Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-08

-b since then nearly
score of additional ones have been
filed.
While most of the later charges are
or lesser character, there are some
serious crimes to be answered for,
chief of which, perhaps, is the allega-
ton of embezzlement against John K.
McWilliams. The other cases on the
supplementary list include:
Howard Brown. sod: Philip Muto.
ag. a. and b. and lar. Mabel Miller.
dis house and selling liz. to minors;
Ray Miller. Nellie Howard and Elmer
Hagey, frequently dis. house; Charles
+. DIETRICH. f. and b.; Vincent Borelli,
!. and b.; Charles Reidinger. a. and b..
Russell Etnoyer. cruelty. ETC.; Walter
Hartman, attempt to com. r.; Charles
e. Martin, a. and b.: Bertha Nissley,
adult; George Ripple, adult; Ray
mond Moore. lar; ]. X. McWilliams,
false pretense.
Adopt New Fee Plan.-The plan for
payment of. fee bills for Jurors and
witnesses as agreed upon at the con-
ference of County Controller III. w.
Cough, District Attorney Stroup and
County Treasurer Bailey. was formally
adopted yesterday by the County Com
missioners. The scheme is in accord
ance with Mr.. Coughs suggestion some
time ago, in which the County Con-
troller act provision relative to insuring
payment of taxes under penalty of
having the amount deducted from the
feel bills, is to be followed.
City Pays Out S2S,OOO. - Nearly
S2s,000 was paid out yesterday by the
City Treasury. The biggest warrant
went to the Central Construction and
tailed S14,S00; $3,S75 was paid to AL
derman Charles P. Walter, street paw
ing repair contractor, for the quarters
work ending January 1, 1914; the bill
for the new Shamrock fire apparatus
of ,492. $2,616.25 for garbage collec-
tions in December, and between $4,000
and S6,5O0 in quarterly allowances for
the various fire companies of the city
were the other items.
Few Early Applications.-Altho
January 20 is the last day for the filing
of applications for hotel and liquor IL
censes, some few of the present Ii
censees have already put in their
papers. These are long established
stands as a rule, against which no re-
monstrances have ever been or likely
will be filed. License court is Febru-
airy 10, and, as a rule, those against
which remonstrances are expected are
not filed until within the last few days.
Bar Association to Meet.-The first
quarterly meeting of the DauphiD
County Bar Association for the year is
scheduled to be held tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock. The board of law
examiners of the county is scheduled
for Monday.
To Report on Ward Division.-Ed.
+. Doehne, Thomas Beidleman and
William ID. Block, the commissioners
recently appointed by the Dauphin
County Court to report on the division
of the Ninth Ward in order to more
equally distribute the voters, will re-
port to the court on Monday. The
commission has been holding meetings
in various parts of the ward right
along and the views of the residents
will be incorporated in the sugges-
tions for change of precinct lines.
County's First Budget.-County Con-
troller II. w. Cough and Chief Clerk
ID. Frank Lebo added the finishing
touches to Dauphin county's first bud
get to-day and Mr.. Cough expects to-
submit the various departmental esti-
mates to the commissioners at to-mor-
rows meeting. The budget is being
prepared upon suggestion of Mr..
Cough and the estimates of what will
be needed during the ensuing year are
based on the expenditures of the past
year.
Dated License Year Ago. An
tonic Puscarelli, who got license a
few days ago to marry pretty Mamma
Mervin, the Italian girl who learned
to write her name solely because she
wanted to sign the license application,
at the Recorders Office to-
day and had License Clerk Houseman
change the date of his license subject
to the approval of Alderman Ed. J.
Hilton, Fourth ward, who performed
the ceremony. The wedding was the
new aldermans first and he had in
advertently dated the return blank
January s, 1913, instead of 1914.
Two Go to Pen.-Sheriff Harry G.
Wells has returned from Philadelphia
after having taken Daniel Carmichael
and Paul Michkovic to the Eastern
Penitentiary for two and a half to
five years and for twenty months to
two and a half years, respectively.
Realty Transfers of Yesterday.-In-
vestment Realty Company to Thomas
j. Nelly. 102 Boas street, 81; T. Rob-
inson to Neal Powell, Brook and
Drummer streets. $3.50; J. G.. Willis to
Charles S. Boil, 137 North Thirteenth
street. 81: G. Ensminger to L. G.
Formley, 33S Harris street, 81; April
Mccoy to Commonwealth, $40 South
street. $3.50: William Vert to o. f.
Wagner, Penbrook. S340.
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