The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-20
NEWS FROM THE COURT.
Continued from First Page.

license, oath of T. ]. English, costs on
prosecutor.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ralph w. Zugenfus and Alma Becker
Schuylkill Haven.
Edward NJ. Raybuck and Ida Fessler, of
Joliet.
Franklin Webb and Maizie C. staufTer
Shenandoah.
Edward Mcdonnell and Lizzie Collins
Minersville.
Walter Womer and Margaret Jones, Sum
NIT Hill.
John P. Fisher and Maria Boyle, Coal Dale.
John Campo and Rose Mautima, Kelayses.
Andrew Kondzolka, Coal Castle, and Lolita
Hmnura, Minersvile.
John F. Murphy, Cass twp, and Mary Nc
Caul, Reilly township.
George Korunszi and Catherine Bork, of
Shenandoah.
William f. Meyer and Ella McGlinn, of
Rush township.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Deeds were recorded from Elizabeth
Needer to Jacob Needer, for premises in
Mahanoy City; Leonore Meredith. executrix
and others, TO Samuel Kramer for premises
in Frackville Abraham Klock, executor and
others, to Maggie Ryan, premises in Shenan-
dOah.
ORPHANS COURT.
DEGREES of distribution were filed in the
estates of Joseph Deebert Catharine Steven
son, VIM. Craig Wharton, Bonneville Eckert
and Aaron Kleckner.
Accounts were audited and confirmed in
the estates of Mary Hcnnessy, and in the
matter of Amelia j. Snyder, minor child.
A corrected distribution was filed in the
Martin Hobin estate.
Frank Brown was appointed guardian of
Daniel and Herman, minor children of Frank
Foose, late of Schuylkill Haven, deceased.
Two $500 bonds with VIM H. Foose surety
, approved.
! David Hughes was appointed guardian of
Jacob Jr, Earl, John and James, minor
: children of Jacob Davis late of Ashland de-
ceased, and four $500 bonds with William
Lewis and John E. Davis sureties, were
a approved.
4 The guardian of Bertha M. Schiller was or
dered to sell her interest in the real estate.
n In the w. G. Maurer estate next Monday
was fixed to proceed with the distribution.
The guardian of Margie Reese was ordered
to pay her $40 per month fol 4s months from
July 1st for her support, maintenance, educa-
r. ton and clothing.
II In the Daniel Track estate the executors
e were ordered to deed the premises to Samuel
p Kramer for $44.75.
The guardian of Donald E. Barlow was or
l. dered to pay Anna Barlow 81 per week for
support ETC., from May lst 1899, until
further notice.
In the estate of John Phillips, deceased, a
20 rule was granted TO show cause why an
- attachment should not issue, returnable next
Monday.
James A. Noecker filed the report Of
Jonathan Butz, Jacob Kline and James FAIL
,, reviewers laying out public road in South
>, Mannheim twp, and the report was confirmed
y aisi.
. DIR. H. d. Rentschler and James Bankel
70 were appointed appraisers to value and SCI
apart the real estate of Abraham Schaup.
rt The return of sale was confirmed nisi il
the matter of the estate of Rev. Thomas ]
a Warren, deceased.
aI William James was ordered to sell the res
estate of Thomas Jenes, deceased as described
in the original petition, and upon the tenn
and conditions set forth in the regular orde
% of sale.
~ A citation was directed to issue on the AID
i;s g ministratrix of Mary McAtee deceased, t
u" file an inventory and appraisemnet.
nd ADDITIONAL BONDS APPROVED.
ba Henry Row, treasurer of Porter tOwnshi
th school district, in the sum of $4,000 wit
/ IebcI ScIlWhAult I4lAda DIoWn anu M I
Nielsen sureties.
Henry Keiber, treasurer Of Schuylkil
Dr. Haven school district, in the sum of $500
lie. with the Union Safe Deposit Bank surety.
he John Miller, treasurer of Butler townshi
a school district in the sum Of S45, 900 wit
Catharine Miller, Adam Walduer, Isidor
he stabler and VIM. A. Marr, sureties.
for BAD ROADS.
Mt. Constable Thomas Tosh of the Third war
he of Shenandoah, reported that South Mai
street, from Poplar street to the Pennsylvani
to railroad bridge, was in bad and dangerou
condition. He also reported pool tables j
ew the cellar of Meldaizis' saloon.
I'd. From the manner in which Attorney
C. W. Carlin questioned Constable Josep
m. Peters about speak easies in West Mahano
hy Township it looks as though Mr.. Carlin hl
en some inside information. Peters caused
ill laugh by remarking that he didn't see how
speak easy could exist in township whel
on almost every house gives out free beer o
in Sundays.
SEEKING REAL ESTATE.
A bill in equity was filed to-day by Hem
y. Freeman aud his wife, Henrietta Of 8
IL Clair against Franklin W. Berger, of Schuy
ho kill Haven. Mrs Freeman was a daught
in of Bergers second wife, now deceased, wi
de was Mrs Harrison Simmons. The latter
nd first husband was killed in the Civil wa
On The bill AYERS that, before marrying Berge
Mrs. simmons received pension none
and with this, and savings, she purchased
on half interest in a property at schuylki
lly Haven. She already owned the other hal
ties She finally became possessed of all d
property, which is valued at $1,000. Nh