Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-01

81gGS90W@ offices will be in
the Capitol and the
AzznzHa.s8 medical inspection
bureau in an office building, while two
floors of the Masonic Temple, which
fronts on Capitol park have been
leased by Superintendent Rambo for
the compensation and employment
bureaus.
The employment bureau will be or
gamzed in q month or so and offices
are already being prepared in the
! Temple building. The suits for the
compensation bureau will be ready in
December. The new bureau is to be
organized several weeks before hand.
There are numerous applications for
places, but few are likely to be chosen
until Thanksgiving day at the earliest.
Cunningham to Speak. - Highway
| Commissioner Robert J. Cunningham
will spend the latter part of the week
and Labor Day in northeastern coun-
ties making inspections and meeting
officials relative to the condemnation
of turnpikes. The commissioner will
be in Scranton Friday and go over
some toll roads with Lackawanna Off
Gals and visit roads in Lackawanna,
Wayne and Wyoming counties and
likely Susquehanna. He will be the
speaker at the Harvey's Lake Labor
Day celebration.
Albert Ordered Here. - William
Albert, of the State Fish Warden force,
has been ordered to Harrisburg head
quarters to take charge of stream in
lspection and filter installation work.
Mr.. Albert has spent months on the
pollution inspection and has been spe-
cializing in methods of checking it.
Want Trustees Named. When
Governor Brumbaugh returns to the
city he will have several applications
before him for appointment of boards
of trustees of mothers pension funds.
Several counties have prepared to or
ganize and will ask appointments.
Chief Clerk Here. Thomas H.
Garvin, chief clerk of the House, has
been here this week on legislative mat
ters
Mr.. Butler Ill. - Commissioner Of
Fisheries n. r. Butler is i'll at his
home at Pleasant Mount He has
been unable to keep his engagements
here.
Take Apartments. r. A. Zent-
myer. the new water supply commits
sioner. has taken apartments in North
Second street.
Attending Convention. - George F.
Lumb, deputy superintendent of po-
lice, is attending the Scranton veter-
ans convention.
Home on Tenth. - Auditor General
Powell is expected to return from the
San Francisco exposition on Septem-
ber 10.
Highways Damaged. - State high
way forces are at work repairing dam
age done by water and heavy rains on
State roads in York and Cumberland
counties
Police Get Busy. - State Police
have gotten to work on the search for
James Glass, the boy lost in Pike
county. They have detailed men from
lone of the substations to make
searches and will get into touch with
New Jersey officials.
Appointments Announced. - An
lnouncement was made at the EXecu-
tive Department to-day of the reap
lpointment of DR.. o. ]. Snyder, Phila-
delphia, as member of the State
Board of Osteopathic Examiners.
The following appointments of trus-
tees of the Thaddeus Stevens Indus
trial School at Lancaster were an
Inounced: Frank B. McClain, Charles
Il. lands and H. L. Trout.
Home From Trip. - DR.. Frank F.
d. Reckord, deputy medical inspector
of the tuberculosis dispensaries of the
Department of Health, is home from
an extended trip through the New
England States.
regiment will parade at the semicen-
tennial of South Bethlehem next
month.
Ware the Lowest. - Senator E. H.
Ware was the lowest bidder for a big
paving job in Philadelphia. The bids
we're opened yesterday.
Filed Increase. The Stoyestowu
Water Company, in which a number
of prominent Somerset countians are
interested, to-day filed notice of an in
crease of stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Appointed Notary. - Emily. E. Fill
bert of Pottsvine, was appointed a
notary to-day
State Chairman Here.-State Chair
man William E. Crow, senator from
Fayette, was here to-day visiting
Capitol departments. He is attend
ing closely to business matters at
home these days. having given up his
vacation He was warmly greeted by
many of his friends on the Hill
Senators Here. - Senators H A.
Tompkins, Cambria, and p. w. Snyder.
Blair, were at the Highway Depart
ment to-day.
Deputies Return. - First Deputy
Attorney General Keller has returned
| from Eaglesmere. Deputy ATTORNEY
General Kun has also returned from
| his vacation.
Philadelphia Visitor. - Robert ".
/ Archibald, Jr., prominent young at
| torney of Philadelphia, was at the
Capitol to-day on corporation tax busi-
ness.
New Editor Arrives. - s. S. Riddle,
the new editor of Department of
Labor publications, assumed his duties
to-day. Mr.. Riddle was formerly conIl
nected with the Evening Ledger, of
Philadelphia and has had consider
able experience in newspaper work
Conference Tomorrow. = Chair
man w. D. B. Ainey, of the Public |
Service Commission to-day stated that
he expected to meet informally to-
morrow officials of the railroads hav-
| ing grade crossings on the Lincoln |
Highway for the purpose of ascertain
ing their views in regard to the ell
mination of crossings. The matter |
will be laid before the Public Service |
Commission when 1t meets next week. |
Appointed Inspector. Harvey A. !
IWaughtel, Red Lion, was to-day ap-
pointed a first grade factory inspec- |
tor, by Commissioner Jackson. He |
will assume his duties at once.
JACOB G. NfETCALFE DIES