Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
NASHVILLE PosToFFICE
Clarence Mathews, Postmaster.

Maysvile can boast of one of the
finest and most convenient Postonice
and Government Building of any city
of similar population i'm the country,
1t is constructed of brick with stone
trimmings and is lighted both inside
and outside by electricity. The out
side lighting is of twenty lights ar
ranged upon columns in clusters Of
five and are situated upon either sile
O.. the main entrance. The building
was begun i'm 1904 and completed ami
ready for occupancy in 1905.
There are fourteen mails received
end fourteen mails dispatched daily,
and a twenty-tour hour service is main.
tanned, mails being received ard dis
patched during the night as well as the
day. The general delivery window Is
open daily from a. m. to 9 p. m, the
money order window open from a. m.
to Is p. m. on Sunday the gelelal de
livery and carrier windows are open
from -, noon, to p. m. and on legal
holidays from a. m. to II a. ',.
Two general free deliveries are
made from the PostOtfice each week
day by four city carriers. and two col.
lections are made from the mail boxes
throughout the city during the week
and one on Sunday mornings. The
city mail carriers are: No. /, Frank r..
Haucke; No. ,, Thomas w. Breen; No.
;. J. Harry Richardson; No. 4, r.
NJ FY.
this Office cover the surrounding coun-
try very thoroughly and are IN charge
Of: No. I, Benjamin II. Green,Ce; No.
,, Daniel p. GlasCock; No. ;. Boyd X
Muse; No, 4, Frank II. Wright No. D,
Byron Rudy, and the substitutes are
William Helmer and Earl Do Il.
Postmaster Clarence Mathews was
born i'm Mason county, KenulcEv. and
came to Maysville with his parents
when one year ola. He Obtained his
early education in he public schools
of the city and iat.r attended Centre
College mow C'dtrhl University at
Dauyille, Ky His school days over,
he entered the employ of his father, W..
b. Mathews, i'm the lumber business,
whore re remained ten years. In 1898
ne was appointed TO his present posi-
in VIZ e. President Mckinley. During
his twelve years administration Tho
business of The office has increased
nearly 80 per cent in all departments.
When he assumed his duties he had
two assistants: now he has five, aside
from city and rural carriers, and two
postal stations have been established
for the convenience of the general pup
lie one, i'm the East end at Armstrong;
drugstore. East Second strete, and
the other at PeCor's drugstore, West
Second street The Government reve.
nue. Office i'm charge of c. c. Hoppe"
Deputy Revenue Collector, occupies
large room in the Postofice Building.
Postmaster Mathews has associated
with him in the office Harry Taylor,
Assistant Postmaster and Ernie Ort,
Robert V. Hedges, Nelson T. Bratton
and Charles f. Smith, clerks. c. 7.
Huff is in charge of the building and
is assisted by William Whaley, janitor,
which accounts for the clean and in
viting appearance of the PostoffiCe at
all times.
Postmaster Mathews and his assist
ants are painstaking and courteous in
their attention, and the business meth
DDS of the office are so conducted that
it is a pleasure to have any dealings
at the Maysville POstOffice.