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REPORTS
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8PBINGFIELD. ILL.:
H. W. Rokker, State Printer and Binder.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Volume I.
Report State Board of Pharmacy, Annual 1
Beport Factory Inspectors of Illinois, Annual 2
Beport Canal Commissioners, Annual 3
SIXTE'
'NUAL REPORT
OP THE
State Board of Pharmacy
ILLINOIS.
WITH AN
ABSTRACT OF REGISTERED PHARMACISTS, REGISTERED
ASSISTANT PHARMACISTS, APPRENTICES,
AND PERMITS ISSUED.
For the Year 1897.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.:
Philups Bros.. Statk Printers
1898.
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY,
ILLINOIS. 1897.
Albert Zimmermann, Peoria. * Term to expire Dec. 30, 1897.
Fred M. Schmidt, Chicago. Term to expire Dec. 30, 1898.
A. A. Culver, Momence. Term to expire Dec. 30, 1899.
H. Lee Hatch, Jacksonville. Term to expire Dec. 30, 19(X).
W. C. Simpson. Term to expire Dec. 30, 1901.
OFFICERS FOR 1897.
A. Zimmermann, President.
Fred M. Schmidt, Vice President,
A. A. Culver, Treasurer.
Frank Fleury, Secretary, Springfield.
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY, ILLINOIS.
SPRiNaFiELD, January 1, 1898.
To His Eorcellency, John R. Tanner, Governor:
Sir: — I have the honor to submit to you, and the Illinois Pharma-
ceutical Association, the Sixteenth Annual Report of the State Board
of Pharmacy, Illinois, for the year 1897.
Very respectfully,
Frank Fleury,
Secretarij.
REPORT— 1897.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 3,
State House, Springfield, Illinois, Monday, January 4, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Zimmermann, President ^ro tempore, presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
No appointment made to fill vacancy.
Minutes of meeting held November 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21, 18%,
read and approved.
The Secretary presented the following report of
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1896.
Receipts for the Year 1896. |
To K. P.'s orifiTinal registration. 54^" $5.00 $270 00
To R. P.'s by examination. 155f" $5.00 775 00
To R. P.'s renewals. 4. 305'« $1.50 6. 466 60
To R, A. I'.'s orijrinal refiri8tration.6»>/^.00 i 316 00
ToR. A. P.'s by examination, 238^'» $5.00 ] 1.190 00
To R. A. P.'s renewals, J»S9^/i$1.00 989 00,
To permits to sell Dom. Rem. and Prop. Med., original regristration,
llZf^SlM 713 00
To permits to sell Dom. Rem. and Prop. Med., renewals, l,077f^v0.50 538 50 r
To delinquent fees collected 226 50
EXPENDITVKKS FOK THE YkAK 1«96.
By salaried), members of board , secretary and assistants $5. 729 50
By expense, personal, members board and secretary 1,431 05
By expense, blank books, stationery and supplies 760 13
By expense, printing 296 20
By expense, postage 717 75
By expense, miscellaneous 1, 203 39
By expense, expressage 50 55
By expense, committees , 1,28593
$11,474 50
$11,474 60
(3
EXPENDITURES IN DETAIL FOR 1896.
SA.LARY ACCOUNT. 189G.
January 9
February 20
April 18
Jane 1»'
January
February
April
June
July
Aucrust
September
November
January
February
April
June
July
Aucrust
September
November
January
February
April
June
July
AuiTUSt
September
November
January
February
April
Auffust
November
January
February
April
Auirust
November
January
February
April
June
Augrust
September
November
I. N. Coffee, per diem,
t » it
9'Albert Zimmerman, per diem
20
18'
19'
28'
u:
181
211
Fred M. Smitb, per diem
9
20
IK
19
28
13'
2l'
9! A. A. Culver, per diem
20
18
19
28
14
28
21
January 9
February 20
June 19
July 28
Ausrust 14
September 18
November 21
Auerust 14
September 18
November 21
II. Lee Hatch, per diem
W. P. Boyd, per diem.
9 Frank Floury, Secretary, salary
20.
ISi
17
21
9
20
18
14
21
A. May McPherson, assistant to Secretary
9 A. VV. McPherson, bookkeeper,
20l
18'
191
"I
16
21 •
$45 00
85 00
40 00
45 00
1
1
1
42 50
80 00
37 50
. 5500
500
15 00
:)6 00
48 00
1
1
!?76 25
90 00
55 00
45 00
5 0U
90 00
20 00
50 00
$46 25
65 00'
50 00
35 00
5 00
WOO
30 00
30 00
$15 00
72 50
42 50.
5 00
25 00
34 00
<; 00
$25 00
42 00
61 01)
«500 00
500 00
500 00
5U0 00
500 00
$150 00
IHO 00
ISO 00
ISO 00
IhOOO
$120 00
120 00
120 00
120 00
120 00
60 00
IHO 00
$215 00
314 00
:m 25
an 25
200
12^00
2.500 00
870 00
MO 00
$5,729 50
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, PERSONAL, MEMBERS OF BOARD, 1SU6.
Amount. Total.
January 9
February 20
Apnl 18
June 19
January 9
February 20
April 18
June 19
July 28
August 14
September 18
November 21
January 9
February 20
April 18
June 19
July 28
AumiSt 14
September 18
November 21
January 9
February 20
April 18
June 19
July 28
August 14
September 18
November 21
January
February
June
July
AusTist
September
Augruat
September
November
January
February
April
June
September
November
I. N. Coffee.
4 «
t t
Albert Zimmerman n
Fred M. Schmidt
9
20
19
28
14
18
14
IS
21
A. A. Culver.
$40 00
76 50
52 50
52 50
$22 65
58 00
37 00
liS 50
2i40
10 65
:«oo
37 00
$33 80
22 50
12 50
10 00
31 70
25 05
10 00
12 50
$38 05
47 00
27 00
21 00
VK (N)
H. Lee Hatch
W. P. Boyd
9: Frank Fleury, Secretary
30
18
19
18
21
$18 SO
47 20
2J» 70
21 50
13 80
2U 20
.$22 10
3« 00
38 50
S77 00
(JO 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
.S221 50
256 20
17>S 05
239 50
lt)0 20
'JS 60
297 00
$1,431 05
8
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY AND SUPPLIES, 1W6.
Amount. , Total.
January
»|
1 1
i>
» •
9
February
2o;
< •
20i
• 1
20
April
IS
• <
18
» •
18
• 4
18
« «
18
« >
18
t 1
18
June
19
t •
19
August
14
• •
14
• 1
14
September
18
18
November
21
• •
-21;
4 •
21 1
i'antagrraph Printins: Co., stationery and supplies
Frank Simmons, pens, ink. etc
K. N. Dodds, dru»f supplies
Frank Fleury . Secretary, drugf supplies
Pantaerraph Printing Co., stationery and supplies
E. F. Hartman & Co., automatic numbering machine..
Frank Fleury. Secretary, drug; supplies
Pantagraph PriLtiuir Co.. certificates and letterheads.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., prescription scales
Illinois State Journal Co.. blank applications
Frank Simmons, pens, ink, etc
H. W. Rokker, stationery
Lord. Owen & Co.. drug supplies
Pantagraph Printing Co., stationery
Lord, Owen & ('o.. drug supplies
Pantagraph l*rinting Co.. permits
H. W. Rokker. sta» ionery
E. F. Hartman & Co.. office supplies
Frank Fleury. Secretary, drug supplies
Pantagraph Printing Co., stationery
H. W. Rokker, stationery
Frank Simmon.«*, pens, ink, etc
E. F. Hartman & Co., office sundries
1190 38
13 60
28 06
290
81 50
16 00
5 45
185 50
24 50
23 25
18 65
5 00
4 56
30 60
3 19
11 40
6 45
12 10
6 70
65 25
10 20
10 90
4 00
$760 13
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, PRINTING. 1896.
Amount. Total.
January
> 4
4 4
Febniary
« »
April
June
August
• ft
November
9 Pantagraph Printing Co., circulars, etc
9 Illinois State Register Co., circulars and postal receipts
9iH. W. Rokker. circulars
20 Pantagraph Printing Co.< question blanks '
20 Hack & Anderson, question blanks
18 Frank Fleury. Secretary, question blanks
IS Pantagraph Printing Co., circulars
IS Phillips Bros., circulars
18 11. W. Rokker. circulars and postals
18 lllinoiH State Regi.ster Co., postal receipts
19 Hack & Ander.son. question blanks
11 Pantagraph Printing Co., circulars
1* H \V. Rokker. circulars, etc
21 Frank Fleury, Se<Totary, questions
21 H. W. Rokker, circulars
21 Hack & Andeison. question blanks
21 Illinois State .Journal Co., notices
$129 20
.32 75
7 00
13 00
4 75
650
2 75
15 00
9 50
13 25
6 00
9 26
30 25
2 25
7 00
5 25
250
$296 20
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. POSTAGE, 1896.
January
February
April IS
June 19
August 11
September IS
November 21
9 Frank Fk-ury. Secretary, stamps, etc
20
» «
•
Amount. '
1 $262 50'
Total.
109 00
137 00
46 00
1 59 25
19 50
84 50
1
$717
1
9
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, MISCELLANEOUS. 1896.
Amount. Total.
January
« «
• ft
February
April
June
August
9, Paid for folding and mailini; circulars to Chicago
druiTirists
9, Pantairraph Printine: Co., rubber stamps
9i Frank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
9} J. M. Striffler. ice. from May 1. 1895, to February 1, 1896..
9, L. M. Smith & Bro.. agrents, office rent. Chicafro
9.Central Telephone Co., rent ror Jan., Feb. and March . .
9;Sprinefi«^ld Carpet Co., lenoliura
9,H. H. ureed, per diem and expenses, December, 1895. . .
20i Frank Fleury. Secretary, sundries
20' L. M. Smith & Bro., agrents. office rent, Chicago
20 E. F. Hartman & Co., rubber stamp
18 Frank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
18 L. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent. Chicago
iSiCentral Telephone Co., rent for April, May and June. ..
19' Prank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
19|L. M. Smith & Bro.. agents, office rent, Chicago
19] A. Dirksen & Sons, furniture
14 Frank Fleury. Secretary, sundries.
14
14
L. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent. Chicago
Central Telephone Co., rent for July, August and Sep
tember
14| John M. Striffier. ice. from Feb. 1 to July 1
14 McGrue & Powell, file cases
14|H. W. Bokker, cutting certificate books
September I8i Frank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
18, L. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent. Chicago
18| Louis Unverzagt. floral design for Coffee's funeral
21j Frank Fleury. Secretary, sundries
21iL. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent, Chicago
21^Central Telephone Co., rent for October, November and
December and toll
21 C. A. Power, shelves
November
$31^
2 00
77 40
16 00
80 00,
12 001
23 25
24 00
73 55
80 00
2 50i
88 '40
40 00
12 001
57 05
70 00
3 75;
86 74'
70 00
12 00
7 50;
36 551
S 25
54 95
.35 00
10 00
72 95
105 00
14 50
2 25i
$1,203 39
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, EXPRBSSAGE, 1896.
January
February
April
June
August
September
November
91 Prank Fleury. Secretary, paid,
nft' » • • • » .
18 " ** •• !
19. " •* ** ,
14 ' • • ' • •
18 ** " ** !
21
Amount.
$16 95
4 85
6 60
7 05
2 05
4 15
890
Total.
$50 55
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. COMMITTEE ON COMPLAINTS AND PROSECUTION'S, 1896.
Amount. ' Total.
January
* •
February
« •
A^ril
June
• ft
August
« .
September
November
9 Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as stenographer $80 00
9 W. S. Cantrall, legal services, Chicago 300 00
20 Frank Fleury. Secretary, expenses, Chicago and return 24 00
20 Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as stenographer 90 00
18 ■ • * * '^ 90 00
18|E. S. Smith, legal services, Springfield 100 00
19'Frank Fleury, Secretary, expenses, Chicago and return 25 00
19|Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as stenographer IK) 00
14 " •* '^ 90 00.
14 E. S. Smith, legal services, Sprngfleld 100 00
18 Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary of stenographer 45 0<)
21, '• " •' i;jo 00
21 Amount expended in obtaining evidence for prosecu-
i t ion in part for year 1896 110 93
$1,2S5 93
10
Report referred to Committee on Finance and Audit.
The Treasurer made the following report of receipts and expend!
tures for the year 1896:
REPORT OP TREASURER FOR 1896.
Total.
, Receipts, Prat)k Pleury, Secretary I $11,474 50
Paid on vouchers' 11,474 50
Report referred to Committee on Finance and Audit.
The Committee on Finance and Audit then proceeded to check up
the books and accounts of the Secretary and Treasurer. l^pon a
completion of their work, they made the following report:
To the State Board of Pharmacy:
f Gentlemen: — Your Committee on Finance and Audit, to whom was re-
ferred the reports of the Secretary and Treasurer for the year 1896, have
compared same with the books, have checked up the accounts, and found
same correct, and have approved both reports.
H. Lee Hatch,
F. M. Schmidt,
Committee on Finance nnd Audit.
On motion of Mr. Schmidt, report of committee was received and
concurred in.
At 12 o'clock m., the Board, upon motion of Mr. Hatch, took a
recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
At 2 o^clock p. m. the Board re-convened. On motion of Mr.
Schmidt the Board proceeded to organization and the election of
officers for the year 1897.
The names being in order, Mr. Schmidt nominated Mr. Albert
Zimmerman for President for the year 1897.
The ballot being spread, and Mr. Zimmerman having received
three votes, being a majority of all votes cast, was declared duly
elected President of the State Board of Pharmacy for the year 1897.
Mr. Culver nominated Mr. F. M. Schmidt for Vice-President for
the year 1897.
The ballot being spread, and Mr. Schmidt having received three
votes, being a majority of all votes cast, was declared duly elected
Vice-President of the State Board of Pharmacy for the year 1897,
and until his successor is elected and <[ualitied.
Mr. Schmidt nominated Mr. A. A. Culver for Treasurer for the
year 1897.
The ballot being spread, and Mr. Culver having received three
votes, being a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly
elected Treasurer of the State Board of Pharmacy for the year 1897,
and until his successor is elected and qualified.
11
I
Mr. Hatch nominated Frank Fleury as Secretary for the year 1897.
The ballot being spread, and Mr. Fleury having received four
votes, being a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly
elected Secretary of the State Board of Pharmacy for the year 1897,
and until his successor is elected and qualified.
The President appointed the following standing committees for
the year 1897:
Committee on Finance and Audit — Messrs. Hatch, Schmidt and
new member.
Committee on Registration — Messrs. Culver, Schmidt and Zim-
merman.
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions — Messrs. Schmidt,
Hatch land new member.
Committee on Adulterations - Messrs. New Member, Culver and
Hatch.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following blank form of application
for examination for R. Ps. and A. Ps.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION.
BY KXAMINATION.
To the State BiKxrd of Pharmacy^ Illinois:
I , of City ,Towii.
County of , and State of Illinois, do hereby make ap-
plication for registration, by examination, under the provisions of an act en-
titled *'An act to regulate the practice of pharmacy in the State of Illinois,''
in force July 1, 1895
Section 5. Registered pharmacists by examination must be persons not
less than twenty-one years of age, who have had four years practical ex-
perience in compounding drugs in drug stores where the prescriptions of
medical practitioners are compounded, or physicians holding certificates from
the State Board of Health, who have filled their own prescriptions during
four years' practice in Illinois, and have passed a satisfactory theoretical ex-
amination before the State Board of Pharmacy hereinafter mentioned. * *
* * * Every applicant for registration as a registered pharmacist shall
pay to the secretary of the Board the uim of five dollars; Provided, that in
case of failure of any applicant to pass a satisfactory examination this fee
shall be refunded.
Section 7. Any person shall be entitled to registration as an assistant
pharmacist who is of the age of eighteen years, of good moral character,
temperate habits, and has had three years' service under a registered phar-
macist, and the time of attendance at any respectable school of pharmacy
shall be ar»credited on the above time, or shall pass an examination before
the State board of Pharmacy that shall show competency or qualifications
equal to such service. Each applicant for registration as assistant pharmacist
shall pay to the said Board the sum of five dollars before receiving his cer-
tificate of registration. Said board shall have the right to refuse registration
to applicants whose examination or credentials are not satisfactory evidence
of their competency, and in case of failure to pa^i-s the reauired examination,
this fee shall be refunded. Any assistant pharmacist shall have the right to
act as clerk or salesman in a drug store or pharmacy during the temporary
absence of the owner or manager thereof.
12
QUESTIONS.
ANSWERS.
i;Name of applicant in full.. (Write plainly.);'
I
2;Residence
SjDate of birth '
4iPlace of birth
5 Place of business
<> Street apd number
7 Have you ever been examined by the State'
Board of Pharmacy, Illinois? If so. howj
often, and when?.
.Si A re you addicted to the n<e of spirituous
liquors, narcotics, or anodynes? i
9! Have you had practical experience in retail
druir stores where prescriptions of medi-
cal practitioners were compounded?
10 If so. how louff. when, with whom, and"
where? (The length of time with each:
person or firm must be fully set forth in',
this answer. )
9
10
11 Furnish evidence in support of the ex-l
perience you claim i 11,
Sign here.
Any person who shall wilfully make any
•istratiou for himself * * * * shall for
Ph. Law. Sec. 15. * * *
false representation to procure registn
every such offense be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars * * *
STATE OF ILLINOIS, )
8S.
County. I
I, , above named, bemfr duly sworn, do say
upon oath, that the answers and slatements above made in my application
for registration by examination, as above set forth, are true and correct.
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
A. D. 189....
Witness my hand and seal hereunto attached.
[seal.]
APPLIOANT.S WILL PLEA.SK READ AND FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
J^^The requisite fee, $5.00, must, in all ca.ses, accompany this application,
which amount is subject to your order in case you fail to pass an examination
either as Registered Pharmacist or Assistant Pharmacist before the Board.
tt^^AU money sent at the risk of the sender, but to insure safe delivery
send bank draft or money order, payable to the order of Frank Fleury, Sec-
retary of the State Board of Pharmacy, Springfield, Illinois.
13
USTlf you pass a satisfactory examination for registration, the certificate
will expire December 31, of the year in which you take the examination, and
you will be required to register annually thereafter on or before January 1,
paying the annual fee required by the Board.
•^^The applicant will write full and complete answers to all the questions
named, fill out and sign the affidavit thereunto attached, before an officer
duly authorized to administer oaths and having an official seal.
ELIGIBILITY— REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS.
The Pharmacy law requires the applicant for examination as Registered
Pharmacist to be not less than 21 years of age, to have had four years* prac-
tical experience in compounding drugs in retail drug store where the pre-
scriptions of medical practitioners are compounded ^t the time affidavit is
made to application), and to pass a satisfactory examination before the State
Board of Pharmacy, showing proper qualifications for Regi.stered Pharmacist.
ELIGIBILITY— RE(fISTERED ASSISTANT,
The Pharmacy law requires the applicant for examination as Assistant
Pharmacist to be not less than 18 years of age, of good moral character,
temperate habits, and to pass an examination before the State Board of
Pharmacy, showing qualifications equal to three years' experience under a
Registered Pharmacist; under this provision the Board requires applicants to
have had two years' experience handling and selling drugs under Registered
Pharmrcist, and to pass a satisfactory examination showing proper qualifica-
tioBS fur Assistant Pharmacist.
Section 10. * * * The Board of Pharmacy may refuse registration, or
may suspend the certificates of Registered Pharmacists or Assistant Pharma-
cists, who are proven to be so addicted to the excessive use of stimulants or
narcotics as to render them unsafe to handle or sell drugs, medicines, and
poisons. * * *
DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SIDE.
No
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS
BY EXAMINATION
Before State Board of Pharmacy. Illinois,
OF
City
Town
County
State of Illinois.
Piled
Examined
Approved
President
Secretary.
Ch. Ph. Sp. Diap. Oral, Rx. Total Av. Per cent.
Adopted.
14
Mr. Schmidt presented the following blank form of affidavit to
accompany application ;
Notice. — From Section 15, Pharmacy law. * * * **Any person who
shall wilfully make any false representation to procure registration for him-
self or any other person, shall, for everv such offense, be liable to a penalty
of fifty dollars." * * * '
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
-ss.
County. )
, bein^ duly sworn upon oath, says that be is a
Registered Pharmacist, a resident of in the county of
and State of Illinois, says he has been acquainted with
the applicant for registration, and for the period of from the
day of 18 , to the day of 18 , said
was en^ajared in the service of and under the
direction and instruction of afHant, in compounding drugs, and in filling the
prescriptions of medical practitioners, in a retail drug store of pharmacy
at
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to by the above named
this r. .day of 189
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented the following blank form of application for
registration as Registered Pharmacist by examination:
PHYSICIAN'S APPLICATION
FOK REGISTRATION AS REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
BY EXAMINATION.
To the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
I, , of City, Town
County of , and State of Illinois, do hereby make
application for registration as registered pharmacist, by examination, under
the provisions of section 5 of an act entitled **An act to regulate the practice
of pharmacy in the State of Illinois," in force July 1, 1895.
Section 5. Registered pharmacists by examination must be persons not
less than twenty-one years of age, who have had four years practical exper-
ience in compounding drugs in drug stores where the prescriptions of medical
practitioners are compounded, or physicians holding certificates from the
State Board of Health, who have filled their own prescriptions during four
years^ practice in Illinois, and have passed a satisfactory theoretical and prac-
tical examination before the State Board of Pharmacy hereinafter men-
tioned. * * * * Every applicant for registration as a registered pharma-
cist shall pay to the Secretary of the Board the sum of five dollars: Provided,
that in case of failure of any applicant to pass a satisfactory examination,
this fee shall be refunded.
15
Questions. |; Answers.
I I
1 Name of applicant in full (Write plain) i| 1
I
Z.Residence 2
3iDateand placeof birth ;' 3
4< Place of business, street and number | 4
5 Are you practicine: medicine now or are
; you in the druir business? 5
6 Is it your intention to devote your time ex-
clusively to pharmacy if registered^ G .
7»H»ve you ever been examined by the State
• Board of Pharmacy. Illinois^ If so. how, .
; often, anil when f ;| 7
i
8| Are you addicted to the use of Rpirituous
liquors, narcotics, or anodynes f 8<
9'Give number and date of certitltiate of
State Board of Health | 9t
10' How long and where have you practiced
medicine in Illinois'^ | 10,
11 How \onfg have you compounded your own
> prescriptions in Illinois? 1 11<,
Sigrn here.
Ph. Law. Sec. 15. * * * An>; person who shall wilfully make any
false representation to procure registration for hiraself * * * shall for
every such offense be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars. * * *
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
,■ ss.
County, j
I, , above named, being duly sworn, do say.
upon oath, that the answers and statements above made in my application for
registration for examination, as above set forth, are true and correct.
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
A. D. 189....
Witness my hand and seal hereunto attached.
[seal.]
APPLICANTS WILL PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
m^ The requisite fee, $5.00, should, in all cases, accompany this applica-
tion, which amount is subject to your order in case you fail to pass an exam-
ination as registered pharmacist before the Board.
All moneys sent at the risk of the sender, but to insure safe delivery
send bank draft or postal money order, payable to the order of Frank Fleury,
Secretary State Board of Pharmacy, Springfield, Illinois.
If you pass a satisfactory examination for registration, the certificate
will expire December 31 of that year, and you will be required to register an-
nually thereafter, paying the usual annual fee.
r W^ The applicant will write full and complete answers to the questions
named^ fill out and sign the affidavit thereunto attached, before an officer duly
authorized to administer oaths and having an official seal.
9^ Furnish with this application, before you present yourself for examina-
tion, affidavits from two or more persons showing that you had the kind and
amount of experience you claim in compounding.
ELEGIBILITY OP PHYSICIANS FOR EXAMINATION.
The pharmacy law requires physicians who apply for examination as Regis-
tered Pharmacists to be not less than twenty-one years of age, and they must
hold a certificate from the State Board of Health, Illinois, and must have filled
their own prescriptions during four years' practice in Illinois.
Section 10. * * The Board of Pharmacy may refuse registration, or ma>^
suspend the certificates of Registered Pharmacists or Assistant Pharmacists,
who are proven to be so addicted to the excessive use of stimulants or narcotics
as to render them unsafe to handle or sell drugs, medicines and poisons. * *
DO not write on this side.
No
physician's application for
registration as
REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
BY EXAMINATION
OP
M. D.
City.v
Town
County
State of Illinois.
Filed
Examined
Approved
President
Secretary
State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
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Mr. Hatch presented the following circular on practical exami
nations:
State Board op Pharmacy— Illinois.
PRACTICAL examinations.
1)0 Not Fail to Note Every Condition Herein Carefully.
The i>tate Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, have perfected arrangemeDts to
hold practical examinations at >lo. 173 39th street, Chicago, and at Spring-
field, Room 3, State House, upon stated dates. The fee for this examination
will be five dollars for either Registered Pharmacist or Assistant Pharmacist
certificate. Special emergency examinations have been abandoned entirely
by the Board.
eluhbility— requirements for registered pharmacist.
The Pharmacy law requires the applicant for examination as Registered
Pharmacist to be not less than 21 years of age, to have had four years' prac-
tical experience in compounding drugs in retail drug stores where the pre-
scriptions of medical practitioners are compounded (at the time affidavit is
made to application), and to pass a satisfactory examination before the State
Board of Pharmacy, showing proper quaiificatious for Registered Phar-
macist.
eligibility— registered A}?SrSTANT.
The Pharmacy law requires the applicant for examination as Assistant
Pharmacist to be not less than 18 years of age. of good moral character, tem-
perate habits, and to pass an exarninatit)n before the State Board of Phar-
macy, showing qualiti(;ations equal to three yearsV experience under a K( g-
istered Phanmicist; under this provl>ion the Board re(|uir s applicants to
have had two years' experience handling and s«-lliiig drugs under Kegistert d
Pharmacists, and to pass a satistaetory examination showing proper (juali-
ti;'ations for Assistant Pharmacist.
ELIGIBILLTV of PHYSICIANS FOR KXAMI WTIOX.
The Pharmacy law recpiires ph^-sicians who apply Tor examination as Reg-
istered Pharmacists to be not less than 21 years of nge, and tlu-y must hold a
certificate from the State Board of Htsilth. Illinois, and must have filled their
own prescriptions uuring four years' practice in [llinois.
Notice. — You will be re()uired to furnish affidavits fn)ni the parties with
whom you have served, sliowing explicitly by dates, the length of time and
the kind of service you have had; and this must, m every instance, meet the
requirements of the law as above stated. This tesrimony should accompany
every application, but at least three days before the examination is taken it
must be furnished. (Time of attetulance in a college or school of Pharnnicy
does not count as experience for Registered Pharmacist, or Assistant [Phar-
macist.
Application blanks for examinations and affidavits, furnished by the Sec-
retary^, and your application must be on file in the office at Springfield at
least ten days before the day set for examination.
FORM OP examination.
Applicants for examinaton will be expected to have at least a rudimentary
knowledge of the principles underlying the science of chemistry and the
practice of Pharmacy.
—2 P.
18
A sufficient knowledge of mathematios to be able to calculate percentag'e
solutions, and convert one system of weights and measures into another.
To be sufi&ciently conversant with Latin to correctly read and interpret pre-
scriptions.
To be thoroughly acciuainted with manipulations, or practical work, in so
far as pertains to percolation, fusion, solution, trituration, emulsification,
evaporation, and other manipulations daily occurring at the prescription
counter.
To be familiar with organic Materia Medica.
To be well informed on Pomology and Toxicology.
To arrive at this knowledge, the applicant will be required to anf^wer in
writine:, ten questions on theoretical Chemistry; twenty questions on theo-
retical Pharmacv.
To identify, give source, uses, and official preperations of twenty drugs.
To read correctly tifty prescriptions, selected at random from various stores
in the State.
Fifty or more oral (^u«'Stions will be asked, relating to dispensing, manu-
facturing, posology, toxicology, materia medica, chemistry, and pharmacy.
The applicant will be re<juired to compound such prescriptions as the ex-
aminers may designate, in order ro show proper qualiiicationsfor dispensing.
The old style, or purely written examination, has been abandoned as un-
satisfactory, and the only examination given by the State Board of Pharmacy,
Illinois, is that outlined above, and modified as experience indicates, but
substantially as outlined.
For certificate as Registered Pharmacist, a general average of seveuiy-five
per cent, will be required. For certificate as Assistant Pharmacist, a general
average of fffty per cent, will be required.
Note. — If you hold a certificate by experience at the time of taking your
examination, and receive a percentage entitling you to a certificate by exam-
ination corresponding to the one you hold on experience, the certificate will
be issued to you and your money retained. Should you fail entirely, or fail
to get a rating great enough to entitle you to a higher certificate than the
one you hold by examination at the time, your money will be refunded.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following blank form of application
for Registered Pharmacists under section 6:
Application for Registration as Re(;istered Pharmacist.
riKUr Section 6, IMiarniticF Ijhw. Mat*- .if JlliinHs.i
Section 0. Registered pharmacists on time sei'vi<*e must be perscms not
less than twentv-one years of age, who shall furni>li satisfactory evidence to
the State Board of Pharmacy that they have had li\e years' practical experi-
ence in compounding drugs in a drug store or pharmacy where the prescrip-
tions of medical practitioners are compounded. The said board shall have
the right to retuse regi.stration to ai>plicants whose credentials are not
satisfactory evidence of their competency. Each applicant for registration
under this section shall pay to the secretary of said Board the sum of five
dollars before receiving his certificate of registration. Said certificate ,^haU
he operntire in and appftf to the town, nlacr, or locality for which fjrranted
and no other. Certificate>? not transferable.
In force July 1, 1895.
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APPLICANTS MUST FOLLOW .THESE INSTRUOTIOXS.
The requisite fee, $5, must, in all cases, accompany this application.
All money sent at the risk of the sender, but to insure safe delivery, send
bank draft, postal or express money order, payable to order of Frank Pleury,
Secretary of the State Board of Pliarmacy, Springfield, Illinois.
The applicant will write full and complete answers to the c]^uestions named,
fill out and si/arn the affidavit hereunto attached, before an oihcer duly author-
ized to administer oaths and having an ofiicial seal. Each affidavit must
give accurate dates of the length of time the applicant has been actually en-
gaged under the R. P. in dispensing physicians prescriptions andcompound-
mg medicines, and not simply the length of time employed in the retail drug
store under him. Additional eviden<.*e may be recjuired.
1. Name in full
2. Age, date, and place of birth
3. Residence and place of business
4. Length of time actually employed in retail diiig stores compounding and
selling dings
.'). Length of time actually engaged in dispensing physicians* prescrip-
tions and compounding medicines in retail drug stores under registered
pharmacists
it. With whom employed during such service, and where? Give name,
date, and length of time emplojed with each person or firm
7. Have you ever attended a School or Department of Pharmacy? If so,
where, and what grade did you attain ?
8. How much schooling have you had, what grade did you attain, tind
when did your school experience end?
9. Are j'ou addicted to the use of Spirituous Liquors, Narcotics, or Ano-
dynes?
10. Name and location of present employer
11. G^ve names of pei*sons who will vouch for your moral character
From Section 15, Phannacy Law.— "Any person who shall wilfully make any false rep-
re.sejitation to procure regristration for himself or any other person, shall, for every such
ofTence, be liable to a penalty of flfty dollars."
The Bf>ard of Pharmacy will cancel any oii'tiflcate thus obtained, and institute proceed -
insrs agaiQitt the applicant and other offenders.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
• ss.
County, I
I
above named, being duly sworn, do say, upon oath, that the answers and
statements above made in my application for registration as Rpi» istered Phar-
macist, a«^ above set forth, are true and correct.
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of
A. D. 189 Witness my hand and notarial seal hereunto attached.
TSeal.]
20
Notice,— Prom Section 16 Pharmacy Law. * * * "Any person who shall
wilfully make any false representation to procure registration for himself or any other per-
son, shall, for every such offense, be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars."
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
S-ss.
County,
.' being duly sworn, upon oath, says that he is-
a Registered Pharmacist, a resident of in the County
of and State of Illinois, says he has been acquainted with
, the applicant for registration and for the
f" leriod of from the day of
8 — , to the day of 18 , said
was engaged in the service of and under the direction
and instruction of affiant, in compounding and selling drugs, and in filling
the prescriptions of medical practitioners, in a retail drug store or pharmacy
at
(Sign here)
Subssribed and sworn to by the above named
this day of 189
Notice.— Prom Section 15, Pharmacy Law. * * * "Any person who shall
wilfully make any false representation to procure rf^jfistration for himself or any other per-
son, shall, for ^very such offense, be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars." » « ♦
STATE OF ILLINOIS, )
[ ss.
County, J
being duly sworn, upon oath, says that he is
a Registered Pharmacist, a resident of in the County of
and State of Illinois, says he has been acquainted with
, the applicant for registration and for the
period of from the day of
18 , to the day of i 18 said
was engaged in the service of and under the direction
and instruction of affiant, in compounding and selling drugs, and in filling
the prescriptions of medical practitioners, m a retail drug store or pharmacy
at
(Sign here)
Subscribed and sworn to by the above named
this day of 189....
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Blank Adopted January 4. 1897.
DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SIDE.
No
APPUCATION FOB REGISTRATION
AS
REGISTERED PHARMACIST
OF
Town
City
County
State of Illinois.
Filed
Examined
Approved
.President.
Secretary.
State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Hatch presented the following blank form of application for
registration as Assistant Pharmacist under Section 7, time service
clause:
Application for Registration as Assistant Pharmacist.
(Under Section 7 Time Clause, Pharmacy Law, State of Illinois.)
Section 7. Any person shall be entitled to registration as an Assistant
Pharmacist who is or the age of eighteen years, of good moral character,
temperate habits, and has had three years' service under a registered phar-
macist, and the time of attendance at any respectable school of pharmacy
shall be accredited on the above time, or shall pass an examination before
the State Board of Pharmacy that shall show competency or qualifications
equal to such service. Each applicant for registration as Assistant Pharpaacist
shall pay to the said Board the sum o£ five dollars before receiving his cer-
tificate of registration. Said Board shall have the right to refuse registration
to applicants whose examination or credentials are not satisfactory evidence
of their competency, and in case of failure to pass the required examination,
this fee shall be refunded. Any Assistant Pharmacist shall have tho right to
act as clerk or salesman in a drug store or pharmacy during the temporary
absence of the owner or manager thereof.
In force July 1, 1896.
09
APPLICAXTJs MUST FOLLOW THESK INSTRFCTIONS.
The requisite fee, $5.00, must, in all cases, aeeompauy this application.
AH money sent at the risk of the sender, but to insure safe delivery, send
bank draft, postal or express money order, payable to order of Prank Fleury,
Secretary of the State Board of Pharmacy, Springfield, lllinoi?.
The applicant will write full and complete answers to all questions, fill out
and sign the affidavit hereunto attached, before an officer duly authorized to
jidmiftister oaths and having an official seal. The affidavit or affidavits must
give dates accurately, and cover full three years actual service under Regis-
tered Pharmacist. Additional evidence may be required.
1 . Name in full
2. Age, date, and place of birth
3. Residence and place of business
4. Length of time actually engeged under a Hegistered Pharmacist in a
Retail Drug Store, compounding and selling drugs
5. Length of time actually eugajged in Dispensing Physicians' Prescrip-
tions and Compounding Medicines m a Retail Drug Store under a Registered
Pharmacist
6. With whom employed during such service, and where? Give name,
date, and length of time employed with each person or firm
7. Have you ever attended a School or Department of Pharmacy.* If so,
where, when, and what grade did you attain?
8. How much schooling have you had, what grade did you attain, and
when did your school experience end ?
9. Are you addicted to the use of Spirituous Liquors, Narcotics^ or Ano-
dynes f ,
10. Name and location of present employer
11. (rive names of persons who will vouch for your moral character
N. B.— * * * » ^Qy person who shall willullF make any false represen-
tation for liimself. * » » snail, for every such offense, be liable to a penalty
of fifty dollars ♦ * * From Section 15. Pharmacy Law.
The Board of Pharmacy will can<5el any certificate thus obtained, and institute prooeed-
iugs against the applicant and other offenders.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
County, I
r
above named, being duly sworn, do say, upon oath, that the answers and
statements above made in my application for registration as Assistant Phar-
macist, as above set forth, are true and correct.
(Sign here)
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of
A. D. 189 Witness my hand and notarial seal hereunto attached.
[Seal.]
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Notice.— From Section 15, Pharmatjy Law. * * * "Any person who shall wil-
fully make any falfte representation to procure resristration for himself or any oth^r person,
shall, for every such offense, be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars."
STATE OF ILLINOIS, )
■ RS.
COI.NTY, I
being dulj' sworn, upon oath. &a,ys
that he is a Registered Pharmacist, a resident of
in the (bounty of and State of Illinois, says he
has been acquainted with the applicant for
registration and for the period of from the
day of 18 , to the day of
IS , said was engaged in the service of. and
under the direction and instruction of affiant, in compounding and selling
drugs, and in filling the prescriptions of medical practitioners, in a retail drug
store or pharmacy at
(Sign here)
Sub.scriV>ed and sworn to by the above named .'
this day of 189
Notice.— From Section 15. Pharmacy Law. * * * "Any person who shall wil-
fully make any false representation t^ procure reffi.stration for himself or any other person,
shall, for every such ofrense, be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars."
STATE OF ILLINOIS, |
ss.
County, I
being duly sworn, upon oath, says
that he is a Registered Pharmacist, a resident of . . . ."
in the County of and State of Illinois, savs he has
been acquainted with the applicant for
registration and for the period of from the
day of IH , to the day of
18. . . , said was engaged in the service
of and under the direction and instruction of affiant, in compounding and
selling drugs, and in filling the prescriptions of medical practitioners, in a
retail drug store or pharmacy at
(Sign here)
Subscribed and sworn to by the above named
this dav of 189
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Blank Adopted January 4. 1807.
DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SIDE.
No
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
AS
ASSISTANT PHARMACIST
OF
Town
City •
County.
State of Illinois.
Filed.. ..
Examined
Approved .
.President*
.Secretary.
{State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented the following blank form of application for
registration as apprentice:
APPIilCATTON FOR REGISTRATION OF AN APPRENTICE
Under the provisions of Section V of the Pharmacy Law, in force July 7, 1895.
Section 9. It shall be the duty of Registered Pharmacists who take into
their employ an apprentice for the purpose of beconnng a Pharmacist to re-
port to the board such facts regarding his schooling and preliminary qualfi-
cations as the Board may require for the purpose of registration. The feoard
shall furnish proper blanks for this purpose and issue a certificate of regis-
tration (without co.st) as aregisterea apprentioe.
follow these IN.STKr< tions.
The Registered Pharmacist who is the employer or preceptor must make the
application for registration of apprentices.
The applicant (Registered Pharmacist) ^rtll write full and complete answers
to the questions named herein, fill out and sign the affidavit hereunto attached
before an officer duly authorizod to administer oaths and having an official
seal.
The apprentice must not be less than fifteen years of age, and furnish an
affidavit trom the Registered Pharmacist who is his preceptor, setting forth
the facts regardinf^ his schooling and preliminary qualifications for registra-
tion as an apprentice ; also furnish evidence of his good moral character and
temperate habits.
The apprentice must have a good common school education covering the
branches of English grammar, arithmetic. United States history, geography,
reading, writing, and spelling, and an affidavit to this effect from the city or
coiintyxsaperinteBdent of. schools where the apprentice received his schooling
must accompany the application, and in addition to the affidavit the apprentice
mnst present proof of having had at least six full school years of training.
gUESTIOKS.
l^Give your name in full and place of busi-
ness
ANSWERS.
2.Give the number of your certificate as
i Re^ristered Pharmacist
Are you
score?..
connected with a regrular drug
iiAre you engnfted in business on your own
account? If not. grivenameof your em-
' ptoyer. and state whether or not you are
I the Rearistered Pharmacist in charare of
: the store
Q'lve name in full of the apprentice whom
you want registered under this applica-
tion, and when he commenced m the
I druff store under your care
€ Did you take this person into your employ
' or under your supervision with the ez-
t press asreement that you would teach
him pharmacy or that he was to leam
j pharmacy under your instructionsf
".Whatchatftu'ter of instruction th pharmacy
I have you ffiven the person namedf
I
S Was it, and is it his intention to become a
I pharmacist?
■
l*'Sas the apprentice imlly mei«the educa-
< uonal qualitlcations reQuired a« set forth
I above?
10 To what extent has the apprentice studied
I pharmecy and its kindred branches?
I
(
nils the apprentice addicted to the use of
spirituouK liquors, tobacco, narcotics, or
. anodynes?
8
9
10
11
N. B.— * * • '*Any person who shall wilfully make any false representations to procure
recristration for himself or any other person, shall, for every sucn oflFonse, be lianli* to a
I>enalty of fifty dollars." * * * Section 15. Pharmacy Law.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
1
County, )
ss.
being duly sworn , upon oath says that he is a
Registered Pharmacist, a resident of in the
county of and State of Illinois, and has been
acquainted with the apprentice, for the last
years or more, and that on the day of
the said apprentice entered his employ for the purpose of becoming a phar-
macist; that he believes him to be possessed of the educational qiialifi cations
xeqnired by the Board of Pharmacy as set forth in this application, and affiant
26
believes said to be of K^od moral character^
temperate habits, competent and cjualifietl in every respect to perform the
duties of an apprentice, and to be a proper person to be repristered as such by
the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, f nd thit the above answers and state-
ments are true and correct.
8ifi:n here
Subscribed and sworn to bv the above named
this : dav of 189 ... .
DO XOT WRITK OX THTS SIDE.
No
APPLU'ATrOX OF
HEGISTEKEf) PHARMACIST,
r.)R TITK RK^ISTRATFOX OF
Town
City . . .
(,'ountv
AS AX
APPRENTICE.
Filed
Examined
Approved
President.
Secretary*,
State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
AFFIDAVIT OF STPERIXTEXDENT, PRINCIPAL, OR TEACHER OF SCHOOLS.
N. H. * * * "Any person wlio shall wilfully make any false representation to procure reg-
istration for himself or any other person, shall, for every such offense, be liublc- to a penalty
of fifty dollars. * * * Section 15, Pliarmacy Law.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, \
(/ounty. )
, bein^ duly sworn upon oath says that he is
of the schools and a resident of "
in the county of and State of Illinois, and has been
acquainted with applicant for apprenticeship, for the last
years or more, and that said applicant has a common school odiication. audis
proficient in the branches of Enpflish Grammar, Arithmetic, V. S. nist(>ry,
Geography, Reading:, Writing^, and Spell in t?.
Sigfn here
Subscribed and sworn to bv the above named *. . . .
this \ day of 189. . . .
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Statement of Apprentice.
Section 9. It shall be the duty of Registered Pharmacists who take iato-
their employ an apprentice for the purpose of becoming a pharmacist to re-
Eort to the Board such facts regaraing his schooling and preliminary quali-
cations as the Board may require for the purpose, of registration. The
Board shall furnish proper blanks for this purpose and issue a certificate of
registration (without cost) as a registered apprentice. In force July 1, 1895.
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Write full and complete answers to the que.stions named herein, fill out and
sign the affidavit hereunto attached before an officer duly authorized to ad-
minister oaths, and having an official seal.
The apprentice must be not less than 15 ^ears of age, and furnish an affi-
davit from the registered pharmacist who is his preceptor, setting forth the
facts regarding his schooling and preliminary qualifications for registration
as an apprentice; also furnish evidence of his good moral character and
temperate habits.
The apprentice must have a good common school education covering the
branches of English Grammar, Arithmetic, United States History, Geographj*,
Reading, Writing, and Spelling, and an affidavit to this effect from the city
or county superintendent of schools where the apprentice received his school-
ing must accompany the application, and in addition to the affidavit the
apprentice must present proof of having had at least six full years of training.
Questions.
Answers.
1 iName in full
2: Afire, date, and place of birth
3' Residence and place of busine.s.s.
4 Name of employer, or preceptor. .
5 How much experience have you had in a
■ drug storet
S| How many years have you attended'schoolf
7 1 What studies did you purHue in .sohool?
Name them
8 Have you .studied the Latin lanfiruage? To
I what extent?
9 Have you made any study of pharmacy
^ and its allied branches?
lOjOive extent of study in thene branches,
and books studied
1] What year did you finish your schoolinir?
12' What grade did you attain at school?
13 Are you addicted to the use of spirituous
liquors, tobacco, narcotics, or anodynes?
14 When did you begin your apprenticeship?
15 -Was it your intention to study and pursue
the practice of pharmacy when you be-
jBran I
1
2
3
4
i
51
6i
8:
I
I
9!
10
12!
13i
I
"I
15:
N. B.— * • * Any jperson who shall wilfully make any false representation to procure retr-
i.<<trstion for himself or any other person shall for every such offense be liable to a penalty
of fifty dollars" ♦ * * —Prom Section 15. Pharmacy Law.
The Board of Pharmacy will cancel any certificate thus obtained, and institute pr.x'ctsi-
inff«< airainst the applicant and other offenders.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
}8S.
I, above named, beiD&: duly sworn, do
ssay upon oath, that the answers and statements above msM by me for reg-
istration as an apprentice are true and correct.
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
Adopted.
DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SIDE.
No
STATEMENT OP APPRENTICE POR
REGISTRATION.
Town
City ...
County.
AS AN
APPRENTICE
Filed
Examined
Approved
President.
Secretary.
State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
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Mr. Hatch presented the following blank form of application for
a permit to sell domestic remedies, and patent and proprietary
medicines:
Applicati*>n for a Permit
TO SELL
DOMESTIC REMEDIES AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
UDder Section 8, Pharmacy Law.
APPLICANTS MUST FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN MAKINff APPLICATION FOR
A PERMIT.
The requisite fee, one dollar, must in all cases accompany the application.
All money sent at the risk of the sender, but to insure safe delivery, send
bank draft, postal or express order, payable to order of Frank FleUry, Sec-
retary State Board of Pnarmacy, Illinois, Springfield, Illinois.
The applicant will write full and complete answers to all questions here-
unto attached.
1. Name in full
2. Residence
3. Place of business
4. How many inhabitants are there in your placet
5. Is there a drug store in your place?
C. How far are you located from a drup: store?
7. Name the place where the drug store is located
9. What lines of merchandise do you carry in your store?
N. B— * • • Any person who shall wilfully make any false representation to procure resr-
istratinn for himself.** * ♦ shall, for every such offense, be liable to a penalty of fifty dol-
lars « * • From Secti<iii 15. Pharmacy Law.
The Board of Pharmacy will cancel any certificate thus obtained, and institute proceed-
ing's against the applicant and other offenders.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, )
[ss.
County. J
I , above named,
being duly sworn, do say upon oath, that the answers and statements above
made in my application for permit to sell domestic and proprietary medicines,,
as above set forth, are true and correct.
Sign here
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this day of
A. D. 189 — Witness my hand and notarial seal herenuto attached.
[Seall
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DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SIDE.
No*
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO SELL
DOMESTIC KEMEDIES AND PRO-
PRIETARY MEDICINES
OF
Town
City
Count J-
State of Illinois.
Filed
Examined
Approved
President.
Secretary.
State Hoard of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following blank form of certificate for
Registered Pharmacist by examination:
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Number
Of the State of Illinois.
This is to certify
That of
is duly regfistered and entitled to act as a
REGISTERED PHARMACIST
under the provisions of the amended Pharmacy Law in force July 1st, 1895,
And is permitted to open and conduct a Pharmacy, Dispensary, Druj? Store,
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Apothecary Shop, or Store, for the purpose of retailing, compounding or
dispensing Drugs, Medicines, or Poisons and compound, recommend, dis-
pense and sell at retail, Drugs, Medicines and Poisons from the date hereof,
until the thirtj'- first day of December, 189.., when this certificate expires.
This certificate is revocable for the causes specified in the
law, and must be conspicuosly exposed in the Pharmacy to
By which it applies
Examination. In Witness Whereof, hereunto are affixed the Seal, and tlie
names of the members of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illi-
nois, this day of , 189..
President. Vice President.
An. No. Treasurer.
Attest . Secretary.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented tlie following blank form of certificate for
Assistant Pharmacists by examination:
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Number
Of the State of Illinois.
This is to Certifv
That of
is duly registered and entitled to act as an
ASSISTANT PHARMACIST
under the provisions of the amended Pharmacy Law in force July 1st. 1895,
and is permitted to compound, recommen<l, dispen.se, and .sell at retail Drugs,
Medicines and Poisons, and to conduct the Pharmacy, Disi)ensary, Drug
Store, Apothecarj* Shop, or Store, during the temporary absence' only (as
defined by the Board of Pharmacy) of the Registered Pharmacist in charge
of the .same, from the date hereof, until the thirty-first day of December,
189.., when this ceilificate expires.
This Certificate is revocable for the causes specified in the
law, and must be conspicuoiisly exposed in the Pharmacj' to
By which it applies.
Examination. In Witnessi Whereof, hereunto are affixed the Seal, and the
names of the members of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illi-
nois, this day of 189..
President. Vice President.
An. Ko. Treasurer. . . . '.
Attest : Secretarv.
Adopted.
Mr. Hatch presented the following form of certificate for Re^ns-
tered Pharmacists under .section (i:
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Number
Of tlie State of Illinois.
This is to Certify
That of
is duly registered and entitled to act a> a
RE<USTERED PHARMACIST
at and in no other place or locality, under
the provisions of the amended Pharmacy Law in force July 1st, 1895, and is
permitted to open and conduct a Pharmacy, Dispensary, drug Store, Apoth-
ecary Shop, or Store, at the aforesaid place only, for the purpose of retading,
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compounding, or dispensing Drugs. Medicines or Poisons, and to compound,
recommend, dispense, and sell at retail Drugs, Medicines, and Poisons, in
the aforesaid place only, from the date hereof, until the thirty-first day of
December, 189.*., when this certificate expires.
This certificate is revocable for the causes specified in the
law, and must be conspicuously exposed in the Pharmacy to
which it applies.
In Witness Whereof, hereunto are affixed the Seal, and the
names of the members of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illi-
nois, this.: day of 189..
President. Vice President .
An. No. Treasurer.
Attest : Secretary.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented the following blank form of certificate for
Assistant Pharmacists under section 7, time service clause:
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Number
Of the State of Illinois.
This is to Certify
That of
is duly registered and entitled to act as an
ASSISTANT PHARMACIST
under the provisions of the amended Pharmacy Law in force July 1st, 1895,
and is permitted to compound, recommend, dispense, Jiud sell at retail Drugs.
Medicines and Poisons, and to conduct the Pharmacy, Dispensary, Drug
Store, Apothecary Shop, or Store, during the temporary absence only (as
defined by the Board of Pharmacy) of the Registered Pharmacist in charge
of the same, from the date hereof, until the thirty iirst day of December.
189.., when this certificate expires.
This (>ertifieate is revocable tor the cau.ses sjiecified in the
law, and must he conspicuously expo.sed in the Pharmacy to
which it applies.
In Witness Whereof^ lu^reunto are afiixed the Seal, and the
names of the nu-nibers of the Slate Board of Pharmacy, Illi-
nois, tliis day of 181). .
President. Vice President.
An. No. Treasurer.
"Attest : Secretary.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented the followinj^ blank form of certificate for
apprentice:
BOARD OF PHARMAl^Y
No
State of Illinois.
This is to Certify, That of
was, on the day and date of this Certificate, duly registered as an
APPRENTICE
in conformity with the provisions of section 9 of the Pharmacy Law, in force
July 1st, 189b.
This Certificate does not give authority to the holder to compound, recom-
mend, dispense, or sell at retail, Drugs, Medicines or Poisons, except under
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th« immediate supervision of a Repfistered Pharmacist, and must not be oon-
straed to empower the holder to exercise the duties of Registered Pharma-
cists or Assistant Pharmacist, under the law, nor to conduct
the "Pharmacjr, Dispensary, Drugr Store, Apothecary Shop,
or Store," during the absence of the Registered T'harmacist
or Assistant Pharmacist.
Done by authority of the State Hoard of ]*harniacy this
day of A. D. 189..
Attest: ' President.
Secretary.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following blank form of permit:
BOARD OF PHARiMACV.
A.^ \J . • • • • •
State of Illinois.
Permission is Hereby (Granted
To of to sell the
ordinary Domestic Remedies and Patent or Proprietary Medicines named
herein at , and at no other place, and in tlie following manner:
In bulk. Alum, Aqua Ammonia, Ammonia Carbonate, Asafetida, Black An-
timony, Blue Vitriol, Borax, Castor Oil, Copperas, Cream Tartar. Flax-seed ,
Fenugreek, Glauber Salts, Gum Arabic, Gum Camphor, (Glycerine, Insect
Powder, Petrolatum, Rosin, Turmeric Turpentine, Salt Petre, Sal Soda,
Soda Ash, Soda Bi-carbonate, and Sulphur.
And the following put up by a Registered Pharmacist of Illinois, in sealed
packa^s, properly labled with full directions for use: Acid Tartaric, Cham-
omile Flowers, Chinconidia, Chiriconida Pills, Chlorate Potash, Epsom Salts,
Extract or Essence Ginger, Hive Syrup, Hoffman's Anodyne, Oil Cloves,
Paragorie, Quinine, Quinine Pills. 'Rochelle Salts, Saffron, Senna, Seidlitz
Powders, Spirits Nitre, Spirits Camphor, Spirits Cinnamon,
Spirits Peppermint, Syrup Ipecac, Tr. Arnica, Tr. Iron
Mur. ; Patent Medicines that are non-poisonous and harm-
less and labled with proper directions for use thereon.
This permit expires on the HOth day of June, A. D. 189..,
and is revocable under the provisions of the Pharmacy Law.
Dated this dav of '.
A. D. 189..
Attest : President.
Secretarv.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following cirrulnr:
The State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, respectfully calls your attention to
the tollowing portion of section 10, of the Pharmacy Law, and reciuest you to
at once comply with its provisions:
Section 10. * * * Every certificate of registration granted under this act
shall be conspicuously exposed in the pharmacy to which it applies, and the
name of the Registered Pnarmacist who conducts the drug store or pharmacy
shall be conspicuously displayed over the door or department. Any person
violating the provisions of this section shall be liable, upon conviction thereof,
to pay a penalty of not less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
Also —
Section 14. No person shall sell at retail any drug, medi* iin^ or poison,
without affixing to the box, bottle, vessel or package, containing the same, a
label bearing the name of the article distinctly shown, with the name and
—3 P.
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place of business of tbe registered pharmacist from whom the article was ob-
tained: Provided, that nothing herein containod shall apply to the dispensing
of physicians' prescriptions. Any person failing to comply with the require-
ments of this section shall be liable to a penalty of five dollars for each and
every such offense.
The State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, have placed the following construc-
tion upon Section 14, Pharmacy Law, which refers to labeling articles of
medicine:
fi^'The' provision in Section 14, regaixiing the labeling of packages, etc.,
will be complied witli if a printed, written or stamped label or tag be affixed
thereon or tn ere to, or if tne article or package be stamped or written on,
showing the name and place of business of the registered pharmacist, and the
name of the article therein contained.
Sia^All patent and proprietary medicines come under this provision, and
must be labeled the same as other medicines before they leave the drug store
or pharmacy, as contemplated in the law.
ai^The placing of the label of the registered pharmacist on the w^rapper of
the patent or proprietary article which bears the name of the article already
printed thereon, complies with the law without rewritingorprintmg the name
of the article on the label.
Naming the contents of physicians' prescriptions is not required by the law^.
ft^^All poisons must he labeled **Poison" in accordance with the require-
ments of Sections 62 and C^S, Chapter 38, of the Oiminal Code^hichis in full
force and effect and it does not conflict with Section 14 of the Pharmacy Law.
Section 62. Every druggist or other person who shall sell and deliver any
arsenic, strychnine, corrosive sublimate, prussic acid, or other substance or
liquid usuall.y denominated as poisonous, without having the word ** Poison''
written or printed upon a label attached to the phial or parcel in which such
drug is contained, or shall sell and deliver any drug or medicine other than
upon the prescription of a physician, without having the name of such drug
or medicine printed or written upon the label attached to the phial or parcel
containing the same, shall be fined not exceeding $25.
Section 63. If any druggist or other jjerson sells or gives away any arsenic,
strychnine, corrosive sublimate or prussic acid without tbe written prescrip-
tion of a physician, and fails to keep a record of the date of such sale or gift,
the article, and amount thereof sola or given away, and the person to whom
delivered, he shall be fined not exceeding $50 for each neglect. Whoever pur-
chases any such poison and gives a false or fictitious name, shall be punished
in the same manner.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver presented the following resolution on the coustructiow
of the word "Eecoiiimeud,'' Section H:
Besolved, That the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, construes the \vord
**Recommend" in Section 3 of the Pharmacy Law^, to be intended only as a
protection to the pharmacist against prosecution for violating the medical
practice act when he supplies the ordinary demands for remedies in his busi-
ness, and the word**Hecomniend'' is not to be considered a license to practice
medicine.
It gives no right or authority to diagnose diseases, and prescribe medicine
therefor, which privilege belongs alone to the physician.
Adopted.
Mr. Hatch presented the following resolution in regard to *'Teui-
porary Absence:"
The State Hoard of Pharmacy, Illinois, have defined **Temporary Absence''
of the registered pharmacist from the drug store or pharmacy, under the pro-
visions of Section 7 of the Phnrmacy Law, as follows:
Ktsoloed, by the State Hoard of Pharmacy, Illinois^ That as Section 2 of the
Pharmacy Law requires that every drujf store in Illinois must be under the
<lirect char^ of a registered pharmacist of Illinois, with the exception made
in Section 7, which provifles that **Any assistant pharmacist (of Illinois) shall
have the rierht to act as clerk or salesman in a drug store or pharmany
during the temporaiy absence of the owner or manager." The Board of
Pharmacy construes the words ** temporary absence" to mean that the assist-
ant pharmacist may have charge of the store only while the registered phar-
macist has gone to his meals, or any other like necessary duty, requiring no
more time than is generally so consumed, and does not mean that the assist-
ant pharmacist can take charge of the drug store or pharmacy for a half day
or a day at a time, the expressed intention of Section 2 of the Pharmacy Law
being to keep every drug store or pharmacy under the immediate charge and
siupervision of a registered pharmacist durmg all the time the drug store or
pharmacy is open for business.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt presented the following resolution in regard to ap-
prentices:
Resolred, by the State Board of Pharmacy^ Illinois. That the Board of Phar-
macy m construing the duties and privileges of an apprentice as contemplated
in sections 9 and 3, interpret the pharmacy law to mean that they shall in no
instance be permitted to act as assistant or registered pharmacist during the
absence of the latter from the store or place of business.
That it is the spirit and intention of this provision of the pharmacy law to
place more competent persons in line for subseciuent registration, and is cal-
culated and intended only to afford the apprentice an opportunity to acquire
the necessary and conteiii plated experience which has not been heretofore
provided for b}^ the law.
That the apprentice shall not be considered in any souse to be authorized
under the law to exercise the duties and responsibilities of a registered phar-
macist, or assistant pharmacist under the law.
Adopted.
Mr. Calver presented the following resolution in regard to articles
to be sold under a permit:
lieHolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Itlinois, That no permits will be
issued to persons, firms or corporations to sell at retail from a place of busi-
ness the usual domestic remedies and patent medicines under section 8, except
.in villages or localities remote from a pharmacy or drug store. That when a
permit is issued it shall be authority to the holder thereof to sell the following
medicines only, viz.: Alum, Aqua Ammonia, Ammonia Carbonate, Asafetida,
Black Antimony, Blue Vitrol, Borax, Cream Tartar, (.'opperas. Castor Oil, Flax
Seed, Fenugreek, Glauber Salts, Gum Arabic, Gum Camphor, Glycerine, Insect
Powder, Petrolatum, Rosin, Turmeric, Turpentine, Salt Petre, Sal Soda, Soda
Ash, Soda Bi-Carbonate, and Sulphur in bulk.
And the following put up by a registered pharmacist of Illinois, in sealed
Patent medicines that are non-poisonous and harmless, put up in sealed
packages with proper directions for use thereon.
Adopted.
Mr. Culuer presented the following circular in regard to articles to
hf^sold without a permit:
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The State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, iu sessiou July 22, 1895, in inter-
preting the restrictions of the sale of drugs and medicines to certain qualified
persons as provided in the law, decides that the following druks may be sold
by any store without violating the provisions of the pharmacy law, viz. :
Alum, A(|ua Ammonia, Borax, Copperas, Cream Tartar, Flavoring Extracts
(not medicinal), Olive Oil, Rosin, Sal Soda, Soda Ash, Soda Bi- Carbonate ^Sul-
phur, Spices and Turpentine, and that the law prohioits the sale, at retail, of
patent or proprietary medicines and all drugs, medicines, chemicals and poi-
sons by persons not authorized by the Board under the provisions of the
pharmacy law.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver oflFered the following resolution:
Resolved f by the State Board of Pharmacy^ Illinois ^ That all applicants who
are eligible for examination as assistant pharmacist, who fail to receive 45 per
cent, at an examination will be required to wait four months before bting
eligible for another examination, and all applicants who are eligible for ex-
amination as registered pharmacist who fail to receive 66'^^ per cent, at an
examination will be required to wait four months before taking another ex-
amination.
Adopted.
Upon motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet Tuesday
morning, January 5, 1897, at 9 o'clock for examination of applicants
for registration.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Presid^U.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms H
and 7 State House, Springfield, Illinois, Tuesday, January 5, 1897.
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
The regular order of business being the examination of applicants
for registration, the Secretary was instructed to call the names of
those present, and arrange the cla.ss for examination.
, The following named persons presented themselves for examina-
tion:
Marion O. Atterberry Oak ford
•Joseph F. Boesch Teoria
Charles A. Delzell Fairfield
Paul R. Fritsche Peoria
N O. Luckritz ("hicaifo
Edward A. Mayer Waterloo
Harry H. McDougal Peoria
William Oldendorph Waterloo
Alfred A. Rowland Dixon
Archer T. Davis Decatur
Frank E Qiller Whitehall
John O. Judd Mansfield
Oliver Lewisi Stone Fort
Chas. E. Robertson Stceleville
Kunnie Saonjfer Belleville
Theodore W. i>u*ck Ifil Paso
Clyde C Younif Decatur
.ToMeph K. Moore. M. D Benton
L. M. Nushauni.M. D Minier
Chas. S. Harkinrm Aurora
Arthur T. M(>or(» Braidwood
William M. Patterson Mannfleld
David P. Craw ford Decatur
Frank Hu.sh Newton
Roy R. Moyers East St. Louis
Harry S. Piummer Decatur
LeRoy Wilkin.s Champaifiru
The Board then proceeded with the examination of the applicants,
and continued without intermission until f5:80 p. m., when, on motion
of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet Wednesday, January 6,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Preaideiit.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secrefarif.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms 3
and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday, January 6,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
The Board continued with the examination of applicants, without
intermission, until 6 o'clock p. m., having completed the examination
of all the applicants, and, upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Board ad-
journed to meet Thursday, January 7, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for
general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms 8
and .7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Thursday, January 7, 1897,
at 9 o clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of ratings received by
the applicants examined January 5 and 6. Upon the conclusion of
this work Mr. Schmidt offered the following resolution:
Heaolred, hy the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois^ That —
Marion O. Atterberry Oakford ' Edward A. Mayer Waterloo
Joseph F. Boesch Peoria i Harry H. McDouffal Peoria
Chas. A. Delzell Fairfield 1 William Oldendorph Waterloo
Paul B. Pritsche Peoria Alfred A. Rowland Dixon
H. O. Lnckritz Chlcairo
each having passed a satiHt'actory examination for registration as registered
pharmacists by examination, be and are hereby declared registered pharma-
cists by examination of the 8tate Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, and the Secre-
tary is hereby instructed to issue certificates to each of the person.s named.
Adopted.
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Mr. Hatch offered the following resolution:
Hesoived, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, That-
Archer T. DaviA Decatur Chas. E. Robertson Stepleville
Prank E. Glller Whitehall Bennie Saenger Bellerille
JohoO. Judd Mansfield i Theodorw VV. Stock El Pa«o
Oliver Lewis Stone Port , Clyde C. Young Decatur
each having passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacists, oe and the same are hereby declared assistant pharmacists by
examination of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, and the Secretary in-
structed to issue certificates to each of the parties nained.
Adopted.
Upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Secretary was instructed to return
fees of all the applicants who failed to pass the examination if they
so desired.
The. applications of—
Leander Hamilton Oquuwka Warren K. Pomler Cliiciufo
Chas. J. Hornada Ridge Farm Lyman T. Shreves London Mills
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6, were ex-
amined. Their qualifications and competency being satisfactory to
the Board registration was granted them, and, upon motion of Mr.
Culver, the Secretary was instructed to issue certificates as registeretl,
pharmacists under section <>.
The applications of —
A. E. Smalley Bunker Hill Haller E. Bursress PrinceriUe
Janie.s T. McDonald Taylorvllle Delvin E. Hughes Huvana
Ernest P. Knauer DuQuoin
for registration as assistant pharmacists under section 7. time ser-
vice clause was examined. The- Board being satisfied from the evi-
dence presented that the applicants were qualified and competent
they were granted registration as assistant pharmacists, and. upon
motion of Mr. Hatch, the Secretary was instructed to issue certifi-
cates to each of the persons named, as assistant pharmacists.
The application of S. A. Lancaster, Marion, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was held over for investigation.
. The applications of —
John W. Kask Chicago C. W. Protheroe Chicago
J. P. J. Liens Joliei ' W. K. Pfeflfer Waukegan
T. J. Horsely Chicairo Eut^tMie Correll Oak Park
Geo.H.Mayr *
for registration as registered pharmacists under section G were re-
ferred to Mr. Schmidt for investigation.
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The application of K. L. Owen, Wefitfield. for registration as regis-
tered pharmacist under section B was referred to Mr. Culver for in-
vestigation.
The applications of Bert R. Phillips, Kushville, and W. P. Rode-
mich, Millstadt, for registration as registered pharmacists under sec-
tion () were referred to Mr. Hatch for investigation.
The application of W. C Roe, Tallula, for registration as regis-
tered i>harmacist under section H. was referred to Mr. Zimmermann
for investigation.
The application of Joseph T. (iriest, Peoria, for n»gistration as as-
sistant pharmacist, was referred to Mr. Zimmermann for investiga-
tion.
The application of A. R. Schen, Belleville; R. A. Hasse, Quincy.
and W. H. Bode, Jr., Red Bud, for registration as assistant pharma-
cists, were referred to the new member when appointed.
The application of Anne Eliza Schmidt. Riverdale: Fred C. Scott,
Sandwich, and H. D. Warner, Paw Paw. for registration ns assistant
pharmacists, wore referred to Mr. Schmidt for investigation.
The applications of H. E. Ronalds, Waverly. and W. L. Armstrong.
Jacksonville for registration as assistant pharmacists, were referred
to Mr. Hatch for investigation.
The application of Chas. F. Frison, CUiampaign: John M, Vree-
land, Gibson City, and John T. (^uirk, Champaign, for registration
as assistant pharmacists, were referred to Mr. Culver for investiga-
tion.
The api)lication of Chas. F. Lytle, New Boston, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section (>, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Thomas R. Orr, for registration as registered
pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of David W. Gray. Hanover, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of W. F. McKee, Assumption, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being .satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Willard H. Alyea, Princeville, for registration
as registered pharmacist under .section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Fount J. Cooper, Robinson, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by tlie Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
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The application of ('. J. Liiideuraeyer, Peru, for resjistratioii as
registered pliammcist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application ot Ed M. Smith, Sandoval, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Edwin B. James, Ridge Farm, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section (), was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Frank M. Hutton, Auburn, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of C. Leslie Wilkins, Tiskilwa, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Harry B. Molyneaux, Litchfield, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished as to competency not being satisfactory, reg-
istration not granted.
The application of Ernest W. Rose, Mt. Carmel, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Preston D. Clark, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished as to competency not being satisfactory, reg-
istration not granted.
The application of Elmer E. Cxordon, Robinson, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was exam-
ined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of James Francis McGlone, West Pullman, for reg-
istration as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause,
was examined by the Board. The (evidence furnished as to compe-
tency not being satisfactory, registration not granted
The application of P. E. M. Linmann for registration as assistant
pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was examined by the
Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not being satisfac-
tory, registration not granted.
The application of Ernest D. Seymour, D wight, for registration
as assistant pharmacist under section 7. time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
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The application of Henry 0. Hubbard, Virginia, for registration
Bs assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Alonzo J. Aunt, East St. Louis, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of David H. Lasater, Springerton, for registration
as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Winfield S. Wingate, Farmington, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Hugh T. Darcy for re-registration as registered
pharmacist examined. Re-registration' granted upon the payment
of back fees.
The application of Edward J. Breeze for re- registration as assist-
ant pharmacist, examined. Re-registration granted upon the pay-
ment of back fees.
The application of Sherman M. Riggs for re-registration as reg-
istered pharmacist examined. Re-registration granted upon the
payment of back fees.
The application of Reinard Moreau for re- registration as regis-
tered pharmacist, examined by the Board. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Erwin Grimm for re-registration as registered
pharmacist, examined by the Board. Re-registration granted upon
payment of back fees.
The application of Albert Seaman for reregistration as registered
pharmacist, examined by the Board. Re-registration granted upon
the payment of back fees.
The application of J. M. Asbury for re- registration as registered
pharmacist No. 5026, examined. Certificate having expired Decem-
ber 31, 1887, re- registration not granted.
The application of Charles Baseler for re-registration as assistant
pharmacist, examined by the Board. Re-registration granted upon
the payment of back fees.
The application of C. M. Hagen for re-registration as registered
pharmacist under change of name examined. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees, and the filing of proper cre-
dentials from court showing change of name.
The application of William F. Akins, Jr., asking to be appointed
special agent for the Board in Chicago, was read and referred to the
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions.
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The applications of —
John F. Becker Belleville
Joseph V. Brock Marion
Charles C. Carr Coatsburir
Linn Cashion Chester
Harry X. Cline Marion
Salamon Cohn Chieaero
Everett C. Cone Loda
Steplien Dowse, Jr Lockport
Robert C. Ounbar Monmouth
Jacob L. Eads Oquawka
Otto F. Evers Eock Island
Georsre W. Fleer Quincy
Edward V. Flaherty Springfleld
Charles H. Frediffke Chicago
Amel Preburg: Woodhull
Robert J. Georsre Litchtleid
Robert A. Gordon Mt. Carracl
James P. Heavey Chicago
Otto G. Hubka
James Hubka
Benjamin Innis Hinckley
William L. Jansen Quincy
Robert C. Johnston Aledo
John A. Kadel Rock Falls
Stanislaus Kossowski Chicasro
Henry Q. Lampe "
Richmond D. Lane SheU)y ville
Selma Kleiss Licbrecht Chieaero
James H. Littlejohn Braceville
Harvey V. Lott Elm wood
Charles L. Liindffren Dundee
William S. Luthrin^er Petershure
Frank E. Mansfield Franklin
Sanford A. Martin Heyworth
Georjre T. Mason Sprin^eld
Fred w . Meyer Chieae o
Ira W. Miller Waverly
Albert Michelmann Quincy
Henry A. Munsterman Chieairo
Kin^slev M. McNeill Galena
Lizzie M. Newton Boulder
John H. Niemes East St. Louis
Geor&re C. Parker Charleston
Charles P. Prince Beardstown
Amsey M. Resh Frecport
Joseph M. Reeves Bloominfftoii
Charles F. Remlck Marengo
Wilbur W. Ross SpriniffieTd
Wesley Schneider Nauvoo
Thomas W. Schreiner Danville
Charles H. Schmidt Chicago
Martin J. Schonrich Quinoy
Robert H. Stibereu Freeport
Justus E. Taylor Gridley
Mrs. Carrie M. Trovillion Golcondu
Ederar C. Folkers Dennison
Albert C. Westberg Ch icago
Raymond A. Willis Macomb
Albert H. Williamson Murphy sboro
for registration as apprentices under section 9, were examined and
approved.
The applications of —
Samuel M. Ashmore Borton
Edward Belrose Wedron
Charles J. Booze Farmington
S. B. & A. R. Bowman Hunt City
Bruno H. Bruninga Smithville
John W. Carlile Abe
S. S. Duncan Atterberry
Fowler & Gault Penfleld
Harry Friedman Garrett
Fuller & Robinson Webster
E. L. Gelvin & Co Duncan
John Green way Holcorab
Hampton Bros Canaville
A. B. Harsbbarger Bluford
Havener. Nichols & Smiley Plainville
S, Joiner & Son Eichorn
John J. Keith Johnsonville
Robert M. McGee Boaz
Noel Bros Birmingham
Jesse P. Patten Fair Grange
P. H. Plummer Glenarni
Monroe Pugh Humrick
John F. Rahbar Poplar Grove
F. Haught Randolph Fish Hook
Jacob D. Roeschley Goodfleld
Edward Troutman Shetlervillo
Artillious H. Van Allen Brothers
Geo. W. Wbisman Pox Creek
William L. Young Farrington
R. P. Casey Dix
Jacob Sehnert Bible Grove
for permits to sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines
were examined and approved.
The application of the Western Supply Co.. of Ladd, to sell do-
mestic remedies and proprietary nit^dicines was examined by the
Board, and permit not granted.
The application of Robert F. McAdams, of Boulder, to sell do-
mestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines was examined
by the Board. Permit not granted.
The application of E. B. Shearer, New Liberty, for a permit to
sell domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines was ex-
amined bv the Board. Permit not granted.
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The application of A. S. VanDusen, Kenilworth, for a permit to
Hell domeBtic remadieB and patent and proprietar}^ medicines was ex-
amined by the Board. Permit not granted.
The application of Julia Kuhn, Prairietown, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines was exam-
ined by the Board. Permit not granted.
The applic^ition of James A. Flautt, Otterville, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and patent and proprietary medicines was ex-
amined by the Board. Permit not granted.
The application of D. C. Murray & Co., Streator, to sell domestic
remedies and patent and proprietary medicines was examined by the
Board. Permit not granted.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in room 3,
State House, Springfield, III, Friday, January 8, 1897, at 9 o'clock
a. m.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Prrsidenf.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secreianj.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room ii.
State House, Friday, January 8. 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to
adjournment. President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
The Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions made the follow-
ing report for the year 1896:
8prin(}FIELD, III., January 1, 1897.
lo the State Board of Pharmacy:
Gentlemen: — Your Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions bej^s leave
to make the following' report of the woi:k done for the year 1896:
In Cook county the work of investigating complaints for violation of the
Pharmacy Law, and securing evidence, was conducted by special agents of
the Board personally, as your committee found this the best plan of investi-
gation, particularly in Chicago. The outlay and the returns therefrom are
satisfactory to your committee, as our a^ent secured evidence in a great num-
ber of cases that were summarily dismissed by the State's Attorney. Some
forty individuals and firms were indicted bv the grand jury under Mr. Kern's
direction (this course of procedure being the only one that the State's Attor-
ney would adopt), and only three or four cases were dispsoed of, althoug^h
your committee used every means in their power to have all the cases dis-
posed of, but the> dragged along in the courts of Chicago until the State's
Attorney's term of office expired, some cases having been dismissed by him
and others left remaining upon the docket, t^pon the accession of Mr. C. S.
Dineen as State's Attorney a different plan of action was decided upon, con-
sequently the cases by indictment we concluded to drop so far as the Board
could do so and commence action as formerly done by an action in debt before
a justice of the peace. It is the intention' of the Board to follow up this
work, and every effort will be made to compel a proper compliance with the
provisions of the Pharmacy Law by all offenders.
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Your committee desire to say that a vast amount of good work has been done
through correspondence by the Secretary throughout the State , and through
an assistant provided for the purpose of ferreting out violators of the law,
who would not do so when their attention was called to the matter. A number of
prosecutions have resulted from this work, and we desire to commend this work
and the Staters Attorneys in the various counties where prosecutions were
made for their active cooperation, and when we can have this wc usually suc-
ceed in our work. The cost in obtaining evidence and prosecuting is much
greater throughout the State than in the cities.
Much attention has been given to general stores, many of which were found
to be selling drugs, medicines and poisons in violation of the provisions of
the Pharmacy Law, largely through a misunderstanding as to wnat they had
a right to sell. A large majority of the proprietors of these stores were veiy
willing to conform to the requirements of the law, and have done so in re-
gard to the sale of domestic drugs and medicines.
Your committee would recommend that this work be continued, under the
direction of the Secretary, throughout the entire State.
The receipts. 18SI6, as follows—
Amount received from fines. Cook county
Amount received from fines outride of Cook county.
The expenses, 1896. as follows—
Paid attorneys' fees and cost. Cook county
Paid attorneys' fees and costs outside of Cook county.
$190 OOi
146 00
$324 60
272 67
00
577 27
Summary op Prosecutions.
The ^People ) Before Langston, J. P. Judgment, $20
Chester Bolles; Springfield. ) a^d costs. Paid.
The People ) Before Connelly, J. P. Judgment, $20
E. T. Stout, Springfield. I *°^ ^^^^^^^ P*^^'
The People I g^j.^j.^ Connelly, J. P. Judgment $20
Charle.s Graser, Springfield. ) ^""^ ^^«*^- ^^'^'
The People | Before Brinkerhoff, J. P. Dismissed by
vs. J. P. Appeal taken. Trial Circuit Court
John S. Fisher, Springfield, t June, 18Uf, by jury. Judgment $10 and costs.
The People | Before Brinkerhoff. J. P. Dismissed by J.
vs. P. Appeal taken. Case still pending Circuit
John S. Fisher, Springfield. I Court.
The People | Before Brinkerhoff, J. P. Dismissed by J.
vs. , P. Appeal taken. Case still pending in Cir-
John S. Fisher, Springfield. I cuit Cfourt.
The People | Before Langston, J. P. Dismissed by J.
vs. > P. Appeal taken. Case still pending in Cir*
Chas. W. Bayles, Springfield. ) cuit Court.
The People | ^^^^^^ Connelly J. P. Judgment $20 and
C. W. Bowcock, Springfield. ) ^^^*^- ^*^**^-
The ^People | Before County Court, Kane Co. Judgment
Oerlach Brothers, Maple Park] ^'^ ^"^ ^^'•^*«- ^*^^-
The People
vs.
I Case before Criminal Court, Chicago.
DroegemeiUer, Chicago. j ^^^^^^^ "P^° payment, $50
The People
The People
vs.
Berry & Stout, Ashland.
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Before White, J. 'P., Virginia, Cass Co.
VR^ *^ ~ I Trial by jury, found for defendant. Appeal
i^.^ ^xr n^~r A»kio».i (taken. This case has been settled by pay -
ireo. W. Berry, Ashland. J ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^.y^
Before White, J. P., Virijinia, Cass Co.
Trial by juiy, found for defendants. Appeal
taken. This ease has since been settled by
payment of fine, $35, and costs. $11.85.
The People | g^^^^^ J. P Hillsboro. JndK-
J. W. Gibson, Harvel. j ™^^^ *^ ^"^ ^^^*^- ^*^^-
The People ) 3^^^^^ _ j p^ ^^^^^^ j^^^^.
J. L. Wit^eiian, Utica. ) ^^"^ *^ ^"^ ^^«^^- ^'''^'
The People ) ^^^^ j^^f^^.^ Criminal Court, (Jhicago.
Seigel, Cooper & Co., Chicago I ^^"'^^ ^P^° payment, $100 and costs.
The People ) ^.^^^ j^^^^^.^ Criminal Court, Chicago..
Blank Chicago. I S®^*^®^ ^P^° payment, $510 and costs.
The People ) Before J. P. Judgment $20 and
Feagen & Booze, Mattoon. j ^^'^*«- ^'*^^-
Respectfully submitted,
Fred M. Schmidt,
A. A. Culver,
H. Lee Hatch,
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions,
(>Q motion of Mr. Hatch report of committee received and ap-
proved.
The Board entered into an informal discussion as to the policy to
be pursued as to prosecutions, registrations and meetings for the
coming year.
The Board decided to hold meetings in Chicago, February, April.
September, November, and in Springfield in June.
The following claims were presented and r^^ferred to the Commit-
tee on Finance and Audit:
F. M. Sehmidt. per diem and expenses. 387 00
Albert Zimmermann. " ** 59 40
A. A Culver. '* '* 64 85
EL Lee Hatch. '* " 38 80
Prank Pleury. Secretary, miscellaneous expenses of Board 48 85
Pantarraph Printing and Stationery Co.. supplies 267 65
Central tfnion Telephone Co 12 00
Lord, Owen & Co., supplies 11 33
John M Striffler, ice U 00
Prank Pleury, Secretary, postage 45 00
Committee on Com. and Pros 149 24
W. P. Boyd, per diem 4 OO
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The Committee on Finance and Audit made the following report:
To the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
(tENTLEMEN: — Your Committee on Finance and Audit, to whom was referred
the claims of—
Fred. M. Schmidt «7 00
Albert Zimmerraann 54* 40
A. A. Culver 64 85
H.Lee Batch 38 00
Prank Pleury. Secretary 13 85
45 00
Pantaeraph Printing and Stationery Co 2CT 65
Central Union Telephone Co ; 12 00
Lord. Owen & Co 11 33
John M. Striffler 9 00
W. P. Boyd 4 00
report that they have examined the vouchers, find them correct, find recom-
mend that they be allowed, and warrants be drawn upon the Treasurer for
the amount due each.
Respectfully submitted,
H. Lee Hatch,
F. M. S0H5IIDT,
Committee on Finance and Audit,
On motion, report of committee received, recommendations con-
curred in and adopted.
The Board decided to hold the next regular examination Tuesday.
February 9, 1897.
On motion of Mr. Culver, the Board adjourned to meet in room 173,
Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, 111., Monday, February 8, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m.. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary t
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmany, Illinois, held in room
178, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago. 111., Monday, February 8, 1897, at
9 o'clock a. m.. pursuant to adjournment.
President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann.
Minutes of meetings held January 4, 5, G, 7 and 8, 1897, read and
approved.
Mr. W. C. Simpson, of Vienna, presented his credentials as mem-
ber of the State Board of Pharmacy for the term ending Deceml)er
30, 19()1.
Mr. Simpson was welcomed by the members present, and his name
was placed upon the roll-call.
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The Board proceeded to the consideration of applications for ex-
amination, wherein the evidence of eligibility was not complete, the
applicants appearing in person for explanation as to their eligibility
for examination, and continuing until 12 o'clock, when, upon motion,
the Board took a recess for lunch.
At 1 o'clock the Board reconvened and continued in session during
the afternoon, the time being spent in looking over the applications
for examination, and deciding on the elitjibility of the applicants for
examination Tuesday.
At 5 o'clock, on motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet
in room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Tuesday, February 9, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmerman, Fresidcuf.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretdnj.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirt3'-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday, February 9, 1897.
at 9 o'clock a. m. for examination, President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The regular order of business being the examination of applicants
for registration, the Secretary was instructed to call the names, and
the following applicants presented themselves for examination:
J. C. Bayel- Chica^ro
Komelius S. Child zinski **
PrankX. Dieden
William H. Fischer
John M. Plynn Elbum
Charles W. Garbison Chicago
A. T. Edward Groschopp
Sidney W. Inns
Henry J. Losch El Paso
George A. Mark Chicago
Charles I Matthaei
LorinQ. McCauley
Harold H. Roberts
William E. Shean
MarkT. Storen
Haakon Thoresen * *
Elmer B. Van Patten Peoria
Chares R. Walgreen Chicago
Jamex Woodward "
Sigismund M. Zich
Louis H. Allen
r>tto Balen.siofer Joliet
W. E. Barlnger Chicago
Charles C. Barnes
< Jc*orge P. Bermele '*
James A. Bemiingham Lincoln
Paul F. Boyd Morrison
Walter Brody Chicago
Xacbim Chaykin
Albert E. Clyde
Burcon R. Corbus Champaign
Louise Bf . Cro* hers Bloomington
Richard T. Dukelow Chicago
Lrf>uis A. Ellsburg
Janie« P. Parley
George C. Goeppner Chicago
James Guthrie * *
James D. Hatch
Harry Healy Lod»
Ensign A. Hemming Chicago
Ernst D. Hirschy Cairo
Eli J ensen Chicago
Charles D. Kiler Bloomington
Charles O. Lindstrom Chicago
P. E. Mauritz Linnman * *
Louis Loeb
Albert J. Lydehn
Charles A. Nafe
Thomas H. Orr
Michael J. Preib
Harry S. Silrerberg
B. Oscar Smith
WalterL. Smith
Arthur Somarindyck
Theo. A. Streuzke
Alois J. Stodola
John A. Swansoii
Henry Thiemann * '
David C. Van Meter
Ralph W. Vaughn Wenonu
George M. Weckler Chicago
William Zerbst
John G. Zern
Paul A. Zito
Arthur Alexander
Robert T. Alexander
W. Franklin Babe
Amedee T. Betourney KaukakcM'
Alexander J. Bruce Chicago
Harvey W. Brown
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Albert A. Burffer Chicago F. Gus J. Stieber Chieaso
Rudolph H. Doederleln " Theodore W. Stock El Paso
Timothy M. Donovan " Henry P. Sykes Chebanse
Charles A. Fischer Evannton R. Henry Bruce Bockford
Harrison G. Gerlach Maple Park ' James E. Ghwatal Chieacro
Bruno H. (foil. Jr Chicago Fred D. Diamond \
Gustav M. Helland ** : Frank P. Haeseler
Gnstav Hertzberff " Charles H.Jones
Euffene M. Hodgson Peoria
Eugrene Hoyer Chica^
Charles S. Insrham * *
Charles M. Kennedy * *
AlH. Eremer
Charles E. Lautermann " Frederick P. Randall
Harry Milles " . Clark E. RUey
Clair F. McLean Bloominffton
Albe tE. Oblander ^ Chicaffo
John W. Phalen Harvard
AlbertRoth Chicago . _
Abdeile Rummel " John F. Suits
Victor A, Sloan
W. A. Lacharty
James F. MoGlone.
Robert Newman ..
Charles Paus
Charles Rakebrand.
Louis Rohde
Harry £. Rowe Leland
Charles W. Sargent Chicago
Lycur^rus Stockton
The class being in readiness, the Board proceeded with the exam-
ination, and continued without intermission until f) o'clock p. m..
when,
Upon motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in
room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Wednesday, February 10,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m. for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, PresUhnit,
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
\1{\, Thirty -ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, February 10,
1S97, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of the applicants for reg-
istration, and continued without intermission, until 6 o'clock p. m.,
when,
Upon motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Thursday, February 11, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, S^o/v/ar//.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, February 11,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
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ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of the applicants for reg-
istration, and continued without intermission until 6 o'clock p. m.,
having completed the examination.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in room 173,
Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Friday, February 12, 1897, at 9
o'clock a m., for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President,
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
178, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Friday, February 12, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann
presiding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board then proceeded to the consideration of the ratings re-
ceived by the applicants examined during the past three days. Hav-
ing completed same, Mr. Schmidt offered the following resolution:
Besolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois^ That —
J. C.Bayer Chicago
Komelius S. Chudzinski
Frank X. Died^ii
William H. Fischer
.John Id. Flynn '. . . E burn
Charles W. Garbison Chicago
A. T. E<' ward Gro-«ch«pp
Sidney W. inns
Henry J. Losch Kli*Ji«o i .1 amen Woodward
Georgie A. Mark Chicaero | Sifismund M. Zich
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Charles I. Matthaei Cbicasro
Lorin Q. McCauley
Harold H Rob rts
William E Shi*an
Mark T. Storen
Haakon Thoresen
Elmer B. Van Patten Peoria
Charles R. Walgreen Chicago
havingf each passed a satisfactory examination for regristn tion as registered
pharmacists, be and are hereby declared registered pharmacists by examina-
tion of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
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Mr. Schmidt offered the following resolution:
Itesolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, That —
Louis H. Allen Chicago ; Charles D. Kiler BiooniinfirtOD
Otto Balseslefer Joliet Charles O. Lindatrom Chicago
W. E. Baringrer Chicago P. E. Mauritz Linnman
Charles C. Barnes * * Louis Loeb
George F. Bermele * ' Albert J. Lydehn
James A. Bermingham Lincoln Charles A. Nafe
Paul P. Boyd Morrison Thomas R. Orr
Walter Brody Chicago Michael J. Preib
Nachim Chaykin ** Harry S. Silverberg —
Albert E. Clyde '* B. Oscar Smith
Burt-on R. Corbus Champaign i Walter L. Smith
Louise M. Crothers Bloomington i Arthur Somarlndyck . . .
Richard T. Dukelow Chicago Theo A. Strenzke.
Loui!> A. Elisburg " Alois J. Stodola.
James P. Farley ' * John A. Swanson ,
George C. Goeppner * * Henry Thiemann . . .
James Guthrie " David C. VanMeter.
James D. Hatch ' * Ralph W. Vaughn Wenona
Harry Healy Loda George M. Weckler Chicago
Ensign A. Hemming Chicago William Zerbst
Ernst D. Hirschy Cairo John Z. Zern
Eli Jensen Chicago Paul A. Ziio
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having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacists, oe and are herebj- declared assistant pharmacists by examination
of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Secretary was authorized to re-
turn the fee paid by those who failed to pass the examination either
for registered pharmacists or assistant pharmacists, provided they
desire to withdraw their application.
The applications of Bert R. Phillips, Rushville, and Clias. W.
Prothero, Chicago, for registration as registered pharmacists under
section 6, were examined by the Board. The evidence of compe-
tency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The applications of —
William L. Armstrong Jacksonville ' John T. Quirk Chanjp&ign
William H. Bode. Jr Red Bud Harold E. Ronalds ararviUe
Joseph T. Griest Peoria John M. Vreeland Gibson City
Richard A. Hase Quincy Chas. F. Prison Champaign
Raymond T. Moore Pontiac
for registration as assistant pharmacists under section?, time service
clause, were examined by the Board. The evidence of competency
being satisfactory registration was granted to each of the persons
named, and the Secretory was instructed to issue certificates as as-
sistant pharmacists.
The application of John W. Kask, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section (>, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board
registration not granted.
The application of Charles \V. Kenney, Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section (5, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished as to competency not being satisfactory reg-
istration not granted.
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The application of Doan Parks, Fairview, for registration as regis-
tered phhrmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board. The
evidence furnished as to competency not being satisfactory registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Elisha R. Atwood, Jr., Lostant, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished regarding his competency not being satis-
factory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of William C. Roe, Tallula, for registration as reg-
istered xjl^armacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished regarding his competency not being satis-
factory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of W. P. Rodemich, Millstadt, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section (), was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished regarding his competency not being satis-
factory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of Jacob F. J. Liess, Joliet. for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6. was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished regarding his competency not being satis-
factory registration not granted.
The application of (xeorge H. Mayr, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished regarding his competency not being satis-
factory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of Ernest L. Owen, Westfield, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of Eugene Correll, Oak Park, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section (>, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of William Pfeffer, Waukegan, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of Ferdinand Christman, Waterloo, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the
Board. The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being
satisfactory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of Thomas J. Horsley, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6. was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board registration not granted.
The application of William A. Markee, Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board registration not granted.
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The application of Elizabeth Outhouse, Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished in regard to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Lowry Hinch, New Haven, for re-hearing,
upon application for registration as registered pharmacist under
section 6, was examined by the Board. The evidence furnished in
regard to competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Clifford H. Rogers, Morris, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to com-
petency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Chas. T. Hamilton, Winchester, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to com-
petency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Anna Elise Schmidt, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to competency not
being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Michael J. McGraw, Oquawka, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to com-
petency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Adolph R. Scheu, of Belleville, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to com-
petency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Etta J. Smith. Industry, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to competency not
being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Michael H. Boland, Springfield, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to
eligibility not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of James A. Douglass, Shawneetown, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to his
eligibility for registration not being satisfactory, registration not
grantad.
The application of Edward W. Adler, St. Jacob, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished in regard to eligibility
for registration not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of S. S. Prentiss McKenzie, Jacksonville, for
registration as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service
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clause, was examined by the Board. The evideace furnished in re-
gard to his eligibility not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The informal application of R. L. Oliver, of Stockton, for exam-
ination, was examined by the Board. The Board decided Mr. Oliver
not eligible for the reason that he has not had four years experience
in a retail drug store as required by section 5.
The certificate of Philip E. Chapman for 1897, who died January
23, 1897, was cancelled, and the Secretary authorized to refund to
Mrs. Chapman the amount of fee paid, $1.50.
The application of John M. Eaton, Chicago, for re- registration as
registered pharmacist No. 8110, was examined by the Board. Regis-
tration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of John W. Merrill, Chicago, for re- registration
as registered pharmacist No. 274, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Hermann Mootz, Carmi, for re-registration as
rei:istered pharmacist No. 1614, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Allen G. Griggs, Ottawa, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 1176, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Martin V. Creagan, Chicago, for re-registration
s,s registered pharmacist No. 8389, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of J. C. Malster, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 7008, was examined by the Board. Registration
granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Virgil W. Young, Eldorado, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 1623, was examined. Re-registration
granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Frank Kreitner, Mound City, for re-registra-
tion as registered pharmacist No. 852, was examined by the Board.
Re-registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Chas. S. Nelson, Springfield, for re- registration
as registered pharmacist No. 6965, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of D. J. Mahoney, Chicago, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 2289, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of George E. Lund, Chicago, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 2318, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Arthur S. Gillett, Rockford, for re-registration
as assistant pharmacist No. 1465, was examined by the Board. Re-
registration granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Isaac M. Asbury, New Haven, for re-registra-
lion as registered pharmacist No. 5026, was examined by the Board.
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His last registration having expired December 31, 1887, the Boarcf
decided Mr. Asbury was not eligible for re-registration under the
present law; therefore re-registration not granted.
The application of John W. Kellem, of Alsey, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 2772, was examined by the Board. His-
last registration having expired December 30, 1886, the Board de-
cided Mr. Kellem was not qligible for re-registration under the pres-
ent law; therefore re-registration not granted.
The application and affidavit of Mrs. Mamie H. Huber, for re-reg-
istration, she being a registered assistant pharmacist, under the
name of Mamie H. Walker, and having on the 29th day of October,
189G, married eloseph E. Huber. The evidence of this fact was fur-
nished by the marriage certificate and an aflSdavit from W. M. Ben-
ton, and the Secretary was authorized to change the name upon the
registration- books and upon the certificate.
The application of S. C. Tucker, of Champaign, to have his certifi-
cate as registered pharmacist under section (), changed to another lo-
cation was examined by the Board. The Committee on- registration
was authorized to do so, provided a new application for the new loca-
tion was made and a surrender of the Champaign certificate.
The applications of—
Boleslaus ZaleNki Chicago Harry A. Jackson Aledo
Georfire L. Adis * " Harry H. Karl Aurora-
A. CliflPerd Arnold ** | William C. Krabiel Warsaw
Philip Baer St. Jacob ' Mrs. Mollie D.Maxedon Heathsville
Bayard Barton Chicago Charles P. Maxwell Odell
Sersrius Bartkewski * * Mabel New Winchester
Mrs. Gertrude D. Bickenbach Astoria Charles V. Nikodem Chieaffo
George W. Bollenbach Galesburg: Ole C'^car Olsen
Joseph H. Braden McLeansbro John A. O'Malley Dwight
Fred J. Dean Waterman Daniol O. Niel St. Jacob
Samuel W. Demaree Rossville
Bernard H. Diekelmann Chicago
J arae<« A. DomblaKer Charleston
Herbert C. Fick Chicago
Judson B. Perkins Chicago
Alfred Petterson
Harlen A. Roberts Kansas
John C. Robertson .'.... Astoria
William B. Fn^eman ** B. H. Rowand Bajrry
Joseph A. Gabrielson *' (ieorge H. Sehelling Chicago
Christ Glenz " (Maud C. Shewmaker Ridgway
James Gorhard ' * Carl H. Sch werm Peoria
Nellie S. Green Amboy Mark H. Simmons Macomb
Edward W. Haman Mattoon ; Bernard Spark CbieaiFO
FrankJ. Hanus Chicago Paul Stahlfeld
Wilbert E. Harrison Cuba William M. St. Clair Nunda
Joseph A. Hellmuth Chicago Charlotte Stimson Tiskilwa
Mary A. Hobart Ashmore John W. Taylor Willlamsvi lie-
Earl Householder Mt. Morris , Carl Turner Sheldon
Frederick E. Hubbard Chicago Richard A. Walker Metropolis
John W. Use Belleville Lillian Wilklns Chicago
for registration as apprentices were examined and approved.
The application of W. H. Sovereign, Stillman Valley, for registra*
tion as apprentice was examincMl. The applicant not complying with
the requirements of the Board, registration not granted.
The application of B. W. MacDonald, Homer, for registration as
apprentice was examined. Th(» applicant not complying with the
requirements of the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Herbert L. McMillan, of Aledo, for registration
as apprentice was examined. The applicant not meeting the require-
ments of the Board, registration not granted.
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The applications of —
Anderson & Galbraith West End . William C. Papenberir Ames
Ed S. Bray Veta Grande Enoch Pearson Sharpsbunr
William Curl Hidalsro Reed Bros Millersbure
Dainty & Pearson St. David
Denman & Stevens Yale
Thomas J. Doiifirlus Batchtown
Joseph Erwin Hoosier
Ha^arty & Tratfo Dix
Richcy C. Reynolds Berdan
G. T. Schroeder Matteson
John H. Shiep Lis
HenrySnider Villa Grove
John W . Teaney Otterville
Narcisse Hart West Point Vankirk & Co Lowder
H iiston Bros. & Berry Phillipstown Thomas P. Wachob . . Moore's Prairie Center
William G. Jack Buffalo Fred WierwilU" Brownfield
Jacob Loeran Jeffer«onville Williams & Bryden Rosboro
H. Maire(feCo Ridgefleld E.J. Zeiters : Covell
Fred Miller Dieterich |^ George Himmel.Jr Topeka
Charley Montgomery.. Mont jromery Corners
Annie Morrow Athens ville
J. A. Brumh've, M. D Teutopolis
Gerlmrd Brefeld Aviston
for permits to sell domestic remedies and patent and proprietary
medicines were examined and approved.
The application of J. Fred Ettner, Carpenterville, for a permit to
sell domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines was ex-
amed by tlie Board. Permit not granted.
The application of Geo. C. Rice, Oakwood, for rehearing upon ap-
plication for permit to sell domestic remedies and patent or proprie-
tary medicines, was held over for further consideration.
The application of Otto G. Heyden, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, was read and referred to Mr.
Schmidt for investigation as to competency.
The application of Robert E. Stevens, Rochelle, for fegistration as
assistant pharmacist was referred to Mr. Schmidt for investigation as
to competency.
The application of Joseph J. Dale, of Carmi, for registration as
assistant pharmacist was read and referred to Mr. Simpson for inves-
tigation as to competency.
The applicaiion of Everett B. Hobart, Ash more, for registration as
assistant pharmacist was read anc' referred to Mr. Hatch for investi-
gation as to competency.
The applications of D. A. Stevens, West Salem, Victor F. Walter
for registration as registered pharmacist, and W. L. Sharp, Keens-
burg, and Bert Prickett, Centralia, for registration as assistant
pharmacists were referred to Mr. Simpson for investigation.
The applications of Theo. Moratz, Bloomington; John (I.Ermel-
ing, Havana; C. E. Webber, Mill Shoals, for registration as regis-
tered pharmacists, and A. C. Funcke, East St. Louis; AValter Holder-
read, Litchfield: Herbert N. Hinkle, Alton, and Edward A. Graf,
Alhambra, for registration as assistant pharmacists, were referred to
Mr. Hatch for investigation.
The application of C. A. Reen, Peoria, for registration as regis-
tered pharmacist, and applications of L H. Van Dyke. Eureka, and
Frank M. Leslie, Manitou, for registration as assistant pharmacists,
were referred to Mr. Zimmermann for investigation.
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The applications of D. G. Swannell, Champaign, and Carl Averitt,
Tusc^ola, for registration as assistant pharmacists, were referred to
Mr. Culver for investigation.
The application of W. H. Norton, Hampshire, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, was referred to Mr. Schmidt for investigation.
The application of Max O'Koniewski, for registration as registered
pharmacist for a re-hearing, was referred to Mr. Schmidt for investi-
gation.
Upon the conclusion of review of applications for registration,
On motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in
room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Saturday, February 13,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday, February 13,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The following claims were presented and referred to the Commit-
tee on Finance and Audit:
Albert Zimmermann, per diem and expenses 996 00
F. M. Schmidt.
A. A. Culver,
H. Lee Hatch,
W. C. Simpson.
Frank Fleury, Secretary
55 00
72 00
8880
9300
salary first quarter 500 00
postage 15700
miscellaneous expenses of Board 92 67
" * * personal expenses attendincr Board meetinif 60 00
A. M . Mcpherson, Assistant Secretary, salary first quarter 180 00
A. W. McPherson. bookkeeper, salary 195 00
1. M. Watson, salary, stenojrrapher 150 00
L. M. Smith & Hro..two months' rent office, Chicaifo 70 00
Merchants' Publishing Co.. supplies 28 75
Illinois State Journal, prlntine: , 27 25
Robert Stevenson & Co., drugs 71 00
E. P. Hartman & Co.. supplies 12 50
E. F. Hartman 1 60
Pantagraph Printing and Stationery Co 11 50
Smith, Premier, repair typewriter 10 25
Hack & Anderson, printing 7 60
The Committee on Finance and Audit made the following report:
To the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
Gektlemek: — Your Committee on Finance and Audit, to whom was referred
the claims of —
Albert Zimmermann. per diem and expenses 896 00
K. M. Schmidt. " ** 55 00
A.A.Culver. " ** 72 00
H.LeeHatcb. " ** 83 80
W.C.Simpson. '* ** 93 50
Frank Pleury, SecretaiT. salary first quarter 500 00
postage 157 00
misoeilaneouB expenses. Board 92 67
pergonal expenses attending: meet ini? 60 00
A. M. McPherson. Assistant Secretary, salary first quarter 180 00
A . W. Mcpherson, salary, bookkeeper 195 00
1. M. Watson, salary as stenogrrapner 150 00
L. M. Smith & Bro.. two months' rent office in Ohicaffo 70 00
Merchants' Publishinsr Co., supplies 28 75
lilinoia State Journal, printinsr 27 25
Robert Stevenson & Co.. druors 71 00
E. F. Hartman & Co.. supplies 12 50
E. P. Hartman 1 50
Smith. Premier, repair on typewriter 10 25
Hack & Anderson, printinflr 7 50
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report that they have examined vouchers, find them correct, and recom-
mend that they be allowed, and warrants be drawn upon the Treasurer for
the amount due each.
Respectfully submitted,
H. Lee Hatch,
F. M. Schmidt,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
On motion of Mr. Culver, report of committee received, recom-
mendations concurred in and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in room 173,
Thirtjininth street, Chicago, 111., Monday, April 26, 1^97, at 10
o'clock a. m., for general business.
. Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, 111., Monday, April 26, 1897, at
9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
Minutes of meetings held February 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, 1897,
read and approved.
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The following communication was read:
Chicago, February 8, 1897.
At a regular meeting: of the Faculty of the School of Pharmacy of the Uai-
Tersity of Illinois, this day, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Faculty of the School of Pharmacy of the University of
Illinois requests the State Board of Pharmacy of Illinois to assist, in conjunc-
tion with the advisory board of the Illinois Pharmaceutical Association, in the
examinations of the graduating class of the school, in Chicago, April 12, i:j,
14 and 15, 1897.
W. B. Da\\ Secretary,
The Board proceeded to examine all applications for registration
by examination, and to decide as to the eligibility of the applicants
for examination. Quite a number of applicants appeared before the
Board in person, and owing to the large number of applicants, the
Board decided to divide the class in two sections, there being over
20() applicants. The first division to commence Tuesday morning-
April 27, the second division to commence Monday, May 3.
The applications of —
John G. Ermeliiiif Havana C. A. Reen Peoria
Theodore Moratz Bloominfirton U. A. Stevens West Salem
Max O'Koniewski Chicago Victor P. Walter Mt. Carmel
Doan Parks Fairview C. E. Webber MiU Shoals
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6, were ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency being satis-
factory to the Board, registration granted, and upon motion, the
Secretary was instructed to issue certificates to each of the persons
named.
The applications of —
Carl Averitt Tuscola John Mulkey Cairo
Arthur C. Puncke East St. Louis William H. Norton Hampshire
Howard N.(;eypr Sterlinsr , Bert Pricfcett Centralia
Edward A. Graf Alhambra W^illiam L. Sharp Keensbnrsr
Herbert N. Hinkle Alton Dan G. SwanneJi Champaijni
Walter Holderread Litchfield Louis H. VanOyke Eureka
Frank N. Leslie Manitou '
for registration as assistant pharmacists under section 7, time service
clause, were examined. The evidence of competency being satis-
factory to the Board, registration granted, and upon motion, the
Secretary was instructed to issue certificates to each as assistant
pharmacists.
The application of Hedley Davis, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 6%6 examined. Re-registration granted
upon the payment of back fees.
The application of James E. Warder, Chicago, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 8(H1) examined. Re-registration granted
upon the payment of back fees.
The application of Alonzo Moffitt, Wyoming, for re-registration a»
registered pharmacist No. 2814 examined. Re-registration granted
upon the payment of back fees.
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The application of John A. Mayer, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 850 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Henry M. Walk, Enfield, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 2234 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of John S. Trares, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 0943 examined. Re-registration granted upon pay-
ment of back fees.
The application of L. K. Crissey, Marengo, for re-registration a&
assistant pharmacist No. 369 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of W. F. Dessau, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 3699 examined. Re-registration granted upon pay-
ment of back fees.
The application of P. H.* Bernhard, Lockport, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 6195 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of A. J. Riedel, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist examined. Re-registration granted upon payment of
back fees.
The application of H. C. Kibbie, Oblong, for re-registration as reg-
istered pharmacist examined, and Secretary was instructed to issue
H. C. Kibbie a red certificate as registered pharmacist for Oblong,
only upon payment of back fees.
The application of B. A. Hattenhauer, Streator, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 741, examined. The last registration
expired Dec. 31, 1891. Being out of the business over five years, re-
ref;cistration not granted.
The application of W. O. Denman, Greenup, for reregistration as
registered pharmacist No. 5291, examined. Last registration expired
Dec. 31, 1888. Being out of business over eight years, re- registration
not granted.
The application of C. H. Wineman, Auburn, for duplicate certifi-
cate, original having been destroyed by fire, examined. The Secre-
tary was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
The application of Frank M. Hutton, Auburn, for duplicate certi-
ficate as assistant pharmacist, the original having been destroyed by
fire, examined. The Secretary was instructed to issue duplicate cer-
tificate.
The application of E. L. Shinkle, Casey, for duplicate certificate as
registered pharmacist, original having been destroyed by fire, exam-
ined. The Secretary was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
The application of Harry M. Long, Evanston, for duplicate certifi-
cate as assistant pharmacist No. 2140, examined. The Secretary was
instructed to ascertain from Mr. Long how. when and where certificate
was destroved.
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The application of Guy Rutson, Chicago, for duplicate certificate
as registered pharmacist No. 6867, examined. The Secretary was in-
structed to ascertain from Mr, Rutson how, when and where certifi-
cate was destroyed.
The application of Jessie Entriken Altom for change of name on
certificate and records from Jessie Entriken to Jessie Entriken Al-
tom, she having changed her name by marriage. The proper affida-
vits, setting forth the facts in this case, having been made, the Secre-
tary was^ instructed to change the name upon the records of the books
and certificate, in accordance with the application.
The application of Ethan Allen for re-registration as registered
pharmacist, was examined. The Secretary was instructed to notify
Mr. Allen that he must furnish satisfactory evidence of continuous
service in the drug business since the expiration of his last certifi-
cate; when this. was done, the Board would favorably consider his
case.
At 5 o'clock the Board adjourned to meet in room 173, Thirty-ninth
street, Tuesday, April 27, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved; Albert Zimmerman, President
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday, April 27, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann
presiding,
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Secretary was instructed to call the names of the first division
for examination. Ninety-three appeared. The balance of the appli-
cants were instructed to appear for examination Monday, May 3, at 9
o'clock a. m., for examination. After the class had been arranged for
examination President Zimmermann stated to the applicants the rules
and regulations governing examination.
The following are the names of the applicants:
LooIh H. Allen Chicago
Arthur Alexander
Henry M. Bentley Sadorus
Harry A. Boyce Chicacro
Hnrvey W. Brown
John P. Clarke Beraent
Geo. C. Dittman Chicaipo
Rudolph H. Doederlein * * Robert A. Shapiro
Rudolph Murava Cbicaffo
Leopold Mrazek
J. A. McGoey
Cheater G. Oswalt Qalesburs:
Edward S. Patten Oarbondale
Clarence H. Rivley Chieaeo
Albert Roth
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Herbert R. Han ley
'Constant Heckinsr
Euerene M. Hodgson Peotia
•Christopher C. Kelly Chicairo
Wm. Harvey Kelly LaGransre
Wm. G. Krieter Chicajro
Fred W. Lemon Aledo
\lbert Maffousson Chicago
\muel R. Maifee Hospital
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Geo. C Welnbergrer
Eufirene D. Allen Marseilles
Chas. A. Anderson Chieaflro
Edward R. Bender
Wilfrid J. Biumold Waukeffan
Clarence H. Bradley West Chicasro
Frank Cleaveland ChicaiPo
Wm.H. Daley.
Eben Austin Dodsre
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John C Dunn Cbieaeo
LK)m9H. P. Elich
C. P. Gakenheinier
John H.Gates
ClaraB. Hummel
Arthur Eampman * '
Clarenee E. King
Jos. R. Kloppenberfi: ' *
Prank Kremer
Herman Eretschmer
Albert E. Kruell
W. A. Lacharty
J. J. Miller
Ralph W. Moore Oranfreville
James F. McGlone Chicago
T.J. Pelikan
LerqyJ. Petlus
G W. Ramsdell
Edward Ned Redden
Chas. H. Satterfield
Ralph H.Smith
Wm. E.Snyder
Robert B. Spring
Fert W. Strickland Bloominfirton
Fred L. Wells Cbicago
Ruperi V. Wood
Herman A. Yates ' *
Arthur Zander * *
N.J. Zurawski
John B. Baker Plymouth
W. Franklin Babe Chicafiro-
Ivan M. Bregowsky
Jesse A. Burtis ' *
A. Grant Castor
J. H. Goodloe
J. J. Golenbiewski * *
Gustave Hertzberg *'
AldenD. Hughes
P. T. Jackson
Edmund Jankowski * '
Edward L. Miller Riverside
Frank H. Mo.-iH Highland Park
Gustiiv R. Montag Chicago
E. Ostrowski
Wm. Patch Sibley
Otto Porffes Chicasro
Fred G. Reed Quincy
Henry P. Sykes Cbcbanse
Albert C Walter Bloomington
James O. Wistein ChicHgo
Edwin V. Brown, M. D Hebron
George A. C'lark Chicago
Harry L. Cullom Neoga
Thomas F. Edmondston Camargo
Elmer E. Prantz Chicago
White L. Hausman '*
L. A. Link
Harry E. Shawvan * *
Raymond E. Taylor
Wm. E.Young
The Board proceeded to the examination without intermission un-
til 6 o'clock p. m., when,
Upon the motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in
room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Wednesday, April 2«, 1&97, at 9
o'clock a. m. for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President,
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, April 2.^,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of the applicants, and
continued without intermission until 6 o'clock p m., when,
Upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, April 29, 1^97.
at 9 o'clock a. m. for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
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Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, April 29, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann
presiding.
BOLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt. Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The examination continued without intermission until 4 o'clock
p. m., when all the applicants were examined. The Board then pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the ratings received by the applicants
examined within the past three days.
Having completed same, Mr. Simpson offered the following reso-
lution :
Kesolred, by the State Board of Phannacy, Illinois^ That—
Louis H. Allen Chicago Wm. G. Krieter Chieaco
Arthur Alexander '* ' Pred W. Lemon Aledo
Henry M. Bently Sadorus Albert Mamusson Chicago
Harry A. Boyct* Chicafiro Samuel R. Maffee Hospital
Harvey W. Brown ' * Rudolph Morava Chiearo
John F. Clarke Bement Leopold Mrazek
Geo. C. Dittman Chicagro J. A. McGoey
Rudolph Doederlein " Chester G. Oswalt Galesburcr
Herbert R. Hanley " Edward S. Patten Carbondale
Constant Heckinir ** Clarence H. Rivley Chicafiro
Euirene M. Hodgson Peoria Albert Roth ' *
Christopher C. Kelly Chioaifo • Robert A. Shapiro
Wm. Harry Kelly LuGrangre Geo. C. VVeinbcrifer
having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as registereti
pharmacists, oe and are hereby declared registered pharmacists by exami-
nation of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Schmidt offered the following resolution:
Resolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, That —
Eugene D Allen Marseilles W. A. Lacluirty Chicago
Chas. A. Anderson Chicago J. J. Miller
Edward R. Bender " Ralph W. Moore OranfireviUe
Wilfrid J. Bifiniold Waukeifan James P. McGlone Chicaiwi
Clarence H. Bradley West Chicasro T. J. Pelikan
Frank Cleveland Chicago Leroy J. Pettus
William H. Daley " G. W. Ramsdell
Eben Austin Dodcre * ' Edward Ned Redden
" nu_. u i:;«.i.<.^.«t.>u •>
John C. Dunn *' Chas. H. Satterfleld
Louis H.P. Elich •* Ralph H. Smith
C. P. Oakenheinier ** William E. Snyder
• .
John H.Gates ** Robert B. Spring
Clara B. Hummel *' ' Bert W. Strickland Bloomingrton
Arthur Kampniann '* , Fred L. Wells Chicago
Clarence M. Kin^ ** Rupert V. Wood .
Joseph R. Kloppenhurgr " Herman A. Yates
Prank Kremer ** Arthur Zander.
Herman Kretschmer * * N. J. Znrawski.
Albert E. Kruell
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having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacist, be and are hereby declared as.sistant pharmacists by examination
of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
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Upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Secretary was authorized to re-
turn the fee paid, by those who had failed to pass examination either
for registered pharmacist or assistant pharmacists, provided they
•desired to withdraw their applications.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in room ITIi,
Thirty-ninth street. Chicago, Illinois, on Friday, April 30, 1897, at
9 o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Flevry, Secret arjj.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms
173. Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, on Friday, April 30, 1897,
«t 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann,
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of the applications for
registration under the time service clause.
The application of Otto G. Heyden, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of comi)etency
not l)eing satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Kenyan A. Palmer, Joliet, for registration as
registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of comjjetency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Tillie F. Wilson, Shabbona, for registration as
registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of S. A. Lancaster, Marion, for registered pharma-
cist was examined. The evidence of competency not being-satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of C. E. Hathaway, Savanna, for registration as
registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency
not ]>eing satisfactory to tlie Board registration not granted.
The ax^plication of J. W. Kask, Chicago, for registration as regis-
tered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of W. J. Van Hoesen, Jr., Galesburg, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of compe-
tency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted,
The application of R. C. Kerntopf, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory to the Board registration not granted.
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The applicntioQ of A. J.Bruce. Joliet, for registration as registered
pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of E. C. Schelling, for registration as registered
pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of H. G. Gerlach. Maple Park, for registration as
registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency
not being'satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of B. H. GoU, Jr., Chicago, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of C. P. Stringfield, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of T. L. Xelowski, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of E. S. Sprague, Woodstock, for registration as
registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
\yemg satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Frank J. Van Cleave, Aurora, for registration
as registered pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency
not being satisfactory, registration not 4?ranted.
The application of H. M. AUemong, Lanark, for registration as
registered pharmacist examined. The applicant not being eligible,
registration not granted.
The application of E. B. Hobart, Ashmore, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of J. J. Dale, Carmi, for registration as assistant
pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of R. E. Stevens, Rochelle, for registration as
assistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory registration not granted.
The application of J. J. Miller, Hanover, for registration as assist-
ant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory registration not granted.
The application of C. W. Schreiner, Mt. Carroll, for registration as
assistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not
being satisfactory registration not granted.
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The application of F. C. Scott, Sandwich, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not be-
ing satisfactory registration not granted.
The application of H. D. Warner, Paw Paw, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory registration not granted.
The application of R. W. Bowman, Savanna, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist examined. The applicant not being eligible
registration not granted.
The applications of —
Claude S - Aldrich Richmond
Walter B . Allemong Lanark
Frank Barker. Jr Rocbelle
Perry Barker Rochelle
Henry L. Bank .Chicago
Frank A. Benthey
Harry Blu Milford
Louis C. Bonninsr Chic«e:o
Frank E. Brawl y
Byron A. Burlingham
Charles D. Cleaveland Prophetstown
Laurence N . Cole Chicaaro
Edgar J . Corgan Taniaroa
Ella L. Cooper Milledgeville
John B .Crozier Capron
Anton A . Dabrowski Chicago
Adolph Dauber LaSalle
Frank T. Dickey East St. Louis
Harry Edwards Dixon
William P. Flynn Ottawa
Joseph S. Frank Chicago
Henry A. (loddard Hebron
Elmer E . Gordan Robinson
Edwin J. Ouenther Freeport
William VV. Harris Springttt-ld
Eueene H. Haines Taylorville
Willard E. Hime Urbana
George H. Helm Alsoiiquin
Albert W. Johnson Cbirago
Max Kamo
Louis Leroy Kidder Pecatonica
Ignatius Kowalskl Chicago
Frank W. Kraeiuer
Joseph Krzy winski Chicago
('harles E. Krummenacher Highland
Fred S. Lydick Newman
Frank B. Mead Mnrengo
Frank Nader Chicago
Holland E. Nease Winslow
Carl Rudolph Nelson Moline
Will O. Nobiliiig Kewanee
C^harles H . Olmsted Milledgeville
Fred W. Pfanschmidt Quincy
Stanislas Py tt- rek Cbica^'O
Thomrts U. Renuud
William Rodenhauser Bloomiugton
Abraham Rosenfleld Chicago
Phillip iJ. Sanders V^ienna
Ida Sehwandt Bloomingron
Louis Schwanke Chictigo
Carlo. Schlueter East St. Louis
Fred O. Smith Olrard
Harry R. Smith Str»-ator
Harry B. Smith Murphysboro
William L. Sutherland PincKneyville
Reinhold E. Swerisson Chicago
George O. Taylor
Camille A. Teisseder Ottawa
('lair R. Travis Say brook
Harry R. Tru-io Sf»rling
F'rank H . Tubbesing Quincy
Edith R. Van Patten Rochelle
John N. Vane Palestine
James C. Washb\iru Wh^^eler
Sidney Weirather Cuba
Allan E. Williams Chicii;:o
for registration as apprentices examined and approved.
The application of Christina Ehlen, for registration as apprentice,
examined and not approved.
The application of (r. J. Houseman, Chicago, for registration as
apprentice, examined. Registration not granted.
At five o'clock p. m , upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Board ad-
journed to meet in room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Saturday, May 1,
1897. at 9 o'clock a. m. •
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday, May 1, 1897, at
9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. Vice President Schmidt
presiding.
-5 P.
m
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Simpson. Absent,
Mr. Zimmermann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of ai)plications for per-
mits.
The applications of —
CM. Adams .lohnsburjr L. H. IJtchtleld Rockefeller
Thomas .1. Alabaugh Hatron Irvin Lyman Pittwood
William Anderson Landes John H. Macke Oliver
Frank D. Andernon West End , John F. Makemson Brothers
I. J. Appleton Ronnd Grove L. F. Marden & Co Marden
(MiflPord W. Atkinson Shirland • Alexander Moore & Co Belle Rive;
Barnett & White Kedron Moore & Piatt I>ake Fcrk
I). H. Best* Co Breckenridire William W. Moutray Wynoos
Wilson M. Boyd Trimble Thomas J. McBride Blair
Charles Braselton & Bro Schooler Villa Edward C . McClan' Dayton
Charles Brown Busey J. 8. McCraw Stark
James W. Brownin,^ Simpson William A. Null Webb
Ljerouel Camery Falmouth Nundle & Wiirrins Hillsdale
Cary E. Clendenny Bay Landinic Arthur B. Palmer Kibbie
CoxBros Hudson Henry A. Park l«\iUerton
Cnmmins & Owens Rudement William & Flora E. Phillips Shirland
William H. Davis Solon Mills Frank Quintal & Son Naples
Willis Disbrow & Co Alden G. E. Rollinson Divide
Joseph T. Evans Wolf Lake L. H. & C. A. Roosa Atlan
Mat Flynn Tansill A. G. Schwerman & Co Gilmer
Felix Gross Felix Bernard L. Shuey Cleveland
Hart & Williams Blanchard Fred S. Smii h Alden
J. W. Heaton Middletown William M. Staten Trimble
William W.Henley Allen's Sprinif , David Sujrar Lake Villa
F. A. HilllB Hickory William B. Truax Bijr Foot Prairie
Hof meiHter & Thoren Bros Rock City William H . Varble Jalappa
(teorgre Jafnes Montrose < Welch & Bryant Roland
Benjamin Jones Sandusky P. W . Weyl Busselvillu
Kuhn & Bull Union Center Whetstone Bros Bessie
Cieorge B. Lambert Junction City H. L. WillianiH Indianola
Daniel Lifiick.... Eiffht miles from Marshall John C. Williams Pocahontan
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for permits to sell domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medi-
cines, examined and approved.
The application of W. A. Shoemaker, Thomson, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines was examined.
Application not granted.
The application of John Buehler, Crystal Lake, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines examined.
Application not granted.
The application of Frederich Meyer. Columbia, for permit to sell
domestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Applica-
tion not granted.
The applicatiqn of E. England, Raccoon Township, for a permit
to sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Ap-
plication not granted.
The application of Peter Kribs, Prairie dii Rocher, for a permit to
sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Appli-
cation not granted.
The application of T. W. Leggitt, Oblong, for a permit to sell do-
mestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Application
not granted.
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The application of Wade Neal, Thackeray, for a permit to sell do-
mestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines examined. Ap-
plication not granted.
The application of Dr. W. A. Steele, Maunie, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and patent or proprietary medicines examined.
Application not granted.
The application of Frederick Schneiderwind, Union, for a permit
to sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Ap-
plication not granted.
The application of Geo. Wehrheim, Baldwin, for a permit to sell
domestic remedies and proprietary medicines examined. Application
not granted.
At 5 o'clock p. m., upon motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board ad-
journed to meet in Room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, 111.,
Monday. May 3, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m. for examination.
Ai^proved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretarif.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Monday, May 3, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m.,
pursuant to adjournment, Vice-President Schmidt presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt and Simpson. Absent:
Mr. Zimmermann.
The regular business, the examination of the second division of
the class, the Secretary was instructed to call the roll and arrange
the class for examination.
The following were present:
William L. Becker Chicasro
Frederick F. Belirens
Georare F. Bermele
W. Campbell Burt *'
0»cwC. Ebinsrer "
Edward E. EssliDifer '*
Emit J. Fiaher '*
Harry R Friedsren **
Harrison G. Gerlaeh Maple Park
HoratSo R. Gilmore Chicasro
Peter W. Jacobus * *
Charles P. Krough **
Harry B. McCreary '*
John F. Nelson Rock Island
John F. Roade!« Chieaffo
Herbert B. Rowe Redmon
Hiram Schwarz Cbicafro
Charles W. Starz Delavan
Georir® Stranb Berwyn
Joseph A. Todd Chicasro
George S. Tomlinson
I^sUe J. Trowbridffe Marseilles
Evert Van Buren, Jr Chicago
Charles A. Warhanik **
Marco Williams *•
Mortimer S. Wooster Chicaso
Clarence A. Zerse Danville
( Tustav S. Aschermann Chicaifo
Harry Braun Bloomingrton
Lynds S. Cooke Momence
Raymond von Danden Chicago
Charles H. Doerr **
Henry C. Eckart
Henry W. Plomer * *
Carl B. Gilbert **
LouisP.Hall
Henry R. Hertzbere
A. S. Holmsted **
Arthur E. Howard *'
Arthur Jaekson
Georfpe J. Kappus
Andrew Kepert
Ernest Koropp r. Mendota
(4eorfi:e E. Kurtz Chicago
Bohumil Lauber
Anton Liska
Seymour R. Meisel
Will G. Merrill **
Edward E. Miller **
Alfiry C. Moore Kankakee
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Henry F. Mueller Molioe
W. D. McCrillis Chicajro
8. S. Prentiss McKenzie Jacksonville
Edwin P. A. Neverman Chicasro
EfirilT.Olsen *'
Robert R. Pfgrrara
An<Jrtw W. Petersen
Frederich A. Richcnann Elgin
Lubu J. Robin Cbicafo
Philip H. Rosser Rockford
Charles E. Rowe Cbicaero
William T. Rnhland **
Georpe T. Schlanbush
William Smale '*
Fred D. Steck "
John Steker **
John Van De Luyster
Raymond G. Waite * *
Frank E. Wenham "
Justin S. Wiener
PaulH.Wiedel **
Charles W. Winnem * *
Norm»n H. Yeo
Charles A. Bertram "
William Boenifirk *'
Albert A Faupel *' .
Samuel H. Fetberston
Peter F.Fina Chicago
Charles F. floch "
John L. Kraker
Leo S. J. Linden
Arthur T. Moore Braidwood
James A. Patterson Chica^-
Thomas H. Poaire
Charles P. Schaefer **
W. Albert Dukes St Joseph
Oscar L. Anderson Chicairo
Harry L. Bode
Olav Boehmer * '
Harriet B. Breaks
Howard G. Cory .•... **
Justin Davis ? "
E. J. Grunska "
Joseph N. Hosteny
Gilbert J. Housman *'
Frank Fleer Quincy
James A. Meikle Chicago
Walter Nenbauer
Charles J. O'Keefc **
John A. Okonski **
Gustav H. Schultz Danville
John F. Stone Chicagro
JacohA. Topf •*
W.William Winberfir "
The Secretary was instructed to divide the class into two sections,
the second division being instructed to appear for the written ex-
amination at 1 o'clock p. m., there being 102 applicants. The first
section was seated, and the Secretary was instructed to explain the
rules and regulations of the Board in regard to examination, after
which the Board proceeded to the examination, and continued with-
out intermission until 1 o'clock., the first division having completed
the written work, and the second taken seats. After the Secretary
had instructed the class in regard to the rules and regulations of the
Board governing the examination, the Board proceeded with the ex-
amination, and continued without intermission until 6 o'clock p; m.^
all the applicants having finished the written examination, a num-
ber of them dispensing and a number identification of specimens.
On motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Tuesday May 4, 1897, at 9 o'clock
for continuation of examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, 111., Tuesday May 4, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of applicants for regis-
tration, and continued without intermission until 6 o'clock p. m.,
when.
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Upon motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in
room 178, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday May 5,
1897. at 9 o clock for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Sect'efarv.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday May 5, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann pre-
siding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of applicants for regis-
tration, and continued without intermission until 4 o'clock p. m.,
having completed the examination of all the applicants.
The applications of —
CarlGibbs Lincoln
Claade E. Lindhorst Ramsey
Charles A. Loneriran Polo
Edward C. 01uff« Chicacro
Herbert Lewis McMillan Aledo
Charles E. Palmer Morrison
for registration as apprentices examined and approved.
On motion of Mr. Culver, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday May 6, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, 111., Thursday May 6, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann pre-
siding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of the ratings received
by the applicants in the past three days. Upon the completion of
:this work, Mr. Schmidt oflFered the following resolution:
Benohetl, I'ff the State hoiird of Pharinaci/, Ithtii
Willimm U Becker; Chk«o !
l^derlckF, P. BfbrenB
GeocgB P. Bermele
W.Campbell Bort
OxcBrC. Ebineer
Edward C. Easllneer
EinilJ. Fisher " ■
Harry R. PrledKen
Hurriaonli. Gerlach Maple Park i
Horatio R. Qilnioiir Chlciiso ■■
Feter W. JocobUM ,
Charles P. Kroa^h
Hurry B. HeCreary
JolmF. Ne!-on Hock Island
John P. HnadBs Chlcagc
Herbert B Rowe Redmoti
Hiram Schwara Cblca«c.-
Cbarles W. Starz Delavao
George Straub Berwyn
Joseph A, Todd Chicaso
(leoTKe S. Ti'nillii«on
I.ealle J. Trowbridge Marseilles
E»-rt VanBnrer.Jr Chicago
Marco Williaroa
Mortimer S. Woo«ter
having each pHsseU a satisfactory examination for registration .
pbitrniainsts, be and are hereby •.leclared reKistered pni
tion of the State Hoard of Pharmacy, Illinois,
Arlopte<i.
Mr. Hatch offered the followinij; resolution:
Heaolced, bij the State hoard of PhaTmaC'/, Illinois, That—
Cbicaeo
Momence
GeoreeE. Karti,.
Bohumil bHubev..
ADtunLUka
lenry F. Mueller Holine
.V. D. McCrilluB Chicair'>
s. S. Freatlss MeKeiiiie JackKOnvifle
5dwin P. A. Neverman ..ChieaKu
Andrew W, Petemen '*
Frederlcli A. Rlchmann Blibi
LubaJ. Knbin Chieaco
I'bilip H. Rosier Roohforil .
CharleBE. Kowe Cbleaco
William T.Ruhland
George T. SchlanbU"cb
William Sm ale
FrankD.Steck "
John Steker
John Van deLujster
Raymond O. WuKe
Prank E. Wenbara
JoBtin S.Wiener
P»nlH,Wipdel
— ■ W. WlQiie
A]gi C. Moore Kankakee | NomiBD H. Yeo..
ench having passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacists, be And are hereby declared assistant pharmacists bv e:tamiuation
of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted,
The Secretary was instructed to return the fee paid to all appti-
cantB who failed to pass a satisfactory examination either as regis-
tered pharmacist or assistant pharmacist, provided they desired same
returned.
The application of John F. Wnrnick, Franklin Grove, for re-regis-
tration as registered pharmacist No. 5^)47 examined. Re- registration
granted upon payment of back fcts.
The application of N. R. Engele. Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No, 917^ examined, Re-rcgistration granted
upon payment of back fees.
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The applications of
Gt*orse F. Carle Roekfeller ' William B. Johnson Wynoose
Thomas J. <ia»rison Thachery Samuel C. Hazel (^rantsburs
William B. Jeuninflrs Timothy •
for permits to sell domestic remedies and patent and proprietary
medicines were examined and approved.
The following claims were presented as follows:
A. Zimmermaiiii, per diem and expenses $129 00
F. M. Schmidt. '• *' 129 00
A. A. Culver. " " Ul 00
H.LeeHatch. ** " 137 70
W.C.Simpson. " ** 156 10
Friink Fkury. salary as Secretary three months 500 00
A. May McPhersou. salary three months 180 00
A. W. McPherson, salary three months 195 00
I. M. Watson, salary as stenosrrapher three months 150 00
Frank Fleury. Secretary, lefiral expenses 300 00
Frank Fleury. Secretary, personal expenses 60 00
Frank Fleury, Secretary, expense-s (Jommittee on Complaints and Prosecutions. . . 64 CO
Frank Fleury. Secretary, miscellaneous expenses Board 200 90
Frank Fleury. Secretary, postaire 78 25
T. H. Field, special work Committee on Prosecutions 142 50
L. M. Smith & Bro.. rent two months 70 00
Fleury & Kautb. drugs 13 10
R. N. Dodds. druKs 8 00
PaDtafrraph Printing & Stationery Co.. printing and supplies 67 50
Central Union Tel. Co 14 25
J. B. Brown, postal iruide 2 00
H. W. Kokker, printini; and supplies 45 70
Frank Simmons, supplies 10 10
•J. M. StrifBer, ice three months 4 50
W. A Parker & Co.. printing....' 13 OO
Hack & Anderson, printintr <iuestions 8 25
The Committee on Finance and Audit made the following report:
jfo the State Board of Pharmacy , Illinois:
Gentlemen: — Your Committee on Finance and Audit, to whom was referred
the claims of
A. Zimmermann. Peoria S129 OO
F. M. Schmidt, Chicago 129 00
A. A. Culver. Momence Ill 00
H- Lee Hatch, Jacksonville 137 70
W. C. Simpson. Vienna 156 10
Frank Fleury, Secretary 500 00
Frank Fleury, Secretary, learal expenses 300 00
Frank Fleury, Secretary, personal expenses 60 00
Frank Fleury. Se^cretary, expenses Committee on Prosecutions 64 00
Frand Fleury. Secretary, miscellaneous expenses Board 200 90
Frank Fleury. Secretary, postage 78 25
A. May SlcPherson 180 00
A. W. Mcpherson 11K5 00
I. M. Watson 160 00
T. H. Field 142 50
L. M. Smith & Bro * 70 00
Fleury & Rauth 18 10
R. N. OoddH 8 00
Panta^raph Printinfir & Stationery Co 67 50
Central Union Tel. Co 14 25
J. B. Brown 2 00
H. W. Rokker 45 70
Frank Simmons 10 10
J. M. Striffler 4 50
W. A. Parker 13 10
Hack & Anderson 8 25
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report they have examined same, find them correct, recommend that they be
allowed and warrants drawn upon the Treasurer for the amount due each.
Respectfully submitted,
H. Lee Hatch,
P. M. Schmidt,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
On motion, report of committee received, recommendations con-
curred in and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room 3,
State House, Monday, June 14, 1897, Springfield, Illinois, at 9 o'clock
a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 3,
State House, Springfield, Illinois, Monday, June 14, 1897, at 9 o'clock
a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmerman presiding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
man.
Minnies of meetings held April 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and May 1, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6, read and approved.
The Board proceeded to the examination of applications under the
time service clause.
The applications of —
Geo. W Berry Ashland
Lyman A. LumminsB Bunker Hill
Jubn T. Lneder Chicagro
Henry C. Rohm East St. Louis
Gu8 A. West Oilman
J. A. Zabriskie Geneva
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6, was ex-
amined. The evidence of competency being satisfactory to the
Board, registration granted. The Secretary was instructed to issue
certificates under section 6.
The applications of —
Michael H. B eland Spring field
William Bryant Cairo
Harold C. Swanson Cbicngro
S. P. C, Garst Stanford
C'arl L. Hebsacker Cairo
t\ (t. McMeacham Carthare
Will C. liainbow Murpbysboro
Ira A. McNichols Tolono
M. G. Piumley Heyworth
for registration as assistant pharmacists under section 7, time ser-
vice clause, examined. The evidence of competency being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration was granted, and the Secretary was
instructed to issue certificates under section 7.
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The application of Jesse H. Baird, Gilson, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of W. C. Barr, Braidwood, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6, was examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
■granted.
The application of Edward Winders, Dixon, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of John F. Martin, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under secticxn 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of W. H. Bouren, Kenney, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of his
competency riot being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Geo. E. Franke, Newton, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of W. J. Weigand, Naperville, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Rodney E. Kenney, Tiskilwa, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence
of his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of Chas. J. Johnson, GiflFord, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Parmer Rossman, Oak Park and Chicago, for
registration as registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The
•evidence of his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, reg-
istration not granted.
The application of D. R. Van Read, M. D., Shelbyville, for regis-
tration as registered pharmacist, under section 6, examined. The
Board decided that he would be eligible for examination under sec-
tion 5 as a physician and not under section 6.
The application of Burton W. Corbus, LaSalle, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section G, examined. The applicant not
being eligible under section 6, registration not granted.
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The application of William H. Burns, Louisville, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of three years* ex-
perience in a drug store not being satisfactory, the Secretary was in-
structed to write him in regard to when he finished attending school.
The application of Clyde A. Jackson, Fairview, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of his competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of W. H. McCiain, Jr., Onarga. for registration
as assistant pharmacist, examined. Tlie evidence of his competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of John W. Day. Jr., Clinton, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of his competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Otto H. Deiehman, Mt. Vernon, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of his compe-
tency not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Louis V. Datin, Nauvoo, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of his competency
not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of W. G. Johnston, Rock Island, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, examined. The applicant not having had
three years' service in a drug store, registration not granted.
At 5 p. m. on motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet
in rooms 8 and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Tuesday, June
15, at 9 o'clock a. m. for examination of applicants, they having
been notified to appear on the 15th and 16th in place of June 17th.
Approved: Albert Zimmermaxn, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury. Secretary,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms
3 and 7, Tuesday, June 15, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to ad-
journment, President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver. Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The regular order of business being the examination of applicants
for registration, the Secretary was instructed to call the names of the
applicants and arrange the class.
The following persons presented themselves for examination:
James A. Carroll Chicago Uui«tavo Ilertzberjf Cbicas-o
Albert A. Faupel *' Anthony E. Kuhn
Adjlph M. Kiiike Eirsi St. T^ouis Oscnr w. LeMay GiUeapie
E<lward E. Fowler Chicago Olivfr Lewis Stone Port
Kussell M. Prisbey Mattoon ("liarleM Lockhart Hillsboro>
Henry £. Gros? Chicago , Jaiues W. Mayes Dalton City
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Fred W. Metzeer Spriofirfield Gustav H. Schultz Chicagfo
Frank E. Mc&enzie Chicago
John N. Mackenzie
Claire F. McLean Bloom ingrton
Dan P. Seibert.
William W. Soward Fithlan
Arthur E. Stout Danville
William C. Parker Wauke^an • Charles A. Uzsell Bethalto-
August H. Staira Chicagro John A. Weber Belleville
Moses Stein " Henry Burkhardt Sprinfrfleld
Theodore W. Stock El Paso Alexander J . Bruce Chicago
August Tennysen Manhattan , Timothy M. Donovan
Frank J. Van Cleve Aurora Peter F. Fina Kakakee
James O. Wistein Chicago Chas. T. Flacheneker Alton
Thaddeus Z. Xelowski *' , Prank A. Forbrich Chicago
Albert M. Barker Sparta i Harry Healy Loda
John Berry Tay lorville Gustav M. Belland Chicago
B. V. Bolles Sprinsrfleld Theodore A. Hohman
George H Boady Paua ' Wra. J. Keeley
David P. Crawford Decatur i Charles M. Kennedy . .
James J. Parrell Sullivan Charles W. Kenney . .
John M. Gibbon Lovington Charles D. Kiler Bloomington
Leo Ginsburg Cliicago \ A. H. Kremer Chicago
Gilbert J. Houneman * * . Samuel Rosenberg
Edward P. Imerthal Mt. Olive John B. Toler Carbondale
B. Franklin Keith Alto Pass ' Henry Weigand. Jr Chicago
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Peter J. Koerper , Chicago Chas. J. W angler.
Alexander J. Nimrao ** Arthur Dougherty Macorab
ClareA. Ott ** , Fred E. Barker Belvidere
Norman E. Prince Enfield ' Albert E. Rives East St. Louis
Harry E, Rowe Leland George A. Stokes Kankakee
L<»uis W. Ryder Chicago ' Zack Gill Oldham Urbana
Will S. Sande.sc.n Mound City i Ben P. Waymen. M. D Walnut Hill
Otto Schuh Chicago I
The class being in readiness they were addressed by President
Zimmermann regarding the rules and regulations governing the ex-
aminations.
The Board then proceeded with the examination, and continued
without intermission until 6 o'clock p. m.
The application of B. F. Marple, Potomac, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of
his competency being satisfactory to the Board for Potomac, regis-
tration granted.
The application of Lute M. Hamilton, Wellington, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence
of his competency being satisfactony to the Board for Wellington,
registration granted.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in rooms -^
and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday, June 16, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms 3
and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, June IH, 1^<97, at 9 o'clock
a. m., pursuant to^adjournment. President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt. Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
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The Board proceeded to the examiDation of the applicants, and
continued without intermission until 6 o'clock p. m., when,
Upon motion of Mr. Simpson, the. Board adjourned to meet in
rooms 3 and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Thursday, June 17,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination and general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmebmamn, President
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in rooms 3
and 7, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Thursday, June 17, 1897, at
9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded with the examination of applicants, and con-
tinued without intermission until 12 o'clock, having completed the
examination of all the applicants, when the Board took a recess of
one hour for lunch.
At 1:30 p. m. the Board re-convened, and proceeded to the consid-
eration of the ratings received by applicants, examined in the last
three days. Upon the completion of this work Mr. Simpson oifered
the following resolution:
Resolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy , Illinois, That —
James S. Cnrroll Chicago
AlbertA. Faupel
AdolphM. Flnkp East St. Louis
Edward E. Fowler Chicairo
Kus^ell M. Frisbey Mattoon
Henry E. Gross (Jhica^o
<iu8tave HertKberff
Anthony E. Kuhn
Oscar W. LSfilay Gillespie
Oliver Lewis Stone Fort
Charles Lockhart Hilisboro
James VV. Mayes Dalton City
Fred W. Mets^er Sprinflrfleld
Frank E. McKenzie Chicago
John N. Mackenzie
Claire F. McLean Bloominfi1»n
William C Parker Waukeiran
Auffust H. Staea Chieaffo
Moses Stein
Theodore W. Stock El Paso
Auiru^t Tefinysen Manhattan
Frank J . Van Cleve Aurora
James ( ) . Wistein Chicasro
Thaddeus Z. Xelowski
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having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as registered
pharmacists, be and are hereby declared registered pharmacists, by examina-
tion of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Culver offered the following resolution:
Resolved, l>y the State Board of Fhanuacy, Illinois, That —
Albert M. Barker Sparta Clare A. Ott Sprinirfleld
•John B*»rry Taylorville Norman E. Prince Enfield
B. V. Bolles Sprinarfleld Harry E. Rowe Leiand
(teorsre H. Coady .Pana . Louis W. Ryoer ChicaiTO
David P. Crawford Decatur i Will S. Sandeson Mound City
James J. Farrell SuUirau • Otto Schuh Chiearo
JohnM. Gibbon Lovington < (iustav H. Schultz '*
Leo Ginsburg Chicago I Dan P. SeJbert
•Gilbert J. Houseman *• William W. So ward Pithian
Edward F. Imerthal Mt. Olive
B . Franklin Keith Alto Pass
•Peter J . Eoerper Chicago
A.lexander J. mmmo.
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Arthur E. Stout Danville
Charles A. Uzzell JSethalto
John A. Weber Belleville
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having; each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacists, be and are hereby declared assistant pharmacists by examina-
tion of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to return the fees paid by all the ap-
plicants who failed to pass the examination for registered pharmacist
or assistant pharmacist unless the applicants desired to leave their
applications on file for another examination.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of applications for reg-
istration under the time service clause.
