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97-Grand Hotel. 98-Capitol av. and Ohio.
123 -- No. 16 Eng. H., 16th and Ashland av.
124-Alabama and 16th.
125-Central av. and 15th.
126-Yandes and 15th.
127-Brookside av. and Jupiter.
128-Central av. and 17th.
129-Delaware and 19th.
131-Alabama and 11th.
132-Bellefontaine and 17th.
134-College av. and 20th.
135-Delaware and 13th.
136-Alabama and North.
137-Arsenal av. and 19th.
138-College av. and 14th.
139-Cornell av. and 13th.
141-Yandes and 19th.
142-Highland av. and 10th.
143-Tecumseh and 10th.
145-New Jersey and 22d.
146-Alvord and 17th.
147-No. 2 Eng. H., Roosevelt av. and 16th.
148-College av. and 22d.
149-College av. and 27th.
152-Park av. and 23d.
153-L. E. & W. R. R. and 23d.
154-Beville av. and 10th.
156-Twelfth and Newman.
157-Hovey and Pike.
158-Bloyd and Winter avs.
159-No. 21 Eng. H., Olney and Glen Drive.
162-Twenty-second and Depot.
163-Brightwood av. and 25th.
164-Rural, corner Bloyd.
165-St. Clair and Keystone avs.
167-Arsenal av. and 23d.
168-Bellefontaine and 28th.
169-Rural and 10th.
172-No. 22 Eng. H., 24th and Ashland av.
|173-Twentieth and Central av.
174-Central av. and 25th.
175-Jefferson av. and 12th.
212-Capitol av. and 18th.
213-Pennsylvania and Michigan.
214-Illinois and 20th.
215-Senate av. and 21st.
216-Pennsylvania and 22d.
217-Meridian and 16th.
218- Capitol av. and 26th.
219-Broadway and 10th.
231-Illinois 'and McLean pl.
234-No. 14 Eng. H., Kenwood av. and 30th.
235-Illinois and 33d.
236-Annetta and 30th.
237-No. 23 Eng. H., Udell and Rader.
238-Udell Works.
239-Isabella and 27th.
241-Meridian and 24th.
242-St. Clair and Illinois.
243-Eldridge and 23d.
245-Illinois and 37th.
312-West and Walnut.
313-West and 12th.
314-Missouri and 16th.
315-11th and Paca.
316 Capitol av. and 10th.
317-Northwestern av. and 21st.
318-Eighteenth and Gent av.
319-Canal and 10th.
321-Cercaline Works.
324-Vermont and Lynn.
325-Bismarck av. and 10th.
326-No. 9 Eng. H., Germania av., near Michigan.
327-Michigan and Holmes av.
328- Michigan and Concord.
341-West and 14th.
342-Sixteenth and Montcalm.
345-No. 24 Eng. H., 19th and Dexter.
346-New York and Ingo.
412-Missouri and Maryland.
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FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS.
413-Missouri and Ohio.
415-Capitol av and Georgia.
416 Missouri and Kentucky av.
417-Senate av. and Washington. 418-Maryland and California.
421-W. Washington and Greeley. 423-Insane Hospital.
424 Miley av. and W. Washington. 425-Washington and Harris av.
426-Addison and Bertha.
427-Oliver and Birch avs.
428-Oliver av. and Division.
429-Nordyke av. and York.
431-Kentucky av. and Morris.
432-River av. and Morris.
434-River av. and Ray.
435-Harding and Big Four R. R.
436-Harding and Oliver av.
437-No. 19 Eng. H., Morris and Harding. 438-Howard and Blaine av.
439 Stock Yards.
451-Reisner and Miller.
452-Howard and Lee.
453-Morris and Kappus.
456-Lambert and Belmont av.
457-Nordyke & Marmon Co.
458-Hose Co. No. 18.
459-Addison and Ohio.
512-West and Ray.
513-Kentucky av. and Merrill.
514-Meridian and Morris.
516-Illinois and Kansas.
517-Morris and Dakota.
518-Morris and Church.
519-Capitol av. and McCarty.
521-Meridian and Palmer.
523-Pine and Lord.
