The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-09-25
POTTSVILLE NEWS.
Happenings in Court and Elsewhere at the
County Seat.

Pottsville, Sept. 25.-A full court sat on
the bench this morning.
Judge Bechtel granted the petition Of Il.
w. Robinson, Pottsville, for detectives
license.
Decisions by Judge Mari;
Lottie VS.. Harry E. Bensinger divorce
granted.
Amandus Bilman appointed clerk of
Delano township, vice Henry J Parry, re-
moved to another district
Frank Heller appointed election inspector
Of New Silver Brook, Kline township in
stead of Conner Jones, removed to another
district
Petition to remove polling place from Penn
sylvana hotel to Merchants hotel, Pottsville,
denied.
Jesse Boadle VS.. Fred Burkert rule made
absolute
Clinch Valley Coal Company VS. Thomas
NJ. Griftths rule for judgment discharged
Hefner VS.. Seltzer stay of execution
granted; motion to strike OFF judgment re-
fused.
Decisions by Judge Heuning:
No order will be handed down in either Of
the proceedings IN Michael J. o. Brien vs..
Cass township school district until after the
Supreme Court has decided the case.
The petition of Tamaqua residents for an
increase Of the number of School Directors
and Councilmen in each ward from two to
three granted and special election according
to the Act Of Assembly ordered
Fourteen cases Of this weeks trial list
were continued for the term, eleven were
reported ready for trial. one taken oil the
list and one reported settled.
JUDGE HENNING REVERSED.
The Clerk Of the Courts received from the
Supreme Court this morning decision in
the case Of Michael j. OBren VS.. Cass
Township School District the latter
the appellants. The court orders tina.
the writ of peremptory mandamus issued by
the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkul
county against the School District be stayed
and all proceedings in the case be stayed
until the final hearing on the appeal be dis
posed of by the Supreme Court. The order
means that o. O'Bren will not be a member of
the School Board while the case is pending in
the Supreme Court This is a reversal Of
Judge Henning's opinion.
NOTION COURT
David E. Zehner VS.. Charles Zehner ad-
ministrator, judgement by default granted
Samuel w. Clark and d. H. Hepter VS..
Elias Klinger leave to enter judgement on
two judgement notes granted.
Charles VS.. Ida Knarr, petition for divorce;
papers filed.
Fred. Weber VS.. Gregory J. Knapp and
George Fleuhr, as administrator, judgement
in default secured.
Joanna Murray VS. John F. Murray, sub
poena in divorce issued.
Llewellyn VS.. Buechley, case tried II years
ago, argument continued pending a search
for copy of the testimony
The motion for new trial in the Latu-
nickas perjury case was argued.
! The petition of Lizzie Zimmers was filed.
She asks that her case against Daniel Pierce
be certified from the criminal court to the
civil court, so that she may collect the ex-
pense of keeping their child, Pierce having
become possessed Of property through the
death of his father Pierce was discharged
| from Jail under the insovent laws after
serving three months,
The resignation of Caleb Kinzi from the
Office of Tax Collector Of Mount Carbon was
filed, but no action taken.
The saloon license of Christ Eisenhart, OF
Pottsville, was transferred to Edward Reilly,
The Tamaqua Banking and Trust Company
VS.. Evan Koenig, judgment for want of an
affidavit Of defense granted.
Mary A. VS.. B. G. Moore, suit for divorce
second order Of publication granted
October 9th was fixed for hearing excep
tions to report of c. c. Matten, auditor o
Valentine Miller estate.
Jacob Culp VS.. Alfred Harvey, P. J
Courtney and East Ridge Coal Company
hearing continued to October 23rd. Judg
ment for non-appearance asked agains
Harvey and Courtney argument fixed fo
same date.
Evan NJ. Evans VS. Mary J. Evans, ruiz
obtained by defendant to show cause WHY
the satisfaction Of a 81 500 mortgage SHOULD
not be stricken from the record. Evan
alleges that he never signed the paper ol
which the satisfaction was entered and tina
his mark was a forgery.
Permission was granted to enter Of recort
two Judgment notes Of $500 and S275, respec
lively, given by Eli T. Miller, of Middeport
60 Elizabeth, his wife.
In the suit Of George Weissnger ant
brother VS.. David Brittle and the Citizens
B. & 5. F. Association Of Cressona, garnishee
rule to strike OFF judgment.
The bond Of Captain John F. Barnhard, 0
Co. F, sth Regt., n G. p, Girardville, in tn
sum Of s. 600, and that of Lieutenant Will
lam g. Parker, IN $1,000 approved.