Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-26

.2&1zzzzAzzAz31Me Harry &, TreNler,
which are among the best known in
the State. the superintendents were
the guests of Commissioner n. r. Bull
Ter last night and will leave for home
at the conclusion of the inspection.
The superintendents arranged for
the Spring planting of trout to start
as soon as the weather permits. Last
year about 1,S0O0,00O trout year old
were put out and about 10000 brown
trout 1t is the hope to increase this
number for 1915.
Commissioner Butler was presented
with a handsome travelling bag and
toilet set by the superintendents in
recognition of his courtesies.
Stewart Congratulated
General Thomas j. Stewart was con-
graduated by friends from all over
the State on the fact that he would
pe aDle TO hang sixth commission on
the walls of his office. He has held the
office longer than any one ever called
to the place.
Lancaster NotaI'ies.-F. p. d. Mil
Ter. Columbia, and w. III. Long, Lam
caster, have been appointed notaries.
Climbing Up. - The revenue of the
State from automobile licenses has
passed the $725,000 mark.
Good Record Made. - The De-
partment of Labor and Industry de-
scended on seven firms in the last few
DAYS. Three were violations of the
female employment law, two for Vio-
lation of the minor law, one for vio-
lating the moving picture precaution
Jaw ana one Tor noncomplying with an
inspectors orders.
To Name Board Members. - Gov
ernor Brumbaugh will soon name his
own successor on the State Board of
Education. He has also to name a
man to fill the place of DIR. G. NJ.
Phillips, who resigned when he be-
came principal of the West Chester
State normal school.
Governor TO Speak. - Governor
Brumbaugh will speak Thursday at
the neutrality meeting in Philadel-
phia to present plans.
report on Creek.-The Water Sun
ply commission has completed its pre-
lminary work on the survey of Bear
creek. in the upper end of the county,
and Will shortly file complete record.
Home from Illinois. = State Vet
erlnarian G. j. Marshall has returned
from Springfield. ILL.,, where he had
been invited by Governor Dunn to at
tehd q conference of officials of that
state in reference to foot and mouth
disease eradication in Illinois.
Kate Decision Given.-In the matter
or discounts for prompt payment and
penalties for delayed payment of hills
the Public Service Commission has or
dered that all public service companies
imposing penalties for failure to nav
bills promptly or allowing discounts
Ior prompt payment of bills must pro-
vide in their posted and filed tariffs n
rule clearly stating the purpose for
winch, and the exact circumstances
and conditions under which. penalties
are imposed and discounts allowed. In
the case of allowance of discounts the
companies must state in clear and
unambiguous terms whether or not
payments mailed, as evidenced bv tho
United states post office mark, on or
previous to the last day of the dis
count period, will be deemed bv the
company to be payment of the bin
within such discount period.
huntington Visitors. - Governor.
Brumbaugh was visited to-day by a
large delegation of home folks from
huntingdon county. They came to
talk over roads and were presented
by George Hutchison.
Congressman Here. - Consressman
l.. L. McFadden, of Bradford county
was the guest of Representative E I,
j ones, Susquehana, to-day. He called
on the Governor.
Called on Governor
dent l.. 70. McGinnes. of Steelton. an
old friend of Governor Brumbaugh in
educational matters. was among the
visitors to the Executive Department
to-day.
Miners See Governor-R Representa-
tives of the organized mine workers
We're presented to Governor Brum9
baugh to-day by Representative ]. III.
Maurer
Dauphin Notaries.-R. G.. Slower
James q. Haz. j. Kline and Alfred
Jenkins, of this city, were named &C
to-day.
Philadelphians Here.-W. +. Kend-
rich, recover of taxes, and ]. III. Con-
nelly chairman of councils finance
of Philadelphia, were call
ers at the office of Attorney General
Brown.