The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-28

SObaleski aud Annie Boranofski, both of
Mahanoy City; Paul Enwk and Annie
Stamlski, both Of Kclayers, William w.
Williams, of shenandoah, and Susie Singly,
of Union township.
A deed from Sarah L. King ct. al. to Jacob
Britt, lot in Mahanoy City, was recorded
Also a deed from Ularia Dunkelberger ct. al.
to Emanuel Strausser, for a lot in Higgins
township.
COMMITMENTS.
William Smith, Of Port Carbon. was sent 20
Jail by Squire McQuade, of the sam place.
in default Of $500 bail, on oath of Charles
White, charged with being a nuisance.
Charles Deyine and Hugh Campbell were
committed by Squire Hafy, of Blythe
township, on oath of Charles Carroll, charged
with assault and battery and melting riot,
and with shooting one man.
Joe Commander, Of Gilberton, was COM
mittcd TO Jail by Squire Jones in default of
5000 bail, on oath Of George Wann, charged
with assault and battery.
Squire McQuadc, Of Port Carbon, sent
William Finn to Jail in default of 5000, on
oath Of Charles White, charged with being
drunk and disorderly.
Squire Phil. f.. Coyle, of Mahanoy City,
committed Harry Pifer to Jail in default Of
$500 bail, on oath Of II. J. Stern, charged
with larceny.
LTcEEsE TRANSFERS.
Retail license of Francisco Rupert, of the
Sixth ward of Pottsville, transferred to
Bernard NJ. and Henry A. Rupert,
Retail license OF William Cookson, Of
Middle ward of st. Clair, transferred to
Joseph Gerenda.
Wholesale license Of John H. Michel, of
East ward Of fremont, transferred to VIM.
II. FAIL.
fremont Brewing Company's license of
John Hewel, transferred to John G. Miller
and JOIN H. Michel.
Retail license of Avis Ellison, deceased,
late of Yorkville, transferred to Walburga
Ellison.
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS,
f. d. Smith asked for the appoiatmeut of
Arthur Shay as examiner in suit of f. B.
Allison vs., Minnie Allison, in divorce pro-
ceedings.
Edgar w. Bechtel asked that the Sheriff be
instructed to publish notice of divorce in
the suit of Henry H.. Snyder VS.. Mary
Snyder as respondent could not be found.
f. p. Erebs was appointed examiner in
suit Of James Gulduer VS., Sarah p. Guldner.
NJ. p. Mclaughlin was appointed examiner
III sun OF Jbllu ' . NrObNlllhu $, hl3tlh 1iDl-
man.
Subpocnas were issued in the cases of
Lydia A. Weist VS.. Florence 5. Weist Mary
A. Council VS.. John Connell; Lewis E. Clouser
VS.. Mary Clouser.
sHEREFTs DEEDS ACKNOWLEDGED.
Alex. Scott to Elizabeth Bellar, lot sold as
the property of Sebastian Bellar, in the Dor.
ough If Ashland, for $500.
Alex, Scott to Clearance ). Weldy, lot in
North Union township, sold as the property
Of WilliamJ !. Smith, for 500.
Alex. Scott to Clarence 5. Weldy, lot in
North Union township, sold as the property
of w, J. Smith, for 500.
Alex. Scott to Peter Flanagan, lot in Ash
land, sold as the property of Theodore
Werner, tor Il, 600.
Alex. Scott to II. B. Graeff, land in Rush
township, sold as the property of Hannah
Halsey for S25.
Alex. Scott to c. o. stroh, land in East
Union township, sold as the property of
Amanda Jane Carey, for S25,
Alex, Scott to Nancy Adams, lot in Potts
vile, sold as the property OF John A, Snlli-
van, for 81, 400.
Alex. Scott to David J. George, land in
East Union township, sold as the property of
| William NJ. Evans, for 500.
Alex. Scott to b. F, Bonner, lot in Schuyl-
kill Haven, sold as the property of st. Peters,
Evangelical church, for $500.
Alex. Scott to 5. X. f. Z. 1. &F. Co., Of
Pottsville, for lot in Pottsville, sold as the
property Of George Wagner, for 81, 200.
Alex. Scott to A, 5. Feter, lot in Pottsvills,
sold as the property of George C. Arbogast,
for s..
Alex. Scott TO John NOLAN, lots in Miners
vile, sold as the property of John Reed, for
$1,000.
Alex. Scott to Fidelity Building and Loan
Association Of Mahanoy City, for lot in Kline
township, sold as the property of William
Malzuca, for 500.
Alex. Scott to DR.. G. X. Binkley, lot in
Orwigsburg, sold as the property Of George
j. Irish, for 81, 400.
MINOR 7
Harry G.. Gardner, Francis Moyer and
James Lord were appointed bridge viewers
by court to ascertain the necessity of a bridge
in Rush township.
VIM. Brenneman, Charles Boyer and Harry
Matten were appointed viewers to assess
damages to fremont Coal Company for land
un which the School Board of Frailey town
ship have erected a school house.
Inc bblll u D. T. 1 lAJts 40 NhoAlt Va
the school district of Frackville, in the sum
of $4,000, with Henry Parton, So, Anthony
Beidamier, Benjamin Adams, Samuel Meyer
and William Taylor as s%ureties, was approved
by court.
Thomas J. O'BOyle was appointed Collec-
tor in Cass township, to fill the vacancy
caused by Edward McGrath, not qualifying.
Court appointed George S. Stautfer, John
+. McGinty and George Walker viewers as
prayed for in the potion Of residents of Rush
township, to view and lay out a new road.
Judge Dunn held a session of Orphans
Court yesterday and the following matters
were settled
An order of sale Of the real estate in the
estate of Simon Long, deceased, was granted
Daniel Obenhans, guardian Of Cora KlocB
and Ellen Freese, minors, was directed t.
sell his wards interest in real estate anC
bonds were filed,
Annie Baker, administrators Of the estate
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