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COMMITTEE MAKESREPORT ON FOURTHItemizedof the Receipts and Expetiditures of Carnival Week.The oummtttee in charge of the celebration during carnival week and on the Fourth of July, has reported to the Board of Trade as follows:Defiance Ohio, July 15. 1903 To tin Board of Trade, DeHance, O,Your committee appointed to conduct a carnival and Fourth of July celebration beg leave to submit thefollowing report:'CASH RECEIPT8.C. Diehl Brewing- Co, ® ^Peoples Gas A Electric Co....\Voodf0rd A IlHUipton, Mov. Elco. TkeaI. tre to No. Clinton St ..............Henr Thcihe, Carpenter work Rev, W. J, Dempster, ItU July oration.. Ray White, taking tickets A1 Hummer, taking tickets .• * * * » * ••••••Llt;cuMasGeo. Schlcgcl, taking tickets ... Frank Fox, taking tickets*.....* »Roger Maranda, taking tickets Aug. DetlofT, taking tickets.... C. Rakentraw, taking tickets . Carl McDonald, taking tickets. Hoy Wilhelm, taking tickets .. K. L. Whitney, taking tickets.A. Miller, taking tickets.....John Vttndusen, taking tickets Fred Bates, taking tickets .... Otto Diehl, taking ticket» • * « • * • i• * •*••••*• * * * * • «*•••••••«• •• • • • • • •1U uuSchlembach Bros. ... .......•— 'jjA. Maag .---- *-----*••• ™Defiance Groc. Co........................ J, JuA . a. Hughes * Co.....................* JX JSMike Ziegler.... .............. ........ ™ Hr.M. Fisuer ...... ^J. LaFountain.. . ................M v el’s Ilirinc.v . . . . ........... '/D. W. King.. MM#......................... fgSS................................. Jo oSWm Grube, taking tickets~ lSi• • » »•»••iiii50 0lt;1’ w5 (*0I 001 004 503 U0lt;13 00an4 ?05lt;'Ea5 004 00iDj8 03 4 50Of1 0oS ftO6 00th* 9]8 (¥1!ev24Dick Elser, powder 4th of JulyDeal Richards, band for one week- ICO toH C. Hass, nails..........................K. S. Bronsou, advertising and distributing....................................Burn I/?w8, 2 days work fireworks.........J Appledorn, *2 days work fireworks...,A. L. Voightlander, ex tress from Cincinnati and 3d ays work, firs works Peter Weis, 4 days work, fireworks..Fra k Bleser. watching fireworks.6 8fta ao3 00• ft• • • mfi ^rrnens ...... *••• J5 ^ t N. G. Cunningham, boarding fireworksV f • JLs # 1 • • ft • Sit #“ I'l’l M Ft '.................... 52King A Gottwald.. ................. Jl JJ;iJmhl............ *.............. tJrJXc. w. Rice ...... ...... low18 10 17 00 4 t 08 00jm .....U H. Express Co., on fireworks.......... 19 04A L. Due A Co., fireworks.........., .. 258 60Total for fireworks ........... 830 74y * l\ice •* V•*•••-« v ** 10 so i H 41 %nzer Lumber Co., lumber stands 8 2ftWeisenburger A Kinery JJ;! Ad. in “Bill Board”............. 2 50Am. Steel Package Co H. W. Dieus .• •• •F. Sommers. ............................. *— * Craveu AN. J. Cunningham .................... ? * R. £ fL#10 Ou10 COJ B. Tennyson, lumber. ........ 24 45L. Conkle, rigs,...Hues, fabric for floatJac. Mueller .John Dusaberg ... J, F. Singer.J. C. Ying iug.• • • • • • ••••••5 0*5 oo5 005 00Defiance Mach. Works ....... L0Turn bull Wagon to ..........H.C. Sass..........*........J. P, C tuuron • * * • *••••• •••••* • • •A. Martin A Co................Baker Bros .............Papenhsgen A Delndorfer,...Craven A Ruess ..............H.J.Jennings................U. Brown.... ................Harley A Whitaker ..........H. P. Miller Prodnjse Co....... ...W. A. KebnastCo......................... ® 0M. Kintner.................... 5 _Merchant# NatT Bank............... p 003 005 00 b 00 5 00 5 00 5 to 5 005 CO 5 00 5 00 5 00• •••ftFirst NatT BankL. Burt A Son .....................J.C. Vandenbroek.......................Preiseadorfer A Zeller ..............Paul Labey.... ...... .