Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-03-22
to Sarah Miller for $50 acres for $500.
vas placed on record.

1 IO OdIdu lOA iDV aAACo ACA N~~Fs
was placed on record.
E. l. Ralston has filed his report as
auditor on the report of the receiver OF
the Lyndora Supply Co. The total in
debtedness amounted TO s3l, 125 IS. and
the proceeds from the sale of real estate
to S. 204 81 and of personal estate 81
642 13, making the total assets sll,-
S46.37 The costs of the audit amount
ed to $254. The mortgage Indebtedness
amt u nre to 81 2,SG5, and was in such
shape that the mortgagors received
something over fifty per cent ON their
claims, while unsecured creditors re-
ceived twelve per cent. A number or
exceptiers have been filed to the report.
The LIQUOR selling cases against Jos.
and Morris Pollack, DR.. Minteer, W. ,.
Brooks and Sam Tynnauer were coptln-
q. d until June. One of the Pollacks had
fallen down stairs and broken an arm.
The two Reott boys charged. with a
boy named Wellner, with stealing from
dozen or more residences, We're re-
leased on their own recognizance.
/ Wellner is to appear in Court March
&c
Thursday afternoon the jury in the
case of Com VS. Hen6 erson Surreua.
charged with the burglary of the house
| cf Mis-, Violet Farrtn. broughtin a YER
diet of not guilty. The verdict was
probably due TO the testimony of Sur
rena's brother-in-law, Gilbert Walters,
and his wife and sister, who swore Sur
rena spent the night at their house,
three miles from the Farren place.
R L. DeHaven and the Independent
Brewing Co have appealed to the Su-
perior Court from the ruling of Judge
Galbreath refusing them wholesale Ii
censes.
Henry Wilson, exr OF the will of
Jerusha Bingham, decd of Slippery
rock. has filed exceptions to the account |
of Amanda Cooper, adm'x of the estate |
of Zebulon Cooper, decd, of Worth |
twp. Notes amounting to $500 are |
claimed to be due the Bingham estate. |
Mrs. Bingham and Mr. Cooper were |
brother and sister.
Junnet Bell, Thursday plead guilty to |
f&b, and was sentenced to pay the |
costs. fine of $25. $25 to the prosecu |
trix and 81 per week for maintenance. |
The will of Jacob Ader of Winfield |
twp. has been probated. In addition to |
amounts already given his son, Charles, |
receives $1,000 and the residue is divid- |
ed between his son, VIM. and daughter. |
Catherine E A. G Krug is executor.
Inaz Zadovosni, alias Peanuts, Is |
years old, without parents. and three |
months in America, plead guilty to lar
ceny of a suit of clothes, hat, etc. Sen
tence was suspended to give the boy
chance. A Jefferson twp. man took
him.
John Buccos was appointed guardian
of three minor children of Micheal SEN
dry, decd, of Lyndora.
Samuel Landos was released as bonds
man of Samuel Shamberger last Thurs
day. Before his release was granted by |
the Court, all the costs which had al
ready been paid by the county, had to
be made good by Landos. and it cost
him one cent less than 800. Justice
Keck received 81, Clerk Christley 1854
Sheriff Gibson 81 25. Sheriff Campbell
81, District Attorney Walker 81, Coun
ty Detective Hoon S17.20 and the wit
ness fees amounted to $50. Landos is
said to have spent over $1,000 in follow
ing and capturing Shamberger.
Gov Pennypacker respited Frank
Johnson. last Saturday, and there was
no hanging in New Castle Jail, Monday,
as was expected.
An answer has been fled by Blair
Hooks. President of the Gallery Brick
and Tile Co, to the equity bill of ]. Fl.
Thomas against the company in which
it is claimed Thomas owes the company
$l400
G. G. Christie was appointed auditor
in the estate of John Cooper of Adams
twp.
On petition of Mr.. and Mrs. James o.
HARRISON an order was made by which
they legally adopt Susanna Homm of
Lawrence county as their child. The
child is one year old her mother has
been deserted by the father. The name
was changed to Faith HARRISON.
After serving almost II years of life
sentence for the murder of Mrs. Paul
Rudert, Alexander Killen of Tarentum,
n prisoner in the Western penitentiary,
at last has succeeded in interesting in
fueDtial men in his case. with the result
that they have become satisfied of his
innocence and will epdeavor. to secure
pardon for him. Bishop Canevin and
Rey Donahoo. pastor of the West End
Presbyterian church, are at the head of
the movement. They are making
thorough investigation and have already
unearthed valuable testimony indicat-
ing Killens innocence. Prominent cit
izens of Tarentum are lending their
aid. as the consensus of opinion in that
town is that Kilen is suffering unjust
ly.
Mike Matthews, John Fritz, Mike
Bunko. witnesses In the case OF Com.
c., pIa., ~ IN. Cat1rf han
called. Attachments were issued and
they were arrested by Depaty Vorous
and each fined S. and costs by Judge
Galbreath.
Attachments were issued for Ella
Weare Steve Shere, George Olah, John
Schultz, Mike Takos and Eliza Andryna
witnesses in the cases of Joseph and
Morris Pollak.
In the case of Com. vs. A. W. Kreps,
charged with desertion by his wife, the
Court made an order dismissing the case
on payment of costs by Kreps. In COM
menting on the case Judge Galbreath
said IF what each said is true they are
beth entitled to divorce.
The case of Com. VS. John Shanor,
adultery. was continued until June on
payment of the costs accrued at this
term by Shanor, who claimed he could
not get his witnesses for the present
Court
e. A. McCandless has been appointed
supervisor of Adams twp. vice w. j.
Blakeley, resigned.
Henry Ferne las been appointed
guardian of Timothy Frederick, minor
son of Adam A. Frederick, decd. of
Summit twp.
Jesse Madison, a colored boy of
Lyndora, was placed in Jail, Monday on
a charge Of a&b. for kicking another
boy in the groin.
The Guaranty s. d. 81 T. Co. was APP
pointed guardian of Edward Gibson of
Valencia.
Commissioner Siebert and Constable
Rice took Mrs. Charleton and her !
children back to Allegheny county. last |
Saturday, and they had quite time
getting her started.