Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1911, Part 8

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500 Central av 8

600 Park av Fleming av Sutherland av

: :

500 Ind'polis av M

Ethel -

Dye N'western av 900 Annette

1000 Rader

1100 Clifton

1200 Barnes av 1300 Eimira The canal

TWIN LAKE-

From S Gale n e to Sherman Drive R

UDELL-

From Indianapolis

av w to Schurmann av, between Twenty- eighth and Twenty- ninth

Ethel Dye

N'Western av ..

800 Isabella

900 Annette

1000 Rader

1100 Clifton

1200 Barnes av

1300 Elmira

UNION- From Merrill 8

first e of Meridian 700 Norwood 2

100 Iilinois L

Kenwood av =

200 Capitol av

Graceland av =

300 Senate av London av =

400 Missouri M

1300 Downey

1400 Arizona

1600 Palmer

1610 Karcher

1700 Minnesota

N'western av

800 Isabelle

900 Annette

1000 Rader

1100 Clifton =

1938 Schllier

2100 LeGrande av

2200 Raymond

UNIVERSITY AV- From C H & D Ry e to Arlington av, first s of P C C & St L Ry

5000 Rliey av R

Bancroft av

700 College av Fall creek Sutherland av D

900 Bellefontaine

1000 Corneil av =

Macpherson av R R crossing :

1300 Columbia av G 5800 Good av

1400 Martindale av 1700 Raiston av 1725 Schofield av

1800 Sangster av 1900 Maniove av

2200 Hillslde av Brouse av

2400 Keystone av

4100 School F

TWENTY-NINTH, W-

From 2900 N Illl- nois w to city limits 100 Illinois L

Kenwood av

200 Capitol av =

Graceland av ..

300 Senate av London av

400 Missouri

Paris av

: A:

800 Ashland av 900 Bellefontaine

1000 Cornell av

1100 Macpherson av R R crossing G ..

1200 Yandes 1300 Columbla av 1400 Martindale av

1700 Ralston av

1725 Schofield av 1800 Sangster av

1900 Manlove av 2200 Baltimore av

2100 Caroline av

2200 Hillside av

2300 Brouse av

2400 Keystone av

3200 Dearborn Adams

3500 Olney

900 Annette

3600 Gale

3700 Station

3800 Brightwood av

3900 Foundry

4000 Hope

TWENTY EIGHTH, W-

From 2800 N Merid- fan w to city Ilmlts

800 McCarty Sycamore

Poplar :

1000 Ray

1100 Wilkins

1200 Morris

Paris av Indianap'lis av .

525 Ethel Dye

1714 lowa

1800 Carson Adler Belt R R

1200 Barnes

The canal W

Burton av Schurmann av :

TWENTY-SEV- ENTH, W- From 2700 N Merid- jan w to city limits 100 Iilinols L

200 Capitol av Graceland av

5700 Audubon rd Dewey av

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS- E of Shelby 112 ml

s of Garfield Park

2600 Addison

2700 Hoimes av

2800 Warman a v

Clair n and s N 3000 Ketcham

VALLEY AV- From Roosevelt av e to Hazel, first e of Holloway Arrow av F

Ludlow av

VAN BUREN- From 1925 Shelby e to city ilmits

1300 Linden I

1400 Laurel Thaddeus

3000 Hancock

D F AL: : : : :

108

STREETS AND AVENUES.

VIGO- From Linden

first n of Naomi

VILLA AV-

From 2001 Lexing- ton av s to Terrace av

1000 Woodlawn av J

1100 Prospect

1300 Orange

VINCENNES-

From cor Drover and Ray s w to Mor- ris along s s of I & VRR P

VINE- From 116 W Tabor s to Kelly Q

VINTON-

From 1026 S West w to White river 600 Dakota P

VIRGINIA AV-

From 100 E Wash- ington s e to Pros- pect

100 Maryland IJ

Delaware

200 Georgia

300 Louisiana ..

New Jersey ..

