Evening journal., 1914-02-25
NEWSY DOINCS
Oh NEW CASTLE
Town Council Sells harf
Purchase Bonds on
Par Bid
WOULD IN PROVE MANY
OF The 0TY STRELT,
Special 10 THE EvHNING Journal.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CAsTLN. Fob. s5 Now
Castles credit s. aeoyc par as shown
ty the bids cor wharf Improvements
which we're openod las, nisht by City
Council When CITY Council opened
the bids. the BAD Of the William Lea
and Son Company for tho issue OF
$4,000 was par. while that OF n. g.
Fraimc. Jr., o. Dover. was SiO2bo
for block OF $4,000 Members OF
too Council and City Solicitor Jan
Vier commented on the bids and II
wes decided 10 award the bonds 10
the William Lea and Son Company
+ and the money to he paid over for
I the purchase o. the Jefferson House
! whaif az foot OF De aware street.
The bonds Will be turned over in
few days.
A resolution was adopted provid-
! ing improved entrances 10 the city
and committee was appointed 20
wait on the trustees of the Common
! for assistance. The stretches OF city
street from The Baro'a Corner road
20 the High Bridge and from The
ButtonwOOd road TO the dyke cause
way are tho onos that should be put
in condition. City Solicitor Janvior
and members oe Council said they
folt that tho issue of sS0O.000 bonds
for street improvements can be sold
this spring. Thon "a modern road
roller should Dc purchased ana a
competent supervisor secured 20 do
the work The Commission viii take
uD the matter and hold meeting IN
the near future.
Prof Dye al the meeting of the
Board of Education last evening re-
ported the following pupils deserving
Of special commendation Tor study,
attendance and department during
the month:
First grade-Elias Clayton. Isaac
Windsor. Margaret Patton. Benjamin
. Leach, Mildred Fehl. Arcadia Smith
! Cuthbert Bridgewater, virginia New
love. Dorothy Ramsey, kunnett Scale
Charlie Truitt. Addie Duling.
Second grade Alice Jomison, Ar
thur Miller. Minnie Bard. Harry
Ahern. Elizabeth Parks. James Viii
son. Harry Wallace. Elizabeth Multi.
, gan. Oakley Eslrldge. John Cannon
Annie Truitt Elizabeth Cannon. Leah
Gianden, John Lennon.
Third Martha shaw Mil
dred Connell Alline Patton. Harry
. Fehl, John Roberts. Mary Austill
Lillian Proud. Lester Ingram, Fran.
els Mitchell. Wilson Ferguson, James
White. Jack Halliday.
Fourth grade-L Laura Armprioster
Esther Berry. Edward Bruce JOSEPH
Cannon. Charles King, Paul Kern
Elizabeth Mckay, Mary Mcdowell
. Earl Weggenmann. James King.
Fifth grade-Thomas Richey. Elsi'
Walls, George Tobin. David Mil Fer
James Loveless. Mabel Eskridge
Merton White, Helen Wolfe.
sixth grade Martha Bryson. Edit
r Dean. Helen Deemer, Mary lliiasor
+ Mildred Halliday. Bertha Hall, Ciln
ton Mitchell, Ruth NicEerson. WI
liam Proud. Florence Townsend.
Eighth grade Elizabeth Madden
b Elsie Warrington. Francis Farmer
S William Freebury. Emmett Senior
, Eva Miller, Cortland Pinder. Pear
e Clewell
= Seventh grade-Harold Cannon
e Anna Davidson. Charles Ingram
e. John Leach, Philip Simmons. Har
p vey King. Maude Perreni. Elsie Es
. IA luACs 0dlItliht D. ANlhiis
ShawtOWn schools.
Third and firth grades Mar.
Jones. Charles McGrady. Charle
Cole. Archie Clark. Catharine Boyce
First and second grades-Nar,
Davis. Peter Ferris, Alice Lovoless
Marjorie lam. Julia Dunnine
william To Mary Butler. Ros'
McGrary, Beatrice Jones.
II was reported that all arrange
ments have been completed for tn
school election 10 be held on March
from to O'Clock IN Mayor Rodney
office. President William J. Ferris
Alexander T. Goudiss and John 4
Manlove are the retiring member
and no opposition Is expected Z
arise.
City Assessor John Gears is YER
sick at his home
An elderly man from Elkton cam
! here yesterday under the in6uenc
} OF liquor He was placed IN the lock
, up and after a few hours was re
) leased. Then be commenced begSin
on the street because he wanted
get "thawea OUT but he was place
once more in the cell
a The lookup Is an "lcc chest" II b.
I ing without heat and built of ston
Last evening The man was cured
of his condition and was sent to Wi