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Long Branch Daily Record , ... .,.. .7 ••••-,-• WEATHER INDICATIONS Fair tonight and probably Sunday. DetaUAd information on page 3. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD VOL. 13—NUMBER 48. LONG BRANCH, N. J., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914. PRICE TWO CENTS NEW PROPERTY OWNERS- TEAMS WILL TIE TWO MORE ADMITTED GIRL WitS DECISION B E DISCUSS PAVING FOR CHAMPIONSHIP AMERICANS I ON MONMOUTH WRIT BRANCH GIRL Second Avenue Folks Explain Either Chattle or Asbury Will REBELS' HANDS Affidavit Introduced at State Construction of Drains Not Au- AFTER FIVE YEAflS Their Views Regarding Have to Play It Off With House Investigation About thorized But Certiorari Ap- Wichita Falls, Texas, Feb. 28.— License Issued to Marie A. Ra- "Peculiar Benefits." Red Bank. Charles T. Cook, aged 20, of this city Recent Beatings. plicant Held Wot Qualified. Spite Fence Around Is held lncommunicato by Mexican viele, Thirteen Years Old, Bungalow on Alonzo D. Sherman, C. Henry frwin rebels In Juarez, according to word The writ ot eeruoran allowed to re- «r This City, After nd Henry D. Brinley, commissloners SURPRISE LAST NIGHT that reached his father. The lather to- HYPODERMIC USED, TOO? view two resolutions of the Bcrough the Rumson RoatfFl- ppolnted by tbe Supreme Court to da ywlred the Washington authorities of Monmouth Beach adopted May 26. Getting Legal assess the special and peculiar bene- and Texas Congressmen In an effort 1913, pertaining to the drainage and ts on the Second avenue brick pave- to obtain big son's release tftJ battle Defeated Bed Bank 41 Serious Split In Board of Trus- laying pipe* In certain streets, which Opinion. ment, held a public meeting at City was argued at the November term, [all yesterday afternoon*/ The com- to 36 In Very Fait El Paso, Texas, Peb. 28—While tee* at Institution la 1913, before Justice Swayte and Ser- mlttee organized by selecting Mr. Special Agent Arthur Perceval, repre- Made Plain. gen, ha* been dismissed with costs. GIRL DISAPPEARED FROM lierman as president. There were a Game Here. senting the British government^ was The case was entered a* Reuben W. MAYOR ELLIOTT NEW umber of interested property owners Investigating the dealt, of William S. Johnson, prosecutor, va. Borough of iresent to present their- views n* to Benton, reports were circulated here Monmeoth Beach. John B. A»legate OWNER OF PROPERTY SCHOOL FEBRUARY 9th today thaf another American, has di*. n equitable assessment. No assess- 3ECIDINO GAME SATURDAY TIB STRAP IB USED ON O1EL& 8oo. represented the Borough U4 ment* have as yet been made and the appeared In M*vxfho. ' ' , * Thomaa P. Pay, the prosecutor. ommittee wiU consider the argu- Attorney A. Seymour Thurmond", a In accordance with the resolution Parents Received Note a Week ments and suggestions made by the well known Kl Paso professional man* Sea *ffW^* Kxcutajttre BtaidM Chatties basketball team climbed Trenton, Feb. is,—In connection above mentioned the street committee roperty owners. who went to Juarez two weeks ago purchased pipe, engaged a contractor Bnntejaw and Otter ftew Later That She and Youth ne step nearer championship honors on business is said to have disappear- with the Investigation Into the affairs Lawyer Benjamin P. Morris sua> t night by defeating the Red Bank at the State Home for Olrls In this \o dig the trenches and lay (he pipe* Who Had Also Left eBted taking up the cost of Improve- lgb School quintet. The game was ed- while there. • In e«rtalri street* of the Borough, lie of AHffor Property Both the police and military au- city, trustee James Baker, who Is the ment first and determining as to what aged on the Chattle gym court and Treasurer of the Board of Trustees contract simply provided that the con- At Ourtrv Wanted to ortion the city should pay. This was as witnessed by several hundred peo- thorities have been asked to look for tractor would lay as many pipes at him and It ts feared that he may have of tbe lualituikm. today maide public a •*- '•"•• Marry. merely to start the hearing along e. letter received from State Comptroller forty cents a foot as he might be di- roper lines before the arguments be- (net the same fate as Ousiave Bauch, rected sad the work progressed until The Junior fives of the two high who has been missing two weeks. Edward I. Edwards refusing to approve It .ill came general. His attitude In the mat- chools whetted the appetites of the the payment Is the January schedule Sepetemtier 17,1912. when it was •top- er was not to put the property own- mctators by running off a fast pre- ped by the writ of certlorert. THEY GAVE THEIE CONSENT of expenses at the Home of an Item of rs to any additional assessment be- minary contest in which the Chattle ISO for two set* of the Compiled^ Stat- No ordinance was passed, alt of the AUMOU ause the revenue from the trolley ubs shut out the visitors without a ute* of New Jersey. The Comptroll- work being done under a resolution. franchise should be used for that pur 50 YEARS MA ngle score In the first half, while er's reason for refusing to pass this At the time the writ waa allowed $1,- Mr. Brinley said the trolle) a After Ire yean of eosjU? Mlsattat New York, Feb. 28.