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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26
Delinquent Special rowa TAx Ssr The
Village efCozr GElsaA isr 1889.

Nesice h hereby given that the penalty given
below Includes interest - provided b. lAw. 10
July In, f0n. n taxes are paid beiose that time
acaact per cent frem original tax.
caineFoss, Mrs.. .. n. town ssss II and - blk
.. laas Q and % hlk II; eax eees pea. Soe.
cay. Martha, town lOt q Oik 1; tAx an; pen.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Mr. Frsd TdrbeE, Of Idaho Falls,
gard master Of Tie Cd Fellows d ths
STATE q idaho, arrived In Gear d,Alsne
last Monday, % bis annual witt 81 IN
speetIsh e the different lodges sItuated
thr0aehoat the state. NJ. TarnsF was
escorted 70 the haiI ~ MF. Geo. 9.
Thomeon, pat grand master o. the
stats. AftT the meeting was called 70
order, MF. Turner gsye the nnwEittsn
work IN m able manner. Attorney
Oscar o. stone wns thea called upon for
. few Eeuaarks. responding IN bis usual
hnppy manner, welcoming Nj. Turner
70 the city aud extending 70 him The
congratulations of the order. Mr.. Tur.
nef then spoke at length on the wcrk Of
the Lodge, rsbsrsing it In detail from
the time Of its Foundation In the city Of
Baltimore. Nd. on the e6th Of April.
1919. down 70 the present. During his
talk Mr.. Turnef took occasion 70 re-
mark on the progress and enterprise Of
the citizens Of cmur d'AIcne, who had
FeaEed 10 the space Of . few short years
Q thriving city. He also spoke Of the
gonderfui scenic beauties OF the Cnur
d'Alsns country, saying that while be
had Travelled extensively, nowhere had
sach snstural panorama been unfoided
befoDe him. Al the elose Of his ne
marks the memben adjourned in .
body 70 the Ice cream paFiors Of Mr..
Geo. @. Thomson where The ladies had
prepared substantial lunch which was
enjoyed BY MI present. The remaindeE
Of the evening was spent In social integ.
eoarse, the meeting breaking up ct 9
late hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Ragagsnsss q tAs 8aiSsa WSragrapA o..
Commencing Monday night May -
EdisOnS wAragFagh Co. viii b - the
opera house Tor two nights under the
management OF Fleming Bros. Thispro
ductien b replets with not OOly pathos
and education, but also with fun, hast
and furious. and b greeted with bursts
Of applause and merriment everywhere,
The waraerAph Co. presents everything
from comic opera 10 tnrce. and also
have Q number Of mechanical effects
never before seen. The show b full Of
novelties Of the most unique sort.
among which d Amoving picture show.
ing ten full and complete rounds Of the
ShArky Mccoy nght in every detail. In
GLIDING the knockout blow Just a.
sharky delivered Il. Another big feat
ure 10 the mechanical opera which Ia
considered 10 b The wonder Of the age,
and 10 Thoa. EdisonS latest and great
est invention. Newspapers throughout
the country endoSe the wsrAeEaph Co
10 being the best Of its k.nd on the road
Reserved seats viii 70 on sale 1t the
poseodice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

