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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
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PlERZ

June 6.-The village schools closed
for the long vacation Friday.
Frank Faust IL taking q health trip
through the northern part of the state
this week.
Jos. Meyer commenced digging q
cellar for his new house on the lot op.
posite Hubert Bares residence
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs E. Fl. Kerk-
hoff, of Ada. last week, son
Jos. Piene's house. burned down
Thursday night. He was insured in
the Continental, $500 on the house and
500 on furniture and 800 on the
windmill. which was all DESTROYED
py fire that night. The adjuster and
Agent Thlelen drove there Wednesday
and paid him the full amount.
Peter L. Poster has nearly com.
pleted digging the cellar for his new
house and will soon commence the
mason work.
On May 10th the town board of
Pierz met at the G. B. Buchanan farm
to let some road jobs. Bids were re-
cieved to build two bridges with the
town furnishing all material. The
lowest bid was $50. All the bids were
rejected. Then the board had them
built by day labor and they came tc
$22.
Frank Ruff Of Rice is paying Pierz
a visit this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Otrem.
ba. of South Pierz, q son.
Girtz & Lochner got the contract te
make a ditch 4 feet wide and one fool
deep on each side Of the An1ermeie,
corduroy 115 rods long. and put the
hearth on said corduroy for 500. They
also got the contract to cover the cor.
du1oy, IS rods long on the Cranberry
slough with IL inches of ground and
build little bridge on same for $26.
Ignaz Pella got the contract to cover
the corduroy 80 rods between Section
Is and SO with IL inches of groI,ni
and put in bridge for $46. so. Val
Schraut got the contract to makes
ditch on each side of the Willie Mev.
er corduroy 26 rods long and put in
ID foot bridge for $50. All nlateria]
for building the bridges will be fur
nished by the town.
| On June 10 three rural routes are K
start from here and no carriers has al
yet been appointed. Only one Of thu
eight that made examinations has re.
ceived q notice. and he did not pass.
| Miss Laura Boyer closed her school
In Lastrup last Friday.
Frank A. Otremba of South Pisrz If
building q new house and barn on hif
farm. ---- --
John Heach is employed at Henry
Wuellner's In Aeram, where he il
supervising the building of a large
bsrn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
GREEN PRAIRIE

June 6.-Miss Elsie Edden was the
guest OF Misses Regina and Julia Eek.
erson Sunday afternoon:
Mr. and Mrs. X. Eckerson and little
son Dewey were visitors at NJ. schlax's
Sunday. ~~~
Miss Jessie Neiu visited friends in
Little Falls Thursady. 49,
George Gedney and Mike Buthlor-
gues of Little Falls were the guests Of
Harry Peters Saturday and Sunday.
The Green Prairie team plaved the
Ausland team Sunday, tho score being
10 to 1yin favor of the home team.
Miss Mary Kull visited at Mr.. Har.
lander's Sunday.
Chas. Anderson visited at MI. Eek.
erson's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Gedney visited Mira. n.
aedney OF Little Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas of Clough
visited their daughter. Mrs.. Sidney
Swindell Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Mary Anderson
were the guests Of Pearl Eckerson and
Minnie Lait0re Sunday.
Harry Peters and James Henderson
were the guests of David Swanson
Sunday.
Rueben Anderson was the guest Of
Chas Anderson Sunday evening.
M: schlax has purchased fine
windmill.
John Rassier of Little Falls was q
business visitor on the Prairie Sun.
day.
J. Walin visited at Nj. Anderson ,.
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. P.
Anderson attended church at Darling
Sunday.
Mics Regina Eckerson closed q very
successful term Of school at Little Ell
Friday.
Among the Little Falls visitors Sat.
urday were VIM. Edden. Ed. Gam.
mon. A. Anderson and August Kos.
kie.
Miss Regina Eckerson accompanied
by Miss Laura Matteson of Little ELI
attended the graduating exercises al
Little Falls Friday.
August Koekie and David Swanson
visited at Darling this week.
James Henderson left for Dakota
Thursday, where he will join hif
father and sister.
NV. Berg of Little Falls was q
business visitor on the Prairie Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Harlander purchased q team Of
horses from Mr.. Corbin of Little
Falls last week.
The Green Prairie. ball. team, which
defeated the Aueland ball team ''by
chance at Fl. Ripey some time ago,
again defeated them ''by chance
score 10 to 10. K
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
Get the Habit.
USE GOLD BAR FLOUR,
FlENSBURG

