Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31

toiioWihS pdu Cold. Whlle during
the last few months he has been
transacting business in his own study.
ne has remained in doors upon the
advice of his physician
Judge McCarrell has not sat upon
the bench since early in the Fall,
when he contracted a bad cold, caused
py the lack of heat in the No. 2 court
room. He spent several hours in
chambers to-day and was accorded
quite an enthusiastic little reception
by members of the bar, Courthouse
attaches and county officials and other
friends.
Bids for Almshouse Heating Sys-
tem.-Bids for the installation of the
new heating system at the county
almshouse, or house of employment" !"
as the Poor Directors have decided to
cal IT, VIII be received up until May /.
New steward and Stewardess on
Job.-Beginning tomorrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel F. Barber, the new stew
ard and stewardess of the almshouse
VIII assume their new duties.
March Busy Building Month. :
March was very busy month for
building operations after all, according
10 the returns completed to-day BY
James c. Thompson. clerk to Building
Inspector Grove. All told there were
"a permits issued, costing approxi-
mately $112,000
To-day's Building Permits. = John
~. May, Slngle-story iron garage. rear
OF 20 South Thirteenth street, $50: ID.
A. Medlar, garage, rear 1906 Berryhill
street 500; Miller & Long. tin shop,
eighteenth near Walnut, s225; e. Fl.
street, s300.
Preparing Property Lists.-Lists or
properties upon which the County
commissioners hope to collect back
taxes are being prepared by the
County Controller =
Copelin Expected Home Tomorrow
City Treasurer o. NJ. CopeIin has
wirelessed William A. B. Miller. his
chief clerk, that he expects to land in
New York on the President Lincoln
Tomorrow, or Friday at the latest.
me CITY Treasurer has been cruising
TOT several months in tropical waters.
10 Collect School Taxes. - Delin-
quent school taxes for 1913 are long
since overdue and Chief Clerk William
Miller. of the City Treasurer's office
announced to-day that the lists of
property holders affected are being
prepared with a view to beginning
suits on Monday.
Captain Lumb to Speak.-Captain
George F. Lumb, the baby" member
OF the Dauphin county bar, has beer
asked TO lecture on his experiences in
the Philippines on Thursday eyenjna.
at Hummelstown
Dr. Miller's Letters-Letters on the
estate OF DR.. Alvin I. Miller. one of
issued to-day to his widow.
Mrs. Perry Visits City CIerk.-Mrs.
John e. Perry, of Gary Ind. is the
guest of her father, City Clerk Charles
A. Miller.
Realty Transfers.-Realty transfers
yesterday included the following: Get
TVS d Gettys to NJ. II. Hoover, 237
Emerald street, 81; w. NJ. Bailey to
r. F. Dornbach, 2040 Green street 81.
Victoria Kirk to Chester Kirk. l41S
Berryhill street. 81, and 1928
Thompson street, ST. John E. GinnIe
TO Mary E. Kirk, 1418 BerryhilI street
81; w. A. McIlhenny to Mary E. Kirk.
lS43 Regina street, 500: w. L. Gorgas
to Ira G. Collins. S3 North Eighteenth
street, s3,066; Nora A. Powers to pa
xld Levin, S27 Sayford avenue, S2,4O0;
W. L. Gorgas to H. NJ. Behney, 1881
Park street. $3.50; S. F. Mentzer to
George A. Haws, PA Yale street, 81:
w. 5. Masimore. 215 North Nine
teenth street. ST.
To Sell 61O Muench Street. = At
public sale in front of the Courthouse
Friday at o'clock Auctioneer John
t. Ensminger will sell 610 Muench
street under the hammer.
Wills and Letters.-At the Office NJ
the Register of Wills yesterday the
will of Abram Baum, Steelton. was
probated and letters on the estate We're
granted to John H. Snavely. Letters
on the estate of Ephraim Gerberich
South Hanover township, We're grant
ed Daniel Brehm.
Files Petition. = Among the nomi-
mating petitions filed yesterday with
the county Commissioners were Simon
c. Bertam, 210 Calder. Committee
man Second precinct of the Sixth and
J. b. Lightner, 619 PETER, same office
for the Fifth of Seventh Ward.