524 Madison av. and Lincoln.
526-Meridian and Belt R. R.
527-Senate av. and Ray.
528-Meridian and Arizona.
529 Meridian and Raymond.
531-Meridian and McCarty.
532-Morris and West, Eng. H. No. 4.
534 South and Illinois.
612-McKernan and Woodlawn av.
613-East and Lincoln. 614 East and Beecher.
615-Wright and Sanders.
617-McCarty and Noble.
618-New Jersey and Virginia av.
619-Stevens and Virginia av.
712-Spruce and Prospect.
713-English av. and Laurel.
714-Minnesota and New. 715-Shelby and Beecher. 716 State av and Orange.
718 -- Orange and Laurel. 719-Cottage and Shelby.
721-Lexington av. and Laurel.
723-Fletcher av. and Spruce.
724-State av. and Pleasant.
725-Prospect and Churchman av.
726-Orange and Harlan.
728-Liberty and E. Maryland.
729-Noble and South. 731-Shelby and Wade. 732- Prospect and Nelson.
812-No. 11 Eng. H., E. Washington.
813-Market and Noble.
814-Ohio and Highland av.
815-Michigan and Highland av.
816-Market and Arsenal av.
817-E. St. Clair and Union Tracks.
819-Eng. House 15, English av. and Harlan. 821-Pan Handle Shops. 823-Vermont and Walcott.
824-Washington and State av.
825-Madoen's Lounge Factory.
826-Tucker & Dorsey's Works.
827-Washington and Beville av.
829-No. 20 Eng. H., Beville av., near Wash- ington.
831-Southeastern av. and Temple av. 832-Washington and Dearborn.
834 Southeastern and Arsenal avs.
835-Michigan and Keystone av.
836-New York and Temple av.
837-New York and LaSalle.
839 -- New York and Sherman Drive.
841-E. Wash and Belt R. R. 842-E. Wash and Chester. 843-No. 25 Eng. H., 5554 E. Wash. 845-Julian and Downey avs.
846 University and Ohmer avs.
847-Audubon rd. and P., C., C. & St. L. Ry.
849-Beechwood and Burgess avs.
851-Layman and Lowell avs. 912-Maryland and Illinois.
913-Market and Illinois. 914-Washington and Pennsylvania.
915-Ohio and Delaware.
916-Maryland and Delaware.
SPECIAL SIGNALS.
The first two strokes, followed by box num- her, second alarm.
The second two strokes, followed by box number, third alarm.
The third two strokes, fourth alarm.
2-2 strokes, followed by box number, second and third alarm combined.
2-2-2 strokes, followed by box number, re- serve.
3 strokes calls off the fire pressure.
1-2-1 strokes, fire out and all companies in service.
3-3 strokes calls for fire pressure without pulling a box.
12 strokes at 12 m., struck at Headquarters, last stroke is 12 m.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters-Southeast cor. Pearl anđ
Alabama.
Superintendent-Christian L. Krueger.
Clerk to Superintendent-A. Leroy Portteus. Bertillon Clerk-Albert G. Perrott.
Police Surgeon-Charles E. Wright M. D. Captains-John P. Boylan, Martin J. Hy- land.
Sergeants-John J. Corrigan, Calvin M. Warren, Green Hagerman, Wm. F. Schei- gert, Henry C. Schroeder, Frank Giblin, Leonard Crane, Walter S. White, F. M. Schwab, Newton Shafer, Henry Kiefer, Wm. Milam, Cletus Weaver, H. W. Sand- man, James D. Hagerty.
Turnkeys-John Long, John Lowe, Timothy Mackessy.
Court Bailiff-Charles F. Dawson.
Electrician-Charles Woerner.
Telephone Operators - Cornelius Haehl, Michael O'Connor, Wm. J. Eifert.
License Inspector-Charles J. Maurice.
Humane Officer. Frank Wilson.
Board of Children's Guardians Officer-Wm. A. Joyce.
Police Matrons-Mrs. Ella Gregoire, Rena Reisner.
Custodian of Police Station-Andrew J. Stephans.
Engineers-Henry Wood, Hugh McCaffery. Janitors-Bernard Henry, Philip Fisher, R. Azzarillo.
