Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

cash so that the disbursements for the
districts will not be interrupted.
The payments in this county and
Cumberland have been as follows:
Dauphin Middletown, $5,144.1s;
Millersburg, $2,s39.04; Upper Paxton,
$2.023.sS; Middle Paxton, s1,1s1.1s;
Lower Paxton, s1,S54.s4; Penbrook,
$1.467.41; Royalton, $1,169.90; Steel
ton, $7,905.24; Berrysburg, $376.2S;
Conewago, $991.92; Dauphin, $54S.67
Gratz, $616.es; Halifax Borough.
Cumberland = Carlisle, $7.s4s.4s;
F'rankford, s2,0S9.34; Hopewell, ST.
222.1s; Lemoyne. s1,547.95; Mechan-
icsburg, $3,392sS; Camp Hill, s93S.31;
Coke. $92.94; Hampden, $3.50; Mt.
Holly Springs, $S51.71; Wormleys-
burg. $77s.96.
Perry districts paid include Dun
cannon, Carroll. Center. Jackson,
Juniata, Bloomfield, Rye, Liverpool,
Mtllerstown and New Buffalo.
temperance and Insurance. -
Among the charters granted this week
was one to the Temperance Develop
ment and Insurance Agency Com
pany. of Pennsylvania with a capital
OF 5000 and an office here. The in
corporators are j. j. Shriver, Scott
Beidleman and c. Raymond Wolfe.
Seeking Pardon. - Applications for
pardon have been filed by two Dau-
phin county prisoners. They are Bes-
sic Ray, alias Cummings, sentenced in
June to seven months on a charge of
larceny, and John A. Brune, sentenced
in September, 1911, for felonious en-
try and larceny and now out on pa
role.
Ballots Started. The ballots for
the troops on the border were started
from the department of the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth last evening.
Captain F. II. Hoy, of the department,
acted as quartermaster general.
Goes Home.-Secretary of Agricul-
ture Patton left to-day for Clearfield
where he will remain until after cleo
ton.
Board to Meet Here. - The State
Board of Public Charities will meet
here for hearings on November s.
Allen Congratulated. Albert L.
Allen, assistant manager of the State
Insurance Fund, is being congratulate
ed on winning out on his prediction
that the State Insurance Fund would
pass the $4,000 policy mark.
New Mutual Concern. Governor
Brumbaugh yesterday approved the
charter of the Pennsylvania Bitumin-
Gus Mutual Association. liability in
surance concern, with offices at Hunt
ingdon. c. H. Miller, Huntingdon, is
the president and a number of coal
companies are members.
Paid Big Bonus. The Dillworth-
Porter Company, of Pittsburgh to-
day paid the State $500 as bonus on
an increase of stock amounting to ST.
CSC, 900.
Publishing Company Chartered. -
The American Tribune Publishing
Company, of Mahanoy City, was char
tered to-day with $4,000 capital.
Motherwell an Examiner. H. c..
Motherwell.- in charge of the Division
OF Elevator Inspection in the Depart
ment of Labor and Industry, has been
chosen as one of the examiners to con-
duct examinations for elevator in
spectors for the city of Philadelphia,
to be held by the Philadelphia Civil
Service Commission, November 8.
jackson in Philadelphia.-Com
sfoner John Price Jackson, of the De-
partment of Labor and Industry, and
Jacob Lightner. director of the Bu-
reau of Employment of the Depart
ment of Labor and Industry, are in
Philadelphia to-day attending a con-
ference on employment matters being
held at Wanamakers and attended by
Mayor Thomas E. Smith and other
Philadelphia officials.
Apply for Pardon. - Bessie Cum
minss, convicted of larceny and SEN
fenced to seven months in Jail by the
Dauphin county court, has applied for
pardon, urging innocence and con-
Niction by conspiracy. John A. Bruno.
convicted of larceny from a local store
and now out on parole, asks for COM
plete pardon.