The application of Chas. H. Heifner, Hinckley, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to his
competency not being satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Edwin O. Rowe, Hebron, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to his
competency not being satisfactory ^to the Board, rejscistration not
granted.
The application of Herman Schmidt, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence of his competency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Herbert L. Pettitt. Rock Falls, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to
his competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Frank J. Devorak, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to his
competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Thomas K. Baker, Chicago, for registration as-
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to his
competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Fred W. Meyer, Chicago, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence as to his competency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Mary F. Hatohek, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, examined. The evidence furnished as to com-
petency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The following applications were referred to Mr. A. Zimmermann
for investigation :
Jameft N Reynoldft Maoomh
William H. Damron Basco
Edwin L. Harris Lewistown
Percy M. Zinser Mlnonk
John F. fiuffstodt PriDceton.
for registration as assistant pharmacists, time service clause.
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The following applications were referred to Mr. F. M. Schmidt for
investigation: Margaret M. Rockey, Nora; Edgar B. Still, Fairdale,
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6, time service
■clause. .
Fred H. Colehour Mt. Carroll I William A. Renner Chicago
L. L. Hiatt Wheaton George N. Ruby Yorkvifie
William W. Klore Ohlcafiro i Georj?© P. Danby Elgin
Edward C Horsch Stockton Mrs. Eva J. Rummell Rockton
Emma D. Klotz Chicncro Robert M. Makeever Marseilles
C. H. Mishler Mt. Morris , George Weld Chicago
t>. E. Pouley Elburn i Harry W. Cook HunUfy
for registration as assistant pharmacists, section 7, time service
clause.
The following applications were referred to Mr. A. A. Culver for
investigation: B. A. Hattenhauer, Streator, and Amanda R. Hess,
Sidney, for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6.
Oren P. Holaday, for registration as assistant pharmacist, time serv-
ice clause.
The following applications were referred to Dr. H. Lee Hatch for
i n vestigation :
Mrs. Jessie E. Altom Patoka , Edgar Hifffnnbotbam Tower Hill
John W. Day Clinton ! George A.Klein Bethalto
Thomas E. Gra^g .^tonington Jonathan H. Seaman Taylorville
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 6.
(.)smey O. Cotter Glasgow ; O. C. Rees Kokomis
Peter L. Gain East St. Louis ' Claude D. Williamson Clinton
Edwin G. (Tross Gillespie Harry P. Yoe Rushville
Austin Fay Howard Towanda
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for registration as assistant pharmacists under time service clause.
The following applications were referred to Mr. W. C. Simpson for
investigation: Robert Prewett, Marshall; Robert W. Joyner, Ridg-
way, and Bradley Umbarger, O'Fallon, for registration as registered
pharmacist under section 6. Maynard C. Condrey, Oblong; B. L.
Kissel, Belleville; Harold Lemmon, Norris City, for registration as
assistant pharmacists under section 7, time service clause.
Upon motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in room
.'i. State House, Springfield, Illinois. Friday, June 18, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m., forejeneral business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Presideni.
Attest: Frank Fleury, /S'ecre/r/r,//.
Meeting of State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 3,
"State House, Springfield, Illinois, Friday, June 18, 1897, at 9 o'clock
a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann presiding.
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ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of applications for re-
registration and registration.
The application of Ross M. Mason, Paris, for registration as regis-
tered pharmacist under section H. examined. The evidence of his
competency being satisfactory to the Board, registration granted.
The application of L. J. M. Campbell, Chicago, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. .-3790. examined. Re-registration granted
upon i>ayment of back fees.
The application of William G. Law, Monmouth, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 5227, examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back {ens.
The application of M. L. Gettinger, Hunts City, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 3380, examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Louis P. Kotz, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 5436 examined. Re- registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Geo. B. Farrar, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 6322 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Harley D. Morris, for re-registration as regis-
tered pharmacist No. 9141 examined. Re-registration granted upon
payment of back fees.
The application of Arthur M. Jacobi, Chicago, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 6312 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Carl Kuhlmann, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 8704 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of John M. Schroll, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 1772 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of C. J. M. Schroll, Chicago, for re-registration as
*i.S8istant pharmacist No. 668 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of C. A. Redig, Chicago, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 432 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of P. H. Yeomans, Chicago, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 2334 examined. Re-registration granted
uix>n payment of back fees.
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The application of W. Jay Keeley, Chicago, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 1170 examined. Re-registration granted
upon payment of back fees.
The application of Louis E. Bennett, Greenville, for re-registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist No. 20(54 Examined. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
Mr Culver offered the following resolution :
Resolved by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
That Paris Green, (Arsenite of Copper,) London Purple. (Arsenite of
Calcium) and all other Poisons, can be sold at retail only by Registered
Pharmacists and Registered Assistant Pharmacists, under the provisions of
the Pharmacy Law.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Culver, the Secretary was instructed to make a
monthly report of receipts, and expenditures to the members of the
Board.
The Board then proceeded to the consideration of the so-called
Model Pharmacy Law, proposed by the Committee of the American
Pharmaceutical Association, and continued until 12 o'clock m. when,
L^pon motion, the Board took a recess until 1:TO for lunch. At
1:30 the Board re-convened, and proceeded to the consideration of
the American Pharmaceutical Association Model Pharmacy Law,
section by section. This work was continued until 5 o'clock p. m.
when,
Upon motion of Mr. Simpfeon, the Board adjourned to meet in
room 3, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Saturday, June 19, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretarjj.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 3,
State House, Springfield, Illinois, Saturday, .June 19, 1897, at ^
o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmerman pre-
siding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present; Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of applicants for regis-
tration under the time service clause.
The application of John W Layton, Potomac, for registration as
assistant pharmacist examined. The evidence of his competency
being satisfactory to the Board, registration granted.
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The application of James Rickey, Mt. Sterling, for re-hearing
upon registration as registered pharmacist under section (>, ex-
amined. The evidence before the Board as to competency not being
satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of J. L. Singley, Chicago, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence of his
competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Albert Q. Kretlow, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The evidence
furnished as to his competency not being satisfactory to the Board,
registration not granted.
The application of Frank Rockwell, St. Charles, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6, examined. The Board de-
cided that he was not eligible for registration under section 6, regis-
tration not granted.
The application of W. P. Cleary, Odell, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section (), was held over for further con-
sideration.
The application of L. L. Woods, Brown, for a permit to sell do-
mestic remedies and proprietary medicines was held over for investi-
gation.
The applications of —
Sam AronsoD CfaicaffO Joseph C. Hatheway Ottawa
Oscar Clark Aubrey Plymouth Albert P. Henko Aurora
William R Boedeker Preeport Geo N. Kimberlin Golconcla
William C. Beyer Morrison Carl J. Klocker Chicago
Robert V. Breaid Savanna Victor (i. Kovarik
Homer Gamp Astoria Isa Looniis Medora
William T. Corningr Batavia Eudora J. McCoy Chicatro
Vincent Cwiklinski Ohicajro Dennis B. MoGehee Omaha
Frank F. Edeleman " L. Maud Parks Fairview
Lemuel W. Famulener Galesburs: Metta G. Randall Karitan
Clarence C. Foster , Morrison ' R. 11. Rowland Dixon
Frank M. Graves Macomb i Eufjrene A. Sullivan Rochelle
Robert A. Guy Arminsrton ' Pi'ter Ze^zda Chicago
Earle M. Hallett Sterling William Y. Christy Sumner
for registration as apprentices examined, and registration granted.
The application of J. H. Mishler, for the registration of E. E.
Strubhar, Bloomington, as apprentice, examined. Registration not
granted.
The application of Henry Munzer, for the registration of John E.
Nelson and Theresa Heinemann, Chicago, as apprentices, examined.
and registration not granted.
The application of J. C. A. Jacobs, for the registration of Josie
Ward, Chicago, as apprentice. Registration not granted.
The certificate of Frederick E. Hubbard, Chicago, as apprentice,
was cancelled an the request of Rudolph von Bachelle, registered
pharmacist, who made ai)plication for his registration.
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The applications of—
- GaofBe Wilson ... .EUisTillo ■ Mrs. C. L. Kyle Priirietown
L. B. PaltoQ Chauncay Warren T. tfonrOB. Boverli
JimIIbC. Adkinn Sadora Warren Malloir ...Pleasant View
EdicarT. Anderauu&Co Bnmnier Hill Tliomaa Hayne Couaeil Hill
Jalin (.'amey Lombardvllle HoVay & Nations — Fairweatbcr
Cathcart fi^cAfee Houston Willi. M. Pa»8 Flint
Andrew B. Copeland Walshvllle James 1. Palmer I.atona
ComwellS Strain Bene P.O. Pettypool & Son. : Herald
W. F. Crala Woodson Fruik W, Seed Lilr Lake
William A. Cnrtis.. Kibbie Reiroat£ Leonard Concord
Jobn W. Dinhour Bearer Creek i Leor.ard Rran Kemper
■lease T. Ellis JobnsoDrttle SarfF It Fletclier Sulearte
B. P. Pord& Co Patterson Snyder* Co Badera
Finley Fowler. PenfieM Cbarles D. Swoiw Darian
Jobn A. M. Gibbit. M. D. Unity ! William W. Thayer Pottstown
Cyril A. Griffon Grassland I Frederick Todd Morrellville
Benjai In P. Grocei BcechTille ' M. E. Tuthill £ Son Bernadotte
JacchW.Haaif Shlloh , Jobn Walters A Co Pamell
Hofmeiiiter £ Thoren Bros Rock Grove I James Westprmnn & Co Ridcefleld
Thomas F, Hoi I Held Temple Hill i L.M.Williams Elm Branch
JohoH. ImmlnK fleppen ! Q. W. Wood & Co May
JohnJones.. Pottstown i John G. Youne, M. D Pickery Rirtee
J. S. Kimniell * Sun. .Camphell William W. Loocay Lon» Prairie
Jobn .S. Knlseley Omeea i Slonn At Dalton Haines Township
for permitR to sell domestic remedies and xiroprietary medicines, were
examineci and approved.
The applications of —
William A. Shoemaker. Thomson i V, V. Cipher near WbittinetOD
M. J. Carley. M. 0 Simpson 1 Lewis Gore near Olmsted
Christian Dink le McLennaboro I Geo. W. Lasley Oiark
"■" ..Wasbineton RIcbard T. D««?,,.. Wehller
(. A. Hardtnir.'M'.b ','.". '.'.".■.'.'.■.■..■.. Blackstone ! H. A. Riedel Hountali
-I'icholasMurph- ' — '- "' ' " "'-' —
W. B. MoUuire
N'icholas Murphy Apple River ;
. . Kanttley
for permits co soil domestic remedies and proprietary medicines in
places named, were examined. Permits not granted.
The application of W. R. Nasli, Fairmount, for duplicate certifi-
cate as registered pharmacist, the original lost by fire, examined.
The Secretary was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
Communication from the Committee of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association in relation to the Model Pharmacy Law, was
read. The whole subject was referred to Messrs. Culver and Schmidt
with instructions to confer with the American Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation Committee in Chicago.
The application of Chas. F, Johnson, Marseilles, for duplicate cer-
tificate as registered pharmacist, the original destroyed by fire, ex-
amined. The Secretary was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
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Tho claims of —
A. ZimmermaDD. per diem and expenses $68 25
F.M.Schmidt " ** 96 00
W.C.Simpson ** '* 89 20
A. A. Culver *' •• 78 32
H. Lee Hatch *' " 64 80
Frank Fleury, Secretary, salary three months 500 00
A. M. McPherson. salary as Assistant Secretary 180 00
A. W. McPherson, book-keeper, three months 195 00
I. M. Watson, salary, stenographer three months 150 00
Frank Fleury, Secretary, incidental expenses 92 15
postaee 38 00
miscellaneous expenses. Board 48 87
Pantaffraph Printing: & Stationery Co., prmtinsr supplies . 47 75
L. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent two months 70 00
Fleury & Rauth. drui?s 9 05
Ed. F. Hartman, supplies 2 25
were referred to the Committee on Finance and Audit.
The Committee on Finance and Audit made the following report:
7b the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
Gentlemen: Your Commiitee on Finance and Audit to whom was re-
ferred the claims of —
A. Ziiumermann. Peoria $68 25
F. M. Schmidt, Chicagro 98 00
W. C. Simpson. Vienna 89 20
A. A. Culver, Momence 78 JJ2
H. L.. Hatch, Jacksonville 64 80
Frank Fleury, Sec salary three months 500 00
A. May McPherson ** *• 180 00
A. W. Mcpherson " " 195 00
I.M.Watson. " ** 150 00
Frank Fleury. Secretary, incidental expenses 92 15
postage 38 00
miscellaneous expenses, Board 47 87
Pantairraph Printinsr & Stationery Co 47 75
L. M. Smith & Bro.. office rent 70 00
Fleury & Rauth, druffs 9 05
Ed. F. Hartman, supplies 2 25
beg leave to report that thev have examined the claims, find them correct and
would recommend their allowance, and that warrants be drawn upon the
Treasurer for the amount due each.
Respectfully submitted,
H. Lee Hatch,
F. M. Schmidt,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
Report of committee received, recommendations concurred in and
adopted.
Business before tho Board having been completed, on motion of
Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room 173 Thirty-ninth
street, Chicago, Illinois, Monday, September 13, 1897, at 9 o'clock a.
m., for examining the applications and arranging for the regular ex-
amination Tuesday, September 14.
Approved: Albert Zimmermaxx, Presidrnf.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretarif.
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Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy held in room 173, Thirty-
ninth street, Chicago, 111.. Monday, September 13, at 9 o'clock a. m.,
pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present— Messrs. Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmermann.
Absent — Mr. Culver.
Minutes of meetings held June 14, 15, 10, 17. 18 and 19 read and
approved.
The Board proceeded to the consideration of the applications on
file for examination September 14. 102 applicants qualified under
the rules of the Board. The class was divided into two sections, one
for a. m. and the other for p. m.
The Board then proceeded to the consideration of the applications
for registration under sections <> and 7, time service clause.
The applications of Edwin L. Harris, Lewistown; Percy M. Zin-
ser, Minonk ; Chester M. Turus, Dana, and Willard F. Barnes, Mon-
mouth, for registration as assistant pharmacists under time service
clause were referred to Mr. Zimmermann with instructions to in-
vestigate the competency of the applicants for registration.
The applications of John W. Kask, Chicago; W. P. Cleary. Odell,
for registration as registered pharmacists under section 0, and Harry
W. Cook. Huntley; Clair S. Dyas, Arlington Heights; Peter Nelson,
DeKalb, and Geo. N. Ruby, Yorkville, for registration as assistant
pharmacists, time service clause, were referred to Mr. Schmidt for
investigation as to the competency of the applicants for registration.
Also the application of John G. Saxe, Chicago, for registration as
apprentice, and Benj. Legters. Lansing, for a permit, was referred to
Mr. Schmidt for investigation.
The applications of Samuel A. Huffman, Pegram: Robert C. Pol-
lock, Pittsfield; Mrs. Minnie Watkins, Petersburg; Chas. M. Black,
Charleston (changed to Toledo) ; Thos. J. Upchurch, Blue Mound,
for registration as registered pharmacists under section (5; Louis M.
Baker, New Canton; Albert W. Ehlebe. Warsaw; Walter A. Klip-
pert, Warsaw, and Mrs. Amanda E. Schultz. Carthage, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacists under time service clause, were referred
to Mr. Hatch for investigation as to the competency of the applicants
for registration.
The applications of Paul Eicli. Effingham, and John W. Parks.
Anna, for registration as registered pharmacists under section (>. and
Henry F. Palmer. Noble, for registration ns assistant pharmacist,
time service clause, were referred to Mr. Simpson for investigation
as to the competency of the applicants for registration.
The application of Mrs. Amanda R. Hess, Sidney, for registration
as registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency
not l)eing satisfactory to the Board, registration not grantc^d.
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The application of Thomas E. Uragg, Stonington, for registration
as registered pharmacist was examined. The evidence of competency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Geo. A. Klein, Bethalto, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence of
competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of C. Lester Duff, Clay City, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Robert W. Joyner, Ridgway, for registration as
registered pharmarcist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Albertis G. Barrum, Arthur, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of William J. Keeley, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Elmer N. Woolley, Carlinville, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of Emil C. Behrens, Carlinville, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of Geo. S. Malone, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of G. H. Dash wood, Quincy, for registration as
registered pharmacist under section f) was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished not being satisfactory to the Board as to
<;ompetency, registration not granted.
The application of Edgar Higginbotham, Tower Hill, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the
Board. The evidence furnished not being satisfactory as to compe-
tency, registration not granted.
The application of Jonathan H. Seaman, Taylorville, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist under section (> was examined by the
Board. The evidence furnisned not being satisfactory as to compe-
tency, registration not granted.
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The application of John W. Day, Clinton, for registration as regis-
tered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the Board. The
evidence furnished not being satisfactory as to competency, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Mrs. Jessie E. Altom, Coffeen, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished not being satisfactory as to competency, reg-
istration not granted.
The application of Mrs. Margaret M. Rockey, Nora, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the
Board. The evidence furnished not being satisfactory as to compe-
tency, registration not granted.
The application of James W. Jones, Cowden. for registration as
registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the Board.
The applicant not being eligible for registration under section 6,
registration not granted.
The application of Charley F. Merker, East St. Louis, for registra-
tion as registered pharmacist under section 6 was examined by the
Board. The applicant not being eligible under section (i, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Ed C. Horsch, Stockton, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of William H. Damron, Basco, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Geo. F. Danby, Elgin, for registration as a8-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of L. L. Hiatt, Wheaton, tor registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of (). P. Holaday, Hoopeston, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of B. F. Kissel, Belleville, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
grantecl.
The application of W. W. Klore. Chicago, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
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The application of Harold Lemmon, Norris City, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The
evidence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of C. H. Mishler, Mt. Morris, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactorj'^ to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of H. L. Petti tt, Rock Falls, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of Samuel E. Pouley, Elburn, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of O. C. Rees, Nokomis, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of W. A. Rennen, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of C. D. Williamson, Clinton, for registration ns
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registra-
tion not granted.
The application of R. A. Makeevor, Marseilles, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of L. D. Fern, Tunnel Hill, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satis factory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of (). (). Cotter, (xlasgow, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of M. C. Condrey, Oblong, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evidence
of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not
granted.
The application of F. H. Colehour, Mt. Carroll, for registration as
assistant pharraacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence furnished as to competency not being satisfactory to the Board,
registration not granted.
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The application of A. F. Howard, Towanda, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evideace
furnished as to competency not being* satisfactory to the Board, reg-
istration not granted.
The application of Zach (xill Oldham, Urbana, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
The application of L. A. txarrison, Winnetka, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The evi-
dence of competency not being satisfactory to the Board, registration
not granted.
Th^ application of Cxeo. E. Granger, Champaign, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The ap-
plicant not being eligil)le, registration not granted.
The application of (t. A. Hartnagel for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. ^817, was examined by the Board. Re- registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of W. A. Tait, Chicago, for re- registration as reg-
istered pharmacist No. 555ii, examined by the Board. Re-registra-
tion granted upon the payment of back fees.
The application of H. (). BoUes for registration as registered phar-
macist No. 4017, was examined by the Board. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Geo. S. Gfroerer for re-registration as regis-
tered pharmacist No. 5297, examined by the Board. Re- registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
Tin* application of T. E. Walker for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 3188, examined by the Board. Re-registration
granted upon 2>ayment of back fees.
The application of F. W. Dudley for re-registration as assistant
pharmacist No. 1948. examined by the Board. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of W. F. Stevens for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 555, was examined by the Board. The applicant
having been out of business since 18^)0, re-registration not granted.
The application of Dr. J. D. Warford for re-registration as regis-
tered pharmacist No. 2598, was examined by the Board. The appli-
cant not having l)een registered sin(*e June 30, 1884. re-registration
not granted.
The application of W. L. Grimes for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 2(K>(), was examined by the Board. The applicant
having been out of business since 1891, re-registration not granted.
The applications of C. M. Hubbard. E. L. A?cCauley and W. R.
Wood, of Virginia, and Jonathan Price. Carterville, for duplicate cer-
tificates, 1897, the originals having been destroyed by fire, was ex-
amined. The Secretary was instructed to issue duplicate certificates
to the parties named.
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The application of Albert Goetz for re- registration as registered
pharmacist No. 5B37 was examined by the Board. Re- registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of John M. Cherry, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 6647 was examined by the Board. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Geo. Winholt for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 2661 was examined by the Board. Re-registration
granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of George M. Atkinson for re-registration as reg-
istered pharmacist No. 1392 was examined by the Board. Re-regis-
tration granted upon resuming business and payment of back fees.
The applications of —
LawKon H. FlaDacran Chicago
Homer J. Jewitt Elipin
Robert G. Matthews Monmouth
David J. Morrison Chatham
Oliver M. Oliver Wenona
William C. L. Strey Chicaffo
John Wachow.ski
Clifton C. Bedford Mansfield
George L. Hill Cave-in-Rock
John J. Metz Chicago
H. O. Stout Ashland
William T. Belmore Highland Park
Alfred A. Herrmann Chicago
Einar A. Smierberg: Chicago
Michael R Schomer Aurom
Benj. P. Sharer Forreston
Englebert Bach. Jr Taylorville
Arthur Meinung Chicago
Charleys. Miles Weldon
C. J. McLaughlin Marengo
A. McTaggert Hunt City
liOuis G. Wehrle Canni
Walter K. Barthell Peoria
Harvey F. C. Stadle Chicago
Minnie F. Trigg East St. Louis
Cassius J. Pritchett Dana
for registration as apprentices were examined by the Board and reg-
istration granted.
The applications of- .
John W. Dauberman Kaneville
John Dissman Bishop
A- B. Douglass Santa F6
Ira T. Emery Solomon
A. Garrison & Co Garrison
Jabez Harvey & Son Wilton Center
Lindley J. Higham & Son Bay
Liouls Kiiker Harper
Metzler Bros Strasburg
J. F. Pumphrey & Son Maunie
Sheridan Bros **
John H. Vehnekamp Belle Plain
William H. Wehrheim Murerville
H. B. Wilson & Son Elm Branch
Bamett & Snyder Janesville
Sarah Muthis Ancona
StollbergA Carr Marblehead
William E. Wilson & Son Home
Bowers & Sowers Hidalgo
Sidney S. Hargis Sandusky
Hogsett At Herren La Prairie
LM'dbetter A Hess Peters Creek
Henry Marquardt & Son Addison
Humen G. Matheny Gila
Alexander Miller Ridge Prairie
Michael Millspaugh Sacremento
J. M. Moore Garrison
Georfre E. Myers Columbus
David A. Neer Bolivia
H. V. Pope Levings
Potter & Finn La Fox
J. L. Roberta & Co Corinth
John M. Rose Ledford
Samaei & McKinney Hallsville
Smith A Hopkins Fairland
Henry M. Soule Voungstown
George W. Waldorf Harristtiwn
Weeks Bros Bureau
Robert G Zimmermann Summun
Valentine Schaefer Prairietown
James L. Berry Pierceburg
Joseph Bise Olmsted
M. Byron & Son Ritchey
Richard F. Fears Mt. Moriah
Ella F. Finch Padua
Frederick son & Hassler Bureau
Gregg Bros. & Chapell Triumpli
Harder Bros Garrett
(George R. Harrison Salisburg
Peter C. Jensen Bureau
King & H<»ward Lusk
Warren Martinie Hutton
John L. Mason Akin
Matheny & Osborn Checkrow
Frederick D. Miller Fenton
Mitchell Bros Mitchellsville
William H. McHatton Morea
William Nolting & Son Nolting
John B. Rulon. Sr Mozier
Louis Schairer Burlington
William R. Stalion Delwood
Christian Stier Enterprise
Luton Willmoth Yates Landing
Mrs. Cordelia C Gravett Cowling
J. T. Applegate & Bn» Blackstone
Bartelme & Spitzler Ste Marie
B. Bniggemann Bartelso
C. A. Compton Simpson
Davidson Grocery C<» Maples Mill
Daughinbaugh A Son Riuard
W. F. Floyd & Co Smother<^ville
William T. Gillis Stillw.-ll
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Thomas B. Keen Oakville
Alonzo C. Lowry St. James
Martin Markley Bluff City
Patten Bros Pair Grange
Price & Graham Bluff City
Rude & Friedline Vergennen
Luster M. Woods Yantisville
Barblett. Segrest & Co Forsyth
Georfire W. Kennett Burnt Prairie
H. Sopp & Co Carondelet
Dooley Bros Trowbridge
Bathlot & Levitt Watson
Charles Bridi^es & Co Elwiu
Jacob.!. Claflin Eldred
G. A. Dempster & Co WillisviUe
Samuel D. Edwards KampsTille
Caleb Elliott Jamesbure
F. B. Liffffett, manafirer Reynold sville
( )l to M. Miller Swysert
JameH Sellers Santa F^
A. E. Smith Beecher City
Emmor E. Thompson Adams
J. O. Tibbs JohnsonvUIe
Fred W. Weaver ' . . . Buena Vista
William L. Eaton Masters
for permits to sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines was
examined by the Board and permits granted.
At five o'clock p. m., upon motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board ad-
journed to meet in room 173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Tuesday,
September 14, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secret artj.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Tuesday, September 14, 1897, pursuant to
adjournment, President Zimmermann presiding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Hatch, Schmidt. Simpson and Zimmermann.
Absent. Mr. Culver.
The following appeared for examination:
Otto T. E. Behmer Chicaffo
Edward V. Brown, M. D Hebron
T. M. Donovan Chicago
Henry C. Eckart
Frank A. Porbrich
Louis P.Hall
Alden D.Hughes
Clara B. Hummel
Chas. J.L. King
Leo S. S. Linden
Anton Liska ' *
Harry (t. Menn
Alex. Murray
Elbert F. Nebeker Danville
Edna F. Nichols Chicago
A. J. Ninimo
Wm. C. Ohlendorf
EgilT.Olsen
Harry H. Pinney
Otto Forges
H. Isidor Rod<-n Momence
A. G. Schlieker Chicago
F. Gus .1. Stieber
Otto W.Tanke
Carl M. Turnouist
Chas. J. VVangler
Noble S.Ward
Daniel Wohid, Jr
Oscar L. And(*rson
Thomas K. Baker
Bert R. Bell
Herbert L. Cady
H. VV. Coyner Rockford
Jared Ij. Dodge Chicago
Leniider Eicher * *
Elizabeth Elliott Peotone
Joseph S. Prank Chicago
Elmer E. Frantz
Chas. ( t. Frazen
OrvilleO. Hammill
Harry G Hardy
Jos. A. Hellmuth
Austin Henriinger
David A. Johnston
Walter A. Jungk
Daniel Matteson
Fred W. xMeyer :....
Harry G Moore Equality
Arthur E. F. Pelletier Chicago
(^'liMs. J. Renshuw *'
Chas. O. Kaskoten Peoria
Jftcol» G. Schick Chicago
MmxSoIm.1
Walter K. Starrett
Lyeurjfus Stockton "
Etiiil T. Tohulka
Mark II. Walters
Jesse Wilkinson Hebron
W. William Winberg Chicago
Charles B. Wood Pullman
W. Franklin Bahe Chicago
Wilhehn J. Barth
Ernest Bishop Danville
Jesse A. Burtis Chicago
A. Grant Castor
Charles W. Crawford
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C. S. EelU Chicairo i John BardonHki Ohica^o
FrankE.EUiott ** Michael A. Bilz
J. M. Parnsworth *' I H. L. Bramstedt
Peter F. Fina Kankakee Geo. Willard Case Peoria
Bmno H. QolI.Jr Chicatro ' George A. Clarke Chicago
J. J, Golembiewski ' * Peter Czaja * *
A. Li. Graiczunas *' Nonie M. Dally Kempton
R. M. Halverson " Justin Davis Chicago
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Charles F. Hoch " J. A. DeMonbrun
Eugene Hoyer * * I Wenard Dillemutb LaSalle
Theo A.Uohinan ** T. F. Edmonston Camargo
Harry P.Hull *' Stephen J. Hasler..: Chicago
George E. Lund ** Levi O. Johnson
M. MaxMacCoy " Carl C. Johnson
Tboma.sR.Orr ** Chas. Jones
John W. Phalen Harvard | C . E . Jordan Galesburg
Charles E. Rowe Chicago James A. Meikle Chicago
Abdeile Rummel " John A. Okonski
EinarSchmidt ** Charles Pans
Henry C. Shippee Rochelle Frederic T. Provost.
Harry S. Silverberg Chicago Cha,s. VV. Sargent...
Jonathan C. Webber Urbana i William Sielnff
Phillip H. Yeomans Chicago i John F. Suits
F. E. A. Buchner ** j Chas. R. Thomson Grayslake
Ernst D. Hirschy Bloomington ' William H. Young Chicago
Thomas H. Poage Chicago i W. L. Hausmau.
Edwin O . Bailey Bloomington
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The class was divided into two sections, the second section to be
called at 1 o'clock, and the Secretary was instructed to arrange the
first section of the class for the written work. After the President
had addressed the class, calling their attention to the rules and regu-
lations governing the examination, the Board proceeded to the ex-
amination of the applicants, and continued without intermission until
1 o'clock, when
The second section of the class was organized for the written work.
After the President had explained the rules and regulations govern-
ing the examination, the Board proceeded to the examination of the
applicants, and continued without intermission until 5 o'clock p. m..
when,
Upon motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago. Wednesday, September 15, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermank, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, September
15, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zim-
mermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded to the examination of applicants, and con-
tinued without intermission until 5 o'clock p. m., when,
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Upon motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty.ninth street, Thursday, September 16, 1897, at 9 o'clock
a. m., for examination.
Approved; Albert Zimmerman n, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, September 16,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m.. pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
man x>re8iding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded with the examination of the applicants, and
continued without intermission until 5 o'clock p. m., when.
Upon motion of Mr. Culver, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Friday, September 17,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Sevretarij,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street. Chicago, Illinois, Friday, September 17,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded with the examination of applicants, and con-
tinued until 1:30 oVlock p. m., all the applicants having been ex-
amined.
The Board then took a recess for lunch, and re-convened at 2
o'clock p. m. and proceeded to the examination of ratings received
by the applicants examined.
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This being completed, Mr. Schmidt oflPered the following resolu-
tion:
Resolved, By the State Board of Pharmacy , That —
Otto T. E. Behmer Chicago
Edward V. Brown, M. D Hebron
T. M. Donovan Chicasro
Henry C. Eckart "
Prank A. Porbrich "
Louis P. Hall **
Alden D. Hujfhes
Clara B. Hummel "
Chaa. J L. King •'
Leo S. J. Linden
Anton Liska
HarryG.Menn *'
Alex Murray "
Elbert F. Nebeker Danville
Edna F. Nichols Chicatro
A.J.Nlmmo "
Wm. C. Ohlendorf ' *
EtfilT.Olsen "
Harry H. Pinney
Otto Por£(P8 '*
H. Isidor Koden Momence
A. G. Schieker Chicairo
P. Gun J.Stieber "
OttoW. Tanke "
Carl M. Turnquist * *
Chas. J. Wansrler ' *
Nobles. Ward "
Daniel Wohld.Jr '"
having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as registered
I>barmacists, be and are hereby declared registered pharmacists by examina-
tion of the State Boai'd of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Hatch offered the following resolution:
Resolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, lUinoin, That —
Oscar L. Anderson Chicago
Thomas K. Baker
BertB. Bell
HerbertL. Cady
H. W. Coyner Rockford
Jared L. Dodire Chicasro
Leander Eicher
Elizabeth Elliott Peotone
•loseph 8. Prank Chicntro
Elmer E. Prantz
Chas. G. Pranzen
OrvUle O.Hammill
Harry G.Hardy
Jos. A. Hellmuth
Austin Henninfirer
David A. Johnson "
Walter A. Junfirk Chicaifo
Daniel Matteson
Fred W.Meyer
Harry G. Moore Equality
Arthur E. Pelletier Chlcafiro
(jhaa. J. Henshaw * '
Chas. O. Raskoten Peoria
Jacob C. Schiek Chicatro
MaxSobel
Walter K. Starrett
Emil T. Tohulka
Mark H. Watters
Jesse Wilkinson Hebron
W'. William Winberg Chicasro
CharleH B. Wood Pullman
having each passed a satisfactory examination for registration as assistant
pharmacists, be and are hereby declared assistant pharmacists l)y examination
of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Simpson, the Secretary was instructed to return
the fee paid to all applicants who failed to pass a satisfactory exam-
ination, either as registered pharmacists or assistant pharmacists.
provided they desired same returned.
The applications of —
Ausru.st N. Arns Waterloo
Steven R. Bawden Mt. Carroll
Robert L. Burnam Rockford
Prank L. Conner Galesbursr
Theodore L. Ford Lake Forest
Albert C. Hill Chicasro
Charles P. Hines Bloorainsrton
Charles H. Knapp Staunton
Jnlinn L. Kraus Eureka
William C Leonard Chiraffo
Charles A. Lucas
Mrs. Mayme Musser Pearl City
Joseph Pelletieri Chicatro
Guy M. Perkins Kewanee
Prank J. Randack Chicasro
Walter G. Seibert Ashley
Joseph Swanson Chicasro
Donald C. Wetzel
Joel R. Wilson
Charles Windmueller
John P. Benson Peoria
John E. Woods Chicaiju
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for registration as aj)prentices were examined and approved, and the
Secretary was instructed to issue to each a certificate as registered
apprentices.
The applications of —
John Brown Mill Creek
Owen P. Brown Goreville
H. L. Burk &Co Garrett
Joseph E. Cristy Rinirwood
Henry Dale Herrln
Joseph H. Dunn Fitzjrerell
Mrs. Amelia Eamshaw Saline Mines
Harry W. GibbJ* Unity
Thomas B. Hall Berry
Howard & Miller Arrastronfi:
Kasra & Co Pilson
Kenniston & Abrams NapIeH
J. M. Logran Boyleston
Abraham L. Metcalfe Martina Store
Washinjrton B. McClellan Nekoma
P. H. Plummer Berry
Luna Schimpf Verffennes
Edward J. Shields Watertown
Frank Vosholler Bartelso
Ransom L. Weeks Bay City
Herbert C. Sperry, M. D Hull
P. W. Sutherland & Co Sands
Arthur W. Bnnn Myrtle
J. O. Williamson Brownfleld
M. E. Palmer : Peters Creek
Frederick D. Griffiths Ferris
Benjamin Letters Lansintf
S. W. Perrott h mile n. e. of Gallafirher
Thomas R. Hanley Garland
William F. Parker near Beech Ridge
Mrs. Mattie M. Parker Lake Milligan
D. N. Allard Glendale
for permits to sell domestic remedies and patent and proprietary
medicines were examined and approved, and the Secretary instructed
to issue permits to each of the persons named.
The applications of Joseph B. Wilson and Ira T. Steele, Ina, and
M. W. Peterson of Elliott, were held over for investigation.
The application of Godfrey Plachek for registration of Otto Kohn,
Chicago, as apprentice, was examined and not approved. The appli-
cation of A. T. Kerth for the registration of J. J. Dougherty, Chi-
cago, for apprentice, was examined and not approved.
The applications of —
Frank E. Alexander Gresham
D. N. Allard Glendale
Frederic Baker Bethel Church
Chas. W. Bates. M. D Wapella
Albert R. Beal. M. D Watertown
Joseph Brown Aldridgre
Mrs. Frances M. Carter Hunt City
Henry Cook Elkville
K. C. Crain Crainsville
Joe Fink Derby
Abraham Gilleland Rosedale Township
John Harris Dudley
Chas. Johnson 7 miles north of Danville
George Mertz Farmers ville P. O
John Mueller Bartelso
John F. E. Ramer . , near Hlllermann
William Shoemaker Thomson
JohnM. Smith,M. D Elco
Stephen fj. Williams. M. D...Sprinfir Garden
Louis L. Wood Browns
for permits to sell domestic remedies and patent or proprietary med-
icines were examined and not approved.
A communication in regard to S. O. Kennedy, Chestnut, stating
that he is not engaged in the drug business in any way but continues
to renew his certificate as assistant pharmacist, read, and the Secre-
tary was instructed to investigate the facts, and if as stated, not to
renew the certificate for 1H98.
The Secretary was instructed not to renew permits at Pesotum, N.
Chicago, Richview and Sheridan for the reason that there is a reg-
ular drug store at these places.
A communication from W. A. Wesner, R. P.. at Murrayville, in re-
lation to a permit at Midway read. The Board can see no valid
cause for revocation of permit.
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The application of F. S. Wilson for duplicate certificate made out
in the nahie of Joseph Guertler, Chicago, read. The Board being in
possession of the fact of Guertler's death, declined to grant duplicate
certificate.
At 5 p. m., upon motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to
meet in room 173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Saturday September
18, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday September 18,1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Ziramermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Hatch, Culver, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The application of Joseph L. Fetherston, Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The Board not being satisfied from the evidence before them as to
the competency of the applicant, registration not granted.
The application of Mrs. Anna Kadlec, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist, time service clause, was examined. The Board
was not satisfied from the evidence before them as to the competency
of the applicant, therefore registration not granted.
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The Board proceeded to the consideration of rules and regulations
governing the examination for the year 1898. Several plans were
presented, and after a long discussion, the matter was finally referred
to the Committee on Registration with instructions to report an out-
line of the rules and regulations governing the Board in regard to
the examinations for the year 1898.
The following claims were presented and referred to the Commit-
tee on Finance and Audit:
A. ZimmermanD, per dleni and expenses $93 00
F.M.Schmidt, " " 165 00
A.A-Culver. '* *• 96 00
H Lee Hatch. " " 87 85
W. C. Simpson. " ** 107 60
L. M. Smith & Bro., rent office 105 00
Momence Reporter, printing: questions la 00
Centra! Union Tel. Co., first quarter 12 25
Prank Fleury, salary as Secretary 500 00
A. May McPherson, Assistant Secretary, three months 180 00
A- W. Mcpherson, salary as bookkeeper, three months 195 00
Ida M. Wat«on, three months, stenographer 150 00
Frank Fleury, Secretary, postafire 137 00
persona] expense 42 00
expense Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions ... 54 00
miscellaneous expenses of Board 113 37
Paotairraph Printins: and Stationery Co., supplies 64 75
H. W. Kokker, supplies and printing 2© 05
Ed P. Hartman. supplies 6 ?5
R. Stevenson & Co., drusrs 5 1)8
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Mr. Schmidt offered the following resolution:
Resolved, by the State Board of Fhannacv, Illinois j That the renewal fee for
registered pharmacists for the year 1898 be, and is hereby made, 11.50, and
the renewal fee for assistant pharmacists be, and is hereby made, $1.00, and
the Secretary is instructed to have the necessary blanks, notices and certifi-
cates for the year 1898 printed.
The Committee on Finance and Audit made the following report:
Chicago, III., September 18, 1897.
lo the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois:
Gentlemen : — Yonr Committee on Finance and Audit, to whom was re-
ferred the claims of —
A. Zimmermanii $93 00
P. M. Schmidt 165 00
A. A. Quiver !)6 00
W. C. Simpson 107 60
L.M. Smith & Bro 105 00
Momence Reporter 13 00
Central Union Tel. Co 12 25
Prank Pleury, Secretary 500 00
A. May McPherson 180 00
A. W. McPherson 1U5 OO
I. M. Watson 150 00
Frank Pleury 187 00
42 OO
54 OO
113 37
Pantaifrnph Printing and Stationery Co 64 75
H. W. Rokker ... 20 05
Ed P. Hartman 6 25
Robert Stevenson & Co 5 1*8
report that they have examined the claims, find them con*ect, and would rec-
ommend that warrants be drawn upon the Treasurer for the amount due each
of the persons named.
Respectfully submitted,
H. Lee Hatch,
F. M. Schmidt,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
On motion report received, recommendations concurred in and
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday, November 15.
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for examihation and general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Prrsidenf.
Attest: Fr.\nk Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173 Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Monday, November 15,
1897, pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
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Minutes of meeting September 15, W, 17, IS, lU and 20. 1(S97. read
and approved.
The Board proceeded to the examination of the applications on
tile for examination to ascertain the eligibility of the applicants for
examination November If). After the completion of this work the
Board proceeded to the examination of applications on file for regis-
tration under sections 0 and 7, time service clause.
The applications of —
W. p. Cleary Odell Geo. S. M.-ilone Cliicag..
Paul £iche Eflftngham John W. Parks Anna
S. A. Huffman Pepram • Chas. V. Parker Harrishurjr
John W. Kask Chicaaro T. J. Upchurch Blue Mound
•Tohn H. Keller Taylorville Minnie Watkins Petersburg
for registration as registered pharmacists under section (>, were ap-
proved, the applicants having jjroved their competency for registra-
tion as registered pharmacists.
The application of Edwin L. Harris, Lewistown; Wm. Gr. John-
ston, Rock Island, and Eva J. Rummell, Rockton, for registration as
assistant pharmacists under section 7, were approved, the applicants
having proved their competency for registration as assistant pharma-
cists.
The application of S. H. Fetherston, Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under set^tion (>, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished by him as to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Andrew J. Keller. Chicago, for registration
as registered pharmacist under section (>, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished by him as to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Gustav Hasse, Chicago, for registration as
registered pharmacist, under section f), was examineil by the Board.
The evidence furnished by him as to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Chas. M. Black, Toledo, for registration as reg-
istered pharmacist, under section 0, was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished by him as to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Wuni Schleizer. Freei^ort, for registration as
registered pharmacist, under section <), was examined by the Board.
The evidence furnished by him as to competency not being satisfac-
tory to the Board, registration not granted.
Tiie application of Harry W. Cook, Huntley, for registration as •
assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished by him not being
satisfactory to the Board, as to his competency, registration not
granted.
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The application of P. M. Fahrner. Joliet, for rogistration as assist-
ant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not being
satisfactory to ihe Board, registration not granted.
The application of Walter Sanoica, Chicago, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not being
satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Albert W. Ehlebe, Warsaw, for registration
as assistant pharmacist, under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency
not being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of W. A. Klippert, Warsaw, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not being
satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Louis M. Baker. New Canton, for registration
as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence furnished as to competency not
being satisfactory to the Board, registration not granted.
The application of Chas. E. Carley, Quincy, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 1919 was granted upon payment of back
fees.
The application of Ward R. Ford, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. Hliu was granted upon payment of back
fees.
The application of Edward E. Holbrook, Sparta, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 3098 was granted u^jon payment of
back fees.
The application of J. J. Mershon, Mt. Carroll, for re-registration
as registered pharmacist No. 5011 was granted upon the payment of
l>ack fees.
The application of Frank H. Schembs, Chicago, for re- registration
as registered pharmacist No. ()869 was granted upon payment of
back fees.
The ai:)plication of Chas. A. Soula, for re- registration as registered
pharmacist No. 8940 was granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Ewald Webber, Chicago, for re-registration as
registered pharmacist No. 5156 was granted upon payment of back
fees.
The application of John M. Woods, Franklin Grove, for re-regis-
tration as registered pharmacist No. fU49 granted upon payment of
back fees.
The application of Ellis Jiminson, Williamsfield, for re- registration
as assistant pharmacist No. 59() was granted upon payment of back
fees.
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The application of John S. House, Woodland, for re-registration
as assistant pharmacist No. 1592 was granted upon payment of back
fees.
The application of Alvin Conover, Wyoming, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 506 was granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Joseph Dunsford, Altamont, for registration
as registered pharmacist No. 24L-] was not granted.
The application of J. H. Young, Oakford, for duplicate certificate
as registered pharmacist No. 2095, the original having been destroyed
by fire. September 24, 1897. with proper aflSdavits read, and the sec-
retary was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
The application of John Cole, Williamsfield, for duplicate certifi-
cate, the original having been destroyed by the burning of his store
September 27, 1897, attested by proper affidavits, and the secretary
was instructed to issue duplicate certificate.
Communication from E. J. Richter, Chicago, for remission of fine,
read, and not granted.
Communication from J. E. Kline, Bell Air, asking the Board to
grant him a ijermit to sell domestic remedies, and patent medicines
in Bell Air, was read. The secretary w'as instructed to ascertain the
facts connected with the conduct of the drug store at Bell Air, and
report to the Board.
The Secretary was instructed to notify the holders of permits at
Plainville that they would not be renewed after June 30, 1898, there
l>eing a regularly and properly conducted drug store in the place.
The applications for the registration of —
.John E. Barwin Chicago C. W. Ritter Armingrton
M. Brod.. " • Harry I, Sandford Chicaeo
Wm. L. Baker Dixon , L. P. Sandbach Edwardsville
John *V. Dame Elgin M. A. Shapiro Chirago
A. P. Dirtier Pt'oria Thomas Snively
J. L.. Ketherston Chicago E. R. Smith
E. .J. Peurer LaSalle D. P. Stephens Rock Island
J. P. Friedlander Chicairo C. A. Ullman Chicago
D. F. (larrahan " C E. VanDoren Beard8town
Eddy L. Giddings Galesburg Fred E. VanPntton RocheHe
W. A. Henry Chiengo Fred Waser Chicago
Harry M. Htbbie '• P. H. White
Frank A . Hopkins Hebron Frank Wigert Belleville
Edgar A. Jones Mllford J. F. Wolcott Filmore
C. J. Kannnlly Sterling Stewart Young Hillsboro
Arthur N. McCord Streator L. A. Xelowski Chicago
Emll Palm Galesburg M.Tucker
D. E. Parsons Bunker Hill G. Otto Han bold
MoHes R. Price • Chicago F. (J- Lynch Evanston
Anton Rettberg Peoria A. Horwitz Chicago
AH. Richardx Chicago
as apprentices were examined and approved.
The applications of John G. Sflxe, Chicago; John F. Slobig. Chi-
cago, and N. J. Ryan, Newark, for registration as apprentices were
examined and not ax)proved.
The applications of —
J. H. Knftpp.Jr Bnrdolph Chester M. Tunis Dana
M. F. Minagban LaSalle W. F. Barnes Monniouth
Li. E. Johu.«»on Ottawa PercyM. Zinser (re-referred) Minonk
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were referred to Mr. Zimmermann with instructions to investigate
as to the competency of the applicants for registration.
The applications of —
B. 0. Eisendrath Chicajfo ' Peter Nelson DeKalb
F.Z.Woods •• I C. S. Dyas Arlinirton Heights
G. N. Ruby York.sville '
for registration under the time service clause, was referred to Mr.
Schmidt for investigation as to their competency.
The applications of A. W. Linton, Bunker Hill, and Mrs. Amanda
E. Schultz, Carthage, for registration as assistants, under time ser-
vice clause, and Robert C. Pollock, Pittsfield, for registration under
section 6, time service clause, were re-referred to Mr. Hatch for in-
vestigation as to their competency.
The applications of John T. Grant, Pontiac, and H. R. Sawyer,
Cornell, for registration under the time service clause, were referred
to Mr. Culver for investigation as to their competency for registra-
tion.
The applications of —
Will S. Saudeson Mound City
W. E. Robinson McLeansboro
E. S. Bundy ThompsonTiUo
Mary K. Palmer Noble
E. E. Gordon Robinson
were referred to Mr. Simpson, with instructions to investigate as to
the competency of the applicants for registration.
At 5 o'clock p. m., on motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned
to meet in room 178, Thirty-ninth^ street, Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday,
November 16, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., for the regular examination
of applicants for registration.
Approved: Albert Zcmmekmax, Presidrnf.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Srcy*ef((i\y.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Tuesday, November IT),
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The regular order of business being the examination of applicants
for registration, the Secretary w^as instructed to call the names of the
persons present.
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The following named persons answered to their names:
W. Franklin Bahe Chicago
.T.W.Birk
F. E. A. Buchner
A. Grant Castor
J. Louis Diicharme St. Anne
John (>. Dunn Clrcago
J. M. Parnsworth
Peter P.Kina
John (t. Gafre Hampshire
Mrs. K. Gardiner Chicago
Leo Ointrsbursr
T. A. Hohman
Charlies S. Injfhain
J. C.Johnston
E. I). Irvine Princeton
Win. Jay Keeley Chicago
('has. W. Kenney
Walter J. Kohl ....Belleville
William Krizen
i\F. Merker East St. Louis
Frank K. Miller Chicago
Frank C. Milllgan
Armand Naffzitrer
James A. Patterson * *
T.J. Pelikan
Charles E. Rowe
I.M.Scott
Henry h\ iStecker ,
Roland B. Tai.er
Lewi.s J. Whitney
William Wobido
Charles B. Wood
Albert G. Aschauer Sprinerfield
John Bardonski Chicago
Albert H. Burger
OonChangelon
John S. Chism
Edgar G. Coate.s
Howard G. Cnry ' "
Xonie M. Dally Kempton
Justin Davih Chicago
Adolph Dauber
W. T. Fenton
Jos. R. Felherstun
William B. Funk
Ben j. ( i lee.'<on Springfield
Tbomati A. (Tlendon Chicago
C. Wilbur Goodman
O. D. < iraff Barry
E. J. Grunska Chicago
W. Ij. Hansman
ciu.xtav E. Hoffman Peoria
Jos. X. Ilosteny Chicago
Oliver F. Hobbell
Loui<« J. Joubert
William A. Kalk
Simon Koziolek
F. J. L^Devour
Chas. <). Lindorff
John F. Mann Glen Ellyn
Wm, H Maxwell Chicago
Jam«'S A. Meikle
John A. Miller Loda
John A. ( )konski Chicago
Arthur W. Paul Alton
Max O. Rolff-. Peoria
Henry Sri wecki Chicago
John A. Stephens
Gus L. Stoehr
C^arl Turner Sheldon
Edward C. Weihe Chicago
T. Milton Weirich
Joseph P. Teufer. Jr
Arthur-C. Adee
Eugene D. Allen Marseilles
W. J. Barth Chicago
Chas. A. Bertram * *
Andrew J. Blake "
Alexander J. Bruce '*
James J . Parrell Sullivan
Chas. A. Fischer Evanston
Gustav M. Helland Chicago
Chas. M. Kennedy '*
A. R. Kremer * '
Prank Kremer "
(leorge E. Kurtz **
Louis B. Loeb ' *
Albert J. Lydehn Moline
A rthur T. iMoore Chicago
Prank M Moss Evanston
Chas. J. Mutschmann
Albert E. Oblander Chicago
Thomas H. Poage **
( 'has. E. Robertson Steeleville
Joseph Roesler LaSalle
Samuel Rosenberg Chicago
Chas. P. Schaefer
Arthur Seekamp
Dan P. Seibert
(!has, E.Smith
W. W\ Soward Pithian
O.scar C. Stephenson Chicago
Henry Weigand. Jr
Hugh Wisd«mi
Herman A. Yates **
N. J. Zurawski **
Jacob C. Anderson. M. 1) Thawville
J. R. Bemisderfer, M. D , Monee
John Brod. Jr Chicago
Robert S.Clark
Vaclav Coufal
Jop. 1 Dougherty *'
A. J . Duerrwaechter "
Fran k J . Dvorak "
Albert Jans
Wm.T. Lake
Lawrence A. Link **
Vincent McNamarn *'
Robert Newman
Louis Rohde * *
Ernest W Suiter Stronghurst
Clinton R. Sherman Chicago
W.illiam Sielaff
Eugene A. Stack
Arthur P Sylvester Kankakee
Raymond E. Taylor Chicago
Jacob A. Topf
The class being too large for written examination, one-half of the
applicants were dismissed and instructed to ])e present at one o'clock
p. ra. for written work, after which the President addressed the class,
stating the rules and regulations governing the examination.
The Board then proceeded to the examination in regular course,
and continued without intermission until 0 o'clock p. m., when, upon
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motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in room 173,
Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, November 17, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest; Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, November 17,
iy97, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board proceeded with the examination of applicants for regis-
tration, and continued without intermission until fi o'clock p. m..
when,
Uponmotionof Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet Thursday.
November 18, 1897, at 9 oVlock a. m., fop examination.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, Prcsiflmf.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 17o.
Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, November 18, 1X\)1.
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann
presiding.
roll-call.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board then proceeded with the examination of applicants for
registration, and continued without intermission untilO o'clock p. m.,
having completed the examination of all the applicants.
On motion of Mr. Culver, the Board adjourned to meet in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Friday, November 19, 1897, at 1)
o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
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Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
173, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago. Illinois, Friday, November 19,
1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimraer-
mann presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board then proceeded with the consideration of ratings re-
ceived by the applicants for registration by examination. Upon the
completion of this work the following resolution was offered by Mr.
Schmidt:
Resolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy y Illinois^ That —
W. Franklin Bahe Chicasro
J.W.Birk
P. B. A. Buchner
A. Grant Castor
J. Louis Ducharme St. Anne
John C' Dunn Chicaero
J. M. Pamsworth
PeterP. Pina "
John G. Gaffe Hampshire
Mrs. K. Gardiner Chicaffo
L«eo Ginffaburff * '
T. A. Honman
Charles S. incrham
J. C. Johnston
E. D. Irvine Princeton
Wm. Jay Keeley Chicago
Chus. W. Kcnney Cliica^o
Walter J. Kohl Belleville
William Krizen
C. P. Merker East St. Louis
Prank R. Miller Chlcagro
Frank G. Milligran
Arinand Naffzicrer
James A. Patterson
T.J. Pelikan
Cbas. E. Rowe
1. M. Scott
Henry F. Stecker
Roland B. Taber
Lewis J. Whitney
William Wobido
Charles B. Wood
having each passed a satisfactory examination for re^istr?tiou as regi.stered
pharmacists, be and are hereby declared rejsristered pharmaci.sts by examina-
tion of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
Mr. Simpson offered the following resolution:
Resolved, by the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, That —
Albert G. Aschauer Sprincficld
John Bardonski Chicaero
Albert H. Burger
Con Chanirelon
John S. Chism
EdgVLV O. Coates
Howard G- Cory
Nonie M. Pally Kempton
Justin Davis Ch icago
Adolph Dauber
Wni. T. Fenton
Jos. R. Fetherston
William B. Funk
Ben j. Gleeson Spr inerfleld
Thomas A. (ilendon Chicago
C.Wilbur Goodman
O. D. Graff Barry
E. J. Gninska Chicago
W. L. Hausraan '*
Onstav E. Hoffman Peoria
Jos. K. Hosteny Cliicago
Oliver F. Hubbell Chicago
Louis J. JouUert
William A. Kalk
Simon Koziolek
F.J. LoFcvonr
Chas. (). Lindoi-ff
.lohn F. Mann (tlen Ellyn
Wra. H. Maxwell Chicago
James A. Meikle
John A. Miller F..oda
John A. Okonski Chicago
Arthur W. Paul Alton
Max O. Koltf Peoria
^lenry .Siwecki Chicago
John A. Stephens
(Jus L. Stoehr
Carl Turner Sheldon
Edward G. Weihe Chicago
T. Milton Weirich
Joseph F. Teufer, Jr
Aavinf? each passed a satisfactory examination for reg^istration as assis
pharmacists, be, and are hereby declared, assistant pharmacists by exam
tion of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois.
Adopted.
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The Secretary was instructed to return the fees paid by all the ap-
plicants who failed to pass the examination for registered pharmacists
or assistant pharmacists, unless the applicants desired to leave their
applications on file for another examination.
Committee of pharmacists visited the Board. Mr. Miller, attorney
for Sprague, Warner & Co.. called in relation to the sale of grocers'
dru^s. The Board took the matter under consideration.
The applications of —
Bant a Bros. & Co Lowpoint
J . W. Barth Enterprise
A. M. Baitorshell Henning:
W. K. Bechtold McConnell
William R. Bender Red Oak
(\F. Bennehoff Rock Grove
( 'oriielius Kownmu Harper
Burton & Taylor Jeft'ersonville
.Joseph H. Ciimmiugs Rudement
Dial Davis Mt. Auburn
John VV, Dodson .Snider
A. C. Duncan Lintner
Kdwin Durston Witt
Romine Dyson Boon, Newton P. () .
ENterday «& Son VanOrin
J ucoh Prey Bolivia
A >)r.ihani Galliiffher Mode
Arron .1. Hileniar 7 miles east. Anna
Benj. F.. Jennings Simpson
Kdifar Johnson Warren
Albert T. Jones Warrenville
Jolin 1). Jurirenson Lansing
Daniel B. Kelly Beverly
Ellis A. Kelley Fitzgerell
F.J. Kull Strasburer P. O.
Edwin P. Luthrop VVneco
J hfi L. Love * \'llla (in ve
Marquette Mercantile Co MannJ^tte
Samuel A. Martin Co Spring Garden
Peter Michaels Rosemond
Momeny & Eck Troy Grove
J H. Newton & Son Marlow
George W. Phillips Damascus
Edgar M. Pierce Lanesville
James A. Quickrall Kingman
C. P. Roberts & Co Lakewood
Thomas Rogers Collison
Frank Sikes Coolbank
Louis C. Startler Uollowayville
Steed & Blackman Kedron
Gilbert Sullivan Lawndale
T. B. Thomas & Co Sato
Albert S. Vanaelstyn Coleta
Mrs. George L. Walker Fayette
(*. 1j. Wallace near Rudement
Whiteside A: Carr Cowsert
Thomas J.Williams Inmau
Luster M, Woods Allen ville
W.Ij. Worley Marcelline
Clarence Young Gerlaw
Ira T. Stel le Inn
Joseph B. Wilson Ina
Michael W. Peterson Elliott
T. R. Corn well Melrose
Francis Ryder Ryder
David A. Springer New Hebron
for permits to sell domestic remedies and i)atent medicines were
granted and approved.
The applications of —
Ulysses S. Vi liars Lake Bluff
Buckner& Ennis Waldron
N, M. Hunt National Stock Vds.Brooklin
Swan J. Apple Sears
LuthtT Ht>dire Azotus
Lort-nz'i D. llonry Linn
W. H. Martin 6c S<»n Wats»»u
Joseph W. Gibson, Al. 1) Harvel
H. B (partner Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. William Bond Drivers
John S. Cameron Elliott
W. A. Cameron * '
Milton R. Bailey. M.D **
Theo Noel Chicago
for permits to sell domestic remedies and parent or proi^rietary medi-
cines were not approved.
The application of Louis Gr. Volkjnar, of Oak Park, for registration
of (xeorge D. White, Maywood, as apprentice, was examined and not
approved.
On motion of ^fr. Simpson, the Hoard adjourned to meet in
room 17)3, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday, Nov. 27,
l>in, at 1) o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermaxn, Fresideni.
Attest: Frank Vleir\, Scrrcfftr//.
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Meeting of the State Board of Phannac}-, Illinois, held in room
178, Thirty-ninth street, Chicago, Illinois, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1897,
«t 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment, President Zimmermann,
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Culver, Hatch, Schmidt, Simpson and Zimmer-
mann.
The Board took up the matter of the sale of certain domestic arti-
cles by grocers and others in requiring a permit, and as a resolution
of their considerations the following was presented as the outcome of
their deliberations:
The State Board of Pharmacy, lUinois, in session Nov. 20, 1897, in inter-
preting the restrictions of the sale of driips and medicines to certain qualified
persons as provided in the law, decides that the followinj? drugs may be sold
by any store without violating the provisions of the Pharmacy law, viz. :
Alum, ordinary acma ammonia, bay rum, borax, cherry phosphates (not
labeled for medicinal purposes) , copperas, cream tartar, extract of gini^er,
and other flavoring extracts (not labeled for medicinal purposes), lubricating
castor oil, olive oil, petrolatum (not labeled for medicinal puri)oses), rosin,
sal soda, soda ash, soda bicarbonate, sulphur, spices of all kinds, extract
witch hazel (not labeled for medicinal purposes) and turpentine.
The law prohibits the sale, at retail, of patent or proprietary medicines,
and all drugs, medicines, chemicals and poisons by persons not authorized by
the Board under the provisions of the Pharmacy law.
Adopted.
The following claims were presented and referred to the "Commit-
tee on Finance and Audit:
A. Zimmermann, per diera and expenses $88 00
F. M. Schmidt, " " 53 00
A. A Culver, *' •* 64 00
H. Lee Hatch, *' ** 95 85
W. C. Simpson. * * * ' 103 10
F. Fleury, secretary, personal expense at meetintf ;J9 00
miscellaneous expense of Board 86 80
postage 89 00
expenses of Committee on Prosecutions 22 00
L. M. Smith & Bro., Asrt, rent office in Chicago 70 00
Hack & Anrlerson. printing 4 25
Frank Simmons. suppUes 15 55
E . F. Hartman. supplies 1 60
Central Union Tel. Co 12 50
John M. btriffler. ice 3 00
H. W. Hokker. supplies 15 50
Mr. Schmidt offered the following, to govern examinations in the
future:
A registered pharmacist by examination^ must have a general average of
75 per cent., and not less than 60 per cent, in dispensing. If the applicant's
general average falls below GG'-^j per cent., they must wait four months before
taking another examination.
The written work shall consist of 20 (juestions in theoretical pharmacy and
10 questions in theoretical chemistry, the questions to be printed on white
paper and numbered, and marked examination for registered pharmacist.
Identify 10 specimens, giving oflBcial name, common name, official defini-
tion of specimens, natural order, habitat, medical properties, official prepara-
tions and doses thereof.
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A registered assistant pharcDacist by examinatioa must have a geoeral
average of 60 per cent., and not less than 50 per cent, in dispensing. If the
applicants' general average fall below 4o per cent., they must wait four
months before taking anotner examination.
The written work shall consist of 20 elementary questions in pharma<;y,
and 10 elementary questions in chemistry, the questions to be printed on pink
paper and numbered, and marked examination for assistant pharmacist.
Identify 10 specimens, giving official name, common name, medical proper-
ties, official preparations, and doses thereof.
Adopted.
REPORT. OF COMMITTEE.
To the State Board of Pharmacy:
Your Committee on Finance and Audit beg leave to report, that they have
examined the following vouchers, find them correct, ana would recommend
that warrants be drawn upon the Treasurer for the amount due each:
A. Zimmerinaon ^ 888. 00
F. M. Schmidt 53 00
A. A. Culver 64 00
H. Lee Hatch 95 8&
W. C. Simpson 103 10
Prank Pleury, Secretary 39 00
86 80
80 00
22 00
L. M . Smith & Bro.. Agts. office 70 00
Hack & Anderson 4 25
JPrank Simmons 15 55
E. P. Hartman 1 60
Central Union Tel. Co 12 50
J. M. Striffler 8 00
H. W. Rokker 15 50
II. Lee Hatch,
W. C. Simpson,
F. M. Schmidt,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
On motion of Mr. Culver, report received and recornmendations
concurred in.
On motion of Mr. Schmidt, the Board adjourned to meet in room
3, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Tuesday, December 14, 1897,
at \) o'clock a. m., for general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room 3»
State House, Springfield, Illinois, Tuesday, December 14, 1897, at 1
o'clock p. m., pursuant to adjournment.
ROLL-CALL.
. Present: Messrs. Hatch, Schmidt and Zimmermann. Absent:
Messrs. Culver and Simpson.
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The application of B. C. Eisendrath, Chicago, for registration a&
registered pharmacist under section 6, was examined by the Board.
The evidence of competency not being satisfactory, registration not
granted.
The application of Percy M. Zinser, Minonk, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being satis-
factory, registration not granted.
The application of Mrs. Amanda E. Shultz, Carthage, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Geo. N. Ruby, Yorkville, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was exam-
ined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being satis-
factory, registration not granted.
The application of Wm. F. Barnes, Monmouth, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Chester M. Turns, Dana, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being satis-
factory, registration not granted.
The application of Francis Z. Woods, Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of James B. Knapp, Jr., Bardolph, for registra-
tion as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was
examined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of William E. Robinson, McLeansboro, for regis-
tration as assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause,
was examined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being
satisfactory, registration not granted.
The application of E. S. Bundy, Thompsonville, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Clair S. Dyas, of Chicago, for registration as
assistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being sat-
isfactory, registration not granted.
The application of Peter Nelson, DeKalb, for registration as as-
sistant pharmacist under section 7, time service clause, was examined
by the Board. The evidence of competency not being satifactory,
registration not granted.
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The application of Elmer E. Gordon, Robinson, for registration as
assistant i)harmacist under section 7, time service clause, was ex-
amined by the Board. The evidence of competency not being satis-
factory, registration not granted.
The application of John E. Klenze, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist. No. 9078 was granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Wm. E. Easterday, for re-registration as reg-
istered pharmacist No. 6550, granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Geo. Rimpert, for re-registration as registered
pharmacist No. 8077. granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of R. A. Howard, for re-registration as assistant
pharmacist No. 2520, granted upon payment of back fees.
The application of Stephen A. Gallaghan, for re-registration as
assistant pharmacist No. 1378, granted upon payment of back fees.
The application for change of name on records of the Board, from
Emma A. Ellen, to Emma Allen Derby, by reason of marriage, was
examined by Board, and the secretary instructed to change the name
upon the records in accordance with the application, and also upon
the certificate for 181)8.
The application for re-hearing in the case of J. F. E. Ramer for
permit was considered by the Board, and upon consideration of the
facts in the case, permit granted.
On motion of Mr. Hatch, the Board adjourned to meet in room 3,
State House, Springfield, Wednesday, December 15, 1897, at 9
o'clock a. m. for general business.
Approved: Albekt Zimmermann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secrehiry.
Meeting of the State Board of Pharmacy, Illinois, held in room
3, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday, December 15, 1897,
at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment. President Zimmermann
presiding.
ROLL-CALL.
Present: Messrs. Hatch. Schmidt and Zimmermann. Absent:
Messrs. Culver and Simpson.
The following report of the secretary and treasurer on receipts and
expenditures of the Board for the year 1897 was presented:
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Receipts and Expenditures for the Year 1897.
Receipts for Year 1897.
To R. P.'s section 6, time service clause, 42'" $5.00
To R. P.'a by examination. 166(«'86.00
To R. P.'s renewals, 4. 386(« $1.50
To R. A. I*.'8 section 7, time service. 4»?^ $6.00
To R. A. P.'s by examination. 238^'^$5.00
To R. A. P.'si renewals, LOI-^J^^LOO
To permits to sell Dom. Rem. and Prop. Med., original registration.
363(-^$1.00
To permits to sell Dom. Rem. and Prop. Med., renewals, l,163(a $0.60
To delinquent fees collected
Expenditures for Year 1897.
By salaries, members of board, secretary and assistants
By expense, personal, members board and secretary
By expense, blank books, stationery and supplies
By expense, printinir
By expense, postaife
By expense, expressasre
By expense, miscellaneous
By expense, committees
$210 00
330 00
6.549 00
245 00.
1,165 00'
1,043 00
363 OOi
581 50
206 00
$5,090 00
1.274 92
537 39
252 35|
569 25,
30 56
1,440 75 1
1,578 24!
$11,192 50
Balance on hand .
10. 773 46
$419 04
Expenditures in Detail for 1897.
SALARY account, 1897.
January
February
May
June
September
November
December
January
February
May
June
September
November
December
January
February
May
June
September
November
January
February
May
June
September
November
December
February
May
June
September
November
Albert Zimmermann. per diem
< I
Fred M. Schmidt, per diem.
8
13
6
19
18
20
14
8
13
8
19
18
20
14
8j A. A. Culver, per diem
13'
6
19,
20l
8,H. Lee Hatch, per diem.
13
6
19'
18i
ao
14
13i W. C. Simpson, per diem,
6'
19'
18
20
4 <
• «
$40 00,
55 OO'
65 00,
46 00'
46 00
50 00
20 00,
$58 00
40 OOi
104 00;
64 001
50 00'
:«oo
28 00
$35 00!
43 00'
64 00
44 00
77 00
:j5 00
$25 00
46 00
80 001
48 00
50 00
58 001
17 00'
$40 00'
79 00
48 00:
52 00
46 00
9i32l 00
382 00
298 00
324 00
265 00
uo
Salary Account — Concluded.
February 13, Frank Fleury . Secretary, salary
May 6| *• •* *•
June 191 •* •• ••
September 18 ** ** **
February 13 A. May McPherson, assistant to Secretary
May 61 ** *;
June 19
September 18
February 13 A. W. McPherson, bookkeeper
May 6 *• "
June 19; ** "
September 18 '* "
$500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
3180 00
180 00
180 00
180 00
195 00
195 00
195 00
196 00
2,000 00
720 00
780 00
95,090 00
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, PERSONAL, MEMBERS OP BOARD, 1»»7.
January
February
May
June
September
Norember
December
January
February
May
June
September
November
December
January
February
May
June
September
November
January
February
May
June
September
November
December
February
May
June
September
November
Albert Zimmermann
Schmidt.
H
13
6
19
18
20
14
81 Fred M
13
19!
18
20
14>
8'A. A. Culver.
13
6
19
181
20!
8H.
131
6
19
18.
20
14 1
Lee Hatch
13jW. C. Simpson
61 **
19:
18
20
February 13i Frank Fleury, Secretary.
May HI
September 18
November 201
919 40
43 50
64 00
23 25
3 7 00
38 00
10 40
$29 00
15 00
25 00
34 00
15 00
15 00
23 00
$29 851
29 00'
47 00
34 32
19 00,
29 00,
$13 80
37 80
57 70
16 80
37 85
37 85
780
$53 60
77 10
41 20
55 60
57 10
$60 00
60 00
42 00
39 00
$235 55
156 00
188 17
209 60
284 60
20100
$1,274 92
Ill
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY AND SUPPLIES. 18J)7.
JanaatT
• •
February
• •
May
Jane
September
• *
November
< •
December
8
13
13
13
13
6
6
6
61
61
6(
19
19
19
18'
18
18:
18
isi
20
20
201
14'
Pantaffraph PrintinjrCo.. certificates and stationery..
Lord. Owen & Co.. drugs
Illinois State Joamal Co.. blank applications
Robert Stevenson & Co., dmss
E. P. Hartraann. office sundries
Pantaffrapli Printing Co., stationery
Prank Pleury, Secretary, drues
Fleury Sb Rauth. drufirs
R. N. Dodds. druflTS
Pantafiraph Printing Co.. letter heads
H. W. Rokker. stationery
Frank Simmons, pens. ink. etc
Panta^aph Printinar Co., permits, etc
Pleury & Rauth. druirs
E. F. Hartmann. office sundries
Frank Pleury. Secretary, dru^s
Pantairraph Printing Co.. stationery
H. W. Kokker. stationery
E. F. Hactmann. office^undries
Robert Stevenson & Co.. druirs
Frank Simmons, pens, ink. etc ..,
E. F. Hartmann, office sundries
H. W. Rokker. blank applications
Frank Fleury. Secretary, sundries
$181 50
11 33
18 75
12 7]
12 50
11 60
12 05
13 10
800
48 75'
10 00
10 10
37 50
9 05i
2 25
5 40
61 50,
6 55|
6 25'
5 98
15 55
1 60
15 60
19 97
S537 39
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. PRINTING, 1S97.
Amount.
Total.
January
February
May
June
September
November
Pantaflrraph Printing: Co., circulars, etc.
Merchants' Pnblishinfir Co., labels
Illinois State Journal Co., circulars
E. F. Hartman, notices
Hack & Anderson, questions
Pantaffraph Printintr Co., circulars
H. W. Rokker, postal cards
8
13
13
13
13
6
6:
6:W. A. Parker & Co., questions.
6" "
19
18
18
18
20
Hack & Anderson, questions
Pantaffraph Printing Co., circulars.
Momenee Reporter, queHtions
Pantairraph Printinfir Co., circulars.
H. W. Kokker. notices, etc
Hack & Anderson, questions
$86 15
28 75
8 50
50:
50
18 75
35 70
13 00
8 25
10 25
13 00
3 25
13 561
4 25
$252 35
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, POSTAGE, 1897.
January
8 Frank J
February
13
May
6
June
19
September
November
18
20 .
pecember
14
8 Frank Pleury. Secretary, stamps, etc.
Amount.
*45 00
157 00
78 25
38 00
137 00
89 00
25 00
Total.
$569 25
112
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. MISCELLANEOUS. 1897.
Amount. Total.
Janilary
February
May
• 4
i •
• •
Judo
« t
September
November
• >
December
SjFrank Pleury, Secretary, Rundries I
8 Central Telephone Co., rent January. February and
March
8 John M. Striffler. ice, July 1 to December 31. 1896
N W. P. Hoyd, per diem, December, 1896 1
13lPrank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
13 L. M. Smith & Bro., agents, office rent. Chicajiro
13 The Smith Premier Co.. repair typewriter |
6 Frank Fleury, Secretary. legal expenses ;
G'L. M. Smith & Bro., affents, office rent. Chicago
6 Frank Pleury, Secretary, sundries
6 Central Telephone Co.. rent April, May, June. and toll..
G J. B. Brown, Postal Guide : i
6 lohn M. Striffler, ice January 1 to April 1 ;
lUiFrank Fleury, Secretary, incidental office expenses I
19 '• " sundries .'..!
19 li. M. JSmith & Bro., agents, office rent, Chicago
18 Central Telephone Co., rent July, August. September, i
and toll '
18 Prank Fleury, Secretary, sundries
20 L. M. Smith & Bro.. agents, office rent. Chicago
20 Central Telephone Co., rent October, November, Decem-
1 ber, and toll
20 John M. Striffler. ice April J to June 1 !
14 Frank Pleury. Secretary, sundries
14 L. M. Smith & Bro.. agents, office rent. Chicago
$39 50
1200;
9 00
4 00
89 02"
70 00'
10 25
;joooo
70 00,
167 20;
14 25
200
450
92 15!
46 27
70 00
105 00
12 25
100 «
84 00
70 00
12 50
8 00
18 44
H5 00
11.440 75-
EXPENSE ACCOUNT. EXPRESSAGE, 1897.
January 8
February 13
May 6
June 19
September 18
November 20
December 14
Prank Pleury, Secretary, paid.
Amount.
$4 35
3 65
665
1 60
7 55
280
3 96
Total;
$90 56
EXPENSE ACCOUNT, COMMITTEE ON COMPLAINTS AND PROSECUTIONS. 1897.
Amount. Total.
January
Pebniary
May
June
September
November
December
9; Balance expended in obtaining evidence for prosecu-
tions for 1896
13 Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as steno^apher
6 T. H. Field, special work .!!!!.'!!!!.!
6j Prank Fleury. Secretary, expenses, Chicago and return'
19 Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as stenographer
18 A. Zimmermann, per diem, 2 days
18 P. M. Schmidt, per diem, 20 days
18!Mrs. Ida M. Watson, salary as stenographer
18 Prank Pleury. Secretary, expenses, Chicago and return
14; P. M. Schmidt, per diem. 12 days 1
14 Amount paid in excess of receipts for 1897 1
$149 24
150 06
150 00
167 50
64 00,
150 00:
1000'
100 00
150 00,
54 00i
22 00
60 00
361 50'
$1,578 24
113
Registrations and Other Information^, 1897.
Total number of applicants examined by the Board in 1897, 643. Number
registered as registered pharmacists by examination, 166, of which 129 at the
time were holders of ce]1:ifiGates as assistant pharmacist by examination or
time service. Number registered as assistant pharmacist by examination,
233. Total number of applications considered by the Board in 1897 for regis-
tration as registered pharmacists under section G, 5-year experience clause,
101, of which 38 were granted locality certificates, and 28 of them were at the
time holders of jassistant certificates.
Total number registered pharmacist certificates issued in 1897, 4,570; of
these 168 are held by persons now residing outside the State.
Total number assistant pharmacist certificates issued in 1897, 1 ,325; of these
67 are held by persons now residing outside the State.
One registered pharmacist certificate revoked for cause in 1897.
Thirty-nine registered pharmacists and four assistant pharmacists died dur-
ing the year 1897, were reported, probably more not reported.
Total number permits to sell domestic remedies and proprietary medicines
in localities remote from drug stores, in force 1897, 1,526.
Total number apprentice certificates in force to date, 872; issued 1897, No. 301.
Prosecutions for the Year 1897.
Total number of prosecutions 1897, upon whicli fines have been collected, IIU.
Number of cases pending in Chicago, 20.
Number of cases pending outside Cook county, 10.
Number of department stores (large and small) prosecuted in Chicago, and
fiiies collected, 57. (This includes fines imposed upon the same stores sev-
eral times.)
Number of drug stores prosecuted in Chicago, and fines eollecled, 44.
Number of drug stores prosecuted outside Cook county, and fines collected, 15.
Respectfully submitted.
Prank Fleury, Secretary.
REPORT OP treasurer FOR 1897.
Amount.
Total.
I
Receipts, Frank Pleury. Secretary i Sll. 192 50
Paid on warrants j 10, 77a 46
I
Balance on hand I I 1419 04
i I
Respectfully submitted,
A. A. Culver, Treasurer.
Reports referred to the Committee on Finance and Audit.
The Committee on Finance and Audit proceeded to check up the
books of the Secretary and Treasurer, upon the completion of which
they made the following report:
Your Committee on Finance and Audit have checked up the books and ex-
amined the reports of the Secretary and Treasurer for the year 1897, find the
reports and accounts correct, and have approved same.
H. Lee Hatch,
Fred M. Schmidt,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Finance and Aud4t.
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The Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions presented the fol-
lowing report of prosecutions for the year 1897 :
Springfield, 111., December 10, 1897.
To the State Board of Pharmacy j Illinois:
Gentlemen: — Your Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions beg leave
to report the following prosecutions for the year 1897:
Summary of Prosecutions, 1897.
The People, )
vs.
John S. Fisher, drug store, Springfield. J
Before Circuit Court, Sangamon county. J. A. Creighton, Judge. Janu-
ary, 1897.
Appeal case from Briukerhoif, J. P. Trial by jury. Judgment for the
People, $10 and costs. Motion for appeal given and allowed. Appeal not
taken. Fine and costs not collected as yet. Execution issued.
The People, )
vs. r
O. M. Heilig, running drug store not registered. Mill Creek. )
Before Mr. Sessions, J. P., Union county. 111. January, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
L. Schwarts, grocer, retailing medicines, Alton. )
Before County Coui-t, Madison county. III. W. P. Early, Judge. Febru-
ary, 1897.
Fined $25 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. )•
B. Spinner, retailing medicines,. Alton. I
Before County Court, Madison county. III. W. P. Early, Judge. March, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
Philip Baer, selling medicines, Madison Co. I
Before County Court, Madison county, III. W. P. Early, Judge. March, 1997.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
E. M. Herrin, selling medicines, Madison Co. )
Before County Court, Madison county, III. W. P. Early, Judge. March, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
Beri'y & Stout, A. P., running drugstore, Ashland. )
Before Circuit Court, Cass county, April term, 1897. On appeal from
Judge M. H. White, J. P., Cass county. Judgment confessed two cases.
Penalty, $70; and costs, $23.65. Paid.
The People, )
vs. '
L. Klein, Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago. I
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. April, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
ro. j
115
The People, ]
vs. J^
Klein Bros., Dept. store, selling: mediciues, Chicagro. j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. April, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Kerth & Dougherty, drug store, Chicag
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. April, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
F. E. McKenzie, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. April, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid .
The People, )
vs.
W. A. Wieboldt, Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. April, 1897.
Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. V
H. £. Gross, Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. April, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. ... I
Siegel, Cooper & Co-. Dept. stoi*e, selling medicines, Chicago.)
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. April, 1897.
Fined $25 and costs. Paid.
The People. )
vs. [•
Moeller Bros., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. May, 1897.
Fined $25 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. S-
8iegel, Cooper & Co., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. April, 1897.
Fined $90 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. >
Oreenfield & Levy, drug store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. May, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Not collected.
The People,
vs.
8iegel, Cooper & Co., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. April, 1897.
Fined $30 and costs. Paid.
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116
The People, )
vs. [
C. F. Paul, drugstore, Chica^fo.j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. April, 1897.
Fined $25 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. . . l
Maddigan Bros., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. April, 1897.
Fined, $40 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. y
John York Co., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. April, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People, |
vs. >
Bmith & Yaple, drug store, Chicago. ) ,
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. May, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. y
p. F. Ryan & Co., Dept. store, selling medicines, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. March, 1897-
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
R. C. Cave, grocery store, selling medicines, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook eounty. 111. May, 1897.
Fined $5 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. y
£. M. Dirdar, drug store, Naperville. )
Before County Court, DuPage county. 111. G. W. Brown, Judge. May,
1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
T. J. Van Cleve, drug store, Aurora.
Before County Court, Kane county. 111. M. 0. Southworth, Judge. Mayr
1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
J
The People
vs.
Meyer Bros., department store, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. June, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
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117
The People
vs.
John G. Saxe, pharmacy, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
James Elmes, retailing medicines, Chicag(
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
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The People
vs.
W. J. Kelly, A. P., conducting Frank Bros., drug department, Chicago
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
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The People
vs.
Frank Bros., department store, '* adulteration,'' Chicago
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $50 and costs, $71.87. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
J. C. Pickard, M. D., drug store, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
W. A. Biermann, A. P.. conducting drug store, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
Johnson Bros., department store, retailing medicines, Chicag<
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
T. V. Villun, drug store, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. June, 1897,
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. [
H. R. Eagle & Co., grocers, retailing medicines, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
John Snteliffe, drug store, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. June, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
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The People
V8. [
L. J. M. Campbell, **failure to pay renewal fee," Chicago. }
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. ,'
J. P. Holmes, drug store, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. June, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
Jenkins Bros., department store, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. June, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People ]
vs.
Garrison Bros., drug store, Winetka. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. July, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
F. S. Hipes, A. P., conducting drue: store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J, P., Cook county. 111. July, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. r
Meyer Bros., general store, retailing medicines, Winetka. (
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. July, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
A. M. Levi, drug store, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. July, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. [
A. C. Dahm, A. P., conducting drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. July, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
New York Store Co., department store, retailing medicine, Chicago.)
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. July, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
J. A. Mahaffy, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. August, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
119
The People 1
vs. ^
Chickasaw Medicine Co., retailing^ medicines, Chicago.)
Before M. J. Quiun, J. P., Cook county, III. August, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. ^ ,"■
Scott & Jungk,drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. .1. Quinu, J. P., Cook county, III. August. 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. ^ r
Boston Store, **aduleration." department store, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. August, 1897.
Fined $50 and costs, $24.02. Paid.
The People )
James dc Dewey, drug store, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. August, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
Geo. M. Stokes, druggist and grocer, Kankakee. J
Before B. II. Nichols, J. P., Kankakee county. III. August, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
A. B. Miller, conducting drug store; no R. P., Loda. )
Before H. Garner, J. P., Iroquois county. III. August, 18J7.
Fined $50, and costs, $16.45. Paid.
The People )
vs.
A. P. Dewey & Co., drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. August, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
E. Daly, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. August, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People \
vs.
P. F. Gillespie, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People |
vs. -
H. D. Hess, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
, Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
120
The People ]
vs. >
H. Kirschstein, druK store, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. September, 181)7.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
Sorrow & Kerntopf , drug store, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
F. H. Clarisey, A. P., conducting drug store, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. ,-
Sorrow & Kerntopf, drug store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
J
The People
vs.
Henry C. Malzen, grocer, retailing medicines, ('hicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
C. M. Sherman, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. !-
Geo. W. Tucker, drug store, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. September, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. >
Karlsberg Bros., grocers, retailing medicines, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People
B. P. Richardson, grocer^ltailing medicines. Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. ^
L. C. Smith, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
121
The People
vs.
1
W. A. Markee, drug store, Chicago.)
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
E. B. Featherstone, drug store, Chicagc
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
ro. j
The People
vs.
T. G. Agnew, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
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B. F. Stryzonski, drug store, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. September, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
E. Paschke, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs. [
L. T. Peterson, retailing medicine, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P.,»Cook county, 111. September, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
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The People
vs. r
Fred. W. Thomas, drug store, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
H. B. Cole, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People )
vs.
C. E. Butler, drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People
vs.
H. M. Libman, grecer^ retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. October, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
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122
The People,
vs.
Williams & Johnson, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People. )
vs. •
J. P. Considine, drug store, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. .>
A. Romano, drug store, Chicago. I
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, ]
vs. .
E. A. Gardner, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
M. J. Albrecht, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. J
Before A. R. Porter, J, P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, |
vs.
L. P. Larsen, drug store, Chicago. I
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. /
J. H. Murphy Co., drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs.
The People, )
vs.
S. Lederer & Co., department store, retailing medicines, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Lederer & Oppenheimer, department store, retailing medicines
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. October, 1897.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
, Chicago, j
The People,
vs.
Whitney & Jacobs, dru>; store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
J
123
The People,
vs.
Whitney & Jacobs, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. October, 1897.
Fined $5 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Klein Bros., department store, retailing: medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Qiiinn, J. P., Cook county. III. October, 18J)7.
Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
The People, ]
vs. r
W. C. Holtz, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago. }
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. October, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People, |
vs. ,-
1. M. Brown, drug store, Chicago; J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. III. October, 1897.
Fined $25 and costs. Paid.
The People, ]
vs. r
I. E. Penberthy, drug store, Chicago. .)
Before A. K. Porter, J. P., Cook county. III. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, ]
vs. ,'
J. E. Clark, drug store, Chicago. )
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, III. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
C. A. Ludwig, drug store, Chicago.
Before M. J, Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Chas. Boucher, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M, J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. November, 1897,
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People,
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G. A. Lauf, grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. III. November, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs. >■
o. j
Ig. Rowalski, drug store, Chicag(
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. 111. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
124
The People,
vs.
1
Andrew J. Macraire, drug: store, Chicagro. j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Wickert & Moore, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
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November, 1897.
The People,
vs.
1
Wm. Biermann, drug store, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. November, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. >
K. A. Zurawski, drug store, Chicago, j
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
November, 1897.
The People,
vs.
Sullivan & Cook, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
M. S. Varley, retailing medicines, (Chicago.
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111.
Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
November, 1897.
November, 1897.
]
The People,
vs. ,
Olsen & Hoffsted, drug store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
November, 1897.
The People,
vs.
I
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I. N. Empie, drug store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
December, 1897.
The People.
vs.
B. M. Johnstone, drug store, Chicag(
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
ro. j
December, 1897.
The People, )
vs. ^
•C. S. Brown & Co., retailing medicines, Chicago. I
Before A. R. Porter, J. P., Cook county. 111. December, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
125
The People, )
vs.
J. J. Sorensen, drue: store, Chicago. )
Before M. J. Quinn. J. P., Cook county. 111. December, 181)7.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. r
W. A. Bancroft, drug store, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. December 18U7.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs.
G. G. Shauer, drug store, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, III. December, 1807.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. y
The Kickapoo Indian Med. Co., retailing medicines, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. December, 1807,
Fined $20" and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Orland Rosier, Grocer, retailing medicines, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county. III. December, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. \
F. J. Lichtenberger, drug store, Chicago. J
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. December, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People,
vs.
Stephen Pietrower, drug store, Chicago.
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. December, 1897.
Fined $10 and costs. Paid.
The People,
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T. V. Villim, drug store, Chicago.
Before A. R, Porter, J. P., Cook county, 111. December, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. y
The Kickapoo Indian Med. Co., retailing medicines, Chicago, j
Before M. J. Quinn, J. P., Cook county, 111. December, 1897.
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
The People, )
vs. y
Sprowls & Dauby, drug store, Elgin, j
Before County Court, Kane county. 111. M. O. South worth. Judge
Fined $20 and costs. Paid.
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There are a number of appeal cases pending in the courts of Cook county
for violation of the adulteration clause, section 15, of the pharmacy law, also
appeal cases pending in other counties of the State for violation of sections 2,
3 and 10. Your committee has done some active work in Cook county, with
the result that several department stores have quit handling medicines, and
while we have done good work in prosecutions and otherwise in getting vio-
lators of the law into line it is expensive work and requires constant vigilance.
The total receipts from prosecutiODK has been 12.842 19
The total expenditures have been for same 3,208 69
The receipts are divided as follows:
From Cook county S2.466 49
From other counties 375 70
The expenses m Cook county are divided as follows:
Attorney's fees paid $1. 175 00
Expert chemist's fees paid 202 67
Court costs, constables' fees and stenographer's fees paid 72 00
•Canvassinir airents. per diem and expense*, obtalninir evidence, etc 1, 203 10
Total 12,662 77
The expenses outside of Cook county are divided as follows:
Attorneys' f ^es paid $200 37
Court costs and constables' fees paid 51 95
•Canvasslnir agents, per diem and expenses, obtaining evidence, etc 28060
Total .*^_92
The expenses over receipts for the year $361 50
A considerable portion of this amount will accrue to the Board later, in our
opinion, from cases now pending in the courts. In addition to these expenses
your committee incurred an expense of $157.50, which amount was paid to T.
H. Field for making 315 reports of drug stores as follows:
City or town
Population County
Name of firm
Individual members of firm:
R. P. or not? Certificate No
R. P. or nott Certificate No
R. P. or not? Certificate No
R. P.'h employed:
Certificate No
Certificate No
Certificate No
Is the R. R. a practicing physician?
Res:. Assistants employed :
Certificate No
Certificate No
Certificate No
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Rejr. Apprentices employed:
Certificate No
Certiticate No
Are the 1897 Certificates exposed so that the public can see them?
Remarks
Dated 1897.
Signed
Mr. Field reached nearly all the raMroad cities and towns in twenty of the
northern tier of counties in the State and much good resulted therefrom, and
a portion of this expense came back to the Board through this work, although
he had nothing to do with the work of prosecutions. Your committee have
done a vast amount of missionary work through the Secretary's office by co-r-
respondence from these reports, throughout that portion of tte State, and we
have endeavored to get violators of the law into line without prosecution, if
possible, prosecution being the last resort. Your committee would recom-
mend that this method of reports be continued so as to cover the entire State
as quickly as possible, and tnat the work of prosecution of open violators of
the law, who are knowingly doing so, be continued vigorously.
Respectfully submitted,
Fred M. Schmidt,
H. Lee Hatch,
W. C. Simpson,
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions,
On motion, report received and placed on file.
The following claims were presented and referred to the Committee
on Finance and Audit:
A. Zimmermann. per diem and expenses S30 40
F.M.Schmidt. * " Ill 00
H.LeeHatch. ** ** 24 80
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions 361 50
Frank Flenry, Secretary, postaire 25 00
miscellaneous ." 42 37
L. M. Smith & Bro.. rent office. Chicafiro 35 OQ
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
To the State Board of Pharmacy:
Your Committee on Finance beg leave to report that they have examined
the following vouchers, find them correct and would recommend that war-
rants be drawn upon the Treasurer for tlier«amount due each :
A. Zimmenuann, per diem and expenses S30 40
F.M.Schmidt. ** ** Ill 00
H.LeeHatch, '* *' 24 80
Committee on Complaints and Prosecutions 361 50
Frank Fleury, Secretary, postage 25 00
miscellaneous 42 37
L. M. Smiths Bro.. rent office. Chicago 35 00
H. Lee Hatch.
W. r. Simpson,
Fred M. Schmidt,
Committee on Finance and Audit.
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On motion of Mr. Hatch, report received and recommendation&
concurred in.
On motion of Mr. Simpson, the Board adjourned to meet in room
3, State House, Springfield, Illinois, Monday, January 3, 1898, at ^
o'clock a. m., for examination and general business.
Approved: Albert Zimmernann, President.
Attest: Frank Fleury, Secretary,
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ALPHABETICAL LIST REGISTERED PHARMACISTS, 1S97.
A
Abbey, Horatio Kirkwood
Abbott, Henry T Barringrton
Abernatby , Ralph T Danville
Abernethy, Alexander PoontooKuc
Abrahamson. John A Chicatfo
Abrams. James U Atwood
Achelpofal. Charles H Quincy
Ackennan, Georee H Chicago
Ackermann. Albert
Adair. Edward
Adainick. (rusfcavous H Peru
Adamick. Adolph W Chicagro
Adams. Nathaniel H
Adams, WilliamT
Adams, HaiTy B Morri**
Adam9, James Chiraifo
Ade. Daniel A
Ade. Stephen P
Ade, Jonathan G
Adis. Herman J
AtTi&rd. Remus M Gardner
Ablborn. Frank H Chicago
Aisonstadt. Aaron
Akin, Wiilima D Oak Park
Akins. James S Mendon
Albrecht. Henry Peoria
Aibrecbt, Charles Chicago
Aldridjfe, Silas H Plymouth
Aleshire, Joseph H Plain ville
Aleth-Hansen, J. G Chicago
.Alex. Oscar
Alexander, Samuel H Sparta
Alexander, James
Alexander. Albert R Richmond
Alexander, Charles W Jacksonville
Alexander. Arthur Chicago
Allaben. Edwin Roclielle
Allcott. Lee P Jacksonville
Allen. J<»hn H Marseilles
Allen, Charles S ('hicago
Allen, W. H Havana
Allen. John S Keithsburg
Allen. Robert W Chicago
Allen. Louis H LaGrange
Allison, Zachary T Industry
Allison. J. W Essex
A Iphonso, A Washingtcm
Altom. Jesse Patoka
Altom. John L
Altom. Sylvannes E ' *
Alversrm, E. M Stonington
Alyea. Thomas E Princeville
Arnos. John R Joliet
Amphlett, Pred J Chicago
AtDondson. Otto E
Anderson. Bernhard Avon
Anderson. A. W Galva
Anderson, Peter A Streator
Anderson, Dixon S Creal Springs
Anderson. John A Chicago
A n«ler8on. Prank O Cambridge
Andre. F'rank Chicago
Andres. Albert A Elgin
Andrews, 8. C Newton
—9 P.
Angear, William J. S Chicago Heights
Anireur. John J. M Chicago
Angear, Benjamin H. S
Angell. Charles P Atlanta
Anthony, George A Kewanec
Arend, Augustus Chicago
Arens. Charles H
Armbrecht, William H
A rmbrecht, Louis
Armstrong, Christoj)her C Oirard
Armstrong. Ellis W Decatur
Armstrong, Frederic W Chicago
Armstrong, Robert S "
Armstrong. Byron
Armstrong. Charles W Decai nr
Arndt, Hermann G Chicago
Arnold, J. M Ohio
Arnold. Thomas S Watseka
Arnold, Daniel W
Arnold. Albert E Morrisonvilh-
Arnold. Widiam B Kocktord
Artz. FMwin AutfUf«ta
Artz. Lydiu R Byron
Artz. Orlando W Chicago
Artz. Edwin, Jr Augusta
Aschenbrenner. Conrad Am hoy
Ash bury. John W Chicago
Askey, William Dakota
Athay, Alfred S Galeshurg
Atkinson, Henry B New Canton
Atterbery . Marion O ( >akfor(l
Atwell. Francis C Collins ville
Atwood. Fj. R Lostant
Aughinbaugh. W. H Oconee
Augustine. John Brareville
Auniann. Henry Quincy
Austin, Solomon W Cliicago
Austin, William H Watseka
Austin, Mi'rchant E Chicago
Avery, Albert B Neponset
Avery, Charles H Chicago
Axton, William S Cowden
Ay res, 1) E Athens
B
Babbitt. James H Avon
Bachelle, Rudolf von Chicago
Bachmann. John F
Bacon, Charles H Lockport
Bader. Henry P East St. Louis
Baeslau, William P Ch icago
Baguley. (Clarence B ,
Bahe. W. Franklin
Bahnsen. Frank W Rock Island
Bahnsen. .Max F
Bailey. G. O Arniington
Bailey, George A Grayvilh'
Bailey, Willard S Chicago
Bailey^harles W Hebron
Bair. David P., Jr Galeshurg
Baird, Francis M Mt Carniel
Baker. John M Chic:ig<»
Baker. (3<'orge R
Baker. Charles W
Bak .T. James G Fai rtield
130
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Baker. Cray! on A Lovingrton
Baker, Bert W Kansas
Baldwin, E. 8 Warren
Baldwin, James B Onarsra
Baldwin. Lee A Warren
Bales*, (.'harles W Sprinjf field
Ball.WiUiaraA Carmi
Ball, JohnK •
Ballard. Edwin F Chicago
Ballda, Arthur C
BuUinnrer. Frederick H Chenoa
Ballowitz. Willie C Ch icasro
Ballweg:. Edward Ed^vardsville
Bambornuffh. Claude E Polo
Banifs, H. Milton Chatsworth
Banifs. Edward A
Barber, Kussell M Chicagro
Barber, lieorgo L
Barber. Joel H Pittnfieid
Barber. Robert A Chienffo
Barolav. James S Oak Park
Bard. Sam P Chiougo
Banionski. Victor
Bararh, Edwin C Kinmundy
Barker. Franklin Kochelle
Barker Howard 8 Frankfort Station
Barkey, Walter J Clncairo
Barley. Jamea ( ) Dixon
Barnard. \ViHiam D. W Upper Alton
Barnes. John Cbieasro
Barnes. Robert E Orion
llarnes. Geortce S Monmouth
Barnes. Walter E Chicaco
Barnes, E. Roilin Mjirtinsvillc
Barnes Bert M ('bicacro
Barnett. John R Lincoln
Barnhart. Frank C Evanston
Barnum. Charles E Onarga
Barr. Daniel 8 Braid wood
Barr, Cyrus H Dwiifht
Barr, G. Walter Quincy
Barrett, Joseph Wyanet
Barrett. William C Hiffhland Park
Barron. William H Shannon
Barrum. John W Arthur
Barry. P. C Hardin
Barry. Edward L. H Jersey ville
BartelN. Georgre C Camp Point
Barth, Georgre F North Alton
Bartholomew. Henry H Quincy
Bartlett. N. (iray Chicatro
Barton. Jacob B Sublette
Bartz. N icholas B Lemont
BarwiiT.Georfft' B Chicagfo
Baseler.Carl P
Baskerville. Benjamin J * *
Bassett. Georgre R Chicago
Batdorf. Louisa A Freeburg
Bate. Henry J Chicafiro
Bates. Homer O
Bates. Amos D Camp Point
Bates. Frederick H Elmhurst
Batt, Bruno Chicagro
Batt, Benno Benjamin " *
Battles, ('liarles E Moline
Battles. Morris W.. Jr "
Bauer. J. T Stoningrton
Bauer. Lorenz J (Jhicajro
Baum. W^ F Danville
Baumann, Henry J Dundee
Bauraaun. George E Springffleld
Baumann, Charles T
Buuragrarth. Herman R., Jr Chicagro
Baumgrart. Fred Danville
Baur. Hugo F Chicagro
Bayer. J. G
Bays, Geor8:e M
Beans. Edwin K., Jr
Boarcroft. J. H
Beattie, Percy H
Beatty. I. Louis Fairview
Beatty. Edward E Peoria
Beaumont. B. C Marshall
Beck, John C Chicago
Beck, Erail S
Beck, Francis B
Becker, John Aurora
Becker, Harry V *. Chfca8:«>
Becker, Fred W Mattoon
Becker. Carl L Chicago
Becker, William L
Beckman. Peter W Alton
Beckmann, Henry O Emden
Beckwith. Henry J Chicago
Bedard, George H LaSalle
Bedford, James R Verona
Bedford. Richard J **
Bedford, George Maywood
Beecher. William L Chicago
Beer, Simon B Fairview
Beeson, John W Sorent
Beger, August J NauvoO
Berglund. John F. A Chicago
Behraer, Otto T. B
Behnke, Julius C
Behrend, Charles W Winnetka
Behrens. Theodore R Chicago
Behrens. Paul J
Behrens, Erail C. L
Behrens. William B
Behrens, Frederick F. F
Beidler, S. Linn Mt. Pulaski
Beinssen, William Chicago
Beiter. John O Evansville
Bell. Jennie E Cbicago
Bell. John G
Bell. William
Bell. Henry W Decatur
Bell, Alexander J Chicago
Bellack, Jul ius
Bellack, Berthold H
Beltzhoover, Harry L Coal City
Bengston. John Rock Island
Benham. Julius H Golconda
Bennett. Elmir Wataga
Bennett. A. C Newman
Bennett. Isaac E Piano
Bennett, George M Urbana
Bennett, Bruce S Newman
Benson. John G McLeansboro
Benson, Newton J Vienna
Benson, Andrew J Chicago
Bentley , Edward X Marion
Bentley. Henry M Sidney
Benton, Wilber M Peoria
Benton. George H Chicago
Benz. Charles W
Benz. William M
Ben-man, James H Morgan Park
Bergengren. A. Oscar R Chicago
Berger, George H Carlylo
Berger, Fran k J Ch icago
Berger, Louise M
Berkey. Harvey Allen
Bermele, Georjre P
Bernard, Edwin S
Bernbard. Phillip H Lockport
Bernhardt. Adolph P Chicago
Berry, WMlliam D Roodhouse
Berry, J. N New Bumaide
Berry.George W Ashland
Besley. George W West McHenry
Besse. Philip a. Kankakee
Best, George H Peoria
Betourne. Edward Kankakee
Betting. Oscar S Chicago
Beuerle. Charles F
Bibby. Freeman. Jr * *
Bickelhaupt. Henry Edwardsville
Bickenbach, Alvin P Astoria
Bickford, J.M Rock Palls
Bickhaus. Conrad Chicago
131
List of Registered Pharmacists— Continued.
Biese, Carl A Chicago
Bierstedt, Emanuel A;
Bilby. Omer
BiUerbeck. Ferdinand C
Binz. Edward G
Bird. John Clifton
Birk. J. W
Bi.Hchoff. Ernest G. F
Bisch. ir. Henry A
Bishop. Isaiah Eliza
Bishop, A. S ChioafiTO
Bi.*hop. Samuel E
Bishop. Charles
Bitter, Henry George
Biwer. Edward T
Bjelland. Andrew A Ottawa
Bjerke, John C Chicago
B]erke.Han^s K
Black. Frank W
Blackburn. Charles H Harvel
Blackburn. John W Paris
Blaezer, Joseph Ch icago
Blagden. A. D Sycamore
Biiihnik. Vencel L Chicago
Blahnik, Marie
Blaine. Aurilla J Decatur
Blaine. Frank J
Blnir. Elwood J Charleston
HIanchard. J. F New Burnside
Bland, Barzillai M Geneneo'
Bland. Preston L Marshall
Blandid. Fremont C Rutland
Blanding, Edward L Chicago
Bletrner. Edward P
Blish. Gregory E
Bliss. John F Prihceville
Blocki. William P Chicago
Blood, L^aac W
Blo.vam. William G Campus
Blythe. Will Centralia
Boal, Mary E Piper City
Boal. Belmor A
Boal, Albert D Buda
Boalch, George W Chicago
Bochner. William M . . . . : Odin
Bock. Gustavus C Smithton
Bode. Harry L Chicago
Bodemann. Wilhelm
Bodenschatz. John G Lemont
Bodinson, Frederick P Chicago
Bodle. George W
Bodman, Sereno K Benient
Bodman, Charles G DcKalb
Boe. Alfred N Chicago
Boehm, John
BoeNch, Joseph F Peoria
Bogan. Peter R Chicago
Bogardus. Henry E Piano
Bohman. John A Glen«roe
Boicourt. William H Golconda
Bojanowsk). Henry S Chicago
Bollerup. Jens P. M
Bolles. Hiram O Springtield
Bollen. Chester H
Bollinger. George Chicago
Boman. William G Alton
Bond, Rufus J Mt. Vernon
Bond. Edward R Fair-land
Bond, Fred M Chicago
Bonn. I^misE , **
Bonnel, W. W Astoria
Bonney. Elvin Ramsey
Bonney. Samuel H Quincy
Boor<i. Ed R Gray ville
Boor^e. Henry A Ch icago
Borch, Ludvig V. E . » Austin
Boreherdt. Julius C Chicago
Borchsenius, George C Norway
Borders. Oliver P Tuluca
Borinir, Alexander M Curlinville
Bosart, Jacob M Sumner
BoHsart. Harry S Buckley
Boster. Cornelius C Macedonia
Boswell. Charles T Rockf ord
Bourland. I.saac Newton, Jr Equality
Bourner, Edwin D Pleasant Mound
Bourscheidt, Peter J Peoria
Bowcock, Charles M Springfield
Bowen, Rudolph R Chicago
Bowen, Charles A Quincy
Bower. George W Olney
Bower. William * '
Bower, Ernst Zeledon Mt. Carmel
Bowers. John W Mt Sterling
Bowman. Charles A Pporia
Bowman, Prcd K Chicago
Bowron, Albert E
Boyce. Harry A "
Boyd, William P Areola
Boyd. Ht'nry A Casey
Boyd. John C Paris
Boyd. Rufus H Broughton
Boyden, Fred P Chicago
Boyer, Stephen Peoria
Boyer. Joseph W Vermilion
Boyles, James M Louisville
Bozarth. J. T Keithsburg
Bozell. William H Gilraan
Brabrook, Walter A Chicago
Brackett. Ernest R
Braden, Samuel L McLean sboro
Bradfleld, Samuel Green Valley
Bradford. William E Six Mile
Bradford. Ralph P Pontiac
Bradley, Allen Mason City
Bradley. William Evanston
Bradley. Milton M Chatham
Bradstreet, Jesse W Byron
Bradway. I harles P Abingdon
Braierd, Leverett E Oak Park
Branrlom, Oren T Chicago
Brands. Albei-t L Prairie du Rocher
Branson, J. M Keene's Station
Bras. Thomas H New Boston
Braun. Thomas Chicago
Braun, Rudolph P
Braun, Walter T
Bruuns, Martin L
Bray. John F Toliet
Brayton. Arthur W Mt. Morris
Breckwoldt. Leonhard O Chicago
Breese, R. Finley
Rreithaupt, Jacob B Peoria
Brendecke. Adolph C Chicago
Brennan. William P
Brennan. Charles P Mt. Cnrmel
Brenneman, William E Chicago
Brenner, Scott Onarga
Breves. Charles Chicago
Breves. Herman
Breves, Rudolph Peotone
Brewer. Johnston S Knox ville
Brewer, John E Monmouth
Brewer. Melville
Brewer. James D Jacksonville
Briggs, J ames Ottawa
Briggs. James S Amboy
Briggs. Chamberlin M Hoopeston
Briggs, Richard C v Chicago
Briergs. James P Eureka
Brill. Emil (i. P Chicago
Brines. Paul C Rush vilh*
Brinkman, Henry A Warsaw
Briukman. Louis —
Britell. Dan Thom.son
Britton, Stout W Chicago
Broaidus. Henry A Piano
Broad well. Stuart Springfield
Brock. Silas Ash Grove
Brock way. Pliney S Paw Paw
Brody. iiorris Cli icago
Brokow, Wilson H , 8beld«.n
132
List of Registered Pharmacisfs — Continued.
BrOuMOD, George S ChScugo
Brooke. Firemen C '*
Brookinirs, A. C DuQuoin
Brookings, Charles M "
Brooks, Albert L DeKalb
Brophy. Nathaniel B Nokomis
Brown. Thomas J Maple Park
Brown, Samuel D Assumption
Brown. Thomas A Thebes
Brown. John MorriH
Brown, William M Milton
Brown, Daniel C Springfield
Brown. Albert A Sterlinfir
Brown', Horace H Joliec
Brown, Reinhart L Chicago
Browu. Prank H **
Brown. .1 ohn Rowe Springfield
Brown, Eugene C ." Joliet
Brown, Samuel A North Henderson
Brown, William J Decatur
Brown, C. BLlrby Chicago
Brown. Harrison M Alexis
Brown, C. F Newton
Brown, Joseph E Ashley
Brown, Eugene N Nuuda
Brown. Catherine B Sterling
Brown. Benjamin P Galva
Brown, Eric P Prophetstowii
Brown, Rush G Chicago
Brown , Garrison Crescent City
Brown. Frederick A Chicago
Brown, George A Qniney
Brown, Paul D Rochelle
Brown, B. Percy Prophetsto wn
Brown, Pay Watseka
Brown, Wilson New Grand Chain
Brown. Allan Chicago
Brown, William H
Brown. Frank R Jacksonville
Brown, Harry W Chicago
Brown, Edward V Hebron
Brownback. Henry 0 Ashland
Brownell. Victor C '. Chicago
Brumhoff. Frederick
Bruinund, Diederich A
Brundage. Edwin W
Brunk. Charles W Windsor
Bruns, Louis V Chicago
Bnitistrom. Charles
Bruun. Nicolai
B r u u n , H ar al d N
Bryanr. William C Gibson City
Buchanan. E. L Lacon
Buoheit, Aug. W Staunton
Buchner, Fred E. A Chicago
Buchta. CarlG
Buck, Henry D Centralia
Buchkam, Richard F Mt. Vernon
Buckley. Fi ank E Knoxville
Bucknell, Simeon E Alhambra
Buckworth. Dana L LeRoy
Budd. Harry R Bunker Hill
Budd.WilliamN
Budlong. William C Aurora
Buescher, Frederick W Chicago
Buge, Herman
Bunch, Charles O East St. Louis
Bundy, Joseph E Cissna Park
Bundy. Jamas A Iroquois
Bundy, William H Marion
Bundy, James J Thompsonville
Bunnell. El win M Dixon
Burbank, Charles H Chicago
Burda, Wladislaus
Burf ord. Caroline Tennessee
Burger. Joseph A Chicago
Burgess. William J Johnston City
Burgman. Henry J Chicago
Burgower, Joseph Rock Island
Burgoy ne. Thomas £ Melrose Park
Burkert. Grant ..Chicago ■
Burkett. Charles H Evanston
Burks, Howard C Decatur
Burlinghum. Luke Chicago
Burnap. Henry T Upper Alton
Burnett. Henry L Raleigh
Burnett, John W Alto Pass
Burnhani, Aloniso F Jacksonville
Burnhani, Charles F Mendon
Burns. George W Morrison
Burns. Benjamin F Oakland
Burrell. John Freeport
Burridge. Francis E Erie
Burridge. Eugene H Abingdon
Bury. Charles H Chicago
Burt, Charles H Galesburg
Burt, VV. Campbell Chicago
Burtnett, William H Camargo
Burton. James M Dahlgren
Burton. William R
Bush, Frank C Chicajro
Bush, John A., Jr Peoria
Bush, E. Theophile Chicatrr^
Bush, Laura C
Bush.JohnW
Bussard. Francis M New Hebrou
Buase, Arthur A Chicago
Bussey, Cecil F Aurora
Bussey, Henry F •. . ...Anna
Butkicwicz. Kasimir Chicago
Butler, Jacob EliKabethtown
Butler. Lemuel E Aledo
Butler, Samuel G Danville
Butler, Robert H Chicaco
Butt. John A
Butterfield, Samuel C Hampshire
Butterworth. Willis F Lanark
Button. Charles E Chicago
Butts. Gabritl C Dana
Byrne. Sister .M. Cephas Chicni:'>
Byrud. John
G
Cady, F*rank C Chicago
Cafky. William W Jacksonville
Caillouette. Godfrey Beaverville
Cain, Laban Carthage
Cain. Horatio E Chicago
Cain, Milton Lewisiown
Cairns, Herbert J % Chicago
Calder, Alexander
Caldwell, James A Pontiac
Caldwell. William B Monticello
Caldwell. Charles P Chicago
Callvin.L.Gustaf
Canierer, John D Kinmundy
Cameron. Willinm J Chicago
Camp. Julian E Brooklyn
Camp»iell, J. P Winchester
Campboll. Thomas S Pinckneyville
Canipltell, luanc Assumption
Campbell. L. J. M Chicago
Campbell, Charles Bloomington
Campbell. Andrew J Mazon
Campbell. William L Chicago
Campbell. H. A
Campbell. Charles C
Campbell. J. Gordon La Harpe
Campen, .Anton F Peoria
Cannon, T. Francis Chicago
Canode, George B Mt. Morris
Capps. George B Vandalia
Carberry. D. E Manstteld
Card. Thomas K Chicago
Carlenian. Charles B
Carley. Charles E Quinc>
Carlson. John L Joliet
(Carpenter. William S Downer's Grove
Carr. William T Trenton
Can*. James C D Galatia
133
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Carr. Robert M Chicaaro
(Jarr, Jerome C DuQuoin
Carr. Edirar D Arfcentu
C'arr, Robert F., Jr Chicago
Carre, William H
Carre. George H
Carroll. James 8
Carrothers. William Q Fairfield
Carson, J. A Mahomet
Carson. J. Howard Brimfleld
Caraon. Charles R Chicagfo
Carter. Henry W Rock Island
Carter, Theron H Danville
Carter, Marquis D. L Thompsonvllle
Case. Georere E Chicacro
Casey. James
Casey. Frank R Mt. Vernon
Cassinsrhara. Ora W Champaign
Cassiniirham, M Gardner
Catisinirham. Edwin W Wilmington
Cassingham. Fred W Gardner
Castor. A. Grant Chicago
Caswell. Stephen J Rock ford
Cate. Henry B Aurora
Caihcart. William F ». Chicago
Cay wood. Nathaniel H Basco
CederburfT. James I> Cum bridge
Cerny, Joseph Chicago
Challmftn. Gus A
Chamberlain. Susannah E Albany
Chamberlain. Horatio W Alton
Chamberlin. Gurden S Freeport
Champion. Joseph L Chicago
Cbanaler. A. W Compton
Chantler. V'incent H Chicago
Chapman, Andrew L Carlock
Chapman. Joseph C Wheeler
Chapman, Ralpn A. . Marengo
Ohapmao, William N Sandwich
Charlton. Charles K Wilmington
Charters, George R Ashton
Charters. Jamei> W Oregon
Chase, John B Chicago
Cheney, Lncian P
Chenoweth, Francis H Monticello
Cherry. John M Warsaw
Chewning. Jettse Peorin
Chladek, Joseph W.. Jr Chicago
Chrismar, Eugene K, L. von
Cbristensen, Henning A "
Christensen, Fred O
Cbristensen, Lauritz A
Cbristensen. Charles A. T
Christensen. Walter W
Christensen. Henry C
Christenson. Adotph H
Christian. John T
Christie. Jerome O Qiiincy
Christman. Reuben S Chicago
Christy. Joseph S Sumner
Cbudzinski, Komelius S Chicago
Church, FrankL. W
Cbnrch. Cassias M Belvidere
Churchill. Charles £ Algonquin
Chwatal. John J Chicago
Civis. Edward
Clancy, Cornelius L
Clancy, William J — ' LaSalle
Clapp. Ralph W Chicago
Clare, S.H. Pleasant Hill
Clark. William A East Alton
Clark. Arthur G Chicago
Clark, Albert H Springfield
Clark. AsaT Belleville
Clark, HerbertT Chicago
Clark. Albert B Galesburg
Clark. Aaron H Kingston
Clark, George H Piasa
Clark, Joseph Li ma
Clark, Samuel H Virdfu
Clarke, Frederick P. F . . . '. Chicago
Clarke, Clarence S Bushnell
Clarke, Albert S ^..
Clarke,E. L
Clarke, John F Bement
Clarkson, Robert A Sprin^eld
Class. Ferdinand L Chicago
Clay. William D Charleston
Clayberg; Sylvester S Avon
Clayton. C. E P«wnee
Clearj-. William P Odell
Clemens. Andrew M Springfield
Clement, Henry B.., Chicago
Clendenin, William Moline
Clevidence, A. Burton Areola
Cline. John M Marion
Clinkenbeard. George W Sidney
Coat. Harvey H Mason City
Cobbs. John W Springfield
Coblentz, John C Bloomington
Cochran, William J Cairo
Cochran, Joe S Chicago
Coddizig. Milford B Galesburg
Cody. JT Millard Tremont
Coen. George H Normal
Coffee, Sidney J Cairo
Coffield, James Mendon
Coflinberry. Sam Peoria
Colbert. Thomas F Chicago
Colburn. Ernest G Chicago
Cole, John Williamsfield
Cole, Hirnm B Chicago
Cole, William R Rantoul
Cole. Adelbert C Chicago
Coleman. John F
Coley. Charles A Pittsfield
Collins, Louis F Quincy
Coltzan, Otto Chicago
Colwell. William M
Commons. Robert L
Couant, John B Springfield
Condo, Joseph P Moccasin
Conibear, William H Morton
Conibear. John C
Conner. John Q Beechwood
Conner, John C Crescent City
Conrad, John Chicago
Conrad, Louis J
Converse, William A
Converse. Ira C Sandwich
Cooban, Benjamin S Chicago
Cook, Charles E Huntley
Cook, Augustus E Aurora
Cook, Amos L Normal
Cook. Henry D Elgin
Cook. Harry S Shannon
Cook. Charles C Chicago
Cooke, Arthur S
Cooke. Frank E Mendon
Cooling. Harry E Austin
Coomes. Ammon Paxton
Coomes, Asa Ladd
Cooper, John M Greenfield
Cooper. George W Bridgeport
Coover, Percival V Jacksonville
Copeland, Frederick W Bushnell
Copelin, John L Chicago
Coppage. William R Mattoon
Coppage. FrankP
Coppoisk. Aldus L Chicago
Corbus. William F La Salle
Corder, George W Clinton
Corey. Horace M Chicago
Corke. George L Evanston
Corl. James O Winnebago
Cornell. Daniel K Taylorville
Corn well, Lucian M Effingham
Corrie, Albert Bridgeport
Couch, Herbert 0 Chicago
Courtney, Z. B Potomac
Courtney, J. B
Couzet. John Gneuup
Lisi of Registered PArtrmaci's/s— Continued,
Coveli.JohnD Porreston
Cover. DBni«l. Jr New Sftlem
Cover. John P. Ti.iilon
CovinBHin, Mircellus E Huviuis
Uowan. Wllll»ni C Georeeti.wn
CowdiD.JohD P Ilfiopoli!
Cowen, H. S Sprloifleld
Cowler. Scott L CbiusKo
. Cox, Andrew J Hutsimville
CoK. L. Wilbur UhicuBo
Coi. Ueorre Oitden
Cox, Sullivm W Bpnieni
Corne. Chrlatophtr C Port Byrou
tojTiiT. Roben U Rotkford
Coxine.Jm.iesR .Qnlncy
Coiiin.', William Ei: Buckley
Crablie. W. P. . StreHtor
Cmbireo. Green 1' Ciiiru
CrslB, Wllllum D Aiedo
Cnlg. Hurry.. ... S.iviiniiH
Cniil. William Kenuey
Crallr. Joshua B InzrHliam
Cr«l:,CMsiu«N Tolono
Crallt.UiiKb B. ..Chlcaeo
Craill- Harrey A (inii-aburit
Cniiu,jBred W,.. Clileago
Cruner, W»lter H
CrADiUfi. .Iiil'iin A UnloD
Crandi-ll. Mclvilli-C Keynoliis
Cnipi'fr.-lLil.s H Clilcaifo
Crawford. -^iiiiiui-lW.
Cmwshiiw. ii..|l.rrtH ;;
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Dally. Harvey M
Danfel. William B,,..
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lanieli. CLarles T —
• ■ In, Henry E
!~. Frank A
i«. William C...
ianiei"; Atberl K.".'.'..
lunken. Donald
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)avis. MoruHn J..
)avia, Hedrey, .,..
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Peoria
...W~|ielia
...Clayton
Crump. W. H MedlA
CuibertsOD. Samuel D Piper Ciiy
Culbcrtsod, Clara K
Cuii.JameiF Linr-oln
Cuilop. Samuel West York
Culp-Siiaa W MorriHOuvilie
Cnlter, JohD W Odin i
Culver. A niton A Momence
OummlDKB, Ueoige B Hirhliind Park
CummintfH. Adeline K. P
Cainmmes Lyman A Bunker Sill
CunnlDKham. Joseph H Erie
CunnlnEham. Eiit.erS. Chnmpaien
QunninRliuii. Georee N
Cunradi, ChurleH Chi.-aco
Cunradi. Herman
Cunrudi. AuguBt
Cupit. Thomas. J r
Cupler. BalphC , ■■
Curtis, Fred E Metropoii"
CurtlK. Uramel M East Si. Luuis
CurtisB. Roiel M I'nioii
Cushin "■ ■ " „ . .
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>chler, Henry E
•jKroyft. PredM
..'Ibride-, John B
)elden, Eirbert Van
leifosHO JoMCph T
)elf..s!.i-. HrnnA
ipII, Joseph
leiiell. ChuHen A
■nlKoii.GeorifeS.'N'. '.'.'.'
inninon. rirawa Q
tnniBon._ Edward L, Jr .
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Dale, William R...
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135
List of Registered Pkarmxicists — Continued.
Devendorf . Almond S Cbicaeo
Devendorf. C. H. A **
Dever, Burns H Hume
l)e VeliDsr. John I) v;hebanse
Dewey, Seth N Chicago
De Witt, Janips L Littleton
Dewitz. Thecxlore H ChicaiTo
Dexheimer. Wm. F * *
I)t*xter. George E Tiskilwa
Diamond, Thomas E OhicaHTo
Dice. Will Evanston
Dickerman. Georire F Oarbondale
Dickerman. Charles Chicago
Dickerson. J. Townsend Bri«rhton
Dickson. Leonard M
Dickinson. Wm. H , Chicacro
Dickinson. Eiiada Bloomington
Dickinson. David M
Dickson, Santford S Muncie
Dieden. Frank X Chi ago
Dietrich. Wm. E Mason City
Dietz. Al vin Ch icago
Diets. John
Dietz. George F Wilmette
Diller. Roland W SpringfteUl
DilIer,I«aacR
Diller, Horace E Sterling
Dillraan, Andrew R McLean
Dillan, UYank K Venice
Dillon. William Thomasboro
Dillon. Thomas B (;henoa
Diilow. Jasper A Dongola
Dimond, Stacy B Albany
Dlnet, Henry G Chicago
Dinges. Henry A Red Bud
Dingley, Charles A Polo
Ilittmar. Bernhard Elizabeth
Dixon, Rolla B Chicago
Dobbratz. Max C "
Dodds. Richard N Springfield
Dodds. Eli N Chicago
Dodge. FredW *'
Doederlein, Rudolph H
Doerrlamm. Otto
Doherty. Tony S Clay City
Doherty , James T St. Charles
Doherty. Stephen S Clay City
Donaldson, Herbert E Leaf River
Donoghue. John J Morris
Donovan, Timothy M / Chicago
Doolittle, Darwin *'
Doolittle. Wm. H Woodstock
Dornbusch, Henry W Des Plaines
Domer. Emil A Chicago
Dorrance. Ralph G
Doty. Edward Stronghurst
Doty. Monroe New Grand Chain
Doty. Vernon P Hampshire
Dougherty, William Ch icago
Dougherty. G. F Neoga
Dougherty, Will T Marengo
Douglas. Edmund Hillsboro
Douglas. Wm.W
Douglass. Samuel F Renault
Dow. Benjamin B Saunemin
Downey. Clark Wenona
Downey. Wm. L
Downing, Wm. H Aurora
Drake. James M Paris
Drax>er, Oliver H Macon
Dresbach, Charles A Warrensburg
Dressel. Henry G., Jr Chicago
Drew. Rupert C ,
Drinkall, Thomas C Decatur
Dubois. Maurice A Chicago
Dubois. Albert J
Dubridge. Leon
Ducbarme. J. Louis St. Anne
Duckett. Fred Pontiac
Duering, Henry C Chicago
Dueraeien, Hugu H
Duff, Perr>* D Qulncy
Duffin. Willard D Dixon
DuHadway, Charles W Jerseyville
Duke. Oscar J Chicago
Dukes, W. Albert St. Jii-^eph
Dumbeck. Victor H Chicago
Dnnavan, Clarence V
Dunbar. John C . Monmouth
Duncan. Andrew W Flat Rock
Duncan, T. S Bradfordton
Duncan, VVillinm D Ottawa
Duncan. Cornelius Chicago
Duncan. Onier L Petersburg
Duuhfuu, William F Chicago
Dunlap. Con well Mattoon
Dunu, Imri Blooniington
•Dunn. David El Paso
Dunu. Jay E Bio <niington
Dunn. John C Chicui^o
Dunning. George C
Durkin, James E Peoria
Dur«t. Charles W St. Elmo
Dutt. W. Andrew Chicago
Dyas, Webster M Arlington Heights
Dyche. William A Chicago
Dyche. William C
Dyer, Edward \i Waukegan
E
Earle, Clarence A Des Plaines
East Solomon M Coulterville
Eaton, Harvey K Chicago
Eaton, John M
Eaton. William B Edinburg
Ebbesen. C. Oscar A Rockford
Ebert, Albert E Chicago
Ebert. George W Peoria
Eberwine. Edward Shawneetown
Kbinger. Oscar C Chicago
Eckart, Henry C ''
Eckermann. Charles T
Eckley.RomaR
Edgar. Rob rt S Coulterville
Edgar. William H Chicago
Edwards. Peter Springerton
Edwards, Presley J Hillsboro
Edwards. William A Danville
Edwards. Gideon A Windsor
Edwards. Reuben L Monience
Edwards. Fieemon G Mt. ('arroU
Eggers. Gustav A Chicago
Etrgert. William F
Egler. William P
Ehlers. P lul F. P
Ehlers. Charles F Danville
Ehrlich. Hermann K Lincoln
Ehrlicher. Henry M Pekin
Ehrlicher. Otto D "
Eichberg. Fred Chicago
Eiche. Paul EflSngham
Eichelberger. W. H Pana
Eichenberger, William S l*et»ria
Eid>on. Henry A Willow Hill
Eilbracht. William E Waterloo
Eiternuiun, Frank Chicago
Elder. Edgar B Watseka
Eldred. William H Chicago
Elich. Herman, Jr
Ellefson. Bernt J. H
Elliott. William Peotone
Elliott, William H Hoopeston
Elliott. Edward H Chicago
Ellis. MiltonG Ellsworth
Ellis, Frank I ...Chicag(»
Ellis.M. P
Ellsworth. Lewis Wheaton
Eisner. Charles F Chicago
Elwell, William Lynn Decatur
Emerson. Edward L New Windsor
136
List of RecjUiered Pharmacists — Continued.
Enirrsoii, William J Carman
Fernery. Samuel W Wyorainsr
Kmmert , Joseph Freeport
Emmons, William H Antioch
Emmons. Mattiu P
Kmpie. Isaac N Chicaifo
Knjcel. Charles 1
Engel. AxelS. V
En;:el.s. Nicholas R
Ensfshenr, William A
Enlow. Robert R BloomiDsrton
Erh. Elmer L..... Mt. Olive
Erb. Philip Chicatro
Eric-krton, Charles A
Erickson. Adolph
ErmelinfiT. John G Havana
Ervin. James M Mac(mi))
Escher. Frank H Chicagro
Eshleman. Jacob K Sterling
Eskridife, Georire V Lewistown
Eslaman. J. W. M ^^launton
Esslinjrer, Arthur Danville
Esslincrer, Edward C Chicairo
Enbanks, Edward E Johnston City
Evans, Jesne W Varna
Evans, William R Sidell
Evansi. Nathan Cliic«g:o
Evans, David -I
Ever ten. William Hinsdale
Everett. Edwin Atkinson
E verett. Tolman G Anna wan
E wins, B. N Minier
Exley, Ben Chicago
Eycleshyraer, Fred B
Kymnnn. Albert H Warsaw
F
Pahnestock. Allen L Glasford
Ftihrner, John Joliet
Falkenberg. Frank E.J Chicai?o
Fallis. Charles W Danville
Fallis. George B Chicago
Fantns, Bernard
Parley. John P
Farnsworth, Julius M
Farrar. George B
Parrell. Hiram G Peoria
Parris, Charles L Ti'iuisville
Pasig. Samuel A Martinsville
Fasig.Osoa- E
Past abend. Pr«nk B Chicago
Faulkner. Watson Champaign
Faulkner. Lucas W
Faupel. Albert A Chicago
Favor. Walter W Rockford
Pawcett, Charles M Astoria
Peamnn. Philip Cutler
Feamao. Martha E * *
Fechter. A. B Chicago
Peder. Julius E
Feeley. William Scottville
Feeny. Sisrer Mary fgnatius Chicago
Peickert. William Belleville
Peiekert. Julius C
Feild, John A Tuscola
Feinberg. Henry M Chicago
Pellenstein. Jacob New Grand Chain
Fellows, Sherman G Chicago
Pelmley. John S Griggsvifie
Pelter. William J BiooniTngton
FelThara. Joseph H Springfield
T\nn. ('harles W Prt»»?hetstown
Fcnin-. Lewis N Chicago
Kt-rifuson. John H Grlggsville
Fer»fuson, Harry M Morris
Ferguson. John Ottawa
Pern. William J Tunnel Hill
Feniirz. (4. W.. Jr Chicago
P«'nris. Edmund Pans
Ferris, Theodore R Huntley
Ferry. Daniel C Marshall
Petherstone. Edward B Chicago
Fidler, Riley E Stronghurst
Field. Thomas H Chicago
Fields, Roscoe B Meredositi
Fiesler. Charles Chicago
Fina, Peter P
Pinch. Thomas Rushville
Pinch. Marshall
Finckh. William Chicago
Pinkbohner. Bernhart Bloom ington
Finke. Adolph Alton
Pinke. Adolph M East St. Louis
Finn. William Chicago
Finn. John
Pinninger, Paul E
Pischbeck, William A Bloomington
Pischel, Emil Chicago
Fischer, Edward J
Fischer. Oscar F
Fischer, John Uuincy
Fischer. James Chicago
Fischer. Carl P
PMscher. Charles L
Fischer. August E Nashville
Fischer, William H Chicago
Pish. Edward L
Pish. William H Baylis
Fisher, Joseph E. F Peoria
Fisher. Charles E Rock Island
Fisher, Herbert H Peoria
Fisher, William N "
Fisber, Howard W *'
Fisher. Edwin J Rock Grove
Fisher, Jere W Springfield
Fisher. Emil J Chicago
Pisk. Frank E
Pisk, Edwin D Prairie City
Pi s k . Bert E I pava
Fiske. Calvin J Chicago
Fiske. James P
Pitch, Charles C East St. Louis
Flaeh. Edward R Chicago
Flack. WillE
Flagg. Edmund Hoopeston
Flanagan. Dennis C Cairo
Plannery, Herbert F Chicago
Fleck, John N Freeport
Fleischer. Adolph T Chicago
Fleming, William C Waverly
Fleming. Jesse L Woodstock
Fletcher, Albert L Elgin
Fleurj'. Frank Springfield
Pleury, A.M ^*
Plexer. Anson W Joliet
Flinn. Walter L Chicago
Flint.JohnG
(Morin. William Altamout
Plynu. John M Elbum
Foersterling, Hermann Chicago
Fogarty. William A
Poltz, Frederick P Abinjgdoii
Fonda. David B Chicago
Foote, John C Belvidere
Foote, George W Chicago
Forbes. Charles M
Forbrich. Joseph P
Porbrich, Prank A
Ford. Ward R
Ford. Josephs
Foreman. Erastus Cobden
Forston, Keene R Chicago
Forsyth, William K
Forsyth, Francis, Jr I.<oda
Foskett. Charles P Olney
Poster, Samuel E MillingiOD
Foster. Albert A Morrison
Poster. Daniel M Bloomington
Foster. Edward E Chicago
Poster, Frank S Monmouth
137
Lht of Rcijisteved Pharmacifih — Continued.
Poster. Albert J Cblcaico |
Fo«er, Charles A Qibsoo City
FoRter, Robert J Tuscola
Foster, H. H DelavaD
Foster, George H Ottawa
Fourek, Charles G ChicaiTO
Fowler. Hem y M Scales Mound
Fowler, James M Crab Orchard
Fowler, Edward E Cbicasro
Fox, Francis M
Fox. Frank W Madison
Frank. G. A Grldley '
Frank. Natlian L Chicusro
Frank, Gustave
Franke, Pe»er Oblong
FrankMon. Benjamin Chicago
Franing:. H. L Nilan
Frants, Jacob S Danville
Franzlau, Prank H Nashville
Frazer, Milton D Bridsreport
F>y , Isaac H Chicago
Fry. John Benson
Fry. Herman Chicagro
Fry. GeorireP *• ^
Frederick. Lucius S Macoir
Frediffke. Charles C Chicagro
>'reek. William R Cordova
Fn'eland. Pleasant L Nokomis
Freeman. Oliver J Chicai^o
French. George (J Lake Forest
Frentzel, William P Princeton
Frerksen. Rit.^hard C Chicago
Freund. Anton P
Fricke Gustav H Park Ridge
Friedgen, Harry R Chicago
Friedrich, H. W. A Aviston
Frie^. Franklin S Kankakee
Frisbee, William J Bushnell
Frisbee. W. Jay
Frisby, Russell M Mattoon
Frisch, Hans Chicago
Frisch, Jacob Snringfield
Fritcbey, A. W Claremont
Fritscbe, Paul R Peoria
Frirz. Herman G Staunton
Proeschle, William F Chicago
Froning. John C Freeport
Frost. Thomas G SIgel
Frost. Edward J Winchester
Frost. John W
Frost. Robert W
Frost. Charles
Frt>«t, Jane Sigel
Fuller. M Newman
Fuller, Park Chicago
Fullerton. Robert J Orion
Fulton. Milton S Washburn
Fulton. Lee W New Berlin
Fulton. Herbert L LaGrange
Fye, Adam C Davis ,
Fyler, Lorenzo S Roscoe
Fyler, Mary F •*
O
frabert. Adolph O Chicago
liabriel. Ernest Elmwood
Oaebler. Arthur A Chicago
Gaffner, Robert Olney
4Taffrun. Ernest R Hloomington
Gage. John William Chicago
(tiige, John G Hampsb ire
irain. Jacob W East St. Louis
Gale, Edwin O Chicago
(iale. Walter H
Gamble, Harry Martinsville
Gammon. Harris Oskaloosa
Gapen, Timothy E Sparland
Gapeo. Charles L Ottawa
( iarard. John H El vaston
Garard. Minor C Elvastou
Garbison. Charles W Chicago
Gardiner. Charles D Graml Tower
Gardiner. William S Chicago
Gardiner. Clara B Grand Tower
Gardiner. Katherine Chicago
Gardner. Benjamin F Atlanta
Gardner. Lawrence E Vermont
Gardner. Marcus L
Gardner, Charles Chicago
Gardner. Harry H Macomb
(Earner, Charles W DeKalb
Garner. John P Austin
(Harrison, Amos L Chicag(>
Garrison. G. B l^earl
Garrison. William H '*
Garrison, H. Daley **
Gartland. Walter J Elgin
Garver, Christian Bloomington
Garver, Samuel B Parmer City
Garver, John U Bloomington
(tarver. Benjamin P FanmerCity
Garwood. William C E vanst<m
Gary. Wi lliam A Chesterfield
Gates. Judson W Chicago
Gathercoal. Edmund N
(latton, Charles B Virginia
Gatton, William R Galenburg
Ganger, Mary J Xenia
Gaul. Adolph Chic-ago
Gazzolo. Prank F
Gegenheimer. Edward
Geisler, Carl August
Geispitz. Louis
Gellein, Lars A
Genz. George L Aurora
George, Henry J Chicago
Georges. Max
Gerbrlck. Marcus Stanford
(ierdes. Max Julius Chicago
Gerding. Edward G Collinsvirio
Gerlacb, Harrison G Maple Park
German. Henry Ouiney
Gerraer. P. J Chicago
Germer. James W
Gerner. Thorvald L
Gerzemn. Franz Peoria
Gettinger, Martin L Hunts City
Getz. Michael Chicago
Getzelman. Benjamin C Elgin
Oeymer. Dominick Chicago
Gf roerer. George S
(Jheen, George G Orangeville
(Jifford. Herbert W Chicago
Giddings. Howard
Gilbert, George A Dudley
Gilbert. Charles W Waukegan
Gill, John J Chicago
Gill. Vincent F Evanston
Gille.WinianiS Quincy
Gillett. Almira E Dunlap
(illlett, John '•
Gilliland. Samuel Kirkwood
Gillispie, Henry R Chicago
Gillispie. S. Tilden ;'
(lilmore. Horatio R
Gilson, Goorge H Shipman
(Jinna. James P Chicago
Gingsburg, Leo
Gish, Abraham C Virden
Gissy. Charles E Breese
Githens, William H Hamilton
Githens, William K
Gladhill. Eugene W Abingdon
(i lass. M. M Pellonia
(t lass. Charles E Mason City
(ilenn. James A Ashland
(ilover. Joseph Ij Chicago
Gmelick. Ludwig F
Gobble. John P Scottville
(iobble, Isaac N
138
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Godfrey, John M Chicago
Godfrey, John W Moweaqua
Goetscn. Gnstave A Chicasro
Goetz, Henry
(i(»etz, Albert
Goetz. Charles Princeton
Goldbergrep. Henry E ChicaB<»
Golden. Thomas W
Golden. William E
( Joll. Bruno H
Goll. WilliamH
GoUiday. Frank P Hoopeston
Goodeli. Jesse M Chicasro
Goodenouerh, Maurice M., Jr
Goodfellow.wCharles W
Goodman, Fred M McHenry
Gt>odner. James T Irvinsrton
Goodwin. Charles A Aurora
Goosen, Henry F Chicago
Gordon, Robert S Mt. Camiel
Gordon. Jean Chicago
Gorares; Albert
Goslar, Charles
Gosney, Samuel C — Carmi
Gossmann. Franz A Paua
Gouffh, John W Chicago
Grabner, Alanson F Warren
Grabowicz. BroniKlau.s Chicago
Grace, Joshua H Harrlsburg
( Irady. Charles J Chicago
(iraessle. Otto L
Graft, Harry B
Graham, William D Carlinville
Graham. Samuel A Waynesville
Graham. Kdward E Ramsey
Gram. William J Chicago
Grammer, Frank * *
Gramachf r. Edward T Quinsy
Grant, William H Sparta
Grant. Sister Mary Anthony Chicago
(iro ser. Charles J Springfield
(Crassly, Charles W Chicago
Grassly. William L Jacksonville
Graves, George A Chicago
Graves, Clarence A
< tray, J. Howard Greenfield
Gray. Frank A Allendale
Gray. William Chicago
Grayson. William H Madison
(irear, Harry Cai ro
Greaves, James A Evanston
(rl-ebe. William Freeburg
Green. Hamer H Bloomington
Green. William A Amboy
(Jreen, Albert M Mt. Carroll
Green. William R Marshall
Green, Milton A Colfax
ixreen. Frederick H Batavia
Green, Harry W Harvey
Green. Edward L Qulncy
Green, Franklin L Kangley
Green, Frank i Chicago
(Treen. Theresa V Colfax
(ireen. Carl V Braceville
Greene, Milton S ( )maha
Greenraan. Burt D Tampico
(irreenwood. Alfred R LaSalle
Greer, Albert P Summerfleld
Greer. Charles F Centralia
(tregg. Fred W Chicago
Gregg. Hugh Harrisburg
Gregory. William G Oakland
Grenamier, J . T Chicago
(irenslet, Kugene D Sparta
(4reve8. John H Chicago
Grieben. Max
Grier. Robert S Lexington
(triffith. Frank Chicago
Griggs. Allan G Oituwa
Griggs, Oakley Streator
Grigs. Charles W Leland
Grigson, Richard J Augusta
Grimes. Frank H Chicago
Grimes, James M Camp Point
Grimes. Eli Milton
Grimes, John P Chicago
Grimm, Henry P Aurora
Grimm, Erwin Belleville
Grimm, George C Austin
Grimme, Adolph Chicago
Grimshaw. Thomas C Pittsfleld
Grinker, David Chicago
Griswold, Viola
Groesbe<!k, John W Harvard
Groschopp. A. T. Edward Chicago
Gross. Henry E Elgin
Grossman. Fred A Chicago
Grotjan. Otto Roek Island
Grubb. J oseph E Chicago
Grube. Charles H Robinson
Gniener, Carl R Chicago
Grundh. Charles H
Grundy. John D Elgin
Gruoner, Gustav A Chicago
Guenther. Charles P Freeport
Guernsey, John P Cornell
Guild, EiiasC Wheaton
Gullbrandson. Carl A Chicago
(4unn. Otis J Walnut Prairie
Gunn. Allen B Belleville
Gustafson. Charles W Rockford
Gustine, Henry B Canton
H
Haanshuus, Half dan S Chicago
Haanshuus. John W
Haas, Archibald
Haas, Otto J
Haase, George B St. Jacob
Haberer. Otto J Cliicago
Hackley. lievant E | *
Hac.kley, William L ] '
Hackley. Manning T
Hackman. August E East SL Louis
Hadley , Weymouth Keithsburg
Hadley, Walter C Mt. Carmel
Haeger. Frederick Chicago
Haerighausen. Albert
Haering. Otto E Bloom ingi on
Haering. George V Chicago
Haering. Frederick H Blootiiington
HaeseleriHenry F Chicago
'Hagans, William L
Hageu, John C. E
Hagist. ( )tto
Haines, Benjamin C Pontiae
Haley. John C Chicago
Hall. Joseph E«tgewood
Hall. Robert L Apple River
Hall. William
Hall. John G Springfield
Hall. Harry A Danville
Hall. Samuel C Omaha
Hall. Edwin Elgin
Hall, John B Chicago
Hall, Mary Anna
Hall. John H Toulon
Hall, Lawrence L Edgewood
Hall, Louis P Chicago
Huller, Joseph Lanark
Haller. OttoG Chicago
Haller. Edward E Forreaton
Hallett, William P Sterling
Hallock, William Penn Harrisburg
Hallock, Charles W Yorkville
Halpin, lohnC New Hartford
Halsey, Tappen Chicago
Halverson, Hilman A
Hamer, Peter Hartsburgh
Hamer, Thaddeua F Lincoln
139
List of Registered Phannacists — Continued.
