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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

2

Alofrwm en Bt 4 to 1 vote decide to construct new light plant

Frederick aldermen at a special meeting voted four to one to build a new electric light and power plant for street lighting and to reconstruct lines. The contract was not awarded, with Engineer Reeder to reconsider bids, and Hagers town and Frederick Railway proposal was rejected.

Alofrwmen Bt Frederick Board of Aldermen John H. Grove Grove Lloyd C. Culler Henry H. Abbot George W. Shoemaker Elmer McC. Phebus Reeder Thomas H. Haller George Birely Charles C. Waters Charles Wertheimer Emory L. Cob- Jentz Hagerstown and Frederick Bat Ohne Culler David Lowenstein Abbott Coblentz Oscar B. Coblentz FP. Railway Heeder Hagerstown Afr.coblentz Lei Emory L. Coblentz Joseph Baker Baker Questen Wacerstawn and Tate Werth Wagerstown

No Changes in Official Canvass Proceeds in Frederick

The official canvass by Frederick supervisors found no change in candidate standings from The News report. Dorsey Etchison led the Democratic ticket with 2,545 votes. Millard F. Rice topped Republican delegates with 2,144. other Frederick totals ranged from 308 to 2,217 for listed individuals. Debate over a city light plant continued among aldermen and taxpayers, with executive session held to decide.

Mondy Dorsey Etchison Frederick Millard F. Rice Frederick County Philips Lee Goldsborough Joseph Irwin France Leo Weinberg Frederick N. Alhiman Harvey J. Speicher Gist Blair George L. Kaufman Charles McCy Mathias UB. Witter Joseph Murray Cronenburg Kefamver Joseph W. Smith John D. Keller Dewitt T. Free Willian J. Corbett George Stern Nanigis Frederick W. Cramer Th. Columbus Kemp Ball William J. Grove Charles H. Conley Charles Waters Thomas Lee Horsey Alban M Wood Benjamin C Perry Frank M. Stevens Dward H. Row

McCardell Buys Timmerman Factory and Warehouse

A. C. McCardell announced the purchase of the Zimmerman property at East Second and East streets near the Pennsylvania railroad to expand his wholesale confectionery business. The three story building with basement ice house will become a modern warehouse with cold storage and space to enlarge the factory. includes garage and stable yard and private railroad switch.

A. ©. McCardell Zimmerman East Second East Streets Pennsylvania Railroad McCardell North Market Street Second Street Wast Street Frederick Aliso

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