Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-03-05

known Washington twp citizen, was
appointed Foreman Samuel Black oi
Clay and T. B. Kelly Of Franklin twp
were excused.
TRUE BILLS.
Abram Stone, agg. a&b; Nicholas
FizzilanG, felonious assault and battery
agg. a6Sb. a6Sb with intent to kill.
John Kulpa, selling liquor without
license.
NJ. 4. Choynski. selling and exhibit
ing obscene pictures.
George Mardorf, showing and ex-
hibiting obscene pictures.
J. L. Riuninger, selling liquor with
| out license and for nonresident com
pany, and on Sunday, three indict-
ments)
! George Miller of Venango twp, as
sault and battery with intent to rape.
John Dunn. gambling and keeping a
| gambling house.
Eugene Pape. same
George Miller Venango, larceny and
| burglary.
Herman Heckelman. Anton Lutz. ct
al, selling liquor without license.
| u. Lutz 6l Son Brewing Co. same.
Mike Morrison white House cafe
maintaining BflsdHct.
InaShryock, f&b.
Dora T. Childs, f&b
Penn twp. maintaining a nuisance.
Alfred Grossman, furnishing liquor
to minor (his SOM
Mary e Baker f6Sb; Mary Couples
fab
William Henry Eugene Clifton.
murder.
Albert Duncan, agg a&b and ABB
| with intent TO kill
John Muscalleno, carrying concealed
weapons and a&b ON an officer.
Nike Portelem. a&b with intent to
kill.
Butler Passenger Steel Ry Co, main
| tanning a nuisance.
William Bricker a&b.
K. H. Parsons Of Clarion Go, adultery.
Elvia Julia Eminger, Clarion county,
fornication.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Joseph Stoney, burglary and larceny.
Thos Thompson. Jos. Bridges and
J. L. Lyons. receiving stolen goods.
JOS. and Mrs. Jos. Stoney receiving
stolen goods.
L. De Foggi, a&6b with intent to kill
prosecutor TO pay costs.
Frank Gallo agg. aGb, costs on
Leonard De Foggi.
Jos Cripick, ALB.
John Mckenzie, a&b.
John Schmidt. a&b with intent to
commit rape.
Jesse Reddick. agg ABB.
Pepo Yelladich, felonious assault.
Clyde Love, selling liquor to minor.
Thoe Mc(frath a&1b
g. r. Danson, prosecutor in the case
against Thos. McGrath; Floyd Wiles,
prosecutor in that against Clyde Love;
w G. Campbell, prosecutor against
Jesse Reddick; John McKinzie and
and Joseph Crepick prosecutors in cross
suits were sentenced last evening to pay
the costs in the cases, following the
finding Of the Grand jury.
NOTES.
On Feb. 7, Mrs Jean =. Abrams was
appointed guardian OF Sarah Sickels,
aged il years, ON petition Of the
Childrens Aid Society, and later Mrs.
Abrams petitioned for writ Of habeas
corpus TO obtain possession OF the girl
from Valentine Stark. who keeps the
mill at Lardintown. The case was
heard Saturday 1t appeared that
Stark had received the girl five years
ago from the Allegheny county branch
Of the Aid Society, to whom she had
been given by the Poor Directors of
Greene County. Possession Of the girl
was asked because neighbors Of Stark
had written and brought complaints to
TO the local Aid Society about the girl
being worked too hard and not being
properly schooled and sent to church
Stark appeared in Court and denied all
the charges and Sarah, from the witness
stand said she was treated all right
An order however was made giving
Mrs. Abrams possession Of the girl az
the only one legally entitled 10 her
custody. A new home has been found
for her.
Geo. ID. Mcfarland. an old soldier,
was appointed tax collector Of Evans
City. He and Adam Ripper had u tie
vote for the Office.
Friday the Nanny farm at Renfrew
was sold ut Administrator Sale to
Jacob Snyder for $2iOO.
Walter Powell has been charged with
rape by Helen Stortz.
A charter has been granted to the
Standard Trust Co.. the stockholders
being J T Wachot president George
Herbert Lytle secretary and treasurer,
Asa =. Davis. Jas. r. Mahaffey, y. f..
Wright, J. =. M. Phillips. +. l.. Will
son, all Of Pittsburg and vicinity The
capital stock Is $1,000.
There were 81 applications for licenses
In Clarion county, Of which AZ were
granted. OF the remaining nine, five
are new applicants and are held over
for few days. while the other four,
two Of which are from Rimersburg;
one from Sligo, and one from West
Monterey, were charged with violating
| the liqaor laws
Judge Galbreath Monday morning
| filed an opinion setting forth that
VIM. J. Hughes was not qualified to
hold the Office OF Justice Of the Peace in
Bntler county, but that private re-
lator cannot maintain proceedings in
quo warranto and dismissed the petit
| ton OF Stephen Comminislti at his cost
that the District Attorney Is competent
as rclator and directing writ of quo
warranto to issue on Hughes on petition
of the District Attorney. returnable the
| second Monday of April,