Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-04

A States game laws
,SsS will be discussed
NH1EKA by the State Game
n M1kzStcN Commission at the
! lEI4GQGSk meeting scheduled
! III E&h9NSfENSH0 for Thursday and
Z tEEdIIBHGB fH1O1R it is probable that
EIBU the idea of making
deer season
sz=< II @--::.isrhrj from December 1
ito 15 and of limiting the number of
game bi-ds a man may select will be
taken up.
DR.. Joseph Kalbfus recently visited
Altoona. Scranton, Pittsburgh. Phila-
delphia and other places and talked
over the game laws with sportsmen
and asked their ideas. The results
Will ne communicated to the commits
sion, which will discuss a Legislative
program. The commission will also
arrange to get the appropriation bills
outlined for the use of the income
from hunters licenses for use in car
rying out its plan for game preserves.
There will be six new ones estab-
lished
The Inauguration.-The prelimi-
nary steps for the Inauguration of
Governor-elect Brumbaugh will be
taken Immediately after the Legisla-
ture meets tomorrow. The resolu-
ton for appointment of n committee
and for the necessary appropriation
will be offered by Senator f. e. Bel
dleman, of this city, who will be
chairman of the committee. The ar
rangements will be taken up at once
with DR.. Brumbaugh in Philadelphia
and on Wednesday or Thursday Mr..
Beidleman will discuss the details
with him. The character and extent
of the ceremonies and parade will be
largely for the new Governor who will
also choose the grand marshal. The
invitation list will be extensive. the
new Governor being given as large a
list as he may desire. The plan of an
inaugural reception at the Capitol in
the evening adopted when Governor
Stuart was inducted into office and
carried out when Governor Tener was
inaugurated will be followed.
Named as Court Crier.-Announce-
ment was made in Philadelphia on
Saturday night that Charles A. Hay,
of York. has been appointed Supreme
Court crier to succeed the late Jere
B. Rex, of Huntingdon. Mr.. Hays
selection was announced by Chief
Justice j. Hay Brown.
Fixing 1t Up.-The morning news
papers are still arranging DR.. Brum-
baughs cabinet for him. Now they
have Secretary of the Commonwealth
McAfee going on the Public Service
Commission and have a western man
succeeding Highway Commissioner
BigeloW.
The Prison Report.-The commits
sion in charge of the study OF the
|penal laws will make a report to the
Legislature in a few weeks 1t will
make the recommendation expected
of il and already outlined.
To Be Guest.-Dr. -dartin G. Brum-
baugh will be guest of the Seaview
Golf Club at the opening of its new
course in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mayor Gets Busy.-Mayor Blank
enburg, of Philadelphia, has gotten
busy with suggestions. He has asked
Governor-ele Brumbaugh to recon-
mend considerable legislation.
Powell Returns.-Auditor General
A. w. Powell returned to the Capitol
to-day after spending the holidays in
Pittsburgh.
Commission to Meet.-The Public
Service Commission will resume its
hearings tomorrow and will dispose
of much accumulated business. Some
of the big hearings may be deferred.
Congressman Here. - Congressman
T.. r. Kiess, of Lycoming, was at the
Capitol.
Ex-Mcmbcr Hcre.-C. F. Carothers.
of Washington county, a former MEM
ber and secretary of the Panama COM
mission, was here to-day.
Inspections Start.-The inspections
of the National Guard organizations
to determine fitness for field service
began to-day throughout the State.