1,000 NAMES ON 8., R.
& P. HONOR ROLL
That recognition and com
mendation of efficient service is
of as great importance as con
demnation of rule violation, is
the belief of Buffalo, Rochester
& Pittsburgh Railway officials.
When service of more than or
dinary merit is performed by
an employe, a letter of commen
dation is placed with his record,
and, in addition, his name is
placed upon the Roll of Honor
which appears in each issue of
the company's Employes Maga
zine. During the past four
years over 1,000 names have
been placed on this roll.
To be given a place .>n this
Honor Roll stamps an employe
as alert, observing and interest
ed. Men who report defects
which might lead to serious ac
cidents and men who observe
and report improper conditions
and suggest changes which will
make for the betterment of
service, have their names placed
on the Roll of Honor.
List of Leters
Remaining uncalled for in the
Indiana office November 25,
1916:
W. T. Caldwell, Joe Crawford,
A. B. Caveman, A. B. Coot,
Commercial Protective Associa
tion, H. M. Fredline, Miss Mabel
Felix, Fisher & Foraker, Mrs.
Samuel Guthrie, R. T. Hutchin
son, Indiana Mfg. Co., H. J. Ken
nard, Esq., Austin Luther, Joe
Mole, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mor
gan Cutlery Co., Mrs. Clara Neff,
Charles Ralston, Miss Lena
Runge, Charles Stewart, Miss
Helen Stone, Miss Eleanor
Thomas, James Wharton, H. O.
Winters, Miranda McAuley.
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When inquiring for letters in
this list please state that they
were advertised, giving date.
HARRY W. FEE, P. M.
Notice to Owners of Dogs
The tax on dogs has been fix
ed at $l.OO on male and $2.00 on
female animals. This amount
must be paid to the Assessors of
the respective districts before
the first Monday of December,
1916. From this date the tax
will be $1.50 for male and $2.50
for female until January 1, 1917
when the list of unpaid dogs will
be given to the Constables who
will enforce the law to the let
ter.
J. M. Marshall,
W. B. Wagner,
A P. Lowry,
County Comm'rs.
Attest:
H. R. Wiley,
Clerk.
NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.
Notice is hereby given that an ap
plication has been made to the Board
of Pardons of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for the pardon of Cena
Raul, lately a v resident of Homer
City, Pa., who was convicted in the
Courts of Indiana County of Assault
and Battery, carrying conceal weap
on, etc., and sentenced to the West
ern Penitentiary, where he is at pre
sent confined.
A hearing on the above matter
i will be had, before the Board of Par
i
i dons in the Supreme Court Room at
j Harrisburg Pa., on Wednesday, Dec.
! 20, 1916, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
CHAS. J.MAKGIOTTI,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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