PATROLMEN.
Admire, James. Bolen, Frank B.
Albert, Vernon/ J. Brady, Wm. F.
Amsden, Frederick. Brooks, H. M.
Anderson, Frank. Burk, Stanford.
Arnold, Wm. H. Burris, Henry.
Askin, Henry J. Caldwell, John P.
Bailey, Wm. Carter, Daniel.
Barlow, Geo. F. Christ, Henry.
Bates, John M. Condell, Harry A.
Beckman, Wm. F. Belch, John. Conn, Wm. J. Couk, Clifton E.
Bernauer, Charles. Coulson, Joseph B.
Bixler, Edward J. Blumberg, Samuel.
Cousins. John W.
Cox, Wm. L.
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COUNTY OFFICERS-TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Cox, Walter. Crabtree, James. Cronin, James J. Davis, Horace C. Deaver, Wm. DeRossette, K. A. Dickinson, Chas. P. Doherty, Patrick J. Dolby, Edward W. Dugan, Hugh M. Duncan, Frank H. Dunn, Clement T. Fickle, Albert. Gillespie, Samuel B. Goins, George H. Gollnisch, Chas. P.
Green, James E. Gregory, Otis E. Griffin, Thomas W. Gunsolas, Fred. Haley, Daniel F. Hall, Elmer F. Hanlon, Lawrence. Harris, Edward. Hart, Simpson T. Helm, John C. Hillman, Charles T. Hite, Wm. D.
Hoffbauer, Nicholas J.
Hollahan, Jeremiah A.
Hostetler, John V. Huhn, Peter. Hull, Wade. Irish, Samuel F. Jackson, Newton. Johnson, John F. Johnston, George F. Jones, Gabriel L. Jordan, Robert H. Kerins, James. Kimpel, John N. Kitzmiller, John C. Kurtz, Jacob. Laporte, Miller J.
Larsh, Homer A. Larsh, Wm. W. Lawlor, Michael D. Lee, Benjamin W. Leet, Ira L.
Losh, George W. Lowe, Iley.
Lund, Perry.
Lyons, Robert H. McCarthy, John.
McGuff, Martin.
McKinney, John M. Mathews, Thos. M. Mathey, Alfred F. Mefford, James O.
Mellen, Wm. Merz, Charles. Metcalfe, Chas. P. Miller, Albert. Milam, Wm. B. Monninger, Henry. Morgan, Wm. Mullen, John. Mulvihill, John J. Murphy, Edward C. Musgrove, Wm. Naughton, James. Okey, Joseph B. Ormston, Elmer E. Panse, James B. Paulsel, W. M. Petticord, Edward. Pope, James P. Rader, John D. Raftery, Michael F. Reidy, Thomas. Repp, John F. Richards, David S. Rochford, Thos. E. Rockafellow, Chas
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Rogers, Wm. Russell, Charles J. Samuels, Edward. Sangston, Wm. J. Scott, Louis C. Scribner, Albert G. Shafer, Adolphus. Shea, Patrick M. Shelby, Arthur A. Shine, John W. Silvey, Pressley A. Simon, Otto H. Slate, Henry. Smith, Allen F. Smith, Wm. P.
Spears, Joshua.
Spearing, Frederick.
Steinruck, Joseph. Stephenson, Frank
M. Stout, Thomas L. Streit, Jesse M.
Todd, Douglas P.
Tomlinson, George. Tyner, L. F.
Vaughn, James E. Vordermark, John P. Weible, John.
Wheeler, Wm. H. Wilson, James W. Wilson, Wm.
Winn, James W. Woodward, Wm.
Wooley, Oliver W.
DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Captain-Jeremiah E. Kinney.
Detectives-Clerk, Charles T. MacIntire; Chauncey A. Manning, Samuel S. Gerber, John B. Trimpe, Adolph Asch, Timothy Splan, Martin F. Haley, Conrad Hauser, William A. Holtz, Edward McGuff, Ed- ward W. Bray, David R. Lancaster.
POLICE COURT.
Second Floor, Southeast Cor. Alabama and Pearl.
