Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1914, Part 2

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2057

Hall-Curry Construction Co.

1960

Hall & Hill.

. backbone and 151

Hanna Francis W

2039

Harrison Construction Co The. 1959

Hatfield Electric Co ...

.1973

Hawkins Concrete Block and Cistern Co. . 1946

Hayes Brothers (Inc) .

2057

Hensley James W & Co. 2094

Hill Circular Letter Co.

1950

Hisey & Titus. .

right bottom lines

Hobart & Mathews.

1953

Hobbs & Dunn ..

2048

Holland Photo Studio The opp 714

Hollenbeck Press The.

Holliday W J & Co. . right bottom cor cards Home Brewing Co The ...... right bottom lines 1976

Home Elevator Co The.

Home Stove Co The .. 5

Hood Arthur M .. 2044

Hopkins-Galloway Tile and Marble Co The 2086 Hotel De Hoss. . 2018

Howard Beverly. 1930 Humphreys & Sargent. .2068

Hunt Carl. .

1915

Ideal Brass Works.

1938

Melaun Ernst.

Ideal Curtain Co.

1915

Meridian Securities Co.

. left side lines

Indiana Artificial Limb Co (Inc) 1920

Indiana Barber College. 1927

Indiana Business College. front cover

Indiana Dental College. opp 749

Indiana Electrotype Co. . left side lines and opp 750

Indiana Law School.

.opp 749 Indiana National Bank

backbone, 136 and opp 751

Indiana Paving Brick and Block Co .... 16

Indiana Precision Die and Tool Works .. .left top cor cards and 152

Indiana State Bank. . back cover Indianapolis Brass Works. .1938

Indianapolis Brewing Co .right top lines Indianapolis Coal Co. .left bottom cor cards, 139 and 1953 Indianapolis Cordial Co (Inc) ... .2095 Indianapolis Corrugating Co .... right side lines Indianapolis Electric Supply Co .... .1972 Indianapolis Engraving and Electrotyping

Pages Indianapolis Lithograph Co .. .2018 Indianapolis Manufacturers' and Carpen- ter's Union. . 2

Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Co.

. left bottom

cor

cards

Indianapolis Paint and Color Co.

153

Indianapolis

Pattern Works

.2046

Indianapolis Regalia Co.

.2020

Indianapolis Steel Die Embossing Co .. .1979

Indianapolis Tool and Mnfg Co.

2022

Industrial Laboratories ..

.1948 and

1978

International Metal Polish Co. . right side lines

Isensee O W.

.2020 and 2069

Jacob & Co ..

.2046

Jeffers & Jacob .. .1960

Johnson Wm F Lumber Co.

. front stencil edge and 140

Keeport A B Co The .... left bottom cor cards

Keister's Ladies Tailoring College.

1956

Kennedy Patrick W.

1934

Kinney J H Co ..

1930

Kotteman Wm Co The ..

.left top lines

Kottlowski E F Co ..

1960

Kreglo Jas A Co (Inc) .

2057 and 2080

Kreis Transfer Co The.

.2088

Kribs Edward J. .

.opp 847

Lain Business College. . right bottom cor cards Langsenkamp Frank H. .right side lines and 1916

Latham & Walters.

1959

Lemcke Annex.

.opp

876

Lemcke Building.

876

opp

Lennox E L Piano Co.

2055

Lieber H Co The.

right top cor cards

Life Insurance Co of Virginia.left bottom lines Lockwood V H. 2046

Losey North H ..

2048

Lowe Washington E.

1913

Lyman Bros (Inc).

153

Mccullough John G.

. right top lines and opp 923

McDonnell & Sons ..

McDougall George M & Co .. 2012

McNamara-Koster Foundry Co ..

.right top lines and 7

McWorkman Willard ..

.2080

Maas-Niemeyer Lumber Co.right top cor cards

Machinery Clearing House. .

2021

Mack F J & Co ...

2041

Magee R W & Co.

1920

Mahan Harry B Co

2043

Maier Charles ...

