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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg aud vicinity; Gem
orally cIou0! weather, probably
rain Tonight or saturday;
warmer; lowest temperature to-
night about 30 degrees.
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Cloudy
and warmer Tonight and Sntur-
day, probably local rains; modcr-
ate east 10 southeast winds.
The lee from the Upper West
Branch has moved down and is
gOrged about half mile below
Remove. IL this gorge breaks
soon and the ice continues to
move, IL Will cause a decided rise
In the Lower West Branch, with
stage OF about IL feet at Will
Transport. saturday. IL the gorge
holds, the rise will he less decid-
ed and more gradual. No ma
IcriaI changes are indicated for
the North Branch. The main river
md the Juninta will fall. A stage
of about 5.5 feet Is indicated for
General Conditions
Pressure Is relatively high from
the lake sOutheaStyvard 20 the At
England. the central valleys,
Plains states and the Rocky
Mountains, with the center of an
extensive disturbance over Colo
radO.
Over the Plains states and thence
eastward TO the Atlantic coast
there has been general rise of
to ~ degrees in temperature
Temperature s IA. M. 30.
suns Rises, 0;OI y. M; sets, 6:22
y. m.
Moon. Last quarter, Sunday, 1I:22
n. m.
River StaRc, Six feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature. 3S.
Lowest Temperatures. ~.
Mean temperature. ~.
Normal temperature, 40.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24
Republicans Support Increase
as Being Best in Sight; Two
Dissenting Votes
ADDS 10000 MEN TO FORCE
But Only in 10000 a Year In
stalments; Immediate Action
in Senate Is Expected
BY .iSS0cidicd Press

Washington, ID. c., March 24.-The
Hay army increase bill, first of the
administrations big preparedness
measures to receive the approval of
e' er branch of Congress, is in the
hands of the Senate. 1t was passed by
the House yesterday by vote of 4O2
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24
RIYS HOTEL,

Ex-Common Councilman ]. Edgar
Rodenhaver, one-time candidate for
city commissioner, has purchased a
hotel in Bainbridge. Lancaster county,
and expects to take over the owner
ship about April /.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24
NO TOBACCO FRAUDS HERE

Tobacco frauds. which brought about
Federal raid in Pittsburgh yester-
Officers Deputy Revenue Collector
William S. Bricker. and Harry A. Voll-
mer said to-day. that close inspection
i'm this district made illegal sales and
business impossible
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24
TOWING DISABLED. SHIP IN

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J
= .' 4-''' -'-''' SIP 7''
00''' y
N 1h.''' IN 4OE NaGloN
A0'1O 15'h "a o''PA''n i'0Fn Sydney says taat the
steamship aurora OF Lieutenant Shaeksons expedition has
OFoksn from er ooFnga at the Eoss sea base leaving most
OF tAe party ashore and unable 10 enoak According to
these advices Lieutenant ShacEeton and his companion will
s5le to rescue them.
,
individually to Secretary Iansines suggestion for The dis
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-24

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

Boblen fir aanfns iino Az
iinoen aui Seite 20, "a,
81 uno 100, Sirit Biennial
8eport State 8oaro Of
Corrections.
3ahlen fiji Nebrasfa iino Az
finnen duf Geiie n, Biets
NAL meport Board Of
gpnmtifioners Of Stdte
SriiitutioBs.
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cutfdbcs Rams IN
ucrfcK e~in0cwciRt!

