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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
ALLIANos ArFArRs.
Brtef Chronicle Of Happenings at the
Hast End,

~
Brief Chronicle Of Happenings at the
East End.
The storm OF last Saturday night dld
con- iderable damage In this section,
John A. COwan aud MI Gertie Halnea
were married last week al the home OF
the bride on West Main street,
There IN some talk of Marchand and
Burns erecting another skating rink.
The estimated cost OF the same Ia 800,
II this Ia erected II will be one OF the
finest Kinks In this section.
At a meeting o tthe stockholders Of the
Alliance Bank Co. the following tflcera
were eleC tod 10 serve the coming year;
President, John Atwell; Vice President,
Morris @. PennOck; Cashier, Willis IL.
Ramsey; Teller, Frank Tow nsend; Book
keeper, ", M. Galbreath. The folio wing
Board OF Directors were also elected;
John Atwell, W. l.. Wann, ". NJ, Day,
VIM. Miller, Vim. Chambers, James Allies,
J. N. Webb and M. @. PennOck.
The BENEFIT Concert under the man.
agement OF Florian Q. Marchand, In the
Opera House last Tuesday evening, net
tbu bno buui VI poV'oV' Inv munio w
the Haines and Davis families was ex'
cellent. The same evening OF the con-
cert Mr.. Maryland and Miss Minnie
Bleakly, daughter OF our t0wnsman,
Hugh Bleakly, were united In marriage,
Mr.. Marchand 10 one OF our rising young
business men, and his untiring efforts
In getting up the concert are very COM
mendab!o.
Our citizens OF late seem 10 DO all
agog over the Salvation Army. An I'M.
known writer, under the nom do plume
OF "a Parent" started the ball rolling
by sending In for publication to the. Re-
View a lengthy communication, de-
nOuncing the army In the most en-
phatic terma. and dwelling at length
upon the influence II was having on the
morals OF the young people OF the COM
munity. II ALEC coneured the Review
for not taking decided stand
against the army, and ac-
cuaed II Of treating the subject In q
"glngeTly" way. The article was an.
swered by the paper stating its position
and also by q friend OF the army. "A
parent" not content with what he says
In a second, condemning The army In
unmeAsured terms, and calls the lady
Captain and Lieutenant "braxen faced
females" The Review says: I'VE
acknowledge the receipt OF this hair-
raising note:" Alliance, o., January g.,
1885. I'd. Review:-S0me OF the citizens
OF Alliance have come 10 the conclusion
10 1nd out who that parent" (crank) Ia,
writing about the Salvation Army. We
would prefer to have him sign his name
TO the article or you " Ill be compelled
TO atop publishing the same. No person
but a silly gawk would do anything Of
the like, nor no sensible parent would
conduct himself and family In that
way. (signed) FRIEND,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

enactment, and to tbs end, to effect q
local organization In each township. Tor
discussion and tho circulation Of sound
literature upon the subject, Members
OF the league are pledged to work for
and yOtA with that political party Oh ly,
which shall present In lta platforms,
State and National, the best embodiment
OF Prohibition principles, and TO Wlg0r'
Ously oppose all schemes 10 license, tax,
or In any way legallze the liquor trafie.
A District League was also organized
with about the same purpose and pledge
with tho following board OF Ofticera; l.,
B. Logan, Akron, Presidents u, II.
Broaiua, Alliance, Thos, Rhodes, Akron,
{. M. johnson, Sharon Center, David
Thomas, Wooster, Vice Preaidentsj A.. 3
Van Buskirk, Canton, Corresponding
Secretaryi u. McMurray, Canton, Record
ing Secretary; John Banner, Canton,
Treasurer. D. W. Gage, Eaq, Cleveland,
Stats Organizer OF Prohibition work;
Rev. W. 7. Mills 0berlin, (wh0 was klu.
kulod for voting for 81. john agent OF
the Educational Society for Political
Reform, and j. J.. Ashenhurst, editor
Wayne County Herald, were present and
made Interesting addresses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
CHICKEN THIEVES.
william HArter and George Nyo &c, Sew
snty Days Each.

