Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08


request of Assistant
District Attorney w. j. Fallon, West
Chester county, New York, who wants
the pair returned to that city in or
der TO appear in a case against anoth-
er lawyer, District Attorney NJ. L.
action by the court. President Judge
kunkel has fixed $500 as the sum of
bail which must be posted to obtain
the release of the pair. Up until to-
day no word was heard from Fallon,
Mr.. Stroup explained. Victor Brad
dock, counsel for LeBrun, said he knew
nothing of any further steps that
might be taken in the case. So Mercer
and LeBrun were once more returned
TO Jail to remain until next Monday
when they will be arraigned again.
Ice Co. Buys Land.-The principal
realty transfer recorded yesterday was
the deeds given by the Commonwealth
Trust Company to the new Merchants
Ice ompany for the two lots in Berry
hill street which will be used as a site
for the plant. The considerations for
the lots was S1,740 and $3.50, respec-
lively Other transfers recorded were:
Lizzie c. Slesser to Harvey Curry,
Derry township, S1,500; c. Dreibelbis
to Mary NJ. Nelson, Millersburg. S515:
a. G.. Schwan to Mary NJ. Arnold. Mid
dletown, $1,000; David Hess to Corine
Rhoads, 1624-26 Susquehanna; NJ. S.
Hahn to c. u. Huffer Whitehall street.
81; Allen u. Spotz to c. u. Huffer, 216
Yale street, 81: William A. Chamber
to Mary ]. Mohler, 617 North Eigh-
John 7. Boyd, 2129 North Fourth, ST.
500.
Issue Letters on Livingston Estate.
The will of Mary e. Livingston was
probated this morning by Register of
Wills Roy Danner and letters were
granted to Milton a. Livingston.
Confirm Report for New Road
The Dauphin county court this morn
ing confirmed absolutely the report of
the viewers to open the road in East
Hanover township leading from a point
a mile south of the intersection of the
Jamestown and Mountain roads to the
public road at the Lebanon-Dauphin
county line. The road will be "a feet
wide. Harry Hetrick was awarded $50
damages and Jacob Uhrich and Chris
! tian Seaman, SIS each. No damages
were awarded Alfred Gerberich or
! Valentine Uhrich.
To Build Three 2-S;ory DwelIin@s-
Adolph c. Staiger took out a permit
to-day to build three two-story dwell
ings in Herr street near Eighteenth at
cost of $4,000.
To Open Bids For Water Pipe. -
Bids for the construction of water
ipipe lines in Sycamore street from
Cameron to Thirteenth, in Carlisle
from Holly to Derry, and in Agate
from Schuylkill to Columbia. will be
opened at 3 o'clock Monday. April 19,
| by City Commissioner Harry f. Bow
man.
May Adjust Auditors Bills. - AT
tom orrow' 'ssession of the county COM
missioners q report may be made by
| County Controller II. w. Cough on the
adjustment of the bills recently sub
mitted by County Auditors Fred w.
/ Huston and Francis w. Reigle for
work on the 1914 audit. Both have
| been paid 500 on account and their
mileage claims but the commissioners
figured that eight instead of six hours
should constitute a days work. Pres
iGent John w Cassel has not yet sub
mitted his bill.
No Action on Jail Walls. - No ac-
| ton has been taken yet by the county
authorities relative to smoothing and
coating with kalsomine or light con
crete the outer surface Of the west
wall of the jail. but it is probable that
one of the two plans will be adopted
| as submitted by County Engineer Her
shey at the meeting tomorrow or next
! Wednesday.
Frant Letters on Rupp Estate. -
! Letters on the estate of John II. Rupp
| formerly of Swatara township, were
| issued yesterday to Christian f. and S
! Edwin Rupp, of the same township.