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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Recognizes Courier's Efforts.

Little Sandy, KY, June 5, 1915.
Editor Courier:
Your stand for the people is
one that commends itself to every
law-abiding citizen in the noun
tains of Kentucky.
Elliott county is in great part
covered by the same old patents
that cloud the titles in Morgan
county. Many Of our best citi-
zens and largest as we'll as small
land owners have a cloud put on
their titles which will have to
be removed before they have a
clear title to their homes. We, of
course, know these old wild cat
titles can be shown to be worth
less and no good, but, Mr.. Edi-
tor, you are right in showing the
people what shape they are in.
How can we hope to dispose of
our holdings or hope to get our
lands developed if we do not re-
move these clouds?
am enclosing you one dollar
for a years subscription to your
most valuable paper to show you
that the people of Elliott are with
you and that we want to elect
officers that will help the people
protect their homes and not de-
stroy them. ONE CONCERNED.
Thanks, friend Zone Concern
ed" Since our issue of week
before last we have unearthed
the following additional convey
ances to the Continental Coal,
Land & Timber Co., to-wit:
John B. Phipps and Allie ].
Phipps, of West Liberty, about
3, 1888 acres, by deed bearing date
April l, 1918, and recorded in
deed book 38, page 511, this be-
ing part of patent No. 26O62,
issued to Joseph H. Amyx by the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky De-
cember 10, 1859.
j. w. Saunders, |. w. Culp,
4p -Qa+iisseeissbbssrr Qaiissesbbssrrs and and r: 8.
Fields, of the State of Texas,
about $4,000 acres, by deed
bearing date Aug. 6, 1912, and
recorded in deed book 80, p 800.
David B. Mccoy, of the City
of New York, by deed bearing
date March 22, 1913, and record
ed in deed book 80, page 344.
We didn't take time to compute
the number of acres in this last
conveyance, but the figures are
large.
1t will thus be seen that the
Continental Coal, Land & Tim.
ber Co. have deeds for the great
er part of Morgan, Magofin,
Elliott, Wolfe and Rowan coun-
ties. 1t is an easy matter for
those whose homes have clouded
titles hanging over them by rea-
son of these wild cat claims to
say that they don't amount to
anything. They will find out
differently if they try to sell
their lands. In many instances
it would cost as much as their
land is worth to clear their title.
It's high time the people were
waking up.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
REPEAL OF THE
STATE ROAD Law
WILL NOT AFFECT KENTUCkY'S
PART OF THE PAYMENT
OF BONDS.
OFFICIALS REACH A DECISION
Effect of Conclusion Is Far-Reachlnq-
The State Agrees To Pay
One-Half of Bonds.
Especial Frankfort Correspondence. }

Frankfort.-The repeal of the state
road law, under which so many of the
counties have voted bonds in amounts
from 100000 to 100000, will not af-
feet the payment of the states part of
these bonds. This conclusion has been
reached by Atty. Gen. Garnett in an
swer to the question of J. P. Harrison,
of Monticello. The state agrees to pay
one-half Of the bonds The effect of
this conclusion is far-reaching and
means that expenditures amounting to
hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been assumed by the state until the
road bonds have been paid.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Honor for Jefferson School.

1onor TOR Jenerson school.
Jefferson county has the first stand
ardized rural school in Kentucky, Dis
trict School No. 81, of which Miss
Myra NJ. Saders has been principal for
20 years, and Miss wilma Wiggington
assistant for 5. T. ]. Coates, state su-
pervisor of rural schools, said this
school exceeds the standard establish
ed for rural schools year ago by
so per cent, and there is not a feature
about the school he could criticlse. It
has a brick school building with ven
tllation, lighting and floor space scie1-
tifically calculated for the maximum
erollment; 1t has complete sanitary
arrangements disposed of admirably;
is located on two acres of ground, with
shade and shrubbery, with an excellent
equipment of playground apparatus, a
well and cistern.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10

The Cumberland and Manchester
Railroad Co has filed articles of In.
corporation with Secretary of State
Crecelius and with the State Rail.
road Commission, The company is
capitalized at $4,000 and will con.
struct a railroad from Manchester to
Barboursville, u distance of "a miles.
The incorporators are f. NJ. Heidrick,
C. #. Heldrick and DR., J. A. Haven,
of Brooksville, Penn; r. Il. HeidriclS
and G. NJ, Heidrick, of Clarion, Penn, I,
w. ID. Clark, Franklin, Tenn, and @,
b. Lyttle, Of Manchester. Ky.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Combined Assault on Turks,

Athens, June "A combined general
assault upon the Turkish positions
on the Galllpoll peninsula has been
commenced by the Anglo.French al.
lies. After a 12.hours' fight the Aus.
tralians drove the Turks from their
position on the Krithia heights.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Ennland Calls for Men.