There 10 only one chance 10 save
your lie and that is through an opera.
dot" Nere the startling words heard BY
Nm. I. b. Hunt Of Lime Ridge VIA,
from her doctor after he bad valnly
tried b cnre her ola frightfal case Of
stomach trouble and yellow iaandioe.
Gall stones had formed and che con-
stantly grew worse. Then che began "a
use Electric Biteen which wholly cured
her. ltSA wonderful stomach. liver and
kidney remedy. Cures dyspepsia Lon
Of appetite. For sale By any druggist
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Geo. c. ThOmsoa visited Spokane
Wednesday.
Every saek % CUaF d'AIens o. win.
tsf Wheat GOuT ID warranted.
Father Purcell waa over from Rath-
drum Wednesday.
For shIngiaa. shakes and lumber, 80
tAs wIggsts a Empey Co.
Dr.. p. J. ScAllOn. Of Troy, yin IOeats
here Slth bis family.
Our Spring and Summer Taller Mnds
snltA. Ten dollars and up. TIE wIKEeti
4 Empey Co. /.
Prof. Cummings 10 teacAIng In The
district across The lake.
For bargains 10 shoes, inst ses oar
shoe window. Idaho Mercantile Co.
E.A. AcCaEty hes purchased Q ans
Kimball plano for hls wifa.
Doar forget when you are beaullfy.
Ing your homes that We are headQaar.
tsrs Tor well paper, palnts, oil, alabas.
tioa. eae. Ths Idaho Asgcaatlss o..
Il 10 md that Fart SAarnan win b
nnnIiy abaDdons4 about The 18Th Ol
August.
Now Is the time 70 get that new suit
you have been thinking about all spring
and the Idaho MsrcAnIila Co. D d ths
place 10 gss u a the night praos.
Mssdames MeHsnry and Copslan, Of
Harrison. spsnta few days In town dur.
Ing the week.
We ere giving - per csnt. dlcoant %
30 palm Of nsn's. womsn's and chill.
dFcna shoes. Nov Il thu tune 70 buy
your footwear. rue Idaho Mercantile
Co.
Postmaster Mnsou b charging BID
room tCr The purpose Of putting In .
stock Of drugs.
We have The 6nsst and largest line Of
ladies' shirt waists, ladies dress Skirts
ladies belts and purses In north idaho
Our prices are the lowest, Come and
go. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
James Russell has received HE ap.
palntment e. censas enumeratos for The
Hops. clAEks FOrk and KOoeenAi die
tgice.
Twenty-Five and 90 cents on the dol
Lar on meui6 ladies' and childreuS shoes
for cash. Over 100 paiEs 10 select
from. Il the wiggstt 4 Empey Co.
Tue Occur d'Aieas republican clut
rOoms will hereafter BE- open 10 mem
6en svsEy evening. Tue rooms are ID
The Sander block.
Cali for c0uE d'Alsne and WHITES
wheat Aour. Il costa no more thar
other aoaF and h far superior.
Afssr spending ssveral dAys 10 Cnul
d'Alene. DF. McKuen returned b HaT
Sison yesterday. He viii return 10 thil
place on June 9Th.
Krotssr win buy. ssll or exchang'
anything In the secsnd hand goods llne
also deala % junk, such - rubber, cor
per. brass and old est lEea.
Frank Bishop was down frou ehe q
Joe the llrss Of The week. He took I'd
vantage % ne Pass otIsr Of . dolls
year In advancs rate and became
subscriber.
second hand geods bought and col
b. Henry ErOtseg. II goa have any
thing 10 eel dive bin Q call.
We haSs gsoeivsd Of Professor A. "
Barlsigh. psinclpal Of the HaEr,eOI
scAeolA = neat program Of the graaaal
Ing exercises. which are 10 take paace q
NE evening Of June nc Tue sAiutAl
tosy Il ~ Eda I. sailA aud the sAlsdie
tory By Lala u. Kelly. Tue class
eOmpoSsd % two boys and three siFla-
Charles n. Foreman, Robert II. Gram
Lula u. Kelly. MA q. sally md Cor
.. Thompson.
| Wastsd-l0oo spFing chickens and
oar lad ef Old hena a The KAessmeys
markek cQpf d'Alsns.
| EslEAysd--Ons medlam-sised. roo
epw, with ealf. about dive or elm year
Old. no marks OF brands visible. Finds
will ibe FauArded by returning the sAm
l.. A.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Wm sssu - osassS 4 ssiaisss via


