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USA > Indiana > Allen County > Fort Wayne > Fort Wayne, Indiana, city directory, 1909 > Part 3
USA > Indiana > Allen County > Fort Wayne > Fort Wayne, Indiana, city directory, 1909 > Part 3
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ROUTE NO. 6.
Commencing at postoffice. west, southwest and west to Pennsylvania railroad overhead bridge. 2 miles: west on Illinois road to Whitley and Allen county line, 8 1-4 miles ; south on said line to J'S Oecleston's residence. 1 1-4 miles; north trace, 1-4 mile: east on Covington road to the Young corner. 6 3-4 miles; south to the Bash corner. 1 mile : east to the poorhouse. 2 1-8 miles; northeast. crossing Broadway bridge to postoffice. 2 3-4 miles. Length of route. 24 3-5 miles. Area covered. 14 square miles. Num- her of houses on route. 132. Population served. 594.
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ROUTE NO. 7.
Commencing at postoffice, thence southwest, crossing Hale avenue bridge to Brooklyn av, and south on Brooklyn av to Covington rd, 1 3-4 miles; west on said road to the upper Huntington road, 2 1-2 miles; southwest on said road to MeCulloch corner, 1 3-4 miles; west to the Whitley and Allen county line, 5 1-8 miles; north to II Wheeler's residence, 1-4 mile; south on county line to Liberty Mill road, 1 1-8 miles; east on Liberty Mill road to Friendship church, 7-8 mile; south to schoolhouse No. 7, Aboite township, 7-8 mile; northeast to the upper Huntington road via "Bootack" to postoffice, 9 1-2 miles. Length of route, 25 3-4 miles. Area covered, 15 square miles. Number of houses on route, 126. Population served, 567.
ROUTE NO. 8.
Commencing at postoffice, thenee west crossing Taylor st bridge to L E & W tracks, 1 5-8 miles; east retrace Brook- lyn av, 1-8 mile; south on Brooklyn av to pesthouse road, 1 mile; west on said road to llayden corner, 1 1-4 miles; south to Standpoint road, 1 1-2 miles; south on said road to McMaken's corner, 1 1-2 miles; southwest to Allison farm corner, 2 5-8 miles; south, southwest and south lower Hunt- ington road east. 1 1-2 miles to Beard's corner: south to Lopshire's corner, 1 mile; west to Fagwell's corner, south to Nine Mile road, 1 mile; east to rear Nine Miles, 1 mile; north to lower Huntington road. 2 1-2 miles; northeast on said road to Klein's road. 2 miles; east 3-4 mile; west re- trace 3-4 mile ; north on the Standpoint road, 1 mile; north- east on said road and the Bluffton road to the postoffice, 4 1-2 miles. Length of road, 25 1-8 miles. Area covered, 12 square miles. Number of houses on route, 107. Popu- lation served, 481.
ROUTE NO. 9.
Commeneing at postoffice, thenee south via Fairfield av, crossing the Stellhorn bridge to the Hiser corner, 4 miles; northwest on the Indianapolis road to the lower Huntington road. 1 1-4 miles : west and southwest on said road to school house No. S. Wayne township, 2 miles; south to Witzgall's corner, 2 miles: southwest to Nine Mile postoffice, 7-8 mile; east, crossing Bluffton road to W L Miller's corner, 4 1-2 miles: north to Ferguson station road, 1 mile; west. eross- ing Bluffton road to the Indianapolis road, 3 miles: north- east on said road to Bluffton road. 2 3-8 miles; north and northeast on said road via Broadway bridge to postoffice, 4 7-8 miles. Length of route, 25 5-8 miles. Area covered, 15 square miles. Number of houses on route, 109. Popu- lation served, 490.
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ROUTE NO. 10.
Commencing at postoffice, thence south and southwest via Broadway bridge to Bluffton road. 2 miles; southwest and south on said road, passing poorhouse to Harber corner, 7 miles ; east, passing schoolhouse No 6, Pleasant township, to Winchester road, 2 1-2 miles; southeast on said road to River road, 2 1-2 miles; north and northwest on River road to north junction of Winchester and River roads, 5 1-2 miles; west to Grider corner, 1-2 mile; northwest and north- east to Hiser corner, 1 mile; northwest along River road to Bluffton road, 2 miles; north and northeast on said road to schoolhouse near poorhouse, 3-4 mile; north via Brook- lyn and Hale av, crossing Hale av bridge to postoffice, 2 1-3 miles. Length of route. 25 7-8 miles. Number of houses on route. 118. Population served, 531.
