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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ORGANIZED 1848 NEMRY M. MCADEN, PREST CAPITAL, $300.000 M. M. VICTOR TAUMHER SURPLUS & PROFITS, 1225,000 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Fine Ginger Ale and Waters Bottlers of Soda and Mineral Beerine a Specialty .. Phone-5
C. Valaer Bottling Works
D. A. ROBBINS
CHARLOTTE, N. C. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT FOR COTTON MILLS
CHARLOTTE
Hardware
COMPANYL
WATCH OUR WINDOWS 20 EAST TRADE PHONE No. 73 STREET
W. H. BIGELOW
Agent for ASHWORTH BROS. Tempered and Side Ground ."
Card Clothing
Tops Reclothed, Lickerins Rewound, Salrel Brushes Refitted 12 W. 4th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Regular Sizes of Clothing always in Stock Cotton Mill Machinery Repaired
A. H. WASHBURN
Cotton Mill Machinery and Equipment
CHARLOTTE; N. C ._
Southern Agent Saco & Pettes Machine Shops Estimates Furnished
Correspondence Solicited
THE SMITH ELECTRIC & MFG. COMPANY"
Motors-Fixtures-Supplies
205 So. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
LUX
LIBERTAS
THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA
C971.60 C47w2 1907
I. C. LOWE
EUGENE HOLT J. N. McCAUSLAND J. F. CANNON
JOHN McDOWELL GEORGE STEPHENS
DR. J. P. MUNROE JAS. W. WADSWORTH W. H. WOOD JAS. M. WILLIAMSON, Jr. J. E. SHERRILL W. S. LEE, Jr. A. J. YORKE ARTHUR J. DRAPER
E STEPHENS, Pres. W. H WOOD, Treasurer J. B. DAVIS, Asst. Treas.
in Trust Co.
ASSETS, $1,300,000
Commercial Banking in all its Branches
Savings Banking, 4 per cent. on Deposits
Takes Entire Charge of Real Estate
General Brokerage Business
General Insurance Business
Acts as Trustee, Adminis- trator, Executor, Receiver, Guardian
A Banking Room Set Apart Exclusively for Ladies
Office, Trust Building Charlotte, North Carolina
Savings Department Open Saturday Nights Until 8 O'clock
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Presbyterian College
FOR WOMEN
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina
BUILDING
Magnificent in size and appearance. Equipped with every modern convenience. Heated with steam. Hot and cold water on every floor. Rooms beautifully ft Equipped with Fire Escapes.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
In a city of culture, in the far blocks of stores and churches
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Tried Teachers of successful the highest quality.
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" Unseen it helpeth you with faithful hands ;
Unheard it speaketh stronger than the storm."
ROYAL BENEFIT SOCIET
Home Office, WASHINGTON, D. C. Box 371
Pays to its members from $2.00 to $12.50 per week in case of sickness or accident. It pays $ 100.00 to $1,000.00 at death.
All Claims Paid Promptly. Over 46,000 Certificates issued to date. Over 18,000 Claims paid to date. Over $1,606,500.00 Insurance in force. Over $250.000.00 paid in benefits.
Good men and women organizers wanted-only those who can produce business with a good proposition need apply.
C. B. BAILEY
General Agent for NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE, North Carolina
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J. H. WEDDINGTON, President
Dr. GEO. W. GRAHAM, Secretary
J A. FORE, Treas. and Mngr.
CAROLINA MANUFACTURING CO.
NORTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE
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CAROLINA MFG.CO.MFR 5. OF SASH,DOORS
BLINDS
MOULDING
ETC.
Dealers in GRATES AND TILES All Kinds of Glass and Putty, Mastic, Paint, Oils, Etc.
Ceiling, Flooring, Laths and Shingles Always in Stock. Your Orders Solicited for Any of the Above. 'Phone 31.
Interior Finish Both in HARDWOOD AND PINE also PINE AND HARDWOOD MANTELS Manufacturers SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, COLUMNS, Etc.