400 South East

600 Lexington av

601 Merrlii Noble Pine

627 Stevens

701 Norwood

800 Cedar

801 McCarty ..

865 Wyoming

901 Bradshaw ..

1001 Buchanan ..

1033 Woodlawn av ..

VOUGHT-

From Twenty-fifth n, fourth e of School F

WABASH, E- From 125 N Penn- sylvania e to Nobie 100 Pennsylvania R

200 Delaware

300 Alabama =

400 New Jersey

Adelaide =

500 East =

600 Liberty

WABASH, W- From 125 N Ililnols

w to White river 125 Muskingum 200 Capitol av

300 Senate av

Osage W

400 Missouri

Toledo =

600 West

Blackford ..

Blake

WADE-

From Shelby e to State av, third s of Raymond

1300 Linden I

Walker av

1500 Boyd av

1600 Draper

WAGNER'S LA-

From Washington s, first e of Sheridan av R

WALCOTT, N --

From 1800 E Wash- Ington n to Mich- igan

200 Ohlo 300 New York 400 Vermont Sturm av

WALCOTT, S- From Southeastern av s to C C C & St L Ry, first e of State av T

WALDEN- (See Smith)

WALKER- From 1% block s of Mass av and from Twenty-fifth n, third e of School F

WALKER AV- From cor Wade and Boyd av s e, thence e to Knox Bradbury av I

Short ..

Finley av

WALLACE-

From 1201 Vande- mann av e to Ear- hart

WALLACE AV- From 4800 E Wash- Ington n to Michi- gan

300 New York R

WALNUT, E- From 701 N Penn e

200 Delaware A

Ft Wayne av Hudson

300 Alabama C

400 New Jersey

500 East D

600 Park av

Mass av

600 Liberty Cincinnati

700 Nobie ..

3500 Belt R R

3600 Kealing av

3700 Sherman Drive " and from Emerson av e to Euclid drive

WALNUT, W-

From 700 N Merld- lan w Superior L

100 Illinois

Muskingum ..

