The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-07
LIVE1Y
MEETING !
Chief Burgess Tabor Slrs Up a Hornets
Nest.
CONSTABLE SERIOUSLY ACCUSED
Charges Also Made Against the Burgess
The Lamp and Watch Committee is
Directed to Investigate Charge
Of characterization Against
a Water Works En-
ploye.

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'naue against employees OF the public water
works the Chiei burgess and some Of the
Ward constaDIes' Inc discussions attending
the matters were OF spirited character and
more VIII probably be heard Of the Chief
burgess ana constable affairs, as a committee
ON investigation has been appointed.
Inc CounciImen IN attendance at the meet
ing were Messrs Mctulre, Lally, CoaEley,
boehm, ShOsmaker Straughn, James, Nei5-
Wehder' EngIert, Brennan, Murphy aud
hahu' Mr, boehm, Ior the roads and high
ways com tuee' Salu llVIIe work was being
uohe olher uhah cutting Ice at the street
cTos'IhgS'
MT James Oh the hhahce committee, pre-
9e"Veu une ioIlo"lnB lIat oI names with
recon nIhehdauloh Ior eAoherttloh from taxes
WIS ~ N, heeFes MIS- MaJor Mrs Cough
,i"' II, W. .. Leach MIS- Lalhail' Mrs. kenme,
MIS- heinS, MT7' Ueorse layIof Mrs Mary
"inPoc'' iue recolninehuaIloh was adopted.
WI i1''S Ie'O'liulenueu MrS. conway ior
eAoIer"'ion ana Ihe matter was referred to
Vhe Hhance committee
Mr' James also presented statement on u
""", "uu'V ol cN- wafer superintendent Bet
'eIluse accounts Wllch showed That sieV
f,r ti,,, .,-,,,,,,,t ,. '" 90 a."
t,rid,,o .raI,os,d VI -'ii -'''-
~, ,,,,t;,,.,,f n. Dbl. ,
instructed to notir,, T, r,Iia.,. 80
report every month Tn C,ounri in .ccorja,,,,
with the law
IT. yvasat this noint +lo+ Cl,;or p,,u,....
Tabor arose and asked whv il was tbat
Connri did NOT reoniro ,'o rnl,;o" vas 80 'i'. ,I.
Peace to turn over tho aronrt nf fnes tba,,
collect. He was told thar the Jnstiree w.
called upon far such returns The Rnrg..s
then said he knew of a case On Sent 1srh
last. when a marty maid 81 to Constable NIatt
Giblou and had no hearing before a Justire
or the Burgess He aIso said ba ln.,y ~
another case where MIR Gihlnn got - fr.,,,
man and rever turned il overto tba bornu,,b
and the prisoner had no hearing
Mr. McGuir- aid that sinra tbers had
been M charpes bafore oitbero Iustic, or tT,.
Chief Burp.ss in fin. ease. bo ,,,,,Id ILL., to
| know the details The Rnrge,s said tb.rs
was q ease nm Dec 1sth Lost and anntb.r ~,
the 21st aud ba rrndrcod a r,c.i,,t aud
another nan,r IN show, tI,,t money had bee,,
Maid for fines
MIR McGuire then Iocked harm. with fine
Ruroess and said tLot .inco sncb ,,,,tt,rs
had been I,uprhnd LeT,r. Co,,,,,.I r. ND
he iust os III ,,. 49, ,.n:, ..-,,
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,,,', 5o'' aus re-" vi" i''e"Sc
~ t'o was Pu' /" ny hn eA'specl"l po''ee'
i'I"', " Nv i"a pec. pulplo"IhR Ihe people,
nc "9e' MS authority through squire ana
"' 80 '''o .ii"s' i|su '',Is man Aho" OIL
IloYe you 1T, released any prisoners put IN
| ny ConS'aole5
NO. SIT Oy anthony Alex Iaon In'uA
.iiaU man Is capaOle oI oelhs uepuu@e"'
"ou'"n give MN a Star'
MI. Mcuulre replied That the fact that o.
man Is not sworn III AS special officer Is no
Ie"soh ior Vhe burgess TO reaIe"se prisoners
any cluZeh can De deputlzed by Justice,
/ nc auueu VndI the burgess had presumed TOO
much In releasing prisoners and, from what
no heard, there was serious charge against
the man the burgess released.
Mr. Englert moved that the matter be left
IN the hands of the lamp and watch com
mittee for investigation and to report at the
next meeting.
Mr.. Mcclure added an amendment that
the Chief Burgess be required to produce his
docket showing the disposition of all cases
which have been before him during the past
year, and the motion as amended was carried
FIRE plugs at Turkey Kim, corner of Main
ana Centre Streets and corner Jardin anC
merry streets were reported out OF order.
MI Coakley, OF the law committee stated
that the Borough Solicitor was attending Il
the Iorbert deed matter and had stated tina
everything would be all right.
lhe Oihcers OF Council were authorized t
renew the contract for pea coal for the waite
works with the L. H. Z. % l. Co, at q
cents per ton.
ME- James said number OF tools were re
CURED IOr the repair OF pipes ana other part
, OF the water plant ana MT j, Cleary ha'
set valued at sl13.5O which Council coulC
BUY.
Inc water committee was authorized t
make the best bargain and II Mr., Cleary viii
sell the tools as cheap as they can be ha'
''Sv" |,N nSio' S, o. 70 puS 'loHi,
p M 'ucHure ni'uo " lehsthy statement re
f El9"lns I"o pIeulc"ulents oi the borough II
1 Oo'"s io'' "l'nouO water On TWO occasion
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4 '"eeu 'nT 'u anu tne einploye
e Vi ,n, 'io I'a"v ~. %,9o ""IsIu EnEihee
"G'l,oI "iu 'I,'' o'l'eI WIN refusing !,
o "ea,s' ~ hnhinool ~ i'',o" ",'u i'e,'l"u loi,
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