Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29

q huhkie. keeper of the county's de-
tention place.
The ages of the small folks ranged
from ten to fifteen years, and they
were held at the detention school for
periods of from four to seventy-nine
days, The total number of days for
2.200.
Two of the youngsters are still
there, fifty-three were sent home dur
ing the year, thirteen were sent to
Glen Mills, four were placed in care
OF the Childrens Aid Society. one was
sent to the Philadelphia Protectory
one was transferred to the almshouse
TWO We're taken to Spring City Insti-
tute, six to the Darlington school
farms, and one to the Mt. Airy institu-
ton for the treatment of the deaf
dumb and blind.
| Ihe number confined during 1913 is
only a little more than two-thirds as
many as will be heard at January
Juvenile sessions tomorrow morning
by President Judge Kunkel. The
hearings will begin at 10 o'clock. The
report yesterday to the effect that
caused several small folks to turn UP
| to-day.
Deputy Rutherford Goes to SchuyI-
Kill. - j. e. Rutherford. deputy to
County Treasurer A. H. Bailey has
gone to Schuylkill county on a bus-
ness trip.
Realty Transfers.-The realty trans
iers OF Yesterday included the follow
ing: John II. Ebersole to III. Yetter.
west Hanover township, s125; H. Yet
ter TO Jacob Shearer, West Hanover
township. STAG: Louisa A. Hynicka to
G. A. Huber, Penbrook, 81: John NJ.
kuhns to Harry G. Shelly, South Han
over, s4,362: e. Angelloff to Luba
MaieZevic, Steelton, $4,000; Charles
r. Green to NJ. NJ. Ritchie, 10 South
Thirteenth street, $40: ]. Ritchey's
executors to Ida NJ. Ritchey, 223-27
Crescent, s3,650; E. z. Wallower. ct
al to Catherine Bixler ct al, and to
III. u. Meyers. Jefferson and oxford
streets and Ross street respectively. 81
each.
Wills and Letters.-The will of w.
Scott Early, who died suddenly in
Phliadelphia, few days ago, was pro-
bated and letters testamentary were
granted 10 his widow Clara. Letters
on the estate of Augustus Poolman
were granted to George *. Bender.
Faperlng and Painting Goughs
Rooms.-Painters and paper hangers
were busy to-day renovating the quar-
tefs OF County Controller H. w
Cough. Furniture is expected in the
near future and the carpeting will be
put down just as soon as the con-
troller and County Treasurer Bailey
select what they want for their re-
spective rooms.
Board of Public Works Pay.-To-
day was payday for the Board of Pub
| lie Works. This department began the
series of pay for the month. To-mor-
row the other city departmental en-
pioyes will begin drawing their vouch-
| ers.
Juvenile Court Tomorrow. - Janu
airy Juvenile Court will be held to-mor-
row morning. at 10 o'clock, and Presi-
! dent Judge Kunkel will sit Heretofore
| the childs court has been conducted by
Additional Law Judge McCarrell but
the jurist's indisposition has prevented
ms attendance Ordinarily the Juvenile
sessions would have been held in the
afternoon and suspended sentence court
IN the morning, but the fact that Judge
kunkel will hold the children's court
| tomorrow morning has made IL neces-
sary TO swing the other session to the
afternoon.
tIeWers TO Weet February g.-Harry
{. Wright, Z. Earl Graeff and Paul q
smith, viewers recently appointed by
the Dauphin County Court to assess
| benehts and damages which may accrue
from the opening and grading of Green
street from Emerald to Woodbine, will
meet on the ground at 10 o'clock, Feb
ruary g. The first adjourned meeting
Is fXed for the following day in the
CounciI chamber. at the Courthouse.
Marshall Kelley with Grandparents
I-Pending. the handing down of a final
order In the habeas corpus proceedings
instituted by Mrs: Josephine Kelley to
get possession OF her four year old son.
terday. decided to allow the child to re-
main in his grandparents care tempo
rarlly. me Court will give deci-
sion permanently in the near future
The fight to keep the boy was CON
Quoted by William Kelley. MarshaiTs
rather. Mrs. Kelley is suffering keenly
the loss of her boy, and was renortaS
last evening to be ill at her home.