200 Capitol av Roanoke ..

300 Senate av M

C C C & St L Ry M

and s 34 Scloto R

100 Pennsylvania

Virginia av

200 Delaware

300 Alabama

600 California

Washington av

700 Blackford

The canal

877 Charlotte = 500 East .. White river

895 Agnes :

600 Liberty

923 Henrietta

1000 Plum

1200 Brush

1232 Lansing

1300 Greely

1400 Bloomington

1500 Harding

1520 Wilmot

1600 Minkner Richland

1700 Belt R R

1721 Reichwein

1800 Miley av

1811 Neil

1900 Eider av

= 2000 Traub av

.. 2400 Keystone av 2425 Forest av

2500 Tacoma av

3100 Concord

3200 Goodlet av

3300 Centennial

Westmoreland av

3400 Tibbs av

3500 Alton av ..

3600 Berwick av .. 3300 LaSalle

3700 Exeter av ..

3800 Rochester av

3900 Somerset av

4000 Livingston av

4100 Luett av

4200 Olin av

4300 Tomlinson ..

Grande av

WANAMAKER RD- From Sherman Drive e, first s of Be- thel av R

WARMAN AV. N- From 2800 W Wash- ington n 201 Ohio V

301 New York

400 Vermont X

600 Michigan =

700 Walnut

900 Calvelage

1000 Tenth

WARMAN AV, S- From 2801 W Wash- ington s

100 Jackson V

CCC & StL Ry

300 Bertha

400 Ida

500 Victoria

WARREN AV-

From Henry s to

Ray, fifth w of White river

600 Oliver av O

800 McCarty

WARSAW -- From 501 S East e

to ailey H

WASHINGTON, E- From 1 N Meridian e to city limits, di- viding the city

100 Illinois V

107 Kentucky av ..

128 Muskingum

200 Capitol av ..

300 Senate av

336 Osage ..

400 Missouri

500 West

Bright W

800 Douglass

400 New Jersey ..

R R crossing

Patterson = 700 Nobie

1000 Hiawatha

1077 Maxwell

1100 Wilson

Barnhill

1000 Cruse

1200 Caldweil

1200 Highland av

1400 Oriental

1300 Porter .. 1425 McKim av

1500 Arsenal av

White river

1800 Miley av

.. 1601 Summit

1700 State av

.. 1800 Walcott

.. 1900 Randolph

2000 Parkview av

2100 Hamilton av 2200 Jefferson av

.. 2300 Beville av

2400 Tremont av 2500 Germanla av

2600 King av 2700 Holmes av 2800 Warman av 2900 Haugh 3000 Ketcham

2600 Temple av 2700 Eastern av 2800 Rural Grace

2900 Oxford

3000 Tulip av Christlan Oakland av

3100 Gray

3200 Dearborn

3400 Tuxedo

3500 Oiney Belt R R

3512 Gaie

3600 Kealing av

3700 Sherman Drive

3800 Bradley

3900 Denny

4000 Chester av

4100 Garfield av 4200 Gladstone av

4300 Colorado av 4400 Euclid av

4500 Linwood av 4600 Drexel av

4700 Bosart av 4800 Wallace av

4900 DeQuincy ..

5000 Riley av Bancroft av

5100 Emerson av 5123 Spencer av ..

6201 Butler av

5300 Hawthorne la

5301 Downey av

5400 Irvington av 5500 Whittier pi 5600 Ritter av

5617 Johnson av

Layman av

5700 Audubon rd

5800 Bolton av

6000 Arlington av

6029 Webster av Catherwood av " 6100 Sheridan av

WASHINGTON,

W- From 2 S Meridian w to city limits, dl- viding the city 11 and s

The canal

400 Missouri :

415 Fayette N

866 Blake :

426 Adelaide ..

800 Davidson

= 900 Pine

.€

1900 Eider av

2000 Lynn

Traub av

2100 Belmont av ..

2200 Sheffield av 2300 Bismarck av

952 Locke ..

X 1000 S'eastern av

Elwood

Sheridan Drive .. 1617 Baker

334 Ogden

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STREETS AND AVENUES.

2100 Belmont av 2200 Sheffield av Bismarck av 2301 Tremont av 2401 Mount

2500 Germanla av 2600 Addison

2700 Holmes av

2800 Warman av 2901 Harris av 3200 Rockvlile plke

WASHINGTON AV, W-

From 600 W Wash- ington n w to White river

700 Blackford

800 Gelsendorff

850 Blake

WASHINGTON BOULEVARD-

From Fall Creek n, continuation of N Alabama B

WATER- From 730 W Mc- Carty s to Wilkins P WATKINS-

From C H & D Ry e to Riley av, first s of P C C & St L Ry R

WAYNE- (See Darnell)

WEBB-

From Belt R R s to Raymond, first ℮ of Madison av Q

WEBSTER AV, N- From Loweil av D to Shelley av, first e of Arlington av R WEBSTER AV. S- From 6029 E Wash- Ington s to C H & D Ry

100 Julian av R

P C C & St L Ry =

Beechwood av ..

WEGHORST- From 1501 S East e to Leonard U

WENDELL-

From Twenty-first n to Marlette Drive, first e of Northwest- ern av M

WEST, N-

From 500 W Wash- Ington n to Holton place .

Court W

100 Market

Wabash ..

200 Ohio Miami

300 New York = 2900 Haugh

Tippecanoe

400 Vermont

500 Michigan N

600 North Indiana av

701 Walnut

800 St Clair

900 Pratt

1000 Tenth

1020 Torbet

1100 Eleventh Darnell

1200 Twelfth

1230 Drake

1300 Thirteenth

1400 Fourteenth 1600 Sixteenth

1700 Seventeenth .. 200 Capitol av

Church

300 Senate av 400 Chadwick 500 West 600 Dakota

3300 Vandeman av 3500 Earhart

WOODRUFF PL-

Bounded by Na- tional Technical in- stitute Grounds, Tenth, Tecumseh and Michigan E

WOODRUFF TER-

2100 Belmont av 14 RACE- From 1615 to 1621 2201 Sheffield av E 10th E

WOODSTOCK

DRIVE-

From W Thirty- eighth n, first w of Northwestern av M WORCESTER AV- From Brookville av s to Prospect, second e of Sherman Drive R

WRIGHT- From 12 block n of 801 E McCarty s to Cottage av

900 Wyoming J

Bradshaw

1000 Buchanan H

Woodlawn av ..