Police Judge-Thomas C. Whallon.
Clerk-William M. Fogarty.
Deputy Clerk-William P. Cosgrove.
Bailiff-Charles F. Dawson. City Prosecutor-Oren S. Hack. Pollce Prosecutor-Ira Holmes.
License Inspector-Charles J. Maurice.
INDIANAPOLIS MERCHANTS' POLICE FORCE.
Headquarters-Room 10 Odd Fellows' Bldg. Captain-Grafton A. Clary. -
First Lieutenant-Frank Griffith. Second Lieutenant-Charles N. Whitezell. Secretary-Henry P. Thomas. Treasurer-Thomas C. Moore.
Patrolmen-J. N. Clary, John Foltzenloge], I. J. Wooley, John Minor, Robert D. Ba- con, T. H. A. Grothaus, S. J. McClure, William Clary, George W. Cheatham, Wilford Bristow, J. D. Crocket, Samuel Hice, Christian Hansing, M. H. Miller, Patrick O'Neal, B. ' Campbell, Thomas Morton, B F. Myers, Ira Hadley, J. C. Biddinger, John M. Spears, John C. Whit- tinghill, J. B. Hilton, Reuben Hendrick- son, Frederick Borgman, Timothy Sulli- van, J. D. Click, Seymour VanHorn, Ma- rion Smith, A. B. Wood, C. C. Russe, James F. Bird, James M. Kemp, D. C. Moore, T. M. Kingsbury, William F. Bade, Walter S. Sourbeer, Conrad Bender, Henry Meier, Charles Highland, W. E. Micks, James Barriclow, S. H. Darnell, William Bastın, William Anderson, George Pin- nell.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk (ex-officio of all courts)-Wm. E. Davis. Term expires December, 1906. Dep- uty, Leonard Quill; Marriage License Clerk, Edward G. Sourbeer.
Treasurer-Oliver P. Ensley. Term expires December, 1907. Deputy, Henry L. Smith. Auditor-Cyrus J. Clark. Term expires De- cember, 1907. Deputy, Fred K. Shepard.
Recorder-Lew Shank. Term expires De- cember, 1906. Chief Deputy, Harry R. Wallace. Asst. Deputy, Fred B. Aiken. Sheriff-Robert Metzger. Term expires De- cember, 1904.
Coroner-Harry D. Tutewiler. Term ex- pires December, 1904.
Commissioners-John McGregor; term ex- pires December, 1906; Thomas Spafford, term expires November, 1906; John E. Mc- Gaughey, term expires November, 1904.
Assessor-Marion Eaton. Term expires De- cember, 1904. Deputy, Horace E. Hadley. Surveyor-Harry Klausmann.
Superintendent of Schools-Homer L. Cook. Superintendent of Work House-A. D. Shaw.
Judge Marion Circuit Court-Henry Clay Allen. Term expires November, 1906. Probate Commissioner-Merle N. A. Walk- er, 51 Court House.
Judges Superior Court-Room 1-John L. McMaster. Term expires November, 1906. Room 2-James M. Leathers. Term ex- pires November, 1906. Room 3-Vinson Carter. Term expires November, 1906.
Judge Marion Criminal Court-Fremont AI- ford. Term expires November, 1906.
Judge Marion County Juvenile Court- George W. Stubbs.
Poor Attorney-Charles J. MeGroarty.
Prosecuting Attorney- John C. Ruckels- haus; Charles P. Benedict, Deputy.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Township Assessor-M. L. Jefferson. Term expires December 31, 1904.
Deputies-Edward A. Bretz, Wm. U. Gra- ham, James N. Shelton, John A. Porter, John F. Ford, Wm. H. Brown, C. Mc- Groarty, Henry G. Peterson.
Justices of the Peace-Wm. H. Nickerson, Elmer B. Pentecost, Wm. C. Smock, Jo- seph H. Sheppard, Harvey B. Stout.
Constables-Frank L. Glass, Philip Marer, Harry Hildebrand, G. B. Davis, Edgar E. Young, David J. Smock, Wm. H. Huston. Trustees-Center, Pearson Mendenhall, 1012 E. Washington street; Franklin, Henry
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ASYLUMS, ETC .- BANKS AND BANKERS.
