Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27

NMsS1k<1XEsWsVSN> last week were to-
h>ShfyiDUyM 3 day announced as
liz hQQ6SkX having been filled,
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E4eSSoSSvd the report that NJ
..EM j. Walsh. of Wilkes
- zaalHxain.iD Barre, one of the
oldest of the pure food inspectors, had
been removed.
The new factory inspectors are Dr.
William Mohler, Shackamaxon and
Wilday streets. Philadelphia; George j.
German, Philadelphia; Edward B.
korb. Philad delphia; William ]. Boylan
Philadelphia; Robert Dawson. Nanti-
coke, who was secretary of the Brum-
baugh campaign committee in Luzerne
county last May, and Russell p. Conley,
Weatherly, Carbon county. They re-
place the following, who resigned
either of their own will or were asked
TO do so: Rosser Mainwaring, Plains
uel Beatty Gottloeb Hammer and
Charles r. Hope, Philadelp and
j. *. Patterson. Beaver Falls.
The Department of Agriculture at
ilrst refused to admit that Walsh had
ceen fred" saying that 1t was not
advisable to do so because there were
cases pending in court which might
be interfered with but it was finally
admitted by Secretary Patton that the
veteran Inspector had been dismissed
Mr.. Patton denied that Ralph Gabriel
who is business partner of Charles
n. Lovelard, the Brumbaugh delegate
from LuzeIne county, had been told he
was to get Walsh's job after Novem-
Der 15.
NO reason was assigned why Walsh
was notified that he was to get out on
November 15. Walsh is a Penrose
man. Mr.. Patton admitted that he
was looking over" Gabriel and said
n yNn tt,f =
had satisfied himself about q mans
Qualifications. AS Gabriel is close to
LoVeiand, Capitol Hill looks for Gov
ernor Brumbaugh's desires to be car
ried out by the Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
Only Two Cases.-only two cases of
lnfantfle paralysis were reported yes
terday to the Department of Health.
one was from Lancaster county. There
were no cases from Philadelphia.
Sitting at Sunbury.-Commissi
Ainey to-day sat at Sunbury in the
hearings against Northumberland
county electric companies charged with
not giving good service in Sunbury
Mr.. Beach Better.-Fred C. Beach
assistant executive controller, is i'm
proving in the Medico -Chirurgical
Hospital, Philadelphia.
Going to Washington.-Secret of
agriculture Patton went to Washing
'Oii to-uSbS W dtlEIu IIe conference
OF secretaries of agriculture of the
various states.
New Justice.-A. p. Hitner was yes
terday appointed a justice of the peace
FOR the Fifth ward of Pottstown
Big Tax Payment. The Philadel-
nhia Electric Company yesterday paid
the State Treasury $4,000 in state
taxes.
Withdrawing Nurses.-The State De-
partment of Health has withdrawn the
emergency nurses on duty because of
typhoid fever in Schuylkill and in part
of Cum berland county.
Committees Last Meeting. = The
State Industrial Board committee in
charge of the explosives code is hold
ing its final session at Philadelphia to-
day. The code will be acted upon next
month.
State Wants It's Money.-The State
has entered suit through the ATTORNEY
Generals department against Bloss-
burg for S12,222 and against Ridgway
for $685. for failure to pay the bor-
ough shares of road construction.