snty Days Zach.
Sunday evening William Harter and
George Nye were arrested upon two
charges each, one for taking aud using
the horse OF Conrad Weimer. grocery.
man, living nd No. IA Rowland street,
and the other for stealing four chickens
from tho farm OF Henry Snider, about
three miles southeast OF tho city.
Harter and Nye were a~rraigned before
Mayor Plero Monday afternoon, and
pleaded not guilty 10 both charges,
Their trial was set for Wednesday and
they were taken back 10 their cells In
tho city prison, In default OF bail. After
being locked up they changed their
minds and naked TO DO tnken before His
Honor again. This request was granted,
and thsy changed their plea TO that Of
guilty.
For unlawfully using the horse they
were fined Sl0 and costs and given sixty
days In Jail each; for the theft OF the
chickens they were fined IS and costs
and given ten days In jail each.
The offenses 10 which they plead
guilty were %perpetratod on Sunday
night. the nth inst. Harter aud Nye
went 10 Woimer's stable, took out the
horse and bitobed II TO q wagon, which
they found standing In an alley. They
then drove 10 Snider farm, gobbled four
chickens from Mr.. Snider's coop and 70.
turned 10 tho city, Both horse ana
wagon were taken back TO their places.
Mr., Snlder says that In the past few
months some forty chickens have been
stolen from his farm, and II 10 not un.
likely that Harter and Nye have been
feasting at his expense.
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Thomas Carlin, a we'll known engl.
neer on the Fort Wayne railroad, was
accidentally killed ut Pittsburgh Mon.
day morning. The following particulars
Of his death are from the Pittsburgh
Post.
Thomas Carllp, IN engineer on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Rail
road, met with an accident near the
Union station. yesterday morning, which
resulted In almost instant death. He
backed his engine on the sidetrack, near
the Adams Express Company, to remove
m express car. A piece OF machinery
under the tank became u~nmanageable,
when Mr.. Carlln proceeded TO Invest.
gate, and after removing q nut, two
rods, which were held In place by H.,
fell and struck him on the neck, dislo-
eating II and causing almost instant
death. Mr.. Carlin was forty'two years
Of age, and was well and %favorably
known. He was unmarried, and resided
with his mother on Ackley street, ALLIE
gheny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
MAssILLON.
A Batch Of Interesting Events from the
West End,

n hhtoh OF interesting HNohts Irpm the
West End.
Mrs. Frank W. Kohl, who has been
visiting her parents and friend, at Hub
bard, Ohio, returned home yesterday.
Measrs. Traphagen Il Cramer have
added TO their already fine bus and
coach line, q fine landau and O square
coach, purchased from Mertz u Riddle,
OF Rayenna, Ohio.
Mesara. Weitz and Loyelesa, of Hub
bard, Ohio, who were In Maasillon yes
terday looking up q location TO build a
roller skating parlor, returned home
without finding q suitable place.
An engine and two cars Of the p, III.
". d Q, r. r., Jumped the track AT Mill.
port, q small station about four mllss
north OF Maasillon. The east bound
trains we're delayed, but no damage
done.
Quite an agreeable affair occurred
Monday evening, at the residence OF our
eminent citizen, John Paul, ID being the
birthday Of hls daughter. Q1ite an as-
aembly OF our young people, accom-
panied by one OF our eminent orches'
tras, surprised the household and made
merry until the wee sma' hours.
About 2 o'clock this morning three
men gained an entrance into the tele-
phone Office here by cutting a pane Of
glass out OF the door and obtaining the
key. The manager, j, W. Fisher, was
asleep In the room and one OF the men
caught him by the throat, and pointing
a revolver al his head, babe him keep
quiet. MeanW lille the other two men
went through the oflce, and succeeded
In obtaining tl6l. They then made
their escape and no clue TO them has yet
been found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

