Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-10

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Pleas Court this morning. The action
was test suit in trespass brought
against the city by c. j. Mahoney, one
of the householders.
OF the thirty cases listed for the
week only eighteen will be tried. the
others having been continued While
President Judge Kunkel heard the
Mahoney case, Additional Law Judge
McCarrell conducted the trial of DAN
lei and Luanna w. Syster against the
Boyertown Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for claims on an insurance
policy.
Luther MIinter to Build. - Luther
Minter Saturday took out building per-
mits totaling $4,000 as follows: Four
frame dwellings in Summit near Mar
ket street, $1,000, and a two-story
brick, corner of Bailey and Market,
$4,000.
Realty Enthusiastically transfers
Saturday included the following: S.
FRIEDMAN to ]. 7. w. Mclaughlin.
Sixth and Herr, 81; B. w. Bear to Alice
M. Bear, half interest in properties in
Middletown and Swatara township,
500 each; d. .McAlister to Emma
Shaw, Middle Paxton, 81; Minerva e.
Lyter to r. A. Shumaker, Halifax, ST.
200.
Six Divorce Actions Begm.-Half a
dozen divorce suits were begun to-
day by Attorney w. ]. Carter as fol-
lows: Sarah VS.. Edwin ]. Specht, Ada
M. VS.. William d. Bundy. Elizabeth
Mary VS.. Harry n. Hoofnagle, Blanche
u. VS.. Harry NJ. King, Mary NJ. VS.. Will
liam d, Anderson, Emma VS.. Harry r.
Steiner.
Fix Monday For Snavely Hearing
Monday, May II, was fixed by the Dau-
phin county court to-day for hearing
the applicants of William NJ. Bates
and ]. b. Livingston against Harry w.
Snavely. stockbroker, for judgment
for lack of sufficient affidavit of de-
Tense. The plaintiffs claim several
thousand dollars loss from stock deals.
These deals, they declare. they en-
trusted Snavely to put through prior
to his failure.
Public Sale of Stocks May 15.-Pub-
lie sale of stocks of the First National
Bank. Commonwealth Trust and the
Harrisburg Light and Power Com
panies will be held at 1890 o'clock
MaNI15 on the Courthouse steps. The
stocks will be sold by the Common
wealth Trust Company, which is serv-
ing as executor in those estates which
have the securities for sale.
Commissioner Eby Improving. -
County Commissioner John r. Eby,
who has been seriously i'll at his home
Improving rapidly and it is expected
that he will be able to attend Wednes-
days meeting Of the commissioners.
Open Bids for Water Pipe.-Bids for
laying water pipes in Boas street from
Eighteenth to the eastern city line and
in Monroe street from Calder street
25O feet north will be opened at 8
O'Clock. May II, by City Commissioner
Harry F. Bowman, superintendent of
public safety.
Sell Bonds for Sinking Fmd.-Bids
for the sale of Union Real Estate In
vestment Company gold mortgage
bonds to the amount of $2.400 will be
opened at noon Saturday, May Is. by
the Commonwealth Trust Company,
trustee. for the absorption of that
much of the sinking funds.
To Hear S. and l.. Dissolution Ap-
plication.-June at 10 o'clock has
| been fixed by the Dauphin County
Court for hearing the dissolution pro-
| ceedings instituted for the Harrisburg
| Savings and Loan Association.
Milk Rules Adopted. - Regulations
governing the sale and handling of
milk and cream, recently passed by
| City Council and approved by the
| Bureau of Health and Sanitation, are
now in effect. These rules provide,
among other things, that no visibly
! contaminated milk shall be exposed for
| sale; special or baby milk must con-
form to the standard or standardized:
milk sold as pasteurized must he SO
| labeled; double cream must be laNcled
accordingly, and milk bottles must be
used as containers only. Further
more. dealers may use only their own
| bottles. A fine of not more than 500
| nor more than thirty days in Jail is the
penalty provided for violation of the
ordinance.