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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Ouo of tht largest urlars Of the
spring suu50n was the reception gwen
bis Mrs Fisher lluuip ana Mlsv llcrk'
houl Yesterday in honor Of Madame
Amelia FoN, rho affair took place nl
lhc homo Of Mrs llurriF, which was
honuufulN droo1ud Wllh ferns roses
and gWopl potg \ musical program
was am enjoyable frHluiomd the hilHlr
was altogether doilWhtfuL \ number
NJ intimate friends assisted IN Pc.
ceNlng ana snrymg and about 600
called during tho afternoon,
Miss Rob fllcrbcck lcaycs ON Sorur'
day 10 Join her mother In Los Angeles
for me summer
Mrs John Rood Wua guest of honor
AT morning cardspin' Yesterday
glycn hy Mrs Ernest OrHko lun'n,
con followed the game, pul about 40
guests were proscut 10 enjoy lO' dee
llghuul onolr
Mrs e, a. ronrsall WAS hostess NJ
luncheon yesterday AZ the country
club about l6 guests being dol'shD
fmly entertained
rho marriage ul Miss Mary H., cray
To Mr.. Alexander CoNau Jr took
place last ulght ut tho home of mo
grooms paronts, Bishop y NJ T. Sod.
don Of tho rlfth ward olhrIoung M
modlatpN after reception was lons
dprod the huru" couple Only relallN'A
ana lnllmuto frlou1H NJ the contracting
pnilios helng present MI and Mrs
Covnn gn "a LrM tonight whore the
brides parents VIII awe q reception I'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
At THE RESORTS,

ruIav June 20, is salt Lake stake
dly uO etll0lG ana y luito turnout NJ
raonIp No. expected. The committee In
'har.r has arranged am entertaining
rrogrnm lof the occasion 10 BIO fol.
Lowell In thc evening by the usual lake
attractions
Arrangement for great fireworks
dFpIoy M Caldcrs park June 20, July
. and . are almost completed, The jap
anfsu experts arc making extensive
preparations ana promise a wonderful
ambition In fireworks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local oinee Of the
weather bureau Tor tho q hours ends
lng AT d a. M today ..
barometer ronhlng NJ a, M 2bbS6
nchas. Temperature M n, mr N
degrees maximum iji minimum bS'
mean, ~, which IL \ degrees below nor
NAL
FORECASTS TlLL 6 y, NJ, FRIDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
yloInliyi
Fair tonight and Friday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
A RAIN OF RICE,
vcHtabl, shower Of Oriental Food
produc, on Young Bridal Couple,

While 'uo ploor blue sky was obs
spural by gathering cIouda that pres
ngod a real ainNolm this afternoon,
there wue rcrieyD shower Of rice near
the lJohoor Monument at tho head Of
Mlm wygl Hut It did not fan upon
Nh. maO and the unjust alike, the
former only Ncrr drcOohod by NJ ana
these consisted of 10 happy bridal cou'
no who had just emerged from the
Temple. where they had been married
LOO ! O'Clock los President Francis NJ
Lyman Tho principals were MI ana
Mrs GEORGE y Morris the bride for
mDly bnng MleB Emily Marian
OEmmN Ramsey
Younfu ulouds know that they had
gone 10 1hp Temple 10 be welded They
knew. too what time the ceremony was
Nv be sJlomni2Nd ana were consequently
informed Ns io the time thoy would
rmorIo from the sacred odlllce Nr'
,oralpSly the crowd waited near the
monument and ns MI and Mrs, Morris
Welo passing thls point the storm broke,
There WAS rico everywhere II came
nom above. bolow, hohind ana from
lhp fore. In 60 seconds tho ground
looked an though there had been q mid
hummer anowuorm In vain aid tho
newly welded couple attempt 10 escape,
They had met their friends and had "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
DILLMAN THE MAN
~ ~ ho Appointed supervising Engineer
NJ western Pacific

