Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-14

piain,.I dneses he received at the
almshouse last September. The state
ment has not yet been filed aud the
poor directors were not notified as
to what amount will be asked. End
ers was injured by fall down the
elevator shaft. The plaintiff declares
this came about through negligence on
the part of almshouse authorities and
the failure of the elevator to operate
properly.
The poor directors contend that En-
ders stepped off the elevator before il
had drawn flush with the floor and sc
fell distance of ten or twelve feet
to be liable, a Baltimore company
which insured the hoist will likely be
proceeded against by the poor board
Appointed Election Judge.-Presi-
dent Judge Kunkel to-day appointed
Robert Woods a judge of election fol
the second precinct, Third ward to
succeed George w. Davis, who died
several months ago.
Mo Remodel Dwelling-A permit to
remodel 1014 North Seventh street
was granted to-day to Joseph Chilean
1t will cost S175.
City Departments Get $4,000 All
tliV NIIS uCpeil Will Illc eAScp-
ton of the highway bureau, were paid
off to-day. About $4,000 was paid
out.
At Registers Office-Letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of Augusta
Rudan, Swatara township and Emma
J. Gotta, city, to DIR. d. w. ShaffneI
and Mary Elizabeth Gotta, respec-
lively.
Realty Transaotions-Real trans.
actions yesterday inciuded the follow
ing: B. F. Langlotz to John G. Stout
fer, Thirteenth near Sales street, 81;
B. H. Engle to James ]. Lynch, PETER
near Green, $4,000; G. C. Foster to
P. H. Rudolph, 221 Emerald street
$500; A. Wildman to c.. A. Weibly
500 Curtin. $3.50; Investment Realty
Company to James Devin, 2142 Green
$4,000; j. j. Lynch to S. KatZman
PETER near Green, 81; S. Katzman to
y. J. Lynch, Moore and Calder, 81;
A. Zimmerman to H. f. Battery, Hall
fax, 81; and Jackson, $4,000; ]. NJ
Ensminger to M. A. Brinton, Swatara
township, $40.
Bids For County Books Bids for
furnishing various books for the coun-
ty controllers office were opened yes
terday afternoon. The Telegraph got
the contract to supply the general led
ger, A. j. thompson IOT tne return
tax and the appropriation book, and
the Keystone Printing Company won
the contract for the tax ledger. The
Telegraph, A. j. Thompson and the
Keystone Company bid as follows, re-
spectively, on the various cooks: Gen.
eral ledger, $3.50, S14.70 and $15.75;
return tax, $3.50, $17.20 and $19.25;
appropriations, $27.50, S21.70. and
s21.75; tax ledged. $42.50, $32.90 and
$3.50.
March Criminal Tipstaves. Tip
slaves who will serve at the March
session of criminal court, beginning
Monday morning, will be as follows:
John Pottorf. Jacob c. Weyant, R. w.
Green, Harry Fulchner, Robert Hen
derson, John S. Bryan, George Harden,
George A. Knighton, Edward Burrs,
James Gosney, Wier Bradley, Julius
Clawson, Robert Young, John r. Scott,
Benjamin Shank, Elmer Daugherty,
VI f. Graham and Martin Wise.
Two Small Building Permits.-Two
small building pc "mits were issued
yesterday. Russ Bros. the ice dealers,
got permission to make some alter
ations to the two-story brick building
in Walnut street near Sixteenth at a
cost of 5000 and Joseph Chicara got
a permit to make certain changes to
1914 North Seventh street at a cost of
SITS.
Attorney Hahn Observation-Disclosures
William M. Hahn has been chosen a
director in the Commonwealth Trust
ComDany