ROUTE NO. 11.,
Commeneing at postoffice, thenee south and southeast on Calhoun st and Piqua av to Decatur road. 2 miles; south and southeast on said road. passing Hesse Cassel to Nine Mile house. 7 miles; due south to Poe and Hoagland road, 1 1-8 miles: southwest to Poe postoffice, 5-8 mile; south- west and west on Sheldon road to Hyde's corner. 1 1-2 miles; north to Carl's corner, 1 1-2 miles; northeast on Winchester road to Hiser corner, 4 7-8 miles; northeast and east. crossing the Shellhorn bridge to Moellering corner, 1 mile; north to schoolhouse No 7, Wayne township, 1 mile; northeast on Decatur road to brickyard corner, 5 1-8 miles; west, crossing Fairfield av at right angles, and northwest to Broadway bridge. 1 7-8 miles; northeast on Broadway to postoffice. 2 miles. Length of route. 25 3-8 miles. Area covered. 15 square miles. Number of houses on route, 129. Population served, 580.
ROUTE NO. 12.
Commencing at postoffice, thence south on Hanna st to Decatur av, new city addition, 2 miles: east on said avenue to the Hoever road. 1 5-8 miles : south on said road to school- honse No 9. Adams township. 2 miles: east to Eggeman's corner. 1 mile ; south to Trautman's corner. 2 miles; east to schoolhouse. 1 mile ; north to Wayne Trace, 1 mile; east on Adams and Marion township lines to "4 Tp" corner, 3 miles: north on Jefferson and Adams township line to Mr Sonder's residence, 1 1-2 miles; retrace sonth. 1-2 mile ; west to school No 10. Adams township. 3 miles; north to Schroeder's corner. 1 mile; west to Nieter corner. 1 mile; north to Lutheran church corner. 1 1-2 miles; west to Wayne Trace road, 1 mile; northwest ou said road to Pon-
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tiac st, 1-8 mile ; ; west on Pontiac st to postoffice, 2 3-8 miles. Length of route, 24 5-8 miles. Area covered, 13 square miles. Number of nouses on route, 109. Population served, 490.
ROUTE NO. 13.
Commencing at postomce, thence southeast on Pioneer av to junction of Wayne Trace and Pennsylvania R K. 2 1-2 miles; thence north on Home to Pennsylvania av, north on Edsall av to F W & & H pike, 1 mile; thence easterly on said pike to four-mile house, 2 miles; thence south to south New Haven road, 1-4 mile; thence west on said road to center of Bueter's farm, 3-4 mile; thence south to Luth- eran church corner, 1 mile; thence east to Rebber corner, 1 mile: thence south to Rebber residence and retrace to corner, 1-4 mile; thence east to Hartzell road, 1 1-2 miles ; thener sonth on said road. 1-2 mile; thence west to school- house No 7, 1 1-2 miles; thence south to Schroeder's corner, 1 mile; thence east to Hartzell road, 1 1-2 miles; thence south on said road to Wayne Trace, 2 7-8 miles; thence northwest on said trace through Soest to junetion Wayne Trace and Pennsylvania R R, 6 miles; thence northwest via Pioneer av to postoffice, 2 1-2 miles. Length of route, 26 1-2 miles. Area covered, 14 square miles. Number of houses, 122. Population served, 549.
ROUTE No 14. FORMERLY NO. 2.
Commencing at postoffice. thenee northwest via Lakeside bridge, St JJoe boulevard, Parnell av to St Joe gravel road, 3 miles; thenee northeast on said road to Wietzel's corner, 5 1-2 miles; thence east to Eby corner, 3-8 mile; thence south to Bloom corner, 1-2 mile; thenee east to schoolhouse No 1. St Joe township, 1 1-4 miles; thence south to Masou corner. 1-2 mile; thenee north to Donahue corner, 1 mile; thence east to Porter corner. 1 mile; thence south to Fort Wayne and Hicksville turnpike, 2 1-2 miles; thenee south- west on said pike to Fort Wayne and Maysville pike, 3 miles ; thence southwest on said pike to Walton av, 5 miles ; thence south on Walton av, crossing Maumee road to post- office. 1 1-2 miles. Length of route, 25 1-2 miles. Arca covered. 16 square miles. Number of houses, 129. Popu- lation served. 550.