The Information has been given out
In San Francisco that George L. Dill.
man VIII be appointed supervising en-.
Wneor Of lho Western Pacific. IN which
position he wlll have immediate charge
Of the ,uguoorIug work during tho
construction of thc new uanscouti.
mental line 81 announced q few days
agO, Nrgll q, Rogue who has been act.
ms as consulting engineer NJ the COM.
pany during the past Two yours has
been made Nico president ana chief en-.
Riucor DIllmnup appointment Il ~
understood, II made In recognition OF
the remarkable ability he has displayed
ON the Weston Pacific surveys which
are said 10 have been commended to
George Gould and hts associates by
Engineer Ropuo 1913 brilliant piece ot
engineering work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
NH, rr,lohl nnd pnsgennor Agent

trlct Freight ana Passenger Agent
Moore when econ this morning ana
asked regarding tho subject said to tho
MOVE" "Thorc " no truth IN II ~
ALL Not 70 single snl, Lake man sold
hlf transportation ns reported, ] have
porponaly checked up on the matter
An dld not return over our rond, for
touo como back via san Francisco,
Those who dld this cnmo 10 me per.
tonaly Nud handed IN their unused
portion NJ me transportation Wrnlfhod
ny this ofncr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
BAD BOY CON MlTTED,

Arthur LcLnnnc, the boy who was
taken to 10 hotel last night by Judge
Brown to await tho action Of the court
To-Day In his case, decided that M would
rather 80 10 the reform school than
wash dishes IN hotel 30 ne ran AWAY
this morning and was later found by
Probation OMoor Wood ana taken be-
foro the court llo was committed TO
the reform school llH father IN A
miner and r,udCH IN Butte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
New Railroad Construction,

Chicago, Juno 49, The Railway Age
will sag tomorrow;
Although there are moro than 1000
miles Ut new railroad under oonstruc.
ton IN the United states, the mileage
Of track mia during tho first half "
the year 10 less thpn that for any pimi'
lar porIod since 1895 Thir does not IN
dlcatc mat the total Tor the year win
DO ,oucgpondngly small for the nret
half of the year has been devoted
largely 10 grading, which work was de-
luycd by the Hpyoro enowf,ormB Of last
winter and later By the heavy rains
Of early spring IN tho Pacific states
l3 miles Of track were laid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
PULLMAN COMPANY
ENLARCES FORCE.
Additional Men Put on Here TO
Cope With the lncrcas.
Ing Business
MOVE TO NORTH SALT LAKE.
Commencing Saturday all Short Line
Passenger Equipment Willbe Hand.
led lhcrc-.Ylfd Improvements

Work ON the short LInc depot I'M
proyomcnls has started In In earnest,
The Pullman company has been notified
10 move its cms and equipment out to
the new Yards IN North salt Lake, and
have everything cleaned up by tomor.
row night Commencing saturday,
July J. all tho passenger cars win be
cleaned ana oycrhhuled ut the new
quarters IN the vicinity Of smith North
This morning q gang ~ section
hands started Wopk ON running o track
over tho property bought Ny the Short
Line north Of the depot The track
oNi'nds nt prtacnl midway through tho
hlopkN us iar north ug First North,
leaving lho rcsldcupoa west of n ON the
blocks wllb tracks ON both sides Of
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
JUVENILE COURT FINES.
City Attorney Asked for Opinion an to
Thor Disposition.

The juvenile court commission held A
meeting Yesterday IN tho ONCE Of Mayor
Morris and considered the disposition
n the 0nos collected by the court
Tho city attorney WAS asked for mn
opinion ms 10 the authority NJ the
board lo dispose NJ such fines and the
matter WNl bee further considered when
tho opinion Ig received The commits.
slon authorized Judge Brown 10 om-
ploy 1rnographor 10 take tho pro.
prOdnBs ON court days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
FAvORS THE BOULEVARD,
Horny W. Naisbitt Makes Some Sug'
gostons ms to Proposed Route.