1996

Malott Coal and Lime Co The

1954

Mannfeld George & Sons .... left bottom lines Manufacturing Development Co .. 2046

Marion Paint Co.

2040

Martindale Clarence

1919

Marts Shirley J.

.2012

Mason C C & Co .. .. right bottom cor cards Mayer Geo J Co. left bottom cor cards and 12

Merz Motor Co.

2032

Meyer A B Co .. right bottom lines Miller Oil and Supply Co The. 2039

Miller Thomas E. 2047

Miller W T

134

Minturn & Woerner.

2045

Monon Route ...... left bottom lines and 11

Moore W Scott & Co. 1919 Morris Charles O .. 1919

Morrison L E & Co .... right top cor cards

Mueller Fred A ...

2079

Muellerschoen Home Electric Light Co. . 1975 Muesing Coal Co .... right bottom cor cards Myers Henry. .2031

National Boiler and Sheet Iron Works .. right top lines and 1935

National City Bank

... right top cor cards and opp 1049 National Flooring Co .. 1996 National Motor Vehicle Co. . right top cor cards National Printing Co ... 2059

National Real Estate Journal. 4 Co 147

2031

2012

.left top cor cards

544

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

Pages

Nesom Charles T. 2047

Nesom & Wenz Co .. .2047

Nessler Frank & Co .. 154

"Neuronhurst" Sanatorium .opp 544

Noble Vulcanizing Co.

134

Nordyke & Marmon Co .... inside back cover Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. .. top stencil edge, left top cor cards, and

opp 1069

"Norways" Sanatorium.

opp

1337

O'Toole Frank H. . .2023

P & B Equipment . Co. 2021

Pangborn George W ..

.... embossed line back cover and opp Parmelee Paul E.

1093

1921

Pearson Roy A.

1996

Peoples State Bank . opp

1111

Perry & Bock ..

2021

Pfleger's Camera Supply House.

154

Pfleger Frank. .

2083

Pfleger Joseph C. 154

Pinkus Isaac.

top stencil edge, left top cor cards and

opp 1069

Pioneer Brass Works 7

Polk R L & Co. 9

Prudential Casualty

Co.

front

cover

Prunk Frank H .. 1997

Quinn Realty and Investment Co. .

.. embossed line front cover

Ralph W E & Co. 1954

Rayno Rollin Prof. 2085

Reedy D V Elevator Co. . back cover and 146

Reliable Transfer and Storage Co.

.2088

Riedel F P & Co ..

1919

Roberson Nick Coal Co.

.left top

lines

Robinson Harry E

143

Roch Tobias ..

Rough Notes Co The. . opp

1207

Rubush & Hunter.

1918

Sanborn Electric Co.

1974

Sanford Arthur & Co

1961

Sargent Paint Co.

2042

Schardt & Warner

2074

Security Trust Co.

.left top lines

Selvage Jos W & Co .. right bottom cor cards

Shaw Hempstead C.

141

Shea Michael J. 1935

Shelton & Willis. 2090

Shepard Hardware Co ..

.right top cor cards

Sherrick Land Co.

2064

Shirley Bros Co ..

right top

lines

Silvius E T & Co. 2044

Sinker-Davis Co The. 1934

Smith Theodore W 1948

Smither Henry C Roofing and Sheet Metal

Co ... . left top lines

Somerville Laundry Co ..

Pages

Spaunhurst Institute of Osteopathy. right side lines

Stafford Engraving Co ... opp 1978

Standard Builders Supply Co. 138 Standard Sign Co. .left side lines Star Store .. 5

State Mutual Life Assurance Co.

right side lines

Sterne Albert E. .

opp 1337

Stevenson W E & Co .. front cover Stewart Talking Machine Co 2084

Tanner & Co ...

.2087

Terre Haute Brewing Co .... left bottom lines Thisselle Business College. . left top cor cards Thomas Advertising Sign Co. 2078

Thomas Hewit H.

right bottom lines

Thornton-Levey Co.

