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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1875

Page

8

Legal Fraud Case Against Cary and Associates Exposed

An abstract filed in the County Clerk's office details a fraud scheme involving Samuel Foy Cary and associates to obtain mining property title for $50,000, inflating its value, fabricating costs, and diverting $10,000 to others. Plaintiffs seek restitution of $60,000 plus cancellation of Grand View Mining Company stock, with partners Morrison, Stuart, and others named as participants. The document covers multiple affidavits, transfers, and alleged misrepresentations across Colorado and related parties.

William Russell Samuel Johnson Richard B. Hoppie Ludlow Apjones H. H. Hobbs James C. Hopple He B. Peele Benoit Roux John N. Poage A. M. 4Uddie Robert P. Harkness John R. Davy M. L. Amick E. 8. Bates J. 8. Richardson P. Powell F. Cary Rison and Stuart Cary Laat Hag Rae Farge John H. Morton 8. F. Cary, Jr Wayne Colorado Morton Furter Morrison & Stuart Enw Putnam Brown Samuel F. Cary Samuel F F. Cary, Jr Freeman G. Cary Asa Cary Edward Sayre Grand View Mining Company Hoadly Johnson & Colston

Water Works Investigation Hearings Reveal Acme Meters Flaws

The Eighteenth Session of the City Common Council Investigating Committee hears testimony on water works meters including Acme models from 1874. Dennis Murphy notes muddy water hindered meters, Mt. Auburn and Front Street pressures, and bids for an iron vault. E H Walton complains of contract award reversal while Moses Kramer discusses loans, bookkeeping gaps, and the $1,300 mayoral secret.

Mayor Johnston Moses Kramer Dennis Murphy E. H. Walton Acme Dillingham Mt. Auburn Third Street Front Street Worthington Ove Nowy Peers Se Snellaker Strong Walton, Hemier & Co Moses S. Kramer Wm. Merk Snelbaker Merk Johnston Grueter Joe Redmond Pittsburg Wolf McCaffery Kramer Brauners Dirt Jim Corry Fitzgerald Tom Snelbaker Witness Mr. Snelbaker Svelbaker Seer Treasue

Ho for the Convention Elects Democratic Delegates in Columbus

The Democratic delegation election last night in Columbus produced informal, noncompetitive results with no Waterworks figures advancing. Delegates span wards from First Ward Edward Neather to Twenty-fourth Ward Geo. P. Campbell, with alternates listed for several entries.

Columbus Merk Kramer McCormick Snelbaker Quinn Redmond Edward Neather M. M. Gould Hugh Campbell James Rowe A. E. Carr Louis Grover Charles McDevitt Joseph Kramer W. J. O'Neil John Geghan Wm. Dewire Wm. Kelly John Connolly Jeremiah Kiergted James W. Fitzgerald Hugh Hurley Ford Springmeier John C. Krehnbrink John Keller PabGrath Dr. L. R. Bramble John Smith Thomas Hartshorn Thomas Powell Philip Dewald Henry Lammers Greenbaum L. Allenberg John Godar Geo. Distler B. Dannenhold William Holmes Anthony Buening Nicholas Boehrer F. X. Bueschie A Birnbryer James H. Laws James Sherlock

Red Stockings Triumph Over Covington Stars in Lively Derby

More than 2,500 spectators watched the St Louis Red Stockings defeat the Covington Stars on a heavy Maysville field. The visitors dominated early and throughout, scoring in the first three innings and producing multiple runs with strong batting and pitching by Blong. The Stars struggled to mount offense, with Errant steals and misplays, as the Reds completed a decisive victory.

Star Baseball Club Louisville Maysville Eagles Olympics Capitals Lexingtons Mutuals Eckfords Courier-Journal Kentucky Red Stockings St. Louis Stars Covington Cummings Maley Prather Buchanan Blong Leach Oran Reds Redmond Ernst Shoup McSorley Hautz Morgan Flint Sweasy Biong Hoyt

Grand Jury Considering Discharge in Water Works Inquiry

J Wilson Johnston Chas Bilb G Brashears and J H Grueter sworn before the Grand Jury yesterday. Several jurors sought discharge citing business. Judge Cox to rule this morning. If discharged, Waterworks case may wait until July Grand Jury. C H D railroad will stop at Exposition Park for race attendees today.

J. Wilson Johnston Chas. Bilb G. Brashears J. H. Grueter Cox Mr. Gerard Exposition Park

Sixth Auditor of the Treasury named for July

Washington Dispatch reports J M McGrew of Cincinnati to be appointed Sixth Auditor of the Treasury on July 1. He currently serves as Chief Clerk and has a long Republican record including 1864 Ohio delegate and Chicago convention participant. Barrett of Macon touts Simmons Liver Regulator with a $10,000 claim for health.

the Treasury Washington Dispatch Cleveland J. M. McGrew Cincinnati Chase McGrew Ohto Simmons GEO. F. Barrett Macon

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