Among Dhcsc crolly Interested nm th'
proposed SALT Luko rouloNul b. Horny
IS HufhIu who hla boon 900 Il'oDo
of ouch ID s,hHnc lur mnYt yfaY Mr.
NHiHlItl however N II0|N nN''I"l
~ tha proposed loul. 30. lw nn'l'l'. n
could bo WwuN cyhl'l /. "hrn
through lhH Eagle 8NID uN 'o me norm
bench. bridging hO intervening lMln'
and ap rYlOwIuC OH. drIN. %. lu nrln'
n ont I'm the vicinity ot lNr ll1t spring"
thence south ou Second West street
past the Wpu fpr.ua ul ol Mark 4
hospital 'lhr gentleman DHIIf uiHnilpu
tu the nht chat lNIH would make a. IT.
ting APPROACH lo capitol NIL whclo
some cay % state building WIN be erect
ed uIl would take Iu "a STRIP ~ couu.
try ,nnt owen now DO quito atiwctiNr
Nr NllsbiI Ufo advocates Il drive
auug the cuu foothills as tar south az
MIL creek ur cottonwood, rctulnlnB
Via IIloIy park or the cast drive rms
ho believes would make the project
moro extensive ana traverse a tcellpn
that could hc pul I'm proper shape az
nominal COST In this connection De
calls attention go what lH known uH
Jo,moul Dean. ono Of the most benuil'
mi fpl,s IN old England which, I'm. liH
Original Nutc. was nothing moro man
"A Ipyno, hui witch WIS rendered nt'
tmrliyo by tho city Of Newcastle exc
pondIpg a fum NJ money IN lls improve
mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
BASE FABRICATION.


Tho story printed IN the Los Angeles
and Southern California papers 10 tho
effect that eomo mombora NJ the Com.
morcll club sold their transportation
20 ticket gonlpora on their arrival IN
Los Angeles us guests M President W,
4, clark, IL IN base fabrication pdro ana
Wmplc An investigation has been held
which cnocWOOy clears Salt Lake NJ
any such ungayory reputation DiN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
EDITORS RETURNING.


Portland. or, June 90 THE special
excursion N the Utah Press association
which has sncnt the past week at the
LOWS and clark fair has completed
NE tour Of sightseeing, ana LEFT this
morning for Salt Lake. The National
Press association which VIII visit SAT-
i.hRG 9M members RTonf VIII leave
hero Thursday evening All In tho
Utah party are doing hnc, ana report
"a splendid excursion, except for The
Inconvenience Of too much rain, tho
week having been an especially stormy
one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SMITH PLEADED GUILTY

Cornelius smith. he coIorod MAN who
assaulted Nrp, Mary Mitchell on
Tinullm avenue. was uwnlRncl NcF.
tordny afternoon m Judge Diohla
count ON Inc charge " assault with a
deadly weapon and entered plea NJ
guilty, lie wanted Judge DIohl tu sem.
tonoo him, hut tho court explained
mat no would have 40 ho tried In mo
dlslrlct court The mans bonds werl
nlncod AT $1,000, oe iho Womonu eond.
tlon III regarded as ser0ua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

submit ~ tho consequence. inany
they got away amid u voIPy 9l Ivy
wishes aud oongralua IONS loIifn.
they VIII hive an elaborate, reoepuou
nt the homo OF Mrs dcorge NJ, DHnnoll
sister Of the groom IN FolGsl p1le, onu
tomorrow they leave Tor l'oN NOb''u'
sOut Cor a month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todnys local bank cloarlngs amount.
I'd 60 S}si,SSSCS, as against ii5s 03iA5 for
the same day last year
An amendment 10 tho articles or M
corporation OF the Cooperative Grocery
a Drug company OF Lognn, by when
lls name IL changed TO the Cooperative
nruR compnnN WAS fled IN the hpcGo'
,hry NJ states once today
T. ~ Clf has bought AZ an invest
mont s2lsNl0o feet an Market street for
$4,000 Property IN that part ~ mo
olly TX steadily RISING, and soon VIII DO
worry valuable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
DIED.

NEWTON AT hor homo IN this cl,u
June rs 1903. ~ general debility. gArN
Ann vile Of Dr. \ u, Newton, aged !,
years, ~
Fuuorn viii be held from the late t.,,.
dcucc, i0i f(th East f'rool, Friday w,
p m Friends arc Invited, D"
REEs.At her hone In this city Inn,
@, loDb Of jaundicc Mary Ann Iices
wife NJ John \, RooA, and dOuabiot ID
AZ ana Mira George H. PcrIy! borW
M London, Engnnd' May n. Nh, 'nost'
pmlgrnlod 10 Utah IN isiO, W"
Funeral from The FIflh ward mootIne.
house saturday July l. ut2p m FroW',
are invited 70 attend and may Wow IN,
south Second West street, bolNo,n *,
hours ~ 70 aud on that day WV
Mlllonnlal star please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales on tho mining
exchange were,
May Day, 200 AT "a 1000 at ~,
sacramento 1000 al 0,
star CON, 800 az 7ll
Butlor.l.lboral 1000 at s. 1000 al rs
Co.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
DISTINGUISHED PARTIES,
Prominent Ncwsn0rermsn coming 10
salt Lake sunday Morning.

