Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-04-04
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Nigel and Wm. Cress. owners, and
Lewis Wigton, contractor, scire facias
sur mechanics lien Of $3.50.
NOTES
Letters OF administration on the estate
T. Of Robert a Brown Of Clay twp have
been granted to Josiah and Mary
Brown.
The will of Emeline Hall of Butler
has been proDatea. no letters
The Safe Deposit & Trust Co. admir-
Of the estate of Frederick Becker Of
Saxonburg has been granted leave 10
sell decedents real estate TO pay debts.
The will Of Peter Kennedy of Winfield
! twp. has been probated and letters tes-
/ tamentary granted TO j. p. Kennedy.
Letters Of adm on the estate Of James
d. Witty OF Forward twp. have been
granted to Leslie P. HaZlett
Letters Of Adm n on the estate Of Pc
ter lift 0f Franklin twp. have been
granted to Daniel p lift; also On the es-
tate Of Jas McFadden Of Mercer twp.
to w. J McFadden-
The viii Of R. S. Bryan Of Cherry
twp has been probated and letters
granted to Maria 4 and Mariuda c.
Bryan.
Thomas Wood has been appointed
road commissioner Of Clinton township
vice James Maitland resigned.
Friday. April ), is Commissioners ap-
peal day for Forward, Penn and Mid
dIesex townships
Monday. April 8 for Cranberry,
Adams, Mars and Valencia.
Wednesday, April 10, for Jefferson
and Clinton twps. and Saxonburg.
Friday, April II. for Buffalo Win
field and Summit twps.
st Frankfort, Kentucky, last Thurs
day, the Court of Appeals granted new
trials to Caleb Powers and James How
ard, sentenced in the lower court to life
imprisonment and death, respectively,
in connection with the shooting, in Feb
ruary, 1860, Of Governor William
Goebel In the Howard case the entire
court concurred. but in the Powers de
cision Judges Hobson, Paynter aud
White dissented.
In the IT, S. District Court at Pitts
burg. Monday, Charles w. and Cath
arine Z. Elsenrath were discharged
from bankruptcy. There were thirty
four discharges that day, aud among
them that Of Judge Smith Of the Super
ior Court.
A dispatch from Philadelphia dated
Monday. stated that the Supreme Court
had dismissed the appeal Of Charles J.
Field from the decision Of the Common
Pleas Court Of Philadelphia county,
which had refused to order Martha L.
Robinson, Principal Of the Keystone
Grammar School of Philadelphia, 10 al
init the child Of Mr. Field as a pupil in
the school, the refusal to admit her hav
ing been based Oh the ground that she
had not been vaccinated. The Court de-
cided that the compulsory vaccination
law Of 1895 had not been shown to be
unconstitutional, and that school di
rectors had full authority to exercise
discretion regarding the admission Of
unvaccinated pupils,
The New Castle and Youngstown
authorities have clashed over the right
of the former to obtain a man from
Mahoning county. He Is Joseph Hrubi
of Hillsyille, who is wanted in New
Castle for a murderous assault commit
ted ON John Ferich, at Hillsville, several
months ago. Recently it was learned
he was working in Lowellsville and
Constable yanGorder went to Youngs
town and made an information, charg
ing him with being a fugitive from
justice. Hrubi was arrested, but nm
known to the New Castle authorities
he was released upon writ Of habeas
corpus.
PROPERTY. TRANSFERS.
Geo. Milleman. ST., heirs to George
Rice lot in Harmony for $765
Sarah Jenkins ~ Il. E. Royle lot in
billiards for $221.
T. d. Gelbach. trustee, to Theodore
Schenck lots in Butler for $500
Elsie Campbell to David L. Eakin lot |
in Butler for 800.
Thomas + Nigel to Joseph Nigel |
lot in Butler for 81.
III. VI. Thompson to Deborah Thomp-
son So acres in Franklin for $ll10.
Jane X. Passavant 20 Wm j. Wright |
lot in Zelienople for 5000
Levi a. Bryson to George Phugh 100 |
acres in Butler twp for $1,000.
X. II Graham admir- to Geo NJ. Gra- |
ham 81 acres in Connoquenessing twp. |
for $3.50
Robert Krause aud W. L. Freehlng |
to Daniel Gravatt lot in Winfield for |
for 5000
G. O. Scheel to National Transit Co. |
lot in Jackson for $40
Il. Il. Abrams to same lot in KarDs |
City for $50.
Chas. w Harbaugh to Emma 4. |
Webber lot in Slipperyrocls for SS10.
g, j. Shaffer to John w. McKissick |
I z acres In Brady for $500
JAS. b. McJunkin to $. NJ. Swartz
lander lot in Butler for 800.
Northside Cemetery to ;. M. SwartZ- |
lander lot foi 500
B. II. Brown TO Free Methodist church |
lot in Bruin for $J2 30
Frank Sample to Margaret Graham |
lot in Butler for ST.
Margaret Graham TO Richard A |
Hughes lot in Butler for $500
VIM. Il. Ralston to X. l.. Kirkpatrick |
lot in Brtler for $500
Chas. Mackey to Lewis Albert GA |
acres in Franklin for $500
Mary t. McCandless TO Chas. Mackey !
81 acres in Franklin for $1,000.
Anna X. Cheers to Edward a. Yost |
lot in Butler for Sl47J.
Henry j. Sanderson TO Samuel G.. |
Sanderson quit claim TO II acres in Clay |
for $500
Sarah Sanderson to IT. J. Sanderson |
81 acres in Clay for $1,000.
II. j. Sanderson To Ross j. Conn 81 |
acres in Clay for $1,000
Emma b. Crouch to Elsie Campbell |
lot in Butler for $1,000
Jacob l. Winters to H. II. X. Boyer
lot in Harmony for $1215.
Daniel Grayatt to Philip Knapp prop |
critics in Winfield for $4,000
VIM. j Fury to Ella NJ. Brown lot in
Butler for $1,000
VIM. s. Stewart to Harvey Colbert z I
acres in Connoquenessing for 500.
Eliza j. Boyd to Joseph Cuny lot in
Butler for $500.
Geo. B. Gilleland to Henry j Keck |
10 acres in Cranberry for $3.50
Eyaline RadcliH TO John a. Eichert
lot in Evans City for $500
Eli d. Robinson to Henry DeWolfe |
lot on Fairview Ave, Butler, for $2l00. |
Richard A. Hughes to Eli d. Robin
son lot on Clay St. for $4,000.
Stephen Markham to Joseph w
Aland lot on South Side, Butler, for
$3.50.
Jane X. Passayant to Ira S. Zeigler |
lots in Ielienople for $500.
Jane X. Passayant to VIM. j. Lam |
berton lots in Ielienople for $500.