Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-14

delphia on August 20 at which the
plans for the winter work will be out
lined and arrangements made for the
distribution OF young fish. The young
trout are now being put out in the
neighborhood of hatcheries accord
ing to condition of the streams, but
no extensive planting will be un-
dertaken until later in the year when
the weather will be more favorable.
The State has been given assurance of
assistance from q number of fisher
mems organizations. The fish wardens
are at Pleasant Mount to-day for a
conference on their line of work.
Big Calendar On.-When the State
Water Supply Commission meets next
week to take up the Coatesville water
works controversy it will also have
a big list of applications for approval
of bridges. A number of these bridges
are county bridges to be replaced or
improved after floods this summer.
Guarding the Border.-The State
Livestock Sanitary Board has pro-
hibited any shipment of milk into
Pennsylvania from Steuben county,
New York, because of foot and mouth
disease.
Mfr. Hiatt Leases House.-James S.
Hiatt. private secretary to the Gov
ernor. has leased the handsome resi-
dence at Twenty-Second and Chest
nut streets and will occupy it this
Fall.
On Western Trip.-samuel c. Todd.
executive controller, has gone on a
trip to Fayette and Washington coun-
ties.
Railroads to Co-operate.-A num-
Der of the railroads have agreed to
cooperate with the Public Service
Commission in the movement to
gradually abolish grade crossings.
Data asked has been forthcoming.
At Eaglesmere.-De Deputy Attorney
General w. H. Keller is at Eagles
mere where he is spending a brief
vacation.
VIII Open Bids.-The State Armory
Beard has finally approved the plans
and specifications for the cavalry
armory at Philadelphia and the in
fantry armory at Washington and bids
will be opened on September 6. The
awards will be made the following day.
Expect Complaints.-Ofacials of the
Public Service Commission expect the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to
file specific complaints against rail-
roads. alleging violations of the full
crew law, in order to get decisions on
disputed points such as yard service.
The legislative committee yesterday
submitted their points to the commits
sion. but II declined to make any
rulings without specific complaints.
Encampment Ends. = The Indiana
encampment ended last night and the
organizations have gone to their
homes. The success of the camp has
been much commented upon through
out the State and many compliments
have been heard for the aviation and
machine gun demonstrations.
VIII Make Reports.-Engineers of
the State Water Supply Commission
have been detailed to make reports on
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week. The commission has suggested d
that Erie make a comprehensive plan
and has offered its help.
Eighth Regiment Orders. - An
nouncement has been made by the
Adjutant General of the commission
ing of DR.. ]. Markwood Peters as
major and surgeon. Captain Abraham
HInch, of Company 2, Mahanoy City,
has been commissioned.
Department Editors. S. Riddle, of
bloomsbury, who has lately been en-
gagged in newspaper work in Philadel-
phia, was to-day appointed by Com
missioner John Price Jackson as de-
partment editor. He will have charge
Of the department publications. Mr..
Riddle is expected to come here next
week
Mr.. Hiatt Leases House.-James S.
Hiatt, secretary to the Governor, has
leased the residence at Twenty second
and Chestnut streets, in the Bellevue
Park section. He will occupy it in a
short time.
Adams County Candidate.-Joseph
NJ. Bushman. of Adams county, to-day
filed a petition to be a candidate for
associate judge of that county.
No Decision Given.-The Public
Service Commission will not announce
its decision in the Philadelphia rapid
transit plans until tonight
Local Company Increase. - The
Front Market Motor Supply Company,
of this city. to-day filed notice of in
crease of stock from $4,000 to s12,-
500
Want Basil.-A requisition was is
sued to-day for Basil Badik, who is
in Cleveland and is wanted IN Phila-
delphia to answer a larceny charge.