.right side lines

Troy Bros. .

1985

Tutewiler & Son

. left bottom lines

Typewriter Exchange .2090 Underhill Robert W. right bottom lines Union Engineering Co. 1957 Union Laundering Co. . opp inside back cover Union Trust Co The. opp 1417

United Fourth Vein Coal Co.

opp

1952

U S Incandescent Lamp Co ..

143

U S Printing and Lithograph Co. 2059

Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co. .right bottom lines and 149

Varney Electrical Supply Co 144

Vehling John F

2056

Vonnegut Hardware Co ...... left bottom lines Vories Business College. . . front cover

Walk Julius C & Son (Inc) .

... right bottom lines and 2011

Walker Walter L.

2055

Warner Elevator Mnfg Co The.

146

Webster H C Detective Agency The. . .. 1966

Weinland Albert H.

opp 1985

Werling & Githens.

2028

Werner Ernest E ..

.1948 and 1978

Western Audit Co .. 133

Western Machine Works.

. left bottom cor cards and 152

When Clothing Co ..

left side lines

White H N Collection Agency

1955

Whitehead & Hoag Co The. . 1916

Wiley Automobile and Machine Co.

1987

Williams Lewis D. .

.2042

Williamson George W.

2047

Winter Charles R ..

.2057

Winterrowd Thomas

1919

Winterrowd Victor

1919

Woodland Cemetery

. back cover and left bottom lines Woodsmall H H & Co (Inc) .

.left top cor cards and 151 York John E .. .. . 2094

York Safe and Lock Co.

2069

Payne Walter M. 1945

Rohan David .. 2079

INDIANAPOLIS

Distinctions Which Give the City Supremacy as a Modern Progressive American Community, Furnished and Compiled by the

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

Indianapolis is forty miles from the center of population of the United States. It is in the geographical center of manufacturing of the United States.

It is in population, transportation facilities and volume of business transacted the largest inland city, not on a navigable stream, in the United States.

It has a population of 275,255, with more than 2,000,000 people living within two hours' ride of the city.

It is the capital of Indiana and in the geographical center of the state, with railroad or electric railway connections with every county in the state.

It has an area of 36 square miles.

It is the seat of the following state institutions: Indiana State Fair, Indiana School for the Blind, Indiana School for the Deaf, School of Medicine of Indiana University, the Indiana Girls' School, the Indiana Woman's Prison, the Central Hospital for the Insane.

It has more than 1,200 factories, with 33,000 skilled mechanics employed.

It has twenty-six parks, nearly all public, with 3,000 acres.

It has seventeen steam railroads, connecting directly with all the great cities of the Central West, and also with Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.

It has thirteen electric interurban systems, made up of six lines, which in 1913 carried 6,524,366 passengers to and from the city, an average of 17,875 a day, 676 passenger cars being handled each day in the largest and most pretentious inter- urban station in the United States. Freight cars to the number of 23,501 were also handled by this station.

It has three direct steam roads to the coal fields of Indiana.

It has two steam roads direct to the stone quarries of southern Indiana.

In the output of automobiles it is the second city of America.

It has the greatest motor speedway in the world. The largest paid admission to any sporting event in the history of the world was at the Speedway in 1913.

It has one of the best mile tracks for the training and racing of trotting and pacing horses in America.

The total bank and trust company deposits in 1913 amounted to $65,296,658.01. The total resources of these concerns and of the building and savings associations for the year were $105,033,288.00.

The post office receipts last year amounted to $1,475,671.71.

The city has 200 wholesale and jobbing houses, representing all lines of trade, with a market extending well over the Central West.

Indianapolis importations last year amounted to $750,000.

It has 231 miles of permanently improved streets.

It has 168 miles of city electric car lines, operating over double tracks, with four- cent fare and universal transfers.

The total assessed valuation of Indianapolis property is $234,412,800.

The municipal bonded indebtedness is only $3,403,300.

The total tax rate for state, county, city, school and all other purposes is only $2.36 on each $100.00.

