The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-02-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
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the defendant compa ny SO that the
| plaintiff can secure the water. Fred
Ikeler, Esq, who represents the
defendants, filed exceptions to the
same. and rule was granted to
show cluse returnable the first
Monday in March.
In the proceedings in partition in
the estate of Delilah Cramer late of
Espy, deceased, upon agreement be-
tween the parties interested it was
decided that sFranS Ikeler, Trus-
tee, without any further legal pro-
ceedings, sell the real estate of the
decedent Bond in sum of $4,000
was approved and the sale ordered.
In the estate of Tracy Jane Yea
ger deceased the return to the or
der of the sale was confirmed nisi.
The return to the order of sale in
the estate of Reuben Miller deceas-
ed, was confirmed nisi.
| Upon petition presented by Fred
Ikeler, Esq, in the estate of Ma
thias Frantz, a weak minded per-
son, rule was granted to show
cause why the real estate should
not be sold.
Upon agreement of parties inter
ested The plaintiff in the case of c.
+. Trescott VS.. 7. J. Vanderslice,
garnishee of A. R. Meyer, took
judgment for the amount he
claimed.
In the divorce proceedings of
Fannie K. Stiles VS.. John Calvin
Stiles, A. c. Jackson, Esq, pre-
sented petition for subpoena in
divorce on the grounds of cruelty.
In the estate of Susan Klinetob,
deceased, on motion of Clinton Her
ring, Esq, specific performance
of contract was decreed by the
Court.
Upon petition presented by +. J.
Flynn, Esq, subpoena in divorce
was allowed in the case of Emma
]. Bowen VS.. William G.. Bowen on
the ground of cruelty. The neces-
sary $50 has been paid into court.
The return to the order Of sale in
the estate of Nora Buckle, deceased
was confirmed nisi.
In the case of Mary Nash VS..
Owen McCarty, executor of the es-
tate of Mary J Barry, deceased
rule was granted upon petition pre-,
senred by +. J. Flynn, Esq, why
the appeal should not be stricken
off
c. c. Yetter, Esq, presented the
resignation of Harry Grotz as in
spector of election for South Hem
lock district, and w. A. Dent was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
c. S. Fisher presented the report
of the viewers which was in favor
of a county bridge in Franklin
township near PARIS Mill.
In the real estate OF Martin
Walsh, habitual drunkard, bond
of James Walsh, committee in the
sum of $4,000 with Edward Muir
ply and Bridget Schllnging ap-
proved.
In the matter of the assigned es-
tate of l. w. McKelvy. on motion
of l.. E. Waller, Esq, f. ]. Flynn
was continued as auditor to report
first Monday of May term.
Return to order of sale in the es-
tate of Reuben Miller, deceased was
presented by Fred Ikeler, Esq,
and confirmed nisi.
On application of R. R. John,
Esq, A. c. Jackson, Esq, was
continued as auditor in the estate
of William Huffnagle, deceased, to
file his report at May term.
Upon petition A. w. Snyder was
appointed guardian of Mary Harp
ster, vice Adam Clayberger, de-
ceased.
The accounts of the Register and
Prothonotary were presented and
confirmed pisi, and if no exceptions
are filed they will be confirmed abb
solutely on Saturday.
A petition was presented asking |
for the discharge of Charles Eisen-
hart from the county Jail under the
insolvent law, after serving a SEN
tence of 90 days for breaking into
the railroad station at Catawissa.
The report of the commissioners
upon the division of the borough of
Catawissa into two election districts
was presented and confirmed nisi.
The report was against a division
of the borough,
Report of sale in the estate of
Polly Kingsbury, late of Locust
township, deceased, was confirmed
nisi.
The report of sale in the estate
of Mary Wolf, late of Cleveland
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