Uamilton. Jay W Jacksonville
Hamilton. William H Chicasro
HamHton. William R.. J r Sibley
Hamilton. William J Evanston
Hamilton. C- E Oneida
Hamilton. Leander Oquawka
Hamilton. Lute M Wei lin^rton
Hampton. R. H. H Carterville
Hance. Bowen P Chicajfo
Hancock. Wiljinm R
Hand. Oliver H
Hand. Ltmis H Oqnawka
Handtmann. Charles A Cbicatfo
Hanke. Rudolph
Hanley. George W Virden
Hanley. Herbert R Chicajfo
Hanna. John Woodhull
Hauna. J. F .Murph y sboro
Hanna. Findlay Y Albion
Hanna. Edward A ChicH<fo
Hanna. James M Campbell Hill
Hannum. Wilton F Stillman Valley
Hannson. Nils Chicago
Harder. (\ H Pittsfleld
Harder. Henry W Rock Island
Harding. Alfred Aurora
Hare. Hrnry J Odell
Hare. Kurtz B Chicafiro
Hargrrave. Michael T Athens
Harinir. William S Chicago
Harlan. James M East St. Louis
HamiiHon. David C Havana
Harmon. Frank H Gene«eo
Harnist. W. D Edward«ville
liarpster. Frederick L Clinton
HarpRTer, Harry W Bushnell
Harrell, James C Omaha
Harrell. Jerome L Norri-* City
IlHrrinston, James E Sycamore
Harris. Walter B East St. Louis
Harris. David M Ti<»ea
Harris. William F Ferris
Harris. CJeorjre H Chicagro
Harris. Edwin M Aurora
HarriK. Louis A Chicairo
Harrison. ( '. W Belleville
Harrison. Francis O Christopher
Harrison. DeWitt C Wilminifton
Harrod. Penuel Avon
Harsch. John H Peoria
Hart. William Eliriii
Hart. S. F Eddy ville
Hart. James D
Hart, William B Chicago
Harrer. Isaac F Stronsrhurst
Hartke. Emil A Chicago
Hartm an. Jacob S Makanda
Hartman. Hoadly G Chicago
Hartnagel. H. A Belleville
Hartnagel. Gu«»tav A
Hurtong. A. W Rochelle
Hartong. W. Clinton
Hartshorn. Frederick C Chicago
Hartwig. Charles F
Hartwig. Otto J '*
Hariwifc. Reinhart W
Hariz. Ben C Rock Island
HartK, Peter G Aurora
Hartz. W. T Rock Island
Harvey. Ruf us A Rockford
Harvey. Luther J Grigjfs ville
Harvey. Thomas P Pontine
Harvey, Don S Chicago
Harvey. Samuel N * *
Harvey. W. R Dana
Harvey. Samuel B Areola
Harville. James M Danvers
Uaschen burger. Edmund O Chicago
Hasse. Frederick *•
Hasne, William C
Haitsoo. Henry C Lewistown
Hastings, Samuel Mendota
Hatch. H. Lee Jacksonville
Hatch. Austin P Aurora
Hatschek, Leon C Chicago
Hattenhauer. B. A Streator
Hatzfeld. Richai-d H Chicago
Hauber. Peter P \[
Haugaard. Peter
Haupt. William
Hautau. Henry F
Hawkins, Willluni R Rush vllle
HBWver. William P Monica
Haxcl. Cnarh-s C^incy
Hayden. Donald F Dixon
Hayhurst. William C Chicago
Hayues, Celia M
Hays. Joseph A
Hay ward. Charles E Cropsey
Heald. John H Lincoln
Healy. E. W Macomb
Healy. Francis Harvey
Healy. James K Chicago
Hearn. William J Hindsboro
Heath, Rolla M Chicago
Hehard. Buell
Heck. Jacob Phil Alton
Hock. Christian H Chicago
Herklng, Constant '[
Heddens. Claus H
Hetly. Daniel C Belleville
Heiberg. Axel Newark
Held. Frank H Galena
Heldbreder. August H Qulncy
Heidbreder, George H
Heiland. Jonn Chicago
Heimbeck. Emil Mollne
Hcimbeck. August Rock Island
Heiman. Hermann Chicago
Heine. Henry wa [ [
Heinemann. Paul L. G [^
Helnemann, Mai*tin \\
Heinemann. Lucy * ]
Heinohl, Charles ^ ^
Heiss, Ernst J
Heitman. Louis Chester
Hellor, Edward H ( hicago
Heller. William H Abingdon
Heller, John L Chicago
Hel ler. Georsre U East St. Louis
Hellmuth. Justus F. W Chicago
Hellstern. William
Heluier. John F. G Paxton
Hendel. R. W Colchester
Henderson, John G Chicago
Henderson, Alexander Rockford
Hendricks. Allen R Sterlinir
Henkel. Solon A Cobden
Henn. Louis P Chicago
Hennlnger. W. A Havana
Henrick. (ieorsre Mascoutah
Henricksen. Honry Chicago
Henry, Percy L Quincy
Henry. William Harmon
Henry. Rolando H Peoione
Hensel. Arthur Chicago
Hensel. Richard Mokena
Hensley. Herman J Vates City
Hereford. Edward L Peoria
Heritage. Josiah F Paxton
Herman, George K Chicago
Herman. Charles Secor
Hermanek, Joseph C Chicago
Hermann. Eugene von
Hermann. Huero v«»n [^
Hermann. William F ]^
Herr. Henry J [\
Herrmann, Jacob
Herringion, Henry M Ottawa
Herron. Samuel P Chicag(»
Hershey. Daniel A Streator
Hertel. Henry Freeburg
140
List of Registered Pharmacists-rContinued.
Hertel. Louis L Chicago
Hertzberir, Gustavo * *
Herzojf. John W
Heschioff, John P Peoria
He!»s, John C Chicairo
Hess. Appollos Sidney
Hess. Frederick A Chicago
Hess. Pred C Ph ilo
Hess, Anton P Chicago
Hesselroth, Lawrence
Hession, P. J Hamilton
Hession, Thomas S
Hetland. Niels Chicago
Hetiesater. Reinert
Heuerniann, Henry W
Heustis, Charles L Robinson
Hewins, Charles P Loda
Hewitt, T. A Chicago
Hewitt. William R
Hewitt. Prank M Carbondale
Heydenreich. Rudolph Max Chicago
Hiatt. W. S Macomb
Hiatt. Charles M Wheaton
Hibben, Heron K Chicago
Hickey. Teresa Kankakee
Hickman. Bagwill T Niantic
Hicks, William D Imi
Hicks. Robert B Auburn
Higby, Harmon W Utica
Higby. William H Streator
Uigginbotham. L Tower Hill
Higgins, James D Chicago
Higgins, Arthur C Jacksonville
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
debrand, John Toluca
debrand. Theodore Decatur
1. PredG Yorkville
1, Pred H Heyworth
Hi I, George W Cuve-in-Rock
Hi 1. Hugh Kewanee
Hi I. Anthony J Rock Island
Hi 1. William T Evanaton
Uilligoss. John W Dalton City
Hi iigoss. Erasmus P Charleston
Hi (man. John Chicago
Hi Is. Charles E Ottawa
Hi Is, Parmenas P Ohio
Hi Is. Will M Chicago
Hilton, George F St. Augustine
Hinkley, Henry A Chicago
H irsch, Charles H
Hisgen. Frederick J
Hlsgen. Albert
H iss. A. Emil
Hitchcock. Edgar T
Hittle, L. r Mackinaw
Hi vely, S. J Chicago
Hobart. J. K Ashmore
Hobbs, Prank L Maroa
Hockett, Lon Cissna Park
Ht>dg8on. Eugene M Peoria
Hodson, Robert Oquawka
Hodson. William P Delavan
Hoebel, Philip H Sycamore
HueferiiD, J. Ben J Chicago
Hoehn. John
Hoelzer, B. A. C
Hoffman, cniarles R
Hoffman. George P Pesotum
Hofmann. Henry Chicago
Hogan, Louis C
Hogan. M. Jerrie Taylorville
Hogey. Julius H Chicago
Hogrefe. Louis T. W
Hogsett. William N Macomb
Ilogue. James P Kansas
Hogue. George H
Hogue. Harry li Lake Forest
Hohman. Theodore A Chicago
Holbrook. Edward E Sparta
Holden. Willis E Chrinman
Holland. William E Chicago
Hollander, Herman < Chicago
HoUingshead. James K
HoUings worth. Guy Sullivan
HolUster. Maria E Kinmundy
Hollister. Bertram K Chicago
Hollstein, Coorad Waukegan
Holly. Walter I) B«ll Air
Holm. Peter X Chester
Holm. Victor J. B Chicago
Holmes. William E Aurora
Holmes, James S
Holmes, Melville M Decatur
Holmes. Arthur E Aurora
Holroyd, Elwyn A Chicago
Holt, Kendall S Quincy
Holthoef er, Herman J Chicago
Holzhauer, William C g^. Joliet
Hondle. Prank J Chicago
Houn, Samuel H Metcalfe
Honsik. Prank Chicago
Hood, Herbert S Litchfield
Hood. Joseph L
Hopkin««. Edward M Shelbyville
Hops, Henry W Chemm
Hops, George A Saybrook
Horan. Stephen A BTanstou
Hord, George Y Keyesport
Horine, D. P Ohicaifo
Horn. John C Dallas City
Horn, Nicholas J Jollet
Horn, Frank L Peoria
Horn. George B. M Chicago
Honi. William P
Hornada. Charles J Ridge Fami
Hornbrook, William C Chicago
Horrall. Edward E
HortOD, David S Dixon
Hosman, John Roodhouse
Hott. John P Mouticello
Hottinger, 0«toG Chicago
Hottinger. John 8
Houghton. Richard T Caat^
Houghton, Harry Chicago
Houser, Christopher P Lena
Houts, Edwin S Chicago
Hovey. WIllC
Howard, George W Towaiida
Howland, Edward D Lockport
Hoy. Luman T W^oodatock
Hoy, Edward M Springfield
Hoy. Prank J Streator
Hoyt, Jesse W Chicago
Hoyt.DocC
Hrdlicka. Charles P
Hubbard.H, H
Hubbard, William H Decatur
Hubbard, Charles M Virginia
Hubbard. Jackson A East Dubuque
Hubbard. Charles E Oswegt^
Hubbard, Kenneth P Chicago
Hubbard. Elias P
Hubbard, Herman H * '
Huber. Joseph E Pt'Oria
Huber. George Chicago
Hudgins, Columbus M Thompson ville
Hudson, < )liver G Springfield
Hudson, Noble R
Huebner, Phil C Chicago
Huffman. Samuel A Pegmm
Hug, Robert G Chicago
Huggins. Madison C East St. Louis
Hughes. Edward B Bernadotte
Hughes. John B Keithsburg
Hughex, Alden D Chicago
Hulburt. Harvie L
Hulett. (tranville A Springfield
Hull, Madison D Bloomington
Hull, Sherman G Clinton
Hull. Ralph W Chicago
Humroa, Henry J Metropolit
Hummel. Charles C Chicago
Ul
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Hiiniinel, Clara B Cbicufiro
Uumnielaud. Karl S
Hunimer. William B LaSallc
Humphrey, Hector 8 V^andalia
Humphrey, Frederic C
Humphreys. Andrew J Tower Hill
Huufirerf ord, S. Si Maiibattun
HuDt, Horace B PoJ<»
Hunt. Cory A Urbaiui
Hunt. Henry L Cbicutro
Hunter, Edwin A Odtll
Hunter, John H Table (irove
Hunter, Will R Chicu^o
Hunsaker, Robert L Quincy
Hunsche, Fred CbicaK<i
Hurry. Harry
Huntt, Thomas J Creal S primes
Hurst, Jr)hn McI) Canton
Hurst. Stith T Chicago
Hutchison, John P Mason
Uutehisou. Sarah E
HutehinMon, William A Waverly
Hut«on. Euphrates G Benton
Hutton, William ElizHbt'tb
Huyett, Herman J Milan
Hyde. Charles E Chicairo
I
Ice, James K Gilford
lie Joseph B Jolict
Imes, Frank J Chiraifo
Inffham. Charles
Ingram. William T Murphy sboro
Inns, Sidney W CbieaKO
Ippensen, Herman W Peoria
Ireland, William W Unity
Irish, f^uis J Sycamore
Irvine. Ephraim D Princeton
Irwin. Flavins G Danville
Irwin. Joseph A luka
Irwin. Charles N Mt. Sterlins:
[rwin, Sylvester M Decatur
Irwin. Isaac N
lrwin« Walter C Salem
Irwin, Frank P Danville
Isacowitz. Julius Chioaero
Isensee. < )«car F
J
Jack^m. Samuel Chicasro
J ackson. Charles R Gibson City
Jacob. Charles W Oak Park
Jacob, Georfire A Chieagro
Jacobi. Arthur M
Jacobi, C. C
Jacobs. A. E Malta
Jacobs. J. C. A Chicaifo
Jacobson. August
Jacobson. Frank Q Wayne City
Jacobus. J udson 8 Chicago
JacobuH, Philip
Jacobus. Peter W * *
JameH. John E Good Hope
James, Thomas L Chicago
James, William H Rossvifle
James. Elden E Prairie City
James, N. I* Ridge Farm
Jamef*. Huntington Herscher
Jarm»n. Allen Champaign
Janacey. William Chicago
Jayne, Henry Tay lorville
Jeffery, John W Batavia
Jeffrey, Joseph Hospital
Jeffries. Stephen D Charleston
Jenkins. Joseph A Chicago
Jenner. Edward J Birds
Jt-nnings, William E Grayville
Jennings. Augustus F., Jr Chicago
Jentzscli. Kichard **
Jewett. Thomas A Oregon
Joerus. Charles A Chicago
Joesting. Edward B Alton
Johannes, Philip, Jr Chicago
Johns, George '*
Johns. Charles Chillicothe
Johnson. Alva C Mt Vernon
Johnson. James Bellflower
Johnson, Jesse B Leo Uock
Johnson, Robert W Assumption
Johnson. Jacob Chicago
Johnson. Charles F Freeport
Johnson. John H Eureka
Johnson. Jejise L Kinmundy
Johnson. Alf G Mound City
Johnson, John K Chicago
Johnson. Nels
Johnson, Frank O Monmouth
Johnson, lOdward S Cairo ,
Johnston, M. H Galesburg
Johnston, David R Aledo
.Johnston, John A Chicago
Johnston, William K Cordova
Johnston, Bulfour Chicago
Johnston, William S Hinsdale
Johnston, James C Chicago
Jonas. Otto F
Jone. Hugo
Jone>. John EfTin^liam
Jones. Charles L Chicago
Jones, John F Minier
Jones. Preston K Sycamore
Jones, Edward C Chicago
Jones. Randall P Galatia
Jones. Charles A Atlanta
Jones, Warren L
Jones, Henry W Seneca
Jones, Henry 1) Chicagi»
Jones, Le Grande A
Jones, Hurry B Mattoou
Jones. Martin D Chicago
Jones. Henry F Flat Rock
Jones. Hugh O Chicago
Jones. Frank K
Josenhans, Reinhardt ' *
Joyner. Clarence E Ridgway
Judd. John B Edwardsvilh*
Jump. David W Plainfield
Junuk, liouis Chicago
Jungk. J. F. Carl
Jungk. Charles
Jungkunz. William F Freeport
Juugkunz, Louis
K
Kaczoroski. Adolph O Chicago
Kaczorowski. Marie T. O
Kaerwer. Jacob A
Kahn. Julius H
Kalacinski. Felix
Kallwach. Francis
Kampman, Cornelius * '
Kamps. Henry J
Kannaly. .Joseph M Areola
Kantzabedian. Arshag J Chicago
Kaplansky. David
Karasick. Harry **
Karg. George
Karl, Louis W Aurora
Karns, William D Dahlgrc-n
Karwath. Louis H. R Moliiie
Kasbaum, Christian J Chicago
Kask.John W
Kasper, Albert F
Kaszynski. Jakob
Kaufman. Bert S L»'iiu
Kaufmann, Ferdinand, Jr ChicaiX"
142
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Kaull. Osborn B Earlville
Kavanauffh. Thomas J Say brook
H«at8. Arthur S Chicago
Keef er, John M Macomb
Keeler. Harry Freeport
Keeley. William Jay ChicaiTo
KeellDj:, James H Rockford
Keen. Isaac N Fairfield
Kehner. Charles C Ohicaffo
Keifer. Fred B Marshall
Keil. Julius M. V Western SpriDfps
Keini. Joseph M Chad wick
Keiser. George M Moweaqua
Keith. William F Elwood
Keith, William C Rockford
Keith, Edward E Elwood
Keller, Richard W ChicasTO
Keller. John H Taylorville
Kellett. Frederick H Chicago
Kelley. Ijouis S Parmer City
Kelley, Joseph Carterville
K ellner. Max Chicngo
Kellogff. Georgre C Tiskilwa
Kellogfir. King G Chicago
Kellogg. Frank E Savanna
Kellogg. Frank C Chicago
Kell y. William H Paris
Kelly, Christopher C Dixon
Kelly, William Harry LaGrange
Kemp, darohi B Momence
Kemper, John Galesburg
Kcmpff. Louis Belleville
Kempff. Frederick Highland
Kempton. Charles H Morrisonville
Keuanll. Henry W Q^incy
Kennedy, William Li'land
Kenmdy. (^raig C Hinckley
Kennedy. Fred P Chicago
Kennedy, J ame« G "
Kennedy, Eugene A Lexington
Kennedy, Willium J Shabbona
Kennedy, E. E Bethany
Kennedy, Lueiun M Lexington
Kennelley, Frank C Joliet
Kennelly. Joseph K Lincoln
Kenney, Charles W Chicago
Kent. Charles P
Kentfleld, George H Morrison
Kenyon, Edgar C Chicago
Kerr. J. Brainerd
Kerrick, Henry C Brocton
Kerth. Addison T Chicago
Kespler. Frank E Danville
Kessler. Samuel P Warren
Kest^r. William L Kansas
Ketterer. Emil Pekin
Kettering, Albert Chicago
Keuper. Frederick W
Keyes, John Joliet
Keys. Paohiras B Chicago
Kibble, Hamilton C Oblong
Kidder. Grant L Chicago
Kiessling, John C
Kiessling. Adolph P
King, Oscar Cherry Valley
King, Lorenzo W
King, William Rose Bud
King, Edward H Chicago
King. Patrick Xihvood
King, John E Decatur
King, Allen Kewanee
King. Charles J. I^ Chicago
Kingston. Samson Troy
Kiukead. Arthur Irving
Kinne, M. M Batavia
Kinsey, Carroll B Chicago
Kinyon. Leslie W
Kirby. William H Chestnut
Kirby, Wesley T Jersey ville
Kirehgassor, William C Chicago
Kircbner, Gustave
Kirkhani. James T Greenville
Kirkpatrick. Robert B LaHarpe
Kirkpatrick. D. E Sheffield
Kirschstein. Herman Chicago
Kissel, Andrew Belleville
Eitch, Joseph P Quincy
Kltchell. Albert M Bloom in gt on
Kitchen. Joseph L Harvey
Kitner, David G Bradley
Klttoe, William K Galena
KJellander. John Chicago
Kieene. P'rederlck
Klein, Walter S Time
Klein, George J Chicago
Klein, Frederick
Klein. John
Klein. Frederick L Wellington
Kleiner, Joseph C Chicago
Kleinman, John H
Kleinpell, Henry H
Klenae, William T
Klenze, John E
Klika.John L
Kline. John A Rock Falls
Kline. John L Milledgeville
Kline, Edwin Grossdale
Klink, George Garrett
Klinkowstroem, Emil Chicago
Klock. Charles V
Klotz. Augustus E * *
Klucker, Albert C
Knaak. Theodor L Deerfield
KnapD. James B Bardolph
Knapp. Melville G Chicago
Knapp. Ernest F
Knappenberger, Clarence A LaHarpe
Kneer, John. J r Peoria
Knefel. Paul P Chicago
Kneussl, Gustave Ottawa
Kneussl. Miix, J r
Kneussl. Frank * *
Knickerbocker, Ward New Leonard
Knight. Alfred P Chicatro
Knight, Charles G
Knoblauch, G. Albert
Knoche. William P
Knoebel. Thomas East St« Louia
Knothe, Emil J Chicago
Knowles, Frank J ' *
Knowlton. Everett M Urbana
Knowlton. Corydon M Martinsville
Knox, Victoria A Stewardson
Knox.JohnW
Knox, William T Grafton
Knudsen. Hans Rudolf Chicago
Koch, Carl O. G
Koch, William J ulius
Koch, Robert A. J
Koeberle, Theodore A
Koeckritz Horst von Rock Island
Koeh ler, Emil
Koebler. Albert Table Grove
Koehn, George P Chicairo
Koepenick. Julius E Areola
Koessel. Theodore C Chicago
Kohl. Emil J Belleville
Kohl, Walter J
Kohner. Ben M Chicago
Kolb, Philip J
Komie, Emanuel
Koobs, H. J. (} Peoria
Kopf, Albert J Mt. Ollrt-
Kopf, J . B Bloomington
Koplitz. Edward Chieair«»
Kossakowskl, M. P **
Kost, Hal B Astorin
Kostka. Henry F Chlcairo
Kothe, Emil C Elgin
Kotz, Louis I* Chicaiffo
Kotzenberg. William J
Kraft. Jolrn E
143
List of Registered Pharmacists -Continued.
Kramer, Wilhelm Chicetfso
Krause. Chttrle8 L Herscher
Krebs. liouis W Shawneetown
Kreider. William L Prairie City
Kreitner, thrank Mound City
Krembfi, Jeannette Chicago
Krembs, Moritz
Kremer. Victor A * *
Kreral, Charles E Anna
Kreml. tJames Chicaizf)
Kreyssler, Charles E..f ' *
Kreiter. Wm. G
KrlDK, Charles Preeburg:
Kring, Eutrene C East St. Loais
Kring. Alfred O
Krivacsy, Geiza Chicago
Krizan. William
Kroh. Frauk H Anna
Krone, Nathan L Decatur
Krone, S. Jack Chicago
Krough. Charles P
Krouskup, Walter H
Krneger. Harry F
Kruse, Fred W Freeport
Krzeminski, Casimir E Chicago
Kuechler, Robert A Jacksonville
Kuehmstaedt. Edward A Chicago
Kuenster. Albert J Waterloo
Kutlewski. Wladyslaw A Chicago
Kugler, Major L Pinckney ville
Kublinan. Edward H Bloomington
Kuhlmann. Carl Chicago
Kuhn, Anthony E Clifton
Kunze, Max Carl R Chicago
Kurrasch. Otto C Kankakee
Kurrasch. Albert A
Kurth. Henry W Chicago
Kurz, Frederick
Kvitek. Charles
Kyle, Frank R Macomb
Ky vik, Knute A ." Chicago
Ladish. Erich A. H Chicago
Lta Due, Edgar A Spring Valley
La Due. Burdette E Piano
Laegler. Julius C Highwood
Laird. David P Chester
l^ke. John J Kenney
I^ake. Claudius C Chicago
Lamb. Delmore D Cambridge
Lambert, John R, Coatsburg
Lamberton, Frank! p Clarence
Lamon. Charles E . . r. Fairraount
Landakar. Napoleon O'B Dallas City
Landau, David Chicago
Lane, £. A Macomb
Lane, Allen V Chicago
Lane. John G Hamilton
Lange. Charles . . .Chicago
Langenhan. Henry
Langstaff. Henry VV Colfax
Lapp. Nathan Chicago
Larkin, Edgar L Antioch
Larsen, Lars P Chicago
Lar<;en. John S
Larson. Victor A
La Rue, Henry I) New Burnside
Lathrop. Charles E Chicago
Lattemer, Carl D
Lauer, Ben J
Lacgeman. Wra. G Springfield
L^w, Wra. O Savanna
I^aw. Wm. J Monmouth
Lawrie. Cbarle« A Lostant
Laws. James M Lewistown
Lawson. Charles A Rockford
i^awson, Oscar V Chicago
Lawtenslagcr, Andrew W Malta
Lawton, Joseph Chicago
Lawton, Louis W Delavan
Lawton, Joseph Milledgeville
Layton JFVank B Rossville
Leach, Wm. J Ashton
Leach. Geo. A Morris
Leahy, John Lemont
Leake. Frank E Dixon
Learned. F. D > Benson
Learned. Frank B
Lee, Arthur M Carbondale
Lee, Levi M *. Decatur
Lee, Charles J .% , Chicago
Leeds, Timothy L Kenney
Leenheer. Bastian Chicago
Lees, Edwin D Kewanee
Leeser. Alvin H Chicago
LeCfingwell, Lobert L Evanstou
Legier. John T Keensburg
Lehman, Louis Chicago
Lehn. Robert O DuQuoin
Leiniuger. George Chicago
Leiseberg. August G Dundee
Leland. Kimball W Utica
LeMay, Oscaj* W Gillespie
Lemke, Ferdinand A Chicago
Lemke, Theodore A. T
Lemmon. R. B Norris City
Lemon, -A.lbert Peoria
Lemon. Fred W Aled<»
Lenard, Robert Chicago
Lenney, John W Chenoa
Lennon. Daniel P Joliet
Lenz, George Chicago
Lenz. William
Leonard, Frank R *.
Leonard. George R * *
Leonard, Oliver B
LeSaulnier. Louis Red Bud
LeSaulnier, Walter J
Lesch, Edward E Ivesdale
Lescher, George C Galesburg
Lescher, John W
Lescher, Edmund F
Leslie, Wm. H Manito
Lester, George F Arrowsmith
Lester, Harry S Chicago
Leszczynski, Joseph
Letourneau. Arthur E Manteno
Lett on, H. M Chicago
Letzler. Axel
Leverich. F. A Lisbon
Levi, Alfred M Chicago
Levick. AltTe<l T Steeleville
Levy. Henry Chicago
Levy. Siirmund
Lewis. John H DeKalb
Lewis. James C Bluffs
Lewis, Alfred W Pulaski
Lewis, Leonard C Belvidere
Lewis, James 8 Grand Ridirc
Lewis. John S Carrier's Mills
Lewis, Appleton R Morrison
Lewis. James V Quincy
Lewis. Vivian T Chicago
Lewis. James A
Lewis Oliver Stone Fort
Lichtenberger. P\ J Chicago
Lickliter. Ilomer M Neoga
Lieberman, Herman Chicago
Liebrecht. Emil F. R
Liebrecht, (4ustav E
Liek. Charles W East Dubuque
Liese. Frederick Chicago
Liese Frederick H
Liess. John J r Joliet
Light, Isam M Chioairo-
Lilly, Charles F Peoria
Linbarger, Edwin S San Jos(?
Lincoln. Anson N Chicago
Lindenian, Carl L. D
lU
List of Registered Phdrmacists — Continued.
Linden, Bror G Chicasfo
Linden, Leo S. J * *
Linder. James A Sidell
LindhoFHt. William F Ramsey
Lind»<iiy. Nathaniel F Birds
Lindscy. William E Danville
Lindstroui. William Galesburcr
Lindvall, Giis Molinc
Link, John 8 Chicatro
Link, Niali Paris
Link, Frank J » Chicaero
Linkc, Kichard A. G
Tiinn. Frank C Roberts
Liokuraovisch. Emanuel I Chicago
Liska. Anton
Lisle. Howard C
Little, John R Bloominfftou
Littlejohn. Henry C Farmer City
Litz. Albert W Charleston
Livers, James A Sullivan
Livosey, Rupert J Chicatro
Livesey, Robert F New Douglas
LivinflTston, Milton Chittasro
Ijloyd, Omer H Keithsburff
Lloyd. Walter H Chicago
Loar, George F Cuba
Loar, David W Cropsey
Loar, Abrani D filoomington
Lockhart, Charles Uillsboro
Loehr. Theodore C Carlinville
Ijoesch. William Chicago
Logan. A. Lloyd Waukegan
Lohmann. Nicholas Chicago
Lonergan, M. VanBuren Decatur
Long, Isaac L Assumption
LouK", Jacob A Chicago
Long, George E E vanston
Longacrt*. Harman Y St. Charles
Longciir, John C Bel videre
Longworth. Samuel H McLean.sboro
Loomis, Thaddeus A Medora
I /Oomi.s, Rollin H Chicago
Loppemhieu, John W
l^per, T. L Medora
Lord. John W Decatur
Lord, Frank H Piano
Lorenz, Ernst Dewey
Lorenz, Adolph D Peoria
Lorenz. W^illiam H Chicago
Lorcn/.. Julius A
Lorriaux. David Ottawa
Losi-h. Henry J Galesburg
Lott. James K Forrest
Lottinville, Charles F Papineau
L«»uden, John C Lebanon
Loudenbcck. Hurry C Chicago
J^ovell, Frank B Libertyvifle
Lovett. LaMotte Oak Park
J^ow, H. Frank Cairo
Lowe. William H Gossett
Lowell, Lu/.erne D Chicago
Lowell, Lorenzo D Nunda
Lowenstein. Louis White Hall
Lowenthal, Louih Chicago
Low<'nthal, Oscar
LoNventhal. Louis * *
L<»wer. Harry R Cairo
Lownian, Alexander B Chicago
Luh*>inga. Henry
Lublin. Henrich * *
Lu<-kritz, Herman O
Lurlolph. Henry E Rock Island
Ludwig, George E Belleville
Ludwig, Arthur A Chicago ,
Lut'der. Fritz.- Peoria
Lueder. John T Chicago
Luehrs. Otto G
Lumley. Wallace J * *
Lu nd . Adolph W Dolton's Station
Lund, Frank C Chicago
Lund berg, Victor Paxton
Lundberg, John C Chlctigi»
Lundholm. Victor Rockf ord
Lundvall* August Chicago
Luning, August G
liUthringer, Georfie F Petersburg
Lnth ringer, John P
Lutyen, William C Flanagan
Lutyen. Lyman P Pontine
Lutz, Carl J Ottawa
Lutz, Millard F Chicago
Lynch, John 1
Lyon. JE. A
Lyon, Julius A
Lyons. William McKee Marissa
Lyons. William A St. Francisville
Lytle, George New Boston
M
Mace, Amy T Chicago
Maclay , Archibald I Delavau
Macy, William H To wanda
Macy, Ervin B Chicago
Madden, Albert Gray\'ilU'
Madden, Richard 1 Flora
Madsen, Carl T. M Chicago
Maerklin, (justav **
Magee. John J "
Magee, Samuel R Hospital
Magnusson, Albert Areola
Maguire. Andrew H.J Chicago
Mahon. Wilson H Cooksville
Mahon. Eber E
Main, Herman Chicago
Mai berg. Peter A LaSallt*
Mallen. Philip H Chicago
Ma one, J. E LaSaUe
Malune, George S Chicago
Malster, John (J Hoopesron
Manley. Paul G Mt. Cannel
Mann. William B Evanstou
Manwaring. Charles P Chicago
Mapes, Frank H Macomb
Marbourg, John G Chicago
Marden. Frank L
Mares, Frank M
Mark. George A
Markle, Jasper N Carthage
Marlow, James T Tamaroa
M amitz, Louis Chicago
Marple. Benjamin F Potomac
Marr, John F Kankakee
Marriett. Woodman R Capron
Marsh, Ebenezer Alton
Marsh, Charles C Bowen
Marsh, W. H Upper Alt<m
Marsh. George E Alton
Marsh, Edward G Bowen
Marsh, Harrie B *'
Marshall, N. R Evanstou
Marshall, William H Rock Island
Marshall. Charles E Chicago
Marshaus. Charles W
Martens. Carl A
Martin. William R Elizabethtown
Martin, .T. Lester New Bedford
Martin, John H Buckley
Martin. George P Chicago
Martin. Thomas R Sherrard
Martin, Charles W Mt. Carmol
Martin, William B Sheri'ard
.Martin. James A Palestine
Martin. Georire Chicag<i
Martin. Alfred D Kankakee
.Martinis. Ernest L Canton
Marty, Charles J Vandalia
Martz, Charles H Summum
Masilko. Vandy F Chicago
Mason, Joshua M Richvie w
Mason, Ernest L Chicago
145
List of Registered Fharmacists—Coiitinued.
Mason, William T Chicasro
Mason. Ross M Paris
Masqiielet. Auirust J Chicag:o
Masquelet. Frank
Masquelec. Sadie P '[
Massarek. Herman
Mathewson. Adelbert T Elburn
Mathieu. Edward St. Anne
Matbieu. Horace L Ohicm?o
Mathis, John W Eldorado
Mathis. William E
Mathison. Soren Chicagro
Matkin.JohnI
Matta^. .Joseph S Aleronquin
Slattern. William E Chicag-o
Matthaei. Ernest A
Matthaei, Charles 1
Matthei. Louis
Matthei. Emil 1
Matthei, August * '
Matthes. W. Henry
Matthew. John B Blue Mound
Matrhew. Everett S Di vernon
Matthews. Charles E Chicago
Matthews. Henry F
Mattocks. Harry E Chenoa
Maury, James *. Wheal on
Maury, Daniel Rossville
Maxedon. Thomas H Heathsville
Maxey, Walter S Mt. Vernon
Haxon. CharJes W Farina
Maxwell, (leorere L Champaign
MttXwHl, Williams
May, Wilber F Mt. Zion
May, William R Chicago
Mayer, John A
Mayer. Edward A Waterloo
Mayes, James W Dalton City
Maynard. Malachi Apple River
Mayr. Julius Chicago
Meacbaro. M. M Buckley
Mead. William M Chillicoihe
Mead. Earl L Grays Lake
Meade. Clayton B Berwyn
Means. Cyrus D Mulkeyto wn
Mechener. Frank W Chicago
Meek. Jay
.Meffortl. David A Robinson
Meguire, John Treniou
^1 eg-uire, Mary E
Mehl, William Chicago
3ieiei.PaulF. W ,....
Meinung. Richard
Meisenbach, Julius C Freeport
Melhuish. Joseph H Mazon
Mell. John A Chicago
Meller. Joseph A
Melui?in. Francis E Thomson
Mel tin, George M Cbicaero
Mendonsa. J. R Jacksonville
Meuge. Hfrmnn C Chicago
Mcng'er. William S Blue Island
Menu. Harry G Chicago
Mercer. George D Liberty
Mercer. William A Walnut
Merker. Charley T East St. Lous
Merril I. John W Chicago
Merriman. Luther
.Merritt-, N at haniel P EUery
Merry. M. VV Hebron
Mershon. Joseph I Mt. Carroll
Merten. Harry M Chicago
Mertes, John A
Merwin. Frank D (tenesco
Merz, Peter Chicago
Merz, Frank J
Merz, Edward
Merz, Richard
Merz. August
Meserole. Jacob A Rockford
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Mesnasrer, Paul A Chicago
Messenger. John B Cairo
Messing, Frank J Chicago^
juetz, tioun. ..•«.... •••••.....>... j^cna
Metz, Robert * *
Metzger. Mathias C Cairo
Mttzgrer, Fred W Springfield
Meurling. Emil L Cabh-
Meyer. Frits S Chicago
Meyer. Walter F
Meyer. Hermann ' *
Meyer, Peter Fannin^ton
Meyer, Chris J Flora
Meyer. Peter C. S Chicago
Meyers, Charles A * *
Meyers, Benjamin F Sterling:
Meyers. John . VI
Michael. Herman C Chicago
Michalek, John Chicago Heights
Michels, Louis A Flora
Michels, Benjamin F Al bion
M ichels. John B ElPaso
Mickle. James W Augusta
Middlekauff, William L Oregon
Mikolasek. JohnF Chicago
Milburn, Robert C Dunning
Miles. Jesse J " Weldon
Miller, Adam E Rockbridge
Miller. John M Bloom ington
Miller. S. D Mounds
Miller, Bernard H Quincy
Miller, John G Fayette
Miller. George S Chicago
Miller. George W
Miller. CharFes P Oak Park
Miller. David W Gilman
Miller, George E Hanover
Miller, Albert Chicago
Miller, William M Cobery
Miller. Gustav A Chicago
Miller. William B
Miller, Harry L
Miller, John A Elva«ton
Miller, J. B Gilson
Miller. Harry W Lanark
Miller, William Chester
M iller, Adam J Ch icago
Miller. Orville A Mnrtinton
Miller. Clinton H Makanda
Miller. J. Ellison Chicago
Miller. A. Wayland Varna
Miller. Conrad H Chicatro
Miller. E win L Alexis
Miller, Felix A Chicago
Miller. Johnie A Sadorus
.Miller. Henry M Chicago
Miller, Albert.
Miller. FrauK R
Milligan, Janus S Coultervillo
Milligan. (George W Edinburg
Milligan, Frank G Chicago
Millinger, Robert J
Mills, Martin \l Quincy
Mills, Alva C Issauvoo
.Mills. i.Teorge P Evanston
M ilntu*, Frank R Litchtield
Milnor. Mnni .M
M inner. Louis A Murphysboro
Minor, James Streator
MisfTihimer. Edward C Cbic«go
Mishh r. Joseph H Deer ('rtn*k
Mobertr. Arthur Bl<»oniinL'?on
Moflervrell. John B Waukegtin
Moffetr, H»-nry M ''hicago
Moffett. Thomas M Laiisrk
MofHlt. Alotizo Wyonii Jt:r
Mortitt, Kusjeiip ( -b ill '••«.t he
Mollet, Benedict Champaign
Mollync aux. James C Woodland
Montiel. Eugene East St. Louis
146
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
MontiroKiery, George W Clayton
Montfiromery. Williani More*
Montgomery. Michael Windsor
Montsromery , Edwin L Donf^ola
Montifomery, James P Qumcy
Montgomery, Robert W
Montgomery. John H Chicago
Mooberry, Elijah M Windsor
Moogk, Herman J Preeport
Mooney, Henry C Astoria
Mooney. Robert N * *
Moore. CharleH E Yorkville
Moore, John. Jr Lisbon
Mcx)re. David B Roodhouse
Moore, George Chicago
Moore, Le<* L
Moore. William M Austin
Moore, William B Chicago
Moow, Orlando L
Moore, Edward G Spring Valley
Moore, David O Bloomington
Moore, Jay E Lisbon
Moore, Charles S "
Moore, Prank E Pana
Moore. William M Chicago
Moore, Prank
Moore, D wight D Gibson City
Mootz. Hermann Carmi
Morahn, Edward S Sheridan
Moratz. Maxmillian Bloomington
Moratz. Theodore . ,
Morava. Rndolph Chicago
Moreland. J. J Pekin
Morgan. William C Chicago
Morgan. Fred A Plainfleld
Moritz, Christian F' Chicago
Morland. Robert L
Morris. Morgan H Iveadale
Morris, William G Chicago
Morris. James P Exeter
Morris. Ewing V. D Galesburg
Morris, Dellos R Chicago
Morris. Harley D
Morrison, J. K Oakdale
Morrison. Guy Pinckneyville
Morrison, Lewi* W Chester
Morrison. Fred W Berwyn
Morrow. James W Elgin
Morse, John C Chandlerville
Morse, James W Chicago
Morse, Orien P
Morton. Archibald J Elmwood
Moschel. G. W Morton
Moseley. Thomas H Chicago
Mosher. James H Prophetstown
Moss. Monr»)e T Chicago
Mo jser, Robert Palatine
Mott. Benjamin L Elsah
Mott. William G Basco
Moudy. Samuel H Jewett
"Moulic. Wi lliam Percy
Mount. John B Joliet
Moureau. Rein hard North Chicago
Mouser. Benjamin F Pana
Movltt, Aaron Chicago
Mowen. Katherine Lincoln
Mower. Ira R Chicago
•Moyen, George F. W
Moyer. John C Shannon
Moyer. Martin It HilJsboro
Mrazek. Leopold Chicago
Muchmore. Theodore N Oblong
Mudge, Edward T Homer
Mneblenpfordt. August Askum
Muehlhan. PredericK E. L Chicago
Muphlraann.Carl G
Mnehlheims, Charles M Nashville
Mueller. Adolph J. G Highland
Mueller, Herman W Chicago
Mueller. Prank L
Mueller, George Granite City
MuUan, Eugene A Chic«go
Munch. Graham W Sheldon
Munger, Merritt J I^ee
Munger. Henry Chicago
Murbach. John E
Murphy, Anderson R Woodstock
Murphy, E. Don. Chicago
Murphy, John S Pontiac
Murphy, Owen Chicago
Murray. John T. LaSalle
Murray, Robert S Chicago
Murray. Alex
Murrey, Nelson W
Museus. H. Benjamin
Musselman. John Danvers
Musselmon. Winflcld Paris
Musselwhite. Arthur C Chicago
Musser, Thomas O Pearl City
Myers. John Chicago
Myers. James P Rock Island
Myers. William L Chicago
Mygdal, Thorkil
Mygdal. Gustav T
Mytinger. Francis M White Hall
Mc
McAnany. Matthew Chicago
McArthur. Frank H Peoria
McBride. Hovey S Areola
McCabe. Arthur A Mt Stirling
McCabc. Lawrence C Chicago
McCaffery . John P Galesburg
McCalla, Isaac Dakota
McCauTi. Jsmes Normal
McCarthy, Richard Itaska
Mc('artney, Francis M Alvin
McCartney, Sidney H Bethany
McCarty, William L. Arenz vi ije
McCaulley. Eli L Virginia
McCauley, Charles E Chicago
McCauley, Loren Q
McCausliu. John W Utica
McClain, William H Onarga
McClanahan. Charles Roseville
McClelland, William E Season
McCliutock. Williams Galva
McClure, Ulysses G Chicago
McClurkin, John Mt. Carmel
McCormick. Eliza Chicago
McCorraick, (reorge A Hennepin
McCormick. Elmus Chicago
McCown. Klmer E St. Joseph
McCracken. Robert E ^ Chicago
McCraoken. Minor Anna
McCreary. Harry B Chicago
McCrum, William O Decatur
McDunnell. William R Rockford
Mc David, John L Coffeen
McDill.J.T Sparta
McDonald. John A Lockport
McDonald, Cornelius W Aurora
McDonald. George W Chicago
McDougal, Robert D Peoria
McDougal. Harry H "
McDowell. Victor P Chicago
McDowell. Joseph C
McEvers. Byron Glasgow
McPerson. Grunt * Kewanee
McGee. William E Hinsdale
McGee. Albert C Mt. Palatine
McGee. Samuel Burnside
Mc<Tinley. James B Chicag«>
McGlashen, Alexander St. Marie
McGoey. J. A Chicago
McGoiiagle. Thomas C
Mc(4regor, Charles A Pontiae
McGregor. Harry B
MacGregor. Alexander C Chicago
McGrew, Jasper H LnGrange
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List of Regislered Pharmacists — Continued.
:McGQffin. WUIiam B Joliet
JAcUenry. Beaucbftmp H Moweoqua
McHuffh. Daniel O Ohicaipo
Mclnnis. Francis V Beardstown
Mcintosh. Andrew J Allendale
McKean. John S Oalcdale
McKee. John Bi^arsville
McKee* John C Chicago
McKellifiran. Thomas P
McKenzie. Edwin Y Litchfield
McKenzie, Frank E Chicago
MacKenzie. John N
McKinley, William Oifden
McKinney. Prank P Chapin
McKiuney. Thomas C Carbondale
McKlnstry. Thomas H Dolavan
McLane. William L Donsrola
McLaughlin, Duniel M Pana
McLeati. John Chicaifo
McLean, James O "
MoLean. Charles T Hallsville
McLean, Claire F Chicago
McLennan, Kenneth S LaGrange
McLemon, John Galesburg:
McMahan. John P Peoria
M«-Mann, William W Gardner
McManus. John D Aledo
McMaster. Allan Chicairo
McMicken. Edmund L
McNair. James M Rockford
McNamaru, Frank W Chicagro
McNeill. Thomas Galena
McNichols. Arthur W Tolono
McNier. William G llliopolis
HcQuiilen. Francis Chicago
McRaveu, P. H McClure
McSberry. Matthew B Chicago
McVay.Emest A
McVay. Albert
McVicker. William B
McVicker. George Kankakee
Mr Williams. Barry C Chicago
Nadler. Charles Peru
N'affzifirer, Armand Chicago
Nafziffer, Albert
Naiirel. Herman H
Kash. William R Fairmount
Nason, William A Algonquin
Kaoth. Frank P Danville
NeadM. Martin E Chicago
Neal. Alfred P Rantoul
Nease. George T Winslow
Nebeker. Elbert P Chicago
Neeb. John N.. Jr
Nebls, Rudolph C Arlington Heights
Neill. Edward R Murphysboro
Netsler. William F- Decatur
Nelson, George W Chicago
Nelson. Charles S Springfield
Nelson, Horace C Chicago
NeltDor. John C West Chicago
Nesmtth. Marcus F Capron
Neubereer. John Chicago
Xeubert. Crisdof F
Neafeld. Frank Rock Island
Nenbaas. Otto G Belleville
Neuaehaef er, Edward Chicago
Kevins, Alexander Modesto
Newberry. George W 8mithfleld
Newberry, John R Pawnee
Newton, John T Boulder
Newton, Frank J Sandwich
Newtaon-G. Q Chicago
Nieaiae. Gustavo Peoria
Niehols. P. M Pana
Nichols, Edward H Chicago
^'ichola. Charles A
Nichols, William M Gifford
Nichols. Francis A Decatur
Nichols, William P Pana
Nichol.4, Edna F Chicago
Niece. John W Henry
Niece, Harry J
Niemeyer, Henry Stockton
^iethammer. Otto F Chicago
Nilsson. Hans Peter
Nimmo, Alexander J
Nixon, Madison G Columbia
Noble, Leroy C Chicago
Noem, Oscar D Hammond
Noll, Charles F Chicago
Nonamaker, Solomon S
Nordhem, Ivan B
Nordling, Ernest A Lake Forest
Norkin. Samiie .1 Chicago
Norllng, Peter O Galva
Norling. Alfred W *'
Norris, Oliver P Waltonville
Norris, Howard L Table Grove
Norton. Benjamin M Chicago
Norton, Harry E Elgin
Noster. Alfred H Chicago
Novak. PrankJ
Novak, John ' *
Nungesser, John H Danville
Nunn. George I Lawrencevilie
Nusbaum. David H Bloomington
Nuasle. Otto C Walnut
Niitt, Levi (t Buckinghum
Nyquist. William Richmond
Nymun, Charles V Batavia
Nystrom, P. Alfred Chicago
O
Oake, W. T Chicago
Oberhauser, William P Peoria
Obermeyer, John A Jacksonville
O'Brian, Roger W Chicago
Oehlmann. Charles Quincy
Oetzel. William A Danville
OffiU. Thomas R Ashley
Oglesby, George D Chicago
Ohl. William Peoria
Ohlendorf. Henry L Chicago
Ohlendorf. William C
Okoniewski, Max * *
Oldendorph, William
Oldham, Harry D Urbana
Olds, Louise W Albany
Olesen, Olaf B. T Chicago
Oliver. Florence M
Oliver, James W Harvey
Olm-s, Albert S Palatine
Olsen. Martin A. L DeKalb
Olsen. Egil T Chicago
O'Neil. Martin A Mt. Sterling
Ording, Charles J Chicago
Ordway, JohnC
Oren, Asa
Ortenstein, Harry M
Orth, Ernest W
Orth. Godlove S
Ossenbeck, Edward A Peoria
Oswald. Joseph Jacksonville
Oswalt. Chester G Galesburg
Otrich, Charles L Anna
Ottena. Robert P Chicago
Otto, Edward
Otto, Fredderick W
Ouda, Ignatz * *
Oudvn, M. S Greenville
Oughton, John R Dwight
Overman, Urban Toulon
Owen, Meredith U Westfleld
Owen, Clarence Peoria
Owens. John C Plainfield
Oxley. W. H Strawn
148
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
P
Pace, Williamson C Ashley
Pai-kard. James W La Salle
Padfret. Thomas H Palmyra
Page, Marion Ewintr
Pamter, Edwin J Chicasro
Palmer, E. L Noble
Palmer, Almon I). : Chicago
Palmer. Chades A Princeton
Palmer. William T Rockford
Palmer, John O Fisher
Palmer, Samuel M Sullivan
Parker, Homer D Rochesier
Parker, Prank C Quincy
Parker, William R Dixon
Paiker, William W Ohicaffo
Parker. Fred C Oak Park
Parker, William C Wauke^an
Parker. Charles V Harrisburs
Parks, Clarence K Anna
Parks. Walter W DuQuoln
Parks, George C Anna
Parks. Doan Fairview
Parks, John W Anna
Purnell, B. Frank Chicatfo
Parsons. John
Parsons, Nathan S Fairbury
pHtehen. Charles R Uiffhland Park
Patcbin. Lyman J Batavia
Pate, Lewis F Shelb^ville
Patera, ('harles Chicatro
Patrick, iHaac A lola
Patrick. Frank W Marengo
Patterson, Theodore H Chicago
Patterson. Newell Mansfield
Patterson, Samuel D Coffeen
Patterson. Harry B Chicago
Patterson, James A
Patten, EustiH Carbondale
Patten. Edward S
Patton. Robert A Prairie Home
Paul. Philip H Alton
Paul, IraO Winnebago
Paul, Charles F Chicago
Pau 1 , A rihu r E
Paul. Charlie E Rockford
Pautler. C. D Evansville
Pavey, George A Villa Ridge
Pavlik, Otto S Chicago
Pawley, Ernest C Clifton
Paxton. Fre<lerick H Chicago
Payne, Charles W Kewanee
Payne, Vernon A Tuscola
Paynt* , John A Kansas
Payne, Charles E Fairbury
Payne, Franoi« M Casey
Peak. Willis J Oakland
Pearce. William W Waukegan
Pearce.Willinm S
Pearce. Percival
PearHon. William F Chicago
Pease. LeHlie T Cisco
Peck. William R Edelstein
Peck, Wulfrcd W Chicago
Peck. George L
Peehiej*. Robert F.". . .V.V.V.V.V.'Crab Orchard
Peel, Francis M White Heath
Peetz. John A Chicago
Peiffer, Wi<liam C Lemont
Peirce, PVed D Chicago
Prirce. Arthur F
Pelck. Louis J Oregon
PelikaiJ. Theodore J Chicago
Pellett. William S Murphysboro
Pelton. J . W Chicago
Pelz. Herman J Peoria
Pelz. ifidmond R **
Penberthy. Edward Blue Island
Pence. John A Gibson City
Pendleton, Frederick M Quincy
Pennington. Bror Chicago
Penny Witt. Lorentus A Macomb
Perce, William L WilliamRville
Perkins. Claude E Chicago
Perlau. William
Perrin, William La Harpc
Perry, Eugene B Melvin
Perry. George P Sterling
Perry. C. F Quincy
Petermaun. Peter J Cnicago
Peters, Arthur H
Petersen, Alice
Petersen, Constant U Joliet
Pet*»r8en. Hans P. C Chicago
Petersen. Carl 0
Peterson. George S Galva*
Pi'terson, Emanuel Chicago
Peterson, Frank A Geneseo
Peterson. James S Chicago
Petesch, Nicholas H Oak Park
Peto, Harry J Chicago
Pettersen, John M. B. M
Pfaff. Jerome J Centralia
Pf eiffer. Charles Chlcafiro
Pf etzing, Carl J Havana
Pfleger, (ieorge G Chicago
Phalen. James M Harvard
Phar, John M Evanston
Phifer, John N Snumway
Phillips. Henry C Opdyke
Phillips, Victor E Olney
Phillips. Jeremiah "
Ph lUips. Samuel D Odin
Phillips, William H "
Phillips. William O Elgin
Phillips. J. Robert Decatur
Phillips. Bert R Rushville
Phipps. Luther H Chicago
Pickering. (Jeorge E •.
Pickrel. Jesse. .Ir Peoria
• ierce, Frank W Chicago
Pierce. Edgar C North Peoria
Pierron, Ferdinand R Lincoln
Pierron. Joseph J . Jr Chicairo
Pietrowicz, Steaphen
Pifer. A. R Lovington
Pihlifard. Andrew F Chicago
Pilgrim.Henry C
Pinckney, Pitt P
Pinder. William A Flora
Pinkley. Joseph C Spring Valley
Pinkney. Richard M Peoria
Pinney. Harry H Chicago
Piper. Homer A
Pitney. Orville L Augusta
Pitt. Ernest W Chicago
Pittraan. William Jerseyville
Plachek, Godfrey Chicago
Plaster, Joseph W Danville
Plaster, Charles S , ( 'unton
Piatt. Isaac ChicafiTO
Palttenhurg. P. W. Canton
Plice. >Vill A Chicairo
Plitt. Louis Jolitc
PInmley. Nathan C Bloomington
Plummer, David G Bradfonl
Plummcr, William P
Plumnier. Henry S
Pluninier. Edwin M
Poifue. John R Suilivnn
P<»lh)ck, Robert M Priuceton
P«>1 lock. Robei t K Nebo
Poll ick. Earle J Rockton
PoiDjiranc. Marx Chicago
Pomy, Herman (4
Pond. Alvin B Blandinsvilla
Pond, DhII L Macomb
Pool, James J EarlvUle
Pool, .Tames A Morris
Pool, Herbert N Earlville
Pool. Charles W Chicago-
149
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Poor, Thompson Streator
Poore^James E Chicacro
Poos. Robert C O'KHWville
Pope, Edward I , Chicaero
Pope, Georife O Latham
Porifes, Leo Chicago
Poreen, Otto
Porter, Asa H Xeiiia
Porter, MillettN Chicago
Porter, Edward K Carbondale
Porter. Franic L Chieago
Porter, Hosmer C Rockford
Porter, Thomas M Decatur
Porter. Arthur H Cbicagru
Porter, Jessie M PrincevillH
Porter. Henry White Hall
Post, George H :..Fithian
Post, Peter M Murobysboro
Po:^t. George D DeKalb
Post. J. Frank H Chicago
Pos tie, J ames M Hinckley
Pouder, Warren E Chicago
Powc-li. Frederick A Henry
Powell, James A Chicago
Powell. Medford Evanston
Powell. Thomas B Vienna
Powell, William O Mackinaw
Powers, Erasmus D Edinburg
f*owers. Fred H Chicago
Pratt. W. A Paw Paw
PrentiMM. Samuel S Rushville
Preston, Cyrus A Raymond
Prewett, Robert Marshall
Price, Jonathan Western Saratoga
Price. William B New Berlin
Price, Elmer A Champaign
Price, Benjamin O Chicago
l*rickett, Charles F Centralia
Prickett. Francis A Carbondale
J*rillman, Walter M Wellington
Prince, John W Princeton
Prince, James Ch icago
Pritchctt. Robert M Dana
Pritzker. Nicholas J Chicago
Fropeck, Joseph W
Proiheroe. Fred W
Pr.»theroe. Charles W
Frouty. Charles E Bradford
Frouty. James W Roseville
Fulford, Both well Savanna
Pnlliam, Winft* Id W Deer Plain
Purdunn. C. A Murshall
FurneU, Lemuel B Taylorville
Fursell, Peter H Chicago
Puterbaueb, Henry S Lanark
Putnam. Hiram F Elro
Pyatt, Frank P Chicago
Pyf er, Clark C FoiTestou
Quigley. Samuel R Klmwood
i}ninn, Thomas F Ottawa
Raekaway, John H Mr. Vernon
Rackerby, Milton P Hutsonx ille
Hae, Thomas A Virden
RagMdale. John T Gibson Ciry
Raquet, Emil Aurora
RahlfH, Theodore Chicago
Rahlfs. Otto G
Rahlfs. George H
Rainbow, J . C, Jr Murphysboro
Rainier. Hudson Camp Point
RaNt^n. Wilbur B Springfield
Ramsey, Kiel J Fairbury
Randall, Roswell P Raritan
Randall, Robert A Lewistown
Randleson, Joseph B East Galesburg
Randolph, Charles S Ipava
Raney, Benjamin H Danville
Rankin, Montrose W Chicago
Rankin. William M
Ransom, Erasmus D Belvidere
R.Hn8om. Frank L
RanmuNsen, Alfred S Hock Lsland
Rastede, Dama B Albany
Ratts, Rinehart P Long View
Rausch. Charles E Chicago
Rausch. William A
Rauth. BVed W Springfield
Ray, Charles A Chicago
Ray, Charles VV Stavan^er
Ray burn, (leorge W Roseville
Read, Ira N Urbana
Read. Samuel A Chicago
Reagel, A. W Waverly
Rew rick. George H Chicago
Reed, John
Reed. Charles C Lincoln
Reed. Edward A LaMoille
Reed. TuUy S Oakford
Reed, John W Quincy
Reed, Henry T Camp Point
Reeder. L H Canton
Reen, A. W. H Peoria
Reen. Clemens A * '
Rees, Samuel H .' Belknap
Reese, Thomas W Colona
Reese, Levina A
Rehfuss, Charles Peoria
Rehm. J ulius Chicago
Reichel. Henry C
Reinier, August
Reinecke, VVilliam C Kane
Reinhard, Henry Chicago
Reinhart. Joseph F Peoria
Reis. Alphons M Chicago
Reis, Valentine M Belleville
Reiss, Adolph Shelby ville
Remer. Theodore F Jersey ville
Reniiek, (George E O'Fallon
Remus, (reorge Chicago
Renner. Julius A
Renz. William A Ottawa
Rettberg, John Peoria
Reuter, Henry Chicago
Renter. Robert
Reynolds. John VV Virginia
Reynolds, S. Walter Pincknuy ville
Rhoads, (leorge W Shelby ville
Rhoads, George B
R hode, Rudolph E Chicago
Rhodes. Orthiel H Baldwin
Rice, James G ^ Beardstown
Rice, Chfiuucey .*.
Rice. C. S Disco
Rice. John P Mt. Carroll
R ice, Valentine Carterville
Rice. Charles A Chicago
Rice, Lewis H Aurora
Richards. Leslie C Eureka
Richards, Otho P * '
Richards. Edward T Chicago
Richards. Louis N Richards
Richardson, Samuel Harvard
Richardson. L. A Marine
Richardson. H. W Marengo
Richardson. Webber Harvard
Richardson. James P Decntur
Richardson. George H Marengo
Richart, Henry Cedarville
Richart, Alma
Richniann, Christian L Elgin
Ricbmann. A. F. W
Richter, Ernest F Chicago
Richter.G.R
Rickey, Charles F Mt. Sterling
150
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Rickey. John C Mt. Sterling
Rickfort. Charles A . . . .* Austin
Riddle, Hamilton H Mechanicsbursr
Ridgrley. Charles H Monticello
RidfiTway, Emanuel Morris
Riebel, Ernest Chicago
Riegel. Edward
Riemenschneider, Julius H **
Kiess, Adolph J Rock Island
Rifrgf. Peter S Browns
Riggs. Sherman M , Decatur
Riley, William H Ridjfway
Rimmele. Charles Chicago
Rinehart. Abraham K Bloommgton
Risinerer, Harry R Chicasro
Rissingrer, J. Frank Mason City
Ritter, John Ch irago
Ritter. George
Ritter, Albert P ^
Ritter. John H
Ritter, Edward F Mattoon
Rlviey, Clarence Chicago
Rixleben, Thomas Jonesboro
Roach. John N Pawnee
Roades, John F Earlville
Roark. Charles A Chicago
Roark, Patrick I) Macomb
Robb. Hugh Hey worth
Robbins. Henry C Creaton
Robbins, Jennie Streator
Roberts, Nathan E . . . .' Fairfield
Roberts. William P Pleasant l^lains
Roberts Mitchell B Swan Creek
Roberts, John L Pleasant Plains
Roberts, Edward J Roberts
Roberts, (?eorge C Waueonda
Roberts. George S Ch icMgo
Roberts. Harold H
Robertson. A. T Ashraore
Robertstm, Donald S Chicago
Robertson, Lon C Ashmore
Robt-rtson. Thomas Steeleville
Robin, Isaac Chicago
Robinson. William BriniMeld
Robinson. Henry C Chicago
Robinson, I<«aac W Waltonville
Robinson, Michael Shawneetown
Robinson, Frederick T Genoa
Robinson. Hiram C Creal Springs
Robison. Thomas N Stewardson
Roby, Ida Hall Chicago
Roche, Robert F
Rockey. Richard M Nora
Rockhold. John Stanford
Rockwell. Dean W Taylorville
Rode. Samuel W Brownstown
Rode, William D
Roden, H. Isidor Momence
Rodenhauscr. Henry C Chicago
Rodgers, Horace L Equality
Rodman, William R Mound City
Roe, Roliert B Kinsman
Roedel, Frederick W Chicago
Roesch, Carl C Alton
Roettig. Louis Chicago
Rogers, Frank E Port Byron
Rogers. Ed M
Rogers, Henry H Kankakee
Rogers. Amherst M Chicago
Rone. Charles J Crete
Rohe, William H '*
Rohm, Henry C East St. Louis
Rohrlack, Otto Chicago
Rollins. PVank 1) Aurora
Romack, ( teorge Brocton
Romano. A Chicago
Roney. Nforman C Centralia
Roos, Bt*rnhard L.. Jr Chicago
Roos, Theodore * "
Root, Michael H .» Pontiac
Rose, James H Harrisburg
Rosenfeld. Samuel Chicago-
Rosenthal. Joseph ' *
Rosen wald, Aaron * '
Ross. Lewis W
Ross, Charlea P Saunemin
Ross, Charles S Chicago
Ross. Prank E Cai linviUe
Ross, John R Gibson City
Ross. James Canton
Ross, Eben J Chicago
Ross, B . Prank Cobden
Rossmaessler, Adolph B Chicago
Rossman, Edward F
Rostad, K. T Davis
Roth, Josenh Chicago
Roth. Albert
Rutramel, Elijah M Frankfort
Rotramel. R. H West Frankfort
Rotilean, Zephirim Manteno
Rounds, Charlie D Chicago-
Rowand, J ohn R Barry
Rowawd, Josiah S * '
Rowcliff, James P Peoria
Rowf, James J Abingdon
Rowe, lieonard D North Henderson
Rowen, Robert Oak Park
Rowe, Herbert B Paris
Rowe, Cliarles E Hanover
Rowen, Harley B Kirkland
Rowland, Robert C Rcckford
Rowland. Alfred A Dixon
Rowlands, Thomas H Nunda
Rowlands. Robert J Chicago
Rowley. Joseph W Pulaski
Kuddell. James D Robinson
Rudert. Otto Rock Island
Rudnirk. Paul A. P Urbana
Rudnick. Fred Chicago
Rudnicki. Joseph
Rudol phi. Arthur E
Rudolphy. John
Kudolphy, Martha
Ruehl. Harry A
Ruge, Oscar (t Lincoln
Ruger. Dewey Chenoa
Ruggles. Henry C Kilbourne
Ruggles, Albert G Peoria
Ruh, Richard B Tallula
Rund, Vaclav Chicago
Runyon, Charles A Elvaston
Ruschhaupt. Fred H Chicago
Rush. William J Scioto
Russell. O. H Vermont
Russell. Hugh Hebron
Rust, (Jeorge M Canton
Rutherford, Archibald E Chicago
Rutson. Guy
Rusickn. Anton
Ryan. Charles Springfield
S
Sabin. Charles Rockford
Sacks, Hvman Chicago
Sachse. Richard P
Saf verin, Folke W Ro kford
Sage, William H Chicago
Sahland. Prank E Golden
Salin, Fred W Bishop Hill
Sammons, Frederick W Chicago
Sanborn, Charles W Libertyville
Sanders. Thomas W Aurora
Simdford. W'illiam E Kewanee
Sandkoetter, Henry P Chicago
San<imeister. Charles H
Sandmeyer. Henry W Nashville
SandHtrom, Henry Molino
Sandstrom. David Chicago
Sapper, Gustav H
Sargent. Ezikiel H
151
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Satterlee. Gale Chicasro
Sattler, Deunisi S
Savill, Oliver Canton
Sawyer, HenryC Cornell
Sawyer, Will W Rockf ord
Sawyer, Robert F Chicai?o
Sawyer. William L
Sawyer. Lewis M * '
Sayler, E. K Bement
Saylor, William A Greenfield
Saylor, Charles W
Saylor, John H Herrick
Saylor, Alva () .....LaPlace
Sapre. Charles A Victoria
Scaiefe, B. F Sailor Springs
Scarsdale. Frank E., Jr Lick Creek
Schackniann. Francis ,J. C Newton
Schackniann, (leorgre H * *
Schaecker, Anthony B Chicaero
Schaefer, Paul F V
x-haefer, .Jacob '
Schaper. George H Nokoniis
Schaper, Henry F Chicago
S<-happer, Ferdiwand C
Schapper, Ferdinand Blue Island
Sc'hapner, Louist' '*
Schaufr«Tt. .John G Columbia
Schedler. William C Chicago
Schefcik, .J. Francis
Scheidig, George C
S<-hembs, Frank H
Schembs. Will M
Schenck. Louis New Athens
Schenck. Michael 11 Woo<l8tock
Soberer. Andrew Chicago
Srhick. Otto L
Schick. Sebastian F
Schiroek, Joseph 1
Schiraek. Ignatius A '*
Schiml. Augustine J
Schielderup. Gunnar
Schleizcr. Williebald
Schlernitzauer, William C Millstadt
Schlieker. Alexander (t Chicago
Schlinkmann, William Quincy
Scbluelcr, Albert G East St. Louis
Sr.hlytern, <^arl A Chicago
SchmalhauHen, Louis R Charleston
Schnieling. Max Chicago
Scbmeling, Ferdinand
Srhmerker, Charles F
Schmid, Theophilus
S«*hmid. Foment A Peoria
•Schmidt, Frederick M Chicago
Sehmidt, Herman
Schmidt. Edward A
Schmidt. Florian C
Schmidt. Floriaii J
Schmidt. Oscar F
.Schmidt, EredO
Bfhmidt. Louis A Rock Island
Schmidt, Henry G. G Ctiicago
Schmidt, (iustav A
Schmidt. Fred W Mt. Olive
Schmiedeskamp, William H Quincy
Schmitt, Emil Blue Island
Schmitt, Ileonard M Quincy
Schmict. George 1^ Chicago
Schmitt. George J
.**chmitt, George H. A
Schmitt. John J
Scbmitz. Edward R
Schneck- Jacob Mt. Cnrmel
Schneider* Henry Chicago
S«-hneider, (reorge C Rockf onl
Schnitkcr. Albert E Chrismnn
Schnitzius. Fred Austin
Schoen. Thaddeus Chicago
Sohoenkaes. Joseph
Si'boenncshoef »*r. Robert Lostant
S«»hoetTle. (icorgc C Collinsvilk-
Schoke, John Chicago
Scholer, Ernest C
Schrage, Frank
Schreiber, Darwin * *
Schreiner, Albert , * *
Schreiner, George ' *
Schreuder, Louis S * *
Schroeder, Henry '*
Schroeder, Hans Nobel
Schroeder, H Quincy
Schroeder, Ernest A Chicago
Schroeder. Charles W
Schroeder. William M
Schroeder, Albert W
Schroeder, Julius H
Schroeder, Arthur J. L Quincy
Schroeder. Robert C **
Schroeder, August H Chicago
Schroll. John M
Schroter, Fred J
Schubert, John J Kankakee
Schubert. William A
Schuetz, George C Mendota
Schuetz. John "
Schuh. PaulG Cairo
Schuh, Harry W "
Schuh, Herman C '*
Schuh, .Julius P ••
Schuh. Otto '. ••
Schuirmann. Carl Chenoa
Schuler. John 1 j Mt. Pulaski
Schulte, Prank J Ottawa
Schuite. H(;ury J Chicago
Schuitz, Albert W
Schultz. Louis C
Schuitz. C. F. William Elgin
Schulz, Max A Chicago
Schulz. Bruno
Schulze, William
Schulze, .John
Schumacher. Fred W Highland Park
Schuster. Emil C Chicago
Schwab, Leslie VV
Schwartz, Joseph Salem
Schwartz. Frank [\
.Schwurtz. Bernard, Jr
Schwarz, Hiram Chicago
Schwenck, WlUiani H
Sell wertf eger, Frank H
Schwingei, William H Aurora
Scott, James R Edgewood
Scort. Thomas Y Springfield
Scott. George W Kewanee
Scott, James M Chicago
Scott, Ralph Venice
Scott. Arnt H Chicago
Scott. Ingvard M
Scudder. Irenus T Farmington
Scuphara. W. C Chicago
Scales. ('harlesB
Seaman, Lewis S Shelby ville
Seaman, Joseph O
Seaman, Albert Taylorville
Seaman, James L Shelby ville
Sears. John E Chicago
Sears. Sylvester Arthur
Seastrand. Axel E Chicago
Seuton. J. H Hennepin
Seaton, J. Channing Somonauk
Secord. Frederick H Chicago
Sccord. Frank G
Seebarh, B. (t Peru
Sceley, Ora W Pushnell
Seely. A. T V^orkville
Sejrurd, Frank O Korkford
Seibert. William H X^liley
SeifiVrt. John H « h i<:ii:o
Sell. Kdwin A Sprint: li- .»l
Sellner. Albert Quint y
Sclnn'r, (Ti'orge rbic.iL:\>
Scnipill. Walter M
152
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Senior, Georcre Ohicaeo
Senn. Thomas
Serr, Jacob H
Servatius. Leo A Kirk wood
Sethness, Charles () Chicago
Severns, Arthur J Nunda
Severs. Azariah W McLeansboro
Seville. Fred P Chicagro
Seward. Prank Austin
Sexauer. Samuel C Wilmette
Sexsmlth. George T Chicnfro
Seyfer, J(»hn W Mt. Pulaski
Seyler, James H Preemption
Seymour, Georgi' A I) wierht
Seymour, Mary I)
teymour, Willi&m L HillRboro
hackelford, W. Hurst Effingham
Shafer. Georare R Morton
Shaff. John N Cisro
Shaffer. John W Plymouth
Shaffer, Arthur E
Shaffer, MortC
Shaffer, Lorenzo C Kinffston
Shaiblc. John F Preeport
Shapiro, Henry Chicago
Shapiro. Robert A
Sharer, William L Perry
Sharp, Jeremiah N Stor-kton
Shauer, G. G Chicago
Shaver, Martin L Kansas
Shean, John R Chicago
Shean. William E
Shearer. J. A New Liberty
Shelton, John H Tower Hill
Shelton. Joseph P Hey worth
Sheibly, Jeremiah T Minu*r
Shepherd. William W Lawrence ville
Sheppard, W. B Mattoon
Sheppard, Samuel C
Sheridan, F'^dward A Sumner
Sherman. Henry Chicaeo
Sherman. Hedor R Sandoval
.Sherman. William W Chicago
Sherwood, Herbert E
Sherwo;»d, Hauphrey H WoodhuU
Shidler. Arthur L Ellisville
Shilling. Charles F I)ec«tur
Shilling. Alf J Chicago
Shinkle, Edward L Casey
Shoemaker, Thomas Griggsville
Shoemaker, Raphael Pei ry
Shoemaker, Winfred Grieesville
Shook, Frank J Chicaeo
Shores, Enoch H Say brook
Shorthose, William T Bloomington
Shotwell, Charles W Chicago
Shreve, Joseph P Jacksonville
Shreves, Lyman T Tjondon Mills
Shriver, Joseph H VIrden
Shriver, William A •'
Shriver, William A., Jr Roodhouse
Shultz. Crit Monmouth
•Shultz, John L Cai-thage
Shute. William B Chicago
Signor, (ieorge J Urbana
Sill, Robert T ChicHgo
Sim. William E Urbana
Simmons. Samuel Z. T Rockwood
Simon. Lt^opold Chicau'o
Simon. William F" ('airo
Simon'^on. Vigho Downer's Grove
Simpson, W. C Vienna
Simpson. F'rancis M "
Simpson, Robert A Sycamore
Sims, John O.willf
Sinclair. Charles S Dund «*
.Sines. E. W (irant Park
Singer. William A Chicago
Singer. Anton C
Singleton. Arthur G
Siniger. William Galena
Siniger, Frank Galena
Sintzel, George Niles Centre
Sisson, Oscar U Chicago
Sisson, Orlen W
Skaer. John, Jr ..Lenzburg
Skarik, Philip Chicago
Skeyhan, Fred P Rockford
Skinner. Augustus C Quincy
Slade, Byron A Rockford
Slaten, John P Roodbouse
Slater, Albert S Wataga
Slater, Henry H Genoa
Small, John M Chicago
Smelz, John Maroa
Smelz, John C Hopedale
Smiley. Ernest H O'Fallon
Smith, Edward CarroUton
Smith, Mary D Chicago
Smith, Alfred K
Smith. Francis M Homer
Smith, William O Cross ville
Smith. Joseph E Kankakee
Smit»i, Nicholas C Canton
Smith, Gregory R Jersey ville
Smith, James A Braid wood
Smith, Marsh H Manchester
Smith. L Carson Stockton
Smith, Alexander C Sterling
Smith. Frank B Springfield
Smith. Charles F Kankakee
Smith. John I Shannon
Smith, William L Gardner
Smith. Robert A Pana
Smith. < ieorge C Springfield
Smith. E. Nott Chicago
Smith. Oliver V. R Elgin
Smith, Frank Sumner
Smiih, Benjamin R Chieago
Smith, Will H Streator
Smith, William H Industry
Smith. George E Chicago
Smith. Ross E
Smith, Cyrus H Tonica
Smith. Nathan P Iloopeston
Smith, Arthur M Chicago
Smith, W. A
Smith, .lerry B Cuba
Smith. Frank L Riverside
Smither, Allen K Ru?»hville
Smuf^ker, Milton C (Chicago
Smyth, Alcinons Byerton
Snedeker, James K Chicago
Snider, I). S ' I»eorla
Snider. Herbert M '*
Snod grass. John Bloomington
Snow, Frederick H Chadwick
Snyder, C'hnrles J Chicago
Sobey, Richard
Sohrbeck, (t. Henry Moline
Sohrbeck. Georg*> W
Sollitt. Thomas W Chicago
Sollitt. Edgar (i
Scmiers, Frank G
Somnier. Louis Springfield
Sonimer. Louis F. W * *
Sonntag, Charles Plainfield
Sorenson. S. Peter Chicago
Sorrow. Gustav F
Souders. Orin () Quincy
.Soule. Charles A Ciiicagu
Spaeth. < ins C Mt. Cnmiel
Spake. .John L Princeton
Spahliiig, B jrt E Champaign
Spalding. l>i' Witt Chicair-.
Spannagel, William C East St. Louin
Spark**, Richard Mackinaw
Sparks, Addison J Chicago
Spear, .Joseph L, Polo
Spear. Harry E * *
Specs. Ben.iamin A Chicago
Speice, William K **
153
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Speidel, Conrad Rock Island
Spellum. Chris L Chifago
8piehr, Charles
Spie>, Charles St. Jacob
Spliler. Frank H Gardner
Spilver. Henry F. W Mansfield
Spooner, Henry L Blue Mound
Spooner, Paul B Palmyra
Sprague. Egbert G Virden
SprafiTue, -John C Blue Mound
Sprague, Loyal T Pepria
Sprague. Othc» N Pawnee
iSprague, Theophilus Sheffield
Spriggs. James H Monmouth
iSpriggs. John S.,Jr
Sprigffs. J amcs A "
Spring, Charles M Beardstown
Spring, Frank H
Springer, Edwin Elgin
Springer. Charles B Chicago
Sprinyer. Thomas N Glen Ellyn
Sprinkle, Irwin A Altamont
Sprowls. Alexander H Elgin
Squair. Francis Chicago
Stacy. Marion F Tu«»cola
Stacy. Noble C DuQuoin
Stadelniann. Arthur W Chicago
Stafford, William M BYeedom
Sta^a, August H Chicago
StahhEdward li
SiahJ, Hanby Fowler
Stahl. John G Chicago
Staiger. Myron D
Stakemiller. Samuel E Lanark
Stallings. John Danville
Staman, Ashton Chicago
Stamni. Andreas
Stamm. John M
Stamm. Dante M Geneseo
Stamm. Karl J — Chicago
Standard, Perry J Lewistown
Standley. .lames W Alexis
Staudley. Emma B
Siandly , Calaway N Rcdmon
Stangohr. Rudolph Chicago
Stannard. S. (trant
Stansborry. Almod VVestville
Stark. William Kirk wood
Stark, William H Hume
Starkey, Jonathan B Grayville
Starkweather, Asa Pulmcr
Starr, Caleb A Durand
Starr, tieorge F Chicago
Starr. Fred C
Starz, Charles W Virginia
State. Joseph E East St. Louis
Staudt, Louis C Aurora
Staudt, Albert J
Stearns, Willis Pomona
Stebbings, Preston Bradley
Stebbings. Franklin F
Stebbins. Carl G Springfield
Stacker. Henry F Chicago
St-edman. William E Sullivan
Steege. Louis J Elgin
Steele, Joseph Chicago
Steen. Joseph W Rxjssvifle
Stein. Henry Chicago
Stein. Moses
Steiner. David S) Quincy
Steingoetter, Henry Bellevilh-
Steinkraus. Herman Chicago
Steinmeyer. William () CHrlinvillc
.Stfker. Frank J Chicago
Steker. AlUrr F
btenicka. Frank
Sienicka. Otto E
Stephani. Alfred H
Stephens, Charles C Batavia
Stephenson, Benjamin M Peoria
Sterling. James H Maroa
Stetson, Josc'ph N Neponset
Stetson, J. B Sheffield
Stevens, Abednego West Salem
Stevens, Alexander N Blooraington
Stevens, Edward E Litchfield
Stevens, David A West Salem
Stevenson, Lew E St. Joseph
Stevenson, William P ...Cisco
Stevenson. Robert Chicago
Steward, Oscar S
Stewart, Hugh L Humbolt
Stewart, Elam L Carmi
Stewart, Ht-nry K Chicago
Stewart, Frank L Carmi
Stewart. Clarence H Little York
.Stewart. George A Metropolis
Stewart, Ja • es A Chicago
Stieber. F. Gus J
Stiles. Johns
Still. Edgitr B Fairdale
Stiller. Otto H Farmer l/ity
Stillman. Harvey A loliet
Stimming. William (llhicago
Stinson, William J Macomb
Stivers, George M Lovington
St. John. George W Stone Fort
Stock, Theodore W El Paso
StockdaU'. William M Altona
Stockert. Charles F Chicago
Stoddard, Albert S
Stoffrt-gen. William H
Stokes, (4eorge W Kankakee
Siokes, John M West Salem
Stoltz. Samuel ( ) Lawrenceville
Stolz. Ernest H Chicago
Stolz. Otto G
Stolze, Friedrich E
Stone, Edward E Woodstock
Stone, .John H Green view
Stone. Claremont D Chicago
Stonemetz. Guy N Mt. Carniel
Stoner. A. .1 Decatur
Siookey, Lyman P Belleville
Stoop.K. Anna B Colfax
Storck. William Chicago
Storck, Frank F
Storen. Mark T
Storer. C'harles A **
Storer. George B
Story, Julia A Mc Henry
Stotz, (diaries F Clyde
Stout. Elihu T Springfield
Stout, Robert C Mt, Carroll
Strader, John C Geneva
Strathman, Charles A Metamora
Straub. George Berwyn
Straw, John 1 Chicago
Streh le. William Petersburg
Siringfield, Frank M Chicago
Stroh. Charles R Stillman Valley
Struthers. Herbert R Chicago
Strzyzowski, B. F
Stuart, Mack R
Stuart. Kobert C Alton
Stuhblefiehl, Edward M Flillsboro
Stubt-nrauch. (ieorge Chicago
Stuchlik, William A
Stuchlik, .lohn
Stucker, Henry ' *
Stuckcy. K. M Fairbury
Sruckey. Alexander C Chicago
Stuehe. Louis F Danville
Slunijif. Frank B Eureka
Stum. George R Rock Island
SuiTiritr, Willi:im L Flora
Sullivan. Tlioinri>» Dixon
Sullivan. John F Chatsworth
Sumney, John Chicago
SutclilTe, Charles
SutHef, Charles M Spring Valley
Sutton. John B Cliicago
Su t ton , Ch arles E
154
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Suydam, James N Fairview
Suydam. John D Oak Park
Svarrer, Tlionias Chicagro ;
Swannell. Henry CUampai<rn
Swanson. David C Paxton
Swarts. (4eorife P Frceport
Swear intren, John A Decatur ;
Swearingen. Frank W
Swetney. Thomas M Chicago
'Sweeney, John D * *
Sweet. Henry, Jr
Sweetland. DaJe Hisrhland Park
Swengel, Harry W Chicago
Swenson, JuHus H. L
S we rin gen. William W
Swied ler, Alexander J * * i
Swingle, Dillon Mason City i
Swits, Prank Rookford ;
Swope. Jumes W Chicago
Sylvester, Roscoe G Carbondale
Syphera. J. M Cornell
Szwajkart, Adam Chicago
Taber, Roland B Chicago
Tackenberg. Theodore W Chester
Tainter. Emory B ohicago
Tait. Wra.A
Talbolt, Charles W Planatran
Tallerday. George C Belvidere
Tanke. Otto W Chicago
Tanzer, G. Lebrecht
Tarbill, Prank S Havana
Taylor. Z. T Elkhart
Taylor, Roy RossviJle
Taylor. David P Woodhull
Taylor. E. M DeWilt
Taylor, Fred Chicago
Taylor, John A Gridley
Taylor, Fred M
Taylor. Charles S Elkhart
Taylor, John L Liberty ville
Taylor. Wm. P Chicago
Teachenor, Isaac L Clayton
Teeter, Charles W Peoria
Teeter. Elias S Wyoming
'IVgtmeyer, George Shiloh Hill
Telfer. Wm. A Chicago
Templar. Edward
Temple, Alfred J Cameron
Temple, Sylvester C (Jreenfleld
Tennysen, August Manhattan
Terhune, B, P Chicago
Terhune. Hattie A. W
Terpening. Theodore F Catlin
Tesche, Adolph Mendota
Tessman. Charles A Hindsboro
Thayer. Fred A Chicago
Thayer. Robert C
Thayer. Charles A
Thiel, Charles C
Thiele,Emil
Thies. Arnold
Thodc. H. M. O Mattoon
Thoma, Henry P Chicago
Thomas. Charles H. R ! Seneca
Thomas. T. H Rock Island
Thomas. Robert H L»c<m
Thomas, Franz Cairo
Thomas, James A Chicago
Thomas, L^wis H Chillicothe
Thomas, Wm. S Sycamore
Thomas. Edward H A rgenta
Thometz. Mi^^hael P Chirugo
Thompson. Thomas C
Thompson, (teorge M (^t>l«he^tor
Thompson. Edward C Spring Vulley
Thompson, J. B .Morrison vilit*
Thompson. Littlet(m llin-kley
Thompson. George W Decatur
Thompson, William Cerro Gordo*
Thompson. A. Eugene Chicago
Thompson, James El Paso
Thompson, Theodore B Rautoiil'
Thompson. Prank J Arthur
Thomson, Herbert A May wood
Thorbnrn. Albert D Chicago
Thorelius, Oscar D Galesbiirg'
Thoresen, Haakon Chicajfo.
Thormann, Arnold W
Thorn. Prank M Fjsher
Thcrnhill. George Chicago
Thorpe, Sam L Kenney
Thorsen, Arthur C Chicago-
Thrapp. Russell B
Thrapp. Harry S
Thrue. Autotiius A * '
Thuni.ser, Wm. W
Thunemann. Carl F Newark
Thunemaun. Heinrich K
Thurman. Wm. T Philadelphia
Thunnon. (Charles E Milton
Tibbetts. Mo^es D Highland
Tidbal. E. M Grafion
Tidhall.J
Tidwell. Moody (3rab Orchard
Ti^^ken. J. D Pippr City
Tieken, Theodore Chicago
Tilden. S. S Raymond
Tillman. Edmund A Chicago
Tillson. Alon/.o H Dixon
T.llson. Alonzo H. Jr "
Tilton. Sr.m R Catlin
Tipron. Addie M Glencop
Tirrill. H. L Charleston
Tirrell. ( Charles S Chicago)
Tirrell, Celia
Tischer. Wm. C Peoria
Todd, Joseph A Chicago
Toler. John C Galesburg
Tolman, James C Gladstone
Tompkins. Charles P Chicago
Tomllnson. George S
Toomey, Sylvester Bud a
Toomey. Thomas J Chicago
Town. J lies S Easton
Town. EInathan
Traill. Richard H Austin
Train. John A Chicago
Transeau. Bridget E Ramsou
Transeau. James W
Tfarers, John S Edwardsville
Trask, Frederick M Western Springs
Traubel. Robert W East St. Louis
Travis. Miles B Saybrook
Tribbey. P L Secor
Trienens, Joseph Chicae<»
Trigg. Francis M East St. Louis
Trimen, John W Chicago
Trischraan. Alfred E
Troline. John E Oilman
Trott. Wm. O Franklin
Trout. W. A Atwater
Troutt, Wm. L Nashville
Troutt. James J
Trovillion. Jerry A Golconda
Trowbridge. I. H Marseilles
Trowbridge. W. H Green Valley
Trowbridge, Charles S Morri*^
Trowbridge, Leslie J Marseilles
Traux, Fred S Princeton
Truckenmiller, George 1j Petersburg
True, Charles J Chicago
Truesdell. Clarence H
Tnilson. John Princeton
Truman, A hxander S Chicago
Truppel. Richard S
Tucker. George W
Tucker. Sumuel C Champaign
Tudor, John A Homer
155
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Turner. WiHiam A Sheldon
Tnrner, G. Harley Piper City ,
Tumquist. Carl M Chicago
Tateur. William B
Tuthill. R< bert
Tnttle, Orson K Wyanet I
Tyler. Charles H Chicago '
Tyler. Bert A Evanston i
Tyrrell. Georsre M Stockton !
Tyson, Archor D Chicaero
U
Uhlendorf , Bodo c ( 'hicago
Uhrich. Pbares Blue Mound
Uhnis, Frank W Chicago
Ulber.Math L.J
Ullemeyer. Will Rock Island
nipraeyer. Charles. '.
Ulrich, Julius Pooria
Umbargrer, Bradley O'Fallon
Umenhofer, Adolph Quincy
UniHted, George Chicago
rnseth. XordalC
Tpcburoh, Thomas J Blue Mound
V^adakin. James H Bethany
Viihlteich, John K Chicago
Vail. John IV Land
Valentine. William G Chicago
Van Buren. Barent
Van Buren. Evert, Jr * *
Van Oleve, Frank J Aurora
Vandaveer, John W ^'airfield
Vandenburg. Ralph Ij Canton
Van Deren. Thomas N Loami
Vandervoort, Albert A Fnrmington
Vandeveer. Thomas G Effingham
Van Deventer. Stephen D LeRoy
Van Dtiren. Frank E Saunemin
Van Doren. Walter S
Van Dusen. Conrad Princeton
Van Home. George W Grant Park
Van Nice. James O Chicago
Van Patten, James S St. Charles
Van Patten, Henry S Evanston
Van Patten. Elmer B Peoria
Van Schaack, Cornelius P Chit-ago
Van Sickle, Daniel S Vermilion
Van Zandt. Garret Chicago
Vaughn. Isaac Wenona
Vaapeli. George H Chicago
Vaupell. William R
Vavra, Vojtech
Vedder. Sylvester A CarrolRon
Vedder. Frank L Roodhouse
Vedder. PYed F Rushville
Venn. Charles H Chicago
Venim. William A
Verbnrg. Simon
Vick, Josiah Marion
Villim. Thomas Chicago
Vincent, E. G Gays
Vincent. George I Chicago
Voak. Arthur B
Voertmann. William P
Vofirelxang. Robert * *
Vofirt. Henry Trinley Park
Voict, A. William West Union
Vois't. John E Chictigo
VoiMrt. Arcadius
Voir. William
Volini, Cainillo
Volkerff, Lewis Dennison
Volkmar, Louis (t Chicago
VoUmer. Harry H
Voltnier, William J., Jr
Vols, Frederick Bloomington
Volz, Arthur G Chicago-
Vonachen, Frank H Peoria
Vonckx. John P Chicago
Vosburgh. David M Earlville
Voss, Didderik J Chicago
W
Wachenschwanz, Louis Chicago-
Wade, George Mason
Wade. Philip Fairbury
Wade. William C
Wadsworth. Calvin Chicago
Wagner, John McLean
Wagner. William G Ava
Wagner. John J "
Wagner, Peter J "
Wagner, (George F.. Jr Chicago
Wagner, Christian H
Wagner, Charles F
Wagner. Samuel G Freeport
Waiss. Fre«l G Chicago
Wakefield. Thomas S
Walbom. Procia E
Wflldecker, Fred J
Waldrou, Louis K
Waldron. Patrick J
Wallea. Frederick M Chicago
Walgreen. Charles R
Walker, William C Stronghurst
Walker. Theodore E Broadlands
Wallace, James M Canton
Wallar. Fay K Bellmont
Waller, Adolph Barrington
W^alsh, Harry H Lockport
Walsh. William E Metropolis
Walter. Victor F Mt. Carmel
Walters. John H Elgin
Walther, Jacob, Jr Chicago
Walton, Fenwick C Des Plaines
Waugler, Joseph P Chicago
Wangler, Charles J
Ward. James K Fulton
Ward, James N
W^ard, Francis M Tamaron
Ward. Charles W Chicago
Ward. Nobles
Warder. James E
Ware, George W Jersey ville
Warhanik, Emil M Chicago
Warhanik. Charles A
Warner, Malvin E
Warner. Carl A
Warnick, John F Franklin Grove
Warnick. John B
Washburn. William S Marion
Waskow. Otto G Evanston
Waters, Otis M Mt. Vernon
Watkins, Sam L Petersburg
Watkins, Minnie
Watrous, Eugene Lacon
Watson, William H Chebanse
Watson, Charles W Greenville
Watson. Frank O Leland
Watson, William J Braidwood
Watson. Marcus H Chicago
Watson, .John S Minooka
Watson, James A Chicago
W^atson. Arvilla Chebanse
Watson. Nicholas H Anchor
Watson, James Chebanse
Watson . George M Ch arleston
Watt, Edward G Chicago
Way. J ames P
Wead. J.imes S West .lersey
Weatherill, William L Elgin
Weaver, Bertram M Pecatonica
Weaver, Henry D Wyanet
Weaver, .1. Frank (Miicago
Weaver, Charles R ChaiidliTvillr
156
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Webb. Sila8 A Blandinsville
Webb, John C Ewin»
Webb. Lewis M •'
Webb. Quinton A Blandinsville
Webber. Charles E Mill Shoals
Weber, E wald Chicago
Weber. William
Weber, Eugene
Webster, Cyrus C Staunton
Webster, Byron E Beuton
Webster, Charles W Adeline
Webster. Cyrus A Canton
Webster Edwin ( / Montinello
Week, William F Chicasro
Weckler, Gustavus A **
Weed. Alvah Alexis
Weed, George B Girard
Weeks, Edward J Chicago
Wegener. August G
Wehrli. Albert C
Weightraan, Charles H
Weiffler. George H Alton
Weihe. Henry W Chicago
Weimer. George A Leraont
Weingaertner, J. J ^ Belleville
Weinkauff, Jacob Peoria
W'eir, Robert M Chicago
Weireter. John ' *
Weis. John
Weisbrod. Charles A
Welsbrush, Henrj' J Peoria
Weiser. E. 11 Chicago
Weiss. Daniel K Barry
Weisenborn. H. Herman Cliicago
Welborn. George B Wood Lawn
Welch. T. F Ashley
Welch, Andrew. Jr
Welch, James K : Cuba
Welch, Thomas V Jacksonville
Welch, James D Chicago
Welch. Michael May wood
Weld, Russell Elgin
Wells, Clarence S Chicago
Wells, James H
Wells. Roman ta
Wells, Wilford W
Welsh. William W Enfield
Welsh. Arthur E
Welton. li. Audley Chicago
Wendel. Julius
Wendt, Fredinand. Jr
Wenzel. Majeski *'
Wenzel.John V
Werkmeister. Martin ' *
Werner. O. Edward
Werner, Charles A * '
Werner. Benjamin C *'
AVesner. W. A Murrayville
Wessman. Axel J Chicago
West, Samuel B Gilman
West. (Miarles W. Charleston
West, Gus A Gilman
Westbery. Andrew B Rankin
West gate. William R Chicago
Weston. Charles H Sheridan
West veer, Abraham M Chicago
Wetherrell. (leorge F
Wetzel. Mat hew V
Wetzel. Charles E Quincy
Weydell, K. Albert Chicago
Whaley . Lawrence
Whaley. John P
Wheat. Edwin J Geneva
Wheaton. Charles Loraine
Wheeler, Klliott H Murphy.«boro
Wlieeler, Thomas E Utica
Wheeler. Edward N Latham
Wheeler. Ada McC Chicago
Wheeler. RnfusH
Wheeler, Archie T
Wheeler. Felix A
Wheeler. Louis C Peoria
Wbeeless, James H Tamaroa
Wheelwright, Joshua P Roanoke
Wherritt, David H Chicago
Whitacre, Hiram N Creal Springs
White. James B DuQuoin
White. (Jeorge H Pekin
White. John Gal^'sburg
White. John W Chicago
White, John C Seatonville
White. Edgar H Rockford
White. Carl B DuQuoin
White.H. Kirk Chicago
White. Andrew
Whlteford. James C
Whiteraan, William C Waynesville
Whitfield, Thomas Chicago
Whitfield. Byron Quincy
Whitley. William W Chatham
Whitley. Silas A Eldorado
Whitney, George V Decatur
Whitney. Lewis J Chicago
Whyte. Peter D
Wiandt. James H Trowbridge
Wickel. William W Naperville
Wickersham, Louis L Maiden
Wickert. Paul Chicago
Wicks. Theodore C Morris
Wiedei, Ernest. Chicago
Wieneke. Frederick
Wiener. Carl F
Wiese.AdoIph G
Wightman.HuffO W
Wikoff. Louis H Emington
Wikoff.F. H
Wilcox. Charles A Aniboy
Wilkins.Hoiace P Chicago
Wi kin8,Chri8C
Wi klnson.John F
Wi lard. Erastus W Joliet
Wi lard. Simon Chicairo
Wi liams,Melle TaylorviHe
Wi liams. Newton P Evanston
Williams. Robert A Camden
Williams. Leslie Fulton
Wi liams. John S Jerseyville
Wi liams, Frank P CarroUton
Wi liams.Joe E Le Rt»y
Williams. Ezra J Chicaifo
Wi liams.Albert W
Wi liams. Marco Aurora
Williamson. Charles W Clinton
Williamson. James M Thomasboro
Wi liamson.A. C Fulton
Wi IJH. John T MHtropolis
Willits. Charles C Chicago
Wi ming.John B Evanaton
Wilson, Thomas A Lebanon
Wi son, Julius H Chicairo
Wilson, Henry C Grand View
Wi son, Samuel F Neoga
. Wilson. C. B Ch icaffo
Wi son.Silvey J... Versailles
Wi son. William R Chicago
Wi sun, Oscar L Bloomington
Wi son, Milton C Chicago
Wi son,ThomasT
Wi son, Jeremiah C Donnellson
Wi son, Horace L London Mil]^
Wi son, Oscar Shabbona
Wi son. William W Chicagro
Wilson, Leroy Fillmore
Wilson. Arthur W Chicajfo
Wilson, Ambler F Neoira
Wilson. Franklin S Chicago
Wi Ison, Benjamin R Versail ies
Wilson, Frank D Hamilton
Wilson, Charles E Fairfield
Wilson. Herbert Chicag:i>
Wilson. Robert M
Wilson. William E
157
List of Beijiiitered Pharmacists — Concluded.
WiDdeler. Carl P EdwardsviUe
Windiuneller, John Chicairo
Wineman. Charles H Auburn
Winff.WilliamE. A Chicago
WInneim. Gustav Carlyle
Winholt. Boie C. B Chicago
Winholt. Theodore
Winholt, Georire
Winholt, G. Ferdinand
Winkelraann, Frederick J * *
Winn. Marshall Irvinsr
Winne, Charles Sandwich
Winslow, Edwin C Danville
Winstead, Marcus L Wetaug
Winter, John J Garfield
Winter. Arthur A Chicago
Winterxneyer. Otto
Winters. William T
WinterMieen, Lambert S
Wirth, Julius Highland
Wiaehart. D. S Decatur
Wissback. George F Chicago
Wistein.Jameit O "
Wiswell, Jesse M Decatur
Witnxer, Eugene S Murphysboro
Witte, Robert H Chicago
Wittig. Charles Pearl City
Wittmann. G. A Fana
Wittmann. Fred A Tower Hill
Witzeman.John L (Jtica
Wobido. William Chicago
Wohld. Daniel, Jr
Wohuka, Jacob Amboy
Wolcott, William A Batavia
Wolf , Jo«ieph J Peoria
Wolfe, John H Roodhouse
Wolff, Pred Chicago
Wolfner. Ely R
Wollesen. Peter Lockport
Welters, Bernhard Hm vana
Woltersdorf , Louis Chicago
Woltersdorf, Emil H
Woltze, John
Won>ack. James A Karber's Ridge
Wood, William R Virginia
Wood. John H Champaign
Wood. R. E Cerre Gordo
Wood, George N Chicago
Wood. George H Beechwood
Wood. Lewis T Lacon
Wood. Charles B Chicago
Woodbury. William W. R Danville
Woodbury, Amos G
Woodruff. Williams Chicago
Woodruff, George F
Woods. Frank .»i Maquon
Woods. John M Sycamore
Woodward, Bert Chicago
Woodward. James
Woolley, Myron Streator
Woolley. William W
Woolley, Irvin R Chicago
Wooster. Mortimer 5>
Wooten. Thomas V
Worm. Gustav A Alton
Worstall. Samuel S Sheldon
Worth ngton. Prank H Rockford
Wraith, John W Chicago
Wrede. Frederick
Wright, Samuel B Stanford
Wright, Adelbert S Woo I stock
Wright, Arthur O Waiikegan
Wright, John M Chester
Wright, Jam«^8 E G'^neseo
Wright. Eliza J Waukegan
Wright. Frank B Chicago
Wright, Harry P Orion
Wright, Charles D Rochester
Wrixon, Thomas W Chicago
Wuerth.J. J
Wulfemeyer, H. H Venice
Wunderle. Emil Chicago
WyckoflF. Elmer £ Bock Island
Wyle, S. B Waverly
Wyle. Elmer B
Wyman, Henry H Canton
Wyman, Warren L Belvidere
Wynkoop, Frank B Chicago
Wysong, Aaron D Maroa
Wyss, Samuel. Jr Alton
Xelowski, John H.* Chicago
Xelowiski. Thaddeus Z
Y
Yanaway. John H Toledo
Yates. George F Chicago
Yaw, Albert J Belvidere
Yenizer, George W Ottawa
Yeomans. S. Clarence Chicago
Yergin, Frank P
Yetter, Henry C Galesburg
York, Herbert A Shabbona
York, Morris A Glasgow
Young. Henry C Lawn Ridge
Young, V^ifgil W Eldorado
Young. John B Golconda
Young, John H Oakwood
Young. Peter G Chicago
Young, Nelson
Young. George A * '
Youngman, Stacy R West Liberty
Z
Zabriskie. John A Geneva
Zacharski. William A Chicago
Zahn, Emil A
Zaleski. Joseph P
Zapf . William Springfield
Zapp. Herbert J Chicago
Zender, Nicholas Ottawa
Zerse. (Clarence A Danville
Zich. SiglHmund M Chicago
Ziegler. Herman L Peoria
Zimmermann. A. H Athens
Zimraerniann. David B Roanoke
Zimmermann. Charles Peoria
Zimmermann. Ernest Roanoke
Zimraerniann. Eugene Peoria
Ziramermann, Robert ' *
Zimmermann, Albert ' *
Zindt. Julius M Chicago
Zinser, Isreal Washington
Zinser, Elmer P
Zinser, S')loraon L Minonk
Zob^^l. EmilC Chicago
Zoeller. George
Zook. D. K Bu>^hnell
Zorger. William H Champaign
Zryd, John G Chicago
Zuber. A. Eugene :
Zurawski, Casimir A * *
Zweck, JohnL
158
LIST REGISTERED PHARMACISTS, 1897.
Arranged by Counties.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Acbelpohe, Charles H Quincy
Akins. James S Mendon
Alesliire, Joseph H Plain ville
Aumann. Henry Quincy
Barr. G. Walter **
Bartells. George C Camp Point
Bartholomew jHenry H Qnincy
Bates, Amos D Camp Point
Bonney. Samuel H Quincy
Bowen. Charles A "
Brown, Georsre A ' *
Bumham. Charles F Mendon
Cariey. Charles E Quincy
Christie, Jerome O
Clark. Joseph Lima
Coffleld, James Mendon
Collins. Louis P Quincy
Cooke, Frank E Mendon
Cozlne, James R Quincy
Crocker. Henry A Payson
JDavis, David A Clayton
Davis. Joseph W
Denson, John T Ursa
Duff. Perry D Quincy
Fischer. John
(rermann. Henry * *
Oille, William S *'
Granacher, Edward T
<»reen, Edward L * '
Grimes. James M Camp Point
Haxel, Charles Quincy
Heidbreder, August H
Heidbreder. Georsre H
Henry. Percy L
Holt. Kendall S **
Hunsaker, Robert L Quincy
Kendall, Henry W * *
Kitch. Joseph P **
Lambert, John R Coatsburi?
Lewis. James Y Quincy
Mercer, George D Liberty
Miller. Bernard H Quincy
Mills. Martin C *'
Montgomery, Georere W Clayton
Montgromery. James P Quincy
Montgomery, Robert W
( )ehlmann, Charle.s
Parker. Frank C
Pendleton, Frederic M
Perry, C. P
Rainier, Hudson Camp Point
Reed. John W Quincy
Reed, Henry T Camp Point
Sahland, Frank £ Golden
8ch linkmann, William Quincy
Schmiedeskamp, William H
Schmitt. Leonard M
Schroeder, H
Schroeder. Arthur J. L
Schroeder. Robert C
Sellner, Albert
Skinner, AuflMfttus C
Souders. Onn O
Stahl, Hanby Fowler
Steiner. David D Quincy
Teachenor, Isaac L Clayton
Umenhofer. Adolph Quincy
Wetael. Charles E **
Wheaton. Charles Loraine
Whitfield. Byrom Quincy
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Brown, Thomas A Thebes
Cochran, William J Cairo
Coffee. Sidney J **
i/rabtree. Green A
^lanairan, Dennis C
Grear. Harry
1 reland, William W Unity
Johson, Edward S Cairo
Lou. PrankH
Lower, Harrv R
Messenirer. John B "
Metzfirer. Matthias C .Cairo
McRaven. P. H McClure
Putnum. Hiram F Elco
Schuh.PaulG Cairo
Schuh. Henry W
Schuh, Herman C
Schuh. Julius P
Schuh. Otto
Simon. William P
Thomas, Franz
159
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
BOND COUNTY.
Beeson. John W Sorento Kirkham. James T Green ville
Bourner, Edwin D Pleasant Mound Oudyn, M. S
©avis, Henry T Mulberry Grove Watson, Charles W
BOONE COUNTY.
Church. Casaius M Belvidere
f oote. John C
Lewis, I^ieonard C
Lonecor. John C "
Marriett, Woodman R Capron
Nesniith. Marcus F
Patterson, Kuarene C Belvidere
Ransom, £rasraus D
Ransom, Frank L
Tallerday . George C
Wyman. Warren L
Yaw, Albert J
BROWN COUNTY
Bowers. John W Mt. Sterling
Irwin. Charles N
Miller. S. D Mound
McCabe. Arthur A Mt. Sterlinsr
iVNeil. Martin A
Rickey. Charles F Mt. Sterling
Rickey, John C
Wilson. Silvey J Versailles
Wilson, Benjamin R
BUREAU COUNTY.
Arnold, J. M Ohio
Avery, Albert B Neponset
Barrett, Joseph Wyant^t
Boal, Alberto Buda
O>ome8, Asa. Ladd
OnshinfiT. Charles U Princeton
Dexter. George E Tiskilwa
Frentzel. William F
Ooetz. Charles Princeton
Hills, Parmenas F Ohio
Irrine, Ephraim D Princeton
Kellogg. George C Tiskilwa
Kirkpatrick. D. E Sheffield
I^aDue. Edgar A Spring Valley
Martin. J. Lester New Bedford
Mercer. William A Walnut
Moore, Edward G Spring Valley
Nussle. Otto C Walnut
Palmer, Charles A Princeton
Pinkley, -loseph C Spring Valley
Pollock. Robert M Princeton
Prime.John W
Reed. Edward A LaMoille
Spake. John L Princeton
Sprague, Theophilus Sheffidd
Stetson. Joseph M Neponset
Stetson. J. B Sheffield
Sutlief , Charles M Spring Valley
Thompson. Edward G '*
Toomey. Sylvester. Buda
Trulson. John Princeton
Tuttle. Orson K Wyanet
ViinDusen. Conrad Princeton
Weaver. Henry D Wyanet
White, John C Seatonville
Wickersham, Louis L Maiden
CALHOUN COUNTY.
*arry. P. C Hardin , Smyth. Alcinous,
Pnlliam. Winfleld W Deer Plain
Byerton
160
List of Registered Pharmacists — Ck)ntinued.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Barron, William H Shannon
Britell. Dan Thomson
Butterworth. Willis P [janark
Cook, Harry S Shannon
Craisr, Harry Savanna
Crombie, Georsre M Milledgeville
Edwards. Freemon G Mt. Carroll
Green, Albert M
Haller, -loseph Lanark
Keira, Joseph Chadwick
KelloiTfr. Prank E Savanna
Kline. John L Milledfreville
Law, William G Savanna
Lawton,' Joseph Milledeeville
Melutrin. Francis E Thomsoti
Mershon, Joseph 1 Mt. Carroll
Miller. Harry W Lanark
Moffett. Thomas M
Moyer. John C Shannon
Hulford, Both well Savanna
Put erb« II jfh. Henry 8 Lanark
Rice. John P Mt. Carroll
Smith. Jolin 1 Shannon
Snow, Frederick H Chadwick
Stakemiller. Samuel E Lanark
Stout, Robert C Mt. Carroll
CASS COUNTY.
Berry, (ieorjre W Ashland
Brownback, Henry O
(ratt-on. Charles B Virsrinia
Glenn, James A Ashland
Hubbard. Charles M Vir(?inia
Morse. John C Chandlerville
McCarty. William L Arenzville
McCaulley. Eli L Viririnia
Mclnnez. Francis C Beardstown
Reynolds, John W^ Virginia
Rice. James G Beardstown
Rice. Chauncey
Spring, Charles M
Sprinif, Prank H
Starz. Charles W Viririni&
Thurman. William T Philadelphia.
Weaver. Charles R Chandlerville
Wood, William R Viririniiv
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
Bennett, Georjce M Urbana
Beniley, Henry M Sidney
Carson. J. A Mahomet
Cassinirham. Ora W Champaiffn
Clinkenbeard. Georffe W Sidnev
Cole, William R Rantoul
Coz. Georfire Ogden
Craig, Cassius M .* Tolono
CunninGTham. Elmer S Champaitrn
Cunni nerham. Georsre N * '
Daniels, Albert K Ludlow
Dillon, William Thoni ■«Hboro
Dukes, W. Albert St. Joseph
Faulkner. Watson Chunipaiern
Faulkner, Lucas W :.
Hess. Appollos Sidney
Hess, Fred C Philo
Hoffman. Georgre P I^esoturo
Hunt. Cory A Urbana
Ice, James K (iifford
Jarman Allen Champaicrn
Knowlton. Everett M Urbanu
Lesch. Edward E Ivesdale
Lorenz, Ernst ? Dewey
Maxwell. George L Champaign
Maxwell, William S
Miller, Johnie A Sadorus
Mollet, Benedict Champaiern
Morris, Morgan Ivesdalo
Mudge, Edward T Homer
McCown. Elmer E St. Joseph
McKinley, William Ogden
McNichols. Arthur W Tolona
Neal . A If red P *. Rantou 1
Nichols. William M Gifford
Oldham, Harry D Urbanit
Palmer. John O Fisher
Price, Elmer A Champaign
Ratrs. Rinehart P Lonir View
Read. Ira N Urbana.
Rudnick. Paul A. P "
Signor. George J * *
Sim. William E *'
Smith. Francis M Homer
Spalding. Bert E Champaign
Stevenson. Lew E St. Joseph
S wannell, Henry. Chamgaign
Thomson, Theodore B Rantoul
Thorn. Prank M Fishe r
Tucker, Samuel C Champaiim
Tudor, John A Homer
Walker, Theodore E BroadNuds
Williamson, James M Thomas>iort>
Wood, John H Champaign
Zorger. William H
List of Registered Pharmdcists — Continued.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Alverson. E. M Stoninrton
Arnold. Albert E Morrlsonville
Bauer. J. T Stoninffton
Brovrn. Samuel D AssumDtion
Butts. Gabriel C Pana
Campbell. Isaac Assumption
Cornell. Daniel K Taylorville
Culp. Silas W Morrisonville
Cussius, James S. C Owaneco
Cussins, Samuel E
Eaton. William B Edinburg
Eichelber^er. W. H Pnna
Qossmann. Frane A * *
Hocran, M. Jerrie Taylorville
.laFne. Henry
Johnson. Robert W Assumption
Keller. John H Taylorviile
Kempton. Charles H Morrisonville
Lonsr. Isaac L Assumption
Millifiran. George W Edinhurg:
Moore, Prank E Pana
Mouser, Benjamin P "
McLaughlin. Daniel M "
Nichols, P. M •'
Nichols. William P **
Powers. Erasn^iis 1) Edinhursf
Purnell. Lemuel B Taylorville
Rockwell. Dean W
^>eaman. Albert
Smith, Robert A l^nun
Starkweather, Asa Palmer
Thompson. J. B Morrisonville
Williams. Melle Taylorville
Wiltmann, G. A I'ana
CLARK COrXTY.
Barnes. E. Rollin Martinsville
Beaumont, B. 0 , Marshall
Bland. Preston L
Boyd, Henry A Casey
FasiiT* Samuel A Martinsville
Fasifir. Oscar E
Ferry, Daniel C .'. Marshall
(.ramble. Harry Martinsville
Green, William R Marshall
Gunn, Otis J Walnut Prairie
Houerhton, Richard T Casey
Keifer. Fred B Marshall
Knowlton. Corydon M Martinsville
Owen. Meredith G Westfleld
Payne. Francis M Casey
Prewett. Robert Marshall
Purdunn. C. A
Shinkle. Edward L Casey
Vofirt, A. William West Union
Volkers, Lewis Dennisoii
(LAY COUNTY.
Boyles. James M Louisville
Crais;. Joshua B Inerraham
Doherty. Tony S Clay City
Doherty. Stephen S
Farris. Charles L Louisville
Gammon, Harri^ Oskaloosa
Gaufrer. Mary J Xenia
Madden. Richard I Flora
Meyer, Chris J Flora
Michels. Louis A "
Patrick, Isaac A lola
Pinder, William A Flora
Porter, Asa H Xenia
Seaiefe. B. F Sailor Sprimrs
Sutfcrett, William L Flora
(CLINTON COUNTY
Berber, (jreorge H Carlyle
Carr. WiliiamT Trenton
Priedrick, H. W. A Aviston
Gissy. Charles E Breese
Hord, George Y Keyesport
Mesrulre, John Trenton
Meguire, Mary E
Newton, John T Boulder
Winheim, Gustav Carlyle
—HP.
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List of Re(jisiered Pharmacists — Continued.
COLES COUNTY.
Becker, Pred W Mattoon
Blair, Elwood J Charleston
Burns. Benjamin P Oakland
Clay, William D Charleston
Coppage. William R Mattoon
i'oppa^e, Frank P ' *
Dunlap. Con well
Frisby, Russell M
(Treffory. William G Oakland
HiIiigos8. Erasmus P Charleston
Hobart. J. R Ashmore
J eff ries. Stephen D Charleston
Jones. II iirry B Mattoon
Litz, Albert W Charleaton
Peak, Willis J Oakland
Ritter, Edward F Mattoon
Robertson. A. P Ashmore
Robertson, Lon C * *
Schmflhausen, Louis R Charleston
Sheppard. W. B Mattoon
Sheppard. Samuel C ' *
8tewartj_Hufirh L Humbolt
Thode, H. M. O Mattoon
Tirrill, H. L Charleston
Watson, Georsre M ' *
West, Charles W
COOK COUNTY.
Abrahamson. -Tohn A Chicafiro
Ackerman. George H
Ackenuann, Albert
Adair. E<tward
Adamick. Adolph W
Adams. Naihaniel H *'
Adams, William T
Adams. James * *
Ade.DanielA
Ade, Stephen F
Ade, elonathan G * *
Adis. Herman J ** '
Ahlbom, Frank H
Aisf^nstadt. Aaron * *
Albrecht, Charles
Aleth-Hansen. J. G
Alex. Oscar
Alexander. Arthur ' *
Allen, Charles S
Allen, Robert W
Amphlett, Fred J
Amundson. Otto E
Anderson, John A
Andre, Frank [ *
^sLngear, .j onn o . .vi » . . ■.••.•• •.•
Angear, Benjamin H. S
Arend, Augustus
Arens, Charles H
Armbrech t, William H
Armbrecht, Louis
Armstrong. Frederic W
Armstrong. Robert S "
Armstrong. Byron * *
Arndt, Hermann G
Artz. Orlando W
Ashbury. John W
Austin, Solomon W * *
Austin, Merchant E
Avery, Charles H
Bachelle, Rudolf von
Bachmann. John F
Baeslau, William P
Baguley. Clarence B
Bahe. W. Franklin
Bailey, Willard S
Baker. John M
Baker, George R
Baker. Charles W
Ballard, Ed win F
Ballda. Arthur C
Ballowitz. Willie C
Barber. Russell M
Barber, George L * *
Barber. Robert A "
Bard. Sam P
Bardonski, Victor * *
Barkey, Walter J
Barnes, John Chicago
Barnes, Walter E
Barnes Bert M
Bartlett. N. Gray.
Barvvig, George B
Baseler, Carl P
Baskerville, Benjamin J
Bassett, George R
Bate. Henry J
Bates, Homer O
Batt, Bruno
Batt, BcuQO Benjamin
Bauer, Lorenz J
Bnumgarth. Herman R., Jr
Baur. Hugo F
Bayer. J. C
Bays, George M
Beans. Edwin K., Jr
Bearcroft. J. H
Beattie. Percy H
Beck, John C
Beck. Emil S
Beck. Francis B
Becker. Harry V
Becker. Carl L
Becker. William L
Beckwith. Henry J
Beecher. William L
Berglund. John F. A
Behmer. Otto T. B
Behnke, Julius C
Behrens. Theodore R
Behrens, Paul J
Behrens. Emil C. L
Behrens. William B
Behrens, Frederick F. F
Bell. Jennie E
Bell. JohnG
Bell, William
Bell, Alexander J
Bellack, Julius
Bellack, Berthold H
Be.isou, Andrew J
Benton. George H
Benz, (Jharles W
Benz, William M
Bergengren, A. OscarR
Berger, Frank J
Berger. Louise M
Berkey, Harvey Allen
Bermele, George P
Bernard, Edwfn S,
Bernhardt. Adolph P
Betting, Oscar S
Beuerle. Charles P
Bibby, Freeman. Jr
Bickhaus, Conrad
163
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Biesf , Carl A Chicasro
Bierstedt, Emanuel A
Bilby. Oiner
Billerb€ck, Ferdinand C
Binz. Edward G
Bird. John Clifton
Birk, J. \V
Blschoff. Ernest G. F
Bischtff. Henry A
Bishop. A.S
Bishop, Samuel E
Bishop, Charles
Bitter. Henry George
Biwer. Edward T
Bjerke, John C
BierkcHans K
Black. Frank W
Blaeser. Joseph * *
Blahnik. Vencel L
Blahnik. Marie
Blanding, Edward L
Blettner. Edward P
Blish. Gregory E
Blocki. William F
Blood. Isaac \V
Boalch. G eorere W
Bode. Harry L
Bodemann. Wiihelm
Bodinson. Frederick P
Bofile. George W - "
Boe, Alfred N
Boehm. J ohn
Bogan, Peter R
Bojanowski. Henry S
Bollenip. Jens P. M
Bollinger. George
Boud.Fred M
Bonn. Louis E
Boorse. Henry A
Borcherdt, Julius C
Bowen. Rudolph R
Bowman. Fred K
BowTon. Albert E
Boyce. Harry A
Hoyden, Fred P
Brabrook. Walter A
Brackett. Ernest R
Brandora, Oren T
Braun, Thomas
Braun. Rudolph P
Braun. Walter T
Brauns. Martin L
Brtfckwoldt. Leonhard O '*
Breese, R. Finley
Brendecke. Adolph C
Brennan. William F
Brenneman, William E
Breres. Charles
Breves, Herman
BriggK. Richard C
Brill. Erall G. F
Britton. Stout W
Brody. Morris * '
Bron.son. George S
Brooke. Firemen C
Brow^n. Reinhart L
Brown. Frank H
Brown. C. Kirby
Brown. Rush G
Brown. Frederick A
Brown. Allan
Brown. William H
Brown.Harry W
Brownell. V^ictor C
Bnimhoff. Frederick
Bmmund. DIederich A
Bmndage. Edwin W
Bruno. Louis V
Brunstrom. Oharles Ch
Bruun. Nicolai
Bruun, Harald N
Buchner. Fred E. A
Buchta, Carl G
Buescher, Frederick W
Buge, Herman
Burbank. Charles H
Burda, Wladislaus
Burger. Joseph A
Burgman, Henry J
Burkert, Grant
Hurlingham, Luke
Bury. Charles H
Burt, W. CarapbelL
Bush. Frank C
Bush. E. Theophile
Bush, Laura (7
Bush. John W
Busse. Arthur A
Butkiewicz. Kasimir
Butler, Robert H
Butt, John A
Button. Cliarlps E
Byrne. Sister M. Cephas
Byrud. John
Cady, Frank C
Cain. Horatio E
Cairns, Herbert J
Calder, Alexander
Caldwell. Charles P
Callvin, L. Gustaf
( Cameron. William J
Campbell, L. J. M
Campbell. William L
Campbell. H. A
Campbell. Charles C
Cannon. T. Francis
Card. Thomas E
Carleraan. Charles B
Carr. Robert M
Carr. Robert F., Jr
Carre, William H
Carre. George H
Carroll. James S
Carson. Charles R
Case, George E
Casey. James
Castor, A. Grant
Cathcart. William F
Cerny. Joseph
Challman. Gus A
Champion, Joseph L
Chantler. Vincent H
Chase. John B
Cheney. Lucian P
Chladek, Joseph W.. Jr
Chrismar. Eugene K. L. von
Christensen. Henning A
Christfuson. Fred O
(Christensen, Lauritz A
Christensen, Charles A. T
Christensen, Walter W
Christensrn. Henry C
Christenson. Adolph H
Christian, JohnT
Christman, Reuben S
Chudzinski, Korneiiu>^ J^
Church. Frank L. W
Ch watal. John J
Civis. Edward
Clancy, Cornelius L
Clapp. Ralph W
Clark, Arthur G
Clark, Herbert T
Clarke, Frederick P. F
Class. Ferdinand L
Clement, Henry B
icago
164
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Cochran, Joe S Chicago
Colbert, Thomas P
Colburn. Ernest G
Cole, Hiram B
Cole. Adelbert C
Coleman, John F
Coltsan, Otto
Colwell. William M
Commons. Robert L
Conrad. John
Conrad, Louis J
Converse, William A
Cooban. Benjamin S
Cook. Charles C
Cooke, Arthur S
Copelio. John L
Coppock. Aldus L
Corey. Horace M
Couch, Herbert C
Cowley.Scott L
Cox.L. Wilbur
Craig. Hugh B
Cniin. J ared W
Cramer, Walter H
Crapser. Jules H
Crawford, Samuel W
Crawshaw, H erbert H
Creasran, Martin V
Cress, C.harles E
Crewe, Ernest O
Crowell, Albert B
Crowley, James P
Cunradi. (*harles
Cunradi. Herman
Cunradi. Aug^ust
Cupid. Thomas. Jr
Cupler, Ralph C
Czernii'wski. Edward
Oaifffirer, Andrew
Dale, Qeorire
Darcy. Hutrh T
Darrow, James E
Oatin. Ellis C
Datt^-lzweigr. M. Fred
Datz. William F
Daviw. Harry O
Davi.s, EdHon .J
Davis. Ue<lley
Da we. B. Clarenee
Day. William B
Dayton, Walter H
DeHchmao. Thomas W
Dehler. Henry K
Delbridpe. Joliii B
Delden, Efirbert van
I>elf088e, Joseph T ^
Delfosse. Henry A
Dell, Jo*»ejph
Denison. Edward L., Jr
Derffe, Paul A
DeHsau. William F
DeStefano, Jo«eph
De Vault. Asa N
Devendorf. Almond S
Devendorf , C. H. A
Dewey. Seth N
Dewitz, Theodore H
Dexheimer. Wm. F
Diamond. Thomas E
Dickerman, Charles.
Dickinson. Wm. H
Dieden, Frank X
Dietz, Alvin
Dietz. John
Dinet, Henry 0
Dixon, Rolla B
Dobbratz. Max C
Dodds. Eli N Chicas:©
Dodfire, PredW
Doederlcin, Rudolph H
Doerrlamm, Otto
Donovan. Timothy M
Doolittle. Darwin
Domer, Emil A "
Dorrance. Ralph G
Douifherty, William
Dressel. Henry G.. Jr
Drew, Rupert C
Dubois, Maurice A
Dubois. Albert J
Dubridire. Leon
Doerinic, Henry C
Duerselen, Huf;u H "
Duke. Oscar J ' *
Dumbeck. Victor H
Dunavan, Clarence V "
Duncan, Cornelius
Dunham. William P
Dunn. JohnC
Dunninjr, Geor&e C ' *
Dutt, \V. Andrew
Dyche, William A
Dyche, William C
Eaton, Harvey K
Eaton. John M
Kbert. Albert E
Ebiugcr, (^scar C
Eckart. Henry C
Rckermann. Charles T
Eckley.RomaR
Ederar, WiUiam H
EfiTiirers, (iustav A
Ewert. William F
Eirler. William F
Ehlers. PhuI P. F
Eichberg.Fred
Eitermaini. Frank
Eldred. William H
Elich, Herman, Jr
Ellefson. Bernt J. H
Elliott. Edward H
Ellis. Frank I
Ellis.M. P
Eisner, Charles F
Empie, Isaac N
Engel, Charles I
Enirel, AxelS. V
Enifels. Nicholas R
Knffsberir, William A
Erb. Philip
Erickson. Charles A
Enckxon. Adolph
Escher. Frank H
Esslinirer. Edward C
Evans, Nathan *[
Evans. David J
Exley. Ben
Eycleshymer. Fred B
Falkenberir. Frank E.J
Fallis, Georsre B ;;
FantUM, Bernard
Farley.Jobn F
Farnsworth, Julius M
Fnrrar. Geortre B
Fastabend. Frnnk B
Faupel. Albert A
Fechter. A. E
Feder. .lulius E
Feenv. Sister Mary Ifirnatius
Feinbertr. Henry M
Fellows. Sherman G *',
Fenne. Lewis N
Pernltz.G. W.. Jr
Fetherstone, Edward B
165
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Field. Thomas H ChicaiTO
Fiesier. Charlen * '
PIna, PeterP
Pinckh. William
Finn. WiUiam
Finn. John * '
FinniDirer. Paal E
Pischel.Emil
Fischer, Edward J ' *
Fischer. Oscar P
Fischer. James ' *
Piacher. Carl F
KiMcher. Charles L
Fischer. William H
Fish.Edward L
Fisher, Emil J
Fisk. Frank E
Fiske. Calvin J
Fiske. James P
Flach, EdwardR
Flack. Win E
Flannery. Herbert P
Fleischer. Adolph T
Flinn. Walter L
FUnt.JohnG
Foersterlin^. Hermann
Fogarty. William A
Fonda. DavidB
Foote, Georee W
Forbes. Charles M
Forbrich. Joseph P
Forbrlch, Prank A
Ford. Ward R
Ford. Josephs
Forston. Keene R ' *
Forsyth. William K
Foster. Edward E
Foster. Albert J
Foucek. Charles G
Fowler, Edward E
Pox, Francis M
Frank. Nathan L
Frank. Gustave
Frankson. Benjamin * *
Pry.IaaacH
Pry. Herman
Fry, George P
FVedigrke. Charles C
Freeman, Oliver J
Frerksen. Richard C
Freund, Anton P
Friedffen. Harry R
Frisch. Hans "
Froeschle. William P
Fnller.Park
<»abert, Adolph O
Oaebler. Arthur A
Gajre. John William
OaIe,£dwin O
GaIe.W^alterH
Garbison. Charles W
(rardiner. William S
< lardiner. Katherine "
Gardner, Charles "
Garrison, Amos L "
Gates. Judson W
Gathercoal. Edmund N
Gaal. Adolph
nassolo. Frank P
Gecrenheimer. Edward
Oeisler. Carl Anflrust
Geispitz. Louis "
(SeJIein. Lars A
George, Henry J
GeoT^s. Max
Gerdes, Max Julius
<7ermer. F.J
•••*••
Germer, James W Chicasro
Gerner, Thorvald L. . .
Getz, Michael
Geymer. Dominick . . .
(if roerer. Gf orge S. . . .
Gtfford. Herbert W...
(tiddin^s. Howard....
Gill.JohnJ
Gillisple. Henry R....
Gillispie. S. Tilden...
(iilmore, Horatio R..,
(iinna. James P
Ginsrsburfir, Leo
Glover. Joseph L
Gmelick. LudwiirF...
Godfrey, John M
Goetsch. Gustave A..
Goetz, Henry
Goetz, Albert
Goldbertrer. HenryE
Golden, Thomas W..,
Golden. William E. ..,
(Joll, Bruno H
Goll. William H
Goodell. Jesse M..
Goodenough. Maurice M., Jr.
(ioodfellow. Charles W
Goosen, Henry F
Gordon. J ean
Gorarcs. Albert
Goslar. Charles
Gouffh, John W
Grabowicz. Bronislaus
Grady, Charles J
Grnessle, Otto L
Graft, Harry B
Gram, William J
Grammer, Frank
Grant. Sister Mary Anthony.
Grassly. Charles W
Graves. Georffe A
Graves. Clarence A
Gray, William
(rreen, Prank
iltrefsg. Fred W
Grenamier, J.T
Greves, John H
Grleben, Max
Griffith. Frank
Grimes. Frank H
Grimes, John P
Grimme. Adolph
Grinker, David
Griswold, Viola. . j.
Groschopp, A. T. Edward ....
Grossman, Fred A
Grubb, Joseph E
Gruener, Carl R
Grundh, Charles H
Gruoner, Gustav A
Gullbrandson. Carl A
Haanshuus, Halfdan S
Haanshuus. John W
Haas, Archibald
Haas, Otto J
Habercr, Otto J
Hackley, Levant E
Hackley. William L ...
Hackley, Manning T ..
Haefirer. Frederick
Haeriebausen. Albert.
Haerine. Georsre V
Haeseler. Henry F
Hafrans, William L
Hafiren, John C E
HajTlst, Otto
Haley. JohnC
• •■••• I
I
1(56
Lisi of Registered Pharmacists— Conim\ied.
Cook County — ^Continued.
Hall, John B Chicago
Hall.LouisP
Haller.Otto G
Halsey, Tappen
Hal versoDLHilman A
Hamilton. William H
Hance, Bowen F
Hancsock, William R
Hand. Oliver H
Handtmann. Charles A
Hankc. Rudolph
Hanley. HerbertR
Hanna. Edward A
Hansson. Nils
Hare. Kurtz B
Haring. William «
Harris. George H
Harris. liOuis A
Hart. William B
Hartke, Emil A
Hartman. Hoadly G
Hartshorn. Frederick C
Hartwiff. Charles F
Hartwig, Otto J
Hartwig. Beinhart W
Harvey. Don S
Harvey, Samuel N '*
Haschenburjfer. Edmund O
Hasse. Frederick
Hasse, William C
Hatschek. Leon C
Hatzfeld. Richard H
Hauber, Peter P
Haugaard, Peter
Haupt. William
Hautau, Henry F
Hayhurst. William 0
Haynes. Celia M
Hays. Joseph A
Healy, James K "
Heath, RolIaM
Hebard. Buell
Heck. Christian H
HeckinfiT, C >nstant
Heddens, Claus H
Heiland, Jonn
Heimau, Hermann * '
Heine. Henry
Heinemann. Paul L. G * *
Heinemann. Martin
Heinemann. Lucy
Heinold, Charles
Heiss. Ernst J * '
Heller. Edward H
Heller.John L
Hellmuth. Justus F. W
Hellstern. William
Henderson, John G
Henn. Louis P * '
Henricksen. Henry
Hensel, Arthur
Herman, Georije K
Hermanek, Joseph C
Hermann. Eusrene von * '
Hermann. Hu^o von
Hermann, William F
Herr.HenryJ
Herrmann, Jacob
Herron, Samuel P
Hertel. Louis L
Hertzberjr, Gustave **
Herzoff. John W
Hess, John C
Hess. Frederick A
Hess, Anton P
Hesselroth. Lawrence "
Hetland. Niels
Hetlesater. Reinert Chicatro
Heuermann, Henry W
Hewitt, T. A
Hewitt. William R
Heydenreich, Rudolph Max
Hibben, Heron K
Hi&Tirins, James D
Hillman. John
Hills, WillM
Hinkley. Henry A
Hirsch. Charles H
Hisfiren. Frederick J
Hisifon. Albert
Hiss, A.Erail
Hitchcock. KdsrarT
Hivfly.S. J.
Hoeferlin. J. Ben J
Hoehn, John
Hoplzer. B. A. C
Hoflfman. Charles R
Hofmann. Henry
Ho^an, Louis C
Hojrey. Julius H
Hoifrefe. Louis T. W
Hohman. Theodore A
Holland. William E
Hollander. Herman
Holliusrshead. James K
HoUister. Bertram K
Holm. Victor J. B
Holroyd. El wyn A
Holthoefer. Herman J
Hondle. Frank J
Honsik, Frank
Horiiu'.D P
Horn. Goor are B. M
Honi. William F
Hornbrook. William C
Horrall. Edward E
Hottinger, O.toG
Hottinirer. John S ' *
Hougrhlon. Harry
Houts, Edwin S
Hovey. WilK^
Hoyt. Jesse W
Hoyt.DocC
Hrdlicka. Charles F
Hubbard.H. H
Hubbard. K.nmeth P
Hubbard. Elias P
Hubbard. Herman H
Huber, Georire
Hnebner, Phil C
Huff, Robert G
Huffhe«». Alden I)
Hulburt. Hurvie L
Hull.Ralph W
Hummel. Charles C
Hummel, Clara B
Hummeland. Karl S
Hunt. Htnry L
Hunter. WHIR
Hunsche. Fred
Hurry. Harry
Hurst, StithT
Hyde. Charles E
Imes, Frank J
Infirham. Charles
Inns. Sidney W
Lsacowitz. Julius
Isensee, ( )scar F
Jackson. Samuel
Jacob, George A
Jacobi. Arthur M
Jacobi, C. C
Jacobs. J. C. A
Jacobson, Auffust
167
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Jacobus. Judson S Chic
• Jacobus, Philip
Jacobus. Peter W
James. Thomas L
Jauucey , William
JenkiuH. Joseph A ^.
Jenniufirs, Aufinistus F.. J r
Jentzscb. Richard
Joerns. Charles A
Johannes, Philip, Jr
Johns. George
Johnson. Jacob,
Johnson. John K
Johnson. Nels
Johnston. John A
Johnston, Balfour
Johnston. James C
Jonas. Otto F
Jone, Huffo
Jones, Charles L
Jones. Edward C
Jones. Henry D
Jones, Le Grande A
Jones. Martin D
JonpM, Hufirh O
Jones. Frank K
Josenhans, Reinhardt
Junirk. Louis
Junek, J. P. Carl
Jungk, Charles
Kaczoroski. Adolph O
Kaczorowski. Marie T. O
Kaerwer, Jacob A
Kahn, Julius H
Kalacinski, I^elix
Kallwach. Francis
Kampman. Cornelius
Kamps, Henry J
Eantzabodian. Arshag J
Kaplansky. David
Karasick, Harry
Karp,.Georj?e
Kasbaum. Christian J
Kask.John W
Kasper, Albert F
Kaszynski. .Jacob
Kaufmann, Ferdinand, Jr
Keats. Arthur S
Keeley. William Jay
Kehner. Charles C
Keller. Richard W
Kellett. PrederickH
Kellner. Max
Kellogg, King G
Kellogg. Prank C
Kennedy. Fred P
Kennedy. James G
Kenney. Charles W
Kent. Charles P
Keayon. Edgar C
Kerr. J. Brainerd
Kerth. Addison T
Kettering. Albert
Kenuer. Frederick W
Keys, Panhiras B
Kidder. Grant L
KiesTsUng. John C
KienaWng, Adolph P
Kiag*. Edward H
Kinc. Charles J. L
Kinsey. Carroll B
Kinyon. Leslie W
Kirchgaswer. William C
Kirchner. Gustave
KirAchstein. Herman
KJellander. John
Kleene, Frederick
igo Klein. George J Chicago
I Klein, Frederick
I Klein, John
Kleiner, Joseph C
Kleinman, John H
Kleinpell. Henry H
' Klenze, William T
Klenze. John E
Klika, John L
Klinkowstroera, Emil
Klock. Charles V
Klotz. Augustus E
Klucker, Albert C
Knupp, Melville C
Knapp. Ernest ^
Knefel. Paul F
Knight. Alfre<l P
Knight. Charles G
Knoblauch. G. Albert
Knoche, William P
Knothe, Emil J
Knowles, Prank .J
Knutlsen. Hans Rudolf
1 Koch, Carl O. G
, Koch, WiUiam Julius
Koch, Robert A.J
Koeberle. Theodore A
Koehn. Gi'orge P
Kocssel. Theodore C
Kohner. Hen M
Kolb.PhilipJ
Komie. Emanuel
Koplitz, Edward
Kossakowski, MP
Kostka, Henry F ..:
Kotz, Louis P
Kotzenberg. William J
Kraft. John K
Kramer, Wilheln.
Krembs, Jeannette
Krembs, Moritz
Kremer, Victor A
Kreml. James
Kreyssler. Charles E
Kreiter. Wm. G
Krivacsy. Geiza
Krizan. William
Krone. S. Jack
Krough, Charles P
Krousku p, Walter H
Krueger, Harry F
Krzeminski. Casimir E
Kuehmstaedt. E<iward A
Kurtewski. Wladyslaw A
Kuhlmaun. Carl
Kunze, Max Carl R
Kurth, Henry W
Kurz. Frederick
Kvitek. (^h irles
Kyvik, Knute A
Ladisb. Eri'-h A. H
Lake. Claudius C
Landau. Uavid
Lane. Allen V
Lange, Charlps
Langenhan. Henry
Lapp. Nathan
Larsen, Lars P
Larsen, John S
Larson. Victor A
Lathrop. Charles E
Latterner, Carl D
Lauer, Ben J
Lawson. O.scar V
Lawton. Joseph
Lee, Charles J
Lecnheer. Bastian
168
List of Regislered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Lceser, Alvin U Chicairo i
Jjehman. Louis
Leiniiifirer. Of orife
Lemke, Ferdinand A
Leiuke. Theodore A.. T
Lenard. Robert
Leuz. Georere
Lenz. William
Leonard, Prank R
Leonard. Georife R
Leonard. Oliver B
Lester. Uarry S
Leszrzynski. Joseph
Li'tion. H. M
Letzler. .Axel
Levi. Alfred M
Levy. Henry ,
Levy. Sisrmund
Lewis, Vi viHn T
Lewi». Junic'S A
Lichtenberjfer. F. J
Lieberman. Herman
Liebrecht. Emil F. It
Liebrecht, ( luntav E
Liese. Prederi<!k
Liese Prt derick H
Liirht. Isam M
Lincoln. Anson N
Lindeman. Curl L. I) ^
Linden, Bror G
Lin'ten. Leo S. J
Link, John S
Link. Frank J
Linke, Richard A. G
Liokumovisch. Emanuel I
Lisika. Anton
Lisle. Howard C .'
Li vesey. Rupert J
Li vinsstOD, Milton
Lloyd. Walter H
Loesch. Willmm
Lohmann, Nicholas
Ijouk:, Jaroh A
LooraiM. Rollin H
Loppenthien. John W
LorenK. William H
Lorenz. JuIiuR A
Loudenbeck, Harry c;
Lowell. Luzerne D
Lowenthttl. Louis
Lowenthal. Oscar
Lowenthnl. Louis
Lowman, Alexander B
Lubhinira. Henry
Lublin, Uenrich
Lur-kritz, Herman O
LudwiiT. Arthur A
Lueder. John T
Luehrs, Otto G
Lumley, Wallace J
Lund, Prank 0
Lundbere, John 0
Lnnd vail. Auirust
Luninsr. Augiiftt G
Lutz. Millard F
Lynch, John
Lyon. E. A
Lvon. Julius A
Mace. Amy T
Ma«:y. Ervin B
Mttdseii. Carl T. M
Maerklin, (iustav
Mft^ee. John J
Ma^uire. Andrew H.J
Mui, Herman
Mallen. Philip H
Malone. George S
Man war intr. Charles P Chicaifo
MarbourK. John G
Marden, Prank L "
Mares, Frank M
Mark, Georgre A
Mamits, Louis
Marshall, Charles E
Marshaus. Charles 'W "
Martens. Carl A
Martin, George P
Martin, Geor^ie
Masilko. Vandy P
Mason. Ernent L "
Mason. William T
Masquelot, August J "
Masquelet. Frank
Masquelet. Sadie F
Massarek, Herman
Matbieu. Hor jce L "
Mathison. Soren
Matkin. Johnl
Mttttem. William E
Mutthaej, Ernest A * *
Mtttthael. Charles I
Matthei, Louis '
Matthei, Emil 1
Matthei, August **
Mutthes, W. Henry *' -
Matthews. Charles E
Matthews. Henry F
May. William R
Mayer, John A
May r. Julius * *
Mechener, Frank W
Meek, Jay
Mebl, William
Meier, Paul F. W
Meinnng. Richard
Mell.JoTin A
Meller, Joseph A
Melvin, George M
Menge. Herman C "
Menn. Hurry G
Merrill. John W
Merriman. I^uther
Merten. Hurry M
Mert«s. John A "
Merz. Peter
Merz. FrankJ
Merz, E<lward
Merz. Richard
Merz. August
Mesnager, l*aul A
Messinsr. Frank J
Meyer. Frits S
Meyer. Walter F
Meyer. Hennunn * *
Meyer, Peter C. S
Meyers. Charles A
Michael. Herman C
Mikolasek. John F
Miller. George S
Miller. George W
Miller, Albert
Mil ler, Gustav A
Miller, William B
Miller. Harry L
Miller, Adam J
Miller. J. Ellison
Miller, Conrad H
Miller, Felix A
Miller, Henry M
Miller. Albert
Miller, Frank R
Milligan, Frank G
Miilinger. Robert J
Misenhimer. Edward C
109
List of Registered Pharmacists— Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
MoJifett, Henry M Chicago
MontiTomery . John H * *
Moore, Geon^e
Moore, Lee L * '
Moore, WilliamB
Moore. Orlando L * *
Moore, William M
Moore, Frank ' *
Morava, Rudolph "
Morgan, WilUam C
Moritz, Christian F
Morland, Robert L
Morris. William G
Morris. Dell08 B
Morris, Harley D ;;
Mome, James W
Morse. Orien P * *
Moseiey. Thomas H "
Moss. Monroe T
Movitt, Aaron
Mower. Ira R
Moyen, George P. W
Mrazek, Leopold "
Mnehlhan, Frederick G. L
Muehlmann, Carl G
Mueller. Herman W
MueUer, Prank L
Mullan. Euirene A
Munzer, Henry
Murbach, John E
Murphy, E. Don
Murphy. Owen
Murray. Robe rt S
Murray. Alex
Murrey. Nelson W
Mnseus, U. Benjamin
Musselwhite, Arthur C
Myers. John ' *
Myers. WiUiam L
Mygdal.Thorkil
My firdal. Gustav T
McAnany, Matthew
McCabe, Lawrence C
McCauley. Charles E
McCauley. Lorin Q.
McClure. Ulysses G * '
McCormick,Eliza
McCormick, Elmus
McCracken. Robert E
McCreary. Harry B
McDonald. George W
McDowell, Victor?
McDowell, Joseph C
McGinley . James B '[
McGonagle, Thomas C * *
MacGreffor. Alexander C
McHufiTh, Daniel O
McKee. JohnC
McKellifiran, Thomas P
McKensie. Frank E
MacKenzie, John N
McLean. John
3IcLean. James O "
McLean, Claire P
McMaster. Allan
McMicken, Edmund L
McNamara. Frank W
McQuUlen. Francis
McShcrry. Matthew B
McVay. Ernest a
McVay. Albert
McVicker. William B
Mc Williams, Harry C
Kaffzicer. Armand
Nafzijrer, Albert
NaireKHerman H
Neada. Martin E
Nebeker. Elbert F
Neeb, John N., Jr
Nelson. George W , —
Nelson. Horace C
Neuberger, John
Neubert. Crisdof
Neuschafer, Edward
Newtfion. G. G
Nichols. Edward H
Nichols, Charles A
Nichols, Edna P
N iet hammer. Otto F
Nilsson, Hans Peter
Nimmo. Alexander J
Noble, Leroy C
Noll. CharlesF
Nonamaker. Solomon S
Nordhem, Ivan B
Norkin, Samuel
Norton. Benjamin M
Noster. Alfred H
Novak, Frank J
Novak. John
Nystrom, P Alfred
Oake.W.T
O'Brian, Roger W
Oglesby. George D
Ohlendorf, Henry L
Ohlendorf. William C
Okouiewski. Max
OJdendorph. William
Olesen, Olaf E. T
Oliver, Florence M
Olsen.EgilT
Ording. Charles J
Ordway, John C
Oren. Asa
Ortenstein. Harry M
Orth, Ernest W
Orth, Godlove S
Ottons. Robert F
Otto, Edward
Otto. Predderick W
Ouda. Ignatz
Painter. Edwin J
Palmer, Almon D
Parker. William W
Parnell. B. Frank
Parsons. John
Patera, Charles
Patterson, Theodore H
Patterson, Harry B
Patterson. James A
Paul. Charles F
Paul. Arthur E
Pavlik, OttoS
Paxton, Frederick H
Pearson, William P
Peck, Wolfred W
Peck, George L
Peetz, John A
Peirce. Fred D
Peirce, Arthur F
Pelikan. Theodoi e J
Pennington. Bror
Perkins. Claude E
Perlau, William
Petermann. Peter J
Peters. Arthur H
Petersen, Alice
Petersen, Hans P. C
Petersen. Carl C
Peterson. Emanuel
Peterson, James S
Peto. Harry J
Petterson. John M. B. M
Pf eiffer, Charles
Pfleger, George G
Chicago
170
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
riiippH. Luther H Ch
Pickermsr. Georjfe E
Pierce, Prank W.
Pierron. Joseph J., Jr
Pietrowicz, Steaphen
Pihitfard. Andrew F
Pilffrim, Henry C
Pinckney, Pitt P
Pinney . Harry H
Pjpor, Hompr A
Pitt. Ernest VV
Plachf k, Godfrey
Piatt. Isaac
Piice. WilJ A
Ponmranc, Marx
Poniy, Herman (f
Pool, Charles W
Poore. JanieH E
Pope, Edward I
Porges, Leo
Porifew, Otto
Porter, .Millett N
Porter. Frank L
Porter, Arthur H
Post. J. FVank H
Ponder, Warren E : .
