Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-11

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trial, Wednesday evening, ON charges
of keeping a disorderly house and a
bawdy house in yellow Row." along
the West Penn r. R. The jury return
ed verdict of guilty.
The case against the Burgess and
Council of Zelienople for maintaining
a nuisance was continued.
NOTES.
In the surety of the peace case of
Com. vs Jas. Shields. the deft paid the
costs and gave bond to keep the peace
toward Clyde Sanderson, the prosecutor
for three years.
The case of Com. vs. Harry Timblin
was settled by the marriage of Timblin
and Sadie E. Parton the prosecutrix as
was also the case against VIM. Mar
burger by the defendant marrying the
daughter of the prosecutor
A settlement was made of the agg.
| ABB case against Fred Timblin, he pay
| ing the costs and entering his recog
nizance to keep the peace for two years
toward John Herrit the prosecutor
On the hearing of the exceptions by
l.. G. Sloan ct al to the report of viewers
for new road in Venango twp. and the
report was set aside by Judge Reed for
failure to have the report confirmed at
the proper term and TO fix the width Of
the road.
The Clearfield twp. road case was con-
tinued
The report of the viewers favoring a
new road in Venango twp was set aside
for defects in the proceeding on excep-
tions filed by +. j. Forquer, ct al.
The exceptions were dismissed and
report confirmed on heariug of the ex-
ceptions to the auditors report in the
estate Of Fl. r. Blair, decd.
In the estate of Sarah Bulford, decd i,
Daniel Bulford, administrator, was
ordered to sell the interest of Mrs. Ella
Harbinson in decedents real estate to
supply the needs of Mrs. Harbinson,
who was shown to be sick and in want
The cases of Com. VS. Miles Gold and
Com. vs. Fred Bauer, both assault, were
settled.
Wesley Allen and Charles Bianucci
plead guilty to selling tobacco to boys
under sixteen years of age and were
each sentenced to pay the costs and 81
fine.
Michael Reagan, who was arrested on
suspicion of being one of the West Penn
railroad station robbers, proved that he
was in the Allegheny county work
house at the time and was released
The equity suit of VIM. Thompson VS.
Road Commissioners Morrison, Watson,
Anderson, Wood Harvey and Waletrs
Ill n q
Clinton twp. TO restrain them from sell
ing horse for taxes resulted in an
order in favor of Thompson.
Amos Seaton, Samuel Walker and
William Daubenspeck were appointed
bridge inspectors for the county on petit
tion Of the County Commissioners.
On petition of West st citizens for a
bridge ever Connoquenessing creek in
Butler, Albert Pisor, Frank Winner and
Silas Taylor were appointed viewers.
Thomas Banks, L. c. Martin and 1.
N. Meals were appointed viewers on
petition Of Cherry twp. citizens for a
new bridge of Slipperyrock creek.
Joseph Gerard, glassworker living
J in Springdale, was in Court Friday on a
charge Of failing to provide and care for
his young son, Joseph the child of his
first wife. The father was ordered to
pay the costs and to appear in ten days
and show that he was properly provid-
for his child. otherwise the Court would
do SO at his cost
Charles Stokey of Zelienople was on
Thursday sentenced to pay his wife,
Mrs. Sue Stokey, $15 per month for
maintenance of their five children. The
hearing developed that the parties had
separated some years ago, both alleging
bad conduct ON the part of the other.