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The colored American., 1901-11-16

The rem arks OF the JUROR Gra16
warden Charles II Dean at The vi its-
'lons lave leen OF such chsracter a.
TO lm prtes the brethren that he is wid
awake and full of M ssCnie information
drsL d Master TIE reII had better look tc
Ms Iaurels thGre Is another King David
cone ny.
Bro Chs rles Fl Dean al d John P.
Turner took he editor Of the Masonic
column to account at Felix Lodge last
Moi day for some ut reference.
made to them. [ wonder if Brother
iurn>r has paid his subs, riptIon. ]
am glad 10 see that they are readin,
the column.
TOO much praise cannot be given tC
Charlts ID freeman Wors hipful Mas
ter of Social Lodge for the magni ticenf
reception G ven the Grand Master anC
his grand fficels at the annual vista
tion to the Lodge On Thursday last The
occasion as Cne long to be Iemem
red, especially when compared Will
these which had pTect eded it. Deputy
Grand Master MaIvin must have beer
very proud Of his lodge.
In company wi our Le'Oved Grand
Secletaly CT ancient Craft MssonryWT-
Lam 81. MyeIs we visited Anacostis
ID G, on Sunday to pay our respect to
our d slinguished invalid, Bro Jamt Z
l.. johnson who was removed during
the past week from Emergency Hcspit
al to his home, and is now under TIE
professional care Of DIR. Powell and
Mics Sarah Shorter, a trained nurse.
who assured me that our brother was
improving as rapidly as could be ex-
pectcd from such serious injuries and
that if LothIng unfOres cen occurs, he
w ii sOCn be restored to the craft, ready
for the great dulles which awo1t him
Oar interview was leasant one, Bro.
Johnson assuring US Of his unfalterine
trust in our Supreme Grand Master
AID wts very reatfuI for the kindly
interest shown by The craft and that his
misfortune had iLdeliblY impressed
upon his mind the true value Of mason
ry in teaching the fstherh0Od of Goo
and the brotherhood Of man. Let Cul
prays still ascend that our broth er may
soon be restored to the full vigOr Of h &
manhood.
The colored American., 1901-11-16

Pas. Grand Master Mays 80 degrees
spent 8 few days ia the New jersey
jurisdiction Isstweek.
The grand yisnati0ns TO the subOrdi-
nate lodge will be completed this month
Let ev-Iy msster DO his dnty toward
his Lodge and his grand officers.
J T. Beasop, T. J. Cardozs, RObt, L.
PeudI5t0D. Fred. Henry are young men
strong, active and energetic and merit
any honor our Grand L-dge can be-
stow,
It's TO be It egTetted that the letter of
the Deputy Grand Master was neces-
sary. tail to unders and why so much
talk about what every brother knew
was untrue,
Imet Sir KUighs George s. New
man, Lewis H, WayLe and Edward
Chase, on Ea.Uday night baIefOosed
almost yet vending their wav to
give relief to Sir knight James Ken.
redy. -0.a St, NV. These are three
ofa Bnd.
We cart have too many occasions
like the recent one when Social Lodge
asseu. Id around the f, stIve board
with their l1dies We must bring the
OEgauzation in closer touch with our
wives and daughters. Hsve them pres
enJ on such occasions.
Remember the widows and orphans
Buy p ticket to assist Sister Washing
Ton. wdow Of The late Bro. John B
Washington. The entertainment at
Ityll IS Hall, 4lO D ST.. s E, Nov. IL
under the sup ryisiOn Of George 5.
Newman is for her benefit.
OaFridaY LIST Deputy Grand Master
A..v.a Witnessed the confirming Of the
hrs, degree ny Bro. Fulton of Catcher
Lodge. No. 10 Bro. MaIvin in a few
oa-l remarks, gave some sound advice
&c the lltictrs. Bro. MaIVin did some
very handsome work when this Lodge
Vas oe51g set apart.
Far Grand Master Of our jurisdictiCn
io1 The year 1902, William II. Grimshaw
AMI ~ Il. J Malvin Of Social Lodge
John Il Co.k, and John 7. Lay ton Oi
Euraka L-dge, George S Newman Of
Felix, RiChaId Il. jon e. of Wido vi
son, and Robert b. Terrell Of Prince
HaI, One only can be selected. Wht
shall (. hap
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28
Funeral of N. George Floyd.