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A. R. WILLMANN COMPANY
OLDEST PLUMBING FIRM IN CHARLOTTE 'PHONE 248
[ 15 years experience
([ Strictly High = Grade Work
( Expert Workmen
(I, We carry a complete line of Baths, Lavatories Closets, Boilers. Also erect Wind Mills, Acety= line Gas Machines
We Also Do Steam and Hot Water Heating
BRANNER'S Moving & Storage Co.
WILL BRANNER'S PHONE.
PACKER & SHIPPER
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BRANNER'S
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WE DO A GENERAL STORAGE BUSINESS
PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY FURNITURE PACKED FOR SHIPMENT
Office at Stieff Music House, 5 W. Trade Street Office 'Phone 196
Residence, 2092
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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THE BEE HIVE
DEPARTMENT STORE
LOWEST PRICED STORE IN CHARLOTTE FOR FINE GOODS
THE BEE HIVE
43-47 East Trade Street, Corner College
INSURE IN
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AFRO-AMERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
And Get a Policy that Pays for all Kinds of Diseases, and Every Week in the Year
J. T. WILLIAMS, M. D., President T. H. LOMAX, (Bishop) Vice-President
D. J. SANDERS, D. D., Treasurer J. W. CROCKETT, Secretary and Gen. Mgr.
AGENTS WANTED 227 EAST TRADE STREET AGENTS WANTED
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Goodyear Rubber Tires
G. A. Page
28-30 W. 4th Street
Charlotte, N. C.
Buggy and Carriage Repair= ing, Trimming and Painting, General Blacksmithing. Agent for the NISSEN ROAD WAGONS. A fine line of New Buggies at Low Pric s.
SAM POWELL
L. P. MACKENZIE
Powell & Co.
Western and Native Dressed Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage
Dressed Poultry, Fish, Oysters, Etc.
29=31 N. Tryon Street
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
B. F. WITHERS
Wholesale and Retail Builders Supplies : Hay, Grain and Feed CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT "ROCKDALE" AND "CARSON" VIRGINIA LIME, "ATLAS" PORTLAND CEMENT, "HANOVER," "OAKLAND" AND "SHAWNEE" PRESSED BRICK, "ECLIPSE" MORTAR COLORS, "HARD CLINCH" WALL PLASTER, "CABOT'S" SHINGLE STAINS. SHEATHING AND DEADENING QUILT.
DEALER IN
LIME, CEMENTS, MORTAR COLORS, PLASTER OF PARIS, PATENT WALL PLASTER, PRESSED BRICK, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, PLASTERING HAIR, PLASTERING LATHS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS. SASH WEIGHTS, SASH CORD, SHINGLES, SHEATHING PAPER, "TRINIDAD" ASPHALT ROOFING.
202 S. College St. Bell Telephone No. 82
THE J. J. BREEN COMPANY Plumbing
STEAM AND GAS FITTING
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Contract Work a Specialty. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. We Carry a Full Line of Plumbing Supplies. All New Work Guaranteed for One Year
9 W. 5TH ST.
PHONE 91
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ARNOLD & BERRELL
PACKER & SHIPPER
222 N. McDowell Street
Office Phone 397
Residence Phone 552
Repairing, Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing
CLUB RATES: CLEANING, PRESSING $1.00 PER MONTH Ladies Work a-Specialty. Work called for and delivered. We sell tailor-made Cloth= ing. 'Phone 306. ALL KINDS OF HATS CLEANED AND RE=BLOCKED.
W. H. C. BARKLEY, Proprietor 223 North Tryon Street
CAROLINA PRESSING CLUB
DIRECTORIES AND GAZETTEERS
of the United States, Canada and Foreign Countries
U. S. Postal Guide, Cloth, $2.50
U. S. Postal Guide, Paper,
2.00
136 West 12th St. NEW YORK CITY
CHAS. J. LOMAS
AMES SCHOOL OF MUSIC PIANO, VIOLIN AND VOICE
Modern Methods, Thorough Painstaking Instruction Catalogue Sent on Application
'Phone 393 323 N. Tryon St., opp. Carnegie Library
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" Model of Perfection "
'Phones 160 and 110
CHARLOTTE : : North Carolina
MODEL
STEAM LAUNDRY
CO.
