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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-08
0HI0-LAKE ERIE
ANALAPPROVED
IN REPORT OF FEDERAL WATER
WAYS COMMISSION.
Also Urge Inquiry As to Reservoir
Plan for Preventing Floods
On the ohio.

WASHINGTON, April 0.-Further
legislation to protect waterways
against railway competition; TO es-
tablish amicable relations between
the two and TO promote federal CO.
operation with local interests in con-
struction OF canals are urged in the
first report of the national water
ways commission, made public to-day
The report declares that the fed
eral government within the compare
lively near future must inevitably as
sumo control OF some features OF
water power regulation.
The commission recommends that
army engineers be assigned to super
wise the proposed canal to connect
the Ohio river near Pittsburgh with
Lake Erie. when $40. 900 900 cash and
S5.0O0.000 in bonds are made avail
able by the communities interested
The secretary OF war. however. may
demand that these amounts be in
creased. The commission recon-
mends that when work. on the canal
Is begun that congress appropriate
for an adequate harbor in Indian
creek on the Lake Erie and to i'm
prove the Ohio river in the Pittsburgh
district. These Improvements are TO
be completed when operation of the
canal begins. but the government Is
not TO be required 10 buy any land
and Is not bound to assume any
financial responsibilities whatever.
The commission believes reduction
in rates OF transportation would fol-
low completion OF the canal.
A survey for a canal from Lake
Erie 20 the southern end Of Lake
Michigan. is recommended and the
commission concluded from its pres
ent information that the most feast.
BILE route would be through the
Maumee river by way OF Fort Wayne.
II recommends increased power
for the interstate commerce commits
sion to govern joint rates and through
routes between rail- and water lines.
TO compel physical connection be
tween them and 10 compel railways
n charge less than local rates to all
lake and river ports on through traf.
&c exchanged with domestic boat
lines
FOR Flood Control.
Other recommendation arc for
legislation 20 control public terminals
federal participation with localities
IN Hood control. prevention Of de-.
fOreststion on non-aFricuituraI lands
and rcfCrcstation % denuded tracts.
amendments o. laws controlling water
power on nav. gable streams and with.
IN the public domain
u BE- recommended that the federal
governments investigate and repori "a
the next session ~ congress whether
reservoirs are needed 90 supply water
in the dry season 20 operate present
and proposed locks and dams 90 the
Allegheny. MononFaheia and Ohio
rivers and the extent 20 which the
federal government should uarfict
pate zach case % reservoir con
sfuction. by the comm 'stion's md
irgs should be considered on its
rnarffa
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ROOSEVELT
Is REBUKED
WOOD COUNTY GIVES TAFT 27
DELEGATES; ROOSEVELT 4.
Parkersburg, Where Roosevelt Made
Speech, Gives Taft Solid
Delegation.
w. A. DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
,PARKERSBURG, W. Va, April t.
The district conventions in Wood
county Saturday rebuked Col. Theo-
dere Roosevelt, as result OF his
scathing address delivered here last
Thursday. by giving % OF the 81 dele
gates to Taft. Parkersburg. where
the address was delivered. by a vote
OF 531 TO e47 pledged her entire 16
delegates to the state convention to
Taft. The result Is a complete blow
to the Roosevelt men who had ex-
pected the Roosevelt talk to create
an opposite effect. Wood county is
the home OF Hon. A. b. White and
Adjutant General Elliott, two Of he
leading Roosevelt men.
Final reports on the Wood county
fight were not received until to-day.
the reports coming from Lubbock and
Steele districts. and showed the
Roosevelt people in control.
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IPar.iBid.lAskiL. p.
OIL AND GAS

Gushers are still very much in evil
dence in the Blue Greek field. in Ka-
nav Ia county. The close OF the week
found the neld with more large wells,
and the production higher than at any
time since development work began.
Yesterday morning the aggregate pro-
az between 1000 and 1900 barrels "A
day. Several OF the wells had A higher
individual production than any previ-
ously found in the Blue creek field. The
ohio Fuel oil cOmpany's No on the
Chloe Copenhave farm produced e.2f5
barrels and the ". :. Edwards Oil COM
panys No. I on the T. =. Jones "B" one
acre lot was estimated at 1900 barrels.
Drilling ia gushers and shooting old
wells has again brought the production
up 90 a point where the transportation
facilities are not equal to handling all
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American Tobacco companies. The pur-
pose or these dissolutious was broad
reform in economic conditions
And yet" Mr.. Smith freely declares.
the country has no effective means OF
ENe-taining how far the desired reform
Will really be carried out. No one can
foresee the future OF these new units
of the great industries. II will be
purely an economic and financial pro-
cess. No judicial mach inery is adapted
TO handle this novel problem"
During the year the commissioner
has completed and published reports on
waterway transportation subjects. the
lumber industry. the steel industry. and
at present has still pending investiga-
TONS OF the International Harvester
company. concentration Of water power
ownership. rs well as continued inves-
tigation OF steel. tobacco and lumber
Industries. transportation and corporate
taxation.
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FEDERAL CONTROL
or nIo Busrruss unorp NJ HrR.
nuHT KNOX sMrTH
Urges Crsauon o. Fsdsrsi Adninistra
tive oGios 80 aupsrviss COR
uoratiuma

