Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-03

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tor the conduct of the whole estah-
lishment for two years. Last year the
division receipts were $l7S.0OO. The
oulk of the income was from cold
storage licenses, which yielded So
SOu; Oleogarmarine licenses netted
Sz'25S.12 and $500 came from milk
hnes. $350 from ice cream fines and
Sl20 from vinegar fines.
Inc prosecutions of the division
curing August numbered eighty-siX. or
twenty more than in July. Thirtv-five
were Tor sale of increase low in hut
Ter rats, twenty-nine of the samples
Delng vanilla. Twenty-seven were for
the sale of milk or cream low in fats,
nine for the sale of nonaicoboiic,
drinks either preserved" bv chemi-
cals or adulterated with coal tar dives
ana naVors. In PHILADELPHIA seven
arrests were made for the sale of beef
ana other meats not fit to eat: three
1or selling rotten eggs and three for
seIllng pork that had been in cold
storage and was not properly marked.
Mahy Want Efsh.-Application for
thousands OF young trout, bass and
other fish and for many frogs for
stocking streams are being received
! at the office of the State Commissioners
OF FISHERIES who will start the distri-
button OF the fish from the hatcheries
on September 15. Under the new
rules of the department every person
OF association or club receiving fish
must agree to observe the fish and
make rports to the department upon
the results Only fish a year old or
oId enough to take care of themselves.
are TO be put out. The demand for
frogs has been very large.
Breitingcr Here. j. Louis Brett
niger, chief moving picture censor
was at the Capitol to-day on business
connected with his branch office In
Philadelphia.
Dauphin Districts Paid. - State
treasurer Young to-day sent checks
Tor school appropriations to Swatara,
ough, $790.75.
Chocolate Company, Elizabethtown'
capital $1,000. and the Mt. Wolf
Realty Company, Mt. Wolf, capital
SIo'ooO' were incorporated to-day.
Paying Townships.-Over $4,000 is
nelng paid out to-day to townships as
the states 2-mill contribution for
school taxes on forest reserves.
VIII Meet Again. - The national
and State representatives here vester-
DAY Will meet again for discussion OF
the standard accident reports. Rep
ieSeHtdtiNeS OF employers and en-
plooyes VIII meet with them for final
action.
Foundrymen Here.-A conference
OF toundrymen was held at the De-
partment of Labor and Industry TO-
day for discussion of the proposed
safety standards for that business.
Gettysburg Included. - The great
Rothermel painting of the Battle of
Gettysburg is included in the list of
paintings to be restored under the or
ders given yesterday by the Board of
Public Grounds and Buildings.
Governor Here. - Governor Toner
VIII remain here for a few DAYS clear
ing up accumulated business. He will
go to Baltimore next week to attend
the celebration of the centennial Of
the Star Spangled Banner.
Public Service.-The Public Service
Commission to-day continued discus
sion of contracts and will probably ad .
Journ tonight. The Wilkes Barre
viaduct case is up for consideration.
together with a number of deferred
matters.
Still Investigating. - The medical
inspectors of the Departme emf of
Health are making an inspection of
the Drifton district to locate the cause
OF the dysentery outbreak.