The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-26
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wu-Ts PLATES. N Y. March 25.-Tvo Of the
employees Of the Public works Departme emit
we're arrested At Mt Kiseo to-day on charges
Of trsspsssinE and breaking the Sabbath. pre-
ferTed By two villagers. John T. TAFT paying
teller in the Chemical Bank. New York. and A.
L. Parks. . grocer there The warrants were
issued by Justice Joseph u. Crane Of Mt.
EIsec and we're served By Chief Of Police Cuett
Of thst place this morning. At 3 A. N. twenty
men and A. many teams. under Foreman David
II. Stsnneld. started to MI In what lie con-
sidsred the most unhealthy place in the Mt
Hiseo watershed It 10 lust back Of the build
irgs occupied ss q beer bottlinG ESTABLISHING emit
By Henry Boshmer and Is connected with the
Eisco River. the main tributary TO the water
supply. by drain or ditch Chief Of Police
Cuett first arrested Charles Fishpaueh. who
was driving the leading wagon OF . procession
of fifteen. while passing along Moeer avenue.
He next coliared Charles Francis Hartnett
Who was driving the team following that
driven b. FishpauGb.
The men we're tax en- to the Town Hall. where
. largo crowd had gathered in consequence OF
the rumor that the village authorities would
arrest the Public Works Department men II
they attempted to work TO-DAY. AZ soon as
Ofieer Cuett won't avay. Foreman Stanneld
placed new mon upon the wagons and then
telegraphed to Lawyer Dykman at White
Plains that the Public Works men had been
arrested. the work continued while further
developments we're awaited. Upon receiving
word OF the arrests Lawyer Dykmsn. Sheriff
Duffy. and Deputy sheriff Yerpianek started
for the scene.
When Mr. Dykman and Sheriff Duty arrived
Justice Crane imm ediately convened court,
and. upon the warrants being read. Mr. Dyk-
man appeared for the City Of New York and
Lawyer Reginald Hart for the complainants.
Lawyer Dykman took exceptions to the
charges. upon the ground that the men ar
upon which theJ were arrested. was among
the recently acquired watershed properties OF
tested men ma jury trial. justice Crane then
discovered that the names OF those good citi-
Office deck. So a recess was taken for ten min.
utss unit, ,h I could be 6ro ., 70 court
.is,Sie to serS., By consent INC t5iai vas
c sa p sna sSdrss.d tss Ho eaid DO. the
convicted bsiore trial from the disposition thus
far shown to put them under excessive bonds
fer h sS O. ns
one OF the Jury you have selected. Mr.. D. F.
Gorhau. the President Of your local Board Of
health. is on record as stating that It is the
business OF tho people OF BIT. Kisco to polluts
the water and OF tho city OF New York 10 take
care OF It,"
Mr.. Dykman's remark had no apparent effect
on the Justice. who held both men 10 $500 bail
each.
Mr.. Dykman and Sheriff Duffy slgnihed their
intention OF giving the bail. but Lawyer Hart
said he would accept n decision OF the Justice
20 parole the men in lawyer Dykmans and
Sheriff Dnny's custody. This was done by Jus
tice Crane. and an adjournment was taken to
Saturday next
II was ex pected that the hoo known as the
" Boehmer nuisance would be filed in to-
day. so that the Mount kisco watershed would
make o presentable appearance tomorrow.
when IL is to be inspected by Com missioner
DAILY. DIR. Edison, and LAWYER Dykmsn.
Mr.. TAFT and Mr.. Banks are said to be sup
ported IN their war against the city authori-
ties and the watershed by Theodore Car
penter. President OF the village. and q num-
Der OF the we'll -to-do citizens OF the place
There are several buildings that have been
condemned in the Mt Kisco watershed which
have not yet been removed. Among them Is
the village public school. An extension Of
time for the removal OF the school building to
June was granted. so that the school year
would not be interrupted. The buildings
eupisd by Boehmer. the beer bother. have not
yet been removed. and he refuses to remove
them until the city all ows him SIS. 700 for them.