New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
I'm W. Edwards superintendent Of young peoples
WHITE PLAINS.

County Treasurer Hoag had received up w jury
SIS applications for licenses under the so 80
of the Radnes liquor-tax law. for which >o'''VO'
had been paid The County Treasurer mace pa'
ttal settlement June Is OF the liquor-'a~ "one''
At that date the total amount paid In was sioi'-
IFS d. representing 7ss applications and the money
was disposed of by tho treasurer as ~ ~, 90
Amount paid State Treasurer. less fees s''''Io 49,
amount paid to Supervisors OF towns less "ea 80.
ers fees sV 49, In proportion to ats SIZE
Rochelle enjoys the distnci cnnscs than any other
town in the county No licenses were aPplied ior
fIH% for and TeceSed one Pelham sppsS
Tor was s.5 refused Nned s ssr the ns esnss
aps sSe question is now in courts According
to law one-thlrd Of the nSenSe ibrs TO the
towns less the County Treasurer's ices. INC ne
towns receive the money due them IN phIP1 n
the amounts they have respectively paul liz
County Judge Lent. County Treasurer Hoag, Dis
.r,o,-Attornev Andrews and Sheriff Johnson met
at the courthouse yesterday morning ana once
more attempted to agree upon successor 10 l.
Howard Kinch, the present Democratic Coi"ns
sioner o, Jurors, whose term OF office exp'reu May
l. There were five informal ballots TAKEN anu aS
II appeared that each OF the above-named omc'aiS
had an individual candidate OF his own, no agree
ment was reached. and an adjournment untii Aus
ust was taken The candidates voted iGT n at tNe
S,iman and James " Stafford. OF White Plains
and Howard Kinch the pressn seat say that
the balloting Will drag along until the nleetns -.
the next LEGISLATURE without any conclusion ntviuS
been reached and that then Senator burns pli
uhich was lost last winter. giving the power OF APP
,,ointment to County Judge Lent. VIII be passed
In fact II is stated that the suspense at the pres
emit time is sustained with this object in view
A public meeting Of the General Committee on Fro
Parade was held Tuesday night in the Auditorium
and was largely attended. Destinations from a num-
her OF men unable 10 serve the committee were
read The Subscription Committee reported addl-
tionai subscriptions Of s13 making total OF slOIs
Paul G Thebaud, who leaves White Plains for the
summer resigned from the Subscription Committee.
and Postmaster Peter Pauldng was elected 10 fill
the vacancy. The corresponding secretary was In
structed notify again those invited to serve on the
General Committee to send reply of acceptance or
declination by July p. The Subscription Committee
was instructed to present detailed statement on
subscriptions at the meeting to be held in VII.
lage Rooms Tuesday, July IA. at p m. Samuel
c. Miller chairman l. Howard Kinch. secretary;
John T. Refill, Charles A. Matthies. John p Moran.
Dr. James w Stafford. Byron Walrath. Frank q.
Theodore Doll compose the Committee on Subscrip-
tons They have been very active In their Efforts
TO raise amount sufficient 10 insure the success
of the parade A number of letters of acceptance
were received warmly advocating the parade. and
were accompanied by substantial checks from prom
nent citizens Additional invitations were extended
by the White Plains Fire Patrol to the Port Chester
far there Is every prospect Of the parade being one
the largest and best held In the county which
will be quite fitting as White Plains Is the county
seat