Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-17

| coguizanco in 5000. to keep the peace
| toward all persons and particularly to
ward Attorney w c. Findley, the
pros, cutor. The two had spatttd In
Squire Keck's office and the evidence
( was that Brown called Findley names
and said he would shoot him.
All but FIVE of the Assessors of the
County appeared in Butler last Monday
| lifted their blanks, and listened 10
talk by Commissioners Counsel Ralston
on assessing property and particularly
regarding assessing coal that has been
sold in fee
Geo NJ. Bailey was appointed guar
dean Of Harvey c. and Mabel Bailey
The Board Of Pardons is to meet at
Harrisburg this week and eight
The dancing girls at the Oil Men
Carnival had a hearing before Judge
McElvain, Monday night and were held
for Court.
S S. Atwell, Esq, DIR. Patterson and
Thomas White were appointed COM
mission in lunacy on Patrick Cayler, on
petition of Thomas McGucken.
The equity suit of Henry Lonsdale
VS. n b Duncan. both of Cranberry
typ. was argued Saturday.
The Standard Lumber Co has entered
a mechanics lien for S2025. against the
Butler Ice Co.
The trial of the case of Robinson VS.
W anamaker, capias sur SANDER, was be
gun in Beaver. Monday, without the
presence of the defendant. John Wapa-
maker of Philadelphia, and was yet on
On trial, yesterday.
One of the most celebrated railroad
projects in the history of Pennsylvania
was revived last Friday, by "A bill in
equity fled in the United States Circuit
Court by the Union Trust Company of
New York against the South Penn Rail
way Company to forclose n mortgage OF
$50, 600, 600 held by the trust company as
trustee. 1t is believed that the suit is a
friendly one on the part of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, which OWLS all OF the
It ,ck and bonds, i'll order to - clear the
title that the work of constructing
new Eastern line for the Baltimore d
Ohio railroad can be started.
The Clarion Normal rake-off case liz 20
be carried into the courts of that county.
II the trustees, who are now investiga,-
ing the matter, do not enter suit for the
recovery of the 81 ,750 which, it Is al
legged, was paid for the purpose OF Sc
curing an appropriation of S2l, 800 for
the school the Treasurer of the board, |.
NJ. Shannon, will do 50 Professor A.
j. Davis, former head of the institution,
threatens criminal suits against all the
men involved.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
T. L. Schenck to Mrs Nita G.. Winter
lot on Third St for $2400
Mrs. Maggie Blair to John S. Sheline,
, acres in Buffalo for $500.
T. c. Kennedy and Mrs. P. P Hide
brand to Martha McCannon, lot in Mars
for $500.
VIM A, Smith 20 VIM. Newton, So
IN Winfield for $4,000.
Alfred Sarver to Abraham Sarger,
80 acres in Butler twp. for $1,000.
e. P. PETER to J. II. Cribbs. lot on
tionroe st. for S400.
II. J, Cantwell TO James Bredin. one
tHird interest in 800 acres in Venansso
aad Washington twps for $4,000.
Charles Fl. Kinch TO Samuel 81. George
lot in Butler for $4,000
w. a. Goehring to w. l.. DeWolfe,
lot on Mexican st. for $1,000.
Caroline Ralston to D. F. Reed, lot on
w. Jefferson st. for $25, 000
Heirs of Barbara Maxwell to Amelia
Gruver, SO acres in Summit for $4,000.
D. G. Burns to John P Berry, lot in |
Faiview twp. for $3.50.
JAS R. Ralston to J. B. Dick, lot in !
Prospect for $3.50.
j. r. Cavanagh to W. j. Powell, 81
lots on w. Wayne st for $270O.
w. p Brown to J. S. Murtland. lot |
n Butler for $4,000.
John Dnnlap to J. Monroe, IA acres
N Concord FOR $685.
Geo. Schaffner to Chris. Schaffner g
acres in Butler twp. for $3.50.
Fred Williams and Henry Wehr to
Nellie V. Kiester lot in Prospect for
s450.
Edward 8. Jones to Emma Bessant
ot on McLain Ave- for $40.
Abraham g. Ziegler to John Lefever
IS acres in Butter township for $1,000.
Norman J. Boyer, Committee of
Leonard Door,, to A. 81. Zeigler, same
or $1240