man az n companion, the latter taking
$50 from q sister, aud $40 from her
mother, as an exp nse fund'
The etTikt on the III, Wayne Railroad
10 ended by the freight men returning
to work at the company's terms,
Dellah r, Platz IL suing her husbands
parents at MillerabuTg for $4,000 for
alternating hia affections from her,
Herman TOller waa struck by an en'
CINE on the Cincinnati Northern Rail
way, near Montgomery, and Instantly
killed.
Work In the Sunday Creek Valley,
Corning mines IL going on quietly. The
minere are being paid Weents per ton,
and ask no more.
Michael Dugan, married man aged 4b.
caught HIS head between an elevator
and the wall at Cleveland, crushing II
and killing him Instantly.
Alexander Bros. New York Clothing
Store, Salem. closed by the sheriff OF q
s4,0l8 judgment In favor OF II. Cohen,
another clolhier of same place.
Joseph Kless has sued the Bee line at
Gallon for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained In February, 1883, by u rail
falling from a hand car on HIS foot
while In the cOmpany's employ 90 a Sec
ton hand near Shelby.
james II. Collins, Of Cadls, who alb
seconded with his accounts with the
Adams Express Company and the p, 0.
b 81. l.. Railway Company, short about
$1,000, was captured In New Orleans
and brought back home,
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The loss Ia distributed as follows:
l. q BENsKIN.
Mr. Henry Aitolruso Appointed Receiver
for tho Firm.

TOT tho firm,
Saturday afternoon MIR. Frederick j.
BenskiD, OF the sash, door, blind and
lumber Arm OF Willis u Benskin, OF this
city, made application through his at.
torneye, Wann q Bow, to Judge Poase,
OF the Common Pleas Court, for the mp.
pointment OF a receiver for the Arm.
Court not being In session, tho applica.
tlon was made TO Judge Pease In person,
at his home In Massillon.
The application was granted, and Xxx
Sheriff Henry Altekruse appointed.
A DEMOCRAT reporter called upon
Messra. Willis 81 Benskln at their otllco
this morning and learned tho particu.
lars which prompted the step taken.
The firm 10 perfectly solvent, a schedule
Of the assets and liabilities putting the
former at sixty thousand dollars and the
latter at about e220 900. by mutual
consent. Messrs. Willis d Benekin
agreed TO dissolve partnership. Az nell
Their could buy the other out, and an
outside purchaser could not DO found,
they decided to place the establishment
In the hands Of q receiver In order to
wind up the business. Receiver Alto.
kruse has taken charge Of the concern,
and will run the shop 40 heretofore. un-
der the direction OF the arm. All LA
bilitiee will DO promptly met and out
standing accounts collected. The entire
establishment will finally DO sold out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
A Journalistic Fone

A New Lisbon Journal has deem inter.
viewing Annie Van Fossan, the Kast
Liverpool borgls, who attempted to
poison a party OF eleven persons, includ-
Ing her own family, and has this 10 say
OF her:
"Her eyes have the rings under them
which belladonna leaves. and her coun-
tenance Ia neither strsng or rtsolute,
yet whom she tries to smile little ser
penis crawl forth from their lairs, and
twine around her mouth, and shoot pale
sickly lights Of yellow out OF her wick
cd dark eyes. she all the while seeming
10 DO coolly placing and averaging
the faces that contemplate her, with a
calm, steady gaze"
oreat Jernl why In this thusP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
HENDERSON ONCE MORE.
w. ID. doidinE, y New london Jovelor
Knows tho Slick swindlor.