" Model of Perfection "
'Phones 160 and 110
CHARLOTTE . North Carolina
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WALSH'S Charlotte, North Carolina CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1907.
APPENDIX DEPARTMENT,
STREET DEPARTMENT,
GENERAL DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Showing Governments, Institutions and Trades, Incorporated Companies, Churches, Schools, Secret and other Societies, etc., etc. Showing Streets and Avenues, Numbers, Name of Occupant.
DIVIDING THE RACES, Showing Name, Wife's Name, Occupation and Residence. Showing the Business and Professions un- der Classified Headings.
THIS VOLUME ALSO CONTAINS
Regular Advertising Pages, and is so arranged and printed on different tinted paper to enable the user to ascertain information wanted with rapidity.
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Price, Five Dollars.
PUBLISHED BY
THE WALSH DIRECTORY COMPANY, 270 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C.
CONTENTS, GENERAL STYLE OF ARRANGEMENT AND CLASSIFICATION OF EACH DEPARTMENT COPYRIGHT 1907, BY THE WALSH DIRECTORY COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
PRESSES OF WALKER. EVANS & COGSWELL CO., CHARLESTON, S. C.
1907
PREFACE.
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We herewith present our 1907 volume of The Charlotte Directory, to our patrons and citizens generally and publish a few facts as follows:
Charlotte has a location that is almost geographically perfect, being one-half way between Washington and Atlanta, the center of the Piedmont section of the Carolinas.
With climatic conditions moderate and delightful, conducive to good health and favorable for manufacturing, making possible a low cost of living and moderate wages acceptable.
Tributary to Charlotte is water power of at least 200,000 electrical horse power, available to the manufacturer at less than two-thirds of what steam power will cost. This means not alone economy in power, but in machinery and help also.
Raw material of many kinds in good quantity, including cotton, timber for furni- ture, . clay for brick, tile and terra cotta, the products of various mines and other raw material.
With 34 passenger trains daily Charlotte is easily the largest railroad center of the Carolinas. Freight facilities are unexcelled for both local and distant shippers. The Southern and Seaboard railroads operate daily package cars in all directions for convenience of shippers locally.
Located on the main line of the largest system in the South, it is easily access- ible from all points North, East, West and South.
The seven completely equipped machine shops and the large supply houses of Charlotte make easy the obtaining of supplies and prevent long delays to the manufac- turer in case of breakdown.
Charlotte is the only city in the United States where a contract can be made for the building and fitting out of a complete cotton mill or cotton oil mill.
Seven banks, conducted on sound basis by able business men, with total assets of $9,000,000. Charlotte banks don't fail.
Seventeen miles of electric street railway, and four more in process of construc- tion.
The receipts of the Charlotte post office have more than doubled during the past four years.
A superb system of graded macadamized roads reaching into the country from Charlotte in every direction, 150 miles in all.
Charlotte is surrounded by a beautiful and productive agricultural country.
Charlotte is the acknowledged center of the cotton mill industry of the South. With- in 100 miles of Charlotte are 335 cotton mills representing an investment of $130,000,000 and operating about 4,000,000 spindles.
More than one half of the looms and spindles of the entire South are within two hours ride of Charlotte.
A modern $250,000 fire-proof hotel has just opened to the public, which with the other excellent houses now doing business, will give to Charlotte hotel accommodations unsurpassed by any city of the same size.
Three carefully conducted Building and Loan Associations have enabled Charlotte to beconie a city of home owners.
During the past five years over 7,000 buildings have been built in Charlotte.
With its varied industrial plants, numbering 100 in all, Charlotte employs approxi- mately 10,000 people who receive in wages $2,000,000 annually. The city is entirely exempt from labor troubles and strikes.
A well governed city, well lighted and supplied with good water and sewerage, at- tractive public buildings, including the city and county buildings, churches, schools, col- leges, library, U. S. Assay office, hospitals, post office and railroad depots. The moral tone of the people is the highest, and the 60 churches are filled on the Sabbath day.
The population of Charlotte is 40,000, and shows an increase during the past ten years of 25,000.
