Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-07-22
LEGAL NEWS.
NOTES.

Butler Fair-Sept. Z, s, 8 and 10th.
A mortage from the Butler Water Co.
| to the Farmers La 7. Co. for 5000, 600,
was recorded this week.
| Saturday August A, will be the last
| day for filling accounts with the Re
corder for presentation at September
Term.
Valveria Sullivan has brought suit in
| trespass VS. VIM Wheeler, Joseph
Keith and Edward Reith, and claims
damages in $500.
Emma Krumpe, formerly of Saxon
| burg. has entered suit VS. G.. A. Bauer.
| of Allegheny, for breach of promise,
| and claims damages in 50, 900;
Letters of administration were grant
ed to Mary Orvill on estate of James
Orvill of Jefferson twp.
The will of Frederick Sachs, of Sax
onburg; was probated; no letters. Also
| will of Christopher Rinker, of Cherry
twp, and letters to DR.. H. D. Hocken
| berry.
| The will of John P Smith of Butler
was probated, no letters: also will OF
John Coulter of Concord and letters 70
| J. H Coulter: also will of Jonathan j.
Winner of Worth and letters to A. II.
| Barkley.
The County Commissioners will
not remodel the Jail this year. The
| plans and specifications will be laid be
| fore the two next grand iuries, and the
work will probably be done next year.
| In the meantime, however, the Com
| mIssioners will build a tunnel from the
| Court House to the Jail for the steam
pipes which are continually getting out
| OF order.
In the case of the Commonwealth ys
| some parties living near Saxonburg for
| selling hard cider the cost was put
| on the county Esq Keck informs Us
| that there was nothing III the case, that
| the evidence showed that some vinegar
| had been sold by somebody TO some
! BODY, and that alone: ana that as the IN
| formation had been made through a
| constable and the County Detective
| the costs are for the county TO pay.
Young Kelso, the boy that the Pitts
| burg police caught in Oklahoma few
| days ago, but who jumped from the
| train and escaped to the woods on the
| WHY DaCh. LlN tu 1T w dtttlo EteltAOii q
| few years ago, and cooked for John
| Stewart. The boy is accused of muir
| dering his father at a lonely shanty
somewhere up the Monongahela: He
is slim, wiry little fellow; and not
altogether right
The law passed by the recent Legis-
| lature fixes constable fees as follows:
For making a return to court the con-
| stables will receive 81. 80, for attending
| special ward, borough or township cleo
ton So; for travelling expenses the
| milage in all cases will be 6 cents for
each mile Travelled.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
CD Bole to G Kelly, lot in Butler
| for $1,000
| RI McMichael to E F Kiskadden, 2
| acres in Venango for S1100.
| O Kornrumph to Thos A Kelly, lot
in Mt Chestnut for S1700.
Chas Rebhun to Tillie Sanders, lot
in Butler for $500.
| 20 A Kennedy to B & L E R r
| lots in Butler for $4,000.
| Jas Bredin to A E Butler, 10 acres in
| acres in Parker for 800.
JB Gilmore to E R Campbell, lot in
| Millerstown for $3.50.
w L Rape to A HI Kuauff, 80 acres in
| Lancaster for So.
w G McCandless to J p Mccall, %
| acres in Franklin for 5000
VIM S Cochran to w V Seaton, 72
| acres in Butler twp for $500.
W S Cochran to Mary E. Cochran,
| "a acres in Penn for $3.50.
Q C Daubenspeck to D G Daubenspeck,
| -. g.,
| Thomas Robinson to Jas. B, Wright
| lot in Butler for $3.50.
w II Moorehead to R A Watson lot
| in Centreville for $100
J NJ Mckinney to W J Grimes lot in
| Connoquenessing boro for $4,000.