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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-28
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
The Market Master Gives Some
Timely Advice.
STREET COMMISSIONERS REP RI
Shows Many Permanent improvements
in Return for Expenditures OF the
Money OF the City

The yarlous committees OF the city com.
ell have now under consideration the an.
nuel reports Of the various heads OF tho
city's oniclal departments While Tho ma.
jcrity Of these reports have been published
In The Post there remain two or three OF
much public interest
The condition Of the streets can not but
attract attention to the annual review OF
the street ard bridge department us set
out IN the report Of street Commissioners
Brennan. He covers his eight months Of
service as follows:
hrg &C. submit herewith my annual re-.
port Of work etc, FOR the wear igdl i,
win br observed that ihc total amount
expended iur all purposes amounts Ia
Sio.3Sb..n. FROM which amount this depart
mcnt Is due credit from its budgci Nl
loWanvc of the following amounts. account
OF same being permanent improvement aud
not ehargcablu to said budget 30 Wit;
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NEW OFFICIALS NAMED.

New Heads Of Departments Tor the Street
Railway Company
The street railway company has two
now officers st the hcad Of twh OF It's do.
nartmcnts Mr. W. H. Tucker, former
assistant secretary aud treasurer was yes.
tcrdav advanced 20 tho ofacc Of supern.
tcndcnt with entire charge Of Transports
ton, ana Mr. G. II. Bvrnc succeeds to the
position vacated by Mr. Tucker Roth III
tnesc gentlemen hive hccn Ia the EMPLOY
oi tho Stouc- Webster syndicate aud are ev.
places high value OH their services an
The WON these gentlemen have In hand Is i
guarantee of the company'S promise TO civ
the Snuth
Mr Tucker came to Houston from Co.
iumous. Ga. ovcr y year ago MIR Rvrnr
looking after thc Boston syndicato's prop
erty IN that city
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plates extensive street improvements ana
tho officials are seeking pointers From
Dallas
Tho visitors agreed that Houston has tn
hrghtrst future of nnr city Ia the state
Tho only protest they offered was aguinst
the wnlklug ability " City Engineer Dor.
maui, who they Insisted covered territory
% pace they could not maintain. nn1
they were thoroughly TIRED ont last night
when their Inspecting tour came TO an
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HORSE SHOW MEETING.
T'ans fer Pertecting the Oruanizston
Were Discussed.

Were Discussed.
mere WAS q large attendance Of those
interested in tho success of tho IIoustop
horse SHOW and Driving ASSOCIATION NJ The
meeting IN ih" Elss' club roou,s last niahf
ne n"ance committee reported Thar with.
ou' any EFFORT whatever Si20o worth OF
STOCK had been subscribed for and hy SAT.
urdny they expected the entire amount of
'ns stock, $1,000, To- ho subscribed.
Nothlhs was done LAST night except To
ulscuSS plans for the future The follow.
tuS were added 10 the committee on chur.
yer and bylaws; Mr.. II. X Payne Mr. !
- LllirntHl and Mr. T. NJ. Johnston. IL
was decided that committees on grounds.
awards, advertising aud entertainment
should he provided for
hr!ouS places wore suggested for hold.
ing the April SHOW, the hall park, Ilar-
rMhurg road track ana Auditorium were
all mentioned. The gentlemen present were
enthusiastic In their forecast Of the sue.
cess of the show.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call
OF the president
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street COMMISSIONS

The tabulated statistics show the total
expenses OF this department for the fiscal
year Of 1901 1902 ending December 81, 1pu2,
was S45,SsG -. The list Of permanent i'm.
provcments to such as grnvcling streets.
flooring bridges hlling and grading shows
Il total of S247.742 The inventory NJ ma
tcriul, tools and stock oil hand foots mp
$4S.k 30
The mayors message recommends bud
get allowance to this department OF Si1,.
SS9.
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Nem Ordinanc.s-

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- I'm Oli- ',, requested ana "nich
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ess,.,s. ~ "''v' 'pp'op''' ions
M s,,ss, ,n Ir ' Os''' .'su's' % II.
.,1,s, :, ,sa 49,. '-'' 20 '',e.,e money
gn rs ,',, go. ,5 I'm u1''y rem T.
p,,y,, ~ ~. assessor ana collector.
,ntss coma ,q''' % PROCEDURE '0r 'Ae
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ITEMS