WAflffNGrNN. April Tho create
ton 90 federal HHH"Ir.afrrTIrr ur loo
tU eupsrtier interstate industrial .1r
Knox Smith. .HufuI ...Hrrr .f .Hr..rH
Uuur. in bite annual report nHH. rn.Ir
fn. dnr W. smith maintains f.HH .f
.H impossible fU enforce effectively arN
Through fIr courts alone because rf 600
tarf completely OFF corporate Interests
Hu1 fnr Constantly gHanrIuG business
conditions
A. Convincing object lesson ar fEs
need .f aH"H ln HHH..n. afraf.ua araf.HI .
f'r rHwm.aIHner uf corpora rn. Hfs
a. l.- I.s.llrarafsH rfanuaIH UT and
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through the Berea grit and has Is
barrel pumper. on Bear fork the same
company has completed No. on the X.
Hoffman farm and has the same kind
OF pumper.
In the Tariff pool. in Smithheid dis
trict. Roane county. the South Penn OIL
company has completed and shot it's No
on the II. 4. Hopkins farm and has
gasser in the Big lnJun sand. on Lime
stone creek, Clark district. Harrison
county. J. II. Mckelvey & Co. have com
pleted a test on the Adam Garner farm
ana has sasser In the Big InJun sand
oassers in the Ola Fields.
In the old developments in Harrison
and Doddridge counties the late compile
lions show a preponderance OF gas wells
on West Fork river. Clark district. Har-
rison county. W. Il. Maxwell has com
pleted second test on the w. b. Max
well farm and has a gasser. on David
son run the Philadelphia company has
completed second test on the J. w
Sheets farm and has a fair gasser in
the Big InJun sand.
on Little Dry fork. Greenbrier dis
Heiner have drilled a second test on the
T.. l.. Slusser farm through the Gordon
sand and have a l5-barrel pumper. on
Long run. Central district. the Hope
Natural Gas company has drilled a test
on the W. II. Piggott farm into the Big
lnyun sand and has a show for light
pumper, On Morgans run, Grant dis
trlct. the same company has drilled a
test on the J. T. McCsrdell farm through
all sands and has duster on Long
run. Central district. the Philadelphia
company has drilled test on the
! Thomas Doak farm through the Big In
Jun sand and has gasser. on Middle
Island creek. CenterVille district, Tyler
county. the Carnegie Natural Gas COM
pany has gasser on the Mary A. Davis
/ farm.
On Buck run. Clay district. Ritchis
county. the Philadelphia company has
drilled a test on the oliver Dotson farm
through the Big InJun sand and has a
gasser. on Little Battle creek. McClel-
Ian district, DOddTidge county, the same
company has drilled test on the X. r
Allen farm through the Big Injun sand
and has duster.
Southeastern Ohio.
on the Ohio side. IN the New Straits
vile end OF the deep sand field in Coal
township. Perry county. the Kumfort
OH and Gas company has completed and
shOt Its second test the Harry ).
spencer farm and has a show for a 125-
barrel producer in the Clinton sand
Aside from this well there are ten in the
northeast end of the field that have a
settled production OF i.iSO barrels a day.
Southwest Pennsylvania
In the Mount Morris district. Dunkard
township, Greene county. Pennsylvania.
Fred Carlson has drilled No. : on the ]
NJ Cumpton farm through the Dunkard
sand and has a buster. In the same dis
trict the Olive oil and Gas company has
drilled No. on the J. l.. Sicklesmith
farm through the same formation and
has light pumper.
Near Wexford. Allegheny county, r.
g. Gillespie has completed and shot No.
: on the Joseph Booker farm and has
very light pumper. At Perrysviile
schwartz Bros. have completed No. on
the Mary g. Schwartz farm and have a
show for a 25-barrel pumper.
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are pending. including about 100000
tons for railroad equipment. The re-
cent advance of 81 per ton on bars.
plates and shapes has checked new
business since the first of April, but
car shops are especially anxious to
cover contracts for shipment during
the next three months. Railroads Or
dered H. locomotives but other
equipment orders were light.
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BERKELEY spRlNos HOTEL
HAS CHANGED HANDS