Melbourne, June urgent calls
for more men have been sent to Aus.
tralia by England. Mlniater of Defense
Pearce announced that Australia win
send as many infantry brlgades as can
be raised In the commonwealth.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
FRENCH TAKE SUGAR MILL
Violent Fighting Marks Capture Of
German Position at Souohez-
Berlin Admits Loss.

Berlin, June THE war office ad.
mitted that French troops have TEN.
porarlly occupied the ruins of the
Souchez sugar mill, around which des,
perate fighting has been proceeding
for several days.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
German Submarines Active.

London, June within the last 4S
hours, activity of German submarines
has increased with the result that Il
ships have been sent to the bottom;
OF these victims Of torpedoes, ave
were vessels Of neutral nations.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Record Price for Zinc.

Chicago, June THE highest price
ever paid for zinc ore was reached in
the Joplin district, where the price is
500 a ton. A year ago the price was
$40.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
Auto Wheels Buckle; One Dead.

Westheld, Mass, June Frank
.Yarmesky was killed and four other
persons were injured when the front
wheels Of an automobile buckled in a
car track in the village Of Russell.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
By BRIxToN o. ALLAIRE.

D''sN Wv ~
International News Service Correspondent.
Rome, June THE hardest fight
ing Of the Austro-ltalian war is in
progress around Monte Nero, north of
the Isonzo river, between Tolmein and
Caporetto, (Karfreit). Although the
summit is in possession of the Italians,
the Austrians are still holding strong
positions and Lieut.. Gen. Count Ca
dorna, chief of the Italian general staff
is pouring fresh troops and artillery
into the battle, tx r-
rtsll s;;S asssls =. q. 1 n riie
Alps on the Friuli frontier in spite of
thick fog which makes accurate shoot
ing very difficulty. One of the extra
ordinary features of the war has
proved the superiority of the Italian
guns over the Austrian artillery. The
Austrian forts of Luserna and Spitz-
verle have both been silenced.
These were among the Austrian de.
fensive works defending the roads to
Trent and were constructed by the
most efficient military engineers in Eu.
rope at the cost of many millions OF
dollars.
Despite the increasing resistance OF
the Austrians, the Italians continue to
make progress in every direction. East
Of Lake Garda, the Italian army Of
invasion in Trent has occupied Mat
tazone and Val Morbia.
In the Carnic Alps the Italians are
fighting to open up the way to Tol
mein. In spite of rains, which have
turned the mountain streams to tor
rents and the preoipitous roads which
the troops have to traverse, the ltal
ians have made exceptional progress
the artillery keeping pace with the
infantry.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
JOHN D. MAY LOSE $3.50
1krupt Concern Admits Indebted.
ness to OIL Magnate Of Eight Dol.
lars and Four Bits.

New York, June IA shrinkage in
ohm d. Rockefellers fortune is threat.
ened by a petition in bankruptcy filed
federal c. n by the National In.
orator COZ of lO1 Park ave.
Tre "f admits Al indebted.
i'm and 5sS 900 liza
lssets are given at
-
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-06-10
ITALIANS TAKE CITY
Rovereto Evacuated by the Aus
trianS, Is Rome Report.
Hardest Fighting Of Austro.Ttalian
War Now In Progress Around
Monte Nero.

Rome, June 1.-THE Austrlans are
reported to have evacuated Rovereto,
after practically destroying the city.
Rovereto is in the Adige valley, 15
miles south of Trent. 1t was official
ly announced several days ago that the
Italians had captured heights north of
Ala from which they could dominate
Rovereto with their guns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
Seim gerliner yfliesenSen" @eib.
n%adtsbGnoler.