June 7.-Martin Wojechowski and
daughter are on the sicK list.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnowski and Mr..
and Mrs John Held visited at Mort b
Prairie last week.
John Perovetz was at Ledoux Sun
day.
School cloeed here Friday. The
teacher. Miss Rose Wilkowski. re.
turned to her home at Perham Satur.
day.
visiting his mother the first of the
week.
Rev. Wippich was at the Fall.
Wednesday.
Mrs. M yere has gone to Beardsley
to visit her daughter.
julius Schrieber Of Little Falls wa
visiting at Martin Wojechowski'
Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
BUCHANAN

June 6.-Miss Lena Dengel and
Maggie Poster returned to Little Falls
Saturday.
Patulina Beka returned from Little
Falls Saturday.
CarlP Kapsner of Pierz visited rela-
tives here Thursday.
Frank Kandl of Agram visited here
Thursday.
Florian Meyer has commenced on
the sidewalk on Church Hill street.
Frank keenan, of Graham visited
here Sunday.
Mrs. Beka and daughter Mary left
for st. Cloud Monday.
Annie Denzen returned to Little
Falls Monday.
Henry and Mary Terhaar of Pierz
visited here Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
Dr. 4. ". chase's Ointment,
RIPLEY

June7. Miss Augusta ne Dugas and
Charles Heroux were married Tues.
urday at the French Catholic church
OF Belle Prairie. Rev. Garresud
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Boisjoli of
North Dakota spent last week here
with friends and relatives and thew
started Monday to 60 back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dugas of this
place started Saturday to 60 to
White Earth.
Those who attended church in Belle
Prairie Sunday were David Gaboury.
with his daughter Louise and son
David, Mrs. John Odette, with two
sons, Albany and Wilfred, Geo. Pusc
and Miss Sophia Pusc.
The program in the school of Dist.
66 was we'll attended It was repeat
ed at II O'Clock last Friday.
9ong-Sunshine and Rain The School
Recitation--The Case Rose Dcuccetre
Sone-Stay in Your Own Back Yard
By Four Girls.
Dialog-The May Day Party
By Louisa Gaboury. Milla Kastner,
August kronbeck, Marta BrylI, Rose
Bruly. Axle Nelson, Fred Klar, Leo
Pusc, Hans Kronbeck, Willie Gaboury,
and Herman Lutzke.
Song-2O Frogs School
Recitation-When Mr.. Jones
BY Fred Khlar
Dialog-Mother Goose Party
David Gaboury was King Cole.
Frank Lutzke was Jake Horner, Rose
Bruly was Miss Muffet, Mike Bryll
was q man who went wife to buv
and MAJ tina Bryll was his wife, Fred
9aboury was Hot CROSS bun man,
Milja Kaatner was an old woman that
lived in a shoe, Hulda Kronbeck waf
Little Bo.peep, Louisa 9aboury was
Mother HUBBARD, Cora Gaboury val
Mistress Mary and August Kronbech
was Old Mother Goose
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
SNVANxlLLE

June 6:-Mrs. Chas. Glantx Of Sank
Center visited her parents Mr.. and
Mr.. ]. p. Stith Monday and Tuesday.
Swanville will celebrate the glorious
Fourth Of July In first class style this
year. More money has been donated
than ever before. An effort is being
made to get the Morris Indian bind
and ball team to play the local team.
Hon. J. F. Locke OF Long Prairie
viii be speaker Of the day. The new
Century bane will furnish music
through the day and grand indus.
trial parade will be given at 10 q.
M: Prepare to celebrate at SVEN
vile.
Twenty-Five people went to- Duluth
on the excursion Wednesday. Among
them were W. Fl. Cox, VIM. Seims,
and wives, Bertha Long, John Long
and John Blais and wife.
A. S. Strauss and wife drove over
from Long Prairie and went on the
Duluth excursion.
Chas. Gates, representing Wyman,
Partridge & Co., Minneapolis, was in
town last week selling our merchants
goods
The bakery has opened ice cream
parlors.
The Misses Youngdahll's have rented
the Glantz building and will open q
store in the near future.
A J. Hunt was Little Falls visitor
Saturday.
VIM. venners of Little Falls was
here selling his banner line of cigars
Tuesday. the Belle of swanviIle.
DR.. Corrigan is enjoying visit from
III is ~
Canada.
The Ladies' Social Circle will give
q lawn SOCIAL on the park Friday even
ing;
rapidly under Prof. Folsom's leader.
ship.
Peter Blair left for Montana Tues
day where he will buy land.
Mrs. Asmus left for her home at
Marehaltown, low, after a few weeks
stay here with relatives and friends.
Saturday was market day and q large
crowd of people were in town despite
the wet weather.
VIM. Thompson of Little Falls was
visiting here.
Our schools closed Friday for q
three months vacation.
Clyde Wllke departed for Grey Eagle
we're he vii work in a bank and Miss
Cornell went to Luverne to visit rela-
tives.
Our crack base ball team went to
Grey Eagle decoration day and were
beaten after hard fought battle, al.
though 1t took eleven innings to de.
eide it. Score stood 6 to in favor
of Grey Eagle. Swanville certainly
has q team, she should be proud of.
Grey Eagles second hase bail team
came down and met defeat at oul
second teams hands Sunday.
F. B. Funk of Pillshury was in oul
village Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Stiller, of East Swanville, Nav 31st, 8
son.
.Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust RAIN,
of East Swanville, a son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
1fyou want a suit OF clothes
or a pair of shoes get them
while the Trustee Sale is 60
ing on at Decker Bros.
r. f. p. NO. 8.

