Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-11-23

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the plaintiffs in each case, the payment
to them of one-eighth royalty on the
gas produced from the Coovert farm
near Mars, which the pltfs. own, and
the payment of S25 per year rental Tor
shackle work.
John Maddox Salak, an Austrian,
who came to America when 16 years or
age, has applied for naturalization
The case against John A. Bortnas, IN
which Zourah Dunlap was complainant
has been settled.
The Western Allegheny Ry. Co. has
appealed from the award of viewers by
which Walter Winner was allowed
Sl100 for damage to his land IN worth
twp.
A charge of seduction, ETC., has been
entered against Chester Daley.
The Superior Court hes reversed the
local Court in the John Shanor adultery
case and remanded it back tor new
trial 1t is said the reasons for the re
versal were the admission or evidence
of the conduct of Annie Phillips and
the defendant in Punxsutawney, being
then outside the Jurisdiction of Butler
county, anu the III lpOSIuS W "a -
tiary sentence when only a jail sentence
is contemplated.
Mary Tomscel. who plead guilty to
larceny Of articles from the home OF
Geo. hummer. where she was do
mestic, was fined SO and sent to Jail
for 10 days.
Peter Grillo, Lyndora store keeper,
is weeping and lamenting over the dis
appearance of his wife with hand
somer man, named Campana. Grillo
says $1100, his entire savings, dlsap-
peared at the same time.
Capt. Ira McJunkin, JAS w. Mckee,
Jas. NJ Maxwell, p. E. Daubenspeck.
Frank w. Chattin. Al, e. Butler, w.
II. Ritter, ST., and D. a. Slater,
are under bond to appear before the
criminal court of Clarion county, next
Monday, TO answer charges of con-
spiracy made against them by John
Keener, Chauncy Pitt, man named
Thomas, and hotel keeper of New
Bethleham named McCallip. The But |
lerites were stockholders in the Nc
Guire Metallic Vacuum Casket Co., and |
a number of other Butterflies stockhold- !
ers in the same concern have been sub
poenaed to appear against them. Nc |
Guire, the promoter of the concern, and |
holder of the patents. went to Clarion |
county and unloaded about ten thous- |
and dollars worth of stock on the four |
complaints and other citizens of Clarion |
county. Then the affair went up in |
thin smoke and the Clarion people |
looked for revenge MCGUIRE and Al. |
Butler have already had trials at |
Clarion, but the prosecutors are not
satisfied with that and are going after
all the Butler stockholders, who lost |
just as heavily as the Clarion people did
and who knew nothing of Mcclure 9 |
conduct of the affairs of the company.
The local men take with them At |
torneys A. T. Black, Brandon, Forquer, |
Goucher, Greer and McQuistion. After |
the trials damage suits for false arrest |
are cor rtemplated against the prosecu-
tors. and one or two criminal prosecu- |
tions on a matter outside the MEG uire
company's affairs are also probable.
The case of Z, J. and S. J. Walker
and f. L. Eaton vs George Ray, to re- |
cover for opening coal bank In Marion |
went to the jury last even |
ing. This morning the jury found
for the deft.
The case of d. Lambert vs. w. J. |
Burk and Thos Murphy was continued |
on account Of the sickness Of one of the |
defts
The cage of G W. tsenick vs. halston |
Coal & Coke Co. was continued.
The case of John c. Digit VS. Sadie |
and Peter Brisbine was settled
The case of August and VIM. Thaler
VS. Butler Brewing Co., to recover for |
building tanks was continued
S. H. Fowler, o. c. Redic, and Alex |
Wilson viewer inspectors on new
bridge in Allegheny twp. have filed
their report recommending its accept |
ance.
Jesse Heydrick, Surveyor. w. J.
Adams and James / Campbell were ap- |
pointed viewers on petition of citizens |
of Mars for bridge oyer Breakneck |
creek on Hooks St. in that b orougb.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
JD Albert to Geo B Beighley lot in
Prospect for 5000.
John T Peoples to Smith NJ McCreight |
122 acres in Venango for $60S3.44.
John f Peoples to same u acres in |
.Fenango for $117844.
Edward W. Bingham to Lulu b BiEg
ham lot in Butler for 81.
o j Sarver to g B Clark coal leases in |
Buffalo twp. and other places for $3.50. |
Milton w Campbell to Alvey J Camp |
bell 80 acres in Concord for 500.
James Thompson to w w Shipley 5 |
acres in Adams for 800.
Chas Duffy to G e Mcintyre lot in
Butler for S2250
Ma Stoyer to S Hobaugh lot in
Butler for S2500.
q W lucy to Fred Rith 4 acres in
Buffalo for 5000
Stover d McJunkin 10 W G Mcdowell |
lot III Butler for $2400.
d Il Handley to Anton Tietrzak 144
acres in Allegheny sl3500.
Sarah J Dumbach to Clara Cornelius
40 acres in Fairview for $500.
Catherine Jenkins to Robert S Irwin,
lot in Zelienople for S40o.
Bertha O GoeIman 10 o. o. Der
sinner lot on Eyth street for $3.50.
Margaret Kreps to Catherine Hesi
dence, so acres in Summit for $1,000.
NJ Jennie Parker to Albert Benlohr,
lot in Butler for 5000.
Andrew Lang TO Martin B Cypher,
80 acres in Winfield S2950.
John A Eichert. trustee. to VIM
Dunbar, lot in Evans City for $1,000
Thomas I Cooper to Levi S Cooper,
43 acres in Jefferson for 81; to w j
Cooper, 80 acres in Jefferson for 81 20
Philip Cooper, AZ acres for 81.
John McGonegal to Martha NJ Pizor.
lot in Slipperyrock for $500.
international Savings and Trust Co.
to Russell Kiser, lot on Wayne st. for
$3.50; also to Lawrence b Snow, lot on
w. Wavne street for $3.50
J p Graham to Mary E Christy, lot