C9ies amiiiante fleine 8etb-
na6ts6ilo Itantmt aus Der Sober
bon Sran5 2eoermamn unO lit Dem
g8erliner Sotalan3eiger" entnom-
men. Der ofliesenoe" @eibnafts-
banoler, pie err tppii6 uno mabrbeits.
getreu in folgenoem Sermon geifil-
bert lit, finoen mir pieoer in oen
Sroolern, Die ii6 an Den StraBen.
eden linierer StGote auiiflagen, Inn
lbre @aaren fell 5u bieten. -am.
Der GeO.)
Simmer ranl Simmer rnnl @eine
Serri6aften. 9etraften sic genult
oieie ltbr! @aS meinen Sic, oaB lie
inter acnnern wertb iit?-Ia, iun-
ger Wtanrt, madden Sic NAL cen Dor.
6lag!-6uff5ig Tfennis?-Sie iino
mcbl piepe2 Tieie ltbr, meme Serr.
idoiten, bat einen reeQen 8reiS BON
% Warf! Sapoa, menn Sic in BEN
llbrlaOeu geben, miiiien Sic %
Morf fir 10 ne lt6r bcrappen.-8ie
meinen Sie.-Hatiirlihl Die l1br lit
%pergoloet, unO 5ipar ied6igalruoratig.
-Woaen Sic ben StempeI ieben2
Sierl 8enn Die nGfiten Serrifai.
ten iidl iiber5eugen moQen.-Sreten
sic etlpoS beiieite, mein SEER, bnmit
Die iltnge Game binter Sbuen aud
lebn fam. Sitte, gop5 5wangIos 81
priifen.-Ganfe iebr! 8as perlange
i'd fiir oicIe llbr, Die iiberaa ionit %
Mtarf foitet? = Meine Serri6often,
infolge giinitigen Gneroseinfauis
bin ih in Der Gage, Sbnen Die ubr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

tiir cine Marf SIT Iieiern. 8eritebn
Sic mid reht, meme Serrihaften,
fiir cine Warf.-9itte, Die ll6r nod
mails 5rpanglos 81 betrahten. g6t
ooppelremontoir l-@ie meinen Sic?
-SaDobl, lie gebt. @enn Sic man
arh gebn moqten, alter Gllati6fopp.
Sic maden elm brilantes @e-
l6Gft, meine S%errifoften, ment sic
oieie llbr 3u 8eibnaften fauien.
Sober balt Sic iiir einen Gentleman,
penn Sic nit oieier llbr %allsgebn.-
Na, Srdulein! @ie mGr'S2 Moh-
ten Sic nift Sbrem 9rdutigam Die
llbr 5u @eibnaften ihenfen?-Sie
baben nod fennen2 9ta, iper oas
glaltbte, JON biibides NGbfen!
Gieie moblfeile llbr, meine SEER.
Ifaitben, lit aber nod nif)t ales, mas
Sic bel mir iiir cine Rarf erbalten.
Sic g~lauben es ui6t: 8enn Sic
Die ltbr fallien, befommen Sic nod
% anoere @eeenitdnbe gratis .-Sie
befinben iid bier in oieier Sdodtel.
Sd peroe lie Sbnen iest ein5eln er-
flGren.-@ie meinen Sic, iunger
Serr2-0aB on Dir man mid Den
Mhlno fltii'Iig reOeit, Sauiejunge!
Sd muBte mir unterbreden, meme
Serrihaften. - SD Dime iest Die
Shahtcl. in ipeld,er iih Die % @ra-
tis5ugaben befnoen.-@aS 3iebe if
bier beraus2 Cine iilberne aette!-
Weine Serren, Sober bon Sbnen bat
cine 9raiit. @aS?-S Sic baben
5neie9 Shon, Damn friegen Sic
5pei Setter; oarouf ioa es mir niht
anfommen. 8er Die 8ette senait be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
amerifanii6er Sumpr.