Powell, James A
Pdwers. Fred H
Price^ Benjamin O
Prince, James
Pritzker. Nicholas J
Propeck. Joseph W
Protheroe. Fred W
Protheroe, Charles W
Piirsell. Peter H
Pyutt. Fra!ik P
Rahlfs, Theodor
Rahlfs. Otto G
Rahlfs, Georsre H
Runkin. Montrose W
Rankin. William M
Rausch. Charles E
Ilausch, William A
Ray, Charles R
Read. Samuel A
Rearick, George H
Reed, John
Rehm. Julius
Reichel, Henry C
Reinier, Au&rust
Reinhnrd, Henry
Reis. Alphims M
Remus, George
Renner, Julius A
Renter. Henry
Renter, Robert
Rhode, Rudolph E
Rice. Charles A
Richards. Edward T
Richter. P>nest F
Richtcr.i;. R
Rieffel, Eniest
Riejfel, Edward
Riemenschneider. Julins H
Rimmele, (Charles
Risinger, Harry R
Ritter. John
Ritter, George
Ritter. Albert P
Ritter, John H
Rivley, Clarence
Roark. Charles A
Roberts, Georcfe 8
Roberts. Han.ld H
Robertson, Donald S
Robin, Isaac
Robinson. Henry C
icasro
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Roby, Ida Hall Ch
Roche. Robert F
Rodenhauser, Henry C
Roedel, Frederick W
Roettis:, Louis
Rogers, Amherst M
RoErlack. Otto
Romano, A
Roos, Benihard L., Jr
Ross, Theodore
Rosenfeld, Samuel
Rosenthal, Joseph
Rosen wald. Aaron
Ross. Lewis W
Ross, Charles S
Ross, Eben J
Rossmaessler, Adolph B
Rossman, Edward F
Roth, Joseph
Roth. Albert
Rounds. Charles D
Rowlands, Robert J
Rudnick, Fred
Rudnieki, Joseph
Rudolphi. Arthur E
Rudolphy. John
Rudolphy, Martha
Ruehl. Harry A
Rund. Vaclav-
Ruschhaupt. Fred H
Rutherford. Archibahl E
Rutson. Guy
Ruzickn, Anton
Sacks, Hyman
Sachse. Richanl P
Sage. William H
Sammons. Frederick W
Sandk<K'tter. Henry P
Sandmeister, Charles H
Sanstrom. David
Sopper, Gustav H
Sargent. Ezikiel H
Satterlei'. Gale
Sattler. Dennis S
Sawyer, Robert E
Sawyer, William L
Sawy<'r. Lewis M
Scliaecher. Anthony B
Schaef er, Paul F
Schaefer, .lacob
Schaper, Henry F
Schapper. Ferdinand C
Schedler, William C
Schefcik. J. Francis
Scheitlig. George C
Schembs, Frank H
Schembs. Will M
Scherer. Andrew
Schick. Otto L
Schick. Sebastian F
Schimek. Joseph I
Schimek. Ignatius A
Schiuil. Auguatine J •
Sch.ielderan. Gunnar
Schlei/,«'r. Williebald
Selilieker, Alexander (i
Schlyti'i'u.Carl A
Sclnneling, Max
Schmeliiig. Ferdinand
Schnierker. Charles F
Schmid. Theophilus
Schmidt. Frederick M
Schmidt, Herman
Schmidt. Edward A
Schmidt, Florian C
Schmidt, Florian J
Schmidt, Oscar F
icago
J
171
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Schmidt. Fred O Cbicaffo
Schmidt. Henry G. U
Schmidt. GuBtav A
Schmiu. Geonre L
Schmitt. George J
Schmitt. Georire H, A
Schmitt. John J
Schmitz, Edward R
Schneider, Henry
Scboen. Thaddeus
Scboenkaes. Joseph
Schoke. John *'
Scholes. Ernesto
Schraiff . Frank
Schreiber, Darwin **
S<hreiner Albert
Schreiner. George
Schreuder, IjOuIh S
Schroeder. Henry
Schroeder, Hans Nobel
Schroeder. Ernest A
Schroeder, Charles W
Schroeder. William M
Schroeder. Albert W
Schroedfr'r. Julius H * *
S«hro<'der, Aueust H
Schroll. JohnM
Schroter. ^red J
Schulie. Henry J
SchuUz. Albert W
Schultz. Louis C
Schultz. Max A
Schulz. Bruno "
Schulze. William
Schulze. John
Schuster, Emil C
Schwab. Leslie W
Schwarz. Hiram
Schwenk. William H
Sch wertf eeer, Frank H
.Scott, James M
Scott. ArntH
Scott. In^vard M
Scnphana. W. 0
Seales. Charles B
Sears. John E
Seastrand. Alex E
Secord, Frederick H
Secord. Frank G
Seiffert. John H
Selmer. (ioorfire
Serapill. Walter M
Senior. Georire
Senn. Thomas C
Serr, Jacob H
Sethn<:8fl. Charles O
Seville, Fred F
Sex.<vniith . George T
Shapiro, Henry
Shapiro. Robert A
Shamir. «, G
Shean. John R
Shean. William E
Sherman. Henry
Sherman, William W
Sherwood, Herbert E
Shillinir. AlfJ...
Shook. Frank J
Shotwell. Charles W
Shute. William B
Sill, KobertT
Simon. Leopold
Sinirer. Wilfiam A
Singer. Anton C..... •*
SioffletoD, Arthur O
Sittson. Oscar r.
Sisson. Orlen W
Skarin. Philip Chicago
Small, JohnM
Smith. Mary D
Smith, Alfred K
Smith, E.Nott
Smith, Benjamin R
Smith, Georire E
Smith, Ross E
Smith, Arthur M
Smith. W.A
Smucker, Milton C
Snedeker. James K *,
Snyder. Charles J
Sobey, Richard ' *
Sollitt. Thomas W
Sollitt. EdjrnrG
Somers. Frank G
Sorenson. S. Peter
Sorrow. ( Justav P
Soule, Charles A
Spalding, DeWitt
Sparks. Addison J
Specs. Benjamin A
Speice, William K
Spellum. Chris L
Spiehr, Charles*
Sprinsrer. Charles B , **
Squair. Francis " '
Stadelmnnn. Arthur W
Staga. August H
Stahl. Edward L-.-.TTl-.-.^-r-r-.-.,...,.^....
Stahl.John (J TTr:: ^"
Staiger. Myron D [ '
Stanian. Ashton | '
Stamm. Andreas
Stamm. John M
Stam.KarlJ
Stangohr. Rudolph
Stannard, S. Grant
Starr. George P
Starr.Pred C
Sleeker, Henry F
Steele, Joseph * *
Stein, Henry
Stein. Moses
Steinkraus, Herman "
Steker. Frank J
Sieker. Albert F
Stenicka. Frank
Stenicku. ( )tto E
Stephani. Alfred H ; ;
Stevenson. Robert [[
Steward, ()scar S
Stewart. Henry K ' ;
Stewart. .Tames A
Stiber. F.Gus J
Stiles, John S
Stiniming. William "
Stockert. Charles P
Stoddard Albert S
Stoffreeen. William H
Stolz.Ernest H
Stolz.Otto G
Stolze. Priedrich E
Stone, Claremont I)
Storck. William
Storck, Prank P
Storen, MarkT
Storer. (^buries A ] ;
Storer. ( tcorge B
Straw. .John I
Stringfield, Prank M ; ;
Strut hers. Herbert R \[
Strzyzowski, B. P
Stuart. Mack R
Stubenraueh. George
Stuchlik. William A
172
List of Registered Phainnacisfs — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Stuchlik, John
Stucker, Henry
Stuckey. Alexander C.
Sumney. .John
Sutcliffe. Charles
Sutton. John B
Sutton. Charles E
fevarrcr. Thomas
Sweeney, Thomas M ..
Sweeney. John D
Sweet. Henry, Jr
Swensrel. Harry W
Swen8on, JuHuh H. L .
Sweringen, William W
S wiedler, Alexander J .
Bwope, James W
Szwajkart. Adam
'' Tabor, Roland B
ter. Emory B
William A
\Otto W
'. G. Lebrecht...
Fred
«*redM
3'illiamF
'R'am A
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rrlnce, Jame?
Pritzkcr. rMujJjiP . P ■
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« • .••'.'.*
* uoroa. Henry P
Thomas, James A
Thometz, Michael P
Thompson, Thomas C
Thompson, A. Euireu<*
Thorburu, Albert D
Thoresen, Haakon
Thormann, Arnold W
Thornhill. Georare
Thorsen, Arthur C
Thrapp. Russell B
Thrapp. Harry S
Thrue, Antonius A
Thumser, William W
Tieken. Theodore
Tillman. Edmund A
Tirrell. Charles S
Tirrell, Celia
Todd. Joseph A
Tomkins, Charles P
Tomlinson. Georgre S
Toomey. Thomas J
Train, John A
Trienens. Joseph
Trimen, John W
Trischman. Alfred E
True, Charles J
Truesdell, Clarence H
Truman, Alexander S
Truppel. Richard S
Tucker, George W
Turnquist. Carl M
f uteur. William B
Tuthill, Robert
Tyler. Charles H
Tyson, Archer D
Uhlendorf, flodo
I'hrus. Frank W
Ulber. Math L. J
Umsted, (ieorge
rnseth, Nordal O
Vahlteich, John R
Chicago I Valentine. William G Ch Icago
1 Van Buren, Barent
1 Van Buren, Evert, Jr
' Van Nice, James O....'
Van Schaack, Cornelius P
Van Zandt, Garrett
! Vaupell, George H
Vaupell. William R
Vavra. Vojtech
Venn, Charles H
\ Venus, William
Verburg, Simon
Viilim, Thomas
Vincent, (jeorge 1
Voak. Arthur B
V^oerimann. William P
Vogelsang. Robert
Voigt, J ohn E
Voiss, Arcadius «
Voit, William
Volini, Camlllo
Volkmar, Louis G
Vollmer, Harry H
Voltmer, William J.. J r
V olz, Arthur G
Vonckx. John P
Voss, Didderik J
Wachenschwans. Louis
Wtidsworth, Calvin ^ . . .
Wagner, George P.. Jr
Wagner, Christian H
Wagner, Charles P
I WaiHs. Fred G
. Wakefield. Thomas S
Walborn, Procia E
Waldecker, Fred J
Waldron, Louis K
Waldron, Patrick J
Wales. Frederick M
Walgreen, Charles R
Walii^er, Jacob, Jr
Wangler. Joseph P
Wangler, Charles J
Ward. Charles W
Ward, NobleS
Warder, James E
Warhanik, Emil M
Warhanlk, Charles A
, Warner, Malvin E
Warner. Carl A
Watsott, Marcus H
Watson, James A
Watt, Edward G
' Way, James P
Weaver. J. Frank
Weber, E wald
Weber. William
Weber, Eugene
Week, William P
Weckler, Gustavus A
, Weeks. Edward J
Wegener, August G
Wehrli. Albert C
Weightman. Charles H
Weihe. Henry W
Weir, Robert M
Weireter. John
Weis, John
Weisbrod. Charles A
Weiser, E. H
Weisnenborn, H. Herman
Welch. James D
Wells. Clarence S
Wells, James H
Wells, Romania
Wells, Wllford W
. Welton, L. Audley
173
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
WendeU Julius Ch
WeDdt, Ferdinand. Jr
Wenzel, MajeHki
Wenzel. John V
Werkmei«ter. Martin
Werner. O. Edward
Werner, Charles A
Werner, Benjamin C
Wessman, Axel J
Westfirate. William R
Westveer. Abraham M
Wetherell. George F
Wetael, Mathew V
Weydell. K. Albert
Whaley, Lawrence
Wbaley. John P
Wheeler, Ada McC
Wheeler. Ruf us H
Wheeler. Archie T
Wheeler. Felix E
Wherritt, David H
White. John W
White. H. Kirk
White. Andrew
Whiteford, James C
Whitfield, Thomas
Whitney. Lewis J
Whyte. Peter D
Wickert. Paul
Wiedel. Ernest
Wieneke. Frederick
Wiener, Carl F
Wiese. Adolph G
Wiehtman. Huiro W
Wilkins. Horace P
Wilkins. ChriH C
Wilkinson. John P
Willard. Simon
Williams. Ezra J
Wniiams. Albert W
Willits. Charles C
Wilson. Julius H
Wilson. i\ B
Wilson, William R
Wilson. Milton C.
Wilson. Thomas T
Wilson. William W
Wilson. Arthur W
Wilson. Franklin S
Wilson, Herbert
Wilson. Robert M
Wilson. Wm . E
WiBdmueller, John T
Winif, Wm. E. A
Winhoit. Boie C. B
icacro
Winholt. Theodore
Winholt, George
Winholt. G. Ferdinand....
Winkelmann. Frederick J
Winter. Arthur A
Winterraeyer. Otto
Winters, Wm. T
Wintersteen. Lambert S..
Wisshack. Georee P
Wistein, James O
W^itte. Robert H
Wobido. William
Wohld. Daniel Jr
Wolff. Pred
Wolfner, Ely R
Woltersdorf . Louis
Woltersdorf . Emil II
Woltze. John
Wood, Georee N
Wood. CharTe.s B
Woodruff. Wm. S
Woodruff, GeorK« F
Woodward. Bert
Woodward, James
Wolley. IrvlnR
Wooster, Mortimer S
Wooten, Thomas V
Wraith. John W
Wrede. Frederick
Wright. Frank B
Wrixon, Thomas W
Wuerth. J. J
Wunderle, Emil
Wynkoop. Frank B
Xelowski. John H
Xelowski. Thaddeus H
Yates, Georgre P
Yeomans. S. Clarence
Yergrin, Frank P
Younjf, Peter (t
Young, Nelson
Young. George A
Zai'harski. Wm. A
Zahn. Emil A
Zaieski. Joseph P
Zapp, Herbert J
Zich. 8igi-mund M
Zindt. Julius M
Zobel.EmilC
Zoeller. George
Zryd.Johr.G
Zuoer, A. Eugene
Zurawski. Casimir A
ZwecJc, John L
ChicRgo
Suburban Towns.
Abbott. Henry T Barrington
Akin. Wm. D Oak Park
Allen. Louis H LaGrange
Angear. Wm. J. S Chicago Heights
Baiclay, James S Oak Park
Bamhart. Frank C Evanston
Bartz. Nicholas B Lemont
Bedford. George Maywood
Behrend. Charles W Winnetka
Bereman. James H Morgan Park
Bodenschatz. John Q Lemont
Bobman. John A Glencoe
Boreh. Lud vig. V. B Austin
Bradley. William Evanston
Brainerd. Leverett E Oak Park
Burffoyne. Thomas E Melrose Park
Burkett, Charles H Evanston
Cooling. Harry E Austin
< orke. George L Evanston
Daniels. Wm.C
Dice. Will
Dietz, George F Wilmette
Dombusch. Henry W DeaPlainea
DyaH, Webster M Arlington Heights
Earle, Clarence A DesPlaines
Fricke, Gustav H Park Ridge
Fulton, Herbert L LaGrange
Garner. John P Austin
Garwood, Wm. C Evanston
Gill, VincentF
174
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued,
Cook County — Concluded.
Greaves, James A E vanston
Green, Harry W Harvey
Grimm, Georgre C Austin
Hamilton, Wm. J Evanston
Healy, Francis Harvey
Hill, Wm. T Evanston
Horan. Stephen A "
Jacob, Charles W Oak Park
Keil, Julius M. V Western Springs
Kelly, Wm. Harry LaGrang-e
Kitchen, Joseph L Harvey
Kline, Edwin Grossdale
Leahy, John Lemont
Leflflnerwoll. Robert L Evanston
Ijindblade, Henry E Dunning
Long. George E Evanston
I jovett, LaMotte Oak Park
Lund. Adolph W Dalton's Station
Mann, Wm. B Evanston
Marshall. N. R
Meade, Clayton B Berwyn
Menger. William Blue Island
Miehalek. John Chicago Height8
Milburn, Robert C Dunning
Miller. Charles P Oak Park
Mills, Geo. P Evanston
Mooro, Wm. M Austin
Morrison, Fred W Berwyn
Mosser, Robert Palatine
McGrew, Jasper H LaGrange
McLennan. Kenneth S
Nehls. Rudolph C Arlington Heights
Oliver. James W Harvey
Olms. Albert S Palatine
Parker, Fred C Oak Park
PeiflPer, Wm. C Lemont
Penberthy. Edward Blua Island
Petesch, Nicholas H Oak Pork
Phar, John M Evanston
Powell. Medford
Rickfort, Charles A .....Austin
Rowe. Robert Oak Park
Schapper, Ferdinand Blue Island
Schapper. Louise
Schmitt,Emil
Schnitzius, Fred Austin
Seward. Frank
Sexauer. Samuel C Wilmette
Sintzel, George Niles Centre
Smith. Frank L Riverside
Springer. Thomas N Glen EUy n
Stotz, Charles F Clyde
Straub. George Berwyn
Suydera, John D Oak Park
Thomson, Herbert A Maywood
Tipton. Addie M Glencoe
Traill. Richard H Austin
Trash, Prederich M Western Springs
Tyler. Bert A Evanston
VanPatten. Henry S
Vogt, Henry Tlnley Park
Waller, Adolph L BarriDgton
Walton, Fen wick C DesPlainea
Waskow, Otto G . . .% Evanston
Weimer. .George A Lemont
Welch, Michael Maywood
Williams, Newton P Evanston
Wilming, John B
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Bussard, Francis M New Hebron
Cox, Andrew J Hutsonville
Cullop, Samuel West York
Duncan, Andrew W Flat Rock
Franke, Peter Oblong
Grube, Charles H Robinson
Heustis, Charles L Robinson
Holly, Walter D Bell Air
Jones. Henry F Plat Rock
Kibble, Hamilton C Oblong
Martin. James A Palestine
Maxedon, Thomas H Heathbville
Mefford, David A Robinson
Muchmore, Theodore N Oblong
Rackerby. Milton P Hutsonville
Ruddc'll, James D Robinson
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Couzet, John Greenup Wilson, Samuel F Neoga
Dougherty. G. F Neoga Wilson, Ambler F '*
Lickiiter, Homer M * ' Y'anaway, John H Toledo
i^loundy, Samuel H Jewett ]
List of Regisferc'l Plutrni<icisis — Continued.
DE KALB COUNTY.
BlasdcD. A. D Sycamore
Bodinui. Cliarles m DcKalb
Brooks. Albert L "
CbapTDsu. VVilllatD N Sandnich
Clsrli, .Aaron H Kingston
ConveAe. Ira C San Jwich
Dayls. Thpodore R HinehleT
Dean. WillUm E Wuterman
Dean. Cornelius C SomoDKuk
Garner. Chorles W DeKutb
HarriDctoD. James E Sycuuori'
Hoebel. Phlliji H
Iriab.LoulsJ.
Jacob!-. A. E Malta
JoLC'i. Preston K. SyeBmore
Kennrdf . CraiKe C Hinrkley
Kennedy. WilKam J Sbubhonn
Lawtouslueer. .Andrew W Malta
Lewis. JobnH DeKnlb
Newton. Prank J Samlwirh
OUen, Martiii A. L DeKalb
Post, GeoreB D
Postle. James M Hinckley
Robinsciti, Frvderiok T Genoa
Koven. Harley B KIrkland
teatuQ. J, ChsnoiDK Soraooauk
baffer. Lorenio C KluEBtoii
SiiupsoHj Robert A Sycamore
Slater. HrnryH lienon
Still. Edgar 6 Fairdalo
Thomai, Wilt lam S Sycamore
TliiimpBon. Littleton Hinckley
Wilson, Oscar „ Sliabbona
Winne. (.'liarlca .Sandwich
Woods. Jolin M Svcaraore
York. Herbert A SLahbonn
DE WITT COUNTY,
Corner. QeoriTB W Cliiilon
CralK, William Keiiiiey ■
D«Tia. Tbomaa W Wapella
Daris. Vesaelius
Day, Ellia I Clintoii '
Gar ver. Samuel B Parmer Cily
Garver. Benjamin P
Qrahum, Samuel A Waynearilie
Harpiter, Frederick L Clinton
Hull. Sherman Q '■
Keller. LouIh S Farmer Cily
J Keuney
jtbj 1. ■■
Heu ry C Fanner Cily
; J Weldon
larlesT Hallsville
1 H ..,, Farmer City
il DeWitt
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Bennett. A. C Newman
Bennett, Bruce 8
Bond. Edward R Fairland
Boyd. William P An-ola
Bartnelt, William U Camaren
CleTldence, A, Burton Arcoln
Feild, John A Tuscola
Foster. Robert J
FulJer. M Newman
Harvey. Samuel B Areola
■rett
Hearn, William J Hindgb.,,,
Kannals. Joseph M Arcoli
Kiiiik. George.,.
Haenussoii. Albert. .'.'.'.'.".'.', '.'.'.'.■.■.'..',■.'.■."'"""
.McBriile, HoveyS "
Payne, \ ernnn A Tuseolii
Stacy. Marion F "
Tessman. Charles A Hindsboni
Vi: PAGE COUNTY.
Bates. Prwlerii-k H Elmharst '
Carpenter. William S Dowuer's Grove
Danieln. Charles T NapervlUe
Danlelx. Henry E West Cbicago
Denie. Lewis A Elmhurst
Ellsworth. Lewis. . . . , Wheaton
Everden. William Hinsdale
Guild, Ellas C Wheaton
Uiatt. CbarteH M
John^
I. WilliB]
..Hinsdale
McCarthy. Richard Itaska
McUee. William E Hinadale
Neltnor. .lohn C West Chicaeo
Saylor, Frank M Naperrille
176
List of Registered Pharmacists — Uontiiiued.
EDGAR COUNTY.
I
Baker, Bert W Kansas
Blackburn. John W Paris
Boyd. John C **
Boyer. Joseph W Vermilion
Dever, Burns H Hume
Drake. James M Paris
Ferris. Edward **
CriNjert. Georgre A Dudley
Hogrue, James F Kansas
Hogue, George H
llolden. Willis E Ohrisman
Honn, Samuel H Metcalfe
K*»lly. William H Paris
Korrick, Henry C Brocton
Kester, William L Kansas
Link. Niah Parin
Mason, Ross \i * '
Mussclman, Winfield * *
Payne. John A Kansas
Romack. George Brocton
Rowe. Herbert B Paris
Schnitker, Albert E Cfarisman
Shaver, M artin L Kansas
Standly. Oalaway N Redmon
Stark. William H Hume
VanSickle, Daniel S Vermilion
Wilson, Henry U Grand Viow
EDWARDS COUNTY.
Hanna, Findlny Y Albion Stevens, Abednego West Salem
Merrit. Nathaniel P EUery Stevens. David A
Micbels. Benjamin F Albion • Stokes, John M
Rigg. Peter S Browns ,
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.
Condo. Joseph P Moccasion
Cornwell. Luciaa M Eflflngham
Eiche. Paul '^
Florin, William Altamont
Hall. Joseph Edgewood
Hall, Lawrence L * *
Hutchison. John P Mason
Hutchi.Mon. Sarah E *
Jones, John EfBnghum
Phifer, John N Shumway
Scott, James R Edjrewood
Shackelford, W. Hurst Effingham
Sprinkle. Irwin A Altamont
Vande veer, Thomas G Effingham
Wade, George Mas<»u
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Honney, Elvin Ramsey
Capps. George B Vandilia
Durst. Charles W St. Elmo
Graham, Edward E Ramsey
Humphrey. Hector S Vandalia
Humphrey, Frederic C
Lindhorst, William F Ramsey
Marty, Charles J — , Vandalia
Maxon, Charles W Farina
Rode, Samuel W Brownst^wn
Rode, William D
FORD COUNTY.
Boal. Mary E ..Piper City
Boal, Delmor A
Bryant, William C Gibson City
Coomes, Amnion Paxton
Culbertson, Samuel D Piper City
CulbertHon. Clara K
Dally, Harvey M Kempton
Foster. Charles A Gibson City
Hamilton. William R.. Jr Sibley
Helmer, John F. G Paxton
Heritage, Josiah F * *
Jackson. Charles R Gibson City
Lamberton, Frank B Clarence
Linn, Frank C Roberts
Lundberg, Victor Paxtoa-
Miller, William M Caberr
Moore. Dwight D Gibson CHy
Pence. Johns
Perry, Eugene B Melvin
Ragsdale. John T Gibson City
Roberts. Edward J Roberts
Ross, John R Gibson Oity
Swanson. David C Paxton
Tieken. J . D Piper City
Turner, G. Harley
177
List of Registered Pharmacists — Contiimed.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bundy, James J Thompsonville '
Carter, Marquis D. L ** ,
DaviH. Marqais D Mulkeytown
Harrison, Francis' O Christopher i
Hudspins, Columbus M Thompsonville {
Hutson. Euphrates G Benton [
Means, Cyrus D Mullceytown '
Pagre. Marion Ewing:
Rotramel, Elijah M Frankfort
Rotramel, R. H West Franksort
Webb. John C Ewinar
Webb. Lewis M *
Webster. Byron E Benton
FULTON COUNTY.
Anderson. Bemhard Avon
Babbitt. James H "
Beatty, L Louis Fairview
Beer.Simon B
BickenbachtAlvin P Astoria
Bonnel, W. W **
Cain. Hilton Lewistown
Claybersr. Sylvester S Avon
£skridi;e, Georgre V Lewistown
Pawcett, Charles M Astoria
Fisk. Bert E Ipava
Gardner, Lawrence E Vermont
Gardner. Man'us L
Gustinp, Henry B Canton
Harrod. Penue.l Avon
HaasoD. Henry C Lewistown
Hnches, Edward B Bernadotte
Hunter. John H Table Grove
Hurst, John McD Canton
Koehler, Albert Table Grove
Kost. Hal B Astoria
L«awH. James M Lewistown
Lioar. Georare P Cuba
Martinis. Ernst L Canton
Marts, Charles H Summum
Meyer, Peter Farniinffton
Mooney. Henry C Astoria
Mooney. Robert N Astoria
Newberry, George W Smithfiei<i
Norris. Howard L Table Grove
Parks. D<»an Fairview
Plaster. Charles S Canton
Plaltenburgr. P. W
Randall, Robert A Lewistown
Randolph. Charles S Ipuvn
Reeder. 1. H Canton
Ross, J anies * '
itussell. O. H Vermont
Rust, George M Canton
Savill. Oliver -
iSaudder, Irenus T Farming-ton
Shidler. Arthur L Ellisvllje
Shreves. Lyman T London Mills
Smith, Nicholas C Canton
Smith. Jerry B Lewistown
Standard. Perry J Fairview
V'andenburg, Ralph L Canton
Vandervoort. Albert A Farmingion
Wallace, .lames .\I Can' on
Webster. Cyrus A * '
Welch, James K Cuba
Wilson, Hornce L London Mills
Wyman, Henry H Tanton
GALLATIN COUNTY.
Bourland. Isaac Newton, Jr Equality
Eberwine. Edward Shawneetown
Greene, Milton S (^maha
HaU. Samuel C
HarrelL James C "
Joyner, Clarence E Ridgway
Krebs. Louis W .Shawneetown
Riley, William H Ridgway
Robinson. Michael Shawneetown
Roilgers, Horace L Equality
GREENE COUNTY.
Berry. William D Roodhouse
Cooper, John M Greenfield
Gray. J. Howard
Hoftman, John Roodhouse
Hoffman, Samuel A Pegram
Lfowenstein. Louis White Hall
Miller. Adam E Rockbridge
Miller, John G Fayette
Moore, David B Roodhou'«e
My tinflrer. Francis M White Hall
Porter. Henry
Reinecke. William C Kane
Say lor. William A Greenfield
Saylor. Charles W *'
Shriver, William A., Jr Roodhouse
Slaten, John P
Smith. Edward Carrollton
Temple, Sylvester C Greenfield
Vedder. Sylvester A Carrollton
V^edder, Frank L Roodhouse
Williams, Frank P (Jarrollton
Wolfe. John H Roodhouse
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178
Li^t of Bei/istcred Pharmacists — Continued.
GRUNDY COUNTY.
Adams, Harry B Moms
Aerard, Henius M Gardner
Affustine, John Braeeyille
Bedford, James R Verona
Bedford, Richard J "
Beltzhoover, Harry L Coal City
Brown. John Morris
Campbell, Andrew J Mazon
Cassinffham. M Gardner
Cassingham. Pred W
Daniels. Carol T Morris
Dawson. James B
Donogrhue, John J
Fertnison, Harry M Morris
Green, Carl V Braeeville
Leach. Georire A Morris
Melhuish, Joseph H Mazon
McMann. William W Gardner
Pool, James A Morris
RidfTway. Emanuel * '
Roe. Robert B Kinsman
Smith. William L Gardner
Spiller. Prank H.. **
Trowbridare. Charles S Morris
W^atson, John S Minooka
Wicks, Theodore C Morri s
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Benson. John G McLeansboro
Boster. Cornelius C Macedonia
Boyd. Rufus H Broucrhton
Braden. Samuel L McLeansboro
Burton, Jsmes M Dahltrren
Burton. William R
Dale, John W Dahlflrren
Dale. MarioTi C McLeansboro
Karnes. William D Dahlsnren
Longworth, Samuel H McLeansboro
Severs, Azariah W
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Abernethy. Alexander Pontoosuc
Aldridere. Silas H l*lymouth
Artz. Edwin Ausnista
Artz, Edwin. Jr
Berger, Agust J Nauvoo
Brinkman, Henry A Warsaw
Brinkman, Louis
Cain. Laban Carthagre
Campbel 1. J. Gordon LaHarpe
Cay wood. Nathaniel H Basco
Cherry. John M Warsaw
Dawson, Theodore B
Eymann, Albert H
Oarard, John H Elvaston
Garard, Minor C
Githens, William H Hamilton
Githens, William K
Griffson. Richard J Agusta
Harris. David M Tiogra
Harris. William F Ferris
Hession. P. J Hamilton
Hession. Thomas S **
Horn, John C Dallas City
Kirkpatrick. Robert B LaHarpe
Knappenberirer, Clarence A ' *
Landakar, Napolean 0*B Dallas City-
Lane. John G Hamilton
Markle. Jasper N Carthace
Marsh, Charles C Bowen
Marsh, Edward G
Marsh. Harrie B **
Mickle. James W Agasta
Miller, John A Elvaston
Mills, AlvaC Nanvoo
Mott. William G Basco
McGee, Samuel Burnside
Perrin, William LaHarpe
Pitney. Orville L Auinista
Rice. C. S Disco
Runyon, Charles A Elvaston
Shaffer. J ohn W Plymouth
Shaffer. Arthur E
.Shaffer, Mart G
Shultz, John L Carthacre
Wilson. Frank D... Hamilton
HARDIN COUNTY.
Butler. Jacob Elizabethtown Martin, William R Elizabethtown
Hill, George W Cave-in- Rock Womack. James A Karber^s Ridse
179
Lists of Registered Phdrmacists — Continued.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
Crump, W. H Media
Doty. Edward StroD^hurst
Emerson, William J Carman
Fidler, Riley E Stronerhurst
Hamilton. Leander Oquawka
Hand, Lonis H
Harter, Isaac F StronirliurHt
HodKon, Robert Oquawka
McKee. John Biggsville
Randall, Roswell P Karitan
Tolman, James C Gladstone
Walker. William C Stronehurst
HENRY COUNTY.
Anderson. A. W Galva
Anderson. Prank O Cambridire
Anthony. George A Kewanee
Barnes. Robert E Orion
Bland, Barzillai M Genesei)
Brown. Benjamin P , Galva
Cederburjr. James D Cambridge
Everett, Edwin Atkinson
Everett. Tolman G Annawan
Pnllerton, Robert J Orion
Hanna. John WoodhuU
Harmon, Frank H Geneseo
Hill. Hneh Kewanee
King. Allen
I^amb. Delmore D Cambridge
Lees, Edwin D Kewanee
Merwin, Frank D Geneseo
McClintock. Williams Galva
McFerson. Grant Kewanee
Norling, Peter O Galva
Norling. Alfred W *•
Payne, Charles W Kewanee
Peterson. George S Galva
Peterson, Frank A Geneseo
Reese, Thomas W Colona
Reese, Levina A **
Salin. FredW Bishop Hill
Sandford. William E Kewanee
Scott, George G
Sherwood, Hanphrey H WoodhuU
Stamm, Dante M Geneseo
Taylor, David P WoodhuU
Wright, James E Geneseo
Wright, Harry P *. Orion
IROQUOIS COUNTY.
Arnold, Thomas S Watseka
Arnold, Daniel W
Austin. William H
Baldwin. James B Onarga
Bamum. Charles E
Bossart. Harry S Buckley
Bozell, William H Oilman
Brenner, Scott Onarga
Brock. Silas Ash Grove
Brokow. Wilson H Sheldon
Brown, Garrison Crescent City
Brown. Pay Watseka
Bnndy. Jqseph E Cissna Park
Bundy. James A Iroquois
Caitlouette. Godfrey Beaver ville
Conner, John C Crescent City
Cozine. William E Buckley
Dawson, Clarence H Mil ford
Dempster, Frank D
DeVeling. John D Chebanse
Elder. Edgar B Watseka
Forsyth, Francis. Jr Loda
Hamilton. Lute M Wellingt<m
Hewins, Charles F Loda
Hockett. Lon Cissna Park
Klein, Frederick L Wellington
Kuhn, Anthony E Clifton
Lottinville, Charles F Papineau
Martin, John H Buckley
Meacham. M. M "
Miller, David W Oilman
Miller, Orville A MaHinton
Mollyneaux, James C Woodland
Mueblenpfordt, August Ashkum
Munch, Graham W Sheldon
McClaiii. William H Onarga
Pawley. Emeat C Clifton
Prillamun. Walter M Wellington
Troline, John E Oilman
Turner, William A Sheldon
Watson, William H Chebanse
Watson. Arvilla
Watson, James
West. Samuel B Oilman
West. Gus A '•
WorstaiU. .Samuel A Sheldon
180
List of Registered Pharnuicists — Continued.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Davis. Green B .- DeSoto
Dean, Obed A Campbell Hill
Dickennan. Georire P Carbondale
Gardiner, Charles D Grand Tower
Gardiner, Clara B
Hanna. J. F Murphysboro
Uauna, James M Campbell Hill
Hartman. Jacob S Makanda
Hewitt, Frank M Carbondale
Infirram. William T Murphysboro
Johnson. Jesse B Leo Rock
Lee. Arthur M Carbondale
Miller, Clinton H Makandu
Minner. Louis A Murphysboro
Mc Kinney. Thomas C Carbondah*
Neill, Edward R Murphysboro
Patten, Eustis Carbondale
Patten, Edward S
Pellett. William S Murphyjsboro
Porter. Edward K Carbondale
Post. Peter M. .'. Murphysboro
Prickett. Francis A Carbondale
Rainbow, J. C. Jr Murphysboro
Steams, Willis Pomona
Sji vester. Roscoe G Carbondale
Wajrner, William G Ava
Warner, John J '
Wagner, Peter J * '
Wheeler. Elliott H Murphysboro
Wltmer. Euffene S
JASPER COUNTY.
Andrews. S. C Newton
Brown. C.F **
Chapman, Joseph C Wheeler
Dovall, Erastus O Rose Hill
Eidson, Henry A Willow Hill
Gettingrer, Martin L Hunts City
McGlashen, Alexander St. Marie
Schackmann, Francis J. C Newton
Schackmann. George H
Youngmau, Stacy R West Liberty
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Bond, Rufus J Mount Vernon
Buckham. Richard F
Casey, Prank R
Hicks. William D Ina
Johnson. Alva C Mount Vernon
Maxey, Walter S
Morris, Oliver P Waltouville
Phillips, Henry C Opdyke
Rackaway, John H Mount Vernon
Robinson . Isaac W Waltonvllle
Waters. Otis M Mount Vernpn
Wei bourn, Georere B Wood Lawn
JERSEY COUNTY.
Barry, Edward L. H Jer.seyvillt'
Du Hadway. Charles W
Kirby. Wesley T
Knox. William T Grafton
Mott, Benjamin L Elsah
Pittman, William Jersey ville
Remer. Theodore F Jerseyville
Smith. Gregory R
Tidball. E. M Grafton
Tidball. J , "
Wsre. George W Jerseyville
Williams. John S
JO DAVIESS COUNTY.
Baldwin. E. S Warren
Baldwin, Lee A
Dittmar, Bernhard Elizabeth
Fowler, Hent y M Scales Mound
Grabner, Alanson F Wsrren
Hall. Robert L Apple River
Hall. William
Heid, Frank H Galena
Hubbard. Jackson A East Dubuque
Huiton. William Elizabeth
Keasler. Samuel P Warren
Kittoe. William K Galena
Liek, Charles W East Dubuque
Muynard, Malachi Apple River
Miller, Georgt: E Hanover
McNeill. Thomas Galena
Niemeyer. Henry Stockton
Rockey, Richard M Nora
Rowe. v;harleK E Hanover
Sharp. Jeremiah N Stockton
Siniger. William Galena
Siniger. Frank "
Smith. L Carson Stockton
Tyrrell. George M
181
List of Refjistered Pharmacists — Continued.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Benson. Newton J Vienna , Powell, Thomas B Vienna
Berry. J. N New Burnside Rees. Samuel H Belknap
Blanchard.J. F ** i Simpson, W. C Vienna
Pern. William J Tunnel Hill , Simpson. Francis M *'
La Rue, Henry D New Burnside '
KANE COUNTY.
Andres, Albert A Elein
Baumann, Henry J Dundee
Becker. John Aurora
Brown. Thomas J Maple Park
Budlone. William C Aurora
Bussey. Cecil P * *
Butterfield. Samuel C Hampshire
Cate. Henry B Aurora
Cook, Auirustus E "
Cook, Henry D Elgrin
Day. Elmer E **
Doherty. James T St. Charles
Doty, Vernon P Hampshire
Downing, William H Aurora
Flateher. Albert L Elffin
Plynn. John M Elbum
Gasre, J ohn O H am pshire
Gartland. Walter J Elgin
Genz, George L Aurora
Gerlach. Harrison G Maple Park
Getzelman. Benjamin C Elcrin
Goodwin, Charles A Aurora
Green, Frederick H Batavia
Grimm, Henry P Aurora
Gross. Henry E ^ El'gm
Grundy. John D ' *
Hall. Edwin "
Hardinir. Alfre<i Aurora
Harris. Edwin M **
Hart. William Elgin
Hartz. Peter G Aurora
Hatch. Austin P "
Hobnea. William E **
Holmes, James S **
Holmes. Arthur B "
Jeffery. John W Batavia
Karl, Louis W Aurora
Kinne, M. M Batavia
Kothe, Emil C Elgin
Leiseberg. August G Dundee
Longacre, Harman Y St. Oharles
Mathewson, Adelbert. T Elbum
Morrow. James W Elgin
McDonald. Cornelius W Aurora
Norton. Harry E Elgin
Nyman. Charles V Batavia
Patch in. Lyman J
PhillipH. William D Elgin
Raquet, Emil Aurora
Rice. Lewis H * *
Richmann, Christian L Elgin
Richniann. A. F. W **
Rollins. Frank D Aurora
Sanders. Thomas W * '
Schultz, C. F. William Elgin
SchwingeL Willinra H Aurora
Sinclair, Charles S Dundee
Smith. Oliver V. R Elgin
Springer, Edwin ' *
Sprowlp. Alexander H * '
Standt, Louis C Aurora
Standt. Albert J *'
Steege, Louis J Elgin
Stepnens, Charles C Batavia
Strader, John C Geneva
Van Cleve, Frank J Aurora
Van Patten, James S St. Charles
Walters, John H Elgin
Weatherill. William L •
Weld, Russell **
Wheat, Edwin J Geneva
Williams. Marco Aurora
Wolcott. William A Batavia
Zabriskie, John A Geneva
KANKAKEE COUNTY.
Allison. J. W, Essex
Besse. I'htlip A Kankakee
Betoume. Edward * '
Culver. Anson A Momence
Dneharroe. J. Louis St. Anne
Edwards, Reuben L Momence
Fries. Franklin S Kankakee
Hickey. Teresa
James. Huntington Herscher
Jeffrey. Joseph Hospital
Kemp, Harold B Momence
KitDcr. David G Bradley
Kraase. Charles L Herscher
Kurrasch. Otto C Kankakee
Kurrasch, Albert A * *
Letoornaau, Arthur E Manteno
Magee. Samuel R Hospital
Marr. John F Kankakee
Martin. Alfred D
Mathieu. Edward St. Anne
Mc Vicker. George Kankakee
Nutt, Levi (i Buckingham
Roden, H. Isidor Momence
Rogers, Henry H Kankakee
Roulean. Zephirim Manteno
Schubert, John J Kankakee
Schubert, William A
Sines, R. W Grant Park
Smith, Joseph E Kankakee
Smith.Charles P
Stebbings, Preston Bradley
Stebbings, Franklin P
Stokes. George W Kankakee
Van Home, George W Grant Park
182
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued,
KENDALL COUNTY.
Bennett. Isaac E Piano
Ho^arduSfHenry E — * *
Braddus. Henry A • *
Foster. Samuel E Millinfirt-on
Hallock. Charles W Yorkville
Heiberir, Axel Newark
Hill. Fred G Yorkville
Hubbard. Cbarlen E Obwcko
LaDue, Burdette E Piano
Leverick, F. A Lisbon
Lord, Frank H Piano
Moore, Charles £ Yorkville
Moore, John, Jr Lisbon
Moore. J. E *'
Moore. Charles S "
Seely.A.T Yorkville
Thuneniann, Carl P Newark
Thunemann. Helnrich K
KNOX COUNTY
Athay, Alfred J Galesburtr
Bair. David F., Jr
Bennett. Elmir Wat aga
Bradway. Charles F Abingdon
Brewer, Johnston S Knoxville
Buckley. Prank E
Burridue. Eugene H Abingdon
Burt, Charles H Galesburg
Clark. Albert B
Coddinsr, Millord B
Cole. John Williamsfleld
Craifr. Harvey A Galesburj?
Davenport. Harry A
Foltz, Frederick r Abingdon
Gatton. William R Oalesburg
Gladhill. Eusrene W Abintrdon
Hamilton. C. E Oneida
Heller, William H Abinsrdon
Hensiey. Herman J Yates City
Hilton. Georere P St. Aufi:u»tine
Johnston, M. H Galesbure
Kemper. John
Lescher. George C Galesburr
Lescher. John W
Lescher. Edmund F ' *
Lindstroni.William
LoRcli, Henry J
Miller. J. B Gilson
Morris. Ewingr V. D Galesburgr
McCaffrey. Jolm P
McLernon. John
Oswalt. Chester G
Randleson. Joseph B East
Kowc. James J Abinerdon
Sayre, Charles A Victoria
Slater. Albert S Wata«ra
.Stochdale, William M Altona
Thoro ius. Oscar D ( ialesbur?
Toler. JohnC
Truax, Fred S Princeton
White. John Galesburtr
Woods. Prank M Maquon
Yetter, Henry C Galesburif
LAKE COUNTY.
Barrett. William C Hijrhland Park
Cummin ITS, George B
Cumminsrs, Adeline E P
Dyer, Edward L Waukegan
Emmons, William H Antioch
Emmons. Mattie F
French, George G Ijake Ft»rest
Gilbert, ChurTes W Wuukei?an
Hoeue. Harry L Lake Forest
HoHstein, Conrad Waukesran
Knack. Theodor L Deerfleld
haegltsr, Julius C Hisrhwood
Larkin, Edsrar L i Antioch
Loffan, A. Lloyd Waukegan
Lovell. Frank B Liberty ville
Mead Earl L Grav's Lake
Moderwfll. John B Waukegan
Mourean, Reinhard North Cbicatro
Nordlinffr, Ernest A Lake F'orest
Parker, William C Waukejran
Patchen, Charles R Hifirhland Park
Pearcc, William W Wauke^rau
Pearce. William S
Pearce. Percival
Roberts. Geojre C Wnucondn
Sanborn, (^harles W Liberty ville
Schumai'her. Fred W Higrhland Park
SweHland. Dale
Taylor. John L Libei-ty ville
Writfht, Arthur O Wuukesran
Wriirht. Eliza J
183
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
LA SALLE COTNTY.
Adamick. Gustavous H Peru
Allen. JohD U Marseilles
Anderson. Peter A Streator
Atwood, E. H Lostant
Bedard. Geon?e H LaSalle
BJelland, Andrew A Ottawa
Blandin, Fremont C Rutland
Borehsenius. Qeorire C Norway
Briffffs. James Ottawa
Clancy. William J LaSalle
Corbns, William F
Crabbe.W. P Streator
Croswell. Albert C
Danz. Martin l*eru
Dearth. E. A. Grand Hidt:e
Deeen. Lewis Ottawa
l>euison. George S. N Mendota
Derby, Emma Allen Marseilles
Duncan. William D Ottawa
Perfrnson. John "
Poster. George H
Gapen, Charles L
Green, Franklin L Kanifley
(ireenwood, Alfred R LaSalie
Grisers, Allen G Ottawa
GriirSTS, Oakley Streator
GrifiTffs. Charles W Leiand
Harvey. W. R Dana
Hastinirs, Samuel Mendota
Hattenhauer. B. A Streator
Herrinfirton, Henry M Ottawa
Hersbey, Daniel A Streator
Hicby. Harmon W Ttica
Hiarby, William H Streator
Hills, Charles E ( )ttawa
Hoy, Frank J Streator
Hummer. William B LaSalle
JoneK, Henry W Senera
Kaull. Osborn B Enrlvillr
Kennedy, William [jeland
Kneussl. Gustave OttaN\ a
Kneussl. Max. Jr
Kneu5;sl. Frank * *
Lawril, Charles A LoHtunt
Leiand, Kimball W Utica
Lewis, James S Grand Ridge
Lorriaux, David Ottawa
Lutz, Can J * *
Malberg. Peter A LaSalle
Malone, J. E "
Minor, James Streator
Morahns. Edward S Sheridan
Murray, John T LaSalle
McCauHlin, John W Uiica
Madler, Charles Peru
Packard, James W LaSalle
Pool, James J Earl ville
Pool, Herbert N
Poor, Thompson Streator
Pritchett. Robert M Dana
Quinn, Thoma« F Ottawa
Ray, Charles W StavMiiger
Renz, William A Ottawa
Richards. Louis N Richards
Roades, John F Earlvilie
Robbins. Jennie Streator
Schoenneshoefer. Robert Lostant
Schuetz, George C Mendota
Schuetz. John
Schulte, Frank J Ottawa
Seebach, B. G Peru
Smith. Will H Streator
Smith, Cyrus H Tonica
Stafford, Will iani M Free<loni
Toache, Adolph Mendota
Thomas. Charles H R Seneca
Transean, Bridget E Ransom
Tninsean, James W
Trowbridge. I. H Marseilles
Trowbridge. Leslie J
Vosburgh. David M Earlvilie
Watson. Frank O Leiand
Weston, Charles H Sheridan
Wheeler. Thomas E Ttica
Winter, John J Garfield
Witzman, .John L L'tica
Woolley. Myron Streator
Woolley. William W
Y entzer. George W Ottawa
Zender. Nicholas Ottawa
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Bosart, Jacob M Sunimc«r
Christy, Joseph S
Coooer, George W Bridge port
Corrie. Albert
Dale. William R Summer
Frazer. Milton D Bridgeport
Jpnner. Edward J Birds
Lindsav. Nathaniel F Birds
Lyons, William A St. Francisville
Nunn, George I Lawrenceville
Shaphard. William W
Sheridan. Edward A Summer
Smith, Frank
Stoli z, Samuel O I^nwrenceville
LEE COUNTY.
Asclienbrenner. Conrad Amboy
Barley. James O Dixon
Barton, Jacob B Subleti e
Briggs. James S Amboy
BrocKway. Pliney S PawPaw
Bunnell. El win M Dixon
Chandler. A. W Compton
Charters. George R Ashton
Dnffin. Willard D Dixon
Green, William A Amboy
Hayden. Donald F Dixon
Henry. William Harmon
Horton. David S Dixon
Kelly. Christopher C
Learh William J Ashton
Leake. Frank E Dixon
Munger, Merritt J L* e
Parker. William R Dixon
Prat t. W. A Paw Paw
Rowland. Alfred A Dix«m
Sullivan. Thomas ['
'iMIlson. Alonzo H
Till?on. AlonzoH.. Jr **
Warnirk. John F Franklin Gr.»ve
Wamick. John B
Wilcox. Charles A Amhoy
Wohuke, Jacob
181
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
BaDiTR, H. Milton Chatsworth
BaniTH. Edveuni A
Barr. Cyrus H Dwi^ht
Bloxam, WilllHin H Campus
Bradford, Ralph P Pontiac
Caldwell. James A
Cleary, William P. Odell
Croswell, Jame« T Pontiac
Crum» Benton E Fairbury
Davis. Walter M Dwight
Duw. Benjamin B Saunemin
Duckett. Fred Pontiac
(fuernsey. John P Cornell
Haines. Benjamin C Pontiac
Hare. Henry J Odell
Harvey. Thomas P Pontiac
Hunter. Edwin A Odell
Lott. James R Forrest
Luty en, William C Flanagan
Lui yen, Lyman P Pontiac
Murphy, John S
McGregor, CharlesIA * *
McGregor, Harry B Pontiac
Oughton. John R. Dwieht
Oxley, W.H Strawn
Parsons, Nathan S Fairbury
Payne, Charles E
Ramsey. Hiel J
Root, Michael H Pontiac
Ross. Charles F Saunemin
Sawyer, Henry C Cornell
Seymour, George A Dwight
Seymour, Mary D * *
Stuckey. E. M Fairbury
Sullivan, John F Chatswortn
Syphens, J. M Comeli
Talbott, Charles W Flanagan
VanDoren, Frank E Saunemin
Van Doren, Walters
Wade, Philip Fairbury
Wade. William C
Wikoff. Louis H Emington
Wikoff,F.H
LOGAN COUNTY.
Angell. Charles P Atlanta
Bametr, John R Lincoln
Beckmann. Henry O Emden
Beidler. S. Linn Mt. Pulaski
Oull. James F Lincoln
Danken. Donald
Ehrlich, Hermann K **
Gardner, Benjamin F Atlanta
Hamer, Peter Uartsburgh
Hamer, Thaddeus F Lincoln
Heald, John H *•
Jones, Charles A Atlanta
Jones. Warren L
Kennelly , Joseph E Lincoln
Kirby, William H Chestnut
Mowen. Katharine Lincoln
McClelland, William E Beason
Pierron, Ferdinand R Lincoln
Pope, George O Latham
Reed, Charles C Lincoln
Ruge. Oscar G
Schuler, John L Mt. Pulaski
Seyfer, John W
Taylor. Z. T Elkhart
Taylor, Charles B **
Wheeler, Edward N Latham
MACON COUNTY.
Armstrong, Ellis W Decatur
Armstrong, Charles W ' *
Bell, Henry W
Blaine. Aurilla J
Blaine. Frank J
Brown, William J
Burks. Howard C
Carr. Edgar D Argenta
Draper. Oliver H Macon
Dresbach, Charles A Warrensburgh
Drinkall. Thomas C Decatur
El well, William Lymun
Frederick. Lucius 8 Macon
Hickman. Bagwill T Niantic
Hildebrand. Theodor** Decatur
Hobbs. Frank L Maroa
Holmes. Melville M Decatur
Hubbard. William H
Irwin, Sylvester M * '
Irwin. Isaac N *'
King.JohnE
Krone, Nathan L
Lee, Levi M "
Lonergan. M. VanBun*n
Lord,John W
Matthew. John B Blue Mound
May, WilberF Mt. Zion
McCrum, William O Decatur
Neisler. William F
Nichols, Francis A
Phillips. J. Robert
Porter, Thomas M
Richardson. James P
Riggs, Sherman M **
Shilling, Charles F
Smels, John Maroa
Spooner, Henry L Blue Mound
Sprague. John C
Sterling, James H Maroa
Stouer, A. J Decatur
Swearingen, John A * *
Swearingeu. Frank W **
Thomas. Edward H Argenta
Thompson, Geo. W Decatur
Uhrich, Phares Blue Mound
Upchnrch, Thomas J
Whimey, George V Decatur
Wisehart. D. S
Wiswell, .Jesse M
Wyson-', Aaron D Maroa
List of Registered jPActrjni'Hi/s/s— CoDtinued.
MACOUPIK UOUKTy.
Budd. HanrK Bunker Hill
Budd.Wm.N ■■ '
Cl«rk. Georee H Pi«s«
ClKk. Samuel H ■.. Virden
OummlDeB. LymftD A Bunker Hill
Deck. bewi»C Gicard
Dfcher^n. J. Tovnaend Brlshton
Dirkeraon. Uonard H
Brl. Elmer L Mt. Olive
EslsmBD. J. W. H iilBuntan
Peelei. WIllluD SoottTllle
Priti. HermaDG Staunton
Gar;, wniiam A Cbesterfleld
GilsoD. QeorKB H Sliipmsn
Glah, Abrkham C VIrden
Gobble. John P Scoltvllte
Gobble. iKaacN
Grabun. Wm. D CsrlinTllle
Hanler. Geo. W. VIrden
KiDE, Patrick Nllwood
Kopt, Albert J Ht, Olive
LeMwJjMarW Gillespie
I Loehr.TbeodoreG Carllnvnie
Looml*. Tbaddeus A Uedora
Rae, Tbomas A , ,
HodeMo
Palmyra
ViSen
..Carlfnvillf
..,,Mt. Olive
Virden
Spooner. Paul B PBlmyra
SprsKue, Egbert G ^...Virden
MADISON' COL'NTY.
Atwell. FraDcla C CoUinaville
Ballww. Edward Edwaidsville
Barnard. Wm. D. W Upper Alton
Barth.GeorireP North Alton
Beckmao, Peter W ...Alton
Blckelbaupt, Henry EdvardHvlIk
Bhamberlt
lark, Wm. a
Uetrlcb. Fredericks.
Dlllmiin. Frank K ...
Plnke. Adolpi.
Foi, Frmnk W
Gerdiue. EdwaH O. . .
GrayBon. Wm. n
Haose. (;'
..Collinavil
..Mftdisi
Haose. Ueorve B St. Jacobs
Harniat, W.D..,. Edwardsvllle
Heck, Jacob i-hil Alton
JoeatinE, Edwarde B
Judd.Joiin B Edwardaville
k^nipir. Prederick Hlirhland
IVIUKmou.oauiBuii irui
Ltvesey. Robert P New Douslas
Marsli. Eheneier Alton
Marsh, W.H Upper Altou
Marah. Georite E Alfm
Montsomen. William Moro
Maeirer, Adulpb J. G Hicblnnd
Mueller. Georno GraiilleCEty
Paul, Philip H Alton
RlchardBon.L. A aarlnr
Roesch. CarlC ....Alton
Scho*tlle, GeorKe C ColUnivllle
Scott. Ralph. Venice
Spiea. Charles St. Jacob
Sluart, Robert C Alton
Tiljbetts. Uoaea D Highland
Trarea, Johns EdwaiBaville
WeiRler. George H Alton
Windier, Carl T Edwanlsville
Wirth. Julius Hishlaud
Worm. Guslave A .Alton
Wuiremeyer, H. H Venice
Wysa. Samuel Jr Alton
MARION rOUNTV.
AlCom. Jeafe Pitoka
Altom.John L.
Altem. Sylvanuea E
Busb. Edwin C KInmiindy
Blythe. Will Centralis
Bochner, Wm. M Odin
Bock. Henry D Centralia
Camerer. John D Klnmund^r
Sutler, John W Odin
aDtela, GRoree E luka
Davi>. Cbarlea E Ht. Auburn
Oreer, Charlea F Centralia
Hollieter. Maria E Kinmundy
Intln. J i>i>oph \ luka
.lulin^on. Jcsae L Sinmundy
iT^ilT, JeramaJ Centralia
i'liiilipa, SaiuuelD Odin
l'|]illip«,Wra. H ■■
i'ri.'ketl.CbBrlnaP Centralia
Kimiy. NormiiQ C
S'- >i v.-iirl». Ji>aeDli Salem
Si'liu-iirta. Bernard Jr Saleiu
186
List of Registered Pharmacists— Coniinxkod.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Borders, Oliver P Tolnca
Buchanan, E. L Lacon
Downey, Clark Wenona
Downey, Wm. L
Evans, Jesse W Varna
Gapen. Timothy E Sparland
Hiidebrand. John Toluca
Miller, A. Wayland Varna
Niece, John W Henry
Niece. Harry J.. *'
Powell, Frederick A "
Thomas, Robert H Lacon
Vauffhn, Isaac Wenona
Watrous. Eufrene Lacon
Wood. Lewis T ' *
YouniT. Henry C Lawn Ridsre
MASON COUNTY.
Allen. W. H Havana
Bradley, Allen Mason City
Coat. Harvey H
Covincrton. Marcellus E Havana
Dietrich. William E Mason City
Ermelinir, John G Havana
Glass. Charles E Mason City
Harmison, David C Havana
Hennlnffer. W. A
Leslie. William H Manito
Linbar^er. Edwin S San. Jose
Pfetzln^:, Carl J Havana
Rissinffer. J. Frank Mason Cit y
RuflTflrles, Henry C Kilbonrne
Swinffle, Dillon Masoa City
Tarbill, Frank S Havana
Town, Jiles S Easton
Town, Elnathan
WolterH, Bernhard Havana
MASSAC COUNTY.
Curtis, Fred E Metropolis | Stewart. Georjre A .' Metropolis
Glass. M. M Pellonia
Humma. Henry J Metropolis
Walsh, William E.
Willis. John T.
MENARD COUNTY.
A tterbery, Marion O Oakford
Ayres, D. E Athens
Duncan. Omen L Petersburg
Har(rrave, Michreal T AtheuH
Luthringrer. George F Petersburg
Luthringer, John P * *
Reed, Tally S Oakford
Ruh. Richard B Tallula
Stone, John H Greenview
Strehle, William Petersbure:
TruckenmiUer, George L
Watkins. Sam L
Watkins, Minnie
Zimmennann. A. H Athens
_
MERCER COUNTY.
Allen, John S Keithsburg
Bishop, Isaiah Eliza
Bozartb. J. T Keithsburg
Bras. Thomas H New Boston
Brown. Samuel A North Henderson
Butler. Lemuel E Aledo
Craig. William D **
Criswell. Matthew Joy
Crosby. Henry Viola
Emerson. Edward L New Windsor
Hadley. Weymouth Keithsburg
Hughes, John B
Johnston. David R Aledo
Kelley. Wilber Keithsburg
Lemon. Pred W Aledo
Lloyd, Omen H Keithsburg
Lytle, George New Boston
Martin. Thomas R Sherrard
Martin, William B 'ji
Meuring. Emil L Cable
McManuR. John D Aledo
Rowe. Leonard D North Henderson
Seyler, James H Preemption
187
List of Registered Phdrmacists — Continued.
MONROE COUNTY.
Doufflass. Samuel F Renault ! Mayer, Edward A Waterloo
Eiibracht. William E Waterloo Nixon. Madison G Columbia
Kuenster. Albert J '. ** Sshauffert. John G
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Blackburn. Charles H Harvcl
Brophy. Nathaniel B Nokomis
Davis. Motirau J Litchfield
Deatberaare. William W Raymond
Doufflas, Edmund Uillsboro
DouffiaR. William W
Edwards. Presley J * *
Preeland, Pleasant L Nokomis
Hood. Herbert S Litchfield
Hood. Joseph L
Kinkead, Arthur Irvinir
Lockbart, Charles Hillsboro
Milnor. Krank R Litchfield
Milnor.Mara M
Mover, Martin L. .^ Hillsboro
McUavid, John L , Coffeen
McKenzie. Edwin Y Litchfield
Patterson. Samuel D Coffeen
Preston. Cyrus A Raymond
Schaper. Georgre H Nokomis
Seymour, William L Hillsboro
Stevens. Edward E Litchfield
Stubblefield. Edwards M Hillsboro
Tilden. S. S Raymond
Wilson, Jeremiah C Donnellson
Wilson, Leroy Fillmore
Winn, Marshall Irvinir
M0R(;AN COUNTY.
Alexander. Charles W Jacksonville
Allcott.LeeP
Brewer. J ames D
Brown. FrankR
Bumham, Alonzo P
Caffcy. William W
Coover, Percival V
Fields, Boscoe B Meredosia
Fleming. William C Waverly
Grasflly, William L Jack.sonville
Hamilton. Jay W
Hatch. H.Lee
H logins, Arthur C
Hutchinson. William A Waverly
Kuechler. Robert A Jacksonville
Mendonsa, J. R
McKinney . Frank P Chapin
Obermeyer, John A Jacksonvil le
Oswald. Joseph
Rea^rel, A. W Waverly
Shreve. Joseph P. .'. Jacksonville
Trott. William O Franklin
Welch. Thomas V Jacksonville
Wesner. W. A Murray ville
Wylie. S. B Waverly
Wylie, Elmer B
MOULTRIE COUNTY.
Baker. Crayton A; Lovinrton
Barmm. John W Arthur
Hilliaross. John W Dalton City
Hollin^sworth, Guy Sullivan
Kenne«iy. E. E Bethany
Levers. James A Sullivan
Mayes. James W Dalton City
McCartney. Sidney H Bethany
Palmer. Samuel M Sullivan
Pifer, A. R Lovinpton
Poerue, .Tohn R Sullivan
Sears, Sylvester Arthur
Stedman, William E Sullivan
Stivers. George M Lovingrton
Thoroijson. Frank J Arthur
Vadakin, James H Bethany
Vincent. E. G Gays
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List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued,
M DONOUGH COUNTY.
Allison, Zachary T Industry
Burford. Caroline Tennensee
Clarke, Clarence S Bushnell
Clarke. Albert S
Clarke. E. L
Copelanrt. Prederiek W
Daniel, William B Blandins ville
Decker, Auinistine Macomb
Erwin, James M
Fiak. Edwin D Prairie City
Frisbee. William J Bushnell
Prisbee. W, Jay
Gardner. Harry H Macomb
Harpster, Harry W Bushnell
Healy, E. W ! Macomb
Hendel. R. W Colchester
Hiatt, W. S Macomb
Hogaett. William N
James, John E Good Hop«^
I
James, Elden E Prairie City
Keefer. John M Macomb
Knapp, James B Bardolph
Kreider, William L Prairie City
Kyle, Prank R Macomb
Lane, E. A
Mapes. Prank H * *
Penny witt, Lorentus A ' *
Pond, Alvin B Blandinsville
Pond, Dell L Macomb
Roark. PatrickD
Rush, William J Sciota
Seeley. Ora W Bushnell
Smith, William H Industry
Stinson, William J Macomb
Thompson, Georee M Colchester
Webb, Silas A Blandinsville
Webb Quinton A
Zook. D. E Busnbell
M HENRY COUNTY.
Alexander, Albert R Richmond
Bailey, Charles W Hebron
Besley, Georjre W West McHenry
Brown. Euf^ene N Nunda
Brown, Edward V Hebron
Chapman. Ralph A Mareni^o
Churchill. CharleH E Algronquin
Cook. Charles E Huntly
Crandall. Julian A Union
Curtis. Rozel M **
Daniels, Frank A Woodstock
Doolittle, William H
Dougherty. Will T Marengo
Ferris, Theodore R Huntley
Fleming. Jesse L Woodstock
Goodman. Fred M McHenry
Groesbeck. John W Harvard
Hoy. Luman T Woodstock
Oowell. Lorenzo D Nunda
Mattas, Joseph S Algonquin
Merry, M. W .Hebron
Murphy. Anderson R Woodstock
Nason, William A Algonquin -
Ny^iuist. William Richmond
Patrick, Frank W Marengo
Phalen. James M Harvard
Richardson, Samuel ' *
Richardson, H. W Marengo
Richardson, Webber Harvard
Richardson. George H Marengo
Rowlands, Thomas H Nunda
Russell, Hugh Hebron
Schenck, Michael H Woodstock
Severns. Arthur J Nunda
Stone, Edward E Woodstock
Story, Julia A McHenry
Wright, Adelbert S Woodstock
M LEAN COUNTY.
Ballinger. Frederick H Chenoa
Buckworth, Dana L he Roy
Campbell, Charles Bloominvton
Chapman. Andrew L Cariock
Coblentz, John C Bloomington
Coen. George H Normal
Cook, Amos L
Dawson. Richard H Colfax
Deutsch, Frank C BltM^mlngton
Dickinson, Eliada **
Dickinson. David M '*
Dillman. Andrewr R McLean
Dillon, Thomas B Chenoa
Dunn, Imri Bloomingttm
Dunn. Jay E
Elliii, Milton G Ellsworth
Enlow, Robert R Bloomington
Felter, William J
Finkbohner. Bernbart "
Fischbeck, William A
Foster. Daniel M
Frank. G. A Gridley
Gaff ron, Ernest R Bloomington
Garver. Christian
Garver, John U ' *
Gerbrick, Marcus Stanford
Green. Hamer H Bloomington
Green, Milton A Colfax
Green, Theresa V
Grier, Robert S Liexington
Haering, Otto E Bloomington
Haering, Frederick H
Harville. James M Danvers
Hay ward. Charles E Oropsey
Hill, Fred H Heywortli
Hops, Henry W Chjnoa
Hops. George A Saybrook
Howard, George W Towanda
Hull. Madison D Bloomington
Johnson, James Bellflower
Kavanaugh, Thomas J Saybrook
Kennedy. Eugene A Lexington
Kennedy, Lncian M
Kitchell, Albert M Bloomington
189
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
McLean County — Concluded.
Kopf, J. B Bloomingrton
Kublman. Edward H
LaDcrstftff. Henry W Colfax
Ljenney. John W Chenoa
Le«ter, George P Arrowsmith
Little, John K Bloominirton
Loar, David W Cropsey
Loar. Abram D BloominKton
Macy, William H Towanda
Mabon, Wilson H Cooks ville
Mahon. EberE
Mattockn. Harry E Chenoa
Miller. John M Bloomington
Mobere. Arthur
Moore. David O
Morats!. Maximillian
MoratK. Theodore
Moflselman, John Danvers
McCann, James Normal
Nnsbaum. David H Bloomintrton
Plumley. Nathan 0
Rinehart, Abram N Bloomingrt^'u
Robb. Hufirh Hey worth
Rockhoid. John Stanford
Ruffer. Dewey Chenoa
Schuirmann, Carl ' *
Shelton. Joseph P Hey worth
Shores. Enoch H Saybrook
Shorthose, William T Bloominifton
Snodffrass. John
Stevens, Alexander N
Stoops, Anna B Colfax
Taylor, John A Gridley
Travis. Miles B Saybrook
Van Deventer, Stephen D LeRoy
V0I25, Frederick Bloomiu&rton
Wagrner. John McLean
Watson. Nichols H Anchor
Williams, Joe E LeRoy
Wilson, Oscar L Bloominjrton
Wrigrht, Samuel B Stanford
OGLE COUNTY.
AUaben. Edwin Rochellc
Artsf, Lydia R Byron
BamborouKh. Claude E Polo
Barker. Franklin Rochelle
Blanchard. Alba G Creston
Bradstreet, Jesse W Byron
Brayton. Arthur W Mt. Morris
Brown. Paul D Rochelle
Canode, (ieorge B Mt. Mon*is
Charters, James W Oreuron
Covell. John D Porreston
Dingk'y. Charles A Polo
DonalclNon, Herbert E Leaf River
Haller. Edward E Forreston
Hannura. Wilton F Stillman Valley
Hartong, A, W Rochelle
Hartonsr, W. Clinton
Hunt. Horace B Polo
Jewett, Thomas A Oregon
MiddlekauflF. William L " •
Pelck. Louis J **
Pyfer. Clark (' Forreston
Robbins. Henry C Creston
Spear. Joseph L Polo
Spear. Harry E * *
Stroh, Charles R Stillman Valley
Webster, Charles W Adeline
PEORIA COUNTY.
Albrecht, Henry Peoria
Alyea, Thomas E Princoville
Beaty. Ed ward E Peoria
Benton, Wilber M "
Beat, George H * '
Bliss. John F Princeville
Boescb. Joseph F Peoria
Boasscheidt. Peter J * '
Bowman, Charles A * *
Boyer, Stephen * *
Breithaupt, Jacob B '*
Bush. John A., Jr "
Campen. Anton F * "
Car.«M>D. J. Howard Brimfleld
ChewTking. Jesse Peoria
ColKnb«-rg, Sam • '
Davis. Roberts "
Davis. Samuel C Hanna City
Day. George H Peoria
Dekr<jyft. Fred M *'
Durkin, James E **
Ehert, George W
Eichenberirer. William S '*
Fahnestock. Allftn L Glasford
Farrell, Hiram (i Peoria
Fisher. Joseph E. F "
Fisher. Herbert H *•
Fisher, William N Peoria
Fisher, Howard W * '
BVitsche. Paul R "
Gabriel, Ernest Elmwood
Gerzema. Franz Peoria
Gillett, Almira E Dunlap
Gillett, John *'
Harsch, John H Peoria
Haw ver. William P Monica
Hereford, Edward L Peoria
Heschong. John F * *
Hodgstm. Euerenc M * *
Horn, Prank L "
Huber. Joseph E * '
Ippensen, Herman W "
Johns. Charles Chillicothe
Kneer, John, Jr Peoria
Koob8.H.J. G ••
Lemon, Albert * *
Lilly. Charles P * '
Lorenz, Adolph D [[
Mead. William M Chillicothe
MoflRlt. EuiTpne
Morton. Archibald J Elmwood
McArthur. Frank H Peoria
Mc Dousrnl. Robert I) * *
188
List of Registered Pharmacists— ConiinxxQd,
M DONOUGH COUNTY.
Allison, Zachary T Industry
Burford. Caroline Tennensee
Clarke, Clarence S Bushnell
elarko, Albert S
larke.E. L
Copeland, Frederick W
Daniel, William B Blandinsville
Decker, Autnistine Macomb
Erwin, James M
Fisk. Edwin D Prairie City
Frisbee. William J Bushnell
Frisbec, W. Jay
Gardner. Harry H Macomb
Harpster, Harry W Bushnell
H e al y , E . W : M ac o mb
Hendel. R. W Colchester
Hiatt, W. S Macomb
Hogaett. William N
James, John E (Tood Hop«
James. Elden E Prairie City
Keefer, John M Macomb
Knapp, James B Bardolph
Kreider, William L Prairie City
Kyle, Frank R Macomb
Lane, E. A
Mapes. Frank H
Penny witt. Lorentus A * *
Pond. Alvin B Blandinsville
Pond. Dell L Macomb
Roark, PatrickD
Rush, William J Sciota
Seeley. Ora W Bushnell
Smith, William H Industry
St inson, William J Macomb
Thompson, Georee M Colchester
Webb, Silas A Blandinsville
Webb Quinton A
Zook. D. E Busnhell
M HENRY COUNTY.
Alex^ander, AlbeH R Richmond
Bailey, Charles W Hebron
Besley, Georjre W West McHenry
Brown, Eui^ene N Nunda
Brown, Edward V Hebron
Chapman. i-Calph A Marensro
Churchill. Charles E Aifironquin
Cook, Charles E Huntly
Crandall, Julian A Union
Curtis. Rozel M "
Daniels. Frank A Woodstock
Doolittle. William H
Dougherty. Will T....- Marengo
Ferris. Theodore R Huntley
Fleming. Jesse L Woodstock
Goodman. Fred M McHenry
Groeabeck. John W Harvard
Hoy. (juraan T Woodstock
Oowell, Lorenzo D Nunda
Mattas, Joseph S Algonquin
Merry, M. W rHebron
Murphy, Anderson R Woodstock
Nason. William A Algonquin -
Nyquist. William Richmond
Patrick, Frank W Marengo
Phalen. James M Harvard
Richardson, Samuel
Richardson, H. W Marengo
Richardson, Webber Harvard
Richardson. George H Marengo
Rowlands. Thomas H Nunda
Russell, Hugh Hebron
Schenck, Michael H Woodstock
Sevems. Arthur J Nunda
Stone. Edward E Woodstock
Story, Julia A McHenry
Wright, Adelbert S Woodstock
M LEAN COUNTY.
Bailinger. Frederick H Chenoa
Buckworth. Dana L Le Roy
gampbell, Charles Bloomington
hapman, Andrew L CarTock
Coblentz, John C Bloomington
Coen, George H Normal
Cook, Amos L
Dawson. Richard H Colfax
Deutsch, Frank C Bloomington
Dickinsim, Eliada
Dickinson. David M
Dillman. Andrew R McLean
Dillon. Thomas B Chenoa
Dunn, Imri Bloomington
Dunn. Jay E
Ellin, Milton G Ellsworth
Enlow, Robert R Bloomingt<»n
Felter, William J
Finkbohner. Bernhart "
Fischbeck. William A
Foster, Daniel M
Frank, G. A Gridley
Gaffron, Ernest R Bloomington
Gar\'er. Christian * *
Garver, John U * *
Gerbrick, Marcus Stanford
Green, Hamer H Bloomington
Green, Milton A .Colfax
Green. Theresa V
Grier, Robert S Lexinjjrtou
Haering, Otto E Bloomington
Hiiering. Frederick H
Harville. James M Danvers
Hay ward. Charles E Oropsey
Hill, Fred H Heyworth
Hops. Henry W Ch Jiioa
Hops. George A Saybrook
Howard, George W Towanda
Hull. Madison D Bloomington
Johnson, James Bellflower
Kavanaugh. Thomas J Saybrook
Kennedy, Eugene A Lexington
Kennedy. Lucian M
Kitchell, Albert M Bloomington
I
189
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
McLean County — Concluded.
Kopf , J. B Bloomingrton
Kuhlman, Edward H
IjADgstaff. Henry W Colfax
I jenney. John W Clienoa
l^ester. George P Arrowsmith
Little. John R Bloominirton
Loar, David W Cropsey
I^ar. Abram D Bloominirton
Macy, William H Towanda
Mahon. Wilson H Oooksville
Mahon. EberE
Mattockn. Harry E -. — Chenoa
Miller, John M Bloomingrton
3f ober^. Arthur
Moore, David O
Moratz, Maximillian
Moratz. Theodore
Mttsselman. John Danvers
MeCann. James Normal
Nusbaum. David H Bloomingrton
Plumley. Nathan C
Rinehart, Abram N Bloomington
Robb. Huirh Hey worth
Rockhold. John Stanford
Ruerer, Dewey Chenoa
Schuirmann, Carl * *
Shelton, Joseph P Hey worth
Shores, Enoch H Say brook
Shorthose, William T Bloomingrton
Snodsrruss. John " *
Stevens, Alexander N
Stoops. Anna B Colfax
Taylor, John A Gridley
Travis. Miles B Saybrook
Van Deventer. Stephen D LeRoy
Volz, Frederick Bloomintrton
Wafirn^r. John McLean
Watson. Nichols H Anchor
Williams. Joe E : LeRoy
Wilson, Oscar L Bloominjrton
Wriffht, Samuel B Stanford
OGLE COUNTY.
AUaben, Edwin Rochelle
Artz. Lydia R Byron
BamborouKh, Claude £ Polo
Barker. Franklin Rochelle
Blanchard. Alba G Creston
Brndstreet, .les.se W Byron
Brayton. Arthur W Mt. >lor^i^
Brown. Paul D Rochelle
Canode. Georgre B Mt. Morris
Chartf-rs, James W Oregon
Covell. John D Forre^ton
Din^lcy. Charles A Polo
DonaUlHon, Herbert E Leaf River
Haller, Edward E F'orreston
Hannum. Wilton F Stillmau Valley
Hartouff, A. W Rochelle
Hartoner, W. Clinton
Hunt. Horace B Polo
Jewett, Thomas A Oreifon
MiddlekttuflF. William L " -
Feick, Louis J *'
Pyfer, Clark (J Forreston
Robbins. Henry C Creston
Speur, Joseph L Polo
Spear. Harry E "
Stroh, Charles R Stillnian Valley
Webster, Charles W Adeline
PEORIA COUNTY.
I
Albrtjcht. Henry Peoria ,
Alyea. Thomas E Prince ville
Beaty. Edward E Peoria
Benton. WiJber M "
BeM, George H * *
Bliss. John F Princeville
Boeseb. Joseph P Peoria
Bousscheidt. Peter J * *
Bowman. Charles A **
Boyer, Stephen ' *
Breithaupt. Jacob B **
Bush. John A.. Jr **
Carapen. Anton F *'
Carson. J. Howard Brimfleld ,
ChewniufiT. Jesse Peoria
Coffin bere. Sam **
Davis. Roberts "
Davis. Samuel C Hanna City i
Day, Qeorga H Peoria
Dekroyft. Fred M •* i
Du rk in. James E ** ,
Ehert. Georgre W " '
Eichenberjcer. William S ** ,
Fahnestock, Allen L Glasf ord
Parrell, Hiram G Peoria i
Piaher. Joseph E. F **
Fisher. Herbert H *' i
Fisher. William N' Peoria
Fisher. Howard W * '
FritHche. Paul R "
Gabriel. Ernest Elmw^ood
Gerzema. Franz Peoria
GiUett, Almira E Dunlap
Gillett, John "
Harsch. John H Peoria
Hawver, William P Monica
Hereford, Edward L Peoria
Heschongr, John F '*
Hodgson. Eugene M " *
Horn, Frank L "
Huber. Joseph E "
Ippensen, Herman W * *
Johns, Charles Chillicothe
Knoer, John, Jr Peoria
Koobs.H.J. G "
Lemon. Albert **
Lilly. Charles F "
Lorenz, Adolph D ' *
Lueder. Fritz "
Mead, William M Chillicotho
Moffitt, Eugene
Morton. Archibald J Elm wood
McArthur, Frank H Peoria
Mc Dougal. Robert D * *
190
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
Peoria County — Concluded.
McDoufiTul. Harry H Peoria
McMahan. John P * *
Nicaiso. Gustavo ' *
Oberhauser. William P '*
Ohl. William *'
Ossenbeck, Edward A "
Owen. Clarence * *
Peck, William R Edelstoin
Pelz, Her.i.an J Peoria
Pelz, Edmund R *'
Pickrel. Jesse. Jr ' *
Pierce. Edsrar C North "
Pinkney. Richard M **
Porter, Jessie M Princeville
Quierley. Samuel R Elmwood
Reeu. A. W. H Peoria
Reen, Clemens A * *
Rehfuss. Charles "
Reinhart. Joseph P "
Rettberg. John * *
Robinson, William Brimfleld
Rowclitf , James P Peoria
Ruffffles, Albert Q Peoria
Schmid, Ernest A * *
Snider. O.S "
Snider. Herbert M *'
Sorairue, LoyalT '*
Stephenson. Benjamin M * *
Teeter, Charles W *•
Thomas. Lewis H Chiliicothe
Tischer. William C Peoria
Ulrich. Julius *'
Van Patten. Elmer B * '
Vonachen. Frank H * '
Weinkauff, Jacob **
Weisbruck. Henry J ' *
Wheeler, Louis C * *
Wolf.Joseph J. '•
Zieffler, Herman L *'
Ziromermann. Charles '*
Zimmerraann, Eugene '*
Zimmermann, Robert "
Zimmeniianii. Albert "
PERRY COUNTY.
Brookinsrs, A. C DuQuoin
Brookiners, Charles M
Campbell, Thomas 8 PInckneyvillo
Carr, Jerome C DuQuoin
Feamun, Philip Cutler
Peaman, Martha E ' *
Kufirler, Major L Pinckneyville
Lehn, Robert O DuQuoin
Marlow. James T Tamaroa
Morrison, Guy Pinckneyville
•Parks. Walter W DuQuoin
Reynolds. S. i¥ alter Pinckneyville
Stacy. Noble C DuQuoin
Ward. Francis M Tamaroa
Wheelos, James H
White. James B DuQuoin
White, Carl B
PIATT COUNTY.
Abranis. James H Atwood
Bodman. Sereno K Bement
Oald well. William B Monticello
Carberry. D. E Mansfield
Chenowerth . Francis H Monticello
Clarke, John F Bement
Cox. Sullivan W
Hott. John F Monticello
Noe, ( )scar D Hammond
Patterson. Newell Mansfield
Pease. Leslie T Cisco
Peel. Francis M White Heath
Ridflrley. Charles H Monticello
Sayler. E. R Bement
Saylor, Alva O Pa Place
Shaff. John N Cisco
Spilver, Henry p. W Mansfield
Stevenson, William F Cisco
Thompson, William Cerro Gordo
Vail, John Del^and
Webster, Edwin C Monticello
Wood, R. E Cerro Gordo
PIKE COUNTY.
Atkinson. Henry B New Canton
Barker. Joel H Piit«field
Brown. William M Milton
Clare, S. H Pleasant Hill
Coley, Charles A Pittsfleld
Cover. Daniel, Jr New Salem
Dennis, Wilson S Chambersburi;
Felmley. John S GriMsville
Ferguson, John H
Fish. William H Baylis
Garrison. G. B Pearl
CtarriHon, William H '*
Garrison. H. Daley * '
ririmes. Eli Milton
Grinshaw. Thomas C Pitta^eld
Halpin. JohnC New Hartford
Harder, C. H Pittsfleld
Harvey. Luther J Grifir^ville
Klein, Walters Time
Pollock, Robert R Nebo
Rowand, John R Barry
Rowand. Josiah 8 '*
Sharer, William L Perry
Shoemaker, Thomas Qrieiraville
Shoemaker, Raphael Perry
Shoemaker. Winfleld Grisirsvine
Thurmon. Charles Miltou
Weiss, Daniel K Barry
191
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
POPE COUNTY.
Benham. Julius H Golconda
Boicourt. WUIiam H
Harts. P Eddyville
Hart, James D
Kinsr. William Rose Bud
Shearer. J. A New Liberty
Trovilliou, Jerry A Golconda
Young, JohnB
PULASKI COUNTY.
Brown, Wilson New Grand Chain
Conner. John Q Beechwood
Crecelius, Geo. W Olmsted
Doty, Monroe New Grand Chain
Feilenatein. Jacob
Johnson, Alf. G Mound City
Kreitner, Frank
I Lewis, Alfred W Pulaski
' Pavey, George A Villa Ridge
I Rodman. Wm. R Mound City
' Rowley. Joseph W Pulaski
I Winstead, Marcus L Wetaug
Wood, George H Beechwooa
PUTNAM COUNTY.
McCormick. George A Hennepin | Seaton, J. H .
McGee, Albert C Mt. Pulaski
Hennepin
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Alexander. Samuel H Sparta
Alexander, James **
Beiter, John O Evansville
Brands, Albert L Prairie du Rocher
Dinges, Henry A Red Bud
East. Solomon M Coulterville
Edgar. Robert S
Grant. Wm. H Sparta
Grenslet, Eugene D
Heitman. Louis Chester
Holbrook. Edward E Sparta
Holm. Peter N Chester
Laird, David P *
Lesaulnier, Louis. Red Bud
Lesaulnier. Walter J Red Bud
Levick, Alfred T Steelville
Miller, William Chester
Milligan, James S Coulterville
Morrison. Lewis W Chester
Moulic. William Percy
McDill. J. T Sparta
Pautler, C. D Evansville
Rhodes, Orthiel H Baldwin
Robertson. Thomas Steelville
Simmons. Samuel Rockwood
Tackenberg. Theodore W Chester
Tegtmeyer. George Shiloh Hill
Wrieht. Johi? M Chester
RICHLAND COUNTY
Bower. George W Olney
Bower, William * '
Foskett, Charles T ' *
Fritchey. A W Claremont
GaflFner. Robert Olney
Palmer. E. L Noble
Phillips, Victor E Olney
Phillips. Jeremiah **
192
List of Registered FharmacistH^-Continued.
ROOK ISLAND COUNTY.
Bahnscn, Frank W Rock Island
Babiiften. Max F
Battles. Charles £ Moline
Battles. Morris W. Jr **
Renffston. John Rock Island
Burgower, Joseph 4
Carter. Henry W
Clendenin, William Moline
Coyne. Christopher C Port Byron
Crandell. Melville C Reynolds
Fisher, Charles £ Rock Island
Franine. H. L Milan
Freek, Wm. R Cordova
Grotjan, Otto Rock Island
Harder.Henry W
Hartz.BenC
Hartz.W.T
Helmbeck. Emil Moline
Heinib«^ck. August Rock Island
Hill. AnthonyJ
Huyett, Herman J Milan
Johnston, Wm. K Cordova
Karwath. Louis H. R Moline
Koeckrits, Horst von Rock Island
Koehler, Emil
Lind vail, Gus Moline
Ludolph, Henry E Rock Island
Marshall. Wm. H
Myers. James F
Neufeld. Frank
Rasmussen, Alfred S
Riess. Adolph J
Roflrerit, Frank E Port Byron
Rosrera, Ed. M
Rudert, Otto Rock Island
SHndstrom. Henry Moline
Schmidt. IjOuIs A Rock Island
Sohrbeck. G. Henry Moline
Sohrbeck. Georffe W
Speidel, Conrad Rock Island
Stum, George R
Thomas. T.H
Ullemeyer, Will
niemeyer. Charles
Wyckoff, ElmerE
ST. CLAIR t'OUNTY.
Bader, Henry P East St. Louis
Bardorf , Louisa A Freeburg
Bock. Gustavus C SniJthton
Bunch, Charles O East St. Louis
Clark. Asa T Belleville
Curtis. Oramel M East St. Louis
Dauber. Henry Mascoutah
Feichert. William Belleville
Ft^ichert. Julius C
Finke. Adolph M East St. Louis
Fitch. Charles C
Grain, Jacob W
Grebe, William Freeburff
Greer. Albert P Summerfield
Grimm. Erwin Belleville
Gunn. Allen B
Ilackman, Ausrust E East St. Louis
Harlan. James M
Harris. Walter B
Harrison. S.W Belleville
Hartnasrel. H. A
Hartnaire]. Gustav A
Heeley, Daniel C
Heller. Georife G East St. Louis
Heurick. George Mascoutah
Hertel. Heni;y Preeburif
HuRein-*^* Madison C East St Louis
K«»nipff, Loui.s Belleville
Kissel. Andrew **
Knoebel, Thomas East St Louis
Kohl. Emil J Belleville
Kohl. Walter J
Krintr, Charles Freeburjf
Krintr. Eufircnc C East St. Louis
Krinff. Alfred O
Louden. John C Lebanon
Ludwi^. George E Belleville
Lyons, William McKee Marissa
Merker. (Charley P East St. lK>uis
Monteil, EuBrene '*
Neuhaus, Otto G Belleville
Reis, Valentine M
Remick. George £ O'Falleu
Rohm. Henry C East St. tiouis
Schenck, Louis New Athens
Schlernitzaner. William C MiDstadt
Schlueter. Albert G East St. Louis
Skaer. John, Jr Lensberg
Smiley, Ernest H O'Fallen
Spannagel. William C East St. Louis
State. Joseph E
Steingoetter. Henry Belleville
Stookey. Lyman P
Traubei. Robert W East St, Louis
Trigg, Francis M
rmbarger. Bradley O'Fallen
Weingaertner, J. J Belleville
Wilson. Thomas A Lebanon
SALINE COUNTY.
Burnett, Henry L Raleigh
Carr. James C. D Galatia
Grace, Joshua H llarrisburg
(ire eg. Hugh
Hallock. William Penn
Jones, Randall P Gulatia
Ijewis. John S Carrier's Mills
Lewis, Oliver Stone Fort
Mathis. John W Eldorado
Mathis, William E
Parker. Charles V Harrisbiirg
Rose. James H
St. John, George W Stone Port
Whitley. Silas A Eldorado
Young, Virgil W
193
List of Registered Phannacisis — Continued.
SANGAMON COUNTY.
Bales, Charles W Springfield
Baxunann. G^or/re £
Baamann, Charles T * *
Bollea, Hiram O
Bollea. Chester H
Bowcock. Charles M
Bradley. Milton M
Broadwell. Stuart
Brown. Daniel * *
Brown, John Howe
Clark. Albert H
Clarkson, Robert A
Clayton, C. E Pawnee
Clemens. Andrew M Springflekl
Cobbs, John W
Conant. John B
Cowdin. John P lUiopolis
Cowen. H. S Springfield
Deal, John Riverton
Diller, Roland W Springfield
Diller.IsaacR
DodJs, Richard N *.
Duncan. T. S Bradfordton
Keltham. Joseph H Springfield
Fisher. Jere W
Pleury. Prank
Fleury.A. M
Frisch. Jacob
I"\ilton. Lee W New Berlin
Graser. Charles J Springfield
Hall, John G
Hicks. Robert B Auburn
Hoy, Edward M Springfield
Hudson. Oliver G Springfield
Hudson.Noble R
Hulett, Granville A
•Laugeman, William G * *
Matthew. Everett S Divernon
Metz^er, Fred W Springfield
McNier. William G llliopoliH
Nelson. Charles S Springfield
Newberry. John R Pawnee
Parker. Homer D Rochester
Perce, William L Williams ville
Price. William B New Berlin
Ralston. Wilbur B Springfield
Rauth. Fred W
Riddle, Hamilton R Mechanicsbnrg
Roacb, John N Pawnee
Roberts, William F Pleasant Plains
Roberts. John L * *
Ryan. Charles Springfield
Scott. Thomas Y
Sell.Edwin A
Smith.FrankB
Smith. George C
Sommer, Louis
Sommer. Louis F. W
Sprague, Otho N Pawne*-
Stebbins. Carl G Springfield
Stout, Elihu T
Van Deren, Thomas N Lonmi
Whitley. William W Chatham
Wineman, Charles H Auburn
Wright, Charles D Rochester
Znpf . William Springfield
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Brines. Paul C Rushville
Camp. Julian E Brooklyn
De Witt, James L Littleton
Finch. Thomas Rushville
Finch. Marshall
Hawkins. William R
Phillips, BtM-t K Rushville
PrentiHs. Samuel S
Snuther. Allen K
Vedder. Fred F
Williams. Robert A Camden
SCOTT COUNTY.
Campbell, J- P Winchester
Frost, Edward J
Prost, John W
Frost, Robert W
Frost. Charles R
I^wis, James C Bluffs
Morris. James F Exeter
McEvers. Byron Glnsgow
Sims, John Oxvillc
Smith, Marsh H Manchester
York, Morris A Glasgow
SHELBY COUNTY.
Aughinbaueh. W. H Oconee
Axton, William S Cowden
Bmnk. Charles H Windsor
Kdwards. Gideon A
Frost, Thomas G Sigel
Proat. Jane ' *
Oodf pey, John W Moweauua
HiggiDbotbam. L Tower Hill
Hopkins. Edward M Shelby ville
Humphreys. Andrew J Tower Hill
Keiser. George M Moweaqua
Knox. Victoria A Stewardaon
Knox, John W
Montgomery. Michael Wind«<or
Mooberry. Elyah M
McHenry, Beauchamp H Moweaqua
Pate, Lewis F Shelby ville
Patton. Robert A Prairie Home
Reij-s. Adoiph Shelby ville
RhoadH, George W
Rhoads. George B
Robinson. Thomas N Steward son
Saylor. John H Herrick
Seaman, Lewis S Shelby ville
Seaman. Joseph O
Seaman. James L
Shelt^m. John H Tower Hill
Wiandt. James H Trowbridge
Wittmann, Fred A Tower Hill
13 P
194
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued.
STARK CK>UNTy.
Cover, John P Toulon
Davis. Garry G Wyoming
Kmery. Samuel W
Hall. John H Toulon
Moffltt, Alonso Wyoming
Overman, Urban Toulon
Plumraer, David G Bradford
Plummer. William P Bradford
Plummer. Henry S * *
Plummer. Edwin M
Prouty. Charles B
Teeter, Elias S Wyoming
Wead. James 8 West Jersey
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
Askcy. William Dakota
Burrell, John Prceport
Chamberlain. Garden S
Emmert. Joseph
Fisher, Edwin J Rook Grove
Fleck. John N Preeport
Proning. John C
Fye. Adam C Davis
Gheen. George G Orungeville
( Tuentber, Charles P Freeport
Houser. Christopher P Lena
Johnson, Charles P Preeport
Jungkunz, William F
Junghunz, Louis * *
Raudman. Bert S Lena
Keeler, Harry Preeport
Kruse, Fred W FVeeport
Meisenbaeh, J ulius C * '
Mete, John Lena
Metz. Robert **
Moogk, Herman J Freeport
Musser. Thomas O Pearl City
M cCalla. Isaac Dakota
Mease. George T Winalow
Richart. Henry •.Cedanrille
Richart. Alma
Rostad. K. T Davis
Shaihle. John P Preeport
Swarts. George P "
Wagner. Samuel Q * *
Wittig. Charles Pearl City
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Aiphouso, A Washington
Baily, G. O Armington
Brad fleld, Samuel Green Valley
Cody. J. Millard Tremont
Conibear. William H ; Morton
Conibear, John C * *
Ehrlieher, Henry M Pekin
Ehrlicher. Otto D **
Ewing. B. N Minier
Poster. H. H Delavan
Hittle. L. T Mackinaw
Hodson. William F Delavan
Jones, John P Minier
Ketterer, Emil Pekin
liAwton, Louis W Delavan
Maclay. Archibald i Delavan
Mishler, Joseph H Deer Creek
Moreland, J.J Pekin
Moschel, G. W Morton
McKinstry, Thomas H Delavan
Powell, William O Mackinaw
Shafer. George R Morton
Sheibly. Jeremiah T Minier
Smelz. John C Hopedale
Spaeks, Richard Mackinaw
Trowbridge, W. H Green Valley
Whi te, George H Pekin
Zinser, Isreai Washington
Zinser, Elmer F
UNION COUNTY.
Burnett, John W Alto Pass
Bussey. Henry F Anna
Dillow, Ja«»per A Dongola
Foreman. Erastus Cobden
Hall, Mary Anna
Henkel, Solon A Cobden
ICreml. Charles E Anna
Kroh. Frank H *•
Montgomery. Edwin L Dongola
McCracken, Minor Anna
McLane, William L Dongola
Otrich, Charles L Anna
Parks, Clarence K * *
Parks. George C "
Parks. John W * *
Price, Jonathan Western Saratora
Rizleben, Thomas Jonesboro
Ross, B . Prank Oobdtti
Scarsdale. Frank E., Jr Uek Creek
195
List of Registered Pharmacists — Concluded.
VERMILION COUNTY.
Abemathy, Ralph T Danville
Baum. W. T
Baamfirart, Fr«d
Biieins. Chamberlain M Hoopeston
Bntler, Samuel 6 Danville
Carter, Theron H
Courtney, Z. B Potomac
Courtney, J. B **
Cowan, William C Qeoraretown
Dickson, Stanford S Muneie
Edwards, William A Danville
Ehlera, Charles P
Elliott, William H Hoopeston
Esslinsrer. Arthur Danville
Evans, WilUam R Sidell
Fallis. Charles W Danville
Vlngg, Edmund Hoopeston
Prana, Jacob S Danville
GoUiday, Prank P Hoopeston
Hall, Harry A Danville
Homada, Charles J Rid^e Parm
Irwin, Plavius G Danville
Irwin. Frank P
James. William H Rossville
James, N. L Ridge Parm
Kespler, Prank E Danville
l>amon. Charles E Pairmount
f^ayton. Prank B Rossville
Linder. James A Sidell
Lindsay, William £ Danville
Malster, John C Hoopeston
Marple, Benjamin F Potomac
Maury, Daniel Rossville
McCartney, Francis M Alvin
Nash. William R Pairmount
Nauth, Prank P Danville
Nunffesser, John H
Oetzel, William A
Plaster. Joseph W
Post, Georire H Pithian
Raney, Benjamin H Danville
Smith, Nathan F Hoopeston
Stallinffs, John Danville
Stansberry, Almon Westville
Steen, Joseph W Rossville
Stuebe, Louis F Danville
Taylor, Roy Rossville
Terpeninff, Theodore F Catlin
Tilton, SamR *'
Westberry. Andrew B Rankin
Winslow, Edwin C Danville
Woodbury. William W. R
Woodbury. Amos G
Young, John H Oakwood
Zerse, Clarence A Danville
WABASH COUNTY.
Baird, Francis M Mt.lCannel
Bower, Ernst Zeledon
Brennan, Charles F
Gordon, Robert S
Gray. Frank S AllendaU'
Hadley, Walter C Mt. Carmel
Le^ier, John T Keensburir
Manley. PaulG Mt. Carmel
Martin, Charlus A Mt. Carmel
McChirkin, John * '
Mcintosh. Andrew J Allendale
Schneck. Jacob Mt. Carmel
Spaeth.GusC
Stonenietz, Guy N ' *
Wallar. Pay K Bellmont
Walter, Victor P Mt. Carmel
WARREN COUNTY.
Abbey. Horatio Kirkwood
Barnes, George S Monmouth
Brewer. John E
Brewer. Melville
Brown, Harrison M Alexis
Davidson, John P Kirkwood
Dinhar. John C Monmouth
Foster, Frank S
Gilliland, Samuel Kirkwood
.Tobhson, Frank O Monmouth
Law. William J
Mil]er,9Edwin L Alexis
McClanahan. Charles Roseville
Prouty. James W
Rayburn, George W Roseville
Roberts, Mitchell B Swan Creek
Servatiua. Leo A Kirkwood
Shult z. Crit Monmouth
Spriggs, James H
Spriggs. John S. Jr ' *
Spriggs, James A
RtandTey, James W Alexiij
Standley, EmmaB
Stark, William Kirkwood
Stewart, Clarence H Little York
Temple. Alfred J Cameron
Weed, Alvah Alexis
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Brown, Joseph E Ashley
Pincher, August E Nashville
Franzlau, Prank H
Goodner. James T Irvington
Mason, Joshua M Richview
Morrison. J. R Oakdale
MaHheims. Charles M Nashville
McKean, John S Oakdale
OfllU. Thomas R Ashley
Pace, William C Ashley
Poos. Robert C O'Kawville
Sandmeyer. Henry W Nashville
Seibert, William H Ashley
Troutt. William L Nashville
Troutt, James J
Welch. T. F Ashley
Welch. Andrew, Jr
196
List of Registered Pharmacists — Continued
WAYNE COUNTY.
Baker, James G Fairfield
Bradford, William E Six Mile
Branson, J. M Keene's Station
Carrothers. William G Fairfield
Delzell. CUarles A
Jacobson, Prank Q Wayne City
Keen. Isaac N Pairfteld
Roberts. Nathan E
Vandaveer, John W ' *
Wilson, Charles E
WHITE COUNTY.
Bailey, George A Graysville
Ball. William A Carmi
Ball. John K.. "
Boord, Ed R Gray ville
Davenport. Aaron Crossville
Edwards. Peter Springrerton
Gosney, Samuel C Carrai
Harrell. Jerome L Norris City
Jenningrs, William E Graysville
Lemmou, R. B Norria City
L#owe. William H Gossett
Madden. Albert Grayville
Mootz, Herman Carmi
Smith, William O Crossville
Starkey. Jonathan B Grayville
Stewart. Elam L Carmi
Stewart, Prank L * *
Webber, Charles B Mill Schoals
Welsh, William W Enfield
Welsh. Arthur E
WHITESIDE COUNTY.
Bickford. J. M Rock Falls
Brown, Al»)ert A Sterliog
Brown. Catherine B
Brown. Eric P Phrophetstown
Brown, E. Percy
Burns, George W Morrison
Burridire. Francis E Erie
Chamberlain. Susannah E Albany
Cunninerhara, Joseph M Erie
Diller. Horace E Sterlinjr
Dimond. Stacy B Albany
Eshleman. J acoh R Sterling
Penn, Charles W Prophetstown
Foster. Albert A Morrison
Greenman. Burt D Tampico
Hnllett. William P Sterling
Hendricks, Allen R Sterling
Kentfleld, George H Morrison
Kline. John A Rock Palls
Lewis, Appleton R Morrison
Meyers, Ben ^nmin P Sterling
Meyers. John M
Mosher, James H Prophetstown
Olds. Louise W Albany
Perry. George P Sterling
Rostede. DamaB Albany
Smith, Alexander C Sterling
Ward. James F Fulton
Ward. JamesN *
Williams, Leslie
Williamson. A. C "
WILL COUNTY.
Amos, John R Joliet
Bacon, Charles H Lockport
Barker. Howard S Frankfort Station
Barr. Daniel S Braid wood
Bernhard, Phillip H Lockport
Bary. John P Joliet
Breves. Rudolph Peotone
Brown. Horace H Joliet
Brown. Eugene C
Carlson, John L
Cassingham. Edwin W Wilniington
Chsrlion, C^harles K
Elliott. William Peotone
Pahrner. John Joliet
Flexer, An son W ' •
Harrison. DeWitt C Wilniington
Henry, Rolands H Peotone
Hensel, Richard Mokpua
Holzhaner. William C Joliet
Horn. .\ ichols J
Howlund. Edward D Lockport
Hungerford, S. M Manhattan
Ilg. Joseph E Joliet
Jump, David W Plainfield
Keith. William P Elwood
Kennelley. Frank C Joliet
Keyes. John * '
Knickerbocker. Ward New Lenox
Letinon. Daniel P Joliet
Liess. John. Jr
Morgan. Fred A Plainfleld
Mount, John B Joliet
Mc Donald. John A Lockport
M cGrlffin. William R Joliet
Owens. John C Plainfleld
Peterson. Constant U Joliet
Plitt, Louis ••
Rohe, Charles J Crete
Rohe. William H **
Smith. James A Braidwood
Sonntag. ("harlfs Plainfleld
Stillman. Harvey A Joliet
T#»nnysen. August Manhattan
Wash, Harry H Lockport
Watson, William .1 Braidwood
Willard. Erastus W Joliet
Wollesen. Peter Lockport
197
List of Registered Pharmacists — Concluded.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Anderson. Dixon S Creal Spriugrs
Bentley, Edward X Marion
Bundy. William H *
Burffess. William J Johnston City
Cline. John M Marion
Eubanks. Edward E Johnston City
Fowler. Jame» M .Crab Orchard
Hampton, R. B. H Carterville
Harst. Thomas J Creal Springs
Kelley, Joseph Carterville
Peebles. Robert P Crab Orchard
Rice. Valentine Carterville
Robinson. Hiram C Creal Sprines
Tidwell. Moody. Crab Orchard
Vick. Josiah Marion
WashbumJA^illiam S *'
Whitttcre, Hiram N Creal Spriners
WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Arnold. William B Roc tcf ord
Boswell. CharlesT
Caswell. Stephen J **
Corl, James 0 Winnebago
Coymer, Robert C Rockford
Orill. Ellsworth E
Day, Arthur W Pecatonica
Dennison. Ulysses G Winnebatpo
Ebbesen. C. Oscar A Rockford
Favor, Walter W
Fy ler. Lorenzo S Roscoe
Pyler. MaryF
Qustaf son, Charles W Rockford
Harvey. Rufus A
Henderson. Alexander **
Keelinff, James H
Keith. William C
Kins. 0*»car Cherry Valley
KiniT. Lorenzo W
Lawson. Charles A Rockford
L/undholm, Victor
Meserole. Jacob A * *
McDannell, William R Rockford
McNair. James M * *
Palmer. William T
Paul, Ira O Winnebasro
Paul, Charlie E Rockford
Pollock. Earle J Rockton
Porter. Hosmer C Rockford
Rowland. Robert C
Sahin, Charles
8af verin. Polke W
SAwyer, Will W
Schneider, Georsre C
Seyurd, Frank O
Skeyhan, Fred P
Slade, Byron A
Starr, Caleb A Durand
Swits, Frank Rockford
Weaver. Bertram Pecatonica
White, Edjf ar H Rockford
Woolsey, Georjge A
Worthinarton, Frank H
WOODFORD COUNTY.
Briggs, James P Eureka
Dunn, David ElPaso
Fry, John Benson
Fulton. Milton 8 Washburn
Herman, Charles C Sec(jr
Johnson. John H Eureka
Learned, F. D Benson
Learned, Frank E
Michels, John B BlPaso
Richards. Leslie C Eureka
Richards, Otho P Eureka
StocK, Theodore W ElPaso
Strathman. Charles A Metamora
Stumpf. Frank B Eureka
Thompson. James ElPaso
Tribbey, P. L Secor
Wheel wriirht, Joshua F Roanoke
Zimmermann, David B
Zimmermann, Ernest "
Zlnser, Solomon L Minonk
198
ALPHABETICAL LIST— ASSISTANT PHARMACISTS, 1«)T.
A
Abell. Nathan W ChicMKO
Adair, Ederar
Adams. Williani J
Adee. Arthur G
Adelman. Anthony 0
Aehle.Lenard V
Alexander. Kobert T
Alford. Edward T
Allbrieht, Leo H
Allen, Irvin B Ceutralia
Allen. Buffene D Marseilles
Alphonso. E Washinsrton
Altoin, Jessie Entrckin Patoka
Alvey, Rob E Mechanicsburs:
Alyea. Willard H Prinoeville
Anderson, James A Canibridere
Anderson. Herbert M Peoria
Anderson. Oeorsre Cliicatro
Anderson, Charles A
Anderson, Charles August
Anderson. Oscar L
Anicker. William J Peoria
Arcularius. Harry E Bt'lleville
Arenz, W. F Arenzville
Armstronsr, William L Jacksonville
Amo. Edward C Chicajfo
Arnold. Clyde P Watseka
Asbell. Edward L Uumbolt
Aschauer, Albert G Springfield
Ascherraann, Gustav S Chicafiro
Atwell, Katherine M Collinsvillc
Aumann. Frank C, Sr Quincy
Averitt. Carl Tuscola
Ayers, Harry Jacksonville
Bacon, Fred Jonesboro
Baird. Jesse H Gilson
Bailey. Edwin O Bloomington
Bailey.Fred W
Baker, Thomas K Chicago
Baker. John H Plymouth
Bakkers. John Chicago
Balensief er. Otto J oliet
Bangert, Louis C Chicago
Barbour. H.P
Bardonski John
Baringer, W. E
Barker, Fred E Belvidere
Barker, Alfred L Bloomington
Barker, Albert M Sparta
Barlow. Arthur W Chicago
Barnes. Charles E
Barnhai t. Clarence E Peoria
Barrett. Fenton W Chicago
Barth. August F North Alton
Barth, Wilhclm J Ch icago
Barton. John J Sublette
Barton, Grace H
Bartling, Otto Chicago
Bartlett, George F
Baseler, Charles
Bates. Allan G Versailles
Bates. Alfred H Chicago
Bauneister. Louis E East St. Louis
Baum, Clarence H Danville
Bausmann, Charles LaSalU*
Becker, Henry R Chicag*^
Bfem an, Jesse M Assumption
Behlke. Emil E Chicago
Beid ler, John L Mt. Pulaski
Beilfuss, George A Chicatro
Bell. Bert R
Benton. Lou N Auruni
Bemler. Edward R Chicago
Bender, Christian J
Benhain. Thomas M Golconda
Bennett, Ix>ui8 E Greenvilh*
Berry, Fifleld B Chicago
Berry. John Taylorville
Bertram, Charles A Chicaeo
Bernbrook, John B Quincy
Bermtnghani. James A L neoln
Benley, Sophie A West McHenry
Besserer, C. W. T Chicago
Betoumey, Araedec T Kankakee
Bieberman, Charles F Chicago
Biegel.Otto
Biermann. William H
Bi jmold, Wilfrid J Waukogau
Binney, John Mt. ( »liv*«
Bird. Charles H Tr»*mont
Bishop, Ernest Benient
Bissett, Fred A Chicjisro
Black, ('harles )i Charleston
Blake, Herbert T Chicsiro
Blake. Andrew J
Bloom. Theodore J Gibson City
Bly. John A Jolit- 1
Bode.Williiim H.. Jr Waterloo
Bodman,. Joseph L Beraent
Boenigk. William C'hicaaro
Boggs. A. A Bement
Boland. Michael H Sprinfleld
Bond. Jackson N Mt. Vernon
Book waiter. Adolphus Fairmount
Booth, Jacob F Springfield
Borland. Herbert A Ch icng<»
Bourland, Gabriel A Equality
Bowie, Robertson Chicago
Bowman. William T
Boyer. Cliester Peoria
Boyer, Claude M Venniliou
Boyd, Paul F M<»rri*on
Boyt. Thomas E Vienna
Brady. Calvin F Waj«hiMgton
Brady, John F Chicsiro
Brady. Addis
Bn»dley,rMarence H West
Brandon. Charles li Litchfield
Brandenberger, Charles Danville
Brassie. Frank ()ln»»y
Brauu. Harry Bloomington
Bray. Joseph T Jolrvi
Breeze, Edward J CMiicago
Brenke.G. A
Breuning. Carl G
Brewer, Cliflford W Knoxvillo
Bremser. Fred C Qumcy
199
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Coritinued.
Briares. Georife W Sycamore
Brisrham. P. L Aurora
Brinkman, Oscar C Gbicasro
Broaddus. William H Piano
Brock, Humphrey D Chicairo
Brockmeyer. Charl«s H BelleviOe
Brody. Walter Chicafiro
Broeker. John Beardstown
Broom, t^uis H Efflnsrham
Brown, Frank H Sycamore
Brown. William M DeKalb
Brown. Charles Orr Chicasro
Brown. Byron W Kankakee
Brownmark, Oliver Chicagro
Bruce. Alexander J
Braehn. Louis
Bruhn. Julius P
Bmner. A. Z Metropolis
Bninner, Alfred Chicago
Bryant. Will Cairo
Backlin. James V Chicasro
Buckles. Edffar H
Buchrir* Charles H Minier
Bundy. Corydon DeK Bloomington
Bunn. William O Sailor Springs
Burbank. Arthur I Austin
Burirer. Albert H Chicafiro
Burger. Albert A
BursresH, Leon T
Burgess. Haller E Peoria
Burke. Emil C Cambridge
Burkhardt, Henry Springfield
Bums. Byron Tolona
Burroughs. Dent E Edwardaville
Ruriis. Jesse A Chicago
Bush. Louis H
Buss. Oliver C
Butler. Francis J
Butte, Claude I*ana
('Hdy. Herbert L Chicago -
Cain, Benjamin F
Caldwell. Huston Paris |
Callender. Jesse M Xenia
Campbell. William L Byron
Campbell. George A Chicago i
Candler.GusUv A
Canney, Arthur D * *
(barman. Eugene P Peoria
Caron, Eugene J Chicago
Caron. Willie G " ,
Carr. Amy B Trenton
Carroll, George K Chicago
Carroll, James S " ,
Carrothers. Frank F'airfield
Carter. Harden H Effingham
Cary. Charles M. DeKalb
Cashman. William G (lalva
Chapman. Walter J Lucon
Chaykin, Nachim Chicago
Changelon, Con
Chism, JonnS "
Chladek. Edward J
Christen sen, Lawrence M
Churchill. Henry A
Clark. Arthur B Pinckiieyviile
Clark. Preston D Chicago
Class. William J
Clayton. William H Cabery i
Clause, Herman H Chicago
Clarisey . Thomas H
Cleaveland. Frank
Clendenin, Robert G Moline
Clyde. Albert E Chicago
Coady, George H Pana
Coates, Edffar G Chicago
Cody, Joseph M
Cohen. Sylvan G
Conn, Solomon «... Chicago
Conn, William D St. Joseph
Conover, Alvin Wyoming
Conner. Asa W Chicago
Cook.WUliam W
Cooke, Susan L Momence
Cooke.Lynds S
Cooper, Fount J Robinson
Oorbus, Burton R LaSalle
Comwell. William O Mason
Correll, Eugene Chicago
Cory, Howard G
Coulter, Henry A. M
Cowan, Minnie B Georgetown
Cowan, Arthur H Danville
Coyne, Hatlie E Port Byron
Coyner, William R Blue Mound
Coyner, Heber W
Crail. George W Newton
Crandall, Oliver W Dwight
Crandell. Walter K Rock Island
Crawford, Charles W Chicago
Crawford, David P Decatur
Cremer. Hubert Chicago
Crissey. Laverne K iVlnrengo
Crow. Charles C Carrollton
Crorhers, Louise M Bloomington
Crusius. Charles Pepria
Culbertson, John C Piper City
Curtice, William Chicago
Cushman, George H
Cutter, Scott C Oswego
D
Dahm. August C Chicago
Dale, Charles S Ed wardsvifle
Daley, Wni. H ( .'hicago
Dally, Rose E Kempton
Dally.NonieM
Damaschke. Theodore F Chicago
Daniels. F rancid D West
Danden, RamoTid von
Dauber, Adolph
Daugherty. Charles E
Davis, Archer T Decatur
Davis. Justin Chicago
£)awd.v. Clarence A Pocahontas
Deal, Belle fiiverton
Decker. Joseph A .Macomb
Degenhart, Wm. M Central ia
Deraling. John Chicago
Demorest. Clyde S
Demonbrun, Wm C Blue Inland
Denison. Milan H Chicago
Denzel. Walter Cairo
Diamond. Fred D Chicairo
Dick, John W
Dickerson. Ru.ssell Litchlield
Dickerman. Samuel J Chicago
Dittmann, George C
Dixon, Wm. A Decatur
Dodge, Eben A Chicajjo
Dodge. .Jared L
Doerr. Charles H " .
Dolamore. Joseph F
Dollinger. Charles A Wheaton
Donaberger, Samuel B Chicago
Dorchester, Edwin B Aurora
Douglass. Ira W Gen-m
Douglass. Wm. T Ashland
Doyen, Euiile M Chicago
Drallmeier. George W Quiucy
Dudley. Frank W Chicago
Duff. C. Lester Clay City
Dukelow. Richard T Chicago
Duncan, Ralph H East St. L<niis
Duncan Woodford Marshall
Duncan. Edwin .Miirtin^ville
Dunham, Frank H ( 'himgo
List of Assinldnt Pimriiiuiislif — Continued.
Dusendifhon. F.a Cairo
DuBbek. Jo-pph F , , .Chlcneo
Dj^is. Gertrude C Arllnelon Heights
Kdwi
KellB.C.S ■■ I
Kebert. Wnlter K ' * 1
RrcbFlber<er. Chis. N Pbiih '
■I .helbiTiter, J. I*e C»rrollton :
' her. Leander Chitairo
:enkoe)er. Pruik
pr«.Uust»TH
Bh, Irfiuii. H. F ;:
E "oU.'^E'raukE ..'.['.'.'.','.['.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..
~ lott. Hattie M Hoopenton
Lull, Edwin W. J ETttnaton
iott. Jesse B lloopeiiton .
iott. Aiiiil-on E Table Grove
...CblcaEO
w WindHor
...Ublcaico
eraon. E. M. 6,'.'. .'.'.
Enirel*. Henry <)
EnyaM.lieo.O
Epple. Charles Seneca
Evans. IraJE Luekparl
Feltham. Richard W ^priiiefleld
Fenlun.Wm.T ULiL-aKu '
Felhor>tOD. Samuel H
Fetberaton. Joaeph K
F scher. Albert Q
F Bcher. Charles A Ernnston ■
P nh. Wealey P ChicaKo '
F sber. QporEeT Canlon ,
F cehner. Lee G Freeporl
F ti aeral<l, Edwin <J Moweaciua .
Fllicerald. CharleB W Morriaon
FtKner.B Philip Chicaito
P ault. Jaaiea A OtterTlHe
F annerr. Tbomaa P Morean Park I
P aeheneker. Charles T Alton '
Forotr. Henrr W ChlcaRo
l<\>rce. Jamea G
Ford. Tboma* 8 Jerseyville
Tnicola
ElKln
Fot, Vincent A Chlraso
Pntik, Joaeph S
Fraiike. QeorEB B Newton .
Praiiiz. Elmer E ChicaKo '
Fraser, Pliny L SterllnB
^•^aUHeell, Charlea G Cliicaeo
Praxler. Prank L PittsBeld
"-- " " ChleaKO
Foater-WanV
Preebater. Harvey E...
French HuitleM ■.int.- rmtai
Frer, Harry BlooniinnoD
Pribere, Emile L Ctilcaco
Prick, Edward L
Prledericli, Geurire
Friedman, Herman M
Prlott, Edmand C
PriaoD, Charles F Cbampaisn
Priti. Prank P Mendata
Pritchej, Frederick W Oiney
Prohn, Ernest Chicago
Pry, N. Georxe
Pulfthum, Cbarlea C
Puucke. ArtburC Eaat 8l. Loui^
Punk, Wni. B Chicaco
1. Peter L Eaat St. Luuis
Biilieimer. CUrixtian P Chican
ii'iitli, Will. H Ht, Vernon
I.;.],. II ■^i.'jilienA Chieacu
.i„-i,i-. H:,iTyM Strealar
r. Win, W ....Lincoln
?. C Stanford
tM..
..Chica
rinies. John H Cairo
ileiiter, Edward 0 ' Peoria
Gentferke. Julius R Deeatur
l!»yer. Howard N iilerlinR
Gilili'iiT. .lnhii .^1 LovinBtOQ
GilLerl.Cj.rlE .„.Chlewo
fiiUiT. FniTik E White Hail
■ ^MiLU.', .VnliurS.^ Rofkford
'.|Mli-[p|f. H.lwardW Chlcafo
(ilaiLcr. Will. P. ....'.'.','.'.'.'.'.'.',','.','.'.'.','. Huntley
Otaiebronk, Milton B Kenaer
Gleason. Wui. F Uhhutco
fileaaon. GeorKB C Anrorm
GleeaOD. BcDJaQiiQ SpriDeBeM
Glendon. Thomas A Ch%MCO
Glom-ki. Roman ^^
Gobble. Newton B Seottvjllt
Ooddord, Hilton W Sprincflcld
Qoeppner, QeOTCe C Chicago
Oolemblewskl, .ruliaa J
Qoll. Bruno H. Jr "
Gooeh, Wm.A Taylorvllle
Goodloe.J. H Chicago
Goodman, C. Wilbur
8 orlikov, George
osnell, PrankL
Goltri'h. Prank O Kuoiville
Graf. Edward A Alhambra
Gratr. U. D ..Barry
GraEE. Thumaa E StoninsloD
GrarcElnnaa, Andrins Chlr.a«u
Grant. John T Pontiw
gray. David W Hanover
reenwalrt. Wra. C Cbicasu
Grecnwell. BeDJamin E Canton
GrieM, -loaeph T Peoria
Orlmson. Edward B ' '
Grlnishaw. Wm. S Pittafleld
Qrunaka. Edward J .Chicafco
Grupe, Paul P .....Oak Park
Gnlfirie. James Chle«P>
Haaa. Geurite Butler
Hackaer, Bamatt Haywood
Uafran, James H , t^iewo
HaleF. Wllllam HoDnioa&
Hall. Albert L LelaDd
Hall. ISamB Snlliran
Hall. Willis V Chlca«u
Hallock. Charles D St. Cbariea
201
lAst of Assistant Pharmacists —GoxiiinxkQA,
Ualverson. Richard M Chicasro
Hamilton. B. Mendel
HamUl. OrviUe O
Hans, Oeor^e A
Hansen, Otto T
Hanson. Wm. £ Galva
Hardt, Harry Q Chicairo
Hardins:. Ben Aurora
flarkison. Charles S. • *
Harper, Mi<:ajah A Obicaero
Harris, Harvey L Bellflower
Harris. Edwin L Lewistown
Harrinirton, Harry F Monticello
Hart, tlint West Point
Hartiff, Henry Peoria
Hartz, Julias M Rock Island
Hartunjr, Charles F Oak Park
Hasc. Richard A Quincy
Hasse, Gustav Chicafiro
Hanson. Harry Lewistown
Hatch, James D Chicacro
HausmaD. White L
Hawkln!), Perry L Maywood
Healy, George M ChicasTO
Healy, Harry Loda
Heaton, Moraran, Jr Farrainarton
Hebsacker. Carl U Cairo
Heidbreder, W. H Quincy
Heine. Otto C Chicago
Heinse. Hugro H
Helland, Gustave M
Hellmuth. Joseph A
Hemminir, Ensign A
Henninarer. Austin
Henrf . Frank C Galesburg
Hennob, Gustarus A Mascoutah
Henton. Clarence H Chicago
Herr. Alfred
Herman, Theodore H Peoria
Herrmann. William F LaSalle
HertzberfiT. Henry R Chicago
Hess. George D Ph iio
Hpss, Amanda R Sidney
Heyden. Otto G Chicago
Higginbotham. Edgar .% Tower Hill
Hfll. William E Scott. Land
Hill. Frank A ^Chicago
Hills. Willis N Compton
Hinkle. Herbert N Alton
Hinman. Willis T Qalesburg
Hintermister. Otto R. Chicago
Hipes. Frank S
Hirschy. Ernst D Cairo
Hoch. Charles F Chicago
Hoffmann. Gustav E Peoria
bofraeister. John E Quincy
Holden. Charles Q Chrisman
Holdener. F.D Carlyle
Holderread. Walter Litchfield
HoUister. Charles L Peoria
Hollstein, Cora J Waukegan
Hollnagel. Charles W Chicago
Holmsted. A.8
Holt. Charles H Quincy
Hook. WUliam M Plymouth
Hoos, Louis Chicago
Hopkins. Charles H
Hopkins. Clarence W
Horsley. Thomas J
Hosman. D. M Roodhouse
Hosteny. Joseph N Chicago
House. John S Donovan
Houseman. Gilbert J Chicago
Housum. William H Kewanee
Howard. Robert A East St. Louis
Howard, Arthur E Chicago
Howe. Lyle L. L McHenry
Hoyer. Eugene Chicago
Hubbell. Oliver F
Huber. Mamie H Peoria
Hudson. Harry H
Huesing, Joe H Springfield
Hueston. Edgar J Chicago
Huffstodt. John F Princeton
Hughes, Delvin £ Havana
Hull. Harry P Chicago
Hunt. George H Genoa
Hutton, Frank M Auburn
Hutchison. Charles W Mason City
Huwatschek, Frank Chicago
I
Imerthal, Edward F Mt. Olive
Ingersoll, Charles O Chicago
Ironmonger. Arthur J Henry
Irwin. Charles H Decatur
Jackson. Phineas T Chicago
Jackson. Arthur
Jatrobs, Gustave J
Janda, Joseph
Jankowski. Edmund
Jenicek, Bohumil J
Jennings. William G
Jensen, Eli
Jimison, Ellis Williamsfleld
Jirka. Peter P Chi'^ago
Johnson. Martin Z
Johnson, George W
Johnson. Oscar
Johnson, J ames E
Johnson, Theodore A
Johnson, Charles J Gifford
Johnson, William Chicago
Johnson, Frank Norris City
Johnson. Edwin R Chicago
Johnson. George G Galva
Johnston. David A Chicago
Johnston. William G Rock Island
Jones, Aaron B Sumner
Jones, Frank L Chicago
Jones. Louise M Seneca
Jordan, C. E Gaiesburg
Joubert, Louis J Chicago
Judd. John O Bloomington
Jungk, Walter A Chicago
K
Kailer^ouis C Chfoago
Kalk. William A
Kampman, Arthur
Kaplansky. Isadore
Kappus. George J
Keeling, William B Rockford
Keith, B. Franklin Alto Pass
Kennedy. L. D Harrison ville
Kennedy. Samuel O Decatur
Kennedy, Charles M Chicago
Kenney. Rodney E Tiskilwa
Kepert, Andrew Chicago
Kiler, Charles D Urbana
King. Clarence E Chicago
Kirkpatrick. .John
Kittoe, Samuel H Galena
Klasen, .John J Chicago
Klein. George A Bethalto
Kline. Louis A Rock Falls*
Kloppenburg. Joseph R Chicago
Klotz, Emma D
Knapp, George D "
Knauer, Earnest F DuQuoin
Kneer, Theodore F Peoria
Koehler, Henry O Chicago
Koerper, Peter J
Kolb. George C. C ..Cairo
202
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Kops. William G. J Chicago
Koropp. Ernest Mendota
Kotz. Wallace £ Obioafiro
Koziolek, Simon
Kraker. John L
Krnuth, Elmir
Kreidler, Louis C
Krembs, Walter R
Kremer, Albert H Austin
Kremer. Frank Chicairo
Kretlow, Albert Q
Kretschner, Herman
KroH, Walter M
Krueirer, Emil H
Krueger. Herman R
Kruell, Albert E
Kuflewski, Stanley J
Kunkel, Casper N
Kurtz, Georsre E
Kurz, Oscar A
Kwiatkowski, Emil A
Lacbarty. W. A Cbicafiro
JLiamoD« V. L Fairmount
Lancaster, Samuel A Marion
r^ander. Prank E Deer Creek .
Landes. Henry J Cissna Park
Lang. John M Chicai{o
Lanee. Louis "
Lanken. William von
Lannon, Patrick H Saunemin
Lane. Georure J Chicago
Larson, Frank E Joliet '
Lauber. Bohumil Chicago
Lauterbach. RudolphJ "
Lauterman. Charles E
Laws. Edward E Cropsey ,
Lawson, Hanning L Moline ;
Layton. John W Potomac '
Lee. Sarah B Decatur
Lee. George R Aurora
Leedp. Beauford L Chicago
Leenheer, Cornelius A
LiePevour. Frank J
Lesage. Alfred J Kankakee ,
Leslie, Frank M Manito
LesHelyouug. George P Chicago
Lestina, Joseph M
Levi, John A
Lewis, Fannie Bluffs
Lewis, Christine C Bel videre
Liess. Jacob P. J Joliet
Lindenmeyer, Christian J Peru
LindorfT, Charles O Chicago
Lindstrom, Charles O
Link, August J "
Linnman, P. E. Mauritz
Livingston, John E Austin
Locher, James C Cerro Gordo
Lockhart, Carl W Chicago
Loeb, Louis
Loeffler. Richard A
Long. S. J Assumption
Long, V. W Rockford
Long, Harry M Evunston
Longcor, Eva M Bel videre
Loosley, Winifred R Chicago
Lorenz. John S "
Loula, Rudolph
Luehr.Emil
Lund. George E
Lundberg, John G DeKalb
Ijydehn, Albert J Chicago
M
Maclin. Andrew Carbondale
Magner. Claude S Morris
Mahony. D. J Chicago >
Maier, Bertram Chicago
Malone. John W LaSalle
Mann, John F Glen ^Uyn
Marr, William G Chicago
Marshke, Max O i * *m^
Martin,JohnP **"
Martin, Adelbert L New Bedford
Martin, Roy G Austin
Martin, Harry M Hinsdale
Mason, McClure Pontiac
Masters, Richard H Danville
Mathis. James L Omaha
Matkin, Otho F Chicago
Matteson. Daniel "
Maxwell. William H
Mayall, Emmanuel R Preemption
Mayer, Edward Chicago
Mayr, George H
Mehl, Henry
Meikle. James A
Meisel, Seymour li
Meloan, Joseph P Maeomi»
Mendenhall, Mordecai C... Vermilion Grove
Mensching, William Chicago
Mentz, OttoH
Mercer. William E Plainville
Merrill, Courtney R Chicago
Merrill. Will G
Meyer. Otto P
Meyer, Rudolph
Meyer.Pred W
Meyne. William H
Michael. Philip
Michelson, Walter H
Miller, Cornelius R Essex
Miller. Edward L Warren
Miller. J. J Chicago
Miller, Edward E
Miller. John A Loda
Milles. Hurry Chicago
Milnor. Charles R Litchfleld
Mittler. William Bloomington
Moly n^aux. Harry B Litchfield
Molz. Charles O Pana
Monnette. J. Cloyd Moline
Montag. Gustave R Chicago
Moore, Newton R Roanoke
Moore. Philip K Chicago
Moore. Harry N Roodhouae
Moore, Arthur T Chicago
Moore, Raymond T Pontiac
Moore, Ralph W Oregon
Moore, Algy C Chicago
Moore. Harry G Equality
Morahn. John Sheridan
Morgen week, John Chicago
Morris. Mary E I veadale
Morrison, George V Chicago
Moss. J erome BL : . Ellis ville
Moss. Frank M Evanaton
Mott, R. Lee Blsah
Muchniore, John B Oblong
Mueller. Henry F Moline
Mulford, .Tob H Greenville
Mulkev, John Cairo
Mull, Oscar G Clayton
Mullen. Thomas E Chicago
Munsterman, E. H Watseka
Murriett. Jesse A Milford
Murphy, Bernhard E Chicago
Musgrave, Andrew C Parif
Mutschmann, Charles J Evanston
NIC
McAllister. Edwin V Geneva
McBride, Prank A Decatur
McCartney, Theodore Alvin
McCl ester. Frank R Plainfleld
McCoy, M. Max Chicago
203
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
McCrea, Henry H Danville
MeOrillns. W. D.- Chicago
MeDanoell, W. Raymond Bock ford
McDermott, Gomelins L Chicairo
McDonald. Joseph £ OhandlerviUe
McDonald. James T TaylorvlUe
McDowell. George A Chicago
McGlone. James F
McGroevy. William
McKee. John W Bigrgsville
McKee, William F Assumption
McKenna, Daniel G Chioasro
McKenzie S. S. Prentiss Jacksonville
McKinney, Thomas J Gifford
McKinney, Lenora. Chapin
McMockin. Frederic G Hardin
McMechan. Francis G Cartbaire
McNah, David F Chicago
McNichols. Krnest S Tolono
McNichoIs, Ira A **
N
Nafe. Charles A Chlcag'O
Naaffhton. John J
Neai, John D Rantoul
Negley, Howard S Farminerton ,
Neverman, Edwin P. A Chicago
Newberry, William I Smithfleld
Newell. Miles R Thomson
Newland, Luther W Chicago ,
Newman, Joseph H
Newman. Elbert R
Nichols. Prank M Peoria
Nicholson. Benjamin F Chicago
Niemeyer, Charles Lebanon
Nizon. John M Columbia
Norris, Joseph D Waltonville
Norton. William H Hampshire
Nov, Cliarles B LeRoy
O
Oblander, Albert E Chicago
O'Brien, William H Winnebago
Obright. Wesley 8 Chicago
O'Connor, Thomas M Kewaner
O'Herrin. Neal L Chicago
O'Keefe. Charles J
Okonski, John A
Oliver. R. L Stockton
Ong. William H Pontiac
Omisbee. Harry McG Harvey
Oabom. Giles C Avon
Ostrowski, Emanuel Chicago
Otrich. Oscar O Anna
Ott. Clare A Chicago
Owen. Ernest L Westfield
P
Pack! r. Clifford S Ciiicago
Pahnke. August A
Palmer. Kenyon A
Pankrsntz, Frank
Pann. Charles P
Patera. fi<lward
Patrick. Eli F lola
Patterson, William J Chicago
Patterson. William M Mannfield
Paula. Sister Springfield
Pau 1, George Chicago
Payne, Andrew J Arrowsraith
Payne. Oliver G Urbana
Peck. Arthur M Chicago
Pegram, Robert R
PeUetler, Arthur E. F
Pela, Herman R Peoria
Perkins. Charles H C Ottawa
Peters, Henry Quincy
Peters. William A Chicago
Peterson. Andrew W
Pettee, George P Seatonville
Petterson, Josef F Rockford
Pettas, Leroy J Chicago
Pfeffer, William F Waukcgan
Phalen, John W Harvard
Pick, Emil Chicago
Pltzer, Enoch S
Plumer. 1* rank L Rockford
Plumley. Maxwell G Heyworth
Poage, Thomas H Chicago
Pond. Henry W
Poor. Alpha T Streator
Porter, William P Fairiit-ld
Prieb. Michael J Chicago
Price. Walter T
Prickett, Bert Centralia
Pride, George A LeRoy
Prince. Norman E Enfield
Promt, John L Bloomington
Psybylski, Adam Chicago
Py.Gt'orgeJ
Quales. Iver L Chicago
Quirk, John T Chsirapaign
R
Raffeuberger, L. C Dixon
Rainbow. Will C Murphysboro
Rakenius. Hermann Chicago
Ramsdell. Glenn W
Randall. Fred P
Randall. Roy O
Randolph. Leona B Ipavu
Rats. Henry A. N Red Bud
Ray, Enoln R Chicago
Redig.C.A
Redden, Edward Ned Riverside
Reeck. Arnold L Chicago
Reed. Fred G Quincy
Rehbock, JohnF Frecport
Reich. William F Chicago
Reimer. Joseph H
lieindera, Andrew F Mt. Pulaski
Reiterman. Charles Austin
Reraick. Josie M O'Fallou
Reusch. (; Chicago
Reynolds. James N Macomb
Rice, William H Chicago
Richards, Charles W Austin
Richardson, Albert N Chicago
Richardson. Frank Harvard
Richardson. <Jleorge M Chicago
Richmann. Frederick A Highland Park
Rickard. Earnest T Pawnee
Ridgway. Frederick W^ Morri>^
Rienian. Otto A ("hicago
Rigg. P)iillipS Bollniont
Rivard. Viateur J Chicago
Rivard. Jules X
Rives. Albert E East St. I^uis
Robb. Walter M Chicago
Robertson, Herbert G Wauke^on
Robertson. Charles E Steeleville
Robin, Luba J Chicago
Robinson, Frank Shawneetown
Robinson. Fora Vernon
Robinson, Frank W McLean sboro
Robinson. James W Waltonville
Roe. William C Tallula
Roesler. Joseph LaSalle
Rogan. James K Joliet
Kolff . Max O Peoria
204
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Rcmmerdull, Louis P OhieaiTo
Koualds, Harold E Gray ville
Root. Claude A SpriUfffield
Rose, Heu U Chicago
Rose. Ernest W Uarrisburir
Rose. John R Chicago
Roseberry, Alonzo B Jacksonville
Rosenberfir, Samuel Chicag^o
Roskoten. Cbarles Oscar Peoria
Ross, William C Rossville
Rosser, Philip H Rockf ord
Rossman, Parmer Oak Park
Rothwell. Charles T Joliet
Rowe, Herbert B .* Redmon
Rowe, Harry E Leland
Rowen. Georeria B Klrkland
Rowland. Charles T Streator
Royal, Idella Chatsworth
Ruhland, William T Chicago
Rummel. Abdeile
Rummell. Eva J Rockton
Rutschke. Oscar H Sprinipileld
Ruzicka, James Chicacro
Ryan. Patrick J Peoria
Ryburgr, Oscar J Chicairo
Ryder. Louis W
8
Saengrer. Bennie Belleville
Sallman. Otto Galena
Salstroni, Charles A Chicairo
Salzmann. Ferdinand Golconda
Samuelson. Robert O Chicago
Sanders. Charles M Galva
Saudeson. Will S Danville
Sanford. W. B Sycamore
Satterfleld, Charles H ChicasTo
Sayler, f jaMonte St. Elmo
Say ler, Omer CJ LaPlace
Schaefer, Charles F. W Chicasro
Schelling. ErnestC
Schick, Jacob G
Schlmelfenig, Charles F. W
Schirman, Ralph J
Scblanbusch. Georgre T
Schlehuber. Fred
Schleizer. Wuni
Schmidt, Einar
Schneider. Joseph Joliet
Schneider, Henry D Sprinsrlield
Schoenbacher. Adolph G Chica&ro
Schoeneich. Stanislaus
SchoeninjET. Walter H Oak Park
Scholz, Hucro Chicmro
Schreiner, Louis 1
Schrender, Theodore H
Schroeder. Albert F
SchroU, Charles J. M
Schuh. Otto
SchultE, Carrie A
Schuttz, Gustav H Danville
Schulze, Auarust Chicago
Schumm, Louis F Wilminsrton
Schwarz. Alfred J Chicago
Schwarz. W. Adolph Aurora
Schweier. Theodore H ChicaKo
Scott. Wilbur B Peoria
Seuborir. Charles Lockport
Seaman. .Jonathan H Taylorville
Seaman, Hiram M.. Jr Ohicaeo
Seaman. Georare D Shelby ville
Shades, W. C rhicago
Seekamp. Arthur
Seeley , William W Ru«h ville
Seibert, Dan P Chicago
Seidenbecher. Alexander
Sellew, Charles W Mattoou
Sey Hter, A. J Chicairo
ShalTer. T. B Wyoming
Shalen. Alfred Coal City
Sharp. William L Keensburi;
Shaw, Samuel Chicairo
Shaynin, Abraham * '
Sherman, Greene B * *
Shippe, Henry C A shtou
Sieffle. Herman C Peoria
Sieirler, Theo. J Chicago
Sills. Frederic W
Silverberg, Harry S
Silvertborn. Arthur F
Simmons, Frank LaHarpe
Simmons, Jennie F Piano
Sims. Louis F Bloomiuerton
Sinsrley. J. Leasnre Obicasro
Siwecki, Henry * *
Sloan. Victor A
Smale. WiUiam
Smalley. Arden E Raymond
Smiley, James J., Jr Cnieaffo
Smith. Relly Jd Greenup
Smith, Alexander D Browns
Smith. Arthur H Chicago
Smith. Albert Homer
Smith. Charles E Chicago
Smith, Friend O Oak Park
Smith, Charles H Chillicorhe
Smith. B. Oscar Chicaeo
Smith. Walter L
Smith,Ralph H
Snyder. John H Morrison
Snyder. C.S Chica««»
Snyder, William E
Sobel,Max
Somarindyck, Arthur * '
Somerville. Curtis P Pontiac
Sommer. Henry F. X Springfield
Sondasr. Michael Belleville
Sorensen, John J Chicaso
Soward, William W Fiitaian
Spansrler, Charles H Lockport
Sparr, M. C Wyoming
Sprague, Fred L Vlrden
Spraguc, Frederick A Sheffield
Sprincr, Robert B Chicago
Stadler. Joseph P
Stamm, John C
Standfield. Charles A
Stanley, Cassius M Ashland
St^rrett. Walter K Chicairo
Sreck.PrankD
Steece, Mortimer G
Steinbrecker, Louis
Steiner. Noah W
Steker. John
Stenicka. Joseph A.
Stephens. John A
Stephenson. Sabinah M Peoria
Stephenson. Oscar C Cbieajro
StewartiJoseph H Omaha
Stiefel, Homer E Chicaro
St. John. Joseph M
Stockton, Lycurgus
Stodola, Alois J
Stoehr, Gu« L Dixon
Stolte. William H Chicago
Stone. Clarence L'.
Stone, Charles Qreenview
Storer. S. Rex Chicago
205
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Stout. Arthur E Danville
iitrenzke, Theo. A Chicago
Strickland. Bert W
Stroeuel. William
Stroh, John N Oregon
Strom. Carl A Chicago
Stnelke, Lawrence B
Sullivan. J.H
Sullivan. Daniel J Rochelle
SutcIifFe. John Chicago
Sutton. Willard C Macomb
Swan, Earle 0 Chicagro
Svrannell, Dan G Chanipaiirn
Swanson, John A Chicafiro
SwADSon. Horald Q
Swoboda, William
Sykes, Henry P Cbebanse
Sylvester. Herman H Chicago
Sylvester, Charles B Carbondale
T
Talhott. David C Ladd
Taylor. Thomas C Chicaflfo
Taylor. Belle C
Taylor. Georjre A East St. Louis
Telf er. Gilbert A Ch icajfo
Teufer. Joseph P.. Jr
Thiemann. Henry
Thode. Christian M Mattoon
Thomas. Mamie E Chillicothe
Thompson. Rosco L Colehi-ster
Thompson. Thomas A Cbicajfo
Thornton, Ed K Toulon
Tinsman. Edward W Ch ica^o
Tohulka. ErailT
Toler. John B Carbondale
Torrey, Prank P Cairo
Tragrardh. Carl E Rorkford
Train. Morris
Treat, Amasa H
Tretbew<«y» Richard J
TuII. James A Windsor
Turner. Carl Sheldon
Tnrnquirtt. Charles M Evauaton
U
Tber, Albert J Chicaero
Umbenhaur, George
Uzzell, Charles A Bethalto
V
Vanalter. Herbert H Joliet
Vance, Irvinir R Chicago
Van De Luyster, John
Van Dyke. Louis H Eureka
Van HoeHen. William J., Jr Galesbursr
Van .Weter. David C Chicasro
Van Velzor. William Shabbona
Vauehn. Ralph W Wenona
Vavra, Kate N Chicago
Voss.Carl
Vreeland, John M Gibson City
W
Wagner. Guy W Chicago
Wagner, Eustace W Ava
Waldron. William P Chicago
Walk, Henry M Enfield
Walter, Albert C 1 Bloomington
Waite, Raymond G Chicago
Ward. Joseph
Ware, Prank M Jersey ville
Warner, H. L Chicago
Warren, Lewis A Rockf ord
Waters. William W Clyde.
Watson, Elmer A Clayton
Watson. Frank E Greenville
Watters. Mark H Chicago
Webb, Robert L Anna
Webb, William C Tunnell Hill
Webber. Jonathan C Urbana
Weber, John A Belleville
Weckler. G orge M Chicago
Weigand, Henry, Jr
Weihe. Edward G
Weinland. Fred W Kankakee
Weirich . T. Milton Chicago
Weis, Joseph W ' *
Weisbruch. Theodore B Peoria
Welch. Prank J Chicago
Welch. Carlton S Beecher
Weld, George Chicago
Wellman. Walter H Quincy
Wells. Predii Chicago
Wenham. Prank E
Werber, Max P
Werner. Wallace Murphvsboro
Werner, Henry C Chicago
Wertzler. Herman P Lemont
West, E. D Tamaroa
West, Edgar A Decatur
Wostcott, William LaGrange
Westphal. Charles Chicago
Weyriuca, James
Wheeler, « teorge * *
Whipp. Ellis D Petersburg
White, George E DHnville
Whyte, George M Chicago
Wickert. Louis * '
Wiedel, Paul H
Wiener. Justin S * *
Wilrox. Msiry E
Wibox. Willis P
Wiley, (luy A Paris
Wiley. Thompson H Bushnell
Wiikius, Charles L Tiskilwa
Wilkinson. Jesse Hebron
Will. George L Springfield
Williams. Will G Beardstown
Williams. N. Emery Quincy
Williams. Charles W Pittsfleld
Willis, Omer M Metropolis
VVilmarth, Charles H Chicago
Wilson, Tillie P Shabbona
Wilson, Edward A Park Ridge
Wilson, Albion H Metamora
Wilson, Frank H Virginia
Wilson. Julius H., Jr Chicago
Winberg. W. William
Winders. Edward Dixon
VVindmueller. Paul Dundee
Wiune. Charles W Chicago
Winslow, Leo P Batavia
Winslow. Rush E
Wisdom. Hugh (.'hicago
Witmer, Daniel O., Jr Taylorvile
Wolf, Joseph P Chicago
Woltersdorf. Prank C
Womeldorf. John M
Wood, Rupert V Freeport
Woodbury. Charles M Danville
Woods, iiarvev Williamsfield
206
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Concluded.