W. ID. 0oidinE, = New london Jovelor
Knows tho Slick svindlor.
Mr.. ". D. aoldlng, o joweler In New
London, Ohio, came TO Canton Monday
TO cast his optics upon James b. Hem
derson, the man OF many forgeries, now
In jsil here.
Mr.. Golding was taken TO Henderson's
cell. and after Viewing Hendereon's
phlZ. said, shat Ia the man"
Soma months ago Mr., Golding says
Henderson came Into his store and
bought 4 watch, presenting n note for
$SB, signtd by Samuel Faire, q we'll.
known farmer, living near New Lon
don, In payment. The amount OF
the note exceeded the cost OF the
watch and Mr.. aolding accepted the note
and paid Henderson the difference In
cash. OF course the note weSA forgery, as
Mr., Golding learned later 20 his sorrow.
This makes the eighth case OF Hender
sons slick s~windling operations which
has come TO light since his lncarcera'
ton here. The greater part OF the State
Ia yet to DO heard from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
FROM OVER TIM STATE.
A General RECORD OF Inoidents, Aosidents
and Occurrences.

A General Record OF Inoidents, Acsidents
and Occurrences.
A. ". Deveny. aged 80. dropped dead
at Plymouth.
Peter Yearick, pioneer Of Findaay. 10
dead, aged 81.
william Cox, old and wealthy sltisen
Of Lancaster, gone insane.
Levi Sweet, old resident Of Norwalk,
gave up the ghost while sitting In q
chair.
Mrs. Julia A. Ford, sister OF the late
Governor Tod, died In Akron, aged 70
years.
John Cronick, one OF tho most eyten.
pivo cpttle and woel dealers In Ohio,
died NJ Salem.
william Keller, miller and grain
dealer, OF Lancaster, assigned, with lla.
bilities Of $4,000.
The miners In tho vicinity OF Zanes.
Vile have struck on account OF o reduo.
sion BY tho operators.
Henry Wesley, o W'year old sinner
from BIyria, is out Just sos no v result
Of viewing the elephant In Cleveland.
jams Morgan, tailor, who owes mum.
eTous boarding house bills. skipped out
from 8andusky with fair Louisa Rissr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Pocket hook Htoien.

Mrs., Frank Farrell, wife OF o section
boss on tho UOnnotton, was robbed OF q
pocket. book containing some sl5 and q
ticket 10 Oneida, at the Connection depot
this morning. while waiting for tho
OBS southbouad train. Mrs. Farrell
lives In 0neide, and was In Canton max
Ing some purchases. She discovered
her loss just after getting on the train.
and got Of ut the round house and 70.
tuened TO the depot. She eaid q tall old
man with gray hair asked her o number
Of questions, while she was standing on
the depot platform, and suspicion rests
upon him. His identity 10 unknown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
LArna Lilo Inaurnnon.

Mr.. O. Aultman, Of this city, held at
the time Of his death life insurance 10
the amount or s0B,000. Mutual Benefit
Life OF Newark, N. j., $4,000; Connecti-
cut Mutual, S25, 000j New York Life,
$4,000. The policy In the New York
Life was placed In April last, and only
one premium had been paid. The In
suraDce In the other two companies has
been In force over twenty years. Mr..
Aultman was probably the heaviest in
sured man In Northern Ohio. Mr.. John
II. Bucbtel, OF Akron, hyA an insurance
OF $4,000, and several Cleveland busi-
ness men carry between tifty and seven.
ty-Hve thousand dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Marriage licenses have been Issued 70:
Leonard Hummel and Elizabeth Rein
hart, Canal Fulton; Charles W. MetEger
and Jennie Weber, Canton; Augustus
Thierry and Ella LAWN, Canton; Fred
erick Bowman and Minnie Butrow,
Lawrence township; Fred. W. Albrecht
and Mary II. Buehl, Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

The following officers Of Canton
Council No. 1913, American Legion OF
Honor, were installed last evening by
Deputy Commander I. L. Philips: Com.
mander. II. Brauchsr; Collector, ". II.
Wyant, Secretary, II. u. Packer; Orator,
N. Disler; Guide, John Cobsugb; Sentry,
George Rsu, Warden. Vim. Lemon. BE-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
ELnEL. GILLIAN q co.
steps Taken 10 Retain Thor Establish
mont IN Canton.

