The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-01
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
To Solicit Subscriptions for the Dueber
Watch Case Co.
The Gentlemen Composing Them--WOrk
Well Under Way Now--AnOther
Large-slzed Industry In
Prospective.

At meeting Of the Canton Board Of
Trade last evening the following com.
mittees were appointed for the work of
soliciting subscriptions for the sum re-
duired to secure the location of the Due
Ter works here:
l.. V. Buckius and John Lahm.
Robert Miller and Charles MOnDOt.
M. Bast and Otto Giessen.
Louis Rsnzenbrink End N. Guirlinger.
VIM. DannemilleT and p. II. Barr.
Joseph Biechele and Henry Wernet.
K. T. Crowl and Peter SchWalm.
C. Schweitzer and Levi Mckinney.
j. A. Meyer and ThOs. Keefer.
j. +. Blake and j. Whiting, Jr.
johnson SherTick and David collars.
H. W. Hossler.
w. W. Clark and Il. W. Harter.
All the above named gentlemen are
earnestly requested to meet at s o'clock
prompt this evening at the City Hall
Assembly Room so as arrangements can
be made for the distribution of the
work Of soliciting among the commit
tees, each to be allotted its special field
to work in, which has not yet been ar.
ranged.
The following, which Is placed at the
head of the subscription books, Is the
agreement on which the subscriptions
are to be made:
"We severally agree to pay to the
directors of the Board of Trade Of Can
tor, Ohio, for the use and benefit Of the
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing
Company, the amounts subscribed by US
respectively. 1t is understood that this
money shall be used in equal amounts
in the erection of the two main buildings
for said Dueber Watch Case ManufaCtur-
ing Company, to be by them erected In
this city; one half of our respective sab
scriptiOns to be used in the erection OF
each of said buildings aud in such In
stallments as may be fixed by said board
Of directors. We agree that when the
| foundation of each of said main build
ings Is commenced, settlement of these
subscriptions to the extent of One-hali
thereof shall then be made by paying
one fourth CT said One-half subscriptions
in cash and the balance to be settled by
promissOry notes made by each of US t
such person or persons as may be desig
mated by said board of direc
tors in trust for the said DuebeI
Watch Case Manufacturing Com
pany. The notes to be payable In banH
and to mature at such times as may bt
decided upon by said board of directors
! and for the purpose of meeting the
views of said Dueber Watch Case Manu-
featuring Company with reference Il
the completion of their said buildings
| Should the foundation of both Of sai(
main buildings be commenced at the
same time, then the whole of our sub
scriptlons are then to be settled by thu
payment of one fourth Of the whole sub
scTiptiOn in cash and the balance IL
notes as aforesaid"
j. A. Meyer, the jeweler, who for yearl
has handled the Dueber Watch Case anC
| Hampden works, says both are uneX
celled by any in the market.
ANOTHER COMING INDUSTRY.
As has been heretofore stated in thes
columns the Dueber works locating IL
Canton Will have tendency to bTinl
other establishments here. Already tn
HaTdesty Bros, heavy grain dealers
who have mills and grain elevators II
Columbus, New Philadelphia and Cana
Dover, are negotiating for the purChss
of the Rank mill property. If the
secure it they will fit 1t up with modern
and improved machinery and fixtures
which would cost in the neighborhOo
Of 100000 In addition to this the frs
intend to erect large grain elevate
here if they succeed in purchasing tn
mill.
This is but starter, and once let tn
Dueber Company break ground here ant
food of new industries will withou
doubt flock to Canton.