Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-17

men that is to be
formally made by Attorney E. E.
Beidleman at 10 o'clock August TO-
The application for the charter was
fled yesterday with Prothonotary
Harry +. Holler and the new organiza-
ton will be called the Harrisburg
Trainmen's Band" Some of the best
musicians of the city are included
In the list of subscribers.
The application shows that the
place of meeting will be 61s Schuyl-
Kill street. The officers will be w. F.
Engle, bandmaster; H. E. Gardner,
president; w. d. Meyer, vice-presi-
dent; w. L. Meas, secretary; A. C.
Blair, treasurer and business manager.
The directors will be C. ]. Heckard, ].
R. Wilson and H. e. Swab.
In addition to the officers the other
subscribers for the charter include NJ.
L. Ryder, A. Foltz, d. w. Meyers, G.
Il. Conn, H. o. Garman, A. c. Eisen-
berger, Edwin r. Shope, Charles N.
Bean, c. o. Eley, NJ. J. Morgan, w.
II. Hoyt, H. A. Bates, c. w. Miller,
M. P: Cheney, c. H. SPOTS. w. NJ.
Few Hunters Get Licenses - Less
than twenty-five Dauphin county
huntsmen to date have taken out
their licenses for 1914. The demand
Tor low numbered licenses is growing
however, according to County Treas
urer A. Fl. Bailey and the prevailing
rad now among the Nimrods is to OBJ
tain a number under 100.
At the Registers Office-Letters of
administration on the estates of Or
viii d. Proctor, Hummelstown. and
Scott S. Wright, respectively were is
sued to-day to Nellie c. Proctor and
Flora NJ. Wright.
Send Out Jag List Letters-Attach-
tached to a form letter to all the IL
censed liquor dealers in the county
was list of 194 names of indigents
and one-time inmates of the aims
house to which the saloon and hotel
Keepers have been requested not to
sell liquor which were sent out yes
terday by the poor directors. That the
liquor men as a rule are willing to
cooperate was indicated to-day by the
numerous calls that came to the poor
directors office making inquiry as to
suspected applicants for drinks.
Taylor at Isle of o." : City Com
tendent of parks and public property, is
spending the weekend at the Isle of
g. Assistant Superintendent ]. r.
Hoffert was his guest yesterday.
Judge George Kunkel went
to Port Deposit, Md, yesterday. to spend
a brief visit with his family at the
pace.
Twenty Men Mt Time On stone
Crusher. - Twenty men at a time will
be employed to- work the stone
crusher, which will be in running order
at the almshouse within few months
The men will be vagrants. wife desert
ers and so on, who will have been SEN
fenced to ten to thirty-day terms for
these offenses by the local magistrates.
The crusher was set up yesterday.
Kamsky Creditors to Meet. - Credi-
meet at the Office of Attorney John T.
olmsted,- Federal Referee in Bank
orPIocE MonGsr Gorth I Tnrd ~ 70 tTeg at
proposal of Mr.. Kamsky relative to his
disposition of his assests. The offer, as
filed with the referee. is on a 20 per
cent. basis. to be settled as follows:
Ten per cent. in cash, and the remain
ing Is per cent. in three notes for 5
per cent of the amount each for four
months, seven months and ten months,
respectively. This is accompanied by
the written agreement and acceptance
of twenty-five creditors, which is said
to be a majority. Their clamis total
S12,542.13.