Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-23
SOLDIERS HIVE FUND GROWING.

SOLDIERS Il NE FUND GROWING.
Seventh Adds One 1hau-and Dollars for the
First Days Work-N" Trouble on the
Money score.
\ part of the soliciting and general COM
mlIterS met last night IN the mayors court
for the purpose of making further report.
Several wards We're without representation.
Mr.. FooS. who ts always promptly on hands,
presided.
When the Fourth ward was called Geo
Dirh reported nothing done Yet, though
they hoped to yet Mr.. Cline Fifth wardD
moved that the committee from the Fourth
ward. not having been very active in their
own ward. he allowed to 90 to work in the
Fifth ward. where nothing had been done
or attempted. The last phrase was an
amendment. Mr.. Cline was suggested as
chairman but p,r-emptora ly declined.
After giving TIE Fourth and Fifth ward
committees huth some pretty hard ruhS, the
chairman declared the motion out of order.
When the Fifth ward was called, Mr., Cline
/
out. hut could get no one To 20 along. and
that now he had no further time. ON
motion the old committee was
discharged and IL. j. Funk, Geo.
Wmwood and c. IIanika were
appointed Il new committee. Mr.. Funk was
| present and promised to see that the canvass
/ WAS commenced at once. This is a good
ward and ought to easily raise 81 900 in ad-
tinn tn Mr.. MaSt's $500.
Mayor G"ndwin reported over one thou
ward. headed by subscription of $500 by
J. W. Bnokwalter. The Eighth ward reported
S64I received. including 500 10y Ross
MITCHELL Mr.. Dcln, from the Ninth. rr.
ported that he could get no one To 20 along
with him but had received $50.
The chairman stated that he thought the
committee on sites should start out again
and receive propositions in writing. Their,
is now no doubt but that the money can be
raised and we only want tn have aS many
good eligible sites As possible to show the
Board when they come here. Remarks
were made favorable to the SHyder land
beyond the Bechtle place, across Broadway
This is the ground selected by Col. Freeman
as most desirable for camp ground.
The chairman read the draft of a lettel
which will be sent TO the board At theil
meeting tomorrow, and stated that no com
mittec would be sent up from here.
Below We give a list of the subscriptions
as they stood last night, except that ther,
may be some additions i'll Lagonda precinc
and Springfield township. Some peculiar
tiles will he observed. In the third ware
the committee only worked for $40 sub
Scriptinns and of course il was hard for am
body to get in 2 large one. One man sai'
he had intended to give one or two hundrr'
dollars but would only make il fifty. Thi
ward could easily have doubled its sun
total In this list the subscriptions takel
among manufacturers is divided among tn
several wards.
First Ward W. II. Blee. Jacob Scitz
500; VI. NJ. Hedges, Dr. J. ii. Rodgers
$50: Springfield Seed Co. w. X. Burnett
G. G. Kawlims. W. b. Baker. q. F. Serviss
}. ". Parsons. +. {. Go"dr. I. F. Mr'irew
Homes X Son. S25; others. So: total. 5000
Second ward Wardrr ~ Barnett, 500
{. A Phelps. $50; Rem~hurg Bros. &. {
Fried, Clarke Chemical Works. j. W
Coles. e. 4. Davis. u. =. .Jetfcries, l..
Odds * Bro. Josiah DriScul, SD; Others
SeSj. Total, 5000.
Third wald-Amos Whtrley. 500: {
! c. Funk. c. II. Pierce " Co, Globe Put
- Co.. $50; Owen Bros. K Q. King, So
, B. B. Miller. B. F. Funk X Co., $50; Otl
rrs. $40. Total, $50.
Fourth ward-tien. A. s. Bushnell. 81,
Oo0: VIII :. Thomas. 500. Total, 81, 100
Fifth ward-P 7. Mast, $3.50.
Sixth wad-O. ). Kelly, $500; Mitchell
Post. $500; Carson 4 Fox, Gen. J. w. Ke
fer. Kinnane. Wren x Co. :. 4. Bowman
- Jas. :. Goode. Chapman Coal CO., Sl0C
the J. d. Stewart Co.. Murphy Bros job
Mci.aren n Bro, T. J. Pringle. w. II. l
VI. NJ. Grant NJ. W. &C. b. Fisher. S5C
Jas. johnson. Jr, c. f. Morris, o. T. MAJ
r tin. J. :. Barr. T. J. Casper, F. NJ. lIagan
Ad Bakhaus & Co. Theo. Troupe, J
Lcuty's Sons. +. B. Peet Il Co. Bruce
IIauk n Co, Geo. 4. Diehl, I. c. N F.. II
AckcrSOn, Stark'.y X Scowdcn. J. X. Now
cr. \. IIihschmam. S25; c. \. Wood, Bogl
, n Rightmyer. A. y. Summers. MontanuS
Garwuod, J. I. Mclaughlin, r. L. Willis !
son. Huffman Il Richter. Rouse n Parsons
+. J. M"nahan, the London Clothing Co.
". Il. Linn. EdmistOn ~ Co. K. }. Nelson
Clarke Bros. j. NJ. NufIrr, Jas. Johnson
ST. II. {. WisemIal. Hoffman II Co.. w. II
Hamilton. Dickson Bros, $40; Others, : 100
Total. S2.3i0.
Seventh ward-.I. W. Bookwalter. S400
Schneider Bros. |. b. RawlimS. SlO0
Champion Bar and kmIfe Co., Champion
Malleable Iron Co, FooS Manufacturin
Co.. $50: John Beaver. Harrison Rice, +
y. Tihb"ttS. Dr. W. ii. Smith, Dr. T. +
Bliss. W. G. D"wnry. J. 7. Goodwin. Jos
SpangrmbcrErr. K. J. Burns, So; others,
$50. Total. Sl.035.
Eighth ward Ross Mitchell, $500: Geo
, II. Frey. J. II. Rabbits. W. 5. Weaver. :
+. McGrrw, T. NJ. Gugenheim. SIS. To
tai S625.
: Ninth ward-Springfeld malleable irol
company. 500: Springfield planning mil
company, S2j: Others. So; total. $50.
Springfield township Henry Snyder
500: J. W. Hamburger. George Sintz, So
subscriptions taken by Glenn. ScyS west o
city. S2lO: total. $500.
SUMMARY.