Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-22

ed seriatim from section one of arti-
Gle one and occasionally a few num-
bers would be omitted, so that addi-
tions could be made to the school code
without interfering with the numeri-
cal order of the sections.
The taxation code contains a sum-
mary of the laws used in making the
code, this table indicating at a glance
to a lawyer just where any existing
law may be found in the code, or
from what existing law any provision
of the code is taken.
Embryo Foresters. - Appointme ents
of ten students to the State Forest
Academy at Mont Alto, who will con-
stitute the class of 1917 at that insti-
tuition. were made to-day by Forestry
Commissioner Conklin as a result of
the recent competitive examinations
and field work. The ten young men,
with their home addresses, are as fol-
lows:
]. Price Arnold. Ardmore: Howard
E. Brenaman, Hollidaysburg; John E.
Buch, Lititz Josef Harlacher, Naza-
reth; Leighton E. McNulty, Chambers
burg; Edwin B. Miller, Chambers
burg; Ralph w. Musser Altoona;
Lloyd Root, Beccaria; S. Warren Win
die. Cochranville; Horace c. Locum,
Ardmore.
Sixteen competitors underwent the
examinations, mental and physical, in
this city last June and the twelve who
passed with the best records were sent
to State forestry reservations for six
weeks of practical work. Four each
were assigned to Forester Rupp on the
Buchanan forest, Franlin county; For
ester Bietsch on the Greenwood divi-
sion of Seven Mountain forest, and
Forester Dague on the Clearfield for
est. The Mont Alto classes are limited
to ten men and to-day's appointees are
the men who qualified the best
The new class will enter on its
studies at Mont Alto on September
. The Mont Alto students are under
no expense except ownership of a
horse; each contracts with the State
to go through the course at the acad-
emy and then to work for the State as
a forester at a stipulated salary for
not less than three years, and each is
under $500 bond to fulfill this con-
tract.
Notary Named. - John Shanks. of
Pittsburgh, has been commissioned a
notary public on recommendation of
Senator Moore.
Reauisitions Honored. - Governor
Tener has honored acquisitions by the
Governor of Maryland for the return
of Frank Kroehs. wanted in Balti-
more for larceny; by the Governor
of Massachusetts, for Samuel B. Rob
erts, accused of larceny, and by the
Governor of New York for Louis r.
Flint, charged with deserting his wife
and children in Chautauqua county.
All are under arrest in AllegheI..'
county.
Millar Leaves.-A. p. Millar. secre-
tary of the Public Service Commits
sion. left to-day for Erie to attend
Mondays grade crossing hearing and
inspection.
Changes in CapitaI.-The Supplee
Hardware Company. of Philadelphia,
has reduced its capital stock from
5000. 900 to $4,000 and Printz Broth
ers Company, of Franklin, has reduced
its stock from $4,000 to $40, 900. The
Capouse Warehouse Company, of
Scranton. has increased its stock from
$25, 900 to $1,000 and has authorized
an increase of debt from nothing to
s15O,000.
In Pittsburgh. - James McKirdy,
assistant director of the Legislative
Reference Bureau, is spending the
weekend in Pittsburgh,