ROUTE NO. 15. FORMERLY NO. 9. '
Commencing at postoffice, thence northeast via Lakeside bridge and Baker av to Hieksville road, 1 1-2 miles; thence east and northeast on said road to first road past Bass farm. 4 3-8 miles: thence north ou said road to Gerke's corner. 2 miles: thence east to schoolhouse. 1 1-4 miles: thonce north to Eby corner. 1 mile ; thence west to Paulman corner, 2 miles ; thence south to schoolhouse No 5. St Joseph town-
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ship, 1 mile; thence west to St Joe gravel road, 1 3-4 miles; thence southwest and south on said road to Grier's corner, 1 1-8 miles; thenee east to Bohlman corner, 2 3-4 miles; thence south to the German school. 1-2 mile; thence west to St Joe gravel road, 4 1-4 miles: thence southwest on said road to postoffice, 2 3-4 miles. Length of ronte. 25 1-4 miles. Area covered, 15 sqaure miles. Number of houses on route. 106. Population served, 477.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Municipal election. first Tuesday in November.
Regular sessions of the Common Council. second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at 8:00 p. m.
Council Chambers. City Hall. corner Barr and E Berry.
OFFICERS. CITY OF FORT WAYNE, IN. D 1909.
William J Hosey, Mayor.
J Frank Mungovan, Clerk.
August M Schmidt, Comptroller.
Charles J Steiss. Deputy Comptroller.
George W Lindemuth, City AAuditor.
W II Seheiman, City Treasurer.
Julian F Franke, Secretary Water Works.
Guy Colerick, City Attorney.
Benajmin W Skelton, City Court Judge.
Frank MI Randall. Civil Engineer.
Vietor Kalteyer, Assistant Civil Engineer.
Martin H Ankenbruck, Superintendent Police.
Henry Lapp, Lieutenant Police.
Richard Kelly. Captain Police. William Pappert. Sergeant Police.
Henry Harkrider. Sergeant Police.
Henry Hilbrecht, jr. Chief Fire Department.
Fred Schroeder. Captain Fire Company No 1. Michael Connors, Captain Fire Company No 2. George W Jasper. Captain Fire Company No 3. John Stalhnt, Captain Fire Company No 4. George Trautman. Captain Fire Company No 5. Christian Royhans, Captain Fire Company No 6. John Baker, Captain Fire Company No 7.
John Ilber. Captain Fire Company No 8. August Goers, Custodian of Parks. Charles MeKendry. Street Superintendent. Philip Hartman. Foreman Street Repairs.
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Win Ropa. Market Master. John Ryan, Weighmaster. John Tremmel, Poundmaster. TRUSTEES OF WATER WORKS. Edward J Lennon Jesse Brosius Henry Swartz. TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS. E W Cook. Pres. James II Fry, Treas. A Fuelber, Sec. J N Study, Superintendent.
COUNCIL DIRECTORY. COMMON COUNCIL. William C Schwier. Presiding Officer.
Marion B Johnson, Vice Presiding Officer.
J Frank Mungovan. Clerk. COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE.
William A Bayer, 525 High Street.
Wm D Henderson. 854 Columbia Avenue.
Marion B Johnson, 1217 Hurd Street.
William C Schwier, 1310 Monroe Street.
John II Welch, 336 West Creeighton Avenue.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Gustave W Boerger.
Second Ward-Louis C Langard.
Third Ward-George II Loesch.
Fourth Ward-James M Henry.
Fifth Ward-George B Stemen.
Sixth Ward-Win N Enslen.
Seventh Ward-Michael Kinder.
Eighth Ward-Chas II Rodenbeck.
Ninth Ward-Walter E Cook.
Tenth Ward-Philip HI Wyss.
MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL BOARDS.
(Board of Public Works. Room 2.)
Edward J Lennon. President.
Henry Schwartz.
Jesse Brosius.
HI W Becker, Clerk.
Dennis MeCarthy. Stenographer.
Meets Monday. 3 p. m. : Thursday, 7:30 p. m. BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
George Herrman. Chairman.
