Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-15


,anel will not be summoned. When
he jury was drawn a few weeks ago
was stated by counsel that some
uesuon mad been raised as to whether
he charter requirements of the col
ege were being carried out, but upon
urther investigation the proceedings
we're dropped
omination petitions for county and
ity committeeman were filed with
he county commissioners to-
lay All are Republicans. The
lst follows: County COM
nittee-Leonard r. Nisley. second
,recinct Second ward, MiddIetown;
samuel johnson, sixth precinct. Sew
nth ward. City - j. Wesley Hoover,
bird of the Ninth; ]. ID. Lightner.
fth of Seventh: city committee I. ].
irove, second precinct, Third ward;
William Winters, fifth precinct, Sew
nth ward.
Continue Boundary Hearing. - The
earring on the e-arrangement of the
boundary lines between Rush and
East Hanover townships, scheduled to
e conducted Saturday before a com
mission appointed by the Dauphin
ounty courts, has been postponed to
date to be decided upon next week
Mothers Pension Plan. - In a let
er to-day to the county commission
RS, the board of managers of the AS
ociated Aid society offers cooperation
'ith the county board should it de-
de to consider the mothers PEN
on on scheme The commissioners
ill probably determine definitely
ext week whether or not they will
dopt the plan for Dauphin.
Declares Husband Cruel. - In su-
ng to-day for divorce from her hus-
and, Byron w. Rosener, Mrs. Maude
Rosener declared that she had been
breed to leave him because of his
ruel treatment toward her. 1t was of
lch character. she alleged. as TO
eriously affect her health. The Ros-
ners We're married on October II,
S12, and separated on May Is. 1913.
Final Appeals. - To-day had been
Ned by the county commissioners for
caring the last general appeals from
ounty triennial assessments for 1915.
It up until noon no complaints had
een received.
To Attend Highway Conference
Pduphln countyS board of commits
oners have been invited to attend
he big William Penn highway con-
erence which will be held in this city
ext Monday, and it is probable that
he board will attend in a body.
Commissioners Confer. - An in
primal conference of the city COM
lissioners was held this afternoon on
ne Gorgas ordinance providing for
re use of improvement bond inter-
It funds to liquidate outstanding
onds.
Must Return Revised LISTS = Re
lsea registry lists of party enroll
rents throughout the county must
e returned to the clerks in the
ounty commissioners office by to-
borrow afternoon according to print
"a fYN.f fr,1. sx,,,s
20 to all the registry assessors. To-
ay is the final day for party enroll
lent for the Spring primaries and
ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sat for the pur-
ose from 10 o'clock this morning until
this evening. The changes as a
ale will be largely those voters who
lsh 10 change their Affiliations or
ave moved into a new district.
Open Fire Hose Bids. - Bids for
rrnishing the city with 5000 feet of
re hose was opened yesterday after
oon by Park Commissioner e. n.
ross follow: c. c. C. Fire Hose Com
any, s1.10; Stonewall Jackson, soc:
smpire Rubber Tire, nc; Empire
lest zoe; Henry Gilbert & Son, soc:
'ay state. soc; Paramount, zoe; BIZ
lateral Fire Hose, various types at
Sc, 90c. 75C, S1.10, los. 81 and soc:
elmont Packing and Rubber Co,
Oc; Fabric Fire Hose, 81, soc and
DC; Eureka Fire Hose, $l.1O. 81 and
o.; Joseph ]. Kelley. Sips, $1.15.
LOS, Csc, S5c, and 75c; Republic
tubber Co, soc, roc. and 81: f. f..
oodrich, soc, Csc and roc.
Creditors 10 Meet. - March % and
have been fixed by Federal Referee
ohm T. Olmsted for the hearings of
reditors of Joseph ID. Brenner and
rnest L. Koch. respectively. in bank
Iptcy proceedings.
Asked For New Trial. - Appeal for
new trial was filed yesterday in the
auphin county court by ATTORNEY
nmes G. Hatz, i'm the civil action in
ituted by r. w, Case against Charles
Shelter. Case who sued to recover
oney on notes won verdict of about
500.
Jitncurs TO Attend Council. - At
asst n hundred iitney drivers of the
ty it is understood will attend next
uesday's session of City Council to
gain urge action on the redraughted
ney regulations as prepared by the
neymen. Plans were discussed last
ening at meeting of the chauffeurs