WooUey. Elmer N Carlinville '
Woolyerton. G. M Ohicaffo i Z
Worley, Guy W Kewanee i
Wrisrht, John A Onarira Zaeelmeyel, Ernest F Peoria
Wrifirht. Charles B Chicago i Zak. Joseph J Chicago
Wrixon. Thomas W.. Jr *' Zander. Arthor **
, Zeidner,Pred
, Zerbs^ William Peoria
Y ' Zem, John G Good Hope
i Zindt. Leopold J Chicago
Yates. Herman A Chicago Zito. PanlA
TeOfNormanH " , Zorger. Annie L Champaign
Yeomans, Philip H *' Zurawski, Narcissus J Chicago
Yoe, Harry P RushviUe
Young, William B.../ Chicago
Young. Clyde C Decatur
207
LIST ASSISTANT PHARMACISTS, 1897.
Arranged by Counties.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Anrnann. Frank C* Sr Quincy I Mercer. William £ Plainville
Bembrock. John B * ' Mull. Oscar G Clayton
Bremaer, Fred 0 ** i Peters, Henry Quinoy
Drallmeier, Georsre W " Reed. Fred P ••
Hase, Bichard A ** ' Watson. Elmer A Clayton
Heldbreder. W. H ** , Wellman. Walter H Quincy
Hofmeister, John £ " ' Williams. N. Emery "
Holt. Charles H ** ,
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Bryant, Will Cairo Hirschy, Ernst D Cairo
DenxeL Walter. *' Kolb. Oeorare C. C "
Dusendschon, Ed * * Mulkey . John * *
Qates.JohnH ** Torrey. Prank F "
Hebaacker. Carl L * *
BOND COUNTY.
Bennett. Louis £ Greenyille Mulford. Job H Greenville
Dawdy. Clarence A Pocahontas ' Watsoo. Frank £ "
BOONE COUNTY.
Barker, Fred E Belvidere Lon^rcor, EvaM Belvidere
Lewis. Christine C
BROWN COUNTY.
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Bates. Allan G Versailles
BUREAU COUNTY.
Huifstodt, John F Princeton
Kenney, Rodney E Tiskil wa
Sprafirue, Frederick A Sheffield
Talbott, David K Ladd
Martin, Adelbert L New Bedford , Wllkins. Charles L Tiskilwu
Pettee, George P Seatonville i
208
List of Assistant Pharmfwi^ts — Continued.
CALHOUN COUNTY.
McMackin, Frederic G Hardin
CARROLL COUNTY.
Newell, Miles R Thomson
CASS COUNTY
Arenz, W. F Arenzville
Broeker, John Beardstown
Doufirlass, William T Ashland
McDonald. Joseph E Chandlerville
Stanley, Cassius M Ashland
Williams. Will G Beardstown
Wilson. Frank H Virginia
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
Burns, Byron Tolono
Corm, William D St. Joseph
Frison. Charles P Champaifm
Hess, Qeorffe D Philo
Hess, Amanda R Sidney
Johnson, Charles J GiflPord
Kiler. Charles D Urbana
Morris. Mary E Ive«»dale
McKinney, Thomas J Giflford
McNichols, Ernest S Tolono
McNlchols, IraA *' «»
Neal, John D. Rantonl
Payne. Oliver G Urbana
Quirk, John T .Champaigm
Snith, Albert Homer
Swannc-11. Dan G Champaiim
Webber. Jonathan C Urbana
Zorger. Annie L Champaign
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Beeman, Jesse M Assiimpt.cn
Berry. John Tay lorville
Bntts, Claude Pana
Coady. George H **
Eichelbergrer. Charles N * *
Gooch, William A Taylorville
Gragg, Thomas E Stonington
Long, S. J Assumption
Molz, Charles O Pana
McDonald, James T Taylorville
McKee, William P Assumption
Seaman, Jonathan H Taylorville
Witmer, Daniel O., Jr
CLARK COUNTY.
Duncan. Woodford Marshall
Duncan, Edwin Martinsville
Owen, Ernest L Westfield
CLAY COUNTY.
Bunn, William O Sailor Springs
Callendar. Jesse M Xenia
DuflP. C. Lester Clay City
Patrick. Eli P lola
209
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Carr, AmyB Trenton Holdener, P. D
Carlyle
COLES COUNTY.
Asbell. Edward L Humbolt
Black. Charles M Charleston
Sellew. Charles W Mattoon
Thode, Christian M
COOK COUNTY.
Abell. Nathan W Chicagro
Adair, Edcrar
Adams, William J
Adee. Arthur G
Adelman. Anthony C
Aehle. Lenard V
Alexander. Robert T
Alfoni.KdwardT
Allbrisrht. Leo H
Anderson, <Teor8re
Anderson. Charles A
Anderson. Charles August
Andersen, Oscar L
Arno, Edward C
Aschermann. Qustav S
Baker. Thomas K
BakkerK, John
Banffert, Louis E
Bar^lotlr. H . P
Bardouski. •! ohn
Barioirer. W. E
Barlow, Arthur W
Barnes, i'harles E
Barrett. Pentou W
Barth. Wilhelm J
Bartling. ( )tto
Bart'ett. (teorgre P
BaseliT. < !httrles
BateM, Alfn-d U
Becker. Henry R
Behlke,Kmil B
BeilfusH. George A
Bell. Bert R
Bender. P3«lward R
Bender. Christian J
Berry. Fifield B
Bertram. < 'harles A
Besj^fn-r. C. W. T
Biel>emaD. Charles P
Bieifel. Otto
BierraanTi. William H
Biss#-tt. Pred A
Blake. Herbert T
Blake. Andrew J
Bo<'niirk. William
Borland Herbert A
Bowie. Ro>)ertson
Bowman. William T
Brady, .lolin F
Brady. Addis
Breeze, Edward J
Brenke. <i. A
BreuninflT, Carl G
Brinkman, Oscar C
Broek. Humphrey D
Brody, Walter
Brown. Charles Orr
Brownmark. Oliver
Bmce. Alexander J
Bruehn. Louis
-14 P.
Bruhn. Julius P Chicago
Brunner, Alfred
Bueklin, James V
Buckler, Edfirar H
Burner, Albert H
Burger, Albert A
Burgess. Leon T
Burtla, Jesse A
Bush, Louis H
Buss. Oliver C
Butler. Francis J
Cady. Herbert L
Cain. Benjamin F
Campbell, George A
Candler, Gustav A
Canney. Arthur D
Caron, Eutrene J
Caron. Willie G
Carroll. George K
Carroll. James S
Chaykin. Nuehim
ChuDgelon. Con
Chism. John is
Chladek. Edward J
Christen sen. Lawrence M
Churchill. Henry A
Chirk. I'reston D
Class, William J
( -lause, Heiman H
Chinsey, Thomas 11
Clesveland. Frank
(;iy(le. A ihert K
(,'oates. K<lirar G
Cody. Josepli M
(?ohe!i. Sylvan G
(•oiin. Solomon
Conner. Asa W'
Cook. William W
(\)rrell. Entrene
Cory, itowsird G
Coulter, Henry A. M
Crawford. Charles W
Crcmer. Hubert
Curtice. William
(Bushman, (ieonje H
Dahn. Augustus C
Daley. William H
I>Mni:«schke, Theodore P
Danden, Raymond von
Dauber, Adolph
Dangherty. < .'harles E
Davi**. .lustin
Demling. John
Demorest. (Myde S
Denison. Milan H
Diamond. Fred D
Dick, John W
Dickerman. Samuel J
Dittmann. George C
Dodge, Eben A
210
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Oodsre, Jared L Ch
Doerr. Charies H
Dolamore, Joseph F
Donaberfirer. Samuel B
Doyen, Etnile M
Dudley. Frank W
Dukelow, Richard T
Dunham. Frank H
Dushek. Joseph F
Eastman, Fred L., Jr
Edward. Joseph T
Eell8.C.8
Egbert, Walter K
Eicher. Leander
Eikeukoeter, Frank
Eilers, Gustav H
Elich. Louis H. F
Eiisburg. LoUis A
Elliott, Frank E
Eilmann. Fred L
Enffels. Henry G
Enyart. GeorffeC)
Fallis. Addie C
Farley , Jamies P
Farrid. Benjamin F
Farwell. Judson B
Feinberjr. James '.
Fellows. Allen R
Fellows, Edwin
Fenton, William T
Fetherston, Samuel rl
Fethcrstcm. Josenh R
Fischer. Albert G
Fish. Wesley F
Fitzner, R. Philip
Flomer. Henry W
Force. James G
Forester, Frank M
Fox. Vincent A
Frank. Joseph S
Franrz. Elmer E
Frauzeen. Charles G.
Free. Vernon C
Freehaf or. Harvey V.
Frlberg. Emile L
Frick, Edward L
Fried rick, Georsre
Friedman. Herman M
Friott, Edmund C
Frohn. Ernest
Pry, N. Qeorflre
FulKhum. Charles C
Funk. William B
(lakenheimer. Christinn F
Gallaghan. Stephen A
Gates. Peter M
Gilbert, Carl E
Gillispie, Edward W
Girten, Christian P
Gleason. William F
Glendon, Thomas A
Glomski. Roman
Ooeppner. George C
< lolembiewski. Julius J
(4oiI, Bruno H., Jr
Goodloe, J. H
<ioodman. C. Wilbur
<Tortikov. Georffe
Gosnell, Frank L
Graicxlunns, Andrius
Greeiiwald. William C
(irunska, Edward J
Guthrie, James
Hacan. -Tames H
Hall. WillisV
Halvprson. Richard M
Hamilton, E. Mendel
icaeo
Hammill, Orville O Chic 40
Hans, (Jeorfire A
Hansen, Otto T
Hardt, Harry G ,
Harper, M icajah A
Hasse, Gustav
Hatch, James D
Hausman, White L
Healy, George M
Heine. Otto C
Heinze. Hugo H
Helland. Gustav M
Hellmuth. Joseph A
Hemming, Ensign A
Henninger, Austin
Henton, Clarence H
Herr, Alfred
Hertzberg, Henry R
Heyden. Otto (i
Hill. Frank A
Hintermister, Otto R
Hipes, Frank S
Hock, Charles F
Hollnagel. Charles W
Holmsted. A. 8
Hoos, Louis
Hopkins, Charl^'S H
Hopkins, Clarence W
Horsley. Thomas J
Hosteny. Joseph N
Houseman, Gilbert J
Howard, Arthur E
Hoyer. Eugene
Hubbell, Oliver F
Hueston. Edgar J
Hull, Harry P
Huwatschek. Frank
Ingersoll, Charles O
Jackson, Phineas T
Jacksov. Arthur
Jacobs, Gustave J
Janda. J osepli
Jankowski, Edmund
Jenicek. Bonhumie J
Jennings. William G
Jensen. Eli
Jirka, Peter P
Johnsen. Martin Z
Johnson, George \V
Johnson, Oscar
Johnson. .James E
Johnson, Theodore A
Johnson, William
Johnson. Edwin R
Johnston, David A
Jones. Frank L
Joubert, Louis J
Jungk. VValter A
Kailer, Louis C
Kalk, William A.,
Kampman. Arthur
Kaplansky, Isadore
Kappus, George J
Kennedy. Charles M
Kepert. Andrew
King, Clarence E
Kirkpatrick. John
Clasen. John J
Kloppenburg, Joseph R
Klotz. Emma D
Knapp. George D
Koehler. Henry O
Koerper. Peter J
Kops. William G. J
Kotz. Wallace E
Kosiolek. Simon
Kraker, John L .'.
211
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Continued.
Krauth, Elmir
Kreidler, Louis G
Erembs. Walter R
Kreraer. Frank
Krethow. Albert Q
Kretschner. Herman
Kroll, Walter M
Krueser, Emll H
Krueflrer. Herman R
Krucll. Albert E
Kiiflewski, Stanley J
KunkeL Casper N
. Kurtz, Georsre E
Kurtz. Oscar A
Kwiatkowski. Emil A
Lacharty. W. A .* .
. Lani;. John M
Lan^n. William von
Lanz. Georee J
Lauber, Bonumii
Lauterbach, Rudolph J
Lauterman. Charles £
LeedH. Beauford L
Leenbeer. Cornelius A
Le Pevour, Frank J
Lesselyouns:. George P
Lestina. Joseph M
Levi, John A
Llndorff, Charles (>
Lindstrom, Charles O
Link. Ausrust J
. Linnman. P. E. Mauritz
Lockhart. Carl W
Loeb, Louis
Loeffler. Richard A
Looflley, Winfred R
Lorenz. John S
Loula. Rudolph
Luehr. Emil
. I^und. Georsre E
Lydebn. Alberc J
Mahony, D. J
Maier. Bertram
Marr. William G
Marshke. Max O
Martin, John F
Matkin.OthoF
Matteson. Daniel
Maxwell. William H
Mayer. Edward
Mayr, Oeorire H
Mehl. Henry
Meikle. James A
Meisel. Sesrmour R
Menchinff. William
Mentz. Otto H
Merrill, Courtney R
Merrill. WillG
Meyer, Otto F
Meyer. Rudolph
Meyer. Fred W:
Meyne. William H
Michael, Philip
Michelson. Walter H
3tiller.J.J
.Miller, Edward £
Milles. Harry
Montaff. Gustave R
Moore. Philip K
Moore. Arthur T
Moore, Algry C
Mariren week. John
Morrison. Georsre V
Mullen, Thomas E
Murphy, Bemhard E
MacCoy. M. Max ,
Chicaffo McCrillus.W. D Chicago
McDermott, Cornelius L
McDowell, George A
McGlone. James F
MoGreevy, William
McKenna, Daniel C
McNab, David F
Nafe, Charles A
Nauffhton, John J
Neverman, Edwin P. A
Newland, Luther W
Newman, Joseph H
Newman, Elbert R
Nicholson, Benjamin F
OblanderjAlbert E
Obriarht, Wesley S
O'Herrin. Neal L
O'Keefe. Charles J
Okonski. John A
Ostrowski. Emanuel
Ot t. C I are A
Packer, CliflfordS
Pahnke. Ausrust A
Palmer. Kenyon A
Pankratz, Frank
Pann, Charles P
Patera, Edward
Patterson. William J
Paul, George
Peck, Arthur M
Peffram, Robert R
Pelletier, Arthur E. F
Peters, William A
Peterson. Andrew W
Pettus. Leroy J
Pick, Emil
Pitzer, Enoch 8
Poasre, Thomas H '.
Pond, Henry W
Preib, M ichael J
Price. Walter T
Psybylski. Adam
Py, Oeorare J
Quales, Iver L
Rakenius. Hermann
Ransdell. Glenn W
Randall, Fred P
Randall. Roy ()
Ray. Enola R
Reriig.C. A
Reeck, Arnold L
Reich, William F
Reimer, Joseph H
Reusch. C
Rice. William H
Richardson. Albert N
Richardson, (teorge M
Rieman. Otto A
Rivard. Viateur J
Rivard. Jules X
Robb. Walter Iii
Robin. Luba J
RommerduII. Louis P
Rose. Ben H
Rose. John R
Rosenberg. Samuel
Ruhland. William T
Ruramel. Abdeile
Ruzicka. James
Rybiirg. Oscar J
Ryder. Louis W
Salstrom. Charles A
Samuelson. Robert O
Satterfield. Charles H
Schaef er. Charles F. W
Sehelling. Ernest C
Schick, Jacob G
212
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
Cook County — Concluded.
* •
1 1
* *
Schimelf eoicr. Charles H Chicafiro
Schirman. Ralph J
Sehlambascb. George T
Scbleuhber. Fred
Schleizer, Wunl
Schmidt, Binar
Scboeobacher. Adolph G
Sehoeneieh, Stanislaun
8cholz, Hatro
Schreiner. Louis I
SchreDder, Theodore H
Schroeder. Albert E
Sciroll, Charles J. M
Schuu. Otto *' I
Schultz, Carrie A
Sehulze. Aueust **
Schwarz. AlfredJ
Schweier. Theodore H
Seaman, Hiram M., Jr
Searles. W. C
Seekamp. Arthur
Seibert.DanP
Seidenbecher. Alexander
Seyster, A.J ■.
Shaw. Samuel
Shaynin, Abraham
Sherman. Greene B
Sieirler. Theo J
Sill«. Frederic W
Sil verberg, Harry S
Silyerton. Arthur F
Siujfley, J. LeavSure
Si wecki. Henry
Sloan, Victor A
Smale, William
Smiley. .Tames J.. Jr
Smith. Arthur H
Smith, Uhfirles E
Smith, B. Oscar
Smith. Walter L
Smith. Rnlph H
Snyder, f\ J
Snyder. William E
Sobel. Max
Somarindyrk. Arthur
Sorennen. .John J
.*^pring. Kobert B
Stadler. Joseph P '* I
Stamm, Job n C
Standflelri. Churles A
Stwrrett. Walter K
Steck, Frank D
Stee.re, Mortimer G
Stein i»re<'her. Louis
Steiner. NoHh W
Stoker. John
Sttv iokft. .loseph A
Stephens. .John A
Stephenson. Oscar (?
Stiefel. Homer E
St. John. .Joseph M
Stockton. Lycnrsrus
Stodola. A lois J
Stolte, William H
Stone. ( 'larence L
Storer, S. Rex
Strenzkc, Theo. A
Strickland. Bert W
Stroet zel. William
Strom, Carl A
Stuel ke, I^awrence B
Sullivan, J. H
Sutcliffe. John Chieaeo
Swan. Earle O
Swanson, John A ' *
Swanson. Horald G * *
Swoboda, William
Sylvester, Herman H "
Taylor, Thomas C
Taylor, Belle C
Telfer, Gilbert A
Teufer. Joseph F., Jr * *
Thiemann, Henry **
Thompson, Thomas A
Tinsman. Edward W
Tohulka. Emil T
Train, Morris
Treat. A.ma8aH
Trethewey, KichardJ
ITber, Albert J
ITmbenhaur, Georure
Vance. Irving: R **
Van DeLnyster, John **
Van Meter. David C
Vavra. Kate N
VoBs.Carl
Wajrner. (iuy W
Waldron. William F
Waite. Raymond G
Ward. Joseph '*
Warner, A. L
Watters. Mark H
Weckler. George M ' *
Weigand. Henry. Jr
Weihe. Edward G
Weirich. T. Milton
Weis, Joseph W
Welch. FrankJ
Weld, Georsre ;;
Wenham. Frank E
Werber.Max F
Werner. Henry C
Westphal. Charles
Weyrauch. James "
WheeHr, Georgre * *
Wh vte. George M
Wickert, Louis '*
Wiedel. PaulH
Wiener, .Tustien S *'
Wilcox, Mary E
Wilcox. Willie P
Wllmarth. Charles H
Wilson. Julius H. Jr
WinbTjr. W. William
Winne. Charle- W
Wisdom, Huffh
Wolf Josenh F
Wclterdorf . Frank C
Womeldorf. J«»hn M
Woolverton, (*. M
Wright, Charles B
Wrixon. Thomas W. Jr "
Yates, Herman A
Yeo. Norman H "
Yeonians. Ph Hip H
Yountr. W^illiam R
Zak. .lo.seph J
Zander, Arthur
Zeidner, Fred
Zindt. Leopold J
Zito.Paul A •;
Zurawski. Narcissus J
213
List of Assistant Pharmcwisis — Continued.
Suburban Towns.
Burb&nk. Arthur I Austin
Demonbrum. Wm. G Blue Island
Dyas. Gertrude G Arlin^on Heiirhts
Elliott, Edwin W. Jr Evanston
Fischer, Gharles A
Flanne^.-fThomas 'P Morsran Park
Orupe.PanlF Oak Park
Hackner. Barnett May-wood
Hartioff, Charles F Oak Park
Hawkins, Peih*y L May wood
Kremer, Albert H Austin
LiviniTston. John E
Lonff. Hai'ry M Evanston
Martin. Roy G Austin
Moss. Frank M Evanston
Mutschmann, Gharles J * *
Ormsbee, Harry McG Harvey
Redden. Edward Ned Riverside
Reiterman. Gharles Austin
Richards, Gharles W **
Rossman, Tarmer Oak Park
Schoenins:. Walter H
Smith, Friend O
Tumquist, Charles M Evanston
Waters, William W Clyde
Wertzler, Herman F Lemont
Wescott. William LaGrangre
Wilson, Edward A Park Ridge
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Cooper, Fount J Robinson
Muehmore. John B Obloni?
Musffrave, Andrew C Paris
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
•Smith. Relly M Greenup
DE KALB COUNTY.
BriiTfiTs. Georsre W Sycamore
Brown,*rank« i:......
Brown. Wm. M DeKalb
Gary, Charles M •*
Douglas, Ira W Genoa
Hunt, George H **
Kennedy. Delia L Hinckley
Lundberg, John G DeKalb
Rowen. Georgia B Kirkland
Sanford. W. B Sycamore
VanVelzor, William Snabbona
Wilson, Tillie F
DE WITT COUNTY.
Glazebrook. Milton B Kenney
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Averitt, Carl Tuscola
Foster, Frank B Tuscola
DU PAGE COUNTY.
.Bradley, Clarence H West Chicago ' Mann. John F.
Daniels, Francis D " | Martin, Harry M.
.DoUinger, Charles A Wheaton
.Glen Ellyn
. . . Hinsdale
214
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
EDGAR CX)UNTY.
Bover. Claude M Vemailion
Caldwell. Huston Paris
Hill. Wm. E Scott Land
Holden. Charles Q Chrinmati*
Bowe. Herbert B Redmon-
Wiley. Guy A Pari*
EDWABDS COUNTY.
Smith, Alexander D Browns-
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.
Broom, Lewis H Eflfinfirham
Carter. Harden H
Comwell, Wm. O Masoiv
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Sayler, LaMonte St. Elmo-
FOBD COUNTY.
Bloom. Theodore J Gibson City
Clayton. Wm. H Cabery
Dally. Rose £ Kempton
Dally. NonieM *^
Culbertson, John C Piper City ! Vreeland, John M Gibson Ci^y
FULTON COUNTY.
Elliott, Addison E Table Grove
Fisher. Georire T Canton
Greenville, Benjamin E * *
Harris, Edwin L Lewistown
Hasson. Harry
Heaton, Morcran Jr Farminffton
MosH, Jerome H EUisville
Neflrley. Howard S Farminfiton
Newberry t William 1 Smithneld
Osbom. Giles C Avon
Randolph, Leona B Ipava
GALLATIN COUNTY.
Bourland, Gabriel A Equality
Mathis. James L Omaha
Moore, Harry G Equality
Robinson. Frank..
Stewart. Joseph H.
Shawneetown
Omaha
GREEN COUNTY.
Crow, Charles C CarroUton
Eichelbersrer, J. Lee * *
Giller, Frank E White Hall
Hosman. D. M Roodhouse
M oore . H arry N
215
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
GRUNDY COUNTY.
Munier, Claude S. . .^^. Morris | Shalen, Alfred.
Rideway,
Frederick W.
.Coal Cit7
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Robioson, Frank W McLean sboro
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Baler. John H Plymouth
Hart, Flint West Point
Hook. William M Plymouth
House, John S Donovan
McMechan. Francis G Carthage
Simmons, Frank LaHarpe
HENDERSON COL'NTY.
McKee, John W Bi^ipsyille
HENRY COUNTY.
Anderson, James A Cambridge
Burke. Emil C
Cashman. William C Oalva
Hanson. William E '•
HoQsum, William H Kewanee
Johnson, George G Galva
O'Connor. Thomas M Kewanee
Sanders. Charles M Galva
Worley. Guy W Kewanee
IROQUOIS COUNTY.
Arnold. Clyde F Watseka
Healy. Harry Loda
Landes. Henry J Cissna Park
Miller. John A Loda
Munsterman. E. H Watseka
Muriett. Jesse A Milford
Sykes. Henry P Chebanse
Turner. Carl Sheldon
Wrisrht John A Onargo
JACKSON COUNTY.
Maclin. Andrew Carbondale Toler, John B Carbondale
Rainbow, Will C Murphysboro Watrner, Bustace W Ava
Sylvester, Charles B Carbondale
Werner, Wallace Murphysboro
JASPER COUNTY.
Crail, George W Newton
Franke, Georire E Newtou
216
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Bond. Jackson N Mt. Vernon
Galbraith. William H.
Norris, Joseph D Waltonville
Robinson, James W
JERSEY COUNTY.
Flautt. James A Otterville
Pord, Thomas S Jerseyville
Mott. H. Lee EUsh
Ware. Frank M Jerseyvilfc
JO DAVIESS COUNTY.
Gray. David W Uanovdf
Kittoe. Samuel H. Galena
Miller. Edward L Warren
Oliver. R. L..,
Sallman, Otto
Stockton
...Galena
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Boyt, Thomas E Vienna
Webb. William C Tunnel HUl
KANE COUNTY.
_
Benton, Lou N Aurora
Briffham. F. L •*
Dorchester, Edwin B
Pox. Oliver V Elsrin
Gleason,. Georee 0 Aurora
Hallock. Charles D St. Charles
Hardine. Ben Aurora
Harkison, Charles S **
Lee, Georsre R Aurort
McAllister, Edwin V GencTi
Norton, William H .' Hampshire
Sdh warz. W. Adotph Aurora
Windmuller, Paul Dundee
Winslow. Leo P Batavis
Winslow, Rush E "
KANKAKEE COUNTY.
Betoumey , Amedee T Kankakee
Brown, Byron W
Cooke. Susan L Momence
Cooke.Lynds S
Lesagre. Alfred J Kankake*
Miller, Cornelius R Essex
Weinland, Fred W Kankakee
KENDALL COUNTY.
Broaddus. William H Piano Simmons. Jennie F.
Cutter, Scott C Oswego ,
KNOX COUNTY.
Plsao
Baird. Jesse H Gilson Hinman. Willis T GalesboiT
Brewer. Clifford W Knoxville Jimison. Ellis WUHamsHeM
Ewalt, Jonas M Yates City Jordan. C. E Galesbiur
Gattrick, Frank O Knoxville Van Hoesen, William J. . Jr
Henry, Frank C Galesburg Woods. Harvey Williamsfield
217
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
LAKE COUNTY.
'Bicrpold. Wilfred J Waukeffan
French, Hattie M Lake Forest
Hollstein, Cora J Waukeean
Pfeffer, William Waukeffan
Richmann. Frederick A Hiffhlaud Park
Robertson, Herbert G Waukefiran
LA SALLE COUNTY.
Allen. Eugene D Marseilles
Baasmamn. Ghaftes LaSalle
Corbas. Barton R * '
Epple. Charles Seneca
I'Mts, Frank F Mendota
Oallafirher. Harry M Streator
Hall. Albert L Leland
Herrmann, William F LaSalle
Jones, Louise M Seneca
Koropp. Eme.st Af endota
Lind^nmeyer. Christian J Peru
Malone. John W LaSalle
Morahn. John Sheridan
Perkins, Charles H. C Ottawa
Poor, Alpha T Streator
Roesler, Joseph LaSalle
Rowe. Harry E Leland
Rowland. Charles T Streator
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Eving-er. Albert W Chauncey
Jones, Aaron B Summer
LEE COUNTY.
Barton. John J Sublette
Barton. Grace H
Hills. Willis N Compton
,Raif enberffer, L. C Dixon
Shippee. Henry C Ashton
Stroehr. Gus L Dixon
Winders. Edward * '
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Crandall, Oliver W Dwiifht
Grant, John T Pontiac
Lannon, Patrick H Saunemin
Mason, McClure Pontiac
Moore. Raymond T Pontiac
On», William H **
Royal. Idella Chatsworth
Soraerville. Curtis P Pontiac
LOGAN COUNTY.
Beidler. John L
Berminirham. James A,
Mt. Pulaski Gardner. William W Lincoln
Lincoln , Reinders. Andrew F Mt. Pulaski
MACON COUNTY
Coyiker, William B Blue Mound { Irwin. Charles H Decatur
Coyner, Heber W " ; Kennedy. Samuel O
Crawford, David P Decatur , Lee. Sarah B
Davis. Archer T " i Mc Bride, Frank A
Dixon. William A '* West, Edgrar A
(Tonirerke, Julius R * ' Young", Clyde C
218
List of Assisiant Pharmacists — Continued.
MACOUPIN COUNTY.
Binney. John Mt. Olive Spramie, Fred L Virden*
Gobble. Newton E Scottville ! Woolley, Elmer N Carlinvine
Imerthal. Edward P Mt. Olive
MADISON COUNTY.
Atwell, KatheUliie M ColIiiMville Gr'af. Edwards A Alhambra.
Barth, Ausriist F North Alton | Hinkle. Herbert N Alton'
Burrouarhs. Dent E Edwardsville Klein. Georgrc A Bethalto^
Dale.Charle8 S *' I Uazell, Charles A
Flaeheneker, Charles T Alton
MARION COUNTY.
Allen. Irvin B Centralia . Pricket, Bert Centralia
Altom. Jessie Entrekin Patoka • Robinson, Flora Vernon^
Defirenhart, Wflliam M Centralia i
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Chapman, Walter J Lacon Vaughn. Ralph W Wenon&
ironmonger, Arthur J Henry
MASON COUNTY.
I
Hughes. Delvin E Havana Leslie. Frank M Manito-
HtiPtchison, Charles W Mason City
MASSAC COUNTY.
_ - ^ _ . -.
Brumer, A- Z Metropolis , Willis, Omer M Metropolis-
Roe. William C Tallula
Stone, Charles Greenview
MENARD COUNTY.
Whipp. Ellis D Petersburg-
MERCER COUNTY.
Emerson, E. M. (» New Windsor Mayall. Emanuel R Prec^mptioi^
I J
. i
:* '
I
219
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
MONBOE CX)UNTY.
Bode. Wm. H. Jr Waterloo
Kennedy, L. D HarrisonyiUe
Nixon, John M Columbia
MONTQOMEBY COUNTY.
Bnndoa. Charles R Litchfield
Diekerson. Russell
Haas. Gtoorffe Butler
Holderread. Walter Litchfield
Milnor, Charles R Litchfield
lf;olyneauz,.Hanv B
Smalley. Arden E Raymond
MORGAN COUNTY.
ArmstroniT. Wm. L Jacksonville
Ayers. Harry
McKensfe, S. S. Prentiss
McKtnney. Lenora Ohapin
Roseberry, Alonzo B Jacksonville
MOULTRIE COUNTY.
Farrell. James J
Gibbon. John M .
...Sullivan
.Lovin^rton
Hall. Sam B Sullivan
M DONOUGH COUNTY.
Deeker. Joseph A Macomb
Exby . Charles C Prairie City
Meloan, Joseph F Macomb
Reynold. James N **
Sutton. Willard C . . .
Thompson, Rosco L
Wiley. Thompson H.
Zem, John G
Macomb
.Colchester
...Bushnell
Good Hope
M'HENRY COUNTY.
Bealey. Sophie A West McHenry Phalen. John W Harvard
Crissey. Laveme K Marencro RichardRon. Frank
Glasier. Wm. P Huntley Wilkinson, Jesse Hebron
Howe. Lyle L. L McHenry
M LEAN COUNTY.
Bailey. Edwin O Bloominffton
Bailey.FredW
Barker. Alfred L
Brami, Harry
Bmidy, Corydon DeK
Crofehers. Louise M
Frey. Harry
Oarst. Simon P. C Stanford
Harris. Harvey L Bellflower
Judd. John O Bloomington
Laws. Edward E Cropsey
Mittler. William Bloomington
Noz. Charles B LeKoy
Payne, Andrew J Arrowsmith
Plumley, Maxwell G Heyworth
Pride, Geonre A LeRoy
Profit, John L Bloomingtoii
Sims.LouisF
Walter. Albert C
220
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
OGLE CX)UNTY.
Campbell. Wm. L Byron
Mooce. Ralph W Oreffou
Stroh. John N Oreffon
Salliyan, Daniel J Rochelto
PEORIA COUNTY.
Aly ea, WiUard H PrincevlUe
Anderson, Herbert M Peoria
Anicker. Wm. J
Barnhart, Clarence E
Boyer, Chester
Burgress, Ualler E
Oarman. Eusrene P
Orusius, Charles
Geleer, Edward G
Griest, Joseph T
Grimson, Edward R
Hartig*. Henry
Herman. Theodore H
Hoffman, Gustav E
Hollister. Charles L
Hiiber, namie H
Hudson. Harry H Peoria
Kneer, Theodore P
NlchoU. Flank M
Pels. Herman R
Rolff. MaxO
Roskoten. Charles Oscar
Ryan, Patrick J
Scott, Wilbur B
Siegle. Herman C
Smith. Charles H Chillieothf
Stephenson, Sabinah M Peoria
Thomas. Mamie E Chillicotbf
Weisbmoh. Theodore B Peoria
Zacrelmeyer. Ernest F
Zerbst, William
PERRY COUNTY.
Clatk, Arthur B Pinckneyville
'Knauer. Earnest P DuQuoin
West. E. D TiMnaru
PIATT COUNTY.
Bishop, Ernest Bement
Bodman, Joseph L
Bong's, A. A ,u
Harrinsrton. Harry F Monticello
Locher. James C Cerro GonW
Patterson, Wm. M ManafleM
Sayler, Omer U LaPlaee
PIKE (JOUNTY.
Frazier. Frank L PIttsfleld
Graff, O. D Barry
Grimshaw. Wm. S PittsfieU
Williams. Chas. W
POPE COUNTY.
Benhara, Thomas M Golconda i Salzman. Ferdinand Goleonda
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Barker. Albert M Sparta
Ratz. Henry A. N Red Bud
Robertson. CharlcH E SteeleTiU«
221
List of Ai^sistant Pharmacists — Continued.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Braseie, Frank Olney
Pritchey, Frederick W Olney
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
Clendenin. Robert 6 Moline
Coyxie< Hattie E Port Byron
Crandell. Walter K Rock Island
Hartz, Julius M
Johnston, William G Rock Island
Lawson. Hanninsr L Moline
Monnette. J. Cloyd **
Mueller. Henry F
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Arcnlarius. Harry E Belleville
Baaneister. Louis E Eiast St. Lonis
Brockineyer. Charles H Belleville
Duncan. Ralph H East St. Louis
Pancke. ArthiirC
Gain, Peter L
Henrich, Oustavus A Mascoutah
Howard. Robert A East St. Louis
N lemeyer. Charles Lebanon
Reraick. Josie M O'Pallon
Rives. Albert E East St. Louis
Saengrer. Bennie Belleville
Sondag'. Michael
Taylor, Georiere A East St. Louis
Weber. John A Belleville
SALINE COUl^TY.
Ro)«e, Ernest W Harrisburg
SANGAMON COUNTY
Alvey. Rob E Mechanicsbure
Aschauer. Albert G Sprinsrfield
Boland. Michael H
Booth, Jacob F
Burkhart. Henry
Deal. Belle Riverton
Feltham, Richard W Sprinpfleld
niee.son. Benjamin
Ooddard. Milton, W
Huesinfir. .Joe H Springrfleld
Hutton, Prank M Auburn
Paula. Sister
Rickard. Ernest T Pawnee
Root. Claude A Springrfleld
Rutschke. Oscar H
Schneider. Henry D *[
Snmmer, Henry F. X
Will, Georere L
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Seeley. William W.
Rushville Yoe. Harry P Rushville
SCOTT COUNTY
Lewis. Pfwmie.
Bluffs
222
List of Assistant Pharmacists — Continued.
SHELBY COUNTY.
Titzfirerald, Edwin G Moweaqua
Hie&rinbotham, Edgar Tower Hill
Seaman, George D Shelby viUe
Tull. James A Windsor
STARKE COUNTY.
Conover, Alvin Wyoming
-Shaffer, T. B
Snarr. M. C. . . .k. Wyoming
Thornton, Ed. K Toulon
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
Fitchner, Lee G Preeport Wood, Rupert V Freeport
Rehbock, John P '^
TAZWELL COUNTY.
Alphonso, E Washington Buebrig. Charles H Minier
Bird. Charles H Tremout Lander. Frank E Deer Creek
Brady, Calvin P Washington
UNION COUNTY.
Bacon, Fred Jonesboro Ostrich, Oscar O Anna
Keith, B. Franklin Alto Pass Webb, RobertL •'
VERMILION COUNTY.
Baum, Clarence H Danville
Bookwalter, Adolphus Fairmount
Braudenberger, Unarles Danville
Cowan, Minnie B Georgetown
Cowan, Arthur H Danville ,
Elliott. Hattie M Hoopeston, !
Elliott. JesseE
Lamon, V. L Fairrooimt
Layton. John W Potomac
Masters, Riehard H Danville
Mendenhall, Mordecai C Vermilion Grove
McCartney, Theodore Alvio
McCrea, Henry H DanvUIle
Ross, William C RossriUe
Sandeson. Will S , . .DanviDe
Schulta, Gustav H
Soward. William W Fitbiaa
Stout. Arthur E Danville
White, George E
Woodbury, Charles M
WABASH COUNTY.
Rigg, Phillips Bellmont Sharp, William L Keensbnrr.
WARREN COUNTY
Haley, William Monmouth
223
List of Assistant Pharma cist s^Conclxxded.
WAYNE COUNTY.
-Carrothera. Frank Fairfield Porter. William P.
Fairfield
WHITE COUNTY.
JofansoD. Frank Norris City Ronalds. Harold E.
Prince. Norman E Enfield Walk. Henry M. . . .
■ Grayville
...Enfield
WHITESIDE COUNTY.
Boyd." Paul F Morrison Geyer, Howard N Sterling:
Fitzsrerald. Charles W '* I Kline. Louis A Rock Falls
Praser. Pliny L Sterlinsr , Snyder, JohnH Morrison
WILL COUNTY.
Balensiefer. Otto Joliet
Bly. John A * *
Bray. Joseph T ' *
Elliott. Elizabeth . ; Peotone
Evans. Ira E Lockport
Pahmer. John. Jr Joliet
JLarson. Frank E * '
Liiess. Jacob F. J * *
31cClester. Frank R Plainfield
Rofiran. James E Joliet
Rothwell. Charles T **
Schneider. Joseph * '
Schumm, Louis F Wilmincrton
Seaborer. Charles Lockport
Spansrler. Charles H
Vanatter, Herbert H Joliet
Welch. Carlton S Beecher
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
L«ancastcr.. Samuel A Marion
WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Oillette. Arthur S Rockford ,
Keelinar. William B
Long. V.W
McDannell. W\ Raymond
O'Brien. William H W' innebaco
I'etterson. Josef F Rockford ,
Plumer. Frank L Rockford
Rosser, Philip H .'
Rummell. Eva J Rockton
Trasrardh. Carl E Rockford
Warren. Lewis A
WOODFORD COUNTY.
Moore, Newton R Roanoke
%^anDyke. Louis H Eureka
Wilson. Albion H Metamora
224
ALPHABETICAL LIST APPRENTICES— 1897.
A
Adams. Joseph Forreston
Adis, Georare L Chicago
Aldricb. Claude S Richmond
Alexa. Ladwiff Chicairo
Alexander, Ray R Richmond
Alexander. John W Cbicasro
Allan. Da^d A Morris
Allemonfir. waiter B Lanark
Ames, Alice L Ottawa
Andrews. Veva Newton
Andrews. Walter W — Washington Heights
Andres, Walter Belleville
Appleton. Guy W Chicago
Arns, Auuust N W^aterloo
Arnold, George E Watseka
Arnold. A. Clifford Chicago
Aronson, Sam
Aubrey. Oscar C Plyraouih
Avery. Wilbur N Conipton
Axtell, Edna J Walnut
B
Bach, Edward K ('hicatro
Bach. Engelbert, Jr Taylorville
Bacon, (4eorge J Sonionauk
Baf-r. i'hilip St. .lacoh
BakcT, J nmes R Chicaijo
Baker. William L Dixon
Baldwin. George R Griggsville
Ballo, Louis O Bloom inertou
Bank. Henry L Chicatro
Banker. Edward W A urora
Barker, Perry Hochelle
Barker, Frank, Jr
Barr, Frank H Mama
Barrick. William H Mt. Olive
Barton, Bayard Chit^atio
Bartells, Charles VV Camp Point
Barf hell. Walter K Peoria
Bartkowski. .Sergius Chicago
Barwin, .John E
Baumgart. Frank T Danville
Bawden, Steven R Mt. (Carroll
Beard. Charles L Cul)ii
Bpcher, Frank Quinoy
Becker, John F Bellevil 1<»
Bedford. Clinton C Maustifld
Behrens, Henry A Mt. Olive
Bell, Thomas E Galena
Belmore. William T Highland Park
Benjamin. Bennie F Quincy
Bentbey, Frank A Chicago
Benson. John P Peoria
Bergstrom. Charles G Moline
Bettendorf. Peter G Aurora
Beuford. Edna Argenta
Bickenbach, Gertrude D Astoria
Bilz, Michael Chicago
Binz. August C
Bloch. Oscar
BIu, Harry Milford
Bock, William Smithton
Boehmer, Olaf Julius Chicago
Boedeker, William P Preeport
Bollenbach. George W Galesburg
Bonnett. James L Bloomington
Bondrowsky, Alexander Chicago
Bonning. Louis C
Bornhoeft. John E.. Jr
Boudinot. John E DaoTillc
Bowen, Timothy E Chicaeo
Boyer. William C Morrison
Braun. William J Pairbury
Brandenburg. Albert Rock Island
Braden, Joseph H McLeansboro
Brawley, Fratik E Chicago
Brelt, F*redD
Brey, Louis G Waterloo
Brewer. Francis C Jacksonville
Brent, Harry Chicago
Breaid. Robert V Savanna
Briel. Louis M Ottawa
Broaddus. Charles A Piano
Brock. J oseph V Marion
Brod. Marguerite Chi'-ago
Brooks, Jacob
Brown. Fred E Sterling
Brown. Jackson Belknap
Brown, Thomas A Thebes
Buck. Albert H Chicago
Buchanan. Rea Bloomington
Buehrig, Willie F Minier
Bulmau. Frank R Mounds
Bulowo. Henry Chicago
Bundy, Ben Marion
Burns, William H Louisville
Burgess. Roscoe Coatsburg
Burmeister, Henry J Morris
Burke, h'rank J Walnut
Burn* tt. Earl May wood
Burton. James O , Dahlgren
Burliuganie. Byron A Chicago
Burnam. Hol>ert L Rockford
Busso, William F Alton
Cameron. Colin R Mason City
("uniden. Benjamin C New Burnside
(^amp, Homer Astoria
(Larson, Frederick Mahome.t
Carlisle. Harry N Geneva
Carr. Charles C Coatsburg
Caswell. William H Chicago
C^ashion. Li tin Chester
( 'heuneour. Hubert C Roberts
('h)pnian, Arthur C Momencc
Cholewiiiski. John P Chicago
Christian. Robert W Odell
(?hrihty. William Y Sumner
Chwatai. James E Chicago
(Mark. James W Moweaqua
(Muxton, Winfield S St. PrancisviUe
Cline, Harry X Marion
Cleaveland, Charles D Propbetstown
Coady, George H Paua
Cohn. Salamon Chicago
Cole, Mary L Rantoul
List of Apprcniicei'—^Cnwtmu&d.
C«le. UmtH Hiintoul '
Cole. Iduronee N CbicBRo
Colemui. William P
Collins. Prkneiii B
OoDDok, Antbony E C&rrolltoti
CoDntantliie. Edward W ChicBEO
(JoDdrer. HnyDard C Oblont:
Coue. EiereU D I^d»
Coii»r, Frank L Oalenburc
Cooi. Bar L Astorl*
Cocper. EIIbL MllledKevillu
Comn, EdrarC Twti«ro«
CoruloB. WilMsmT BntaTik
CoiDcr, P™<itt Rockford
Crkw. EoBCDe E SndDruit
CraddOOk. Hsiry E G«lv»
Crinier. JohnB Cupran
alTer. Prknk H Homencc
mmiDZR. Oeorxe W HiehUnd Park
Cwihliniiki. Viureal CliicBBO
Chitaeu
ChapTn : .
u.uic.uuuu Elitin I'M
>aDM.OtU>A Uhimtrii ' Kri
)arls. William S ChHstopher Pri
tar.JaaieHS dloMn Pr
>eaQ.Fred J. Watemiaii
teekcr. Cbarlea H VlrRlDla
>eihl, Laura E Arcenla
>r!leat)i.JoliDF Peoria
>«nionbruD. JoHcpb A Cdicbki) Ua
teinaree. Samuel W RohhviIIi^ Oa
Uenker. ARneit Riverside Qa
)leti. SamuH T Alton ' 0«
>jekelmani>. Bcnihsrd H Cuicar" <la
>ieker. Frank T Ea-it St, Loms Ge
llneen. Eaoenv G Red Bud <ie
Hstler. Aleiander P Peoria
mater^asvne Pearl City
HiOD. Haixinon B Elmwood
>ockhorn. Albert: Bloomlntcton
>an]btaaaer. JumM A CbarleNton
><niclaa!i. WBiTPn H ttenault
tonfflanfl. James A Omnlm
tavse. Stepbeu-Jr I^ockpurt Gueliel. Willlan
Ferry, Hueb. Jr .Mar-lisli
Fetherstoii. Josepli L I'.hiFatin
Feurer, Euill J l.aSalle
Pick. Herbert <: CnieBHo
Fields. Harrr W Hochelle
FiEeen. Alfred H UuincT
FinEolslelti, Dave CliicaKo
Flahcr, Willlwn H Pi»her
Filch, Evil E Wonlen
FlansKan, Lswaoii H Ubicaeu
Flaherty. Ed war.! V Sprineflel'l
Fleer. Pmnk Quincy
Fleer, Lieoree W "
Flynn. William 1' Ottawa
Polonli-. Robert .1 Beardntown
Ton. William n Cbiearfo
Foreman. Alhert. CoMen
For^. Theodore \. Lake Forest
FoBter. Clarenee C MorrUon
PoAirtHin. Prrdprifk W guin.T
Pi-i.sp.Wilh,. . Collin«vllIe
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...Woudhiill
:»y, J. Bert...
on. HHrver V
f. John...
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»own«y, Delia ft
treiHoemer, Bernard J . ,
tudley. Carioii S
hinlley, Oeoree 8
'-•r, Robert C Monmouth
t. CharleaM 8t. Elmo
trait. Clair S AriineWn HelKbl"
IrboWHkl. Frank — CbleaK--
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Goddai'd, Henry A.
(loodnian. Louis...
Ourdan. ElnivrE...
OordoiL. Hob<'rt A...
(iothard, Jamex
Baton, SamoelD.. .
Bdeleman. Frank J.
Edward*. Marry —
BccBarreP
BcKorH. Oeoree A...
Elpper. Ausast
EisbaUDt.lTustaT,..
Elliott. BeniamiQ F.
Elnner. Fred H
Enrel. Walter F
EaCaDkB. Loulx L...
Ennne. Prank
EverH. OttoF
ahu E ". .
(iHndllDB. Harry
Uiiy. nob.>rt A .
Kaekler.James R..Jr...
Faroulener. Lemnel W. . .
Femran. Uharlea T.-
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..Waterloo
Kockford
Pearl
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..MHpleFurk
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i.race, Paul HarriKbure
Oray, Ralph A.... (.'hleaito
rirHf.JubiiF Alliaoibra
Uruvex. l4eort[e E.. Uhlcaico
Graves. Frank M .MB.-<iml.
Graham. William K Carlluville
Graham. Harry T Waneonda
GreBi:. ThomHH D Hnrrlslmric
Greeii. Clair.. M Colfax
(ireen. Don R MonlicHlii
Green. NeMeS Amboy
Uriesi.r. Edwin L Uninty
Gri1Tlth.Edwar.lL CliieaBi.
Gross, Edwar.1 O (iillespie
, Or.>lr. Owar A NuahviUe
Grubaueh. Orva"
226
List of Apprentices — Continued.
Hake. Cbristian L Nashville '
Ilallock, Aaron B Harrisburg
Hall, Georire F Danville
Haley. Lew J Paw Paw
Halated, Rolla L Rock Falls
Hallett, Earle M Sterlinsr
Hainer. George H DesplaiheH
Hansen. Cbfistian Uhicasro
Hannau. Edward \V Mattoon
Hanns. Prank J Chicae'o
Hart. J. Ottis EddyvTlle
Hart. Benjamin T Camp Point
Harris, William W Springfield
Harrison. Wilbert E .Cuba
Hardiman. William Chicairo i
Harder. Frank R PJttsfleld
Har^reaves. Oliver C Clifton
HartunsT- Charlen Chicagro
Harvey, Frank I* Dana
Hasson, Edward Lewistown
Hatbe way. Joseph C Ottawa
Haubold. G. Otto Chicago
Haue, Willard E Urbana
HayeH. David Hlooming ton
Heavey. James P Chicago
Heck.OttoH
Hedrich. Edward
Hef '. Frederick
Heidbrednr. Albert H Quincy
Heifner. Charles H Hinckley
Hellfttei-n. Fidclis Quincy
Helm. George H Algonquin
Hemmerling. Anthony Chicago
Hcnsley. Harry Y Clinton
Hensel, Otto Chicago
Henry. William A
Henke, Albert P Aurora
Hering. Ott«) E Chicago '
HerHhey, Merrltt D Mt. Vernon
Herrmann. Alfred A Chicago
Hess. Isaac E Philo
Hesselgrave. William E Chicago
Hibbe. HarryM
Hielig, Charles J
Hill. Milburn G Decatur
Hill, Clinton C Parniington
Hill, George L Cave-in-Rock
Hill. Albert C Chicago
Hiller. Ja<-ob
Hilboldt, J. Henry, Jr Jonesboro
Hines, Charles P Eiloomington .
Hirtzel. John Chicago j
Hitchcock, John H Lewistown
Hobart, Maude P Gihuun
Hobart, M ary A Ashmore
HoflFman, Robert P Bloomington
Hogue. Minnie D Lake Forest
Holbrook. Charles J Kinmundy
Holt. Chester H Hanna City
Hoover, James A Pontiac ,
Hopkins, Frank A Hebron
Horwitz. Alexander Chicago
Hottinger. Joseph A
Householder. Earl Mt. Morris ,
Hownni, Temple W Shelby ville
Hubka, Otto G Chicago
Hubka, James
Huddlesion, Clyde E Parmer City
I
fhnch. .\lfrpd Chicago
Use. John W Belleville
Innis. Benjamin Hinckley
Irwin, J. B. B luka
Isted. William T Grafton
J
Jack, Harry T Chicago
.Tackson, Cly<le A Fairview i
Jackson. Laurence D Chenoa
Jackson, Harrv A Aledo
Jacobson. MoUie B Wayne City
Jamieson, John Lake Forest
Jans. Albert Chicago
Jansen. William L Quincy
Jehlik, Anthony J Cnicago
Jensik. Bohous
Jewitt, Homer J Elgin
Joesting, Frederiek C Uton
Johnson, Herman A Chicago
Johnson. John E Murphysboro
Johnson, Lee Arthur Chicago
Johnson. Albert W
Johnson, Robert C Aiedo
Jones. Edgar A Milf ord
Joyner. Robert W Ridgway
Joyner, Lou A
K
KiMiel. John A Rock Palls
Kannaly, Charles J Sterling
Karwath. Winnie H. M Moline
Karr. Robert A Metropolis
Karl. Han-y H Auroi-a
Kamo, Max Chicago
Kavanaugh. John J
Kaysing Charles Belleville
Keen, Peter P Keensburg
Kidder. Louis L Peoatonica
Kiesel, William Chicago
Kilgore. Warren B Lawrencevilie
Kimberlin, George N Golconda
Kircher, Fred S Strosbnrg
Kirkpatrick. William B Stronghurst
Kissel, Bartholomew L East St. Ixmis
Kittoe. Edward Oaleoa
Kloekcr. Carl J Chicago
Klossowski. Frank J Dixon
Knapp, George B Bardolph
Knaak. Charles H Staunton
Kna.'ik, Theodore S Deerfteld
Knochel. George M Lincoln
Koowlton. Frank W Rockford
Knoblauch. Edward W Metamora
Koehler. Harvey G Chicago
Kossowski. Stanislaus
Kotz. Henrietta P Petersburg
Kotlenga. Joseph C Chicago
Kovarik. Victor G
Kowalski. Ignatius
Krabiel. William C Warsaw
Kraemer. Frank W Chicago
Krause, Julius L Eureka
Kreuser. William F Chicago
Kreml, Otto A ^
Kroening. Harry P
Kronholm. Martin E Moline
Krummenacher, Charles E Highland
Krzy winski. Joseph Coicago
Kugler, Emily Jane. : Pinckneyville
Kuznik, Joseph Chicago
L
Labrier. Harmon C Chester
Ladwig. Hattie Chicago
Lake, William T Decatur
Lambrecht, John Chicago
Lumpe. Henry G
Lane. Richmond D Shelby villa
Leach. Frank M Morris
Leffingwell. Robert B Eranston
Lemmon, Harold Norris City
Leonard. William C Chicago
Lewis, Charles F. Belviden*
Lewis. E. Mable Creston
Liebrecbt. Selma K Chicago
227
List of Apprentices — Continued.
Linkwiler. Albert Hillsboro
Linton. Arthur W Bunker Hill '
f jinden. Selma C Chichafiro
Lindhorst, Claude £ Ramsey I
LittiiT* Irvaa E Rock Island \
Littlejohn. James H Braceville
LiireAey. Leroy V New Douglas ;
LoefHer. Aufnist P.. Jr Chlcafiro ,
f^oescber. Charles M
liof Strom. Alfred
l>of Strom, Frank L
Loraske. Paul P
Ijoneriran, Charles A Polo
L4*omis. Isa Medora
I fOtt. Harvey V Elmwood
Lott. Harvey V
I jucaft. Charles A Chicasro
Ltidwiffs. Gustav A.J East St. Louis
Lued'lcN William H Warsaw
Luedtke. Max Collinsville
Lumpp. Joseph J Cliicafiro
[junderen. Charles L Dundee
Lutz. Frank A Chicaifo
Luthrinifer, William J Petersburg
Lydick, Fred &, Newman
T^ynch. Frank C Evanston
Machler. William G Chifnjro
Maher. Charles Ottawa
Major. Charles J Chicairo
Maloney. John E Farmer City
Mannintr. Edward D Chicago
Manning. Michael P
Mansfield, Frank E Franklin
Marshall. Hugh Monmouth
Markus. Charles Chicago
Martin. Sanford A Heyworth
Mason. Ge<»rge T Springfield
Matthews. Robert C Monmouth
Maxedon. Mollie D lleathsville
Maxwell. Charles E Odell
Head. Frank B Marengo
Meharry. Ed E Pairburg
Moinung, Arthur Ch icago
Meloan. Robert W Rock ford
Merkle. Joseph C Peru
"^Ifrkey. Harvey A Astoria
Metz. John J Chicago
Meyer.Johan L K
Meyer. Val J Somonauk
Meyer. Tryggve E Chicago
Michels, V ictor Albion
Michelmunn. Albert Quincy
Midgett, A. T Robinson
Mielich. Arthur Chicago
M lies. Charles S Weldon
Miller. David C Pontine
Miller. Charles E Staunton
JVfiller. Arthur W Champaign
Miller. Ella (i Pearl
Mil ler. Ira W Wa verly
^linott, Leroy Earl Chicago
Misbler. C. H Mt. Morris
3titrhelK Lennie L Sidney
MiH-ller. Fred A Waterloo
Moline. 0««car C Chicago
Morton. Charles W Shelby ville
Morrison. John A Table Grove
Morrison, David J Chatham
.MoHser. William Pnlntine
Mueller, Carl C,}uiucy
Munshaw, Lambert Nunda
Mundt. John H Mason City
Munsterman. Henry A Chicago
Muraock. William R
Musser. Mayme Pearl City
Mo
McCarthy, Joseph R Paoa
McCall, Charles E Chicago
McClain. William H.. Jr Onarga
McCoy. Eudora J Chicago
McCord, Arthur N Streator
McGehee. Dennis B Omaha
McLain. Percy L Wyoming
McLaughlin, 0. J Marengo
McLean. Charles W Chicago
McMillan. Herbert L Aledo
McNeill, Kingsley M Galena
McTuggart, Artella , . Hunt City
N
Nader, Frank Chicago
Nease, Holland Winslow
Nech vatal. John J Chicago
Neill, Minnie M Murphysboro
Nelson, Charles J Chicago
Nelson, Carl R Moline
New. Mabel Winchester
Newman. Robert Chicago
Newton. Lizzie M Boulder
N iemey «T. Job n Stockton
Niemes. John H East St. Louis
Nigh. Edward Newton
Nikodem. Charles V Chicago
Nilsoon. Wm. Hans
Nobiling. Will () Kewanee
Nowlin. Jont A Bloomington
O
Oehler. Edward Chi* ago
Oldknow Percy W Table Grove
Oliver. Harry J MulberryGrove
Oliver. Oliv" M Wenona
Olmsted Frank W Genoa
Olmsted. Charles H Milledgeville
Olsen, ( )le Oscar . . Chicago
Olufs. EdwardC
O'Malley. .John A Dwight
O'Niel. Daniel .St. Jacob
Orr, Frank L NewBurnside
Ostrowski, Romuald Chicago
Owen. Carl S Westfleld
P
Pulm. Emil Galesburg
PalmtT. Mary F Noble
Palmer. Charles E Morrison
Parks. L. Maud Pairview
Parker. Charles H Greenup
Parker. George C Chnrleston
Parsons, David E Bunker Hill
Paul. ( M'orge H Alton
Paullin. John M Atlanta
Paus, Charlps Chicago
Pellet! ieri. Joseph
Penuebaker. John S Macomb
Penny. Harry M Kingston
Perry, James W Mel vin
Perry. Benjamin
Perkins. .1 udson E Chicago
Perkins. Guy M ^ Kowanei*
Petler^eu, Alfred Chicai/o
Pfaff. Fred L Centralia
Pfansehmidt. Fred W Quincy
Pleffer, William Highland
Pfetzing. Henry G Havana
Finder, Edward J Flora
228
List of ApjyrenticeH — Continued.
Pitts, Bentley Chicago
Pokorney, Prank J
Potratz. Henry F
Pr€8COtt, George F Dixon
Price, Moaes R Chicago
Prinee. CharJes F Beardstown
Pritchett. Cassias J Dana
Provost. Frederic T Chicago
Pyterek. Stanislaus
Querbnch. Joseph Gillespie
R
Radley, Claude G Eai-lville
Rainbow. Albert O Murphy sboro
Randall. Metta G Raritan
Randack, Prank J Chicago
Rasraussen, Marie S. F
Ravenstein, James C Bellmont
Reaugh. George Rock Island
Rees. Orestes H Nokomis
Reeves. Joseph M Bloomington
Rehm, Eugene W Chicago
Remick. Cnarles P Marengo
Renaud. Thomas U Chicago
Rennen, Wra. A **
Resh, Amsey M Freeport
Rettberg. Anton Peoria
Reuss, Albert L Belleville
Rhoads. Oscar S Hillsboro
Rhodes. Victor Beroent
Richart. Olive M CedarviUe
Richey. John J Polo
Richards. Alice H Chicago
Ritter. C. W Armington
Roby, George H Chicago
Roberts. Edgar East St. Louis
Roberta. Harlen a Kansas
Robertson. John C Astoria
Robson, Andrew J Joliet
Rodenhauser. William Bloomington
Rogers, ClifTord H Morris
Rogers. Scott Dalton City
Rosson. Tempey E Pomona
Rosin. Bennie Chicago
Ross. Wilbur W Springfield
Rosenfleld. Abraham (Chicago
Rounds. Bird Cleo
Rowand, B. H Barry
Rowland, R. H Dixon
Ruhman. Melvin S Chicago
S
Samuels. John J Chicago
Samansky. Morris
Senoica, Vladislaus "
Sanders, Phillip S Vienna
Sanf ord, Harry I Chicago
Sandbach. Levi P Edwardsville
Sauerberg, Einar A Chicago
Schelling, George H
Schleuter. Carl O East St. i jouis
Schmidt. Charles H Chicago
Schneider, Wesley Nauvoo
Schoettle, Henry G Collinsville
Schonrich. Martin J Quincy
.Schemer. Michael F Aurora
Schreiner. Emil T Danville
Schreiner. Thomas W
Schrodt. Jacob Chicago
Schuetz, Ziska E Meudota
Schwarsentruber, Emanuel Oarlock
Schwarzschulz, Henry Chicago
Schwerm, Carl H , Peoria
Sehwandt, Ida Bloomington
Sch wankc, Louis Chicago
Scott. John A Kewanee
Seibert, Waltei G Ashley
Shade. Arthur W Altona
Shapiro. Morris A Chicago
Shaffer. Effle A Kingston
Shewmaker, Claud C Ridgway
Siegmund. Jake Chicago
Sielaff, William Austin
Simpson. Frederick Vienna
Simmons. Mark K Macomb
Sipp. James D Riverside
Six. Churles Chambersburg
Slauter. Edgar J Danville
Smith. Charles L Fairfield
Smith, Louis L McLeansboro
Smith. Leslie Pittsfleld
Smith, John O Sumner
Smith. Fred E Girard
Smith, Harry R Streator
Smith, Harry B Murpbysboro
Smith. Esther R Chicago
Snively, Prank R Cuba
Sni vely, Thomas Chicago
Southard, Frank A Pana
Sohm. George F. A Bloomington
Spaeth. Bernard Carlyle
Spark. Bernard Chicago
Spencer. William Lawrencpville
Speaker, Henry E Beardstown
Sprowls, Alexander C F^Igiu
Stack, Eugene A Chicago
Stahl, Amanda W
Stahlf eld. Paul
Stadle. Harvey F
St. Clair. William M Nupd*
Steele, Arazia M Brocto.i
Stewart, Julia A Metropolis
Stephens. David P Rock Island
Stillman. James W Farina
Stibgen, Robert H Freeport
Stimson, Charlotte Tiskilwa
Stocker. George A Pana
Stokes, Albert T Chicago
Stone. John F
Stout. H. O Ashland
Strawn. (Jeorge M Chatsworth
Strey. William C. L Chicago
Sug^ett. Virgil O Flora
Sullivan. Eugene A Rochelie
Sutherland. William L Pinckneyville
Swanson, Oscar L Joliet
Swanaon. JoHeph Chicago
Swensson. Heinhold E
Syvers<-n. Norman
Tate. Frederick W (ireenville
Taylor. J ui«tus E Gridley
Taylor, John W Williamsville
Taylor. George O Chicago
Teatro, Charles E Mt. Carmel
Tei.«iseder. Camille A Ottawn
Thiel. George P Chicago
Thickstun, Leonard D Harvey
Thomas, Bert W Peoria
Thompson, Lena M Carbondale
Thompson. Pressley Chicago
Thompson, Herbert L Harrisburg
Thorn. Charles A Glen Ellyn
List of Apprentices — Continued.
'borutun. Max F
■ 'oler. WliliKin AV.V.'.V.V.'.V.V.'.V.'.V.V.Astorlii
' 'raTis. ClnirR Saybroolt
THeb. Oeorje Betltvllle
"TriBK, C. B SIrapBon
'ri». Minnie F East St. LouIh
■" D. Carrie H (iolconda
■""R- SlerliQK
QHincy
a,!
Wi-atbenr. Albert C CbicBso
Westeate. William Norwood Park
Wetzel. Donald C Cbloaco
Weuban, Frank J Waakeean
Wbeeler. Elliott H Ifurphysboro
Wbitn. JamcaW Roberta
White. Philip H Chlc»«o
niiiian, ChMWrA Chica
Vhu Doren. Chnrles E Bcardstom
Vanp.JohnN PalOBtine
VanDatta,DeWittS North Hen dinoa
Van Patten. Edith B Hochelle
Van Patten. Fred E
Vac Zandt. Clifford .1 Jackaonville
Vettp. FredH Cblwwo
Volkers. Edsnr C Dennison
W
Wmlii.wski. J»lin Chicaeo
Wall. WlllisDi J Pei>rla
Wall. CharlHH T Flora
Waller. Martha M Bellmont
Walter. William D Lincoln
Walker. Elehard A HetropoliB ,
WalllDvfinil. Jamef R Macomb i
Warbanik, AlTemon Chlcuo
Wathtmro, James (J Wheeler
Wms«r. Frederick Chicago
Watenuan. Sisinniund F
Webber. Arthur J
WTetMter, Charles J Canton
Wehrle. Lonli Q Oarmt
Welralher, Sidney Cuba
West, OeOTKe E... Loda
Weal. Kor C Sicamore
Wesoott. Charlen E ChllUaOthp
Wntcon.Fred B Cblcaea ;
!. llai'
■'• L
V tl. Qu-E
- -IK. William K Aurora
ini>.i.linBn i^>>>ea<?
a, Raymond A Maooiob
..B. John Rerl)ert Hetropolia
■ llami. Allan C Chfcago
■ '^ams, .Tames L
.ftmROD, Albert H Hurpbysboro
on, Joel B Cblcaeo
on. -losenhF YersaUleH
.. „JeButh. Edtparfl H Chicago
W 11 stead. Albert M WetauK
Wmdemueller. Chsrlts ChieaKO
WBf. Iri'n- •"
Wb
.Theo
Wooils. Pranris Z
Woods.JohnE
Woloott. Alfred A Earlville
Wolcott. Jaraiis K Pilbnore
Wuln.AuBust O Quincy
Wykea. (isoriteK,. Tamaroi.
Yaw, Hom*Tj BeWldere
Vereer. Charlts P Cbicaco
Younc, Stuart Hlllaboro
YouTiKman. Joaeph F Weat Salem
ZaIeskI, Bolealaus .Chlcaeo
Zeeida. Peter
Zimmermann. Christine Peorl;>
230
LIST OF APPRENTICES, 1897,
Arranged by Couufies.
ADAMS COUNTV.
Bartelltt, Charles W Camp Point Grieser. Edwin L Quincy
Becher. Frank Quincy Harr, Benjamin T Camp Point
Benjamin, Bennie P ' * ' Heidbreder. Albert H QiiincF
Burgess, Rosooe Coatsburir i Hellstern. Fidelia
Carr, Charles C ** Jansen, William L
Dreisoener. Bernard J Quincy Michelmann, Albert..
Eee. Harry P Loraine Mueller, Carl
PifiTfiren. Alfred H Quincy , P/anschmidt. Fred W
Kleer.Frank • ^ " - -
Fleer. George W '
Fountain. Frederick W "
Schonricb, Martin .1.
Tubbesing. Frank H
Wulz, August O
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Brown, Thomas A 'yhebe.H
BOND COUNTY.
Oliver. Harry J Mulberry Grove Tate. BVederick W Greenv illt-
BOONE COUNTY.
Crozier. John B Capron Yaw, Homer J.
Lewis. Charles P Belvidere
Belviderr
BROWN COUNTY.
Bulman. Frank R Mounds ; Wilson. J OHeph F Vers^tilles
1
BUREAU COUNTY.
Axtell. Edna J Walnut
Burke. Prank J
Stimson, Charlotte Tiskilwi*
J
231
List of Apprentices — Continued.
CARROLL COt'NTY.
Allemon^ Walter B Lanark Cooper. Ella L .Milledifeville
Bawden. 8teve» R Mt. Carroll Olmstead. Charles H
Breaid, Robert V Savanna
CASS COUNTY.
Decker. CbarlcH H Vlrflrinia Speaker. Henry E Beardstown
FoloDic. Robert J Beardstown Stout, H. O Ashland
Prince. Cbarles P * ' Van Doren, Chas. E Beardstown
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
Carson. Frederick Mahomet i Haue. Willard E Urbana
Cole, Mar)' Lavina Rantoul ! Hess. Isaac E Philo
Cole. Mary Maud ' * Miller. Arthur W Chanipaii;n
Craw. EuffeneE Sudorus i Mitchell, Lennie L Sidnt-y
Fisher. William H Fisher Tudor. John W Homer
Grander, Georfire Champaign
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Bach. Enfflebert. Jr Taylorville , McCarthy, Joseph R Pana
Coady. Georcre H..: Pana i Southard, Frank A *'
Haines. Eugene H Taylorville Storker, George A **
CLARK COUNTY.
Perry. Hugh. Jr Marshall Volkers, Edgar C Dennison
Owen, Carl S Westfleld
(LAY COUNTY.
Bnms. William H Louisville Suggelt. Virgil O Flora
Pinder. Edward J Flora Wiill. Charles T '
CLINTON COUNTY.
GUay. Eugene J Breese Spaeth. Bei-nard Carlylc
Newton. Lizzie M
COLES COUNTY.
Domblaser, James A Charleston Hobart, Mary A Ashmore
Fea«raii« Charles T Mattoon ' Parker, George C Charleston
Hannan, Edward W
232
List of Apprentices — Continued.
COOK COUNTY.
Adis, Oeorfire L
Alexa, Ludwit;
Alexander, John W
Appleton. Guy W
Arnold. A. Clifford
Arouson, Sam
Bach. Edward F
Baker, James R
Bank. Henry L
Barton, Bayard
Bartkow«iki, 8er£iu8
Barwin. John E
Bentley, Frank A
Bilz. Michael
Binx. Auffiist C
Bioch, 0»car
Br»ehnn'r. ( )laf Julius
Bondruw8ky. Alexander . .
BonninsT. Louis C
Bornhoeft, John E.. Jr
Bowen, Timothy E
Brawley, Frank E
Breit, Fred D
Brent. Harry
Brod. MarfiTuerite ,
Brooks. Jiw'ob
Burk. Albert H
Bulowo. Harry
Burlinirarae. Byron A
Caswell. William H
Cholewinnki. John P
Chwatal. James £ ,
Cohn. Salamon
Cole, Laurence X ,
Coleman. William I'
Collins. Francis B
Constantine. Edward V...
CwiklinKki. V^incent
Cziga, Peter
Dabrow-ki. Anton A
Daniel. Otto A
Demonbrun, Joseph A
Diekelniann. Bernhnrd H.
Dyhowski. Frank
Edeleman, Frank J
Eisner. Fred H
Engrel. Walter F
Eiinne. Frank
Fetherston. Joseph L
Fick, Herbert C
Pinkelstein. Dave ,
Flanagan. La wson H
Fort, William H
Fn'difirke, Charles H ,
Frf»eman, William B ,
Friedlander. John P
Fritz. Oscar
Galbrielson. Joseph A.
Garrahan. Daniel F
Gill. John F
(ilenz. Christ
Goette. AufiTust H ,
Goodman. Louis
Gothard. James
(4ray, Ralph A
Graves, Georcre E ,
Griffith. Edward L
Gruoner. John E ,
(lundlinc:. Hairy
Hansen. Christian
Hanus, Frank J
Hardiraan. William
Hartunir, Charles
Haubold. G. Otto
Heavey. James P ,
Heck, Otto H
Hedrich, Edward
ChicajjTO Heft, Frederick Chic
Hemmerline, Anthony
Heusel, Otto
Henry. William A
Herins:. Otto E
Hermann. Alfred A
Hesselerave, William E
Hibbe, Harry M
HielifiT. Charles J
Hill, Albert C
Hiller, Jacob
Hirtzel, John
. Horwitz. Alexander
Hottinirer, Joseph A
Hubka, Otto G
Hubka. James
Ibach. Alfred
Jack, Harry T ^
Jans. Albert
JeJilik. Anthony J
Jensik. Bohous
Johnson, Herman A
.Tohnson, Lee Arthur
Johnson. Albert W
Karno, Max
Kavanausrh. John J
Kiesel. William
Klocker. < 'arl J
Kot:hler, Harvey Gilbert
Kossowski. Stanislaus
Kotlenea. Joseph C
Kovarik, Victor G
Kowalski. Isrnatius
Rraemer, Frank W
I Kreuser. William F
Kreml. Otto Anton
I Kroeninc:. Harry P
I Krzy winski, Joseph
Kuznik, Joseph
Ludwisr, Hattie
Lambrecht. John
Lampe, Henry G
Leonard. William C
' Liebrecht. Selma K
Linden, Selma Christina
lioeffler, Auarnst P., Jr
• Loescher, Charles M
Lofstrom. Alfred
Lofstrom. Frank L
Lomske. Paul P
Lucas. Charles A
' Lumpp. Joseph J
Lutz. Frank A
Machler. William G
, Major, Charles J
ManniniT. Edward D
Manning:, Michael F
; Markus. Charles
Meinunff, Arthur
Metz. John J
Meyer, Johan L. E
Meyer, Trygsrve E
Mielieb, Arthur
' Minott. Lferoy Earl
Molinc. Oscar C
Munsterman, Henry A
Murdock. William ft
McCall. Charles E
McCoy. Eudora J
McLean. Charles W
Nader. Frank
Nechvatal, John J
Nelson. Charles J
Newman, Robert
Nikodem. Charles V »
Nilsson, William Hans
. Oehler. Edward
ai^)
233
List of Aj) prentices — Continued.
Cook County — Concluded.
Olsen. Die Oscar Ch
Oluf 8, Edward C
Ostrowski, Romuald
Paus. Charles
Pellettieri. Joseph
Perkins. Judson E
Petterson, Alfred
Pitts. Bentley
Pokorney. Prank J
Potratz. Henry P
Price, Moses R
Provost, Frederic T .-
Pyterek. Stanislaus
Randaek. Frank J
Rasmussen. Marie S. F
Rebra. Eoflrene W
Renaod. Thomas U
Renner. William A
Richards, Alice H
Rob^% Georfire H
Rosin. Bennie
Rosenfleld. Abraham
Rounds. Bird Cleo
Ruhman. Melvin S
Samuels. John J
Samansky. Morris
Sanoica. Wladislaus
Sanford. Harry 1
Sauerberir. Eiuar A
SchelliniT. George H
Schmidt. Charles H
Scbrodt. Jacob
Schwarzschulz, Henry
Schwanke, Louis
Shapiro, Morris A
Sie^mand, Jake
Smith. Esther R
Snively, Thomas
Spark, Bernard
oaaro I Stack. Eusrene A Chicacro
Stahl. Amanda W
Stahlfeld. Paul
Stadle. Harvey F
Stokes, Albert T
Stone, John F
Strey. William C L
Swanson, Joseph
Swensson, Roinhold E
Syverson, Norman
Taylor. Georjre O
Thiel. George P
Thompson, Pressley
Tucker, Mamie
nUman. Chester A
Vette. Fred H
Wachowski. John
Warhanik, Alvernon
Waser. Frederick
Waterman. Sisrismund F
Webber. Arthur J
Westcoit. Fred B
Westberar. Albert C
Wetzel, Donald C
White. Philip H
Wilkins, Lillian
Williams. Allan C
Williams. James L
Wilson. Joel R
Windeguth. Edward H
Windmueller. Charles
Wise. Irene T *
Wiss, Theodore
Woods, Francis Z
Woods. John E
Xelowski, Lucy A
Verger. Charles P
Zaleski, Boleslaus
Zegzdar. Peter
SuBi'KBAN Towns.
Andrews, Walter W — Washington Heights
Bernett, Earl May wood
Denker. Agnes Riverside
Dyas. Clair 8 Arlington Heigbts
Hamer. George H Desplaines
LeiBngwell, Robert B Evanston
Lynch. Frank C
r
Mosser. William Palatine
Sielaff, William Austin
Sipp, James D Riverside
Thickstun. Leonard D Harvey
Westgate. William Norwood Park
Wickes, Roscoe L Evanston
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Ooodrey. Maynard C Oblong
Gordon, Ehner E Robinson
Grabaugh, Orval
Mazedon, Mollie D Heathsville
Midgett. A. F Robinson
Vane, John N Palestine
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Parker, Charles H Greenup
234
List of Apprentices — Continued.
DE KALB COUNTY.
Bacon^eore^e J Somonauk I Olmsted. Frank W GenoH
Dean. Fred J Waterman Penny, Harry M Kinflrston
Hetfner. Charles H Hinckley Shaffer.Effle A ^*
Innis, Benjamin *' West, Roy C Sycamore
Meyer. Val J Somonauk •
DE WITT COUNTY.
Day, James S Clinton
Hensley. Harry Y
Huddleston. Clyde E Farmer City
Maloney. John £ Farmm: City
Miles, Charles S Weldon
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Lydick, Fred S Newman .
DU PAGE COUNTY.
Eggen. Georfire A Wheaton Thorn, Charles A .
Glen Ellyn
EDGAR COUNTY.
Roberts. Harlen A Kansas '. Steele, Amzia M
. Brocton
EDWARDS COUNTY.
Michels, Victor Albion I Younsnnan, Joseph F West Salem
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Durst, Charles M St. Elmo Stillman, James W Farina
Lindhorst, Claude E Ramsey
FORD COUNTY.
Chenneour, Hubert C, Roberts Perry. Benjamin Melvin
Ferry. James W Melvin White, James W Roberts
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Davis, William S Christopher i
235
List of ApjrrenticeH — Continued.
FULTON COUNTY.
Be»rd, Charles L Caba ' JacksoD. Clyde A Fairview
Biekenbaeh. Qertrude D Astoria < Merkey. Harvey Astoria
Camp, Homer ' * Morrison. John A Table Grove
Cook. Roy L '• Old know. Percy W
Elliott. Benjamin F Canton Parks. L. Maud Fairview
Fackler. James R., Jr Astoria Robertson, John C Astoria
Harrison. Wilbert E Cuba \ Snively, Frank R Cuba
Hasson. Edward Lewistown ' Toler, William A Astoria
Hill, ChristoD C FarminfiTton Webster, Charles J Canton
Hitchcock, John H Lewistown , Welrather. Sidney Cuba
GALLATIN COUNTY.
Doufrlass, James A Omaha i McGehee. Dennis B Omaha
Joyner. Robert W Ridarway i Shewraaker, Claud C Ridsrway
Joyner, Lou A
GREENE COUNTY.
Connola, Anthony E Carrollton
GRUNDY COUNTY.
Allan, David A Morris Littlejohn. James H Braceville
Burmeister, Henry J * • Roirers, Clifford H Morris
Leach.FrankM **
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Braden, Joseph H McLeansboro Smith, Louis L McLeansboro
Burton. James O Dahlsrren *
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Aubrey, OscarC Plymouth i • Luedde, William H Warsaw
Krablel. William C Warsaw i Schneider. Wesley Nauvoo
HARDIN COUNTY.
Hill. Georire L Cave-in-Rock \
HENDERSON COUNTY.
£acU. Jacob L Oquawka Randall, Metta G Ran tan
Kirkpatrick, William B Stronsrhurst i
236
. List of Apprentices — Continued.
HENRY COUNTY.
Craddock, Harry Earl Galva
Freburir, Amel Woodhull
Nobilinff, Will O Kewanee
Perkins. Guy M Kewanee
Scott, John A
IROQUOIS COUNTY.
Arnold, Georfire E Watseka Hobart. Maude F Gilman
Blu. Harry Milford [ Jones. Edjrar A Milford
Cone. Everett D Loda i McClain. William H., Jr Onarffa
Garner, John Milford West. Georgre E Loda
Harfirreaves. Oliver C Clifton :
JACKSON COUNTY.
Dudley. Carlos S Murphysboro . Smith, Harry B Murpbysboro
Johnson. John E ' Thompson. LenaM Carbondale
NeilLMinnieM
Rainbow. Albert O
Rosson. Tempey E Pomona
, Wheeler, Elliott H Murphysboro
' Williamson. Albert H
JASPER COUNTY.
Andrews, Veve Newton
McTaffffart, Artella Hunt City
Niifh. Edward Newton
Washburn, James 0 Wheeler
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Hf rshey, Merrltt, D Mt. Vernon
JERSEY COUNTY.
I sted. William T Grafton
.TO DAVIESS COUNTY.
Bell. Thomas E Galena , M«'Neill, Kiresley M Galena
Kittoe, Edward ** Nlemeyer, John Stoektoa
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Brown, Jackson Belknap Sanders. Phillip S Vienna
Camden, Benjamin C New Bumside ' Simpson, Frederick.
Orr, Frank L.
TrifiTsr, C. B Simpson
237
List of Apprenfices — Continued.
KANE COUNTY.
Banker. £dward U Aurora , Jewitt, HomerJ Elffin
Bettendorf, Peter G ' * Karl, Harry H Aurora
Carlisle. Harry N Geneva | Lundffren, Ctiarles L Dundee
Cominir. William T Batavia Bchomer, Michael F Aurora
Dame, John W E\gin I Sprowls. Alexander C El^n
Gerlach, Frank E Maple Park Wilcox. William E Aurora
Henke. Albert P Aurora I
KANKAKEE COUNTY.
Chipmau, Arthur C Momence ' Culver, Frank H Momence
KENDALL COUNTY.
Broaddus, Charles A Piano I
KNOX COUNTY.
BoUenbach. Geortre W Galesburg: Giddings. Eddie L Galesburg
(Jonffer« Frank L ** , Palm. Emil
Famulener. Lemuel W *' ' Shade, Arthur W Altona
LAKE COUNTY.
Beimore. William T Hicrhland Park
Cammines. Georfire W
Ford, Theodore L Lake Forest
Graham. Harry T Wauconda
Ho^ue. Minnie D Lake Forest
Jamieson, John
Knaak. Theodore J Deerfleld
Weuban, Frank J Waukegan
LA SALLE COTNTY.
Ames. Alice L Ottawa McCord, Arthur N Streator
Briel. Louis M ** i Pritchett, Cassius J Dana
Feurer. Emil J LaSalle Radley. Claude G Earlville
Fljmzi. William P Ottawa I Schuetz. ZiskaE Mendota
Harvey, Frank P Dana Smith. Harry R Streator
Hatheway. Joseph C Ottawa | Teissedor, Cammille A Ottawa
Maber. Charles '* Wolcott. Alfred A Earlville
Merkle. Joseph C Peru I
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Christy, William Y Sumner , Smith. John O Sumner
Chixton. Winfield Scott St. Franclsvllle Spencer. William Lawrenceville
Kilffore, Warren B Lawrenceville ,
238
List of Apprentices — Continued.
LEE COUNTY.
Avery. Wilbur M Com^ton , Haley, Lew J Paw Paw
" ' ■"""'" ' '^ Klossowaki. Frank J Dixon
Prescott, Georee F *'
Baker. William L Dixon
Edwards, Harry *'
Green. Nellie S Amboy i Rowlauc
tt, ueorgc
Id, R. H..
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
i^raiini, William J Pairbury • Miller, David G .Pontiac
ChriHtian, Robert W Odell ! O'Malley. John A Dwig^ht
Hoover, James A Pontiac i Strawn. Georsre M Chatsworth
Maxwell, (/harles E Odell Thornton, Max P Pontiac
Mehnrry, Ed. E Pairbury
lo(;an county.
<7ibbs. Carl Lincoln PauUin, John M Atlanta
Knocbcl. George M * * Walter, Wm. D Lincoln
MACON COUNTY.
" ^' -I " " " ~
Barr. Frank H Maroa ; Hill. Milburn G Decatur
Beuford. Edna Argenta Lake. Wm. T
Deihl. LauraE ^' Whitley, Harriet D **
Gleeson. John A Blue Mound ,
MACOUPIN COUNTY.
Barrick, Wm. H Mt. Olive Linton. Arthur W Bunker Hill
Behrens, Henry A " Loomis. Ina Medora
Fritz. Charles C Staunton Miller. Charles E Staunton
Graham. Wm. R Carlinville Parson h, David £ Bunker Hill
Gross. Edward G Gillespie Querbach, Joseph Gillespie
Knapp. Charles H Staunton Smith, Fred E Girard
MADISON COUNTY.
Baer, Philip St. Jacob i Livesey. Leroy V. . .'. New DoufirUs
Busso. Wm. P Alton Luedtke. Max Collinsville
Dietz. Samuel T
Pitch. Eva E Worden
Krese, Willif Collinsville
Graf. John F Alhambra
O'Neil. Daniel St. Jacob
PhuI, Georee H Alton
Pfeffer. William Highland
Sandbach, Levi P Edwardsville
.loestinjp. Frederick C Alton Schoettle, Henry G Collinsville
Krnmmenacher. Charles E Highland
MARION COUNTY.
Holbrook. Charles J Kinmundy Pfaff. Fred L Centralia
Irwin. J. B. B luka
239
List of Appreniices — Continued.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Downey. Delia B Wenona ' Oliver, Olive M Wenona
MABON COUNTY.
Cameroiit Colin R Mason City i Pfetzini;, Henry Q Havana
Mwndt. JohnH ** '
MASSAC COUNTY.
Karr. Robert A Metropolis i Walker. Richard A Metropolis
Stewart. Julia A '* ' Willis. John Herbert
MENARD COUNTY.
Kotz. Henrietta P Petersbiirsr , Luthrinfirer, Wm. J Petersburg
MERCER COUNTY.
Jackson. Harry A Aledo ' McMillen, Herbert L Aledo
Johnston, Roberto ** , Vannatta, DeWitt S North Hendernon
MONROE COUNTY.
Ams, Auffust N Waterloo Prick. Charles Jr Waterloo
Brey.LouisG *' • Moeller, Fred A
Douglass, Warren H Renaiilt ,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
I
Oeorsre. Robert J Litchfield Rhoads, Oscar S Hillsboro
Linkwller. Albert Hillsboro : Wolcott. James F KiUmore
Hees. Orestes H Nokomis Yonngr, Stuart Hillsboi*o
MORGAN COUNTY.
Brewer. Francis C Jacksonville Miller, Ira W Waverly
Dahman. Otto Phillip Chapin VnnZandt. Clifford J Jacksonville
Manafleld. Frank £ Franklin
240
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List of Apprentices — Continued.
MOULTRIE COUNTY.
Roarers, Scott Dalton City I
M DONOUGH COUNTY.
Duntler. George S Busnhell
Graces. Frank M Macomb
Knapp, Georire B Bardolph
Pennebaker, John Speed Macomb
Simmons. Mark E Macomb
Wallinrfoni, James R
Willis. Raymond A
M HENRY COUNTY.
Aldricb, Claude S Richmond i Mead. Frank B Marengo
Alexander. Ray R ** i Munshaw, Lambert Nunda
Ooddard, Henry A Hebron ' McLauchlin. C. J Marengo
Helm. Georcre R Alironquin ; Kemick, Charles F
Hopkins. Frank A .Hebron St. Clair. William M Nunda
' m'lean county.
Balle. Louis O Blooraington
Bonnett, James L "
Buchanan, Rea "
Dockborn. Albert
Giese.Harry W
Gre«n, Claire M Colfax
Hayes, David Bloomington
Hines. Charles P
HoiTraiui. Robert P
Jackson, Lawrence D Chenoa
Martin, Sanford A Heyworth
Nowlin, Jont A Bloominston
Reeves. Joseph M
Rodenhauser. William
Sch wartzentruber, Emanuel Carlock
Schwandt, Ida Bloomincton
Sohm, Georsre F. A
Taylor. Justus E Gridley
OGLE COUNTY.
Adams, Joseph Forreaton
Barker, Perry Rochelle
Barker. Frank, Jr
Fields, Harry W
Householder. Earl Mt, Morris
Lewis. E. Mable Creston
Lonercran, Charles A ^.Polo
Mishler, C. H Mt. Morris
Richey, John J Polo
Sullivan, Eugene A Rochelle
VanPatten, Edith R
VanPatten, Fred E
PEORIA COUNTY.
Barthell, Walter K Peoria
Benson. John P * *
Oellcath, John F * *
Distler. Alexander P "
Dixon, Harrison R Elmwood
Goebfl. William Peoria
Holt. Chester H Hanna City
Lott. Harvey V Elmwood
Rettberg, Anton Peoria
Schwerra, Carl H ' '
Thomas, Bert W • •
Wall, William J '*
Wescott. Charles E Chillicoth©
Zinimermann, Christine
241
List of Apprentices — Continued.
PERRY COUNTY.
Oorran. Ed^ar C Tamaroa i Sutherland. William L Pinckneyville
' Eat OD. Samuel D '* Wkyea, Oeorgre R Tamaroa
^ Kuffler, Emily Jane Pinckneyville ,
PIATT COUNTY.
Bedford, Clifton C Mansfield ' Rhodes, Victor BemcLt
Green. Don R Monticello i
PIKE COUNTY.
Baldwin. Georjre R Grigirsville Miller. Ella G Pearl
Fergiinon. J. Ernest ** I Rowand. B. H Barry
Garrison. Harvey W Pearl i Six. Charles Chamhersburj;
Harder. Prank R Pittsfleld ' Smith, Leslie Pittsfleld
POPE COUNTY.
Hart. J. Ottis Eddyville i Trovillion. Carrie M Golconda
Kimberlin. George N (Golconda i
PULASKI COUNTY.
Winstead. Albert M Wetaujr
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
CaMhion, Linn Chester ' Labrior, Harmon C Chester
DiDires. ^ugene G Red Bub
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Palmer, Mary F Noble
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
B^r^Rtrom. Charles G Moline Kronholra. Martin E Mnline
BrandenburfT. Albert Rock Island Litti». Irvan R Rock Island
Elpper, August Port Bvron Nelson. Curl R Mol jno
Bvers, Otto P Rock Island Reaugh, Geortre Rock Island
Fryainirer. Edward B ** I Stephens, David
Karwartb, Winnie H. M Moline ,
16 P.
242
List of Apprenlwes — Continued.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Andres. Walter Belleville Ludwisrs. Gustav A. J East St. Louis
Becker. John F ** NiemeM. John H
Bock, William Siiiithton < ReuNs. Albert L Belleville
Dickey. Frank T East St. Louis i Roberts, Eflerar Euat 6t. Louis
Eiskaunt, Gustav *' ' Sohlueter. Carl O
Feickert, William L Belleville ■ Trieb. Oeorsre Belleville
Use, John W
Kuysins:. Charles
Kissel, Bartholomew L East St. Louis
TrifiTif, Minnie F East St. Louis
Wigert. Frank
SALINE COUNTY.
(Trace. Paul Harrisburg;
Gregrs:, Thomas D
Hallock. Aaron B HaiTisburjr
Thompson. Herbert L * *
SANGAMON COUNTY.
Flaherty. Edward V Sprintrfleld Morrison. Da vi<l J Chatham
Harris, William W •• Ross. Wilbur W Springfleld
Mason, Gei.rgeT ** Taylor, John W Williamsville
SCOTT COUNTY
New, Mabel Winchester
SHELBY COUNTY.
Clark, James W Moweaqua Lane. Richmond D Shelby ville
Howai-d. Temple W Shelby ville Morton, Charles W
Kircher, Fred J Strasburjf '
STARK COUNTY.
McLain, I'eivy L Wyoming
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
Boedeker. William F Freeport Nease. Rolland Winslov
Dit aler. Euurene Pearl City Resh, Amaey M Freeport
Guenther, Fid win J Freeport Richart, Olive M Cedarville
Musser, Mayne Pearl City Stibfireh, Robert H Freeport
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Buehrig:. Willie F Minier Rltter, C. W Arminffton
( rny, Robert A ArmiuKton
243
List of Apprentices — Continued.
UNION COUNTY.
Foreman. Albert Cobden , Hilboldt, J. Henry, ,Tr Jonesboro
VERMILION COUNTY.
Baumgart. Frank T Danville ' Schreiner, Emil T Danville
Bond inot. John E •' Schreiner. Thomas W
Deroaree. Samuel W Roseville ! Slauter. Edfirar J
Hall. George P Danville I
WABASH COUNTY.
Gordon, Robert A Mt. Carmel Ravenstein, James C Bellmont
Haciley. Elmer W ** Teatro, Charles E Mt. Czirmel
Keen. Peter P Keensburs: i Waller. Martha M Bellmont
WOODFORD COUNTY.
Knoblauch. Edward W Metaraora , Krauze, Julius L Eureka
WARREN COUNTY.
Dunbar. Robert C Monmouth
Marshall. Hugh
Matthews, Robert C Monmouth
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
<?Jrote. Oj^ear A Na.shville Seibert, Walter G Nashville
H»ke. Christian L
WAYNE COUNTY
Jacobson, Mollie R Wayne City
Smith. Charles L Pairfleld
WHITE COUNTY.
Ijeramou, Harold Norris City ' Wehrle. Loui^ G Carmi
244
List of Apprentices— ConcXxiAeA.
WHITESIDE COUNTY.
Boyer, William C Morrison
Brown. Fred E SterliniT
Cleaveland, Charles D Prophetstow'n
Poster, Clan^nce C Morrison
Halsted. Rolla L Rocic Falls
Hallett. EarleM Sterling
Kadel. John A Rock Falls
Kannaly. Charles J Sterling
Palmer,Charle8 E Morrison
Trudo, Harry R Sterling
WILL COUNTY.
Dowse. Stephen. Jr Lockport | Swannon. Oscar L .
Robson, Andrew J Joliet |
.Joliet
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Brock. Joseph V Marion
Bnndy. Ben "
Cline.Harry X "*
EubankK, Louis L Marieu
WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Hurnam, Robert L Rockford
Coyncr, tYed G
Galloway.J. Bert
Kidder, Louis L Pecatonica
Knowlton. Frank W Rockford
Meloun. Robert W
Will.GusE
245
ALPHABETICAL LIST PERMITS TO SELL DOMESTIC
REMEDIES AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES— 1897.
A
Abraham &, Curry Watson
Absher, W. A Absher
Adams & Duffield Petersville
Adams, Joel K Moscow
Adams. G. M Johnsburg:
AdkinH, Jodie C Sadora
Ahlfeld. John P Bone Gap
Abne & Weiler Madounaville
Akeman. Samuel D Eaton
Akera. John T Westport
Alabaugrh. Thomas' J Hatton
Albert. Mrs. Barbara Longrcreek
AldPD Coal Co Wanloek
Aldrich. Margraret A. & Co Teheran
Allard. D. N Olendale
Allen, Rolla E Parkvilh-
Allen. J ames Star
Althou*«e. Alexander Parkersburjr
Amen & Son Columbus
Ameter, Christian Maud
Ammott. Phil Kampsville
Amrhein, Fred Berlin
Anderson & Carr Rauni
Anderson. W. P. & Son Holder
AndfTSon, August Osco
Andei son. l^eroy B Darwin
Anderson. James Wagrffoner
Anderson. Jacob C Thawville
Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Anderson. C. -I Xekoma
Anderson, William Ijandes
Anderson. Frank D West End
Anderson. Edgar T. & Co Summer Hill
Andrew, William Elmore
Andrews, Baker P Fayette
Apple^ate, J. T. & Bro Blackstone
-4ppleton. 1 J Round Grovr
Amistronif. James M Wynooae
Ashmore, Samuel M Borton
Atkinson, John W Todd's Point
Ausrustine. William H. H Reddick
Ault & Worden Advance
Aydt, C. J Piopolis
B
Baab, M Rice
Bacon. R, H. & Son La Prairie
Bacon & Alters Huntsville
Baeks. F. C Carpenter
Bain. J. P Texas City
Baird. Thomas M Golden (fate
Baker. B'red Western Saratogra
Balf , John W Irwin
Baldwin. Georice Kee<l
Ball. Charles E. Mozier
Banker. E Zif
Banta Bros, tc Co Lowpoint
Barber. William M Walker
Barblett. Seifrest & Co Forsyth
Bariper, Lafayette i^awndale
Barnwell, F. M., a^ent Ozark
Barth. Jacob W Enterprise
Bartbelme & Spitzer St. Marie
Barnett & Snyder Jamesville
Barnett & White Kedron
Bashevitz, Joseph Tomlinson
Bates. Joanna Manley
Battershall, George B Haincsville
Battershall, A. M Henninff
Batblott & Jievitt Watson
Baumsrartner, John L Summum
Beare. J. & Bro Ellis Grove
Beard. William M Ritchey
Beardsley, William Eliza
Bean & Loomis Putnam
Beck, Rudolph A a Berwick
Bechtold, W. K McConnell
Begreman. Fr«?d Elkhom Grove
Beher. V incent X Montgromery
Bell, James J Poxville
Bell. R. P Lowder
Bell. H. L 2>a miles from Ullin
Bell, Mrs. Emily F Byerton
Be knap. Justus Prairie Center
Be rose. Edward Wedron
Bent, T. T. & Sons O^lesby
Benton, Victor \V Forsyth
Benton & Stewart Oreana
Bender. William R Red Oak
Bennett. William I Conlosrue
Bennehoff. C. F Rock Grove
Berry, Andrew J Berry ville
Berry. James L Pierceburer
Bethard. Jerry Wriffhtsville
Belts, Samuel S Vernon
Bilbro. Hester A Keenville
Bise, Joseph 6 miles N. W. of Olmsted
Bishop, Edward P. «k Sons Worth
Bishop, Harrison Eliza
Black. S.W Olena
Black, A. J Sheller
Blair. H. M West Newell
Blanks. Autfust Huey
Blankenbeker. Wni. II Moonshine
Blakeley & Sneed Sparks Hill
Blohm, AufiTust W Bluff Sprin&:s
Bloominjrer & Hammel.3\ mi. N.W. St. Paul
Boaz. William M .Johnsonville
Boddy&Gill Lynnville
Boll & Hoereth Hecker
Boldrey, N. Managrer Boirota
Bolt, Columbus Mallard
Boon.W. J Grape Creek
Boos & ueinhart Sto Marie
Boswell. George Y, Shirland
Boswell, Timothy L Belle Rive
Bowker, Priiitiss K. Rapids City
Bowers & Sowers Hidalffo
Bowman, Cornelius Harper
Boyd, David W SheMon's Grove
Boyd, James A Vanderv^ille
Boye. ,1 ohn H St. Paul
Branton Bros Council Hill
Bracher, John R ( i urnee
Bratton, John W Orchardville
Bradley, William R Moscow
246
Lisi of Permits Granted — Continued.
Bradbury. James L York
Bray, E<f S Veta Grande
BraseltOD. Charles & Bro Schooner Villa
Brefeld. Gerhard Aviston
Brinker.Obadiah Obed
Bridgrewater, Frank Bridsrewater
Bright. J. T. & Sons Arrinirton Station
Bridjres, Charles H. & Co El win
Brickey, S. H. & Co Ivy Landinif
Brown, Millard P Breeds
Brown, Thomas H Horace
Brown, Francis M Diswood
Brown, George VV. Jr Butler
Brown, Jefferson ; Ca^h
Brown, George Colona
Brown. J. P Busbton
Brown. Charles Busey
Brown, Owen P Goreville
Brown, John Mill Creek
Brown & McPherson Trilla
Brown & Cray 8 Armstrong
Brown. J. H. & Co Roseraond
Browniee. Ulysses G Norwood
Browning, James W Simpson
Brooks.N.J '.
Brooks & Johnson Laura
Brookman, J ohn H Andalusia
Broaders. Thomas Deer Plain
Brubaker, Edgar F Brubaker
Brubeck, Samuel Clay Hill
Bruen, Stephen H Terre Haut<»
Bruninga. Bruno H Smithville
Brumleve. J. A. M. D Teutopolis
Bruggemaiin, B Bartelso
Bryan, J.J Terre Haute
Bucklftr, Jesse C Isabel
Buchanan, John I Cramer
Buckmaster. Fillmore Vera
Buckles. William M Downs
Bumgarner. Noah C Kidley
Bunting. David A Seminary
Bunn, Arthur \V Myrtle
Burt. John F Lerna
Burton &: Taylor Jeffersooville
Burk. H. L. Co Garrett
Burns, Henry E Modoc
Butler, Ballast Co Mission Field
Buthe, Henry St. Libory
Byron, M. & Son Ritchey
C
Caldwell, ( )liver O Truro
Calvert, Frank M West Port
Campbell & Daubs Mt. Eric
Cumery, Lemuel Falmouth
Carney, John Lombardville
Carroll, William H Ellington
Carlson, Ephraim Perdue
Carter, Arthur M Plain ville
Carl lie, Jolin W Abe
Cash, Samuel J Rowell
Casteel. Robert E Hettick
Casey, R. P Dix
Ciilhcart & McAfee Houston
Centers <& Johnson Busbton
Chafee, E. E. & Co Hitt
Chamncss, Albert K Chamness
Chapman, John Brooklyn
Chenoweth. Marcellus T Breckenrblge
Choat, Isaac M Choat
Clary, Thomas B Atterberry
Clatlin. Jacob J Eldred
Clendenny. Carv E '. . . . Bay Landing
Clow, Edward C Osco
Coll', James B Enion
Cole Bros Aroma
Coleman. Martin Deer (4rove
Collins. C. W El Dam
Collins, LyiMirtfus S Ainiu
Collison & Cravs Collison
Comer. Samuel Comer
Comptun, C, A Simpson
Cone. Mary A Leamington
Conlee. Smith T Fitssgerald
Cool, Lincoln S Grand Detour
Cooper & Brotherton Guthrie
Coopor, Thomas M Moonshine
Coons. John M... Auburn
Copeland, Andrew B Walshville
Cord Bros May view
Corbin . Clark Carbon Cli ft*
Corbley , J anies H Sherman
Cornell, Stephen Lawn Ridge
(^omwell & Strain Reno
Cornwell, T. R Melrose
Cbrrigan. James W. Mngr Berlin
Couch «fe VV right Dresser
Cowan, D. C. & Co Poplar Grove
Cowan. J. U G rantaburg
Cowger, H. & Son Hidalgo
Cox, John. M. J Webater
Cox Bros Hudson
Crask. Samuel V Bluford
Crain. John R Vergennes
(.•rawford, Curtis A Bondville
Crawtord. Gilbert Jk Co Ripley
Oaig, William Darwin
Craig. William P Woodson
Cramer & Co Annapolis
Crews, Jesse A Merriam
Crenshaw. ( )8car D Rockport
Cristy. Joseph E Ringwood
Crowder. John H. & Bro New City
Crowl, Jacob S Fiatt
Croucher, William F Henton
Culley, J. & Co McClure
Culmer, John Northvllle
Cummings. Joseph H Kudement
Curtis. William A Kibble
Curl, William Hidalgo
D
Dailey. Fannie Louise Hilladale
Daily <fc Spencer St. David
Dainty & Pearaon
Dale. Henry Herrin
Dammeier. Dietrich Addison
Danner. John W Palermo
Dan hour, John W Beaver Creek
Dare, Albert N Teheran
Dauberman. John W Kaneville
Daughinbaugh & Son Rlnard
Davis, George ( > Mt. Palatine
Davis, Albert R Big Ro<'k
Davis. William H Solon Mills
Davis, Dial Mt. Auburn
Davidson Grocery Co Maples Mill
Deahl, Annie C .-Vmerica
Deane. Daniel Unionvllle
Deaton, A. L Middletown
Deem, Frank J C leveland
DeGelder, (leorge P Beech Ridge
DeG raaff, Bastian South Holland
Deraoulin. Elisha Sebastopol
Dempsey. Reuben H Massalon Township
Dempster, U. A. A: Co Williamsville
Dentler. George P Davis Junction
Denman & Stevens Yale
Depp ?r. John Point Precinct
DeVounur. Peter SouTh Holland
I )ie< z '1, Henry near Ernst
1 )i ' 1 Sebast ian Dillsbnrgh
Diliman. .lohn W Yale
IMmick.C ^ Bro Rosiclari'^
Disbrow. Willis & Co Alden
1 >iT moil, Andrew M Circleville
Dittmar. Rudolph Massbadi
J)i\oL, William PlaM*
247
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
Doddt P. F Melrode
Dodare. Rodney H ADCona
liodson, John W Snider
Doeacher.J. C. & Son £ndor
l)ombaufirh Bros Kickapoo
Donaliey, W. E Joslin
Uooley Bros Trowbridge
l>orri8. W. S Parrish
I >ordb]aser. Mack D Fair Grange
l>ougIas, .lohn J Hardinsvllle
I >ouglas, James A Yate^ Lauding
]>ougla9. J. H. & Co Walpole
Douglass. Thomas J Batchtown
Douglass, A. B 8anta F6
Downey, William H Neadmore
Downing. Philip H Brayfleld
Dray. Sherman B Browning
Drares. Henry G. F Dravesville
Drea. Michael E Blackburn i
Dubfl. Jacob A f oikey
Dudley, William M Sheller i
Duerkop. Henry & Son Sutter I
Duncan. S. S Atterberry i
Duncan, A. C Lintner '
Dunn. Joseph Fitzgerell
Dunlap & Brunskill Blackstone i
Duoaway Bros Buffalo Hart
Dunkhorftt. Henry Elkhorn
Durham Bros Long Branch !
Durston. Edwin Witt ,
Husch. John & Co Hillerraann {
Dyson, Romine Boon
E .
Bade. William Rush
Earnshaw. Mrs. Amelia Saline Mines
Eaton, William L MaHtc^rs
Eden. John Danforth
Ed wards, F. E Green River
Edwards. A. B Marley
Edwards. Samuel D Kampsville
Eisiminger. Abram Broadweli
Ellis. Je.Mse T Johnsonville
Elliott. C. C Sellers
Elliott, James W Voorhies
Elliott, Cable Jameshurg
Elliott, Joseph P. & Son Ppyson
Ellsworrh, Jacob I* near Kellyville
Elsey. Henry Eugle Point
El wyn. George W Late
Ely, Edwin J. & Co Mineral
Emery. Ira F Solomon
Emerson. Samuel Elliottstown
Empire Coal Co Gilchrist
Engelmann. Charlotte M Kamcl
Enloe. Henry L Wobiirn
Enlow, William Burton
Epley. Mat & Co New Haven
Epperson. Jos«hua V Bluford
Epperson. P. M Woodviile
Erwin. Joseph Hoosier
Esh, Robert Spring Grove
Esterday <fe Son Van Orin
Ethel. John W Bethrr-l
Ewers & Likes Fenton
F
Fahiiestock. .Jacob K Wan<la
Falk. J. W H*'rborn
Farr. Arthur Wesruu
Furrington. Virgil Summer Hill
Faulds. W. \l .Summit
Fearno & Ross Burr
Fears. Richard F Mt. M oriah
Feltes, John B Depue
Fenz, John. Jr SchaumWurg
Ferguson «: Wooldridge Etna
Perrell. Volentine Hicks
Finch, ElIaE Padua
Firth. John Kingston Mines
Firth, Joseph J Trivoli
Fisk. Marion Mt. Zion
Fitoh, Charles S Ganntown
Fletcher, John S Trivoli
Floyd, W. P. & Co Smothersville
Llynn. Mat Tansill
Foote Bros Half Day
Ford, John P Waggoner
Ford, B. P. & Co Patterson
Fowler, Finley Penfleld
Fow^ley, James & Son Mountain Glen
Fox, T. U. &N. B Sinclair
Frazier, William E Late
Frazier, John Dale
Frey Bros De Pue
Prey, Jacob *. . . . Bolivia
BVedenburg, Charles W Wedron
French. John R Alma
Frerichs. Harm Flatville
Fredrickson & Hassler Bureau
Friok, H., Manager Ullin
Friedman. Harry Garrett
Friedewald, Henry Shiloh
Fristoe, Henry N St. James
Fruit, J. A Fruit
Prye, Edwin A. & Son .Shobonier
Fuller. M. B Alvau
Fuller, Ambrose Elmira
Fuller & Robinson Webster
Pulton. M. iV. & Co Conant
C
Gallagher, James M Gallagher
Gallagher. Abraham Mode
Gallian ^ Hammons Dale
Gargus, JameH H Hettick
Garreston & King Youugstow^n
Garrison, Mason .M Aden
Garrison. William D May berry
Garrison, Thomas J Thackery
Garri-son. A. & Co Garrison
Geor-'c. .lohn W Drivers
G«*rdes. Henry R Bartonville
Gibb. George & J. E Wing
Gibbs. .lohn A. M Unity
ciibbs. Harry W '•
(;Jillifcrt. JoKeph C Brushy Fork
Gill, John & Co Newberry
Gillis, William T SUlhvell
Glass. G. B. & Son Bay City
Glazebrook. G. W Cuncade
(ileason, W. C Rosedale
Gleeck. John Clarksvillc
(ilenburn Coal Co (Ilenburn
Glen Carbon Mercantile Co Glen Carbon
(Tienn, .Joseph 1' Loran
(ilenn, W»lter J (ilenn
Nlos. Adam .\i Wayne
Gain. James C Delatield
Golightly. Nathaniel L Azotus
(tooH. .le.ssp W F-irniingdale
<fOodwin, Elisha Rich Woods
Goostree. E. F. & Co ; Dix
Gore, Thomas B Elvira
(Gordon. D. W. & Son Lyniiville
Gorham & Newport Wnupoiisee
(iose, C. B Kinderliook
Gray, Georire N New Columbia
Gr ly. Peai ly B Pas.sp )rt
« rray. Wilbird W W inir
Graham. J^. F Trivoli
Graves, Charles. McConnfll
Graziano, John B Harrison ville
Gragg. Anthony V FU':isaiir View
Grantfork >lorcantlle Co lirnntfork
(iravett, Mr<. Cordelia C L'«»v\ lui;:
286
List of Apprentices — Continued.
HENRY COUNTY.
Craddock. Harry Earl Galva > Perkins. Ouy M Kewanee
Freburer. Amel WoodhuH t Scott,JohnA "
Nobiling, Will O Kewanee I
IROQUOIS COUNTY.
Arnold, George £ Watseka Hobart. Maude P.
Biu, Harry Milford Jones. Ed^ar A.
Gilmau
Milford
Cone. Everett D Loda McClain. William H., Jr Onarea
Gamer, John Milford West, George E Loda
Harfirreavea, Oliver C Clifton
JACKSON COUNTY.
Dudley. Carlos S Murphysboro Smith. Harry B Murphysboro
Johnson. John E * ^ Thompson. Lena M Carbondale
NeULMinnleM " ~ ~ _- - -
Rainbow. Albert O
Rossou, Tempey E Pomona
Wheeler. Elliott H Murphysboro
Williamson. Albert H
JASPER COUNTY.
Andrews, Veve Newton
McTaffffart, Artella Hunt City
Niirh. Edward Newton
Washburn. James C Wheeler
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Hersbey. Merritt, D Mt. Vernon
JERSEY COUNTY.
Isted, William T Grafton
JO DAVIESS COUNTY.
Bell. Thomas E Galena i M<-Neill. Kiresley M Galena
Kittoe, Edward * * Niemeyer, John Btoekton
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Brown. Jackson Belknap Sanders. Phillip S Vienna
Camden. Benjamin C New Bumside < Simpson. Frederick
Orr.PrankL *' , Trigg, C. B Simpsson
237
List of Ap'preniices — Continued.
KANE COUNTY.
Banker, £dward U Aurora
Bettendorf. Peter Q **
Carlisle, Harry N Geneva
Comintr. William T Batavia
Dame, John W Elgin
Qerlach. Frank E Maple Park
Henke, A-J^ert P Aurora
Jewitt, Homer J
Earl, Harry H
Lundffren, Charles L.
ISchomer. Michael F. .
Sprowls. Alexander C.
Wilcox. William E...
...Eiffin
.Aurora
Dundee
. Aurora
...Elirin
. Aurora
KANKAKEE COUNTY.
Chipnian, Arthur C.
Momence 1 Culver, Frank H Momence
KENDALL COUNTY.
Broaddus. Charles A Piano
KNOX COUNTY.
Bollenbach. Georfire W Gales burgr , Giddines, Eddie L Galesburjr
(Joncer. Frank L ** Palm. Emil
Famulener. LemuelW ** Shade, Arthur W Altona
LAKE COUNTY.
Belmore. William T Highland Park
Cnmmings. George W
Ford, Theodore L Lake Forest
Graham, Harry T Wauconda
Hogue. Minnie D Lake Forest
Jamieson, John
Knaak. Theodore J Deerfield
Weuban. Franli J Waukegan
LA SALLE COTNTY.
Ames, Alice L Ottawa , McCord, Arthur N Streator
Briel. Louis M ** Pritchett, Cassius J Dana
FeurerJmilJ LaSalle ' Rad ley, Claude G Earlville
Flynn, W lUlam P Ottawa i Schuetz, Ziska E Mendota
Harvey, Frank P Dana Smith, Harry R Streator
Hatheway, Joseph C Ottawa i Teisseder. Cammille A Ottawa
Maber, oharles " I Wolcott. Alfred A Earlville
Merkle, Joseph C Peru
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Christy. WiUiam Y Sumner Smith. John O Sumner
Cbixton. Winfleld Scott St. Francisville Spencer. William Lawrenceville
Kilfore. Warren B Lawrenceville
List of Perniils Crrn «(«((— Continued.
I Murphr. Pi-rcy C Yoi*
I Murry & Bruwii LitiTbenry
Blurry & Lone Malvern
Mu^tcrHVe.-lashiin A Cottmce Hume
' MyeM.('h«rle8W ijonB Creek
M«rltnBros
Miir9U>t), ^ul.:ui<>D A
Marden.L. F. i- Co.
MarklcT. Murtin
Mnrciuette MrrciiiitMe C'
Minon.Fre.)..
p. Thon
..Hcrbun
...Munlen'
Bluff City
SbellervilU-
.;■■.. ..Cbecti
. .Hollon-nyv
.'.Almi
)r..rutue9C & Co Hickory Hiil
WcilfKiiiiKH Burtou
LI Bnis (.•roenbiixii
n. Kihvnr.! \V Fslnu«i
fc Willi- WnpetU
tv Hi"- Shuniwuj-
pr Hri.- Slmaljuri;
Ifr! .\hr:rtinn L SlartiVs Store
».H. 4 A rn Pierrot!
, , Diirpliesti-r
. . Florei
. .W.H,
er,E.D.
cr. t'riab K . . .
BII.WIilllHuF...
er.JohnA
rr. Junes U....
tft.AaArtwJ ...
er.Fred.:
er. AlexRniler...
er. Pre-leriek D
d QRe«. JoMPbicc
afchHi,A..r.
Hicliell.S. F.&Son
■ - lieii Bros
Motiietiydi Ei-k,. ■.■.■,■.".■.■.■.".".■.■.■.
Mookmnii. Mosey.
MoDroc. Wurren T
MoutEnroeTy. Morrl- & Co.. .
aoore.i,. P
uore. Thonins
Mnore.FVank
WlMtown
Dipterirb
..RiilicePnirie
. . BerrlHii
eii"Uadpn
iri'lm. B. B. A'Snu.'.l
K.R(ehiirH
..Woorttorrl '
...Eden
...Hie Rork
mrth
.. eA(ee,H™rEeS. 4r Co Ublniim
MeUrlile. TboniNKj Binir
- rCurly. Aleiiin.ler HanliiK-ille
cCmrl. Peter "MKr.". Rsyirt* City
cCUry, EdwanI C Dnycon
cOlelbin. WHHhlniiton B .Nekount
cCormick.C 1'. Avent McCormlck
■ck.X, M Colen
^ ck. Tbomas KMeoui
McCnril Brou Ornvilli-
' - ay&WMier Kidlervllle
■W.J. !« SWrk
....iiulel, Lewis C OrauRe
: >*Di*l&C(i Blwin
• tOQidd. Wllllnm R Emmk
■Klw»ln. N'.M...-- Waldnm
■Even. Nieholas D MontezmuB
.U« ier. Rohi-rt M Bom
MeUnith BroK Wnosuut:
■ cUrPEor. Rnlierl K BouSelil
^Guirk, Hiiffb Walton
latton.WillisiiiH Moren
iiloi'h. P. M BIiu-kxt'.iH'
k'enzie. Jq»'pb iStlllvelt
Ley. John A Sirout
ilbben A O'Brien... Gr«ve!»nd
Kie.J. B Conilwid
;relly. Theorbire Bl«ir
L«uith!in. I.N W«ner> Landing
MHnus. H Luiia
■UolH-rt*. IIiiKh Curran
Any A' Nations Falrwenlher
■Voy. -luhn Tilton
Nader. Engelberl *: Son Kickapou
Nall.WeorBe T [jorenio
Nuiiy. Samuel I' Mart inHboric
Neely. SamiX'! \V — Haiulrtxhunc
NVIfb. Andrew Surlne Qrove
NtrhuD. UeorBe P Nortb Uhleaxo
NeUor. .tame" M Meyer
Newell fc \Vh\tr .Oardm f*rarrie
Newell, KichanI A Orle
NVw.Hiii Brottii-r- Kinit'lon Mines
Ne«tui,.J. H. & ^on Mariow
Nical. Diivld Allrlcht
Niecil«y.J..hiiL Sbattuc
Mliart, .lames E One(«
N-i^l^LjolinW Mr. Erie
S'h4. Natbanlel Frederick
Noel BrOH Birminjcbani
Nolle. N. A. ft Son Bnody
Ni'ltliiK. Willi*in ii Son N'nltiiw
.Null. William A Webb-
Niiiidle & Wleeins Hillsdale
OakUnd. Oliver
O'Briani. Willis
Murpby,Cb:ir]e»
251
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
OcdOD, D. L. & Co Bismarck
O'Hara, James R Huma
OlmsteU, B. B Johnstown
Olmsted. J^ohn \V Roslyn
Olney, (J. S Pieldon
Orr. Arthur C Lhgr&ngti Bluff ,
Ortman, T. & Son Herod '
Osborn, W. S Scott Land
Ost, George A Diamond Lake {
Otwell, William H Flainview ,
Paddock. James W Darwin
Page, Willis M Flint
Paine. Joseph Dillon
Paine, Anson RoHemond
Palmer, Arthur B Palmersbursr
Palmer. Charles H Wakefield
Palmer, Benjamin M Gleudale
Palmer, Arthur B Kibbie
Palm- r, James I Latona
Palmer. M. E Peters Creek
I'almei dc Dixon Tnmaico
Pantall. Richard Millburn
Park. G. B Royal
Park, John H. R Schwer
Park. Henry A Pullerton
Parker. ,1. W Midland City
Parker. William F near Beech Ridi^e
Parker, Mrs. Mattie M Lake Milligan
Parkes. John fc Belle Rives
Parmenter Brothers Lyndon
Partridge, E. Y Millersbunf
Passmore. William Council Hill Station
Fatten Bros Pair Grange
PaitoD. Melberu O Saline Tip
Patton, L. R Chauncey
Patterson, A. A Vermilion Grove
Patterson, William T Casner
Patterson. Charles M Heitick
Payne. Arthur A , . Ivanhoe
Pearl. Charles F Ghana
Pearson. Enoch Sharpsburg
Peeler. W. D Lincoln Green
Pennell. William T Clark Center
Perry, W.M Pulley's Mill
Perry, D. H. & Bro Belle Plain
Perry. A. M Shebonier
Perry Co. Coal Mining Co Holden
Perrott, S. W ^> mile N. E. of Gallagher
Peters, William New Memphis
Peters. Julius Balcom
Peterson. Michael W Elliott
Fettigrew, H. M Browning
Pettypool & Son Herald
Pfingsten & Craft Burlington
Pflaier & Ornettel B^osterburg
Ff off , Charles Hurpsier
Phillips, Peter E '. Northampton
Phillips, (ieorge Siefert
Phillips, Charles W Sharpsburg
Phillips. George W Damascus
Phillips. William & Flore E Shirland
Fictor. Richard F St. Marie
Pierce, Robert & Joseph Todds Point
Pierce, Edgar M Lanesville
Filkenton. Lambert W Blue Grass
Piper. George W Yuton
Flatt, Frank Plattville
Plummer. P. H Berry
Polite. Albert N Colmar
Pollard. Richard H Samoth
Pollock, Carlyle & Co Fooslaiid
Pope. H. V Levings
Porter, L. G. & W. A Smithboro
Portwood. James M Afienboro
Potter, Lawrence Mapleton
Potter & Finn La Fox
Power, Charles L : . . By ars
Powers, N icholas Curran
Powers, William E Midland City
Powell Bros Fish Hook
Prewett, G. D Beecher City
Price. Van R Mt. Erie
Price. James McConnell
Price & Eagleson Calhoun
Price-& Graham Bluff City
Pritchett, G. H Absher
Priest. Frank L Buffalo Hart
Proctor. Thad Buncombe
Proctor & Grisham Regent
Propeck. W. T Brunswick
Pugh. Hugh L East Carondelet
Pugh, Monroe Humrick
Pumphrey, J. F. & Son Maunie
Punteney, Robert W Cross Roada
Purdue. N.J. & Co Kell
Putnam. J. H Henning
Pykiet & Meeks Bamhill
R
Raby, Simon Pennington Point
Raddle. F.J Raddleville
Rademacher, Herman Hurricane
Ragsdale. Joel Hillerman
Raines. Jacob Etna
Ray. G. & Son Poplar Grove
Read, John W Millersville
Re<!d, George M Day sville
Reed, Kphraim Circleville
Reed. fJeorge A Plum River
Reed. Frank W Lily Lake
Reed Bros Emerson
Reed Br»)8 Millersburg
Relchard. William Yale
Reilly. Michael F. & Co Reddick
Rentschler Bros Dawson
Retzer, John Cliffdale
Rexroat & Leonard Concord
Rhue, Jesse W -, Bradbury
Richardson, John F Riggston
Richardson. Elijah Volo
Richardson. Willis M New Columbia
Richardson. J ohn Volo
Ried, John Saline Mines
Rigney . Hu^h J Pierson Station
Ritter. George W V ilia Grove
Rittger A: Smith Henton
Robben. H Germantown
Roberts. J . E Logan
Roberts. William. Sr Grape Creek
Roberts, J. L. <fc Co Corinth
Roberts. C. P. & Co Lakewood
Robertson. J. I* Plumlleld
Robertson, James M near Harts ville
Robinson, Abraham Berry's
Robinson. Charles C Hagaman
Robinson. L. F Ullin
Roesch ley. J acob D Goodfleld
Rogers. Thoma-s Collison
Rohde, Henry C Worth
Rohrer, W. S Fiatt
Roland. C. F (irange Hall
RolliuMon. G. E Divide
Koaneuberg, L Mo<loc
Roosa. L. H. & C. A Atlas
Rose. John M Ledl ord
Rose, Thomas & Son Kampsville
Rose. D. E. & Co Emma
Rose. 1). E. <fe Co Lamb
Rosing, John Volo
Rjwe. Thonia*- L Sunny Hill
Kowlinif. Lincoln W Lake Villa
Rucknagel, William F Preston
Rude & Friedlme Vergt-iines
Ruffner. A. L A'evuy Mark
Kulon. John B.. Sr M(»/.ier
Rumniel. Gottlieb R Adeline-
252
List of Permiis Granted — Continued
Rundle. Daniel M Pinkstaff
Rush. William V Hartford
Rush, AddiHOn EdKiDf?ton
Rush, J . R Bini^ham
Rutter Bros St. Libory
Ruyle, John Athensville
Ryan. Leonard Kemper
Ryder, Francis Ryder
8
Sachs & Stadel Derinda Centre
Samuel & McKinney Hawsville
Sanders. William E Macoupin
Sarflf & Fletcher Snicarte
Satterlee. Robert M Raven
Sato Coal & Mining Oo Sato
Sauer, V. & Bro Lone: Grove
Saunders, A. O Dawson
Scarsdale, Louisa P Bradshaw
Scanlin. Thomas Ullln
Schairer, Louis Burlington
Schoet'er, Mrs. Susanna Caspars
Schaefer. Valentine Prairietown
Schenk, Chester Summum
Schimpf . Lura Vergennes
Schlautraan. Henry Germantown
Schrainke, John A Wheeling
Schmidt. Louise Melville
Schoenstedt. L. L Monee
Schrader. John C Liim
Schramcr, Theodore Ingalton
Schroth & Co Hull
Schroeder, C. W Henderson
Schroeder, Q. T Matteson
Schroeder & Co Rio
Schumacher. Gottlieb Peters
.Schumacher. C. L. A New Baden
Schuepbach & Essenpreis Pieri*on
Schimeman. Henry CongervUle
Schuhz. Herman C Sheldon's Grove
Schwartz, James E Boskydpll
Schwartz. Samuel Elkville
Schwerman, A. G. & Co Gilmer
Scott. John A. L Orchardville
Sefried. Albert Belle Prairie
Sehnert. Jacob Bible Grove
Seitzinger. L. D. & E. B Maunie
Seip, Henry Lake Zurich
■Selders. George L Lake City
Sellers, James Santa F6
Sexton & Wade Fieldon
Seymour, James T « Bowyer
Shrtllenberger. John C Skates
Sheary, John E. & Co New Holland
Sheets. MrH. Mary New Philadelphia
Sheridan Bros Maunie
Sheffield. William E (Jrnnd DeTour
Shepard, C. W LuRose
Shepherd & Taylor Milmine
Shepherd <fc Hill Orleans
Shippey. M. H Browninj?
Shiep. John H Lis
Shields, Edward J Watertowii
Short & Gilmour Troy Grove
Shriver. Adam W Milo
Shuey, Bernard L Clevelan<l
Sides, Daniel M Buckhorn
Sigwa'.t. Emil & Co Wheeling
Siiips. Frrink Coolbank
Silvry. I. Ko«<fl Zenith
siiiiinon'^. William H (Jrantsbug
siinnioijs. William A Akin
SiminoD*^, Joseph N. & C Divide
Simpson. Zackry C Glendnle
Skeel. William A Belleview
Slade. David Cisne
Slaughter & (ircar Wolf Lake
Sleeih. Willinm J Pottstown
•Sloan & Dsilton Hnincs Townslup
Smith. S.F Shumway
Smith, Samuel N Ay«na
Smith. Charles C Wataon
Smith, PYank A Elmorville
Smith. PredS Alden
Smith, A. E Beeeher City
Smith, George & Son LancNville
Smith, K.L. & Co 3fi1tbum
Smith & Hopkins Fairland
SmiHor & Bond Middle Grove
Snider. William H. H Parker City
Snider, Henry VMlla Grove
Snider, Breckenridge
Country store near Hunt City
Snyder. Arthur F Trilla
Snyder. Samuel J Grove City
Snyder & Co Badern
Soland, George W Boody
Sopp. H. A C East Carondelet
Sopp. H. C0....I mile south of E. Carondelet
Soule, Henry M Youngstowni
Sprague. William H Jeffersonville
Sperry. William L Garland
Sperry, Herbert C Hull
Spitler, George B M t. Zion
Spring. Frank L Aldridge
Springer, Uriah Gravmont
Springer. David A New Hebron
Spurgin & Spurgin Oliver
Squier, Matilda H Pingree Grove
Stade Brothers Beeeher
Stadler, Christian Hollowayville
Stadler, Louis C
Stadel. Gottlieb Schapville
Stafford. J anies T Progrej*s
Stalions. William R Delwood
Stalions, John A. & Son Colorado
Stallsworth. O. N Pierson Station
Stamm. Jonathan M McConnell
Staram. A. A Waddams Grove
Staten. William M Trimble
Stearns, William H Wedron
Steed & Blackman Kedroii
Steffen. Ernest Oiblh»
Stein Brothers St. James
Stelbrink. John Michael
Stelle. Ira T Ina
Stempel. Charles Long Grove
Stephens. Samuel A Sugar Grove
Stephenson, S. J Clarksville
Stephenson. Charles A Opbiem
Sterrenbi'rg ^ Manssen Charlotte
Stevens. Antone W Elida
Stewart. A. B RapatcA
Stier. Christian Enterpri'«e
Stoddurd. (?ortes F Bayle City
Stoddard. H. N. & Co Coral
Stonecipher. Samuel J Exchange
Stokes. William H Stoken
Stollberg & Carr Marblehead
Strange. A. T Walshville
Strang. William H Lake Villa
Strang. John M M iHbunt
Streator Mercantile Co Carbon Hill
Streator Mercantile Co Kangley
Stroh, Charles Elkhom
Strole. David F Horace
Strubinger, J. O El Darn
Struebing. Louis La Rose
Sugar, David Lake Villa
Suitt. Arthur D Loxa
Sullins. Lincoln G Ozark
Sullivan, (Jilhert Lawndftte
Sumpter Bros Sumpter
Sun Coal and Coke Co Sundeld
Sutter. Mrs. Barbara Karopsvill«f
Sutherland. P. W. & Co. . .Samls nr Sumner
Swart. Charles O Butler
Swarthout, Isaac Harlem
Swarthont & Waters Plainville
Swnuk. William J Palermo
253
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
Sw»D. Henry Y Waldron
Sweet, Henry C Irene
Swop*', Charles D Darian
T
Tasrffart, Katherine R New Palestine
Tanner, James M Western Precinct
Tate & Qossman Winterrowd
Taylor, (). P Magnolia
Teaney, John W Otterville
Tedrahn. Charles A Cloverdale
Tenney, Ark Johnnon ville
Terhune, Alfred C Willow Hill
Thacker, Green N Pond
Thayer. William W Pottstown
Thomas & Campbell Hope
Thomas. S. D. & Bro Thoraasville
Thomas. T. B. & Co Sato
Thompson. Adam : Famous
Thompson. John M Thompson's Corner
Tnompson. Emmor E Adams
Thoman, David S Vera
Thorsen. Christian Niles
Thurston, Adnab Fall Creek
Thurston, David J Bee Creek
Tibbes, John O Johnsonville
Tice, Anderson W Tice
T|dweli, Simon L New Dennison
Tiedemann. P. T Beiisen ville
Timmerroann, Frank P Sprf ntr Hill
Timmerniann, William Bartelso
Todd, Frederick Morrel! ville
Todd & Warren Pellonia
Torbett. William H Eleanor
Towne. F. P Harristown
Travers. F. A Mt. Erie
Treichler, Frederick Addison
Triifsr, Joseph M Farmer.sville
Tromley. William M Russel ville
Troutnian. Edward Shctlerville
Trurkenmiller. Charles F Bolton
Truax, William B Bisr Foot Prairie
Tucker, Dorothy A Horton Station
Tucker, Edward E Morsevi lie
Turley. iiobert & Son Cornland
Turner. Franklin A Maernolia
Turner. E. C Barreville
Tuthill. M. E. & Son Bernadotte
Twitchell. William F Cowsert
Tyler, Amos W Keenville
Tyler, Charles C Fountain Green
V
Van Allen, Artilllons H Brothers
Vanaelstyn. Albprt S CoK'ta
Vandajrrift. William T Cantrall
Vanderbilt, Josiah K Mt. Auburn
Vankirk & Co Lowder
Van Sandt, Hiram G Montrose
Van VJeck & Wells Deers
Varble. William H Jnlappa
Vaufchan, James R Hamburff
•Vehnekamp. John H Bctlle Plain
Vickers. Tyre S Hamletsburg
Vortman, J. H. D Neely ville
Vosholler, Frank Bartelso
Voyles, William Bone Gap
W
Wabash Coal Co Dawson
Wachob. Thomas B.. Moore's Prairie Center
Wade, Georjre Laclede
Wade & Greeson Walla Walla
Wa^flroner. L. T Otterville
Warner. John Alexander
Waldman & Titterinfirton Edgrin&rton
Waldorf. Georsre W Harristown
Walter Bro's Waltersbursr
Walters. John & Co Parnefl
Walton, Geori^ Clarksdale
Walton, James Vinegar Hill
Walker. D H Emma
Walker, Clint Garrett
Walker. James D Wolf Creek
Walker. Simeon Pyatt
Walker, Mrs. George L. Fayette
Walker. & De Maranville Mineral
Wallace. Joseph S Clark»dale
Wallace. M. P Ebbert
Wallace. G. L near Rudement
Wamock. David G Scholines
Warner, Frank L Osman
Warren, John R Orchardville
Wasem. George P Payetteville
Watts, John K Richland
Waybright & Brophy Campus
Wayman, Benjamin F Walnut Hill
Wear, David C & Son Paloma
Weaver, Z. H Monterey
Weaver, Fred W Buena Vista
Weatherford. -William H Boody
Webb.Aaron N Webb's Hill
Webb, Marion A Frisco
Webb, M. N Gresham
Weber, VVilliam S Zenobia
Weber. Solomon Duncan
Webster. Noah Bible Grove
Weese, Wilson W Summun
Weeks, Bros Bureau
Weeks. Ransom L Bay City
Wehrheim. William H Murerville
Weidner, J. (*. & Sons Aptnkisic
Weidner. J. G. & Sons Buffalo Grove
Wells. Charles E Pegram
Wells, Chrrles B Adams
Wells, MnthewC Wells
Weller, JohnK St. David
Welborn Bros Attila
Welling. T. P Germantown
Welton, E. S Temple HilJ
Weloh. Charles H Gurnee
Welch & Bryant Roland
Wenks & Burgoyne Andalusia
Westennan, .James & Co Ridgefield
Westermann, Edward Germantown
Western Supply Co Dunfermline
Wetherbolt. Charles & T. J Latoua
Weyle, P. W Russellville
Wham, William & Co Canter
Wheeler. Ralph B LaPrairie Center
Whetstone Bros Bessie
Whisman. George W Fox Creek
Whited. B. S. & Son Rapatee
Whiteside, William H Joslin
Whit<'8ide, S. D Wolrab Mills
Whiteside. James A Aliens Springs
Whiteside & Carr Cowsert
Whiteman, Robert S Middletown
Wienker, Mrs. A. M Frogtown
Wierwilie. Fred Browntleld
Willis* Adams..." Hill
Wilbourn. William W Olive Branch
Wiley. William H. & Son DeLong
Wilcox, Leonidas 6**j mi. n. w. Metropolis
Willmoth, Luton Yates Landing
Wilton. Isaac H Vernon
Willett. Hiram Alpha
Wilhite, Thomas J Hornsby
Wills &R08S Alsey
Wilson, Thomas St. Johns
Wilson, W. T. S Bismarck
Wilson. Henry L. F Custer
Wilson, Robert J Calhoun
Wilson, George Ellisville
Wilson, Joseph B Ina
Lint of Perm its Granted — Concluded,
I1.H.B.& Son
,11, William B.&S.in,.,
lUms, Jnhn T
I uuB. Cbiirlvi L
Wolf. Ernnl Hdinel
Wolf. Htrnr; J. &lieoD&rd Pilot
Wolfe. Jftmea H ...Nilwood
Wqoii. Lennard W Woody
Woort, G. W. & Co M«y
WwHl*. .lessfA I'niouville
Woodn, LdM^f M Allenville
WoolConL.l.P QaltoD
Worley.W. L MsrotlUne
WatthloetoD. R. R Indianoln
Wray, WiliJHm H Scehorn
WriBht, Georje W Dirtericb
Wriaht.J. ASons Fen wo
Wright Brothers Hat
Vfliitls. Henrr YsntisvUIe
Tetter. Jobnr Steward
Yocuin. WilliBm B Alurdock
York. Sftmuel Bearer Cre«k Townehlp
Vounr, Horace BHutol
YouQit. Michael Arlington
Yoanic. Witliftm L ITBrriiirtan
YouDK.JohD (i Hickory Ridei-
YouDB. Clarenc'u'., Gerlao
Yuiid.Ja.-oh St. Paul
Z
Z^ilers. B,J Covell
Zaller. Mrs. Cmheriii.. Sprine Buy
ZlcKenhaln, Aulrul^[ F Cl&ylonrilk
Zi.irl.-r, A. W PlnkstalT
Zimbi'ImaiiQ. Louis 1 Floravtile
Zimmermann. Robert 8 Sunttnam
Zlnn. I>.W Bn-ckcDridra
Zumwalt. Jopl & W. B.... Belle vli-« Precinrt
255
LIST OF PERMITS, 1897.
AvrcuKjed by Counties.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Amen & Son Columbus
Bacon. R. H. Jk S<»n La Prairie
Carroll. William H Ellington
Carter, Arthur M Plninville
Elliott. Josej^b P. & Son Payson
Eulow. William Burton
Havener, Nicholas & Smiley Plainville
Hoffman. Marcus O Kellerville
Hojrselt & Herren La Prairie
Jeffrey, William H Columbus
Kelly. Daniel B Beverly
Lawrence. G. VV. & Bro Payson
Lloyd, Arista D Meyer
Lumrius Brothers Palonia
Merz. Wolfgranif H Burton
Miller, rnah K Marcelline
iMonroe. Warran T Beverly
Myers, Georere E Columbus
McCray «k Waner Kellerville
McVay & Nations Fairv«ather
Nelson. .James M Meyer
Siollberfi: & Carr Marblehead
Swarthout & Waters Plainville
Thompson, Emmor E Adams
Thurston. Adnah Fallcrtsek
Wear, David C. & Son Paloma
Wells. Charles B Adams
Worley, W. L Marcelline
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Brown. Francis M Diswood
CuUey,.!. & Co McClure
De Gelder. George P Beech Ridge
DouelaAJt. A. B Santa Pe
Oibbs. John A. M Unity
Gibbs. Harry W **
Hariris. Sidney S..3 miles west of Sandusky
Hodfires. George Unity
•tones. Benjamin Sandusky
Lewellen. .John W Willard
Parker. William F near Beech Ridge
Parker. Mrs. Mattie M Lake Milligan
Sellers, James Santa F6
Wilbourn, William W Olive Branch
BOND COUNTY.
Oornwell & Strain Reno
Danhour. John W Beaver Creek
Enloe, Henry L Woburn
Isrey.CR "
Mewes. H. A. & Co Pierron
Miller, Andrew J Wisetown
Minges. Josephine Baden Baden
Palmer & Dixon Tamalco
Pfoff, OfaBries Harpster
Porter, L. G. & W. A Sraithboro
Scbuepbach & Essenpreis Pierron
Williams, John C Pocahontas
BOONE COUNTY.
Cowan, D. C. & Co Poplar Grove
Hendrickson. Garrett W Garden Prairie
Marston. ^Solomon A Herbert
Newell & White Garden Prairie
Rahbar. John F Poplar Grove
Ray.G.«X:Son
Sweet. Henry C Irene
256
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
BROWN COUNTY.
Crawford. Gilbert & Co Ripley !
Johnson, Charles S Siloam ,
Johnson. Roy " !
Martin, John L Ripley i
Marden, L. P. & Co Marden I
Miller, S. D Fargo ,
Millen. William F Ripley
Monti^omery, Morris & Co Her!>man
Orr, Arthur C f^airranffe Bluff
SideH. Oaniel M Buckhom
Todd. Frederick Morrellville
BUREAU COUNTY.
Ely. Edwin J. & Co Mineral
Katerday & Son Van Orin
Feltes. John B Depue
Frey Bros ' *
Fredrick son & Hassler Bureau
Heater. Ir^I^I H Green Oak
Jensen, Peier C Bureau
Larkin & BlacK Arlington
Marquette Meihcantile Co Marquette
May. George Holloway ville
Moore, Cass S Mineral
Shriver. Adam W Milo
Stadler, Christian Holloway ville
Stadler, LouisC
Walker & DeMaranville Mineral
Weeks Bro's Bureau
Yountr. Michael Arlingrton
CALHOUN COUNTY.
Aniraott. Phil Kampsville
Ball, Charles E Mozier
Bell. Mrs. Emily F Byerton
Broadcrs. Thomas Deer Plain
Clendenny. Cary E Bay Laudiug
Depper, John Point Precinct
Douglass, Thomas J Batchtown
Edwards, Samuel D Kampsville
Groves, Benjamin P Beech ville
Hayn. Josepii Kampsville
Heffinffton. William Batchtown
Hetzer. Fred Conrad
Higham, Fjindley J.. & Son Bay
Imming, Herman R Brussels
rmming*. John II Meppeii
Kinder, James G Haniburic
Klaas, J. W Meppen
Kulp. Henry F Brussels
Retzer, John Cliffdaie
liose. Thomas <fe Son Kampsville
Rulon, John B , 8r Mozier
Skeel. William A Belleview
Stel brink. John Michael
Suiten. Mrs. Barbara Kampsville
Vautrhan. James R Hamburir
Whisman. George W Fox Creek
Wittmond. Charles A Brussels
Zumwalt, Joel & W. B...Belleview Precinct
CARROLL COUNTY.
Begem an, Fred,
Elkhom Grove Chaf ee, E. E. & Co H itt
CASS COUNTY.
Blohm. August W Bluff Sprintra
H igginson, John J Philadelphia
llinchee, James M
James, John W
Lucht, Friederich M. R.
. Little Indian
Newman ville
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
Allen. RollaE Parkville
Bashevitz, Joseph Tomlinson
Cord, Bro's May view
Crawford, Curtis A Bondville
Dill. Sebastian ' Dilhjjaugh
Elliott, C.C -. Sellers
Fowler, Finley Penfield
Frerichs. Harm Klatville
Moore, C- P Savoy
Park, G. B Royal
Pollock. Carly le & Co Fooaland
Steffen. Ernest Oibbia
Van Vleck, & Wells Overs
257
List of Permits Granted — Continaed.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Boyd, James A Vanderville
Brown. J. H. & Co Roaemond
Davis. Dial Mt Auburu
Drea, Michael E Blackburn
Prey, Jacob Bolivia
Hiffirinbotham, E. A Clarksdale
Housley. A. D Grove City
Housely. & Drake
Kimball. Richard Mt. Auburn
Michaels, Feier Ronemnod
Neer, David A Bolivia
Paine, Anson Rosemond
FearKon, Enoch Sharpsburir
Phillips, Charles W
Read. John W Millersville
Snyder, Samuel J Grove City
Vanderbilt, Josiah R Mt. Auburn
Walton, Georffe Clarksdale
Wallace, Joseph S
CLARK COUNTY.
Alabaugh, Thomas J Hatton
Anderson, Leroy B Darwin
Biankenbeker, William H Moonnhine
Bradbury, James L York
Comwell, T. R Melrose
Cooper. Thomas M Moonshine
Coons, .Tohn M Auburn
Craig. William DHrwin
Dietsel. Hehry Near Ernst
Dodd. P. P Melrose
Downey, William H Neadmore
Pears. Richard P Mt. Moriah
Gleeck. John Clarksville
Hammond, ik, Be?t Cleone
Landreth, H. K Near Ernst
Liffick. D. ..On Darwiu & Terre Haute Road
Murphy, Perry C York
McDaniel. Lewis C Oranee
Nical. David AllbriKht
Paddock, James W Darwin
Pennell. William T Clark Center
StepheuRon. S. J Clark.sville
Swope, Charles D Darian
Wells. Mathew C Wells
CLAY COUNTY.
Erwin, Joseph Uoosier
Haselden, John B Oskuloosa
McKneliy, Theodore Blair Township
' c.
Sebnert. .Jacob.
Webster, Noah.
Bible Grove
CLINTON COUNTY.
Blanke, Au^ist Huey
Href eld, Gerhard Aviston
BrufTKemann, B Bartelso
HabbeiTfirer, Brothers Jamestown
Hundmao, Lambert Gerniantown
Jantzeu, Louis Bartelso
MicheLs, Arnold B Germantown
Nicolay. John L Shattuc
Peters, William New Memphis
Robben, H Germsntown
Schlautman, Henry **
Schumacher. C. L. A New Baden
Timraermann. William Bartelso
VoshoUer. Frank
Welling, T. P Germantown
Westermann, Edward
Wienker, Mrs. A. M Frogtown
COLES COUNTY.
Brown, J. P Bush ton
Brown, & McPherson Trilla
Burt, John P Lerna
Centers & Johnson Bnshton
Dornblaser. Mack D Pair Grange
Ferguson, & Woolridge Etna
Jones, C. H Loxa
Kimmel], J. S. & Son Campbell
Lowe, Francis M Etna
Martiuie. Warren Hutton
McCormick. N.M Coles
Patten, Bro's Pair Grange
Raines. Jacob Etna
Snyder, Arthur F Trilla
Suitt, Arthur D Loxa
17 P.
258
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
COOK COUNTY.
