Smyrna times., 1891-10-28
Delaware and Maryland Items

samuel B. Clark, of Wilmington
found Sll5O and returned it to I tbt
owner George w. Simpler.
Carter John NJ. Beck worked ii.
fnuies twenty-One hours daily witbont
seed' IN Wilmington, and was mnIeted
$40 and costs. - :" Uie'eu
y. W. Mackey, formerly division
operator OF the Delaware railroad Iost
on friday for St. Paul, Mimi wboro
ne VIII take position on the Cbicono
Z" northwestern railway.
The NJ. E. Church in Camden il ho
ing thoroughly renovated and renoiro I'd
INSIDE and out. 1t was re-opened for
services Sunday. o"0" ior
The Episcopalians are build;nr
neat little church in Cam5en
Ny Expect 70 consecrate on SUNDAY
o,Sos END. Bishop Coleman and
o osner prominent Episcopalians are
saIg; to participate in the
GOT A BIG PUMPKIN Solor,o, H..
sey, the editor of the Daily Renv5y; ;n1
was Thursday surprised to receivo
1oO-pound pumpkin from Lew CoDrt
man Robert Sutton of NaI S So.1
NJ d Lately Editor Hersev said
UT VT sutton was too busy exhibiting
!Dlg pumpkins to hold sessions of tbes
investigating committee, of which he
was chairman. The present of tbo
pumpkin to Editor Hersey was the |
JUSTICES AND School. sCrFpus
'Stdte AudltOr DuLGnev on the Wo, Pr,L
Looking after State assets -Sto1a Az a -"
r OnLI n .. Dulaney in talking upon
IT, uTii S Nslters ne makes the complaint
Snat hundreds of dollars are lost to tbo
otate by the neglect of some of the iTs'
ices OF the peace to report the fines
lhI IorIeltures, as required by law. II
: >, 'nelr DUTY to send certified list of
vi nheS name of party fined the
unstable 10 whom the fine was maid
YER ana MS residence. The auditor
lIes an instance of a down.State
ustice who evaded the law ~
Ahotner complaint he has is against
chOol district clerks who fail to make
roper expenditure of the distriot :
mus. Mr.. Dulaney proposes to see
laC the district school assets sboT1
)me rational balance for the amonnt !,
expended and also that the CHARGES on .
le bills paid are not excessive '' =" I
The ODESSA & MIDDIFTovv,y D 4
DAD TO BE STARTED SOON NTbo n
Tectors of the proposed MiddIetowD n
Ouessa electric railroad have ne0o- q
Ated mortgage of $4,000 ON their O
with the Farmers Land and b
.ust Company of New York WorL te
III De commenced at once ia
AS soon as the first spadeful of Garth Ii
removed, in the work of grading for ii
9 new road, the road cOmmissi0pars I'll
81. Georges hundred will annIv 70 of
Salisbury for an ininnSt;oO OF
RESTRAIN the contractors from pro ii,
ou'ne win the work. The cause of Il
. opposition IS the fact that the rail. m
y TOT about three miles is to Tun on
pubic road, and objection is made mi
u this would scare horses and prove or
Irmental to the public Interest Oh
9 charter of the company Dassed in tai
o, gives the right to use the public gr
,ROBING POLL TAX FRAUDs.-Clerk b Pei
he Peace w. Pierson Bipes Tbrrs ma
I. before the Levy Court Investi- !
ing Committee selected fftv nance tbs
q NO. 3 list of the Republican taTes owe
oy leaders of that party to South. con
trict ex-COllector Mckee and
no tLirty-one receipts for the same
OF these voters were returned as
nlquents, and this test proves the
. of Democratic ex.collectors
zee $. and pougherty in accepting
W $4OOO and not putting the names -
The assessment list. ''''09 I
snator Anthony Higgins, Rep. was I'll
rned as a sixth ward poll-taxabIe dan
nquent by Northern District eT- &c.,
ector Dougherty. The Senator .%S'
s on property taxes, he owning a the
In st. Georges Hundred. He diJ self
pay his last years poll.tax of "a and
eng rated at $1,000, with the ts1 not
cents per 500, because no one P 1",'.
ID upon him for the amount. Eli