RorfoIf. gte6.. is. Auaiiit.
tier eutiprchedocn 5cicrlidfeitrH
. ging nm Sanstda Der Nefigc
. ihonebrucrcm sic e%iniucibung ocS
Il ibm erridtrten Grutidcn Sau.
Tieielbe gcitaItrie lid al elmer
n Oeittiden 6cicr, mo miro nod
nae i'm @eOddmiS nller Jeittcil
.bmer fortlcbet. Sir ocn 2on0.
%lcbrpcrcin ielbir be0elitct Der Snms.
az Elm Mubmcstag 1T ieiner Sc.
bittc, Dem ridt mir ieine Nlit.
Iicoer, ionoeru Dos eeioutc 8eutid.
I'M Der Staot oiiricn ouf Dies tteilc
caiitc Seim ltolJ iriu.
Gin nllscrlcicncs Broaranm mar
lnigctellt mornen mo mllroe CLAN.
jcno Ourhgeiii6rt. Rrocn mo Nor.
rage mehicltcn nb unO Der 9eiudl
nor Gin acknowledgements 5oblrcihcr.
Dloge Der COMMENCEMENT upn
aud in %lcillent nellcil id)0.
acn Scim weiter blilben ulo &C.
1cibenl
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rnItliden gerIcsungen oobon.

ernItliden 8erlcsungen oobon.
@crr 9aitor 3anien BON Der bo.
Mid Iut1criiGen Stride reiitc ge-
tern nod 8ruib, Colo, no En- Der
j1brliden Understanding Der
Stride beifpobnen miro.
Oh 0ominifaner ShpeItern,
luelhe ben CONNER iiber in Sa.
things perbrodten fino 8urilf ge.
tonrter, I'M Die fatboliihe S6ule
in 9ereitidait at boberL penn Die
ieIbc i'm Scptcul6er loren aurillS
5eginnt.
2lltguit @ulie, bon 6ontaneae
uho Sri. 9melia 2aanlonn boben
it'd per6eirntet uno befinoen iidl
lest dl1f elmer Sod5eitsreiie nod
ocru Colorado 6eIiengebirge.
gei Dem ltnitltr5 zines glltomo.
bills, in Dem lid 7 iunge 2eute be.
fan0en murOc Merle Gottrea ges
fabrlih perfect pdbreno Sat Mtilns
b init aerin9crM @erletlttgen Oa.
bon fam.
Sic 6reutout &onierben 6nbrif
miro crit olG 20. ailaitit ibre ar.
belt beginner ia nos @etter oos
aorrt ettpos 3uritf aebaltea bat.
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Illus Sairburp, ucbr.

GoirburD. Nc6r. 6cn ~. Auguit
Die lcstc Gcriomnlllmg Ocs bic
iiacn 3l%peigDcrcins ocs Icltid). @mc.
rifnniihcn 5tante0erbonoes mar lei
Ger iiberulis idledi beiuht. Son
Den ctiuu 10 glitqlicoern oes Scr
Gins hatten iif MIR Z Mann, nam
lid Seinrid llruN. Grnit @crner
Grieorih S6onrod 4,eiiit 5hon
rod. aorI @uber, 9flbert &ogg mlo
@rnit a6el elngctunOpn. @ir fonn
ten aud uidt in grfa6riung brinacn,
MORAN es lag, 0oB iif nidt mehr
eiugciteat battcn, oo Die meiiten nit
Dem @cumio6ct Scr Grntc mo ocn
Greiden bod idon init iertig ma
'ren.
~ lit uubcoinqt notiuenOia, bob
lid uliere 0eitihen cuolib oif
roppelu unb lid an Dem eifriqen
Arbciten uno 3uiammen9olteH Der
6einOe Der pcrionliden 6reibeit ein
.9eiipicl nebnlen, melhe Gag un6
gsadt nilblen inns aud @eloopfcr
.bringen. nm ms 3u unterjofen.
Garilm ergcbt oil ale DiitgIie.
Der uniers 8ercins uno al ale
0eltideu bon 6oirburp uno I'm
9eaen0 bicrinit bic Aufforoerung,
it6 BET Der ndhiten 8criainmlung
orl eriten S~onistag I'M September,
.5oblreih eirl5niinoen tno gegen Die
6cinoe Der perlonli6en 6reibeit
5tcQung 3t nebmen. Rebmt es
niAt lcidt, eS mod)te Gu9 bod
ionit ip1ter leio tun.
3lrm SdGuB Ser 8eriornmlrng
muroe bei6Ioiien 8eiuri6 arnOI
uno grnIt g8erner nls ltulere Ser
.trcter 5ltr Sobresfonoention oc5
5taatsber6an0es nod @rano IS.
lotl6 al entienoert. 9lber Sitngens,
iiiod)t es gutl
Giirft ia itol5 Oos Soltpt erbe6en,
Beroct 9aiti6e SIR gcnannt
gcutIdes Miiien, @louben, 2iebctL
0eutidcr 6leiB lit poblbefohnt.
Gutigfeit mndt ltnrfl
Otit oeutihem @ruBe,
Grnlt libel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

