Allegheny County PA Archives History - Letters .....William C. Bradburn Committed To Reform School September 13, 1870
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On complaint of John Cartwright, Deputy Mayor of Pittsburgh: William C. 
Blackburn should be committed to House of Refuge.  Testimony given by:
     Isaac Good of the 20th Ward, Pittsburgh: Defendant a bad boy & 
uncontrollable by his parents or anybody else.  I have seen him defacing the 
depot with a knife.  (signed) Isaac Good, Shady Side, Pa.
     William Smith, Entrprise St., 21 Ward, Pittsburgh.  Says the defendant was 
jumping on the cars and throwing hats into the Ladies'Waiting Room and 
yesterday he was under the cars and I caught him at a hole under the car 
containing watermelons and when he came out he commenced cutting the side of 
the car.
     J.W. Gray: I am an agent for the P.R.R. Co.  The defendant is a constant 
annoyance to the sd company by cutting of the cars and the depot at East 
Liberty.
     Jacob Layman: says he has seen the defendant cutting with a knife about 
the station and cutting the cars.  I have seen him take the brakes of the cars 
& chased him off frequently.  I am switch tender at East Liberty Station.  I 
think his match for a bad boy could not be found.  (signed) Jacob Layman, Mill 
St., 19 Ward.

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