James JJ Hayes. Calvin K Reiman.
Meets every Tuesday evening at & p m.
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BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Ferdinand Meier. President.
Joseph M Singmaster.
Oscar W Tresselt.
David N Foster.
Meets every other Monday at 3 p. m. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTHI AND CHARITIES.
H O Bruggeman, Secretary.
A P Buehman.
August Reithmiller.
Anna K Sullivan, Clerk.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer - Henry Hilbrecht, office Central Station,
E Main. Assistant Chief Engineer-John Schroeder. Steamer No 1-Central Station.
Hook and Ladder Co No 1-Central Station.
Hose Co No 1-Central Station.
Engine Co No 2-Wallace, between Clay and Lafayette.
Hook and Ladder Co No 2-Wallace, between Clay and Lafayette.
Hose Co No 2-Wallace, between Clay and Lafayette.
Chemical Engine No 3-Washington boul W, between Har- rison and Webster.
Hose Co No 3-Washington boul W. between Harrison and Webster.
Engine Co No 4-Maumee av, between Ohio and Chute.
Hose Co No 4-Maumee av. between Ohio and Chute.
Engine Co No 5-Broadway. between Lavina and Hen- dricks.
Hose Co No 5-Broadway. between Lavina and Hendricks. Engine Co No 6-Northwest corner Wells and Third.
Hose Co No 6-Northwest corner Wells and Third.
Engine Co No 7-n s W Main nr Muncie R R.
Hose Co No 7-n s W Main, nr Muncie R R.
Engine Co No S- e s Fairfield av. between De Wald and Creighton av.
Hose Co No 8- e s Fairfield av. between De Wald and Creighton av.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH STATIONS.
6-s e corner Calhoun and Columbia. 9-Corner St Mary's av and Burgess.
12- 66 Wells and Lake Shore R R.
13 Iligh and Clark.
14 Superior and Ewing.
15 Calhoun and Jefferson.
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16- Calhoun and Brooklyn av.
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Calhoun and Leith.
23- Washington and Clay.
24 Washington and Ilarmer.
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Lewis and Hanna.
26- .. Summit and Division.
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Maumee av and Schick.
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Hayden and Francis.
31- Douglas av and Webster.
32 Jefferson and Fairfield av.
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Broadway and Jefferson.
35 --- Washington boul and Van Buren.
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Union and Lavina av.
37- Broadway boul and College.
41-Olds Wagon Works.
42-No 2 Engine House.
43-Corner Hanna and Wallace.
45- .. Thayer and Smith.
46- Hanna and Creighton av.
47- Lafayette and De Wald.
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Creighton av and Thomas.
51- Berry and Webster.
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Main and Fairfield av.
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Main and Van Buren.
54 66 Main and Cherry.
56 66 Boone and Osage.
57-No 7 Engine House. 58 -- Corner Berry and Union.
61- Berry and Court.
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Harrison and Columbia.
63- Columbia and Barr.
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Barr and Madison.
65- Barr and Holman.
67-Penn Roundhouse.
71-Corner Fairfield av and Bass.
72 Butler and Hoagland av.
73- Broadway and Taylor.
74- Fox av. between Creighton av and De Wald. 75-No 8 Engine House.
76-Fairfield av. between Creighton av and Pontiac. 78-Corner Broadway and Huestis av.
79- Fox and Home avs.
81- Wayne and Walter.
82- Lewis and Lillie.
83- Washington boul and Grant av.
84- Coombs and Liberty.
89-East Yards P Ft W & CR R.
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93-Ft Wayne Electric Light and Power Co, Spy Run av. 113-Corner Putnam and Meridian.
114-No 6 Engine House.
115-Corner Wayne and Calhoun.
116- .. Calhoun and Douglas av.
121-Central Engine Hose.
123-Corner Old Fort and Columbia av.
124 --- Lake av and Oneida.
127-No 4 Engine House.
312-No 3 Engine Ilonse.
135-No 5 Engine House.
136-Ft Wayne Electrie Wks.
148-Western Gas Construction Co.
162 -- Corner Main and Calhoun.
176-Packard Co.
213-St Mary's av and Spring.
214-Wells and Huffman.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters. City Hall, se cor Barr and E Berry.
Chief-Martin II Ankenbruck.