Special nUi permanent improve.
mcWS, consisting Of one nile
driycr hammer and fixtures
building new driver, now street
sweeper two ears of rock Tor
police station ................. Si.o3I 50
Exhibit .....-..,.. ........... 2.4fF ~
Arcoupt' reimbursed city from
street railway company ANA
from sal" OF stock wagons, etc 08a ~
Total amount not churgeahle.. ii19 ~
This leaves the amount drawn
from the city ...: .........-..... H,2oT 10
Same being less than budget al.
luwaucC hy Observation-Disclosures. O. S.gl 10
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RENfARkS

sary work has been lcft by reason ~ tho
reduction ~ the allotted allowance which
Is greatly deplorcd 10y mysof rs well as a
great number Of citizens who have been
deprived Of relief
have also been hammered iu tho seler-
ton nj employees, all uf which continuing
has made the work N this department less
efficient and satisfactory than the two pre-.
cediug years.
win the present condition Of the streets
aud The work made necessary hy amount
Of Traffic over al our dirt rnudS. I would
ask that your honorable body appropriate
as much az possible for the year 1903 aud
believe that $4,000 Is the least sum that
could bc used to eNpend to give Immediate
relief Respectfully submitted,
Matt brennan.
Street Commissioners
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plaoed Under Bond.

lack Kennedy. j.. WAS arralgned he
fore Justice Matthews yesterday on the
charge ~ assault to murder ana bound
over 10 await the action of ne grand jury
rhc alleged assault j. said % nave hcfn
committed IN tlBc Ffih ward q, h"i,oAs
rirbt al latef hour and u said - nav
neon Tho drawing - pistol on Dnlcef
Wharton by young Kennedy
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orElcERs lNsTALLEp.
Knights Of Pytbas Enjoyed a Social
Evening After Work

knights OF FyIUIab -TIOJVu
Evening After Work
San Jacnto lodge No. 300. knights OF
pythlas. installed officers last night ri
ihcir hall on Main ana Prairie streets
The following IS the list: Chancellor com
mander, T. g. Seaman vice chancellor
Carl Chimcne prelste, W p. Souza; master
Of WORT. II. {. McIlver; keeper OF records
nnd seal. II c. Marsch. master NJ arms
T. a Gcrstemnnn. master OF nuancc Il
H. Patterson; master of eXchcquer, ono
Tnuh. inner guard. T. r. Hogan opiel
guard r. A. Gerstcmauu. trustee, Johu
lvey: grant representative, otto ianp-
Rofreshments were served after the eNer
cises The Attendance ~ members was
very large.
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Case Continued.

The casn of james r Weed ami Jamcs
u frczcvant asutust The Rcnumcn, sara.
ioga oil aud Pipe llno ct nj. which Was sat
for yesterday on hearing for II tpmporary
INJUNCTION before Judge charles = Ashc OK
the Eleventh civil district court. WAS post
p"ncd until February ., lp1 pouiing u set.
tement The attorneys expect to adjust
the differences between the parties.
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ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.
Members OF Cumberland Presbyterian
Church VIII Hear Reports.

The annual meeting and social Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church viii he
held tonight. beginning at T:3O. Reports
of the past year work viii he read ana
outlines given for the new year Thcs"
reports viii De made al the church aud
upon adjournment the congregation VIII
sI,end q while In a social way M the rest
aance of Mr. and Mrs ". /. Williamson,
SuT Jefferson avenue. near the corner OF
Milan. Members and friends are cordially
invited
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WRONGLY Accused.

clifton Wood was released from IN,
charge Of stealing diamond brooch from
Minerva Wells hv Justice Matthews veg
tcrday. The Jewel WINS found I'm lar or
molasscs aud had never been Ia Wool
possession.
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WHY my A PIANoLAr

Because any person can play the piano
Delightfully."- with St., Padcrewski aud Hon
man. musicians and music lovers overg
where use ard iscommoud them, VII a.
Matku Music co. T.. T. Christophrr, Hous
ton representative. I'll Bluz building. ID
phone D40. new phone II.
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Awaiting Report.

The only portion OF the report now neces.
snry to the completion VI the work is the
carefully prepared instructions for the in
stailation Of the new system. This docu-
mcnt Is expected In few days and goes
into detail IN setting forth the reasons FOR
the new ordinances, shows the workings Of
the system aud advises on all similar
points.
The forms for the new blanks and rec.
ords are now prepared and all will 60 to
the council next Monday.
There IS but little TO indicate m imme.
diate curtaiiiug Of the number Of clerks
IN the Offices and but fow changes. IL any.
nre anticipated prior to the adoption Of
the new charter.
The proposed ordinances work the great.
cst change in the methods OF the corpora.
zion court
All funds are centercd IN the hands Of
the assessor and collector and the ordinance
provides that the mayor may ndyertlse for
bids for interest on city deposits and the
bark making the best bid is TO he the
custodian of the city funds
What the council win do with the recon-.
nIendations remains to he seen.
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0n4yln uARrM."

