Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-09

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at it's junction with the trolley line.
The house belongs to the old l.. u.
Weimer estate and is an old-faShioned
.en-room brick structure which stands
ON a lot leo by 142 feet. In many
ways the commissioners believe 1t. will
be we'll adapted for the purposes of a
detention place and among its COM
mendable features, it is said, is the
fact that it is so readily accessible to
the trolley lines. The commissioners
have practically given up the PROPOSE
lion to rent the Suburban Country
Club beyond Boyd's Station.
Administrator For Murdered Wom-
ans Estate. - Attorney Victor Brad
dock was appointed administrator to-
day of the estate Of Mrs. Ella Albright,
The aged woman who was murdered in
her home few days ago. Elizabeth
Young was granted letters of admins
tration to-day on the estate of John
Young, formerly of this city.
Settling With Tax Collectors.-The
Dauphin county commissioners to-day
settled accounts and generations with
a lot of the tax collectors. Most OF
the checks were based on the revised
lists of generations which had oc-
cupied the board a few weeks ago.
Changed Polling PIace.-The coun-
ty commissioners yesterday changed
the polling place formerly located at
the residence of John Whiteman to
the residence of Robert Pennell, East
precinct, Williams township.
Mayor Royal Moves to Summerdale.
Mayor John X. Royal has moved his
family for the summer to his cottage
at Summerdale.
Must Register July 90 and a.
Notices are being sent out to all the
.-tA rD,.
Of registration July 90 and FL in order
hat the returns may be filed with the
county commissioners by July %.
MAY Advertise Bridge Bids. - The
county commissioners tomorrow may
advertise for bids for the new Nine
teenth street bridge over the Philadel-
phia and Reading tracks if the report
of the Harrisburg Railways Company
as to what it will contribute is salts
factory. In this event the bids will
be opened July 23 or %.
To Open Bids for Water Pipe.-Bids
for laying water pipe in Lexington
street from Wiconisco to Mahantongo,
in Fifth from Reels lane to Mahan-
tongo. in MahantonSo from Fifth to
Lexington and in Reels lane from
Fourth to Fifth will be opened at
o'clock, July 10, by City Commissioner
Harry T Bowman, superintendent OF
public safety.
Attorney Sucker to Ask for Charter.
Application will be made to the
State, August 5, by Attorney Robert
Sucker for a charter for the Pennsyl-
vania Post Publishing Company, a
printing and publishing concern. The
incorporators will be w. II. Craighead,
Alonzo E. Harris and James w. Craig
head.
Pays Quarterly Fees.-Prothonotary
Fl. F. Holler late yesterday afternoon
paid over to the county treasury
S1,S29.73, representing the total amount
of costs, fines and jury fees col
lected by him for the quarter ending
July l. The costs totaled S1,379.7S, the
fines 1886 and the jury fees S164.
Files Fourth and Final Report.-The
fourth and final report of Charles F.
Kirschler. receiver of the Treasury
Trust Company, Pittsburgh, was filed
yesterday afternoon. 1t shows a bal
ance of S535.1S.
Snavely's Status Up TO Jury. - In
brief opinions handed down yesterday
afternoon the Dauphin County Court
decided that the question of whether
Harry w. Snavely, a local broker, who
quit business several months ago, acted
Independently or for a Wilmington
brokerage firm, will have to be put to
a jury. The question was put up TO
the court by L. w. KAY, A. NJ. Bates,
w. +. Kapp and ]. 3. Livingston, who
had given Snavely sums aggregating
S6,735.95 to invest and for which they
claim they received no returns. The
quartet had asked for Judgment for
want of sufficient affidavit of defense.