wm ssvv - es.s. 4 ssiaisss via
nlswspA
Cnder TIE auspices d A. 4. Mclaey.
nolds post. O. A. q. end he womans
Rsiief Corps ~ this plnea, Memorial
Day viii be appropriately observed
At one o'clock the members Of the
two orders and eittssns viii meet aG
Sanders hall and immsdiately- fern In
procession It the corner u Fourth and
sherman strests. The procession win
then proceed down sherman street 70
The Fort Sherman cemetery 10 the fol-
lowing order Children, led b. two
lady color bearers: members Of tie w.
r. c. @. A. Il. ard citizens, also headed
b. two lady color bearerR. Arriving at
the eemetery the members Of the post
and corps. assisted By the ehIldrsn, win
strew hOwexs over the grsyes Of the de-.
parted soldiers. These exercises win be
followed By the decoration Of . mona
ment 70 the unknown dead and the
Dag salute, in accordance with the
Fitnalltie ceremonies Of the two ordsrs.
The parade win then retnrn to the hail
and disband.
In the evening ct the opera house the
following program win BE rendered:
Music.
Inyoention. ..!.......-.............Rs v. He1gBon
heeatafio9- .....s.--".,.--..-..-.Esn Finest Duncan
keeifssAoa-. Beside Empey
Rnsigeie Music.
''ColambIs1 aGemoElal-. .rweutyaine chIlar.n
-DlAsssns a Fl0venr. Tea Ysunx Ladies
Recisaeisa Think a. IT,. 49,. stella Cummanxa
Pstriotie Musie-
Reeilzfion-'sln Memorium". .Ehdis BnhIonE
roem--EsIlen Heroes. .Rea1 b. new. o. l.
Dedenhnngh.
4. Twas worTA tAs ce.s q Biood and Team, /"
Mssy Roehe.
''nEfng Fiowe&s"- Miles @Enmiey
'..cOiumhiaS DisAagus q sanses."... rive Youns
DadieG
The nalnssae ana ne PIns.".... .Ba.a.hs
B0aghton.
A9apAnS III. q. g. oenne
Song ...-----.--.......--....-...H Arul1 HsEsweil
v0aai Music.
Benediction .-..-.....--....-. Res. Denelbansh
AT nosF FALLs.
The day viii be observed at Post
Fails under the auspices Of the local
Maccabee lodge. The procession win
form at . O'Clock q. m. At the Methodist
Episcopal church and marrh TO the
cemetery where the graves viii b dec.
Orated. The usual services win taks
place at the church at two O'Clock, p. m,
cept. james Graham, Of this place. WIN
deliver IN Grafton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26


Bicycle frames are subjected 10 dc
stguctiys Influences through vibration.
and become thereby weakened at the
joints, ualess properly protected, be-
cause the vibration extends along the
tubing toward the joints, and b concen-
trated when met By the abrupt resist.
ence OF = rigid reinforcement. This
danger 10 obviated By the use Of rein.
iorcements which distrieute the vi6ra-
ton from the tn0e 10 the reinforced
iOiuts IN = graduated manner. Aad The
vibration becomes more gradually ab'
sorbed, Almoss eliminating the DANCES
Of capitalization. Inspection Of "a
oatslds reinforcement Ut joint demon
stEates the quality Of the work. A
gusss az the kind Of brasang in . con
csaled joint h the cole reliaOcs Of
maker and must Be Of rider. Ram
blers have outside achievements. Fo'
sale q scott's agency, II SO and go.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

A cough is not . dlseaeo bit . aywp.
Ten. Ccnsumpsiou aed bronchitis.
wAlch are the most Dangerous and fatal
diseases. have Coz their arst Indication .
pssslslsat cough. aud Il properly tEsaisd
q soon - thls eough appeata are easily
cured. cAamhsglalus ceaeh nemsay
has erovsn won1srfuIly sueopssssl, aad
Ralnsd rs wide vsputAtiOu and eksen.
i've sale b ils success In curing tbs
diseases whiah oAnse ooughIas. lfR u
psg bshsaMai . WI ues spss yca > ceat
PR eAis B, any drnegisA "a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Your best teelIngs. yOur social posi'
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action Of your stomach
aud liver. Dr.. Kings New Lie Pulls
give Increased strshgtA. . keen, clear
brain, high amoitlen. AS cent boz
win rake you feel like . uew being.
Sold by any'dFuRkisl.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

