Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-09

received from the Federal Govern
ment later in the year.
Notices Filed-Notices of Increase
of stock and debt have been filed
at the State Department by the fol-
lowing: Lycoming Foundry and
Machine Co., Williamsport, stock,
$4S0,O00 to 100000; Chester Elmer
gency Housing Co., debt $4,000. 600
TO $3,500,000. Pittsburgh Erie Saw
Co.. Pittsburgh, debt $4,000; M. T..
Garvin & Co.. Lancaster, stock,
s. 5000 to 100000; Penn Public
Service Co., Johnstown, debt $2,-
612, 900 to $2,S73,000; Citizens Light,
Heat and Power Co., of Pennsylo
vania, Johnstown, debt, $2,500.0O0
to $2,574,O00; Pen Argyll Silk Co,
Pen Argyll. stock, $4,000 to S250,-
900; Roessing- Ernest Co., Pitts
burgh, stock. $4,000 to $1OO,0O0;
The Bellefield Co., Pittsburgh, stock.
100000 to 100000. H. j. Ritter
Co., Philadelphia, stock. 100000 to
burgh, debt SITS, 900; Hookless Tas-
tener Co, Pittsburgh. stock, $780,
900 to 100000; Juruick Engineering
Corp, Allentown, DENT SZS,ooO:
stock, $4,000 to $4,000; Central
Realty Corporation of Philadelphla,
stock, 5000 to $500,000 James r.
Mitchell Co.. Philadelphia, stock,
100000 to 5000. 900. Scranton Lace
Co, Scranton, stock, s1,00O,OOO to
$1,200,000.
Hog Cholera-Stringent quaran-
SIne measures, which forbade tne
shipment of hogs except for immedl-
ate slaughter to have checked the
spread of hog cholera when was
Of
teen counties of the State. This
quarantine which was ordered sew
eral weeks ago followed an investi-
cation which showed that the heros
which had been materially Increased
in the lower Susquehanna ana Ae-
high valleys through war demands
for pork and pork products. Ihere
will probably be an abatement or
dered before very long if the condl-
tions continue satisfactory.
Many Bcrrics-Pennsylvan VIII
have no cause to complain OF It's
small fruit crop this year, according
to reports which have been coming
to the State Department of Agrlcul-
ture. In spite of weather conditions
strawberry yields have been report
ed as large in many localities, al
though in some instances local condl-
fruits are reported in good condl-
ton and in spite of some outbreaks
OF pests the general situation in the
big apple and peach orchards is fair
will Clean DcckS-The Legisla-
ture, which enters to-day upon the
twenty-frst week of actual sessions,
will this week commence to clean up
all bills in committee. The appro-
priation committees plan to finish
their task by Thursday morning and
tomorrow evening the members of
the House committee Will give
dinner in honor of Chairman w. j.
McCaig, which will be attended by
legislative and State officials. Most
of the committees are scheduled for
committee sessions Tuesday after
noon to clear their lists.
Increased Capital - The Hershey
Creamery Co., of this city, has filed
notice of increase of it's stock from
100000 to S125.000
Attended MISUNDERSTANDING ofl
Agriculture Rasmussen attended the
meeting of men interested in cold
storage legislation in Philadelphia.
Valley Case Up-I'he Valley Rail
ways complaints go to the final
stage before the Public Service Com
mission to-day. The arguments
will be followed by filing of briefs. |
Attended ScSsionS-Commissio
of Banking John S. Fisher attended
the meeting of the State Bankers |
Association at Scranton.
Governor Invited-Governor Sproul
has been invited to attend |
the dinner of the Young Mems Tar |
if Club in Pittsburgh on June 10.
Dctours Announced - The State |
Highway Department yesterday an
nounced the first approvals of de- |
tours of roads where construction |
work is under way
Investigate Offers-State Forestry
engineers are working
in Jefferson and adjoining counties |
investigating some lands which have