stops Taken 10 Retain Their Ehtnblish-
mont In Canton.
The members OF the firm OF Elbel,
Gillian q Co. met n committee OF citi.
zens, John Banner, Major Mckinley,
John II. Kitymiller, W. ". Clark, John
n. Reynolds and Charles Cook, In the
Office OF the Gillian Manufacturing
Company, Tuesday afternoon, 70 consult
concerning tho re.building OF their o.
tablishment In Canton.
The firm have suffered a severe loss,
and feel 90 though they ought 10 DO REIN.
bursed In some manner for the actual
loss on their buildings. A partial propo-
sition wal made them Of a loan OF s20,.
900 for lve years, nj two and one half
per cent, 10 DO secured by mortgage on
the works.
No deAnlte conclusion was arrived at,
and q general meeting was called for
tonight In the Assembly Room Of the
City Hall, TO take nnal action iu the
matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Commencing January s2d and until
further notice. train No. ., which left
Canton via Valley Railway for Cleve-
land mt 1140 o. m, will leave Canton &C
i1:l0 a. w., and arrive az Cleveland
thirty minutes earlier, thus making d.
rect connection at Cleveland with L. 3.
q M. s., and 9. 0. Q. q |. Railways.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
THIERRY.
Conseoraiisn Of tho Nuptiais nj st. Johns
Church, this Morning.

Church, this Morning.
This morning Mr.. Augustus Thlerry,
treasurer OF the Connection Valley Rail.
way, was married to Miss Fila LAWN.
daughter OF Mr., James LAWN, OF this
city. The ceremony took place promptly
NJ 3 O'Clock In the 81. Johns Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Mcclure pro.
nounced the wedding service. Tho cere.
mony was witnessed by a number OF ro'
latives and friends OF the contracting
parties.
Mr.. Thlerry and his bride left on tho
0:25 south.bound Ccnnott0n train this
morning on an extended bridal tour,
New 0rleans being among the cities
they will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thierry carry with them
the sincere well wishes OF their hun
dreds OF friends In this and other cities.
The DEMOCRAT takee pleasure In Joining
the number and extending to the happy
couple Ito hearty congral ulations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
Meeting Of Prokibitionists NJ Grange Hall
saturday.

A convention Of Prchlbitlopists was
hold In Grange Hall on Satul day, the
f1ks inst. A connty Prohibition League
was organized, with john Banner, KsQ.,
for President, with . Vice President Tor
esch township In the county Secretary,
=. McMurray; Treasurer, Il. II. BrosiUs.
The ob1ects OF the league sre 10 cult.
vate temperance sentiment that shall
erys!siiss Into prohibition Of tho liquor
ssuss ~ constitutional and statutory
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

A Job lot, comprising Is brocade New.
markets and plush coats. Just received
at collars q Cos, which will DO sold ~
about half regular price. Call early,
before the assortment II broken. and
mako your selection,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
A Repiovin Case Tried.--Tbc oroinor Do
~falontion Case,

faloation Case.
The replevin case OF Rebecca Stetler
Va. Daniel Shollenberger was tried TO o
Jury this morning. A verdict for the do
PENDANT was rendered and the damages
put at $l81,60. =.
The case Of the Board OF Education OF
Alliance against the bondsmen OF Cyrus
X. Greiner, praying for Judgment
against said bondsmen for some $4,000
Of an alleged defalcatlon OF Greiner,
who was treasurer OF the board some
four years ago, 10 being heard to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A New Road in naiboro and Lake Town
ships-Ths stoner Ditch,

ships-rbs stoner Ditch,
The Board Of County Commissioners
met In special session Tuesday. Present;
Bhetlar, Observation-Disclosures aud Smith.
Tuesday was devoted TO viewing the
new road In Lake and Marlboro tewn n
ships The road Ia about three miles
long aud leads eastward from tho Ran.
dolph road, above Hartville, directly
through tho big swamp. Tho road Ia
partially completed, and the Commits
sioners decided 10 finish II, providing
the Township Trustees will gravel II.
To-day the Stonor ditch, near tho Full
ton road, about Ave miles from Canton,
10 receiving the attention OF tho Board,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

