Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-17
LEGAL NEn \.
NEW SUITS.

| John L. DEMO VS. Mrs. Tillle or, Nj. d
Tesple, of Zelienople owner or reputeC
owner, scire facias on mechanics lien OF
$15.
Margaret Maloney va Michael Maloney
petition for divorce for alleged cruelty
and adultery, Lizzie Rodgers is named
as correspondent.
Butler Savings Bank VS. L. L. Wilson
of Ellwood, assumpsit on a note FOL
$3.50.
McCalmont Oil Co VS. W. A. Goeh
ring, assumpst for S7S7 for pipe and
tubing furnished.
s. L.. Srillwagou VS. Mrs Sarah r.
Cooper, Geo. w. Neal, Vance r. Neal
and L. J. Neai, summons in partition
for 112 acres in Slipperyrock, in which
each of the parties has an undivided in
terest.
Geo. Chakales vs. W. Kochel, sum
mons in trespass.
CRIMINAL NOTES
The first case taken up Monday morn
ing was that of Samuel Johnston OF
Buffalo twp who was charged with
stealing chickens by Michael Kelly and
Charles Kelly. Tuesday morning the
jury returned a verdict of not guilty
and divided the costs, the chickens
being under the value Of 80.
The Slipperyrock riot case against
! Theodore Dclaponna was settled ana
4 dismissed Friday at the cost of the
prosecutor, Jos Ziccardi.
The case of the Com vs. Sadie Shields,
indicted for embezzlement. was taken
up. Tuesday. and verdict of not
| guilty rendered.
Yesterday morning the most interest
| ing case on the list, that of the Com. vs.
| Henry Hoffman of ConnoqueDessing:
| the Christian SCIENTIST who IS accused
of allowing bis children to die for lack
| of proper medical attention was taken
| up. Trouble was encountered in secdrln2
| a jury; the panel was exhausted and
but ten men were secured, and then the
| other two were obtained from among
the spectators.
The case of Com VS. Louis HindmaD
was settled.
AL Hauck plead guilty to charge of
gambling entered against him.
Wednesday morning the juries in the
cases of AL Glenn and Nealy McCool
returned verdicts by which AL. was
found guilty of larceny and Nealy of re-
ceiving stolen goods. The crime was
breaking into Kinks restaurant by n
rear window and stealing a lot of silver
ware which they sold to a shop
keeper near the Centre Ave. bridge and
bought whiskey with the money
Strange to say the two old cronies testl-
fed against each other
GRAND JURY.
Returns were made by the Grand
Jury as follows:
TRUE BILLS.
Alvie Snow rape.
J. F. Burns, larceny of bull pup
Sadie Shields larceny by bailee.
w. d. Rider, assault.
W. d. Rider. a&b.
Frank Zicordi, felonious assault with
firearms
Geo. A Lewis gambling, keeping a
gambling house.
Al Glenn larceny.
Cornelius McCool, larceny.
Jos. McCarty, a&b with intent to rob.
Geo. Ebert, desertion.
Harry Bickel, a&b with intent to
rape.
Clarence Weigle, desertion.
VIM Woods, gambling.
3. Wendell. selling liquor without
license.
VIM. Benton, same.
ri. A. Smith, same.
B. V. Neubert, Chas. Neubert, 81. H.
Weilman, II. J. Luker, S. A. Jessup,
Geo. Rees, same.
E11y NJ
VIM. Heath, Geo. White, Harry
White malicious mischief.
Al Hauck, gambling.
Lewis Hindman, f&b.
Lewis Raphael, selling liquor without |
license.
Samuel Johnston, larceny, receiving
stolen goods.
John R. W. Haley desertion.
Joseph Levine, selling liquor without
license.
Samuel H. Levine, same.
w. E. Hays, selling liquor for a non |
resident
Rob't. Frazier, furnishing liquor to |
men of known intemperate habits.
R. A. Mccartney, selling liquor with |
out license.
Lulu Watterson, keeping dis
orderly house.
Thos. McKelvy, felonious assault.
pointing firearms.
John Sproul, f&b
Sigmund Stern, selling liquor with |
out license and non-residents.
j Mish. obstructing legal process |
and rescuing prisoner.
Joseph Richardson and Andrew |
Dunn, larceny.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Jos. Zizardi, felonious assault, costs
on Lorenzo Scajito.
Thos. Mcknight, a&b, attempt to
rescue prisoner, costs on county.
Rees Hughes, defrauding boarding
house keeper costs on county.
Jacob Fleeger, larceny.
Geo Davis, larceny from person.
A. w. Bowser, a&b, costs on county.
Rob't, Bowser, a&b, costs on Rob't.
Cricks.
Rob't. Cricks a&b costs on Rob't.
Bowser.
Geo. Hart, felonious entry.
Waril Gusi, false pretense, costs on
Edward Berberick
Henry Hare. larceny.
VIM. league, a&b, costs on county.
Harry Hedges, robbery.
Rob't. Cricks, assault costs on Lulu
Watterson.
Stephano Groziono, larceny.
Annie Cricks, adultery, costs on Lulu
Watterson
Ella Stevens, adultery, costs on Lulu
Watterson.
J. L. CARLY, desertion. costs on
county.
Lewis Raphael, contracting in liquors
for nonresident.
Jacob Hilger. violation of liquor laws,
costs on w. P. Brown.
John Yorkins, a&b, costs on county.
The jury made the following final
presentment-
That we acted on sixty eight bills of
| indictment and found forty-nine
| true bills and ignored nineteen.
That we recommend that the county
commissioners build bridge over Grab
| run in Lancaster township; also over
| Bear creek in Fairview township.
That the county commissioners with
the township supervisors take action
| and push forward the good roads law.
That we visited the various county
buildings and offices and found them
in good condition. That we visited the
county home and found it in flourish
| ing condition. under the efficient
management of superintendent Graham
The inmates under his care seemingly
happy and contented and everything
scrupulously clean.
The various officials of the county
were thanked for their courteous treat
ment by the grand jury.