June 6.-John Hantler was atLedoux
Sunday on business.
Anton Januzeski ..and son Mike
drove to Little Falls Monday.
John Hanfler and Miss Susan Periz.
ma were out buggy riding.
The young people met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs.. B. Socher's Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. FRANK Leske and son Edwin
drove to Little Falls Wednesday.
Miss Clara Manure was at Ledoux
Wednesday attending church.
Peter Gregerson is working for Os.
weld Wittke for some time.
L. P. Januzeski drove to Ledoux
Thursday.
Miss Clara Manure visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Janu'
! zweski for some time.
Peter Psyk went to North Prairie
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wojdula was at
Swan River Thursday attending
church.
Chas. Hershey az at Ledoux Sunday
on business.
A very pretty game Of ball sas played
here Sunday between Hay Greek
Muskrats and Swan River, score to
7 in favor of the Muskrats.
Simon Kasela is building q new
house in which he will give dance
| some time.
Edin Wager of Royalton as out here
Sunday to Gee the ball game.
Peter Kowalzik of Swan River at.
tended church in North Prairie Sun.
day.
Frank Mangle of North Prairie visi-
ted out here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Gosiak of Little Falls WIS.,
tied at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanielaus Gosiak for some time.
Mrs. Frank La.kie and son Edwin
went to Little Falls Monday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRnatz Psyk of Swan
River visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Miller Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Mary and Lucy Januzewski
and Clara Manure drove to Little Falls
Tuesday. -, \,
Mrs. John Dziabas and son Albert
went to Little Falls Tuesday on busi-
nees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kaiser of Buck.
man town was out here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Peter Lampka went to Little Falls
Wednesday on business.
Those that went to Little Fails Sat-
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 60
siak, Paul Wiatrowski. Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs: John
Wojdula. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred aant1er
and Simon Kanskie and son lgnats.
Jacob Mrozek will have grand op'
ening dance. at his residence next Mon"
day evening.
FOR sALE-EH OF Mex Sec. IL,
tn. 1s7, Re. 81. EASY TERMS.
- T: &. FOLEY CO., -
1873 Aitkin, Minp.
Sam Mooers, we'll known here, e
very. sick With sman pox q Mahno-
Il $50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
yINELAND

May 81.-J. Ashoraft went To-
Brainerd Sunday for Mrs Bergendahl,
Theo. Beaulieu of White Earth was
here Saturday on Indian REMOVAL bust
ness. ~ .%.a +: +s@s.#
! Gilbert George of St. Paul il erect
Ing q summer cottage on Sugar Bush
Point. j. .:..
Geo. Wallar has assumed manage
ment OF 9wedburg's saw mill and CON.
sequently everything is whizxing
about the place.
Wahweyay- culnig. chief Of the Mile
Laos Lake band Of Indians, in COM
pany with his friend We-suR, was
here last Friday enroute for Lawrence
where he intended to do some work in
the interest of the men of his tribe.
An outbuilding of Swedburg's milf
was reduced to ashes last Thursday
afternoon. The fire was we'll under
way when discovered by the mill crew
whose efforts to check the flames
proved of no effect. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused py sparks
from the smokestack.
Died-At his home on Sunday morn
ing, May 28th, at the age of forty.
one years, Victor Bergendahl, sur
rounded by relatives and friends, rem
dered his soul unto his Creator. Death
came az the result OF a stroke of par
alysts, The deceased came to the place
some few months ago from Iowa in
hope that the change of climate might
better his condition. Interment was
made in the Vineland cemetery at 10
q. m. Tuesday. A widow and two
sons are left to mourn him and the
deepest sympathy of the community is
extended to them. -Cove Pioneer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

J. P. Stevens and l.. S. Patten of
Swanvilie and W. 81. Hams of Cush.
ing appeared before the pension ex-
aiming board at Dr.. Millspaugh's
Office Wednesday morning. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

Roy Green, setter at the Pine
Tree mill, had bis lip cut by q flying
piece of wood Friday morning DR..
Hall sewed up the wound.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

Why not take phonograph or {
graphsphone out to the lake witt
you. Prices from s.. so to $76.
Folsom'e Music Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

A cement walk has been built il
front of the Little Falls Packing com
pany's place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09
Get the habit.
USE GOLD BAR FLOUR.
East DARLING.