There were 5,586 births and 4,207 deaths in 1913.

Its building permits in 1913 amounted to $9,361,973.

Its real estate transfers in 1913 amounted to $25,000,000.

INDIANAPOLIS

It has 332 miles of sewers.

It has 370 miles of water mains, using 23,000,000 gallons every day. The water supply is abundant and pure. No other city surpasses Indianapolis in the excellence of its water for both domestic and commercial purposes.

It has artificial gas at 55 cents a thousand feet, the scale decreasing to 40 cents for the large consumers. Indianapolis' cheap fuel is world-famous.

It has an unrivaled street lighting system.

It has 47,000 telephones, with long distance connections with city, town, and farm throughout the State.

It has one of the most beautiful and best appointed post office buildings in the United States, erected at a cost of $2,000,000.

It has the largest and most inspiring Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in the world.

It has twenty-five modern office buildings, six to sixteen stories high, and more under construction.

It has a Y. M. C. A. building which the public erected at a cost of $250,000; a Y. W. C. A. building, which the public provided at a cost of $140,000, and recently completed a colored Y. M. C. A. building at a cost of $100,000.

It has 68 public and high school buildings, valued at $4,500,000.

In the John Herron Art Institute, the city has one of the noted art museums of the United States.

In Fort Benjamin Harrison it has one of the largest United States army posts in the country.

It has 63 hotels, which afford living on any scale desired for conventions of any size.

It has exceptional facilities for national conventions and entertains several hun- dred thousand visitors every year.

It has one of the largest city market houses of the Middle West, which supplies the city with the best products of the country.

It is a city made up largely of home owners, many thousand families occupying their own property.

It is abundantly supplied with apartment houses, large and pretentious.

It is pre-eminently an industrial city because of its geographical location in rela- tion to the general market, because of its exceptional shipping facilities, abundance of labor, the excellence of its labor conditions and the nearness of the fuel supply. Coal from the Indiana field is delivered to power plants at about $1.25 a ton.

It has several very large industrial buildings for small manufacturing concerns, which supply space, power and other facilities at reasonable cost.

It has a public library with immeasurable resources, with numerous branches over the city. The reference library in the Indiana State House is one of the larg- est and best organized to be found in any American commonwealth.

It is bountifully supplied with schools of music, art, for commercial training, and in medicine and dentistry.

It has in the Normal School of the North American Gymnastic Union one of the great training schools for physical directors.

It is generously supplied with pretentious club houses, gymnasiums, theaters, roof gardens.

It supports a public orchestra, numerous musical organizations and societies which are active in the cultural development of the people.

All in all, Indianapolis is in the fore rank as a delightful American city in which to live, for the spirit of its citizenship is always striving for the general advance- ment of the community, of the people, and of all civic and commercial interests.

At the Indianapolis stockyards in 1913 more than $50,000,000 worth of live stock was handled.

Indianapolis is the largest producer of hominy in America, only one other city being able to approach its record for this product.

The city is the greatest center for the manufacture of quartered oak veneer in the country.

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

1914

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor-Samuel M. Ralston. Term expires January, 1917.

Lieutenant-Governor-Wm. P. O'Neill. Term expires January, 1917.

Secretary of State-Lew G. Ellingham. Term expires November, 1914.

Treasurer-Wm. H. Vollmer. Term expires February, 1915.

Auditor-Wm. H. O'Brien. Term expires November, 1914.

Attorney General-Thomas M. Honan. Term expires January, 1915.

Superintendent of Public Instruction-

Charles A. Greathouse. Term expires March, 1915.

Chief of Bureau of Statistics of Indiana- Thomas W. Brolley. Term expires Novem- ber, 1914.

Clerk of Supreme Court-J. Fred France. Term expires January, 1915.

Reporter Supreme Court-Philip Zoercher. Term expires January 13, 1917.

Chief of Bureau of Geology-Edward Bar- rett. Term expires January, 1915. APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Adjutant-General-Frank L. Bridges.

Quartermaster-General-Pearle A. Davis.

