The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-03

until the nfst Monday OF september. Many
lawyers were on hand to attend Judge
Dunn's session of the Orphans Court. There
will be session on Monday, July gath, to take
judgments aud acknowledge Sherd7s deeds.
and also to hear argument for new trial in
the case Of Thomas Brennan, who was con-
/ victed on Saturday Of the murder Of Henry
/ Elliott
WILL ISSUE THE BONDS.
The County Commissioners expect to
deliver ths us 81 900 bonds to H. H. Pierson
Jr., Of Philadelphia, or the firm he repre-.
sents, some day this week, perhaps on
/ Wednesday. The Taxpayers Association
asked an exception in order to hold back the
| delivery until they could have time to con-
slider an appeal to higher court, but it is
believed they have no standing in the matter
not having been party to the proceedings
which were submitted by the County Com
missoners to the court as a case stated.
through their attorney, Harry O. Bechtel
! Esq.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Washington German Beneficial Building
and Loan Association to John Simon, premises
in Mahanoy City same to Frank Pleskat
premises in Mahanoy Patrick Monaghan to
Peter Krich, premises in Girard Vile Alex
ander WitUhey and wife to The Evangelical
Lutheran church, premises in Nuremburg (;
| Margaretta Sower, Executrix, to The Evan
gelioal German Lutheran church, premises
in Nuremburg John Hodge and wife to
Peter B. Maurer. premises in Barry township;
Louis A Riley and wife to Howard j. Will
Jams, premises in Ashland Michael Curley
to John korizno, premises in st. Clair.
ORPHANS COURT.
In the Aaron Kleckner Estate corrected
distributive statement was filed.
| In the William j. Murdock Estate a decree
Of distribution was filed.
| In the Mary Ann Hover Estate the court
ordered $50 to be paid to Charles j. Lauden-
slayer and the balance of 500 to be distri-
buted among the heirs.
The bond of Mary Keating, guardian of
Anna l. Campbell, minor child of Thomas
Campbell, late of New Philadelphia. de-
ceased, in the sum of $1,000, approved
Charles b. Anery was appointed guardian
Of Adam John, minor child of Michael
Schmauch, late of Tamaqua, deceased Bond
in 81 500.
In the Estate of James Doyle, a rule was
granted on the widow to show cause why
letters Of administration should not be
granted to Miles and Gaughan, creditors,
| returnable September 4th
! In the Estate of Louisa Bender, the hear
ing of the audit of the accounts of Louis ].
Bender, administrator ended. Judge Dunn
passed upon the account.
TO ASK FOR BIDS.
The County Commissioners to-day directed
the Controller to advertise fol- bids for the
erection of slaughter house and ioehouse
at the Schuylkill Haven almshouse for re-
| pairs to bridge north of Rausch's station to
the Strauch bridge at Cressona, and the
Hartz bridge near Ringtown.
MINOR COURT NOTES.
! The liquor license of William Wanslaw, in
the Fifth ward Of Shenandoah, was trans.
| lerred to Mrs. William Wanslaw.
Hon r. II. Koch has appealed from the
decision Of Judge Lyons, in which His Honor
decided that Mr.. Koch was not entitled to
fees in mol pressed cases during his term as
District Attorney. The case will be tried in
the Superior Court.
George H. Gerber filed a summons 10 tres
pass in behalf OF Ida E. Keiser, administra-
trix, of the estate of A. S. Keiser, deceased,
vs.. the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Judge Bechtel heard the argument on the
motion for new trial in the case of Livery
man Hildebrandt VS.. Lewis Brenner, in
which the latter was found guilty of cruelty
| to animals.
Judge Marr heard argument in the matter
Of the application for a new trial in the case
Of Lichtschein & Hofkin vs.. Insurance Com
panies.
Harry Hause Isaac Bensinger and George
W. Ochs have been chosen arbitrators in the
case of Berger VS.. Berger assumpsit They
will meet at the Court House on July Is.
OTHER NOTES.
The charter of Nuremburg Council No. 1853,
Jr o. U. A. NJ, was recorded this morning,
having been granted by the court as per
application of last Monday.
Judge Mari handed down a decree of
divorce to Mary A. from Amandus Bachman
Desertion was the cause alleged.
The new Port Carbon School Board will or
ganize tonight with Robert E. Allison, presi-
DENT Isiah Cartwright, secretary. and Will
lam ]. Brenner. treasurer. The last named
held the Office under the old Board
The bond of Samuel E. Stutzman, treas
urer Of Higgins township school district, was
approved in the sum of $4,000.
| NJ. p Brennan Deputy ProthOnotary, is
booming his candidacy for Prothonotary. He
held the latter position for term and has
many friends throughout the county.
A marriage license was granted to Frank
Rose of Primrose, and Miss Mary Carnuse,
| Of JohnstOwn.