*•••••••.....*.........A. W. King....... .....................A. A F. Preiseadorfer .............A. J. Mangas ............. ■***.•«••..L. Hatry. .............D. Lieberthal.... .........H. H. Mulleacup ............................ I IJ. Rogliatti ..... 800J. Sc hud el...5 lt;K 5 00 5 lt;31 5 1*0 5 09 5 00 5 00 5 CO 5 01 5 005 r/tPacker, drays..............A. J. Mangas, nails, etc..................Papenbagen A Deindorfer, advertising............H. Royer, rig .........a......L. Caution, distributing .............Hen Megan A Co., 4th of July foldersAm. Cotillion A Car. Co., hats andnovelties .........................▼ • ▼ — — - — — . - . ft ft . ft V . ft ft ft ft ft ... ftL, K Miller, work on streets .......Welsenburger A Emery, receipt booksaiisj^pspge »••••.*«•• ....Geo. Miller, sand boat for floatHenry Lantow, teams for parade ’Continental News, advertising.Record Ptg,, A Pub., Co., bill printingJ. C. Barber, building stands...........Balance on hand..........rt 00 I 44 « 00 I 71IB1deanUKTlarinfoUsooctlec» orl to 20 20 00m 4550ft ft» • t1 no2 0)2 506 00 10 1ft3 0013 00■ I F. J. Mains5 (JOJ. M. Weisemantel.... —-..... J ^Mineral Water M’f g ................... 8 urJ . 1 00Mineral WaterW. KirtleyJohn Flatmlgan F. T BettSftjSs*.. M B. 8 evens... J. A. Klein,.....• • • •3 003 CO 3 U3 003 COIL JfjOTff - . -J. I. Hoeffel ............ JWWm. Martin ......... *Barber A AHUont„....... * ■ •*••• v* ? ,K. E. Carter ..... 8 GoJ W. 8. Parmer ....... ...»..... S 0i| CCDuly L*1 th6 Ci*UjU3on c MISC.W. F. Spelarr .......... «0A. Tuttle* Son...... ....................E. w.Hoffman.*771 40The Committee wish to express thanks to the following citizens who so kindly assisted in making the Fourth of July celebration a success:Rev. W. J. Dempster. Rev. F. B. Doherty, Rev. B. W Slagle, Hon. J P. Cameron, Prof. L. L. Cantield, Childrens Chorus, Crescent Publishing Company, Express Publishing Company, Defiance Herald.The Committee also express thanks to the citizens who contributed so liberally to the fund and participated in toe paradeWe desire especially to thank the Pr^sof Defiance for thcMr untiringt-tftir’s in maklnir the celebration a success. They contjibuted magrlfi-alu!atTliswTHwtlOIo'01Ittcylt;nO!OI8lt;nta• •••••«• ••3 4X1 8 00 3 00 3 003 003 00 2 00 2 00P. Weigerding .....E. A C. Young......Harley’s Shoe StoreU. E. Chenevert.....J. J. Reynolds.....Abe Smith..........H. F. Tob ran......W. M. Nlckle.... .......................... £ 00C. J. Thompson •••••mi • •••• «•••*••• 2 wWatkius Bros ••• • • •• •••♦*••••* • 00E. A. Schultz............................ * 00James Haller.... ............* ........ jR. C. Packer ....................... f y,1C. B. Froment ......... • ....... * JJ0J. B. Weisenburger^....................... * 00J. R. N*»rwa .... ............ ••«»» *00W. p. Fox ............................ I wII. Royer ...... * * • *( . pm[ei* ‘V ( • nt per ........................ * il,!j.sr ................. ^ miA X. Weisenburger ..................... 2 0Deati ick A Oo .................. — j 00R- Miers ........... ............... * fD. Richards. .................. *99C. J. Daoust. ............................ J 00E. W. Brady ........................ f ; JL. Conkle ..................... ;C, J. Nedry .. ......................... 2 00N. G. Wood word.............................. 1 * ■G. W. Weisenburger .............. f o»W. A. Schmaltz........ .............. 2 0 •Respectfully submitted:F. P. Wkisknburokk,w. J. BurtANNON,VlROIL Slt;iUiHE.E E. Hall,S A. CliAVKN,Wm Scblbokl,E S. Bkonson,Committee.WAS GIVENV8lt;eEtcIIettHEAVY FINE.J. A. Evans..8. T. Sutpben A. G r** we g.C. E Slocum Abele Bros.