Governor's Private Secretary-Benjamin B. Johnson.

Governor's Counsel-Burt New.

STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PROPERTY.

Samuel M. Ralston, Governor; Lew G. El- lingham, Secretary of State; Wm. H. O'Brien, State Auditor.

Superintendent Appointed by Board-John D. Shea.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

Ele Stansbury, Williamsport.

Wm. Geake, Ft. Wayne.

Wm. P. Herron, Crawfordsville.

John F. Reilly, Hammond.

Richard O. Johnson, Supt., Indianapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.

Owen D. Odell, Indianapolis. Friend F. Wiley, Edinburg.

A. C. Pilkenton, Greenfield. Louis Dunlap, Covington.

George S. Wilson, Supt., Indianapolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES CENTRAL INDI- ANA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

Hugh Th. Miller, Columbus.

Adam Heinberger, New Albany. D. H. Davis, Knightsville.

Walter S. Chambers, New Castle.

George F. Edenharter, M. D., Supt., Indian- apolis.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA WOM- AN'S PRISON.

Fannie Mckinney McKee, Indianapolis.

Charlotte J. Dunn, Indianapolis.

Etta E. Houk, Ossian.

Alice Wilkie Poynter, Sullivan.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES INDIANA GIRLS' SCHOOL.

Frances Beadle, Lafayette.

Araminta A. Kern, Nellie M. Ellingham, In- dianapolis.

Sarah Tawney Campbell, Anderson.

Kenosha Sessions, M. D., Supt., Clermont. STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTS.

Samuel M. Ralston, Governor; Wm. H. O'Brien, Auditor of State; Gilbert H. Hen- dren, State Examiner.

Dept. of Inspection and Supervision of Pub- lic Officers:

Gilbert H. Hendren, State Examiner; George A. Bittler and John A. Boltz, Deputy Ex- aminers.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 119-124 STATE HOUSE.

Thomas Duncan, Chairman; Charles J. Mur- phy, Charles A. Edwards, John F. McClure, James L. Clark, Members; J. L. Reiley, Sec .; C. J. Stewart, Clerk; Burt New, Legal Adviser. .

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

Officers of Board-Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Pres .; Warren T. McCray, Vice-Pres .; Chas. Downing, Indianapolis, Sec .- Treas .; E. H. Peed, New Castle, Gen. Supt.

Executive Committee-Oscar Hadley, Plain- field; Knode Porter, New Castle; Dan C. Reed, Attica; Chas. H. Anthony, Muncie. Members of Board-1st District, Cornelius O'Brien, Lawrenceburg; 2d District, John C. Haines, Rockport; 3d District, Knode Porter, New Castle; 4th District, Mason J. Niblack, Vincennes; 5th District, Oscar Hadley, Indianapolis; 6th District, Ed. S. Tuell, Corydon; 7th District, Dan C. Reed, Attica; 8th District, L. B. Clore, Franklin; 9th District, Chas. W. Hickman, Lafayette; 10th District, S. M. Dungan, Indianapolis; 11th District, John L. Thompson, Gas City; 12th District, Clem Graves, Bunker Hill; 13th District, Charles H. Anthony, Muncie; 14th District, S. F. Spohn, Goshen; 15th District, John Isenbarger, North Manches- ter; 16th District, Warren T. McCray, Kentland.

STATE BOARD OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.

Samuel M. Ralston, Indianapolis, Pres .: No- ble C. Butler, Indianapolis, Vice-Pres .; John H. Holliday, Indianapolis, Treas .; Benjamin B. Johnson, Indianapolis, Sec .;

INDIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.

Henry A. Barnhart, Rochester; Francis H. Gavisk, Indianapolis; E. A. K. Hackett, Ft. Wayne.

INDIANA CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, 82 STATE HOUSE.

Charles L. Jewett, Pres., New Albany; Charles W. Fairbanks, Indianapolis; Frank M. Kistler, Logansport; Joseph M. Cravens, Madison; Demarchus C. Brown, Sec., In- dianapolis.