srerfsl Tfspaf-h o. fhe fnfsIIirrn~sr
BERKELEY. SPRINGS ~ Va
April The Washington Hotel. ~
Berkeley Springs has been sold to
John J HetEel Sc plans extensive
improY a Neu Ycrt synfI
cate Be- Alec pianniug q neu 500 900
hotel here
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The Latest Compilation,

OF the oil at the present time. Before
the present jump in production the pipe
lines were not taxed to their full ca
pacity.
The Latest Compilations.
In the southern end of the pool the
Ohio Fuel OIL company has completed
It's No. on the Grace L. Myers farm
twenty-four hours. To the northeast OF
the pool the same company has drilled
IN It's No. ! on the T. A. Price farm and
hours. This location Is 500 feet north
east OF No. on the A. +. Price farm.
South OF the BRrt-Schwartz farm the
completed its well on the Hopewen
school lot and IL produced $40 barrels
the hrst twenty-four hours. The Ohio
Fuel OIL company has completed its No.
on the A. +. Price farm and has a
show for 1Oo-barrel producer. In the
southern end OF the pool the South Penn
Myers farm. thought to be a buster
when drilled through the sand. has been
shot and the hole has filled up 200 feet
with fluid. 1t will make a small pump
er. The United Fuel Gas company well
on the w. T.. Cart lot is producing IS
west end OF the held the Ohio Fuel oil
company's test on the Thumm heirs
farm Is still shut In.
Blue Greek Gauges.
The gauges OF the wells in the Blue
Creek field shows the production has
broken all previous records in that SEN
sational development. For the twenty
-FOUR hours ending Saturday morning
they were as follows: Ohio Fuel OF
company. Nos. l to 6. Barth- Schwartz,
az barrels. Nos. l and .. Chloe Copen-
haver, 30 barrels, No. >, 2.2I5 barrels;
Nos. j, and ,. g. W. White. $40 bar
rels; Nos. !. . and 3. Grace r. Myers.
400 barrels. No. 1. James Jarrett lot.
40 barrels; Mary Keeten lot. 2S5 bar
rels; Nos. and >, \. r. Price. 400 bar
rcls. No. 1. John Mitchell, and No. l. j.
y. Keeten. 1855 and 400 barrels. respec-
lively. United Fuel Gas company Nos. ]
10 4. keeten heirs. 495 barrels: No !.
james +. Brown. 1.l22 barrels Gin
twenty-five hours; Davidson & Gates.
420 barrels: w. :. Edwards, Nos. l to 4.
i. :. Jones. as acres. $50 barrels: Nos.
TO G. Graham heirs. 1896 barrels; i.
). Jones one-acre lot. 500 barrels; No.
1 b." one-acre lot. $500 barrels: No. 2
n" one-acre lot. 1000 barrels The
last two wells are owing into a $4,000
barrel tank and the production was esti-
mated.
Some Light Producers.
The size OF the wells in the Blue
Creek field are 50 much larger than in
others that comparison makes them look
like "strippers." on Straight fork, Du-
val district. Lincoln county. the Big
Creek Development company has drilled
its No. : on the Albert Hill farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-08
STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
STEJ BENNILLE. o. April Fifty
four aliens passed the naturalization or
deal BY being able to memorize and re-
cite answers 10 a set list OF questions:
Michele LamOnica. Robert kirkland.
Hamilton McAllister. John BukOvinsky.
Joseph slate. Arne Valeris. Antonio
OLYMPIA, samuel Yurievic Domenico
lafraty. william 7. Conroy. Philippe
Siardino. John SCHNEIDER. Abraham An
mis-. Guiseppi Zinhl. Lorenz peromedis
Morris " Weinsteln. James McMasters.
Allan :. kaillie. Gilbert Fridowlch Tony
Ferrai. Cesidio SautuCci. John Condley.
Julius e.. Kohde. John Pitosh. Louis
1amek. Wladslaw Cyuulski. Joseph
kreJew-kl. James Horak, Frcbich Ven
tcr. John schiller. karel Smejkal
James To- CouEhy. Frank Marzetz
VI hazel Cnindovsky. Joe Zseman An
thony Pcshta. Rudolph Week. Adolph
1lechta. John Jiiek. Frank Dlezewski
John Poposil, steve Lukats. Guiiio Sol
DAM. IoHa Zsmhori. Wilhelm kcnpler.
kHrzmlcs plszewski. Frank Kara Walko
Waytwau stephen HayluslrH. George
kulsgek. Fiuior Taueznk. james UcudrIs.
Joseph BrzOzcwsk and Joseph Bor-
kowskl
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W. Va. PosTnAsrERs
Are DESIGNATED