1100 Prospect

1200 Morris

1218 Sanders

1300 Downey Parkway av

1400 Terrace av

WYOMING, E- From 901 S Dela-

208 Harmon U

300 Alabama High :

400 New Jersey H

500 East

800 Wright

WYOMING, W- From 900 S Capitol

av w to White River P

254 Church

300 Senate av

329 Melkel

400 Missourl Chadwick

YANDES-

From 1200 Roose- velt av n to Twenty- eighth

1300 Thirteenth G

1500 Fifteenth =

1600 Sixteenth .. 1700 Seventeenth

1900 Nineteenth ..

2000 Twentieth

2100 Twenty-first

2200 Twenty-second

2300 Twenty-third

2400 Twenty-fourth

2500 Twenty-fifth

2700 Twenty-sev'th YASSIE-

From Norman s to Southern av, first w of Daisy

2400 Romaine

2500 Carleton

YORK-

From 1301 Ken-

tucky av s e

1200 Nordyke av P

ZWINGLEY- From Bethel av 9,

2200 Churchman av 2300 St Paul St Peter .. third e of Keystone av Reformers av 1

: : :

WILSON- From 1100 W North n to Coe

WINCHESTER AV (See E Tabor)

WINDSOR- From 1700 E Tenth n 1200 Twelfth E

WINKS- From Rural e to Belt R R, third 9 of Washington R

WINONA AV-

From

Forty-sixth

n, second w of Sen- ate av L

WINTER AV-

From 2200 Roose- velt av n to Blod av F

WINTHROP AV- (See Cornell av)

WISCONSIN-

From 1300 S Merid- ian w to Dakota

100 Illinois Q

200 Capitol av

300 Senate av =

500 West P

WOODLAWN AV-

From 1030 S East e to city limits

800 Wright

3400 Tibbs av

WILKINS, E- From 1101 S Merid- ian e

Charles Q

100 Union

Mulberry

Chestnut : 1700 State av

1800 Dawson

1900 Neison

2000 Villa av

2100 Harlan

100 Illinois

.. Maple

WEST, S- From 500 W Wash- ington s to city lim- 1ts

26 Peari V

100 Maryland 122 Chesapeake

200 Georgia

300 Louisiana

400 South Kentucky av

500 Henry River

600 Merrill

626 Abbott

700 Norwood

800 McCarty

3 to Merrill

WILLIAMS-

From 101 S Orlen-

tai e to State av

1500 Arsenal av R

1600 Summit

WILMINGTON AV From 2140 North- western av w

WILMOT- From 1520 W Wash-

ington n to New

York

100 Market V

117 Everett

200 Ohio ..

Astor

300 New York X

400 Vermont

From Michigan n to Walnut, first e of Tibbs av x

WHEELER- From 3100 Roose- velt av n 2200 Twenty-second F 2300 Twenty-third Glen Drive :

2500 Twenty-fifth

3000 Thirtieth

3200 Thirty-second 3400 Thirty-fourth

3600 Thirty-sixth

3700 Thirty-seventh 3800 Thirty-eighth

WHEELER-

From C C C & St L Ry s to Bethel av. first w of Golay

WHITTIER PL- From 5500 E Wash- Ington n to Michigan WILBUR AV- From 1615 E Pal- mer s to Belt R R Naomi J

WILCOX-

From White River w, bet Vermont and Michigan

1600 Bank av x

1900 Lynn 2700 Holmes av

2800 Warman av

3000 Ketcham

3200 Goodlet av

3300 Centennial ..

901 Leonard

1001 Hunter Virginia av

1100 Shelby 1200 Olive

1400 Laurel

1500 Spruce

WILKINS. W- From 1100 S Merld- lan w

: : 0

WILLARD- From 225 W South

900 Wyoming

1000 Ray

1026 Vinton

1100 Wilkins

1128 Jones

1200 Morris

1300 Wisconsin White River ..

WEST DRIVE (W P)- From 1700 E Michl- gan n to Tenth Cross Drive S

WESTERN AV- See Sutherland av WESTMORELAND AV-

2301 Bismarck av

2401 Tremont av

1500 Harding Blalne av Reisner McLain Lee

White River

2400 Keystone av

700 Wainut W ware e to Virginia av

R. L. POLK & CO.'S Indianapolis City Directory 1911

INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor-Thomas R. Marshall. Term expires January, 1913.