within the ncyt few days the oregon
Short Line WIN handle several parties
from the east and west passing through
this city, ON sunday morning u party
Of distinguished newspaper men and
Journalists including Mr. Sloddard Of
Muugcys Magazine, VIII arrive here
from Il TRIP through Yellowstone PARK.
on Saturday ulght u party Of gentle
men nom Knox college, unltsburg, lllr
arrives from The east IN private ear
"Kirtland,' while next week the COM
pany win handle two carloads of Cali
ifornin Elkh an their way through to
the biz convention az Buffalo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
FLNTTUIIM NAN APPOINTED,

Following lhc changes In the hand
llnK NJ passenger equipment Division
Supt 1WIuWs of lho Pullman compu.
uv stated ME morning that he had
appointed J.. T.. Cmmer Of the local
olllcu uE Platform man for Salt Lake,
% new ONCE ana one associated with
large cities whore hIp passenger busl-
ness prevails Mr. Comora duties VIII
be 10 inspect the equipment ana crows
cn cNcN incoming ana outgoing train,
receive reports ana attend 10 other de-.
tan work. A. Burt heretofore steuo-
guphor IN The Pullman Office, has been
promoted lo succeed Mr. Cmmer
I'm addition effective July /, the yard
frooc IN the employ NJ the Pullman
com!0r. IS TO be- Increased ana moro
cars win De handled here. IN this con-.
uoCtou the oregon Short Limo has APP.
piled for AN additional line " cars tor
dolly service from Salt Lake 10 Porte
land, Mr. TWlnng hopes 10 have the
new equipment here hy July g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
SCHETTLER SAYS
He IS NOT GUILTY
Former Salt Lake Banker Ap
pears In Court and Enters
His Own Plea.
DOUGLAS PLEA IS WITHDRAWN
Woman Who Shot at Mrs, LoItIe Mar
Ito |, Given Leave 20 Dcmuf
10 the Information,

Flyo defendants were up before Judge
Richie I'm the district court today 10
enter their pleas 10 various Informal
,Iona against them ana each entered
plea of mot guilty. Former Banker y,
n eclcttlfr entered ploas " not guilty
10 both miomluons against him
chnrsug him win receiving money Tor
deposit when DO knew that hls bank
was DnsoNrnD lle appeared IN person
nnl vlf mot accompanied by M atlor.
nty
MH NJ T. Douglas WAS arrnlgnei
upon the charge Of assault with dead
lv weapon with intent to commit mur.
der lnI pleaded not gulliS Tho woman
broke down An court ana Fubbod blttor-
lp uul II was thought she would col.
npHo before her Urtalgnment was con.
piudod, but sho succeeded I'M holding ny
mtll uftcr the ordeal James lngobrct,
Yen, her attorney was given lcnNe 10
withdraw che plea ana dcmur 10 thn
Information " he eo desired at later
peuol ON Dec. A.. 1905 Mrs Douglas
shot ma wounded Mrs Lotto Martin
m the hlirr'H house lu thly city II la
uId that iullouyy over the actions of
Mr. douglas towards Mrs Martin was
lhr rluto of tho shooting
OTHER ARRANGEMENTS
Thomas laughney waived the reading
of lhs three uinrmnlions against him
charging him with embrz2loment ana
onlort u plea M not guilly 20 oaeh
phuryH.
BmHluy m tho charge upon which
stephen Latihum WAS uuUlgned and Nc
plphlpI upt guilty 10 the same, lie ~
alleged n have burgIar2ad q store az
Thnd West ana Fourteenth south
streets ON M, uIghl Of Aprll II, 1905.
Thomas W, Winch pleaded not guilty
10 the charge Of adultery Tho crime II
alleged Tn have been committed on
Aus % 1903.
Evening journal., 1905-09-06
TO BUILD ROAD
IN THE SPRING
New Castle and Wilmington
Trolley Company Will Not
Get Together
ROUTE IN SOUTH WILMINGTON
Special to The Evening journal.

