Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-11
JURORS DRAWN
FOR MAY COURT
Sixty Names on List For Spe-
cial Session of Common
Pleas Court

Sixty jurors to serve at the spe-
cial session of common pleas court
May 13, were drawn to-day. The list
follows:
John H. Maloney, city; Alfred
Snavely, city; Jonas Alwine, Swatara
township; NJ. Luther Byerly, Lykens
township; George Mocklin, Sr., Roy
alton; Jacob Hetrick, Royalton;
David Brightbill, Lower Paxton
township; Henry l.. Shut, Jr., Sus-
quehanna township; Irwin c. Cation,
city; David ID. Deimler, South Han
over township; Bertram S. Nauss,
Charles Kraber, city; Charles s.
Zimmerman, Elizabethville: George
Beckey, Royalton; John Harris,
Lykens township; George A. Knight
on, city; Harry Dever. Steelton;
Herbert Schweers. Derry township:
j. l.. Heighes, city; Robert l. Flow
ers, Millersburg; Clement B. john
son, city; Boyd Rem, Upper Paxton
township; William A. Bowman, city;
Ralph Bowman, Millersburg; George
X. Hoy, city; Fred G. Harner, Wash
ington township; Henry Edward
Williams, Swatara township; Daniel
Hart, Middle Paxton township; Fred
Bender, Steelton; Harvey +. fetter-
hoff, city; John II. Weliier, Lykens;
Wayne Nagle, Highspire; Charles
Mccain, city; Christ Crone, city;
George ID. Lytle, city; Edward G..
Bloser, city; George Good, city; Will
liam \. Shelter, city; William j.
Shriner, Susquehanna township;
James w. Lloyd, city; Gustave A.
pi Ia
fax; Jacob Strawser, Susquehanna
township; William James, Wiconisco
township; Frank Wieger, Steelton;
Charles III. Baker, city; Ralph |.
Diehl, PaXtang; George Gearhart,
city; Theodore Kepner, Millersburg;
Wesley w. Reitzel, Middletown;
William Consylman, city; David
Rhoads, city; Benjamin +. Hender-
son, city; Benjamin Buser, London
derry township; John II. Shenk,
East Hanover township; James Nc
Curdy, city; Ernest Nj. Shope, Hum
melstown; William HabbNshaw,
Hummelstown; Jacob Il. Hurst, SuS-
quehanna township: Ira l.. Miller,
city.
Court Sessions-Whether George
l.. Smith must pay a commission of
81 500 to the II. II. Jennings Com
pany, New York, the firm claiming to
have handled the sale of the steamer
Cape God, was heard before Judge
c. V. Henry, in courtroom No. 2
to-day. The case may go to the jury
late this afternoon. Mr.. Jennings
contends the boat, which is two
deck passenger steamer, 159 feet in
length, was sold for $25,000 to one
OF two purchasers whom he had Sc
cured, as Smith had told him to sell
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before President Judge George Kun
lel the suit of the Phoenix Machine
Company VS.. !. b. Dickinson. for
payment for stone cutting machine
was heard. Nerdicts returned yester-
day: William Mehring, Jr. VS.. Charles
Werner, against plaintiff for $1,195;
Carmela Dilibertis VS.. c. w. Lutz
defendant.
Petitions Filcd-Party committee
men whose nominating petitions
were filed to-day at the county COM
missioners office follow: City, Repub-
lican, Eleventh ward, Third, Irwin b
Rubin, Frank T.. Hoffman, II. w
Rodenhaver; Sixth ward. Third
Frank Emery, II. G.. Martin, John
williamson: First ward, Second
Harry Beard, James Smith, Harry
Cobaugh; Fifth ward, First, Q. IL
Perry, A. L. Cook. Grant NJ. Moore;
Tenth ward, Third, George r. Hol-
land; Tenth ward, Fourth, Edward
c.. Gohn. County, Republican, Elev-
enth ward Third, Albert l.. Geyer;
First ward. Second, Edward Halde-
man; Fifth ward, First, William
Shive; Third ward, First, Steelton,
John A. Finley; Democratic, Eleventh
ward, First, Il. V. Schiefer; Fifth
ward, Third, John A. Taylor; Eliza
bethville. Daniel A. Andre.
To Order BaIlots-County Con-
troller Henry w. Cough is preparing
an estimate of the number of official
and specimen ballots which will be
needed for the primary election,
May q for the county districts.