WASHINGTON. - G.. April T.
Henry G. Cooley has been appoint.
ID postmaster ~ Masseyvilie. Raleigh
county. " Va. IN place % C. "
Massey. resigned. and John r. Cun
81 Reynoldssills. Harrison county. W
Va. in place of l. Y. Corder. resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-08
Wyoming for Roosevelt.

kreciaf pis~rf-H 90 sfe fnsei1f~sn~er
CHARLESTON. ". Va. April T.
the county mass convention held In
Wyoming Saturday. the entire eight
delegates are reported instructed for
Col Roosevelt 20 the state delegate
convention. There was little excite
meut In the convention
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arried.

Grover v. Phillips. of GAINESVILLE.
and Ruth A. Perkins. of Bethesday.
were quietly married by Squire Side
bottom at the Clarendon Hotel here.
today
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Taft =. Roosevet, ~

Special DisnstSn % the TnteiiiFencer.
MARTINSBURG, W. va. April -
Berkeley county. undoubtedly in
fuenced by the address here Friday
by Roosevelt. in district conventions
Saturday named n Roosevelt and
seven Taft delegates.
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Summers for Roosevelt.

Specs al Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer
HINTON, W. Va. April In each
OF the six districts, the Roosevelt men
were In the majority at the conven-
lions yesterday 10 name delegates 10
the state convention and instructed
the thirteen delegates for Roosevelt.
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Hazlett'. Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. April 8. ~.
The following quotations on me NOR.
active Wheeling STOCKS are corrected
daily for the IpteiuSencer by Howard
Hazlett & Son. local brokers':
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-08
Civil Cases Filled

Thomas Butler Us. Brice II. Murphy.
as executor. and others. Petition to
break will and to restrain defendant
from disposing OF any real estate OF
the estate until a hearing may be
had.
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s. McGrew. deceased. VIII admitted
to probate. Citation ordered issued
to widow to make election.
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ST. GAINESVILLE

sreriaI Dispatch fa ere frteuIrenrrr
ST CLAfREN1Lr-E. p. April FaA
marriage license waa ISSUED Gel grower
v. FhiNira aE. rf ~ Harrrrtif ie ani
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w. al ( r r
OHIO RIVER g. WESTERN
RAILWAY.

arrfvai go usrarturs ~ trs'ns q, ~
Arrive tf go r. $40 ftfn r.
nsra~f 81 afan On 80
euntar tralrs arrive sf e. e. art
fsaarI q 20 =
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Court Views


G0Idie Merely ys. Fred MoreI1v. fuit
Tor aIImuuy FOR support ~ herself and
minor child and money iu hands Of Pope
Tin company and t.nBelle Iron works az
a,hed. They we're married in 1910 and
she alleges ertfrfue cruelty. ana that le
I'D Eu under an assumed provocative
that ne must beat her when Hlf deserved
90 according Co nfs notion. He har
threatened her. the child and neI mother
With "a revolver. and Hr has offered ner
indlFulflea and locked her ln The house
It niFht
sarah T.. cole w. eherI " cole cult
FOR divorce. allegiuE cruelty ami IHhffual
druukenuess They were married In
1882
Moscl Johnson company w. D. D. call
~ al Settled
Roherta NcMuilen vi. william K. Nc
Mullen. Dismissed.
Joseph sebsatun ,a MARY s.brrtan
UIHwirrrn
steve MIzeHE w. Lizzie MIsaHI ruIf
Tor divorce They were married Ir 1895
.u Hungary and they have fHII HaHt
.n Uuurrrv. BE alleges ulIfuI absence
since IHN.
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PA IA HLaI NIaU
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owen Is Brooks. % years and Afda
r. can. - years. 81 Mlngo Junction.
Robert 8 stark 90 years. and clara
Bose. ~ years. ~ steuDcnvIlie.
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Some LIRht Producers.