New Castle. Sept. 6-Harry l.. Evans,
president of the Wilmington, New
Castle and Southern Railway Company.
while in New Castle yesterday. stated
that there was no prospect Of his COM
pany and the Wilmington City Rail-
way Company reaching an understand
ing and that next spring the New
Castle Company would build a line Of
its own into Wilmington from the p.
a r. Junction.
Mr.. Evans gave no details Of the pro-
posed new route beyond saying that it
would take in a part Of South Will
mington, but it is believed that the
line win be extended as was originally
planned This would mean a line along
and to the south of the p. & r. tracks
to their intersection with Heald street
extended, from thence northerly to a
point near its intersection with a street
i'm South Wilmington and from thence
westerly to the Causeway. At this
point the line viii be turned northerly
along the Causeway over Market street
bridge to Water and Market streets
The railway company already has per-
mission to use the Causeway and cross
Market street bridge. Permission to
use the streets i'm South Wilmington
will have to be granted by the Street
ana Sewer Department of that city.
BY this arrangement the present means
OF getting from New Castle to VIII
mington will be maintained through
out the winter months, although il is
possible that the waiting room may be
erected at the junction of the two roads
near the =. & r. crossing to protect
passengers from the icy blasts Of winter
winds
Evening journal., 1905-09-06

and Southern Railway Company, Will
son Jones, colored, of Wilmington. was
held in $500 bail for upper court by
Mayor Boyd yesterday. Jones was
caught after a chase through several
streets by George Unger, electrician for
the railway company, who nabbeu the
negro as he was climbing over a barbed
wire fence near Sixth and Delaware
streets. In the scuffle that follOwedi the
leg of Unger's trousers was ripped
nearly off by coming in contact with
the barbs William Weggenmann and
Robert Megginson assisted in the cap
ture. The wire was valued at about
S22 Constable Doris took Jones to the
workhouse in default Of BAIL
ACTIVE AT EIGHTY THREE.
Mrs. Mary Baldt, aged SO years. has
returned from a lengthy visit to her
daughters in Philadelphia. Mrs. Baldt
has recently finished a handsome crazy
quilt which is composed of 3,6i3 pieces
of silk.
WILL ATTEND COLLEGE.
Elwood Garrett. who for the past two
years has been employed by the Du-
Pont Powder Company in Wilmington,
has resigned hRi position. Mr.. Garrett
has matriculated at the Philadelphia
Dental College, where he will take up
the profession Of dentistry.
SOCIAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A: Carrall, the
Misses Mary Mccullough and Gertrude
Gallagher Of Wilmington, were the
guests of James b. Bradley yesterday.
The Hare's Corner Sunday School
will give a supper on Nowland's lawn
on the road from Newport to this city
tomorrow. Supper tickets are twenty
cents including ice cream and cake.
Miss Mable Clewen has returned from
Wilmington, where she has been visit
ing Mrs. William Wilson.
Mrs. Lewis Sandy of Pennsville, N.
IT,. spent yesterday with Mrs. Henry
Glendon Of this city
Evening journal., 1905-09-06
GIVE THE PUBLIC VALUES AND THEY WILL
GIVE YOU THEIR TRADE WAS APTLY IL
Illustrated YESTERDAY AT THE
GILBERT SMITH PIANO cos RE-
MOVAL SALE.
People Anticipating Piano Needs in the Future Are Buying
Now Because of the Great Sayina.
INVESTIGATE

Clean sweep. We are going to make
clean sweep out OF this stock and
the pricts we have marked the goods
insurcs their quick sale
a nice new plano going at almost
half Sli7 Terms of payment to suit
the purchaser.
A pretty but plain case slightly
store worn. sold regularly at $500 to
1925. our sale tag reads Sl6S Terms,
$40 down, balance on payments TO
suit
A $3.50 cabinet grand piano OF an
old reliable maker goes at $23 :.
Terms, SS to SO monthly payments.
We also have several store-worn
pianos. some discontinued styles and
they are marked accordingly to close
out and range IN price from 1927 and
up. Terms TO suit
Some fine cabinet organs at your
price and terms.
We keep cur store open evenings to
accommodate those who cannot call
during the day
GILBERT SMITH PIANO CO.
10 East Third st.
Evening journal., 1905-09-06
DEER PARK HOTEL,
peer Park. Md.