Ser &iidreiie belt iic itd einen Gag
beiudsbalber BEL Der 6antilie Y.
8ocuab in omaha nltf.
Qos @eihdft Ser MonOiAein.
mo 6lilIterfneipen blilbt i'm trofe.
men 0es W1oines oltSge8eihnct. Nte
mebrere 3citungsreporter Der Boll-
aei mitgeteiIt boben baben nnterieb-
lnenoe 2eute in Der pntgegetto Der
StoOt, an beri6ieoenen 8loset
bnrmlos alt8iebenoe 8u0eu altfge-
ihloqerL in fpelden 0%uritenoen See
len qeaeu @elo unO Cute 8orte
aeiltiqe @etrdnfe oQer Nrt nerab.
reidt miro. Sic Center bon Niiet-
auton1obilen fenneu biele 8elte
gart3 qenan mo fabren ibre SUM
Sen maiienueiie bortbin. Die &c
iiscr Oieier 3eltfneipeu iollen lett
Der G~infii6rllng Der 8robibition IN
0eg Moines Elm groBortiqes @e.
Ihdit qernoht baden. Sogar Elm
Iansbp0en mltroe a1i elmer Stelle
cntoedt. Sic Yoli3ei modt Jest
eifrig Sogo auf Die @cieBitbertrcter.
%. 8. grbon reiite ant Montog
abcno ,ourd Des Mtoines unb CT.
fl1rte, bob er i'm September cine
@nde III Snfpa aduf ben Slump
aebet meroe, Inn fir Mcreoitb
8ropoeanoo SO maiden.
Carl ailbtle, DER bel ben 8ri.
mdrpn6lcn qeid(aecne rcpublifa
niid,c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit 8i
5cprGitocnt nen gegriinoeter Cts
merfe, me(he ii1 ori 0ienstag beim
5toatslefret1r in 0as @ei6dftsrc
otter cintroaen lieBet. Dos VT.
tienfapitol hetrdlt 100000.
Sci Der na6c 9Serrn gelcgenen
1Sorm non ssrou @omer Moo0p
melde @uo 6eBlcr aepodtet bat
uuhnca etiuo ~ 4ienenihpdrme
Don BEN pbcren Stpdlperf oes
@obn6oliies Belts. lpooB Die so
mile Seller oe5wlulael mar, Den
rbereu 1eil i9rer &obnurig nufSu.
achen.
geruft eiid Bel einf1uicn ouf
Die -Iribiine".
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cckalsuadtic1tcrt
ans Srenortt, Ncbr.
Trempnt 2Ofal 0nHridtcn.
IreIunnt. Is WitdttIt.