Lieutenant-Governor - Frank J. Hall. Term expires January, 1913.

Secretary of State-Lew G. Ellingham. Term expires November, 1912.

Treasurer-Wm. H. Vollmer. Term ex- pires February, 1913.

Auditor-Wm. H. O'Brien. Term expires November, 1912.

Attorney General-Thomas M. Honan. Term expires January, 1913 ..

Superintendent of Public Instruction- Charles A. Greathouse. Term expires March, 1913.

Chief of Bureau of Statistics of Indiana- Thomas W. Brolley. Term expires No- vember, 1912.

Clerk of Supreme Court-James ₣. France-Term expires January, 1915. Reporter Supreme Court-George W. Self. Term expires January 13, 1913.

Chief of Bureau of Geology-Edward Bar- rett. Term expires January, 1915.

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Adjutant-General-George W. McCoy. Quartermaster-General-Charles A. Gar- rard.

Governor's Private Secretary-Mark This- tlethwaite.

Governor's Legal Clerk-Burt New.

STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILD- INGS AND GROUNDS.

Thomas R. Marshall, Governor; Lew G. Ellingham, Secretary of State; Wm. H. O'Brien, State Auditor.

Custodian appointed by board-Thomas F. Colbert.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

Ele Stansbury, Williamsport.

Wm. Geake, Ft. Wayne. Wm. P. Herron, Crawfordsville. Henry B. Brown, Valparaiso. Richard O. Johnson, Supt., Indianapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA

SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.

Evans Woollen, Indianapolis. Friend F. Wiley, Edinburg. A. C. Pilkenton, Greenfield. Louis Dunlap, Covington. George S. Wilson, Supt., Indianapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES CENTRAL IN- DIANA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

Hugh H. Miller, Columbus. Adam Heinberger, New Albany. D H. Davis, Knightsville. Walter S. Chambers, New Castle. George F. Edenharter, M. D., Supt., Indi- anapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA WOM- AN'S PRISON.

Fannie McKinnie McKee, Indianapolis. Alice E. Waugh, Tipton.

Nettie Adams Wilson, Lafayette.

Emily E. Rhoades, Supt., Indianapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA GIRLS' SCHOOL.

Lottie White Caldwell, Lafayette.

Araminta A. Kern, Nellie M. Ellingham, Indianapolis.

Sarah Tawney Campbell, Anderson.

Charlotte Dye, Supt., Clermont.

STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS.

Wm. A. Dehority, Chief Examiner, In- dianapolis; George A. Bittler, Ft. Wayne; John A. Boltz, Winchester, Deputy Examiners; Millard F. Cox, Clk., Indianapolis.

STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION, STATE HOUSE.

Wm. J. Wood, Chairman, Evansville; John F. McClure, Anderson; Frank E. Payne, Jeffersonville; Joseph L. Riley, Secretary.

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, 14 STATE HOUSE.

Members of Board-J. C. Haines, Rock- port; Mason J. Niblack, Vincennes; Ed S. Tuell, Corydon; I. Newt. Brown, Franklin; H. L. Nowlin, Lawrenceburg; Knode Porter, Hagerstown; David Wal- lace, Indianapolis; Sid Conger, Shelby- ville; Dan C. Reed, Attica; Oscar Had- ley, Plainfield; C. H. Anthony, Muncie; J. Lynn Van Natta, Lafayette; John L. Thompson, Gas City; Ciem Graves, Bunker Hill; C. B. Benjamin, Crown Point; J. E. McDonald, Ligonier.

Officers of Board-I. Newt. Brown, Pres .; Dan C. Reed, Vice-Pres .; Charles Down- ing, Sec. and Treas .; E. H. Peed, Genl. Supt.