The size OF the wells in the Blue
Creek field are 50 much larger than in
others that comparison makes them look
like "strippers." on Straight fork, Du-
val district. Lincoln county. the Big
Creek Development company has drilled
its No. on the Albert Hill farm
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of the oil at the present time. Before
the present jump in production the pipe
lines were not taxed to their full ca
pacity.
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
Rural Carrier Examination.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination on
Saturday, January A. 1918, at Baraga,
as result of which it is expected to
make .certifcation to fill vacancy in
the position of rural carrier at Baraga,
and other vacancies as they may occur
on rural routes in Baraga county, un-
less it is found to be in the best inter
ests of the service to fill the vacancy
by transfer, reinstatement or appoint
ment. The usual entrance salary for
rural carriers is from 5000 to 81, 900 per
annum.
Age limit, Is to 55, on the date of
examination. An applicant must have
his actual domicile in the territory sup
piled by postoffice in the county for
which the examination is announced.
Applications should. be properly exc
cuted and filed with the Commission at
Washington. AS examination papers
are shipped direct from the Commits
sion to the place of examination, it is
necessary that applications be received
in ample time.
Application form and further informa-
can be secured from the local postmas-
ter or from the u. S. Civil Service
Commission, Washington. D. C..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07

Without giving their friends and ac-
quaintances the slightest intimation of
their intentions, Miss Minnie Duffy
became the bride of George E. Deffoe
at Negaunee last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Deffoe has resided here for
number of years having been employ
ed by her sister, Mrs. Hand. in manag-
ing her confectionery store, and has
hosts of friends, made by her winning
smile and sweet disposition. AS for
George, everybody knows him as one
of the most promising and competent
young business men. They have gone
to Sturgeon Bay to spend their honey
moon and are expected home today.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
Baraea News Notes

1
H. j. Falk was a business visitor in
Keweenaw Bay Wednesday.
Joseph A. Anderson has resumed his
old position with Anderson & Beck.
Joseph Osterman returned Wednes-
day from business visit in Calumet.
Miss Stella Hill, who is a student at
the Finnish college at Hancock. re-
turned Sunday after spending Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miley, of Pc.
quaming, visited in town Wednesday.
Sam Hill was in L'Anse Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Ruthstrom and son Stanley Of
L'Anse, visited in town Tuesday
w. J. Stratton was in L'Anse on
business Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Stark returned to her
home at Little Chute, Wis, Monday,
after spending week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stark.
William Gauthier had narrow es-
cape from death Monday at L'Anse.
The team he was driving became
frightened at locomotive which was
switching in the Marshall Buffers Lum-
Der Co.'S yard and ran away, throwing
him to the ground and giving him sew
eral bad scalp wounds. The buggy and
harness were torn to pieces and Mr..
Gauthier is thankful that he got out
alive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell will
leave Monday for the 500 to attend the
Michigan State Grange convention, be-
ing delegates elected by the subordi-
nate oranges of the county. They will
be gone about week.
James Mcmahon. who is logging on
the Mineral Range, has already $50, 900
feet of timber skidded. The work is
being rushed, the pleasant fall wealth
er giving him an excellent opportunity
to get the logs ready for hauling. His
crew consists of Sc men with five
teams. The Worcester Lumber Com
pany, of Chassell, has purchased the
timber.
The Misses Ruth Thorsen and Anna
jacobson, of L 'Anse, visited in Bar aga
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Fourier, of L'Anse,
spent yesterday in town.
/ 1Hoken Lundin will leave tomorrow
for the 500, to attend the Michigan
State grange convention.
John Seratti is confined to his room
with bad attack of Indigestion.
Mrs. Frank M. Ennis went to Laurium
Thursday, where she will undergo an
operation for the removal OF a goitre.
Mr.. Ennis accompanied her.
Dan Denomme, of L'Anse, was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Bellmore and
son. Ivan, spent Sunday in Chassell.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
Creamery Officers Elected.

The stockholders and directors of the
Baraga Creamery held a meeting last
Saturday and elected the following Of
ficers and directors:
President, H. j. Falk.
Vice Pres, l.. G. Hillyer.
Sec, F. M. Ennis.
Treasurer, Sam Hill.
Directors:
Efforts will be made to run the plant
next season and prosperous year is
looked for. The reputation of the pro-
duct has been high and the manage
ment expect to keep up the high mark
of quality.
Directors Frank Ennis, l.. G. Hill
yer, Peter Girard, Robert Price, Matt
Scrantany, A. L. Giddings, H. j. Falk,
Joseph Getzen, Samuel Hill.