Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-18

Prothonotary Harry +. Holler. The
calendar follows:
Della S. VS.. George Deckert; Joseph Fl.
VS.. Jennie p. Pownall; Emma r. VS..
Charles Q. Hart: Teeny Il. VS.. l.. Guy
kHnger; w. w. VS.. Mary r. Wallower;
Edward VS.. Martha T.. BiXler, Putnam
VS.. Bertha Brandt; Herbert G. VS.. Jen-
nle Burgoon; Henry j.. VS.. Evelyn Will
son; EtIie j. VS.. Harry Rockwell; Ruth
a. VS.. John l.. Longnecker; Lloyd S.
VS.. Emma Shearer; Mary w. VS.. Clar-
ence E. Scull; Ada G. VS.. William ID.
Bundy; Mary NJ. VS.. Jacob G. Young;
James f. VS.. Hattie E. Moore; Mary
G.. VS.. Walter d. Speece; Mary a. VS..
Adolphus j. Paynter; Russell II. VS..
Mary Baker; Martha L. VS.. Elmer l..
1andshue; Lizzie VS.. Louis Smith
Ella n. VS.. Elk Vincent; Mary l.. VS..
Samuel Montgomery; Emma G.. VS..
Frank ID. Stonesifer; Nora NJ. VS.. Roy
w. McCarty; c. Ross VS.. Katherine II.
Etter; Benjamin ID. VS.. Anna V. Steh-
man; Edward l.. VS.. Mary NJ. Riley;
Harvey G.. VS.. Velva /. Dwyer; Rose
A. VS.. Samuel r. Hall: Emily NJ. VS..
John Paul Prosser; Susan p. VS.. Har-
per S. Miller; Earl c. vs. Pearl Mil
Ter; Samuel II. VS.. Wilhelmna Bates;
Ef1ie p. VS.. William n. Rodes; Ralph
VS.. Catherine f. Price; Elizabeth NJ.
VS.. William ]. Lenhart; j. Frank vs.
Jennie A. Thomas; Charles vs. Sarah
Simms Murray X. VS.. Stella V. BoaS:
Elizabeth Anna VS.. Ulysses Monford
Mayme VS.. Edgar Blank; Pearl F. VS.,
Charles a. Seller; Anna NJ. VS.. Charles
r. Rain; Frances f. VS.. William j.
,Lindenmuth; Carrie NJ. VS.. George G.
Bair; Martha NJ. VS.. William l.. Lu-
sardi; Russell R. VS.. Esther j. Bender;
Irene F.. VS.. Charles NJ. Graeff; John
r. Vs Helen S. Ensminger; Rose VS..
Harvey McFadden; Stella VS.. Benja-
min Dolson.
What Criminal Court Cost. - Dau-
phin county paid out a handsome sum
for the conduct of January criminal
sessions last week. Following are the
amounts according to the vouchers re-
turned to date to County Treasurer
Mark Mumma:, Petit jurors, Sl,O70.20;
tipstaves, $3.50; grand jurors, $37S.56
constables' fees, sS15.16; policemen,
$l97.5O; and other witness fees,
Realty Transfers. The biggest
realty transfer recorded to-day was the
sale of the Myers street property, West
Side. Steelton, owned by DR.. A.. c.
IeiSler ct al, to Attorney William l..
Loeser; who in turn sold it to eX-
Recorder Q. G. Wickersham. The
price was $4,000 Other transfers in
cluded: Charles Messner to Northern
Central railroad, Upper Paxton, $500;
Joseph Chiara to II. Calmotto Ellers-
lie, $3.50; Caroline Hummel to f. E.
Aldinger; l.. n. Hershey to Caroline
aHummel; and +. r. Aldinger to Caro-
line Hummel, all in Lower Paxton
township, for s each; William S. Har-
ris TO F. b, Aldinger, Parkside Place,
81.
Dauphin Co. Takes Out S55, 900 Per-
init. - The biggest permit of the new
year was issued late yesterday after
noon to the Dauphin Cigar Company
when permission to erect a big 4-story
modern brick structure in Cameron
street between State and Christian
streets, was granted to T. ]. Dunn and
company, manufacturers, of New
York. The Dauphin company which
is controlled by the Dunn concern now
has quarters at TIA State, but the
property has been sold to the State for
the Capitol Park extension. The
structure will cost approximately S55,-
000.--
Draw go Traverse Jurors. - Sixty
traverse jurors will be drawn Friday
To serve for the special term of Feb
ruary Common Please court, February
rs. The court signed the order for
the drawing o-day.