Il 4 y y 81 X * #% 4 II y Il = < y
Wtuie mar nod jung an Sabren,
aber er bate iif BET 3eiten Den Sinn
titr's 9raftiihe geitGrft mo puBte,
oaB man better oaran tbat, auf's
Sanje 81 geben, als Die Seit NIT Gin.
%5elbelten 5u %pertrGoeln.
allr5 Dor @eibna6ten iagte er al
leiner DIANA:
sd babe einen 9rief ans Gbriit-
tinoten geihrieben uno i6 CLAUDE,
hoB i'd auf meinem @unihSettel
nitts pergeiien babe"
"@as bait on sir benn se.
mini6t?"
"3uei EXPERIMENTATION uno
etnen GanbpItore."
y ~ y y
Oie iltn9e Dame monte Wiitel.
5ipei9e fdufen uno belt iid oariiber
altt bob lie 10 tbeuer iparen.
Us tommt gan5 oarauf an"
lagte Der 8drtner, ,mo3u Sic bic
Srpeige gebrmIhen. SrGuIein; penn
Sic tie gum @ergniigen au1bGngen
moaen, iino lie nidt 5u tbeuer, rpenrt
Sic lie inoeiien MIR 5l Celebrations.
5rpeden brailden, Damn tbut's irgeno
Elm anberes @eibnadtsariin auh."
y y y
rWte fam mar r1ur 10 aieria iein,
8obbie? OH bait ia beine beioen
Striimpfe a~ufeebdngt!"
v8elpiB, Wamal On baIt uorbin
geiagt, on batteit mid aeraoe nod,
etnmal 10 lieb mie porises Sabr!"
n@ie fommen Sic nit Ssbrem
@eibnahtsgelo aus, Srau Gram.
foro?"
~Sebr gut, Srau @isss: ib babe
bereits ale meiite @eihenfe aefauft
bis auf oas fir meinen Wann-uno
babe nod oreiBig Gents iibrig."
Ser Irmitrcns lit bod elm rebter
8liidspil5!"
vWarum9 @eil err lid, perlobt
bat2"
.Nein-aber feline grai,t 1T uuf
8eibnad,ten ~geboren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
Neuer @Gohcnname.

%e6rcr: Sic meibliben Hame,l
merben aiit bGuiig aus oen mdun'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

Siener (cineS iunaen SlrsteS 5rl
Dem Sreunbe): .@tcin gltcr muB
iiher piel 8Idubigcr baben, oenn er
bot OIL ieinem Warte3immer cine "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

rel anbrinsen ~laiien: .Rur fir Ya.
tienten!"
- ~ =
Sdersirase.
Siiblt 6rantrei6 iid bei,te jung
ooer alt?
Intport: Sranfreid fibIt iib
beute pie iiebSisl
- = =
Gin Tredling.
9eidnsniBoireftor: rSie iiro lest
entlaiien; ib boffe, bab Sic nidt
mebr mieoerfommen."
sd TONNE getpiB ni6t-aber
bringen weroen iie midi" @
Sein 8eifmad.
Sn einem 3ou3ert miro elm Stiid
bon Sdnoel seipielt. Serr (su lei.
mem forpulenten Hafbar, Der iturf
NIT applauoiert): ,2ieben Sic audi
SGnbel?"
~Sa, beionoers 8%ratbenoel."
y = =
Nnsre6en Iaien.
Wutter: u9u iollIt mir etluas 70.
len, 8arl-"
&arl (unterbredeno): na6, id,
bin 10 miioe."
Iutter: u0em 2uderbGder
@roB-"
&arl (pieoer einfanenb): ,Sa 10,
biz oortbtn tits nidt 10 melt. go weit
fam i6 ihon nod geben."
Wltter Gortfabreno): ,8roB
g~egeniiber lit Die Sauolung bon
3ingg, uno oa BOLT Oh mir elm
Oilsen6 Stearinfer3en."
Ypeiie nno Yroia.
Die Sohter: rSeiite, am 8eburts.
taee @oetbes, polen mir nit Der.
tbeilten &oaen NAL Die rSpbigenie"
porleien!"
Iltter (erireut): ,1as lit cine
wiiroige Seller, aiuber! Sd bore
Damn 81 unb made wabreno Der Seit
Die @lirfen ein!"
= y y
Ter Strumpi.
Der Strumpf lit elm &leiounas.
Itiid, aber mir penn ma i'm an3iebt
,penn man i'm nift anSiebt, oann III
er fem aleioungsitiid. lonbern bar.
hub. uno penn man i'm 81 icbr on.
5iebt. barm 5crreiBt er.
@s gibt wolene un6 ieiSene
Striimpie, aber Der ifonite Strumpi
lit Der .2eberitu,mpf", ben i6 aber
nod nidt baben oarf; ipenn ibn mein
Gapa BEL mir iinbet, bann siebt er
iih einen Stiefel aus un6 mir DIE
Soien on, aber gan5 itramm.
Ser Strumpf beitebt meiItens aud,
aus mebreren 2od)crn. Bel mir be.
itebt or belnah MIR aus 2ofcrn, oic
ourh Ole @ole Suiammenaebalten
peroen. no es Damn iebr itpper lit,
oas rihtiee Si trefier.
@enn elm Strumpf fem sar3er
Strumpf lit. Damn 1T er entipeSer aer.
rifien ober Elm Soden.
Ser Strmpf 1T notbpenots, 6enn
in Der Notb perb' i6 i'm auf Die en-.
bere Seite, neil man ibn ba lGnger
trasen fam.
NuBeroem fam man Sen Strumpi
aud, nod 81 anoeren Sinacn aebral.
den, Sim Seiipiel ais &olStud,
wenn man g%eidwollene ManoeIr
ODER Ole WumpS bot. mas aber iebr
ihmer5Ii1 1T. ODER oils Spartaiie,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

