The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-01
ADDITION To
The TREASURY.
Changes Among the Militia of
the State.
MANY VISIT PEN PRISONERS.
Warden Of the Penitentiary Finds 1t Me-
cessary to Permit Relatives to
Call Once a Month-Colum-
bus Budget.
(Staff Specially


Columbus, May 29.-The state treas
ury is to be improved by the addition of
a large, new vault which will cost 81, 900
or thereabouts. Architects are now at
work on plans and 1t Is hoped to have
the vault constructed and placed in po-
sition early next fall. The vault will
be about 12x9 and the present safe will
be placed within 1t. An appropriation
made by the 74th general assembly will
cover the expense Of the improvement.
In compliance with the law there are
now between s6,O00,000 and $1,000, 900
on deposit at the state treasury, and at
the rate they are accommodating, IL ad-
ditional room Is not provided, they will
soon fill the safe completely. The vault
will be so designed that it will contain
ample accommodations for all docu-
some new furniture and a new chand-
elier have been added to the state treas
ury rooms.
Adjutant General Gyger went to the
state camping grounds at Newark today
to arrange for the United States soldiers
| stationed at Columbus, to hold target
practice there. Rev. John Hewett, an
Episcopalian minister Of this city, has
been appointed chaplain Of the Fourth
| regment, o. N. G. Brigadier General
William v. McMaken, Of the First bri-
gade, o. N. G., has advised Adjutant
General Gyger that he has appointed
| Captain Hugh Runkle, of Kenton. to
be brigade commissary. Colonel Zim-
norman, Of the Fifth regiment, of
Cleveland, Is here, attending a meeting
of the state military clothing board,
which will issue call for bids for cloth
ing supplies for the Ohio guardsmen.
Bids are to be submitted to the adju-
tant general by noon on June IS.
| Governor Nash has honored requisi-
tion for the removal Of Joseph Nation
from Eaton, Preble county, to Fayette
county, Ind. Eaton is charged with the
theft Of horse, buggy and harness.
State School Commissioner L. D.
Bonebrake has a number of engage
/
ment exercises in various parts Of the
state.
| AS a result of the large influx Of WIS.,
itors Warden Darby has found it neces-
sary to designate two days in each
month when relatives and friends may
visit prisoners. The 20 arrivals at the
pen last week swelled the population to
1864. There were six deaths during the
month. Daniel Bilby, who was received
from Stark county last week to serve
one year for burglary and larceny, is
now known as No. 32466.
The cases of w. r. Carter vs. Chas.
Schneider and the same plaintiff VS..
Emily McCleary, have been assigned
for oral argument in the supreme court
on Friday, June Is. The cases are from
Tuscarawas county.
| r. c. Huey, law student at Ada COL
lege, and formerly teacher in the East
Palestine common schools, Is here ar
ranging to take the state bar association
examination.
L. B. Culbertson and wife, of Canton,
are registered at the Chittenden.
T. N. Stitt, of Youngstown, was a
guest at the Neil.
These interpretations have been au-
thorized by the secretary Of state: The
Church Of Christ, East Liberty; The
Harry Manufacturing company, Loud
enville, amendment changing name to
The Queen Manufacturing company;
Nicola & Stone Lumber company,
Cleveland, increase Of capital stock
from $4,000 to $780, and amendment
enlarging purpose; The German Social
club, Montezuma; The Crown Chemical
company, Cleveland, capital stock,
$25, 900. GEO. II. BLAKE.