Captain -- Richard Kelley.
Lieutenant-Henry Lapp.
Detectives-Charles F Lenz, George W Soliday.
Sergeants -- Henry Harkenrider, Win Pappert.
Clerks-Fred M Graffe and Emil Smith.
Station Master- John F Terrey.
Patrolmen -- Gustave Buck. Robert Diekson, Charles F Spillner, Ernest Panl. Abraham Googlein. Benjamin H Elliott. Patrick Murphy, Robert Treba, John Keintz, Frank Cheviron. George Heller. Nicholas Petgen, Louis W Linker. Joseph Golden, J K Stevens. James Smith, August Kruekeberg. Peter Junk, Charles Nave, Albert C Atkins. Win Shaughnessy, Joseph Degitz, Wm Zwick. Harry Beyerle, Charles O Westerman, James II Barr. Elmer Young, August J Kruekeberg, John Greer. Martin Rundell, Charles Eisenhut, Martin Madden, Frank E Johnson, Gustave Beneke, Harry J Grimme.
Patrol Drivers-George Welsh and Edward Bevelheimer.
RATES OF FARE AS ESTABLISHED BY CITY ORDINANCES RELA- TIVE TO PUBLIC CARRIAGES.
Section 7. The prices to be charged by the owner or driver of any vehicle, except an omnibus. for the convey- ance of passengers for hire, within said city, shall be as
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follows, to be regulated and estimated by the distance on the most direct routes, namely :
For conveying a passenger not exceeding one mile .... $0.50 For conveying a passenger any distance over a mile
and less than two miles. . . 1.00
For conveying children between five and fourteen years of age, half the above price may be charged for like dis- tanees, but for children under five years of age no charge shall be made, unless such child is the only passenger, in which case full charge may be made.
The distance from any railroad depot or hotel to any other railroad or hotel shall, in all cases, be estimated as not exceeding one mile.
For the use of coaches drawn by two horses with one
or more passengers by the day. .$8.00
For the use of any vehicle by the hour with one or more passengers with the privilege of going from place to place and stopping when required, as follows:
For the first hour
For each succeeding hour 1.00
.$1.50
Every passenger shall be allowed to have conveyed upon such vehicle without charge his ordinary traveling baggage, not exceeding in any case one trunk.
Section 13. Any person who shall violate any or either of the provisions of this chapter, or any section, elause or provision of any section of this chapter, or who shall fail or neglect to comply with any or either of the requirements thereof shall. upon conviction, pay a fine of not more than one hundred dollars.
FEDERAL OFFICERS. GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
Postmaster-Robert B Hanna.
Collector of Internal Revenue-Elam II Neal, Indianapolis.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue-Michael J Barton.
Division Deputy Collector Internal Revenue-Louis P Sharp.
U S Ganger-John Crowley, office 2d floor Government Bldg.
U S Pension Officers-Board of Medical Examiners: Dr G B M Bower, pres; Eric A Crull, treas; ] Hetrick, sec. Special Examiner, H F Shontz.
U S COURTS.
District Court of the United States-Second Tuesday in June and December. Hon Albert B Anderson. JJudge; Noble C Butler, Clerk; Charles W Miller. U S Dis- triet Attorney. Indianapolis; Jesse J MI LaFollette.
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Asst U S Attorney ; T J Logan, U S Commissioner and Resident Deputy Clerk; Henry C Pettit, U S Marshal, Indianapolis, Ind; Amos R Walter, Resident Deputy Marshal, Fort Wayne, Ind; Sol A Wood, Referee in Bankruptcy.
Circuit Court of the United States-Second Teusday in June and December. Hon Frank Baker, Chicago, Judge; Hon A B Anderson, ex officia Judge; Noble C Butler, Clerk ; Henry C Pettit, Marshal, Indianapolis ; Amos R Walker, Resident Deputy Marshal, Fort Wayne, Ind; Secret Service Operator, T E Halls, Indianapolis.
COUNTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH POSTOFFICE ADDRESSES.
Aboite-David HI Forsythe, R R 7.
Adams-Herman R Fonker, 68 Chestnut.
Cedar Creek-Chas E Dailey, Grabill, R R I.
Eel River -- Horace G MeDuffee, Churubusco, R. R I. Jackson-Lester L Lothamor, Monroeville, R R I.