June 6.-There were services at the
Swedish Lutheran church Sunday
which all enjoyed, the minister civ
ing one of the best sermons ever heard
mere. It was practical sensible, and
full Of good advice.
We have the daily passenger train
now, but We would prefer IL the &C.
commodations going eastward to
Little Falls were better. 90 that we
wouldn't have to 60 east in the earlv
morning, and have to return at noon
a. now. We hope for q further i'm
provement, 80 We won't have to use
the old freight.
The new arrival at Birdville was
baptized Sunday.
Work on the telephone line is pro.
crossing.
We hear there will be . hotel in
Pacific addition, 90 boarders won (
have to go far for meals.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

Mrs F. 81. Nero is visiting in
Minneapolis.
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Get the habit.
USE GOLD BAR FLOUR.
NORTH Prairie

June 6.-Sunday evening .heavy
rain storm prevailed which lasted
nearly all night.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Porwall of st
Cloud are visiting relatives here. -
Mrs Chas Kinkele of Walker, who
has been visiting relatives, return ed
home last week.
The coming marriage of Frank
Trettel Of this place and Miss Lucy
Marzeha Of Opole was announced Sun
day.
After closing term of school Miss
Clarissa Christen left for her home at
Albany Saturday.
VIM. Ross of Opole was a business
caller recently.
The overseere of the various districts
are busy bringing the roads in good
shape.
Stephen J Mrozzla went to Watab
Saturday night to furnish music for q
dance given at the hall. He has re-
Gently joined the "Christle Orches-
tra'' OF Rices with double bass vic],
thus making the orchestra completed.
1t would be very good thing for
some of the parents to look after their
children g behavior when at church,
especially those in the village. They
stay in the rear pews or go up stairs
where they think nobody can see
them act.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

Remember that the Trustee
sale OF the Decker Bros. stock
- still on and many good val
ues can be had for little mon
| y. Hid. s. ! ,..r... zZ. ...
Two new sidetranks will be added
20 the West side yards.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

SMALL Store FOR RENT IN Vas
ally Block between Bakery and John
sons grocery store.
Stephen G.. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

Sam Mooera, we'll known here, !,
very. sick With ANAL pox q Mahno.
mon. Sd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-06-09

FOR sALEE16 Of Mex Sec. 10,
tn. 1s7, Re. 81. EASY TERMS.
+: &. FOLEY co., !.
1913 Aitkin, MINI.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
DUKE CASE ARGUMENT.
His Counsel. in Opposing Lunacy
Commission, Calls Son Perjurer.

Jnstice Ieventritt Yesterday heard arguments on
the application for commission In iuhacy 10 take
charge of the person and property ot brodle L.
Duke, the tobacco manufacturer whose recent mar
riaee with Mrs Alice L, Webb followed by his
arrest on a charge of insanity and his subsequent
discharge in habeas corpus proceedings before JUS
tice Gaynor. in Brooklyn. Delaney Ncoll argu-
ing for the application declared that eminent spe-
cialists who had examined Mr.. Duke had certified
that he was suffering from alcoholic dementia at
the time of his arrest. The petition. he said con-
tanned an affidavit by Mr.. Dukes son that Mr.
Duke had been a hard drinker for years and was
habitual drunkard Mr.. Duke had property In
this city consisting of stocks and bonds which had
been placed in the temporary custody of the District
Attorney and trust fund in the care of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Louis s. Phillips. of counsel for Mr.. Duke. de-
clared that Mr.. Dukes who made the sup
porting affidavit had perjured himself twice in that
document. The code Mr.. Phillips said, provided
that no commission in lunacy should be appointed
for person not resident of the State unless that
person had property In the State Mr. Duke was
resident of Durham, n. c. and all his property
there. with the exception of The trust fund and
the stocks and bonds which he had brought from
were taken from him unawfully at the time of
his arrest. All the payments from the trust tund
were made 10 Mr. Duke at Durham ,
Why should not his son have begun the proceed
ings in Durham; where Mr. Duke lives where he is
his property and business interests are?" said Mr.
a not ben able to 2e in Is Durham tff for @
Mr.. Phillips declared that the application did not
show sufficient cause for the appointment of
commission, while the afidavits were worthless in
view Of the fact that Justice tIaynor had declared
Mr. Duke sane.
Justice Leventritt. when he took the papers, said
he thought the question of jurisdiction raised was
the most important and that he probably would
give a decision to-day.
Mr.. Duke was not Ia court. His counsel Mr..
Philips and Champe S. Andrews. have kept him
hidden so that counsel for the Duke family and
out. where he is, Mrs; Duke is in the Tombs held
in $500 BAIL which she has not been able to get,
on the charge that she is fugitive from justice
on account of an indictment against her in Texas.
There will be hearing in her again to-day.
when Magistrate Pool will he asked TO either dis
charge or parole her in the custody of her counsel
to send requisitiOn papers
Abraham Levy of counsel for Mrs. Duke said
yesterday that he believed Mr.. Dukes counsel had
been keeping him in ignorence of his wifes plight
he thought Mr. Duke would make provision for
his wife.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
INITIATED IN STOCK EXCHANGE.
Brokers Tie New Members Together and
Give Them Customary Welcome.