H. Brown; Perry, Jeremiah Gray; Pike, Samuel Kissel; Washington, Charles John- son; Wayne, Frank McCaslin; Warren, Thomas A. Wonnell; Lawrence, Samuel Beaver; Decatur, Louis W. George.
Time of Holding Elections-General, State and County Elections are held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Novem- ber. The general city election is held on the second Tuesday in October.
ASYLUMS, HOSPITALS, ETC.
Alpha Home for Aged Colored Women-1940 Darwin. Florence Lynch, Matron.
Asylum for Friendless Colored Children- 319 W. 21st. Abbie J. Bond, Matron.
Bobbs' Free Dispensary of the Medical Col- lege of Indiana-N. W. cor. Senate av. and Market.
Central Indiana Hospital for Insane-West Washington, Mount Jackson. George F. Edenharter, M. D., Supt.
City Dispensary-S. E. cor. Alabama and Pearl. Henry Lohrmann, Supt.
City Hospital-1000 Coe. Paul Martin, M. D., Supt.
County Infirmary-Indiana av., four miles northwest of city.
Door of Hope Maternity Hospital-116 W. Michigan. Anna H. Morris, Supt.
Eleanor Hospital for Sick Children-1806 N. Capitol av. Lila Tye, Matron.
Flower Mission Hospital-S. W. cor. 10th and Locke.
German Evangelical Lutheran Orphans' Home -- 3310 E. Wash. C. Hankemeier, Supt.
German General Protestant Orphan Asy- lum-S. State av. and Spruce.
Gospel Home of Indianapolis Shiloh Cot- tage-1005 N. Senate av.
Guardians' Home-5763 University av.
Hartwig-Kalley Home for Aged-5765 Rail- road.
Home for Aged Poor-520 E. Vermont. In charge of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Home of the Good Shepherd-W. Raymond, near Meridian.
Indiana Industrial Home for Blind Men- 1146 W. 28th. C. S. McGiffin, Supt.
Indiana Industrial School for Girls-S. E. cor. Michigan and Randolph streets. Em- ily E. Rhoades, Supt.
Indiana Women's Prison-S. E. cor. Michi- gan and Randolph. Emily E. Rhoades, Supt.
Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women- 1731 N. Capitol av. Gabriella M. Landis, Matron.
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum-N. E. cor. College av. and 13th.
Indianapolis Veterinary Infirmary-14-16 S. Alabama.
Katharine Home for Aged Women-2007 N. Capitol av. Mary A. Hendricks, Supt.
Marion County Jail-S. W. cor. Delaware and Pearl. Robert Metzger, Sheriff.
Marion County Work House S. E. cor. 21st and Northwestern av. A. D. Shaw, Supt. Methodist Episcopal Deaconess's Home- 1704 N. Senate av.
"Neuronhurst," Dr. W. B. Fletcher Sana- torium-1140 E. Market.
"Norways" Sanatorium for Nervous and Mental Diseases-Dr. Albert E. Sterne, Propr., 1820 E 10th.
Pentecost Band Faith Orphanage-E. 10th and Garfield av. Corene Dunbar, Matron. Physio-Medical College Free Dispensary- 226 E. North.
Polyclinique in connection with Central College of Physicians and Surgeons-214 N. Senate av.
Protestant Deaconess Hospital and Home for the Aged-200-210 N. Senate av.
Rescue Home and Mission-406 S. Pennsyl- vania. Wm. V. Wheeler, Supt.
Runnels O. S. Hospital-522 N. Illinois.
St. Joseph's Home and Industrial School- 725 S. Alabama.
St. Vincent's Infirmary-S. E. cor. Dela- ware and South streets.
Union State Hospital-431 N. Alabama. John Kolmer, M. D., Supt.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Indianapolis Clearing House Association-8 Fletcher's Bank bldg. George C. Calvert, Mngr.
