Evening journal., 1910-07-23
NOTES
NEW CASTLE
Town Council Elects Harry C.
Hunter Tax Collector
Breaking the Deadlock
COMPANY H. LEAVES
FOR ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT

special TO The EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE July 23-The cleo
ion OF Harry G. Hunter, a Democrat,
as tax collector, to succeed ]. b. To-
man, j., ended the deadlock in City
Council last night. Mr.. Hunter re-
ceived the necessary five votes after
"a ballots.
The Democrats were unable to get
together after a recess, and William
H. Rothwell, president of Council, and
a Republican, cast. his vote for Mr.
Hunter on the eighteenth ballot. On
the twenty-fourth ballot Hunter was
eleced, Mr. Rothwell voting with four
Democrats, II is said. Councilman
Whalen, a Democrat, voted consist
entity for Mr.. roman.
The automobile wheel factory, sue
cessor to the Beebe shipbuilding con-
Germ, is rapidly installing equipment.
Andrew Gallagher will spend his
vacation az Ocean Grove.
ST. Peters Holy Name A. c. first
team will play the Edgemont A. c..
1T the West End grounds to-day.
Adelphia Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
had its recently elected officers in
stalled last night by Grand Chancel-
Tor Beaston. of Middletown, and staff.
Refreshments were served and a
iollification followed.
Company H left at Z o'clock this
morning for the annual militia en-
campment at Rehoboth, with Captain
Meyers in command.
Sergeant Robert Harrington ex-
poets to make the shooting score at
the encampment this year for selec-
ton to represent this State at the
National shooting tournament at
Camp Perry. Sergeant Harrington
generally makes the team every year.
Harry Newloye, who has become
quite an expert at billiards and bids
fair to become a second Shaffer or
Slosson. was elated over his success
in beating a veteran in match
game at the New Castle Club the
Jther. evening.
Frank c. White and sister, former
residents of this city, and now living
in Brooklyn, n. ", are visiting friends
in town. Mr.. Whites father was
proprietor and editor of the New Cas-
lie Star for many years.
Edward r. ELLINGTON was a visitor
at the Wilmington races yesterday.
Mrs. Mary e. Janvier, of Philadel-
Dhia, is visiting relatives here.
Members Of Scott NJ. +. Sunday
school, Wilmington had an outing al
eofleld Beach last night, coming in
wo special trolley cars.
Frank Bridgewater, the jeweler. is
continuing business during alter
tons to his store at Fourth and
Delaware streets.
The New Castle Realty Company has
old a number OF properties this
week, and is negotiating for the salt
4 Red Mems Hall TO outside parties
Is said II is proposed to manu-
acture shirts in tho building.
! Is reported that the establishment
81 an automobile garage here is con
emplated by local business men. A
1 automobile freight service betwee
Jew Castle and Wilmington is par
! # fhe project IL is said.
Surveyors are laying lines in IN
southern district. the nrst step, it /
reported. TO straighten the tracks o
the p, b. and w. Railroad.
City surveyor Cramer has giyel
ines to the Wilmington, New Castl
md Southern Railway on Sixth Stree
and the railway has a force Of mel
Frightening and raising the tracks
James Quimby, foreman at tn
'rylgon Steel Works. is laying a con
rcte pavement al his new home o.
south Sixth street
The city has extended Sixth stree
the dyke, and is waiting for tn
.eyy Court to put bridge up, whe
he thoroughfarc will be open.
/ Colonel Cayanaugh, L. $. A.. retired
eft FOR the militia encampment a
/ iehoboth to-day.
Fred Peach an employe of tn
3rylgon Steel Company, will lea'
ieXt week for a vacation i'm England
where he has relatives.
John Wilson has gone TO Eastol
/ Pa, for a vacation.
Mrs. Cavanaugh has returned froi
% stay OF several weeks at Washing
ton.
Miss Bertha Baldt has returne
rom Philadelphia.
Misses Conceive and Elizabet
Bacon. OF Philadelphia, arc visisin
Nray Bacon.