To the Board OG Trustssa Of de vIllags
a. Gear d'Alsno. ko0teual County,
state Of ldaho.
We, pour committee. appOintsd "a
psSpaFe "a estimate Of The peeassary
expenses and Expenditure OF the VII
lAge of CGus d'Alsna. for the dscai yeas
commencing Nay let. 100. bet hays b
submIt The following report:
We anA ths total Income Of tha village
fog the past FISCAL rear was AbOnt 81! 40
We estimate ne ameaue Of revenus
necessary fOr cartent and bthsg On.
I>snsss end Eedsmptipn of -Oulslandine
warrants, eoe lha ascal ysae coaauaenclne
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

WIN often receive painful cutA. sprAins
OF bruises from accidents, Backlens
Arulca salvs win kill the pala and heal
the injury, ltS the cyclists friend.
Cures cAAang. ohapped Hands. Sore
Lips, Burns, Ulcers and Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only SO. Try H. Sold By
any druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26
ne Iisns AasstIsg I1ahs.

The amepdment introduced By Sena.
Tor 6houp for the estsbiishment Of .
6sh Matching and hsh culture station.
including construction Of buildings.
ponds and equipment In this state. was
embodied In the suDdry civil spprOpria-
ton bin. reported to the senate We'd
nesday. The committee, however, In.
sisted that no part Of the appropriation
Of $4,000 shAil be used for the purchase
Of site. II has been the custom for
many years In establishing Gsh hatchiag
stations 10 different parts Of the eoun.
Try 70 require donation Of the site By
the stats IN which the ash hatchery wa
located q ~ citizens.
The bill also contains the amendmentz
proposed By Senator Shonp relative %
establishment pf q branch Of the M
tiOnal home for disabled soldien On
Fort Sherman military reservation, pro.
viding that the board Of managers d
the national home for disabled eOldiess
shall inspect the buildings on said ~
srvation and grounds contained therein
and make q Fepert 20 congress &C i'd
aext session - b what additional
bulldogs, IL any, should Be erected
thereon tor the proposed branch home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

q I
Has nsss paasine nIsss nseuS chsshs. 81
was OseAssl ~ Sims II Snit
The epekeaman. Rsgiew. Of Thursday,
contains anatheF aeeonnt % the arrest
Vt Samuel CineInnatas Hsffiu, . sofnssl
resident Of this county. His bogus
checks are scattered from Portland q
Moscow. He seems 70 have become
very bold IN his sWindling operations,
The ep0kesman Rsvisw account Of biz
ARREST b ~ follows:
samuel G. HeFrin, promlnsnt In Wash.
Ington and Idaho politicsi circles snd Q
leading sttorney Of Moscow. Idaho, wns
arrested By OGiceF Stuart. He was con.
6ned for . time In the city jail, being
then liberated en- his own reeognizance.
The complaint was made By Thomas
Gninesn, pEcpfietor Of the Grand hotel,
and arose over . pFotsstpd check. The
charge 10 several mooths Old, having
been made December Q, le0o. YesteE.
day was The first time the police had
known Of HerEin being In town. He
was met BY O1scer stuart on Riverside
avenne and went to the station without
protest. He subsequently fixed matters
with Guinean and gas released.
When seen last night HeFEin was eur
priced that the subiect Of his arrest
should be mentIonsd There b moth.
Ing 70 the charge. The name I wFOts
was my own, and how can . man forgs
his owu nameP I gave 0aiaeap The
check that caused the trouble, In good
faith. and have promised him that u
would be redeemed within thirty days
That b Nh there ~ 20 It."
Pressed Cor the reason Why he should
have given . check be could not pay. h
explained n SollOws;
"Well. you see. I had been In 6pokans
several days when gave the cheek.
was staying Ht the Grand hotel, and
when came 70 pay up found that
cOuid not meet my bin. Therefore
gave the check. Nov. ] had been hav
ing . pretty big ti@e here. ] piayet
faro little TOO strong q The Owl, an
I gsve the proprietor OF that plac'
checks for various small amounts
These checks were rushed on into Mos
COW ahead Of that Of Guinean's, ana
when his wss presented there was no
enough money In ny account 20 NEE
L. It was rstnrned protested and
wns notified. I wired M. Guinesn tha
I would NEST the debt and intende'
doing %. The total amount Of all th
checks was about SitO"
The police reported that there weC
reports from the police department II
Portland Of operstions Of the sam
character there. Hotsi pBOprietOFs Wer
said 70 have been used In the same VA
there a. IN Spokane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Farm Of 10 acres. I've miles wet Of
ssWu, win water. good buildings and .
baar,ng orchard. for sale. Apply 70
nAnnyBT D. woAnAcoTT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

