Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-07-21
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Dr. 4 u Nsynan. Jas. 3 Nate
and o. c. Redic were appointed com
mission 20 enquire into the alleged ID
macy OF AITs 4 ! Johnston
The articles Of association and charter
Ot the Butler County Agriculr1Ial %
ciety has been fled n the Protbonota
y cEice.
The Jareck Manufacturing Co. has
issued summons = 2ss-..g=:t - ! H
Faubel e al
The win Of Isaac Kepple Of Tairview
twp was probated and letters granted
70 VIM. L KePDle
Alex B5rlaDd was appointed Judge Of
Elections for the 1st ward, Butler vice
Charles Collins, who is with Co. Z at
Fort Washington.
Saturday. August 6th. viii be the
last day for filing accounts with the
Register and Recorder Tor presentation
at Sept. Term.
The tax books win be ready for the
collectors at County Com missioner Of
fee or Saturday July 30
Mrs. Eestie Christie has brought a
charge Of desertion against FOrg L.
Christie and Hrs. " z. Walker a
charge Of surety Of the peace against
John II Walker
Eli Stafford CO. Of Muskegon Mich
haa issued summons in aszumpsit Is
John DindiLger, et al Trustees Of the
First Q P church Of Zelienopie
amount Of claim $3.50.
Wm. Evans has Deen returned -
Court On q charge Of a e and surety
of the peace, preferred by Sirs- Lidie
Cupps.
The finding Of the late Grand Jury in
the case OF the Commonwealth Us Dr.
5alm. for p-acticing medicine without
z license-uOt 4 -rue bill and prOsecI-
tor, James Skillman 20 pay the costa,
was set aside 20 far a. the payment Of
costs was concerned The county was
directed to pay the costs.
The petition Of citizens Of Butler twp
adjoining the Boro On the west, for an
nexati01 to the borough was granted
Electors residing south OF New Castle
street % vote in the third ward and
those residing north of it 70 vote in the
fifth ward Butler borough il to pay
the township poor district S29.22, the
school district 80 50. and the road dis
trict S27 A., and the auditor Si142
The County Commissioners annual
assessment report 70 the Secretary Of
internal affairs for 1888, gives the fol-
lowing aggregates; Number Of taxa
bles 1864, acres cleared land $50 15J,
acres timber land - ,6GJ, value Of al
real estate si4, 1G9, jl3, value Of real e3-
tate exempt from taxation S55S, $50, val
ne Of real estate taxable SO, lSv 80,
number Of horses 12. PSI, value S321, e'2,
cattle u 13i, value s171, ,577; value Of
salaries, etc SG76.220; aggregate value
of all property taxable for county pur-
poses at the rate Of X mills on the dol
lar, Si4,3JG, G52; amount Of money at IL
terest s3,518, S37; State tax Assessed
thereon Slj, ,273.3j.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
WB Dodds. sheriff, to Robt Krause
50 acres in Winfield for 800.
SarnI Bolton 70 q A Eyman 81 acres
in Connog for $500.
Michael Mckinley TO 9 II McCauley
II acres in Butler twp for Si100.
" mckinley 70 & II McCau!ey3 acres
in Butler twp for s46S.
VI f Leslie to Della Ramsey lot IN
for 500.
Peter Burr, heirs 10 Geo Fl Burr 63
acres in Forward for 5000
VIM Oesterling to e J Ryan, Jr lot
in Summit for $50.
TN Marshall TO 9 II KnaelI lot in
Mars for $155.
NJ E Zeek 10 A 3 Crafty lot in Butler
for Il 9G5
w 2 Dodds, Sheriff, 70 John Ra)ston
III acreg in Clay for -.
VI Robertson 10 w II Fowler / acre
in Concord for 81
% + Corwin, receiver to Chas 4 Shfel
property in jackson for $1525.