wharton, Texas, February 2T.-The flu
grail of Mr.. n. George Floyd was solemn
'ed at the home of his sister. Mrs. NJ.
! Floyd, this morningNat 10 o'clock. Rev.
!. j. Wyndham of the Episcopal church
AIiciating. The remains were brought In
ssis morning from the plantation near Van
1eck> Vhe pallbearers were Alessrs. IL.
'aesSSrfh, w. Campbell, Il. Halves, A.
hugely. z. Taylor. Tom Brooks, r. u.
Vineyard and g. A. Harrison. The body
a beautiful metallis easket was shipped
quay, over the Southern Pacific, to
fnchburg, Va, where his dust win min
e with kindred In the family yaults at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28
marion County to Have Good Roads.

marion County to Have Good Roads.
"harton, Texas. February 27-The eoun-
Judge and county commissioners of this
'unty, under the new administration. de
'rmined at their recent quarterly meet
q to keep up the good work began by
'e county two years ago looking toward
complete system of first-class high
nsade, siXtyfoot public highways. For
rs purpose the taxpayers have come TO
sslr relief generously with a special fund,
pproximating $1,000. this year, to be in
leased next year with an additional
IN amounting TO $4,000, total. With
80 worth of road graders, $4,000 in
'sa,ns, already has the county built 100
ales of good roadways. placing the coun-
hrst In this line of the coast section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28
AGENTS WANTED.

ARE YOU A HUSTLER or a dronef 1
want an agent In every town and city In
Texas to sell life insurance for the Hart
ford Life Notes taken ut our risk pay
able October l. or cash In 90 days or on
the spot. Answer quick. W. Il. Patter.
son. Manager. Dallas, Texas s-s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MASTER COMMISSIONER SALE,-By
virtue OF an order of sale Issued out OF
inc honorable district court Nineteenth
judicial district of the State Of Texas
February. 1901. by tho clerk thereof. in
the case of the Provident National Bank
OF Waco versus the Clawson Lumber
company, A }. Caruthcrs, j.. W. Mann
ana ;. Z. olive No H2l3, and 10 me AZ
master commissioner directed and deliv.
cred, | will proceed TO sell within the
hours prescribed by law Tor shcritf's sales.
ON the first Tuesday In March, A. ID. i.,ol,
u being the 9th day of the month before
the court house door, in the town OF i.uf.
KIN, county of Angelina, the following de.
scrihed property, belonging TO the Claw
son Lumber Company, TO satisfy judg.
mcnt recovered by the Proyldent Ma
tional Bank 90 Waco against said lumber
company and said Caruthers, Mann and
Olive ON the llth day OF December 1900.
Tor the sum OF S3i,OT6. 80. together with
interest and costs of suit, viz: l. All
the lnnds belonging to the Clawson I.um-
hcr Company, consisting of about 7269
gcllnn county, Texas. =. Also the null
aud plant, about eight miles of railway,
It's supply OF merchandise and groceries.
aud all other property of every kind and
character whatsoever. belonging TO, an.
pultcnant, attached. used, or employed In
ond about the operation aud mana cement
Of said mill, II being the intention TO sell
nnu convey all property of every Kind
belonging 20 said Clawson Lumber Com,
pnny. 3, Also logging contract made
by the j, III. Bonner Timber Company TO
supply the Clawson Lumber Company
with 4O,OOO,oO0 feet OF logs. No hid Will
be received or considered unless $1,000 in
cash, or certified check for said amount
by some solvent Texas bank, shall be de.
posted with the undersigned AZ least
an hour before the sale takes place. This
Sth day OF February. 1901 w. 4. Watt,
Special Master Commissioner.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Hons.
ton and Texas Central Railroad com.
pnny viii he held Mt the general office
of the company In the city of Houston.
Harris county. Texas, at IL o'clock noon
on Monday, the LIST day OF April. 1901
and that the annual meeting Of the board
OF directors OF said company will be held
Mt the same place and on the same day
immediately after the adjournment OF the
said annual meeting of the stockholders
Il. w. Cave, Secretary. i-1-01
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETiNG--NotIcc
Is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the Galveston Houston and Northern
Railway Company viii he held Mt tho
general office OF the company In the city
of Houston, Harris comfy, Texas, nj II
O'Clock A. m. on the 26th day OF March,
1901. and that the annual meeting of the
board OF directors viii he held at the
same place and on the same day imme-
datcly after the adjournment OF said an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders. C. u.
Seger, Secretary 3-26
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28