The decentralization ~ David Harum
which ms cen fudlR- 50 much falfr anl
which Ia 10 be seen ~ me opera y.
vory cieverly arranged ~ conrs'' haiA"
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,.rnent is addressed to the naN"r
y council's committees on records
,slo.ins statement Introduces tha
.ltsuons'
a,lsyt n section ? Of the agreement
tga With the city Of Houston
prpared and submit herewith
no ordlnauces necessary to be cit
IA order that the proposed system
@utn, may bc properly Installed
.st,d. also two amendments to tn .
new charter, which amendments
t.sa adopted
,gat ordinances which should be
ID and the amendments suggested
nYas OF firms installing. repairing
,adng electrical work should maka
&, application and pay inspection fees
lAsace.
RqublIg the chief " police to pay
! (. saes and costs collected to tn
IL tie corporation court and to max
b. 90 al processes issued hy the COZ.
sil court; also requiring the clerk q,
superstition court to make daily re-
4 he city auditor aud TO remit an
,dars to the city assessor aud co..
~
ReaulnnE that persons liable to Occur
Ia tai exhibit license or tax receipts
D, assessor aud collector or the police
sesal Inspector when SO requested.
Rs.airins Survey fees TO pe paid TO rle
iSsssor and collector,
CAiuslng the ordnance relating TO tn
= department. to cuuform with titles
le,d 10 TIE cts charter OF 1897 aul
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beg To thank friends aud unighbors Tor
THEIR aid and sympathy during mv late
wifcs illness Herman SchillnE
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Whcn DislasN inYldos fle Wstcm dolay
becomes dangerous Dr. Rurkhari's Vogc.
table Compound restores 30 perfect health.
II cures kidney. Liver and stomach All
Appetite. Bad Taste IN ihs Mouth, Head
nche. Dizziness ana Rheumatism. Ton
days treatment free Al druggists. DIR.
". $. BURKHARp. Cincinnati, ohio.
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Mrs. r. Wright. of 0elwein.
Iowa, is another ore OF the
million women who have been
restored TO health by Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
A Young New York Lady Tells
of "a Wonderful Cure:
MY trouble was with the ovaries |,
I am tall and the doc said | grew
too fast for my strcnA ~ ! suffered
dreadfully from inflammation aud
doctored continually but got no help.
! suffered from terrible dragging sen
sations with the most awful pains low
down in the side RndPains in the back
and the most aEpni2ing headaches.
No one knows what | endured Often
] WAS sick 10 the stomach. and every
little while would he too sick 70 20
20 work. for three or four days; work
in large store and ! suppose stand
ing on my feet al day made me worse
At the suggestion OF a friend ot
my mothers began TO take Lydia
H.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and il Is Simply wonderful.
| felt better after the first two or three
doses IL seemed 40 though a weight
was taken OIL my shoulders; I con-
tinucd it's use until now can truth
fully say am entirely cured. Young
girls who are always paying doctors
bills without getting any help as | did
ought 70 take your medicine. 10
costs so much less, and it is sure to
cure them, Yours truly, ADELArps
-
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ussnns = Sells, the certified
''f' = wiIl soou be comoleted'
y a,,,,nn cf their task th't re-
sli Y. Installation OF a new system
4 .i : " and renovation OF tn
's'', ',snle,ed 10 the various Depart
M d,y government
Z :, NJ Scnday thcy viii have completed
~ a 70 the city council shVul !
e',,.,,lui,ndations be adopted a"d
'- IN be Is not doubted every
X 4, etntcd form and a majority OF
- now 10 usc ia the departments
-.,nr altered aud new methods
,,,ept In ain the Offices iron
~ .,loo court To the city treasurer.
lpstailnrnt Of the accountants
= ,sr,d yesterday It is au out
.sr ordinances aud amendments
. s.alnauccs tuat Will bc uccessarr
Establishment Of the new method :.
tsllg 200 closely written pages ami
Y. .,me radical changes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-02
POLICE AND FIREMEN
WILL MARCH IN PARADE
Commissioners Order the Annual In
spection to Take Place on
November 4.

