Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-30
WANT BOLLINGER
HOTEL LICENSE
F, Pendergast Asks to Transfer
Privilege to E. Smith and
A. ]. Farrell
Application will


sEssss fer the liquor Ii
8fs1I y cense now held by
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P4HIH ~ CAST at the Hotel
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%@@zmzzzS Chestnut street, to
John 70. Smith and Andrew j. Farrell.
The hotel transfer, 1T is understood,
will not be opposed. Mr. Pendergast
who had conducted the hotel for the
last several years, will quit the hotel
business. AT the regular session of
license court in February the new IL
censees will have to apply for the priv
ilege again for the ensuing year.
Deer Hunters Get Licenses. - The
opening of the deer hunting season to-
morrow had it's effect on the issue of
hunters licenses at the county treas
urer's office. Nearly twenty have been
issued to date.
Mrs. Fager's VIII Probated. - The
Will of Gertrude C.. Eager, wife of
Martin w. Eager. who died last We'd
nesday was probated to-day by Regis
ter of Wills Danner. Her entire estate
was left to her family.
SnaTely and Gorgas File Accounts
Election expense accounts were filed
to-day by City Commissioner w. L..
Gorgas and F. B. Snavely, Republican
Director of the Poor. Mr.. Gorgas
spent $230.25 of which $3.50 was con-
trtbuted to the Dauphin County Dem
ocratic committee. Mr.. Snavelys ex-
penditures totaled s235.S0, $500 of
which he contributed to the Republi-
can county committee. Ashton d.
Peace, the defeated candidate for city
controller, spent less than $50.
Realty Transfers. Realty trans
fers to-day included the following:
Fl. w. Hoffer to Cyrus Hitz, Derry
township, $525: Sarah E. Rohrer's IS
trustee to John B. Ditlow, Swatara
township, 81; Mary M. Masner to Will
liam A. Lyter, Dauphin, 500; S. r.
Barber to Royal P. Wheeler, 1903
Chestnut street, 81.
Preparing 1916 Court Calendar. -
Within a week the new 1916 court cal
endar will be ready for distribution,
according to Prothonotary Harry T.
Holler, to-day The calendar, which
will be similar in style, size and char
acter of contents as previous lists is
now in the hands of the printers.
To Incorporate New Market Com
pany. Attorney Charles G. Stroh of
the Dauphin county bar will apply TO
the State. December s for a charter
for the new Excellent Daily Market
Company. of this city
Goes Into Bankruptcy. - The Fed
eral court for the middle district has
fixed December 13 at 10 o'clock and
scranton as the Tune ana place Tor
hearing the application of Samuel
Tuck this city to be declared a bank
rupt.
Cough Files Expense Account. -
County Controller Henry w. Cough
yesterday filed his statement of ex-
penses incurred at the November cleo
tion. Mr.. Cough spent s5S2.36, $500
of which was contributed to the Re-
publican county campaign committee.
Judge McCaFrelI Has a Cold. - Be-
cause of a severe cold Additional Law
Judge S. J. M. McCarrell has remain
ed at home for the last couple of days.
| He will return to chambers probably
| to-day or tomorrow. President Judge
Kunkel has been conducting the busi-
ness of the court alone.
ID. G. Campbell, Courthouse Visitor
Visitors at the Courthouse yesterday
included ID. c. Campbell clerk to the
public land committee of Congress
Mr. Campbell called on friends in the
office of the register of Wills. He is on
his way back to Washington after a
brief visit to his home in Danville,
Mr., Campbell recently returned from a
lengthy trip with the chairman of the
committee to Oklahoma.