IN CONFORMITY with resolution of the
board OF directors, the Young Mems Mu.
tua Real Estate and Building Assocla-
tlon, in process of liquidation, the follow.
Ing properties nrc offered for sale on easy
terms Sealed proposals Will hc received
until March o, 1901; the right TO reject
any or all bids reserved; perfect titles:
Block No. 30 and Ave houses fronting ON
sixth street, First ward; 80 acres adj.
joining Houston and Texas Central rail-
road. In the First ward; honsc and lot,
SO 90 feet, on Mckinney street, Third
ward; So acres adjoining Evergreen Gene.
terry and fronting 2400 feet on Galveston.
Houston aud Henderson railroad: 40 acres
on Slaughter Pei bayou. near Allen
Farm % acres In Magnolia park, front
Ing ON the bayou; q blocks, u lots, Young
Mems Addition. For further Information
call upon or address the undersigned +.
Z. Lubbock. President o. c. Drew Sec.
retnfy. 3.1-Ol
FOR SALE-Twenty one acres OF land,
with new eight room house, wind mill
aud tank situated in the town of Maria;
everything In nrst class condition. For
particulars address II. II. Gillett. Marta.
Texas I'D
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wa NTED- Position as manager for oil
miili twelve years continued experience,
IN the cotton seed business and best OF
references. Address Felix, this office. s
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

MULTIPLICATION ms cook in boarding
house or at short orders Address $3.50,
this office
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FIRST class porter, yardman, etc: willing
to do anything. Address $500. this OF.
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SITUATION WANTED-All round mnn,
coachman and experienced gardener. No,
151I Buckner street
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

LOST-one bobtailed black and tan hound
bitch. blotched brand on left side, had
Alice, the crippled daughter on collar,
also j. II. Dunn, Wheelock, Texas. | will
pay reward. u. S. Wlckes, 1918 Webster
avenue, Houston. y
LOST~-Light roam COW, muley, branded
on right hip. figure 7 on LEFT MP re-
ward II returned to Streets dairy, 81.
bIne street bridge.
LOST-Ladles plain solid gold watch,
with diamond In back; was lost between
Shearn church and 22lS Odin avenue.
Suitable reward 10 finder IL returned TO
22lS Odln avenue. Phone 500. %
5000 ROR ARREST and conviction OF the
thieves who stole my liver and white
pointer bitch. l.. X. Richardson, 26D3
Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WISH to let contract for moving about
100000 cubic yards irrigation canal work
For further Information apply to W. 7.
Eldridge. general manager Bay Prairie
Irrigation company, Lane City. Texas. >
BIDS INYITRD-Bids win be received by
the Young Mems Mutual Real Estate
ana Building association for the purchase
Of eighty shares OF Houston Gas Light
company stock: pay ~ per cent diyi-
dends annually. Bids will be received for
thirty days. The association reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids Address.
n II Lubbock. president, and %. c.
prev. secretary OF the association. 3-25
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WANTED--Place TO nurse; good white girl;
age 10 years. Address 1909 Perry avenue.
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MAN C0OK-From New Orleans wants
situation Address j. Rocas, Eagle no
tat %
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fertilizer for flowers anu
gardens; will bring best results; anal
sonable rates, New phone 1920, or ad-
lArnSs 21OI kane street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

L. w. CRAIG has removed his office TO
room 406 Kiam building. tf
s. o. COTTON a. BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjustcrs, --- Main 81. II
DIR. W. H. McElroy, dentist, over Krupp &
Tufhy's; entrance on Congress avenue. tt
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU-Ex.
perienced and bonded detectives for civil
or criminal Investigations; bonded watch
men for day or night service. Apply to
n. j. Thavonat, General Manager, 305n
Main street. BIS
VIM. n. CAMP & SON. house and sign
painting, paper hanging and kalsonlinihgc
also agent for Bayaran Lead. Phone 1851,
61C Fannin 70
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EXPERIENCED hardware man wants pc.
sitlon' city or country; Al references.
Address 3270, this office. |
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YOUNG MAN OF 81, educated. highest
references. wants position OF some kind;
not afraid Of work. Address 32ss this of
ficp.
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Fosters Local Forecasts. :.
February 2s.-Warmer.
March Threatening, -
March 2--Coeler,
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HELP WANTED.