American National Bank-22-24 E. Wash. Incorporated 1900. Capital, $1,000,000. Sur- plus and profits, $269,439.81. John Perrin, Pres .; H. A. Schlotzhaner, Cashier; Evans Woollen, Counsel; Theo. Stempfel, Assist- ant Cashier; Andrew Smith, Assistant Cashier; O. P. Welborn, Auditor. Direct- ors; Hervey Bates, Hervey Bates jr, James I. Dissette, Wm. Dugdale, Frank W. Lewis, Herman Lieber, A. E. Metzger, John Perrin, Joseph C. Schaf, Henry Sev- erin.
Capital National Bank The-28 S. Meridian. Chartered 1889. Capital, $300,000; surplus, $150,000; undivided profits, $15,000. Wm. F. Churchman, Pres .; Orlando M. Pack- ard, Vice-Pres .; Hiram W. Moore, Cash- ier; Robert M. Churchman, Assistant Cashier. Directors: W. F. Churchman, O. M. Packard. A. A. McKain, H. J. Milll- gan, Aug. M. Kuhn, E. I. Fisher, A. G. Lupton, Hartford City, Ind .; Chas. L. Farrell.
Columbia National Bank-14-16 E. Wash. Chartered 1901. Capital, $300,000; undi- vided profits, $25,000. Medford B. Wilson, Pres .; A. A. Barnes, First Vice-Pres .; L. P. Newby, Second Vice-Pres .; W. F. C. Golt, Cashier; W. K. Sproule jr, Assistant Cashier. Directors: A. A. Barnes, W. H. Coleman, A. C. Daily, Medford B. Wil- son, Lonis H. Levey, H. W. Miller, L. P. Newby, Knightstown, Ind .; A. F. Ram- sey, Crawfordsville, Ind .; E. H. Tripp, R. P. VanCamp, C. E. Coffin.
Fletcher National Bank-30-34 E. Wash. Capital, $500,000; surplus, $500,000. Stough- ton J. Fletcher, Pres .; Stoughton A. Fletcher, Vice-Pres .; Charles Latham, Cashier. Directors: Stoughton J. Fletch- er, Charles Latham, Stoughton A. Fletcher, John S. Tarkington, Ralph K. Smith, Wm. A. Hughes.
Indiana National Bank-Cor. Penn. and Virginia av. Incorporated 1865. Capital, $1,000,000; surplus and undivided profits, $550,000. Volney T. Malott, Pres .; Ed- ward L. McKee, Vice-Pres .; Edward B. Porter, Cashier. Directors: V. T. Malott, E. L. McKee, J. H. Holliday, G. B. Yandes, W. J. Holliday, H. P. Wasson, Henry Eitel, Arthur V. Brown, C. H. Brownell, Peru, Ind.
Merchants' National Bank The-S. W. cor. Wash. and Meridian streets. Incorporated 1865; charter extended 1885. Capital, $1,000,- 000; surplus and undivided profits, $450,- 000. Otto N. Frenzel, Pres .; John P. Frenzel, Vice-Pres .; Frederick Fahnley, Second Vice-Pres .; Oscar F. Frenzel, Cashier. Directors: John P. Frenzel, Otto N. Frenzel, Paul H. Krauss, Fred- erick Fahnley, James F. Failey, Albert Lieber, Henry Wetzel.
People's Deposit Bank-122 E. Market. In- corporated 1900. Capital, $40,000; surplus and undivided profits, $6,000. F. T. Mc- Whirter, Pres .; Charles M. Lemon, Cash- ier. Directors: F. T. McWhirter, Charles M. Lemon, L. F. McWhirter, S. D. Lemon. Union National Bank-25 N. Penn. Incor-
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TRUST COMPANIES-BUILDERS' EXCHANGE.
porated 1902. Capital, $200,000. Wm. J.
Richards, Pres .; Robert E. Morrison, Vice-Pres. and Cashier; Fred N. Smith, Assistant Cashier; Charles H. Morrison, Assistant Cashier. Directors: Wm. J. Richards, Charles E. Coffin, John D. Baker, John D. Collett, George Wolf, John R. Welch, Charles H. Smith, Wm. C. VanArsdel, Robert E. Morrison.
TRUST COMPANIES.
