Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-26
cludes the following:

| cludes the following:
| John b. Rider VS.. York Haven Water
and Power Company, trespass; Abra-
| ham Sieff VS.. Charles Aaronson. APP
| peal by defendant: Moorhead Manu-
| featuring Company VS.. Robert Ross
Jones & Bro, assumpsiJ; Eugene j,
| Fogarty VS.. j. r. Newcomer, appeal
by defendant; Mallalieu and Corley
VS.. c. Vernon Rettew and Nj. H. Get
tys assumpsit; Genevieve r. Funk VS..
Effie V. Beck, assumpsIt; L. M. Cope
and Ida Cope VS.. Jacob Snyder, tres
PASS Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
and Sadie Hoerner VS.. John A. and
William II. Hoerner. assumpsit; Miles
+. BiXler VS.. G. L. Brinser x Son, as
sumpsit; Peter Niagara VS.. l.. w. Kay,
essumpsit; Frank Cline VS.. Joel d.
Justin, trespass; the Cuban American
Co. VS.. George w. Armpriester, as
sumpsit; Zdravc Blajeff VS.. Stresa
Dimitroff, trespass; z. l.. Frankem VS..
Samuel Capin, appeal by defendant
Bessie M. Downey VS.. Central Iron and
Steel Company, trespass; Edward C..
Fnders VS.. Directors of the Poor of
Dauphin County, trespass; Harry r.
and Luther M. Strayer VS.. Oliver f.
Strayer, assumpsit; e. l.. Frankem VS..
Samuel Capin, assumpsit; Anast Belle
has VS.. The Charles McCaul Com
pany, trespass; Henry G.. Orth VS.. John
II. Troup, trespass; Elais +. and Emma
c Meas VS.. Lalance- e-Grosjean Manu-
featuring Company, trespass; Giuseppe
Donate vs.. M. S. Hershey. assumpsit;
Charles Fedrico VS.. j. II. Kellberg,
trespass: w. c. Schildt VS.. Valley Rail
ways Company, trespass; S. A. Wilson
VS.. Arthur V. Noll, issue; II. d. Rooms
and Simon Stein VS.. NJ. l.. Ludwig.
issue; Lena Barna VS.. Fatietatia Rou-
nlenian Benefit Society, appeal by de-
fendant; Wendell Mahek VS.. X. Posiga,
nc rNcff
nelli. trespass; Wister. Underhill &
Co. VS.. executors of Eugene NJ. Ems
minger, assumpSit.
New Election in Twelfth.-Charles
w. Seborn was appointed judge OF
election in the first precinct of the
Twelfth ward to succeed Maurice
Shoop, who has removed from the dis
trict.
TO Grade Brookwood Street. -
Brookwood street from Sixteenth Ia
[ seventeenth streets will be graded to
width of sixty feet according to the
report of the viewers approved by the
Dauphin county courts. The i'm.
provement cost 1910 half of which
was assessed against c. w. Lynch and
William Jennings and the remainder
against the school district as a school
house fronts on the north side of the
street. No damages were awarded
mates compiled at the poor boards
office indicate unusually large crops
for the years harvest at the county
poor farm. Close to 1000 bushels OF
wheat will be threshed it is expected
while the other estimates include:
Potatoes 1900 bushels: beans 1870
bushels; tomatoes 292 bushels; turnips
400 bushels; cabbage, $4,000 heads;
peas IS bushels.
File Market Street ScheduIe.-Un
less exceptions are filed by November
25 to the report of the viewers on tho
opening and grading of Market street
from Twenty to the eastern city
line, the schedule as presented to the
Dauphin county court will be ap-
proved finally. On the opening of the
street the city, Anna C. Doehne and
the Union Real Estate Investment
Company are the property owners af-
fected and no damages or benefits were
awarded. The cost to grade the street
was S3,646 which was divided pro-
portionately between the above named
property owners in addition to Ed. F,
Doehne and the estate of c. j.. Bailey.