Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-10
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NEW SUITS.

ing Co appeal by plff. from judgment
of $40, rendered by r. c. McAboy, j. P
Carrie Vance VS. Geo Vance, divorce
desertion.
Emma Giesler Va Gottlieb Geisler.
divorce. desertion.
]. A. Mortimer VS.. Western ALLIE
gheny Ry Co. petition of plf. for view
ers to assess damage dsDe by the rail
road entering on his oil lease in Fair
| view township. Robert l. Henry. Jos
eph L Shakely, Jacob Kaltenbsch.
| Nathaniel Grossman, A. d. Thorne and
Alfred Wick were appointed viewers.
John Croft, Geo. ". Marburger, G..
A. Kaufman, VIM B. Scott and w. Z.
Reed all Of Gallery vs. Butler Torpedo
Co. bill in equity asking for an injunc-
| ton 70 restrain the Torpedo Co. from
establishing glycerine factory ana
\ magazine on Marburger's place, abou
half a mile from the centre OF Gallery.
| Alex Beers secured lease OF an acre OF
ground from Marburger IN August,
| One glycerine shanty was erected and
mysteriously burned down. anotl er u as
put up and armed guards kept around II.
Citizens Of Gallery protest sgaint 1t as u
i
| burger AYERS he was deceived and de
frauded in granting the lease.
SHERIFF SALES
At the Sheriff's Sales, Friday. The
Gospel Prohibition church at Gallery
was sold to Rev Geo. Davis for $3.50.
Lot of W. E. Duffy in Middletown to
James Fl Thompson for $50.
The writs against Louis Seaton and
Sarah Trumble were returned.
MOTIFS
Take your clothes and GO is what
William Cutshall of Ohio in a petition
for divorce. says his wife Mary shouted
at him He also alleges that she Of
fered him s. if he would leave her, and
when he refused showed him ont Of the
door and threw his clothes out OF the
window. He wants alimony.
A nolle prosequi was allowed in the
case of Com, VS. Butler Street Railway
Co on payment of costs by deft.
The cases against John S Miles and
John Kukuski were continued
until December.
The cases against Bert Patterson, Geo
A. Linfoot and Emil Schroth were all
settled.
Mrs Rosa Bayers petitioned Saturday
for partition of the real estate OF Jordon
Eyth decd. of Butler.
Lewis Conners, a Barnum & Bailey
man, plead guilty TO larceny of a dozen
bananas from Uncle Sam, the Italian,
and was fined s25 and costs and sent to
Jail for 30 days.
AL Glenn and Nealy McCool plead
guilty to breaking into Kinks restau-
rant and stealing knives and spoons.
Charges of ABB and surety of the
peace have been entered against w. ID
Rider by Mary A. Richey and Maggie
Rider at Chicora.
A charge of larceny has been entered
against Geo. Davis By P. @. Kennedy.
Reese Hughes has been arrested for
defrauding a boarding house keeper.
charged by Patrick Walsh of Nixon
Home.
w. P. Jamison, Surveyor, F. p.
Mcbride and Blain Fennell were ap-
pointed viewers on petition of citizens
of Washington twp. for new bridge
Geo. II. Graham, VIM Cypher and
r. NJ. Mcfarland were appointed
viewers on petition of citizens of Clear
field twp. for new bridge.
Alias subpoenas in divorce were
granted in the cases of Lititia Lyon vs.
WIN. Lyon, Bertha Love vs. Clyde Love.
Thomas Mccullough Maxwell of
A ~ hoa a 4 "a
doctor practicing in Butler.
The liquor selling case against Archie
Thompson was settled on payment OF
costs.
Both cases against Bert Patterson
were settled.
John Miller was appointed election
Constable of Winfield twp
In the estate of Paul Troutman, decd.
FL. N. Troutman. the oldest son. bid
$43. 500 for purpart No tthe oil farms
at Troutman) and John end Lewis bid
$55. 800. Accordingly it was awarded
to John and Lewis. The brick house
in Butler was awarded TO Henry for
$500. and also the the house in New
Castle
B. E. Kinney plead guilty to keeping
gambling house and was fined s25, and
costs and sent to Jail for 30 days.
L. L McCandless, Geo. w. Varnum
and Silas Taylor were appointed view
ers ON petition for a public road in
Oakland twp.
Hugh Strawick was appointed cleo
tion constable for 1st percinct. Third
ward.
l.. Z. Ramsey was appointed election
constable Of Jackson twp.
A. w. Christy. Jacob Fennell, r. D.
Smith and Rev 4. 3 White were ex
cused from attendance On this Grand
Jury.
The real estate OF Henry and Mary
Ann Flick in Middlesex twp. WAS
awarded to Henry Flick at $43 per acre.
Jesse Heydrick, d. P. Kelly and F.
NJ. Shira were appointed viewers on pc
tition for new bridge at McCalmont,
in Butler twp.
Geo. G. Pillow. j. b. Orbison and J.
j. Crawford were appointed viewers on
two petitions for review and vacation of
old roads in Oakland twp.
The libel suit Of Thomas Robinson Of
Butler. superintendent of public
printing and binding, against exPost-
master General John Wsnamaker Of
Philadelphia, will be called for trial in
Beaver on Monday. the 14th
w. w. Carman. Parker wholesale
liquor man. who plead guilty to selling
liquor without license in Butler county
was fined $500 and costs.
Settlements were approved in the
cases against j. Downie and Albert
Weigle.
Thomas Marshall of Mars was ap-
pointed foreman of the Grand Jury.
The Guaranty S. d. & T. Co. was ap-
pointed guardian Of May and Lee Rum
baugh.
The following divorce cases were
heard, Tuesday. and divorces granted
to issue in 20 days, on payment of costs;
Josephine A. Riggs vs w. ID. Riggs;
John N. Johnston vs Stella Johnston;
Leona G. Benjamine va John b. Benja-
mine Barbara Previnzink vs. Martin
Previnzink; John N. Pugh vs Louisa
Pngh; Mary J. Keller VIZ Jesse j. Kel-
Ter; Lulu Reamer Va John Reamer
/ Fifty-two acres of the Charles Glas-
Cow estate in Middlesex twp. was sold
at administrators sale, Friday, to Z. II.
Negley for s1275.
DIR. J. M. Leighner was appointed
guardian of May and Ruth Martin
court.