The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-10-05
OCTOBER COURT.
Unusually Large Number Of Persons in
Attendance. Sheriff Harris
On Trial Now.

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the bench.
AS usual, the constables were
called first and made their re.
turns.
List of grand jurors called aud
% reported. D. M. Kendall, of
Ayr township was appointed fore
man. After having been sworn
and the usual instructions gwen
by the Court, they retired to their
room and began their work.
The following accounts were
taken up for confirmation:
First and final account of Jacob
Rotz and p. Luther FIniff, admin.
istrators of the estate ofNathaulel
Rotz, late of Tod township, de-
ceased. Confirmed.
Supplementalacc accountofJoseph
B. Mellott, administrator of Isaac
Fink, deceased. Confirmed.
Account of George W. Wagner,
administrator Of the estate of
Amanda j. Cook, late of Dublin
township, deceased. Confirmed.
FIRST and final account of Ban.
ner Bishop, administrator of Geo
w. Bishop, deceased. Confirmed.
Inventory and appraisement in
estate of II. f. Gallaher, deceas.
ed. Ordered to be filed unless
exceptions be filed within twenty
days.
Estate of T. E. Fleming, de-
ceased. Order for sale of real
estate awarded.
Estate of James Doran, deceas.
ed. Return of write of partition,
Usual rule on heirs awarded re
turnable at January term.
Estate of Joseph Hoopengard.
ner, deceased. Return of Rule
on Heirs. Heirs called. j. Luth-
er Hoopengardner, one of the
parties in interest appeared and
offered bid agreeing to take the
real estate containing 100 acres
at Sl495. Decree of Court made
accordingly.
Estate of George G. Elias. Pc.
tltion asking permission to pay
money into court for Mrs. Emily
Gates and Lavina Gates. Order
made as prayed for.
Petition of Ralph W. Johnston,
MINOR child of j. Flndlay John
ston, deceased for appointment
of guardian presented. John F.
Kendall appointed Bond in the
sum of 81, 500.
Petition of Walter Johnston.
John f. Kendall appointed guar
dian. Same bond as that of
Ralph.
Petition of Susannah herns,
minor child of Robert A. Kerns,
deceased asking permission to
pay for support of child, expense
incurred IN securing person, and
to invest the funds of said ward
at a less rate of interest. Order
made as prayed for.
Commonwealth VS.. Andrew Fish
er and Leslie Harr. Motion was
presented to the Court asking
that the proceedings IN the case
be quashed. On the l1th day of
May, 1911, George Magsam aud
John Magsam were engaged IN
selling milk to customers in Nc
Connellsburg. AS they were
passing along the street near the
City Hotel about II o'clock in the
! evening, "the wagon was stoned
being hit twice." so said the in
dictment; but as that legal instru
ment failed to state that the Mag
sam brothers were in the wagon
at the time of the stonlng, there
was nothing left for the Court
but to quash the proceedings, as
1t is rot a criminal offence to stone
a wagon.
Commonwealth VS.. Logue Nc
Kee was taken up at 4 o'clock.
Logue Mckee, a bright looking
young man of about % years of
age was on trial charged with
carrying concealed deadly weap-
ons. 1t developed that Logue
and ayoung Mr.. Layton had some
misunderstanding at Isaiah Lay
tons sale IN Whips Cove on the
23rd of last March, and that they
got over into a field and proceeded