The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-13
in THE CITY.

TAX BILL CLERKS APPOINTED
Comptroller Sturgeon yesterday appointed
f0rty-flve clerks for temporary work in the
Collectors office in reviewing and comparing
the tax lists.
.DRAMSHOP HEARING-Excise Commits.
sloner seibert yesterday cited FIVE dram.
Monday and show cause why their licenses
should not be revoked. Evidence has been
procured by special officers.
RUNAWAYS SENT HOME-Claude and
Charles McDermott and Vincent Murray,
the young boys who ran away, from their
homes In Memphis, Tenn, and who were
arrsted last Sunday morning in Caronde-
let, were sent to their homes last night.
HOSPITAL FOUNDATION CONTRACT
The Board Of Public improvements will
award the contract Friday. subject to the
approval of the contractors bond by the
City Council, for laying the foundation OF
the new City Hospital. Seven proposals
were .eceived yesterday. That of the He
man Construction Company was the lowest.
WORLDS FAIR BULLETIN-The
Worlds Fair Bulletin. a journal devoted to
Worlds Fair topics and to features of the
appearance last Monday Immediately after
the announcement of the passage of the
Worlds Fair bill in Congress. The paper
IS edited by Colin NJ. selph and will soon
be issued as q weekly.
INCORPORATED-The Melsheimer Wine
and geste CAFE S GeSn a@st1sies e a Inaazea,s At SIS S ;SnS;
Recorder Of Deeds Hahn The stock con-
cent of the capital is paid in. Charles Mel
sheimer holds 2f7 shares; George Melsheimer
/; Robert Melsheimer 1 and Edward Mel
sheimer L
Ayers and Joseph T.. Ayers. by his next
friend. Mary e. Ayers, began suit yester-
theodore +. Ayers, who left an estate val.
ued at IS. 800. BY his will 81 was left to Mrs:
Ayers, and the rest of the estate was left
ST Stated seast Of e tes 6ats,1ss SON. JIG. joseph ganeI Il IS s al i
a will.
TO INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK
At a special meeting of the Board of Dr.
rectors of the Missouri Trust Company yes
the stockholders Of the company to vote
upon q proposition to increase the capital
stock from $780, 600 to an amount not to ex-
coed 100000, and to transact, such other
business as may properly be brought be-
fore the meeting.
OFFICE MEMS NoM1NAT1oNs.The
Office Mems Club for the year were made
last night: President. Judge Shepard. Bar
clay and RSbeTs Ps asSla vice cs president
[AooS1l y. ShooieI, SECRETARY. NneseSt
t naa Ferd L. G an Executive suati
Committees Bienenstok,, E. A. Ekstro-
j. A. Bartlett, Jr.: w. H. CLANCY
and D. C. Smith.
WILL OF FREDERICK sANwALD-
Frederick Sanwald, by his will. filed for
yesterday. left property at Nos.
and 923 Market street and Nos. 2739 and
1884 Laclede avenue and three lots on
avenue between Shenandoah ave- |
nue. and Sidney street to his daughter. Ber-
his wife be supported out of the in
Of the property and that none of the
property be sold until his daugh- |
ter becomes 80 years OLD.
ORPHANS AID SOCIETY-The regular !
monthly meeting of the St. Louis German !
Protestant Orphans Aid Society was held |
last night at room No. $50 Imperial build
ing, southeast corner Tenth and Pine
streets. President Ernst W. Moeller pre-
SIDED and Herman c. Brakeman acted as
secretary. The following were proposed for
n embership n unanimously accepted:
FL. Tigges. julius G. Holman, the Rever-
End Herman WOLF. John Mast, Mrs. Julia
TN. Louis schnell, J. NJ. Friedrich. j. II.
Sewing, Reverend Jctn Boltzer. Adam phi.
.fenstein, Fred w. Brand, e. F. Marienau
and Henry Luecke. A. NJ. Buschmann,
trea surer, reported receipts at 500. A vote
thanks was extende to all members of
the society, friends of the Orphans Home.
N st. Charles Rock road. the press and the
public in general for their aid and support
IL the concert on February IA last.