Coshocton Weekly Times (Newspaper) - April 1, 1909, Coshocton, Ohio COSHOCTON WEEKLY TIMES COSHOCTON THURSDAY APRIL I 1000 New Series Volume 8 No 21 N i H 4 net Auditor Bills For Tax M Will Be Presented to Commissioners County Surveyor Unable to Get Payment Through Auditor Decides Upon New Course of Procedure According to Information given out at the office Wednesday County Surveyor George Bock will try a new method to collect the bills for the of himself and three in making the county tax maps The work was started early in uary under contract made with the county commissioners worded In such a manner that the bills need not be presented to the commissioners each month for allowance but should go directly to the auditor and treasurer for payment To go to Commissioners The first batch of these bills was presented to Auditor Randies about the first of February and he withheld his O K They have not yet been paid The same incident occurred in March with the same result and the for the three months work were handed in hut with a ferent procedure in view This time Mr Bock asks that they go not to the auditor direct but to the to receive their approval at their session next Monday Auditor's Course of Action In case the bills are approved the auditor states that he will still refuse to place his OK In that event Mr Bock's next course may be to start proceedings in mandamus to compel the approval of the bills In reply Mr says he will set forth his reasons for his course and there may be some unexpected lations May Withdraw Mandamus It is reported Wednesday afternoon that Bock has withdrawn the damus instituted a week ago against the auditor to compel the ment of his salary as surveyor for January and February The bills filed Wednesday are Geo J Bock two months salary J C Liggett three as assistant man A H C Shaw assistant Floyd Holl assistant In addition to these there are a ber of smaller bill's for expenses which bring the total to over The Times was to interview Sir Bock on the subject Wednesday afternoon Play Base Ball On First Class Scale Arrangements are being made In the city so that as soon as polo Is off the boards that active operations may begin with a view of placing a first class baseball team in the field in Coshocton this spring conducted in last summer by Schlah Zich Neighbor and Gco Ordway Mr Schlah has removed from the city but Torrens Stewart will take his place The company fUil holds a lease on the Riverside grounds and contemplate the erection of a new fence and grand- stand this season Prospects ore for an en better team In the field this season last A rattling Rood first baseman catcher are bald to have ed though their names are still held it is planned to neve Hook and in the box with Dine in reserve probably on first short stop Hook third and the grand old outfield intact ing of Thompson Tish and Duffy the amateur trio in the state looks good and about the only thing lacking is the presence of weather Holland's Beautiful Young Queen THIS CITY HOURLY SERVICE ASK ADAMSVILLE TO RAISE Officials of Proposed Electric Road Meet With Villagers Wednesday Night Scandal Unearthed at Girls Industrial Home O March fact that two inmates of the Girls trial school near Delaware were brought to this city and placed in the Crittenton home was brought lo ernor Harmon's attention by bate Judge ibo gals each IS years of age one beinjr spa to tha industrial home fiom Darke and the other from Athens According to the Information the governor these women could no longer bo the other of the be- cause of the special soon to be necessary their cases According to the of two unfortunate pupils In man is employed In Kool in a the other a to trn from Troy is ccl Governor order a ough of affair Digs Up a Snake Nest POLICE I JOY The seventeen year old son of vey Merrell In said to have attempted to run away Tuesday night The family notified the police and Officer took the young man In tody an the latter about to board west bound train No 25 at midnight Tuesday He was turned over to his parents NEW TORN A MNI wan born Tuesday to Mr Mrs Benjamin Coshocton of of a to Mr Ed Brink ho has the contract for laying the sewer in the den addition south of town dug Uj a nest of snakes Tuesday after- noon The reptiles were evident as startled as tho men over the occurrence and no harm ed NEW WELL AT is EXPECTING AN of Holland expecting he throne 81 IHV r of on Feb 7 when Agreement Expires Tonight But There Will Be No Strike Dame Nature in March IS GOOD FOR 15 Well number night which the field Gas and Oil Co drilled in at noon Wednesday is the biggest ducer struck yet in that rich field It had a capacity of ten barrels be- fore It was shot and It Is expected to Increase that to between fifteen and twenty barrels This well Is located on the James farm and Is the first well drilled in on that tract A well on same farm will be ed IM noon as for f American press Philadelphia March 31 The an coal award resulted In six years industrial peace in the coal Meld employing tr boys will expire at will be no lockout and if there Is suspension it will be by reason of the miners not repot tme at the collieries As Chr in this region is strongly against a strike If it Is possible to to an agreement which will not be ing to thei organization It ia certan that there will be a full quota men at work as Ions na the collieries are kept open for them Have noticed red maples the streets of our They are in full bloom and truly a welcome at this time of the jear It is not unusual to see hundreds of bees fumbling the ot the red and soft maples much honey will be tound hole for the me and of nectar You will notice after a high that of the icd maple blossoms are along the Bordering the in the country may be locn the Corylus our wild haxel nut in full bloom H li indeed a delight till prise to como upon a row of hazel bushier their long