Evening journal., 1913-10-04

HIM DESPITE
TWO ARRESTS
councilman zim norman
Opens for Business While
Charged With ViOIat-
ing the Law
CLERK FINDS BETTER
CONDITIONS EXISTING


a yesterday for The second time this
week on charge of violating the
city market ordinances and with his
hearing on the second charge sched-
uled for next Tuesday morning. Jacob
Zimmerman. City Councilman from
the First ward, opened for business at
Fifth and King street again today
Michael palese, who was rearrestcd
yesterday and whose hearing on q
charge Of violating the same law. is
fixed for next Tuesday. was also at his
stand at Fourth and King streets To-
day. William Warren, who hat
stood next TO Mr.. Zimmerman. ant
who also was re-arrested yesterda,
after the three were dismissed b,
Judge Churchman during the morn
ing. was not at his stand today. Tha
more arrests viii be made depends
on William Paris, clerk of markets
securing evidence, he having been in
formed of two "squatters.' one II
King street and the other In Madi
son street markets, who make a prac
tce OF buying products from farm
ers and selling them here. These
Two men we're not in the markets 70
day.
Mr.. Paris in his investigation o.
the two streets markets today founS
one woman selling eggs near SlNll
and Madison streets who lives In thii
city and she viii be prohibited iron
using a stand there next week. Mr.
Paris also found two short measures
one used by farmer and the othci
nv a dealer. Warnings were givef
in each case. AZ Fifth and Sixth an'
Madison streets IL was found tha
hucksters had erected stands agains
tho building line on Fifth and Sixtl
streets. They we're not molested al
Mr. Paris is awaiting instruction.
on this matter from City Solicitor
Daniel O. Hastings
Conditions in Madison street mar
ket which was the first one visited
today. we're found TO be vastly i'm
proved over those prevailing las
week. those "squatters' who were no
tiied to vacatc last week. not hcini
IN the market today. The same coul,
be said of the dealers who were founl
to have short measures last Wedncs
day. They had secured measure
that were up to the standard.
In King street market condition
were likewise found improved. the hors
radish dealers having vacated the
stands az seventh and Fifth and Kin
slrccts.F Lewis Hassamann, who ha
stood al Sixth and King streets dispo
ing this edible. had secured stand
an nallcyNvHx~ seventh street.
Fifth and King streets the spac0 io
i mcrlr epecipod by Joseph Thomas,
f,alf dealer. was found occupicd I
Matthew Blanchfcld of Colt, Ma. wi
0as selling apples The man was give
one hour TO Yacatc He found a pla,
along the curbstonc and moved hi
stand there. Mr. Paris will ascertai
If Mr. Blanchheld is a farmer or dea
ars II of the latter class he will nc
be allowed in the curb markets.
While Mr. Paris was passing Fit
and King streets, he located bake
standing few feet above Councilma
Zimmermann's stand The baker sal
he worked for William A. Schoenhaa
Tie was ordered TO leave at once. II
Went. The young girl who was sellh
cakes and bread last Wednesday FOR
woman living in South Wilmingtc
needed the warning of Mr. Paris an
was not selling there this morning.
Two short measures we're found
King street market. One OF thei
had been stamped several times l
the seaIer Of weights. but the own'
was told to discard IL. Another cal
brought to light was of farmer u
ing a liquid measure for a dry oil
in selling lima beans.
The conditions on the west side
King street we're so improved IN
those using the street commented
the Improvement The large flaps q
fached 10 the awnings over the FRI
stands we're removed and one cou
step from the sidewalk into I
street without having TO era
through a small opening betwc
baskets of produce. The worst fc
fure Of the market on this side
the street was the exposing of mcs
10 the dust from the streets and
one or two places large cans of o,
ters also we're exposed.
At Fourth and King streets, whl
Palese was standing, the roadway "
thc only place along the market whi
traffic was impeded. On the west side
the street at this corner are two Ian
stands covered with awnings. They
tend into the street for some distau
Whether they will be allowed TO remi
Is not settled. At Third and King sire
florist was occupying a portion of
street Mr.. Paris viii take this mat
up with City Solicitor Hastings also.
The statement accredited TO so
of the dealers that the prices Of fa
products would advance If they b
to leave the markets appears to hs
been without result. Prices
various farm products today We
about the same IS prevailed i
Wednesday Eggs we're the only
ception. they selling today for 70
cents a DOZEN whereas last Wedn
day they sold for fifty cents doz
Lima beans were TO be had at
cents q quart today, peaches
cents quarter peck, corn 20 cent
dozen and tomatoes at 40 cents
basket.