Evening journal., 1915-04-07
NEW Castle RED
CHIEFS ARE RAISED
Seminole Tribe Now Pre-
pareS for Initiation of
Eleven New Members
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR CITY SOON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE April City Com-
ell at its meeting Hast night gave the
third reading 10 the ordinancc granting
the Delaware Railroad Company the
right to lay a track on Eighth street.
This will be the spur track into the
new plant which will be operated in the
Knowles mills. New Castle people III
general are clntcd over this industry To-
eating here. aud chance given 20 en-
ploy $50 men and women. Residents
will also try TO induce j. W. Morris
who is the president of the company
to live here.
Treasurer Manlovc reported the re-
ceipts for the month as being S40l 40
The following bills we're ordered paid;
James Kelley, $3.50; Delaware Water i'm.
provemcnt Company, light and water
Sl,la3.75; y. +. and J.. T.. Eliason
Sl4.5l; Elmer Pcdrick, $3.50; Jane
kccgan, Sl2.
The finance committee presented Tn,
annual report of City Treasurer Man
love, which was ordered printed Tor dis
trihution.
Nictrolas, Records Brdgcwater.'
Treasurer McGrory, at the meeting oi
the Trustees of the Commons last night
reported that William Ratlcdgc refuse.
10 pay his rent until he gets proper
supply of water at his farm. The water
is supplied bv the Delaware Water I'm
provement Company.
Mr. Shaw, chairman of the actin.
committee. said il is not the fault o
the committee that the water is moi
supplied. For six weeks" said Mr.
Shaw, "vc have tried cvprv means {,
indnce plumber or the water company
to send man to the farm and take oil
the sockets and clean out the elbows s'
that the water can flow freely" \ gen
eral discussion followed
The following bills were paid; lamc
Kelley, 50; John Toner, Sl5I; James 7
Morrison. Sl2ll2.
Treasurer AleGrory reported hayini
taken ont tornado insurance fo
S22 G2l.
Seminole 1rihc, No. 40. improved q
r. NJ, has eleven pale faces for adop
ton on April 20. At the gathering O
the chiefs on Monday evening Georg
Mcknitt was presented with the priz
for bringing in the largest number o
new memher- during March
Great Sachcm William Morrow faisc
the following chiefs; Sachem. .lohi
Deal; senior sycamore. Charles Mipf
iunind sycamore, A. Marshall Ncegan
chief of records. Albert Wilhelm; col
lector of wampum, Howard Wilhelm
keeper of wampum. James b. Lancaster
guard of the forest. George W. Mcknitr
guard of the wigwam, Edmo Ncwlovc
widows and orphans committee. vii
liam, Myers, Samuel Alcknitt an
James Blackburne.
Tho funeral of Patrick J. Ieonar
took place this morning with mass OF 70
Guicme in st. Peters Church and inter
mcnt in 1t. Peters cemetery. st. Peter
lloly Nsmc Society end Division No.
4. .. w., and Nho Good VIII Fire Con
pany turned out in body. The iiorg
tributes were numerous and handson'
and included many set pieces includin
one from tho trolley road employees. u
had been a fricnd 10 these men on col
nights. especially supply ing them wit
warm coffee.
Ir. David II. Stewart Is seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gile- Lamh,on and Mr.
Van Trump are among the sick
James y. Brady is critically III.
Shad are still scarce. William OC0I
nor came in yesterday with siNtee
fish.
James Farley, who has been sicl
for the past three days, died thi
morning of pneumonia.