Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-13
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star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. Feb. l3-At.tho meeting
of the board OF directors of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association last even
ing, the money on band was bought out
hy shareholders, completely. The stoops
house. on Delaware Street west OF Sixth,
was sold to Frank McCaiieriy, who will
obtain possession Of the property and
inside in t. @. Ferris Jemison, George
II. Rennie and James t. Challenger were
appointed 10 audit the books of Secretary
Ferris and Treasurer Rothwell At the
stockholders meeting the following nomi-
nations were made for the election TO be
held on Monday, March 18th. President,
John C. Mahoney; Nice-Pnesident, Patrick
McGrory; Secretary, William j. Ferris;
Treasurer, William r. Rothwell; direc-
tors, the above-named and Edward ii.
Naylor John NJ Hance, James h. Mclvor
Moses b. Fleming, George W. Nantine
John j. Sheridan, Joseph A. Carlin,
I George A. Smith, James Van Asdalen,
/ Loolnis O. Wise, Jefferson Downham,
George ID. Williams, Capt. G. p. Holcomb,
Frank Sheridan. The sale of the prop
erty mentioned leaves but one piece Of real
estate on the hands of the association
and several parties have made offers
for il.
The New Castle Athletic Association
/ viii be the name of the new association
which will meet TO organize tomorrow
evening in the Office Of Mayor Boyd The
committee on bazaar and amusements,
at the meeting at the home Of Chairman
Selden S. Deemer, last evening selected
| Frederick S. Peech secretary and trea-
surcr and discussed ways and means for
the construction of fence for the ball
grounds. Il is proposed TO open the
bazaar with a ball on Easter Monday
night in the Opera House and 20 follow
this with a bazaar for the remainder Of
tthe week. The committee will be en-
larged TO allow every person interested
to take a hand and do what they can.
Subscription books will be given TO those
taking part. This city is promised the
finest sporting club in the State. After
the discussion of ways and means for over
an hour, last night, the party was enter
tanned at luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs
Deomer
The Jim Shoe. s3.50-shaw's.t
William III. Beohe, the boat builder
khas completed the raising of the second
floor Of his boat shop two feet. This will
give head room while constructing cabin.
ION boats Mr.. Beebe is taking on all ex-
pert boat builders he can secure, for the
spurpose Of hurrying forward the many
lcontracts he has on hand He is nov
preparing plans for 60-ioot boat OF
which he will bid. The boat is wante,
by Philadelphia parties,
Tho three-mastod schooner Henry With
ington. laden with 600 tons of Lily Pom,
ice, from RoclSport, Me-, has arrived a
Delaware street wharf, consigned q
Joseph H. King. The vessel was loadel
on February 9TH, and although expen
encing some rough weather, reached her
without sustaining serious damdge. Al
bort lodand has secured the contract ia
unloading the vessel and viii haul the ic
20 the storehouse The packing of th
ice in the house will be under the diroctio
ol Francis King
The Webster yacht. Santa Marie. bull
at the Beebo boat yards, which has bee
laid up because OF the owner going {
Cleveland. o., may be- sold during th
present month. The owner will have III
boat taken 90 Cleveland via New Yor
and the Great Lakes. provided il is n,