STATE BOARD OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS.

Thomas R. Marshall, Indianapolis, Pres .; Noble C. Butler, Indianapolis, Vice- Pres .; John H. Holliday, Indianapolis, Treas .; Mark Thistlethwaite, Indianap- olis, Sec .; Henry A. Barnhart, Roches- ter; Francis H. Gavisk, Indianapolis; E. A. K. Hackett, Ft. Wayne.

BATTLE FLAG COMMISSION.

Henry M. Caylor, Noblesville; David I. McCormick, Indianapolis; Jeremiah Hendren, Greenfield.

STATE ENTOMOLOGIST.

Benjamin W. Douglas, Entomologist; Elsie Dickson, Sec., 93 State House.

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INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.

STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY.

Samuel Burkholder, Crawfordsville; Stanley Coulter, Lafayette; Wm. Walt- man, Beanblossom; A. S. Nowels, Co- lumbia City; Charles C. Deam, Sec., In- dlanapolis.

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

George T. McCoy, M. D., Pres., Colum- bus; W. N. Wishard, M. D., Vice-Pres., Indianapolis; T. Henry Davis, M. D., Richmond; Fred A. Tucker, M. D., No- blesville; J. N. Hurty, M. D., Phar. D., Indianapolis; Charles A. Carter, Chlef Clerk, J. L. Anderson, Chief Clerk Vital Statistics, 24 State House.

STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE.

H. E. Barnard, B. S., Food and Drug Commissioner and Chief Chemist, Chemical Dept., 20 State House. J. P. Simonds, M. D., Supt. Bacteriological Department, 122 State House.

BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES.

The Governor, President ex officio; De- marchus C. Brown, John H. Holliday, Dr. Mary A. Spink, Rev. Francis H. Gavisk, Emma Lee Elam, Indianapolis; Wm. H. Eichhorn, Bluffton; Amos W. Butler, Secretary, '52 State House.

STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAM- INERS.

Alexander Jameson, Pres., Indianapolis; Fred J. Prow, Bloomington; Fred S. Anderson, Richmond; J. A. Dinwiddie, Lowell; F. R. Henshaw, Sec., Indian- apolis.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tlon, President; The Governor, Presi- dents of State University, Purdue Uni- versity and State Normal School, Dept. of Education of Wabash College, Presl- dent of Earlham College, Superintend- ents of Schools of Indianapolis, Evans- ville and Ft. Wayne; County Superin- tendent of Johnson County.

STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL BOOK COMMISSIONERS.

Same officers and members as State Board of Education, 27 State House.

STATE BOARD OF EMBALMERS.

J. D. Emmons, Columbus; Clyde E. Titus, A. M. Ragsdale, Indianapolis; John G. Chambers, Lexington.

STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE. Prof. C. G. Woodbury, secretary Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.

STATE BOARD OF PARDONS. Thomas A. Dalley, Indianapolis; Harry B. Darling, La Porte; Albert D. Thom- as, Crawfordsville; May L. Nichol, Clerk

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.

Albert F. Sala, Winchester; Burton Cas- saday, Terre Haute; Wm. H. Fogas, Mt. Vernon; Jerome J. Keene, Indian- apolls; Wm. H. Rudder, Salem.

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION OF NURSES. Mae D. Currie, Indianapolis; Edna Hum- phrey, Crawfordsville; Lizzie M. Cox, Elizabethtown; Martha Elliott, Ft. Wayne.

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION IN OPTOMETRY.

J. H. Ellis, South Bend; Arthur w. Baker, Logansport; Charles M. Jenkins, Richmond; Milton T. Jay, Portland; Kent A. Wheelock, Ft. Wayne.

STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY EX- AMINERS.

George G. Ferling, Richmond; Orville L. Boor, Muncie; John G. Herron, Tipton; Wm. F. Myers, Ft. Wayne; W. E. Coover, State Veterinarian, Indianapo- lis.

STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSION- ERS.

