Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-09
LEGAL NEWS.
NEW SUITS.

NEW SUITS.
Bosworth d Harmon VS. the WI
Kavanaugh Co. OF Zelienople, appeal b.
deft. from Judgment of 1856, rendere'
by 81. W. Christie, J. P.
Black e. Baird of Pittsburg VS. Fri
Coal & Coke Co., assumpsit for s54
claimed to have been paid out by tn
plaintiffs for the defendant in securing
the McJunkin, Duffy and McName
coal leases in Venango twp.
Peter Grillo VS. Mary Grillo, libel il
divorce. Grillo alleges that on Feb. II
/ 1905, his wife committed adultery witt
Paul Pane. eloped with Pane from
their home in Butler twp. and is nov
| living with him.
Eula Andras VS. 10th Andras. divorce
cruelty alleged.
Anna Goetz vs. Leonard Goetz O
Butler, divorce, desertion alleged.
Eta Stratton VS. Prof Ruff V
Stratton, divorce The parties were
| married November IS, 1902, and Mrs
Stratton, daughter of Jacob Bowman
alleges Prof Stratton deserted her IL
August 1903, and at all times neglected
and refused to provide for her.
Solomon Trueman VS. Peter Smick.
appeal by deft from Judgment of S10s
rendered by a. w. Christie. J. P.
A subpoena in divorce has been grant.
ed in the case of Lucy E. Krug VS. Ed.
Z. Krug of Butler.
Louis Hartenstein vs. John Robinson,
deft., and Prudential Life 1ns. Co.,
garnishee, attachment execution on a
Judgment of 1921.
GRAND JURY.
T. P. Mifflin of North Hope was ap-
pointed foreman.
TRUE BILLS.
Fay Diggs, misdemeanor.
Charles Egan, agg. a&b.
Henry Blakeley, agg. a&b.
August Doerr. f&b.
A. o. Weaver, larceny.
Lewis Millison, fab.
jacob Yorkovitch and Nick Mustock
murder and manslaughter, not true bills
on first count, true bills on second.
Paul Nilovitz, murder and man
slaughter.
d. Couch, f&b.
Perry Rigby, f&b.
Frank Stump, f&b.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
John Sirocco, a&b, costs on county.
Wasil Kuhlin, a&b, costs on prosecu-
tor, John Barlock.
Andy Rieger, forcible entry and de-
tainer costs on county.
COURT OPINIONS.
Monday morning Judge Galbreath
handed down decisions as follows:
Dismissing a petition for a private
road in Venango twp.
Dismissing a petition for a private
road from the Schulz &c Badger brick
works in Butler borough.
Sustaining the Judgment against the
defendant in the case of Thomas john
son vs J. K. Dane, suit being brought
for labor on a saw mill.
Finding DR.. A. G. Duncan of zelie-
nople guilty OF practising dentistry con-
trary to the requirements of the Act of
Assembly,
In the estate OF Benjamin Masseth,
deceased, of Butler, dismissing the ex-
ceptions taken by nephew of the de-
ceased, refusing an issue, dismissing
an issue before jury, and sustaining
the will
In the estate of AraGilta Aasseth,
decd, of Butler. refusing an issue, dis
missing the exceptions and sustaining
the will, which provided bequests for
several friends of Mrs. Masseth in
Butler. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Campbell of Allegheny. was the con-
restant.
Citizens of Gallery junction, through
attorney ]. II. Wilson, petitioned for
the erection Of their village into a
borough, fifty-two of the fifty-thrse
freeholders joining in the petition. 1t
is understood the formation of the
borough will be followed by that Of
Water Company, by citizens of the
place.
The case of Commonwealth vs. Wm
Eldar OF Chisora. agg. ABB. was settled
by Elder paying Campbell, the com
plainant, $50
The Guaranty S. D. & T. Co was ap-
pointed guardian of Maggie McGflnis
and was granted leave'to join in printe
sale Of land In Penn twp. in which ,he
ward had one-third interest. to Fynk
Winters, for $3.50
At the late election w. G. Glenn md
Broaden Young had tie votes for Cn- |
stable of West Sunbury. Mondy |
morning petition was presented az
ing for the appointment Of Mr.. Glen,
which was done.
In the case Of @. G. McQuis, jon VS. Il
w. Wallace McQuistion, scire facii N i
two judgments entered against M /
brother in 1874. petitions were presentl
ed asking that the judgments be opened
and stricken off The petitions charge
that the notes on which the Judgments
were based were fraudulent that w.
w. McQuistion never signed them, and
that his signatures to them were foT-
geFies, 1t was also allA1Ah t""' "
...uss nave technical defects and
are void because more than twenty one
years had elapsed since the time of en-
try, there being no revivals thereof.
Joseph McLafferty of Winfield twp.
Is in Jail on a commitment issued by II.
L. Bicker. J. p. of Winfield twp.
The will of Daniel Mclaughlin, late
Of Penn twp. has been probated. letters
to James M. Mclaughlin and Philip
Troutman.
G. G, Vorus of the 2nd Ward has