The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-06

COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Court con nvened Monday, Feb. "a,


Court convened Monday, Feb. "a, tn
A. D. 1902, at II o'clock A. M.
Hon. H. NJ. Mcclure, President
Judge, and Hon. z. T. Genberling and
Hon. P. F. Riegle, Associate Judges,
presiding.
The constables were sworn and then
returns filed.
J. B. Ewing, H. NJ. Meyer, Emanuel
Peter and E. A. Heiser were appointed
tipstaves.
AL tax collectors bonds that were
presented to the court, were approved.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
The case Of the Commonwealth Va.
David Hane was continued till next
term.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs..
DR.. Marand Rothrock, the bills were
ignored in both cases.
Report Of viewers of public road In
Franklin township was confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers Of public road In
Beaver and Spring townships was con-
firmed nisi.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Tobias Mitchell was appointed guar
dian of the person and estate Of John
Meyer, an individual Of weak mind.
In the case of Sarah Treaster vs.. w.
Henry Boyer, the plaintiff filed an alb
tract of title.
In the matter of the school house site
in Centre township, the appointment
of inspectors was enlarged, they to re-
port to next term.
A subpoena in divorce was awarded
In the case of Mary Ellen Dennis or w.
H. Dennis.
In the case of John ID. Marks vs..
Henry Il. Blessing, the verdict was in
favor of the plaintiff for twenty seven
dollars.
In the case of William p. Seifricd vs..
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
the verdict is $t433 in favor of the
plaintiff.
In the case of Jacob F. Dock vs.
John X. Hughes, executor Of the estate
Of Margaret Duck, decd, jury was
drawn and sworn Feb. 9th, and the
following day Juror was Withdrawn,
and the case was continued, because 1t
was apparent that the case Of Seifred
vs. the P. r. r. Co. would consume
the balance Of the week.
In the case of George Shotzberger, ct
al vs.. ]. G. w. Bassler, new trial was
was granted.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
G. l.. Wetzel, G.. s. Lepley and w.
H. Riegle were appointed to inspect
bridge in Washington township.
E. D. H. Walter, Howard Row, and
w. w. Longacre were appointed to in.
spect bridge in Chapman township.
Jones Middleswarth, Cyrus Bower.
sox and N. G. Gutelius were appointed
to view public road in Monroe twp.
J. M. Boyer, George 1. Kline and
Henry Maurer were appointed to re,
view public road in West Perry twp.
H. E. Richter, H. o. Smith and B.
F. Arbogast were appointed to view
public road in Franklin and Beaver
townships.
ORPHANS COURT.
Orders of sale were granted in estates
of Sarah Haupt, deceased, Henry j
App, deceased, Isaac Baker, deceased
Returns to order of sale were con.
firmed in estates of Eliza Shook, decd
Elias Strouse, decd, John Fry, decd
Margaret b. Meyer, decd, and Annie
G. Kistner, decd.
All the executors, administrators
and guardians accounts and the
widows appraisements were confirmed
as advertised, except those herein men
toned.
Augustus Knepp was appointed guar
dian of Annie P. Kline, minor child
Of Levi Kline, decd.
' II. P. Hottenstein was appointed
guardian of Annie Wenrich, a minol
child Of Thomas and Josephine Wen
rich, decd.
M. P. Arnold was appointed guardian
Of Mabel Diehl. minor child of Joseph
Diehl, decd.
Saturday, March 1, the court ad
journed to Monday, March 8, 1902 at II
A. M. to complete case VS.. r. r. Co
Monday, 8, court adjourned to Satur
day, April 2eth, A. d. 1902, at clever
o'clock A. M.
| JAS. g. GROUSE, Reporter.
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