Lew G. Ellingham, Secretary of State, Chairman; Wm. H. O'Brien, Auditor of State; Fred L. Gemmer, C. C. Matson, John W. McCardle, Commissioners; Myron D. King, Secretary, 35 State House.

STATE BOARD OF STATISTICS. Thomas W. Brolley, Chief, 33 State House.

STATE BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINT- ING, BINDING AND STATIONERY.

The Governor, Secretary of State, Audit- or of State, Reporter of Supreme Court; 3 State House.

STATE DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 89 STATE HOUSE.

State Geologist, Edward Barrett.

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL REGIS- TRATION AND EXAMINATION, 120 STATE HOUSE.

James M. Dinnen, M. D., Pres., Ft. . Wayne; S. C. Smelser, M. D., Vice- Pres., Richmond; W. T. Gott, M. D., Sec., Crawfordsville; M. S. Canfield, M. D., Treas., Frankfort; W. A. Spurgeon, M. D., Muncie; J. F. Spaunhurst, D. O., Indianapolis.

STATE TRUANCY BOARD.

Amos W. Butler, Secretary Board of State Charities; C. N. Kendall for State Board of Education, 52 State House.

PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION.

J. P. Dunn, Pres .; Mrs. E. C. Earl, Con- nersville; W. W. Parsons, Terre Haute; Carl H. Milam, Sec. and State Or- ganizer, 104 State House.

STATE LIBRARY BOARD.

State Superintendent Public Instruction, Pres. The Governor, Presidents of State University, Purdue University and State Normal School, Department of Educa- tion of Wabash College, President of Earlham College, Superintendents of Schools of Indianapolis, Evansville and Ft. Wayne, County Superintendent of Johnson County; Demarchus C. Brown, Sec., 27 State House.

STATE DEPARTMENT OF INSPEC- TION, 91 STATE HOUSE.

Wm. E. Blakely, Chief Inspector; Chief Deputy, D. F. Spees, Indianapolis; Dep- uties: T. S. Williamson, Anderson; Peter Kline, South Bend, John Fitz- gibbons, Muncie; C. E. Butcher, Green- castle.

STATE LABOR COMMISSION.

Charles F. Woerner, Harry Slough, Com- missioners, 87 State House.

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CITY OFFICIALS-BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

STATE COMMISSIONER FISHERIES

AND GAME.

George W. Miles, Commissioner, Mabel Whisner, Cierk, 119 State House.

STATE SUPERVISOR OF OIL INSPEC- TION.

James H. Fry, Supervisor, 105 State House.

BOARD OF CONTROL STATE SOL- DIERS AND SAILORS MON- UMENT,

G. V. Menzies, Pres .; Wm. A. Ketcham, Treas .; George W. Parker, Supt.

SUPREME COURT.

Judges-Quincy A. Myers, Chief Justice; James H. Jordan, Douglas Morris, Charles E. Cox, Leander J. Monks.

APPOINTED BY THE SUPREME COURT.

Librarian-Omar O'Horrow.

Asst. Librarian-Maurice Brubaker.

Sheriff-George R. Hutto.

APPELLATE COURT.

Judges-David A. Myers, Chief Judge; Edward W. Feit. Milton B. Hottel, Moses B. Lairy, Joseph G. Ibach, An- drew A. Adams.

CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-Samuel Lewis Shank, office City Hall.

Detective-George V. Coffin.

City Clerk-Edward A. Ramsey.

Deputy City Clerks-Thomas J. Yount, James W. Lamkin, Harry F. Abbott. Police Judge-James A. Collins.

Balliff Police Court-Wm. Paulsel.

City Controller-Harry Wallace, office City Hall.

Deputy City Controller-Fred B. Akin.

Corporation Counsel's Office, Joseph B. . Kealing, City Hall.

City Attorney-Merle N. A. Walker.

Assistant-Newton J. McGuire.

City Court Deputy-Wm. E. Reiley.

City Civil Engineer-H. W. Klausmann, City Hall.

Chief Clerk-Willlam H. Pelrce.

Chief Inspector-John Jay Griffith.

Asst. Chief Inspectors-Charles N. Chat- ten, Gustav Hallen.