Tuesday Constable Moe. Of Harrison
passed through here with four Jnpanese
who were being taken 70 Jail to serve
out q ADs Of 30 and costs imposed on
them By the justice Oe the peaca. The
Japs assaulted the section foreman IN
der whom they were working and ars
said 70 have almost used him up.
About 80 persO1s attended the Meth.
Odlst birthday party In Sanders hall
Friday evening Of last week. and ths
proceeds we're 90. which b 20 Be ussd
in giving the church building much
needed coat Of paint. The social wa
given by the ladies Of the church Wbc
feel very thankful for the liberal pat
ronAge bestowed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-26

sale By any druggist
Chaplain @. G. Bateman, Of Fort
wnghl wash. will lecture on the Phi.
lpplnss, In the opera house next Friday
evening. June ist. under the anspices Of
the Presbyterian AID society. This win
afford the people Of this vicinity - op.
poVtunlty 10 hear al able lsetnrsf and
an excellent lecture. TIE chaplain. hav.
Ing but recently rstnrned from that
quarter Of the giohe. Win Be able 10 give
cone Interesting Information about the
Phllipplnss. their people. products and
prospects, Ths lecture win commence
a. e;IS sharp. general admlssiOn -
csnsa; chlldrsn under twelve. Is csnts.
-II % with . good deal ot pleasure
and satisfaction shas I recommend
Chambsslaia's Collie. Cholera and d.
ArEhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. W,
Sawtells. Of Hartford. Com. "A lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sAie In my show casa said 10 me;
'IveAlly believe that medicine saved my
life the past summer while ~ the shore.
and che became % enthusiasts over IL
merit that e. once made mp my mind
10 recommend u 10 the future. Recently
q gentleman came into my store %
overcome with colo paias that 10 sank
at oncs 70 The door. tgavs him doss
Of this remedy which helped, him.
repeated the dose aud Ia nfteen nalnsAes
he left my store smllinely intcrmine
me that he felt As well ~ ever" Sold
BY any drusg.ss. 4o
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-22

married Oct. 10. 1915 He Is in n pri
vate sonitnrium ~ Cuyahoga Falls
having been adjudged insane recently
Mrs. Manning made the affidavit
ogoinst him at the time OF the lunacy
inquest.
49,. MONEY ACTIONS.
The Second National bank has 1lcd
a petition asking Judgment against II
T. Dobsop ct nj for sii7.5o alleged tc
be due on note.
The Goodyear Rubber Company ask,
Judgment against the CONSOLIDATED
Rubber Company, for S2G301 10, al
legged TO he due on account.
GENERAL DENIAL.
William NJ. Salmons has filed an an
swer TO his wifc's petition for divorce
lie makes a general denial of all ths
allegations In her petition.
CONVICTED.
The jury i'm the case of the state ys
Joseph Palmer returned u verdict ot
guilty today. Palmer was alleged I,
Lave robbed the store of Louis Bickcl
The trial of the state vs.. Leonard VIII,
Is alleged to have been implicated il
the same affair was commenced thi,
afternoon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

