Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-06-03
LEGAL NEWS.

TRIAL LIST
Jas. NJ. Henry vs. Malinda Henry.
divorce. verdict for plaintiff and divorce
granted
Geisler VS. Cypher, eiectment, was
continued till june 18th
W. T. Ramsey VS. J. C. Ramsey,
ejectment plea, not guilty, verdict for
plaintiff for $50
J. 3. Sherman ct al vs. J. ". Thomp-
son. assumpsit, verdict for plaintiff for
$I20, subject to the questions reserved
by the Court.
The Munhall ct al vs Smith ct al F.,
ejectment case is being tried to-day.
F. E. Miller VS. Borough of Mars.
trespass. settled by the parties
O. stepp vs. g. Maisland assumpsib
settled
The Householder V Brenner, replev-
in and Dewire vs. Monks, assumpsit
cases We're settled.
Mary Mangel V F. r. r. Co, tres
pass, verdict by agreement for plaintiff.
for $500
Norman May VS. A McCaferty ct al,
assumpsit. verdict FOR plaintiff \ new
trial was asked for and granted.
J. NJ. Elliott vs. b. * P r r. Co.
trespass. Defendant filed bond TO have
damage assessed by viewers and the
plaintiff then discontinued.
]. W Brinton VS. ". Z. Clark ct. al.
eiectment. no defense and verdict given
plaintiff for one-third Of land described
in the writ six cents damages and
costs
P. J Mann VS. Wm Cowan ct al.
trespass, verdict for plaintiff for $1,000.
New trial asked for.
John Studebaker W. New Castle Gas
Co. trespass, verdict for plaintiff for
$500.
The Miller VS. Greenewalt, trespass,
and Dillimore vs. Fauble, assumpsit
cases were continued.
w. H. Larkins &c Co vs. Davidson,
trespass, on trial
NOTES.
Robert Russell has entered a com
piaint of conspiracy to defraud against
SudS IlOSdH anu ANoDC4t DAAtte44A'
C. b. Young had Tony Peiner arrested
on a charge of surety of the peace.
The Wallace shows settled the tres
pass action brought against them by
VIM. Seton, of Clinton twp.
A motion for a new trial was enter
tanned in the May VS. McCafferty, as
sumpsit case.
George Ketterer was appointed guar
dian of George T., w. D., Lawrie K,
and John A Miller, heirs of Josiah
Miller. decd.
All the licensed hotels of Butler have
filed applications for renewals, and
Mrs. Jennie Nixon, will try it again.
Over the county the applications are
about the same as last year; Henry
Doerr and Bernhart Bachle, of Saxon
burg; H. J. Smith, for Wholesale), and
J. p: Shirley, of Butler, being the new
names on the list.
Conrad Nicolas was appointed guar
dian of Nettie and Addie Rice, minor
children of Nancy Rice, decd.
On complaint of Walter Rosensteel,
J ohm Delair was arrested for larceny.
The will of Joseph Shields, of Worth
was probated and letters granted to
James Shields.
Letters Of administration on the es-
t ate of S. S. Forester, of Prospect
We're granted to Agnes Forester.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
JOS Shields to Chas Schoaff, lot in
Mechanicsburg for s400
J NJ Riddle to c and E Thompson, %
acres in Buffalo for $500.
Clara Frichtinger to A w Root, lot
in Zelienople for $1,000
Japhia McMichael to P = & L E r R,
4 acres in Clay for $1,000.
w E Kelly, exr. to Emily G Collins,
lot in Worth for $500
Zelienople Elk Co to Fl G. McKim,
lot in Jackson for 81.
Z G Smith to G J Surrena, 81 acres
in Venango for 500
Jonathan Wilson to Margaret E
Wilson, 215 acres in Jackson for 81
Isaiah Collins to w a Forquer t40
acres in Washington for $500
Heirs Of w V Hardman to Smelda
a Wick, lot in Butler for S3G75.
Zelienople Elk Co to Maria c Renker,
lot in jackson for $17J.
Margaret c Campbell TO y A Hilliard
lot in Middlesex for 800
Amanda 3 Byers to Margaret era
ham, lot in Butler for 5000.
PH Sechler to T d Mcconnell, lot
in Prospect for $1,000.
NJ II Byerly ct al, trustees to Geo
e Obi. % acres in Buffalo for $4,000.
W G McCandless to L Fl Stepp prop
erty in Middlesex for $1,000.
4 f Fleeger TO p B & l. E r r. lot
in Clay for 800.
G. A Hilliard to A II BARLEY, 2l acres
in Muddycreek for $500
G. Ketterer. guardian to Z b 65 l. +
r r. lot in Centre for $500.
Samuel BighleY to p b d L f r X,
lot in Clay for $1400.