Evening journal., 1907-05-29

Bacon, France Anderson, Emily Mitch
ell sallie Truax, Margaret McCaughan.
Fifth Grade-Florence Toppin. John
Hamilton, Fannie Perrem, Elizabeth
Bacon, Martha Perrem. Charles T..
Caulk, Edward Naylor. Irene Truitt
/ Minnie Beck, Marie Smith.
Fourth Grade-Daisy Deatts Isabella
Clark, May McNally, Margaret wall.
vaughan Lancaster Irwin Duncan.
Ellsworth Gambril.
Third Grade-Bussell Cole. Hugh Nc
Caughan, Buford Lunt, Hartzen Alder
son, William Weggenmann, William
Madden. May Rossell, Anna smith.
Marion Bacon.
Second Grade-John Peters, Earl
Sibley Walter Kern, Vance Mitchell.
| Robert Barnes, Elva Dyer, Elizabeth
McNany.
First Grade-Joseph Reybold, Eliza
beth Hushebeck. Mildred Honey. Lucy
Lester. Elizabeth Madden, Edward
Wadsley, Jean McaCughan, Albert
Rash, George Kern.
No. 1, Blanche McClain,
Michael Byrnes. Ella Green. John
Whiteside.
No. School-Evelyn Fortner Willie
Proud, Margaret Carswell Willie Clark,
Edward Proud, Lille Rattle Elizabeth
Taylor May Forrest. Sara Whiteside,
Frances Hilderbrand.
The committee on school property
was instructed to furnish two schools
with new furniture. The cost will be
about $500.
The board instructed the clerk to
notify the City Council that the schools
win reulre $4,000 for the coming year.
The funeral Of Miss Josephine Rainey
took place this morning from the resi-
dence OF her brother, William Rainey.
Requiem mass was celebrated i'm st.
Peters Church, and intcrment made in
the adjoining cemetery
Big Plant After Site
The owners Of the property south Of
Dobhinsville have refused to sell fifty
acres Of land on which to erect big
steel plant. But all is not lost that is
IN danger. and Selden S. Dcemer will
be the one man In the city who win
come to the rescue. Arrangements may
yet be made to secure the new industry
which will be one of the biggest in the
State. New Castle is on the boom at
present. and even those who were op-
posed to borrowing money for Inn
provements are now in favor OF the
movement
Parties having flowers are requested
to contribute them to the G. A. r. In
order that the graves Of dead veterans
may be decorated tomorrow.
John Doris and William Glendon.
buglers OF Company H. went TO viii
mington last evening TO receive instruc-
tons
Shoes for men. women and children.
For OXfords. Juliettes and old ladies'
comforts, see Stoops.
City Assessor Jared
City Assessor Doris. Of New Castle
was given a general Jar to-day when he
was given a copv 81 fhe cc..--,-,le,,---
school law. He is now finishing the
assessment of the city and ,,ili t.r4 b.,
his books on next Tuesday. Under the
new law the assessor has about $500
worth Of work 10 perform for a pav-
ment OF about So. The city OF VIII
mington is not exempt from the new
law.
At the meeting OF the New Castle
Board OF Education last night Mr..
Eliason branded the law as a general
nuisance to ask the assessor to make
an assessment which would REQUIRE him
several weeks to perform the duty. To
do so the assessor should be paid fully
$3.50 instead Of 81 or SS. He has TO
visit every house, find out the informa-
ton and then he had to compute the
distance TO the school
Now Castle viii play the Union League
Of Chester two games here tomorrow.
The Union League batting order Is: smith.
If; Leary. Is; Miles, c; Barker. #; stew.