And last but by no means the least Charlotte's Directory Service is equal to the best in the world, a work that every good citizen should lend their support; for such a publica- tion will do more to advertise Charlotte away from home, than almost any other mediumn.
With thanks to the general public for assistance during its preparation, and to our patrons for generous support, we are respectfully,
THE WALSH DIRECTORY CO., W. H. Walsh, Prest.
Charlotte, N. C., Feb. 15th, 1907.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Abbreviations 181
Military 96
Banks and Pankers. 81
Miscellaneous Directory
Board of Health. So
(Appendix) 77
Business Directory
459
Newspapers 86
Cemeteries 86
Post-Office Department. 78
Church Directory
83
Police Department.
80
City Government. 79
Public Schools.
81
County Government. 78
81
Street Directory. .
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Fire Department
81
Secret and Benevolent Organi_ zations 96
General Directory of Names: White 18I
Colored 457
State Government. 77
Hospitals, Asylums and Homes 86
Trade Unions .. 100
United States Local Officials. 78
Judiciary
77
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
PAGE
Abbott F C & Co, side lines and 384 opp
Afro-American Mutual Ins Co. 7 American Trust Co ... 2 Ames School of Music
Arnold & Berrell.
99
Barringer O L & Co, bottom lines Bee Hive ... 7
Bigelow W H, front cover and side lines opp 276
Black C A. .opp
378 Branner Moving & Storage Co 6 Breen J J Co .. 8 Broadway Central Hotel, opp 227 Buford Barber Shop. 226
Buford Bowling Alley, back cover
Buford Hotel, .... opp 226 and 226 Cable Company, The, back bone Carolina Mnfg Co, back cover and 5
Carolina Pressing Club. . 9 Catawba Power Co, back cover and side lines
Central Hotel, .... opp 250 and 249 Charlotte Auto & Cycle Co, bot- tom lines
Charlotte Cordage Co ...... opp 251 Charlotte Hardware Co, front cover
Charlotte Music Co, back cover
Charlotte Piano Co, bottom lines
Charlotte Sign Works, top sten_
cil
Commercial National Bank, top lines
Crayton J E & Co, bottom lines
and j.
.OPP 414
Eagles J L.
480
Elizabeth College, top lines and
First national Bank, top lines and front cover
Gem Restaurant Co 288
Hotel Selwyn.
. opp 316 and 404
Kirschbaum M
332
Life Ins Co of Va, top lines
Lomas C .
9
Mecklenburg Iron Works, side
lines
. and opp
357
Mellon Ed Co, back cover and
opp 376
Merchants & Farmers National Bank, top lines
Metropolitan Life Ins Co 358
Model Steam Laundry
10
Mutual B & L Assn.
opp
356
News Publishing Co.
opp
253
Page Geo A ..
8
Parker Gardner Co, bottom lines
and opp 377
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Private Schools and Colleges. 82
Educational
Societies and Clubs. 99
Incorporated Companies. 87
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS -= Continued
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Peoples Ice & Fuel Co. . opp 379 Pine Forest Inn. opp 317 Powell & Co .. 8 Presbyterian College for Women
bottom lines, page 3 and opp 385 Robbins O A, front cover and side lines
Robinson C H & Co, side lines Royal Benefit Society, page 4 and opp 457
Sample Mineral Water Co, opp 437
Selwyn Hotel ....... opp 316 and 404 Shelor & Co, side lines
Smith Electric & Mnfg Co, front cover
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Southern Loan & Savings Bank,
opp 415 Southern Real Estate Loan &
Trust Co. . . opp 415 Standard Ice & Fuel Co, top lines
Textile Mill Supply Co 586 Valaer C, front cover
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co, back cover and. 585 Walsh Directory Co. 583
Washburn A H, top lines and front cover
Wearn J H & Co, bottom stencil
Willmann A R Co, top lines and 6 Yarbrough & Bellinger Co, side lines and. opp 454
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STANDARD ICE AND FUEL CO.
ICE! COAL! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ice Factory and Cold Storage Rooms Southern Railway, Corner IIth Street. Coal Yards Southern Railway, Corner 9th Street.
BELL PHONES 19 and 72.