Jefferson-Frank E Lomont, New Haven, R R 5. Lafayette-Jacob M Crabbs. Roanoke, R R 1.
Lake -- John W Soton. Arcola.
Madison-Amassa Shaffer, Monroeville, R R 5.
Marion-Homer S Brown, Poe. Ind.
Maumee -- August Breneke, Woodburn, R R 2. Milan-William Bruick, Fort Wayne, R R 14. Monroe-E M Johnston, Monroeville.
Perry-Chas P Roy, Fort Wayne, R R 2. Pleasant-Wesley Swank, Sheldon.
St .Joseph-Michael Costello, Fort Wayne, R R 14.
Scipio-Chas K Coughanour, Hicksville. O. R R 4 Springfield-Hiram B Rorrer, Grabill, R R 2. Washington-Edgar M Myers, Huntertown, R R 3. Wayne -- Henry F Branning, Fort Wayne. R R. II.
COURTS.
City Court. City Hall. Daily sessions (except Sunday) 8 a. m. Benjamin W Skelton, Judge; Frank Mungovan, Clerk; George J Strodel, Bailiff.
Circuit Court-3rd floor Court House. Hon Edward O'Rourke, Judge; Albert E Thomas, Proseetinug At- torney. Terms of Court-First Monday in February. third Monday in April, first Monday in September and third Monday in November.
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Superior Court-3rd Hoor Court House. Hon Owen N Heaton. Judge. Terms of Court-Second Monday in January, first Monday in April, second Monday in September and second Monday in November.
COUNTY BOARD OF CHARITIES AND CORREC- TIONS.
Meets in Trust ys' office, Court House. Wm II Sheimann, Secretary.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF ALLEN COUNTY.
Name.
Township.
P. O. Address.
Henry Grabner
Adams
Fort Wayne.
James A. Crippen
Adams
New Haven.
Charles Wells ..
Aboite
R. R. 3.
Reuben W. Scarlet
Eel River
Hellers Corners.
Andrew J. Rieker
Jackson
Louis Roy ..
Lafayette
Fort Wayne.
Tiomer W. ioung.
auison
Zanesville.
Neison H. Whittern
Marion
Monroeville.
Jonathan Vaugh.
Maunice
Poe.
William J. Kyberg.
Antwerp. C.
Geo. Stenger.
Monroe
Shirley City.
John D. Alleger
Monroe
Monroeville.
James D. McCormick
Pleasant.
Monroeville.
John M. Shives
Perry
R. R. ] Fort Wayne
Willis Ketchum.
Serio.
Chas. Roberts.
Harlan.
Jaeob C. Shirley.
Washington
Howard Hanthorn
Fort Wayne.
Michael Tancey
Fort Wayne.
L. P. Huser
Fort Wayne.
OFFICERS OF ALLEN COUNTY.
Court House Building.
Judge of the Circuit Court --- Hon Edward O'Rourke.
Judge of the Superior Court-llon Owen N Heaton.
Clerk-J N Mason.
Prosecuting Attorney-Albert E Thomas.
Sheriff --- Aaron M Reichelderfer.
Recorder-Robert E Kelley.
Treasurer-William II Scheimann.
Anditor -- George W Lindemuth.
Surveyor-David F Spindler.
Superintendent of Bridges-Ochinig B Wiley.
Coroner-Abraham J Kesler.
Commissioners- John B Wyss, Wm Franke, Joseph Ton- kel.
Attorney for County Commissioners-E G Hoffman.
County Asyhun Superintendent-W HI Johnston. School Superintendent-Harry G Felger.
Assessor-William Eggemann.
ALLEN COUNTY COUNCIL ..
Martin Metealf. Win Smith. Valentine Shaffer. Louis C Centlivre. George W Coverdale, Allen Hamilton.
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TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS WITH POSTOFFICE ADDRESSES.
Aboit-James Parnin, Fort Wayne. R R 7.
Adams-Adolph Lepper, Fort Wayne; R R 12.
Cedar Creek-Charles Fishburn, Grabill, R R I. Eel River-C L Greenwell, Huntertown, R R I. Jackson-Jerry B Grabner, Edgerton. Ind.