Central Trust Co .- Incorporated 1889. Capi- tal, $300,000. 150 E. Market. Charles E. Coffin, Pres .; Charles E. Holloway, 1st Vice-Pres .; Edwin H. Forry, 2d Vice-Pres .; Thomas B. Fulmer, Treas .; Augustus Jen- nings, Sec .; Clarence Coffin, Asst. Sec. Directors: C. E. Coffin, C. E. Holloway, George B. Elliott, O. B. Jameson, W. T. Durbin, L. D. Moody, Courtland Van Camp, Medford B. Wilson, W. J. Rich- ards.
Commercial Trust Co. of Indiana The-4 E. Market. Organized 1902. Capital, $300,- 000. C. C. Pierce, jr., Pres .; R. T. Snapp, Vice-Pres .; J. M. Martens, Sec, and Treas .; W. E. Ashbaugh, Asst. Sec. Directors: C. C. Pierce, jr., R. T. Snapp, J. M. Mar- tens, W. E. Ashbaugh, J. H. Onstad, G. W. Seybold, Logansport, G. W. Osborne, Rushville.
Indiana Trust Co .- Incorporated 1893. Capi- tal, $1,000,000. Indiana Trust bldg., S. E. cor. Wash. and Virginia av. John P. Frenzel, Pres .; Fred Fahnley, Vice-Pres .; James F. Failey, 2d Vice-Pres .; John A. Butler, Sec .; Frank Martin, Treas .; John E. Casey, Auditor. Directors: Fred Fahnley, Edward Hawkins, H. W. Law- rence, Bement Lyman, James F. Failey, Henry Jameson, Albert Lieber, O. N. Frenzel, Henry Wetzel, James Proctor, J. P. Frenzel.
Marion Trust Co .- Incorporated 1895. Capi- tal, $300,000; undivided profits, $110,000. N. E. cor. Market and Monument pl. Stough- ton J. Fletcher, Pres .; Preston T. Kelsey, Vice-Pres .; Ferdinand Winter, 2d Vice- Pres .; Preston C. Trusler, Sec. and Treas. Directors: Stoughton J. Fletcher, Ferdi- nand Winter, S. P. Sheerin, Byron K. Elliott, Stoughton A. Fletcher, Charles Latham, C. N. Thompson, P. T. Kelsey, V. K. Hendricks, Julius A. Lemcke, Hugh Dougherty.
Security Trust Co .- Incorporated 1901. Capi- tal, $600,000. Americus C. Daily, Pres .; W. F. Churchman, 1st Vice-Pres .; George J. Marott, 2d Vice-Pres .; O. M. Packard, Treas .; Gavin L. Payne, Sec. Directors: Wm. F. Churchman, Americus C. Daily, Mortimer Levering, George J. Marott, Enos H. Nebeker, John L. Griffiths, Al- fred M. Ogle, Orlando M. Packard, Rob- ert L. O'Hair, Gavin L. Payne.
Union Trust Co .- Incorporated 1893. Capi- tal, $600,000; surplus, $300,000. 118-120 E. Market. John H. Holliday, Pres .; Henry Eitel, Vice-Pres .; Charles S. McBride, Sec .; H. M. Foltz, Treas. Directors: A. A. Barnes, C. H. Brownell, Thomas C. Day, Henry Eitel, I. C. Elston, Wm. A. Guthrie, Addison C. Harris, John H. Holli- day, Volney T. Malott, Augustus L. Ma- son, Edward L. McKee, Samuel E. Rauh.
BUILDERS' EXCHANGE.
Fifth Floor Majestic Bldg.
Meeting of Directors first Friday in each month at 10 a. m.
Meeting-General first Friday in each month at 10:30 a. m.
Officers-John J. Twiname, Pres .; John
Wallace, Vice-Pres .; L. S. Pierson, Treas .; Charles R. Balke, Sec .; J. E. Miller, Asst. Sec.
MEMBERS.
Abbett Wm. H., excavator, Box 164.
Adams Brick Co., brick mnfrs.
Adams Henry C., stone quarry.
Adams Joseph R., painter, Box 5.
Aufderheide Charles J., genl. contr., Box 102.
Bachman F. M. Co., lumber.
