Evening journal., 1905-04-05
Orders Drawn for Officials
Salaries and Work on
Streets
CITY TREASURER MAKES REPORT
Special to The Evening Journal.

posed site for the new water works
CIV Treasurer John B. Manlove re-
ported the following receipts: From
Peter G. Madden for city taxes for
1901. s5614; for 1902 Sl042S; total,
S16O42. For school taxes i'm full for
1902. S15991.
From Charles IT. Shearer. school tax
1903. $3.50: city tax same year S11S.Sl.
Total. S26S.Si. From Charles II.
shearer, 1904 city taxes, Si9022;
school. $50 Total S24O.22. Treasurer
Manlove also reported $l15t2 expend-
ed for the payment OF bills OF the Len
ape Fire Company. which amount win
be deducted from It's yearly appropria-
tion.
ORDERS DRAWN.
The following bills were allowed and
orders drawn for their respective
amounts. George williams, cleaning
city lookup $3.50; Peter Doris bury
ing dead dogs SO; George Mcdaniel
carriage hire so; William Pedrick, re-
pair Of pumps IS; Moses b. flem-
ing. handouts. Si. George Morrison,
work on streets and hauling engine
SIS: Patrick Fitzgerald, work on streets
81; James Duffy same. SLIPS; John
McCallin same (two months), $3.50;
Ed McCasson. same. $3.50; Felix No
CaffQry. same. sS.75: John II. stoopes.
sundries. S3.70. orders were also
drawn for salaries Of city officials
In speaking of the money expended
for work on streets Mr.. Gallagher said
that the greater portion Of it was used
in the repairing Of culverts on the out
skirts Of the city.
FINED FOR DISORDER.
Charged with acting in a-dlsorderly
manner on q trolley car OF the VII
nington. New Castle and Southern
railway on the afternoon Of April g.
william Gebhardt Jr and Walter
Pedrick were fined Sc and costs each
amounting to $3.50 apiece by Magis-
trate Terry last night. The COM
plninng witnesses were C.. p Hol-
cnuh superintendent Of the road ana
Charles Lancaster conductor OF the
cor on which the o0ense was commit y
ted. 80
NUMBER OF sHAD SHIPPED.
Although the catch by local fisher
men ~ sl1ad Yesterday was not large
one stili thore were suite a number OF
.e~h shipped FROM ihis noiut Joseoh
~ King q Sons shipped by express
-75 fire shad 10 New York. the prices
being s55 for roe and ss5 for bucks
AT THE LOUISE"
There are number Of strangers at
The Louise and Proprietor John Ries
&c loekna forward 20 good summer
season. Yesterdays airivals were Mr..
end Mrs n. w Smith OF Norfolk
va: Charles II. Morse, Boston. Mass.,
a~d Theodore Sheldoo. Jr., OF Chicagc
Mr.. Smith will be connected With the
n7ldt Company. .....U
FIRE IN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
A slight fire occurred an the carriage
factory and blacksmith shop OF n. n.
lank. Fifth and Delaware streets. ves-
terday morning. Sparks from an en-
gine IN the building ignited the roof
and IL was with difficulty that Mr..
Lank extinguished the blaze before IL
had gained headway.
COUNTESS WILL LIVE AT HOME.
Although Charles Countiss has Sign
ed with the Media baseball club for
the coming season he will stiu live
in New Castle and continue his worf
on the trolley line. The Media club
plays on an average OF but three
games n week and Mr. Countss has
arranged with the railway officials TO
be released on these days. George Nc
Grory has accepted a position as con-
dJctor on the trolley lire and made his
III 81 trip yesterday under instructions
Of Conductor Harry Montgomery.
PREPARING FOR WORK.
The Delaware Water Improvement
Company is preparing 10 begin the
work OF erecting It's plants and ma
terial will arrive in a few days w. TT.
Morrison. who will have supervision
Of the work. moved here with mis- fam
ily yesterday.
TO HAVE CHARGE OF SHIPMENTS
petcr c. Madden has accepted a po-
s'tlon as shipper for the Fisherren's
Protective Association and win sue
ceed Charles II. Munsen, who win fsh
this season. The work Is not anfa-
miliar to MT. Madden. as he was con-
nected with the association in a asim-
liar capacity several years ago.
TENDERED RECEPTION.
At the home of the brides parents.
Sixth and Delaware streets, a recep-
tion was given last evening to Mr..
and Mrs. Y. S. Knox. A large num-
Der OF persons were present AID ex-
tended congratulations to the Young
mister and his wife.
WILL RECEIVE NEW PASTOR
Members Of the Methodist Church
o. Delaware City win receive their
new pastor the Rev e. E. White.
who was trai sferred TO that place
from Wilmington by the last cen
ference The reception will be held
tomorrow evening in the church ana
all are invited to attend.
RECEPTION TO FATHER BRADY.
on Monday night the members cf
the Reilly Lyceum Association OF ST.
Mary's Catholic Church. Wihmingt ,r..
gave a reception TO the Rev Edward
J.. Brady. Who nfS Recently been trans
ferred from NeM Castle to St Marv's
70 succeed the 4ate-Fsey. George T. fce.-
ly. There waS a DVsical entertain
ment Father RraSs- made an address
and refreshments were served.
80 MEETING.sset .TRUsTEEs.
Owing 10 the fact that there was nr
ruornni present thsfA9Ssas no meetins
Of The Trustees ~ fh91Eomm0ns held
last evening Constable frank Cleav-