The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-12

sergeant ata arms. Gustav Hanemann
This club has over loo members anc
holds It's meetings the first Frida,
In the month In William Schnette's
hall. No. S26 Jos. Campauave.
The annual meeting OF the vinton Mu.
tun1 Aid association, consisting Oi
4s6 employees OF the Vinton company
Monday evening. During the year
the ASSOCIATION paid out more thar
$4,000 IN slick dement's and 4ideatt
s s%s T Ths s90wns ofhfsTs
James Saunders: treasurer. @. J. vim,
ton: secretary. Frank r. Cole.
John LindsiOn, the Detroit boy, Killed
by falling under a train Mt Jacksor
while trying TO steal q ride to Chi.
cago. was suspected by the police OF
having entered a house on Frederick.
ave. the night before his departure
before. The boys mother was un-
able to pay the expense OF having
the body shipped from Jackson, but
Catholic priest has interested him
self In her behalf and will try 70
raise the necessary funds.
Ora r. Buttcrneld, who has been gem
eral attorney for the Michigan Gen.
trail for a number OF years. has been
promoted to assistant general solicit
tor Of all the New York Central lines
and VIII have charge hereafter of all
litigation before the Interstate com
merce commission in which those
&.
Butterfeld was the Michigan Cen
trail attorney In Ann Arbor but In
that year he came TO Detroit as as
sistant to Henry Russell. general
counsel His promotion Is regarded
as n very fine one.
The annual meeting Of the stock : n old
Ing members Of the FclIowcraft club
for the election OF three members OF
the board or governors for three
years, and ono member for two year y
also Tor the receiving OF reports and
other business. Will be held in the
club. Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 3 o'clock In
the evening. The following nomina
tons have been made: Harry Aus
tin. Frank +. Tillotson. J. Ward
Rowland. Henry 7 Beadle. E, r
Bryan. G. M. Roehm. @. +. w. Reid
George A. Robinson. w. A. Living
stone. Il. A. Burch. and l.. J. Shower
The annual meeting of the German
salesmen's nsso ctatIOu WAS held Mon
day evening In the rooms, Nos 81 50
Monroe-ave. The report OF the secre-
tary shows membership Of more
than 500 and a cash balance OF S.,
900. with absolutely no debts. These
new officers are: President. X. Krie-
bich. seventeenth time: vice-presi-
dent, Henry Rooster; recording sec
rotary, J. +. Drolshagen. twelfth
time; corresponding secretary, T. j
Reichle; treasurer. II. Winicker: col
lector. William Roehrig; librarian, II
koehn, sick director. NJ. Wegener;
meulCal examiner. Dr, j. BaSSett
Board OF directors: Ferdinand Borg
hardt, Henry Eberhard, Edward PETIT
Charles Schaub and Henry Roehrig.
A determined fight for school inspecto
VIII be made by william c. smith
Simpson &. Leonard, who now repre-
sents the Fourteenth ward In the
board OF education. Smith will have
the backing OF the Municipal league
and he declares himself opposed to
the Martindale-G George faction OF the
school board. He Is travelling
salesman. 40 years Of age, and has
always made his home I'm the Four
teenth ward. Either DR. f.. N Henri
or John +. q. Schmalzreidt may be
brought out against Inspector Bud
Shivers in the Sixteenth ward. while
Attorney Henry wunsch is being So
licited to make the run In the Ninth
ward.