The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-08-16
BUSY DAY At
ARGUMENT COURT
Seven out Of Nine Peti-
TONERS Become Natur-
allied Citizens
THREE MASTERS APPOINTED.
OTHER RULINGS AND DE-
CREES OF IMPORTANCE.

Monday was a busy day at argu-
ment court. Judge Alonzo T. Searle
presided and handed down a number
of DEGREES, among them being the
appointment of three masters.
At 2 o'clock, Monday afternoon,
naturalization court was held, when
the petitions of seven of the nine ap-
plicants for citizenship were grant
ed. One petitioner was refused his
papers, because he didn't file de-
claration of intention, and a second
did not appear. The successful ap-
plicants were as follows: Three
came from Austria, Gustave Heine,
Adelia; Frank Breigai, Browndale;
Hermann Hegebaur, Seelyville.
Three claimed Sweden as their
birthplace, and gave White Mills as
their residence. They are: Emil
Larson, Ivan Ludwig, Larson and
Julius Patterson. Only one of the
seven successful ones came from
Germany, Hugo Wahren by name,
and he resides at Hawley. Seven
desirable additions to the popula-
tion of Wayne county are the result
of the midsummer naturalization
court.
Other rulings and DEGREES made
were as follows
Lewis M. Schultz was appointed
minority inspector of Texas No. 4
to take the place of H. w. Schultz
resigned.
Petition of Maryland Casualty
Company, for approval as surety,
granted.
An order of venire was issued for
a grand jury to meet Monday, Oct.
l 5, and for traverse jury to meet,
Monday, October %.
A hearing in the petition for ap-
pointment of guardian for Michael
Conrad was filed for the second
Monday in September at 10 a. m.
An order was drawn to make the
trial list for October term.
The final account of w. B.
Holmes, guardian of G. F. Rockwell,
was confirmed absolutely, and he
was discharged from his guardian
ship.
James A. Christiana was appoint
ed constable in Hawley to fill a va
cancy caused by the death of the
former constable.
An order for publication was is
sued in the case of Eleanor Louise
Bodie, libellant, VS.. John Switzer,
respondent, the Sheriff returning
that the respondent was not to be
found within his bailiwick.
In the case of the establishment
of the Seelyville Independent School
District, the time for the hearing on
the petition of George Mackle and
Fletcher Coon, to be included in the
district, was fixed for the second
Monday in September at 2 p. m.
An order was drawn for the dis
charge of H. M. Spence and Joshua
A. Brown, administrators of Eliza
c. Peters, deceased.
Chas. A. McCarty, Esq, appointed
master in the case of Effie Swingle,
libellant, VS.. W. R. Swingle, respond
ent.
Homer Greene, Esq, appointed
master in the case of Emma l..
Bloomer, libellant, vs. Charles l..
Bloomer, respondent.
e. c. Mumford, Esq, was
appointed master in the case OF
Effie Weichel, libellant, VS.. Rudolph
Weichel respondent.
Jas. F. Washington was discharg-
ed as the committee of John Wash
ington in the inquisition as to the
chester township.
"A
tate of William S. Frisbie, late OF
Wayne county, was filed.
A masters report of sale in the
case of H. B. Monington VS.. Eliza
Ann Call ct al. was filed.
The adoption of Emily Otger by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Garagan, Goulds'
boro, was confirmed.
Hunkele Died From Natural Causes
Inquest on body of Edward
Hunkele, w. B. zimmerman, j. P.
An inquisition taken at White
Mills, on November II, 1910, before
!. w. B. zimmerman, acting coroner
. (by reason of there being no coron
; er in said county at that time). Up
on view of the body of Edward
Hunkele, then and there being
found dead in the barn of Franz
]. Hunkele in the county aforesaid
Upon view of said dead body ant
E. B. Gavitte, M. D., reputable anC
practising physician of Wayne coun
ty being called and a thorough ex
animation of said body by him be
ing made and no marks of Yiolenct
appearing upon or about said body
we found that the said Edward
, Hunkele died by the visitation o
God, in a natural way and not other
wise and further inquisition unnec
. essary. In witness whereof l hav'
to this inquisition affixed my sea
this 5th day of August, 1911.
w. B. ZIMMERMAN, j. P.
The bill of costs of w. B. Am
norman, ]. p, acting coroner TO
viewing the body of Edward Hunk
ele, amounting to $2.75, was ap
proved August IA by the Court.
: FEWER SUICIDES.
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