Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-27


partment of Fish
ziA cries and men in
terested in fish
ing. The shipments are, the usual
Spring output of the States hatch
cries and the reports received by Com
missioner N. r. Butler are to the eff
rect that the fish were in good condi-
ton when received and when planted.
Excellent reports have also been re-
celVed by Mr.. Butler on the trout set
out last Fall.
III addition to Cumberland county
the fish are being planted" in York,
Huntingdon, Blair. Tioga, Lycoming,
Bedford and Clearfield counties,
whence have come numerous requests
for fish from sportsmen.
H word reached the department to-
day that the departments supply of
PIKE perch eggs are ready to ship
Ihey will be sent TO the Wayne
hatchery.
Appointed Polio ceman. - f. G.
denkle was yesterday appointed a
special policeman for the Standard
Steel Company for Miffiin county.
Named as Notary. - Miss Amy
Gresser, of Columbia, has been ap-
pointed notary public.
Expected Tomorrow. Governor
Brumbaugh and Secretary Ball are
expected home from Boston to-mor-
row afternoon.
Boards Meeting. - The Compen-
sation and Industrial Boards are hold
ing their regular sessions in Phila-
delphia for consideration of Eastern
Pennsylvania cases to-day.
Will Halt Dumping. The State
Fisheries, Attorney Generals and
Water Supply Departments are ar
ranging for joint action against per-
sons who dump ashes into the canal
and harbor basins at Erie. The State
has spent thousands of dollars in
development of the harbor.
Complain of Rates. - The borough
or Shenandoah has complained to the
Public Service Commission of the
rates charged by the SchuylIill Rail-
ways Company in that town.
Lebanon Dedication. - May 10 was
yesterday selected by the State
Armory Board as the date for dedica-
tlon of the new Lebanon armory. Ad-
dttions to the new battery armory at
Pittsburgh were authorized.
l Want Joint Servicc.-W. ]. Rainey,
coke producer of Uniontown, has ask
ed the Public Service Commission to
take up the question of interchange
able service between the Bell and in
dependent telephone systems at
Uniontown.
New Roster Out. - The new roster
of the National Guard has been COM
pleted by the Adjutant Generals de-
April l., giving the locations of
organizations and the retired list
Apples in Storage. Cold storage
warehouses reported on April to the
Department of Agriculture that they
held $4,000 barrels and $4,000 boxes
of apples.
Mr.. Scarlet Here. - James Scarlet,
counsel for the Railroad Trainmen in
the full crew cases, was here yester-
day,
.Twenty-seven Approved.-The State
Water Supply Commission approved
plans for twenty-seven bridges yester-
day. OF this number Johnstown and
Meadville city bridges and county
bridges in Huntingdon. Blair, Brad
ford. Lycoming and Butler counties
were given State sanction.
Governor Returns. Governor
Brumbaugh is expected here to-mor-
row afternoon. He will leave Boston
late tonight.
Attending Meetings. State Lii
brarian Montgomery and Commission
er Jackson are in Philadelphia attend
ing meetings of State commissions to-
day.
Getting Results. The campaign
of the State Department of Health to
arouse officials of borough boards of
health to the dangers of unrestricted
splitting and to secure enforcement of
cials have taken up the matter vigor-
ously.
Business Poor For Brewers. - The
Ashland Brewing Company, of Ash
land, has filed notice of decrease of
stock from $4,000 to $4,000. The
decrease is due to depreciation of
property and decrease in business, says
the return. This is the second return
of the kind in a year.
Big Increases. - The Union Collier
les Company, of Pittsburgh, has filed
notice of increase of stock from $5,-
1000 to 100000 and of issue OF
bonds to amount of SI,UUU,UUU.
Trustees Named. - The following
were to-day appointed members OF
the Board of Trustees to administer
the Mothers Assistance Fund for In
diana county: Mrs. NJ. Ella Elkin
Mrs. S. ]. Telford, Mrs. S. w. Rose,
and Mrs. Clyde Seenor all of Indiana
Mrs. Helen McKeague Finathwait, OF
Cherrytree; Mrs Ada Rowe, of Blairs-
Vile, and Mrs. Harry Mauk, Rochester
Mills.
WeIIsboro Man Picked. - Farnham
c. Shaw, of Wellsboro. was appointed
a trustee of Blossburg State Hospital
TODAY,