For rates. FREQ maps and information
concerning tho west, call on or address,
H.H. GRxTINa. Il. r. L. Up Agt.,
II last Tuscarswss b. Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

firing Commander VIM. Lichtenwalter
installed T. l., Philips az Treasurer.
This Council meets every irst aud third
Tuesday of each month In Grange
Hull ever Farmers Bank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
c%oNNoTToN VALLEY.
Tho Annual Report Showing Decreased
Freight Earnings,
And an FnoourigIng Increase In Passenger
Tranio--'A Very Promising Out
look For the Little Mar
row duage Road,

Receiver and General Manager Sam
Briggs of the C~OnnOttOn Valley Road has
prepared the following annual report 10
be sent TO Boston, where the principal
owners OF the road reside;
The Connection Valley Railway Ia o
narrow gauge line, and is consequence
comparatively Isolated and depending
entirely upon Ito local traffic. Miles
operated In 1884, 1871 being an Increase
In average milea operated In 1883 OF 0
mil . or not quite six per cent.
The main ltema OF traffic are coal and
passengers, and In the lalter department
the management have opened a sub
urban business between Cleveland and
Bedford and intermediate points, which
Ia becoming gradually OF mutual benefit
to the public and the railway. The
road has been financially embarrassed
aimee Its completion, and on the Goth OF
January, 1884, passed into the hands OF q
Receiver. under whose management ID
has since been operated,
The line has suffered O diminutlon In
Its earnings the past year by reason OF o
protraoted atrlke among the coal miners
In the Carroll county district, which de-
creased the tonnage OF coal from one
mine In that locality 100000 tons, be-
sides materially affecting the other
revenues OF the line, during the period
Of the strike, which continued six
months, February to July inclusive.
The following Items OF traflc. etc, for
the year 1884, IN compared with the pre-
yious year, will show the general condi'
Han ~ TIM aniarnflaas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Tho Valley Railway change Of time
commencing January aad and until fur
Their notice, train No, . will leave Can
ton NJ li:i0 instead Of lt:t0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Increase In passenger train earnings
over 1889. 20 per cent. MILK trafilc In
crease over 1889, 80 pcr ont
The suburban business was inaugu-
rated In August, 1889, and comparison
between corresponding months In 1883
and 1884 shows an Increase In earnings
OF % per cent.
Net decrease In earnings OF the road
for 1884, 0 per cent
Under the Reeelyershlp every obliga-
ton incurred In the operation OF the
line has been promptly met; the labor
haN been uniformly paid on the 10Th OF
each month, and Notwithstanding the
decrease In earnings 0ccaei0ned by coal
miners' strike and general business do.
preston, the Receiver has not only paid
The current expenses OF the line, but has
discharged PR ferred claims, under order
Of the Court, amounting TO nearly &c..
900. The physical condition OF the road
has been maintained NJ an excellent
standArd-ysry few roads bearing any
comparison with II ~ regards roadbed
and condition Of track.
The motive power Ia In splendid con-
dition, and the equipment OF cara In 40
fair a state 90 could be expected from
the service they have been subjected 10.
The equipment consists OF 20 locomo'
tiyes, ~ passenger cars, 0 baggage cara,
10 caboose cars, 90 freight cars. S66 coal
and platform cars. The stations along
the line are generally completed, and
those recently built are models OF ex'
cellence and comfort. The train service
IL efficient and prompt. The road at
present In oficored 90 follows;
Sam Briggs, Receiver and General
Manager; Aug. Thierry, Auditor; A,
Rokusek, Assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent; II, d. Briggs, Master
II Trar deportation; Samuel d, Mayer,
Train Dispatcher; John Bean, Maator OF
Machinery; o. D. Lelsenring, Chief En-
gineer; Fred. W. Jones, Road Master.