APPENDIX
WALSH'S CHARLOTTE DIRECTORY 1907
MISCELLANEOUS
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DIRECTORY
STATE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor-R B Glenn.
Lieutenant - Governor - Francis D. Winston.
Private Secretary to Governor -- James D. Glenn.
Secretary of State-J. Bryan Grimes.
Treasurer-Benia in
Lacy.
State Auditor - Benjamin F. Dixon.
Attorney - General - Robert D. Gilmer.
Superintendent of Public In- struction - J. Y. Joyner.
Adjutant General - B. S. Roy- ster.
State Librarian - M. O. Sherrill. Superintendent of Public Build- ings -- C. C. Sherry.
State Standard Keeper - A. L. Moore.
Commissioner of Labor and
Printing-Henry B. Varner.
Insurance Commissioner James R. Young.
State Printer - E. M. Uzzell. GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL.
The Secretary of State, Treasur- er, Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Governor, Lieutenant-Gov- ernor, Secretary of State, Treasur- er, Auditor, Superintendent of Pub lic Instruction and Attorney Gen- eral.
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
The Governor, Secretary of State. Treasurer and Attorney General. STATE BOARD OF PENSIONS. The Governor, Auditor, Treasur- 01; and Attorney General. JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court - Chief Justice Walter Clark. Associate Justices - P. D. Wal-
¡Long Distance 'Phone.
W. H. BIGELOW, Agent No. 12 West 4th St. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, 9 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Magnificent Building, Steam Heat, Fire Escapes, Good Fare, Thorough Training, Christian Influences. Sit- uated in centre of city on five acre lot.
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COTTON MILL MACHINERY REPAIRED.
Lickerins
rewound with Improved ! Tooth.
Top Flats Reclothed, and Clothing drawn with
Ashworth's Patent Clip.
Revolving
Commercial National Bank,
Capital $500,000
Surplus and Profits $250,000
CHARLOTTE, N. C. . R. A. DUNN, A. G. BRENIZER,
Prest. Cashier.
Largest Capital and Surplus of any Bank in the Carolinas.
MISCELLANEOUS 78
ker, H. G. Connor, Geo. H. Brown, Jr., and Wm. A. Hoke.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS U. S. Court - House - W. Trade, S W Corner Mint; R W Smith, postmaster and custodian; E. M. Bell, assistant postmaster.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Western District of North Caro- ina. Convenes second Mondays in June and December.
District Judge -James E. Boyd. Greensboro, N. C.
District Attorney-A. E. Holton, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Clerk Circuit and District Courts.
-H. (. Cowles, Statesville, N. C.
Deputy Clerk District Courts- -D M Furches, Statesville, N. C. Marshal-J. M. Millikan, Greens- boro, N. C.
Chief Deputy Marshal - J. A. Logan, Greensboro, N. C.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collec- tor - J. D. Albright, Charlotte, N. C.
United States Commissioner. J. W. Cobb.
United States Weather Observer -W. J. Bennett. United States Secret Service Agent-H. E. Thomas.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Money Order, Registry and Stamp windows open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. General Delivery Window open 7:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M .. General De- livery Registry, Stamps and City Carriers Windows open Sundays and Holidays 12 to 1 P. M.
Postmaster -- R. W. Smith.
Assistant Postmaster - Edward M. Bell.
Money Order Clerk - T. B. Rud dock.
Registry Cerk - W. G. Erwin.
DIRECTORY
Stamp Clerk - W. C. Smith.
Distributing Clerk - R. W. Sos- saman.
General Delivery Clerk - C. M. Setzer.
Mailing Clerks-Day, F. Hender- son; Night. A. M. L. Garner.
Distributors-R. W. Sossaman and T. F. Cooper.
Stampers - S. P. Bridgers, J. E. Walker and J. B. Benton.
Transfer Clerks - J. H. Young and J. Y. Weddington.
General Utility Clerk-W. F. Moseley.
Janitor-J. M. Goode.
Assistant -- J. L. Todd.
Carriers - M. L. Hawkins, N. C. White, W. B. Alexander, J. W. Kiser, J. H. Harris, T. L. Powell, M. A. Price, A. F. Russack, R. B. Hen- derson. (. F. Alexander, D. W. Hun- ter. A. P. White, and B. J. Summer- row. Substitutes-E. M. Williams and W. E. Junkin.
