Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-02-15
LEGAL NEWS.
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NOTES.
Sheriff Campbell took Harry Allen.
the South Side boy sentenced for larce-
nv, TO Huntingdon. The boy was
washed and dressed up. and then asked
how old he was He said II years, and
the result was he had to be brought
back to Butler, boys under 10 not being
received in the Huntingdon Reformato-
ry. Allen was then committed to Nor
ganZa.
A Virginia banker found guilty of
stealing was rescued from punishment
because one of the jurors had not paid
his taxes
Nearly all of the % applications for
license in Indiana county had remon-
strances filed against them, the petl-
tions containing anywhere from % TO
500 names.
A special term of Court for the trial
of civil cases has been ordered for Mon
day, April 8. A venire of 54 jurors was
ordered drawn.
A charge Of f&b has been entered
against Ernest Harkley.
Register Porter Wilson admitted the
will of Joseph p Thompson, decd OF
Cherry twp. to probate, Saturday, after
hearing the evidence and arguments OF
Thompsons three brothers who are con-
testing it. The principal witnesses to
sustain the will were DR.. II. d. Hocken-
derry, who attended Thompson, and
Esq. Shepherd Campbell, who was pres
ent.
James Fl. Gibson, Theodore Vogeley,
Joseph Mechling. Z. G. Wick and John
Emrick were appointed viewers in the
case of Cora s. Brown VS. Butler Boro
for damages done by the grading OF
New Castle St.
Judge Williams of Mercer county
granted all the old licenses, last week,
excepting that of w. J. Daily of South
Sharon. who Is held oyer. No new IL
censes were granted except to Michael
Sabo of South Sharon. He was form
er license holder. but was refused last
year. The four applications for whole
sale licenses in Sharon were held over
and Mercer. Wheatland. jamestown
Stoneboro were refused.
At Philadelphia, last Friday. wo-
man 70 wears of age was convicted of
murder in the first degree for killing
after it was born.
S. Shamburger, Esq arrived in But
Ter. Monday afternoon, from Mobile,
Ala, and surrendered himself to Sheriff
Campbell. When Samnel Lando be-
came his bondsman, says Pittsburg
paper, Shamburger was released on
s. 900 bail To insure Lando against
loss on the bond Shamburger and his
wife gave Lando deed to property in
Crawford street. Pittsburg. The deed
was not recorded until after Sham
burger had left the State. On Novem-
Der o. 1905, Shamburger confessed 1udg-
ments, and executions were lssued
against the property oD which Lando
held deed. A suit in equity followed.
which is still pending in the courts.
Shamburger's bondsman then sent out
to find Eim and traced him to New York
city, from there he was traced TO Day
ton. O., then to Cleveland, st. Louis,
Waco, Tex. Denver, Los Angeles. Cal.
Memphis, Tenn. and finally he WAS ar
rested in Mobile, Ala. In the meantime,
Isaac Attleson. son-in-law OF Sham
burger, was arrested on a charge of
conspiracy and aiding fugitive, but
he was not convicted
The first partial account of the Guar
anty S. D & T. Co. receiver Of the But
Ter Builders Supply Co. has been filed.
The assets are $66. 04S 81; credit is
claimed for S5S, 629 "a, leaving balance
Of 81, AIS 63 for distribution.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Theo L Schenck to Ellen NJ Schwartz
LOT on Second st for $1,000.
VIM E Morse to VIM T and Leslie E
Ross lot in Buffalo for $1,000.
Cottage Hill Land Co to w ] Trout |
man lot on Cottage Hill for $500.
Mary Jane Stiefel to Mrs. Pearl Say |
30 acres in Butler twp for $4,000.
Frank Biedenbach to Martin Kabell |
10 acres in Clearfield for $2700.
r f Crissman to John w Powell 30 |!
acre lease in jackson for $25.
Chas Duffy to w A r r 5 acres in |
Fairview for 5000.
Henry Green to Wilburing Oil Co so |
acres in Summit for $4,000.
Stephen G McCandless to same "a
acres in Summit for 1920
A n Cranmer to w A RR 5 acres in |
Clay for $675.
JH Ellenberger to same 8 acres in |
Fairview for $675.
J NJ Wick to same property in Fair |
view for $275.
Geo d Kamerer to same property in |
Fairv;ew for $3.50.
Anna h Moser to same property in |
Fairview for $25.
A Cumberland to same property in
Concord for $75.
Amos Young to same property in
CLAY for $437. so.
Ida Gallagher to same acres in
Fairview for $12S.56.
Jas p Michels to elizabeth Potter so
acres in Butler twp for 81.
Glasgow & Burton TO Chas M War.
rem assignment OF 60-acre lease on Dav-
id Park farm in MiddIesex for 5000
Cora M Graham to Melvin III Thomp-
son acres in Brady for $500.
ID w Barnhart to w II Barnhart int
in so acres in Concord for $400.
Mary r Grubbs to A Baldasser lot in
Butler for $1400.
Geo w Amy to W T. Oesterling lot
on Amy ave for $500.
Eleanor Elliott to w A r r property
in Fairyiew for $37 so.
Mary Denny to Jas Daugherty lot in
Millerstown for $500.
Henry Wagner. Jr to d J. Dale lot in
Butler for $4,000.
JT hamilton to p B & l. e r X Go
lot in Butler for $4,000.
Lewis Porter to John NJ Porter lot in
Butler for $4,000.
A M Christley to A -Bowser lot in
Butler for 5000.