At 1 o'clock this afternoon the Com
missioners issued their orders concern
ing the annual parade of the Police and
Fire Departments. The orders follow:
by direction of the Honorable Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia,
the annual parade of the Police and Fire
Departments VIII take place on Wednes-
day, November 4. 1903. at 3 o'clock p. m.
Tine parade viii be reviewed by the
Honorable Commissioners and their dis
tinguished guests from a stand on Penn
sylvsnia Avenue at the north of the
White House grounds.
The line Of march will be along Penn
sylvania Avenue from Ninteenth Street,
east to Fifteenth Street, south to Penn
syIvania Avenue the north side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue t. First Street
northwest. where the police force will
be reviewed by the Major and Superin-
tendent. countermarch, and be dis
missed"
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COURT RECORD.

Equity Court No 2-Justice Could
Ashton vs.. Lee; sale by trustee ratified
nisi. Padgett VS.. Ps-sSett; leave 10 file
without deposit FOR costs granted.
lands We Horn; sale by trustee rati-
fed nlsi Rockwell vs.. Earnshaw; sale
by trustee ratified finally. In re Mary
=. Rhodes; Mary +. Rhodes discharged
as a lunafic
Circuit Court. No. 1-Justice Barnard
-Altemus vs.. HOwison; on trial
Circuit Court. No. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh-(fraves vs.. Evans; on trial
Criminal Court. No. 1-Pustice Pritch-
ard-United States VS. Jacob Cohen:
grand larceny: recoguizance: $500 taken
with James II. Wiuslow surety United
States vs.. Paul Colin; housebreaking, on
trial
Probate Court. Justice Barnard-Es-
tate Of George +. Appleby: petition for
probate Of VIII fled. Estate OF Eweu a.
Dick; viii, dated May q. 1891 flied with
petition for probate. Estate OF Nary r
L. Radford; petition for probate CT will
hled. Estate or Lucy Jackson: renuncl-
alton OK Betsy crawford as execufrix.
and petition for letters OF administration
ct. a. fled.
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EVANSVILLE NOTES.

EVANSVILLE. Nd. Nov 2.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the town
council was held Saturday night. all
being present except Councilman Charles
Il Welsh. OF the Third ward The re-
port OF the treasurer showed receipts
OF S4,S17.s3; expenditures. S4.ST0.S3. leav-
ing a balance IN the treasury OF 1856.
The report Of the inspector of plumbing
showed that 1872 houses were using pub
lie water The report Of the bailin
brought up a resolution. which was
adopted. requesting all the justices Of
the peace OF the town TO be present at
the next meeting TO give information
concerning the collection of fines.
The road committee reported details
OF work done on Maryland Ralston
and Sherman Avenues. and asked for
authority to make repairs on GIy. Wine
and Columbia Avenues, which was grant
ed. On petition OF DR.. Bradshaw, Gar
field Avenue was included in the
schedule.
z. H. Benjamin, superintendent Of the
Riverdale Improvement Company. was
present and asked permission to conect
a number OF houses IN Rlverdale. ada
cent to Maryland Avenue in HyattsvtlIe.
with the water service without expense
70 the town council. and Offering TO pay
schedule rates FOR the use Of public Wa
ter. Councilmen expressed opposition to
the proposition and the permission was
not granted.
Through Councilman Fainter the fire
department offered the use Of its hail
free Of charge for the meetings OF the
council
10 the election tomorrow the present
indications In this end OF the county are
rather favorable to the Democrats The
disanecfion in that party IS inconsider-
able and appears 10 be directed against
the county ticket, excepting the candl-
dates for the Legislature. The candi-
dacy Of RayneF for the United States
Senate wiz undoubtedly hold IN line for
the legislative ticket a number who 9TH
erWise would either vote against the
whole county ticket or stay away from
the polls. On the other hand, many Re
publicans say they will vote for the
Democratic candidate Tor the LeRisla-
ture IN order 10 take no chances in try
ing 20 defeat McComas for reelection
The official ballot contains fOTty-nine
names and II will take careful instruc-
ton 10 enable an illiterate voter to mark
II satisfactorily.
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AMERICAN ICE MAKES
SIGNIFICANT ADVANCE
Stock Controlled by Tammany Proves
Index to Feeling on Tomor-
rows Election.