penn Der Yapa nift piiien ioa, no
Die Mama oas 8elo auibebt, mos lie
BON Der Substituting iibrig bat.
Im niitli6iten lit Ser Strllmpf,
penn @eibnaften fommt. Gam
bdngt man i'm auf. Sd bGnge mel.
nen Strumpf nidt auf, er lit mir
5u flein, uno es sebt nidt geniig bin.
elm. SD babe mir einen Strumpi
bon Der Srdu Mc9innis ibrer @aid.
leine gebolt; Die wieet oreibunoert
Yfuno unb lit uniere 9sahbarin.
SD bange Ser Srau Wc@innis
ibren Strumpf aif, neil ga san5
leibt elm Yaar Houihube uno Elm
gaIebal Bot unO cine Yitdermasfe
uno elm Iutomobil reingebt, fem
rihtiges, aber elm Spielauto, pie i6
mfrs 5u @eibnadten wiinide. llno
Der 8eibnaftsmann iiebt aub gar
niht auf ben Strumpt ionoern auf
oas Sar5, mo oarunter lit.
gs lit iest nod iiini Gage bis
@eibnnften, iino i'd itrede Den
PStrumpf BON DER 6rau Wc9inniS
oamit nod mebr bineineebt. oenrt
wem nod YIas lit, mo6te id gerne
einen Sipeater unb einen SliBball
iino S6Iittitube baben. 0as lit
glues, auBer nod einen Sofepitof
rno cine Sountainpen, no Der
Strumpf aub iebr gut bosu lit gum
slbpusen.
@enn Ser Strumpf iopiele 9oher
bat, oab man i'm niht mcbr tragen
fam, miro er ais Staubtu6 per.
penoet.
Sd)6n seiast.
,2ebt oenn Define Sreunbin pirf.
lid 10 sliidli9 nit ibrem Wann?"
y@ie elm 8raiitpaar, oas ourf)
einen giienbabntunnel fdbrt."
- -
Neuer MGS6enname.
Se6rcr: Sic meibliten Hamell
merOen aud, bGuiig aus oen mdnn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
,ue,n 6eiang gegeben.
8eiaug beridout bas 2eben,
8eiang %erfreut bas Ser5,
Sbn bat uns 8ott 9egeben,
~, I..S. &C.,, ,,.N EL,,ny

Sirpa6r Ser @eIanq lit cine berrlite @a6e 8ottcs, Die b E 0 NJ
6erS Die Seutiden iet Sabrtauienben botgeibdBt baben nno I'M
folgebeien babeu ie cine 5Iue bon Sicbern erfonnen, tpe tie tdn anoeres
Tlt Der @roe beiet. Seutihlanb lit Die Setntatb oes Volts
Iiebes Die Mepoien ub Scrtc bs @otsleoeS imo metr einah
uo itHbt. sic beime-u an bemt erfeu Soren; lie ienten lid in
Die Seele, ipie be erien @cbete. Die man am anie Der Geuter Iernt unb
bis ms bohie IUrr ntt nersiBt.
Ser Geih Der moberneu 3et, Der le6er8ans bonn 5auotert sum
Naihinenbetrteb, bns Saten ub Sa9cn Der Geu5eit, baben neben pelen
auoeren lpblteu @ebrduhen mb @cpobnbeten bns SoItslieb ba
ub bort perbr&n8t ODER bod bcen Sfcgc TART beeintrdftigt.
Snmerbin gtt c5 abr in Stapt ub 2anb nod Giele, Die bas Singen
uibt berIernt unb ndt pcrgehen babeu unp pelte Die Senrebungen. Die
gemabt merben, bas beutihe @pltsieo bisrsulanbe neu 5u belebeu, nit
Sreuben besruBen tperben. Die Catholic Yrintng so. bat lid euts
idlohen. Die Batter bonn SoAlid9en &ort in Setnp Sa, trdftg in Der
Sfege oeS SplfSiebeS 81 unterltiseu, oanit btie Snene eoelhen 4es
nnHes, inter ben 8 eutit : Gmerita ne T II ni6t gdr5ib perTede.
Nns" benz Sednp Serlage bieten mir iBt urRren 2eiern ub Seutihs
Anurifumcru iberbuupt, Den erten ganb elmer Sammluus bon oeutIheu
2noern an, betitelt:
Oe1tflc6e O0eilen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23
Kneipp Sanitarium, "i ;asi. e..''

