Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-24
LEGAL NEWS.
NOTES.


! The Henry R. Blair farm near Kiester
: Station, was not sold at Administrator 5
sale, last Saturday; and the sale was
adjourned till Nov, 4th, at p. IN.
Andrew Doka, Hungarian, Bennedit-
, to Greso, Italian, and Louis Redmond,
French, are the latest to file declara-
, tons of intention of naturalization.
Butler county is maintaining s in
mates at 81 per week III the Warmers
+ vile, Pa, hospital for the chronic in
4 sane, % at Warren and y at Dixmont
! at $l.75 per week, at Morganza at 20
/ cents day, 21 at Polk at So 25 per
I quarter and about a dozen in the
Penitentiary.
The wills of Jacob and Barbara
Schmit of Butler borough has been pro
! bated and letters granted to Gottlieb ID.
! Walter; also the will of Robert I. Nc
Call of Franklin twp letters to W. B.
Currie.
Letters of admin ON the estate of
Alexander }. McCracken of Butler twp.
have been granted to Margaret A. Con-
way.
George w. Maurhoff has been ap-
pointed Judge of Elections for Saxon
burg vice Earl Mulholland removed.
During the eight days between Oct.
IA and Oct II inclusive there were but
twelve judgments, no new suits and no
miscellaneous petitions entered III the
Prothonotary's office; no one was placed
in Jail and but three executions on prop
erty were issued with the Sheriff;
seventeen marriage licenses, and three
petitions represent the business of the
Clerks office But four criminal cases
have been entered for the December
court The Register and Recorders Of
flee il the only one doing fair business,
an average of about ten papers being
filed day and about six letters granted
on estates per week Four civil suits
and eighteen executions represent the
total business of the month to date.
The will of James B Fulton of Middle
sex township has been probated and
letters granted to John f. Fulton; also
the will of Mrs E. S. Cramer of Buffalo
twp, no letters.
Saturday, November 2. will be the
last day for filing accounts to December
term.
The polling place of Clay township
has been fixed at the wagon shop of ID.
n McCandless vice the residence OF
Joseph MechIing, lately burned.
Overseersl Poor Butler township. But
Ter county VS. Overseers Poor Brady's
Bend twp Rule to show cause. This
case will be heard in Kittanning at the
November argument court.
Geo. Ferguson and John Wishnopski,
two prisoners, skipped out from the
County Home grounds, Tuesday.
Wesley Hoover, charged with deser-
ton, has been released from Jail on his
employers agreeing to pay 70 cents a
day out of his wages to the Clerk of
Courts for the maintinance of his
family.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
II. L. Farno to T. w Phillips assign
ments of lease of 179 acres on the P. C.
Bell farm Concord twp. for S1100.
James Bredin to G n. Boyd lot in
Butler for $1,000
John E. Womer TO R. Fl Chaplin as
signment of 124 acre of Adams farm in
Allegheny twp. for $500.
J. A McFadden to Jacob A. Henning-
er lease in Penn twp. for 5000.
VIM H. Campbell to Warren Nc
Creary lease of so acres in Concord for
$3.50.
Margaret Bohn to Charles A. Fleischer
90 acres in Clinton for $4,000.
James P. Boggs in Margaret F. Irwin
Jr. 20 acres in Forward for $3500
w H. McCandless gdn to John NJ.
Thompson So acres in Centre twp. for
$780,
N B. Kreger to Hoch Bros 30-acre
leaseiu Concord for 5000. G. Armstrong
to same 40 acres for 81, D. w. Barnhart
to same so acres for 81, S. j. King TO
same % acres for 81.
j. G. Daubenspeck and Home Gas Co.
to South Penn Oil Co 234-acre leases in
Concord for $4,000.
Geo. Schenck to Eli d. Robinson
Hotel Cunningham property, Butler
for $4500
W. A. Sloan to Frank Hummer Jr. 10
acres in Middlesex for $3.50.
S. E. Fisher to William Shields II
acres in Franklin for $3.50.