Bishop, Edward P. & Sons Worth
De Graaff . Bastian South Holland
Dfe Youngr. Peter
Penz, John, Jr Schaumburff
Jurgenson, John D LanBing'
Kobel, Frederick Glen wood
Larsen. Lars Mt. Forest
Lesrters, Benjamin Laosinfr
Rohde, Hen ry C Worth
Schminke. John A Wheelins:
Schroeder. G. T Matteson
Sigwalt, Erail &: Co Whet-linfir
Thorscn, Christian Nllea
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Akeman. Samuel D Eaton
Berry, Jumes L Piercebnrer
Cramer, & Co \nnapoHs
Curtis. William A Kft.bie
Dousrlas. John J Hardinsville
Goodwin. Elisha Rich Woods
Hiifhsmith, W. Frank Duncan villa
Eeenan, William S Annapolis
Markwell, A. A Eaton
McCarty. Alexander Hardinsville
McHatton, William H Morea
Palmer, Arthur B Kibbie
Sprinirer, David A New Hebron
Statcn. William M Trimble
Williams, Marion Landes
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Burnett & Snyder Janesville
Jenninsr, William B Timothy
Kelly. John .N Hazel Dell
Kintr, Jo.seph Janesville
Kiner. James M
Olmstod. B. B Johnstown
Olmsted, John W Koslyn
Rhue, Jesse W Bradbury
RuflFner. A. L Vevay Park
Wade, & Groeson Walla Walla
DEWITT COUNTY.
('ash, Sanniel J Rowell
Emery. Ira F Solomon
Havely. George W Parnell
Met».& Willis Wapella
Park, Henry A Fullerton
Parker. J, W ^didland City
Powers, William E
Samuel & McKinney Hallsville
Walters, John t^- Co Parnell
DU PAGE COUNTY.
Damraeier. Dietrich Addison
Glos, Adam M Wayne
Hills. Allen E Lombard
Jones, Albert T WaiTenville
Marquardt, Louis Lombai-d
Marquardt. Henry & Son Addison
Schramer. Theodore Inffalton
Tedrahn, Cbarles A CloverdaJe
Tiedemann. P. T Bensonville
Tri'ichler, Frederick Addison
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Burk. H. L. & Co Garrett
Friedman, Harry
y filbert, Jo.seph C Brushy Fork
1 1 arder Bros Garrett
Hopkins. Charles T * *
Iniirram & Davis Husro
Kaifa & Co Filson
Love. John L Villa Grove
Ritter. George W
Smith & Hopkins Fairland
Snider, Henry Villa <Trove
Walker, Clint Garrett
Woolford. J. P Galton
Yocum. William B Murdock
259
List of Permits Oranted — Continued.
EDGAR COUNTY.
Asbmore. Samuel M Borton
Bennett. William I Cpnlosrue
Brown. Thomas H Horace
Buckler. Jesae G Isabel
Bumsamer. Noah C Eidley
Dauner. John W Palermo
Edwards. A. B Marley
Hanley, Thomas R Garland
House!, James W fsabel
IflTO. Samuel Ridley
Jenness. Samuel D Cherry Point
Landes. Jerome P Ferrell
Macke, John H Oliver
O'Briant, William & Son Lofiran
Osbom. W. S Scott Land
Roberts, J. E Locran
Satterlee. Robert M Raven
Sperry, William L Garland
Spurffin & Spurgin Oliver
Strole. David F Horace
Swauk. William J Palermo
Wood, G. W. &Co May
EDWARDS COUNTY.
Ahlfeld. John F Bone Gap Voyles, William
Morean, Wilbur A
Bone Gap'
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.
Abraham & Curry Wataon
Bathlott & Ltevitt
Brumleve. .). A Teutopolia
Emerson. Samuel ; Elliottstowu
Haodke. William Montrose
Hancock. W. S Beecher City
Hand. John R Dieterich
Harris.T. C
Hyett Brothers Montrose
James. Geori?e
Javcox. William T Watson
•Jonnson. James Montrose
Johnson & Marks JYi^t^fy^h ,
Martin. Presley N. . . . . ......... . . , Watjibli ■,
Mfctzler Bros \..'... , . . . ShumwHy
Miller. Fred ,...,. ......DijBtqrtch,
Prewett, G. D Beecher Vitt
Smith, S. F — Shumway
Smith. Charles C Watson
Smith. A. E Beecher City
Tate & Gossman Winterrowd
Van Sandt. Hiram G Montrose
Willis & Adams Hill
Wrigrht, George W Dieterich
FAYETTE COUNTY,
Bloominzer & Hammel.3^4 mi. N.W. St. Paul
Boye. John H
Buckmaster. Fillmore Vera
Coueh & Wrifirht Dressor
Prist oe, Henry N St. James
Frye. Edwin A. & Son Shobonier
Jinnett. N. B. & Co Vera
Iiowry. A ionzo C St. James
Ix>yd, W\ F Laclede
Metxffer & Rohlflng Wilburton
Perry, A. M Shobonier
Rush. J. R Bineham
Smith, Samuel N Avena
Stem Brothers St. James
Stoddard. Cortes P Bayle City
Thoman. David S Vera
Wade, George Laclede
Wright Brothers Hagerstown
Yund. Jacob St. Paul
FORD COUNTY.
Carlson. Ephraim Perdue Peterson. Michael W .
Cooper A Brotherton Guthrie
Elliott
260
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Carlile. John W Abe
Dorris. W. S ParriRh
DowDin?. Philip H BrayfleJd
Eaton. William L Masters
Floyd, W. F. & Co Smothersville
Kern. & Co Snowflake
Mason, John L Akin
Moore« Frank Whittincrton
Robertson^. P Plumtieid
Simmons. William A Akin
Webb. Aaron N Webb's Hill
Webb, Marion A Fri8c»>
Webb, M. P Gresham
Whetstone, Bro's Bessie
FULTON COUNTY.
Bates, Joanna Manley
Baum^rartner, John L Summum
Brown, Millard F Breeds
Cole. James B Enion
Crowl, Jacob S Fiatt
Dailey & Spencer St. David
Dainty & Pearson
Davidson Grocery Co Maples Mill
Hudd leson, G. W. Marietta
Kuhlke, Geor^re Leaman
Mace. Albert Liverpool
Matheny & Osbom Checkrow
Rohrer. W. S Fiatt
Schenk, Chester Summum
Smisor. & Bond Middlegrove
Tuthill. M. £. & Son Bemadotte
Weaver. Z, H Monterey
Weese, Wilson P Summum
Weller, JohnK St David
Western Supply Co Dunfermline
Wilson, Georcre EUisville
Zimmermann. Rebert G Swnmum
GALLATIN COUNTY.
Bamett & White Kedron
Cone, Mary A Leaminarton
Eamshaw, Mrs. Amelia. Saline Mines
Epley, Mat & Co New Haven
Jenningrs, Marshall Junction City
Lambert. Georffe B Junction City
Matherlv, William Elba
Ried, John Saline Mines
Steeil & Blackman Kedron
Will iums, 1 homas J Inman
GREENE COUNTY.
Andrews. Baker P Payette
Bethard. Jerry Wriehtsville
Bridcrewater. Frank Briajfewater
Claflin, Jacob J Eldred
Ford, B. F. &Co Patterson
Layden, Patrick Berdan
Milledffe. Mortimer L
Morrow. Annie AthensviUe
Ruyle, John
Varble, William H Jalappa
Walker, Mrs. Geonre L Fayette
Wells, Qbarles E Pegram
Wood, Leonard W Woody
GRUNDY CK)UNTY.
Gorham, & Newport Wauponsee
Streator Mercantile Co Carbon H ill
HAMILTON (X)UNTY.
Aydt. C. J Piopolis
DouflriasH. J. H & Oo Walpole
Epperson. P. M Hoodville
Frazier. John Dale
Gallian, & Hammons "
Garrison, Mason M Aden
Garrison, Thomas J Tbackeray
Garrison, A. & C Garrison
Goin, James C Delafleld
Gross. Felix Felix
Ijowry & Taylor. Buncar
Metcalfe. Abraham L Martins Store
Moore. J. M Garrtsan
Paffe. Willis M FllBt
Sefried, Albert Belle Prairie
Thompson, Adam FaaMras
York, Samuel Beaver Creek Township
261
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Alien. James Star
Bolt. Columbus Mallard
I'hBooweth. Marcellus T Breckenridsre
Cox. John M. J Webster
Duvrkop. Henry & Son . , . , Sutter
F\iner & RobinaoD We.bxter
<aUi«, William T .Stillwell
<Jriffltbs. Frederick D Ferris
Harris. Bro's Adrian
Hart. Narcisse West Point
Harder & Son La Crosse
Herbert. Edward P Sonora
Hull. John M Durham
Lfttherow. Thomas J Fountain Green
Lath erow. James B **
McKenzie, Joseph Stillwell
Tyler. Charles C Fountain Green
Vouner. John (i Hickory Ridire
HARDIN COUNTY.
Blttkeley & Sneed Sparks Hill
Pimick. C Af|Bro Rosiclaro
Ferrell. Voh-ntine Hicks
i" J ro.ss. .John ( f rossvilh*
Hill. William H Rose Creek
Jt'nkins, Booker Hicks
Johnson. John L Sparks Hill
Joiner. S- & Son Eichorn
Ledbetter & Hess Peters Creek
Mason. Fred Sh«'tlerville
Palmer. M. E Peters Creek
Patton. Melbern O Saline Tip
Rose. D. K. <fc Co Lamb
Troutman, Edward Shetlerville
Twitchell. William F Cowsert
Whiteside. S. D Wolrab Mills
Whiteside & Carr Cowsert
HENDERSON COrNTY.
Baldwin. George Reed
Black. .S.W Olena
Bruen. Stephen H Terre Haute
Bryan, .I.J * *
HENRY COUNTY.
Anderson, Au};ust < )8C(>
Anderson, C. J Nekoma
Brown. Georjre Colona
Clow. Edward C Osco
J >eeni. Frank J (Cleveland
Edwards. F. E Green River
44riinth. Mrs. Harriet K Colona
Johnson Bros Lynn
Monkman. Mosey Morristown
McClellan, Washington B Nekoma
Rowe, Thomas L Sunny Hill
Shuey, Bernard L Cleveland
Stephenson. Charles A Ophiem
Willett, Hiram Alpha
IROgUOIS COl'NTY.
Anderson. Jacob C Thawvillo
Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Dixon, William Plato
Eden. John Danforth
OrosHaint. Stephen F. L Erable
Lyman. Irvin Pittwood
Meyer, Fred W Woodworth
Miller. John A Pittwood
Park. John H. R Schwer
Zieirenhaln. August F Claytonville
JACKSON COUNTY.
Cminj John R Verg ennes
•Glenn. Walter J Glenn
Hays. John D Elkville
Hunter. William 0 Deirotrnia
Miller. James M Boskydell
McCord Bros OravlUe
McLauffhliik. I. N Wagner's Landing
'Raddle.F. J Raddleville
Rolaud.C. F Grange Hall
Rude & Fried line Vergennes
Sato Coal & Mining Co Sato
Schimpf. Lura Vergennes
Sch wartz. James E Boskydell
Schwartz. Samuel Elkville
Thomas. T. B. & Co Sato
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
JASPER COUNTY.
Ault & Worden .Advance
Barthelme & Spitzer St. Marie
Boldrey. M. Mgr Bogota
Boos & Leinhart St. Marie
Bowers & Sowers Hidal^ro
Camery, Lemuel b almoiith
Cowger. H. &, Son Hidalgo
Curl. William
Denman & Stevens Yale
Dillraan, John W ' *
Dyson, Romine Boon
Hundley .Mrs. M. J . .2*2 m. from West Liberty
Kraus, John G. & Co Dark Bend
Metheny. Hamen G Gila
Palmer. Arthur B Palmersburfr
Palmer. James I Latona
Pictor, Richard F St. Marie
Reichard, William*. «. Yale
Shiep, John H Lis
Snider, Breckenridse
Country Store, near Hunt City
Terhune. Alfred C Willow Hill
Wal late, M. P Ebbert
Wetherholt. Charles <& T. J Latona
JEPFEBSON COUNTY.
Black. A. J Sheller
Boswell. Timothy L Belle Rive
Casey, R. F Dix
Conlee, Smith T Pitzurerell
Crask. Samuel V Bluford
Dudley, William M Sheller
Dunn, Joseph Fitzgrerell
Epperson, Jo8hua V Bluford
George, John W Drivers
Goostree, E. F. & Co Dix
Guthrie. Josephus Belle Rive
Haffarty & Tragro Dix
HarshbargrtT, Ambrose B Bluford
Kelley. Ellis A Fitzgerell
Martin, Samuel A Spring Garden
Newton, J. H. & Son..* Marlow
Null. William A Webb
Parkes. John E Belle Rive
Power, Charles L Byars
Rollinson, G. E Divide
Ryder, Francis Ryder
Simmons, Joseph N. & Co Divide
Steele, Ira T Ina
Wachob, Thomas P.. Moore's Prairie Center
Wilson. Joseph B Ina
Younsr, William L Farrinptoa
JERSEY COUNTY.
Gill. John & Co Newbern Ryan, Leonard Kenifoer
Gleason. W. C Rosedale I Sexton & WadeJ. Pieldon
Loellke, Frank F Fieldon Teaney, John t\f Otterville
01ney,C. S *' \ Wagjfoner, L. T
JO DAVIESS COUNTY
Branton Bros Council Hill
Bray, Ed S Veta Grande
Dittmar. Randolph Massbach
Eade, William Rush
Grebner, Valentine Schapville
Heidenreich Brothers Woodbine
Hermann, William F
Liddle, Andrew W Kennedy
Mayne, Thomas V Council Hill
Passmore, William...;.. Council Hill Station
Reed. George A Plum River
Sachs & Stadel Derinda Centra
Smith, Frank A E imorvi lie
Stadel. Gottlieb Schapville
TucktT, Edward E Morsevilie
Walton, James Vinegar Hill
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Barnwell, F. M.. Agent Ozark
Brown, Owen P Goreville
Browning, James W Simpson
Brooke. N.J
Compton. C. A *'
Cowan. J. U Grantsburg
Fitch, Charles S Ganntown
Grisham, James T Grantsburg
Hazel. Samuel C
Hudgens & Bradley Goreville
Humphreys. Hiram C.lH^ mi. S. of Goreville
Jennings. Benjamin F Simpson
Kerley, Thomas B
Peeler, W. D Lincoln Green
Proctor, Thad Buncombe
Proctor & Grishara Regent
Simmons. William C Grantsburg
Snider. William H. H Parker City
Sullins. Lincoln G Ozark
Thacker, Green N Pond
263
List of Permits Oranted — Continued.
KANE COUNTY.
Danberman, John W Kaneville
Davis. AllH^rt R Bijr Rock
Latbrop, Edwin P Wasco
Morris & Jones B^^ Rock
Pftnffsten & Craft Burlingrton
Potter & Finn La Fox
Reed, Prank W Lily Lake
Schairer, Louis Burlinfirton
Squier, Matilda H Pincrree Grove
KANKAKEE COUNTY.
Aupustlne, Wiliiani H. H Reddick
Balf , John W Irwin
Cole Bros Aroma
Hixon Brothers Bonfleld
HoaiT. Arthur Z Exline
McEIwain. N. M Waldi-en
McGregor. Robert R Bonfleld
O'Conner, Thomas Irwin
Reilly, Michael F. & Co Reddick
Swan, Henry Y Waldron
KENDALL COUNTY.
Kennedy, Joseph J Bristol Younff, Horac«»
Piatt. Frank Plattville I
Bristol
KNOX COUNTY.
Cadweli. Oliver O Truro
Paulds. W. H Summit
l^bor & Junk Co Rio
Schroeder, C. W Henderson
Schrocder & Co Rio
Stewart, A. B Rapatee
WhIted.B.S & Son ^*
Wiley. William H. & Son De Lone:
LAKE COUNTY.
Battersball. George B Halnesville
Brs<*>her, John R Gumee
Foote Bros Hal^ Day
Kohl, CharlcR W Lake Zurich
Kaebker, AVilhelm I vanhue
Litchfield. L. H Rockefeller
Maetber. Alfred ( j Prairie View
Kelson. Georure F North Chicago
Ost. George A Diamond Lake
Pantall, Richard Millburn
Payne. Arthur A 1 vanhoe
Richardson. Elijah Volo
Richardson, John *'
Rosing, John Volo
Rowling. Lincoln W Lake V^illa
Sauer, V. & Bro L<mg Grove
Schwerman. A. G. & Co Gilmer
Seip, Henry Lake Zurich
Smith, K. L. & Co Millburn
Stem pel. Charles Long Grove
Strang. William H Lake Villa
Strang. John M Millburn
Sugar. David Lake Villa
Weidner. J. G. & Sons Aptaki.sic
Weidner, J. G. & Sons Buffalo Grove
Welch, Charles H Gurnee
LA SALLE COUNTY.
Belknap. Justus Prairie Center
Belrose, Edward Wedron
Bent. T- T. & Sons Ogleshy
Culmer. John North ville
Fredenburg. Charles W We<iroii
Gregg Bros. & Chappell Triumph
Laird & Butler Baker
Lathrop. William Lowell
Lee, J. N. & Son Triumph
Linder. John Leonore
Martin. Willis A Harding
Momeny & Eck Troy Grove
McClary. Edward C Dayton
Oakland. Oliver G Baker
Short & Gilmour Troy Grove
Stearns, William H Wedron
Streator Mercantile Co Kangley
264
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Akers, JohD T Westport
Anderson. William Landes
Brubeck, Samuel (May Hill
Calvert, Frank M West Port
Kinney. William J Russellville
Leonard, Jay
Murphy. Charles A Billett
Patton. L. R Chauncey
Rundle. Daniel M Pinkstaff
Sutherland. P. W. &Co.Sauds, near Summer
Troraley, William M Russellville
Weyl.P, W
Williams, John T Billett
Ziegrler, A. W PinkstalT
LEE (OUNTY.
McGuirk, Hush.
.Walton , Yetter. JohnP Steward
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
Appleerate. J. T. & Bro Blackstone
Oodfire, Rodney H Ancona
Dunlap & Brunskill Blackstone
Gibb, George & J . E Winp
Gray. Willard W ■*
JefTers, Winfleld S Griswold
Kaehno. Peter Rufirby
Mathis, Sarah Ancona
Miller, Otto M Swygrert
Mcintosh, F. M Blackstone
Springer. Uriah Graymont
Sterrenberg & Manssen Charlotte
Waybrisrht & Brophy. Campus
LOGAN COUNTY.
Barker, Lafayette Lawndale
Deaton, A. L Middletown
Eisiminsrer. Abram Broad well
Gnienewald, John C Burton View"
Heaton, J. W Middletown
Lindsay. Geor^o W Lake Fork
Moore & Piatt Lake Pork
McKie. J. B Cornland
Sheury. John E. & Co New Holland
Sullivan. Gilbert Lawndale
Tiirley, Robert & Son Cornland
Whitenian. Robert S Middletown
MACON COUNTY.
Albert, Mrs. Barbara Longcreek
Barber, William M Walker
Barblett, Segrest & Co Forsyth
Benton. Victor W * *
Bridares. Charles H. & Co El win
Benton & Stewart Oreana
PMsk. Marion Mt. Zion
Uockaday, B. B Emery
Holcomb, C. & Co Oakley
Myers, Charles W Longcreek
McDanielA Co EUin
Noble, N. A. & Son Boody
Patterson. William T Casner
Portwood; James M Allenboro
Soland. Georgre W Boody
Spltler. Georffe B Mt.. Zion
Tow!ie, F. P Harrifttown
Waldorf. Georee W
Weatherford, W'illiam H Boody
MACOUPIN COUNTY.
Casteel, R<>berts E Hettick
Comer. Samuel Comer
Fearno & Ross Barr
Garffiis. James H Hettick
llinckle. Joseph H Barr
Meyer. F. & T. & Co Dorchester
Ot well. William U Plainview
Patterson, Charles M Hettick
Robinson. Charles C Hagaman
Sanders. William E Macoupin
Wil wh ite. Thomas J Homsby
Williams. Larkin M
Wolfe, James H Nilwood
265
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
MADISON COUNTY.
Hacks, F. C Carpenter
Demoulin. Elisfaa Sebastopol
Kn^elmann, Charlotte M Hamel
Fahn«»stock. Jacob K Wanda
Fruit. J . A Fruit
< lien Carbon Mercantile Co Glen C&rbon
< irantfork Mercantile Co Grant fork
Uriebel, Ernst Fosterburg
Kyle. Mrs. C. L Prairietown
Lexow, Charlea Mitchell
Martin. Ferdinand ^ * *
Pfister & Oruettel Fosterburg
Schaef er, Valentine Prairietown
Schniidt. Louise Melville
Sehiiniacher. Gottlieb ..Peters
Wol f , Ernst Hamel
MARION COUNTY.
Bell, James J Foxville
BetTs, Samuel S Vernon
Bnibaker, Edgar F Brubaker
Collins, Lycursrus S Alma
French. John K **
Hammond & Hensley Omegra
Hull & Finn Kell
Kniaeley. John S Omegra
liaubmayer. Charles Tonti
Mazanek. .John Alma
Meador. James C. & Co Hickory Hill
Merten. Fid ward W Fairman
Purdup.N. J. &Co Kell
Sloan & Dalton Haines Township
Stonecipher, Samuel J Exchansre
Wayman. Benjamin F Walnut Hill
Wham. William & Co Cartter
Wilton, Isaac H Vernon
MARSHALL COITNTY.
Cornell. Stephen Lawn Ridee
Perry. D. H. A: Bro Belle Plain
Shepard, C. W LaKose
Stuebine:. Louis
Thompson. John M Thompson's Corner
Vehnekamp. John H Belle Plain
Wheeler, Ralph B LaPrairie Center
MASON COUNTY.
Adkins. Jodie C Saidora
Aldrich. Marjraret A. & Co Teheran
Daie. Albert N '•
Dlsfltnan, Ji»hn Bishop
Himmel, Georife, Jr Topeka
Hopps & Smith Snicarte
Sarff & Fletcher ' *
MASSAC COUNTY.
Chapman. John Brooklyn
Cheat. Jnaac M Choat
Deane. Daniel Union vlUe
Duscb. John& Co Hillermann
Gray, Georire N New Columbia
Hutchiaon, Robert W Joppa
J(»nes. Jonathan R Grinnell
I^eek, John H Joppa
Mobley, Albert T New Columbia
McOee, Robert M Boaz
Pollard. Richard H Samoth
Racrsdale. Joel Hillermann
Richardson. Willis New Columbia
Todd & Warren Pellonia
Wilc<»x, Le<>nidas...6^j miles n. w. Metropolis
Woods, Jesse A Unionville
MENARD COUNTY
Clary. Thomas B Atterberry
I>unean.S. S
Ingrram, Paschal M Fancy Prairie
Tice. Anderson W Tico
266
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
MERCER COUNTY.
Adams & Duffield Petersville
Aklen Coal Co Wanlock
Beardsley. William Eliza
Bishop. Harrison ' "
Brown lee, I'lysees (t Norwood
Empire Cou] Co Hilchrist
Lawson. Alex L Swedona
Newell. Richard A Ogle
Partridfire. E. Y Millersburfir
Reed Bros
MONROE COUNTY.
Ahne & Weiler Madonnnville
Boll, & Hoereth Hecker
Brickey. S. H. & Co — Ivy Landinir
Graziano, John B Harrison ville
Hesse Bro'a New Desitrn
Lanfifsdorf . Charlotte Burksville
Maey s, William Mae7atowt>
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Anderson. James Waggoner
Beher, Vincent X Montgomery
Brown, George W., Jr Butler
Copeland, Andrew B Walsh ville
Durston. Edwin Witt
Ford. John F Waggoner
Hoes <k Brother Butler
Hutton, Theodore Farmorsville
Koen. John T Walshviil©
Lowman. George White Oak
McAfee, George S. & Co Oblman
Kademacher, Herman Hurricane
Strange, A. T Walshviile
Swart. Charles O : Butler
Thomas, S. D. & Bro ThomasTille
Trigg, Joseph M Farmersville
3IORGAX COUNTY.
Boddy &GiIl Lynnvill©
Craig, William P Woodson
Ethel. John W Bethel
Pox.T. U.&N. B Sinclair
Gordon. D. W. & Son Lynnrille
Hatfield. William M Concord
Hubbs. & Lewis Prentice
Irlam; Chig-les 1) Woodson
Kalflbor. Mrs. A. M Alexander
Liter, J. A Litteroerry
Liter, George T
Murry & Brown
Rexroat & Leonard Concent
Shepherd & Hill Orleans
Voriman. J. H. D KeclyvlUe
Wagner, John Alexander
MOULTRIE COUNTY.
J'>hnson, J. S Coles , Mather. Charles Williamaburtr
Leibettcr. W. H Bruce | Morrison & Ault Lake City
L -e Brothers ,
M&rtin. J. R Allenville
Selders. George L.
Woods. Luster M AIleoTille
M DONOUGH COUNTY.
Haffner. Jerry & Sot New Philadelphia Raby. Simon Pennington Point
Polite. Albert N Colmar Sheets, Mrs. Mary New Philadelphia
List of Permits Granted— Continued,
m'henry codnty.
Aduoa. C. H Johnsbarg Neish. Andrew SpriDe Grave
CristT. Joieph E RlnBwooa Smltt. Fred S AldeQ
Dncjg. Wllllsm H Solon Kills , StoddBrd. H. N. & Co Coral
DHhrow, Willie* Co Alden I Trunz. WIIDam B Bis Foot Pritlrle
Eab. iiulMrt Sprlne Grove Turner. -E.C B«iTBville
Kirkpntrick. Georve B OhemuDK ' WeBterman. Jamea & Co Rld«efleld
Munroe. Wlllium H Rideffltld
M LEAN COUNTY.
AadcrsOD. W. P. & Sod Holder | JohnBon. Edsar Weatoii
Bnokles. WilliMuM Downn Klllloa, J. O Down?
lUIJlOU, tl. U,... --.-..--.. .... ,,.... -.--UDWUS
i; — , - —...,= , Odom. HoaeH A T«'ln Gfove
Pmt, Arthur WeatoD Piper, Georae W Yutoii
FiDcb.EilsB Padua ffaroer, Fraak L Oaman
Huiion. Pleasant H Pifer Zeiters. E. J Covell
Iriih. Tbonias D Detaaa ,
OGLE COUNTY.
Bowman. Cornelius Harper , Kilk<T, l,oni" Hiiriipr
Bonn. Arthur W Myrllo ' Litd,-, b;-n-U«H] Adeline
Cool. Lincoln S Grand Detour Ml ■ ' . T
Denller. GuoTse E DaviK Junction . M Woobuub
ElwT- Henri Eairle Point P. ' Chsnr..
Greenway. John Holeomb R DayBTill^
Roffmaater, Jacob W PaineB Point R Bb It Adelln.-
J0D<s&Luff Lindena-ood I SI . \ ■ m E GandDeToiir
Jones. Frank ft C ■■ I
PEORIA COUNTY.
Andrevr. William Elmore Hood. William T Klekapoo ,
Brooka & Johnflou Laura Jonen. -.Tobn Pottatowii
BraniDca. Bruno H SmItbTllle ■ Morrl". James T Ed.-n
Bui^hunan, John I Cramer , UeHanUB. H Laura
I>ambaueh Bros Klekapoo ' Nader. En selbert & Sua Kickapoii
Firth. Join KlngKton Minee New -am Bros Kineston Mine-
FIrtb, Josoph J Trivoll I Phlllip<t. Peter E Northamnton
Fletcher. John 6 '■ Pot Mr, Lawrence Mapfetod
Gerdet, Henry R Bartonvllle ' Sleeth. William J Pottatowu
arBhani,R.F TrlTolj , Thayer. William W
Hawley, Alden L Alta
FERRY COUNTY.
Baab.M Rice . ^ -
Uempater, G. A. A Co. WllliBiille Sun Coal & Coke Co SunSeld
FnltOD. H. A. ft Co Conant Wallifr. Simeon Pi»tr
Halliday. W. P St. Johns Wilson. Thomas St. John «
KenneyBroA Swanwlek Wittmai-k, C. P Dcnma-
Perry Co. Coal MinJns Co Holden
268
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
PIATT COUNTY.
Duncan, A. C Lintner
Elliott, James W Voorhies
Holcorab. Timothy O Milmine
Rieney. Hush J Pierson Station
Rigrney, J. P Pierson Station
Shepherd & Taylor Milmine
Stttllsworth, O.N Pierson Station
PIKE COUNTY.
Anderson, Edsar T. & Co Summer Hill
Collins. C.W El Dara
Crenshaw, Oscar D Rockport
Parrinjpton, Virgril Summer Hill
Gose, C. B Kinderhook
Hubba, James P Valley City
Maple, Abraham L Hulls
McLvera, Nicholas 1) Montezuma
McKey. John A Strout
Nally, Samuel P Martinsburigr
Powell Bros Pish Hook
Roosa, L. H. & C. A Atlaa
Schroth&Co Hull
Sikes. Frank Coolbank
Sperry. Herbert C Hull
Strubin^er, J. () El Dara
Thurston. David J Bee Creek
Tucker, Dorothy A Horton Station
Wray, William H Seehom
POPE COUNTY.
Allard 1). N Glendale
Anderson & Carr Raum
Plynn. Mat Tinsill
Glass. G. B. & Son Bay City
Golifirhtly. Nathaniel L Azotus
Hart, John B 2 mi. n. e. of Hartsville
Hart, Jasper N Oak
Hart & Williams Blanchard
Henley. William W Aliens Sprinar
Herod Bros Herod
Hertter. Georfire G Rising Sun
Holifteld, Thomas F Temple Hill
Johnson. John S Hartsville
Jones, Samuel C Jones Country Store
Kingr A Howard Lusk
Kuhlmann. Frederich H Haraletsburgr
McCormick. C. L., aeent McCorwick
Neely, Saranel W Hainletsburf
Ortman, T. & Son Herod
Palmer. Benjamin M Glfeudale
Robertson. James M near Hartsville
Simpson, Zackry C Olendale
Stahons. William R Del wood
Stalions, John A. & Son Colorado
Vickern. Tyre S Hamletsburg
Walter Bros Waltersburg
Weeks, Ransom L Bay City
Welton. E. S Temple Hill
Whiteside, James A Aliens Sprinir
Wierwille, Fred Brownttold
Williamson. J. O
PULASKI COUNTY.
Bell. H. L 2^u miles from Ullin
Bise. Joseph t> miles N. W. of Olmsted
Brown, Jefferson Cash
Deahl. Annie C America
Douglas. James A Yates Lnndinfir
Prick, H.. Ugr Ullin
Hudson. Henry J 7 miles N. of Olmsted
Myers, Thomas F Ullin
Pope, H. V Levini^
Robinson, L. P Ullin
Scanlin. Thomas '*
W^illmoth, Luton Yates Landing
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Bean & Loorais Putnam
Davis, George () Mt. Palatine
Hetrick, Thomas A Florid
Kelso &, Murphy Potnam
Taylor. O. P MaenolU
Turner, Franklin A
269
List of Permits Granted — Continued,
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Beare, J. & Bro Ellis Grove
Burns. Henry £ Modoc
Cathcart & mcAf ee Houston
Draves. Henry Q. P Dravesville
Heob. Joseph F Ellis Grove
Lyons. R. G Houston
HcBride. Thomas J Blair
O'Hara. James R Ruma
Ronnenberff, L Modoc
Rlcknafirel. William F Preston
TaflTirart. Eatherine R New Palestine
Waniock, David Q ^cholines
Wehrheim, William H Murervf lie
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Althouse. Alexander Parkersbun;
Armstrontr. James M Wynoose
Berry, Andrew J Berry ville
anntinir, David A Seminary
allaffher, James M Gallasrher
Gray, PiBArly B Passport
Johnson, William B Wy noose
Palmer, Charles H Wakefield
Perrott, S. W ^ mile N. E. of Gallaifher
Price & Easrleson (Calhoun
Seymour. James T Bowycr
Wilson, Robert J Calhoun
Williamson. Levi
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
Bowker. Printiss K Rapids City
Brookn^an. John H Andalusia
Corbin, Clark Carbon Cliff
Dailey, Fannie Louise Hillsdale
Donabey. W. E Joslin
Hunter. Warren Hampton
Johnson. Mrs. A Rapids City
I^onB. David H Coal Valley
Miidfir«. Lester D Taylor Ridire
McCarl. Peter, Mgr Rapids City
Nundle & Wiffffins Hillsdale
O'Brien. Andrew Barstow
Rush. Addison Ed^in^rton
Shields. Edward J Watertown
Waldman & Tittertinsrton Edfirington
Wenks & Burgroyne Andalusia
Whiteside, William A Joslin
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Buthe, Henry St. Liborv
Priedewald. Henry Shiloh
GrilTen, Cyril A Grassland
Haair. Jacob W Shiloh
Kaemper, Louis E Floraville
Kampmeyer. Au^st Rock Road
Miller. Alexander Rid ee Prairie
Puirh, Hugh L East Carondelet
Rutter Bros St. Libory
Sopp, H. & Co East Carondelet
Sopp, H. & Co ....1 mile S. of E. Carondel't
Wasem, George P Fayetteville
Zimbelraann, Louis I Floraville
SALINE COUNTY.
Anderson. Frank D West End
Bain. J. P Texas City
Canunins, Joseph H Rudement
Durham Bros Lons: Branch
Hamilton & Gaines Texas City
Hill, John P West End
Mitchell. S. F. & Son We«t End
Mitchell Bros Mitchellsville
Rose, John M Ledford
Wallace. G. L near Rudement
Rush, William V Hartford
SANGAMON COUNTY.
Amrfaef n. Fred Berlin
Bell. R- P Lowder
Corbley. James H Sherman
Corriiran. James W., Mgr Berlin
Crowder. John H. & Bro New City
Dunaway Bros Buffalo Hart
Glazebrook, G. W Cascade
270
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
'Baoon & Altero Huntsville
Boyd, DhvmI W Sheldon's Grove
Dray, Sherman B Brownincr
'Oraarsr, Anthony V Pleasant View
Mallory. Warren Pleasant View
Markley. Martin Bluff City
Noel, Nathaniel Frederick
Noel Bros Birmiiiffhun
Ptittifirrew, H. M Brownin?
Price & Graham Bluff City
Schultz. Herman C Sheldon's Grove
Shippey. M. H Browning
Snyder & Co Baders
Stephens, Samnel A Su^r Grove
SCOTT COUNTY.
Harney. Walter E Naples
Kenniston & Ahrams * *
Kichardson, John F Bigcrston
Wills & Ross Alsey
SHELBY COUNTY.
Atkinson, John W Todds Point
Brinker. Obadiah .Obed
(Voucher. William F Henton
Dooley Bros Trowbridge
Falk. J. W Herborn
(iallagrher. Abraham Mode
Kircher, Fred J Strasburg
Kull, F. J South
Metzler Bros Strasburg
Pierce, Robert «fc Joseph Todds Point
Propeck. W. T Brunswick
Rittger & Smith Henton
Roberts, C. P. A: Co Lakewoo«l
Shallenberger, John C Skates
Yantis. Henry Yanti>ville
STARK COUNTY.
Carney, John Lombardville
Fuller, Ambrose Elmira
Hinman, Ella Stark
Hoff, Arthur B Castleton
Jackson, Casimir P Lafayette
McCraw, J. S Stark
Weber. Solomon Duncan
STEPHENSON COUNTY
Bechtolil, W. K McConnell
Bender. William R Red Oak
Bennehoff, C. F Rock Grove
Dubs. Jacob Afolkey
(ilenn, Joseph P Loran
Graven, Charles McConnell
Hof meister & Thoren Bros Rock City
Hofmelster & Thoren Bros Rock Grovi-
Keeler, Abram Kent
Kerr, William A Ridott
Lease. J. T **
Meyer. John W Florence StatioD
Miller. E.D Bed Oak
Moore. Thomas Oneco
Nihart, James L
Phillips, George W Damascus
Price. James MoConnell
Stamm, Jonathan M
Stamm, A. A Waddams Grove
Truckenmiller. Charles F Bolton
Weaver, Fred W Buena Vista
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Ditmon, Andrew M Circle ville McKibben & O'Brien Grovela&d
Ireland. James H Boynton Paine. Joseph DiUoa
Koobs, Dirk H Sands , Reed. Ephraim Circlevllle
Lackey. Jame s C Dillon
271
List of Permits Granted — Continued.
UNION COUNTY.
Adaoii*. Joel K Moscow
Baker, Fred Wextern Saratoga
Bra<n#»y. William K Moscow
Brown. John , Mill Oreek
Powley, James & Son Mountain Glen
<lore, Thoma!< B Elvira
Hilemar, Aaron J 7 miles e. of Anna
Jones, George H Oakville
Keen. Thomas B
Lence. Alfred Willard's Landinsr
Ligrtrett. F. B.. Mtrr Reynold sville
Lyerly. Andrt-w J Wolf Lake
McCorniick. Thomas Balcom
Peters. Julius
Scarsdale. Louisa P Bra<Ishaw
Slaughter & Grear Wolf Lake
Sprinir, Prank L Aldridgre
StaffonU James T Progress
WHITE COUNTY.
Frazier. William E Late
<Treer. W. A Roland Station
Gwaltney. John Prasers
Haefele. John Liberty
Heffner. John J Iron
Huston Bros. & Berry Phillipsiown
Kennett. George W Burnt Prairie
Lance. William N Calvin
Marlin Bros Herald
Miilnpaugh, Michael Sacramento
Morrison. .Tames & Sons Burnt Prairie
McDonald, William R Emma
Pottypool A: Son Herald
Pumphrey, J. F. & Son Maunie
Puntoney. Robert W Cross Roads
Rose. D. E. & C<» Emma
Seitzinger. L, D. & E. B Maunie
Sheridan Bros
Stokes, William H Stokes
Sumpter Bros Suuipter
Walker. D. H Emma
Welch <fc Bryant Roland
WHITESIDE COUNTY
Appleton, I. J Round Grove
Colenaan. Martin Deer Grove
Ewer« & Likes F^nton
Hawley. Royal A Round Grove
Hayes. William D Malvern
Miller. Vrederick D Fenton
Morsraride. R. E. & Sou Gait
Murry & Lons: Malvern
Parmenter Brothers Lyndon
Reed Bros Emer«oii
Timmerman. Prank P Spring Hill
Vanaelstyn. Albert S Coleta
Wright. J. A: Sons Fent<»n
WILL COUNTY.
Beard. William M Ritchey
Byron. M. & Son
Dot»scher. J. C. & Son Endor
Harvey, Jabez &> Son Wilton Center
Holmes. Myron P Spencer
Loudon, Fred Ritchey
Nail. George T Lorenzo
Schoensti'dt. L. L Monee
Stade Brothers Beecher
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Abxher. W. A Absher
Chamness. Albert E Chamness
Dale, H«^nry Herrin
Hampton Bros Cannaville
Harrison. David R Herrin's Prairie
Hindman & Son Mead
lADce. Francis J Lanceville
Mua^'ave. Joshua A Cottage Home
Perry. W. M Pulleys Mill
Pritchett. G. H Absher
Rt>berts, J. L. »t Co Corinth
Tanner. James M Western Precinct
Tidwell. Simon Ij New Dennlson
Walker. James D Wolf Creek
Welborn Bros Attila
Williams, Joseph H Halfway
Williams. M . M Dwlna
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List of Permits Granted — Concluded.
WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Boswell, O^orare E Shirland
Phillips. William & Flora E
Stevens. Antone W Elida
Swarthoat. Isaac Harlem
Williams, Charles L Harrison
WOODFORD COUNTY.
B^nta Bros. & Co Lowpoint
Haase & McWhinney CazenoTia
LallmanD, Georee Kappa
Morris. Richard Woodford
Roeschley. Jacob D Goodfteld
Schuneman, Henry Concervilie
Zeller. Mrs. Catherine Spring Bay
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PRACTICE OF PHARMACY IN ILLINOIS.
§ 1. Enaetinir claas«.
\ 2. None but refristered pbamiaeists to
conduct draff stores.
i 3. Who may be employed In drair stores.
\ i. Meaning of the words drufr store or
pbarmacy.
\ 5. Resristered pharmacists (by examina-
tion).
2 6. Resristered pharmacists (on time).
\ 7. Assistant registered pharmacist, who
may be.
\ & Permit to persons in villages to sell
proprietary and domestic medicines.
\ 9. Dntyof registered pharmaoists as to
apprentices.
2 10. Annual reiristration— Fee— Certificate
to be posted.
\ 11. Boardofpharmacy— How appointed.
\ 12. Orflranisation of Board— Duties of offi-
cers—Place of meetings.
2 is. Salary uf officers- Report to be made.
\ 14. Label with name of article— Penalty.
2 15. False representation to procure refiri.s-
tration— Penalty.
2 16. Adulteration— Penalty for — Expert-
Board to prosecute.
2 17. Suit for penalties— State's Attorney to
prosecute.
An Act to amend an act entitled ''An act to regulate the practice
of pharmacy in the State of Illinois,'' approved May SO, 1881, as
amended by act approved June 4, 1889.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
represented in the General Assembly: That an act entitled "An act
to regalate the practice of pharmacy in the State of Illinois/' ap-
proval May 30, 1881, in force July 1, 1881, as amended by act
approved June 4, 1889, in force July 1, 1889, be amended to read as
follows:
§ 2. That it shall be unlawful for any person not a registered
pharmacist within the meaning of this act to open or conduct any
pharmacy, dispensary, drug store, apothecary shop or store, for the
purpose of retailing, compounding or dispensing drugs, medicines,
or poisons, and any person violating the provisions of this section
shall be liable to a penalty of not less than twenty nor more than
one hundred dollars for every such violation: Provided, however.
That nothing in this act shall prevent any person or persons, owning
a drug store or pharmacy who shall employ and place in active and
personal charge of the same, a registered pharmacist, and that
nothing herein contained shall apply to nor in any manner interfere
with the practice of any physician, or prevent him from supplying
to his patients such articles as may seem to him proper; nor with
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the exclusively wholesale business of any wholesale druggist: nor with
the sale of patent and proprietary medicines and domestic remedies
by retail dealers in localities as hereinafter provid(Ml.
§ 3. That it shall be unlawful for the proprietor of any drug store
or pharmacy to allow any person in his employ except a registered
pharmacist or registered assistant pharmacist to compound, recom-
.mend, dispense, or sell at retail, drugs, medicines, or poisons, or ex-
cept an apprentice under the immediate supervision of a registered
pharmacist as hereinafter provided. Any person violating the pro-
visions of this section shall be liable to a fine of not less than ton
nor more than fifty dollars for each and every such offense.
§ 4. The term drug store or pharmacy shall for all purposes of
this act be construed to mean a store, shop, or other place of Imsiness
where drugs, medicines, or poisons are compounded, dispensed, or
sold at retail.
§ 5. Registered pharmacists by examination must be persons not
less than 21 years of age, who have had four years' practical ex-
perience in connx^unding drugs in drug stf)n»s where the* prescrip-
tions of medical practitioners are compounded, or physicians holding
certificates from the State Board of Health, wlio have filled their
own prescriptions dui^ng four years' practice in Illinois, and have
passed a satisfactory theoretical and ])ractical examination before
the State Board of Pharmacy hereinafter mentioned. The said
hoard may, in their discretion, grant certificates of registration to
such persons as shall farnish with their application satisfactory
proof that they have been registered by examination in some other
state: Procided, That such other state shall recjuire a degree of
competency equal to that re([uiredof applicants in this State. Kvery
applicant for registration as n registered pharmacist shall pay to the
st'crftary of the board the sum of ^\{' dollars: Provided, That in
<'ase of failure of any applicant to pass a satisfactory examination
this fee shall be refunded.
Ji 0. Registered pharmacists on time servici* must be p(»rsons not
less than 21 years of age, who shall furnish satisfa<-tory evidence to
the State Board of Plmrmacy that they have had ^vo. years' practical
experience in compounding drugs in a drug store or pharmacy where
the prescriptions of medical practitioners are compounded. The said
board shall have the right to refuse registration to applicants whose
credentials are not satisfactory evidence of their com])etency. Each
applicant for registration under this section shall pay to tln^ secret-pry
of said board the sum of five dollars befort* receiving his certificate
of registration. Said certificate shall be ope rati v(» in and apply to
the town, place, or locality for which granted, and no other.
5^ 7. Any person shall be entitled to registration as an assistant
pharmacist who is of the age of LS years, of good moral <*haractt*r.
temperate habits, and has had three years' service under a reg-
istered pharmaj'ist, and the time of attendance at any respectable
school of pharmacy shall be accredited on the above time, or shall
pass an examination before the State Board of Pharmacy that shall
21h
show competency or (lualificatiotis equal to such service. Each ap-
plicant for re^t^istratioii as assistant pharmacist shall pay to the said
board the sum of tivo dollars before receiving his certificate of regis-
tration. Said ])oard shall have the right to refuse registration to
applicants whoso examination or credentials are not satisfactory ev-
idence of their competency, and incase of failure to pass the required
examination this fee sliall he refunded. x\ny assistant pharmacist
shall have the riglit to act as clerk or salesman in a drug store or
pharmacy during the temporary absence of the owner or manager
thereof.
5J ^5. Tln3 IJoard oi Pharmacy may in their discretion issue per-
mits to persons, firms, or Ci^rporations engaged in business in villages
or other localities, empowering them to sell the usual domestic
remedies and proprietary medicines under such restrictions as the
Board of Pharmac^y may deem j)ro[)er. Each applicant for this
permit shall pay to the said board the sum of one dollar before said
permit shall issue. Said permit shall specifically state just what the
holder thereof is 'illowt'cl to sell.
55 1). [t shall be the duty of registen>d pharmacists who take into
their employ an apprentice for the purpose of becoming a pharmacist
to report to the board such facts regarding his schooling and pre-
liminary qualifications as the board may recjuire for the x:>urpose of
registration. The board shall furnish pr(>per blanks for this purpose
and issue a certificate of registration (without cost) as a registered
ax^prentice.
>5 10. Every registered pharmacist, who desires to continue the
practice of his ])rofession, shall annually thereafter, during the time
he shall continue in such service, on such dates as the Board of
Pharmacy may determine, of which date he shall have thirty days'
notice by said board, pay to the secretary of the board a registra-
tion fee, to be fixed by the board, but which shall in no case excused
$1.50, for which he shall receive a rentnval of such registration. The
failure of any registered pharmacist to pay said fee shall not d€'»])riv('
him of his right to renewal upon payment thereof; nor shall h'n^ re
tirement from the profession deprive him of the right to renew his
registration should he within five years thereafter wish to resume
the i)ractice, upon the payment of said fees. Registered assistants
upon receiving notice as aforesaid shall if they desire to renew thcur
registration, pay to the secretary of said boad an annual fee of one
dollar: Provided, however, That tiu^ lioard of Pharmacy may
refuse registration, or may suspend the certificates of registered
pharmacists, or assistant pharmacists, who are proven to be so ad-
dicted to the exce.ssive use of stimulants or narcotics as to render
them unsafe to handle or sell drugs, medicines," and poisons. The
holders of permits .shall f)ay the sum of one-half dollar annually for
the renewal of said permit. Kvc^-y certificate of registration granted
under this act shall be conspicuously (\xposed in the pharmacy to
which it applies, and the name of the registered pharmacist who con-
ducts the drug store or pharmacy shall be conspicuously displayed
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over the door or department. Any person violating the provisions
of this section shall be liable, upon conviction thereof, to pay a pen-
alty of not less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
§ 11. The Governor, with the advice and consent of the Senate,
shall appoint five persons from among such competent registered
pharmacists in the State as have had ten years* practical experience
in the dispensing of physicians' prescriptions, and who are actively
engaged in the practice of their profession, who shall constitute the '
Board of Pharmacy. The persons so appointed shall hold their
ofiices for five years: Provided, That the terms of the office shall
be so arranged that the term of one shall expire on the thirtieth day
of December of each year, and the vacancies so created, as well as
all vacancies otherwise occurring, shall be filled by the Governor,
with the advice and consent of the Senate: And, provided, also.
That the appointments made when the Senate is not in session may
be confirmed at its next ensuing session. The Illinois Pharmaceut-
ical Association shall annually report directly to the Governor,
recommending the names of at least three persons whom said asso-
ciation shall deem best qualified to fill any vacancies which shall
occur in said board.
§ 12. The said board shall, within thirty days after its appoint-
ment, meet and organize by electing a president from among their
members, and a secretary, who shall not be a member of said board.
The board shall also elect a treasurer, who is a member of the board.
Said board shall prescribe the duties and compensation of such
treasurer, and shall require the said treasurer to give such bond as
the said board shall direct. The secretary shall pay over to the
treasurer all moneys that shall come into his hands as secretary. It
shall be the duty of the board to examine all applications for regis-
tration submitted in proper form; to grant certificates of registration
to such persons as may be entitled to the same under the provisions
of this act; to cause the prosecution of all persons violating its pro-
visions; to report annually to the Governor and to the Illinois Phar-
maceutical Association upon the condition of pharmacy in this State,
which said report shall also furnish a record of the proceedings of
the said board for the year, and also the names of all the pharmacists
duly registered under this act. The board shall hold meetings for
the examination of applicants for registration and the transaction of
such other business as shall pertain to its duties, at least once in six
months. Provided, That said board shall hold meetings at least
once in every year in the city of Chicago and in the city of Spring-
field, and it shall give thirty days' public notice of the time and
place of such meeting; shall have the power to make by-laws for the
proper fulfillment of its duties under this act, and shall keep a book
of registration, in which shall be entered the names, places of bus-
iness of all persons registered and hblding permits under this act,
which book shall also specify such facts as said persons shall claim
to justify their regii^ration. Three members of said board shall
constitute a quorum." • ' . .. . . ,
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§ 13. The secretary of the board shall receive a salary which
shall be fixed by the board, and which shall not exceed the sum of
two thousand dollars ($2,000) per year; he shall also receive his
traveling and other expenses incurred in the performance of his
official duties. The members of the board shall receive the sum of
$5 for each day actually engaged in this service and all legitimate
and necessary expenses incurred in attending the meetings of said
board. Said expenses shall be paid from the fees and penalties re-
ceived by the board under the provisions of this act, and no part of
the salary or other expenses of the board shall be paid out of the
State Treasury. All moneys received in excess of said per diem
allowance and other expenses above provided for shall be held by
the treasurer as a special fund for meeting the expenses of said board,
and the cost of an annual report of the proceedings of the Illinois
Pharmaceutical Association and the necessary expenses of said as-
sociation. The board shall make an annual report to the Governor
and to the Illinois Pharmaceutical Association of all moneys received
and disbursed by them pursuant to this act.
§ 14. No person shall sell at retail any drug, medicine, or poison
without affixing to the box, bottle, vessel, or package containing the
same a label bearing the name of the article distinctly shown, with
the name and place of business of the registered pharmacist from
whom the article was obtained: Provided, That nothing herein
contained shall apply to the dispensing of physicians' prescriptions.
Any person failing to comply with the requirements of this section
shall be liable to a penalty of five dollars for each and every such
offense.
$5 15. Any person who shall wilfully make any false representa-
tion to procure registration for himself or any other person shall for
' each and every offense be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars.
§ 16. No person shall add to or remove from any drug, medicine,
chemical, or pharmaceutical preparation, any ingredient or material
for the purpose of adulteration or substitution, or which shall de-
teriorate the quality, commercial value, or medicinal effect, or which
shall alter the nature or composition of such drug, medicine, chemical,
or pharmaceutical preparation so that it will not correspond to the
recognized tests of identity or purity. Any person who shall thus
wilfully adulterate or alter, or cause to be adulterated or altered, or
shall sell or offer for sale any such adulterated or altered drug, med-
icine, chemical, or pharmaceutical preparation, or any person who
shall substitute, or cause to be substituted, one material for another,
with the intention to defraud or deceive the purchaser, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and be liable to prosecution under this act.
If convicted he shall be liable to all the costs of the action and all
the expenses incurred by the Board of Pharmacy in connection
therewith, and for the first offense be liable to a fine of not less than
fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, and for each sub-
sequent offense a fine of not less than seventy-five nor more than
one hundred and fifty dollars. On complaint being entered, the
Board of Pharmacy is hereby empowered to emj^loy an analyst or
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chomist expert, whose duty it shall be to examine into the so-claimed
adulteration, substitution, or alteration, and report upon the result
of his investigation; and if said report justify such action, the board
shall duly cause the prosecution of the offender, as provided in this
law.
g 17. All suits for the recovery of the several penalties prescribed
in this act shall be prosecuted in the name of the *'People of the
State of Illinois," in any court having jurisdiction, and it shall be
the duty of the State's Attorney of the county where such offense is
committed to prosecute all persons violating the provisions of this act
upon proper comj^laint being made. All penalties collected undt*r
the provisions of this act shall inure to the Board of Pharmacy.
In force and effect July 1, lHt)5.
OF THE
Canal Commissioners
OP THE
I
STATE OF ILLINOIS
Made to the Governor Decembkr 1, 1897
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.:
Phillips Bros., State Pbintbrs.
1898.
REPORT OF CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
To His Excellency J John R. Tanner, Governor of Illinois.
Sir: — We have the honor to herewith submit our report of the
business transacted by this Board for the fiscal year ending Novem-
])er 30, 1897.
Upon ftssuming charge of the canal we found that much had been
left undone by our predecessors, necessary to the proper maintenance
of the property. To place the canal in a reasonably safe condition
for navigation and perpetuation, and State property in fair con-
dition of? repair, has required the expenditure of a large sum. and
the work is^by no means yet completed.
These, and other expenses of an extraordinary character, including
necessary and frequent conferences with legal counsel incident to the
construction of the Chicago Drainage Channel and the proper pro-
tection of State property along the proposed route thereof, and the
East Peoria injunction case, now pending in the Appellate Court of
the Third District, have required the outlay of considerable sums of
money, which can not be properly charged to ''ordinary maintenance
and repair.'' The unusually bad condition in which we found the
canal, and the large amount of extraordinary work necessary to be
done, has required an unusual amount of personal time and attention
on the part not only of the Canal Commissioners, but of the officers
of the canal as well.
We found upon assuming charge of the canal a cash balance in the
treasury, from the earnings of the canal, of only $27,292.10, as against
$82,454.51 turned over to our predecessors by the last Republican
Board, which, in view of the extraordinary work to be done, neces-
sary to permit the use of the canal during the fiscal year just ended,
would require the expenditure of more money than our predecessors
had left us. For this reason we asked and received from the last
session of the Legislature an appropriation of §50,000.
Notwithstanding all the demands that have been made upon the
finances of the canal, we have no hesitation in stating the property
is now in better condition than it has been in many years. The fact
there has been evidence of intention on our part to place and main-
tain the property in good shape has resulted in increased interest on
the part of shippers and boatmen, and we have every reason to look
forward to an increase in revenue from all sources during the year of
1898. The completion of the Hennepin Canal, which we believe is
anticipated in the near future, opening up new territory, rich in the
production of the cereals which form the staple articles for transpor-
tation from that section of the country to Chicago and east by way
of the canal and Great Lakes, will also, in all probability, greatly
augment our revenue in the future.
The almost universal paralysis in the building line, particularly in
Chicago, coupled with the great coal strike of the past seven months,
which compelled the "laying up'' of many boats for lack of sufficient
fuel, resulted in the temporary closing of several stone quarries, the
products of which ordinarily are shipped by canal and from which
the canal derives large sums in tolls, still the revenue of the past
year will average well with previous years. This comes from the fact
of a large increase in grain shipments from points on the Illinois
River. The improved condition of the canal, together with cheaper
rates, have induced shippers, even at points several hundred miles
distant, to return to this mode of transportation, which had for a
number of years been abandoned by them, by reason of the poor
facilities furnished and lack of attention to their needs and interests
shown by our predecessors. The increase in grain shipmrents the
past year exceeds that of former years by a trifle over one million
bushels, barley by nearly seven thousand bushels, oats nearly eleven
thousand bushels, rye nearly six thousand bushels, meal an increase
of over five million pounds, and in addition to these, tw3 inillion sir
hundred seventy-eight thousand three hundred fifty-one pounds of
merchandise have been carried.
During July and August there was constant demand for boats for
the shipment of grain, which could not be supplied. We hope next
season that these demands may be filled; in fact, we have reason to
believe that new fleets of boats will be in operation. In this connec-
tion we have received many inquiries during the year from shipperB
and boatmen from points west of Joliet, asking whether or not the
canal will be maintained and kept open for navigation. It seems
that, owing tc the proposed construction of the Chicago Drainage
Channel, an impression has become prevalent that the rights of the
State in the canal were to be encroached upon, and by reason of this
the canal closed up. We may state that this impression is erroneous;
many thousand dollars h^ve been expended during the past year in
improvement and repairs in our endeavor to place the canal in the
best possible shape for traffic. As many shippers and boat owners
are anxious to increase their investments in boats for the coming sea-
son, the fleets having been operated at a good profit during the past
year, and large shipments being anticipated for next, wo feel it a
matter of duty to all in interest to say, there will be no interruption
to traffic, much less the closing of the canal during any navigable
season.
We desire to briefly call attention to the case now pending on ap-
peal before the Appellate Court of the Third District of Illinois, of
the Commissioners against the village of East Peoria, begun in the
Tazewell County Circuit Court, asking an injunction to restrain the
village of East Peoria from excavating, erecting and completing a
certajn drainage canal for the purpose of diverting the waters of
o
streams known as *'Farm Creek" and ''Coal Creek" and their tribu-
taries into the Illinois Siver at a point near said villagje and opposite
the city of Peoria. Our contention being that the effect of the com-
pletion and use of such drainage canal, by reason of the large volume
of water, debris, sediment, sand, etc., which would flow from the
same into the Illinois River, would create a bar in the navigable
channel of the Illinois River and would result in a complete obstruc-
tion and hindrance to navigation, by reason of the large amount of
debris dirt, sand, etc., which would be deposited in the Illinois
Hirer by the waters flowing through the proposed artificial channel.
In view of these facts we felt irreparable injury would result to
the navigable channel of the Illinois River, to the trade and com-
merce of the State, and to the use of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
in connection with the Illinois River, by reason of the decreased re-
ceipts and the consequent stoppage thereon, and also on account of
the increased and additional expenses for repairs and dredging
necessarily devolving upon this Board, in attempting to maintain the
Illinois River in a navigable condition. We further believed this
injury would be permanent.
The State has expended large sums in the improvement of the
Illinois River and the developments in this case seem to warrant the
conclusion that adequate legislation is wanted to properly protect the
rights of the State and to invest the Canal Commissioners with-
power to protect and control the improvements made by the State.
The contention on the part of the authorities of East Peoria is
that the Canal Commissioners are without equity in the case, that no
right ever invested in them has been infringed, holding also that any
power delegated by the Legislature to the Canal Commissioners in
regard to the Illinois River is confined strictly to locks and dams
-and their appurtenances at Copperas Greek and Henry, and the
channel of the river one thousand feet above and below the same.
We desire to call attention to a movement seeking the removal of
the dams constructed in the Illinois River by the State and general
government to create slack water navigation. The theory seems to
bo that this is necessary because of the proposed construction of the
Chicago Sanitary Canal. We do not believe this either necessary or
desirable; in fact, the removal of the dams we believe would seriously
impair, if not wholly destroy river navigation, and we further believe
that people interested in river navigation are generally opposed to
the idea. We think, therefore, that part of section 23, chapter 42,
of the Sanitary District Drainage Act, providing, "A district con-
structing a channel to carry water from Lake Michigan, of any
amount, authorized by this act, may correct, modify and remove ob-
sti'uctions in the DesPlaines and Illinois Rivers wherever it is nec-
essary, so as to prevent overflow or damage along said rivers, and
shall remove the dams at Henry and Copperas Creek in the Illinois
River before any water shall be turned into said channel." ought to
be repealed. And the joint resolution adopted by the Illinois
Senate May 27, 1897. concurred in by the House of Representatives,
ought to be rescinded, particularly that portion embraced in section
6
2, of page 309, Session Laws of Illitiois for 1897, which reads as
follows: '*That locks and dams on the Illinois River at La Grange
and Kamj^sville are detrimental to the sanitary and agricultural wel-
fare of the Illinois Valley and form no part of a proper development
in the interest of navigation and ought to be removed whenever the
supply of water, required by law, is turned into said river by meafis
of the Sanitary Canal of Chicago; and said district is to remove the
dams at Henry and Copperas Creek, and the United States is hereby
requested to remove the said dums and to enter upon the improve-
ment of the alluvial portion of the Illinois River by means of a
system of channel improvements, so as to fully utilize the flow of
water from Lake Michigan/' We believe also that section 4 of this
joint resolution ought to be rescinded. Section 4 is as follows:
"That we demand the immediate removal of all dams constructed by
the government across the Illinois River whether the (channel of the
river is deepened or not; and our senators and representatives in the
United States Congress are hereby earnestly requested to use their
influence in favor of the removal of such dams at the earliest practical
moment."
In support of our recommendations in this particular, we desire to
make reference to the reports to the Secretary of War made by
Major W. L. Marshall, United States Engineer, in charge of the im-
provement of the harbors of Chicago and Calumet, and Illinois and
Calumet rivers, and we believe no better authority can be found.
Covering a period of several years in connection with proposed sani-
tary measures and deep waterway schemes. Major Marshall has given
careful consideration to the subject from all points of view, and un-
hesitatingly states that not one dollar's worth of damage has been
done by reason of overflow on account of said dams at Henry or
Copperas Creek, or the government dams at La (xrange and Kamps-
ville. He states candidly that so soon as it is made apparent that
any damage is done property along the river by overflow, caused by
these dams, it will be nn easy matter to take them out, and that the
government will so order.
in the meantime he states that any attempt to remove these dams
will be resisted in the United States courts, and that he stands pre-
pared to protect the interests of the Federal government in the locks
at Henry and Coi)peras Creek, which have been controlled and oper-
ated under the jurisdiction of the State. Major Marshall tersely ex-
presses the situation, which has prompted the clamor for the removal
of these dams, when he states that *'it is merely an effort on the part
of land owners to reclaim a lot of submerged property, })y havinjr
the river dredged out. thereby niakin<x deposits upon the banks and
building them up at the expcMist' of tli«- government.''
In I'SIK) Major Marshall fully reported the entire case to the Fed-
eral government, and from this report w(^ quote the following:
*'AlIof tlie tlams on the Illinois river are drowned out before the overflow
Ktasfe is reached, and, conse(|uently, have little or no influence in cauMne
flowapfe of the bottom lands. None of them modify the currents at stage"^
when the <leterioration of the rivers isusuallv a maximum, nor hinder in anv
way the scourinij^ out of the jpools above them at such stages of the river
when the velocities are a maximum and most effective.
"A prejudice exists, however, which has been persistently fanned and cul-
tivated during the past two or three years, against these dams, and the re-
moval of the State dams at Henry ana Copperas Creek has been ordered bv
the State Legislature of Illinois, m any event, after four years from July f,
1889, and earlier, under certain conditions.
** These dams are necessary for navigation for several months each year,
and the unreasonable objections to them, lately developed, could be easily re-
moved at comparatively small expense, by making them movable, to be
thrown down when not absolutely necessary.
**A11 the dams on the Illinois river for facilitating to wing and rafting should
be of the movable class, undoubtedly, as for eight months in the year they
are not necessary, and for half that time not sufficiently submerged to allow
loaded boats to pass over them. Movable dams would also settle all disputes
as to flowage damages at stages above low water.
*'lt is to be hoped that the United States Government, having constructed
the foundation of the ^'opperas Creek lock, and expended funds in dredging
and deepening the pools formed by the dams, and secured the right of, trans-
portation free of tolls for its property and troops over this route, may have
sufficient rights and interests involved in the matter to prevent the removal
and destruction of these necessary works at Henry and Cfopperas Creek until
some equivalent means of establishing and maintaining navigation over this
public highway at low stage are actually substituted."
Since this report was made in 1890, in conformity with the recom-
mendations made therein by Major Marshall, Congress has enacted
such laws as will afford an effectual resistance by the Federal gov-
ernment, to the removal of the dams in the Illinois river upon any
pretext until some adequate means has been provided to keep the
same navigable depth of water which the dams now furnish.
The latest agitation for the removal of these dams springs from a
mistaken notion that the Chicago Drainage District is constructing
a drainage channel, which is the first step towards the creation of a
great national water-way. Tn this connection we desire to quote
furthcA from the report of Major Marshall:
•* Up to the present time (1890; the improvement of the Illinois river has
proceeded upon a strict national basis o£ the reciuirements ot navigation, and
as late as 1887, no reason for any increa.«e in the dimensions of the channel
proposed for its, improvement and in the course of execution on the Low;er
Illinois hid been developed. * * * We now find this proposed routt, in-
steM'i 'V^ being urged upon a purely national basis, encumbered with condi-
tipns that have no relation whatever to any national ends or objects, but
purely dependent upon local necessities for sewerage and water-supply as the
real governing basis, while a great water-way is urged as a national necessity
to secure United biaies aid.''
Discussing the discharge of )i();),00l) to (iO'J.OOO cu])ic ftvt of water
per minute from Lake Michigan into the Illinois river contemplated
by the Chicago Drainage Canal, Major Marshall says:
** Over the unimproved section t>f the Illinois river, i. e., fi*om Copperas
Creek to within a tew miles of the month of the Illinois, the low- water depths
on bars do not exceed from !<> to 18 inches, as reported to [\u< ollice l)y pilots
and steam-boatmen navigating the river, as well as directly iih-.i^urcd by em-
ployes of this office in iS87. Theso bars oc(;ui)y but a ('(unparir ivi-Iy sin.ill
proportion of the 137 miles involved, but tlicy <'>tahli<li tht* ])^^^('nt !.;■ . "_• 4*)1('
capacity of the stream.''
8
The natural low-water volume of the Illinois is gradually dimin-^*
ishing from various causes, among which may be mentioned the
clearing of wooded areas, and almost universal tile drainage and
ditching, by means of which the rainfall is rapidly sent into the
river during the wet season of the year, Instead of being spread over
longer periods, or going to sustain springs that would contribute to
the low-water flow.
In 1867 the low-water was measdred, under General Wilson's di-
rection, below LaSalle, and found to be 633 cubic feet per second.
In 1879-'80 it was found below Copperas Creek to be 1,566 cubic
feet per second, and in 1887, although the discharge into the Illi-
nois River by the Illinois and Michigan Canal had been materiall}'^
increased, the low-water volume as far down as LaGrange, below
the mouth of the Sangamon, was found to be 1,685 cubic feet per
second. -
This latter measurement seems to indicate that the natural low-
water discharge from surface drainage alone of the Illinois River
does not exceed 1,000 cubic feet per second within seventy-nine
miles of its mouth, after nearly all its principal tributaries have
emptied themselves into its channel, the discharge of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal being about 70f) cubic feet per second.
In considering, then, the eflfect of the discharge contemplated by
the city of Chicago into the Lower Illinois River, we may assume
that the minimum discharge of the Illinois River upon the addition
of 300,000 cubic feet per minute will not exceed 6,000 cubic feet per
second nor 11,000 cubic feet per second upon an addition of 600,000
cubic feet per minute.
At LaSalle, before the removal of the Henry Dam. 6,(KX) cubic
feet per second will raise the present low- water level about 2.8 feet
or maintain a water surface 7.2 above original low-water. At
LaGrange it will raise the low- water service about three feet, and
at Kampsville (estimated with a mean velocity of 1.4 feet per
second) about 2.3 feet.
The larger discharge. 11,000 cubic feet per second, will raise the
present low- water surface, under present conditions, about 5.5 feet
at LaSalle or 9.9 feet above original low-water; about 5.5 feet at
LaGrange, about 4.5 at Kampsville, and about 1.5 feet : iq tlje
Mississippi at the mouth of the Illinois.
A discharge of 6,000 cubic feet per second would then give a
depth over bars on the unimproved river without dredging, of at
least 4.5 feet to LaGrange, diminishing to 3.8 feet at Kampsville,
and i)robably exceeding throe feet over the lowest bar on the river.
This discharge would not do away with the necessity for locks
and dams for an ample channel or for channel works or dredging for
a more restricted channel.
The larger discharge would ;^ivi' a deptli over bars of at leaat
seven feet to LaGrange, already nearly secured since the opening
to navigation of the LaGranKi' Lork (the dredging in the pools only
remaining to be dont* from fja^Jivni^o to LaSalle at a comparatively
9
inaigaiticant cost) , which depth would diminish to about six feet
over the bars near Kampsville, and to not exceeding five or five and
a half feet over the lowest bars on the Illinois River. Greater
depths over bars between Kampsville and LaGrange will be ob-
tained by the completion of the Kampsville Lock and Dam and
dredging crests of bars, at an estimated cost of less than $200,000
for this pool.
The iooreased discharge on. account of the benefits to navigation
stated above would be desirable only during the low-water stages,
but the discharge is proposed to be constant, whether it be beneficial
or harmful.
Upon the completion of the present project for the improvement
of the Lower Illinois, now near at hand, any material benefit due to
an increased discharge of 300,000 cubic feet per minute in the rivers
from Lake Michigan to the mouth of the Illinois will be confined to
the short stretch of thirty-one miles from the Kampsville Dam to
the Mississippi River. The largest discharge may make a substi-
tution of an open-river navigation throughout the lower river for a
siackwater improvement practicable, but the latter system is already
on the point of attainment and paid for within 20 per cent of its
ultimate cost. Even this large discharge will not do away with the
necessity for dredging through the bars to obtain seven feet of low-
water from LaGrange Lock to the Mississippi River seventy-nine
miles distant.*'
Major Marshall's report in 181K) simply confirms the statement
which the present Board of Canal Commissioners are privileged to
make from actual contact and experience with navigation upon the
Illinois river in connection with the Illinois and Michigan canal,
that the dams in the Illinois river are in no manner an obstruction,
causing overflow of lands, at any time, for the reason, that during a
period of four to five months in each year, which is usually the limit
of the high water stage, these dams are entirely submerged and boats
engaged in river traflBc pass over them.
With these facts in view, we believe the Legislature should repeal
that portion of the acts to which we have made reference, and enact
such legislation as will serve to enable the State authorities to coop-
erate advantageously with the Federal Government, in maintaining
slack water navigation in the Illinois river during the low water
.stages of the year, and to thoroughly protect the vast interests of the
iState, represented by large expenditures for river improvements dur-
ing the last twenty years.
In our investigation made in connection with our endeavors to pro-
tect the rights of the State in property in chairge of the Canal Com-
missioners, along the proposed route of the Chicago Drainage Canal,
we have develox)ed the fact that the State owns large tracts of land,
which have for years been lost sight of, no record properly tiled, and
the u^e of wliich has been enjoyed by squatters. In view of tliese
developments we are having careful examination made of all the
tracts in the several sections, acquired from the United States undt.T
an act entitled, **An act to grant a quantity of land to the State of
10
Illinois for the purpose of aiding and opening a canai to* connect the
waters of the Illinois river with those of Lake Michigan/' approved
March 2, 1H27. In this connection we desire to refer to extracts from
the laws of Illinois, found in an act entitled, *'An act to amend the
several acts in relation to the Illinois and Michigan canal," approred
February 2(5, 1839.
ikc
Section 2. In all sales of lots and lands under the provisions of this act
the following conditions shall be annexed and shall compose a part of the
contract:
**Paragraph 11 of section 2. Lands situated upon streams, which have been
meandered by the surveys of public lands by the United States, shall be con-
sidered as bounded by the lines of those surveys and not by the streams.''
** Section 18. Islands and inundated land situated within the limits of sec-
tions of land granted to the State by the I'nited States, shall be deemed oc-
cupied and held as canal lands."
We are of the opinion that the State, by virtue of the act of 1827.
is interested in the following sections of land, granted for canal pur-
poses, which may, in the course of time, become valuable-
Sections 11 and liS, township 38, range 12; section o; township 37, range 12,
located in Cook county.
Southeast quarter section 11, township 37, range 11; the northwest (4uarler
section 15, township 37, range 11; the northwest Quarter section 21, township
',n, range 11; the southwest half section 10, township 37, range 11, located in
DuPage county.
Sections 28 and 35, township 37, range 10, located in Will coutity.
Sections 23 and 27, township 36, range 10, located in the village of Lock-,
port, Will county.
Sections 3, 9 and 21, township 35, range 10, located in Joliet, Will county.
Among the forgotten tiles in the canal office has been found uure-
<?orded deeds to 142 feet of lot 5, block 16, West Joliet, known as the
McKee strip, lot 2, block 3, original town of Joliet, and lot 1, block K
original town of Joliet, an unnumbered lot between blocks 2 and 3.
Reade and Joliet streets, in the original town of Joliet. These deeds
have now been properly recorded. Evidence of title was also found
to the easements, some perpetual and some not, to the lands ouce
occupied and known as the Calumet Feeder and the Ninety Foot
Strip on the east side thereof.
There will be found added to the list of lots and lands a number
of pieces, the titles of which unquestionably rest with the Canal
Commissioners.
In this connection we wish to call attention to lots 1, 2, 8, 4 and •>
of block 1, West Joliet, and also the east half of the south half of
block 1, which will be found listed in the schedule of lots and lands
found in this report. This property is now occupied by the company
operating the Joliet Uas W^orks and by other business concerns.
The property has not, heretofore, been listed as canal property, but
we believe there is no ttuestioji of our control and ownership of tht*
same. In this coniiecition we wi.sh to quote from the report of Daui<*l
C Jc'une, Chief Engineer on canal land sales, which is included in
the report of the Cnnal ( *.Mtnnis.sioners mado December 1. IST^
11
speaking of this tract Mr. Jenne says, '^There appears to be a strip
of land in the W. half of the S.E. quarter of section 9, township 35,
range 10 (in Joliet), which has never been sold. It was patented to
Sylvio Hall (Indian captive) as 80 acres W. half of S.E. quarter, but
is a fraction, and the government plat represents 84.40 acres in the
fraction, which would leave 4.40 acres on the east side not sold or
patented.
Owing to limited time we have not yet been able to complete our
examination in LaSalle and Cook counties and determine the inter-
ests of the State in lots and lands, which may be located there, but
we hope to have this work completed in the near future.
In the investigations which we have instituted to ascertain loca-
tion of property, title of which is vested in the State of Illinois for
canal purposes by virtue of the act of 1827, mentioned above, we
find, owing to laxity in this particular for many years past, general
misapprehension has arisen as to the exact boundary lines of State
property, and in many instances lands have been appropriated by
private parties, who have sought the sale and transfer thereof, and
we farther find that the Chicago Sanitary District, in the prosecu-
tion of the drainage channel now under construction, has entered
upon and appropriated to its own use considerable property which is
vested in the State, and for which no compensation has been paid or
offered. In this connection we wish to present briefly a few facts as
to the condition in which this property is now found and the amount
f propert}' which we believe the State has undisputed title to.
We find the drainage channel crosses what is known as the
**Ogden Strip" about thirty rods north of the east center line of sec-
tion 12, in township 36, range 12. This "Ogden Strii)" was pur-
chased by the Canal Commissioners on the 28th day of October,
1878, from the executors and trustees under the last will and testa-
ment of W. B. Ogden. Deed showipg title to this property is now
on file in the canal office at Lockport, and shows that the property
was purchased for the benefit of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
and paid for with canal funds. The parties of the first part reserve
the right, at all times, to themselves and their representatives, and
to the public, to pass and repass on, over and alongside said strip of
land, without let or hindrance, as freely in all respects as if the same
were a public highway. The Chicago Sanitary District has entered
upon and appropriated this property without entering into lease
therefor, without offering or paying any c»ompensation for the pur-
chase thereof, and presumably without the knowledge of our prede-
cessors, and by entering upon and appropriating this property, in the
manner it has, the Chicago Sanitary District has destroyed said
property for the use and purpose for which the same was purchased
and contrary to the terms of the deed on. file hold by the Canal
Commissioners
In section 11-30-12, the vacated river bed is about SOU tVt^t north-
west of, and not occupied by the main channel. In section 15 '4^ 12,
the river bed is not diverted. In sections 27 and 33-3^ 12, the mv.'in
channel and d^^bris arising from the excavations thereof occupy^the
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Tacated bed of the river. In section 5-37-12, the channel crbeeee
the vacated bed of the river in two places. Most of the vacated bed
of the Desplaines river in this section is between the channel and
canal, and this has probably been filled in with debris. In section
1-37-11, the river bed has not been diverted. In sections 11, 15, 19
and 21, township 37, range 11, a small portion of the vacattjd river
bed in each of these sections has been entered »upon and appro-
priated for the construction of the drainage canal, while the balance
of. the vacated bed has been made the dumping ground for tho
debris arising from the excavations. Section 25-37-10 of the va-
cated bed is occupied by the channel and debris. In sections 3 and
15-36-10, the river bed has not been diverted, except a small portion
in 'section 15, by reason of the construction of the railroad bank.
Private property has been condemned through sections 27-36-10
and 3-35-10. Private property has been condemned and purchased
through section 22, adjoining section 23-36-10, but as work in these
sections has not progressed, no State property has yet been entered
upon.
jWe maintain our position relative to State title in these lands by
virtue of that section of the law, which we quote in full elsewhere
in this report, which gives undisputed possession in the State to all
lands between the meander lines as made in the original United
States government survey.
Wo herewith append a schedule showing the amount of unsold
lands between the meander lines of the following canal sections, as
we take them from the United States government survey, and which
are in addition to the property heretofore scheduled as belonging to
the State and held by the Canal Commissioners:
•Sections.
County.
Lyons.
PhIos.
I
11-38-12
15-38-12
27-38-12
33-38-12
5-37-12
1-37-11
11-37-11
15-37-11
19-37-11 '
21-37-11
26-37-10 DuPasreTp,
35-37-10
3-36-10 Lockport. . . .
16-36-10
23-:J6-10
27.-36-10
3 35-10
9-35-10
21-35-10
25-35-9
35-35-9
ll-:i4-9
15-34-9
21-34-9
29-34-9
31-31-9
Joliet.
Troy
Channahan
Cook.
DnPaf?e
« 4
Will.
Upper and lower basin,
Lake Joliet
I
Acred.
17.40
12.91
101.68
74.88
14.40
8.90
40.7S
119.00
62.00
66l84
158.48
1^<S.&S
106.42
91 .Si
8.6$
50.00
35.00
90.00
65.00
31.R
122.74
96.00
84.00
45.51
74.G8
176.91
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Recapitulation.
CouDty.
Acres.
Cook....
On Pare
WiU,...
Total No. of acres.
224.21
297.47
1.350.11
1,871.79
WLen we assumed charge of the canal we found Edward (). Mc-
Connell, a collector of tolls at Bridgeport under our predecessors,
flhort in his account in the sum of nearly one thousand dollars. The
.evidence of embezzlement was laid before the grand jury of Cook
county and an indictment returned. The case is now in the hands of
the State's Attorney of Cook county for action.
There is much evidence of growing interest in all parts of the
country in waterways and transportation by this method. An in-
stance may be cited in the fact that the State of New York has re-
cently appropriated nine millions of dollars for the improvement and
enlargement of the Erie canal. The federal government has also made
appropriations of nearly a half million dollars for the completion of
the Hennepin canal, the possible early completion of which is men-
tioned above, and the Deep Waterway Commission acting for the
general government has at the present time in their employ a large
corps of competent engineers, who are engaged in surveying a route
for a ship canal from the seaboard to the Great Lakes, which shall
lie entirely within United States territory and be exclusively under
United States governmental control.
In conclusion we desire to state that the tolls received on the canal
during the past year amounted to $39,641.11, while the expenditure
for "maintenance and repair" is $31,047.84, which we deem a credita-
ble showing, in view of the business depression everywhere apparent
during that period. We start the new year with a cash balance in
the treasury of $54,630.62, as will be seen from the report of the Treas-
urer.
We herewith submit the usual tabular exhibits of receipts and ex-
penditures, together with the report of the General Superintendent
of the C4inal.
Respectfully submitted,
C. E. Snively,
Howard O. Hilton,
F. M. Ryon,
LocKPORT, III., Dec. 1. 1897. Commissioners.
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V
STATEMENT
Skowiny Amount of Receipts and Disbursements on Account of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, and Locks in the Illinois River at
Henry and Copperas Creek, from Decsmher 1, 1896 to November
30, 1897, inclusive.
Balance on hand December 1. 1S96 ( per Commissioner's report) i 927.313 *>
Receipts,
illinois and michigan canal.
Keceipts from all sources, to-wit:
roIU."A"
Leases of water power. '* B"
Lease of ••90-foot strip" and lots. •*C".
Ice leases. '*D"
Interest on canal funds, *•£"
Sale of spoilbank stone, ** F" ,
Miscellaneous, '•O"
$90,520 10
7,441 85
8,489 65
73100
241 01
265 06
50.727 18
ILLINOIS RIVEK.
[^ockafire collected at Henry, "H'* ,
Lockage collected at Copperas Creek. *'l".
DiSBl'KSEMENTS.
ILLINOIS AN1» MICHIGAN CANAL.
1,465 40
1.611 05!
101.492 82
$128.805 71
Total disbursements, to-wit: .
Charged to tolls and rent. "J'' , 8U.US7 00
Chargred to canal property. "K" 2.630 59
Charired to maintenance and repairs. "L'-.
Charifed to extraordinary repairs, "hi''
Charged to break in canal bank on account of overflow of Pecam-
sagin Creek. **N*'
31.524 62
17.917 59
1.248 15*
I
ILLINOIS KIVKK.
■Disbursements at Henry. "O"
•Disbursements at Copperas Creek, **P"
By amount in hands of chief clerk for contingent use.
2,097 51,
3.569 6S|
200 00
74. ITS g
$54,630 C
Note.— The above balance is on deposit to credit of F. M. Ryou, Treasurer of Board of
■('anal Commissioners, as follo^vs:
Union National Bank. Streator $34,690 C2
Streator National Bank, Streator 20,000 M
Total.
$54,630 «
For details see tables marked respectively **A,'^ '^B," "C." "D..* *'E." "F," "G." "H,
••1,»' ••J," "K," "L." "M." *'N." "O" and "P/^
16
"A
TOLLS ON CANAL.
Date.
' No. of
-Abstract
Name of Collector.
Where Collected.
Amount.
Dec.
Jan.
• •
Feb.
1896.
1807
March
April
4 •
t •
May
t1 utie
tuly
• a
« •
Aug.
m •
• a
Sept.
• •
ft •
Oct.
ft •
Nov.
31
SI
:n
:n
H
8:
28
2S
:ii
.11
30
:»
:iO
15
■n
:n
11
'.to
.9)
.31
:n
s\
31
:h
:iO
:»
30
:30
30
%»
:»
.iO
5
6
17
18
20
21
26
27
30
31
39
40
41
44
47
4S
49
52
55
56
57
62
74
75
76
96
97
9S
111
112
113
122
123
124
143
144
145
Edward O.McConnell.
Merrlt M. Arnold
'Chicasro -..
'Lock port.
Edward O. McConnel!.
Merrit M. Arnold
Edw^ O. McConnell.
Mernt .VI. Arnold
Edward O. McConnell.
VV. L. Sackett
Edward O. McConnell.
W. L. Sackett
Edward O. McConnell.
W. L. Sackett
•lohn O. Donnell
Edward O. McConnell.
James Barron
W. L. Sarkett
John 0' Donnell
Edward O, McConnell.
James Barron
W L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
Edward O. McConnell.
James Barron
W. L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
James Barron
W. L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
James Barron
W. L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
James Barron
W.L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
James Barron
W.L. Sackett
John O'Donnell
Chicasro
Lockport
Chicago
Lockport
ChicafTO
Lockport
Chicaifo
Lockport ,
Chicasro
Lockport
Ottawa
Chicasro (failed to report 9866.52
for week May 15 to22i
Chicago
Lockport
Ottawa
Chicasro (partial remittance tollM
May 15 to 22)
Chicago
liockport
Ottawa
Chicago (to apply on shortage
May 15 to 22'
Chicago
Lockport
Ottawa
C 'hictigo
Lockport
( )ttawa
Chicago
Lockport
Ottawa
(Chicago
Lockport
Ottawa
Chicago
Lockport
Ottawa
S24 !)8
31 11
317 38
46 62
14 79
3 53
58 28
21 72
210 05
128 91
1.629 42
610 70
172 90
1.107 14
837 86
673 01
249 43
431 44
2.836 98
968 60
404 14
77 79
2. 116 77
1.030 77
138 99
2.553 74
1.753 56
234 75
2.500 09
2,128 98
345 40
2,:i04 28
1.316 25
607 32
1.451 47
919 47
261 59
Total $30,620 10
]6
"B"
LEASES OF WATER POWEB.
Date.
1897.
Jan'.
« *
• «
• 4
July
Aug.
13
13
14
22
30
30
30
5
5
13
13
Zi
23
19
No. Of
Receipt.
Name of Lessee.
Location.
9 John E. Bush
10 1 Consolidated BarbWireCo.
11 'David Oliver
13 'AniericHu Stone Co
14 IMarsh & Sueer
15 .'Economy L>irhf&PowerCo
16 .ChicatroTith' & Truht Co.
I (Norton & Co.)
64 J. E. Bu'^h
65 . Ottawa Hydraulic Co
66 'Economy Ijitrht A: PowerCo.
67 David Oliver
70 iConsolidat. d BarbWireCo.
72 .\mj*rican Sione Co
73 J«me8 B. Speer
64 Norton & Co
Total
Dam No. 2.JoIiet
Channahon Level. Jolfet.
Dara No. 2,Joliot.
('hannahon Level.
Dam No. l,Joliet.
Lockport
Dam No. 2, Joliet
Ottawa
Dam No. 1. Joliet
Channahon Level, Joliet
• « 4 •
Dam No 2. Joliet
(Channahon Level, Joliet
Lockport
Aiiioi;nt.
$164 57
275 57
165 SH
375 00
191 15
Gbl 10
1.680 00
164 67
375 00
681 10
165 98
275 5K
375 00
191 IS
1.6H>00
«7.441 85
C."
LEASES OF "NINETY FOOT" STRIP AND LOTS.
Date.
1896.
Dec.
4 4
1897.
Jan.
March
4 4
April
May
June
• 4
July
No. of
Receipt.
Name of Lessee.
Auf.
8
19
22
28
22
7
13
13
13
13
17
26
5
22
22
5
5
16
23!
18
1
4
12
28
29
32
33
34
36
37
38
45
46
53
54
60
63
68
71
79
Location.
Carrin^on. Hannah &Co
Repauno Chemical Co. . .
IChicairo & Alton R. R. . .
John Schroeder
,Mary Sheehan
Albert T. Randall,
Western Stone Co .
Lydon & Draws Co.
J. H. Teedens & Co.
Peter Peiffer
Chicago & Alton K. R.
McArthur Bro.««. & Co. .
S.L. Derby
Amount.
Rent of jrround at Bridgeport. . . . [
Rent of 90 foot strip at iiomco. . . >
Carrinifton, Hannah &Co
Western Stone Co
Illinois Steel Co.
I
M. J. Hoiran
S, L. Derby.
E. N. Davis.
J.W.Ellis..
Rent of 90-foot strip in -section
'1-38-13
Rent of 90 foot strip, section 9^33-
7, Morris
Kent of block A, Bridfireport
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 17-
31-9
Rent of 90-foot strip, sections 19
and20-37-il |
Rent of triantrular piece of
tfround at Bri«lgeport
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 20-
37-11
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 20-
37-11
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 33-
39-13
Rent of 90- foot St rip at Sag Bridffe
Rent of 90- foot strip, .section 20-
37-11
Rent of grround at Bridereport
Rent of 90foot strip, Belt Line
Ry. bridtre
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 3 35-
10
lient of 90 foot strip, section 23-
3.J-5, Seneca
Rent or 90-foot strip. Lemont
Rent of lot 7, block 35. section 21-
39-14
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 23-
;fi-3. Seneca
S2,250 00
10 00
100 00
500
100 00
21 00
140 10
400 00
150 00
10 00
25 00
25 4«
100 00
2,550 CO
100 00
500 60
50 00
75 00
3S00
17
"C"— Concluded.
Date.
1897.
Afig.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
No. of
Receipt.
Name of Lessee.
Location.
Amount.
18i
19'
"!
19)
I
19i
19'
19'
I
19|
4i
I
101
10!
lOi
10
10
10'
12:
I
26'
15
21
261
30>
30
80
80
87 Norton & Co
88 iNorton&Co ...
89 G119 Reinier ....
90 John Ityun
92 M. Burniie
93 II. IS. Norton ...
94 S. Niithan
101 I llouck & Brown
101 Jonn Ryan
106 JMrs. J. Burger .
'30
120
>
41
1
127
^^i
129
15i
131
107 James Eokel»
108 Auiffust Mueller...
1
109 'Charley Bros
110 iPrterKing
116 John J. Lindstroiu
119 I John Ryan <fe Co . .
Western Stone Co
140
141
E. V". Pulsifer 'Rent of 9C-foot strip, section 9-33-
:j. UtiCH
Rent of ifround adjoininj; lot 1.
blo'k 1,2
Rent of lots 2, 3 and 5. block 122.
LoL'kport
Rem of property between canal
uiul river. Joliet
Rent of property between canal
and river. Joliet
Rent of IX) foot j*lrip. La.Salie
Rent of 90 foot strip, section 20-
37-11, Lemont
Rent of 9(i-foot strip, section 20-
37-11. L nionc
Rent of 90-foot atrip, section 3-35-
10
Rent of property between canal
an<l river. frt)liet
Rent of 90- foot strip, section 32-
;is-i2
Rent of 90- foot atrip. Summit
Rent of 90-loot strip, section 20-
37-11
Rent of 90 foot strip. LaSalle
Kent of 90foot strip, Willow
.•^prinus
Rent ot lK)-foot atrip, section 20-
37-11
Rent of property between canal
and river. JoJiet
Rent t)f IKJ-foot .strip, section 20-
I 37-11 ;
Chicago Sanitary Dist...}Rt'nr p»i<l forCiianelli & Reinier
j for property between canal and
; nvcr. .lolipt
W. R. Stubb.s li^trt rent 90-foot strip. W^illow
i Springs
J.Ryan Rent of jrroumi between canul
and rivt-r, .loliet
Rent of 90- foot strip, (..a'^nlle
Rent of lot 7. block 35, section 21-
;ftfi4
Rent of \fi foot strip. Lemont
Rent of 90 foot strip. Willo\\
Spriniars
Part payment rent 90-foot strip.
HP' tion :iu-.t7-ll
Rent of 90-foot strip, section 2U-
37-11 ( part payment)
123 'John EvMns
135 |E. N. Oavis.
136 |S L. Derby
138
W. R. Stubbs
H. S.Norton
Charles Christianson.
160 00
10 00
190 00
12 50
12 50
100 00
37 50
1000
100 00
8 67
500
6 50
12 CO
15 10
25 CO
25 00
8^3
25 00
109 »2
SOU
8:«
5 00
30O0O
75 00
53 50
37 50
6 (K)
98, 489 f 5
—2 C.
18
14
D.'
ICE LEASEtJ.
Date.
1
I
No. of
Receipt.
1886
t
Dec.
15
3
Oct.
30
121
Nov.
8
128
15
130
17
133
20
134
26
187
ao
142
Name of Lessee.
Location.
Frank Comesrys Morris
Charles Reed Channahon
Peru Beer Co Peru
130 ; John Corriffan ; LaSalle ....
C. C Glover Ottawa
David Sanderson Ottaw.i
M. & W. Callaghan LnSal le ....
142 i William Gebhard Morris
Total,
E."
INTEKEST 0\ CANAL FUNDS IN BANK.
Amount.
$2»Q0
10 00
40 00
'JO 00
300 00
180 00
125 00
25 00
S73100
Date.
Feb.
1897.
Nov.
13
15
30
No. of
Receipt.
23
30
Name.
From What Received
Peru State Bank. Peru... 'John M. W'elch, Treas»urer—
Amount.
24 ! LaSalle State Bank.
LaSalle
25 ,(f lobe Savings Bank,
149 (Jnioii National Bank,
sj of 2^ per cent, interest on
averajre daily balance from;
Dec. 1. 1896. to Feb. 13. 1897. . . j
•U of 2^ per cent, interest onl
averaflre daily balance from
Dec, 1, 1896. to Feb. 13, 1897 . . .
•*i of 2^ per cent, interest on
average daily balance from
Dec. 1.1896. to Feb. 15.1897...
Streator tF. M. Ryon, Treasurer—
^ of 2 per cent, interest on
average daily balance of
S13, 350 from Feb. 16.1897. to
Ju e30.1897 ;
149 I Streator National Bank. -H of 2 percent, interest on
average daily balance of;
$10,000 from March 1.1897.to'
June30,1897 1
I
Total
SI 94
67 «
43 44
77 -^l
56 00
S24t01
RECEIPTS FROM SALE OF *'SPOILHANK ' .STONE.
Date.
No. of
Receipt.
Name.
Where Collected.
Amour.t
April
July
Sept.
30
5
4
35 I Herman M. Zappel Stone!
I Co Lockport
61 'IlermanM. Zappel Stone'
Co ;
102 Herman M. Zappel Stone
, Co
ToUl
867 92
91 SO
lfl5«£
19
U
G."
Date.
■
No. of ;
Receipt.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Name.
For What Received.
Amount.
1896.
T)ec.
1887.
Jane
Jnly
An^.
« •
* •
Sept.
* •
Oct.
. «
Nov.
10
2
aa
2B
69
18
81
18
82
Ih
83
19
91
19
95
4
lOCI
10
13
26
30
30
Wm. H. Wallace.
Henry L. Hertz.
Robt. Cameron..
H. E. Sammons
Charles VauR
Qlasscock & Dibble.
F. O. Weneli
F. O. Wenell
H. W.Collier
105 I McNallis.
117
118
139
W. L. SwfkPtt
Patrick McDonald.
W. L. Sackett
148 P. X. Werlinsf.
Labor of canal man.breakinir ice
For extraordinary repairs
Water for street sprinkline: at
Ottawa
Pipes in canal
't
'• (part payment) ...'
(balance due) i
Water for street spriuklin? atl
Marseilles ,
Water for street sprinkling: at,
Seneca
For coal
Drain pipe permit, Bridgeport. . .
Sale of material, certified copies,
etc. (Mee exhibit 'TV [
Pay checks returned, drawn byj
error
$60 00
60.000 0
25 00
800
500
10 00
1125
1 75
15 00
15 00
399 42
10 00
174 51
226
Total * 850,727 18
^'Exhibit 1."
Yearly Statement of Cash received for Certified Copies of Re<x)rds
by W. L, Sackett, Chief Clerk, from December 7, 1896, to Novem-
ber 30, 1897.
Date.
July
Sept.
» •
Oct.
Nov
Name.
Certified Copy of
1897.
March
16
19
19
10
13
25
19
19
10
Duncan & Doyle Lot 5, Block 121. f ^aSalle
C4eo. W. Carr.
8. M. Arnold
. M. Arnold
W. C. Riale
. E. Bush
W. S. Mason
J. O. Harris & Son.
Henry M. Bacon.. . .
A. E. Wheeler.
W. Fr. S. E. M Sec. 1-38-12.
* «
• «
Electric Ry. application for franchise.
Pertaininir to Joliet lease
Records— lands
Certificate No. 269. .
Lot5, E. ^31-39-14.
Copy of records
Amount.
SI 00
250
50
50
700
350
250
250
3 50
250
250
$28 50
YeZirly Statement of Receipts from sale of Sand from Decembn* 1,
1896, to and including November 30, 1997.
Date.
1897.
June
Jal;f
Sept.
Name.
19
1
^^
3
2 Frank Sprairue.
Where Collected.
Lookport.
A mount.
$23 50
24 00
24 00
600
12 96
$90 55
20
Miscellaneous.
Date.
1897.
April
May
June
Aug:.
Nov.
Name.
Briffhton Brick Co.
James Ross
3
3
3
3
3
15
21
1
1
2 W. L. Sackett
28; Leon McDonald.
5
25 J. M. Foster
JobnRvan
Leon McDonald.
Jame.s Ross
Total
For What Paid.
Amount.
ReraoTinff dam
Tolls Xittle Giant" below looks 14& 15
• "Midiret"
•• "Cityof Henry"
•• "Little Giani'*
Permit Joliet to Seneca
Toll 22 yd. stone ,
Sal«» old mat<»r1al
Tolls "Good Tid'flTs" pass'fi: locks 14 & 15
*' "Little Giant"
For coal sold
Brick sold
Ensrine to Aux Sable.
$12 00
lOO
60
1 OO
50
1 QO
35
soo
1 00
50
5 61
600
300
7 SO
$55 45
Date.
1896.
Dec.
1897.
Jan.
Feb.
April
May
June
July
Auir.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
ILLINOIS KIVER.
Receipts for Tolls and Lockage at Henry.
No. of
Receipt.
Name of Collector.
31
7
Jos. N. B
31
19
1 ft
8
22
« ■
30
42
Lee R. K
31
50
:)o
58
31
77
31
99
30
114
30
125
30
146
ft 4 •
Total
Where Collected.
AilTiount
Henry
$3 00
1 62
22 18
388 92
135 24
313 26
254 54
133 80
42 ^
123 Ot
46 84
$1,465 40
a."
II^LINOIS RIVER.
Receipts for Tolls and Lockage at Copperas Creek.
Date
1896. I
Dec. 31
1897.
April 90
May 31
June 30
July 31
Auirust 31
Sept. 30
October 30
Nov. 30
No. of
Receipt.
Name of Collector.
Where Collected.
Levi M. Donnelly Copperas Creek ,
« Amount.
$21 03
43
Georfire^ Woodruff
18 26
51
160 06
59
258 44
78
•....••■
' '
367 98
100
297 71
115
171 00
126
316 70
147
100 00
Total
$1,611 05
21
"J.
>»
OHABGBD TO TOLLS.
Date.
1896.
•Dec.
1897.
Jan.
Feb. .,
March
April
May
June
July
Aa£iiat
8ept.
October
Nov.
No. of
Voucher.
31;
3ti
2Bi
31|
31
»;
31
30i
13
31
30
30
30
Name.
For What Expended.
Amount
21
52
8
151
152
228
296
365
473
554
620
699
John Ryan.
J. Ryan & L. McDonald.
Leon McDonald
JohnE. (Jox
Leon McDonald
* »
< .
< t
• «
Total.
Pay-roll for labor.
Balance due on February salary..
Pay-roll for labor
* «
4 t
* t
t •
t t
• •
968 83
1.060 93
974 99
327
1.258 34
1.288 36
1,238 32
1.288 32
1.288 82
1.238 32
1.288 32
1.238 32
$13,872 47
Incidentals.
Date.
No. of
Vouch'r.
1896.
1
Dec.
31
9
• *
31
20
1807.
•
Feb.
28
77
> *
28
79
March
31
90
. •
31
91
»
■ *
31
93
* •
31
94
* t
31
100
« .
31
KTi
• ft
31
117
Aoril
30
159
• •
30
197
3Iay
31
238
. ft
31
247
ft ft
31
255
. «
31
j
258
ft ft
311
293
. ft
3ll
294
June
30l
30t^
» «
30
315
« •
30
363
July
31
38L
• *
31
39b
ft ft
31
407
• i
31
426
AufiTust
3l'
483
■ *
311
490
ft •
31.
499
ft •
31
553
Sept.
30-
000
30
593
ft •
30
594
October
30<
645
a ft
30;
C91
Name.
For What Expended.
Amount.
Frank Sloan
Duncan & Gilbert.
W. L. Sackett
C. E. Snively
Harry A. Bronson
Otis P. Graves. . . .
W. L. Sackett
94! Village of Lockport
C. W. Kipplingrer
Merrit ftl. Arnold
Joliet News Co
Harry A. BronMon
John 0*Donnell
238 Petttbone.Sawtelle & Co.
Krank SIohq
Stamps, box rent, etc.
Leffai services
W. Lft Sackett
Leon McDonald
Phoenix Printing: Co
Harry A. Bronson
Pettibone.Sawtelle & Co,
Krank Sloan
Edward O. McConnell. . .
Pettibone.Sawtelle & Co.
Phoenix rrintins: Co
Prank Sloan
Herald Printing Co
Pettibone. Sawttlle & Co.
James Barron
Phoenix Printing Co
Harry .A. BronRon
Pettibone, Sawtelle& C<>.
Herald Printin g Co
Harry A. Bronson
Phtenix Printing Co.
Frank Sloan
Expense chief clerk
Expense commissioner
Pri nting
Services watching ground leased
to Angus & Gianelli
Expense chief clerk, paymaster,
and payment of sundry bills...
Water rent
Freight and express
Services chief clerk
liubber stamp
Stationery
Postage, etc
Stapling mach. , carbon paper, &c.
Postage
Expense investigating McCon-
nell's books
Expense commissioners inspec-
tion of property
Blanks, books and stationery —
Printing and lithographing
Pens, pencils, office supplies
Stamps, envelopes, etc
Expense as collector
Rubber stamps, etc
Stationery
Postage
Stationery
Office sup. for Chicago collector.
Stationery, etc
I Blanks, reports, etc
Record book and stationery
jOffice supplies
1 Records for collectors and in-
' spectors
Stationery
Envelopes and reports
Postage, envelopes, etc
86 00
10 00
25 62
65 00
7 50
22 50
49 42
400
1 00
175 00
1 00
30 00
255
539
28 36
42 16
50 00
34 5a
13 50
14 20
10 42
12 40
905
24 00
1 29
25 00
635
2 12
37 20
52 00
10 78
103 10
26 00
24 00
f«>90
09
"J'' — Concluded.
Date.
Nov.
1897.
1 1
< .
No. of
Vouch'r.
30
708
30
715
30
716
30
725
30
728
30
74fi
30
749
Name.
For What Expended.
Pettibone. Sawtelle & Co.
Phoenix Printing Co
John A. Walter
W. L. Sackett
F. W. Henley....
Leon McDonald.
W. L. Sttckett . . .
Total.
Amonnt .
Rubber »tanip I
Blotters. padi« and printing: I
Stamps, envelopes and poRtage. .
Expense in legal proceedings to
collect rent
Aecomit book 1
F^xpenHc Ruperintendent
For five 6-quire collectors' clear-
ance rectird.s
■JO
450
28 98
17 74
65
865
62 50
SM14 5:{
n
K"
CANAL PROPERTY.
Date.
1896.
; No. of
Vouch'r.
Name.
Dec.
• *
< 4
< *
1897.
Feb.
• «
31
31
31
31
28
28
9
12
18
20
55
56
• «
March
28
31
31
28
95
106
April
« t
3U
30
;io
159
176
189
• «
May
30
31
227
235
• •
31
31
31
236
248
249
• •
31
31
254
258
June
30
307
July
31
405
Aug.
31
484
Sept.
Oct.
• •
Nov.
30*
30'
3o;
605
636
654
710
< .
301
30'
720
729
• •
30
30.
745
747
For What Exptended.
Amount.
j Frank .*51oan
Haley ^O'Donnell
•1. M. Niehous*
Duncan & Gilbert .
Gallaghan &Co
WNckoff. Seamons &
Benedict
A. H. Andrews & Co
Juhn SimatiTel
The Advertisers
Harry A. Bronsan
A. L. Gaines
Barrett Hardware Co . . .
Clarence Greggs
Samuel Harris & Co
Stamps and box rent.,
Legal services
A. H. Andrews & Co
C. E. Snively
A. L. Gaines Carpet
house
D. W. Ferguson
Leon McDonald
A. H. Revell & Co. . . .
E. W. Williard
A. H. Andrews & C«».
Three volumes Kurd's Statutes.:
Typewriter for general office — i
Desk for Superintendent's ofBce.
Lathe, shaft and tools
Advertising canal property for
lease
Stationery '
Carpet for canal house
Twenty feet suction hose for
mud pump
Legal services
Emery grinding column wheel
antt shaft
Oak talile for canal office
Expense as Commissioner
and fix ures canal
Chairs and repairing table
Expense Commissioner's inspec-
lion of property j
Debk. etc., Chicago Collector's'
office '
Expense recording deeds, secur-
ing maps
One revolving chair Superin-
tendent's office
John O'DonncU j Stovo ; . . . .
'Jr)hn Ward. *ir jOnc work horse
Barrett Hardware ('o — ; Stove '
A. H. Andrews & (N» 'One oak chair foreman's office, !
1 Ottawa '
jE. W'. Willard Expense in YaKcrsuit I
'P.W.Walter Services, eosts' in lesal cases'
and for custodian Slubb's prop-
i erty
John Heim , Cert i tied record in Ysgercase...
F. C. Corey * Briefs and abstracts East Peoria
ca-^e !
S3 00
160 00
25 00
1,213 00
18 00
100 00
76 0fr
aooo
225
10 00
14 40
163 00
188 20
27»
26 60
50 00
81 79
720
60 00
2S25
25 55
28 00
10 00
100 00
14 00
600
11 36
25 75
7 50
143 75
Total
$2,630 5»
23
L"
maintenan\:e and repair.
Date.
1896.
Dec. 31'
IMOT.
Jan. 31,
t
Feb. 28
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
.')0
51
52
53
54
56
57
50
61
62
6:{
65
66
67
78
69
70
No. of
Vouch'r.
1
2
3
4
5
6
5
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
2ii
24
25
16
27
Name.
For What Expended.
Amoant.
.John Ryan
1 Wm. Keouifh
Valentine Link
(lampron. Amberg & Co.
Ik** Euphrat
Thos. P Ryan
;Chaa. Yoims?
iVillaire ot Lockport
jFrank Sloan
John Want
I Wm. Kf'oujf h
Wm. O'Connell
Thos Borke
J. D. McKpen
•Standard Oil Co
iW. H.Wallace
'.Tohn Ryan
I Dancaa & Gilbert
Pay-roll for labor.
Stationery, etc
Bi bb, I'lanip. etc
Cojil, lumber
Hay
Water rent
Box rent
Brooms, pails, etc
Exoenses as foreman.
Repairs
Livery
Oil
Preijf ht on Inmber
Expt^nne as Superintendent.
Le^al services
John Ryan Pay-roll for labor. .
Wm. Keoujrh
VHk»ntine Link I
Kelly, MauH & Co l Steel and iron
Fairbanks. Morse & Co..!lnjpctor for engine
H»»nry Stuckard Hardware and repairs
Wye k off. Seaman s &
Benedict
A. P. Little
O P Graves
C^hiciigo Title & Trust Co
Thos. F. Ryan
C W. Kipplineer
Humphrey & Sons
Wm. Keonerh
M. J. Locran
.1 ame» Cullom
Valentine Link
(ieo E. Lavanway
T.&H. Calwell
.1. B. Baley
E. J. Robson
J<»hn Haberlin
Sandern Bros. Mfe. Co..
Fairbanks. Morse & Co. .
Blmnr E. Henry
Duncan & Perkins
Merrit M. Arnold
Thos. H. Oaiinon
John M. Welch
Alt. Gerdes
John Ryan
Jo>ru Ryan and L».'o:i
McDonald
Win Keouerh
Val.Link
Pha>nix Printlnc C»>
Ribbons, paper, repairing type-
writer
Ink. paper
Services as watchman
Oats and electric ligrht
r.iml
Telegrams, freight and express
Custings for lock
Expense as foreman
Oats
BlHcksmithing:
Expense as foreman
Harness, repairs, etc
I *uni i)er
Blacksmithini:
Oats, bran
Hardware
Lu mber
Repairins: inspirator
Elec ric lamp shades, etc
Stationery
Expense chief clerk, paymaster . ..
Expense as commissioner
Expense as superintendent
Pay-roll for labor
Pettibohe.Sawtello & Co
J. S. Preeman
'S. Sillimans 'Supplies
I office
'. H. Bacon 'InciilentaN
Printing for .superintendent and
general office
Office supplie.^
Coal :
for house and general 1
VhI. Link —
Wm. Kcough
O. W. .Moou ! Incidentals
i>eon .McDonald
Expense for February.
Expense as superint»*ii<lent
<". W. Kipplifiger Telegrams and express.
Wm. ()*('onnell Work and repnir^
C. W. Kipplinger 'Teiegruni** and express,
1206 33
509 25
445 65
13 33
4 74
38 42
36 20
17 06
600
13 50
820
35 56
200
11
3
75
75
600
24 10
150 00
208 33
488 75
381 00
19 90
13 60
440
628
2 65
18 75
96 04
33 64
5 96
8 10
695
3
9
7
5
3
2
79
00
21
40
46
25
13 10
18 77
9
1
13
23
8 40
2 10
66 93
62 50
114 00
125 00
39 45
187 60
446 00
397 75
16 00
21 40
14 00
4 63
6 20
2 60
S 35
95
22 N>
8 08
7 33
6 00
24
((
i" — Continued.
Date.
1897.
9eb. 28
No. of
Vouch'r.
Name.
Mar. 31
71
78
.74
76
78
81
82
83
84
86
87
89
92
93
94
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
104
105
1-7
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
llfi
117
lis
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
12(>
127
12H
129
i:K)
131
132
134
135
136
137
138
!«»
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
14S
149
150
For What Expended.
Ajnount.
Pofttal Telegraph Co . . .
Herald PrihtlDfirCo
SaoderR Bros. Mfir. Go.
John ^Aberiin
E. J. Robson
P.M. Kyon
LiHin McDonald
Wm. Keouffh
GhHS. Dimmick
Lt. A. Smirh
P. X. Wf-rlinif
Wyckoff. Seaman s
Benedict
Geo. B. Carpenter & Co.
Teleirrams
Stationery, clerk and paymaster..
Lumber at Ottawa
Bolta and machine sundries. Ot-
tawa?;'
Hay. Ottawa yard
Expense as commissioner
Pay- roll for labor
&
Fairbanks. Morse & Go.
O. W. Moon
W. L. Sackett
Villafire of Lockport
M. Walter
M.Walter
A. L. Gains
J. T. Freeman
r.. W. Kipniinifer
Julius Schieve
B. E. MuLiiuiBrhlin
JobuR. Pitts
W. L. Laafear
D. W. P»*rfiru»on
Adams Bros
Leon McDonald
Wm. Keoiiflrh
Piia»nix i'rintinff Co
Barrett Hardware Co. . .
Standard Oil Co
Bates Machine Co
Barrett Hardware Co . . .
BMfreit Hardt^rare Co ..
Joliet NewK Co
Olin A. JSasre
(;hUH. Rf^-d
Earl Whitinore
Richard ( 'rawford
P. R. Sourhromb
Dout^lMM & Arrastronff. .
F. R. Hohhard
E. F.Smith
L. A. Smith
J rd an & Hamilton
W. A. Knowles
Standard Oil Co
E. Y. Grlegft
McGarr Bros
C. J. Lutz
•Jacob llammersly
Geo. E. Lorntmmy
Cbas. W. Campbell
.Andrew Hamilton
Duncan ^ Perkins
Janips Cullom
P. X. Werling
•lohn Habpflin
Frank ('. Corny
A. B. Braddisji
Werner
flohson
Fowlie
A. r. Morrison
T. H Kose&Co
M. Rv'»n
Snively.
Typewriter repairs
Repair, sundries. Ottawa and Lock-
port
Repairinir inspirator
Miscellaneous supplies, boats, offi-
ces and house
Sundry bills, expense chief clerk
and paymaster
Water rent
Sundries for repair boat
Coal
Sundry furnishinirs for repair boat
( -oal. lamps, etc
[Freight and express
Hip boots
Sundry aiippUes, Lockport yard. . .
Sundries for repair boat No. 1
iHay
I Beddine for repair boat
'Sundries for State yard
Expense as superintendent
Expense as foreman
Printinff
IMachine supplies
Oil
Machinery and entrine repairs
StQ.ve for repair boat
Machine sundries
Rubber stamps
H ay
Livery
Teams, Dimmick's boat
Livery and care of horses
Oats
Wagon repairs
Teaming:
Expense as foreman
L'imber and sundries. Ottawa
Wrench for pinion
Oil
jH. (J.
I R. J.
Wm.
IF.
C.
E.
.Oil. paint, glass, etc.. Ottawa
' Ulacksraitliing
' I *amp burners
! Repairing 11 pair of hip boots
Harness and repairs
Livery and teams
Oats and cement
Sand paper, etc
; Horseshoeing
J Expense as fi»reman
' Bolts, nails, rivets, etc
I stationery
iTimberrt at Ottawa
'Two p-tir of hip boots
jOats
i Livery and boarding canal teams.
Two pair of hip boots
I E ight :ixl2 select tile
'Expense as commissioner
Howjird O. Hilton.
90 54
709
16 *»
5 78
21 22
166 66
416 16
500 75
506 86
642 32
16 30
10 20
537
58 10
62 76
4 31
S20
47 16
53 45
33 00
120
30 00
662
466
3170
830
21 70
69 77
580
2130
380
34 15
62 53
30 00
64 6B
100
539
300
600
150
14 75
137
75
460
436
12 41
125
3 85
1125
100
55
570
3 10
2160
14 65
104
100
24 82
24 63
800
25 07
900
144
i»75
800
5 10
20 00
55 00
97 SO
I
J
25
U' — Continued.
Onto.
\ No. of
Vouch'r.
Name.
For What Expended.
Amoimt.
1S97.
April 30
May
31
152
15X
155
It?
158
160
161
164
165
167
168
170
171
172
173
174
176
177
178
179
IHO
181
182
183
184
186
187
188
190
191
192
193
IM
1»5
196
197
198
199
L'OO
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
211
212
213
21 1
215
216
217
218
219
220
2i3
225
226
228
22J>
230
232
233
237
239
240
1
Leon McDonald j Pay-roll for labor.
Wm. Keouirh I
Ohas. Dimmick
L.A.Smith •
IP. X. WBrlins
'Harry A. Bronson. ..
(A. H. Andr«»WR & Co
i American Denk Co. .
W. L. Sackett
Lf-on McDonald
Henry Miller
' Stationery
Desk, letter ille
Keys for d(>sk in ireneral ofBce
Rxpense chief clerk and paymaster
Expense freneral superintendent . .
Gxi^reRS. freight ana drnyafre
]R. (7. IVlcLHuirhlin I Sundries, dredflre and repair I'Oat..
I J. T. Fret-man ,()ne packaire sold dust washing
' powdfr
P. W. Willard One gallon iilaRtic- finish
W. A. Kitrerinif ' Horse-shoeincr. bolts, bncgy. etc. . . !
W. H. Lanfear Oats '
0. W. Kipplinger Telefirraphinir
Barrows Lock Co j Keys
M. Walter Uoal. sundrie.H for renair boats
Phcpnix Printinfir Co ' 100 cloth lined euvelopes
W. Wurfm Karnes^, whips and repairs
VVm. O'Connell Stove pipe, etc
A. L. G.tiues Carpet, paper, sundries to repair
boats
Julius Schieve Pair of rubber gloves
|VV n. Keoiigh Expense for April
, John li. Pitt$< I Lamp wicks, water pails for dredge
'C. W. Kipplinger bVeight4 ear loads coal
I •* I Express 4 boxes reports
I Adams Bros Sundry supplies, dredge and repair
I boats
'The News Co 'Two rubber stamps
Heggle Bros Boilerrepairs
Barrett Hdw. Co , Dredge and yard supplies
]Herul(l Print inir Co : Collector's books, leases, etc
Goo f)e IVrster Hay
:T. & H. r^aldweil |Tinihers. Ottawa
U<)hn O'Donflpll jSundries. Ottawa
(John HMberlin.. ISuudries repair boat No. 2
•iacob Hammer.sly Repairing rubber boots |
! I), P. M u rinifham Expense to Ottawa
|J. P. Bailey Tfaraingto Lock 12
W. C. Vittum. Di.Hhes and sundries repair boat
No. 2
F. X. Werling Expense as foreman
.Sanders Bros. Mfg. Co . . [Timbers for lock reoairs
P. H. Burtman , MaTtre ss for repair boat N<». 2
McGarr liros Ottawa blHfksmitbing
Duncan & Perkins Paint, brushes, etc
Andrew Hiimi Iron Peed, cement, etc., Ottawa
'Chas. W Campbell Use of horses, *'tc
|A. B. Brad<lish Timbers for repairs locks and
j houses
iVockey'f* [jaundry W^asbing for repair boat No. 2
|ChicagoTitle& Trust Co. General repair.H. dredge ,
Wm. F^owlie F'eed. stabling State teams
IC. C. Pprrin Repairing Hbovels. fti* i
'W. McElh<'i»y Horse and buggy, stabling canal
; teams. !
.•Vndrew Nel-^on Sand to lock No. 14
iCastendyke Bro;j Barrel of cement lonk 14
.James Roks Sundry expanses locks 14 and 15...
;Robt. Unziker Oats
R. C. Haptenbauer Repairs lock^ \\i and 11
P. M. Ryon Hxpenses ms fomniis>ioner
|0. E. Snively *• "
Leon McDonald Pay roll for labor
Wm. Keongh "
iChas. Dimmick "
'L. a. Smith *'
I P. X. Werling *'
.(teneral Wilm'gt'u C. Co. 6 cars coal
iWm. Keough Saws, boring machine, etc
O. W. Moon Duster, sand paper, etc
$183 16
315 02
465M
445 29
488 76
aooo
250
200
16 80
m9i
883
980
360
87 20
34 52
345
50
95 26
200
13 05
2 10
64 71
1 50
952
1 83
43 81
200
25 78
50
80
30 52
28 54
60 25
100
278
1 25
23 99
75
2 78
300
350
7 80
2 40
3 00
350
50
27
8
8
15 00
24 21
4 70
46 43
6 55
85
6 00
1
1
15
35
36
13 29
W 75
25 00
173 33
443 89
474 6C
454 55
323 81
120 80
5 00
4 62
2()
X*' — Continued.
Date.
' No. of
Vouch 'r.
Nnmp.
Fur VVhut E\pt*n<ltMi.
Amouat.
1897.
May 31
June
:iO
241
242
213
244
245
246
24S
250
2^1
252
25:<
251
236
257
258
260
261
2ti2
263
264
265
2t)6
2C7
26S
269
2^U
271
272
273
274
275
277
278
279
280
281
282
284
2ti6
288
2bU
21^1
2'j2
295
2Mi
297
2V9
3UU
3U1
303
mt
310
311
313
316
318
319
320
322
32:j
326
3J7
328
330
3.U
:m
335
J. T. Freeman
,.>f. Walter
Wm. Keonsrh
W. li. Ijunfcur
;(t(M). W. Adc'liiian,
.lohn K. PiTt«
C E. Siiivrly
.]iiliu«« Schii'Vi' . ...
, A in. Wurbs
I Adams Bros
E. W. Williinl
1 1). W. Ferg-uson. ..
W. L. Sai'kett
Leon McDonald
j Wilcox Bros
jliOckport l)ry(4ood
() I J. Hnrtm-m
Elmer E. Honry
Stamlarii Oil Co
Rates Machine Co
I Barrett Hdw. Co
ChaH. Qniok
M. Wilson & Son
;Cha««. W. Campbell...
Eo Davol
i\ G. Strait
■K. C. Werlinir
Ijohn O'Donnell
Selierer Bron
Jordan & Htimiltoti...
Dun'-an & Perkins
Sander Broa. Mfar. Co
O M. Butterttled
J. W. McElheni
Co.
R. C. P. Haptenhauer
Robert T. Herrecke
Christ Kreis
Leon McDonald
Howard O. Hilton
F M. Kvon
C W. K.ppliiiger
H. I. BHtrle.«»
M. J. Callnfrhan
Leon McDonald
Wm. Kt'Ouirh
Cha«. Dinimiek
li. A. SmitI)
F. X. WVrlinjr
iteortre B. ('arpenter
Pettibone. Sawtelle & Co
James Barron
R. E. McLausrhlin
Two tons nut coal
Coal hod, sunttries to repair boat . .
Expense as foreman
Hay and oats
Use of hors«' and bug-gry
Repairing clocks, etc
Expense as commissioner •
Fiiur pair h i p boots*- ,
Harness repairs
Hurdware, btdls and repairs '
C)flic»* iitundry i
Chairs, mouldintr anil repairing
tai»le '
E.xpense as paymaster. . . !
Expense chief clerk ,
Expense cotnmissioners in inspect-"
iiiir property ;
Robe, duster, etc
Four yards sheetiner. one comb j
CMeanim? carpet, • tc. canal house..,
I ncandescent electric lamps
Oil ,
l)re<lgre repairs i
"^\ipp ies f«»rdrHdKe i
Paper for lock house |
Repairingr pump i
VVatfon ana work team
Hay. Ottawa Yanls
Oats, Ottawa Yards •
Expenses as foreman
Telephone messenger fee
.MovintrMrs. Maloy's goods
N'ails, screens, etc
Lead, oil, paint, ( )ttawa
Two pieces timber
Oil can and repairs
Horsi* and buggy and IreepingBtate
team
Paint lock 13
Wire cloth, bolts, etc
Two sweat pads, two harae straps . ;
Expense as Superintendent
Exiiense as CummiMioner '
Freight on coal
Kreiifht on tile from Ottawa . . .
Balance due 2*2 days February
Pay-roll for labor
. *
t «
Wm. B<»y*»r
Adams Bros.. .,
Lei n McDonald.
E. W. Willard
W. H. Lanfear
Wm. Wurbs
< 'hristian Korrell
Wm. K»*<»uvrli
Phoenix PnntinjrCo.
HeL'irii- Bros
Elin«-r E. Henry
T. Kerb-.
Byron A. Pratt
K. X. Werlini:
Andrew Nelsim ,
Wi re rope, dretlire chain \
Pens, pencil-*, etc i
Expeiise at Collector's office, Chi-I
Cairo
Supplies and repairs, dredge and'
repair boaf ■
Plastering lock houses, lock 1 and 2
Hardwart', repairs, etc
Exp«tise as Superintendent !
Anumnt expended for repairs to-
steani tutr >
I iuundry expenses, office •
I I jiy and out s '
I I.irnes-* repairs
Teams. bugiry.\ise of wagon 15 days,
Kxpense for June '
.Stationery 1
Ri-pairiiig dredtfu Hues ■
Candles i
Keeping canal teatns '
7^.» ImrrcN cement
Expense for June ;
Barrel of cement ■
«?§
12 OD
30 71
150
1 35
20 00
13 75
170
22 31
127
20 47
8 7S
18 48
50 00
12 25
97
15 00
600
114^
49U
2K83
40D
«&
800
805
28 95
870 00
30
6 75
56S
1130
5H
65
2 25
190
2 10
175
ST 64
9 75
920
23 40
^ih
625
173 33
602 25
581 V'
160 92
49192
69»
190
930
37 3^
SI 50
18 91
29 (»
30 73
237
39 23
75
17 00
950
6 73
190 00
2 91
275
750
ISfiN
1 10
''L" — Continuetl.
DMe.
Vj^c£-'r
HoschclI&Cobljeman.,
For WliHt Expended.
Comforters and sheetine for re-
Amount.
lOT,
Jnn« 30
JJ7
i
350
353
SM
3&U
36,1
i
37t
1
i
1
391
393
39g
3H
3%
331
399
400
40t
403
S
1
1
1
TeHiii wKi huKicy
Gulvanixed iron •tack
Wirei;aW«piirohi.sedinlSW
R Myrr Bn.s. & Co
!S
<»
0('..«-n Botlle and Fliiit
r, !i'.f,.r..' ■ .■.■.■,■,■.■.".■.■,■.■,■.■
I'iwi,. Fi.,-1 Co
P. M''t'(y."m. :;;.:.■;.:;::;
.liiliiM S.'lii.-ve
232
Towinir steam tuB to Peoria for
Jilj 31
Two enmforteri. for repair boat ....
Pa»;roll tor labor
is
f;'.(./r\il'\Vil'ir'inKionCoai
liiiiii-.jiW jhii'ingtonCnal
4213 tons coal....
43 40
A"'H.'R.-vHi"i Co :;;::;:
-loh.., Lhii^-roneCo
Oup jinitle hell
Pored PurlBin
4S
EKpi-TiiefhlnaeoColleotar's oMoe
Supplies tpTtoK
,.\7Tliil,Bl.i SnVjiBe
^f.
Uon MrDoDBld
700
ilil';;;;;;;:;;;
J T. Kr-'pmsii
Kj^uc.:::;::::
VillBBH of i^kport
C. W. KipplliiBer
w. [,. '*arfcptt.. ..:::::::;
Fr"X-i,r^Uok)
Frelsht on propellpi- w1ieei«
Kxp-Tii-p rl^ef clerk and paiinasCer
1110 Ihs.PKB coal
16 93
1 BS
SiandnM Oil Co
HeegieBro' ...'.'.'.'."-'.'.'J.
R rrKli HarrtwarpCo....
BBtei.Mn.'lilil-Co
Hiimphr.T&S.m.
F. B. FUn.lB-Prl< & Co...
&AvSr~."'.':::::::::
Oil. ;;'. ■.:::■.'.:;::■.'.;■. ■.",;■.■.
8 79
Kivtsforilrclee
(■|.ts-kTnlve.pt<-
Sfl!
Rppnirn fir ilrpdtre
l,-rk-.(,niH. etc..
Feed ami tpinii.
C<.~l 'ordre-lKe
c..B|f..rdredBe
BlTkSUhiW::::::::;:::::::;::;::
»i
ByroijA. Rpth
S.^5&:::::;;::l:
Bxpense as forenian
i>:io
"L" — Con ti n ued .
For What Eipended.
J. H. Parniot
Stniers Bros
" T-UritriTs.
mk-& Hamilton Co.
. Dftl>er, pnUit.et
rep^ilrs...
itbW....
. EntiDe reiJHlrii
. Lnmbrr for repairs
Nrw vmtod wheels and repairs . .
Bxpecie fur Julr
'.'. KrpaliiD
-osr
'. FiTe bnleH uakum -■
D. 1 doz, sLade rollers
irhie locic house.ChlcaBO...
pHon UcDonuld Kipeoai
larro'wM Lock Co'i!!!!!! Sheet b'._..„
>. W. Moon iPaint.ew
I'm. Kenuirh 'RxpeDse sh foreman...
:. W. Wlllnrd iKxpeLse East feorlaci
SOS .JultUH Sdiiev<
50S 1.1. T. Frermai
507 Win. Wiirhi...
'.HaicCeii
— .,.iran (Jurli-lnim.
SIG iStaiidard Oil Cd . .
517 Josenh Srepben...
5:» iMrGarr Brn
s..MfB;Co:..!Luinl
29
"I/"— Continued.
Date.
No. of
Vouch V.
Name.
For What Expended.
Amount.
18B?.
July 81
I
Sept. 30
October 31
538
534
535
536
537
540
541
542
548
550
551
552
554
555
536
557
558
559
5«2
564
565
568
569
570
571
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
5t$0
581
582
583
584
585
586
588
589
590
591
592
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
60;^
604
605
606
608
609
614
618
619
620
621
622
624
625
628
631
682
633
634
636
637
689
Chas. Shawland
E. G. Dennix
John McAl abon
Phillip ych«.eh
P. X. Werlingr
Hunter. Stevens & Co...
W. H. Maze & Co
Wni. Marilett
VV. Frost
C. E. Snively
F. M. Ryon
H. O. Hilton
Leon McD<»nald
Wni . Keouif h
('has. Dinimick
Cmarge T. I )«>wse
F. X. Werlinir
K. C. Smith
.lohn Spry Lumber Co ..
•Jones & Lauiffblin
M. .1. rarey
C. W. Kipplinjftr
W. L. Sackt-tt
Wm . Wurbz
(). \V. Moon
Wnr.. Kfoiigh
Leon Me Donald
Barrett Hdw Co
.John R. Pitts
Village of Lockport
Win. OX^onnell
Adani.H Bros
SiHson Bros
W. H. Lanfear
R. E. McLaui^hlin
Pheiler Bros
Joliet Mound & Drain
Tile Co
Humphrey & Sons
Standard Oil Co
U.T.Smith
P. R. Southcomb
Mr:<. Co. Wajrner
I. H. Trowbridge
O. A SaKe
Mc<4arr Bros
F. X. Werlinsr
Hay and oats. Ottawa
DoctorincT and board in ir horse
I -oad of 8t raw, Ottawa
Harness repairs
Expense for August
Coal..
Lumber and shingles
Bolts and brackets, lock 14
Scyt hes. etc
Expense as Commissioner
Pay-roll for labor.
• *
» 4
• ■
■ 4
Lumber
Nuts and iron
For. lock lamps
F^xpress and telegrams
ExpeuKe chief clerk and paymaster
l*air of hames
Paint, soap, etc
Expense as foreman
Expense as superintendent
.N'ails. spikeM, etc
Straw, lamps, etc
Water rent
Stove castings, etc
Nails, sundries for tug boat
Laundry for tug and canal office...
Oafs
Keg of 20d wire nails
Supplies for tug
V'
VV. C. Vittum& Bro
E.O.Turk
E. Y. Griggs
.Jordan & Hamilton
Duncan & Perkins
John Haberlin
.lohn O'Donnell
LaSalle Carbon Coal Co.
rJeorge Smedler
W.H.Maze&Co
We.-iterh Union Tel. Co..
E. Snively
•\M. Ryon
Leon McDonald
VVra. Keough
('has. Dimmick
E. (\Sniith
F. X. Werling
Gen. Wilmingt'nCoalCo
Morgan & Wright
Samuel Harris & Co
Wm. Boyer
.lohn R. Pitta
Adams Bros
Julius Schieve
Wm. Wurbs
O. W. Moon
Sewer pipe
Machine shop work
Oil
Teams
Care of dredge team.
Glass and paint.
Hay
Horseshoeing
Expense as foreman
Rail oad fare paid for men —
Crockery for State boat
Coal, brooms, etc
Glass, putty, etc
Hardware sundries
Paint and brushes
Bolts, screws, flies
Office supplies, Ottawa
Coal for <lredge
Two spike mauls and handles.
Bracket guard
Telegraphing
E.xpense as commissioner
Pay-roll for labor.
50,000 lbs. lump coal
Eight rubber valves
Machine r« piirs
Repairing cistern at canal office..
Supplies for steam tug
Hardware sundries
Three pair rubber mittens
Harness repairs
Paint brushes, etc
$42 62
15 00
598
55&
20 13
8 61
27 39
525
2 15
51 OO
960
18 00
173 33
587 25
342 96
612 33
267 67
183 45
22 84
12 42
6 20
2 68
19 20
1 45
3 05
18 15
33 89
22 38
28 47
8 31
2 15
10 85
3 42
37 91
200
12 85
4 46
3 35
7 89
5 25
7 60
1 00
3 07
9 12
5 60
12 58
4 80
2 20
3 15
1 96
1 66
7 35
12 13
2 55
66 22
2 60
1 25
5 69
75 00
38 00
173 33
581 00
512 69
152 12
396 27
42 5a
1 71
1 72
6 25
3 19
26 63
3 75
11 90
7 46
30
'*L"— Continued.
Date.
1887.
Ootober 31
Nov.
30
No. of
Vovch'r.
640
641
642
643
644
646
647
648
649
650
651
662
653
654
656
657
658
659
660
661
662
663
664
665
666
667
668
669
670
671
672
673
674
675
685
687
688
692
6U3
696
696
697
696
699
700
701
702
703
704
705
706
707
709
712
713
714
717
718
719
721
722
728
724
725
726
727
780
731
782
738
734
Name.
For What Expended.
Amomit.
Wm. Keouffh
A. L. Qajnes
Leon McDonald.
Wm. Shuler
Leon McDonald .
C. W. Kipplin^er
Wm. .Shuler
W. L. Sackett....
Standard Oil Co...
jlllinoisOilCo
I Bates Machine Co.
iHeiTfirie BroH
iBarrettHdw. Co..
|M. J. Stephen
J. A. Poole
F. D. Handwork & Co.
K. F. Smith
H. M.Gum
B.L.Carr
John O'Donneil
Expense as foreman
•Supplies to general office
Expense general superintendent ..
Expense with tujf boat
Expense commissioners inspection
of property
Freight and telegrams
Freiifht on coal
Expense as captain steam tug
For freif2:ht bills and expense pay-,
master and clerk
165 iraUons oil
Barrel castor oil
Kepairinir oncrine on steam tucr
Repairlncr shop boiler
Hardware "
Livery for Werlinif
Paint, crlass. etc
Linseed oil and turpentine
Qutterinsr and scythes
Team towincr boat
Chas. Campbell
John Habertin
F. X. Werline
King. Hamilton Co
Phillip Schoch
A. B. Braddish
M ciiarr Bros
Duncan Sr. Perkins
A. Hamilton
Chas. Brunner.
W. B. Flcniminff
i.l. Hemmersly
\R. E. MoLauflrhlin
P. R. Southcomb
iHaviland & Stoddard ...
IB. W. Willard
(.John W. Beadles
iC. E. Snively
iF.M. Ryon
H.O. Hilton
: Western Union Tel. Co..
Leon McDonald
. Wm. Keouf2:h
Chas. Dininiick
( jeorgre T. Dowse
E. U. Smith
F. X. Werlinsr
, Wm. Keouffh
!.)one<<& Laufchiin
(.Tohn Spry Lumber Co..
Qen. Wilmington Coal Co
James Barron
M. J. Carey ...
iJ. R. Pitts
HenryMiller
Wm. Wurbs
Martha Himrod
C. W. Kippllnger.
Chas. Dimmick
H. A. Kitterring
O. W Moon
W. L. Sackett
jPour bales hay
: Securing evidence Kinney-Smith;
case <
jHorse and buggy
.Rivets, pipe, hardware
Expense as foreman
Repairing wapfon
Harness repairs
Lumber at Ottawa
Horseshoeing, Ottawa
Oil, paint, etc
Barrel salt «
Repairs on dredge
F*or hay and barn use at Dayton. . .
Repairing rubber boots
Repairs, setting up stove, etc
Teams for painters
Uue of team
Laundry for office
28 fire extinguishers
Expense as commisbioner
Telegrams for pre$*ident's office.
Pay-roll for labor
t <
. «
Adams Bro.<i
Standard Oil Co
Humphrey & Sons —
Barrett Hardware Co.
Andrew Sharpe
J. H. P.«tter8on & Co.
M. Wilson & Sons
Expense as foreman
Five bundles steel, etc
Lumber
Coal
Coal and repairs, collector's office..
Loading lumber. Bridgeport
B'irrel of salt, etc
Drayage and express
Harness repairs '
Messenger service to Chicago
Freight on coal ,
Expense as foreman for 1897
Horseshoeing and repairs '
Putty, paint, oil. etc i
Expense in legal cases, chief clerk,.
paymaster
Lead pipe, iron, etc ,
Oil i
Three rollers for drydock
Hardware -
Team
Lumber i
Hardware '
S17 IS
313
33 38
766
47 75
4U
21»
13 60
27 35
1145
848
57 75
2168
20O
3«
412
4 W
17 80
350
190
340
300
12 01
ass
400
1 IS
4131
360
22 90
100
21 30
900
i«
36 38
880
300
IM
192 00
S7 00
18 00
34 75
312
173 31
437 90
524 ON
91812
2m 00
420 55
31«
24 00
78S
56 66
1200
300
170
610
CO
15
3141
30S
18 00
300
3150
IS 05
871
10»
30 31
la
30 00
143
31
L" — Concluded.
Date.
No. of
Vouch'r.'
Name.
For What Expended.
Amount.
1887.
Sov. 30
735
736
737
738
739
74U
741
742
743
744
746
748
750
751
752
753
754
755
E. C. Smith
Sanders Bros. Mfg:. Co..
P. X. Werling
Utica Cement Co
VV'm. Fowlie
C. Diestraway & Son —
Roht. Unzicker
Hoschiet & Cobbeman . . .
Wm. iMarlett
Chas. Madler
Leon .McDonald
Wm. Shuier
Mrs. C. O. Warner
E. O.Turk
John Haberlin
WcKiern Union Tel. Co..
C. E. Snively
P. M. Kyon
Total
Expense as foreman
Lumber at Ottawa
Expense as foreman
Cement
Teams
Two pair hip boots
Oats and hay
Pair rubber boots
tHorseshoeinff and repairinar
Paint and oil
Expense as superintendent
Expense on steam tus:
Stabling teams
iCoal at Ottawa
I Axe and mnttocks
Teletrrams for president's oflice.
'Expense as commis-sioner
$1 "TH
10 42.
12 10
11 70
12 50
7 50
10 90
400
755
3 73
14 50
940
3 50
7 26
295
1 94
27 50
17 00
$31,524 62
M.'
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITrRES FOR RENEWALS OF BRIDGES, LOCKS,
DAMS, ETC.
Date.
i No. of
[Vouch'r.!
Nanu*
For What Expended.
Amount.
Mar. 31
April 30
May 41
J one m
81
84
8S
153
154
155
156
157
162
163
169
1^6
210
229
230
231
233
276
283
29ft
304
305
:m
30H
.112
314
317
318
321
324
325
329
;Wm. Keoutrh
"F. X. Werling
'Marsh & BiuKham.
iWra. Keough ,
|Geo. T. Dowse
,Chas. Dimmick
IL. A. Smith
|F. X. Werliny
: Jones & Lauifhlin
I Marsh & Binarham
A. S. Felt
Pay-roll for labor.
I Timbers
[Pay-roll for labor.
• »
lO. W. Moon .
I
IE. Y. Grigffs
I Wm. Keouffh
K^has. Dimmick
I Geo. T. Dowse
F. X. Werling
A. B. Braddish
W. H. Maze& Co....
(Teo. T. Dowse
(^orn€au Lumber Co.
H. M. Hooker Co
Marah & Bingrham. . .
The Aermotor Co
W. J. Adam
R. G. Saeer
A.S. Felt
Leon McDonald
C. W. Moon
W. L. Sackett
1 Steel for Channiih(m bridge
[Timber for Channahon brittle
iPalntin&r. paperinir. renewals in
I canal house
I Paper, paint, repairs for (general ,
I office and canal house '
'Paintins:, paper, etc., lock house,.
Joliet
Pay-roll for labor
« .
• 4
'Timbers for aqueduct
I Timber for LaSalle aqueduct
I Pay-roll for labor
iDredire and bridf?e lumber
! I ^ead. paint, oil, brushes, etc
ITimber for lock^ates
Windmill and ontfit. Copperas Cr'k
Appraising water power
Barrett Hardware Co
Paintin&r canal house
Expense in McConnell case
Paper, paint, etc.. for canal house.
Freiftht, telefirrams paid C. & A.R. R
Preisrht on Aermotor to Peoria
Shovela, scythes, etc
S302 10
156 94
55 04
209 23
i)44 85
i:^43
73 16
103 24
25 52
59 73
91 65
106 57
15 64
77 ;«
79 35
1,032 45
162 45
39 26
12 15
956 37
234 00
179 80
135 64
199 00
31 40
10 00
83 50
15 30
88 47
33 36
5 42
51 27
A
32
' Jf '■ — Continued .
Date.
1897.
Jnne 80
Jnly
31
Aufi:. 31
Sept. 30
Oct.
3)
No. of
Vouch'r.
310
344
346
347
352
354
355
357
358
362
366
367
368
369
372
389
406
411
412
413
418
429
459
464
469
471
472
474
475
476
477
478
480
481
497
502
513
514
521
522
5:«
539
544
556
558
359
561
563
564
567
572
575
587
595
607
622
624
625
627
629
630
654
676
Name.
For What Expended.
Amount
U.&E.F. Hunter
DiKOway & Smith.
W. L. Saekett
E. C. Fahney
Sharp & Berry Bros. .
TheBarrClay Co
Timbera for Henry lock
Painting: Henry lock
Expense for self and Collector Bar-
ron investiKatinff McCountrirs
iiooks
One Hteam tuir
Ljeif h1 services
Brick for rebuildinir Wallbridfire
culvert
FreiKht on brick for Wallbridge
culvert ^
Shovels, boltH, etc . Copperas Creek
Expense in McConnell matter
Expense in McCJonnell case
Pay-roll for labor
C/., 15. dc vj. Iv. lv> • • <
James Donn & Bro
Union National Bank —
0. E. Snively
Wm. Keouifh,, ,
Geo. T. Do\v.»*o
Chas. Diniiniek
P. X. Werlintf
L. A. Smith
Leon McDonald Expense as creneral superintendent
Norton & Vn Lumber rope, etc
C, B. &Q. R. K Brick for culverts
W. L. Sacketr. Expense chief clerk and paymaster
Campbell & Dennis Cement for culvert
Louis H. Hyde .AppraisiuK water power
U. T. Smith Teams
E. J. Reynoids & Co 10 barrels white nand
Burr Clay Co ,i) cars brick for Kickapoo culvert. .
C E. Snively jExpense CommiSv^ioner drainage
I matters
H. O. Hilton Expense Commissioner drainaf^e
matters
Newton Woodson Affidavits East Peoria case
Wm. Keougrh 1 Pay-roll for labor
Chas. Dimmick I *'
Geo. T. Dowse '*
L. A. Sujiih
P. X. Werlinsr
Heath &; Milli^an Co.
White lead and oil
|WhiteIea4l
R, G. Sasrer I Appraisiner water power. . .
Norton & Co Lumber
L. H. Hyde .A ppiaising water power...
Campbell «& Dennis Cement for culvert
A. W. Telfer & Son ,Coal for dredge
Ksly& Co I •*
V tica Cement Mfff. Co.. . .(/Cment for culverts
(Treenwood & Murray... 'Brushes
Newton Woodson |Takinfir depositions East
I case
Chas. Dimmick Pay-roll for labor.
P. X. Werlintr
E.C.Smith
Liven A Draws Co
Peoria
Heath & Millifran Co ..
Jones & La.i(fhlin
Marsh & Binuham Co.
K. W. Willard
Barrett Hardware Co.
Campbell & Dennis Cement sacks
Material, use of pile driver and
crew, repairing: Brid(?eportdock.
Oil an<l while lead
Nuts und iron
Lumber for Dayton dam
For maps of canal and draiuuge
channel
Nails, spikes, hose, etc
C B. & Q. R. R
Robt. Herreckc
Chas. Dimmick.
E. C. Smith
F. X. Werlinir..
Joliet LiniHstono Co.
Freitrht on lumber for Dayton
dam
Hardware sundries
Pay-roll for labor
Use of bartre and tow for lumber..
Morris
Heath & Milliiran Co ....'500 lbs. white lead
Edw. Hines Lumber Co. iLumher for rebuilding
aqueduct
Barrett Hardware Co [Hardware sundries
A. D. Thompson lEnjrineering: services East Peoria
' case
S25 73
80 00
78 60
2.500 OU
25 00
360 10
83 90
:;4 10
18 57
46 50
142 59
912 33
72 57
107 55
370 2K
21 50
788
124 60
560
310 00
25 00
550
15 00
534 00
12 00
10 15
2S0
50 OO
175 02
717 80
561 2S
68 45
152 36
96 00
25 00
4148
10 00
264 01
19 93
79 81
25 20
620
15 OO
203 54
308 58
244 10
230 52
99 H7
3 75
:)S2Q»
42 tt
16 70
13 65
78 56
60 20
47 6»
307 50
168 91
39 00
26 2S
1.030 »
9 1*
25 0»
33
((
if ' — Concluded .
