Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-22
COLD STORAGE MEN
MEET IN NEW YORK
Commission Will Have Report
Ready For Legislature When
it Convenes in January

H. sAXSeSM storage to extend
- RH4SEW the inquiry to New
Kl692QA York city as a sup
! l. IiL5SNlT8E$4z{H1 plement to what
| E9HUHlklEIB1E had been ascer-
tanned at Pittsburgh
-z~@sEs=EAan and Philadelphia.
- --=.=.asE1EJand a meeting will
De held In New York city on January
~, at which some experts will be
heard and some plants in the metropo-
lis VIII be inspected.
The commission will draft its report
during that week and have it ready
1of submission to the Legislature
when IL reconvenes for the inaugrra-
tIon OF Governor elect Martin G.
Brumbaugh on January 10. 1t is un
derstood that some changes in the
periods for storage and regulating
shipments into the State will be made
states to BE Recommendations
| OF the report of the committee which
arranged the observance of the semi
centennial of the Battle of GETTYSBURG.
giving the details of the ceremonies
and addresses in the notable week and
containing many photographs taken on
the field, will be sent to the Governor
OF each State in the Union by the
fcnnsylNania Commission The final
J report containing the signatures of
the men who had charge of the plan
nlng and carrying out of the celebra-
hands
governor John X. Tener by Colonel
Lewis E. Beitler, the secretary of the
commission.
Charter Issued. - Letters patent
nave been issued to the Christian f..
J White Company. Philadelphia, con-
struction. capital $4,000.
! increases Eiled.-Noticesoo increase
OF debt have been filed by the Rose
Point stone and Lime Company, New
Castle. $4,000, and Sharon Bridge
Company, Beaver, $4,000.
commission to Meet.-The final
meeting of the State Economy and
Efnclency Commission will be held at
its once tomorrow morning. The re-
port TO Governor Tener will be drafted.
After Dynamiters.-Of1cia of the
state FISHERIES Commission have given
instructions that wardens should make
every effort to get after the fishermen
who are suspected of having blown up
the ice in the Lehigh river above Al
ilentown. Hundreds of fish were killed.
MIR. WeimcF HePe.-Edgar A. Wei
mer, chairman of the State commits
sion in charge of the drafting of the
| building code for the next Legislature.
was here yesterday arranging to file
his report for the Legislature.
Water Supply Mcets.-The State
Water Supply Commission is in ses-
sion to-day going over applications for
bridge construction.
Hush For Tags.-In spite of the
weather there is q regular rush for
automobile license tags at the State
Highway Department. Some of the
tags are being asked so that they can
be used on Christmas Day, although
they are not required until January /.
Abbott Charges Not Here.-ITp to
a late hour this afternoon the charges
Edwin NJ. Abbott has threatened to
nle with Governor Tener against the
Public Service commission had not
reached the Capitol. Contrary to re-
ports there is no excitement over
| them.
legislators Here.-Among legisla-
! tors here today were Senators Salus
and Thompson and Representative
Geiser.
Want Hearing Changed.-People
connected with the rate cases wanted
the rehearing held in Philadelphia in
stead of this city
Home For Christmas.-John f.
Whitworth. corporation clerk of the
State Department. is spending the
week at his home in Armstrong
county.
MIR. Brubaker Better d. L. Bru-
baker. of the attorney generals de-
partment, who has been seriously ill,
is improving.
Ex-senator Here.-John S. Fisher,
former senator from Indiana county,
was at the Capitol today.
Delegation Sees Dixon.-A delega-
ton of officials from Beaver Falls cal
led on Commissioner Dixon today re-
garding the sewage conditions in that
| vicinity.
| Big Payment NIade.-The State
! Highway department today paid to
the State Treasury s31 900 from auto
mobile licenses. This is the second
largest payment of the kind this
! month.