Jefferson-John B Sordelet, New Haven. R R 5. Lafayette --- Chester Greer, Roanoke, R R I. Lake-Charles MI Shaffer, Arcola.
Madison-Otto W Buskirk, Monroeville, R R 5.
Marion-Louis Behrman. Fort Wayne, R R 12.
Maumee-Roy C Hart. Woodburn.
Milan-Ileury Weicker, Woodburn, R R 2. Monroe-John O'Shaughnessy. Monroeville.
Pleasant-William Krauss, Fort Wayne, RR 10 Perry -- J S McComb, Fort Wayne, R R 2.
St Joseph-O C Smith. Fort Wayne, R R 2.
Scipio -- Wm Schepelmann. Hicksville, O, R R 3. Springfield-Daniel M Herrick. Harlan.
Washington-Warren W Vaughn, 1636 Short st, Fort Wayne Wayne -- John A Bushman, 1525 Cass st, Fort Wayne.
BANDS OF MUSIC.
Barner's Orchestra. H C' Barner. Leader and Manager. Meet corner Calhoun and Jefferson.
Fort Wayne Military Band, 619 Calhoun.
Packard Band. Packard Hall. Prof John Verwiere, Leader. L S C Schroeder. Manager.
Reineke's Orchestra. 205 E Main. Organized 1872. F J Reineke, Director and Manager.
Citizens' Band of Fort Wayne, 1001-1003 Broadway; HI C Barner, Manager. Shober's Orchestra, 229 W Main. F E Ashbaugh, Leader ; P A Shober. Manager.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Wayne, Sol Mier Co ( Private), 127 E Berry. In- dividual responsibility. $350.000.
Citizens' Trust Co, Owen N Heaton. Pres: F L Jones. Vice Pres; John Ferguson, Vice Pres: E W Cook, See; s w corner Berry and Clinton.
First National Bank. 811-815 Calhoun. Organized May 1863: reorganized May. 1882: charter extended May, 1902. Capital, $500,000; surplus and profits. $200.000. John HI Bass, Pres; CHI Worden. Vice Pres; IELA Keplinger, 2d Vice Pres; HI R Freeman, Cash : Joseph HI Orr. Asst Cash.
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Fort Wayne Clearing House Assn, 723 Court. C E Bond, Pres; Paul F Kuhne, Mgr.
German-American National Bank, 721 Court. Incorpor- ated August, 1904. Capital, $200,000. Samuel M Foster, Pres; Theo Wentz, Ist Vice Pres; Charles F Pfeiffer, 2d Vice Pres; Theo Wentz, Cash; George Waldschmidt. Asst Cash.
Hamilton National Bank, n w cor Calhoun and Main. Or- ganized, 1879. Capital, $200,000; surplus, $300,000. Charles MeCulloch, Pres; John Ross MeCulloch, Viee Pres; Frank HI Poole, Cash; HI J Taylor, Asst Cash ; Wm H Myers, 2d Asst Cash.
Nuttman & Co (Private), 132 E Main. Organized, 1883. Responsibility. $300,000. O S Hanna, Pres.
Old National Bank, s w cor Calhoun and Berry. Capital, $350,00, surplus, $110,000. Organized January, 1985. Henry C Paul, Pres; Chas E Bond, Viee Pres; Wm. H Rohan, Cash; Stephen Morris, Asst Cash.
People's Trust and Savings Co, 817 Calhoun; W S Moel- lering, Pres; R W T DeWald, Ist Vice Pres; James MeKay, 2d Vice Pres; P J McDonald, Sec.
Straus Bros & Co, Commercial Bank, 819 Calhoun.
BUILDING. LOAN AND SAVING ASSOCIATIONS. Allen County Loan and Saving Association, Citizens' Trust Bldg. Organized April 7, 1890. Capital stock, $200,- 000. Managers meet every Monday; directors, 3d Tuesday of each month; annual meeting, 3d Tuesday in May. Gottlieb Haller, Pres; Fremont. L Jones, Viee Pres: Ernest W Cook, Sec; H A Keplinger, Treas; Heaton & Yaple, Attorneys.
Teutonia Building, Loan and Savings Association, 119 W Main. Organized March 22, 1893. Meets last Tuesday in each month. Paul Richter, Pres; Fred MI Glusen- kamp, Vice Pres; Carl J Weber, Sec; Wm Myers, Treas.
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