Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-11-02
LEGAL NEWS.
NEW SUITS.

NEW SUITS.
| Geo. H Burr VS. Butler County Poo
District, assumpsit for $500 claimed Il
be due for the maintenance of Johr
Held, pauper, who left the County
Home and remained at Burr's house fol
nearly three years. Burr claims the
Commissioners neglected to remove
him when notified.
John 81. Negley VS. Pittsburg and But
Ter Street Railway Co.. bill in equity,
asking for the reformation of deed Of
right of way and that the defendant
company be restrained from pursuing
the route they are working on through
his land in Butler boro. 1t is claimed
they marked the place where their road
would enter the plaintiffs land and af-
| terwards secured acknowledgment TO q
deed of right of way covering a differ
ent location.
L. s. McJunkin VS. Eunice G.. Byerly,
admx. of Harvey D. Byerly, decd. sum
mons in assumpsit on note of $500
given by H D. and NJ. H. Byerly, both
decd.
J. J. Rainey vs Anna Cruikshank,
ejectment for go acres in Consequences
\ ing twp. Rainey states he sold the de-
fendent the land for 5000 and paid him
only 5000.
| b. Rebhan g. Co. VS. William Cooper.
of Butler, assumpsit for S36l 50 claimed
to be due for cloth, etc, sold the deft-
Lev McQuistion and E L. Ralston VS.
John Shanor, assumpsit for $1,000,
claimed to be due for legal services in
| defending Snanor when prosecuted for
| adultery, ETC., after the death of Annie
Phillips The plffs. claim that Shanor
has drawn $4,000 from the Butler Saw
| ings and Trust Co. which was put there
| to assure them of their fees, and out of
which they were to be paid.
McCutchson g. Klingensmith VS. Geo.
Palm, Bert Rodgers, ct al, Mechanics
| lien.
TRIAL LIST.
TRIAL list for Civil Court commenc-
| ing Nov. 13.
Nov. 13, T. Wilkinson VS. Evans Man
ufacturing Co; Etna Mfg Co. vs. A. b.
Butler and J. w. Mckee; Detwiler d
Wetheral VS. Eleanor Steel Co; A. and
W. Thaler vs Butler Brewing Co.
Nov. Il, J. G. Digit vs Sadie and Pc
ter Brisbane; g. w. Renick vs Hailston
Coal Co; Mary McQuistion VS. August
Nov. Is, D. Lambert VS. W. J. Burk
and Thomas Murphy; National Supply
vs Alderman ct al; Pittsburg Pump Co.
vs. Craig Kennedy Hardware Co,
Nov. 16, Chauncy Latshaw VS. Coul-
| ter Campbell; w Fl. Martin VS. John
Hammel and J. NJ Herdman; F. X.
Kohler VS. County Commissioners.
Nov. II, Pease Piano Co. vs. Thomas
Morrow; JOS Siglitz vs Mary Shirila;
F. r. Lewis vs L. G. Wick.
Nov. 90, s. W. Sickle VS. L. G. Wick;
E. J. Walker ct al vs. Geo. Ray; NJ. A
Berkimer VS. Elizabeth Feigel; Miles
Covert heirs vs. Elcho Oil Co.
Nov. 81, Leonard Covert VS. Elcho Oil
Co; Henry Buhl ct al VS. B. & o. Ry. Co;
Mabel Jack VS. Millison and Bechtle,
Younkins and Thompson
Nov. %, Vance Stroup vs Fairview
twp; VIM Cooper VS. Butler County Ma
tional Bank; Index Co. VS. Kearfott.
Lindsey and Hosford.
Nov. 90, J. Fl. Morrow VS. Cherry
twp; Farmers National Bank VS. s. M.
| Sutton, two cases
Nov. "a, VIM. Watson VS. E. L. Shus-
| ter; John Scott and A. l.. Bryan, three
cases.
A charge of agg. a&b has been enter
ed against Toney Saragin by Tony Tom
| mini.
Viewers to assess damages for the
opening of Polk street have awarded
Mrs. Mary Biedenbach S720. The
viewers were Aaron Bieghley, r. A.
White, JOS Gray, J. FL. Starr and w.
z. Murrin.
A charge of larceny has been entered
against Mary Tomscal by Geo. Kun
mer of Cunningham st. by whom the
girl was employed as domestic. Stol-
en- goods were recovered at McKees
Rocks where the girl had sent them.
A charge of selling liquor without Ii
cense has been made against j. j. Sny-
der. who was claimed by Hunkies with
having taken orders and not delivered
the goods Snyder plead guilty to the
charge made.
o. G. Mechling has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for Jefferson twp.
to succeed Samuel Barr. decd.
M.A.Stewart has been appointed Elec-
tion Constable of the Sd precinct, But
Ter twp.
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate of Smiley r. Williams of Venango
twp. have been granted to Jos. w.
Meals.
At hearing, Thursday, Judge Gal
breath dissolved the temporary injunc-
ton restraining the Franklin twp.
School Board from locating a school
house on the lands of D. G. Sanderson
son and wife. Judge Galbreath said a
School Board is absolute in its right to
locate on land and cannot be prevented,
but they canuot barter away the rights
Of the district, and had no right to ac-
cept BAT from Sanderson. They were
ordered to repay the money.
On petition of Emma McElyain, a
commission in lunacy composed of W.
B. Purvis, ESQ, DIR. r. j. Grossman,
and John B. McCurdy were appoiL ted
on her brother, George Fleeger Nc
Elvain, of the South Side, who has been
acting queerly for some time and
threatened people with revolver.
A certificate has been issued by the
secretary of Commonwealth authorizing
the Butler Passenger Ry. Co. to extend
their lines from Main and Cunningham
SITS. over the Lookout Ave. bridge tC
their line on Centre Ave.
Thomas Hazlett and Adam Herriti
have been appointed election inspectors
| for 5th Ward, I'd precinct.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Peter Grillo to r Grillo lot in Butler
in Batter for $500.
M L Gibson, Sheriff, to II A Berg lot
In Butler for $3.50.
w Wonderly to Mary Mcbride &c
acres in Butler twp for $2050.
w e Anderson to u q Monroe LOT
in Valencia for $1,000.
Martha Kerr to James III Kerr lot In
: Slipperyrock Cemetery for $40
Ann M Ward to Susan Reddick 90
acres in Parker for 81,
Geo Rosebaugh to A G Rosebaugh s,
acres In Adams for $1,000.
Chas Duffy to Peter G Eckman lot IL
Butler twp for $3.50.
Theo Schenck TO w r Eastman lot il
Butler for *1.
g y Hammer to J NJ Gully lot in Sax
onburg for $250
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