slender cat dangling in the breeze You may not hsue them but if KO for a be on tho lookout for the name us Americana the common nut The downi may be seen In bloom our small streams and rivers The tree Is rather ordi mid la fiom 70 to Sil feel high The catkins abundantly downy are erect and somewhat the pussy willow The or known as the now n to behold You will tin ill of jour with this most ing plant It is Indeed a striking to see this bush all aglow with brilliant blossoms surrounded bv its neighbors still in their IM'S sleep As the wild flowers from to time we will try them hoping that may helped in their ERECT SHACK The strikers who are picketing South Coshocton to keep men off the job at the Clow plant If possible have put up a shack and dently Intend to see the thing through to the finish Utto Officials and Operators in Conference P Miller Mirer toft for to of UM cmi HOPE TO COMBINE GYMNASIUM NEXT YEAR The Men's and Recreation In the old Opera block vacated Wednesday for the Hummer The committee in charge feels very much pleaded with the success of the three months venture The rooms were always well lighted and heated and supplied with an abundance of good reading matter The ance has been good Furthermore their Influence ann reputation have gone oat until the stranger In the felt himself a welcome guest there and already In- have received from other aa to how the rooms were started etc The also for more commodious IN will room for a UM M that and The also hopes for aid from the citizens of o- fo that this worthy prise can be pushed until It Into a Y M C A 21 ARRESTS FOR MARCH Chief of John R re ported to the Times Wednesday noon that of month btwn 31 apalast for the month Tin for hv ware at Mi will have as good car ervice any other place on the Ine even with Ha branch said Pres- dent Wednesday night at Cars to connect with he main line be run out of hocton every hour no there Isn't difference between the main nd branch lines as far ax that Is on corned Engineer Corps Busy The engineering corps of the new line between and leveland with a brunch over to started out from and President night made the announcement uit actual construction work would t- of 40 or days nd pushed to completion Finished Next Year It li that the maw traction be ready for operation the fall f Thin Improbable but laying in now done with H much quicker operation than the old method One back will be In the fact that much of the material must be hauled In this of the country owing to the line going through undeveloped tory A schedule of three mid a half bourn between Cleveland and wUli a car each hour will be maintained while local between and and and Cambridge will be also every hour Meeting at A traction meeting to further the of the line will be held In Wednesday night at the town hall when it Is expected that the residents of and the vicinity will raise about with which to help defray the of the road raised for the traction and lias about more hopes to this ord at least The expense of is so that residents all along the line have promised to lend as much assistance as possible in older to a road through un- developed APRIL GRAND JURY WILL BE SHORT SESSION Warsaw Alumni I Getting Ready For Annual Banquet Warsaw March 81 W 11 S alumni association held the third meeting at the home of the secretary Miss Taylor on last t details of to the banquet to be April were important An- other will be hold at Kram es on Thursday ing following alumni were 1 Meredith Lester Heck Karl Campbell Mrs A Miss Frances Maria mid Carrie Wheeler The to be given at O A It hall on Thursday and day April and by the people of the M K church entitled At The White Queen's Court ises to be n great success This Is an excellent scenic sermon and will be Illustrated by costumes and ered by nineteen leading with music and talent requisite for a reproduction of a great en- Jan Carter recently moved to the house vacated by H R Doc Thompson IB moving into a of the house on Church street i McCullough Dies in Ripeness of Her Years Mrs Margaret McCullough widow of led at 10 P M Tuesday at the home of her nephew Fresno from due advanced years She would have been 78 the of May She lion been In feeble health for a number of months Mm formerly for n number of at Canal but went to Lite Adams homo several months ago to upend her She van a woman of of character anil highly The funeral will occur at the home Thursday itt P M nun I Imp Mr of Fresno of- The Apt II ind will probably for its In the same degree that the February sKlon broke all for ItK length At the present lire only three In sight lor investigation all three defendants having been bound over within the last two These are John Daad charge Cyrus charge non- and Dr Northrup charged with practicing without a licence The grand jury be able to complete with a gle day McDowell other canes to bring to Its tion Judge Nicholas w II charge the jury next Monday HEAVY train No 7 came through AS a header Ing It forty fire ketac MM of 5 Cent Rate For Exchange Phone Service The Central Union Telephone Co IM Its long into the of the County Telephone Co ut ClarKe These place the Hell lines at the of County Com- pany H n feature of ser vice thut they well as the Bell people lime wanted for sometime The toll nite between the various ami the Hell ill been en Is Erecting New Disciples Church at Tiverton March Clara relatives in Cluis ind Miss Von is of Mohawk wire laM and attended the ture in John has a position with Sam at Brink and will move there In the near tuture lien lotin Smith will build a large barn on their farm this summer Mr and Michael Fenler en- at dinner Sunday honoring their KOI i and daughter Mr and Mrs w Work begun on new church which thr Disciples will build here Jasper Smith building a new In this spring of the Dutch Rua Sunday are preparing an which they will morning Mr and Al of off tova Our wtH
