The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-25
THE DEPUTIES
WERE NAMED.
Stationary Engineers Who Will
Serve the State.
CANTON DEMOCRAT Is ONE
Pharmacists who Took tho Examination
and Are Ready to GO Behind the
Prescription Case In
Drug stores.
(Staff Specially

Columbus, May 23.-George NJ. Col
lier, who was appointed chief engineer
under the Roberts stationary engineer
law, yesterday afternoon gave out the
list of his deputies. Three of them are
Democrats and three are Republicans.
The state has been divided into six dis
tricts.
Mr.. Elmer e. Miller, a Democrat of
Canton, has been appointed deputy of
the Fifth district, which embraces these
counties: Stark, Columbiana, Mahon-
ing, Trumbull, Portage, Wayne, Ash
land, Knox, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Car
roll, Jefferson, Summit, Harrison and
Richland.
Mr.. Charles ]. Nancy, of Cleveland,
was appointed clerk, he being the only
applicant.
A. NJ. Lichlenberger, of wellsville,
who aspires to be one of the deputy
fire marshals, came to Columbus yes
terday to see the governor in the in
terests Of his candidacy, but he was
disappointed, as that official is away
on a brief respite from business in In
diana. Lichlenberger says he has
strong endorsements and thinks his
chances for the position are good.
C. B. Schaub, of Wellsville, was also
in the city, plugging" for Lichlen-
berger. The latter is a contractor and
builder.
Mr.. Sinks, the private secretary of
Governor Nash, said today that the
governor would know shortly whether
it will be possible for him to accept the
invitation rendered to him a week ago
by Mayor Robertson of Canton to at
tend and deliver an address at the cele-
bration to be held in that city on the
Fourth. The governor has partially
agreed to speak at the state soldiers
home at Sandusky, July 4th.
Among the candidates for pharma-
cists and assistant pharmacists who
have successfully passed the examina-
ton before the state board of pharmacy
are the following from eastern Ohio:
Pharmacists-James c. Bowman, Can
ton; John E. Longnecker and Mary H.
Welch, Youngstown; John A. Davis,
Alliance; Charles Z. Barman, Chilli
cothe; Elmer E. Reed, Martins Ferry;
William C. Frances, Bridgeport, and
William Ohliger. Wooster. Assistant
harmacists-William H. Gamble, East
Liverpool j. d. Ferral, Columbiana;
Homer Young, North Lawrence, Stark
county; Robert D. Hamilton, Wooster;
and Ellen b. Frease, Barberton.
Albert L. Moore, of Canton, did not
pass sufficiently high to obtain a certi-
ficate as pharmacist, but he has the
privilege of accepting a certificate as
assistant.
The annual report of John p. Jones
who retired as labor commissioner sew
eral' weeks ago, has been filed by his
successor, Hon. NJ. d. Ratchford. 1t
will be withheld from publication until
the governor approves it.
Mr.. Ratchford has not fully decided
whether or not to move mis- family from
Massillon to Columbus. He visits his
family once week.
Charles Caldwell, a former Stark
county resident, who has spent the last
20 years at Hanna, Wyoming, is the
guest Of Mr.. Ratchford. Mr.. Caldwell
is a merchant. He and Mr.. Ratchford |
were playmates in their youth and until |
this meeting had not seen each other for |
a number of years.
Senator Foaker arrived here from |
Washington yesterday TO transact le-
gal business here.
The Hassenzhal China company of |
Toledo has taken out a charter to deal |
in crockery and glassware. Capital
stock 100000.
l.. Stern Of Canton and NJ. N. Dunn
BILE Of Massillon were Columbus visitors
Tuesday. GEORGE T. BLAKE.