MANrED-At once, two all around talIors,
guarantee steauy work. a. 1indler, ll5U
congress ave. 3
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ROY wants to work in ofice. Address
30 Q, this Office
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= AIDES, Use Chlchesers English sonayroyS Pills.
IN Best! safest! oniy Reliable! Take no other.
@ Buy nruEgiEt, send &C., stamps fer partie.
aars and Relef Ladies' In letter ny return MALL
ChichsStsr Chemical Co., Philads., PE.
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A MIN0LoGfST with FIVE years expert
encc as bookheepcr wishes employment;
not afraid TO work at any thing honorable
u. A., M. this office ~
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CC' nGED man cook wants position In
boarding house; private place in or out
of city Address 3257 this Office /
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COLORED BOY wants n job; good refer
cnces; in grocery store, drug store or
dry goods store. Address Johnnie II. X.
McNeal, 1919 Maple street, Second ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28

cor ORED WOMAN wants situation as
cook; best references. Call at 1908 st.
Charles take Arkansas Pass car. 2
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MANTED-Dy Allen Bros. Marlin, Texas,
registered phRfnineist gFaduatc prs.
slerred, must have good references, not
over 80 Years old, eVod salary TO the
right man: write. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28

YOUNG MAN desires a position as watch
man or helper in some office or saloon:
speaks Geraal and English. Address
4u1l% Main street, Houston ~
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A NEAT WHITE GIRL would like place
as cook; good cook: best of references;
salary SIS per month. Address 32l9 this
office y
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WANTED-By n young lady. position In
family 10 sew and assist with houscwork;
moderate salary. Address 1912, this Of
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WANTEDYrd and loading men at my
mill on the ]. and G. n. r. IT,, Oliphlnt's
Switch, Texas; l have regular monthly
pay day. Apply Mt mill and work can he
given Immediately, and will be STEADY
w e. Clint Manager 8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-28

WATCHES and clocks cleaned and re.
paired FOR soc; eyes tested and glasses
lit; also engraving done. 1909 Preston
nVenne. z
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WOULD LIKE a position ms governess,
clerk in store or II typewriter; VIII fake
n position in an office. Address Miss +.
Horton, Hearne, Texas.
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W AN lib Dung ladits'of good character
icr amateur production Interstate The
atIicai kxcahAse. rcRm y, Opera House.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

POSITION as cook or housekeeper; city
ONLY Call 1872 Congress 81.
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WAN ED--Middle aged housekcepcr; hus,
band can work IN neid: nye miles from
town. German preferred. c. W. Ran,
Columbus, Texas.
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WANFJsD-SIN boys 10 carry messages.
IeNgs Public Messenger ~. room 2JA
MAN Aiding. n
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FOR SAl.E~Cheap, one square plano and
ton avenue IS
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FINANCIAL.

r. MOSKOWITZ, Real Estate Loans and
Investments room 500 Kiam building;
have always money 10 loan on good city
property at inside prices; also mineral,
rice, timber or farm lands. Call or write
me.
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A COMPETENT young colorcd girl. age Is,
would like TO work for nice family; hon
est and willing to work. Address 1910
MaDle place.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 1850 acres OF pine and OIL land
situated right In the middle OF the oil
nclds OF Nacogdoches county lands leased
for oil all around it; price $1,000 cash
Apply TO j. Il. Mayheld, M. d., Nncog-
dochNs. TOMS.
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MANI Registered pharmacist OF good
habits, single aud not AFRAID TO work
scnd references and state salary wanted
Address III. NJ. Eichhoiz, Victoria. Texas6
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WANTED-A good house girl To walt on
table. Apply 2ii1 Dallas avenue. y
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AGRTCTLTURAL Implements, In first class
order lAvery'sl; include seeders, disc har-
Farm. What offersg Address r. A. Rob
inson. 2103 Strand. Galveston. Tex. ar
corner San Jacinto and Calhoun SITS.
Houston, Tex. =
WILL EXCHANGE any Kind ef dental
work for cattle or horse stock. Diamond
Mental Co Glt2ix Main street. *
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WANTED-The present address Of ]. Z.
Ramsey. Last heard from in COrslcana
c. Il. Goodson, Iosserand. Texas. %
s. a. ROMINES, 81. D., ID, o., osdopatnic
and hygionic doctor, suites 400 and 4ul
Mason building, fourth floor
HEPATIC is "a well known remedy for IN
digestion, constipation; splendid for liv-
or; does not grippe: harmless; zoe a bot
flo Mt all druggists. b
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
Rules For Signal
Operators.
Their Violation Means
Dismissal.
Board Talked Things Over In
Secret Session.