Balke & Krauss Co., lumber, Box 117. Bender Conrad, genl. contr., Box 163.
Billingsley J. H. & Co., stone contrs., Box 94.
Brandt Bros., genl. contrs., Box 116. Brown-Ketcham Iron Works, Box 64. Bruner Anderson, sewer contr., Box 56.
Burnet & Lewis, lumber, Box 121. Cassini Mosaic Tile Co., Box 124.
Cochrane S. W. & Son, contrs., Box 55. Consolidated Coal and Lime Co. Cotton M. M., genl. contr., Box 82. Coyner John V., civ. engr.
Dammel Michael W., stone contr., Box 123. Eldridge E. H. Lumber Co., Box 75.
Fertig & Kevers, painters, Box 114. Fife Wm. & Sons, stone contrs.
Floyd O. P. & Co., stone quarry, Box 145. Foster Lumber Co., Box 3.
Frazier Theodore, stone contr., Box 93. Gardner Joseph, tinner, Box 131.
Hamilton Charles L., genl. contr., Box 31. Hawkey Stanton W., brick contr., Box 104. Hetherington & Berner, Box 141. Hodgson & Richards, brick contrs., Box 133. Hoosier Sand Co., excavators, Box 111.
Humphreys & Sargent, roofing material, Box 84.
Indianapolis Manufacturers' and Carpen- ters' Union, lumber, Box 34.
Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Co., Box 11. Indianapolis Paint and Color Co.
Ittenbach G. & Co., cut stone, Box 83.
Jenkins & Davis, painters, Box 13. Johnson Edward M., painter, Box 134.
Johnson Wm. A. & Son, painters, Box 74. Johnson Wm. H. & Son, furnaces, Box 91. Jones Bros., genl. contrs., Box 23. Keeport A. B. & Co., lime and cement. Klinck Louis, cut stone, Box 25. Koss Wm. F., stone contr., Box 135. Laakmann Fred W., cement contr., Box 35. Larison John H., brick contr., Box 54. Laut H. W. & Co., tinners, Box 72. Lilly & Stalnaker, hardware. Linne Henry, brick contr., Box 15.
Lyzott C. W., painter, Box 76.
Marion Brick Works, brick mnfrs., Box 62. Martin John E., brick contr., Box 142.
Meyer A. B. & Co., lime and cement, Box 24.
Noe Nicholas, brick contr., Box 98.
Noelke-Richards Iron Works, Box 22.
Nuerge Charles & Co., genl. contrs., Box 66.
Pangborn George W., real est.
Pierson J. C. & Son, brick contrs., Box 51. Pierson L. S. Building Material and Fuel Co., Box 14.
Prange Fred & Son, genl. contrs., Box 32. Prather W. A. brick contr., Box 154. Pursell P. M. Mnfg. Co., heating furnaces, Box 137.
Reinking Henry E. & Son, genl. contrs., Box 112.
Robbins Samuel, stone contr., Box 125. Roberson J. W., teaming, Box 143.
Rubush & Timmerman, genl. contrs., Box 161.
Schumacher John A. Co., contrs., Box 152. Schwert Charles, cement contr., Box 4. Seltzer A. P., contr., Box 52. Sheridan Brick Works.
Shover Oran D., excavator, Box 12. Sims J. A., gravel roofer, Box 146.
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BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS.
Smith George O., brick contr., Box 61. Smither Theodore F., roofer, Box 85. Spielhoff Wm. F., genl. contr., Box 103. Stanley George W., genl. contr., Box 65. Symmes H. H. & Co., gravel roofers, Box 113.
Tall Persifor F., cement contr., Box 21.
Tattersall & Ballard, ent stone contrs., Box 153.
Tielking Henry W., stone contr., Box 44. Twiname James E., Box 106.
Twiname John J. & Son, brick contrs., Box 45.
U. S. Gypsum Co., Box 63.
Vehling Wm. H., plastr., Box 46.
Vonnegut Hardware Co.
Wallace John, Otto gas engines, Box 42.
Weaver George, brick contr., Box 144.
Wehking Charles F., brick contr., Box 162. West Frank L., plumber, Box 106.
Western Brick Co., brick mnfrs.
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