—Having obtain- hey were scoring eleven point* them- item is that one of tbe sets was de- 91S.t£ had been paid, and there wa> during ed an. opinion from Assistant Corpora- ranchlse waa not being considered, elven. The second halt waa about livered to Hies Harriet M. Spinning, still due for work performed about »J,- tion Counsel David Garland that tberc nly the special and peculiar bene- ven, leaving the final score 19-10 in president of the Board of Trustees at 40*. making a total of nearly fMW. was nothing in the laws or the Statu t*. AT 6 P.M. TODAY The concluding paragraphs of th* de- •vor of the Cubs. her home In South Orange. of New York to prevent It, City Clerk Judge Wilbur A. Helaley spoke at When the whistle blew for the var- claloa are: m The probe yesterday afternoon dis- K. J. Scully today Issued a marriage onslderable length. He started off by ty contest the crowd went Into a "Section 27 ot the Borough Act. C. license to Marie A. Ravlele, thirteen saying there wu no use in putting (ate of wild excitement. As the two Former Commissioner Emmons' closed that ISO of tbe girls In the Home are housed In the old main 8.. Vo). I*8S, require* Hurt every reso-Ved once *nl years and two months old—the young, p proposals that had no legal hauls. «ms lined up, it waa seen that both lution appropriating or In *»y way are mlsuleJi *Mt one | "•pet applicant for a license ever to .ob- When the trolley franchise was ob- chools were able to put on their Gift to Wife a $10 Gold Piece building which has been condemned by the New Vork Beard of Fire Under- tending to pecunlarty obligate t»«,ternooB, «tn the board heart* tain one in New York. tained I represented the trolley com trongest line-up with the same veter- Borough, and also reaolutlona awUi-jumeee eccwdac * Thi. girl came to City Hall today ac- any. Under the franchise the trolley ns that bad been working their way Carried Half a Century. writers as a Ore trap and yet ne proper fire drills have bees held until recent- lug or directing the payment of WIU Data, ^^ companied by her Intended husband, ompany wu to pave the street from trough the league during the hard r dtaanda, together wtth such bill*. Rumson. of eemg Joseph -Kubino, 21 year.* old, of No. Broadway to Pon davenue. When the sanies that'had been played. Several A half century ago today, Former ly. The testimony showed that while Commissioner Edward H. Emmons, of occasional fire drills had been held, hall be submitted to the Mayer tar* cist, wa* MeteiM. 217 Bleeker street. The girl live* at paving clause, was eliminated for a ' the favorites were recognized by approvall. AA* ththe resolutiolti n u> oue*-u , latelt r aid tbMI 309 Morris avenue. Long Branch, N. money consideration Mr. Helstey re- le spectators, and the popular ques- Merchant's Hotel, this city, was mar- the; were perfunctory matter* with tbe officers of the institution knowing Ion does not appear by the record tolajmoyefl l A She carried with her a written fused to take part In the transaction, ons among tbe different supporters ried. The ceremony war performed at have been approveproved by tbe MayorMayor, it fof r ' consent of her parents, but when she nd 1 lost the trolley company u a ere: "Would Hlnes outplay Gordeu?" Six o'clock in the evening. Rev. J. B. that they were to take place, A Are t escape on thl* building had just been was not lawfully pawed. Mute.i her age the clerk decided to" client. I think in assessing the Indi- Would Dannie Caulking hold down Wilson officiating. "Section 33 of the Act declares that hold up the issuance of the license tdual the committee should consult aeobus?" "Would Bob Sinclair out- completed, and- since this probe we* started fire buckets have been put In tbe Mayor and Coundlmen ehall con-' Mayor until he had consulted with Clerk Bcul- he people's rights. They got a gold ump Howard?" "Would Blalgdell titute the council thereof, aad that erty, did not ly. Mr. Scully was doubtful, although rick, as they gave their consent* ude the doge-guarding Fix?" and to supplement the few fire extinguish- ers, aad Superintendent Manse!! has ail Meting, .hall be presided over *y William Meaxe* to the girl had produced Indisputable evl- i Itli the understanding that a pave- Would Chamberlain be taut enough the Mayer, whe .ball not vote except airlctlon.
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