Date.
I No. of '
Vouch'r.i
Nam
V.
For What Expended.
1697.
Oct. 31
Nor. 30;
680
681
689
690
694
700
701
704
711
738
746
754
Amount.
I
' Newton Woodson .
Chas. Hefele
Chas. Dunn
iWm, Rooks.
N. W. Breese
Wm. Keouirh
' Chas. Dimmick
F. X. Werling:
Ed Hines Lumber Co.
I Utica Cement Co
Leon McDonald
'C. E. Snively
Takincr testimony East Peoria case
Use of boat in East Peoria ease '
Services civil eusrineer East Peo-l
ria case
Expense as painter i
iPiiy-roll for labor.
Total,
Timbers for Morris aqueduct
Cement
Expense as Superintendent. .
Expense as Commissioner.. ..
200
15 00
30 00
409
4 09
146 57
15 67
13 33
146 95
680
40 58
20 00
$17,917 59
''W
CHARGED TO EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURE, REPAIRING BREAK IN
CANAL BANK CAUSED BY OVERFLOW OF PECAMSAG
IN CREEK AT LOCK 18.
Date.
No. of
'Vouch'r.
Name.
July
Aui;.
31
31
• 4
369 ,F. X. Werlingr.
370
371
372
389
412
430
432
433
451
456
470
478
L. A. Smith
Leon McDonald. . .
W. L Sackett
B.F.Smith
F. X. Werlingr
John Noleman
Willmaroth Frost.
Wm. Fowlie
F.M.Ryon
F. X. Werling:
Total.
For What Expended.
Pay-roll for labor.
Expense a.s Superintendent.
Expense as paymaster
Towing: boat
Expense as foreman
For saws, shovels, etc
Hardware
L'eams
Expense as Commissioner..
Pay-roll for labor
Amount.
.$398 53
467 71)
110 48
82 eii
2 17
8 75
4 50
11 95
3 35
7 70
16 75
12 20
121 35
$1,248 15
—3 C.
34
"O."
DtSBURSEMEKl'S FOR LOCKAGE AT HENRY.
Attendance of Locks, Salaries of Collectors atifl Locktettders.
...""
1
i
BO
i
1
365
i
•
^fr,
t'At^^r"^'}
is
1 •■ 1
ST-
Repairs of Lock, Diim, and Dretlifitig.
■;S
Hiaai:
Ch«. GowUiid
.1.11. PurrTK^ker....
ForWhMExpeiMted.
.,.J
B74
Wm. Keouirh
Ul
W. L. Sicketl
E. SuDd«rllD. .'.'.'.'.'.
.... Eipense K^nenl superintend eat . .
em
.... Towltie pure of dredce HMt to i^-
35
Incidentals.
Date.
No. of
Vouch'r.
Name.
1896.
Dec. 31
18B7.
March 31
April 30l
May
31
93
141
166
224
225
226
248
258
285
288
289
290
293
1
1
389
1
1
241
July
3l!
426
Sept.
31
616
Oct.
30
1
1
655
693
1
1
9 'Frank Sloan.
W.L. Sackett...
Prank C Corey .
Leon McDonald,
H, O.Hilton
P.M. Ryon ,
C. E. Snively....
Leon McDonald .
Standard Oil Co..
H.O.Hilton
F. M. Ryon
C. E. Snively
For What Expended.
Amount.
Postaare.
Expense chief clerk & paymaster..
Stationery
Expense as superintendent
Expense commissioner
Expense paid commissioners
uual inspection
Oil.
an-
Expense as commissioner.
Phcpnix Printing Co.
U. S. Ejcpress Co
Lee R. Kinnear
Herald Printincr Co. .
Lee R. Kinnear
Standard Oil Co
John W. Beadles
Telesrrums and witnesses
Peoria drainage case
Stationery and olanks
Expressaire
Expense as collector
Blanks and envelopes
Exchange on drafts
Oil
Two fire extinguishers
East
Total.
90 7a
7 24
800
645
10 00
10 00
14 00
25 00
50 00
468
15 00
20 00
590
2150
5 40
785
42 75
2 45
494
600
$237 86
P."
DISBURSEMENT OF LOCKAGE AT COPPERAS CREEK.
Attendance of Locks, Salaries of Collectors and Locktenders.
Date.
1
1
V
t
31
81
28
31
30i
31
30
31
31i
30
31
30,
1
No. of
ouch'r.
1 ,
j 1
Name. For What Expended.
«
Amount.
1896.
Dec.
1
21
62
HO
152
228
296
365
173
564
620
699
.John Ryon Pny-roll for labor
S75 00
1897.
Jan.
John Ryon i **
75 00
Feb.
John Ryon and L<'on Mc-
Donald
Leom McDonald *
75 00
March
110 00
April
May
1
•
110 00
1 ». .
110 00
June
110 00
July
»• • .
110 00
Aug.
1 ** *
110 00
JSept.
110 00
Oct.
1 «•
•
110 00
Nov.
,, ...... ....| ^
, 110 00
1 ----
1 Total
81.215 OO
1 1
1
36
"P"— Continued.
Repairs of Lock, Dam, Dyke and Disbursements for Dredging, Re-
pairs to Buildings, Cleaning up Grounds.
Date.
, No. of '
A^ouch'r.'
Name.
For What Expended.
1897.
Feb. 28,
March 31
April 30'
May
31-
June
Jitly
30
31'
Ausr.
31!
Sept. 30!
Oct.
31
65
*75
85
158
224
225
226
234
259
287
288
290
302
318
366
378
382
389
465
465
475
479
494
496
502
548
649
557
560
574
610
613
617
621
623
626
642
649
679
682
683
Amonnt
Wm. Keouffb..
Chus. Bonner .
Geo. Woodruff
Expense as foreman.
Team
'Pay-roll for labor
H. O. Hilton
P. M.Ryon
C.E.Snively
Geo. Woodruff
Keurns. Pender^ast
Bender
Expense as commissioner.
&
Pay-roll for labor.
Leon McDonald.
H.O.Hilton
C. E. Snively....
Geo. Woodruff
Leon McDonald
Wm. Keoufirh
Geo. Woodruff
Marsh & Bincrham . .
Leon McDonald
IChas. Bonner
1. A. Marshall & Co.
Chas. Dimmick
Geo. Woodruff
Leon McDonald
W. L. Sackett
Norton & Co
Anderson Bros
.Three boat loads stone forflllincr in
dyke '
Expense as superintendent
Expense as commissioner
Teleiirrams and witnesses, Eastt
Peoria case
Payroll for labor
I Expense as ireneral superintendent
I Pay-roll for labor
500 feet white pine for beam.
Expense as superintendent.
Team
Labor
Pay-roll for labor
Expense as superintendent
Expense as paymaster
Lumber
Geo. T. Dowse
;Geo. Woodruff
iLeon McDonald
'James Donn & Bros.
iJeffordBros
J. M. SaTill & Co
Wm. Keouiph
Geo. T. Dowse
Geo. Woodruff
Leon McDonald
W. L. Sackett
Smith. Hippen & Co.
I Lumber for flash boards.
Pay-roll for labor
'Expense as superintendent
Asphalt, etc
37 tons coal
1250 lbs. bar iron, cut
I Pay-roil for labor
Chas. Bonner
J. H. Bolton..
Total.
Expense as superintendent
Expense as paymaster
Towinir part of dredire fleet to
Henry
Teams
Hip bootH and repairs
S3 3P
600
9»
67 50
12 75
10 OC
11 »
105 (»
200 00
6h
15 00
600
116 :s
16 16
7T5
94 U
25 00
13 64
250
2114
41 W
S7 55
861
56S
29 50
12S44
16 00
198 60
4S12
0S
19 £
90 50
8 75
3S50
664 41
77 50
soo
15 50
69 0ir
12 00
491
SS.1M7S
37
P'— Concluded.
Incidentals.
Date.
No. of
Vouch 'r.
Name*
For What Expended.
Amount.
1896.
Dec.
18B7.
Feb.
March
May
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
31
28;
31
3ll
31
I
31
30'
30
9 .Frank Slonn [ Posta^re
60
117
141
221
222
258
293
426
463
645
612
644
677
686
698
iJos. N. Krenz
Joliet News Co
iFrank C. Corey
iOakford& Fahenstock..
iGeo. Woodruff
i Leon McDonald
I Phoenix Printing Co. ...
I Herald PrintinffCo
IJos. Huston
,Oakford& Fahenstock.
:P. C. Corey
I Leon McDonald
Postagre
Rubber stamps.
Stationery
Oil.
Coal. lamps and chimneys
Expense commissioner's in^pcc-
tioh of property
Books and blanks
Blanks
( J rasj* seed
Oil.
I Theodore B. Bass
I Oak ford & Fahenstock.
.John W. Beadles
Stationery
Expense coromissioner'.s
I tion of property
Cylindei oil
'Headli«rhtoil :
Three Are extinsruishers..
xnspec-
$0 70
169
1 00
5 50
4 45
825
50 00
20 00
12 75
2 65
4 42
4 50
20 00
450
4 46
18 00
Total.
$162 87
I
APPENDIX.
Containing Tabular Exhibits of Canal data^ Beport of the Gen
eral Superintendent , and Treasurer's Report of
Interest on Canal Funds.
L .
40
"Q."
.Exhibit from 1848 to 18^7, inclusive.
Year.
1848.
1849.
1850.
1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
1857.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1867.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
Extraordi-
nary
Ordinary
repairs,
renewals.
Gross
repairs-
and
hydraulic
expensen.
works.
$48,197
$36,452
S6.744
43.922
26,999
70.932
38.418
19,996
68,415
39.447
19.027
68.475.
42.816
10,692
53,508
40.383
4.486
44.870
36.587
16.654
53.242
38.216
32.657
70.873
33.101
58.357
91.458
37.256
65.825
103.082
36,115
21.972
58.068
34.026
40.406
74.432
34.308
42,276
82.583
39.238
15.823
56.061
40.024
16,337
55,362
49.294
13,021
62.715
47.625
18,572
6.107
39,255
86.614
124.869
> 43.716
72.647
116.363
1 46.152
116,604
162.656,
52.964
69.067
122.052
48.514
43.098
42.251
91.765
66.597
108.696
54,555
42.667
97,222
* 42.875
46.091
88.876
I 53.525
27,573
81.068
* 49.139
24.659
73,798
t 46.241
28.270
74.611
: 42.418
49. 167
91,695
** 53,966
55.953
110,018
♦** 43.828
39,013
82.330
a 44.077
52,525
97,701
1 h 47.604
77.907
126,601
<• 53.697
64,626
106,223
d 57,309
48,103
104.412
e 56.515
1 60,241
116.766
/ 55. 731
43.649
99.289
a 47.669
38.734
86.393
/( 44.101
28.329
72,430
1 i 43.509
27.876
71.385
I i 43.605
1 k 42.907
33.240
76,846
42,571
86.478
I 40.258
34,867
76,126
m 43,501
29.091
72,692
1 » 43.476
23.661
67,187
0 39.063
p 36.985
20.469
59.522
17.273
54.268
4 33.760
37.392
71, 142
r 81.641
46.446
77.987
s 31.624
36.783
■ 68.307
Tolls.
Canal
opened.
Canal
closed.
$87,890 April
116.375 •'
125.604 March
173.300 **
168.577, *'
173,372, "
198.326, '•
180.519 April
184,310 *•
197,830 May
197, 171 April
132. 147 March
138,654 •*
218.040 •*
264.647 April
210, 3861 March
166.607, '*
300.810 April
202,958 "
262.231 "
216.720 "
238.759 "
149,635 *'
159.050 *'
165,874 ••
166.641 *•
144. 831' March
107.0811 ■'
113.293 "
96.913 April
84.330 March
89.064 *•
92 296 **
85! r30 April
86.947 March
77. 976; April
77. 102 • *
66.600, * *
62. 5W! ••
68,0241 *•
66.0281 "
60,605 March
66, 112 April
49,557 •*
54.937' ••
38.702 •*
44.928' **
39.10S, *'
82.100 "
33.065 ••
19..
20..
22..
15..
29..
'November
I December
14...,
15....
u . . . >
8...,
8. . . ,
1....
19...,
8...,
4....
1...,
4...,
10....
10....
11...,
10...
4...
7...,
7
6. . . .
1...
10...
30...
15...
25...
16...
20...,
29...
22...
25...
lo. . • <
2...
7...,
16 ... .
A. • • • <
1...
10...
25...
A • • • I
& « • • <
X « • • I
& • • • <
A ■ • • I
A • « • <
November
.December
November
December
N<)vemb<'r
October
November
October
November
October
'November
.December
1 November
December
November
December
November
No.
ofdaya
open.
29
6
8
8
8
12
2
12
4
20
1
3
26
28
3
1
1
15
31
15.
311
II
25
l!
20
20
28
IS
1
^
18
26
30
25
1
25
25
19
15'
161
21
22
16
15
16
15
15
224
231
259
269
265
274
as3
25S
241
204
2U
263
263
270
247
27S
266
220
2S
210
184
234
245
225
236
2»
239
230
2S7
237
242
216
263
238
239
Note.— The flsrures in the above table, from 1848 to May 1. 1871, are griven by the Trustees
of the Illinois and Michisran Canal.
I In this amount is $16,400 paid collectors, locktenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargreable to ordinary repairs. $38. 126.
* In this amount is $15,399 paid collectors, locktenders and incidentals, which would leaFe
the amount properly chargeable to maintenance and repairs, $!i3.740.
41
t In this amount is $14,523 paid collectors, locktenderi^ and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charsreable to ordinary repairs, $51,718.
; In thin amount is $21,757 paid collectors, loclctenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charireable to ordinary repairs. $42. 140.
** In this amount is $12,825 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs. $42,140.
*** In this amount is $12,954 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly oharsreable to ordinary repairs. $30,872.
a In this amount is $14,592 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount property chargeable to ordinary repairs. $29,484.
b In this amount is $15,273 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs. 932/d31.
e In this amount is $18,299 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charereable to ordinary repairs, $35,298.
d In this amount is $18,937 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charsreable to ordinary repairs. $38,372.
e In this amount is $21,241 paid collectors, ]ockt(>nders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargreable to ordinary repairs, $35. 274.
/ In this amount is $22,413 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargreable to ordinary repairs, $33,318.
a In this amount is $16,157 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly char{?eable to ordinary repairs. 931,502.
h In this amount is $15,272 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charsreable to ordinary repairs. $28,829.
i In this amount is $13,803 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs. $20,704.
j In this amount is $13,136 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargreable to ordinary repairs, 830,469.
k In this amount is $13,248 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charireable to ordinary repairs, J29,659.
I In this amount is $13,089 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly charsreable to ordinary repairs, $27,169.
m In this amount is $16,384 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs. $27,117.
Yi In this amount is $13,240 paid collectors. loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the anaount properly charfireable to ordinary repairs, 830.236.
o In this amount is $13,303 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs, $25,760.
p In this amount is $13,573 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs. $23,412.
Q In this amount is $13,557 paid collectors, loektenders and iucidentHls, which would leave
the amount properly charseable to ordinary repairs. $20,203.^
r In this amount is $13,642 paid collectors. loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs, $17,899.
» In this amount is $14,967 paid collectors, loektenders and incidentals, which would leave
the amount properly chargeable to ordinary repairs, $16,537.
42
R.'
Statement of number of canal boats running; of miles run; of clear-
ances issued, and of tons transported on the Illinois and Michi-
gan Canal during thirty-eight years, viz. : from 18G0 to 1897, in-
clusive.
Date.
Clearances.
Boats
I runninflr.
Miles run.
Tons
transported.
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1S74
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
IH86
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
2,926
6.339
7.044
5.810
4.527
3.907
5.488
4.183
4,128
4.524
2.903
3.523
•5,018
♦4,743
•4,296
•3.554
•4.049
•4,008
•4.299
•4.458
•4.536
•4.459
♦4,055
•3.789
•4,204
•3.900
•3.783
•3,824
•3.326
•4,299
•2.920
•2,203
•3,014
•2.452
•2.907
•2.664
•2,660
•4, 151
201
194
211
240
288
288
230
209
218
219
179
186
173
172
152
142
146
145
140
136
133
132
132
132
134
135
130
132
122
in
104
97
95
82
85
8t
67
235.684
415,599
474.976
118.713
300.340
.160.614
406.784
357.623
345.169
285.050
242,650
278.948
334.820
328.164
288.075
259.878
:ffi2,024
272.788
293.335
:)04. 191
320,009
316.435
335,710
306.618
325.421
304.664
303.575
290.388
267,771
334.107
260,718
243. 2U
260,149
187,904
206,875
196,132
167.289
179.954
367.437
547.295
673,590
619.599
510.286
616. 140
746. as
746.815
737.827
817.738
585.970
628.975
783,641
849,533
712.030
676,085
691.963
605. 012
596.792
669.559
751.360
836,133
1.011.287
925,575
966.721
827. SS5
808, 019
742.074
751.065
917.017
641.156
783.288
529,816
617.811
581.507
446.762
484.575
• Includes clearances at Henry and Copperas creek.
t Of this amount 16 are propellers; 3 aretuflrs.
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44
H
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Unsold Canal Lots November 30, 1897.
Lots.
Block.
CUICAQO.
Being: in Canal CommlsHloners' subdivision of that part of
soathwest U section 29, township 39, ranse 14 east, lying:
south of the main canal, west of nver, and Known as blocks
12 and 13 of Canal Trustees' subdivision of blocks 10, 10^.
11.12,13 and southwest U section 29,39,14. Also blopk**A.'*
not previously surveyed or platted, in southwest U section
and east of Chicago river 1,2
1,22
In Canal Trustees' new subdivision, east fraction southeast
fractions ^i section 21, 29, 14, 7
LOC^KPORT.
Sub lots 2 and 3 of subdivision of lot 3.
Sub lot 2 of subdivision of lot 4
1,2
3.4,6.
Vacated street between blocks
1,2.3,4,5
vacated street between
1.2.3,4,5
1.2.3
2
5.6,7,8.9.10,11,12
1,2.3.4.5,6
Strip N. £. of and adjoinini:.
1.2,3.4.5
1,2,3,4
«,Vo acres west of river W. ^ section 23. T. 36, R. 10, Lockport.l
JOLIET.
Northwest U section 9, township 35, ranire 10 east 3d P.M.,
"North Joliet" as laid out by the Canal Trustees 1,2,3.4,6,6.
7.8,9.10.11
1, 2. 3. 4. 6. West Joliet
E. ^,S. H, block 1, West Joliet
1,2,3,4.6,6,7,8,9,10.11
2. Old Town Joliet
4.5.6.7.8
10
1
Unnumbered lot between Reed and Joliet streets. Old Joliet . .
Vacated, end of Mill street between
North Joliet
11, 12, 13. 14. 15. 16
Old town of Joliet, east part of lot 5, called "McKee Tract" . . .
DuPaoe (Now called Channahon).
8.9, (worth nothins:. inundated)
3
1,2
1
Valuation.! Total.
12
12^2]
13 ;
A
35
I
«$50.000 00
toO.OOOOO
♦12.000 00
• 1.000 00
6.000 00
63
63
71
102
102-3
103
103-14
103
114
116
121
122
122
123
126
129
131
134
135
1
1
1
2
3
3
5
8
2-3
36-37
37
4
4
16
21
51
52
ttt
$100 00
50 00
10.000 00
3.000 00
600 00
3.000 00
600 00
3.000 00
1,400 00
800 00
3,500 00
4.000 00
300 00
3.000 00
400 00
150 00
25 00
50 00
100 00
865 00
***
SI. 100 00
6.000 00
1.500 00
500 00
500 00
300 00
600 00
200 00
100 00
500 00
3.800 00<
$3.000 00
100 00,
$119,000 00
$34.940 00
915.100 00
3.000 00
$18.100 00
10 00,
40 001
100 00;
300 00
$650 0»
45
tirr*'>
T"— Continued.
Lots.
Block. Valuation. I Total.
Kankakee. I
Blocks 30,31,32,34,37.38.39.40 and 42. being: in section 31. town-'
ship 34, ransre 9 east, 3d P. M., containinir 16i^ acreK, at|25i
per acre '
Morris.
Lying beeween canal and Illinois river
B
Ottawa (Oriirinal Town).
1.2,3.4.5,6.7,8
1,2,3,4,5,6,7.8.9.10.11,12.
1,2,3.4.5,6
State's Addition to Ottawa.
3,4,5.
LaSalle.
1.2,3 and part of 4.
1,2,3
Outlets 7,8,9 and 10 in Canal Trustees' subdivision, northea.st
fractional section 21. 83, 1
38
141
142
I
City of Henry.
3.937 acres, beinir east part of lot 26
Banner, Fulton County.
23 acres near Copperas Creek lock
$408 00 $406 OO
200 00! S200 00
1
1
20 :
1
lOOOi
21 ;
4.000 00
22
600 00
23
600 00
24
300 00
26
500 00
26 1
500 00
27
400 00
28 1
1
2.860 00'
I $6.960 00
♦* 3.500 00
' $10,460 00'
$1.400 00
750 00
$2. 150 00
$1.000 00) $1.000 00
800 00
240 00
S800 00
$240 oa
* Includes buildlnips.
t Includes buildings— collector's office, two houses and hydraulic buildings.
U Includes buildings, viz.: Canal office, house and bam.
** Includes buildings, viz.: Shops at State Yard, bam. blacksmith shop.
ttt Includes buildings, viz. : Lock house.
Includes buildings, vis. : State shops, bams, sheds, locktender's house .■
46
"r— Concluded.
Unsold Canal Latnls Novemhei* 30, 1888.
DesrriptioD.
Sec-
tion.
Town.
Ranire.
Acres.
Valuation
per acre.
Valaation
per tract.
Three small islands
16
17
1
1^12
83
38
38
38
4
4
7
12
S5 W
Part of island in north half
5 00
Island in
13.09
2.25
SI 00
150 00
13 09
Strip in
337 60
Total
9360 59
RecapUukition.
Canal Lots ur Tracts.
Ohicaflro 7
Lockport 49
Joliet 46 .........
DuPagre 8
Kankakee 11
Morris 1
Ottawa 35
LaSalle 7
Peru 4
Henry .^ 3.937 acres
Banner. Fulton Go. 24 acres..
Unsold lands
Total
Valuation.
S119.000 00
34.940 00
18.100 00
550 00
406 00
200 00
10.460 00
2.150 00
1.000 00
800 00
240 00
8187.848 00
Total.
$187,848 00
360 59
$188,208 59
«<yji
Statement of the princqyal articles transported upon the Illinois
and Michiijan Canal and Illinois River ^ cleared at Collector's
Offices on the Illinois and Michigan Canal and Locks at Henry
and Copperas Creek, for the year ending November" 30, 1897.
Articles.
'Measure
Pounds..
Articles not enumerated
Agrricultural implements
Brick Number.
Barrels, empty Pounds. .
Barley Bushels.
€om '
Coal Tons . . . . |
Carpenter and joiner's work Pounds. .
Drain pipe * ' ,
Earth Tons . . . . !
'Esgti Dozen
Flour, in sacks Barrels..
Flour, in barrels I
Furniture i Pounds
Floorini:. dressed Feet
Lock
at Henry.
44.500
1.949.636
668.339
2,318.514
531^
""74*625"
352
64,11(21
Lock at
Copperas
Creek.
10.800 .
55 I
325.490
11.600
■ ••l..«
68.760
91.800
' i67,'256
1.158
' 325
1.960
90
1.171
•••.••.
Total.
:i83.7d0
11.600
2,018.396
668.839
2.577.364
1.3U>«
76,575
352
90
60.274
46, 6U
10.800
64,876
47
"f"'— Concluded.
Articles.
Lock
LiO<'k at
Mt'Mure Canal. ; at Henry. ! C?PJ^!!:*^ ^ot*].
Hay
Ice
Iron, all kinds
Lath
Lime, common
Lime, hydraulic
Lumber
Meal
Machinery
Merchandise
Nails and spikes
Oats
Oils
Posts and rails
Potatoea
Railroad ties
Rye
Stone, dimension, rouffh
Stone, riprap
Stone, rubble
Sand
Seeds
Shinsrles ,
Sail
Staves and headinirs
SidiniT ,
Wheat
Wasrons
Wood
Boats ,
Saw logs
Passengers ,
Tons
42^2
Number.
Barrels. .
• *
Feet.....
Pounds..
Bushels.
Barrels. .
Number.
Bushels.
Number.
Bushels.
Cu. ,yds.
Tons
Pounds..
Number.
Bls&sksi
Number.
Feet
Bushels. I
Pounds .
Cords . . . !
Miles
Number
8.0^
528.000
9,000
3,125.770
5.566,000
121,700 ,
928. 177
74»2
1.680
699 ■
8.421
24.050
37.648
99,911
5.578>2
19.660
693.000
225
22.400
7.000 1
536.614
i,"226'"
177.808
144^'
11.345 I
8.830 ,
Creek.
11.400
29
' 18.851'
14.100 ;
572.540
9,165 I
I
350^4
273 '
1.140
8.750
800
'2,506"
313
2.056
'3.865'
1.771,634
806"
300
'198'
"8."866'
22.
16.
528.
9.
3. 142.
5.566.
135.
2,678.
9,
210,
1.
8.
24.
37.
99,
5.
20.
971.
22,
i,
536.
2.
1,
179.
7.
4.
I86I3
745
919
000
80
000
621
000
800
351
165
98li«
424^
680
273
699
421
650
648
911
57?*»fl
800
750
225
400
800
914
500
424
1'51
SOD
178
ii
V.
>j
Hates of Tolls and Lockage Established upon the Illinois and Michi-
gan Canal and the Locks at Henry and Copperas Creek, in the
Illinois River.
By resolution of the Board of Canal Commissioners, passed April 8, 1897, to
take effect upon opening of navicfation.
On freight boats, per mile on the canal, 3 cents.
liocka^re at Henry and Copperas Creek on all boats of 150 tons and under
shall be $1.50, and this charg-e shall be made at each lock.
On boats of more than 150 tons measurement lockage shall be charged at
the rate of one cent per ton measurement, and this charge shall be made at
each lock : Provided, that on boats passing through the locks in fleets of two
or more, engaged in regular traffic, requiring only a single lockage, the lock-
age charge, by ton measurement or otherwise, may be divided between said
boats at each lock.
The lockage on cabin boats, in tow of steamers or canal boats, shall be 25
cents each; fuel boats, in tow of steamers, 50 cents; row boats, in tow of
steamers or canal boats, 10 cents each.
No lockage on boats shall be made for less than $1.50. Cargoes must be
charged for, as hereinafter indicated, in addition to lockage charge on boats.
Toll is to be computed upon the weight (1,000 pounds per mile) of all arti-
cles contained in tne following list, unless otherwise stated.
Lockage at Henrj' and Copperas Creek to be computed upon the weight
(per 1,000 pounds) unless otherwise stated.
48
" F"— Continued.
I
Through
Freight.
Articles.
Barbed wire ?
Bark, tanner's
Barley
Barrels, empty
Beans
Bran
Buckwheat
Charcoal
Clay
Coal, per ton, per mile
Coke
Com
Drainaire pipe
Flour
Furniture, household
Hay and fodder
Hemp
Hoops and materials for
Hubs, boat knees and bolts
Ice
Iron, piiT. scrap and railroad
Iron, wrouirht and cast
Iron ore
Land plaster, bone dust and super-phosphate
Lead, pipe, sheet and roll, piffs and oars
Lime, common
Lime, hydraulic
Machinery
Meal
Merchandise (includinir hardware, dry ^oods, cut-
lery, crroceries, crockery and all other articles not
specified)
Oats
Rye
Salt, in sacks or barrels
tand and other earth
eeds
Ship stuff
Shorts and screeninirs
Staves and heading:
Wheat
Zinc, spelter
Tolls
in mills.
•h
2
1
1
9
Id
x*c
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Iks
1
hi
1
1
1
1
2
1
1*6
1
1
1
1
hi
V
10
Local
Freight.
1
LOCKAGI.
Tolls
Lockaire
in mills.
in cent*.
•\
3
1
Ih
%
IH
2
3
1
3
1
3
34
1»8
1
3
'4
3
>2
3
I4
3
\
Ih
1
3
1
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
2
Ih
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2
1
8
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2
1
1
1
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1
2
1
2
2
3
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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49
**r''- -Continued.
j On the foUowinji: articles toll per mile and locknge will be computed by
number and measure:
Articles.
Through
Freight.
TollH
in inilU.
Local
Freight.
Tolls
in mills.
On each 1.000 feet of lumber por mile
1, 000 feet of dressed rtooriug
1.000 feet of siding: '*
l,0001ath *•
1.000 shingles **
l.OOObricK **
** 100 split posts (not over 5 in. in di-
ameter) or fen^'o rails * *
500 railroad ties *■
' ' cord of wo«»d for fuel
cubic yard (27 c. ft.) dressed or sawed
stone
cubic yard (27 c. ft. ) rubble stone * *
cubic yard (27 c. ft.) dira'n -itone **
cubic yard (27 c. ft ) macadam stone **
Passentrers (each round trip of 25 miles or less on
canal) 5c each
2
3
15
8
7
4
6
2
4
u
3
4
20
10
8
5
8
2
Lockage.
Lockage
in cents.
5
5
1
5
5
8
8
15
10
15
9
5
On Lumber Shipments, from Chicago to points noted below, the fol-
io win (j Kates of Toll will be charged:
Articles.
o
Cts
o
c
cts
o
ft)
cts
w5
a. -
n
.C
a
O
30
CO
ft
3
rt
ft
9
Jt*
C0
9
SB
9
r
cts CtsCts
Cts Cts I Cts
Cts Cts Cts
Ob each 1,000 feet of lumbert
** 1,000 feet of dressed Hoorins:.
1.000 feet of siding
l.OOOlath
** 1,000 sbine:ies
10
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
1
22 I23
8
9.6
10.4
11.2
12
13.6
14.4
15.2
16
17 6,18.4
4
4.8
5.2
5.6
6
6.8
7.2
7.6
8
8.8 9.2
2
2.4
2.6
2.8
3
3.4
3.6
3.8
4
4.4' 4.6
1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.7
1.8
1.9
2
2.2j 2.3
1
16
12.8
fi.4
3.2
1.6
"Through Freight" is that which is cleared from Copperas Qreek or Henry to Chicago:
or from Chicago to Henry or Copperas Creek.
"Local Freight'* includes all other freight.
t Provided that on wood transported over twenty-flve miles the toll shall not exceed 25
cents per cord. All timber on boats shall be taken board measure.
• Provided that on stone transported over twenty-flve miles the tolls shall not exceed 12^*5
cents per cubic yard on macadam and rubble: and 20 cents per cubic yard on dimension and
dressed or sawed stone.
\ Provided that on lumber, cleared to the same point, 100,000 feet shall be considered a
full canal boat load— all over that free of toll. Flooring, siding, lath and shingles to be
figured on the same ba.^is.
Provided that on clearances from Chicago to Copperas Creek, or from Copperas Creek
to Chicago, the lockage on boat and cai go. shall be one-half the above rates at each lock,
provided the cargo is not transferred before reaching destination as cleared.
Provided that boats passing both locks in the Illinois river, shall be charged one-half the
above rates of lockage at each lock, on cargo, but shall pay the straight lockage charge on
boats at each lock.
^' Boats entering the canal at LaSalle. and passing out again without proceeding as far
a.H Ottawa, shall be charged $1 00 each, if the toll on boat and cargo at above rates should
not amount to SI .00.
49' The weight of a box, crate, vessel or thing in which any article may be contained,
shall be added to the weight of the article itself and toll computed accordingly.
Duplicate bills of lading required in all cases, one to be deposited with the collector to
whom toll or lockage is paid.
—4 c.
50
LaSalle
"Utica...!.
Buffalo Rock
Ottawa(coUector's
office. ^
Marseilles.
Seneca .^_.
Morris • .j_.
Eaut Morris ... ....
Aiix Sablft .j_.
Dresden.
k an k ak ee Feed e r.
Channahon
JBird'a Bridge
Rock Run .j^^
J olietJVIound Co ..
David son's Qn ar'y
"lllinoig"St~eel Mills
Penitentiary... . . ^
Western Stone Co.
Quarry No. 9
Joliet Lime Stone
_Co. ...^......
Anieric*!! Stone Co.
Keariis. Prender-
gaat & Bender —
Lockport (collect-
or's office)
Western Stone Co.
Quarry No. 7
Romea ^.
Erickson's Quarry
W jstern Stone Co.
Qiiarry No. 6
Western Stone Co.
Quarry No. 5.
Western Stone Co.
Quarry No. 4 . . .^^
Western Stone Co.
Quar. Nog. 2&3..
Illinois Stone Co..
Leniont ._^
Western Stone Co.
Quarry No. 1 ^
Sag Bridge
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Weight per Barrel in
Pounds
Table of Weujhts.
Weight per Bushel in Weight of F^nipty Bar
Pounds. ; rels in Pounds.
Molasses
Lard
Oil
Whiskey, vinegar.
Beef or pork
Salt
Lime, hydraulic...
ijime. common
Flour
500
360,
400.
350i
350,
300
3001
20O;
1%'
I Ear corn 70
Shelled corn 5C
Flour 20
Whiskey SOi
Wheat 60: Pork or beef 50
Rye BGJITiercea 60
Oats 32l Kerosene 70
Barley 481
Irish potatoes.
60|,
, Sweet potatoes 55'
Salt 50!
Salt, fine 55,
(Uover seed 6(1. i
Timothy .seed 45. ,
Flax seed 56
Miscellaneous— Lbs.
Wagon, average
weight 900
Reaper 1.200
Earth, per cubic
yard 3,200
Sand, per cubic
yard 3.500
(travel, per cubic
yard 3.300
Dimension stone
per cubic yard. 4.800
Rubble stone,
per cubic yard. 3.600
Wood, per cord.. 3.000
N. B.— The attt'ntioii of nil masters and shippers is hereby directed to the following sec-
tions of the rules, by-laws and regulations of the Illinois and Michigan Canal, to-wif : Sec-
tions 55 to 63 inclusive, and the rules established for the lockage of boats at Henry and
Copperas Creek.
C. E. Snivel V, President, ('anton, 111.
F. M. Ryon, Treasurer, Streator, 111.
Leon McDonald, (len. Supt., Lockport, 111.
Howard 0. Hilton, Secretary, llockford, 111.
W. L. Sackett, Chief Clerk a*nd Paymaster, Lockport, 111,
General offices, Lockport, 111.
W."
SIZE OF CANAL L(X'KS.
Locks on the Illinois and Michigan Canal admit boats of 105 feet ST^nff? 17^2
feet beam.
Draft of boats permitted on canal 4 feet, S inches.
Bridfi^es are 12 feet above the water surface.
Locks on the Illinois river at Henry and Copperas Creek are 350 feet long,
75 feet wide.
(i
X"
COMMISSIONERS.
Clarence E. Snively. President
Howard O. Hilton. Secretary...
Frank M. Ryon, Treasurer
Canton, Illinois...
Rock ford, Illinois.
Streator, Illinois..
52
List of Officers and Agents employed by the Board of Canal Com
missioners in JS9G 7.
Name.
John Ryan
Leon McDonald.
Occapation.
Com-
pensa-
tion.
Remarks.
Merritt M. Arnold . .
VV. L. JSackett
John E. Cox...
E. VV. Willard
Jas. V. Coufirhlin ..
W. H. Ryon
Ed. O. McConnell
J ames Barron
John G. Hoesrer
Jas. Barron
(General Superintendent $2,500
2,080
Chief clerk and paymaster
Assistant clerk, (general office.
As.sistant. treasurer's office.
I
1,200
980
840
1.400
m)
'MO
(Collector of tolls. ChicafiTO i 1.200
j 1,200
.Asst.collectorof tolls, Chicago 1,000
1,000
Duncan Campbell — I
M. M. Arnold Collector of tolls. Lockport —
W. L. Sackett
Patrick J. Maboney. ** Ottawa
John O'Donnell
Jos. N. Krenz
Lee R. Kinnear
Levi M. Donnelly
(tco. WoodruflF
Tho.H . M ulcahey
M . J . Carey
Wm . Keoutrh . . .
Valentine Link ,
K. X. VVerlintf. .
Geo. T. Dowse..
Chas. Dimmick.
L. A. Smith
E. C. Smith
Oscar Korah
Samuel Shuberif
Owen Kaveny*
ElishaSly*
Anton Wellnitz*
<iu3tave SeitK*
Joseph Carlon* ......
Joseph Gretza*
J ames Floyd*
VVintteld Blood*
Frank Shaw*
J. L. Hon-ton*
Frank McDerraott* .
John Wiitson*
John Clark*
A. Hubbard*
Bernard Brennan
Frank Frost
J. Maloy*
VVni. Meliin*
Timothy O'Connell*.
(Jeo. Funk*
Jdlili iioiU*
Niiholas McCormi'k*
Joliii t'orrjjfan*
J allies iioss*
Janujs McCune
Frank Walkor
Henry
Copperas Cr.
Inspector of boats, Chicago...
Foreman repair shop,Lockport
Ottawa..
« •
Foreman dredsre No.l & ongri'r.
Foreman repair boat No.l
No. 2
Ijocktender, lock No.l
• I ft •
lock No. 2
• «
• «
» >
• *
locks No.^. 3 and 4
• • • •
lock No, 5 —
Guard lock
• t
locks Nds. 6 and 7
lock No. 8
• ft
locks Nos.9and 10
• • • •
Side Cut lock, Ot-1
tawa I
IiOcktender,Side Cut lock, Ot-j
tawa I
Lock tender, lock No. 11
OOt-
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900
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900
900
900
900
900
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900
1.200
1,200
1.200
100
65
65
65
35
35
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70
.; 70
35
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70
35
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Relieved Feb. 15. 1897
Services commenced Feb.
16,1897
Relieved Feb. 15. 1897
Services commenced Feb.
16.1897
Relieved Feb. 18. 1897
Services commenced Feb.
16,1897
Relieved Feb. 15, 1897
Services began Feb. 16.1897...
Relieved May 21, 1897
Services began May 21, 1897
Relieved April 10, 1897
Services began April 10.1897
(appointed collect<»r May
21,1897
Services began May 21. 1897
Relieved Feb. 16. 1897
Services began Feb. 16.1897...
Relieved Feb. 28,1897
Services be'an March 1.1897..
Relieved March 15. 1897
Services began March 15. 1887. .
R<?lieved Feb. 28. 18ir7
vServices began March 1,1897..
Relieved April 1. 1897
Services commenced April
1,1897
Reiie ved " if'eb . 28." 1897 !!.*."!!.'.'! !
Services began March 1,1897.,
Services began April 1.1897..
Services began March 1,1897..
Services . began March 1, 1897
(relieved Sept. 3.1897)
Appointed Sept. 1.1897
Relieved Feb. 28,1897
Services began March 1,1897..
Relieved March 30, 1897
Services began April 1,1897...
Relieved March 10, It^
.Services began March 10.1897.
Relieved March 10,1897
Services began March 10, 1897.
Relieved March 10.1897
Services began March 10, 1887.
Relieved March 10,1897
Services began March 10.1897.
Relieved May 15. 1897
Services began May 15,1897....
Relieved Feb. 28.1897
StTvices began March 1.1897..
35 OOJ:' Relieved Feb. 28,1897.
• »
lock No. 12 1
lock No. 13 '.'.'. *.'.'.'.'.'
ft •
locks Nos.Uand 15
• • • •
Henry lock
Copperas Creek..
35
35
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35
35
35
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70
70
;{.!
3o
OOP. Services
OOf Kelieved
00?. Servit-es
00^.
00;
00 i
00;
0U<
Relieved
Services
Relieved
S«*rvices
Relieved
•>ervice.s
Services
Services
began March 1.1897..
March 15.1897
began March 1.1897..
March 1.1897
began March 15,1897.
March 15.1897
began March 15.1897.
Feb. 28. 1897
began March 1.1897..
bogau March 15.1897.
began March 1,1897.
^ ^Jj.OU per iMonth during winter months.
t Tcr annum.
; IVr mouth.
t Per mouth during navigation.
53
REPORT OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Superintendent's Office— Illinois and Michigan Canal.
LoCKPORT, III., December 1, 181)7.
To the Htmorable Board of Canal Commissioners, Lochj)ort, Illinois:
Gentlemen: — In compliance with your directions I herewith submit the
following report relative to the maintenance and repairs of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal and the locks and dams, at Henry and Copporas Creek, in
the Illinois River, for the fiscal year ending November 30, 1897.
I entered upon the discharge of the duties of this office February 10, 18t)7.
My first endeavor was to familiarize myself as thoroughly as might be with
the condition and needs of the work placed in my charge. I found that there
was a great deal of work of a most urgent nature to be done, a part of which
had been reported by my predecessor as necessary, but toward the accom-
plishment of which no steps had been taken, and a part for which the ne-
cessity had but recently arisen. On March 8th I submitted to you a report
indicating the greater part of the work to which I have reference, together
with an estimate of the co.st of the same. A comparison of this cost, added
to the average cost for maintenance and repairs, demonstrated beyond doubt
that the balance turned over to you b^; your predecesors, ($27. 313. .19) together
with what receipts from all sources might be reasonably anticipated would be
far from adeqirate for the needs of the canal during the current and the com-
ing year. To meet this emergency an appropriation was asked for and re-
ceived from the Legislature, $50,000 of which was available for the purpose
of restoring the canal and its appurtenances to a normal condition of safety
and usefulness.
So far as time and machinery and appliances at my command have per-
mitted, this? work has been accomplished, but, as you are aware, there is still
much to be done. A partial recapitulation of the work accomplished will
undoubtedly be of interest.
The following buildings and structures have been painted with two coats
of the best lead and oil — a treatment of which thoy stood very much in need.
some of them being almost as innocent of any protection of this nature as
they were the day they were erected. Twenty-six residence buildings and
shops, twenty-five bridges, two acqueduct bridges, seventy-six lock gates,
balance beams and other lock appurtenances and a number of smaller build-
ings owned by the canal and used for various purposes.
A great deal of work was also done on these buildings in the way of re-
shingling, inside papering and painting, and repairs to doors, windows, locks,
.shutters, siding, cellars, drains, fences, sidewalks, outhouses and the like.
One of the spans of the west river bridge at ('hannahon has been rebuilt,
as al.so three spans of the tow-path brid^^e at the Ottawa acquoduct. A ma-
jority of the bridges have required repairs and replanking.
Five new lock gates have been built with which gates that were worn out
have been replaced.
The Wallbridge and Kickapoo culverts, which were in an extremely de-
cayed and dangerous condition, have both been relined throughout in a
thoroughly substantial and lasting manner. The material used was the best
vitrified brick, laid in Portland cement, and compactly grouted with concrete
made of sand, gravel and Utica cement. I have no hesitation in saying that
I believe these structures to be now nearly, if not <|uite, as substantial as the
original ones, constructed over fifty years ago.
After a thorough inspection of the dam in the Fox River at Dayton^ it was
decided that that structure, if properly repaired, might be made to last for
several years to come without, at the present time, incurring the expense of
54
its entire rebuildinff. These repairs have been made, the dam entirely re-
planked, both above and below, and several thousand j^ards of filling disposed
above the dam where it would be of the most use in strengthening and pre-
serving the same.
A number of waste gates which were on the point of giving way have been
rebuilt.
During the time of high water, in the spring of the year, Dam No. 1, at
Jackson street, in Joliet, which had been but roughly repaired subsequent to
a previous break, \yas partially washed out. Owing to the fact that the plans
of the Chicago Drainage District contemplate the entire removal of this clam
at an early date it was thought best to expend no more money at this point
than was absolutely necessary for the maintenance of navigation. In view of
this fact stone was brought from the spoilbank of the canal between Ix>ck
port and Romeo and the break in the dam ultimately filled in by its use.
in which condition it has been allowed to remain pending the prosecution of
the plans of the Drainage District.
During the month of September a i)ortion of the docking alongside of the
Danville elevator, in Chicago, which is the property of the canal, began to
give way, threatening serious trouble. A number of feet of new dockinjjf was
put in at this point and the whole strengthened by anchor piling driven close
to the building.
The dredge and derrick have b(;on in commission the whole season and I
desire to recommend especially to your notice the large amount of work
which has been performed by them. I believe the limit of the capacity of
these machines was attained. On the level above Lock No. 1, the main chan-
nel was dredged from the lock to the opening in the hydraulic basin. Over
1,200 feet of dockage was thoroughly cleaned out on tlie east bank, and the
sediment and debris removed from every foot of the hydraulic basin. Below
Lock No. 4, the channel was dredged from the lock nearly to the basin at
the works of the Illinois Steel Co. On the Channahon Level the channel was
dredged from Brandon's bridge nearly half a mile in both directions, making
good water for navigation where, for a number of years, boatmen have been
complaining of the delay occasioned by reason or the insufficient depth of
water. Just east of Utica a large bar was removed by the dredge and the
channel widened, riprap being afterward laid across the mouth of the slough
which has been the annual cause of the trouble at this point for a long time.
The **settling basin" formed by the riprap will probably obviate all difficulty
from this source for years to come. About a month was spent by the dredge
in deepening and removhig obstructions from '^Steamboat Channel," below
Lock No. 15, opposite the cities of LaSalle and Peru, the same haying be-
come impassable for loaded boats at a low stage of water in the Illinois River.
The locks at Henry and Copperas Creek and tneir approaches for a thousand
feet above and below, in the Illinois River, were also cleaned out and
dredged. Making in all an unusually large sea.son's work.
Considerable labor has been expended upon the dikes at Copperas Creek
upon both sides of the river, both of these structures having been materially
injured by high water in the spring of the year. This work involved the
boating of two barge loads of stone trom the canal spoilbank, near Lockport,
for the Spring Lake dike, and the scraping and carting of a large amount of
soil, the felling and trimming of many trees and removal of undergrowth, for
the dike on the opposite shore.
The fire which occurred at Copperas Creek in the previous year, destroying
several thousands of dollars wortli of the State property, demonstrated the
need and utility of something in the way of fire protection, a matter which iu
past years has received but scant attention. In pursuance of this idea, a
windmill, with tower and ample tank, has been erected at Copperas Creek, by
means of which water can, in a few moments after an alarm nas been given,
be thrown upon and over any of the buildings on the premises. The other
buildings along the line of the canal, have each been furnished with 3 gallon
hand e.xtinguishers of approved type, in order that, so far as possible, at a
reasonable cost, the danger of loss by fire may be reduced to a minimum.
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•
Aside from the break at Dam No. 1, there has been but one accident of mo-
ment during: the past year. This occurred near Lock No. 13, between Utica
and LaSalle. in the early part of the mouth of July. At that time a storm of
such nia^jnitude as to be closely akin to a cloudburst occurred in this vicinity
and the water came down from the adjoining bluff into the canal in such vol-
ume that none of the means supplied for erettinff rid of it were ample and it
was soon running over the canal banks. Particularly was this true where the
canal is crossed by Pecumsaugin Creek, a short distance east of the lock. So
swollen was this ordinarily insignificant stream that larpe quantities of all
kinds of detritus, including the trunks of trees, some of them nearly two feet
in diameter, were brouerht down its channel and lodged in the canal. In a
number of places the oanks were cut nearly, but fortunately, not entirely
through, while the bed of the canal was filled for several hundred feet even
with its banks with sand, gravel, earth, stumps, logs and the like. This oc-
currence was the only source of delay to navigation during the season, and
through the most strenuous exertions the stoppage from this cause lasted but
three days, though much lor.ger time was re(juired to repair all the damage
done.
There were two other small breaks during the season— one a short distance
west of Morris, and the other a short distance east of Marseilles- neither of
which, however, were of a serious nature. A few hours' labor in each in-
stance was all that was re(|uired to repair the damage.
In addition to the work performed which I have recounted, there w^as, of
course, the usual amount expended upon what is termed * ordinary mainten-
ance and repairs."
There has been considerable complaint during the season about the low
stage of water between Lockport and Bridgeport. This has been owing to
the fact that it has been necessary to make a good many repairs to the ma-
chinery at the pumping works and at such times it was impossible to operate
the pump« to their full capacity. It is difficult to see how this could have
been avoided. I am now assured, however, by the engineer in charge that
the plant has been put in good condition throughout and that no more trouble
from this source need be expected for a good while to come.
Before closing this part of my report I would like to call attention to the
condition of the real property which belongs to the canal. I find that in many
places property owned by the canal has been "s<|uatted upon" by private in-
dividuals and corporations and it is now being occupied and useci by them
without the slightest color of right beyond that which has grown up in their
own minds from the fact of undisturbed possession for a greater or less
period of time. More especially is this true of the *'I)0-foot strip" whi(^h is
owned by the canal on either side of its channel. Houses and barns have
been built thereon and many acres fenced in by adjoining property ow^ners in
the rural districts and placed under cultivation or used for pasturage. In a
number of other instances efforts have been made and are being made by in-
dividuals to take possession of property to which the canal ac<iuired title
either bv means of the Federal grant or condemnation proceedings, incited
thereto, \ presume, by the fact that for a number of years there has i)een no
reason for the Jictive assertion of that title on the part of the State. During
the past year a number of these ** squatters" at Bridgeport, Willow Springs,
Sag, Lemont and LaSalle have been forced to acknowledge the rights of the
State and tnter into leases for the ground they occupy. But there is still
much work of this character to be done and I would recommend that it be
pushed with a.s much vigor as circumstances will allow. There is much valu-
able property involved and the more there is of delay the more difficult the
work of reclamation.
REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 1807.
The ordinary repairs for the incoming year may reasonably be expected to
ani<mnt to about the same as for the year just closed, for the details of which
ard all other expenditures I would respectfully refer to the report which pre-
56
cedes this, but, in addition to this, there is other work to be done, an ap-
proximate estimate of the cost of which would, in my judgment, be as
follows:
Kebuildin^of Nettle creek aqueduct at Morris $2,000 OO
Fiebuildine: of waste gates ut Lockport 1,344 38
Rebuildintf of west dam at Chaniiahon 6.350 64
Rebuilding: of Dredge Nt>. 1 { , »#« nr.
Rebuilding of derrick for Dredge No. 1 ) I.WWOU
Renewal of lock ^aces (4) 1,000 00
Renewal of bridarcH — 2. 100 00
I )redifinif of Spring Lake Canal 2.000 00
Dredginif at other points 8. 000 00
Rebuilding of dock at State yanl, Lockport 300 00
Rebuilding of culvert at Marseilles 3,574 29
Repairin^rof lock walls -. 4.000 00
liepai r boat 1 . 200 00
The lock at Bridgeport is in a very unsafe condition and should bo either
thoroughly repaired or rebuilt this winter. This is an expense, however,
which, under the terms of the joint resolution of the Legislature of 1881,
should be borne by the city of Chicago. I have discussed the matter with
the city engineer of that city and he lias promised that the matter shall be
attended to.
There is other work of considerable magnitude which is quite urgent, but
which it would be impossible, with the means at hand, to undertake and
accomplish during the coming year. I have indicated only such work as I
think can bo handled and which seems to re({uire the most immediate atten-
tion.
In closing, permit me to add that every indication points to a decided in-
crease in traflic on the canal for the coming season and a consequent increase
in the revenues. The interest which has been shown on the part of your
administration is thoroughly rehabilitating the canal, and, in the greatest
possible degree, accommodating those who are interested in this mode of
transportation, has resulted in a corresponding increase of interest on their
part which can not fail to be of ultimate material benefit to the institution as
a whole.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
Leon McDonald,
General Superintendent .
ttrtfi
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
Lockport, III., Feb. 15, 1897.
To the Honorable Board of Canal Commisffioners of the State of Illinois:
Okntlkmkn.— I have the honor to submit to you, its required by the statutes
of Illinois, the following report showing the several amounts of moneys paid
to me as treasurer of the iioard of Canal Commissioners, and for interest on
57
daily balances of canal funds for period commencing December 1, 1896, and
ending February 15, 18J7, viz. :
1897.
Feb. 15
15
15
15
To balance on hand Dec. 1. 1896 , $27,813 39
Received from sundry toll?*, rent.s, etc., as per detailed'
statement of CommisRioners , S6,754 41
To received from Peru Stare Bank, Peru. 111.. % of 2^j per;
cept. interest on avemire da ly baluuce from Dec. 1. IMW,
to February 15, 18.^7
To received fr<.m LaSalle Stat« Bnnk. LaSnlle. 111.. "U of
2*2 per cent, interest on uverasre daily balance from Uvc.l
1, 1896. to Feb. 15. 1897
To received from (ilobe Savings Bank. Chicnjsro -"U of 2^
percent, interest on average daily balance from Dec. 1,
1896. to Feb. 15. 1897
1 91
C7 82i
43 44;
13
Deduct sundry dl-sburscmeiita, per detailed statement of
Commia.sioner3
♦Total balance on hand Feb. 15, 1897
6.^m 61
$34,181 00
6.8^8 90
827.292 10
* NoTE—Above balance was turned over to my ."Successor in oflice, F. M Ryon, and re-
ceipt taken tbeietor.
Respectfully submitted,
John M. Welch,
Treasurer Hoard Canal Commissioners.
TREASURE RS REPORT.
LocKPOKT, 111., Dec. 1, 1897.
To the Honorable Board of Canal Commissioners of the State of Illinois:
Gen'TLKMKN: — I have the honor to .submit toyou,as re<]uire(l by the statutes
of Illinois, the following annual n-port showing the .several amounts of mon-
eys paid tome as treasurer of the Hoard of Canal Commissioners from Feb-
ruary 10, 1807, to November 31), 1S97, inclusive, viz.:
Feb.
June
July
Nov.
Nov.
J6' Received from .lohn M W'-lrh form(»r tr(;aRUrer.
19 Received from Henry L. Ih-rtz, State Treasurer..
19' Received from Henry L. Herrz, State Treasurer
30' Received from Unio i Narional Bank. Streator. III.. 5* of 2 per cent.
I interest on averajre daily balance of .*il3.3o0. from Feb. 16. 1897, to
I June 3U, 1»»7 ,
30 Received from Streator National Bank. Streator. ill., -k of 2 per cent.'
I interest on averasre daily balance of $10. OUO. from March 1, 18^7. tol
I June 30. 18D7 ;
Received from sundry tolls, renis, etc.. as per detailed staieraeut ofi
("ommissioners |
Totnl receipts '
Deducting: sundry disbursements, as per detailed statement of Com-!
missioners :
S27.2P2 10
30.»00 0()
20,0(i0 00
77 81
j Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1897
( _ __
The above balance is deposited in banks as follows, viz. :
50 00
44.496 90
$121,916 81
67.286 19
$54,630 62
Union National Bank. StrcHtor. Ill S34. 630 62
Streator National Bank, Streator, 111 20.000 00
Respectfully submitted,
F. M. Ryon, Treasurer,
--5 C.
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INDEX.
'Page.
Report and recommendutions of Com-
missioners 1-13
a. Maintenance of Canal for Navi-
iration 4
b East Peoria drain a&re case 4-5
c. Removal of dams in IDinois
River and recommendations. . 5
d. Extracts from report o£ Major
W, L. Marshal, U. S. Engineer. 6-8
e. Law applicable to sale of lots
and lands 10
f. Lands belonging to State for
canal purposes 10-11
g. Schedule of unsold lands 12-1.3
Statement of reeeipts and. disburse-
ments 14
Tolls on canal 15
From water power 16
From "90 foot strip" 16
From ice leases 18
Interest on canal funds 18
Sale of spoil bank stone 18
Miscellaneous receipts ^. 19
For certified copies ot records 19
Pase.
Statement of receipts and disburse-
ments—Cone Zttd«tf.
For sand 19
Lockage at Henry 29
Lockage at Copperas Creek 20
Detail statements of dl^tbursements—
Labor and incidental.M 21
Canal property 22
Maintenance and repaii* 23
Extraordinary 31
Henry lock 34
Copperas Creek lock 45
Receipts and expenditures, 1848 to 1897. 40
Canal boats, miles run. 1860 to 1897 42
Water power leases in force 43
Unsold canal lands 44
Principal articles cleared and trans-
ported 46
Rates of toll and lockage 47
Table of disi ances '. 50
Size of canal locks 51
Oflicers and agents 52
Report of CTeneral Superintendent 53
Treasurer's report 56
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
t)F THE
FACTORY INSPECTORS OF ILLINOIS
FOR THK YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 15. 1897
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.:
Phillii'S Bros.. Statk Printers.
189S.
ERRATUM.
PniXL' ',i. "Our motto of inspection" sliould read "Our method of inspection.
The statistical table of "Industries in Wankeesran" has been omitted.
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.
State of Illinois.
Office of Ixspectok of Factories and Workshops.
New Era BriLi)iN<r, December L5, Lsv)7.
To His Exrrllcurjj, Hoj^. JoHX R. Tanner, (iorrrnor of the St<ffr of
Illinois:
Dear Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith the fifth animal
report of the Inspectors of Factories and Workshops for the year
ondinsr December 15, 1>^97.
Very r(^s])ectfiilly yours.
LoL'is Arrin(;ton.
Inspci-for of Farfoi'ies (Oid 1\'orlx'slio/)s
REPORT OF INSPECTORS OF FACTORIES AND
WORKSHOPS.
To His Excellency, Hon, John R, Tanner, Governor of the Stale of
Illinois:
In accordance with section 9 of the act creating the Factory and
Workshop Inspector's Office, I have the honor to lay before you, on
behalf of this department, the fifth annual report of work done, with
snoh recommendations of additional legislation as my experience in
enforcing the law has shown to be urgently reciiiired.
Before proceeding further, however, I deem it but just that an
apology should be made for the briefness of the text matter con-
tained in this report. Since I have taken charge of this office the
new law went into effect; the law has been so enlarged that the child-
labor law now takes in almost every trade and occupation. Under the
old law the inspectors had under their jurisdiction only children em-
ployed in factories, workshops and sweat-shops to look after.
The Fortieth General Assembly so amended laws that it takes in
offices, laundries, mercantile institutions and stores ; and also amended
the law of the hours of employment of children under sixteen years
of age and passed an act for blowers for friction wheels; also for fire
escapes for buildings of two or more stories in height.
The time and opportunity have not been afforded to take up the
different subjects of interest which have been so conspicuous in
former reports.
Since the department has been placed in my charge, I have earn-
estly endeavored to conduct the affairs and work pertaining to this
department on a systematic and economical plan, with the kind and
hearty cooperation of those under my supervision. As for the as-
sistants of this department they are men and women of a high moral
sense of duty and so enforce the laws of the State, so as to do justice
to the employer and employ^ alike.
Manufacturers and those who employ a number of children are
being educated to appreciate the child-labor law and we find that the
large employers of children live up more strictly to the law than do
those who employ a small number, and in most cases we find that the
violations are not intentional, but negligence on the part of those
who have charge of hiring the help.
Outside of Cook county I find it more difficult to enforce the pro-
visions of the law. Without intending to criticise the former admin-
2 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
istrations of my predecessor in office, I fail to find on record in tiiis
office any convictions for violations of the child-labor law in the
sixty-two cities and towns outside of Cook county, which had been
visited by former inspectors; but since the appointment of the pres-
ent inspectors. May 13, 1897, this report will show that there have
been 112 convictions outside of Cook county. Such large manufac-
turing cities as Rockford, Peoria, Freeport, Aurora, Springfield, El-
gin, Joliet, Ualona and a number of less important manufacturing:
towns, in which are employed large numbers of children, have openly
defied the laws, and when deputies made inspections they found a
number of violations and in many cases children were employed
without inquiry as to their age. The reports first received from the
inspectors were that the manufacturers had not even tried to live up
to the law; they said, ''We have been inspected and they have tried
to prosecute us and have failed, and we have no time to pay any at-
tention to it."" But the deputies had their instructions to prosecute
every person who persisted in violating the child-labor law without
fear or favor, and they have done their duty to the letter, as this re-
port will show. It will be seen from this report that there has been
203 convictions since September ] , 1897, against 332 for the other
nine months of the year. This is evidence that the law is being en-
forced strictly by the present administration. Manufacturers and
employers of women and children begin to realize the necessity and
benefit of the child-labor law, and we frequently find it unnecessary
to invoke the aid of said law to assure compliance with the same.
Inspectors have been courteously treated while performing his or
her duty, many times receiving thanks for suggestions and interpre-
tations of the law. The spirit of feeling between employer and in-
spector is certainly very commendable and conclusive evidence that
the good work of the department is being more and better appre-
ciated. In this manner we find it much easier to enforce the pro-
visions of the law.
Manufacturers are learning that we are here — not to persecute any
one, but to enforce a law which the civilized countries of the world
have declared but just and humane and for the benefit of the upgrow-
ing generation; that the child's place is not in the factory, but in
school until a certain age, that he or she may appreciate the respon-
bility of the vocatioji that they may choose for the rest of their nat-
ural life.
The following statistical table will show the result of inspections
in 1897:
Total number of places inspected in Cook county 8i,S88
Total number of cities and towns inspected IB
Total number of places inspected throughout the State ]1«196
Total number of places inspected outside of Cook county S,18S
Total number of men employed aOS^MS
Total number of women employed SS.Mf
Total number of boys under 16 years of a^e I«90l
Total number of irirls under 16 years employed 4,SB
Total number of children under 16 years of Kge employed 9 W
Total number of employ^% ZIO^XIl
Total number of defendants Ml
Total amount of fines and costs SS,5n S
Total number of convictions SiS
CHILD LABOR.
Convictions were obtained under the following charges:
Employinir children under li years of age 21
Employing children under 16 years of afire without affldavit. 451
Employing outside help in living rooms of a tenement house 58
Failure to produce list of home finishers in employ of contractor v 1
Failure to provide fans and hoppers for friction wheels 4
The above figures do not indicate the total number of inspections
made, as a large number of places have been inspected from two to
twelve times each and the number of inspections are therefore con-
siderably larger than the number of places. Many establishments —
such as large department stores, laundries and offices that came under
the new law since July 1, 1897 — these we gave all reasonable time and
made from three to five inspections each, so as to give them a fair
chance to comply with the law, and if they perpetually violate the
law we have prosecuted, as the records will show. Therefore a great
amount of time has been taken up by the deputies in enforcing the
new law.
Out motto of inspection is as follows: The inspector will enter the
establishment, will inquire of some one near by for the proprietor,
superintendent, manager or foreman in a courteous manner, will pre-
sent his card or credentials and will ask permission to go through the
establishment for inspection, and if the request is granted (and so
far there has been no refusals reported at this office) the inspector
will inquire if there has been any children employed in the estab-
lishment. If answered in the affirmative, the inspector will ask for
the affidavits and registers on file. Then the inspector will compare
the affidavits and register with the children in the establishment and
count the actual number he or she has inspected. Therefore the fig-
ures given above of the minors are the actual number of children
employed in factories, workshops, stores, laundries and offices, or the
actual number of children found working when the inspections were
made. The figures concerning the adults are furnished by the em-
ployers from the pay-roll. Throughout this report the words "men
or women" are to be understood as including all persons over sixteen
years of age, and the word "children" embraces only those under the
age of sixteen years.
The following tables show the increase in work done, as compared
with the work done from 1893 to December 15, 1897:
I
Places Men
inspected. . employed.
Women i Children Total
employed. , employed. employed,
1897 11,708
18B6 1 6,7C7
20K,946 I 52.067 9,259 270.271
162.019 . a0.781 7.340 200.140
Increase 4.996 ; 46.926 21,286 1.919 70.131
Decrease . . .
I
I
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Places
inspected.
1
Men t
employed. .
Women
employed.
Children
employed .
9,259
8.624
Total
employed.
1807
11.708
4.640.
208.945
161,075
62.067
30,670
270,271
1895
190,869
Increase
Decrease*
7.163
57.870
21.897
686
79,902
1
Places
inspected.
Men
employed.
Women
employed.
Children
employed .
Total
employed.
1897
11.703
3,440
206,945
97.600
52.067
24,336
9,269
8,180
270.271
1894
180,065
Increase
Decrease
8.263
111,345
27,782
1,129
140,206
*
-
Places
inspected.
Men
employed.
Women
employed.
_
52,067
17.288
34.779
' Children
employed.
L
9,259
6.466
2.803
Total
employed .
1897
11.703
2,362
206,945
52,480
270.271
1888
76,244
Increase
9.341
156.465
194,947
The prosecutions of all cases under this department are carried on
by the assistant inspector, A. J. Harris, a method used for economy,
as the records of this office will show that there has been a saving of
attorneys' fees from $300 to $350 a year, and as our appropriation is
so limited and the wishes of your Excellency are to economize
wherever practicable, we have taken this course and we have found
it very satisfactory. Within the last four months we have only lost
two cases and in these the parents have stated under oath that the
children were over sixteen years of ago.
Your Excellency's suggestion and approval that this department
should participate in the deliberations of the Eleventh Annual Con-
vention of the International Association of Factory Inspectors,
which was held in Detroit, Michigan, August 31 and September 1
and 2, 1897, was very commendable, as this staff was but newly ap-
pointed and comparatively without any experience, and by coming
in contact with older inspectors and participating in the debates of
that great, learned and philanthropic body,' we became possessed of
knowledge, which otherwise would have taken us years of experience
to gain. Considering that we were comparatively new in the field and
unknown to most of the delegates of the convention, the officers and
delegates of the International Association gave us a most cordial
welcome and the Illinois delegation were treated most royally in the
councils of the convention and in the election of officers, Assistant
A. J. Harris being elected second vice president and Deputy Mrs.
F. H. Greene assistant secretary. Interesting and instructive papers
were read by the chiefs of different states.
CHILD LABOR. 5
The present appropriation for traveling, hotel, oflSce rent and other
legitimate expenses of this department is not sufficient to success-
fully perform the work that the law requires since the field of in-
spection has been so largely increased under the new law, and as the
wishes of your Excellency are that the great manufacturing cities of
Illinois — outside of Cook county — should be inspected, that the
working men of this great State should receive the benefit of the law
as well as those residing in Cook county, we have tried to comply
with your wishes to the best of our ability. But with the thousands
of establishments of this State the only way to enforce the law and
especially in manufacturing establishments which employ a large
number of children is by prompt prosecution of all violations.
Therefore every city and town where there are a number of factories
should be inspected at least twice a year, or more if the enforcements
of the law may require.
The appropriation for the Inspector of Factories and Workshops
of Illinois is far smaller than that of any other state where the in-
spection law is enforced. The amendments made by the Fortieth
General Assembly have made the factory and workshop laws one of
the best in the country and one that the members of the Fortieth
General Assembly may well be proud of.
We should have an increase in the appropriation and in the num-
ber of deputies as 1 will suggest in my further recommendations.
With thousands of men employed on buffing and polishing machines
with no protection whatever at their dangerous occupation, and with
a good law to compel the manufacturers to protect these working
men from this deadly, poisonous dust, we have compelled a few of
the large manufacturers to put up fans and hoppers to carry away
the dust while polishing or buffing. But with a larger staflF of
deputies the law could have been much better enforced and thous-
ands of working men would have been benefited by same.
The sections of the statute which it is the duty of the inspector
of factories and workshops to enforce compelling the use of blowers
upon metal polishing machines, read as follows:
AN ACT TO CO^rPEL THE USING OP BLOWERS UPON METAL POLISHING
MACHINES.
A}i act to compel the using of blowers upon metal polishinq machinery. Ap-
proved J line 11, 1897, in force July 1, 1807.
43. Emery Wheels, Etc. — Protection against dust, etc.] Be it enacted by
the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly: That
all persons, companies or corporations operating any factory or workshop
where emery wheels or emeiy belts of any description are used, either
solid emery, leather, leathered covered, felt, canvass, linen, paper, cot-
ton, or wheels or belts rolled or coated with emery or eorundum, or
<;otton wheels used as buffs, shall provide the same with blowers, or
similar apparatus, which shall be placed over, beside or under such
wheels or belts in such a manner as to protect the person or persons
\ising the same from the particles of dust produced and caused thereby,
and to carry away the dust arising from or thrown off by such
wheels or belts while in operation directly to the outside of the
building, or to some receptacle placed so as to receive and confine such
6 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
dust: Provided, that grinding machines, upon which water is used at the
point of the grinding contact, shall be exempt from the provisions of this
act, and provided that this act shall not apply to small shops employing not
more than one man in such work.
44. How such wheels shall be fitted in hood, etc.] Sec. 2. It shall be the
duty of any person, company or corporation operating any such factory or
workship to provide or construct such appliances, apparatus, machinery or
other things necessary to oarry out the purpose of this act. as set forth in
the precedmg section, as follows: Each and every such wheel shall be fitted
with a sheet of cast iron hood or hopper of such form and so applied to such
wheel or wheels that the dust or refuse therefrom will fall from such wheels,
or will be thrown into such hood or hopper by centrifugal force and be car-
ried off by the current of air into a suction pipe attached to same hood or
hopper.
45. Wheels to be provided with suction pipe, etc.] Sec. 3. Each and
every such wheel six inches or less in diameter shall be provided with a
three-inch suction pipe; wheels six inches to twenty-four inches in diameter,
with four-inch such suction pipe; wheels from twenty-four inches to thirty-six
inches in diameter, with five-inch suction pipe; and all wheels larger in diam-
eter than those stated above shall be provided each with a suction pipe not
less than six inches in diameter. The suction pipe from each wheel, so
specified, must be full sized to the main trunk suction pipe, and the main
suction pipe to which smaller pipes are attached shall, in its diameter and
capacity, be equal to the combined area of such smaller pipes attached to the
same, and the discharge pipe from the exhaust fan, connected with such suc-
tion pipe or pipes, shall be as large or larger than the suction pipe.
46. Necessary fans or blowers to be connected with such pipe pipes, as set
forth in act — rate of speed.] Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of any person,
company or corporation operating any such factorv or workshop to provide
the necessary fans or blowers to be connected with such pipe or pipes, as
above set forth, which shall be run at a rate of speed as will produce a veloc-
ity of air in such suction or discharge pipe of at least nine thousand feet per
minute to an equivalent suction or pressure of air equal to raising a column
of water not less than five inches in a U shaped tube. All branch pipes
must enter the main suction or trunk pipe at an angle of forty-five degrees
or less; the main suction or trunk pipe shall be below the emery or buffiag
wheels and as close to the same as possible, and to be either upon the floor
or beneath the floor on which the machines are placed to which such wheels
are attached. All bends, turns or elbows in such pipes must be made with
easy, smooth surfaces, having a radius in the throat of not less than two
diameters of the pipe on which thev are connected.
47. Duty of Factory Inspector — Inspection.] Sec. 5. It shall be the duty
of any factory inspector, sheriff, constable or prosecuting attorney of any
county in this State in which any such factory or workshop is situated, upon
receiving notice in writing signed by any person having knowledge of such
facts, accompanied by the sum of one dollar as compensation for his services,
that such factory or workshop is not provided with such appliances as herein
provided for, to visit any such factory or workshop and inspect the same, and
for such purpose, they are hereby authorized to enter any factory or work-
shop in this State during working hours, and upon ascertaining the facts that
the proprietors or managers of such factory or workshops have failed to coni-
Ely with the provisions of this act to make complaint of the same in writing
efore a justice of the peace or police magistrate having jurisdiction, who
shall thereupon issue his warrant, directed to the owner, manager or director,
in such facto)-y or workshop, who shall be thereupon proceeded against for
the violation of this act and hereinafter mentioned, and it is made the duty of
the prosecuting attorney to prosecute all cases under this act.
48. Penalty.] Sec. 6. Any such person or persons or company, or mana-
gers, or directors of any such company or corporation who shall have the
charge or management of such factory or workshop, who shall fail to comply
with the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, anS
CHILD LABOR. i
upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction, shall be
punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars, au'l not exeeediug one
hundred dollars.
FIRE ESCAPES.
A law passed May 27, 1897, and approved July 1, 1897.
That within three months after the passage of this act, all build-
ings in this State which are more than four stories high, and all
buildings more than two stories high used for manufacturing pur-
poses, hotels, dormitories, schools, seminaries, hospitals, asylums and
all public halls, which provide sitting rooms al>ove the first or ground
floor, shall be provided with such number of fire escapes as said in-
spector of factories shall designate. When the Legislature passed
that act they may not have fully appreciated the great benefit the
people of the State of Illinois would derive from same. History has
recorded many disasters caused by that dangerous and devouring
element, fire, whereby hundreds of lives have been lost and thousands
maimed and disfigured where life and limb might have been saved,
many happy homes preserved, and much suffering prevented had
proper care been exercised in providing sufficient means for escape
in time of danger. With thousands of buildings in this State, and
thousands of factories, hotels and schools, and with thousands of
men, women and children employed on fourth, fifth and sixth floors,
where inflamable material is used, and where if a fire should occur
on the bottom floor, they would be caught in a trap where it would
be impossible to escape.
In the face of all this how loath many persons are to make proper
provisions for the egress of people who may be occupants of build-
ings of this character. Many people have built without any con-
sideration as to how the people who occupy them should escape in
case of fire, should one occur. Yet the owners of such buildings,
when this department calls their attention to this great danger, con-
sider it an unnecessary burden of expense, not considering the great
danger that the poor working men, women and children are exposed
to every day of their lives while at work in these fire traps.
The owners of these buildings could, for a small sum of money,
equip said buildings with a proper fire escape i:)rotection and save
the intense suffering of the minds of those who are left behind in
their homes thinking of their loved ones in the factory. The same
can be said of schools where thousands of children are in danger of
their lives while at school.
A man who owns a building which is occupied by a large number
of people and which has no fire escape, will be served a thirty days'
notice, and if he does not comply with the law we will bring him in
court and compel him to put up proper fire escapes on his building.
As the law did not go into effect until October ist, our experience is
limited, but in our next annual report we shall be more elaborate of
the fire escape law, which reads as follows:
8 FACTORY inspectors' REPROT.
Fire Escapes.— Act approved May 27, 1897.
Section 1. That within three (3) months next after the passage of this act
all buildings in this State which are four or more stories in height, excepting
such as are used for private residences exclusively, but inchiding flate ana
apartment buildings, shall be provided with one or more metallic ladder or
stair fire-escapes attached to the outer walls thereof, and provided with plat-
forms of such form and dimensions, and such proximity to one or more
windows of each story above the first, so as to render access to such ladder or
stairs from each story easy and safe, and shall also be provided with one or
more automatic metallic fire-escapes, or other proper device, to be attached
to the inside of said buildings, so as to afford an effective means of escape to
all occupants who, for any reason, are unable to use said ladders or stairs;
the numoer, location, material and construction of such escapes to be subject
to the approval of the inspector of factories: Provided, hoioever, that all
buildings more than two stories in height, used for manufacturing purposes
or for hotels, dormitories, schools; seminaries, hospitals, or asymmo, shall
have at least one such ladder fire-escape for every fifty (50) persons, and one
such automatic metallic escape or other device, for every twenty-five (25) per-
sons, in which working, sleeping or living accommodations are provided
above the second stories of said buildings; and that all public halls which pro-
vide seating room above the first or ground story shall be provided with such
numbers of said ladder and other fire escapes as said inspector of factories
shall designate.
Sec. 2. All buildings of the number of stories and used for the purposes
set forth in section 1 of this act, which shall be hereafter erected within this
State shall, upon or before their completion, each be provided with fire-escapes
of the kind and number in the manner set forth in this act.
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of said inspector of factories to serve a written
notice in behalf of the People of the State of Illinois upon the owner or owners,
trustees or lessees, or occupant of any building within this State not provided
with fire-escapes in accordance with the requirements of this act, command-
ing such owner, trustee, lessee or occupant, or either of them, to place or
cause to be placed upon such building, such fire-escape or escapes, as pro-
vided in section 1 of this act, within thirty (30) days after the service of such
notice. And the grand juries of the several counties of this State may also,
during any term, visit or hear testimony relating to any building or buildings
within their respective counties for the purpose of ascertaining whether it or
they are provided with fire escapes in accordance with the requirements of
this act, and submit the result or their inquiry, together with any recommen-
dations they may desire to make, to the Circuit Court, except in Cook county,
and to the Criminal Court of Cook County, and said court may thereupon, "ir
it find from the report of said grand jury that said building or buildings is or
are not provided with a fire escape or escapes, in accordance with this act,
cause the sheriff to serve a notice or notices upon the owner, trustee or occu-
pant of such building or buildings.
Sec. 4. Any such owner or owners, trustee, lessee or occupant or either of
them, so served with notices as aforesaid, who shall not within thirty (30) days
after the service of such notice upon him or them, place or caused to be placed
such fire escape or escapes upon such buildings as required by this act and
the terms of such notice, shall be subject to a fine of not less that twenty-five
nor more than two hundred dollars, and a further tine of fifty dollars for eaoh
additional week of neglect to comply with such notice.
Sec. 5. The erection and construction of any and all fire escapes provided
for in this act shall be under the direct supervision and control or said inspec-
tor of factories, and it shall be unlawful for any person or persons, firm or
corporation, to erect or construct any fire escape or escapes, except in accord-
ance with a written permit first had and obtained and signed by said inspKBc-
tor of factories, which permit shall prescribe the number, location, material,
kind and manner of construction of such fire escape.
CHILD LABOR. 9
-Sec. 6. Any person br persons, firm or corporation, who shall be required
to place one or more fire escapes upon any building or buildinj^s, under the
provisions of this act, shall file in the office of said inspector of factories a
written application for a permit to erect or [construct such fire escape or es-
capeS; whicn application shall briefly describe the character of such ouilding
or Duildingfs, the height and number of stories thereof, the number of fire
escapes proposed to be placed thereon, the purposes for which such building
or buildings is or are used, and the greatest number of people who use or occupy
or are employed in such building or buildings above the second stories thereof
at any one time.
An Act to regulate the manufacture of wearing apparel, cigars, etc, {Approved
June 17, 189S,)
Section 1. That no room or rooms, apartment or apartments in any tene-
ment or dwelling house used for eating and sleeping purposes, shall be used
for the manufacture, in whole or in part, of coats, vests, trousers, knee-pants,
overalls, cloaks, shirts, ladies' waists, purses, teathers, artificial flowers or
cigars, except by the immediate members of the family living therein. Every
such workshop shall be kept in a cleanly state, and shall be subject to the pro-
visions of this act; and each of said articles made, altered, repaired or fin-
ished in any of such workshops shall be subject to inspection and examina-
tion, as hereinafter provided, for the purpose of ascertaining whether said
articles, or any of them, or any part thereof, are in a cleanly condition and
free from vermin and any matter of an infectious and contagious nature; and
every person so occupying or having control of any workshop as aforesaid
shall, within fourteen days of the taking effect of this act, or from the time of
the beginning of work in any workshop as aforesaid, notify the board of
health of the location of such workshop, tne nature of the work there carried
on and the number of people therein employed.
Sec. 2. If the board of health of any city or said^tate inspector finds evi-
dence of infectious or contagious diseases present in any workshop, or in
goods manufactured or in process of manufacture therein, and if said board
or inspector shall find said shop in anunhealthy condition, or the clothing and
materials used therein to be unfit for use, said board or inspector shall issue
such orders as the public health may require, and the board of health are
thereby enjoined to condemn and destroy all such infectious and contagious
articles.
Sec. 7. The words * 'manufacturing establishment,'' **factory" or **work-
shop," wherever used in this act, shall be construed to mean any place where
goods or products are manufactured or repaired, cleaned or sorted, in whole
or in part, for sale or for wages. Whenever any house, room or place is used
for the purpose of carrj^ing on any process of making, altering, repairing or
finishing, for sale or for wages, any coats, vests, trousers, knee-pants, over-
alls, cloaks, shirts, ladies' waists, purses, feathers, artificial flowers or cigars,
or any wearing apparel of any kind whatsoever, intended for sale, it snail,
within the meaning of this act, be deemed a workshop for the purpose of in-
spection. And it shall be the duty of every person, firm or corporation to
keep a complete list of all such workshops in his, their or its employ, and such
lists shall be produced for inspection on demand by the board of health, or
any of the oracers thereof, or bv the State inspector, assistant inspector or
any of the deputies appointed under this act.
Sec. 8, Any person, firm or corporation who fails to comply with any pro-
visions of this act shall be guilty or a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than three dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
for each offense.
Sec. 9. Said inspector, assistant inspector and deputy inspectors shall be
empowered to visit and inspect, at all reasonable hours and as often as prac-
ticable, the workshops, factories and manufacturing establishments in this
State where the manufacture of goods is carried on. It shall also be the duty
of said inspector to enforce the provisions of this act and to prosecute all vio-
lations of tne same before any magistrate or any court of competent jurisdic
tion in the State.
10 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Soction 1st should be amended to read as follows:
That no room or room, apartment or apartments in any tenement house or
dwelling used for eating, sleeping or cooking purposes, shall be used for the
manufacture, in whole or in part,* for cleaning, dyeing or repairing ooats,
vests, trousers, knee-pants, overalls, cloaks, hats, capes, suspenders, jerseys,
caps, blouses, waists, waistbands, underwear, neckwear, furs, cigarettes,
cigars, snuff or tobacco, except by the immediate members of the family liv-
ing therein. No person or persons, firm or corporation shall hire or suffer
any person or persons to work in ahy room or rooms, apartment or apart-
ments, in any rear building or buildings, a tenement or dw^elling house, at
making or manufacturing, in whole or in part, any of the articles mentioned
in this section, without nrst obtaining a written permit from the State factory
inspector or the assistant factory inspector, statmg tbe maximum number of
persons to be employed therein, ouch permit shall not be granted until an
inspection of such premises is made by the State Factory Inspector, Assistant
Factory Inspector or any of the deputy factory inspectors and may be revoked
by the State factory inspector at any time the health .of the community or of
those so employed may require it. The permit should be framed and placed
in a conspicuous place in the t*oom, or in any of the rooms in which the said
persons are employed. Every person, foreman or manager, firm, company or
corporation contracting for the manufacture of any articles mentioned in this
section, or giving out the incomplete material, they or any of them are to
be maae or to be whole or in partial finished, shall keep a written register
of the names and addresses of all persons to whom such work shall be given
to be made, or with whom it may be contracted to do the same; such register
shall be produced for inspection and a copy thereof shall be furnished on de-
mand of the State Factory Inspector, the Assistant Factory Inspector or any
one of his deputies : Provided, however, that nothing in this section shall be so
construed as to prevent the employment of any seamstress of any family for
the manufacturing articles of such faniilv used only, and every person so oc-
cupying or having control of any workshop, as aforesaid, shall, within thirty
days from taking effect of this act, or from the time beginning to work in any
workshop as aforesaid, notify the State Factory Inspector or Assistant Factory
Inspector, the location of such workshop, the nature of the work there carried
on and the number of persons therein employed.
Section 8 of the same act shall read as follows:
Any person or persons, firm or corporation, through its managers or agents,
who fau to comply with any of the foregoing provisions of this act, or who
interferes or obstructs in any way or manner the State Factory Inspector, As-
sistant Factory Inspector, or any of his deputies in the discharge of his or her
duties, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and, on conviction thereof,
shall be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $100.00, or by imprisonment of
not less than 10 days nor more than 90 days in the county- jail, or by both such
fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the court for each offense.
The enforcement of the law, which relates to the manufacture of
certain articles in tenement or dwelling houses, more commonly
known as the *'Sweat-shop Law," has been enforced very vigorously
and the supervision over the sweating and tenement house of the
manufactures, so far as the law allows us, we find that a wholesome
comprehension and fear of the law has been impressed on the ma-
jority of the contractors and sweating bosses. Their lessons in many
instances have been very expensive and given them a great amount
of notoriety that the contractors did not appreciate. They were
given to understand that they must keep their premises in a reason-
ably healthy and clean condition if they desired to continue the
manufacture of clothing and put the same on the market. But wt»
find that a wholesome abolishment of the sweat-shop system can only
CHILD LABOR. 11
be accomplished by legislating strict laws. We would suggest that
every garment manufactured in a tenement or dwelling house should
bear a tag stating the same, that when a garment comes on the mar-
ket the innocent purchaser, who by the way pays a high price for
this garment, thinking it was made by the best of workmanship and
under clean and healthy conditions, may know the dangers and risks
of wearing clothing made where vermin, diphtheria, small-pox and
other contagious diseases exist. The occupation of tenement or
dwelling houses by miscellaneous parties for workshops, can be done
away with at a reasonable expense — by amending section 1 of article
1 of the "sweat-shop law," by giving the inspector of factories and
workshops the power of issuing or refusing a permit or license to
employ any person not a member of his or her family, where the shop
or rooms are not in a clean and healthy condition, or the space for
people employed therein is not sufficient. While it may not do away
with all the shops in tenement houses, it would bring about a condi-
tion of affairs whereby the inspector could exercise his judgment, as
the circumstances allowed.
It is gratifying to report that there is a continual improvement in
the decrease of the emj^loyment of children in sweat-shops, ns this
report will show. While we found a decrease in the number of chil-
dren under sixteen years of age in the sweat-shops, there were com-
parativelj' none under fourteen years of age. This we attribute to
the result of vigorous and prompt prosecutions against those sweat-
ers when we found them ijot complying with the law. While it may
not have brought these children back to school, any other occupation
for a young child is far better than being employed in those misera-
ble little shops, where the heat and foul air aflFpcts theijr system, and
their young backs bend in two over the needle or machine, working
from twelve to fifteen hours a day; and when they grow to woman-
hood their sickly, pale faces and sunken eyes tell a tale of the under-
mine system and the hardships of their younger years, and the bear-
ing and appearance of a comparatively young woman is that of a
woman of fifty, and so their lives are shortened and their vitality ex-
hausted.
I would further recommend wash-rooms, separate water-closets and
dressing-rooms in places where there are employed a number of both
sex. It should read as follows: "A suitable and proper wash-room,
water-closet and dressing-room shall be provided in each store and
manufacturing establishment, and such water-closets should be
screened and ventilated and be kept at all times in a clean and proper
condition, and if women or girls are employed in any such establish-
ment they shall have separate approaches and be separate and apart
from those used by the men. All water-closets shall ])e kept free of
obscene writing and marking. A dressing-room shall be provided
for women and girls when required by the State Factory Inspector,
Assistant Factory Inspector or any deputy factory inspector, under
the direction of the State Factory Inspector, in any manufacturing
establishment or mercantile store, where women or girls are em-
ployed."
12 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS.
It shall be the duty of all manufacturers of the State of Illinois to
forward b}' mail to the State Factory Inspector of Factories and
Workshops a report of each and every serious accident resulting in
bodily injury to any person 6r persons which may occur in their es-
tablishment, giving particulars of same as fully as can be ascertained
upon blanks which shall be furnished by the Inspector of Factories
and Workshops.
If death shall result from any such accident to any employ^ said
report shall contain the age, name, sex and employment of the de-
ceased, whether married, the number of persons, if any, deprived of
support in consequence thereof, and the cause of accident, if known.
If the accident has caused bodily injury of such a nature as to pre-
vent the person injured from returning to his or her employment
within six or more days after the occurrence of the accident, then
the report shall contain the name, age, sex and employment of the |
one disabled, the nature and extent of the injury received, how caused !
if known, how long disabled, loss of time and wages therefrom, and
if possible the expense thereby incurred in full.
THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE FACTORY AND WORKSHOP INSPECTORS*
OFFICE.
I
I would recommend that the appropriation for traveling, office I
rent, and all other legitimate expenses of the inspectors be made at
$15,000 per annum, and that five more deputy inspectors, with one
clerk and one stenographer in the office, be added to the staff.
We have been studying a problem on which we deem legislation
necessary, to amend the law so as to take in all peddlers, venders,
boot-blacks, newsboys and newsgirls under the factory and workshop
law, that we may be able to do away with the child beggar and vender
in the streets of the city of Chicago. This form of street begging and
peddling is getting to be a disgrace and nuisance to the community.
The evil that comes to these children is far greater than the public
at large can possibly understand. It is a common occurrence to see
these young children in saloons and hotels at any hour of the night
begging or selling their ware. They can bo seen in the central part
of the city of Chicago at any hour after midnight alone, some as
young as five years and regardless of the condition of the weather.
The law should be amended to read as follows: "All peddlers, boot-
blacks, newsboys and newsgirls under sixteen years of age, shall be
required to obtain a permit from the State Factory and Workshop
Inspector, and a permit shall not be issued unless an affidavit is first
made and acknowledged by the parent or guardian, and no permit
shall be issued to any child under fourteen years of aj?e, and the
parent or guardian shall be held responsible for said child."
CHILD LABOR. 13
BAKE8HOP LAW.
All buildings occupied as a bakeshop where bread, cakes, biscuits
and all other food is baked shall be drained and plumbed and kept
in a cleanly condition, so as to have a proper and healthful sanitary
condition, and to be subject to inspection by the State Factory and
Workshop Inspector or his assistant or deputies. Every building,
store or rooms used for the manufacture of meal food shall be under
the direct supervision of the State Factory Inspector. Public at-
tention is being directed to the condition of affairs in bakeshops and
candy manufacturing establishments of the city of Chicago, where
great numbers of bakeshops are located in filthy basements, where
ronl air, insects and refuse are in abundance.
The general public has very little idea of the condition of the food
which is served to them. Many of the shops are used as sleeping-
rooms by the employes, not to mention the sanitary condition of
these filthy places; in fact it appears to be the custom in many
places to utilize these filthy shops for lodging purposes, as well as
for the preparation of food products. In our opinion the cellar of
the bakeshop is responsible for many of the contagious diseases
which prevail in cities. It is no wonder then that a demand has
been made by the public, as well as by the employes, that these
bakeshops be put under the supervision of the Inspector of Factories
and Workshops, and that stringent laws be passed to remedy this
crying evil. It is a just demand from the public at large to know
that the food they buy is made under clean hands and good sanitary
conditions, and that the employes be protected from the extreme and
unbearable heat and filthy cellars.
At the last convention of Factory and Workshop Inspectors,
papers were read by Mr. D. J. Hanlan, of New York, and Theodore
Wagner, of Ohio, respectively, on the subject of bakeshops, in which
both gentlemen have had considerable experience in their respective
states.
DISTRIBUTION OF CHILDREN AMONG MERCANTILE INSTITUTIONS,
LAUNDRIES, SWEAT-SHOPS AND THE LARGE MANUFACTUR-
ING HOUSES IN COOK COUNTY.
Breweries 22
Brick, stone and terra cotta work 80
Candies and confections 241
8arriaffe8# waffons and bicycles 180
ifirars and cisrarettes 158
Department stores 2. 158
Dusters, brooms and brushes 17
"Bngrmvine, electrotypine and enameling 77
Food products 251
Garment makers 1. 738
Glass manufacture 11
House fumishinffs 31
Ink. paper and stationery supplies 26
Jewelry *0
Lanndries 7t>
Metal 666
Musical instruments.. 112
Paper boxes , 86
Paintin? and decorating
14
FACTORY INSPECTOJRS REPOBT.
Distribiition of Children among Mercantile Institutions — Concluded,
Pharmacists, proprietary medicines, surirical supplies.
Portraits and artists specialties
Printinic.
Rubber eoods
Sierns and advert! sing: noveltiea. . . .
Soaps, perfumes and toilet articles.
St/ores and offices
Tents, awnintrs, cordagre bag's
Tobacco and snuff
Trunks and leather ffoods
Unclassified
Wood workini: trades
32
12
163
13
12
6
50
90
31
729
Total
Total number of children employed outside of Cook county.
7.476
1,783
Former Employers of more than 100 ChildrerL
Name and Location.
Products.
Illinois Glass Co.—
Alton iBottles.
W. F. McLaughlin & Co.— i
Chicago iShelf goods.
I
Jas. S. Kirk & Co.- \
Chicago iSoap
P. W. Rueckheim & Bros.—
Chicago Candies.
W. W. Kimball & Co.-
Chicago Organs. .
Western Tube Co.—
Kewanee Tubes. -
I
Lancaster Caramel Co.— j
Bloomin^on 'Candies .
Chicago Corset Co.—
Aurora Corsets .
Aurora Cotton Mills-
Aurora
Cotton cloth
Streator Glass & Bottle Co.—
Streator Bottles
Total.
Children.
1897.
1896.
Total Employes.
1897. 1886.
154
52
5Si
1
50
50i
51'
33
92
I
62
62'
669
260
91
97
53
90
15
49
51
49
99
874
(
2.800
175
408
402
1,000
1.745
175;
348
600
I
425
7.478
1.800
371
250
860
200
192
400
300
750
5,448
Total increase of employes
Total decrease in children employed.
215
GOOD WORK AND BETTER RESULTS OBTAINED AT THE STOCK YARDS.
In reviewing the work accomplished by this department at the
stock yards during the past year, it affords me much pleasure to re-
port the advancement made toward the decrease of children in that
section.
CHILD LABOR.
15
Comparison of Children in 1890 and 1897.
1896.
1897.
empfo*?^^.' Children. Jexn^s.' Children.
Auj^lo- American Provision Co
Armour & Co
Boyd-Lunham Co
Continental Packing and Provision Co.
lutt^mational Packing: Co
Lipton. Thomas J.. Co
Libby. McNeill & Libby
Morns. Nelson & Co
Swift A Co
Totals
l.OCO ,
14
1.000 ,
10
5,5C0
66
5.105
42
160
4 '
285
3
676
9 t
490 i
5
600 ,
12
658 I
5
362
15
390
9
736
8
750
7
4.000
60
2.683
23
3,700
1
24
4,203
18
16.723
241
15.514
120
I Total I
I employes
to 1 child.'
Per cent,
children.
1896.
1897.
69.4
129.2
1.4
0.8
Comparison of Children toith Total Employes,
Trades and Occupations.
Breweries and soft drinks
Brick, stone and terra cotta
Candies and confections
Carriages, bicycles and waffons
Ciirars and cigarettes
Department stores
Dusters, brooms and brushes
Enffravliijr and electrotypins:
Pood products
Garment makers
Glass
House fumishinffs
Ink. paper and stationery supplies. .
Jewelry
Laundries
Metal
Musical instruments
Paints, oils, varnishes
Paper boxes
Pharmacists, proprietary medicines
and surgical supplies
Portraits and artists' specialties
Printing
Rubber goods
Soaps, perfumes and toilet articles .
Signs and advertising novelties
Stores and offices
Tents, awnings, cordage
Tobacco and snuff
Trunks and leather goods
Unclassified
WrKHl-working trades
Children
Potal
between
ploy^s.
14 and 16
years.
2.079
' " «
2.308
80
2.307
241
9.459
180
3.457
158
17,754
2.158
464
17
1.835
77
22.r31
261
31.965
1.738
445
11
1.137
31
1,107
26
1.201
40
2,924
76
44.923
666
3.006
112
1.758
18
1.401
80
1.228
565
10.181
2,090
1.889
531
5.518
489
603
2.988
1.140
20.951
32
12
163
13
71
12
282
6
50
90
729
Totals
270.271
9.259
Per cent.
of
children.
1
3.4
10.4
1.8
4.5
12.1
3.6
4.1
1.1
5.4
2.4
2.7
2.3
3.3
2.6
1.4
3.7
1
5.7
2.6
2.1
1.6
9.6
3.2
2.2
5.1
1.2
8.2
3
2.9
3.4
3.4
Total
employes
to 1 child
between
14 and 16.
94.5
28.8
0.5
52.5
21.8
8.2
27.3
23.8
90.5
18.8
40.4
36.6
42.6
30
38.4
67.4
26.8
97.6
17.5
38.3
47
62.4
160.8
26.6
44.2
19.2
81.5
12
33.2
33.5
26.7
29.1
ChUdren
in each
1.000 of
total
employes.
10
84
104
18
45
121
36
41
11
54
24
27
23
33
26
14
37
10
57
26
21
16
6
32
22
51
12
82
30
29
34
34
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Comparison of Children with Total Employes, not Including
Department Stores.
Totals
Total
Ghildraii
ChUdren p«,p^„t employes Htrl'SJ'
Total between Percent, tofc^^jid Jo«}^
iploy^s. U and 16 .v;,2L« between HYS.?*^
employ^
Vo-STa.-ichnd^n. ,OTa',„^fi$,3.
252,617
7,101
2.8
36.5
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BREWERIES AND SOFT DRINKS.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
American Brewina: Co.—
922 N. Ashland av
Brewery.
Anheuser-Busch Co.—
West end Harrison st. bridfire. I Brewery.
Barrett & Barrett—
262E. Kinziest....
Bartholomse & Leicfat—
684-706 Sedgrwick st. . . .
Cider, ale and porter.
Brewery
BartholomsB & Roesing^
Twelfth and Brown sts [Brewery.
Bauer, A. & Co.—
144-148 E. Huron st,
Bergboff (H.) Brewina: Co.—
352-859 S. Canal st.
Best Brewing Co.—
Cor. Fletcher and Hemd'n sts
Birk Bros. Brewing Co.—
101-109 Webster av
Brewer & Hoflf man—
43 S. Green st
Bullpn (Pred F.) Malting Co.-
Fifty-second av. and Moffit st.
Liquors and wines.
Brewery..
Brewery
Brewery.
Brewery
Brewery
BuUen, Geo. & Co.—
332 Illinois st |Malting
Burke. Alex.—
221 S. DesPlaines st Brewery.
Burkhardt. Henry— ,
126 W. Eighteenth st Soda waters .
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77-79 Institute pi Mineral and soda waters.
Corjper, Carl—
Thi
irty-ninth and Union sts..
Chicago Consol. Bottling Co.—
14-16 Charles pi
Brewery
Mineral waters.
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12
20
201
561
60!
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30* i
26
60
6t;
14
13
123
12
30
20
66
60
15
3
80
50
ii; 1 12
14
..I 15
2 125
BREWERIES AND SOFT DRINKS.
Breweries and Soft Drinks — Continued.
17
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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ChioaffO Brewing Co.-
64-80 W. North av...
Chieatro Fountain Soda W.Co.—
42^^127 W. Harrison st
Citizens' Brewinfl[ Co.—
Archer av. and Main st.
Cooke Brewinir Co.—
27th St. and Lake Shore.
Dallemand & Co.—
51 £. Lake st
Dewefi (F. J.) Brewing: Co.—
N. Hoyne av. and Rice St.. .
Excelsior Brewinir Co.—
335-345 Larrabee st
Fortune Bros. Brewing: Co.—
225 S. DesPIaines st
Glanz, Louis—
J92-394 Wells st.
i fOfTfrin, Wm. L.—
26 Custom House pi
Gold Medal Distilling Co-
]2»-131 Franklin st
(rottfried Brewing Co.—
414 Twenty-third st
Hand (PcteV) Brewing Co.—
37-39 Sheffield av
Hayes Bros.—
H-U N. Peoria st
Heissler & Junge Co.—
359-4U9 Thirty-ninth st.
Henn & Gabler Brewing Co.—
Thirty- fifth and CJiman sts..
Holleoder (Fred) & Co.—
ll^lHl £. Illinois st
Hoppe, August—
ewKacine av...
lUinoia Bottling Co.—
iai»N. Rockwell St.. .
1 inperial Brew V & Bottl'g Co.—
W7 Michigan st
Independent Brewing Ass'n—
6H6-^l2N.HaIsted st
Junks Brewing Co.—
3704-3710 S. Ualsted st
Kanter Bros.—
14(H142 Maxwell st
Brewery
Soda water
Brewery
Brewery
Wines and liquors
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Soda and mineral waters.
Malting
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Soda water
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16
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15
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17
75
1!>
90
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20
21
11
110
40
12
26
24
3
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Breweries and Soft Drinks — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Keeley Brewing Co.—
28th and Grovel and Park.
Brewery.
Lasser, John— i
75 E. North av ■ Mineral wat^frs.
Levinson. Isaac—
346 W. Twelfth st.
Lippert, Samuel—
32 N. DesPlaines st.
Soda waters.
Brewery
Manhattan Brewing Co.— \
39th St. and Emerald av | Brewery.
Matejka & Gruenei^- I
032-934 W. 19th st ISoda waters.
Matthews Soda Water Co.—
217-219 E. Kinzie st Soda water
McVoy Brewing Co.—
2349 South Park av Brewery.. . .
Michigan Cider Co.—
185 Kinzie st
Najemnik. Joseph-
82-84 Fiskst
National Brewing Co.—
S4G-857 W, Eighteenth st.
North Western Brewing Co.—
781-881 Clyhourn a v
O'Donnell & Duer-
Fortieth and Wallace sts
Ogren. Chas. F.—
625-629 Shober st
Pabst Brewing Co.—
Grand av. and DesPlaines st.
Pfeifer, Wm-
389-347 N. Leavitt st
Pohl, Paul-
^-35 Cooper st
Soft drinks
Mineral waters,
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery.
Powers (A. C.) Co.—
277 Kinzie st IMineral waters,
Prussing Cider Co.—
214 Illinois st
Soft drinks
lluehl (Wm.) Brewing Co.—
216-224 W. Twelfth st i Brewery.
Kyan Bottling Co.—
187-189 W. Eighteenth st.
Schmidt (K. G.) Brewing Co.-
9-35 Grunt pi
Soda and mineral waters. <
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I
Brewery i
♦Schoenhofen Brewing Co.— ;
18th St. and Canal port av I Brewery.
Pride Bottling Co.—
199 W. Taylor st ' Soda and mineral waters.' '
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15
16
130
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3
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100
2
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75
36
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15
16
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BREWERIES AND SOFT DRINKS.
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Breweines and Soft Drinks — Concluded-
Name and Location.
^Schweyer (John) & Co.
611-613W. Twelfth st
Seipp Brewing Co.—
2772 Lake Shore
South Chicasro Brewing: Co.—
Avenne L and iOOth st
€tar Brewery-
Fulton and Rockwell sts
Tessendorff, H. W.—
205 Webster av
Thorn sens Malt Co.—
681-633 N. Western av
Tosetti (E.) Brewing Co.—
Fortieth and Butler sts {Brewery
United States Brewing Co.—
17-67 Larrabee st iBrewery
W^acker & Birk Co.— 1
171 N. DesPlaines st I Brewery
Wacker & Birk Brewing: Co.—
167 N. DesPlaines st IBrewery
Weaber, Henry—
68&-669 Fulton st jSoda and mineral waters
Weintehenker Bros.—
42 O'Brien st iSoda water
West Side Brewing Co.—
AuflTUsta and Paulina sts.
Westerman (F.) ACo.-
50-76 Church st
Wolf (A.; & Co.-
384-390 W. Twelfth st.
No. of places Inspected— 78
Brewery.
Brewery.
Brewery.
22
94
5
13^
.25
, 27
4
1
36
47
65
6
8
1
1
1
8
2
!
2
6.
: 1
7
5
1
1
6
2
1
2
1.963
22
2.079
20
FACTORY IN6PECTOR8 REPORT.
BRICK, STONE AND TERRA COTTA WORK.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Alberene Stone Co.—
116 S. Clinton St
Arti&tic Sturco & Model's Co.-
1449 S. State 8t
Assyrian Asphalt Co.—
7826 Woodlawn av . . . .
Atlantic Monument Co.—
67th 9t. and Greenwood av. . .
Bach (Wm.) & Sons—
N. western ar. and Grace St.
Barber (The) Asphalt Co.—
E. 66th and S. Park av
Becker (J. P.) & Co.—
2078 N. Western a v..
Beil & Mauch—
81 Illinois st...
Berg & Co.—
762 W. Sixty-third St.
Blake (Chas. G.^ & Co.-
Sixty-seventh st. and Ellis av
Bober & Co.-
Elston av. and Snow st
Elia Bracci & Co.—
145 N. Desplaines st.
Bradbury & Riley—
448 Forty-second st..
Brown we 11 Improvement Co.
Thornton. 111.
Burke & Co.—
44-16 Townsend st
Busch A Amman-
Thirty -ninth and Ashland av
Busse (John, Jr.) & Co.—
31st St. and Sacramento av..
Calka^rno, S.—
47 Ontario st
Caretti (John) &Co...
284 Michigan st
^hicajro Corundum Wheel Co.—
960 Ballon st
Chicai») Monument Co.—
• W
1320 Wabash av
Ohicairo Retort & Fire B. Co.—
Forty-fifth and LaSalle sts..
Chicago Slate and Mantel Co. . .
Beprato Statuary Co.—
34-60 y anBnr«B st
Brick making
Slate works
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
J* Off-
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cr
9
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BRICK, STONE AND TERRA COTTA WORK.
21
Brick, Stone and Terra Cotia Work — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Davidson & Sons-
Market at. and river.
Daviea, Prank L.—
302 Miehifiran av
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Dawson Bros.—
19T-207 N. Halsted st.
Decorators* Supply Co.—
209-217 8. Clinton st
Feiien. J.—
358 Wabash av
f*iindaU & Mally-
785-739 W. Einzie st.
FurstH, Jacob & Sons—
75 Hawthorn av
Oensch, Hartmann & Freese—
47-49 W. Lake st
-Gray. Tuthill & Co.—
Pullman, 111
fiarms-Schlake Brick Co.—
Grace st. and Western av. . .
Hartt Manufacturins: Co.—
13 N. Jefferson st
Heimaim (G. J.) & Bro.—
Addison and Western avs.. .
Henry. Prank—
llS-120 Michiflran av
Hundrieser tJ.)& Co.—
Addison and Western av
Ulirois Marble and Granite Co
Illinois Terre Cotta L. Co.—
n9thst
Johns (H. W.) Mfg. Co.—
240-242 Randolph st
Kaehler, P. P.-
N. W. cor N. Western and
Franklin avs
Eeatinfi:, Michael—
15a-150 S. Jefferson st.
Koeritz & Heier—
28th and Rockwell sts ,
Kuester & Thurow—
Western av. and Cornelia st.
Labahn. John P.—
1500 Ashland av
Lehmann-Eohlsaat C. Works-
Wellington St. nr. Belm't av.
Jjitho-Marble Decorating Co.—
241 S. ^eflerson st
Marble and mosaic workj
Mosaics
Mantels, grates and tifes
Plaster decorations
Modeling
Marble, mosaics, tile wks
Stone cutting
Plaster ornaments
Brick making
Brick making
Marble and onyx
Brick making
Mosaic and tile work
Brick making
Marble, tile, mosaic work
Terra Cotta
Fire proof cement
Brick making
Marble, tile, mosaic work
Brick making
Brick making
Brick making
Brick and tile
Marble work
22
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Brick, stone and Terra Cotta Work — Continued.
[Name and Lbcatioti.
Branch of Industry.
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Ludenwins: & Menshinir—
31st St. and California av.
.Lutter, Henry J.—
Irvine Park boul. and river.
Maekolite Fire Proofing Co.—
Chicasro Heights ,
Marinelli Bros.—
172-174 S. Clinton st.
Marthens & Mead—
171S. Canal St
Meyers, Michael—
Thirty-third & Rockwell tits.
Miller. W.—
Ashland and Diversy sts
Mnrphy & Lorimer—
Archer and California ars. . .
Nauffhton, Michael—
211-213 E. Indiana st
Nichols & Co.—
204 Washinirton boul.
Northwestern Terra Cotta Co.—
Clybourn & Wrigrhtwood avs.
Onyx Soda Fountain Co.—
2507-2519 S. State st
Riemer, Labahn & Kuester^
' Grace st. near Western av. . ,
Ritter &*Co.—
Elston av. and Snow st ,
Rock Plaster Co.-
450 E. Illinois st.
Rohn. Wm.—
31st St. and .Sacramento av.
Run fire, Carl—
2ie3N. Western av.
Schneider, J. C-
199 Racine a v. .
^arti (Francisco) & Co.—
140 N. Desplaines st
Brick making
Brick makine
Fire proofing
I
Mosaic and marble work!
I
Marble work
I
Brick making !
Brick making '
Brick making
Marble work
I
Marble and cement '
Terra cotta
Marble and mosaic work
Brick making
Brick making
I
Rock plaster
Brick making '
Brick making
Brick making
Statuary
Scace fW. B.) & Co.—
4016 Went worth av , Lime, plaster and cement.
Schmidt & Staak—
200 Wells «t ' Plaster ornaments
Semerling (A.) & Co.—
Elston av. and Snow st 'Brick making'.
Semerling, J.—
' Clybourn av. & Diver'y boul.
Shae-Hibshovick—
68 Thirteenth st
Brick making.
Marble work. .
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20
12
40
30
21
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BRICK, STONE AND TERRA COTTA WORK.
23
Bricky Stone and Terra Cotta Work — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Sherman & Flavin— I
2Sm-2B19 State 8t
Triebull, August J.— .
31st St. and California av '
Vermont Marble Co.— !
East end of Michigran st {
Wahl Bros.— i
123rd St. andG. T. R. R
Wandroik (A.) & Co.— ,
Grace st. on No. Br. of river.
Weckler (A. J.) & Son-
Glybonrn and Diversey avs . .
Weckler Brick Co.—
Western and Addison avs. . .
Western S'ate Co.—
95-803 S. Canal st
WollT & Blaul-
2146 N. Western av
YoiiDt? & Parrell Paving Co.—
32W. Polkst
S^apel. Fred—
Ashland av. and George st. .
Zapel (F. M.,Jr.)-
60 Belmont st
Zapel (Herni. M.) Stone Co.—
2-21 Webster av
No. of places inspected— 96.
Marble and mosaic work
I
Brick making j
Marble work . .
Brick making.
Brick making.
Brick making.
Brick making.
Tubs and sinks
Brick making.
Paving stone..
Brick making.
Brick making.
Paving stone..
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20
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125
I
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20
150
32
66
56
29
20
20
12
801 13: 2,215; 8OI 2,:«)8
CANDIES AND CONFECTIONS.
Name.
Location.
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Allefirretti Chocolate Cream Co. 159 State st
Alleifrctti & Co 48 East Lake st
Berry, John 26-34 S. Sangamon st
Berry, John 201 State st
Ben-y. John 174 State st
Bloch Ice Cream Co 112-120 Michigan st
Borgs' Chewing Gum Co 51-53 S. May st
Brown. Sam M vS85 N. Clark .st
Bunte Bros. & Spoehr 139-141 W. Monroe st
Buttman. Richard 33 Blue Island av
Collins Ice Cream Go 175-181 W. V^an Buren at
Contos. Peter : . . . >iJ S. Halsted st
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59
55
12
19
24
10
4
200
2
2
24
FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
Candies and Oon/ec/tons— Concluded.
Name.
Location.
Dawson (Martin) Co
Dickson Candy Co
DreibuS'Heim Co
Farley (J. K.) Manf. Co
Frank, Qeorsre & Co
Fritsch & Williams
Garber, James H
Garden City Pop Com Works.
Gertenrich. John
Gunther, Charl^-s F
Hoffman, Fred
Houston. Harry £
"Huylers"'
Hyde Park Candy Eitohen
Kehoe&Co
Klein. Alex
Kranz, John
Kranz, John
Mather, C. S. & Sons
Morris & Gottmann
Norris.D. W
Oatman Bros, i aste & Cara-
mel Co
Oriental Candy Co
Paire (M. £.) Confectionery Co.
Pan Confection Co
Pifke, Herman
Pinkava, Frank
Plows & Company
Popley.S
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Reid Ice Cream Co
Ripe Fruit Gum Co
Rose. Joseph
Rueckheira. F. W. & Bro
Rueckheim. P. W. & Bro
Russell & Slee
Sheilds. M. & Co
Shoot. Alfred
Slyder Candy Co
Swanson. Albert C
Thompson. William & Co
TormoBhlen, G. W. & Bro
Wesche. Charles
Wesche. Harry
Zeno MffiT. Co
No. of places inspected— 67.
1520-1522 State St
272 Madison St
143-147 S. Clinton st. .
161 S. Jefferson st. . . .
129-131 LaSalle St
85-87 Ontario st
457 N. Clark st
46 Stalest
85-87 W. Jackson st . .
212 State st
209-211 Wells st
882 N. Clark st
166 State st
292 E. Fifty-fifth St.. .
4 £. Washington st . .
1222 Di versey av
7i^-80 State st
74-76 E. Randolph st.
155 Fifth av
158 W. Jackson st . . . .
905 W. Harrison st , . .
204 E. Illinois st
249-251 S. Jefferson st. . .
211-213 Lake st
225-227 E.Kinziest
488 S. Halsted st
434 8. Halsted st
346 Wabash av
89-91 E. Indiana st
1519-1621 Wabash av
15-17 E. Madison st
32S Market st
525 W. Twelfth st
261-267 8. Desplaines st.
310-318 S. Clinton st
204 Bowen av
43-45 State st
460 W. Madison st
3203 Cottasre Grove av.. .
70 State at
132 Wabash av
156 S. Desplaines st
215 Blue Island av
765 S. Halsted st
161 W. Van Buren st. . . .
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years......
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
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14
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31
35
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54
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4
35
7
10
13
219
10
70
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10
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31
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7.1
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21
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20
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185
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BICYCLES.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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682-686 Cly bourn av.
Allison. Georgre W.—
69 Thirty-first st . . . .
WaiTons and bu^riries
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Bicycles
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BICYCLES.
Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
American Cycle Mfg. Co.—
73-77 Falton st
American MercbantsMfsr.Co.—
12»-130 S. Clinton St
Ames & Frost Co.—
Blackhawk st. and Cherry av
Amos Mffir. Co.—
11-13 S. Canal st
Arnold, Sch win & Co.—
240-244 W. Lake st
Atlas Iron Works—
224 Armitasre av. . .
Anbum Cycle Co.—
1807 S.Clark St....
Bakenhus & Mueseler-
9^«6E. Ohiost
Beeker & Stewart-
ms. Canal St.. .
Bersrer. Joseph A.—
S83N. Clark St....
Bicycle Mfff. Co.—
Uarrison and Dearborn st.
Bilhorn. Christian F—
295-297 Clybourn av
Blakely, A. J.—
246 E. Kinzie st.
Blan, Morris-
Si? Blue Island av.
Bloomfleld Bros.—
385 N. Clark st
Boston Mfg. Co.—
197 S. Canal St....
Brenan & Lawder—
lOB-410 W. Sixty-ninth st.
Bmndaffe. S. V. Sons—
511-516 W. Twenty-second St.
Burr. Bradley—
73-63 N. Ashland av
Buscb. Herman—
422-^4 Wells St.,
Calumet Cycle Co.—
11»-120 Michifiran st
Carlsen. George-
248 W. ChicaiTO av .
Cash Buyers' Union—
15&-164 W. VanBuren st
ChieafiTo Carriasre Co.—
■ rnts
Bicycles
Bicycle pedals
Bicycles
Bicycles
Chicago Heigl
Wagons
Wagons
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Carriages and bicycles
Carriages, wagons, etc
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
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Name and Locution.
Branch of Indu'itry
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Chicago Comb'n Machine Co.-
20-32 W. Washinirton st
Chicairo Cycle Co —
71-73 W. Washinarton st
Chicago Cycle Part Works—
3458. Canal st
Chicago Handle Bar Co.—
30-32 Market st
Cbicasro StampinfT Co.—
Green and Harrison sts.
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycle sundries
Handle bars, seats, etc.
Bicycles
Church & Pyott—
19-21 N. Jefferson st ' Bic ycle sundries .
Clarke Cycle Co.—
234 Washintrton Boul,
Cline Crcle Mfer. Co.
65-69 W. Washington st
Commercial Wheel Works—
236-240 Carroll ar
Crump. Thomas H.—
2803 State st
Cushine Cycle Co.—
236^2 N. Olark st . . .
Daniels Foot Cycle Co.-
46-18 S. Clinton st
Danly. Walter R.—
63-65 W. Washington st
Daridson Cycle Co.—
Market st. and the river.
Davis & Pratt Cycle Mfg. Co.—
534 W. Sixty-third st
Bicycles . . .
Bicycles . . .
Bicycles . . .
Bicycles ...
Bicycles . . .
Foot cycles.
Bicycles . . .
Bicycles ...
Bicycles ...
Decker & Maes—
45 S. Canal st Bicycles
Denison Bicycle Agency— i
427 W. Sixty-third st Bicycles
Division Cycle Works—
249 Division st Bicycles
Dodson, Harry L.—
211 E. Randolph st Bicycles
Doheny. Thos. F.—
4426 Cottage Grove av Carriages an«l watronv
Dolin, Francis-
Si E. Kinzie st Wagon^
Douglass. Frank—
253 S. Canal st Bicyil.
Dnbsky,JoR. F.-
490 Blue Island av Bicycle
Dumas, Alfonzo—
4681 Lakeav Bicycles
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Carriages, Wagons and jBtcyc^— Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Dnooan* Charles A.—
l«Thirty-flrstst
Elbert, E.—
264 Chieafiro av
EUis, Butler—
62-72 Osrden pi
Enelewood Cyclery—
329 Sixty-third st
Ewals Cycle Fittinffs Co—
39-42 W. Washinirton st
FaDninflT Cycle Mfg. Co.—
194-202 S. Clinton st
Fauber. William H.—
70-74 W. Jackson st
Featherstone, A.—
Cor. Armour & Sixteenth st. .
Fleischfresser, Hermann—
319 Armita^e av
Fletcher^ James S.—
40-42 State st
Foertsch. John Ss Son-
SOS W. Twenty-second st
Foley. James—
278 Ert-Forty-third st
Fort Dearborn Cycle Mfg. Co.—
36-28 W, Randolph st
Fowler Cycle Mfe. Co.—
142-148 W. Washington st. . . .
Fram Bicycle Mf jf- Co. -
84 W. Washineton st
Frees. Philip—
296-298 N. Carpenter st
Fulton Machine Works-
353 361 W. Twentieth st
GasEnsrine & Bicycle S'y Co.—
lOa-107 W. Monroe st
Gervens. Theodore —
548 W. Twelfth st
Gladiator Cycle Works—
109-115 W. Fourteenth st
G. & M. Mfg. Co.—
303 Dearborn st
GoldberflT Bicycle Co.—
«80-«82 Wells st
Gormully & Jeffery Mfg. Co.—
Franklin st. & Institute pi. . .
Gradt. William—
976 W. Twelfth st
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Waff on s
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
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FACTORY INSPECTORS BEPOBT.
Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Induatry.
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Grant, John &Co.—
71-73 W. Adams st .
€(rant, John & Co.—
39-43 W. Washinirton st
Hreene, W. E.—
776 W. Twenty- second st.
Hairmann & Hammerly—
981 W. Van Buren st
Hall. Eabert—
Qrand Crossinfi:, III
Hamilton. H. R. & Co.-
67-69 £. Lake st
Harris. E. T.—
531-515 W. Fifteenth st
Heaney Cycle Co.—
900 W. North av
Heinemann. Julius & Co.—
193-197 E. Van Buren st . .
Bicycles
Bicycle flttinirs
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycle fittingrs
Bicycles
Bicycle flttinirs
Hesch, Jacob J.—
1596 N. Western av {Carriages and wasrona.
Heuser, Charles & Son— |
139 Cly bourn av ICarriaKes and wagons.
Hill. Georsre—
887 W. Chicago av Bicycles
Hill Cart & Carriage Co.—
Chicago Heights
Home Rattan Co.—
Wells & Siegel sts.
Horn Cycle Mfg. Co.—
88 W.Erie st
Hull. Charles J.—
248-247 Twenty-third pi.
Illinois Cycle Co.—
143 E. Illinois st r.
Illinois Handle Bar Co.—
63-65 S. Canal st
Iverson. Charles—
36-37 Center av...
Jackson. William T.—
47-49 Wells st
James & Foote—
6fr-60 8. Canalst.
Jordan. Louis—
71-73 E.Randolph St.
Kapsa, Benj. A.—
530 ~
Blue Island av
Carriages
Bicycles
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Bicycles
Bicycle fittings
Wagons
Carriages and wagons.
Bicycle fittings
Bicycles
Bicycles
Kellogg & Daly—
825 W. Fifty-fifth st I Bicycles
22
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6
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10
5
44
245
6
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8
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BICYCLES.
29
Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Kame and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Kern Conrad-
ISO S. Jefferson st
Ketsler. Anffnst & Son—
313 W. North av
Kierna, Andrew & Co.—
610 Noblest
Knickerbocker Ice Co.—
Forty-third & Steward av
KoppJin.JFrank—
W. Polk 8t.
Korbach, Herman—
1034 W. Twenty-.second st .
Krens. Ernst-
60 Pallerton av
Krieirer. Geo. F. & Co.—
«40 N. Clark st
Kasikowsky. Ferdinand—
811-S13 W. Lake st
Kubnen, A. F.—
214-216 E. Superior st.
Kuhnen. Nicholas & Sons—
210-212 E. Superior st
Lake Shore Cycling Acade'y—
620 N.Clark st
I^ake Street Mfff. Co.—
2lLaSalIest
Lane. James R.—
166-168 S. Clinton st.
I^rson, Louis-
212 E. Forty-seventh st.
Leitch. William R.—
174 Michigan av
Levin & Cohn—
501 S. Halsted st.
Leyes A Hoffmann*
1187 W. Lake st . . ,
Lincoln Cycle Co.—
470N. Clark St.....
Lone Star ULtz. Co.—
28^32 8. Market st. . .
Lowrie A Johnson—
H2W. North av....
Maek^ Cycle Co.-
»8l
MOB State St.
Oy«le Co.—
1^-n W. JacksoB St.
rAwffmsl R.) Mfff. Co.-
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8
6
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FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
CainHages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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March-Davis Cycle Mfar. Co.— I
W. 44th and W. North av Bicycles.
Mareraont, Isaac—
491 S. Canal st. . . .
Marshall. Fred—
Carriages and wasrons.
48 Austin av iCarriages and wagons.
Carriajires and wairons.
Martin & Hosticka—
1351 N. Western av
McFarlane. Hufirh-
Cor. Harrison & Clinton sts..
Wagons
McGibbon. Albert S.— ,
Rockwell St. and 18th pi Bicycles.
McLish MffiT. Co.-
71-75 W. Jackson st.
McVettie, Albert—
253a State st
Meinecke & Hussel—
5-7 E. Illinois st
Bicycle flttinars
Carriages
Waeons
Metzler, Jacob—
a6&-260 Michigan st i Carriages and wagons
Miersch & Gruss—
584 W. Twelfth st iWagons
Minkler. Prank C— i
468 W. Chicago av Bicycles.
Monarch Cycle Mfg. Co. -
42 N. Halsted st iBicycles.
Mason & Mason Co.—
491-493 Carroll av j Bicycles.
Mortensen. T. J.— !
232 Michigan st ; Wagons .
Nelson, D.—
919 N. Western av.
Nielsen. Henry—
263 Noblest
Wagons
Wagons
P'Hara, Alex. P.—
67-69 S. Canal st i Bicycle sundries .
Ohnmeis. Herman—
143 W. Lake st ^Carriages and wagons.
Oldfleld, John-
IP S. Canal st I Bicycle fittings
Olson & Friberg—
809 W. Sixty-third st.
Bicycles.
Palnisky. Morris—
535 Canal st Carriages and wagons.
l*ark Front Cycle Exchange—.
861 N. Clark st Bicycles
Parsons Mf g, Co.—
111-113 W. Harrison st IBicycles.
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Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Parsons Mfg. Co.—
5J» W. Wasihinffton st.
Peacock. Edward P.—
143-145 S.Clinton St..
Peerless Supply & Cycle Co.—
44LaSalIest
Posarro, Adam—
741 W. Chicagro av
Peschke, Charles—
007 Armitaire av . . .
Bicycles
Bicycle flttingrs
Bicycles
Carriages and \s'as:ons .
Carriasres and wasrons.
Peters, J. M.— I
«2l W. Chicago av ! Wagons
l^ioneer Cycle Co.—
68 Bine Island av.
Pope Mfg. Co.—
6;i8 N. Clark st
Radke Bros.—
141-143 W. Clvbourn pi.
Raven Cycle Co.—
:i99 N. Clark .st
Rehkopf. Fred A.—
743-745 W. Lake st
Rex Cycle Co.—
•liA St. bet. Wallace <<L- Sher
man sts
Russell. William T.—
67P Wells st
Rusicka, John—
415-417 Blue Island av
Ryan. Edward—
259-261 Michigan st . . .
Safety Mfg. Co.—
tS S. Canal st. . . .
^Naltzmann. Esidore—
177 W. Twelfth st...
S4?hermerhorn & Biggs-
6301 Wentworth av
iSchrocder & Co.—
59-60 E. Fullerton av
8chukraft, William—
241 Pulton st
Scbuttler & Holtz—
45 W. Monroe st. . .
Scott, D. W. & Co.—
2834 State st '...
Seelow. Pred W.—
461-471 W. Twenty-second st.
Bicycle.s
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Bicycles.
Bicycles.
Carriages.
Carriages and wagons.
Bicycle fittings.
Bicycles
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Carriages and wagons.
Wagons
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Carriages^ Wagons and Bicycles — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Sevic Rudolph—
459 W. EiflThteenth st.
Sherman. 1. N. W.—
316-324 Fifth av
Sherman Cycle Co.—
138-139 S.Clinton St.
Shotts & Co.—
681-683 W.Lake St..
Bicycles
Waffons and omnibuses.
Bicycles
Watfons
Shouldice, Samuel— :
431 Wells St jCarriaires and wagrons.
Smith. Ely- ' .
451 S. Halsted St iCamatres and wasons.
Sprinsrer & Dawson Mf«. Co.—
32-34 S. JelTerHon st
Bicycle fittinsrs
Standard Bicycle Mfg. Co.—
73 W. Jackson st Bicycles
Staver & Abbott Mfjp. Co.—
Seventy-eierhth& Wallace sts
CarriaerC8.
Stjemiof, Alfred—
312-314 N. Market st. I Carriages and wagons.
St Nicholas Mfg. Co.—
218-228 Fullerton av. . .
Strohm. William A. & Bro.—
688 W. Lake st
Swarthout. John T.—
653N. Clark st
Sweet, Frank W.—
63-t>5 W. Washington st
Syndicate Cycle Co.—
82 State st
Teachout, James F.—
2701 State st
Thompson, Geo. L. Mfg. Co.—
6126-6130 LaSBllc st
Tugwell Bros. & Co.—
32 S. Market st
UhlcCarlW.-
171 W. Twenty-second st.
Urbanus, J. Martin—
402-408 E. North av
United Bicycle Works-
50 52 Michigan st
Vierheilig. Joseph—
263 S. Jefferson St..
Volts. George—
369-363 S. Halsted st.
Walker. Charles T. A Co.—
199 E. Northav
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Bicycle fittings
Bicycle fittings
Carriages and wagons.
Carriages and wagons.
Bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Carriages and wagons.
Baby earriagei
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Carriages, Wagons and Bicycles — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Walker & Ehrman Mfff. Co.—
134 W. Washington st
Bicycle fittinsrs.
Waltham Mfff. Co.—
649-651 N. Clark St iBicycles
Warman-Schub Cycle House— 1
116-128 N. Lincoln st 'Bicycles
Waters. F. S. A Co.—
166 W. Washin^rton st Bicycles
Wayman & Murphy— i
2S7-258 W. Randolph st Carriages and
Weber Waeon Co.— l
Eiirhty-first and Wallace sts . , Wagrons
waflTons.
Weiss & Uppman— i
S. Clinton st Bicycle fittings.
Western Wheel Works—
501 Wells st Bicycles
Weaton. Hall & Co.—
70-90 W. Jackson st .Bicycle fittings.
Whitman. Orlando A.—
733 W. Kiuzie st Baby carriages.
Wintermeyer, William—
570 Wells st Bicycles
Wintersteen. J. L.—
167 Ontario st Cai^iages .
Zimmer. John—
260 W. Chicago av
No. of places inspected— 106
Bicycles
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174 182, 9,097, 180; 9,459
CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Name.
Abeles. Leopold .
Abelson. Joseph.
Adler, Adolph
Location.
17 W.Madison St.
148 Fourteenth st
870 Armitage av.
Adler. Louis 294 W. Wabansia av.
Adler. Mollie
Abrendt Hermann.,
Alirens, Christ
Alexaader. Charles
Algeo. William D...
Allen. Arthur W....
Attschttl. Oscar
257 Maxwell st.
689 W. North av....
416 Winchester av . .
592 Austin av
445 Ogden av
207W. Madison St..
112-118 Michigan st.
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Altschul & Waldbott 205 E. Kinzie at . .
American Ea^le Ciear Co S84 W. Twelfth at
Andel, Charles.
Anderson, Andrew .
Anderson, J. A
Andrake. Louis B . .
Amstein. M. & Son
Ashton, John W 455 W. Twelfth st
Aumerde. Georsre 1552 N. Clark st. . .
Axelson, Carl 399 Cleveland st.
13r Nineteenth st
264 Orleans st . . . .
19 (.Ueveland av . .
110 .S. Albany av .
VA) H'tmraond st
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Babor, John ,1041 Eighteenth pi »
Bacon. John H 2099 W. Lake st
Baenziffer & Oppenheim 197 E. Twenty-second st. '
Balabte. Joseph \24 E wins: st
Bankert. Andrew ,:*942 S State st !
Barbie. Nlch- las i238 Aucnista st
Barnett. Lyon «24 N. Wood st
Barre. John ii«8 N. Halsted st
Barron Bros ;366 Centre ave
Barthel. Peter 595 Wells st
Bartz. Martin 319 Noble st
Bascal. Charles 597 Larrabee st
Bauch, Pred 299 Burling: st
Beatey. Joseph i3l9 W. Division st
148 W. Twelfth st
359 Jane st
43 Willow St.
Behrendt, Henry
Behrens. Aufrust
Benner. Jacob ...
Benson. Henry W 1002 N. California av
Berdnt, Otto 151 Burling: st . . . .
Bertrer. Louis 591 Larrabee st. . .
Berk, Julius ;308N. Franklin st
Bcmatz. Nicholas ;486 8. Paulina st..
Bernstein. Alfred 118 N. Clark st. . . .
Berriman Bros 200 Kinzie st
Bershatzky, L 74-76 .Johnson ct. .
Bessler. Alfred 816 W. Twelfth st
Bessler, Joseph J 295 Blue Island av
Bialostock, Barnett 479 S. Jefferson st
Bicek. Prank 981 Eijrhteenthpl.
bichler. William 730 Clybourn av. .
Bilow. Max 177 Joiinson st
Blani'o Jose 2-4-6 S. Clark st. .
BlauKChas 24 High st
26 Dean st ,
71-73 E. Randolph st
Bloom. Max
Bluthardt. Hus
Boehm. John ;i62 De Koven st.
Boehme- Ernest F :919 W. Twenty-second st
Bohle. Henry 1194 Lincoln st
Bork, Hugo 1 1 15 N. Halsted st
Borum. Jake '2JW W. Huron st
1519 Diversey av.
290 Larrabee at ,
301 W. Sixty-third st.
Breautig^im. Otto
Brand. William. .
Brandt. William . .
Breuer. Adam 14 Rush st
Brinkerhoff. Albert S 1820 Madison st
Briskin. Isaac 229 S. Halsted st
Britznir, Michael 696 Larrabee st
Brotsky, Abraham 149 W. Thirteenth st
Brotatrop, Charles h75 Clybourn av
Bryer, Henry '926 Clybourn av
Bucholz. John 856 Sheffield av
Buckowsky. Abraham 151 Bunker at
Bullerdiok. Frederick ;73 Mohawk st
I3usse. Fred |204 Dayton st
Biittner, Richard H |658 N Western av . . .
Buzaglo. Santos il87-189 S. Clark st. . .
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Carlson. Gns I22 Cleveland av . . .
Carpenter & Lynch 1817 W. Madison st.
Carrier. Edwin , 113 Blue Islutidav.
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CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
35
Cigars and Cigarettes — Continued.
SB
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Name.
Location.
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a
1
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
255 Wells St v...
57-59 S. Franklin st . .
36 Fifth av
421 W. Fourteenth st.
306-a08 Hoyne av.
225N. Clark st
97 W. Nineteenth st..
Carstenff. Herman
Castro, William D
Castro. William D
Chaiken. Marcu8
Chaippe. John B
ChicafiTo Cash Ciirar Co
Cihak. Joseph
Clarke, Thomas 1335 Lincoln av
ClemifiT. Charles 1 140 Fourteenth st. . .
Clever, Alvin H 69 Menominee st
Clinton Ciarar Co '.25-127 S. Clinton st
Cody, Charles J |1606 W. Madison st.
Cohen, Abraham 8G4 Talman av
Cohen, Emanuel 4 S. Desplaines st. .
Cohen. Henry '229 Oak nt
Cohen, H 8 8. Halsted st
Cohen, Solomon :83 Thirteenth st
Cohn. Simon 163 W. Twelfth st ..
Cohen, Solomon 443 S. Halsted st
Cohen & Malsten 168 Krnmer st
Cohn. David ; 186 S. Hal.'^ted st . . . .
Cohn. Henry 1138 N. Clark st
Cohn, Henry
Cohn, Henry
Cohn, Morris
Cohen, Moses
Cohn. Simon
Cohn. Samuel
Cohn. Theodore
251 N. Clark st
465 W. Madison st.
141 S. Water St. ...
437 S. Morgran st...
489 S. Halsted St..
103 W. Twelfth st .
734 Milwaukee av..
Cohn Bros 158 Fifth av
Coleman. William : 581 W. Twelfth st .
Commercial Cigar Co l230 VJn^ st
Cuban Leaf Cigar Co
Czarkowsky Bros
891 W. Twelfth st
138 N. Halsted .St.
Daehn.Fred W
Dalloz.John
Dalloz. Henry
I >aniel. John & Son
Dappen, Mathias
Davidson John
Deenan, William
Delatisky. Israel
Dempskl. Daniel
Dethani. Adolf
Dibos, Adam
D'ckmann. Olaf
Dietz. Levia
DlttbfTner, C. F
Dittberner. Charles F . .
Dockendorf. Mathias.. . .
Doerinir. August
Doerr, Joan
Dohm.Phil
Dohse.Otto
Dollnitz. Samuel
Dorner. Henry
Doscb, Charles F
Dovenmuehle. William.
Driehsi packer, Charles.
Drom.Sol
Dubin, Harry
Duschanek. Anton
946 N. Washtenaw av ,
11434 Princeton av
11430 Portland av
717 W. Eiirhteenth St.
587 Sedgwick st
383 Larrabee st
154 E. Eriest
454 S. Clinton st
81 Front st
993 Milwaukee av
316 Sedgwick st
7522 Milwaukee av
2689 W. Madison St....
363 W. Division st
62 Barber st
62 Barber st
894 W. Monroe st
4527 Dearborn ft
455 Larrabee st
811 N. Western av
25McReynold st
1219 Armitage av
72 Bingham st
172 Fry st
207 Auerusta st
260 S. Halsted st
75 W. Eleventh st
1161 S. Irving av
3
Ebbert.John
Ebersol, Jharles H
Edelman, Bamet
Edelmann. I
Edelraan .Jacob ; Harrison and Halsted sts
Rggarn. Willima 9122 Houston av
Eh rhardt, Wi Ihelm '816 W. Th i rteenth st
148 N. Halsted st
489 0gden av
166 W. Thirteenth pi.
241 S. Peoria st.
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36
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Cigavi^ and Cigarettes — Coutinued.
I
Name.
Location.
5"
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Oi
si"
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2^
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Ebelich.Max
Eickenberir. Bernhard
Eig, William
Ei8enhut& Pabst
Eklund, Cbarles A
Elson.N
Empire Ciirar Factory.
Enae. Rudolpb
Enarelberjr, Theo
Epstein, Elias
Epstein, Bmtinuel
Epstein, Hyman
Epp>«tein & Co
Ettelson, Samuel
EuI.Auerust
E wert, Julius
S07S. Halatedst....
407 W. i ;bicago a v . .
fi58 W. Twelfth st . .
ISlBissellst..
212Bl88ell8t
629 Jane st
241 S.Peoria St
218 Orchard st
757 N. Halstedst...
447 S. Saneamon st
447 S. Sa^firamon st.
Sr23S. Halstedst...
230-232 Kin sie St....
488 8. Morgan St....
748 South port ar ...
4419 State st
3:
31
I
Faulstiteh, John H. . .
Fencell& Parizek....
Fernandez. Antonio. .
Finkel, Morris
Finkel.Max
Finkelstein, Louis
Fischer, Jacob
Forman, Hermann....
Forsberif, Barbara. . . .
Frank. Aucrust
Franklin, H. B. & Co.
Franklin Cij^ar Co —
Friedman. Benjamin.
Friedman Harry
Fniendo Robert
Friewer. I. C
Fromherz, Abraham.,
Fry. Fred
FurstenberfiT, Simon..
698W. Chicwroav....
794 Allport 't
'69-61 State st
'570 N. Ashland av....
423 Milwaukee av
■ 199 W. Taylor st
795 N. Washtenaw av
i677 Sheffield av
4707 S. State st
'437 Rhine st
; 11-13 Dearborn st
88 W.Jackson st
148 Barber st
'483 S. Morgan st
131 Michigan av
|272 North av
,44-46 Dearborn at
,426 Clybourn av . .^. . .
'365 S. Halstedst..*...
1
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Oalan, Manuel
Garden City Ciirar Mfgr. Co
Gernand. William
Giese, Theodore
Gilmore, Mrs. Mary
Ginsberfir. Max
Glanch. Charles
Goahs. Peter ,
Goergen, Joseph
Goettsch. Christopher H. . . .
(Tolbeck & Landau
Goldblatt, Harry
GoldinBros
Goldman. Samael
Goldsmith. Solomon
Goldstein, A. & Co
Goldstein. Jacob...
Goldwater. Joe
Gonzalez, Jose
Good kind & Stern
Gossman. Adolph.,
Grabo, John
Graefe, August
Graf. Ejarnest.
(irafe, Henry W.
Gray Cigar Co . . ,
(ireenberg, T
Grube. Herman . . . .
Grube. Max
G^ubiano Michael,
Grunow. August. . .
Gninkel. William .
Gutn\a, Lens
2524 State st
609 Wells st
924 Hermitage av
625 Noble st
103 N. Halsted st
25 O'Brien st
2060 N. Ashland av
365 Sedgwick st
65 Cypress at
1123 Milwaukee av
347 Milwaukee av
403 W. Thirteenth pi
540 S. Jefferson st
1744 N. Clark st
88 Thirty-first st
New Era Bldg., Harrison
and Hulsted sts
359 W. Twelfth st
223 W. Chicago av
26 N. Clark st
157 S. Clark st
136 E. Twenty- second st.
95 Burling st
1701 Diversy st
68 Clybourn av
1040 Lincoln av
279 pgden av
615 Milwaukee av
.372 Clybourn av.
1037 W. Twenty-second sti
129 Ewingst
180 N. Curtis st !
550 S. Wood st t
132 N. Wells st
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CIOAR8 AND CIOASBTTEB.
Cigars and Cigarettes — Continue!
m
awley. PM L
elrhler..CoDr»d.
irr.Etl[rerO;&Co.,,
ilderbrsDclt. Theodor
».
Kstcrlnfti.^.::.
offrosn. OeorBC
-.hm.iin. Charles
ilmeB.CbRrles.
itiDKPr. Willinni
isteiiA Geatler
Illinois CiEKr Factory...
JacobaoD. Nalbaii ..
Jacobaen. Smniiel .
JafTe. Jacob
Jahke. Theodore .
Jenkel. Fred
Jeppson. Uarl
Jazek. Joii-ph ....
Johmoii. Ons A -■
Johann. Jnaeph. ..
■lohnsun. Julmii ..
-J iiergea h. Charlei
-luDKbtatt, Williaii
Kalina. Jixeph ...
KallDK.Hike
Kaltsher. IiOuU
Kalka. David
Kaoe. Wll lam
Kaxoer A, & Co
Kaufman. C^ler A
Keller, Cbarlea
Eeropeeiynaki. Jobn
Keater. Nicholas
Kettner. Msfnus ,
..!l3S North av
..TON. Wells St
.. [33N. Clark «
..138 N.Clark
..'S57M. Halsted at....
..365W.Nor(h av
..tB9W Fourteenth at
" TeE. Randolpbst
. .25 Fifth av...
.. :>332StBtoat..
. I6(H-1E£ Superu
. l«Ht N. Clark s(
.. eOft Blue Island a'
.. 3?I Blue litland ai
. . SU-HI Uilvaukee av '.
FACTORY inspectors' EEPORT.
Cigars and CigureUes — Contiimed.
■3a 1 =
KlelD. William
K(wk, 0»ciir
Eoepp^n. CbBrl«9 —
EohD.Henr>
KobD. HenrT B
EoUer. Anffuat
Kocrevky. Joaeph —
Koplui. AbrBbam
Koral, Robert
Koral. Sander
Eordick, HMbew
Kortfi. Fred
Kospbe. James
Kraft. Edward
Krajioek. Cbarles ....
Krai, Ludwick
Kreikenbaum. Fred...
Krukinaky. Ike
Knblmi
I.Robert j!..!!.i! j6i7 .V
jaCoDBtanria Clear Mtg. C
jampert. Louis..
lanfleld & Co
janoff A Salant
Asdon. Simon
jiuleDsehlaeer, Adam
javlne. JohnW
Awrence. .loneph
•awreoce. S. £ Co
UB,Erall
*D, Joiepb O
jike. WilllaiQ
lesinshy. Anton
man. Carl H. W
iBsh. Samuel
In.Joaeph
«vln&8ciel
— I'on.EiriaM
ti. Himann [501 W. Fourteenth »1
L ppman. Carl IH8 Center at.
ka. Jobn «27 LaHin st
B. Jacob SOS. Halsted st
Haass, Otto...
.. I22W. Chicaeosv.,
Moves. Hanr. . .
Maaes. Morris IfiS Barber st. ,
MatlCiearCo ,855 W. Madlso
MaJelaur.
Hajpa. Hi
e«rry, . .
716W. Twentietbst,.
Mandelt. Wen^Ier 'WMSSW Madison bi
Markus. FViti ,3]9-:t2i Milwaukee av
MBrcus. Hlcbael ,£8t S. SanKamoa st...
Marine Clear Co :«T W. ChifSiroav....
Mark. John 112 W. Madison at ... .
Martens. N IS3 -lohnHlon »v
Musolb. Valenllne IsM W. Klniie st
Masaover. Louis {SIT Wabansia ar
Masters. Harry I«« W. Pullerton a^..
MatnoD. NelB 197 Milwaukee ay ....
Matlem. Elisabeth IWBurltnest
CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Cigars and Ciiiarcflea — Continued.
■itBm. Jacob
Wicll. SBIUUel
Mler. Theodore —
uirr. Williun H....
cDoDOUEb. Junea ..
tMnlkn-JohnH....
eboerd. Henrr
— Grand >v
»UW. LskeBt...