Stock Exchange brokers welcomed new members
on the floor yesterday. The new brokers, George
B. Buchanan, formerly of the curb firm of Bun
nell & Buchanan, and Stuyvesant Fish Morris. jr..
made their appearance at about the time. and
greeted with rousing cheer by the big crowd
which had been waiting for them TO arrive and
which promptly closed in upon them.
While the two were being hustled around
somebody deftly tied their cravats together in
hard knots. giving the victims only few inches
of rope" Then the jostling began again. When the
brokers got through playing with them, both
showed numerous bumps. Buchanan had lot of
pushed this way and that. devoted himself strictly
to business, not giving his bsiters the satisfaction
of seeing that he was aware of the rough handling
to which he was subjected. He dragged his tenn
porary twin with him, and succeeded in executing
some of his commissions before the binding ties
were severed and the initiation ended
In addition to MessrS. Buchanan and Morris. AL
bert G. Wheeler. jr., and Joseph Drake. jr We're
yesterday elected members of the Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
G. F. eAKER Ny G. DIRECTOR.

George = Baker. president Of the First National
b nix. was At a special meeting of the directors
@ the New York Central and Hudson River Rail
read Company yesterday elected member of the
board. succeeding William Bliss. of Boston, re-
signed. Mr.. Piss was formerly president of the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company. and since
the leasing of that road in 1900 TO the New-York
Central has been director of the latter corpora
ton. AIr Bakers business interests have for years
beer closely identified with those Of }. PieTpont
Morgan and Wall Street was at first in
clined 10 in his election strengthening of the
Morgan influence in the New-York Central board
Friends Of Mr.. Baker. however. declared this in
ference be unfounded, saying that question
OF faction was involved. and that the entire hoard
had cordially desired Mr.. Baker 10 become its
associate In addition being director or trustee
Of many financial institutions Mr.. Baker is second
president and a director Of the Northern Sc
curitieS Company, president ana director of the
15ewYork and Long Branch Railroad Company, and
director Of the Northern Pacific the Lehleh
Valley the Delaware, Lackaw9nna and Western.
the Central OF New-Jersey ana the Lake Erie and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
NJ, D. AND V. r. r. ELECTS OFFICERS.

Wilmington. Del, Feb. 2.-Tho new Maryland
Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company met here
to-day and elected the following directors: Cap
tain John p Green, of Philadelphia, first vcepresi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company; s NJ
Provost of Philadelphia. third vice-presdent of
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company: Samuel Rea
of Philadelphia fourth vice president of the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company: Robert X. Cassatt of
Philadelphia Major John S. Gibbs, of Baltimore:
the Hon. Hiram r. Burton. of Lewes; DR. Charles
II. Tilghman, William II. Bosley. Nicholas P. Bond
and Archibald II. Taylor. of Baltimore; Samuel
Bancroft jr.. Captain Willard Thomson and Henry
r Scott of this city. The following officers were
Captain Willard Thomson; secretary. James r. Nc
Clure of Philadelphia; treasurer Harlan G. Scott.
of Wilmington The property of the new, COM
pany comprises the Queen Anne and Kent Railroad.
the Weems Line of steamers and the Chester River
Steamboat Company. The Baitimore-C hesa peake
and Atlantic Railway Company will own control OF
the new company. and guarantee payment OF its
bonds.