Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-04
SIX NEW PRESERVE
AREAS OUTLINED
Game Commission Men at Work On
the Prelminaries For the
Latest Reservations

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- EallllEl are on leased land
All are in the central or eastern part
of the State, but negotiations are un-
der way for establishment of half
dozen more game preserves in west
ern counties where lands have been
offered for lease by the State at low
rates for game purposes.
The new preserves are on State
lands in Huntingdon, Lycoming, Sui
liVan and Cameron counties and on
leased lands in Bradford and Carbon
counties. All are being surrounded by
wires and notices will be posted warn
ing everyone that they are closed at
all seasons.
Steps will be taken before many
weeks to stock these preserves with
deer and other game. 1t is planned
TO buy hundreds of deer and to turn
them loose in the preserves. Some
OF the deer have already been en-
gagged and steps to get others are be-
ing taken.
After Revenue.-State officials be-
lieVe that the income of the Com
monwealth will be materially in
creased after September 1 by the pay
ment or capital stock tax from the
thousands of bills for the taxes which
nave been sent out by the Auditor
Generals Department. The bulk of
the state revenue comes from taxes
and the reliance for funds to pay the
state school appropriation is placed
on them. Efforts to have the payment
of the school appropriation started
next week are being made.
Ready FoS Camp.-Everythin is
being prepared for the encampment
OF the Second Brigade at Indiana and
the canvas Will be erected by Friday
night. AdJutant General Stewart will
visit the camp early in the week.
Granted Permissible State De-
partment of Health has granted per-
nlts Tor several of the small lateral
sewers IN the Philadelphia system.
1hey are part of the general plan.
commission Meets.-The State Wa
meeting to-day, Commissioner Dixon
having returned from California.
number of applications are to be acted
upon.
Looking After Fences.-Thomas A.
Crlchton, cashier of the State Treas
ury is in Tioga county where he Is a
candidate for the judicial nomination.
Many Want Advice.-Numerous re-
guests are being made for visits of the
otate Iarm advisors, the requests be-
ing made through A. l.. Martin tha
director. The schedule for the ad-
vlsors Will have to be changed again
IN order TO accommodate the people
asking for their visits.
increased CapitaI.-The Kingses-
sing Bullding and Loan Association
OF Philadelphia, filed notice of increase
Oh stock from 100000 to $1,000. 900.
New Water Company.-TheC Clymer
Cltizens Water Company has been
chartered to supply water in Clym err.
snalana county. 1t has a capital of
Expect LIVELY Biddlng.-The High
way Department is looking forward 70 70
some lively bidding for the first of
the state contracts for road construc-
tlon TO be let this year. Thew are
State-aid propositions.
Legislators Here.-Senator Charlez
A. Snyder, of Schuylkill, and Repre-
sentative Robert S. Spangler, of York.
We're Capitol visitors.
VIII Visit BrownsvilIe.-Executi
controller Samuel C. Todd will visit
Brownsville and Charleroi for the
weekend.
Mrs. Henry Dead.-Mrs. AIm,ra
Henry. wife of A. ]. Henry. of the
Auditor Generals Department, is dead
at Allentown. She was the dauRhter
OF prominent resident of that CITY.
There are many expressions of svm-
pathy for Mr.. Henry at the Canjtol
AT BeIiefonte.-N. R. Butler, Com
| missioner of Fisheries is AT ReIIe-
fonte, to look after start of work On
| the new hatchery. va
sueam Pollution.-Commiss of
flsheries Butler to-day certified to the
Attorney General six Complaints
wherein manufacturing plants had
been polluting streams and failed to
take steps to prevent 1t. The plants
/ are located in Monroe and Clearfleld
| counties and Attorney General Brown
VIII notify the district attorneys of the
proper counties so that they NAV take
action.
Judicial Candidate. - Frank W
Clark. Mansfield, to-day filed a petition
to be a candidate for judge in Tioga
county.
Electric Company Protests. Pro-
tests against incorporation of three
| electric companies which desire ~ 90
crate In Lancaster county were made
before the Public Service Commission
| to-day. The protests were by other
concerns engaged in furnishing cleo
fricity ~NSS-