Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-14


correct vote of the State for Senator
and Governor
According to these late official fig
ures more votes were cast for Cover
nor than anything else, the revised
total being 1.112,207 against ILL.,
fSS polled in the senatorial contest.
The vote for Governor is over 100 600
less than polled in the Presidential
campaign in this State in 1912. when
total of 1,217,7S6 was reached. In
the 1910 subernatorial campaign the
total vote for Governor was 99S.44S.
| Ihe vote as announced Is as follows:
Senator-Palmer, D., 266,415; Pal
mer' scattering, 21; total, 266,4s6.
Pinchot, W., 2O2,545; b. NJ, 4S.S75:
r. p, 1T.755; total, 26s,175. Penrose,
r., 4s9,SS6; p. L., 2O.4S5; scattering.
3; total, 519,S3O. Grand total votes
cast including those for Socialist, Pro-
hibitionist, etc. 1.1i1.7SS. Penrose's s
plurality over Pinchot, 25O,655: over
Palmer. 25S,934; Pinchot over Pal
mer, 2,739.
Governor-McCormick, D., 312.553;
1 w" l4O,329; total, 452,SS2. Brum-
baugh, r. 534,SsS; X, S1;S47; p. l.,
| 1885; total, 590,7O1. Total vote for
Governor including all others, 1,112,-
ZVf; Brumbaugh's plurality over Me-
Cormick, 1889; Brumbaugh's ma
Jority over all, 69,195.
GolnS TO the ErOnt.-Adjutant Cen
eral Thomas j. Stewart plans to 90 to
| washington within few days for con-
sultation with militia officials. The
AaJutant General is collecting some
| data and while he will not discuss the
recent statements regarding the Guard
II is believed that he will submit Penn
| sylNanlas claims for more considerate
treatment in statements about militia
commission to Meet.-The State Cold
storage Commission, which will meet
in Philadelphia Thursday. has asked
! people connected with the State gov
efnment TO present ideas about the
present law.
New JuSticeS.-Governor Tener to-
day appointed the following justices
OF the peace: Charles Wallace, bor-
ough of Wall, Allegheny county,
Ralph r. Miller. borough of Free
port, Armstrong county; w. A. Clarke
borough of Elderton, Armstrong coun.
| "; +. l.. LaBounty, borough of Edin-
boro, Erie county; Walter y. Straw
bridge, township of jerks, Forest
county.
To Attend Dinner.-Gevorner Tener
and Secretary Gather will go to Ian
caster on Wednesday to attend the din
her TO be given at the Hamilton Club
to Frank b. McClain. Lieutenant
Governor r-elect.
Member Here. - Representative
Charles A. Shaffer, of Berwick. is a
Capitol visitor to-day.
Board Meets T0-morrOw.-The Pub
lie Service Commissioners meet here
tomorrow for the four days of hear
ings.
Spea king to Teachers. - DIR. y. c.
Schaeifer, State Superintendent of
Public instruction, is in Bedford to ad-
dress the county institute.
Corporation News.-The Pittsburgh
Adjustment Company has changed its
name to the Hall Addjustment Com
pany and the Sharpsville Furnace
company, of SharpsVille, has filed no.
tice of increase of stock from s10O
600 to $125.0OO.
Hearing Thursday.-The Industrial
Accidents Commission will begin its
hearing on the proposed workmen's
compensation act on Thursday after
noon. The hearing will continue the
following day.
Hufryfng RepOrts.-State Depart
mental chiefs are hurrying along
! their memoranda and reports for Gov
ernor Tener so that he can incor-
porate them in his message. The
whole State governmental system will
his final communication.
Revenues Diminish.-Auditor Cen
eral Powell is quoted in PHILADELPHIA
as saying that the State revenues for
the coming year are going to drop be-
cause of the conditions and that there
will be some serious problems to be
worked out in financing the Common
welaht especially in regard to road
building.
Philadelphia Files Plans. - The
Philadelphia city officials have fled
plans for complete sewerage i'm
provement system which will cost
$40, 100000. Commissioner Dixon is
going over them.
Railroad Dissolved. = Notice has
been filled at the State Capitol of the
dissolution OF the Emporium and Rich
Valley railroad. it having been dis
solved by court decree and the char
ter surrendered.
Stock Increases.-Notices of in
crease of stock and debt have been
fled as follows:
Royersford Foundry and Machine
CO., Royersford, stock 100000 to
Girard Water Co, Philadelphia
stock. 100000 to $500, 600.
Continental Elder Down Co., PhiIa-
delphia.
Charters Issued - State charters
have been issued as follows:
Canton Mercantile Co., Canton, cap
ital $4,000.
Franlllinville Real Estate Co, Phila-
delphia, capital $4,000.
Frederick Franz Cut Glass Co.
Coraopolis, capital $1,000.
Lehigh Valley Motor Co, Allen
town. capital $4,000.
Holland Art Brass Co, McKee's
Rocks, capital 10000.
Mount Eaton Clay Co, Easton. CAP
ital $4,000.
Superior oxygen Equipment Co.
Pittsburgh. capital $4,000.
Wyoming Produce Co, Wilkes
Barre, capital Sis, 900.
Warwick Granite Co, Philadelphia,
capital $1,000
Tub Mill Coal Co, West Salisbury.
Somerset county, capital $4,000.