* •2 Ui 2 §0 2 00 2 002 00Schlege! A Krutsch............ 2 10R. W- Wortman .................A. Geiger.........•..?♦**!......G.C. Widrner • «•#•••• . .«*••••••••• •A. C. Peftftafall ...........••V'.'tH. W. Klein........................P. Dottier ., .. .................Si ever Bros............................A s s. hriirman £$fr.....T T. An.sherry. ......A.L. F. Palm ... .John Fox .. .L. E. BeardsleyGeo. Farrell —G. D. Edgar.... •J. McGovney----W. H. Switzer.....• • •• • • •« •2 00 1 50t 50 1 COI lt;1 00 1 00 i 49 1 00I 00I CO1 u1 toto II 00 I 01 1 00Charles Shirley Found Guiltyin Mayor’s Court SharpILecture Given.8E. Boyer ..*•*.♦ 1• • • • • •A. F. Harley.........................Mary corrigan ...........Mettler Sitters.................N elhon Norm an .... .•••.•*.«•••• ••J. M. Bowen ......................■VMpiHPlD. F. Open’ander.........................T. r. Shaw p .... .. JSpU*...-.......J. H. Metz • ••••••« • • • ••• ■ ’ • * ........A. R. Preisendorfet*.,....................B B. Kingsbury..........................W. D. Hill.. ....... ^C. B Squire ........Dey Ayers.. ...... # ••••#•••• MM** • - ; - • *s. j Bowen a Co.......O. M. Daugnerty.........Gust Matthews.,......F. P. Kelley..........L. Wertheimer...W. A. Snider ..............C. W. Kerns.....................WHliam Widmer...............C. Brenning.....................Max Horn ......................K. W. Herdegen.................C. H Hunter.,.D. E. Dozer. .J. H. Hockman.• • • . •••••*•#lt;• *••• .••# •••••• •••••• . •1 00 1 CO 1 00 1 01 i O' 1 00 1 00 1 (0 1 00 1 lt;0 1 00 1 0) 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 to1 CO 1 CO 1 C3 1 00 1 CO 1 00 1 f0 50 50Acting Mayor J. H. Hockman Friday afterooon lined Charles Shirley $50 and costs after tindin^ him guilty of the charge of selling liquor to minors. Mr. Hockman took occasion to tell Mr. Shirley that the law allowed him many privileges which were seemingly unjust, that he could take the last penny in payment for whiskey from menf but the law called a halt in its sale to youths. Mr. Hockman, in passing sentence, a^Ro spoke of thefinal result* of the trattlc, that it tilled the eleemosynary institutions of tl e ountry and deprived the wives and children of the necessaries of life. His words were sharp and full of sting and gave evidence to the fact that the present city government will not tolerate anv breach of the law in theliquor business In this city.tt1♦ItIa\ctcIf-WILL CONVENEIN NAPOLEON.lt;(Total from Citizens.........t 3ress,Ten pert *nt. Receipt Carnival......Total• • #•••••• •• • • • • • •DT8BUR8M ENTfl.Cincinnati Awning A Decorating Co,••••••• • •• • • • • •• ••••• ••••Decorating Float ..L Conkle. Rig ____J. P. Eirser, Adv Country Routes J. P. Ei^er, Adv. Country Route#E S. Broimon. Adv. Country Routes..• •• •.# ••••••CincinnatiPostal Tel. A Cable Co., Telegraphing..Wfftt. Union Tel. Co. Telegraphinglug .....Central U. Tel. Co.. Telephoning C. H. Hunter, eo^t* Bd. of Trade v* Car-6100069999147771•46$ 3000150S105*0HGi2y ••5022Q(\1297•55100At a meeting of the Fenatoria1 com-mitteeof the Thirty-third district, held Friday afternoon in Ottawa, Napoleon, O., was selected as the place for holding the convention and September 1 the date.The apportionment of delegates will be one for every 50 votes cast for Herbert S. Bigelow. The total number of delegates will be 337 and 1(59 will benecessary to a choice. Dr, G. H. Campbell, of Wauseon, will te temporarylam J. Frey, of Findlay, wiil be the
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