OkhlltPtAf - NAtbAfi+F
IrofeIIor Glenllens mo 5rali
luerocn moraer I'M t2 llbr 30 ei.
ucn gmpfaug fir ebelnolige Stu.
benton nes Gremont College obbol.
ten.
Srou Sobn 9erter miro morgen
nod MobriOae, 6iio 8afota rel.
len, mo ibr Monn cine 4lisIteaung
bel Der gtilmaufee Giienbabn err
bnIten bat.
Non Bridges pllr0c nm $500
beitroft, neil er elm @laS otf bic
StraBe gemorien botte.
SIN Soule BON Mlltrrap sin emit.
itano Elm 5euer onourh, oaB eilt
cleftriide8 GlGtteiien itebcn gelal,
len ullrDe, o6ue ben Strom ab8u.
.bre6en. Ger ongcrifJtete Shaoen
mar mbeoeutenO.
als 6oldc Der gteouftion Der
Steucrperonid)Iaalng bon 3ooae
Gountp, niiiicn nae 3obleu nodlge.
red,net meroen. 9ie 8eranihlaglulg
ouf 5orrtcn miro I'M 5luci Bro.
gent crm1Bigt weroen. uuh itobtilde
@%run0itiIfe iollen uut nolc 5cbtt
Gro5crt menigcr eingeidabt meroen.
Carl 4obu BON Ilpin Sails, Soa.
IA nrr mcoen eiucs Wfadcnlcincns
Dor einiqcr Set noh 8ortIann.
Greaon in 9~chdolung ging, befin5
nct lid, beOcutcno beiier. 10 oaB er
6inneu firscm 0os @oipitaL Der
loiicn 0ilrfte.
6. u. &ouitoip bon aoiius @itp
lieat bier i'm Soipitnl lpegcn cines
8rlidles. Den CT iid 5n5og, als CT
bebililid pnr, EN- gntomobil, pel'
dies itefen geblieben mar, mieoer
ilott Bi modcll.
@ils. O%tarqltot0t mo Sri. aa.
iles Muaers perbeirateten iid all
Somutoa III Blair. Sie merOen i'll
%,Srcaieat mebncL fnp Nerr Mars
qrarOt in Dem Giienuorcngeidldit
non @enrp G0ring cine Anitelnlg
bot,
Ger tfj16rigc Sobu BON 4bner
Nan mnroe Spnntag noit einenl pon
N. non @liicN pon Gaccolo arlei.
.fctch Aiitnmobil u%ilacrouuf. 8liid-
li6er @elie trun Or anobe feine
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Scmpcrs ~bcdntiucrtet
Sbcrmans %1lmklaecn!

4 @aibinatcn t6. glilauit. - Ga.
tmuel @omncrS crlicb aeitern elm
FiientIihc Grpioerrma nnf Die Nh
ltloaen hes 9lulOcsiciotors 5ber.
pldn non Slmois. melher ion nul
pjiontag IN elmer Me0e i'm Senul
Is Elm SiicntIides geaernis be.
bcidnet bate.
! sd fam nift ais Shicosrid.
Her oufipiclen nod irgenomelhC
lnrnrmci oilsii6eu" ioate @onI'
ners. ia Der @rdiiocut Der anlc.
rifoniifrn Slrbeiter GSoerotion nidli
ocrnrtiq @ontbcfnoniiie BOT. sd
lohe nidt nic Nind)t, bic Stimnit
ir0efo ciues WnnieS ooer iracnt
liner Grippe Manner otis5uliefern
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Nenrs perGides Miniiterinm.

Nnibineton, rs. Anguit. - Gaf
5toatsomt crbielt aritrru enc fiir3
Dcpeidle. onb oaS perliide aabinct
rciiguiert Aobe. Der bisberiae Wti
niiter oes AuSipdrtiaen @ooiougb
elGonSeb lit nit Der gilormQ
oes neticil aobineitS betrolit moroeu,
Mnn fnun itt bier niht erflarcn,
iuas at Dem giidtritt oes biSberigcu
9obinctts &eronluiiuuG gcgebcn oo
man onnobui, BAH Der fiir5lidl 40
aeidloiicH ruiiiid cneIiidc Scr
trog hetreiis @eriiclls ole. @oitpi
griin0e. bic 5l ciner &cibrma iilh
rem fonnten nilsgcihaltrt bai.
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aommfn bod ein arieasacridlt.

81 Ynio. Ter. l6. YManit
ReulI5ebn Wierlfauer, meldle Del oet
tiir4lidlen entoedlng pen reDola.
llmtriGben in Sliare3 per.
baftet mpr0ci iyarell, Iino nod 0ei
Stn0t @hihnngn0 iibertiibrt mor0eI.
no Tie lpegrn Sodpcrrnts Dor en-
ariegsacridlf aeitellt mcrheil. Sii
sSalle ihrer 0erurtcIInng iteht n1cl
Die 1oocsitrofc fcnor. Die Alnec.
tIneten bcltchc.l tcils Gus Acmnh.
nern bon ,siiarc5. tells aus Seloa.
len Der 0orilaen @arniion.
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ucmiekeitcn aus Jcwa.
Nes Otnines.

