The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
PoTTsyILLE LETTER.
A sad Incident in Connection with the
pittston Disaster.
PorrsyuLr, June 30.

PoTTsyILLE June 30.
L. A. Beddall ESD presented the petition
Of Daniel x, Barlow, of Montana, to be adj
mittCd to practice in the courts Of this county
and asked that it be referred to the Examin-
ing Committee. Mr. Barlow is gradute of
the Ann Arbor, Michigan, law school and has
been admitted to a number of Supreme and
Circuit Courts i'm the West
+. b. krcbs Esq, presented the petition of
residents of West Penn township asking for
viewers to review a road in that township.
John +. Whalcn, Esq, submitted the
petition of James =. Flanagan, as a law
student in the office of Hon James b. Reilly
and asked that it be referred to the Bar
Examining Board
Mr.. Whalcn also asked that time be set to
dispose of the case of NJ. c.. Watson VS..
Columbia Brewing Company, bill in equity,
in which an injunction had been granted to
restrain the brewing company from carrying
on its work so as to be a nuisance
f. w. Bcchtel presented the petition of
citizens of Pine Grove township to appoint
viewers to view and lay out road in that
township.
George w. Gise, Esq, asked court to with
draw the rule granted in the bill in equity
suit of borough of Schuylkill Haven VS.. Cora
Hoy, ct. al.
George j. Wadlinger, ESD presented TIE
petition Of W. w. Scott and Agnes Scott, who
made an assignment to George J. Wadlinger
and Vincent Sheeder, Of Wilkesbarre. They
asked to make final settlement with Alex
Scott and George W. Scott and that the
assignees be discharged
Charles f. Breckons, Esq. filed the report
of George j. Raab, assignee of Francis Zuber
| J. w. Honsberger, Esq in the matter of
charter for the borough of McAdoo stated to
court that Mr. Whitehouse, counsel for ex-
ccptants, agreed to submit the case to the
court without argument
W. j. Whitehousc offered the report of G.
a. Berner examiner in the divorce suit of
barbara Condor VS. Michael Condor, and
asked that it be withheld until alimony is
settled.
After the hearing of motions Howard Hop
kius, Joseph Schwendcr Leon Eckert and
Jenkiu Hopkins all of lIahanoy City. were
called for sentence They were tried last
week for violating the borough ordinance i'm
regard to garbage. Eckert and Jeniin Hop
klns, who were found not guilty were dir
rectcd to pay the costs. The other two were
given fine of SIS and costs Judge Bechtel
said, in sentencing the latter that the offense
with which they were charged was a serious
one, i'll that it endangered the health, and
perhaps the lives of the community, but he
believed they had been taught a lesson
In the Orphans Court distribution state
ments were handed down in the estate of
Emcline Lutz, late of Rush township, de-
ceased, and also in the estate of Nathan
Mautz, late Of West Penn township, de-
ceased.
The Court ordered the sale of the real
g-t Of ia1 1,t. A,I1
the instance of the Administrator Francis
Mendler. He gave his bond in the sum of
$1,000 with John Mcudler and George
keliar as surctics.
In the matter of the estate of Dewalt
Faust, of Auburn, court ordered that it be
sold at public sale, one of the heirs accepted
a portion of the real estate and the remaining
refused. The executors gave bond in the
sum of Sll,O with Joseph Frederci, Henry
Rcber and Chas. E. Quail as sureties.
An unknown hungarian was found dead
along the track Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at St Clair this morning. He was terribly
cut up, both legs being broken and his skull
fractured. 1t is supposed that he was struck
by freight train last night
Michael Counel, one of the cntombed
miners in the Pittston mine disaster, is Il
brother Of Joe Counell, the well-known ball
player Of Morca. He was "a years Of age
and unmarried. \ sad feature of his death
is the fact that he was working his last shift
and intended to return home yesterday to
his mother in New Jersey.
DEEDS RECORDED.
John Joseph Gallagher to Cady c. Gala
CHER, premises in Coal Dale
George RadtOrd to John j. Buckley for a
lot in st, Clair.
Annie NJ. Thomas administratrix, to Isaac
q Scholstall, premises in Llewellyn.
Annie Henkle ct. al. to August Stine,
premises in Ashland.
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company to Henry Ahrens tract of 300 acres
partly in Schuylkill and partly in Berks
county.
Charles j. Loeser, ct, al, to Leonard w.
Weissinger, piece of land in Yorkville.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph Szesloski and Margaret Bozi, both
of Sheppton.
Harry f. Marshall and Sadie NJ. Girton,
both of Shamokin.
Claude f. Lewis and Sarah r. Hoover both
Of Pottsville.
Letters tcstamentary were granted to
Franklin NJ. and James a. Kerschner on the
estate of Jonathan Kerschner, late of Wash
lngtOn township, deceased.
Letters of administration were granted to
Frank Burns on the estate of Joseph Botalia,
late Of Kline township deceased Catharine
Blew on the estate of Henry Blew, late of
Ryon township, deceased; John A. Fertig on
the estate of John Z. Fertig, late of Wash
ington township, deceased; Irwin Reber and
Louisa Blackburn on the estate of Joseph
Reber, late of Schuylkill Haven, deceased.
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