Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04

FtdGttIu GOiu storage eEES as SuCn. len
prosecutions were started for the sale
OF nonalcoholic drinks which were
found to be either misbranded and
containing no fruit juices or else to
contain intoXicants. Nine cases for
the sale of stale eggs were ordered in
Philadelphia and three in central
counties for the sale of vinegar not
up to State requirements, some of ii
being colored. Twelve suits for the
sale of foods not fit to eat were start
ed in various counties, including some
things containing too much benZoate.
To Inspect StfeamS.-The first of Il
series of inspections of conditions
along streams where instances of fill-
ing have been reported will be made by
the State Supply Commissioners to-
morrow at Reading. 1t is expected
that they will go to other places
where encroachments upon the banks
of streams are reported to have caused
overfiows in recent high water.
Forestry Work.-The State Forestry
| Commission will hold its February
meeting tomorrow and will outline
plans for legislation which will be
taken up with Governor Brumbaugh.
The commission has number of ap-
| plicationS for sale to the State of for
est lands adjoining reserves in Lycom
| ing, Huntingdon and other counties
but its funds for purchases are cN-
hausted and none can be bought until
a new appropriation is made.
| To Meet SaturdaN.-The State Oe-
pendents Commission will meet al
| Philadelphia on Saturday to make up
| its report to the Governor. The study
! has been under way for eighteen
months and will be the most compre-
hensive ever made in PENNSYLVANIA.
State Charters.-State charters have
been issued as follows: Wilbur Build
ling and Loan Association, South Beth
| lehem. capital s1,000.000; w. a,
Schurman * Co, Inc. paper, Phila-
delphia. capital $4,000; the Roche
Co. bulletins and signs, Scranton
capital 10000; Magaw Produce Co
/ Pittsburgh, capital 10000; the New
Kensington Soap Co: New kensing-
ton. capital $4,000; Middletown Cen
trail Market Co. AIiddletown, capital
$4,000; Igel-Rothstein Co, merchan-
disc. Pittsburgh. capital $4,000; Fred
/ Dilsheimer & Co, Inc, watches. etc.
! Philadelphia, capital $4,000; DALEY
| & Allen Lumber Co, Pittsburgh, capt
I tai $4,000: Belgrade Leather Co.
Fertilizer CO.. Lancaster, capital S5,-
loco; Heineman Electric Co., Phila-
delphia, capital $4,000.
Insurance Money Coming In.-The
! State is commencing to get in its reVe-
nue. from the tax on the premiums OF
| foreign insurance companies. 1t is eN-
pected that over a million and a halt
will be realized from this source.
Governor 10 Speak. - Governor
| Brumbaugh will speak at the meeting
/ of the Philadelphia Rotary Club and
at the banquet OF the Reading Cham
| beT of Commerce.
Committee TO Meet.-The State In
| dustrial Board committee on quarries
and tunneling will meet here on JAN
| uary Is,
| Case VIII BE Heard.-Arrangem
are being made for n hearing of the
mandamus proceeding brought by Ad-
ans county to compel the State Treas
| urer to pay primary expense money,
| Mr.. Young has filed an answer.
w. II. Stevenson Here.-W. II. SteV-
| enson, former president of the Pitts
| burgh Chamber of Commerce, was
anon gthe Governors callers to-day
lie came from Washington, where he
| had attended a meeting of the ma
/ tional organization of chambers OF
| commerce. and paid his respects to
the new Governor He was chairman
| of the citizens committee of Ale
| shony county that worked in the in
terest of Governor rumbaugh.
Reading Water Case. - The West
! Reading water case was heard by the
| Public Service Commission to-day
The Hatboro passenger case was con-
1 tinued.