Gpanq. 1siuit, Stride, s. Soeb
len Gnitor. SonntaBsihul 10
ll6r porlll., ocltidler 8ottcSoienlt
# porll.. MISUNDERSTANDING
1870 obenoS, en9liider @ottcs
0icnIt s llbr o6en0S.
Sheriff @riiiitb bebaaptct, elmer
gmlOe Nutomobiloiebe ani Die Sptr
aefomuleu 81 ieiH, lueldle IN gtc6ras
ia uno Soma iomie in 8ouios ibr
lScielt treibt nnG ibr 5auptQilars
firy III grs Moines mifgeihlaaell
hot. Gerihieoenc 9erbaftrngen iifO
tcrcits nnrgeuomaiell morocn.
5rou Sons Suna mcldc ldfgcrc
,cit auf Der tSorm hires @attptt bel
Miitdell q. O.. meilte, iii Eiens
taa nnflt iDieOer beintaetebrt. ani
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abonnierf ouf Die EGgIide Eribiihe
$500 bos Sobr ourh Die Goif.
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@ifnif Ses NOrboit.@ erbanoes, Or.
hens her Ncr1nnnnsiDhne.

2ln "a. 9luguit 1916 fin0et in
ser S~ormes6ole, peitlid bon @ett-
Der oos 9idnid oes 0orooit.8er.
bnnnes oes Green's ser &ermnnns-
iobne Itott. Se0es Sabr miro Oteies
Set gefeiert urto omar pertetlt un-
fer sic orei 2ogerL Gmerion, Do-
foto Gitn uno 8enoer unb oieieS
Sobr miro Is bel &enber itottfin-
sen. Sober Serlnannsiobn I'M 5tao.
te llno i~iberbnltpt bon 8en0er nno
llmeeqeno uun feline 6reunoe lolte
lih OIL oieiem Set beteiligen. Gas
6eit miro mn 10 llbr morgen8 lei
men @nfong nebmer; Die llnterbal-
titng fir oelt Gag miro iein; CUTE
Muiif un0 4c0en uno ionitige Be
t1itigltngett an Gage utto San3 am
9beuo. Sir allteS Glen rno Grim
fen miro beItenS 9eiprgt Der0en.
gaio aitf, gum id0nen 8eite Der Scr.
mann5i0bne om "a. au0uit 1916
gu &enoer, aebr.
Dos aomitee. S.21.t6.
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,lus finccln, ucbr.