In executive session Saturday morn
ing the City Commissioners talked over
the service of the fire and police signal
station and resolved to enforce very
strict rules which Chairman q. l.. Nc,
Millen produced from his inside pocx.
ct
The rules require operators to be ON
time, and say that "flimsy excuses, -
such as missing cars, etc, will not
so. The provide that the operators
shall each do certain work in keep
ing the station in order. Visitors will
not be allowed in the station, Talking
over the telephone except on business
is prohibited, Three nfractions OF
the rules may be cause for dismissal
and four shall be. The 'oyer-indule
ence' in Intoxicating liquors at an,
time shall he cause for dismissal. III,
operators are TO obey all orders ot
Mechanical Engineer II. P.,Loomis
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
JAIL PLANS
Approved by State Board Of
Charities.

Mr.. f, o. Weary returned Friday
from Columbus, where he submitted
the plans for Summit county's new
jail The plans We're pronounced by
the Board of Charities as the finest
that had ever been called to their at
tention.
On the drawings the Board placed
the following endorsement:
Office Ohio Board of Charities,
Columbus, o., June 10, 1901.
These plans of Jail, submitted by
Mr.. h. o. Weary. of Akron, have been
carefully examined by the committee
of the Board of State Charities on
plans of public buildings and have
the hearty approval of said committee,
We esteem the plans worthy of spe.
clal commendation as providing for a
more absolute classification and sepa.
ration of prisoners, amply lighted and
well ventilated cells and easy and
complete control and oversight of pris
oners.
r. BRINKERHOOF,
Chairman.
JOSEPH p. BYERS. secy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
CLASS DAY.
Buchtel Seniors Prepare a Good
Program Of Exercises.

Members of the Senior class at Buch.
tel college will conduct their class day
exercises, Monday morning at $50, in
Buhtel hall. Following is the pro
gram:
Chant, Anna l.. Darling; class his
tory, Parke II. Kobe; class poem,
Grace Kellam; song, class; tablet ad-
dress, Edison NJ. Robinson; reply from
'O2, Lyle ID. Cook; class prophesy,
Emily ]. Evans; class song, Maude
Herndon.
Fair Seniors, SO wise, so brave and so
true,
For our festival rights We are
here
In our new Buchtel Hall where we
dedicate now
These illustrious names Of the
year.
May our prestige be great in these
halls when were gone,
Bringing blessings that never
shall cease,
May we always remain in the days
that will come,
The victorious class OF Naught
One.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Among Fraternal Organizations
of Buchtel College.

The young ladies of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity of Buchrel
college held their annual picnic at
Silver lake Friday afternoon aud eve
ming. Representatives from the
Wooster chapter We're also present.
I he young men of the u. A. Il, fra
tornity of the college will hold their
annual banquet at Barberton Inn.
tonight. They will so in tallyho
to Barberton.
The young ladies of the Delta Gam.
ma fraternity of the college are hold
ing their annual picnic at Silver lake
today. A number of the out of town
members OF the fraternity are pres
ent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
}Real Estate transfers.


FURNISHED by the Abstract Title,
Guarantee and Trust Co., POI S. Main
ST.
II. II. Chapman to Flora Gargett, la
square rods West Richheld, 81.
Charles r. Inman to Akron Wall
Plaster Co. 3i65O feet Arlington ST..
$i00.
Geo. B. Roberts to Hannah Klotten
5 acres Bath township, 1915.
Henry Cruise to Florence r. Reich
ard, o3la feet Euclid ave, $500,
Augusta w. Kasch TO The Ohio
Stoneware Co, 1903 feet Fountain st.
$t.00.
Harold G. Parsons to Ida NJ, Reed
so feet Maple ST., $500,
George NJ, Mong to John Mong, one
third acre Norton township. $3.50.
John II. risel to William F. Bruins
wick, 80 feet Keeney ST., $115.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-22
It May Beat the City
Yet.
Want Of Money handicaps the
Board.

The Akron Water Works Co. may
yet beat the city and escape obcdiance
OF the order that it lay mains to
North Hill.
The City Commissioners have re-
Ceived letter frof the company
asking if the Council has agreed to the
resolution that the city will guarantee
that the necessary revenue shall be
forthcoming, and whether the City
Clerk has certified that there is money
in the fund to be drawn upon.
The letter was referred to the So
lcitor. The Council has not concur
red in the resolution referred to and
the Clerk has not certified that there
is money in the fund Moreover, he
cannot so certify.
North Hill may have to wait long
while for water.