The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-10
POTTSvILLE NEWS.
Happenings In Court and Elsewhere ut the
County seat.

to the County Commissioners, under the Act
Of 1887.
In the suit Of Oliver schlauck VS.. NJ. d.
OHare, judgment was re-opened, the lien TO
remain.
A rule was obtained on Justice Daily aud
his constable, both of McAdoo, to show cause
why they should not be attached for con-
tempt of court, because Of their action in
proceeding to sell the property at issue in TIE
case Of II. W Warls VS.. W. II. Stump. Next
Monday is fixed for the sale, aud the re-
marks of Judge Bechtel indicate that, If the
accused have not good defense, they will
receive the full benefit Of the law.
Attorney Graetf asked for judgment, for
want of a sufficient affidavit of defense, in
the suit of Daubenspeck VS.. Kleckner He
also filed the bond Of VIM. Haber, treasurer
Of Tamaqua borough in the sum of So 600
IL bore the endorsement Of the Town Council
George W. Ryon filed the interpleading
bond of Mary J. George, in the sum Of 81. 200.
S. NJ Enterline and w. S. Dewitt sub
mitted, without argument, the papers in the
case of w. N Stein vs.. A. n Kehler and
wife, rule to open judgment as to Mrs.
Keller
Mry 1st was fixed for hearing Of the ap-
pliuation of Robert Jeffrey for discharge un-
der the insolvent laws.
After some discussion between Messrs.
Schalck, Enterline and F."G. Farquhar,
April Gath was fixed as the day set for argu-
ment in the suits Of Meyer ct. al vs. Hartzell,
and The Church of God VS. the German
EldersSp of Pennsylvania.
F. G. Farquhar submitted the papers,
without argument, in the case of Buck VS..
l.. G. & n. Co.
Frank W. Bechtel fled the report Of
Charles c. Matten, auditor of the assigned
estate of w. f. Mills.
Arthur L. Shay, Esq, objected to William
Snyder as bondsmsn for the saloon license of
Adam Norvsavage, claiming that he was on
too many bonds Mr. Snyder, in answer to
Judge Bechtel, stated that he was worth
about S25,5OO in property located in Sheuau-
doah. Minersville, Pottsville and AIddleport.
His name was allowed to go on the bond,
with the warning from the court that he
should be sure that he was not on too many
license bonds before signing any more Mt
Snyder replied that he thought he was on
about ten already.
In the matter of the application of St.
Ludwig's Lithuanian Beneficial Society OF
Shenandoah, Mr.. Bechtel said he would file
demurrer to the exceptions noted by
ground that, even if true, they form no valid
reason why charter should not be granted.
He also asked the court to fix date for
argument of the exceptions.
On motion of John F. Whalen, ESQ, next
Monday was fixed to hear arguments on the
rules to open the judgments on the Scanlau
| tax bonds.
! In the case of Manbeck VS.. Jones, Mr.
| No IN fak I,,l
Mr.. Wadlinger said Mr.. Jones had removed
the distractions, and the Manbecks, as wei
as the general public had full access to ans
| from the property. Mr.. Schalk replied tha
this was not in accord with the information
he received last week. 1t was agreed t
postpone further action until the facts can bt
looked up.
In the case Of the Commonwealth VS.
Howells, a Tamaqua license case, a mol. pros
was entered by request Of the prosecutrix.
Deputy District Attorney Bashore called
the following for sentence; Harry Savage
George Koher, Michael Connors, p. J
Foley and Constable Brennan. The cour
ordered them to pay the costs, or give Sc
curity to do so within ten days.
An application for a charter was made by
the st. Clair Board of Health.
A report of the auditor of the assigned
estate of Daniel McGurl was filed.
Next Monday was fixed for argument il
the case of the P. & R. C. & l. Co. VS.
| Delaney.
E. w. Shoemaker had the court Z mex
Monday for argument in the suit of Leibne
VS.. McNeilus.
The court fixed May 1st for hearing tn,
application of William Forty for discharge
| under the insolyent laws.
NJ. NJ. Burke, Esq, asked for Judgment
for want Of an affidavit of defense, in tn,
case of the Trustees of the Shenandoah
Lumber and Feed Company VS.. Frank Nc
Andrew.
A motion was made to have the testimony
and charge Of the court in the case of tn,
heirs of Dr. Brown VS.. The Mill Creek Goa
Company written out.
Michael J. McLain was suggested to tn
court for appointment as registry assessor a
Lost Creek.
The bonds of several tax collectors wer
handed to the court by County SolictO
Bechtel, he stating that the County Com
missiOners had approved them.
A petition for divorce was filed by Wash
ington Leichleitner VS.. Catherine Leich
leitner.
In the case of Julius and G. W. Streng v.
The Holyke Water Company of Massachu
setts an application to compel the company {
satisfy mortgage formerly held by the Al
thracite Coal Company was argued befor
Jldge Bechtel.
The following transfers of liquor license
were made to-day: Peter Yanolavage, Fir
ward of Shenandoah, to Adam Narosavag
Charles II. Kammer, Washington township
to John F. Zerbe; Paul Greunke, Tumblin
Run hotel, to George G. Fricke; John Knol
laloh, Fourth ward of Pottsville, to job
? Limbert Samuel f. Schucker Pinegro,
township, TO Harry r. Schrope.
A marriage license was granted to Lew
Behney and RebeCca Nelson, both of Port,
township.
4 Sheriff Toole acknowledged in open cou
= to-day a deed to John ]. Sallada, for propert
= in Ashland sold as belonging to Frederic
i Dahm, FOR $50.
: The following deeds were recorded tn
u morning Luther L. Bredbruner and wife
% Elias Shaefer, premises in East BrunswiC
township; solomon B, Stupp to George
Shaetier, premises in Eldred township; Ma
Salmon and Others to Charles Heyer, pTemis
P" in MahanOy City.
A lease from w. Bishoff and others
Cyrus Roger, Of Mahanoy City, was filed
record
In Orphans Court to-day Theodore Pers
y ing was appointed guardian of Donald Cart,
:. minor child of Frank Carter, deceased, ID
a of POttsville His bond in the sum
~ ~ $4,000 with Cyrus L. Pershing as suret
Go XVag annrovad