Special Delivery Messengers - E. W. Sherrill and J. V. Andrews.
Sub-Stations No. 17 N. Tryon, J. E. Henderson Clerk. No. 2, 1600 S. Boulevard, B. S. Davis, clerk.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Mecklenburg County-Charlotte County Seat. Court House, South Tryon, S E cor 3 rd
Superior Court- J L Webb, Resi- dent Judge.
Clerk-J A Russell
Deputy- P V Moody
Clerk invested with full probate power Sheriff-N W Wallace
Deputy-E O Johnson
Tax Collector (Charlotte Town-
ship)-H D Duckworth Register of Deeds-W M Moore
Deputy-J B Powell
Cotton Mills.
O. A. ROBBINS,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
A. H. WASHBURN,
COTTON MILL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT. 16 East Fourth Street, - - CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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DIRECTORY
Treasurer-Dr H J Walker
Surveyor-J B Spratt
Superintendent Education-R J Cochran
Coroner-W A Gresham
Physician -- Dr C S Mclaughlin
Attorneys-Burwell & Cansler.
Keeper County Home-W J Hol- ton
Janitor Court House-S W Kirk- patrick
County Commissioners- W M Long, Chairman ; John B Ross, Chal- mers Furr, Wm McKee and D A Henderson
County Finance Committee-J H McClintock, W S Pharr and J M Davis
Tax Assessors - H C Severs, J W Cobb
County Board of Education-Wmn Anderson, Charlotte, chairman.
John McDowell, Steele Creek
Dr W W Pharr, Newells
W M Ross, Pineville
John F Caldwell, Davidson Col- lege
COURT CALENDAR
Superor Court, 12th Judical Cir- euit - J L Webb. resident Judge; J A Russell, Clk
Convenes :
3rd Monday before 1st Monday in March
7th Monday after 1st Monday in March
13th Monday after 1st Monday in March
3rd Monday before 1st Monday in September
3rd Monday after 1st Monday in September
13th Monday after 1st Monday in September
Each term to continue two weeks for trial of criminal cases exclusive- ly
Convenes :
7th Monday before 1st Monday in March
1st Monday after 1st Monday in March
7th Monday before 1st Monday in September
Sth Monday after 1st Monday in March
14th Monday after 1st Monday in March
12th Monday after 1st Monday in September.
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4th Monday after 1st Monday in September. This term to continue three weeks for trial of civil cases exclusively
Each term to continue one week for trial of civil cases exclusively
CITY GOVERNMENT
(Executive Department)
Office, City Hall, N Tryon, S F cor 5th
Mayor - S S McNinch
Mayor Pro Tem - J H Ross
City Clerk and Treasurer - C M Etheredge
City Tax Collector - W B Tay- lor
City Attorney - Hugh W Har- ris Chief of Police - H C Irwin
'PHONE 333.
The World's New Artistic Standard
The
EVERETT PIANO.
THE CHARLOTTE PIANO CO., 213 N. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, - - N. C. W. C. COLEMAN, Mgr
TRUST BUILDING.
Save your "Back" and put in a FLAT
CATAWBA POWER
" and put in a FLAT IRON operated by "Electricity."
COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
apital and Surplus, $525,000.00
Assets, $2,000,000.00 W'E SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
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DIRECTORY
City Recorder - F M Shannon- house
City Physician - F O Hawley
City Engineer - C A Spratt
Chief of Fire Department - W S Orr
City Plumbing Inspector - Edw Hyland City Cotton Weigher - J S With- ers
Superintendent of Schools - A Graham
Superintendent of Water Works P H Williams (actg)
Superintendent of Streets -- J Stonecypher
Keeper of Elmwood Cemetery - Moses Thomas
Keeper of Pinewood Cemetery - A Phifer
Superintendent of Creamatory - N A Barnhart
Janitor City Hall -- W H Ross ALDERMEN.
