Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-25

CHARLES A. Kunkel and A. +. Brough.
The city appeals from the findings of
the board because the damages are
excessive and unreasonable and the
benefits are inadequate; the others who
are the property owners affected ap-
peal on the ground the damages al
lowed are inadequate and that the
| benefits charged against them are ex-
cessive. In appealing the city, as we'll
as the property owners, demand that
the cases be submitted to a jury.
The sections of streets involved in
clude Hildrup, Eighteenth to Twen-
/ tieth; Nineteenth, Chestnut to Null
berry; and Mulberry, Eighteenth to
Nineteenth.
Appeal For New TriaIs.-New trials
We're appealed for to-day in the cases
of Commonwealth Insurance Agency
against the w. II. Opperman Com
pany and f. +. Phillips against Allen
Budd. ct al Both cases were dispos-
ed of yesterday in Common Pleas
Court.
To Wind Up "V \ S" Arairs.-Mer-
Ger B. Tate, receiver for the "V A S.
company the womens furnishing con-
Germ which decided to go out of busi-
ness because the partners couldn't
get along with each other" was per-
mitted by the Dauphin county court
to-day to sell at private sale all the
furnishings and fixtures to the Astrch
estate for S2,1O0. The "V A s. COM
pany assets total $2,52O.SS and lia-
bilities of less than $4,000.
TO Probate Endcrs' Wiil.-Deputy
Register of Wills c. w. Rubendall
went to Halifax this afternoon 20 pro-
bate the will of George w. d. End
ers, well-known merchant of Fish
ing Creek. Letters were granted to
the widow, Mrs. Anna Enders, Jack
son township, and n daughter, Mrs.
Emma c. Lehr. Lykens.
Want Pardon For "Jimmy' Teal. -
James ('Jimmy'D Teal, who was con-
victed in the Dauphin county courts
and sentenced September 26. 1910. t.
serve from fourteen months to five
years in the Eastern Penitentiary on
charge of attacking a young girl. will
appeal to the Pardon Board March II,
for an absolute pardon.
Poor Directors Investigate Housing
Condition. - Investigation of the un-
satisfactory housing and sanitary con-
ditions In the Sibletown district was
the Poor Board and the chances are
that if there ever is a serious outbreak
of sickness in that section due to these
causes. the poor authorities will pro-
ceed against the owners of the prop
erty. In one Sibletown district the
water for several houses is obtained
from single hydrant: in another
and the sanitary arrangements are said
to be deplorable. The city health
board is without authority to act in
the case because regulation of housing
conditions is not within its jurisdic-
tion.
Property Under Sheriff's Hammer
March II. - Half a dozen city prop
critics and three or four Millersburg
lots will be sold at the March quarter
ly Sheriff sale, March II. The auction
ing will take place in No. L courtroom
beginning at 2 o'clock.
Argue Building Case March II. -
March | ] has been fixed by the Dauphin
County Court for hearing argument on
the injunction proceeding brought sew
eral months ago against Building In
spector James II. Grove by w. H. Mar
tin and j. w. Lynch. to restrain the
official from ordering the tearing out
of the condemned wall of an apartment
house.
Sherih Thomas, TrumhuII. Ohio, Here.
Sheriff Evans Thomas. of Trumbull
county. Ohio, has returned to his home
after having visited Sheriff H. c. Wells
here for a few days.
Middle Paxton ROnd View March ..
Joseph w. UmberEer. Paul G. Smith
and E. Clarke Cowden. the board of
viewers recently appointed by the Dau-
phin County Court to report upon the
advisabilitv OF opening a new road
from the SunburY pike to the Susque-
hanna at point about half mile
above Dauphin. will meet at . o'clock,
Friday March 10