Der 2~2jd6rige 6 Sdmarbe III
Sofe Giep lit ieit elm paar Moden
ans 9ett geieiieIt un0 ideint lid
niht uie9r er1olen 81 tonnen.
Ger 1rauennereitt Ger eb. lltb.
St. 5pbornis @euteinoc bielt ieinc
Notwithstanding am Niittmotl
letter 8ohe I'M 4arfe Ieines Mit
glie0es, Der 3rau $. s. 9ruie ob,
Sic in @eHeluid1ft nit iBrer God.
ter 5rou Blair, ibrc @1ite nltfs
por5iiaIidGte gu bemirten mltBte.
Shmelter S0o uno S6meiter
Ghriitine feGrtcn lebte @ohe bon
i6rcr %sScricnretie nah Baltimore,
modification ms 5abca Stift all
rid unn mrBten iiber ~oneenebm
DerIebte grboltnosta9e int dido
.niIien Mlttterbaus 81 berihten.
Gic Gyecutip @eb6r0e oes I1bea
6tiits 1iclt an lcbten Mittmoh
.ibre regeIm1Bige 5isune iii Der SIN.
italt ob.
Die eli. Int6. ct. SobunniS sc.
mcinoe bel Sterling. gtcbr., Die bon
@crrn &oitor CDR. 5if beoient
mirb, icierte alt Sorntoa ben t3.
Yugtdt i6r jGbrlifes Miiiionsfeit,
al benz sic GaItoren @eit guburn,
@ocmmeI. Sutton. gctt.5, auburn.
unn Rabc.2incoln ais G~eItpreoigcr
erihiencn maren. SrosDem Oos
5cit eigentIi6 ariinoliA berreenct
nar. 0otte itd bod ein @duflein
@etrcaer at ben @ottesoieniten ailt
9ornittna, slo9mittd1 uno abeno
eingefunoen mlb cine i6one, er-
irelllihe Sadesfo[efte legte 3eug.
nis oobon alb, onB es Seacn &c.
regnct pottc.
Gas trnlria barte @einid, bon
melhem Bic 5alniIie GoBler betrof
fen moro. oab Ser 24j1briae Snbu
0es Smlles nod furjcr Gronfbeit
Den Scinen Ourd ben Too ent
riIicn iporo uno bab oeiien 8rnat
ioIgte, bot III molten areiien tiefltc.
5eiInabme %gefunoen.
SER @oitor Chr. Wobner bon
Nortbboro, Sa., bat iid in 2ineoln
an Der 6. unO .. Str. Elm Gigen.
tlum fduflih erporber, baB er nit
mo0ernen ginrihtutaen 31r 3eit
ber6eiiern ldBt iln0 5un 1. Gftober
5l be8ieben geoenft.
Serr 8rof. Nellbauieu uno 6rnu
luur0en leste Mode Ourd Den 9e
iud i4rer IN Boone gountD bers
beirotcten Io6ter oneenebm iiber.
raidt.
sdpeItcr Mlabel bonn 9abea
Stift bat hire 5%erienrciic nod So.
ma angetreten.
Gos ouf Ietten Sonntog auge
ioete Miiiionsfeit in Der @emeinoe
oes 9oitors o. @inuing in 9rinee.
ton, mubte Der dligcpeid)tcn 2aro.
ltraBen luenen itn Iesten glltgert
bid mieocr nbgeiagt lperOeu.
9as Gobea Slit miro in Der
Gtants 1oir 8ode ieiHc 4nitoltS
r1lltie iiir 9ciudcr offcn bdlten
Gie StroBeiib1En nHanoolpb Str"
sic all Der Gdc Der If. urb 8. Ctr.
al nehuIen If, idbrt nabe bis gum
,9icI. an Der Gnoitotion miro Gil &c
labrt Der slrit1lt Die @uite abGo
fen. 3lEs lchnt iid). oieie aiitalt
nit ibrcn einrihtungei itno &c
trieben su beiidtigeu.
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Hranen als gnuaIte inaelnHtn.

gItlonfo, So, t6. 9ilguit. Der
Senat bon @corQip nn9nl geitcrr
oas bcrcits mi @ouic ourdgcgnn
gene @cicb all. monod 6rouen ooS
ylcd)t oeip1brt miro, i'm Stoate ge
orgin Ole 3ed)tSpraris alls5uilben.
Die @orlogc bconri iebt mir nod
Der ltlterihriit oes @ouperncurs,
I'm @eiebcstruit 5u e%rIangen.
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Evening journal., 1916-04-21
WILL REDUCE CITY
TAX OFFICE FORCE
Council Orders One Clerk
for Each Collector While
Back Taxes are Collected
DISEASE OUTBREAK
WILL COST SI50O

