The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-22
MADE MINE
APPOINTMENTS.
Mine Inspector Appoints Five
Districts Yesterday.
THE BALANCE ON SATURDAY,
The Ren,sining Ones Will be Made Them
Attorney General Sheets Busy Straight
ening Out Laws Of the Last
Legislature.
Special to News-Democrat.


Columbus, May 1S.-Attorney General
Sheets has devoted considerable time
since his return from California in
Strengthening out the idiosyncrasies of
number Of laws enacted by the last
legislature.
The Roberts stationary engineer law,
about which there has been 80 much
contention, the attorney general rules
is valid, although the measure Is not as
specific as 1t should be. The expenses
of the commission will be borne by
funds drawn from the general fund Of
the state treasury. The revenue accru-
ing from licenses will be placed in this
fund.
The Satin contract labor commission
bill has been declared legal.
The papers of the Canton State bank
of Canton, which was incorporated
yesterday, were filed with the secre-
tary Of state by Corwin d. Bachtel, the
cashier of the institution.
The names Of the stockholders-T in
number-are on the incorporation, and
the amount Of stock each holds Is des-
ignated. The majority of the stock
holders reside in Canton and vicinity.
AS has been stated. the articles of in
banking law of 1851, and the certificate
issued bears the signatures of Gov
ernor Nash, Auditor Guilbert and Sec
retary of State Kinney, in accordance
with the statute.
is already paid up and the individual
holdings range from $500 to $1,000
The following is list Of the
LzII ot, h1I
shares: Austin C. Brant. Corwin ID.
Bachtel (trustee). William L. Davis,
Mount H. Hasler, of Canton; Edward
sR. Held of Canal Fulton; John T. john
son of Akron; and Charles w. Somers
of Cleveland.
Austin c. Brant is the president and
the directorate is as follows: Austin C.
Brant, William L. Davis, Judson A.
Wann, William r. Zolllnger. Albert A.
Thayer, Hount H. Hasler, William
Wagner, Hiram Doll and Corwin d.
Bachtel.
one-tenth of the capital stock is pos
asesed by the directors. The incorpora-
tion papers are very voluminous.
Herman s. Chamberlain and August
Domer. first and second lieutenants
Of company c Of Canton, passed the
StdlC dhu hdSC oCSh
ted commissions.
State Mine Inspector Blddison late
yesterday afternoon made the appoint
ments: District No. l, composed Of the
counties of Hooking, Jackson, Scioto
and Vinton-inspector appointed, Ralph
M. Mason, Murray, Ohio. to succeed
Samuel Llewellyn, Coalton, Ohio, who
retires.
District No. 2, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Athens, Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs,
and Washington-inspecto appointed,
d. H. Williams, Glouster, Ohio, retain
ed. Time expires July 15, 1901.
District No. 3, composed of the coun-
ties of Muskingum, Morgan, Noble and
Perry-inspector, d. B. Wilson, term
expired and was reappointed. Served
out an upexpired term.
District No. T., composed of the coun-
ties of Monroe. Belmont, Harrison and
Jefferson-inspector, Thomas McGough,
Bridgeport, Ohio Reappointed for his
third term.
District No. 8, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Guernsey, Coshocton and Tusca-
rawas-inspector appointed, w. H.
Turner, Cambridge, Ohio.
The balance of the appointments will
probably be made on Saturday.
GEORGE T. BLAKE.