Clerk-J. H. Gibson.

Assistant City Civil Engineers-J. Harry Deane. H. W. Hawekotte, Frank C. Lingenfelter.

Engineer of Track Elevation-H. W. Klausmann.

Superintendent of Streets-Joseph L. Hogue. Asst. Robert Senour.

Clerks-George O. Hutsell, Louis Kiefer. Municipal Asphalt Repair Plant-Frank Hoss, Supt., 930 E New York.

DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEAN- ING AND SPRINKLING.

Superintendent-W. L. Resoner.

Inspector of Scales, Weights and Meas- ures-Isador Wulfson.

City License Inspector-Wm. Kost. Market Master-C. H. Shank.

City Veterinarian-W. B. Craig.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Office City Hall.

Members of Board-C. A. Schrader, Pres- Ident; Charies L. Hutchinson, E. J. O'Reilly; Chief Clerk, Frank J. Noll, jr.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. CITY HALL.

Commissioners-Henry Jameson, Presi- dent. Term expires January 31, 1912.

John J. Appel, Vice-Pres. Term expires January 31, 1913.

Charles E. Coffin. Term expires January 31, 1914.

Leroy E. Snyder, Sec. and Executive Of- ficer.

George E. Kessler, landscape architect.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY. Members of the Board-Wm. E. Davis, Chairman; Elmer F. Gay, Jesse Sisloff, John B. Wood, Secretary; Martin J. Hyland, Supt. of Police; C. E. Coots, Chief of Fire Department; Thomas A. Winterrowd, Building Inspector. .

BOARD OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND CHARITIES.

Edmund D. Clark, M. D., President. Thomas B. Noble, M. D.,

Hall F. Martin, M. D.,

Mavity J. Spencer, M. D.,

Charles S. Woods, M. D., City Health Officer and Secretary of Board.

Harry Dunn, Chief Clerk; J. C. Moore, chemist.

A. M. Buchanan, Milk Inspector; John Ray, Assistant; Charles F. Stout, Meat Inspector.

City Hospital, cor, Locke and Coe, John L. Freeland, M. D., Supt.

City Dog Pound, n. e. cor. River av. and White River.

BUREAU OF ASSESSMENTS OF PUB- LIC IMPROVEMENTS. Offices City Hall.

Henry M. Cochrane, Chief.

Assistants-Douglas H. Coulon, John B. Glover, Gustav Kothe, Burton Beville, Wm. H. Jackson, Edwin Bamberger, Thomas T. McWhirter.

CITY COUNCIL.

John Blumberg, President.

Charles F. Copeland.

George L. Denny.

Wm. H. Johnson.

Frank E. McCarthy.

Fred C. Owen.

George B. Rubens.

Charles B. Stilz.

James E. Troy.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Elections-Rubens, Stliz, Troy, Denny and Johnson.

Fees and Salaries-Troy, Stilz, Owen, Johnson and Rubens.

Finance-Owen, Denny, Copeland, Mc- Carthy and Rubens.

Investigation and Impeachment-Cope- land, Owen, Denny, Troy and McCarthy. Ordinances-Denny, Owen, Stilz, Cope- land and McCarthy.

Public Health and Morals-Stilz, Rubens, Troy, Denny and Johnson.

Public Improvements-Stilz, Copeland, Johnson, McCarthy and Troy.

Public Secvice-Owen, Rubens, Johnson, Copeland and McCarthy.

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. Office 312 N. Meridian.

Frank A. Morrison.

Mary E. Nicholson.

Joseph A. McGowan.

John H. Emrich.

William M. Taylor.

Attorney of the Board-Albert Baker.

Regular meetings of the board at its offices, 312 N. Meridian, on second and last Tuesday evenings of each month at 8 o'clock. .

Bills must be left at the office of the Business Director not later than Friday preceding Board meeting; otherwise they will lie over.

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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD.

President-Frank A. Morrison.

Vice-President-J. H. Emrich.

Treasurer-Frank S. Fishback.

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Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1911, Part 8

Author: Publication date: 1855 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 1902

Author:
Publication date: 1855
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 1902