This famous Allegheny Mountain
hosiery viii open on June "a, with
prospects for the most BRILLIANT season
in its history. The hotel land cottages
have been renovated and painted. in
side and out. Two of the choicest
cottages can be secured ifi application
IS made at once. Many suites OF
rooms have been engaged in the no.
tel building and both annexes.
The popularity Of Deer tPark is due
to its splendid location, $500 feet
above the sea level. out of range of
malaria and mosquitoes. Every con-
venience is provided for lguests. The
rooms are delightful and the cuisine
excellent The hotel is provided with
all modern improvements for comfort;l
with bowling alleys, billiard rooms.
tennis courts. golf links. swimming
pools, etc. for amusement. An en-
tirely new livery equipment has been
installed.
Deer Park is on the direct line OF
the Baltimore & Ohio between New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wash
ington. Cincinnati. Louisville, st.
Louis, Wheeling Columbus and Chi
cago. having the excellent advantages
of through vestibuled trains from each
of these cities. with through Pullman
service during the season from and
70 Pittsburg.
Address w. f. Burwell, manager,
Deer Park. Maryland
Evening journal., 1905-09-06

Mr.. Janvier, Il think we have
enough to do to attend to our own
business. We have nothing to do with
the bill of Mr.. Higgins against Mr. Nc
Daniel. We have nothing to do with
guaranteeing hotel bills"
Mr.. Toman during the discussion,
and on account of Mr.. Mahoney's re-
fusal to approve the Mcdaniel bill said,
'Mr. Mahoney, after six months delay
and after having had bids from New
Castle painters, agreed with Mr.. Shaw
and myself to accept the offer of Mr..
Mcdaniel to paint the hotel and barns
at Sl3O. The man has been kept out
of his money for two months. He is
a poor man and needs it. He has lost
money on the contract. This is child's
play to refuse payment In the future
not a pencil win / place on paper
signing as approval any bill unless l
shall be notified before the material
or articles are ordered
Mr. Mahoney, Il agreed TO the con-
tract price Of sl04.
Mr.. Toman, you agreed to the con-
tract price of S1SO. the S26 being for the
removal Of the sand and painting the
front OF the hotel"
DR.. Black. 81 feel that the contract
should have been given to the lowest
bidder"
Mr.. Janvier, "the contract should
have been given to a New Castle mar"
James G.. shaw. Jr.. the committee
was saving $40 as Mr.. Mcdaniel beat
the New Castle bidders by that
amount"
The county tax bill was felefred 10
the proper committee.
The repairing of the farm at Hare's
Corner. tenanted by Mr.. Hobson, was
left in the hands OF the acting COM
mittee. The cost win be about $780,
The following bills were ordered
Maid. Harry f. Hance $3.50; Keegan
and Hufnel. S4335, repairs to cutters;
Eliason Bros. supplies, April 18th to
June srd. 1851. 80. June Sth to August
25th. S77.57: A. NJ. Hizar $3.50 for re-
pair work. S4 for lime; Thomas Slack.
Ir.. s1.75. repairs to pump; city taxes,
steS.S2: Il. r. Lancaster, salary to Sep
tember 25th. s25; Jacob Wiley, fencing,
s1463: S. II. Irons, repairs, 1920
SPECIAL OFFICERS APPOINTED.
s. Harry Timms and Peter G. Mad
den have been appointed special con-
stables for duty on the Wilmington,
New Castle and Southern Railway
Company with full power to make ar
rests. Mr. Timms was sworn in before
Mayor Boyd last night and Mr.. Mad
den took the oath Of Office to-day. Both
men are employed by the railway COM
pany and their especial duty viii be
TO preserve order on the trolley cars.
JONES HELD FOR COURT.
Charged with stealing siNty-two
pounds of copper bond Wire the prop
lerty Of the Wilmington, New Castle