Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-10-03
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Geo. L. Robinson, admir- of Hieronymus
Kirchner, decd, assumpsit on note
for $500.
Wesley Hoover, formerly of Har
mony, is in Jail on an old charge of
desertion.
The Biddle brothers will be executed
in the Pittsburg Jail December r.
In the estate of John A. Irwin, decd,
S J. Irvine, Ed Dambach and w. 5.
Waldron were appointed commissioners
to value and divide real estate.
Judge J. Sharp Wilson of Beaver,
Monday, handed down an opinion tax
ing off the involuntary non-suit IN the
libel case of Thomas Robinson, of But
Ter, VS. John Wanamaker, of Philadel-
phia. When the case was up for trial
some time ago the court granted
an involuntary non-suit after the plain
tiff's witnesses had testified. The case
will come up for trial in all probability
at the December term of Court
The appeals from the tax valuations
assessed by the Assessors and County
Com'rs were heard last week with the
following results: j. Berg q Cos
Schneideman building reduced from
$4,000 to $4s00; J. G. & W. Campbells
storebuilding from $4,000 to S14S0O; j.
Fl. Troutman's dwelling $4,000 to $4,000;
S. q. Purvis & Cos planning mill from
$1,000 to $4,000; J. L. Purvis residence
from $4,000 to S4200 J. Berg's Graham
grocery from $500 to $500; Berg bank
building $4,000 to $4,000; Adam Trout
mans store from $4,000 to $19SO0. The
appeals of Herman Liebold and Mary
Liebold were Withdrawn.
Mrs Sophia Gordon wishes us to say
that she was not put in jail for the
costs in that Commonwealth case, but
was discharged on her own recogni-
zance
The will of Nancy A Weigle of Pros
pect has been probated and letters
granted to James a. MCGOWAN; also the
will Of John Lang Of Saxonburg, letters
to John Lang; also the will of Barbara
Koedel of Winfield twp. letters to W.
f. Holstein; also the will of Leopold
LambeInont of Butler; no letters; also
the will of Ferdinand Feigel of Butler,
no letters.
At Buffalo, Thursday, Czolgosz, was
sentenced TO die in the electric chair at
Auburn, n. sY., during the week be-
ginning October %. He reiterated his
statement that be was alone in his
crime. He was taken to Auburn that
night.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS..
Thomas G. Lyon to Geo. f. Bulford
lot in Butler for $1075.
s. J. Winner to John G. Stoughton 115
acres in Franklin for 800
John c. Stoughton to Sidney }.
Winner 115 acres in Franklin for 81.
James Cooper to Wahl Bros 90 acres
coal in Forward for $1150.
Henrietta Bishop to Wahl Bros. 30
acres coal in Forward for $500.
VIM. F, Hartzell to James A. Hart
zell lot in Butler for $4,000.
Hiram Knox to Wahlville Coal Co.
100 acres coal in jackson for $4,000.
Jacob Dambaugh to Wahl Bros. lease
147 acres in Jackson twp for $1400.
r. Barnhart to same lease lS5 acres IN
Franklin for $3.50.
Louisa Kline to same lease 106 acres
in Lancaster for 5000.
George Dambaugh to same lease 200
acres in jackson for $4,000.
VIM Dambaugh to same lease 100
acres in Connoquenessing for $1O50
= Wahl Bros. 10 Wahlville Coal Co. as
signment for S11595.
J. C. Renfrew to Catharine J. White
lot in Renfrew for $50
Philip Passavant ct al to Eliza Passa-
want quit claim to property in Zelie-
nople for 81.
Max Drew to Hudson Oil Co. lease for
$1.00
Jacob r. Renick to Geo. w. Renick
in Clay twp. for 81.
Sarah A. Crawford to Guckenheimer
Bros. lot in Buffalo for S3286.74.
J. Harvey Miller to j. w. Hutchinson
lot in Butler for $4,000.
j. L. Low to M. J. Irwin lot in But
Ter for S2500.