The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-03-02
February Court Minutes.

The regular term of February cour
convened Monday morning with Presi
dent Judge VIM. E. Rice and Associates
p. @. Hill and Samuel Aul on the bench
There being no business demanding
their attention. all jurors had been noti-
fled last week not to appear.
The constables' returns we're heard and
showed that there was nothing seriously
at fault In the county.
Petitions of voters of the Balltown and
Frosts election precincts in Howe town
ship praying for the consolidation ofthose
precincts with the Middle Howe precinct,
with the voting place at Lynch, were or
dered filed and will be given further con-
siderstion by the court.
A charter was granted to The Business
Mems Association of Forest County,
with place of business at Marienville.
The purpose of the organization is the
mutual Improvement protection and ad-
vancement of mercantile interests in For
est county; to abate trade abuses and to
disseminate useful information.
A petition of citizens of Tionests town.
ship for the continuance of the appoint
ment of viewers for change in the pub
lie road leading from Nebraska to Tio.
nesta was granted, and they are to make
their report at the May sessions, 1910.
petition of j. G. Bowman, guardian
of Lawrence II. Mohney, minor, for an
allowance, was granted.
Inventories and Widows apprasements
were approved in the matter of the es-
tates of Eli Berlin, late of Kingsley
township, and w. II. Cropp, late OF
Green township.
The case of the A. R. Drake Co. Incor.
porsted VS.. Msrienville Lumber Co.,
Limited, was discontinued.
A decree of divorce was granted in the
case of Edward A. Collins, libelant, VS..
Maud e. Collins, respondent, after hear
ing the evidence in the case.
A subpoena was awarded in the divorce
case of Frank Zuendel, libelsnt VS.. Liz
zie M. Zuendel, respondent.
The following accounts were confirmed
nisi: Final account of Joseph Clark and
f. Z. Lanson, executors of the last will
and testament of VIM. Clark, late of Tio-
nesta borough. Final account of Carrie
Osgood, Administrative of the estate of
Eliza A. Mervin, late of Hickory town
ship. First and final account of f. L.
Fleming, executor of the last will aud
testament of Mary A. Cleland, late of
Harmony township. First and final ac-
count of L. b. Mensch, guardian of Ele-
nor M. Mercillott, minor child of Daisy
lola Merciliott, late of jerks township.
In the equity case of Anna Osgood, ad-
ministratrix of the estate of j. r. Osgood,
deceased, VS.. Quinton Jameson, surviv-
ing partner of the firm of Osgood Il Jam
ieson, a decree was granted requiring the
defendant to file an account of all the
business of the firm within thirty days.
Thomas Sibble was appointed guardian
of Edna J. and Anna NJ. Sibble, minor
children of Adam Sibble, late of Green
township, deceased.
The liquor license of the Central House,
in Tionesta, was transferred from G. e.
and NJ. N. Gerow to Robert A. Fulton.
A motion TO mol. pros. in the matter of
the sheriff's interpleader in the case of
Thomas Purtill VS.. f. A. Myers and G.
L. Ackerman was granted and the sheriff
was directed to sell the property levied
upon. In motion to open the judgment
in the same case the court took the papers.