enoca Shelter
berger, assault and battery on JOS
eph Bashore. The parties are broth
erin law aud disagreed about tie
making OF ditch on the public road,
and blow was struck by Shcllen
berger Verdict, guilty.
Hugbey & Brown VS.. the Perry
County Railroad Company. Plain
! tiff sued for commission for prCcur'
ing q loan for the railroad company
at the time it was building. Alter
proceeding with the case for some
time, the absence of witness who
had been subpGnsed, bat did moi
come. caused the court TO allow a iu
ror to be Withdrawn and the cass
continued.
Pomeroy's administrators ". d D
Stone When this ease was called
defendant agreed ia Judgment fol
$50.
Harriet Auker vs. Isaac Eika, tres
pass. Plaintiff claimed that dsfend
ant had set his fence SONS distance
out on plaintiff land, and refused tc
place 1t on same line.
The case resolved Itself inio thu
question as to where an ancient fence
has stood, upon which the evidence
was conflicting and tioaiiy tac j1rorz
were sent out to view tne piaca
They gave verdict for plaintiff fol
five dollars damages thus sustaialag
Mrs Auks.'s contention as to the 10
cation of the line. 4 motion for s
row trial was allowed, to lie argued
September %. 1896, five days being
given to file additional reasons.
Henry Hover vs.. the SusQuehanns
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Suit to recover the amount of aa ia
snrance on house o: plaintiff il Sus
quehanna township. The sum claim
ed being $500. Defence claimad tina
no proof Of loss had beea made an6
that the building destroyed was no
worth the amount os tbs insurance
Verdict for plaintiff for $i64 20. A
motion for new trial was mads.
Mary Arbuck'e upon sn inquisitio,
held before Judge Wickersham AID
six jurors was adjuIged lunlt;s
and James Fl. Junk was appointed
her committee.
| Common wealth VS.. John Clifford
A new trial wcs moved for, and Enocl
Shei.eDberger for assault sRd batter,
was fned $500 and costs
Upon application of the Pennsyl
van!a railroad COMPANY TO condemn
the Cooper pro 2erty in Port Roya!
Reuben Caveny, ". \. Sterratt. job:
Stoner, Hiram z. Stewart, Fred
Espenscbaae, FL. II. G,nninger apt
Fl. FL. Hartman were appointed view
ers.
In the appeal OF Milford township
from removal of Mshala Carter All,
three children from Fermaragli. III,
appeal sustained as to two of In
children and dismissed as to Mahai.
and ons child and Fermanagh allow
ed 20 costs.
Commonwealth er relatione John J
Porter vs. Jacob Price, conductor ri
Cabin 9O6ll. Certiorari to A 81
Weidmap, j. p. Judgment OF Jus
tice affirmed
Court adjourned Saturday at 4:3i
P. u.
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