IAliCipp Ddiiitdl iuill, Indiana.
SerrIib seleeener. pra6tpouer giubeiurort.
Cine SeilanitGlt, pelbe itrerg mad Biarrer
Reroens uub MlaecnIeioenoe. iorute au6 tIr
8beumatismus unp aue 6ronti6en Srnni'
beiten. @t9ener Seeliorser uno fpe5teuer
OIL bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD,
hneipp Sanitarium, Rome City, Ind.
geim S6reiben eripdbue CELL. oiefes 8Iatt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-26
CONSERVATION IS
To BE DRAWN UP
Proposed Bill Will Be Prepared by
Legislative Reference Bureau
For Governor
IT WILL MEAN ECONOMY
Couaynor pIans to Cors;car The
IT WILL MEAN ECONOMY
Governor Plans to Consider the
Measure During the Coming
Fortnight

Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh's
conservation which is to include the
State Game, Fish. Water Supply and
Forestry departments are being put
into the form of a bill by the State
Legislative Reference Bureau which ii
IS expected will be ready for discus
sion within the next week.
The fundamental idea in the bill is
to consolidate the activities of the out
door forces of these branches of the
government. There are now game,
fish and forest wardens who are in the
woods and it is the idea that the men
can be better distributed than they are
at present and with the assistance of
the State police can be more effective
in rounding up violators of the laws.
These departments receive about a
million dollars in biennial appropria-
tions and it is said that the Governor
has a plan whereby the game bureau
will receive all of the revenue from
hunters licenses and more, too.
In all probability the committees OF
the various organizations interested in
wild life will have to present their
ideas to the Governor. One of these
plans is for a State commission to
make study of the way consolidated
departments have operated in other
States and TO make a report to the
Legislature.
No action is likely to be taken this
session for revival of the campaign
against the chestnut tree blight which
was abandoned two years ago because
of the lack of funds. The State For
estry department will be expected to
keep track of the disease and any
spread that appears to be alarming
will be reported, but no separate COM
mission to fight it is considered as at
all probable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-26
Railroad Agents Call on
Reading Railway Officials

The following agents were callers at
the office of E. d. Hilleary, division
fgreight agent of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway, in the Telegraph
building:
William T. Supp. Buffalo, N. Y,
travelling freight agent, Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway; Burt
C. Cloud, Philadelphia, travelling
freight and passenger agent, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad and
Colorado and Southern Lines; J. Fl.
Kinberger, New York, travelling freight
agent for the Big Four Route; 1. c.
Banks, Philadelphia, travelling freight
agent Chicago and North Western
Railway, and Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis Railway, and f. o. Bender.
Philadelphia, travelling freight agent
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-26
Upper Paxton Put
Into Quarantine

The State Livestock Sanitary Board
last night announced a quarantine
against any shipments of cattle from
New Jersey because of the prevalence
of the foot and mouth disease in that
State and decided to maintain the
quarantine against any shipments
from Chicago.
New quarantines were also estab-
lished in this State as follows:
Philadelphia-all territory north of
Girard avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Doylestown,
Northampton, Solebury, Upper Wake
field. Warwick and Wrightstown.
Montgomery-Low Merton.
Dauphin-Upper Paxton.
Erie-Greene, Summit and part of
Mill Creek.
Fayette-Dunbar.
IudiaGa-Burrell.
The counties of Franklin, Perry and
Mifflin were relieved from quarantine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-26
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