BATTLE FLAG COMMISSION.

Henry M. Caylor, Noblesville; David I. Mc- Cormick, Indianapolis; B. W. Sullivan, In- dianapolis.

INDIANA PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION COMMISSION.

Edgar A. Stoll, Asst. Sec., 82 State House.

NANCY HANKS LINCOLN BURIAL GROUNDS COMMISSION.

Dr. J. C. Jolly, Lake; David Enlow, Lincoln City.

STATE ENTOMOLOGIST.

Charles H. Baldwin, Entomologist, 130 base- ment State House.

STATE FIRE MARSHAL.

W. E. Longley, 59 State House.

STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY.

Samuel Burkholder, Crawfordsville; Stanley Coulter, Lafayette; Wm. Waltman, Bean- blossom; A. S. Nowels, Columbia City; Elijah A. Gladden, Sec., Indianapolis.

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

T. Henry Davis, M. D., Pres., Richmond; James S. Boyers, M. D., Decatur; John R. Hicks, M. D., Covington; H. H. Sutton, M. D., Aurora; J. N. Hurty, M. D. Phar. D., Sec., Indianapolis; W. F. King, M. D., Asst. Sec .; Charles A. Carter, Chief Clerk Vital Statistics, James L. Anderson, Accountant, 24 State House.

STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE.

H. E. Barnard, B. S., Food and Drug Com- missioner and Chief Chemist Chemical Dept., 20 State House. Will Shimer, M. D., Supt. Bacteriological Department.

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; Joseph M. Cravens, Madison; W. H. Eichhorn, Bluff- ton; Amos W. Butler, Secretary, 93 State House.

STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS. Fred J. Prow, Pres., Bloomington; H. C. Sexton, Shelbyville; A. R. Rietz, Evans- ville; C. F. Williams, Terre Haute; F. R. Henshaw, Sec. and Treas., Indianapolis.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Charles A. Greathouse, Indianapolis, Pres- ident; W. L. Bryan, Bloomington; W. E. Stone, Lafayette; W. W. Parsons, Terre Haute; J. G. Collicott, Indianapolis; J. H. Tomlin, Evansville; J. N. Study, Ft. Wayne; R. L. Kelly, Richmond, G. H. Tapy, Crawfordsville; Wm. Dobson, Indian- apolis; H. G. Brown, Lebanon; P. A. Reid, Richmond; M. F. Livengood, Covington, 27 State House.

STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL BOOK COM- MISSIONERS.

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

STATE BOARD OF EMBALMERS. Clyde E. Titus, Indianapolis; Marion B. Stults, Huntington; Charles C. LaFollette, Thorntown; George E. Gardner, Vincennes. STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE. Walter Vonnegut, Sec .- Treas., 231 E. 15th. STATE BOARD OF PARDONS, 54 STATE HOUSE.

Adolph Seidensticker, Indianapolis; James T. Arbuckle, Rushville; Albert D. Thomas, Crawfordsville; May L. Nichol, Clerk.

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.

A. F. Heineman, Valparaiso; Burton Cassa- day, Terre Haute; Wm. H. Fogas, Mt. Vernon; Jerome J. Keene, Indianapolis; Wm. H. Rudder, Salem.

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION OF NURSES.

Mae D. Currie, Indianapolis; Edna Hum- phrey, Crawfordsville; Luis Todd, Lafay- ette; Martha Elliott, Ft. Wayne; D. Elva Mills, Dublin.

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION IN OPTOMETRY.

John H. Ellis, South Bend; George A. Dice, Tipton; H. E. Woodward, Indianapolis; Joseph W. Thompson, Danville; George H. Whitledge, Anderson.

STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY EXAMINERS.