At the meeting OF City Council last
evening Councilman Oscar c. Ora
per called attention 10 the fact that
beginning May the present collec-
tors OF taxes Will become the collec-
tors OF delinquent taxes. He said II
has been customary TO allow each
collector one clerk 20 assist IN the
work OF collecting the delinquent
taxes, and as Il Is less than two
weeks 10 the time OF the change, tho
finance committee OF Council thought
Il only fair ~ this time 10 give each
collector notice that they Will be al
lowed one clerk to help them. lie
therefore moved that each collector
be directed To dispense with tho ser
vices OF one clerk and 10 retain the
other clerk until July /, the change
10 become effective on May l. This
viii mean that tho present office
force In the tax Office will have TO be
reduced.
Councilman McDermott stated that
u had come TO his notice that the
public building committee had gone
over the head OF the building inspec'
tor in the matter Of issuing a per-
nit He did not think this proper
and he wanted the privilege Of the
floor extended to Mr.. Anderson so
he could explain his side Of the case,
and he also asked that the chairman
OF the public building committee give
some explanation Of the committees
action. The permit related 70 a build
ing IN New street. and Councilman
Kane and Councilcan Williams, the
latter the chairman Of the committee,
both claimed Mr.-Anderson had ad-
mited TO them that the building in
question was safe The permit had
To do with some surfacing for wall
The conditions that were TO be
remedied under the permit had been
caused by the city, Mr. Williams
said. This explanation satisfied Mr..
McDermott AMI he withdrew his mo-
ton that Mr.. Anderson be allowed to
speak on the subject.
President Downward presented a
personal letter from the Otto Gas En-
eine Company relative to the COM
| nany's request for permission to MI In
\some OF their property and elevate the
Hailroad tracks. II was referred to
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

the Street and Sewer Department for
prompt action.
The public building committee
recommended that the request of the
Board of Health for the furniture now
in the mayors Office be given to that
department for their offices in the new
building. The recommendation was
adopted
The health board also sent letter
to Council warning the members that
the present outbreak OF smallpox in
this city will be costly to the city and
pointing out that it will ask for an eX-
traordinary appropriation. There are
guards to be paid, quarantined fami-
Evening journal., 1916-04-21
FOOD SUGGESTIONS FOR THE EASTER MARKET BASKET
LAG ZOE TOWNSEND SCHOOL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del, April 2l.-Nlrs. w.
p. Wilson is seriously i'll at her home
with typhoid fever
Mrs. Noodall Cochran, who has been
confined to her home with an attack of
gastritis, is much improved.
Mrs. Richard llodgson is spending a
few Gays with friends and relatives in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The piano fund of the Townsend High
School is rapidly increasing There is
over 500 in the treasury now.
The Daughters of America will pre-
sent to the Townsend High School in
the near future new flag.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

and falling due May 1 was ordered
paid. Water Board bonds to the
amount of $4,000 fall due May 1, ac-
cording to a notification from the city
treasurer but nothing was done last
night relative to meeting these bonds.
The following payrolls were allow
ed: Miscellaneous, S4,32L97; Council
S275.26. The balance in bank was re-
ported to be S166, ,S1S96.
Evening journal., 1916-04-21

lies to feed and numerous other ex-
penses and Council will have to pro-
vide the necessary money. It is ex-
pected the cost will amount to more
than 1900.
Council granted a request OF the
street and Sewer Department for s1O,-
600 on account of its appropriation.
The interest list amounting to $4,000
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters of the State of Ne
vada.
Application No. 1860.

Notice is hereby given that ON the
4th day Of May, 1916. in accordance
with Section 50. Chapter 14O. Of the
Statutes of 1913, the H. F. Dangberg
Land & Live Stock company. a cor
poration. of Minden. County of Doug
las, and State of Nevada. made appli-
cation to the State Engineer of Ne
v,ada for permission to appropriate
the public waters Of the State of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Badger Springs. at a
point on unsuryeved land approxi-
mately in tno NEA of NWM OF Sec.
20. 7. IS N. R. Fl E, NJ. D. B. & NJ.
by means of pipes, fumes and bitches
and m cubic foot per second is to
be conveyed to the NEA Of NWN
of Sec. %. T. IS n, R. 21 E., M. D.
B. & NJ. by means of pipes, fumes
and bitches and there used for stock
watering and dome site purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
w. NJ. KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication. Nav %. 1916.
Date of last publication, June u, 1916.