The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-05-06

Mines, deceased.
Auditors reports were confirmed
nisi as follows:
Estate of Elias George, deceased,
David Kreisher, Z"
Luther G. Graham"
Peter Greasy,
In re-assigned estate of VIM. Neal,
order of sale as to unsold parts of
tract No. 7, the Mcclure tarm, is con-
tinued till next term.
Harrison E. Berger VS.. Sarah M.
Berger. Divorce John Harman is
appointed commissioner to take testi-
mony.
c. w. Hess VS.. B. & S. RR. Co.
Cause settled, except the payment of
$I3, the amount of Plaintiffs bill.
The Court made an order finding the
Defendant should pay the said costs.
Report of viewers for public road
in Pine township, in favor, confirmed
hisi. Width 80 feet.
John Parr appointed Guardian of
Ottimer c., Vertie S., Daise A.,
Annie, Edward H., and Samuel Parr.
Estate of Wesley Nuss, decd. Sale
of real estate ordered.
Registers accounts presented and
confirmed nisi.
Estate of Silas w. McHenry, de-
ceased. Return of sale confirmed
nisi. Also Widows Appraisement
confirmed nisi.
Com. VS.. John Turner, charge
stealing watch, &C., of A. E. Boston.
True bill.
Com. VS.. John Direling ct, al.
Assault and battery. True bill.
Com. VS.. VIM. Lockard and Ed.
ward Correll. Larceny. True bill.
c. c. Peacock ct. al. VS.. w. S.
Moyer Ex., ct. al. Decree and allot-
ments, bids, &C., filed.
Abram Hartman, A. B. Herring
and c. E. Williams were appointed
viewers for a road in Fishingcreek
near lands of Otis Pealer.
Case of Com. VS.. Norman Young,
surety of the peace was called, but
the defendant not having any counsel,
the Court appointed E. J. Flynn, Esq,
to defend him. The prosecutor is
Daniel Young of Jackson township
and the defendant is a son. Daniel
Young testified that Norman threaten
ed to kill him with an AK and did
damage to the household goods, &C.,
and said he wanted Norman put un-
der bonds to keep the peace. The
defendant was called before the Court
and asked if he had anything to say
why he should not Civ. bond for good
behavior. He denied most of the
charges. The Court sentenced him
to pay costs of prosecution, give bail
in $500 to keep the peace toward the
public and especially to his father
Daniel Young.
Petition OF four OF the heirs of
Caleb Barton, for the appointment by
the Court of a disinterested Trustee
to sell the real estate.
In the case of Com. VS.. John Dire
ling ct. al, Ida Fields, prosecutrix,
the defendants pleaded guilty, the
charge being assault and battery. Ida
was sworn and testified that when
coming home from church last Febru-
ary Direling and three Earnst boys
pelted her with snow balls and mud
spelling her clothes and hat, and they
cursed and swore.
John Direllng and Mayberry Earnst,
two Of the defendants, were question
ed, admitting that they snow balled
but did not intend harm, though when
they saw Ida was getting cross they
threw more. The defendants were
called before the Court and sentenc-
ed to pay costs of prosecution and
further sentence is suspended pending
their good behavior. They had al
ready served two months IN Jail.
Estate of Jacob Moyer, diseased.
Petition of trustee to make an invest
ment upon approval of the Court, and
heirs to be notified.
G. d. Fowler VS.. Susan Fowler.
Divorce. An issue and jury trial
asked for.
Jury called for the case of Com. VS.
Cain, charge, carrying concealed
deadly weapons. Frank Trainowski,
prosecutor.
John w. Yorks VS.. Martha Yorks.
Subpoena in divorce awarded, return
able next regular term.
John Direling and the three Earnst
boys applied for discharge under the
Insolvent Act. They were held in
their own recognizance in the sum of
$500 for Their appearance at three
O'Clock first day of next term 70 prove
their insolvency.
List Of Traverse Jurors for first