C. I. Fleming, Terre Haute; Orville L. Boor, Muncie; Thomas A. Sigler, Greencastle; Wm. F. Myers, Ft. Wayne.

STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS. Lew G. Ellingham, Secretary of State, Chair- man; Wm. H. O'Brien, Auditor of State; James A. Houck, Indianapolis; Dan M. Link, Auburn; Eben H. Wolcott, Indian- apolis, Commissioners; Albert E. Humke, Brooklyn, Inheritance Tax Investigator; Myron D. King, Sec., 35 State House.

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

STATE BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING AND STATIONERY.

The Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Reporter of Supreme Court; E. D. Donnell, clerk, 3 State House.

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

State Geologist, Edward Barrett.

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL REGISTRA- TION AND EXAMINATION.

W. A. Spurgeon, M. D., Pres., Muncie; James M. Dinnen, M. D., Vice-Pres., Ft. Wayne; W. T. Gott, M. D., Sec., Crawfordsville; M. S. Canfield, M. D., Treas., Frankfort; S. G. Smelser, M. D., Richmond; J. F. Spaun- hurst, D. O., Indianapolis; Myrtle M. Clark, Clerk, 56 State House.

BOARD OF STATE TRUANCY.

Amos W. Butler, Pres .; Jacob G. Collicott, Sec., 93 State House.

PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION.

J. P. Dunn, Indianapolis, Pres .; Mrs. E. C. Earl, Connersville; W. W. Parsons, Terre Haute; Carrie E. Scott, Acting Sec. and State Organizer, 104 State House.

STATE LIBRARY BOARD.

Demarchus C. Brown, Sec., 27 State House; balance of board same as members State Board of Education.

BUREAU OF LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION.

John A. Lapp, Director, 49 State House. STATE BUREAU OF INSPECTION, 120 STATE HOUSE.

Edgar A. Perkins, Chief Inspector; Deputy Inspectors: Dept. of Factories, Building and Workshops, John J. Walsh; Dept. of Boilers, John F. Gallivan; Dept. of Mines and Mining, Frank I. Pearce: Labor Com- missioners: John J. Walsh, Frank I. Pearce.

STATE COMMISSIONER FISHERIES AND GAME.

George W. Miles, Commissioner, 87 State House.

STATE SUPERVISOR OF OIL INSPECTION. James H. Fry, Supervisor, 105 State House.

CITY OFFICIALS-BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

BOARD OF CONTROL STATE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' MONUMENT.

G. V. Menzies, Mt. Vernon; Wm. A. Ketch- am, Indianapolis; Samuel M. Hench, Ft. Wayne; J. C. C. Miller, Supt., Indianapolis. SUPREME COURT.

Judges-Douglas Morris, Chief Justice; John W. Spencer, Quincy A. Myers, Richard K. Erwin, Charles E. Cox.

APPOINTED BY THE SUPREME COURT. Librarian-W. Cary Carson.

Sheriff-Harry W. Pemberton.

APPELLATE COURT.

Judges-Moses B. Lairy, Chief Judge; Ed- ward W. Felt, Milton B. Hottel, Joseph G. Ibach, Joseph H. Shea, Frederick S. Cald- well.

CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-Joseph E. Bell, office City Hall.

City Clerk-Thomas A. Riley.

Police Judge-James E. Deery.

Bailiff Police Court-Frank M. Schwab.

City Controller-Jacob P. Dunn, office City Hall.

Deputy City Controller-John H. Reddington. Corporation Counsel-Wm. A. Pickens, City Hall.

City Attorney-Fred E. Barrett.

Assistant-Paul G. Davis.

City Court Deputy-Harry E. Raitano.

City Civil Engineer-B. J. T. Jeup, City Hall. Chief Clerk-Harry W. Bassett. Engineer of Track Elevation-B. J. T. Jeup. Street Commissioner-D. J. Bush.

Municipal Asphalt Repair Plant, 930 E. New York.

Inspector of Scales, Weights and Measures ---- Herman F. Adam.

City License Inspector-C. F. Maas. Market Master-M. F. Dalton.

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Indianapolis, Indiana city directory, 1914, Part 2

Author: Publication date: 1855 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 2100

Author:
Publication date: 1855
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 2100