Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-31
LEGAL NEWS.
NEW SUITS.


Chas. German VS. B. S. Rankin, ap-
peal by deft. from Judgment of S134. 49
rendered by ]. NJ Maxwell, j. P.
Kid McComb VS. VIM Chapman. do
Nicholas Delams1aras, of New York,
VS. Nicholas Vineca & Bro, appeal from
Judgment OF s202. 80 rendered by Jos.
Criswell, J. P.
Garnett G. Richardson. by her father
and next friend, Alory P Shook, VS.
] Harry z. Richardson, petition for di-
vorce. The parties were married March
10, 1903, and separated May 2S, 1903
| Mrs Richardson charges her husband
| with adultery with a Mrs. Gates
NOTES.
Rosoli Galci, is in Jail on charge OF
| felonious assault for drawing knife on
another Italian.
The appellate division of the New
York Supreme Court holds that O. W.
Perkins did not intend TO commit Il
crime when he diverted $50, 600 of the
money of the policyholders of the New
York Life Insurance Company to a
political campaign fund. Therefore,
although three judges of lower courts
have held that ne did so, Mr.. Perkins
goes forth vindicated and unstained
The street fair, doing business on the
Vogeley lot on Race street, was attach
ed Monday at the suit of Kid McCombs,
high diver whom the show left be
hind in Pittsburg, owing him S256.
Tuesday the attachment was dissolved
for the reason that the bond necessary
in the case was not approved by the
Court before the suit was filed.
At Norwalk, Ohio, Tuesday, jury
returned a verdict OF guilty against four
bridge companies for restraint of trade.
Six bridge agents indicted for conspira
cy against trade were also found guilty.
The companies were fined $500 and
costs each and the agents $3.50 and costs
each.
at Chicago, Tuesday, Rev a. G.
Abel was sentenced to the penitentiary
for bigamy.
The issue between the Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA and the Sheriff of Della
ware county concerning a prize fight
announced as a boxing match to be
pulled off in that county is not a COM
plex one.
There is little dispute that the pro-
posed contest il in violation of the laws
of Pennsylvania. The Governor says
that the laws must be enforced. The
Sheriff arrogates the right to say that it
need not be The Governor refers to
the constitutional provision that he
shall take care that the laws shall be
faithfully executed" and orders the
State constabulary to Delaware county
for that purpose.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Henry Wagner, Executor, to Elmer
Schenk lot on w Clay ST. for $500.
G. E. Cronenwett to Hedwig Helm
bolt lot in Butler for $2635.
J L Plaisted to II w Bortmas 81 acres
in Butler twp. for 5000.
John A Gilbert to J S Hyle lot in
Mars for 1886.
E III Negley to Isabella II Watson lot
on Plank Road for $1,000.
A Z Jack TO Florence Michael l acre
in Washington for $3.50.
II w Plaisted to III l. Oakes 20-acre
lease and well in Penn for $1400.
T II Boehm to J II Morrison lot in
Prospect for $1,000.
w Il Heyl TO John winner lot In
Whitestown for 81
McJunkin & Slower to Irwin E
Romack lot in Butler for S2400.
James | Campbell to James w Nc
Mckee lot for $4,000.
Mary O'Conner to Tanner Sybert lot
in Millerstown for $3.50.
II G Litzinger to Mary O'Conner lot
in Millerstown for $3.50.
Timothy McKeever TO Rachel Nc
Keever lot in Millerstown for 81.
Cottage Hill Land Co. to NJ l. Starr 2
lots for $500
Mary A Borfmas to Fl w Plaisted 81
acres in Butler twp. for $50
Samuel Greer to Michael Mohr, lot in
Butler for $2700.
Russell Van Dyke to Josiah Dunlap,
So acres in Marion for $4,000.
Sarah Pisor to Elzada Hindman, 25
acres in Washington for $500.