Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-05

some Tune has been planning series
of township supervisors conventions
IN the various counties of the Com
monwealth the chief purpose of which
is the discussion of such matters as
Will lead to the development and i'm
provement of road conditions. March
~ has been fixed as the date for
Dauph1n's supervisors provided the
date is convenient for the county COM
missioners, and at to-morrow's meet
ing of the county board the date will
be considered. 1t is praboble that
March 27 will be decided upon. w.
A. Myers, of the bureau of township
highways. has asked for the date.
Realty Transactions.-Realt Trans
fers yesterday included the follow
ing: I'll. A. Kelker' to John P. Croll
and III. b. Shires, both in Steelton,
$720 and $3.50 respectively; r. ]. Wal
ters to VIII G. Dagg, $2.soo; c. D.
Blessing to C. L. Brinser, Swatara, 81;
w. w. Fortenbaugh, heirs to Rather
Inc Brandt and Alwilda Fortenbaugh,
Penbrook, $500 and $500 respectively
Physicians and Grocers' Warrants
ALL of the nine city poor physicians
and the merchants who have accounts
with the Dauphin county board of
poor directors will be required to call
upon County Controller III. w. Cough
to have their warrants cashed. The
warrants have been turned over to
Mr.. Cough by Clerk John P. Guyer
of the poor board. Those who are to
receive the money will make affidavit
as to receiving the funds.
City and County Visitors.--In addi-
tion to City Clerk Joseph A. Schmidt
of Allentown, Harrisburg's city and
county officials entertained other
guests for a brief time yesterday
Among these were F. A. Foreman
county sealer of Franklin who put in
a part of the day with City Sealer
I'll. D. Reel and County Commission
ers Oliver c. Brass, S. M. Ault and
I'll. r. Fleming, OF Lycoming county
who dropped in to see Dauphin com
missioners.
Courthouse Custodians Ill.-Both
Christian Brandt, janitor, and James
Robinson, assistant are both off duty
for few days because of illness.
Dozen Pleas of GuiIty.-More thar
a dozen prisoners will enter pleas Of
guilty before the Dauphin County
Court on Monday and among these
will be three of the women who fig.
ured as witnesses in the Hotel Essey
and Rosegarden proceedings which
led to the revocation of the licenses OF
those two hotels. Among these are
Elsie Harrington, Bertha Garland ant
May Taylor. Others who will plead
guilty include CLANCY Robinson, Viii.
liam ]. Daley, Ross Dickey, James
Carter, William Bay and Harry Min.
chaner, larceny; George r. Lockwood
carrying concealed deadly weapons
and Harry Bumbaugh and John Ems.
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tquest filed in the Prothonotary's offic.
Bertha Bruker, who was adjudged b,
a commission January II to be of nc
mental condition to handle her estate
asks that the judgment be declared il
her favor, as she is we'll and able tC
take care of her own affairs.
Removing County Insane.-WhetheI
or not the insane patients confined ir
the County Almshouse may be re.
moved to the State Insane Hospita
for treatment has not been definitely
decided upon by the county authori.
doubt very much if the county car
insist upon it. The county wanted
sixteen patients removed to the States
care.
|. Another Auto Suit.-Suit in replevir
for the recovery of $3.50 automobile
was filed to-day by w. d. Markes
against e. L. Croft and P. E. Rooms.
Anti Penrose, Pre-emption. - Johr
c. Murphy, Harry L. Nichols, Thomas
E. Overs, George Boland and Frank
Simons to-day pre-empted the anti.
Penrose' party appellation for the
Nineteenth Legislative District, Phila.
delphia.
To Sell Two SawmilIs. Want te
buy a couple of sawmills tomorrow
Sheriff Harry c. Wells has posted fol
sale at 10 a. m. and p. m. tomorrow
the sawmill and shinglemill of p. D
McKissick, on Peters Mountain and il
Lower Paxton township, respectively