Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-14


Harry Baker and George MaulS. First
precinct; William +. Rowe. Claude w.
Batdorff, and George V. Bolton, Sec
ond precinct; Charles V. Bernhart,
James \. Kaufman and Howard An
derson. Third precinct. Sixth ward,
William S. c. Abbott and Bert A.
Wells, First precinct. Eleventh. First
precinct, A. S. Fields. Democratic.
Eighth, Harry ]. Emmanuel. Second
precinct
County committee. Republican.
Twelfth ward. Charles p. Swope. First
precinct; Charles D. Mozinge. Second;
David II. Hodge. Third. Third ward.
Charles II. Peters, Second precinct.
Sixth, Frederick w. Shelter. First pre-
.cinct- Eleventh, Boyd Manbeck, First
precinct Precinct committeeman, AL
len c. Lebo, West precinct, Susque-
hanna township; Morris S. Daniel.
Berrysburg, Charles l. Barry. Jackson.
and Harry d. Messner. West ward,
Williamstown.
Visited Recorder. - Among the
courthouse visitors to-day were Harry
Smith and j. J. Burlington. president
and secretary respectively of the GratZ
Fair association, who called upon
County Recorder LentZ.
Won't Take Up Coal Survey This
Year. - Because the county assess
ment books must be turned over by
April l to the various school board for
collecting taxes, the county commits
sioners will be unable to take any ac-
ton this year relative to the talked OF
coal land survey. The commissioners
incidentally declared that the esti-
mated cost of making survey as
pointed out by Captain Bayard Hal
berstadt, the Pottsville mining eX-
pert, would preclude the expenditure
of the money this year.
Raunick Issues "Proc."-In a proc
lamation to the citizens of Harrisburg,
Dr.J NJ. j. Raunick, health officer, calls
attentio nthe fact that collection of
wastepapers etc, from business places
will be discontinued by the garbage
company.
has been appointed registry assessor
for the northern precinct of Susque-
hanna township vice l.. y. Hooker, re-
signed.
As to the Jitneys. - Although the
proposed revision of the .iitney regula-
tions is still pending in council, the
jitneurs haven't given up their fight
1t is said, and a meeting of the drivers
has been called for tonight at 225
Market street.
Open Truck and Sweeper Bids March
21.-Bids will be opened at noon Mon
day. March 81, for the purchase of a
two-ton motor truck, a two-horse
sweeper with sprinkler attachment and
two-horse sweeper. City Commits
sioner w. II. Lynch advertised for the
bids to-day.
Robeson's Will Probated. - County
Registrar c. r. Danner yesterday pro-
bated the will of Howard S. Robson,
the Pennsy engineer who died n few
weeks ago at the Harrisburg Hospital
Letters on his estate were given his
widow. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Robeson.
Two Desertcrs Jailed. - Jail SEN
tences of four months and twenty
days, respectively, were imposed upon
Isaac w. Whitman and Samuel Lehman
Yesterday afternoon by the Dauphin
County Court for contempt of court in
that both failed to pay the Judge S
order directing them to pay their de-
serted wives IS and $3.50 per week.
Whitman is more than 1900 in arrears.
having failed to pay his wife and
family of seven children S8 weekly
since 1908; Lehman has refused his
wife $3.50 per week for her support
since last August.