Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-21
MINE FOREMAN EXAM
PROBLEM IN COURTS
Question Between Mathews and
Roderick ds Listed For Hearing
in June Argument Session
Chief among the

zs==..sA.s. the appeal for
III IA ii #U& James Mathews,
EjIdIEM MI j president of No. O.
PHEEHkl WH n E* district of the
United Mine Work
a. ers against Chief
James Roderick, of the Department of
Mines, to make the appeal from the
courts order serve as q supersedeas.
The list as compiled by Prothonotary
II. f. Holler includes the following:
Appeal Hatboro Businessmen's As
ISOLATION from Public Service Commis-
sion order relative to late train on
Philadelphia and Reading; Isaac d.
west VS. A. F. Hannah, new trial;
Curtis A. Marsh VS.. Charles Keefer,
new trial; e. F. Phillips vs. Allen. An
drew and Richard Budd. new trial;
John III. Palm VS.. National Ben Frank
lin Fire Insurance Company, new
trial; Riley Bogner VS.. Northern Cen
trail, new trial; Eleanor E. Brown,
Lewis and Lena Cohen. to show cause
why issue should not be framed;
State VS.. William D. Boesch, motion to
strike off maintenance order; James
Mathews, president of No. 9 district
VS.. James e. Roderick, chief of de-
partment of mines. to make appeal
supersedeas; Wittenmyer Lumber
Company VS.. Gustave f. Koser, own
er; ]. Urich and Son, contractors, to
strike off lien; State vs. Morris Helm
binder, appeal from summary convic-
tion; Farmers Produce Company, re-
ceivers, VS.. H. j. Roop, for Judgment
for want of sufficient defense; William
M. Bates, ]. B. Livingston, w. E.
Kapp and l.. w. Kay, separate cases
against II. w. Snavely, broker for
judgment for want of sufficient de-
fense.
Oral Inquiry Into Boil, Deeter and
Richwfne Holdings. Oral inquiry
into the holdings of Charles S. Boil,
A. Grant Richwine and ]. N. Deeter
will be made by the Dauphin county
court July IL upon petition to-day of
Charles c. Stroh, counsel for the Jer-
sey Shore Trust Company.
Didn't Have Carfare. - Because he
lacked sufficient carfare TO come here
to appear in person Lester z. Van
Horn, pupil at the Scotland Or
phans' school to-day through his at
torney, ]. ]. Conklin, asked the court
to appoint the Harrisburg Trust COM
pany as his guardian. He will inherit
about $336.
Auditor to Submit Report.-Murdoch
Kendrick. auditor recently appointed
by the Dauphin county court to distri-
SlavtSh bank which recently was plac-
ed in a receivers hands. will file his
report Friday, June 25.
To Confirm Highspire View July 10.
= Unless exceptions be filed, the
schedule of benefits and damages de-
cided upon by the board of viewers ap-
pointed to report on the opening and
widening of Second street from Com
merce to an alley between Railroad
and Commerce streets. Highspire, will
be confirmed finally by the Dauphin
county court. The schedule prepared
| by E. Clark Cowden, Karl Steward
and Paul g. Smith awards Kirk Ma
thias $3.50 damages; the benefits are
nothing. The report was filed June 19
and unless there be objections it will
| be confirmed within thirty days.
44-foOt Span Bridge Over Arm
strong Creek.-A 44-foot span bridge
will be built across Armstrong creek,
five miles from Halifax. The 'struc-
ture will be of concrete and will have
an eighteen foot roadway. The bids
must be filed with the county COM
missioners by not later than II o'clock
Monday, June 28.
Commissioners Going to Strouds-
burg. - Because the county commits
sioners will attend the annual State
convention of county commissioners
at Stroudsburg Thursday Friday and
Saturday of next week, there will be
no session of the board Wednesday,
June 80. President Isaac s. Hoffman,
Commissioners S. S. Miller and John
H. Eby, Chief Clerk D. Frank Lebo
and County Controller H. W. Cough
will represent Dauphln county.
To Sell Jewelry Store. - Attorney
b. Frank Mead, trustee in bankruptcy
for George N. Springer, will sell at
public sale at 2 o'clock Wednesday,
the stock of Mr.. Springer at his place
of business, 206 Market street
Wants Discharge From Bankruptcy.
Samuel Wolf, Hummelstown,w will ask
the Federal court at Scranton, July
19, for complete discharge of in
debtedness under the bankruptcy law.