DR.. A. NJ. Cole of Youngstown was
in Akron Tuesday.
Will Christy is In Cleveland today
on business.
Mr.. A. G. Mcknight was in Ravenna
Tuesday on business,
Miss Agnes Madigan left Saturday
to attend school at Ada.
Chas. Nelan, cartoonist on the New
York Herald, Is visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. Lawrence Clark of 61O East
Buchtel ave-, left Monday for n visit
with relatives In Detroit.
Mr.. G. III. Underwood of Canton was
in Akron Monday night. Mr.. Under
wood is graduate of Buchtel College.
W. G. Eberbard, of 10S Erie St, who
was kicked by horse five weeks ago,
and severely injured, is able to be out
again.
The entertainment and card party
given by the Pathfinders at G. A. r.
hall Monday evening was we'll attend
ed and enjoyable. Features Of the
program were: Piano selections, J. +.
Miller. recitation, Miss Grace Roth;
song. Russell Byers; recitation, Elva
Beardsley; violin and piano duet, Nina
France and Myrtle Lambright: read
ing, j. w. Harter, recitation, Walter
Shields; song, Cathryn Jones. Fol-
lowing the entertainment, the crowd
INDUCED in cards and dancing. Re-
freshments We're served.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-22
AM BUSHED.
Beers Captured British Squadron
Very Few Escaped.

London, May 22.--(Spl)-Thc War
office has received the following dis
patch from General Butler:
New Castle, May 22.-S a.m.--I have
received the following from General
Bethune, under today's date: While
on the march in the direction of New
Castle, yesterday, one of my squad
rons of mounted men was ambushed
by the Beers, six miles west of Wy
held, and very few escaped. Capt,
Earl Delaware was slightly wounded.
My casualties were about 66. | re.
turned to Nqutu for supplies, and
will march tonight for New Castle via
Dundee. Gen. Butler aGtls; II de-
tached Bcthune. with 800 men, from,
Dundee. on the 18th. with instructions
TO march by Wants Drift, to show his
forces in Nqutu, which ii was report
ed had been evacuated by the enemy,
preparatory to the return of the Mag
istrates. Bethune was to rejoin me at
New Castle afterwards"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-22
CONVENTION
Woman's $ Auxiliary Of the
Diocese Of Ohio.
Interesting Sessions Held at St. Paul's
Tuesday.


The Woman's Auxiliary of the Dio,
cese Of Ohio met in annual convention
at st. Pauls church in this city, Tues.
day.
Nearly 200 delegates attended the
sessions, and the following visiting
clergymen were present: Rt. Rev. w
A. Leonard, ID. D.; Rev. DR.. McGrew,
Rev. a. A. Abbott, Rev. Mr.. Allen,
Rev, Mr.. Jones and Rev. DIR. Lloyd,
all of Cleveland.
The first service was held at 1880
o'clock, at which time the Holy com
mmpiop was celebrated by Bishop w.
A, Leonard, assisted by Rev. James
III, W. Blake, Of this city.
At IL o'clock business meeting OF
the delegates was held. In the alb
sence OF Mrs. w. A. Leonard, president
Of the Association, who was detained
op account of sickness, Mrs. Robert
Rhodes, Of Cleveland, first vice pres
ident, presided. The roll call of dele
gates was conducted by Mrs. G. S.
Bates, secretary of the society.
At one o'clock dinner was served IN
the church parlors. and at the after
noon session Rev. Dr. Lloyd, of Cieve-
lnnd, delivered an address.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-22
N. 0. T. Co. Will Build
Line This Summer,
And A, & C. E. R. 7. Company
Will Shorten Its Line.
Only Delay Is Selection Of Route and
Right.of.WaY.

Mr.. !. r. Mutt, treasurer Of the
Northern Ohio Traction company, on
Tuesday, Informed Democrat report
cr that the Northern Ohio Traction
company bad decided to build line
to Barberton, but had not decided de-
dnltely MS to when the work would be-
gin, 'D43 ~ ~ y"
I'VE expect" he said, ito build the
line this summer, but have not yet
determined upon the route
Three routes have been surveyed,
and 1t Is thought that the selection of
q route will be made soon.
II Is also announced that the Barber
ton line of the A. & G. F. r. 7. COM
pany is to be shortened this summer.
President I. f. Walsh was seen ut
noon today by Democrat reporter,
and he said that the line would be
shortened at least mile. He refused
to say anything relative to the route,
or plans of shortening the line, Civ
ing as his reason the fact that the
right-of-way has not yet been secured.