The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03
Indiana Notes.

The Republican ticket was elected at
Worthington with the exception of one trus-
tee.
The contract for new Methodist Church
at Bedford has been let to the Lafayette
Lumber Company for $13,452
The Noblesvihe School Board has selected
w. +. Sample. OF Indianapolis, as the archl-
tect for the new high school building.
The Thresher Trust is said to have Sc
cured options on the Gaar. Scott & Co. and
Robinson & Co. factories at Richmond.
At Shelburn the following officers were
elected Monday: Clerk and treasurer John
G. AnniS; marshal, w. r. thurman; trustees,
Abe Boyer and John Taylor.
The Ridgeville Republican ticket elected
is as follows: M. r. Hiatt. trustee; T. L.
Addington, marshal: Joseph Lafollette
clerk; NJ. T. Sumption, treasurer.
Captain John Bauchert was elected to fill
the vacancy In the Noblesville Council.
caused by the resignation of w. F. Ryner-
son. who has moved to Greenfield.
The citizens at Paramount elected George
A. Fletcher clerk and treasurer and Esom
Leach marshal, while. the. Republicans
elected Robert Beals and Nathan w. Hunt
as trustees.
Republicans won at Pendleton over two
and treasurer, D. B. Cole; marshal, o. M.
Cook trustees. D. W. Crosley and Walter
Winterrowd.
The Richmond Council. which recently
passed an ordinance for a $oO Zee on
cigarette dealers, has killed the ordinance
on legal advice that it had no right to pass
such an ordinance.
The vote of the alumni Of Wabash Col
lege to select man from among their num-
Der to recommend for trustee, resulted in
the choice of Judge A. ID. Thomas, of Craw-
louisville, he receiving seventy-oDe votes
out of the 10S cast.
Prohibitionists poled fifty-nine votes for
the Corydon candidate for marshal. The
following independent ticket was elected:
Marshal. John Long; clerk. II. L, Reynolds;
treasurer, Smith Patterson; trustees, Rich
. ard Lamber and William Rowe.
The Wetherald rolling mill plant. of
Frankton, has been sold to H. b. Farber, of
Chicago. for $4,000. The purchaser is a
member of the largest steel company of
Chicago. and it is taken to mean that this
plant is to become a part of the trust.
Alfred Boyd, Democrat. for town marshal,
on the
elected three members for the town board.
The marshals majority was sixty-eight.
which is about the Republican majority In
Rockville.
Three tickets in the field at Redkey result
ed in throwing two trustees to the Demo-
Gratis and the liquor league, giving them
control. Those elected We're: Lee William
Bader. treasurer: j. B. Clevenger and Chas
T.. Nelson. trustees.
The G. A r. post of Portland has in
acting commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army to be present on Decoration day,
and he has accepted the invitation. Judge
A o. Marsh, of Winchester, will deliver
the principal address.
A Big Four freight ran into vandalia
freight at Charlottesville Junction Monday
night The Vandalia had stopped its train
over the crossing and the Big Four train
not being sgnaled, failed to stop. Several
cars were upset, the engine damaged and
an iron bridge loaded on a was
broken up.
Anderson school enumeration shows an In
So
pupils of school age in the city. This gives
Anderson a population of 23,742 The
suburbs of Park Place. North Anderson and
Shadeland would swell the total to IS 000
The report from Elwood shows S,344 pupils
and a population of over 1900. Elwood has
one colored pupil.