The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-14

solvent was continued to September
10.
In the matter Of the contested cleo
tion of Nicholas Glynn and Thomas
Henning, for Justice of the peace and
school controller, respectively, of Fell
township, court made an order direct
ing that within five days after the
close of the testimony the requests for
findings of fact shall be filed with the
commissioner, Louis Gramer, and
within five days after the comms-
sloners report is filed the exceptions,
if any, shall be filed. The testimony
Is to close September, 1900, court hav-
Ing granted an extension.
A rule was granted to show cause
why the polling place should not be
changed, in the Fourth district of the
Twentieth ward. from the house of
Andrew Harmetz which has a new
tenant who objects to the polling
place, to the building directly oppo-
site, owned by Matthias Merschberger.
Judge Archibald attached the courts
approval to Timothy Jones appoint
ment Of William j. Mcdonnell as
deputy constable of the Fifth ward,
Scranton, and Constable George d.
Grady's appointment of Thomas Muir
ply as his deputy in the Fourth ward
of Carbondale.
Forfeited recOgnizances were re-
mitted by Judge Archibald in the cases
1 of the Commonwealth against Barnit
Kabatznik, A. Aglinski, Mary Savige,
Peter Patcase, Hugh Mclaughlin, John
Keefe, jr., and 7. +. Nelson.
Judge Edwards overruled the eXcep-
| tions to the report of the referee In
| the case of the Dickson Brewing COM
pany against Zeigler.
The rule for judgment in the case Of
| the City of Scranton against Henry
Beckett was discharged by Judge Ed
wards. Exceptions by City Solicitor
Vosburg We're filed and noted.
Judge Edwards granted a new trial
| In the case of +. Muligan's Sons
| against Michael Gooch.
| In the case of the German Building
and Loan association against Frank
| Grambo, Judge Edwards finally con-
| hrmed the auditors report, after dis
| missing all the exceptions.
In the motion of the lunacy of Peter
| Garvey, the rule to set aside the order
of sale and proceedings hereunder
was discharged.
| In the case of Benjamin ]. Nichols
against ]. B. Antoine and Lewis n.
| Cory, the rule to strike off Judgment
was made absolute.
The rule for judgment, notwith-
standing the verdict, in the case of
| Wills & Higgins against D. b. Hand,
was discharged.
In the case of Tobias Stine against
James f. Green and others, the rule
for judgment, Notwithstanding the
verdict and the rule for a new trial
We're discharged.
A new trial was ordered in the case
of Eleanor b. Huntington against j.
ID. Williams.
The last five decisions were By
Judge Archibald.
The injunction case of the Tripu
Farm Land company against the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road company was continued by agree
ment.
In the matter Of the grading of Sa-
lem avenue, CarbOndale, the appeal OF
Reese Hughes was directed to put al
issue in the shape of a case of tres.
pass with the claimant as plaintiff
and the city of Carbondale as defend.
ant
The rule to intCrplead was made alb,
solute in the case of the Illuminating
Heat and Power company, agains
John j. Skelly.
In the matter of the estate of Cor,
della Edwards, the rule to quash pro
cecdings was made absolute.
The case of the Continental Trus
company against b. NJ. Winton, ad
ministrator, was ordered placed at thu
head of the trial list for the thir,
week of the September term.
rule was granted to open tn,
judgment in the case of the SINCE
Manufacturing company against Bair,
& Blake.
Guardians were appointed as fol
lows; John Lohman, of Anna Doro
thea Hall; Edward Harris, of Eff
Lewis r. A. Williams, OF Vera l.,
Touche and Relna c. La Touche
Charles L. Daniels, of Louisa He'll
Thomas Evans, of Sarah Evans; Eva
j. Davis, of Gertrude, Grace, William
and Mary Thomas.
Patrick McGinty, who had been dl
Jail since April II, for non-support
was discharged under the insolvenc,
laws.
In the case of Dominick Heale