Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-12

DE unucf IL ne at
tempted to seek employment must
be taken into consideration. Yeager
was injured about one of his hands
and after signing a compensation
agreement and receipt he was given
his former place at the same salary
as before. He then claimed that be-
cause of, loss of three fingers that
he had lost the use of the hand, ask
ing that the compensation agree
ment he reviewed. Yeager is a
boiler repairman. Tho Board or
dered the receipt set aside and a new
agreement made.
In the case of Butkes VS.. Pitts
burgh Coal Co., Monongahela, the
Board says that it will be able to de-
termine the extent of his injury
when he is given such work as his
disability will enable him to per-
form.
New hearings are ordered in Cair-
one VS.. Budd Mfg. Co., Philadel-
phia, and Strayer VS.. Beck. Ship
pensburg. The final receipt is set
aside in Davis VS.. Memphis Steel
CONSTRUCTION Co., Pittsburgh case.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has
no authority to issue a license to
an auctioneer although in 1859 an
sued according to an opinion rem
dered to-day by Deputy Attorney
General w. NJ. largest. The ap-
plication was made recently by
counsel for Henry Brouse, Joseph
Mcconnell and Daniel Neely, of
Philadelphia, and was the first of
the kind to be made for forty years.
In 1874 Attorney General S. E. DIM
mick held that the act of 1873 su-
perseded the act of 1859 and in
1876, Lyman d. Gilbert, then de-
putty attorney general, held that
the purpose of the act of 1873 was
to make uniform auctioneer license
systems and that county treasurers
should issue them. The Berks
county court in an opinion by Judge
Gustave A. Endlich upheld this find
ing.
n. r. Butler, Commissioner of
Fisheries is in Buffalo, where he is
attending the launching of the De-
partments new Tug, Commodore
Perry" This boat is to take the
place of the old Commodore Perry"
and is used in the enforcement of
the fish laws on Lake Erie, and
in connection with the gathering of
eggs on Lake Erie. This boat is also
used in planting the fry. From Buff
falo he will go to Erie to look over
the egg situation at that point. Ow-
ing to the recent strike at that point
the department was severely handi-
capped but we hope to fill the
hatcheries with eggs as in former
years.
State Game Commission authori-
ties who have been tracing the kills
of bucks have found some evidence
of shooting Of does and it is the in
tention to prosecute in such cases.
The kill of bucks this year is de-
clared to have run higher than ever
known and it is believed that the
record in the South mountain dis
trict will run unusually high.
Revision of the State code for
safety. in construction and operation
of elevators will be undertaken by a
committee named by the State In
dustrial Board and called to meet in
Philadelphia on December 16. The
following day the committee to re-
wise the scaffolding code will hold
its first meeting. The State Indus
trial Board will meet in Philadelphia
on December Is.
Governor Sproul is i'm Philadelphia
to-day and is expected to attend the
Pennsylvania dinner tomorrow in
New York.
Organization of the Columbia.
Lancaster and Lebanon National
Guard units will be effected within
a short time, 1t is reported.