Ist Ward - J P Carr, Dr I W Faison, Geo L Krueger and J H Ross
2nd Ward - B F Withers, W L Long and W F Dowd
3rd Ward - C C Bates, Z T Smith and W W Ward
4th Ward - D S Anderson, E S Williams and M F Kirby
STANDING COMMITTEES
Streets - The Mayor. ex-officio chairman; Ross, Bates. Ward, Dowd. Withers, Krueger, Williams Finance - Krueger, Withers, Dowd, Anderson, Smith
Fire Department - Carr, Kirby, Bates, Dowd
Cemetery - Withers, Williams, Ward, Krueger, Anderson
Ilealth - Link, Faison, Dowd, Smith, Kirby
Ordinance - Kirby, Withers, Smith, Bates, Carr
Cotton Platform - Long, Faison, Carr, Ward, Williams
Schools - Smith, Ross, Williams, Faison, Krueger, Long, Anderson
Sewers - Dowd, Smith, Kirby, Carr
Lights - Bates, Withers, Wil- liams, Long
Police - Anderson, Ross, With- ers, Dowd, Bates
Public Buildings - Williams, Anderson, Long, Krueger,
Charities and Corrections Ward, Bates, Kirby, Ross, Faison
POLICE, FIRE AND HEALTH COMMISSIONERS
A L Smith, J H Wearn, J J Wil- liams, J A Durham, J I Blakeley, and J K Wolfe
WATER COMMISSIONERS
S S MeNinch, Mayor, ex-officio Chairman ; C M Etheredge, ex-officio elk and treasurer; E T Cansler, R HI Jordan, E L Keesler, W C Dowd
POLICE DEPARTMENT (Headquarters, City Hall ) Chief -- H C Irwin
Assistant Chief - J L Orr
First Sergeant - J T Farrington Second Sergeant - W H Pitts Desk Sergeant - G F Duke
Then needing Sup- ies for an UTOMOBILE
ASK?
BARRINGER
Tires. Spark Plugs. Chain Grips, Oil and Gasoline in stock.
ADLER'S CLOTHES.
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS.
HABERDASHERS, SHIELOK & CO., 10 S. TRYON STREET.
A. R. WILLMANN CO.,
PHONE 248. HIGH GRADE WORK
PLUMBING, HEATING AND GAS FITTING.
MISCELLANEOUS
FIRE DEPARTMENT
(Headquarters, 6 E 5th) Chief - W S Orr
Assistant Chief - W S Charles Supt Fire Alarms - W A Cruse Foreman No 1 - J H Wallace Foreman No 2 - W B Glenn SIGNALS ON BELLS AND GONGS 1 tap for test of line
5 taps after an alarm - Put on more water pressure
2 2 2 Taps - Call for reserve en- gines
3 Taps - "Fire Out"
10 Taps repeated 3 times - Gen- oral aların
BOARD OF TRADE
1 City Hall Bldg organized 1905 Executive Officers - E R Pres- ton, prest ; A E McCausland, vice prest ; W T Corwith, sec and treas
BANKS AND BANKERS
AMERICAN TRUST CO - Trust Bldg; incorp July, 1901; capital $200,000; George Stephens. prest ; T S Franklin, v-prest ; W S Lee Jr, v-prest ; W H Wood. sec and treas ; A T Summey, asst cashr
CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK - 9 E Trade; chartered January, 1897; capital, $125,000; surplus and undivided profits. $100.000; D B Heath. prest; John M Scott, vice prest; W H Twitty, cashr; Francis H Jones, asst cashr
CHARLOTTE TRUST COMPANY -- 18 E Trade; incorp Sept 1905; capital $100,000; undivided profits $14.000: J H Little, prest ; C M Pat- terson, vice prest; L R Hagood, cashr
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK -- 41 S Tryon; incorp February.
1874; capital. $500.000; surplus.
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DIRECTORY
$250,000; R A Dunn, prest; W E Holt, v-prest; A G Brenizer, cashr; A T Suunmey, asst cashr
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
-35 E Trade; incorp 1871; capital, $200,000; surplus and undivided pro- fits, $100,000; Geo E Wilson, prest ; John B Ross, v-prest; WC Wilkin- son, cashr
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