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-The stock mar
ket was marked this morning by pre-
holiday duIness- The tone was gen
orally strong. Advances. however. were
only fractional as a rule.
Wabash preferred showed decided
strength Northwestern recovered / per
cent loss. Jersey Central onened 1 Per
cent lower. Amalgamated Copper ruled
steady. Pressed Steel Car advanced a
point. and iron and steel stocks were
generally firmer.
American Ice issues were aggressively
strong on reports of progress in i'm
proving the finances of the company
The preferred advanced nearly per
cent and the common a.
The local traction group was manipu-
lated on lines in accordance with the
betting odds on the city election.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose IA per
cent.
Government bonds unchanged Rail
road bonds steady.
The market opened quiet and steady.
New York Central gained y on 100
share SALE Atchison, wabash pre-
ferred and Missouri Pacific were nrIn
al 3 higher. St Paul. Copper. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. and Steel preferred
lost Is Sugar rose q
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Q Street northwest. between Ninth
and Tenth Streets-George w. Evans
ct al, trustees, to Henry c. Vance, lot
l67 and part lot 16S. square 365. So. 600
Fifteenth and A Streets northeast
Isabella w. Ashford to Kennedy q
Davis Cor lots g 10 IS. square 1069, $40.
Sarah A. Middledith ct al TO William
n. Flanders and George =. Webb, ad-
ministrators, lot 3. square 1245, $40
William n. Flanders ct al, admins
traitors. convey same property to Mary
A. Wise, and Jennie l. Dugan, $40.
La4lgdOn Park-Ira j. Baker ct Tx to
Elmer Avery lot II and part lot 10.
Mount Pleasant-Charles w. King.
1r. ct uX. TO Florence Y. Creamer, lot
University Heights - BEDFORD W..
Walker Ell al, trustees, to J. Henry
Brooks. administrator, lot g. block Z
500 same 10 Harry Barton and w
and part lot IS. block Is, $500 Same 10
same. lot :. block 10. $500.
NJ University hive Heightts-Redford w.
tees, TO Harry Barton and w Henry
Walker, trustees, lot 3 block IS, $500
University Heights = BEDFORD W.
Walker and j. Henry Brooks. trustees.
TO same. lots and 4, block 70. $500.
Eleventh Street northwest, between G
and II EtreetS-American Security and
Trust Company et al, trustees. to ].
Henry Wurdemnn, parts original lots
II and u, square $40, $i2 600.
University Heights-Harry Barton ct
al, trustees, to David H Oertly. lots
80 70 %. block s, $l,1O- Same to Cor
ncliUs =. and Catherine A. Judge. lots
81. S. 50. block s. $50
i4l0 Sixth Street northwest-John T.
keaa 10 Florence =. Clark and George
44s. $40
Trinidad-Edwin L. Wilson to Clarence
Z. Norment,- lots -. IA. Is. block 13 SO
EcEington-Emilie c. Riley 10 Real Es-
tate and Improvement Cornnarzy LOT %
block 3, s., 500.
Columbia Heights-Franklin T. Sanner
ct uN- 10 Mary Lillian Stadden, lot e.,
block IS, So
40S e Street northeast-Janes c. Jones
ct ux, to Edward A. Muir. lot 40, square
sl2. $40.
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YEARLY C0NCLAVE OF
LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS

The convention Of Sunday schools OF
the District Or Columbia win hold its
first session tiqight at 7:30 O'Clock, in
the First CONGREGATIONAL Chur IN. Tenth
and @ Streets northwest
Representative from all the Sunday
schools Of the District. except the Ro-
man Catholic. viii be present. Sessions
viii also be held tomorrow and Wed
nesday.
The program for tonight's meeting is
as follows. W. MILAN. president Of the
association, presiding; service OF song,
Percy > Foster, director II. L. Amiss,
organlst; devotional services, the Rev
S. ~. Newman. -. D.. address, the Hon
II. u a. mcfarland. president Board
% Commissioners District o. Column
biai presidents address. w. ". MILAN.
Offering; solo. Elizabeta Wahly; address
lhe Blble; WHAT IT is. and It's In
nuence 10 the World the Rev & r
WlEDlgier. prayer and benedictlon, the
Rcy DR.. j. j Muir
The second session VII be held tomor-
rev az 2-t0 p. IA
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CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The following concerns have fled ar
ticles of Incorporation IN the office of
the Recorder OF Deeds
The Leatherwood oil Company: capt.
tai stock 500 900; incorporat0rs James A
Black. Eugene SchoOley. James r. Por-
ter, all of the District OF Col, mbia and
Ernest Pattrell and George II. Meiley.
both Of Lima, Ohio
The Armstrong Stock Farm Company /.
capital stock $4,000; incorpora tors.
James A. Black. Eugene Schooley, James
r. Porter, Elmer Armstrong and Al
bion e Best
The Original OLD Glory Mmical and
Literary Society. The incorporl tors are
William Flood. Arthur Davis, Horace
Barnes, and Thomas Henson.