Slow. Lake St...
erer, Thomu
erteoa. Budolph F. . ,
eniKer. John
etCKer. Andrew B . . .
erer& Boon
MB W. Twelfth St..
Inke. Jacob
irchp, Anrmt
ohr.jHoti.
orwlts. Jacob
DT, Sam A Co
aetler. Aufuat A ...
nnch, Albert
nnnaiiD. Wlllinm...
Natban, Joaeph H
National C)Kar Factory . .
Mana. Herman
Nieol^. WflDam H..
Oberwetter. Herman
OCoDnor. Wtlllam O
Qdeaaa-Rin Tobacco Co
O'Neil.JobnK
Gppenbeimer. Piscber ACo..
Paillet.Jaa«
PalkB, Alola
Paley. William
PareTafakr.Ike
Paaplehftl, Wtlllam
Pench. Ella*
Peneh. Eliaa
PCrai.H.ABro.
Perry. J amen J
PetCT». Churles
PfleKer A Neabert
Pike. David
rikeo Ke; Weat Cl^ar Co
t^amley. F4*d J
Pod lOBky. David
Pok lop. Joaeph
Poliakoff. Nathan
Polka. Vaclav
PopperD. Jamea ..-.-. |id* *i. inumsoi
Pratt, a L. A Co. 118. Water M.
Priohason. David IKS. Moriran
Prilkin Broa 500 S. Ji-fftr-oi
Priikin A Banpaltz IM W. TwplftV
Pnrkelwai. Wll lam 219 0rcbard st
Vib Ijlue lilaDd a<
«a Lim-oln
221 Piftb Bv
SU Robey si
ItoW.Lakest
Uey. HaUtedst...
\%i E. Kandolph St
Ml [.ftirabecm
.*.>
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ISsfljHckBi
tUS Went^
ns E, yori
MSW. Madison at
6«ZN. Clark at
tS Tell pi
ISSW.EiKhteentiist...
IIMG Milwaukee av
■"■■"^KiirhleBntnat....
RaphaeL Hi
fcbrr«:
.ISZE. Enillet
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT,.
Ciifi'is and Ciyurettes — Continued.
: lis .s|l ig'lE
Xuiiio.
Location.
i ai
1
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5 !■ : S ,,.: a.
eiteDiCU«rCo.
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inhWrcilcorRvb
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utif.Audrew
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CIQABS AND CIGABETTE6.
Cigars and CigareUes — ^Continued,
Locktion.
1
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V&nTeffel, Andrew...
.. RaDdoIpb St. & Mlcb
.. 223-229 E. I.KfcesC...
., 3aGN. Wincbestera\
.. 161 W. EiehWenth si
., IMI W. Lskest
.. 218 Vine St
.. uet'ollertoQ av
.. 599 W. EisbtecDth St
Vieniov. Heory U.
Vier1.Alberl
Vlstdn.JoaephW.
VoKel. George .ii» veuuer»i,..
VoM. Louis ^ '1(i Clybourti e,v
Waeha,John ilB! DeKoven si
WaiielBros i390 Thirty -fifth
Waldo, Hueo |t717K. AsblaiK
W*llnidt.EmU.... ' SIS W. Twenty
WatEBl.John 'tS3Allport St..
Wan.C.F :36l N. Wells st.
Webb. Dick C 13W. VanBure
Weber, Otto IBS Larrabee st
Wechsler. Frank lUI S. Halstedt
Weldermann. Theo DCi'a Rush at
WeUler.Joseph ■™ " ' "
We nberBHr.Jneob,.,
WelDBart. Snlomon . . .
We DBcFrank A^...
_.._ S-Leav... _
5BSW. ChlcaKoav
.414!!:. Halstedst. J..
-lUXB W. Twenty-secoDd stj. .
..■487N.ClBr___
..eST S. SanEamon at...
^_. . . ...aasciiboum av
. MKold. Charles S49\V. Madison St....
..eai.FIOTS 700 W. Sixty-third St.
WutliuK^ohD 268Clybournav
WeleherBros lllsMllwaaiiee nv.,..
■" - r. Valentine S03 W. Taylor st
ler & Mandell '751-763 W. MadiEon at
WeiherB',AuBU9tH:.;::.'.::..;,;H4 Menominee
42
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Cigars and Cigarettes — Continued.
Name.
Location.
Wilhelm. Gostave. . . .
WillimoTsky, Ajiton.
Wllke.Theo
Williams. Mary
WinfiTutb, William...
WohX Peter
Wohlers, August
Wolf.A. & Co
Wolf. John
Wolf son, Abraham . .
Wolf son, Samuel
Wolock. Leibman
Woolf . Rebecca.
Wuest Bros
661 Walnut St
588 Blue Island av
531 W. Thirteenth pi..
687 W. Taylor St
838 Twenty-first pi
994 W. Madison St
717 Elk Grove av
384-390 W. Twelfth st .
334 W. Eighteenth St..
78-75 Johnson st
678 S. Sansramon St.. . .
152 Johnson st
597 W. Twelfth st
213-215 E. Superior st.
Zander. William
Zapel. Herman W
Ziejler.Pred
Zimmermann, Julius .
Zohm, Jacob
Zuber. Adam
Zuelser, Fred
Znraokov, Alexander.
38 S. Halsted st
1275 N. Ashland av
381 W. Chicago av
196 Ontario st
839 N. Woodst
2710 Cottage Grove av-..
3152 Cottaffe Grove av..
405 S. Halsted st
OB
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No. of places inspected. 576.
4
11
31
1
2
761 646
1.
1
13
1
2
2
4
1
14
3
1
1
27
2
2
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3.
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35
2
3
1
2
22
1
7
1
2,
_i —
11
158* 3.457
We have paid special attention to the department stores during the
holiday season to see that section 36, relating to the hours of employ-
ment of children under 16 years of age, was complied with. We
have notified the managers of the different department stores that the
ten-hour law would be strictly enforced. We have detailed deputies
to watch the stores from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m., and up to the present
time no report of any violation of section 36 has been made, as the
managers have arranged to hire more help and work them in shifts
during the holiday season.
Department Stores.
Name.
Location.
Becker & Rockpstoi'ff
Boidenweck, Frederick
Boston Store
Carroll. J. M. A Co
Carson, Pirie. Scott & Co
DeGarmo. L. E. & Co
Elephant Bl'k Merchandise Co
Engrlewood Commission Co ...
Enirlewood Fair (The)
Fair (The)
Field. Marshall & Co
Frank Bros
6222-6230 S. Halsted st . . .
6245-b247 S. Halsted st. . .
118-124 State st
469-473 Milwaukee av . . . .
State A Washinirton sts.
358 W. Sixty-third st
1552-1560 Milwaukee av. .
312-316 W. Sixty-third st.
627-529 W. Sixty-third st.
State & Adams sts
State & Washington sts. i
State & Monroe sts
on
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4201
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18
1
345
5
84
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19
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780
14
520
14
5 31
582
570
1 48 i«aoo
2
2
4
13
11
1 2S
9
6
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2
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1
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1,655
494
1 S51
, 180
2.aoo
1.295
1.325
2,800
241
111
98
450
DEPARTMENT STOBES.
4B
Department Stores — Concluded.
Name.
Location.
Hub (The)
Johnson Bros
Kolacek, William & Co
Klein, L
Klien. Solomon
Langre. Em»t A
Lederer & Oppenheimer
Lion Store
Lloyd. Evan
Lutz, J. C. & Co
Mandel Bros
Mickel & Pitzele
Moeller Bros. & Co
New York Dry Gtoods Store . . .
PhillipROD. Joseph
Rothcbild. A. M. & Co
Ryan. P.P. &Co
Sehlesiniper & Mayer
Sieirel. Cooper & Co
Simmons (The) Co
Spenffler & Co
Tuohy. J. W. & Co
West End Dry Goods Store
York, John
No. of places inspected— 36.
State & Jackson sts . . .
16a-1650 Milwaukee av
684-636 Loomis st
Halsted & Fourteenth sts
796-801 S. Halsted St...
463^154 Milwaukee av . .
4700-4704 Ashland av. . .
937-d41 Milwaakee av . .
136 State St
lUOO-1004 Milwaukee av
117-123 State St
1580-1586 Milwaukee av
928-932 Milwaukee av . . .
State & Monroe sts
Jefferson & O'Brien sts.
State & Van Buren sts..
218-228 W. Madison s;;. . . .
State & Madison sts
State & Van Buren sts . .
State & Adams
1210-1214 Milwaukee av
North Clark & Erie sts.
Madison & Peoria sts
781 S. Halsted St..;....
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» 2
W0
a
21
3
4
51
58
2
8
25
9
14
QD P
c
200
30
30
262
205
17
76
140
175
100
36
30
1371 1.200
12
125
400
60
2.600
76
1.000
103i 1.837
11; 110
325
13
76
I
20
i!
25
27i
100
161
160
2.158{17.754
DUSTERS, BROOMS AND BRUSHES.
; 25 5*1
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Brand. S. H. & Co.—
99-101 W. Monroe st I Brushes. br'ms& dusters!
Burleson. Ch as. W.—
58 E. Division st
ChieafTO Feather Duster Co.—
194-196 Mather st
Brooms
Feather dusters.
Chieairo Hair and Bristle Co.—
Union Stock Yards Brooms and brushes
Dearborn Dust«r Co.— [
00^66 W. Van Buren st < Feather dusters
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Enterprise Broom Works-
98 E . Indiana st
Praley (Sam'l P.) Broom Co.-
156 Chicago av
G^rta. Lumbard A Co.-
729 Grand av
Haisler.C. a—
84 S. Market st i Brushes
Brooms.
Brooms.
Brushes
ll
38'
2
SB "
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Oi
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I
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1
8
2
1
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21
5lL
3
3
62
!)5
50
14
3
136
5
44
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
DusterSy Brooms and Brushes — Concluded.
Naine and Location.
Branch of Industry
Illinois Broom Co.—
134-136 W. Washinsrton St.
Brooms.
Kaofer. M.—
646 Wells St iBrushes
Klockow. Wm.— '
17 Park st I Brooms and brushes '
Liirhtenhome, C. C—
185 E. Indiana st jBrushes
Monarch Brush Co.— j
129-131 W. Randolph st I Brushes
Nemitz. Mrs. Fred— 1
506 Noble st 'Brushes
Ploner, Tron—
22 Clyboum av , Brushes
Smackel. Edward Jr.—
1 J3 S. Canal st Brushes
Stoltz. Fred & Co.—
24 W. Randolph st.
Brushes
Vandervest, J. I.— '
616 Jane st-. * Brooms.
Woven-Down Duster Co.—
163-156 S. Jefferson st
No. of places inspected— 20.
Dusters
10
3
7
4
13
111
\ !
49
h
60
6
1
,
1
2
3
1
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1
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2
10
ENGRAVING, ELECTROTYPING AND ENAMELING.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
American Electrotypinir Co.— I
300-304 Dearborn st Electrotyping.
Artemis Platiner Works—
74-82 W. Jackson st Plating
Ba«rley. Albert G.—
166-174 S. Clinton st Electro pi. ites,
Bairley, Alex T. & Co.—
207 b. Canal st Nickel plntincr & enam ,
Bastian rChas. L.) Mfg. Co.—
1 10 E. Indiana st Piatini; and oxidizing .
Bedord. Lippery & Co.—
68-74 W. Monroe st lElectro plating ,
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Bedord & Roeder—
103-105 8. Canal st Nickel & electro plating. :
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67
20
8
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ENGRAVING, ELECTBOTYPXNG AND ENAMELING.
45
Engramng, Electroiyping and Enameling — Continued.
,3"
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry*
g
Hellaire Stamping Co.—
West Harvey. lU
I
lEnamelles steel ware. . .
Benedict. George H.~
Boone. Louis G.—
134 E. Madison st , Enffravine
Brinkerhoff & Co.— I
323-S25 Dearborn st lEnrravin?
Central Electrotype Foundry—.
140-144 £. Monroe st En^. and elect roty ping.
Chieaeo Eofrravinir Co.—
318 0earl)orn st lEnsrravinff
ChieafiTO Metal Stamping Co.—
143 Front st
Metal stampinir.
Chicago Metalic Mfg. Co.—
44 S. Jefferson st Electro platin^r.
.Christy. P. C. Co.—
30-34 S. Jefferson st , EDfirravini;
Columbian Enir. & Elec. Co.—;
S7-9I Plymouth pi Ens:, and electrotypins:.
Cooke ^John P.) Co.— i
125 Dearborn st lEneraving
Edstrand & Olson-
44 8. Jefferson st |Nickel platiniT-
Empire Platinir Works—
133-135 S. Clinton st Plating
Erby. Conrad W.—
358 Dearborn st..
Fagen. C. J.—
11-17 S. Canal st.
Fashion Enjeraving Co.—
214-220 S. Clark st
Floeken, Frederick-
250 Lake st
Eng. and electrotyping.
Plating
Eng. and electrotyping.
Engraving
Franklin Eng. & Elec. Co.-
341-351 Dearborn st Eng. and electrotyping.
I
Garmisa. George & Co. —
128-130 S. Clark st Engraving
Ciauqae. Charles—
\ W. Randolph st Engraving
Globe Electrotype Co.—
415 Dearborn st • Eng. and electrotyping.
Hadorn. Leopold & Co.—
" 111
57 E. Washington st i Engraving
Haaaon. C H.—
44 S. Clark st Engravers' supplies —
Hawtin. Walter— I
147-153 Fifth av Eng. and electrotyping.
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175-177 S. Clark st ;Eng. and electrotyping. 1,
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1
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4o;
40
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1
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111
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13
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5
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14
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2
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5
150
2
1
3
1
1
401
(
40
2
2
93:
1
94
ii>
1
20
46
FACTORY 1N6PE0TOBS REPORT.
Engraving, Electrotyping and Enameling — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Hildebrandt, C. A Co.—
179-181 S. Clark st
I
Uine, Lucius & Co.—
234 E.Lake st
Illinois Engraving Co.—
346-350 Dearborn st
Illinois Mfir. & PlatiniT W'ks-
43-47 S. Canal st
Imperial Ensrravinfir Co.—
214-218 S. Clark st
Imperial PUtinir Works—
51-53 W. Washinsrton st.
Jan sen, Julian—
56 W. Adams st.
Juerhens Bros*. Co.—
148-154 E. Monroe st
Jungblut, F. (i. & Co.—
200-202 S. Clark st . . . .
Elais, John G.—
18-20 W. Randolph st.
Korf. Henry-
46 State st
Kunse. Robert E.—
6lLaSaIle st
Kurtze, Fred C—
318 Dsarbom st .
EnfirraviniT
Elect, platinir and enam.
Bn^avini:
Plating
EnfirravinflT
Plating
Ensrravine
Electrotypinir
Electrotypiner
Engraving
Engraving
Engraving
Engraving
Levytype (The) Co.—
93-95 Fifth av Engraving
Lowe, L. S.—
125 Dearborn st.
Ludwig. Paul—
11-18 8.
Engraving
Canal st •Engraving
Lutz. Eniil A.—
Masonic Temple 'Engraving
Mandel & Murphy Co.—
279 E. Madison st
Manufacturers' Plat. W'ks.-
195 S. Clinton st
Engraving
Plating ....
Manz, J. & Co.—
200 S. Clinton st Electrotyping\
Manz, J. & Co.—
183-187 Monroe st , Engraving
McDonald. Walter—
125 State st Engraving
National Electrotype Co.— ,
418-420 Dearborn st Elect, and engraving
New Era Plating Works—
133-137 S. Clinton st Electrd plating
2!
6'
12
83
5
16;
I
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20i
20
17
5
1
2
2
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6!
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75
I
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21
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18
5
1
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13
1
3
10
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4
12
101
ENGKAVINO, ELECTROTYPING AND ENAMELING.
47
Engraving, Elertrotyping and Enameling — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
H W
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1b
OD
Noble. F. H. & Co.— I
Fifty-ninth & Wallace sts . . . Enffravine
Oatea. Thomas 8.—
71 W. Jackson St..
Electro platinsr.
01*on, Emil—
63 Dearborn at lEnflrravincr
Osffood & Co.— I
167 Adams st 'Enip. and electrotyplnfir. . '
Pardy, Fred—
19^194 S. Clark st
BngTavine
Peerless Mfgr. & Platinir Co.—'
118-120 Michifiran st > Electro platinsr.
Pfelffer. Christian—
199 8. Clark st Plating
Phoenix Engraving Co.—
tSb Wabasn av Engraving . . .
Pioneer Electrotype Co.— i
Fifty-ninth & Wallace sts ... Electrotyping
Robinson & Co.—
196 S. Canal st {Electro plating.
I
Ragg, Frank E.—
196 S. Canal st Plating
Sandberg & Co.—
327-829 Dearborn st ; Engraving
Schmidt. George T.—
48 S. Clark st Engraving
Schoeninger. Anton—
118-120 Michigan st Engraving
Shafer & Jukes—
201 S. Desplaines st Enameling
Stationers' Engraving Co.— j
178-176 Fifth av jEngraving
Steples, T. H. & Co.—
318 Dearborn st Engraving
Stecher. Martin D.—
70S. Madison st 'Engraving
Stewart Bros.—
197 8. Canal st 'Electro plating.
Superior Plating Works—
126-127 E. Indiana st ; Nickel plating. .
Taylor, Henry. Jr.—
60 Dearborn st 'Engraving
Thoma<«. William H.—
TM W. Madison st ; Nickel plating.
Tyler, Wm. H. & Co.—
61 LaSalle st j Engraving
Union Plating Co.—
224-226 S. Clinton st .Nickel plating
2
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6!
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£3
d
a
S.SL
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: ?
40
19
1
67
1
40
2
9
3
14
10
5
2
20
12
6
s:
4
10
29
3
1
7
2)
1
li
1.
1
50
19
1
60
3
42
19
3
15
10
6
3
20
12
10
3
4
10
30
4
2
7
48
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Engraving, Eledrotyping and Enameling — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry
(Jnited Eusrayinir Co.— '
IIjTi
DC
3137-3439 Dearborn at jEnir- and electrotypinsr.
Wendt Bros.—
325 Dearborn st iEnfirravinar
Wenthe, Herman H.—
177 E. Madison st J Entrraving
Western Japanningr Co.—
212 £. Illinois st -Enameling
Wetzel. Albert E.— |
61 LaSalle st lEniT' and electrotypinir
Wiffffins, John B.—
44 B. Madison st..
Zeese, A. & Co.—
300-306 Dearborn st
No. of places inspected— 86
Enen^'aving
EnfiT. and electrotyping
3
17
3
9|
3
17
3
11
29
1
30
1.618
1
77
l.OS
FOOD PRODUCTS.
Acme Pood Co.—
197 S. Canal St..
Stock and poultry food
Afar & Marshall Packing Co.— i
216 E. Division st , Beef and pork packers
Abrens, .John—
493 W. Chicago av Bakery and confection'ry
Akerson, Swan—
148 Mi Iton av Bakery
Albien, Edward—
109 Cly bourne av , Bakery and confection'ry'
Aldrich Bakery-
Green and Randolph sts Crackers, bread & bisc'ts;
Anback. Albert—
1134 Milwaukee av.
Bakery.
Am. Fruit Preservers Co.—
785-787 N. Halsted st , Syrups and jellies
Anback, Charles—
1196 Milwaukee av Bakery
Anjflo-American Provis'n Co.-
rfriirkri Wtrk/.lr V«i»«1«
Armour & Co.—
Union Stock Yards
Asher. Alexander—
203 N. Clark st
Atwood & Steele-
18-20 River St.. .
Barsotti, Mrs. Jennie—
39Micbiranst
Baking powder.
Nut meats
Union Stock Yards 'Pork and lard packing... | 2| 8
i I
Beef and pork packing..; 2> 40
Bakery ' '
41
I
1,,
281
3*
15:
9i
91 108!
3!
12{
123 867'
4.832
1=
2i;
2i
15
4
9
3
117
3
16
10| 1.000
42l 5.10S
I
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1. 7
FOOD PRODUCTS.
49
Food Products — Continued.
NMne and Locatloii.
Bauer. Henry—
147 North av...
Beck BroB.—
M W. Monroe at.
Beckmonn. Fred—
157 Grand ay
Bebren s. Adolph—
enrens. Aaoipn—
9m N. Halsted at.
BarCiH^nry—
7S2 W. Madison at.
BerUn Caf6—
76 State St.
BerlSjGnstav—
307 W. CbicaflTO av.
Bteich. Charles F.—
1100 Milwaukee av
Blnmenhacrer & Epding^
197-205 AuffQSta St.
Bobaon. H#»nry—
52 Peoria st
Boese, Henry—
8M Sedrwick st.
Borne. Paul W.—
643 Grand ay
Boyd, Lunham & Co.—
union Stock Yards. . .
Boyaen, Fred—
361 Milwaukee av
Bradahaw & Wait—
1S9-192 Custom House pi.
Brady, David—
357 W. Madison st
Braun & Fitts—
187-196 N. Union st.
Bremner (D. F. Bakery—
7«-84 O'Brien st
Briffht. Frank—
42B6 Cottafire Grove av.
Broderson. Broder H.—
966 W. Madison st
I
Branch of Industry.
SB-
OB
o
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852
0
0
a
►1
CB
Bakery
Mustard and pickles
Bakery
bakery and confection'ry
Bakery
Bakery and restaurant..
Bakery
Bakery
bummer sausafjres
Sausasre casinsrs
Bakery and confection'ry
Bakery and confection'ry
Pork packiner
Bakery
Syrup refinery
Bakery
and
Crackers and cakes
Bakery and confection'ry
Bakery
Butterine, cheese
condensed milk..
23
Brown. John— j
1S77 N. Clark st i Bakery and confection'ry
BitKwn Mf flr. Co.-
. 166 E.Lake st.
Extracts and sundries.
Bnrce Bakiuff Co.— i
2S-36N. Lincoln st IBread bakery.
3
•5
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17,
1,
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3 S3
c
B
2!
3!'
282
I (
31!
I
11
3
6| 94
1291 211
111.
3;
35U
>3 9
c
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►1
2
4
2
2
26
3
4
8
235
3
11
3
28' 368
5
2
5
37
—4
50
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location .
Branch of Industry
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2?
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Bunsre (Wm. H.) Co—
71 N.Ann St
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fiurmeister, H.—
726 W. North av
Vineirars. pickles and!
preHcrves i
Calamari. Dominic—
50 Orleans at
Calumet RakiDir Powder Co.-
38 40Michisran av
Campbell. James B.—
412-414 W. Madison bt.
Canepa Bros.—
101 £. Indiana st
CRs»e & Martin-
Wood and Walnut sts.
Chambers, John—
611 Grand av
I Bakery ,
I
1
iNut meats ,
'Bakintr powder ,
Bakery
JMacaroni, vermicelli.
jPie bakery
I
iBakery
Chapman & Smith—
185-187 W. Randolph st.
Chicajro Heig;hts Bakery—
ChicafTO Heights
Bakers' and confection- i
ers' supplies <
Chicago Hominy Milliner Co.—
2606 Grand av
Chicaffo Macaroni Mf^' Co.—
112-116 S. Canal st
'Bakery
Hominy milliner.
Chicago P'k'fir & Provis'n Co.-
UnioD Stock Yards
Chica^PieCo.—
210-216 Chicago av
Macaroni, vennicelli.
Pork packing
Chicago Pretzel Bakery-
521-525 Larabee st
Chicago Sugar Refining Co.—
Cor. Taylor and Beacn sts...
Chicago Syrup Refining Co.—
280 S. Clinton st
Coca Cola Co.—
2131 Wabash av
Pie bakery
' Pretzel bakery
t
iSugar refinery
Syrup, jellies, preserves .
ISyrups. etc
Columbia Bakery—
4408 Wentworth av
Bakery.
Columbia Mustard Mills-
SB? S. Canal st.
German^ French must'd
Conrad, Anton—
570 8. Halsted st.
Bakery.
Continental Packing Co.—
Tnion Stock Tardn
Cordes, William—
274-276 N. Curti.^ st .
Coye, Fred E—
179-181 E. Lake. St.. .
Pork packers
Pickles and sauerkraut..'
91
3:
Bakery.
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9
23
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24
18
6
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16
3
8
12
10
17
2
20
4
346
8
8
549;
3
31.
488
-I
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7i
21
351
16
3
14
26
42
3
4' aso
14
15
560
8
3
5
2
3
FOOD PRODUCTS.
51
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Dake Bakerv—
Adams and Clinton sts 'Crackers and biscuits. . .
I '
Davidson, Adolph—
SnoS.Halsted st Bakery
DeitKler. Nicholas—
99 Blue Island av Bakery.
Deepe (The Frank) Co.
549 SediTwick st Bakery.
DerDbach. Jac »b—
;«7 W. Chicago av Bakery.
Desplainen P.&VineifarWks.—
313 \V. Chicairo av Pickles and vinegar.
Deuchar. Archibald—
247 S. Halsted st Bakery
Devlin. H. M.—
196 W. VanBuren st Bakery.
Diesing, Prank—
Cor. S^Sd and J ustine sts Yeast.. .
Dieter. J. P.—
60 Waldo pi Baking powder.
Dietse. Frank—
691 S. Halsted st Bakery
Daktronski, Henry—
916 Milwaukee av Bakery.
DoufiTJass Fancy Bakery-
' th st
293 Thirty-flftl
Bakery.
Drew, E. B.—
274 N. Clark st Bakery
Duffy Bros.-
314 Blue Island av Bakery
Durand &. Kasper Co.— I
163 W. Lake st IGrocers' supplies.
Eckhart & Swan—
66-72 N. Canal st Flour milling. /. . . .
Edwards. Charles W.—
221 E. Illinois st Bakery.
Edwards. James & Sons—
3728 Cottage Grove av Bakery.
Ewert. Charles—
809 W. Twenty first pi Bakery.
Fairbank (N. K.) Co.—
225 E. Nineteenth st Cottelene and lard.
Faircbilds.M. H. A Bro.-
Va E. Indiana st Grocers' sundries..
Feimeten.H nry— '
328 Milwaukee av i Bakery.
Fischer, Albert A.—
725 W. Chicago av I Bakery.
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42
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3
I
2,
I
3,
5> 100
2
8
3
1
2
43
3
2
6
8
2
112
45
3
2
1
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3
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FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Fisher, William H.-
3457 State 8t
Fisher & Dolling*-
166-ieO Sebor st.
Fleisehmann & Co.—
245 S. Canal st
Fox. Martin-
Si? W. Twelfth st
Fox, Petei^
360 £. Twenty-second st
Frank. Fred—
1786 N. Ashland av
Frankenbersrer, Gastav
953 N. California av
Fraser, George—
409 E. Division st
Freitatr. Anton—
8W.
1813 W. North av
Freitz. John—
304 North av
Freund, Adolph—
888 W. Lake st
Friedman Mfg. Co.—
Union Stock Yards
Friend, Benjamin—
34 Marion pi
Faka, George—
535 W. Eitrnteonth st
Gaerttner, Louis—
101 W. Eiffhteenth st
Garben, Charles—
176 N. Clark st
Geneva Bakery—
6109 Wentworth av
Gillett. Egbert W.—
9-16 River st
Gileth. Philip.-
345 Blue Island av.
Glaser« Kohn & Co.—
27-29 Michigan av
Gleenburg & Rosenburr—
551 S. Canal st
Gold, Abraham—
510 Clinton St..,
Goodman. Jacob—
702 S. Canal st
Gramatte. Ernest—
300 Milwaukee av
FOOD PRODUCTS.
Food Products — Continued.
BrsDch of Indaatry.
Onut (J. U.) Chemical Co.-
■10-lM W. Lahe at.
mow. Cfaloaco*v
Gross. John W.—
IBEZSt&te It
Outhmelnn A Pt*cliei^
Sni-mi9 8. Halsted at....
Ha>ek,Prederlek-
879 W. North •v
HucD hotter, HermuiD—
7nS.Halgt«4 Bt
Humatorch. Pred—
911 WaabsDslft av
HaoBea, William—
UGW.ChiCHtfoaT
1*S-HTW. Lake It
Rwrdt. Bdward—
SK Milwaukee bv
HiirriB. Erman—
586 3. SaniamaB st
Hartman. Joseph—
llZlArmitaeeav
UuBe-Otto-
2U W. Chicago av
HathawAT. L. W.—
I<ll9-ia2t W. ConBTOBS St..
II«d«B,James'-
17IT Bishop at
H«OBe, Fred-
ass E. North av..
HelllmanD. Fred—
S« Grand av
Helssler & Junee Co.—
3W-UB W. Thfrty-nliith st
Helle.Petei^
36TB. North av
U«iuils. Wllllam-
113-117 E. North av
Hanrickson, EIUqk—
<l4W.NorthaT
Herdrieh. Charles—
«HW. Twelfth Bt
Haas Broa.—
P^rtlMh al. and Efowald
Hcnaner Baklns Co.—
1CUS. Parkav
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BakiuB powder.
Bakerr j.
Bakery |.
Stock and poaUry food.-l.
Bakery ^confectionery. I
Baker>- 1.
Bakery i.
JBakery A confectionery . I ,
iFlour millera I .
Bakery & confectionery. ,
JBakery
JBakery A confectionery.
Bakery
Ipicklea and preterves...
Sanaase caalnsa
Bakery A confeotiODory.
Bread bafclnK
[Bakery Aeonfeetioaery,
VineKar, picklea. etc
Bakery A confectionery.
Bakery
Beef paokins
54
FACTORY INSPECTORB' REPORT.
Food Prodiicts — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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HiflTinnson^s Bakery—
190 " "
Blue Island av
Hill. J. H. & Co-
190 E. Kinsie st .
Hlnke. Paul—
278 Blue Island av .
Hirschmann, John—
412 N. Wood St
Bakery
Mustard, dlives, etc.
Heffert« Isaac—
540-544 S. Clark St.
Horine, Kei^ler & Co.—
81 E. Illinois St
Hosklnar. Ben T. & Bro.—
Ri
10-16 River st.
Huss-Elder Presenre Co.—
108 S. Canal st
Huyck (J. H.) Co.—
77 S. Water st
Illinois Casing Co.—
102Miehiflran st....
Illinois Vinearar M£e. Co.—
Nineteenth and Rockwell sts.
Imperial Extract Co.—
282-288 N. C*urtis st
Bakery
Bakery & confectionery.
Cider and vinecrar
Flavoring extracts.
Fish dealers & piok1inir<
Preserves, syrups, etc.
Flavorinfi: extracts.
Sausasre casinsrs...
Vineirar
Flavorinfi: extracts.
International Packing Co.—
Union Stock Yards
Jacobson's Matzos Bakery—
481 S. Canal st
Johanes^Philip—
seoSS.Halsted st.
Johnson, Emil H.—
978 W. Madison st.
Jorffensen, Jorgren—
IWW. Eriest
Kacon. Anton—
196 Nineteenth st.
Kaehler. A. O.—
986 Armitafireav..
Pork packers.
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and ice cream
Bakery & confectioner)'.
tiakery
Bakery & confectionery.
Kaiser. »ndrew—
294 North av
Kahlan, BenJ.—
161 W. Twelfth St.
Bakery
Bakery
Kassow, Christian—
868 Grand av
Kennel, J. Y.—
269 Wells St..
Bakery
Bakery & confectionery.
Kern. Edouard—
40 CI y bourn av.
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FOOD PBODUCTS.
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Food Pj'oducts — Continued.
Nara« and Location.
Branch of Indu&try.
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Kern, Georjre— I
4816 SUte 8t Bakery
Kindler. Charles— '
486 Milwaukee ar | Bakery and confection'ry
Kircboif, Herman—
591 W. Chicago av jBakery
Kirehoif , Herman—
204 £. Division st , Bakery and confe'.;tion xy
Klaproth,WlHiain-
1141 W. North av > Bakery
Klecbak. Anton— . , . , ,
396 Armitaire av > Bakery and confection ry
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Kloster, E.—
241 W. Erie Bt , Bakery
Klots, Philip- I
794 W. Lake st iBakery.
Knoke A Qroll- I
298—800 N. Halsted st i Barley and grrit mill ,
Knof . Adam—
248 W. Harrison IBakery.
Knott. James-
878 W. Lake st Worchestershire sauce .
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KabBjChas.—
W. Twenty-first st ;Bakery
Koenker A Schniedei^ !
461 N. Clark st iBakery and ice cream ,
Koepke, Louis BA.—
Saf Wells st
Bakery and confection'ry
Kohosaat, H. H. & Co.—
196-196 S. Clark st .Bakery.
Kopta. Anton— j
6S6 W. Nineteenth st i Bakery.
Korliler. John H.—
3806^ Halsted St....
Kottke, Bertha M.—
48C}yboumav
Kristan, Frank—
068 Milwaukee av.
Krone. Ludwir—
788K. Halsted St..
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and confection'ry
Bakery and confection'ry
Kruse. Prod—
127-129 E. Fullerton av Bakery and confection'ry
Kaebne. Otto—
190 Milwaukee av Bakery
Kurth. Adam—
2742 Cottaire Grove av Bakery and confection'ry
Lakeside Bakinar P. Works—
116-120 Miehlffan st Baking powder, extracts
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Xaiue tfnil Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Lampert. Charles—
187 S. Halstedst..
Labff. John—
Milwaukee av.
Lancrendorf . Charles—
1069 Milwaukee av
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and conf ection'ry
Laskey. A.—
534 S. JeiTerson st Bakery.
Leipold, Jo«ieph—
1771 N. Western av Bakery and conf eotion^ry
Lenze. Adolph—
356 Clyboum av.
Bakery and eonfeotion*ry
Lengs worth, Frank—
aeM State Ht Bakery.
Levi. David & Co.—
Union Stock Yards { Pork and beef packing.
Libby. McNeill & Libby-
lio
Union Stock Yards.
Lincoln's Bakery-
90 Thirty-first St..
Lipton, Thomas J.—
union Stock Yards .
Livermore, Alfred S.—
128 N. Morgan St
Beef packing
Bakery and confectionary
Pork packing
Mince meats and jellies.
Loeffel, Joseph— i
901 N. Halsted st Bakery and conf ection'ry
Locper. Gustav-
556 Milwaukee av.
Bakery.
Lotskat. Adolph— i
896 N. Whipple st iBakery and confection'ry
Luedeke. Emil C— i
566 N. Halsted st {Compressed yeast
Lystadt St Anderson—
TOE. Chicago av Bakery
Lysted & Anderson—
296-296 R. Division St.
MacVeagh, Franklin & Co.—
Wabash av. and Lake st
MacVeagh. Franklin & Co.—
Michigan av. and Lake st
Bakery
Spices and baking p'wd'r
Syrup refinery, preserv's
Mandeville Bakery—
132 ^. Twenty-second st Bakery.
Manieere. William R.— ,
277-279 Kinzie st iSyrup refinery.
Matthews, M. C—
916S Commercial av • Bakery and lunch room .
McMuUen-Winsor Coif ee Co.—,
139 E. Lakest
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Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Melieharek, Frank & Co.— >
6K Blue Island av Bakery and oonf ection'ry
Mensel, Joseph—
6BS Milwaukee aT bakery
Mertel .Conrad—
1206 N. Western av....
Meyer. John C.—
96-58 N. Desplaines st.
Meyer, Reinhold—
aoeW. Randolph St
MIehener Bros. & Co.—
Union Stock Yards
Miller & Hart—
Twenty-fifth and LaSalle sts
MirabeUa. G.—
6B Blue Island av
Moench (Wm. N.) Baking Co—
Sn7-9769 Wentworth av
Mody & Waters Co.—
9n-291 Conirress st..
Mosser, Louis—
iWN.Halstedst.
Mott, S. —
1221 W. North av.
Mozley, Wm- J.—
68-6& W. Monroe st.
Mueller Bros.—
SMS. Halsted st...
Munk. Fred—
1794 Milwaukee av
Mnnsenbereer, Sebastian—
879 N. Halsted st
Bakery
Pickles and vinefirar
Bakery.
Ham curers and pitekers
Beef and pork packers. .
Bakery
Bakery
Pie bakery
Pickles and yinearar
Bakery
Butterine
Bakery
Bakery & confectionery.
Bakery & confectionery.
Nael. John—
H8 Blue Island ay {Bakery & confectionery.
National Bakery—
1806 S. Bute St.. .
Nelson. Mrs. J. F.—
V749 Wentworth av
Nelson, Morris & Co.—
Union Stock Yards. . .
Neusill, Matthews—
418 W. Eighteenth st .
Mew York Biscuit Co —
Randolph and Morgan sts.. . .
New York Sausage Co.—
i66-159W.Twe
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Noonaa & Hoff—
Union Stock Yards.
Bread and pie bakery.. . .
Bakery & confectionery.
Beef and pork packing. .
Bakery
Biscuits and crackers . . .
Sausages, smoked meats
Pork and beef packers. . .
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FA.CTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Northwystem Yeast Co.—
Bloomingdale rd. & Edsrar st
Nasser, Wm.—
181 N.Clark St
Northwestern Steam Bakery-
SOS Cornell st
Olson, A. L.—
41 N. Qreen st.
Olsen, Ole—
608 W. North av
Opis. Emil—
470 W. Erie st. .
Yeast
Bakery and toe cream.
Bakery
Pie bakery
Bakery
Bakery . . . ?
Orauffe Manna Co.—
11 S. Water st jOranfre caramels
Ortlepp, Auirust^ I
279 Grand av I Bakery
Paeck. Charles— '
591 W. Chicatroav [Bakery
Palmer, Arthur— \
1086 W. North av , Bakery & confectionery .
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Parkhnrst-Durand Co.—
622-626 W. i'orty-second st . . . iPickles and vineirar
Peter, Mrs. Catherine—
181 N. Clark st Bakery
Peterson Bros.-
2906 Cottage Grove av
Petersen, A. E.—
767 Armitaire av
Bakery & confectionery.
Bakery & confectionery.!,
Petersen, Bans S.—
3680 State st Bakery
Petersen, Jens M.—
807 W. Division st
Bakery & confectionery.
Pfaff, Charles—
382 W. North av ; iBakery ik confectionery.
Phoenix Chemical Works—
mKinzlest
Grocers' sundries.
Pieser, I. & Co.— _.
130-182 W. Washinarton st . . . . IFlour millers.
Piper (The H.) Co.—
615-619 Wells st
Pratt Food Co.—
48 Wells st Poultry food.
Bakery
Preserv aline Mfar Co.-
183 E. Illinois st ....
Preussner, Edward—
1724 Milwaukee av . .
I^eservaliue
Bakery & confectionery.
Price Baking Powder Co.— |
' Michigan st. and Dearborn av. Baking powder
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Food ProcZi^c/s— Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Price's Flavorinir Extract Co. . . i Flav orinar extracts .
Pmssine Vinecrar Co.—
2107 LaSalle St 'Vlneear
Poetter, Robert—
6fl6 W. North av Bakery
Puhl-Webb Co.-
8S~67 Kinsie st. Grocers* shelf (roods.
QnanRtrom. John F.—
632 W. Lake St
Kauebeneoker, Frank—
388W. North av
Bakery
Bakery
Redlich. Emanuel— ,
348 W. North av Bakery and ice cream ...
Keichardt. Ernest—
3211-5249 Ashland av >Sansa«res
Rejcbwein Bros.—
1067 Milwaukee av j Bakery & confectionery . |
Reid, Murdoch & Co.— i i
3-13 State st i Wholesale groceries
Ueid. Murdoch & Co.—
86-100 Mich iflraii av Grocers' shelf aroods.
Reif. J«»hn—
Center av Bakery
Reiter. Peter—
181 S. Halsted st Bakery
Remy. William—
90 N. Clark st Bakery
Renstrom & Sandberg^
5808 Wentworth av iBakery
Reynolds. Fred-
1132 W. Chicago av iBakery
Reid el Oeorire —
256-280 W. North av iBakery and confection'ry j
Reidl & Raiitede—
227 E. North av Bakory '
RIeson. Charles—
687 W. Twelfth st^ Bakery and confection'ry
Roberts & Oake-
Union Stock Yards ' Pork packers
Robinsky. Bessie—
522 S. Moriran st i Bakery
Roescblein, John— i
910 ArmitajTe av ' Bakery and confection'ry j
Ross. Napoleon—
560 W. Lake st Bakery
Rnneiman. Richard— j
687 W. Madison st IBakery
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FAOTOBT IN8PEGTOB8 REPOBT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Schaef er, Oeorife—
602Qrand av
Shaffer Bros—
287 W. Diyiaion at.
Schallenmaeller, Jnlea—
8102 Archer av
Schencks, Charles—
UKW W.Lake at....
Schlltt, Henry—
«88 W. Twenty-flrst st.
Schlitt. Joseph—
222 w. Fourteenth st . .
Schlosser, Michael—
715 Racine av
:Sehmidinffer, Mathias—
8106 Ullman st
Bchmitt, Joseph—
91 E. Chicago av.
■Schmidt. William—
186 Blue Island ay.
Schmidt. WUliam-
861 Larabee st
Schmidt (Wm.) Baking Co—
76-81 Clyboum av
Schoenhert, Theo—
158 South port av. .
-.Scholer. John B.—
263W. Madison St.
Sohrieber. John B.—
880 W. Twenty-flrst st.
Schulze Bakinff Co.—
Iff I
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452 W. Sixty-third 8t
Schumacher, H. C. & Co.—
68 N. Statist
Schweinfurth. Fmnk—
2688Cottaee Grove av.
Soudder. Conn & Brown—
57-69 £. Illinois st
Scully (D. B.) Syrup Co.-
19-61 River st
Seaver. E. C. & C. H.—
86 State st
Seidel. Adolph & Son—
128Qariield av
■Semrad. August—
aOOEinziest
Shaw. Meyer, H.—
816-822 Piilton st .
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Bakery
Bakery and conf eotion'ry
Bakery and ice cream . . .
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and confectionary
Bakery
Bakery and oonieetion'ry
Bakery and eonf ection'ry
Crackers and biscnita . . .
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Syrup refinery
Syrups and Jellies
Bakery
Flavoring extracts
Flavoring extracts
Pickles, vinegars, etc
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Food Products — Coctinued.
Brunch of iDdustrr-
SbenDBii Bros. Co —
lSE-101 E. Kinsle Ht
8rfp(C.)B«klEffCo,-
Bt-SS NinetT-ieeoiid tt
Sllberm&n, LuarDt—
ISl W. Twelfth at
Slanr. Jonepli—
TMW.Northav
3»llmaDn Bros. Co.--
Sa-WB North AT
Spnwoe,WiirDer A Co.—
n4-l«lW. HuriioDBt
Strfford. Riablrd W.-
ase-TOOAaBtlnaT
Stfticer. John—
l»SW.L«ke«t
SUr A Crewent Htlllna Co.
Randolph Street Brldee...
Srark^dirard—
$916 Wentworth ar
Slein^Bemird—
Ml W. TvelRh St
atelii,Uirah&Co.-
2596-2689 Aroher bt
St«pfa uiiAnd row—
n1W.*rwel«hBt
SttiTen. Henry—
UeOrleuia at
Stem, A. A Co.—
Archer BT. uid Qninn st...
Stoehr, Adolph—
8tone,EilB«i^
mw.Lakest
StrMhler. Fred-
mW.Oruidav
Strnmnie. Fred-
IKW. DlrlBionst
8troh.Jobn P.-
*71 N.Wells Bt
Stiobimer. Ch&rlet—
IUBIathT>LndaT
Stoehler,pBnI-
n» N. Wentem BV
Svuti, JoaUh—
nOrdenftT
Sirin & Co.-
tJnlonStock Tarda
Qroeers' abelt eooda .
Bakery and confecUon'
Bakerv
Tf nesar and comp. yeaatl .
Syrup reflneFy i.
Ipieklea I
Bakery and COD feetion'ry.
Flaarmill .1
Bakery and conf eotion 'ry .
Bakery j
Stareh ,
Bakery and confeotion'ryl.
Bakery |.
Beet and pork packers . . j .
Bakery |.
Bakery ;
Bakery |
ry and confectlon'ryi .
ryandoonteetlon'ryl
Bakery
Bakery I
Bakery 1
Beef and pork paakioir..'
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
SByszkierwicz, Vaclav—
646 N. Paulina at iBakery.
Thompson & Taylor -
Micniean av. and Lake st
Spices, coffee & hkg. pdr.
Tenneson, Peter—
42 Grand av IBakery.
Trewren & Johansen—
69 E. North av iQrocers' sundries
Troy Bakintr Co.— ;
116 and 118 Randolph st Bakery
Vale Bakery-
en W. Sixty-third st Bakery
Valhalla Mf sr. Co.-
Fulton and Qreen sts | Pood specialties
Valhalla Utg. Co.-
20 S. Canafst Potted meats, etc
Venne, Joseph—
3241 Cottage Grove av Bakery.
Vienna Model Bakery—
41-45 S. Jefferson st Bakery.
Vienna Pastry Powder Co.—
185137 S. Clinton st
Viles & Robbins—
9258. Halstedst
Bakinir powder
Beef and pork packers
Vita, Joseph-
ess Throop 8t iBakery.
Volts, P. L. & Co,—
108-110 Auirusta st.
Wajfner, Daniel—
I04^x S. Desplaines st.
Wallburg. Emil A.-
396 W. Division st
Weise. Emil-
851 Clybouni av.
West'n ftefsA Preserv'arCo.—
90-92 W. Harrison st
Wetmore & Pride Mfg. Co.—
89-91Kinzie st
Wheckluski, Joseph—
475 Elston av
. Bakery
Bakery
Bakery ,
Bakery
Syrups and jellies
Cocounut preparations..
Bakery
Wichert. Henry—
77-83 Lake st iPictfes and mustard
Wiedermann. Frank X.—
2165 Archer av
Wilber (H. 0.)Co.—
374-876 E. Illinois St.
Williams & Eiseman—
287 Kinxic st
Bakery
Cocoa and chocolate
Molasses refinery
4
S.E.
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154
10
10
6
10
6
9S0
1
15
9
3
3
19
1
41
41
25
3
FOOD PRODUCTS.
63
Food Products — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Wittman.W. & Co.—
6S-74 N. Halsted St.
Wleklinski, Prank—
742 746 N. Aehland av.
Wilson, James A.—
328 Grand av
Wilson, WiUiam—
226 Grand av
Wintemit«.J.— 1
635 Blue Island av Bakery and confection *ry
Wishart, Mary—
166 W. Harrison st ^Bakery
White, Charles H.-
816 Austin av |Bakery
Winterbcrg, Isaac—
529 S. Jefferson st I Bekery
I
Winterbcr^. Levi—
380 S. Canal st ' Bakery and confection'ry
Winterbercr & Goldber^e
389 W. Ponrteenth st i Bakery
Plour millinsr
Bakery
Woelbelinff. Max-
N. Wells st ' Bakery and confection'ry '
Wolf. Henry—
542 W. Twefth st ; Bakery and confection'ry
Woli>er, Samuel— I
441 S. Halsted st i Bakery and confection'ry)
Wolper.W.— 1
262 Maxwell st Bakery and confection'ry i
Wastes. John-
is? North av , Bakery
Yoe, L. G. & Co.—
26-27 River st iSynips.
Younfi^ Mrs. E. —
946 W. Lake St iiakery.
I
Youn». P.- I„ ,
872 (irand av Bakery.
Zieffler. Andrew-
SSI W. Chieaffo av FBakery.
No. of places inspected— 374 1
73
178' 2.608
5
I
6
4
3
3
4I
I
I
1
I
I
4
1
19.877
5
6
6
6
4
3
3'
4
1
4
1
251)22.731
64
PAOTOBY IN8PEOTOB8 REPORT.
GLASS, MANUPAOTURE PROM.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Anderflon. BenJ. L. & Co.—
281-291 W. Superior at ... .
Androutte, Oeo. E. & Co.—
27-29 S. Clinton 8t
Bodaoh. Charles—
160-162 Fifth av..
Chicaflro Art Glass Co.—
211-213 E. Randolph st.
Chi. Mirror A Art Glass Co.—
54reO N. Clinton St
Chi. Ornamental Glass W'ks—
151-158 W. Washington st . . . .
Davis *! Burdiek Co.—
28>30 W. Washington st
Ebert/Wm. O.—
5ii6 W. North av.
Flanagan & Biednwecr Co.—
57-63 E. Illinois st
French Mirror Bevel incr Co.—
163-156 S. Jefferson st
Galloway Glass Co.—
346-347 S. Canal St..
Healy& Millettr-
i Wtthash av. . .
Heroy & Marrennei
Chieairo Heights . .
Hill Art Glass & Dec'tiveCo.—
31(h324 Fifth av
Hooker. H. M. &Co.—
Cor. Randolph A Clinton sts.
Kinsell Glass Co.—
205-207 S. Canal st
Lindorff.Willlam—
968 N. Frantisco av.
McCully & Miles Co.—
ITSWahashav
Mertens & Oelfeuer—
103 S. Canal St.
Misch. George A.—
346-348 Wabash av
Nelson Glass Beveling Co.—
31-^ S. Canal st
Northw*rn Mirror & G. W'ks-
11-18 S. Canal st
Parsche, F. X,—
40SUtest
Rice (James H.) Co.—
34-40 S. Water st
Mirrors and plate glass. •
Beveling and staining. . .
Mirrors and show cases,.
Art glass work
Beveling and embossing
Glass novelties
Glass omunents
Beveliag and staining. .
Art glass work
Beveling and silvering.
Beveling and silvering.
Art glass work
Mirrors
Art glass work
Plate glass and mirrors
Beveling and silvering.
Art glass work
Stained glass
Plate glass and beveling
Art glass work
Beveled glass
Art glass work
Glass engraving
Mirrors and plate glass
2
3
2
18
15
17
8
11
35
8
3
5
28
1
6
16
29
1
3
3;
12
6
1
2
8
H
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15
15
IT
8
11
5
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GLASS, MANUFACTURE FROM.
65
Okfss, Manufficiure from — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industn'
BoehlkeJ^aul—
267 W. Eiifbteenth st.
Sehuler & Mueller—
m-m S. Market st
Shapiro, Samnel—
217 W. Twelfth 8t
Art fflass work
Art grlftss work
Glass cuttiniT- - •
Simon, John—
215-217 S. Clinton st. 'Art glass work
Saess GlaHS Co.—
11-23 S. Jefferson st Art (flass work
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Taney, John & Co.—
103-195 S. Canal st Bevelintr and silvering.
Tanzer. F. A.—
19-21 Green st Glass signs
Western Sand Blast Co.—
71 Jackson boul i Beverg, emboss'g, chip'gi
No. of places inspected— 33.1
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0
0
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111 10 424
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25
25
2
2
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1
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1
12
12
2;
2
1
11
11
8
i; 10
11 445
HOUSE FURNLSHINGS.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Adams, Jacob —
4 16 E. Sixty-third st Upholstery .
Anderson & Ekstrom—
232 Thirty-iafth st Upholstery & drap. trim.
Anson, Fred H.—
6237 o. Halsted st Mattresses
Anderson Mattress Co.—
211 E. Division st i Mattresses
Automatic Shade Co. —
260 S.Clark st Window shades.
Becker, J.—
274-276 B. Madison st i Drapery & furnit're trim
Boyer, Fred—
231 E. Randolph st Window shades
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Bellinger Bros.—
1 171 Milwaukee av Mattresses
Bremer. Carl—
221 Fifth av .Carpets and draperies.
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3
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1
7
2
2
3
10
8
3
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Houi^c Furnish ings — Continued.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Budine«r. Peter—
5633 Wentworth av
Upholstery and cleauins:
Carson^ Pirie, Scott &jCo.—
Cor. State and Washin8:ton,
Chicatro Carpet Co.—
162 Wabash av
Uph'l8tery,c'rp't8,c*rt'ns
Carpets and furniture.
Chicasro Cotton Batting Mills-
21-29 Wabanaia av
Chicago Fringe and Em. Co.-
Market and Washington sts.
Chicago Ha.ssock Co.—
47 W. VanBurenst
Mattress wool and cotton
Drapery trimmings
Hassocks and Ottomans.
Chicago Rug Mfg. Co.-
3359S. Hafstedst....
Cold Blast Feather Co.—
45 W. Van Buren st
Rugs and rag carpet
Feather matt. & pillows. •
Coleman & Co.—
466 W. Van Buren st
Columbia Shade Co.—
356 Blue Island av...
Mattresses and pillows.
Cuthbertson & Ready—
370 Grand av
Window shades
! Mattresses
Dobie, Arthur L. & Co.—
67 W. Washington st . . .
Toilet novelties
Dreyer. H. & Co.—
256 E. Thirty-fifth st.
Emmerich. Charles & Co.—
168-168 W. Randolph st . . . .
Ernst Bros.-
2821 State st
Upholstery
Feathers...
Mattresses
Excelsior Quilting Co.—
134 W. Washington st . .
Matt, covers, table pads.
Feinstone, Alexander—
1(M Blue Island av
Mattresses and bedding.
Fepper, Solomon—
367 W. Twelfth St.
Mattresses
Field, Marshall & Co.—
Wa.shington and State sts.
Fleming & Gleeson—
634 W. Twelfth st
Fowler, John P.-
2434 Wabash av.
Frankel. Julius—
292 Blue Island av
Fricke, John—
44 E. Chicago av...
(tilbert & Aeppli—
3145 Cottage (trove av.
Bedding and curtains ...'
Upholstery
Mattresses and bedding, i
Mattresses and bedding.
Upholstery
Upholstery
2
e
2
9
20
SB <i
1
Oi
8
15 10
9
30 18
3;
3
2
2.
14
8
17
3
I
5
2;i
1
40
si I
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16t<
2i
Si '
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H
•1
25
9
48
4
1
I 20
.! 8
21
5
14
3
1
3
21
3
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
67
House Furnishings — Continued.
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Name and Locatiou.
Brnnch of Industry.
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(lOldbersT. Benjamin—
906 Blue island av Mattresses
Qoldberff. Abraham—
5€8 Canal st Mattresses and pillows .
GoldberfiT, Louis—
130 Barber st Mattress tufts
Goldstein, David —
190 Barber st Mattress tufts,
Jacobs, Edward—
646 W. North av Mattresses . . . .
Guldstrand, N. H. & Co.—
407 N. Clark st Upholstery* cab. m'k'nir
Hellesen. John R.—
620 W. Chicago av Ru^ s and rag carpets . . .
Hellesen. John R.—
436 Grand av Hugs and rag: carpets
Hewitt. George—
19 E. Forty-seventh st Upholstery
Illinois Bedding: Co.—
3C5 S. Canal st Mattresses and bedding:.
Jackson Co.—
264-270 Fifth av
Kabaker & Brown-
IP? W. Chicago av .
Kravitzky, Michael—
923 W. Lake at
Drapery & fumit're trim
Mattresses
Mattresses
Kross. Samuel— |
6211 Wentworth av iRu? s and carpet«
Lakeside Mattress Co.—
4945 S. State st
Mattresses
List. Albert— I
4417 State st [Upholstery
Mandel Bros.—
115 Wabash av
Mancrer. W. A. & Co.—
4531 Wentworth av.. . .
Shades and draperies ...
I
Mattresses and upholst'y
Mansure <E. I>.) Co.—
45-49 E. Randolph st I Upholstery A: drap. trim .
3Uller & Dunn— i
109 Blue Island av {Upholstery
Miller. H. C. & Co.
26-28 E. Chicafiro av iRuirs and mats
Rugs and rat; carpets.
N. W, Carpet Weaving Wks.
1781 K. Ashland av
Pan Im an sky. Joseph—
498 N. Clark st jUpliolatery
Peters Trimmingr Co.— i
229 Fnlton st 'Furniture, f rin's&gimp**..
10
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3
15
2
4
3
10
1
12
1
1
1
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15!
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9
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3
1
1
3
3
4
3
3
4
61
3
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3
112
2
21
1
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
House Furnishings — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Phoenix Trimminir Co.—
573 Clybourn av
Reid, Mungo—
297-299 W.Polk St.
Revell, Alex. W.—
198 Wabash av . . . .
Revell. Alex. H.—
198 Wabash av . .
Furniture.frinff's &drap.
Carpets and niffs
Upholstery
Drap., shades & carpets.
Richardson. O. W. & Co.—
315-;i21 Wabash av Carpets, curtains & ruffSi
Ring. C. T.-
3245 Cottage Grove av Rugs ■
Sanitary Feather Co.—
249-251 8. Canal st Feather pillows & cush . .
Schlesinger & Mayer—
137 Wabash av Upholstery and carpets .
Schultz& Hirach-
260-262 S. Desplaines st i Pillows and down goods.
Schotte, Charles—
18-20 N. Canal st
Sloan, T. L., Devenoy & Co.— ,
15-17 E. Lake st
Smith. Amos—
406 X. Clark st
Window shades.
Upholstery
Window shades.
South Chicago Bedding Co.— '
8^24 Commercial av Mattresses and bedding.
Swan, Charles H.—
6U4 W. Lake st Mattresses and bedding.
Textile Rug Co.—
522 W. Sixty-ninth st Rugs
Thorsen, Andrew-
ar? W. Randolph st i Upholstery
Tobey Furniture Co.— ■
100 Wabash av ' Upholstery & mattresses
Union Bedding Co.—
432 Blue Island av , Mattresses
Qelder. Moses-
218 Blue Island av Mattresses&feath.pil'ws
Vaux, Thomas—
192-194 E. Washington st -Window shades
Wagner. Charles—
5635 .Jefferson st i Upholstery
I
Wecker, Isaac—
504 Blue Island av Mattresses
Wein*«henkor, Tobias—
326-330 N. Ashland av Mattresses
Wemple-<J. C.) Co.—
255 Wabash av i Window shades.
1
1
49
2
1
6
20
32l
10
22 18
1 3
14. 231
59 37*
1 24
49,
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95
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5
6
37
96
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50
3
3
3
33
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
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House Furnishings — Concluded.
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Name and Location.
We.1t Side Carpet Co.—
227 Blue Island av
Branch of Industry.
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Window shades, hass'cks
Whipple Mfe. Co.— i
241-2Ji3 W. Sixty-third at .Curtain stretchers.
Winter. Jacob— '
3007 Cottasre Grove av i Mattresses & beddinsT-
Wolff, Jacob—
390 Milwaukee av -Mattresses
Wunderlich, Paul—
3608 State st Upholstery
Zenffe, Geo. & Son—
2W6 State st iRu^s and rair carpet.
No. of places inspected— 87. ,
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451
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2
2
3
31' 1.187
INKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY SUPPLIES.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Acme School Co.— i
St E. Illinois st jSchool supplies.
American Tag Co.—
200 S. Clinton st IShippincr taffs. . .
Barrett's Bindery—
198 162 E. Monroe st i Stationery .
Batterman. John H.—
164-168 Randolph st Envelopes,
Bemdt. Alfred C—
1200 W. Sixteenth st , Paper lanterns. kites,etc.
Binshanis, Sam'l Son - '
22-34 Fifth av i Printers' rollers
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Blanchard, Rufns—
169 Randolph st jMap publishers . .
Bowers, Byron J. -
171 N. Clark st Shipping books..
Buckle Roller Co.—
321 Dearborn st Printers' rollers .
Butler ( J. W.) Paper Co.— I
21^218 Monroe st I Wholesale paper.
Calmnet Envelope Co.—
;M8-3S0 Dearborn st Envelopes
Carter's Ink Co.—
275 E. Kinzie st Inks and mucilage.
3
16
4
1
24
11
2
5 I'
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0
9
1
3
5
1
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17l!
33
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1
6
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1
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1 18,
1 1
18
1
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1 1 .
3
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1
2
! 8'
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9
1
641.
1
1
5
1 ' 1
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I
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1 1
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FAcrroRY inspectors' report.
Food Products — Continued.
I
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Northwystem Yeast Co.—
Bloominffdale rd. A Edsar st
Nasser, Wm.—
181 N.Clark St
Northwestern Steam Bakery-
SOS Cornell at
Olson, A. L.—
41 N. Green st.
Olsen, Ole—
606 W. North av
Opis. Emil—
470 W.Erie st..
Orauffe Manna Co.—
US. Water 8t
Ortlepp, Auarnst—
279 Grand av
Yeast
Bakery and iee cream.
Bakery
Pie bakery
Bakery
Bakery ...f
Oranif e caramels
Bakery
Paeck, Charles— |
591 W. Chicago av Bakery
Palmer, Arthur—
1066 W. North av | Bakery & confectionery.
Parkhurst-Durand Co.— J
622-626 W. t orty-second st . . . i Pickles and vinegar
Peter. Mrs. Catherine—
181 N. Clark st jBakery
Peterson Bros.—
2906 Cottafre Grove av.
Petersen, A. E.—
767 Armitage av
Bakery & confectionery.
Bakery & confectionery. I
Petersen, Hans S.— _
3680 State st I Bakery
Petersen, Jens M.—
807 W. Division st
PfaffLCharles—
382 W. North av...
Phoenix Chemical Works—
19IKlnziest
Pieser, I. & Co.—
130-182 W. Waahinffton st ...
Piper (The H.) Co.-
fll5-619 Wells at
Pratt Pood Co.—
' 48 Wells at
Preservaline Mfg Co.-
183 E. Illinois st
Preussner, Edward-
1724 Milwaukee av
Price Baking Powder Co.—
' Michigan at. and Dearborn av Bakino: powder
Bakery & confectionery.,
Bakery A confectionery.
Grocers' sundries
Flour millers
Bakery |
Poultry food
Preservaline
Bakery & confectionery.
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4
4
3
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FOOD PRODUCTS.
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Food Prod/^c/s— Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Price's Flavoring Bztract Co. . . 'Flarorinff extracts.
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Pmssine Vinegar Co.—
2107 LaSalle St 'Vineorar
82
l*uetter. Robert—
Ces W. North av Bakery
Puhl-Webb Co.—
85-87 Kinzie st Grocers' shelf roods.
Quanstrom. John P.—
W. Lake st ;Bakery
10,
Kaucbenecker, Frank—
»8W. North av
Bakery
Hedlich, Emanuel—
318 W. North av Bakery and ice cream
Keichardt. Ernest— i I
S2I7-6249 Ashland av | Sausages ' I ! . . .#
Reich wein Bros.— I i
1067 Milwaukee av i Bakery & confectionery . >
Reid. Murdoch & Co.— '
3-18 State st iWholesale groceries.
Reid. Murdoch & Co.—
88-100 Michigan av Grocers' shelf goods.
Reif« John—
383 Center av Bakery
9'
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Reiter, Peter— '
1318. Halsted st Bakery
Remy, William—
90 N. Clark st Bakery i
Renstrom & Sandberg^ ^
560H Wentworth av iBakery
I
Reynolds. Fred-
1132W. Chicago av iBakery
Reidel, George— ' '
2S6-260 W. North av (Bakery and confection'ry]
Reidl & Rastede—
227 E. North av Bakery
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Riesen. Charles— , ^
637 W. Twelfth st^ Bakery and confection'ry
Roberta & Oake—
Union Stock Yards i Pork packers
Robinsky, Bessie-
SB S. Morgan st jBakery
Roeacblein, John—
940 Armitage av i Bakc^ry and confection'ry |
RosStNapoleon—
560W. Lake st iBakery i
Runetman. Richard— {
687 W. Madison st iBakery
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175
4
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3
7
4
3
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PAOTOET IN8PBCTOB8' BEPOBT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Schaef er, George—
682Qraad av
'Schaffer Bros—
287 W. Division st.
:SehallenmnelIer, Jules—
8102 Archer av
Schencks, Cbarles—
lOOOW. Lakest....
Schlitt, Henry—
688 W. Twenty-first st.
Scblitt. Joseph—
222 W. Fourteenth st . .
Schlosser, Michael—
715 Bacine av
iSchmidinger, Mathias—
3105 Ullman st
Sehmitt. Joseph—
91 E. Chicago av.
Schmidt, William—
185 Blue Island av.
Schmidt, William—
964 Larabee st
Schmidt (Wm.) Baking Co—
76-81 Clyboumav
Schoenhert, Theo—
168 Southport av. .
iScboIer. John B.—
283W. Madison St.
Schrieber, John B.—
880 W. Twenty-first st.
Sehulse Baking Co.—
462 W. Sixty-third st
-thi
Schumacher, H. C. A Co.—
68 N. State st
Schweinfurth, Frank—
26S8 Cottage Grove av.
Scudder, Conn & Brown—
57-50 £. Illinois st
Scully (D. B.) Syrup Co.—
49-51 River st
Seaver. E. C. & C. H.—
86 State st
Seidel, Adolph & Son—
128Qarfield av
:Semrad, August^
200Kinziest
Shaw. Meyer, H.—
816-N22 Fulton st .
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Bakery
Bakery and conf ection'ry
Bakery and ice cream . . .
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and confectionary
Bakery
Bakery and coniection'ry
Bakery and oonf ection'ry
Crackers and biscuits . . .
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Syrup refinery
Syrups and iellies
Bakery
Flavoring extracts
Flavoring extracts
Pickles, vinegars, etc
2
18
6
2
2
2
1
2
6
4
2
3
74
3
2
2
15
4
!•••««
106
8
1
11
POOD PRODUCTS.
6i
Food Producfe— Continued.
Name and Location.
Branoh of Industry.
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Shennan Bros, Co.—
1»-181 E. Einsie st.
Seip (C.) Baking Co.—
21B-286 Ninety-second st.
Silberman. Lazams—
191 W. Twelfth st
Sinser. Jofteph—
7«W. North av.
Speilmann Bros. Co.—
98H»E. North av
Spra^aetWamer A Co.-
17^180 W. Harrison st.
Stafford. Richard W.—
<H)6'700 Anstin av
Staiirer. John—
1336 W. Lake st
Star & Crescent Milling Co.—
Randolph Street Bridcre
Stark^dward—
5016 Wentworth av
SteinjBemard—
461 W. Twelfth st.
Stein«Hirsh&Co.—
2SS&-2S89 Archer ay
Stephan Andrew—
177 W. Twelfth st. .
Steffen. Henry-
128 Orleans st. .
Stem. A. & Co.—
Aixsncr av. and Qninn st.
Stoehr. Adolph—
195 Cly))onm av
Stone, Edffar—
6M W. Lake st
Straehler, Fred—
106 W. Grand av
Str«%mme. Prod—
465 W. Division st
Stroh.John P.—
471 N.Wells St....
Strohimer, Charles—
406 Bine I« land av..
Stoehler. Panl—
990 N. western av.
Swarts, Josiah—
aSBOgden av
Swift & Co.—
Union Stock Yards.
Grocers' shelf goods
Bakery and confectionary
Bakery
Bakery
Vinegar and comp. yeast
Syrnp refinery
Pickles I
Bakery and conf ection'ry
Plonr mill
Bakery and conf eotion'ry
Bakery
Starch
Bakery and conf ection'ry
Bakery
Beef and pork packers . .
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery and confectionary
Bakery and conf ection'ry
Bakery
Bakery
Bakery
Beef and pork packing. .
2!
2
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11
4
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20
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62
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Food Products — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Szyszkierwicz, Vaclav—
646 N. Paulina st !Bakery
Thomtson & Taylor -
Micniiran av. and Lake st —
Tenneson. Peter -
42 Grand av
Spices, coffee & bk{r> pdr.
Bakery
Trewren & Johansen—
69 E. North av 'Grocers' sundries
Troy Bakinjr Co.—
116 and 118 Randolph st I Bakery
Vale Bakery-
en W. Sixty-third st | Bakery
Valhalla Mfsr. Co.-
Fnlton and Green sts i Pood specialties
Valhalla Utg. Co.-
20S. Canalst
Venne, Joseph—
3241 Oottaffe Grove av • Bakery
Vienna Model Bakery-
41-45 S. Jefferson st, | Bakery
Vienna Pastry Powder Co.—
135-137 S. Clinton st : Baking powder
Viles & Robbins—
925 8. Halsted st Beef and pork packers
Vita. Joseph— '
683 Throop st j Bakery
Voltz. F. L. & Co.—
lOH-110 Au^sta st Bakery
Wa«mer. Daniel—
104V9 S. Desplaines st.
Bakery
WallburfiT. Emil A.—
396 W. Division st Bakery
Weisc. Emil-
861 Clybourn av.
West'n Refer & Preserv'gCo.—
90-92 W. Harrison st
Wetmore & Pride Mfg. Co.—
8^9lKin»icst
Potted meats, etc
1
1
Bakery
Synips and jellies
Cocoanut preparations..
Wfaeckluski, Joseph—
475 Elston av Bakery.
Wichert. Henry-
77-H3 Lake st . . . .
Picltfes and mustard.
Wiederraann, Frank X. -
2165 Archer av Bakery.
Wilber(H. 0.)Co.- i
374-876 E. Illinois st 'Cocoa and chocolate.
Williams As Biseman—
287 Kinzlc «t
12
25
I
26
2
I
Molasses refinery
3
2
2
6
li
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16
I
28
I
3
19
1
41
41
25
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FOOD PRODUCTS.
63
Food Products — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry-
Wilson, James A.—
328 Grand ay
' Bakery.
Wilson, WiUiam-
226 Grand ar I Bakery
Winternit«,J.— |
635 Blue Island av • Bakery and confectionary
I
Wishart. Mary— I
166 W. Harrison st 'Bakery
White, Charles H.-
816 Austin av jBakery.
Winterberj, Isaac—
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529 S. Jefferson st I Bnkery <
t
Bakery and confection 'ryi
Winterbere, Levi—
380 S. Canal st. . . .
Winterberi: & Qoldber(rer^
389 W. Fourteenth st ! Bakery.
Wittman.W. &Co.—
66-74 N. Halted st JFIour milling.
Wleklinski. Frank— i
742 746 M. Ashland av Bakery
Woelbelinr. Max—
206 N. Wells st ' Bakery and confectionary'
Wolf. Henry-
542 W. Twefth st ' Bakery and confection'ry
Wolper, Samuel— I
441 S. Halsted st i Bakery and confection'ry | ,
Wolper, W.—
252 Maxwell st Bakery and confection'ry [ .
Wustes.John— I
157 North av i Bakery i .
Yoe. L. G. & Co.-
25-27 Ri ver st I Syrups .
Younf. Mrs. E. —
946 W. Lakest liakery.
Younff. P.—
872 Grand av Bakery.
I
Ziecrler. Andrew-
SSI W. Chieaffo av 'Bakery.
No. of places inspected— 374;
•>o<
731 178
2.603
5
6
5
6
4
3
3
4
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6;
6
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1
22
5
6
6
6
4
3
3*
4
1
4
1
2S1'22,731
76
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Jewelry — Continued.
Naino and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Manheimer, Louis—
108 State st [ Watches
I
Marquardt, G. W. & Sons—
1/08 State st Uewelry -
Martin Copeland & Co.—
161 State st i Jewelry.
Marshall, George £.—
103 State st Jewelry.
Mayo & Co —
181 State st iJewelry.
Mead. M. A. & Co.—
103 State st Watches
Milbeninir* Joseph— |
195 State st Diamond jewelry.
Meriden-britannia Co.—
147 Stat« st iSilver plated ware
I
Moe, Henry—
112 E. Randolph st Jewelry
Moore & Evans— [
304 Masonic Temple iJewelry.
Morse. F. E. & Co.—
126 State st
Diamond jewelry
Morse. R. J.—
1216 Cham plain bide IJewelry.
National Jobbinir Co.—
410 Masonic Temple Jewelry.
Newman. Morris—
300 Masonic Temple iJewelry.
Newman Clock Co.—
169 Wabash av Clocks . .
Newmark. Louis—
483 W.. Chicago av Jewelry ,
Niifa, Wojerch— •
t>54 Noble st 'Jewelry.
Noble. P. H. & Co.-
103 State st
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Norris. B. P., Alister & Co.—
103 State st
Jewelers' supplies.
Jewelry
Nylund. Victor-
2326 State st iJewelry.
Peacock. Charles D.—
199 State st Jewelry.
Peters. John & Sons—
209-211 State st Jewelry.
Pfeil. Charles H.-
183 State st iJewelry.
Pietr<^wicz. Wincent—
601 Noble st iJewelry.
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77
Jewelry — Continued.
Kame and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Pike. Albert H.-
126 State St...
Planchamp & Becker Co.-
63-65 £. Washinsrton st. .
Purdy. John H.—
lae $tate st
Fancy stone rings
Qold and silver plating:
Jewelry
Hacine. Jules & Co.— I
103 State st Watches
Reed &, Barten— \
103 State «t ISllverware
Reinke. J. M. & Co.— !
108 State st I Jewelry
Rich & Allen Co.- I
126 Stale st iDiamonds
I
Robbins & Appleton— I
109 State at , Watches
Roddin. E. V. & Co.—
151 Stalest
Roerers, C. & Bros.—
708 Masonic Temple.
Roovaart Bros.—
103 Stalest
Rosenthal Mfg. Co.—
209 State st
Jewelry
Silverware
Jewelry
Jewelry
Rowe Bros.—
163 State st 'Jewelry
Rutishauser (J. U.) Co.—
108 State st ! Jewelry
Samuel Bros —
403 Masonic Temple Jewelry
Schaefer. Christian— I
6GB W. North av 'Jewelry
Schmidt, F. W. H.—
100 State st jJewelers' supplies
Schrader, Theo.—
100 State st
Jewelry
Schultz. Albert— ,
1098 Armitage av I Jewelry
Screomb & Sperry Co.—
147 State st
Shapire, Berhhardt-
731 W. North av...
Shouds, Adcock & Teuf el—
66 State st
Simons Bros. & Co.—
108 State st Jewelry
Smith, Alfred H. & Co.-
108 State st Diamonds
Gold and silver plating
Jewelry
Jewelry
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Jewelry — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Spies & Co.— I
126 State st Jewelry.
Stachowski, Kaseman—
533 Noble st Jewelry.
Stein & EUboffem Co.— i
108 State st Jewelry.
Swartchild & Co.—
504 Masonic Temple 'Jewelers' supplies.
Thompson. Prank A.—
70 Madison st Jewelry
Towie Mffif. Co.—
149-153 State st Silver table wares
Towle. A. F. & Sons Co.—
302 Masonic Temple Silverware
Tschin, Emil—
261 W. Chicaifo av Jewelry.
Wadsworth. Georgro F.—
182 State st
Watch cases ,
Wallis. O. W. & Co.-
103 State at i Jewelry.
Waltham Watch and J. Co.— !
203 State st Jewelry.
Walton. Stanley & Fowler-
149-153 State st Silver plated ware
Warner Silver Mfgr. Co.—
63-^1 S. Market st Gold and silver platini;
Wechter & Weinman—
611 Masonic Temple ' Jewelry
Wendall & Co.— I
126-130 State st Jewelry
Western Watch Case Co.—
103 State st Watch cases
W ilansky. Henry-
70 W. Randolph st Watch es
Winn. J. H. & Co.—
195 State st Jewelry
Winship, Chas. & Co.—
78 State st Jewelry
Win slow & Penney Co.—
608 Masonic Temple j Watches
Wittst^in. Charles T.—
103 State st Jewelry.
Wolff. August A.& Co.—
319 Armitag-e nv Jewelry.
Voun^. Otto & Co.-
149-153 State st Jewelry.
No. of places inspected -158
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1
39
101
1.060
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8
1
10
1
5
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15
6
1
5
I
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LAUNDRIES.
79
LAUNDRIES.
Name.
Location.
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Alpha Laundry Co ,243 Grand av. ^
Anchor Laundry '382-384 E. 80th st
Anderson. Gottfried 15184 Wentworth av
Anderson. Emil ' 1201 W. VanBuren
AToy, Marsraret 13755 8. Halsted st
Becker. P ;4M S. Union st
Bee Hive Lanndry '680-632 Wells st
Bentley. Kate |48 Thirty-ninth st
Bernard. Adolph '5209 Lake av
Berciuist Laundry ,6327 Cotta^re Grove av
Berin. Laura i4816 Cottaire Grove av
Blackman Laundry 788 W. Madison st
Brewster's Laundry 636-689 W. 6Sd st
Brighton Laundry J400-4U2 W. Madison st. . . .
Broadway Laundry 4228 Cottafire Grove av
Buckeye Han<l Laundry 200 S. Canal at
Burley, Anthony H 51-53 E. 39th st
Kutler. John 1718 State Mt
Calumet Laundry G13 W. Madison sc
(^anieron's Hand Laundry '56 N. State st
Oarlson Laundry 5944 Halsted st
Castle Laiiu'lry 788 W. VanBuren st
Centennial Laundry Co 549 W. Twelfth st
Central Steam Laundry Qo 105 Jefferson st
Central Steam Laundry 88 Monroe st
Challenge Laundry |251^ DesPlaines st
Chambers, Mrs. Mary ,1018 W. Consrress at
Cherry (W. P. ) Co 1338 W. Harrison st
(4h{cairo Laundry Co :4329 Cottage Grove av
Clase. Edwin 5107 S. State st
Cleaver's Laundry 103-107 38th st
Coleman's Laundry 2540 S. State st
Columbian Star Laundry 3125 S. State st
Columbian Hand Laundry ' 1249 Milwaukee av
Commonwealth Laundry ilOlOW. Madison 6t
Dalys' Laundry 12 E. Pearson st
Deejiran's Himd Laundry 169 S. DesPlai ues st
Deavir Hand Laundry |6660 S. State st
Diamond Hand Laundry '6826 Wentworth av
(verman Hand Laundry 241 N. Center av
Doremus Steam Laundry |458 W. Madison st
Doufirlas. Amelia |241 Lansriey av
Drezel Laundry ,3909-3911 Landey av
Duffray Laundry !600 Harrison st
Dunn. Anna i506 Wabash av
Duress. Rachael '2311 Wabash av
Domestic Hand Laundry 1388 N. Clark st
BiUy's Hand Laundry 1 247 N. Clark st
Eaffle Laundry ;350 Dearborn st *
Elks Laundry '82 E. 31st »t i
Ellis. Wm. D ,522^2 Wabash av
Enfflewood Laundry ,440 W. 63d st
Monarch Laundry '2215 Archer av
Eureka Laundry 155-159 W. Madison st
Excelsior Laundry 144 E. 22d st
Fallls. Mary P '1024 W. Consrress st
Fisher. George P ,33 E. 43d at '
Fitzfferald. L. 144 W. Adams st
Forward Hand Laundry !98 N. Wells st
Franklin Hand Laundry 317 N. Franklin st
Froehley. Peter 172 E. Indiana st
Furtwanarler. Wm 784 W. Adams st
(t. A. R. Laundry i787 Milwaukee hv
Garden City Laundry 1435 N. Clark at
Goldberg. Ellen |514 Thomas at
Golden Eaffle Laumlry 543 W. Chicatro av
Goodhart's Laundry 1347-376-378 Winchest'r av
Gordon's Hand Laundry :5336 Lake st i
Griffln's Laundry !849 Madison st
Groreland Laundry '37 3lst at ;
Hanson, Mrs. Mary 122 M. Center av I
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121
110
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Laundries — Continued.
Name.
Location.
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Heike Laundry 455 N. Clark st
Holini^er, Louis 974 N. Clark st
Holmes' Laundry Co 81-83 vVells st
Huesscbman. Henry 4331 S. Halted st
Huron Hand Laundry 233 E. Huron st
Illinois Laundry 366 Grand av
Imnerial Laundry 3853-3855 Vincennes av.
Indiana Laundry 205 Grand av
Inter-Ocean Laundry 785-787 Blue Island av. .
Ivauhoe Laundry 4004 Michifiran av
Jackson Bros 5715 S. State st
John. Semma 5510 .Teflferaon av
.TohnHon, Hannah 87*2 WelU st
Johnson, Ida 458 E. Thirty-first st. . .
Johnson. Lina 994 Milwaukee av
Johnsons' ( P. O. i Laundry — 227 Grand av
Johnson, Thomas J 4715 S. State st
Jor^enson, Lars C 858 N. North av
Karlson, John A 4525 S. State st
KintfK' Model Laundry 868 W. Madison st
Klondike Laundry • — 437 Grand av
KneeJler. PcTcy 1336 Michii;an av
Krauss Hand Laundry 4309 Langrley av
Lacaze, Gabriel 525 Garfield av
Lamar Hand Laundry , 1373 W. Harrison st
Larrun, Oscar 115:4 Milwaukee av
Larson, Thomas S 441 443 W. Twelfth st. .
Lateer. Louis 6:<38 Cottajre Grove av.
Leonia' Laundry ,286 S. Paulina st.
Lily Laundry 1548 W. Harri.son st
Lindblooiu, Mrs. Mary 2420 Cottasre Grove av
LindgreuH' Laundry 26:i N. Wells st
Lindner.s' Imperial Laundry . . 2121 Wabash av
Lipka. Arthur 93 Wells st
Locher. Tony '6 E. Forty-third st
Lon^. Lizzie 6531 Emerald av
Maddens' Laundry 479 S. Halsted st
Marquette Laundry 5801-5813Cotta6:e Grove av
Ma.s.Kal8ki, Mrs. Elizabeth 447 Wells st
Mayos' Hand Laundry 1245 Seminary pi
McCaffray. H. J 632 W. Van Buren st
McCardle, Robert P 898 Madison st
McCrea. Michel 131 Blue Island av
McDade. Moses H '5609 Jefferson st
McGuire. Martin A 3523 S. State st
Mercantile Laundry Co 82-86 B^ulton st
Mercantile Laundry Co 233 235 N. State st ,
Menser, Joseph 197 E. Twenty- fourth st. . i
Miller. Geome C 3764 S. State st
Miller, Mrs liauru 258 Twenty-eighth st
Miller, Philip H 4107 S State st
MilU>r. William A 2016 Wabash av
Minds. Miss Anna 164 W. Harrison «t
Neubauer. Prank C 221 N. Clark st
Moen. Christ 190 N. Morgan st
Monahan. Catharine 3945 Langrley av
Morning Star Laundry Blue Island av.& Polk st.
Mueller. Gustav 3449 S. State st
Milligan. Thomas 726 W. Con«:ress st
Mul vey &. Booth <i018 Wentworth av
Munirer's Hyde Park Laundry 520:^-5205 Lake av
Munsrer's Laundry 51S W. MudLsou st
My Laundry Co 346 WelU st
National Laundry 179 E. Thirty ninth st
New Wentworth Laundry Co. . 5551 WiMit worth av |
Nickels (E.) Hand Laundry ... !»*< W. Adams st
Nielsen. G 727 W. North av
Normal Park Laundry 6S26 Wentworth av
North Star Laundry 143 Grand av
Northwestern Laundry 45 55 £. Huron st. .
Oats' Home Laundry 12 S. Paulina st
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Laundries — Concluded .
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Branch of Industry.
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Acme Flexible Clasp Co.—
Clark & Seventeenth st Flexible clasps.
Acme Journal Bearinir Co.—
7-9 S. Jefferson st Brass works.
Acme Sprinjf Bed Co.—
114-42U Forty-third st Springfs & bedsteads.
Adams & Westlake Co.—
110 Ontario st Bicycles & hardware
Ajax Porsre Co.—
1104 Blue Island av Iron foundry
Alexander. David—
194 S. Clark st Model «!t die maker.
Allen Hussey C<>.—
211-213 E. Randolph st Electricians
Allinifton & Curtis Mfg. Co.- ,
18 S. Canal st Sheet iron works.
Ambere File & Index Co.—
71-73 E. Lake st ! Files S: Index makers.
American Bridire ^orks—
Fortieth st. & Stewart av
American Bronze Co.—
73 Woodlawn
Am. Cop'r, Brass & Iron Wks—
113-llU Michiiran st
American Cutlery Co.—
173-193 Mather st
American Electric Fuse Co.-
87-89 Washinartun st
American Iroi & Wire Wks-
37 N. Union st
American Nickel Steel Co.-
31-33 S. Canal st
Bridtres
Bronze statuary
Brass ic iron works
Cutlery
Electrical experiments
Iron & wire works
Nickel & steel platinfir.
Am. Overstltch Steel Co.—
18-90 W. Randolph st Sewinsr machines
Am. Reflector & Lifirhtlnir Co.— I
271-271 Franklin st I Sheet iron & tin ware.
American Stove Board Co.— !
oOO-aoe Clyboum av 'Stove boards
American Type Founders Co.—
139-141 E Monroe st Type founders.
American Wire Works —
268-270 E. Madison st Wire ^oods. . . .
Amudnsen, Andrew—
197 S. Canal sr Tools & dies
Andersen, Olaf R.-
784 W. North av...,
Anderson, Alex H.—
t>3 W. Washington «t , Brass foundry.
Iron works.
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Anderson Bros.—
30-32 S. Market st Brass foundry.
Anderson (The Carl) Co.—
19-23 S. Jefferson st EniriueH & boilers.
Anderson & Wetterl und-
ue E. Chicasro av Sheet iron iSc tin ware.
Andrews. Oswald—
3820-3322 S. Halsted st Machine & brass patterns
Andrews & Johnson Co.—
250-252 S. Clinton st Metal works
Ansell, E. P. & Co.—
J^-30 W. Randolph st Machinery 6c tools.
Archer Iron Works—
1858 Thirty-fourth pi Iron works
Architf*ctural Iron Works - ,
1607-Fifth First st Iron works.
Armstrong Durst Mac. Wks—
241 8. Jefferson st 1 Machinery .
Art Bedstead Co.—
114-122 Weed st Iron bedNteads.
Artemis Plating Works—
74-82 W. Jackson st Polishins: •& platins:.
AtlAS Electric Co.—
308-306 Dearborn si I Electrical apparatus.
Austin (P. C.J Mfe. Co.— ,
Carpenter st. & Carroll av. . . iMnuhinery
Automatic L. Dist. Tel. Co.— ,
251 S. Jefferson st iTelepbones.
Ayers & Co.— :
61 Ellen st I Bicycles and machinery.,
Baffirot, EdTOn—
11
367-369 E. Illinois st Qas fixtures
BaiTffott. Edward—
169-171 E. Adams st |Plumbinf? and fixtures.
Bairil Clock Co.— i
215 S. Clinton st Clocks
Baker & Jackson— i
1818 Wabash av |Furnac<* work
Baldwin Brass Works— I
211-213 E. Randolph st iBrass works..
Bank, John—
68 W. Randolph st.
Banner. Thomas B.—
57 E. Kinzlest
Barairwanth.Wm. & Son—
48-52 W. Division st
Electric bel.s and burglar
alarms
Tin and sheet iron worksi
Boilers
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler— ,
18^187 E Monroe st ;Copper-inixe<l type.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Bamnm-Richards'nMfe. Co.—
64 S. Jefferson st
Barry_& Condron—
a«8£. minoisst...
Barry Lead Co.—
58-60 N. Jefferson st.
Bartholdy. N. C—
210 W. Chicago ay....
Bartlett. Markus J.
72 W. Lake st
Bartoli. Eusrenio—
149 N. DesPlaines st.
BasSt J. £[• —
Forty-seventh st
Bastian, Chas. L. M.tg, Co.-
110 E. Indiana st
Bates, Clyde & Co.—
207 8. Canal st
Becker (O. E.) Co.—
»M3 W. Washlnfirton st
Becker & Stewart—
197 8. Canal st
Beckman. John—
3i6 W. Randolph st.
Bellaire Stamping: Co.—
W. Harvey st
Benne, George W.—
118 Fifth av
Berffom & Robere—
1&-30 W. Randolph st.
Berber (Paul E.) Mf^. Co-
ll S. Water st
Berry. A. V. & Co.—
89 Indiana st
Beattenmuller. George—
188 E. Chicago av
Bicycle Safety Rack Co.—
224 S. Clinton st
Biegler & Lorbei
614 Wells St....
Bird & Murray—
177 S. Clinton st.
Bitza, L. & Son—
355 S. Canal st. . .
Blatchford. E. W. & Co.—
70 N. Clinton st
Bliss & Laughlin—
Harvey
Car wheels and castings.
Improved plane iron
Lead pipes
Stoves, tin and hardware
Metal novelties
Statues and ornaments..
R. R. wheels & castings.
Brass foundry
Electric works
Electrical engineers
Ticket punches and bicy-
cle hubs
Tinware
Steelware
Copper and sheet iron
Tools and machinery
Metal patters
Iron contractors
Guns, rifles and pistols
Bicycle safety rack
Iron and copper cornices
Slot machines
Architectural iron works
Lead pipes
Iron and steel shafting. .
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Branch of Industry.
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Block. A. I. A Son~-
504 8. Canal St
Block, die—
96 Thirteenth st
Blomfeldt Sd Rapp—
32 Market st
Blnme. Robert—
J44 W. Lake St.
BofTue & Mills Mfe. Co.—
31-33 Indiana st
Bowland, Wm. J.—
a09 8. Clinton st
Bolstad Mfer. and Platinsr Co.—
170 £. Madison st
Booth, John-
110 E. Lakest
Borden & Selleck Co.—
4»-60Lake st
Bof«hen. Lonis P.—
1374 W. Madison st
Bostedo Packaflre & C C. Co.—
166 B.Lake st
Bradler M<»Rsineer & Co.—
39-4S W. Washington st
Bramhill. Dnparquet Co.—
9L-tQS Marketst
Braninoeller. Henry A Son—
90-^ W. Van Buren st
Braun. Chas. A.—
195 S. Canal st
Breitlinfir Metal W. Mfg. Co.—
Huron & Sedgwick sis
Breman, Jos. B.—
163-Jt5 Fifth av
Bremer & Bielenbergr—
1196 W. Thirteenth st
Brooks. S. N. & Co.—
43-45 Franklin st
Brown Bros. Mfg. Co.—
69 W. Jackson st
Brown-Coop' r TypesMnsr Co.—
191-196 8. Clinton st
Bnmn, David J.. Mfir. Co.—
WashinflTton and Union sts. .
Bnicker. John—
SZ5-331 N. Lincoln st
Branner & Lay—
laiW. Polkst
Tinware
Tinware
Machinery
Sheet metal work
Car gates
Machinery
Gk>ld and silver plating..
Iron and wire goods
Machinery
Furnaces
Pneumatic transmitters.
Brass works
French ranges
Architectural iron works
Metal patterns
Hot water & coffee urns.
Type founding
Iron and copper cornices
Stove pipes— elbows
Iron foundry
Typesetting
Gas and electric fixtures
Stove and range repairs
Stove jacks.bricklay's t's
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Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Brassard. Cornel iuB & Co.—
189 S. Clinton st Machinery.
Bryant Zinz Co,—
105-107 N. Wat«r st ; Battery Bines .
Buda Foundry & Mfsr* Co.— i
Harvey Foundry
Buddington, Frank E.—
2327 Indiana av Dress cutting machines.
BuelJ & Hopp—
785 W. Sixty-third at Furnaces
Bui lard & Gormley Co.—
78-80E. Randolph St....
Hardware
Bullock. M. C. Mffir. Co.—
1170 W. Lake st Gas engines.
Burdett- Rowntree Mfg. Co.— 1
7G-82 W. JjMikson st lElovators. . .
Burton. Augustus & Son Bolt and lock devices.
Butler St. Foundry & I. Co.—
3422-3432 Butler st 'Foundry and iron works!
Caldwell, H. W. & Sons Co.-;
131 W. Washington st Power transmitting mcy.'
Canedy. Otto* Mfg. Co.—
Chicago Heights
Carlson Bros.—
84 S. Market st.
Carmichael- Wilks Range Co.-
195 E. Kinzie st
Machinery
Bookbinders' stamps.
Ranges, coffee urns
Carty, James J.—
650 W. Sixty third st Plumbing
Causeman. August—
1516 Fifty first st Bakers' tools .
Central Metal Specialty Co.— I
90-92 1 llinois st | Metal goods
Centaur Novelty Mfg. Co.—
90-02 E. Illtnofs st jHard ware specialties .
Challenge Machinery Co.—
2629-2555 Lee st Machinery
Chambers & Bushnell—
236 Harrison st Plumbing and gas fitting
Chapman & Davison Co.—
59-61 W. Washington st Tools and machinery
Chisholm, Boyd & White Co.—,
Fifty-seventh & Wallace ats. Brick machinery
Chicago Architect. Iron W'ks— |
104-112 N. Oakley av [Iron trimming.^ .
Chicago Armature Co.—
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CbicaflTO Art 31etal Works—
67-G9 Lake st
Chi. & Aurora Smelt. & B. Co.-
Glark and Fortieth sts
ChioaflTO Brass Works—
162-1«4S. Clinton St....
Chieaffo Baildinff & Mfff. Co.-
240 254 W. Lake st
CbiCAffo Car Seal Mfg. Co.—
Kinsie and Green sts
Chicacp City Railway Co.—
cacp
2020State st.
hicaeo Clamp Co.—
20 S, Desplaines st.
Chieacro Clothes Dryer Wks.—
C5 S. Canal st
Chieaffo C. Oz. Union—
Fiftn ay. and Seventeenth st.
Chic
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87-91 W.
Dig & Machine Wks.—
Lake st.
Chi. Drop Forge & F'dry Co.-
Kensinflrton
Chieaso File A Rasp Co.—
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384 S. Canal St.,
ChicsflTO Flexible Shaft Co.—
iS8 100 Huron st
ChicafTO Ferrule Co.—
16 Illinois st
Chicago Fuse Wire Co.—
Thirty ninth st. & Stewart av
Chieaffo Forcre & Bolt Co.—
eth St. and Stewart av. .
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Chi. Gas & Elec. Fix. Mfg.Co —
47-40 S. Jefferson st
Chieajro Last and Die Co.—
Metal works
Refiners of lead & silver.
Brass works
Creamery & dairy sup...
Tin tag factory
Car repairinfi:
Clamps and locks
Cloth dryers
Soda tanks, bra^.s. zinc ..
Machinery
Foundry
Files and raspH
Machinery
Stampinsr press work
Bicycle supplies
Car axles
Gas and electric fixtures
Mro
200 S. Clinton st [Lasts and dies
Metal work
Chieafiro Metallic Mf ir. Co.—
44 8. Jefferson st
Cbi..N. Y. & Boston Ref. Co.-
W. Slat and Central Fark av.
ChicaflTO Ornamental Iron Co.—
2007-2625 S. Halsted st
Chicago Railway Equip. Co.—
Fortieth and rrinceton av... Metal brakes and beams.
Mechanical department.
I
Architectural iron works'
Chi.. R. I. & P. Repair Shops— iR-epair shops.
Chieaffo Scale Co.—
147-161 S. Jefferson st Scales
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Metal — Continued .
Name and Locatiou
Chicaffn Screw Co.—
94-108 W. Washineton st
Cbicairo Ship BuildioK Co.—
101st St. and Calumet river. . .
Chlcagro Sprinjr Butt Co.—
Carroll ay . & Union Park pi . .
ChicaiTO Stampine: Co.—
228-229 S. Green St
Chic.afiTo Steam Boiler Works—
52-56 Pullerton av
Chicago Steam Entrine Wks.—
Franklin & Michlsran sts
Cbioagro Stove Works—
22d and Blue Island av
CbicafiTO Tack Co.—
48tb St. and Woodlawn av
Cbicacro Tinware Co.—
1 12-114 Franklin st jTinware
Clark. Georffe M. & Co.—
72-76 liake st Gns stoves
Clark. Georgre M. & Co.—
149-161 Superior st
Cleveland & Barr Foundry—
32 36E. £rie st
Clow. George E.—
57-59 S. Jefferson st
Clow. James B. & Sons—
6144 State st
Continental Belt & Iron Wks-
Michiffan and Franklin sts..
Coal Handling Macbinery Co.—
176-178 W. Superior st
Col borne Mfg. Co.—
:U-41 Indiana st IMachinery
Cole Mfar. Co,- •.
25-29 Leo st Stoves
Columbia Arcbit'l Iron Wks—
141 Clybourn av Uron foundry
Columbia Screw Co.—
Pullman ' Screws
Columbia Wire Works—
232 S. Clinton st Wire works
Belts and iron works
Cook & Chick—
253-265 E. Kinzie st I Macbinery
Cooper, A. W. & Co.—
671 W. Lake st Ilron and copper cornice.
Copeland. Albert & Co.—
215 W. Division st Wire works
METAL.
89
Metal — Continued.
Nnme and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Females over 16
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Oopelin. Thomas B.—
ZASKinsiest
Copper GastincT Co.—
ai^S. Market St
Cornell A Knapp Co.—
70-72 Jackson ooul
CosiTOve, Luke—
m E. Flfty-flfth St
Cotton^rthur B.—
72-80 W. Jackson st
Coyel Mtg. Co —
8-10 S. Canal St
Cox. William H.—
- 339 Grand av
Crane Ce-
ll Desplaines st
Crane Co.—
S2 Twelfth pi
Crane Co.—
i-6 Twelfth pi
Crane Co.—
10 N. Jefferson st
Crane Elevator Co.—
221 S. Jefferson st.
■Crary, C. W. & Sons Co.—
86-87 Huron st.
•Cribben, Sexton & Co.—
50-100 Erie st
Crider, Jos. E.—
10&-107 W. Monroe st
Crosby, James L. & Co.—
176 178 S. Clinton st
Cummins (B. P.) Co.—
232-234 8. Clinton st
Cumminff, David—
278 N. floyne av
Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co.—
72-86 W. Jackson st
Dahly.Harry&Co.—
20-2S W. Randolph st
Daly & Anderson-
Si 8. Clinton st
I>orf eld, Christ—
764N. Wood st
Dauehy Iron Works-
84-02 E. Illiuois st
Davis. Georire M. A Co.—
90-100 N. Clinton st
Hardware
Foundry
LabelinfiT machines
Skyliffhts, iron rooflne
Telephone apparatus.
Machinery
Metal leaf, bronze p'wder
Brass goods
Iron pipe and fittings
Iron pipe and fittings
Brass and iron pipe wks.
Elevators
Engines and machinery.
Stove foundry
Pattern and model maker
Machinery
Metal stamps
Portable forges
Electrical works
Machinery
Millwrights.
Tinware
Ornamental iron works
Steam ranges
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Metal- Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Davis & Horwich—
627-^1 N. Halsted st Brass and iron beds.
Davis & Horwich—
42(M28 Maxwell st IBrass and iron beds.
Davis (The John) Co.—
51-59 Michigan st Steam fltVs. plum*rs sup.
Davis & Ludwiir PoundryCo.—
240-256 Root st. Iron castings
Deane, A. L. & Co.—
52-54 Wabash av Safes and deposit vaults I
Dean Mf^. Co.—
9 S. Halsted st iHardware specialties
Dearborn Foundry Co.—
1325 Dearborn st |Foundry
DeClark.E. &Co.~
54 Dearborn si iTin and iron works.
Deering Harvester Co.—
Fullerton and Cly bourn av . . ;Pami machinery
Delano. Eben A.
50 S. Clinton st * i Shaft'ffs.hangrers.puirys
DeLaval Separator Co.-
39 N. Randolph st
Delivuk, George & Co.—
166-168 S. Clinton st
Dairy implements
Machinery
Diamond Anti-Friction M. Co.—
\f2 S. Clinton st Metal work
Diamond Point S. Filins: Co.—;
79-81 Fifth av ". Saws
Diesel ("Frank ) Can Co.— ;
Stewart av. bet. 39th and!
40th sts ITinware.
Henry Disston & Sons— ■
Washintrton an d Jeff ersonstsj Saws, tool steel and flies
Dixon (Geo. E.) Co.—
82 W. Jackson st i Enirineers' metal shop. . .
Doerintr. C. & Son— I
229 WTLoke st iTinner & cornice maker.
Doijr, J. P.-
27 W.
Randolph st Files and rasps.
Drexel Mfir. Co.—
15-17 8. Canal st ; Railway specialties
DufBn. Daniel D.-
2802 State st ilron works
Duffy. James F.—
125-127 £. Indiana at.
Hardwaie specialties.
Dunderdale & Steiner—
251 S. Jefferson st , Electric works
Dunne (George W) Co.— i
11-17 S. Canal st iFonfe works.
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Metal — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Eaton & Prince Co.—
70-76 Michigan st
Bclipse M. & B. Works-
Fourteenth and Western av.
Eddy. R. M. Foundry Co.—
43-15 E. Indiana St
Edwards rW. S.) Mfg. Co.—
21 E. Lake st
Electric Appliance Co
Electric Ezchansre—
16&-174S. Clinton st
Elevator Supply & Repair Co.—
36 W. Monroe st
Elmers. Charles P.—
Fulton and Mor^ran 8ts
Enterprise Bed Co.—
270 S. Clinton st
Enterprise Foundry Co.—
Harvey
Enterprise Wire C. Mfif. Co.—
617-621 Austin av
Erwin-Welch Hyd. M. Co.—
35-37 S. Canal st
Eschmeyer & Stroup—
90-92 E. Illinois st
Eureka Di^rfl^er Co —
142-148 E. Huron st
Excelsior Iron Works—
ICON. Clinton st
Excelsior Steel Furnace Co.—
3^40 W. Monroe st
Farley & Hudspith—
15-178 Canal St.
Parrell & Rempe Co.—
Sacramento and Carroll avs
Faunt. William—
37 N. Franklin st
Feathers toners (John) Sons—
354-358 N. Halsted st
Femald (Geo. E.) Co.—
81 E. Illinois st
Finkl, Anton—
23 S. Jefferson st
Fire Eztine-uisher Htg, Co.—
315-331 S. Desplaines st
Pish. A. J. & Co.—
243-245 E. Lake st
'Elevators
Machinery...
Boiler fronts
Oas and electric fixtures
Electrical supplies
Electrical machinery.
Ironworks
Enfirineerinir machinery.
Spring: beds
Foundry...
Wire cloth
Hydraulic machinery
Syrup drawing: device
Post hole digrtrers
Boiler works
Furnaces
iCIamp nails
Iron pipes and coils
Brass foundry
Iron founders
Barber supplies.
; Steam forgre works
Fire department supplies! .
Ovens, bakers' supplies.:.
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Metal — Continued.
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Branch of Industry
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Fischer Machine Works
846 S. Canal St
Flemniinir. E. Ss Co.—
415 Dearborn st
Plory. Louis—
22-24 W. Randolph St.
Foldins: Sawine Machine Co.—
6&-66 8. Clinton st
Foley, John A.—
33 N.Clark St. .
Foley & Sloan—
223 W. Twelfth st.
Foote. T. M. & Co. -
195 8. Canal st
Forsyth Bros. & Co.—
50-62 S. Canal st.
Frake, James -
459 W. Kinzie st.
Fraser & Chalmers—
Fulton and Union sts.
Freck (Wm.) Co. -
116 120 8. Clinton St..
Friedley & Veshardt-
194-196 Mather st
Fumess Bros.—
20-30 N. Desplaines st
(iallaher & Speck—
47-49 Dearborn st
Galliffan & Mulqueen Mfff.Co.-
39-43 W. Washington st
Gallus, Thomas-
Frankfort and Robey sts
^anschow, William—
36-37 8. Canal st
Gard'n C*y Beer Pmp.&Clr.Co.-
1013 N. Campbell av
Garden City Chandelier Co.-
128-130 8. Clinton St.
Garden City Fan Co.—
52-58 W. Washington st
Garden City Model Works—
124 8. Clark st
Garden C'y Wire &8pr*« Co.-
28-60 Chester st
Gas Eng. & Bicycle Sup'y Co.—
103 W. Monroe st
<4ates Iron Works—
660Elston ay
Machinery
Brass engraying
Gas burners and tools...
Saws
Metal works
Tinware
Arc lamps
Railway supplies
Iron foundry
Mining machinery
Machinery
Zinc castings
Steam pumps
Machinery
Ga.s and electric fixtures
Tin and copper works. . .
Mill work srear cuttinir . .
Beer pumps
Gas and electric fixtures
Exh'st fans & press. blVs
Models and patterns
Wire and springs
Gas engines
Mining machinery
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Metal — ^Continued.
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Branch of industry.
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39-41 W. Madison 8t
GershcoYich. Herman—
8142 S. State 8t
Gibson Bros.—
207 8. Canal St.
Gibson (Wm. D.) Co.—
1^14 S. Jefferson st
Gliailan Scale & H'dware Co.-
133-135 S. Clinton St.
Glader. William—
164 S. Clinton St
Glen Valve Mfg. Co.—
9&-110 Ohio St
Globe Iron Works—
3&-41 Indiana st
Gnuske, Charles R.—
176 Ninety-second st
Goes, Oscar & Co.—
18 ». Canal st
Goets & Brada Mfg. Co.—
18 2SB Michigran st.
GoldberiT. Jacob—
2610 SUte st
Golden Novelty Mfgr. Co.—
218-250 Jackson boul
Gos8 Printing Press Co.—
335-351 Rebecca st
Goald Co.—
23-24 N. Canal st
Graham Bros.-
63-«5 W. Washington st
Gr'nd Cross'g St'm BM'r W'ks-
7424-7426 S. Chicago av
Grand Crossing Tack Co.—
Seventy-ninth st
Grand Trunk Railway System <
Kensie av. and 49th st
Grant, John & Co.—
71-73 W.Adams st
Gt. West'n Smelt. & Refln.Oo.-
54-56 S. Clinton «t
Greenlee Foundry Co.—
139-142 Bunker st
Gregory (Charles £.) Co.
47-61 S. Jefferson st
Griffin, John J. & Co.—
85 N. Clinton st
Barbers* supplies.
Tinware and hardware.
Electrotype and stereo-
type machinery
Springs.
Hardware specialties,
Machinery.
Engine valves.
Iron works
Tin. copt>er, sheet iron.
Saws, knives, cutters.
Copper and iron works.
Locksmith and electric 'n
Metal novelties.
Printing presses
E^[imps and brass goods.
Gas and electric flictures.
Boilers, tanks, sheet iron
Tacks, nails & wire work
Repairing cars
Bicycles
Metals
Iron castings.
Electric machinery.
Gas meters & apparatus.
22
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10
3
16
2
14
27
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FACTOBY INSPECTORS REPORT.
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Branch of Industry.
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Griffin Wheel Co-
Sacramento av. & C. N. W.
Car wheels.
Griffith. E.—
1716 Wabash av Copper & iron cornices.
Grimm. Rudolph'-
107 W. Randolph st ;Guns. rifles, pistols
Qroeirer & Kuechel—
86-88 S. Market st Tools, dies & machiners*.
Gross. George M.—
2117-21 10 S. State st Sheet iron works
Grossman Mfg. Co.—
250 S. Clinton st Flour sifters.
Grunedel, George—
18 S. Canal st Shafting hangers & pul-
leys
(irunip, Benjamin F.—
53 S. Canal st.
Machinery,
Gustafson. Paul E.—
214-216 S. Clinton st Saws, knives and tools
Haggard & Marcussen—
409-411 S. Canal st Spring beds
Hansell-Elcock Foundry Co.— !
Archer av. & Twenty-tbirdpl.'Iron work.
Hansen, Peter—
74 S. Market st.
Machinery.
Hanson Bros.— I
lH-36 W. Randolph st Spring scales & hardwr..'
Hanson, Ole & Co.—
16-17 N. Clinton st Metal spinners.
Hanson & Tunelius-
232-2»4 S. Clinton st Toolmakers . . .
Harrington & King Perf. Co.—
224-240 N. Union st Perforated metals
Harris. Geo. P. & Bro.— ,
C2-64 W. Lake st : Copper and brass works.
Harris, Samuel H.—
48-50 N. Clinton st Iron and steel doors
Harrison Int. Telep. Con. Co.—
196-2O0 S. Clinton st Telephones .
Hart & Cooley Mfg. Co.—
Ninety third st Steel strips, plates and
sheets
Hartmann. Fred —
163-165 Wolls st Copper & galvanized;
iron works
Harvey Boiler Works—
Harvi-y Boilers
Hawley Down Draft Fur. ('b.—
246-248 W. Lake st Furnaces.
llei'kler. Herman —
411 E. Sixty third st i Copper & furnace work .-
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Heineman. S. & Co.—
157 Fifth av
Surveyors' instruments.
Brass & nickle fixtures. .
Heineman. Louis— I
5«8 Wells St I Architectural iron work.
Heinze Bros.— I
31 S. Canal st IMetal spinninsr
Helmold. J. P. & Bro.—
90-34 S. Jefferson st. . . .
Tools.
Hendrich Mfsr. Co.— i
300-302 S. Clinton st Machinery.
Hennebeble, Prank-
So. Chicasro ay. & Erie St..
Henry, William J.—
2645 State .st
Hydraulic & steel spe-
cialties
Herbert (M. E.) Heater Co.—
240*256 Boot st
HerzOK & Spindler—
^«7 W. Chicago av .
Hess Warming & Ventil. Co. -
«3-«6 W. Washington st
Copper and iron works.
Boilers
Hardware
Furnaces
Hewitt Mfg. Co.-
21-27 Ontario at-. Brass founders.
Hicks Mfg. Co.-
640 Fifty-ninth st Confectioners machinery
Higgins, John C. & Son—
166 W Klnsiest Mill picks
Hilhert, John N. J.-
67 8. Canal st Machinery
Hills' Sad. Hard. Mfg. Co.-
24 W. Randolph st ^ Saddlery hardware
Hill Machine Co.-
232-234 S. Clinton st Machinery
Hills. Robert E.~
57-59 Wells st Brass foundry
Hirscb. Louis K.- -
Seventeenth st Iron works
Holland. William-
56-60 Canal si Brass foundry
Holman. Calvin J.--
6009 S. Halsted st , Steel buggy wheels ,
Holmberg. Chas. & Co.—
50-52 Michigan st Copper works
Holms. Pyott&Co.-
13 N. Jefferson st Iron foundry
Holliday. Thomas—
195-m S. Canal st Machinery. . .
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FAOTORY INSPEGTOBS' BEPORT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Rockwell A Eifirhteenth sts. .
Honkamp Bros.—
Clark and Thirty-ninth sts . .
Hooper Steam Pnmp Co.—
44 B. " "
Jefferson St.
Hubbard Portable Oven Co.-
112120 Michigan st
Hutch son, W. H. & Son—
196-198 S. Desplaines st .
Hylen, Axel—
53 Dearborn st
Illinois Can Co.—
(X)-64 Superior st
Illinois Carriaflre Lamp Co.—
84-88 E. Illinois st
Illinois Iron Works—
108-126 Ward st
Illinois Malleable Iron Co.—
615-539 Diversey st
Illinois Nail Co.
MS Diz st
Illinois Screw Co.—
Union and Sixteenth sts.
111. Smelting & Refln'g: W'rks-
186-189 W. Kinsle st
Illinois Stnmpinir Co.—
Haines Court-Deerine st
Illinois Steel Co-
Commercial av., S. Chicago .
Ind. Crack er Machine Factory—
17-^ Jefferson st
Inirram, Wm. & Co.—
286 288 E.Lake St.. .
Inland Ste«»l Co.--*
ChicafiTO Heiffhts .
Instantaneous W't'r H't*e Co—
141-143 Ontario st
International Reirister Co. -
197 S. Canal st
International Steel Post Co.—
66-60 S. Canal st
Iroquois Furnace Co.—
Nil
Inety-flfth st.& Calum'triv,
Jamison & Peterson—
61 N. State st
Jerome. Charles C—
35-87 S. Canal st ....
Stoves
Cop., lead A sil. refiners.
Steam pumps
Portable ovens.
Bottlers' supplies
Medal enirravine.
Tin cans and pails.
Carriage lamps
Iron foundry.
Iron foundry .
Nail factory
Screws
Metal reflninff.
Sheet metal specialties.
Steel Mills.
Machinery
Cop. A sheet iron works.
Steel foundry.
Instant'ne's w'f r heaters
Metal registers
Steel posts
Pig- iron works.
Sheet metal works.
Metallic packing.
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4
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23
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8
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6
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14
40
14
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METAL.
97
Metal — Continued.
'Name and Location.
JeweH (O. H.) Filter Co.-
73-75 W. Jackson at
Johnnon Bros.—
158N. Mayst...
Johnson, Chas. & Son-'
98 £. Indiana st
Johnson. Enfira— ^
273 W. Randolph st
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Johnston & Jenninsrs Co.-
600 S. Jefferson st
Johnson Co.—
68 £. Chicago av.
Jones A Lausrhlin—
Lake and Canal sts .
Jones, Wm. A. —
57-59 S. Jefferson . . .
Jndd. Frank L. & Co.-
14-16 N.Cnnal St....
Kaestner.Chas. & Co.—
241-249 S. Jefferson st. .
Kaltenbaeb, Fred—
11 N. Jefferson st.
Kattentidt, Conrad—
42-44 Michigan St.. .
Katzin^er, Edward—
369^. Halstedst....
Kearns & Co.—
42 Michigan st.
Keen & DeLon^—
122Quincy St....
Kohm Bros. & Merts—
289 E. Kinziest
Keileit. Wm. F.—
903 Dearborn st
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Tinware
Machine foririns:
Tinware
Sash weiflrhts. castings. .
Laundry machinery
Iron works
Iron foundry
Lock, wrench and screw-
driver
Kelly, Thos. & Bro.— ,
201 £. Madison iPlumbinfi:
I bicycles
KeUy Watch Co.- '
0^71 W. Jackson st
Kenley. D. F. & Co.
188-190 N. Union st
Machinery
Tin, copper & iron works
Copper and iron works. .
Bakers' machinery
Safety valves
Bicycles
Steam and brass Attincrs
Paper cutter knives
goods and
Time pieces
GalvanizinflT works
Kent (W. D.) Co.—
aBlh264 S. Jefferson st ! Ornamental iron works.
Steel and iron bridges. .
Kenwood Bridge Co.
Grand Crossing . . .
Keplinger, Geo. B.—
lAhl74 S. Clinton st.
Kessin, Charles—
W. Chicago av.
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Metal specialties.
Tinware
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FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
Meial — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry
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riJ5-137 Reea at
Kienzle. Wm. F.—
9^-96 E. Ohio 8t
King & Andrews Co.—
21^222 Union at
Kinirsland Flue Scraper Co.—
11-17 S. Canal St
Kirk*8 Cornice Works—
3945-3951 Wentworth av
Klein. Mathias & Son—
87-89 VanBuren st
Klenini. Emil R —
101 W. Monroe st
Klin I? Bros.-
287 Hawthorne av
Knisely Bros.—
9^101 Bunker at
Knisely & Yeldham Co.—
68-74 W. Monroe st
Knudtson, T. L. & Co.—
11-17 S. Canal st
Kochs. Theo. A.—
158-170 Wells st
Kobler. John A —
84-86 S. Market «t
Kraar Mf^. Co.—
358 Dearborn st
Erause. F. W.—
44 S. Jefferson st
Kroeschell Bros. Co.—
55 E. Eriest
Kropp, Auerust & Co.—
240 S. Jefferson st
Kubick. Charles T.—
196-199 S. Canal st
Lammert & Mano—
51-53 S. Jefferson st
Lanfr. J. & Co.—
44 Mlchiiran st
Lanterman & Haffue—
179 S. Clinton st
Larsen« I vert—
32 S. Market st
Larsen, Iver & Son—
9(H92 W. VanBuren st
Lassie Bridfre and Iron W'ks—
Clyboum & Wriirhtwood nvs.
I Locks
Saddlery hardware
Iron foundry
Automatic boiler flae
scraper
Iron cornices
Iron work
Windlasses, jacks and
machinery
Boiler works
' Slate, tin and iron roofers
Cornices, rooflnv
Laundry machinery
Barbers* supplies
Dies. tools & machinery.
Files
Machinery
Boiler works
Tools, rinirs and dies
Cutler and flrrtnder
Machinists
Automatic water srauffe
Knives
Machinery
Pattern & model makers
Iron bridges
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METALS.
99
Metals — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Males over 16
years
Latham Machinery Co.—
197-201 S. Canal st
Latrobe Steel Co.—
Melrose Park
Lau. Rudolph & Co.—
3942 W. Washington st
Lauer, Prank—
213 N. Clark st
Lausten Lead Works—
7*80 Pratt s t
Leecol Storage Battery Co.—
76-82 Jackson blvd
Le^er, Edward & Sou-
rce S. Franklin st
LehV, John'n, Hoyer Mf sr. Co.—
68-74 W. Monroe st
Lemley & Schultz—
31-S8 Indiana st
Leonard & Wriirht—
30-42 Indiana st
Lewis & Wanner^
68-71 W. Jackson st
Link Belt Mfa:. Co.—
Thirty-ninth 8t.& Stewart av.
Lloyd. Geo. E. & Co
Lloyd Iron Roofl'fi:& PaintCo.—
101 Monroe st
LoniT, J. B. Mfg. Co.—
130-136 W. Washington st
Lundquint. Frank A.—
71 Jackson blvd
Lyman. Wilfred C—
49 Michigan st
LyoDA. Samuel—
315S.Halsted st
Mackie-Lovejoy Mfg. Co.—
54-eON. Clinton st
Magrinn & Bradley Co.—
48-50 N. Clinton st
MAlmgren.C. O.—
28-30 S. Market st
Manafact'ers' Stove Rep. Co.—
2852-28S4 Archer av
Marine Iron Works—
Clybonm and South port avs.
Mark Mf«. Co.-
123-125 LaSalle st
Machinery.
Steel
Metal spinners
Stoves, tin and hardware
Lead pipe and sheet lead
Electric batteries
Nickel andbras^ fixtures'
Plumbers' supplies '
iShaft'gs.puIleys&han'rsi
I i
' Boiler works ,
I I
iSteel ranges
Iron foundry
Bicycles and machinery.
Steel and iron roofing.
iOil tanks and cans
Automatic telephones.
Sheet iron works
Clothes wringers
Sheet metal 8pe(*ialtie«i.
Steam fitting.
Dies and model making.
Stoves
Marine machinery
20,
'Hardware
36
296
II
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36
300
5
2
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8
21
75
6
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8
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Branch of Industry.
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Marsh. Jas. P. & Co.—
224-226 Washinsrton st.
Martin Machinery Co.—
65-€7 N. Ashland av
Maryland Meter & M.ig. Co.—
101 E. Monroe st
Aatomatic air valves .
Enirines and boilers. .
Gas meters
Mason. £. T.&Co.—
258-265 Lake st iCans and tanks .
Sheet iron work .
Mathis Bros.—
26th pi. and Stewart av
Mayer, Geo. M. Model Works—
79 Fifth av
Maypole Bros.—
Special machinery.
B-10 S. Canal st 'Sheet iron works
McAfidrews. Wm. T.—
10-14 N. Rockwell St..
MoCormick Harv'nif Ma. Co.—
Blue Island av. & Robey st. .
McDonald. Charles B.—
174 8. Clinton st
McDonald. D. W. & Co;-
84-36 W. Monroe St....
Brass foundry
Harvestinfir machines
Machinery
Gas meters
Mc Derm id Mfg. Co.—
207 S. Canal st. lEIectrical supplies
McElrays Cornice Works—
1j619 State st Galvanized cornices .
McFarlnnd. John C—
2511-2519 State St....
McGill Manufacturing Co.—
207 S. Canal st
McGreevy & Hairerty—
42-44 Michiisran st
Iron and copper cornices
Carriage axles
Iron foundry
MoGregror. George L.—
244-248 S. Clinton st j Boiler works.
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McGregor. William M.—
Carroll av. and Francisco st.
McGregor, W. & Co.—
55 S. Clinton st
McCIure Manufacturing Co.—
122-132 N. Sangamon st
Boiler works
Engines and machinery.,
Railway specialties i
McHugh. Timothy— ,
103 W. Monroe st Steamfitters' supplies.
Mcintosh & Mahoney—
1M3S. C^nalst
McKinzieC A.T.) Sto'eRep . Co.—
5717 Wentworth av
Brass foundry
Stoves and furnaces.
MoMahone & Behenna—
3324 S. Halsted st French bronze.
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101
Metal — Continued.
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OB
5
o
OB 0
5
MoMorran, Edw. £. & Co.—
15-21 N. Clinton St
McMuUin (P. R.) Mffir. Co.-
7(Mj2 W. Jackson st
McMullen Woven Wire Co.—
114120 Orleans st
McVoy.John & Co.—
21-25 Michifiran st. . . .
M. & D. Ranee Co.
Melehi rBros.—
227 Randolph St..
Metal specialties
Mach. & bicycle spec'ties
Wire fences
Sheet iron worlcs
Stoves
Metal Novelty Works Co.—
28^ S. Market st
Metz, John W.—
247 fi. Randolph st.
Meyer. Joseph—
268 W. Chicago av. .
Miehle Ptg. Press & Mig. Co.-
75 N. Clinton st
Barbers' supplies...
Metal novelties
Furnaces
Tin and iron works.
Printinir presses
Miller. James A. & Bro.—
129 S. Clinton st | Slate, tin and iron works
Miller, John P. & Co.—
45 47 Michigan st I Water works contractor.
Miller-HaU & Son- ;
665-668 Carroll av Iron and brass bedsteads
Mills Novelty Co.— i
11-19 S. Jeiferson st Slot machines .
Minnemeyer Mtg. Co.—
22-24 W. Randolph st. .
Mitch ell. C.H.&Co.-
368-365 S. Clinton St.
F. C. Mitchell & Co.-
31-83 S. Canal st
Mitchell. John R.—
74th St. and Noble av .
Moaeik. Philip-
Si Thirty-first st
Moe & Pihlfeldt-
63-65 S. Canal St.
Mohr, John & Son—
3242 Illinois st....
Mohr. John & Sons—
96th St. and Calumet river
Monash- Younker Co.—
203 3. Canal st
M^nifrhans' Machine Works-
817-823 Carroll av
Hardware specialties
Elevators
Printing press machin'ts
Iron skeins and axles
Tinware
Machinists
Boilers
Boilers
Steam specialties
Hoisting machinery
1!
11
9
120
8
100
6
15
135
45
27
58
6
2m
20
2
40
2
2
30
75
25
15
i!
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12
120
S
100
6
15
2
1
185
45
27
63
6
3
20
40
2
30
75
25
15
102
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Metal — Continued.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry*
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Moon Manufacturinfi: Co.—
46-47 S. Canal St
Mooney & Bueter—
32 8. Market St....
Telephones.
Moore & Lorenz—
45-47 S. Canal st. .
Morgan, J. M.—
232-234 S. Clinton St
Morgan & Gardner—
a6i»-2640 Shields av.
Morgan & Wright—
347-351 W. Lake St..
Engravers
Metal specialties
Iron and brass frames.
Electric machinery
Monro. Daniel—
234 236 S. Jefferson St.
Munsell, Eugene & Co.—
117-119 Lake St
Repair shop.
Munson (The) Typewriter—
240-244 W. Lake st
Iron castings
Metal specialties .
Typewriters
14
11,
501
37,
14
Muth.Chr.-
4:^ Blue Island av .
Murphy, James—
266 W. Harrison st.
Iron works
National Boiler Works—
56-58 Pulton st
National Lead Co.—
Sixteenth and Sangamon sts.
National Machine Works—
Sheffield and North av
National Mailable Cast'gs Co.-
26th St. and Blue Island av..
National Model Works—
85 Fifth av
Plumbers' supplies I
Boilers |
1
Sheet lead & lead pipes . |
I
Machinery ,
35.
101
1
I
2
451
40
10,
Iron foundry.
National Smelting & Ref.Co.—
Kriden av.. So. Chicago
National Time Recorder Co.—
85-87 Huron st
Models and patterns.
National Tube Works Co.—
75 N. Clinton st
Lead smelting.
[TimepieoeH
I
:MachineiT
26,
150
I
Neely, Edward—
56 S. Clinton st.
Neer. Nathan—
1921 S. State St.
I Sheet iron & brass wks. . I
8;
'1
15; >
Nell, William &Co.-
11-18 Dearborn st,. . .
Nelson & Kreuter—
42-48 S.Clinton St..
Nicol & Co.—
65-57 W. Washington st
Iron works ,
Oil tanks
Laundry machinery.. .
Hardware specialties .
3;
I
1:
3
I
16
I
47
18
. 1
1 16
12
50
37
14
3
35
10
15
40
10
1,471 ' 26 1.500
0 6
151
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I
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3
16
50
30
METAL.
103
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry*
C . DC ' »5
SO M tP « I S g
1 t "t £,
^•=^ ' 3 2.
Mieman. Auif. A.—
28-30 Market at. . .
Machinist & model mak'r
Niles Mfjr. Co.—
11-14 S. Canal st I Spring: binges.
Noakes Metal Works—
15-17 S. Caual st Metal works. . .
Norman (J. J.) Co.— '
58-€2 S. Clinton st lOas engines
Northwestern Boiler Works— ,
66Michifi:au st Boilers
Northw'm Exp. Metal Co.—
400 E. Twenty-sixth st Metal specialties ,
Norton Bros.— ,
May wood Sheet metal ffoods.
11
Nutting & Luce— ,
195-197 S. Canal st.
N. T. Nickel Plate Shops—
96th St., South Chicago. . .
Nye Steam Pump&Mach.Co.—
7-9 S. Jefferson st
Oates. Thos. S.—
71 W, Jackson st.
Obermayer (The S.) Co.—
18th and Rockwell sts. . .
O'Brien, James C—
774-776 Carroll av . .
Odell Typewriter Co.—
358-364 Dearborn St.. . .
Oldfleld, Alfred A.-
15-17 S. Canal st
O'Leary, Arthur J.—
132-134 W. Lake st .
Olmstead & Co.—
76 N. Clinton st . .
Olsen & Tilgner—
37-39 Ontario st . .
'Oram. Jas. C. & Co.—
14t» S. Water st
Original MetalVgic Art Wks-
145 Ontario st
Ome Electric Construc'n Co.—
111-113 W. Harrison st
Osbom & Son—
6^71 Jackson boul.
Ostrander-Seymour Co.-
iym<
Stei
56th St. and Stewart av
Otterson, Nathan—
72-74 S. Market st.
Electricul work
Car repairing
Steam pumps
Electro plater & polisher
Foundry supplies
Iron foundry
Typewriters
Hardware specialties
Iron works
Drive well points
Machinery
Stencils, box print'g dies
Designs, rollers & molds
Electrical works
Electrical supplies
Machinery
Machinery
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104
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry*
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Owens BrasA & Copper Wks—
111-118 W. Harrison st
Paiflre Iron Works—
26^M Ontario St....
Palm, Charles—
IQ3 S. Canal st.
Parish, Chas. P. & Co.—
Chicago Heights
Park City Mf &. Co.—
Sixty-third and Wallace sts..
Parker Co.—
12B S. Clinton st
Parker Co.—
128 8. Clinton st
Patchel, Charles H.—
84 S. Market st
Paulsen. Thomas C-
84S. Market st
Pay son Manufacturinsr Co.
1319-1325 Jackson boul . . . .
Pearce. Frank L. & Co.—
137-139 S. Clinton st
Pearson Machine Co.—
31-45 W. Randolph st.
Peirce, A. H., Mffir. Co.—
Green st. S. W. cor. Eiuzie st.
People's Gas Lgrt. & Coke Co.—
Forty-sixth st. & Tracey av..
Perkins & Roxburgh-
12&-130 S. Clinton st
Perry, T. O —
18-30 W. Randolph st.
Peter, John—
632-684 Wood st. N....
Phoenix Steel Wire B.& B.Co.-
106-110 Franklin st
Pickham, Thomas P.—
53-55 Fourteenth pi...
Pilon. Paul-
245 Wells St.
Pioneer Electric Works
207 S. Canal st
Plaroondon.A. Mfgr. Co.—
57-67 S. Clinton st
Brass, copper, metal wks
Iron works
Dies
Oil cans
Bicycle supplies
Pulleys
Pulleys
Book binders' mach'ry
Steel specialties
Hardware specialties
Machinists
Machinery
Railway supplies
Repairine: meters
Machinery
Furnaces
Iron and copper cornices
Wire SToods
Boilers
Desiifns
Electrical machinery ....
Machinery
Plow Manufacturini? Co.—
West Pullman IHarvestinsr machinery.
Pneumatic Gate Co.—
2'S2-'2U S. Clinton st.
Railroad grates
12
15
12
61
1
16
20
3
3
3
4
70
2
27
25
30
2
3
4
100
680
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61
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METAL.
105
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
1
1
1
!
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
Powers Regulator Co.—
90-92 Illinois st
Machinery
]
6
3
7
6
6
Preble Machine Works Co.—
125-127 S. Clinton st. . ;
Machinery
1
»
Pridmore, Henry—
111-112 W. Harrison st
Machinery
I
7
PrlD^le & Brodie—
271-279 S. Canal st
Machinists
1
I
i
1 fi
'
Pullman Palace Car Co.—
Pullman
Car shops
7
R
17
2,471
12
9 am
Purcell, Nicholas N. & Co.—
284 S. Clinton st
Architectural iron works
Copper and iron cornices
Railway machinery
1 !
1
4
13
40
12
55
4
I 4
Purdy & Cauble—
6322-6324 Wallace st
1 1 ,
1
1 14
Q. & C. (The) Company-
Chicago Heigrhts
40
Quadriga Mfg. Co.—
16-18 S. Canal st.
Bicycle snecialties
1
1
12
Hamsay. John—
Kingsbury & Ohio sts
Foundry
1
1 ■
1
55
Rau Manufacturing Co.—
39 W. Randolph st
Sheet metal goods
1
1 i
2 ■
2 6
Raymond Lead Co.—
Lake and Clinton sts
Shot, lead pipe, sh't lead.
Qeneral machinery
1
1
1
1
1
! 118
li 119
Rebsamen & Almeroth—
«h91 Indiana st
1
1
1 1
j
8
15
1
3
4
1
1 8
Reder Foundry Co.—
181-187 Newberry av
1
Iron foundry
1
1 !
15
Redington. F. B. & Co.—
36 WT Monroe st
Machinery and bicycles.
Patterns
1
1 1
j 1 4
Reed, Charles E.—
172 S. Clinton st
-,
4
Reedy. ( J.W.) Elvtr. Mfg. Co.-
126-128 E. Indiana st
Elevators i
Plating
...j ! ,
1
35
Reeves. Andrew H.—
158 Fifth av
1
l! H
i: 9
Reimer. Detlef—
559 N. Wood st
Iron works
1
1
3
100'
15
1
12
8
3
Remington-Sholes Co.—
]27Rees st-
Typewriters
t
1
I
1 "
1 100
Rendtorff. H. & Co.—
708-706 N. Halsted st
Stove boards
1
15
Rennard & HefTner—
642 N. Halsted st
Iron foundry
■
1
1
1
^ I
Rice Engine & Boiler Co.—
43-19 S. Canal st
Engines and boilers
1
1
I
i
12
Rich. Edward B.—
50-52 W. Washington st
Automatic saw sharpn'rs
1 '
8
106
FACTORY INSPECTOBS' REPORT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Indubtry.
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Richards & Kelly Mtg. Co.—
989 E . Twenty-third at. ... .
Richardson, M. A., Jr., & Son—
Waahiniirton and Curtis sts. .
Ristenbatt & Reiner—
39-41 W. Washinirton st
Ritchie & Cramer—
85 Wells St
Robbins. Alfred Lt. Co.—
U9-151 E. Huron st
Roberts, Joseph—
ll-lS S. Canal st .
Vault lights, sky liffhts.
Tinware
Pattern and model maker
Tin, copper & iron works
Science apparatus.
Roberts' Iron Works—
1775 Filmore st
Robinson Furnace Co.—
106 Lake st
Rockform Grate Co.—
146-158 Bunker st . . . .
Roderwald, Otto—
162 Clybourn av. .
Rood. George L,—
113 £. Lake st. . . .
Roos (H.) Foundry Co.—
980-989 Kimbel av
RoKback, Fred P.—
56-60S. Canal St.. .
Pattern and model maker
Foundry.
Furnaces.
Fire place furnishings
Plumbing, gas fitting.
Sheet iron works.
Iron foundry.
Ross & Petrie—
Colongeand Fuller sts.
Rosset Bros.—
11-17 S. Canal st
Roth Bros. & Co.—
30-34 Market St....
Koth-McMahon Co.—
115-123 S. Clinton st
Rnbel. A. & Co.—
114-116 E. Lake st. . .
Machinery.
Boilers
Tin foil bottle caps
Dynamos.electric motors
Machinery.
Rubenisky. Hyman—
170 Maxwell St.
Rudolph, Franklin-
Superior and Sedgwick sts. .
Rudolphi & Krummel—
96-100 N. Clinton st
Furnaces and ranges .
Wagons.
Ornamental sheet meal.
Machinery
Ryan, John J. & Co.—
68-74 W. Monroe st. . .
I Brass foundry.
Sandblom & Co.—
240S. JelTersonst.
Sand berg. John A.—
281-263 W.Ktnzlest,
Printers* chasers.
Railway supplies
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METAL.
107
Metal — Continued .
Name and Location.
Branch o£ Industry.
Sandbarsr. Leonhaard L.—
48W. Adams St
Sanders, John—
6MW. Sixty-third St.
Sandham, Chas. B. & Co.—
53 S. Jefferson st
Sarirent Co.—
Fifty-ninth and Wallace sts.
Savage. W. M. & €o.—
42HA Mich ieran st
Schafefer. Louis—
Cor. 22d and Laflin sts.
Iron and steel works
Qas fittins: supplies
Patterns
Iron and steel castings
Machinery
Band sawinc:
Schall. D. N. & Co.— :
44 S. Jefferson st IMetal patterns
Scbenck. Clinton Q.— '
471 W. Twenty-secodd st lEnerine & machine work
Sebillo & Cossmann Co.— i
87-95 W. Polk st j Architectural iron works
Schlemmer & Boedicker— '
121 W. Washington st ! Furnaces
Schmidt. Herman— i i
344 S. Clark st Iron and copper works
Schneider & Mens^
320 Clybourn av
Schomer, Henry—
3 Jl S. Canal st. . . .
Schreiber, Emil A.—
184 W. Ohiost
Schultz. Frank-^
44 S. Jefferson .
Schwabe. Gust—
28-30 S. Market st.
ScovUle. H. H. & Co.—
250-252 S. Clinton St.. .
Sedffwiek. Fred K.—
31-33 S. Canal st. . . .
SeelifiN R.—
170 £. Madison st
Seidel, Paul-
Fifteenth and Latlin sts I Architectural iron works
Sellers Mtg, Co.—
Cbicairo av., near River |Iron works
S«rvo88 Furnace Co.-r
13^137 £. Lake st jFumaces
Scyl.J.C-
17^181 C. Madison st | Model supplies
Shurkey A Peck— '
56-58 Law av ! Boilers
Iron cornice works
Wire mattresses
Structural iron works
Printers' book and newst
chases
Machinists & model mks
Machinery
Metal works
Engrineerinir instruments
108
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Metal — Continued.
Nanie and Ltocation.
Branch of Industry.
Sherman & Butler—
16 N. Canal st jFlour bins and sieves
Bchniedewend, Paul & Co.— {
195-199 S. Canal st iMachinery
Shone Co.—
45th St. and Stewart av Machinery ,
i
Shonk. Chas. W.—
21&-222 W. VanBuren st. Iron, brass show cards
Sidway Mf jr. Co.—
54-60 N. Clinton st Metal specialties
Siemens & Ualske Elect. Co.— I
W. 52d and 14th st lElectrical machinery
Siffwalt Mfsr. Co.-
44 S. Jeffersouifit.
Sills, W. H. Mica Co.-
59 Lake st
Silverstein, M.—
678 S. Canal st .
SimondB. N. M.—
224-226 E. Washinflrton st.
SimoBds Mfff. Co.—
17th St. and Western av.
Simpson Brick Press Co.—
75 Jackson st
Simpson Electrical Sup. Co.—
27 S. Canal st
Sinclair (S. H.) Co.-
8-10 S. Canal St....
Singrer Mfar. Co.-
209 Wabash av.
Singer Mfg. Co.—
192-194 VanBuren st
Slavik & Co.-
425-427 Blue Island av.
Smeeth's Cop'r& Bronze Co.—
2-16 N. DesPlaines st
Smith. Richard J.—
110 Lake .st
Smith, Henry M.—
141 Thirty-ninth st i Hardware
Smith & Webster- ,
21 N. ('linton st ( Plumbers' firoods
Sorensc-n. Lur*.—
15-17 S. Canal at
S. Halsted Street Iron Works—
2607-2627 S. Halsted st
Spaiford's Imp. Stand. Scales-
48-54 N. Clinton st
Metal belts
Foundry
Scales
Dies and machinary
Mica
Tinsmith
Cookincr apparatus
Saws & machine knives.
Brick presses
Electrical machinery
Laundry machinery
Kepairinir machines
Sewine: machines
Iron and copper cornices
Copper & brass foundry
Wire and iron works
METAL.
1()9
M^tal — Continued.
I '
Name and tioeation.
Branch of Industry.
$2.
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s
Spraeue. Charles—
707 W. Sixty-fifth St.
Standard Carriage Lamp Co.—
43-^ S. Canal st
Standard Electrical Co.—
31S-317 S. Canal St
Standard Elevator &Mffi:.Co.—
15th at. and Ashland av
Standard Sewing Mach. Co.—
255-257 Wabash av
Standard_Type Foundry—
rk st
20IK202 Ciarl
Stanwood Mfg. Co.—
8(n-8oeE.6i8t8t....
Stove repairing
Lamps
Electrical machinery,
HoistinflT machinery.
Sewinir machines
!Type foundry ,
Metal steps
Starr. Prank— '.
973 N. Halsted st [Galvanized cornices.
Steel Glove Mfg. Co —
2520 Quarry st [Steel gloves
Steel-Tired Wheel Co.—
96U Old Colony bide !Car wheels ....
Stein. AujKQst— i
1342 N. Western av I Cornice maker
Stephens. D. Q. & Co.—
13G-140 W. Lake st.
Steam pipe coverinflrs.
Stiles. C. W. & Co.—
236-:s38 Carroll av iSaws and ice machinery,
Stockbam Mffir. Co.— '
Grand av. and W. 46th st ilron and brass foundry .
Stoeltinff, C. H. Mfr Co.—
31-^ W. Randolph st
'Metal specialties.
Stone, C. F. & Co.— .
47-49 S. Caiial st IMachinery ,
Storage. Pattern. V*lt&M. Co.— j
39th St. and Stewart av IMachinery patterns
Story. March R. & Sons—
117-121 E. Lake st i Boilers. furnaces ...
Stout Mfg. Co.—
197 S. Canal st iCurlinfi: irons
Street & Kent Mfg. Co.—
109 S. Jefferson st j Plumbers' brass goods
Streeter. Herbert A.—
36^1 Indiana st ilron works
Streete-Ames Co.—
41 E. Indiana st ; Railroad scales
Streie, Prank—
50-52 Michigan st
Brass foundry
Stmad, Mike J.— ,
427 W. Eighteenth st 'Iron works
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7
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25
2
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10
6
100
11
2
14
40
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2 20
4
20
2
10
42
25
2
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FA.OTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry
Strom Mfg. Co.-
130 iiees st . . .
Stroweer Aut/Tel. Ex.-
166 S. Clinton st
Machinery
Telephones
Strube, Herman—
Cor. 21st st and Stewart av . . {Machinery
Sullivan. William— I
179 Illinois st Heatincr apparatus
Sullivan Machinery Co.— '
60 N. Clinton st Mining machinery
Sun d berg. Jacob A.— i
(j8 W. Washington st '. . . |Iron and steel forging
Superior Machine Works—
192-196 W. Twelfth st Machinery
Surerus & Qreenhill—
98 Racine av Shafting, pulleys hang's
Sutter, John—
28 W. Twelfth st [Copper, sheet iron ware.
S wad kins. Alfred— I
75 N. Clinton st Machinery
Swan son, Henry—
160 S. Clark st ICutlery
Talley.Orin P.—
51 S. Jefferson st | Metal works
Tappan Steam l*ump Works.—
103-105 S. Canal st I Steam pumps
I
Tarrant, Robert—
52-54 E. Illinois st Machinery
Tarrant & Kamsay Co.— ,
46-66 E. Indiana st jFoundry
Taylor, S. G. & Son— i
9a-100 E. Indiana st Chains
Temple Pump Co.—
Seventy -fifth pi Pumps
Thomas Bros. Mfg. Co.—
Rockwell & Fillmore sts jBrass foundry
Thomas Brass Mfg. Co.—
45-49 S. Canal st ! Brass foundry
I
Thompson. Geo. L. Mfg. Co.—
6126-6130 La -alle st i Curling irons
Thompson. Perry A.—
18iE. Randolph st...
' Dynamos, motors ,
Thordarson, Charles H.—
82S. Marketst
Thornburgh-Crell Co.—
247 S. Jefferson st
Tobin & Hemler Mfg. Co.—
869-877 S. Halsted st
Dynamos, motors, Induc-
tion coils
Machinery.
Machinery.
70
70
76
1
15
20
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2
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10
14
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Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of IndastiT'
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Transit Dcpt., U. S. Y. Co,-
49th and Mociran sts
Trenkhorst, Prank—
277 S. Canal St
Troy Laundry Machine—
38»-i0l Fifth av
Turek. Albert & Co.—
d»-45 W. Randolph st.
TuKell Bros. & Co.—
32 S. Market St
Turner Ifrass Works—
122 B. Kinzie st
Turner & Brady—
34 36 W. Washington st
Ihimer & Dick Co.—
20&-20r7 S. Canul st
Tuthill. WiUiam H.-
313 S. Clinton st . . . .
Ufheill & Walser—
16-18 W. Van Buren st.
Uhri, Jacob-
ins S. Canal st
Union Drop Forsre Co.—
64-76 E. Ohiost
Union Blev't'r & Machine Co.—
144-146 Ontario st
Union Foundry Works—
SVnty-sixth 8t.&Gr*nw'dav
Union Horse Nail Co
Union Grille Works—
70 W. Washington st
Union Model Works—
191-193 S.Clark st
Union Speo'l S'w'gM'ch'eCo--
60 Michiiran st
Union Wire Mattress Co.—
73 83E.£riest
Union Wire Msttress Co.—
Sacramento & Carroll avs...
Universal Construction Co.—
50 Wabansia a v ,
Van Anken (The C. E.) Co.—
166-174 S. Clinton st
Locomotive repairing . .
Coppersmith
Laundry machinery
Metal specialties
Machinists
Brass factory
Metal workers
Metal works
Carriage & w'g*n springs
Tin and iron work
Machinist
Foundry
Elevators
Iron foundry
Horseshoe nails .
Vanderpoel A Co.—
497-608 W. Twenty- second st
Van Pelt, George H.—
45-55 Huron st
Grilles,screens,fret-w'rk
Model specialties
Sewing machines
Woven wire mattresses .
Iron bedsteads
Iron works
Steam specialties
Foundry
Lasts, dies and patterns.
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16
15
150
6
3
42
3
2
80
22
40
42
4
6
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110
4
12
60
112
FACTORY INSPEOTOES RBPOBT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Bfanch of Industry.
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Variety Manufacturing Co.—
50 N. Clinton at
Varsche, Joseph—
2342 State st
Hardware specialties.
Vaufpban & Bushnell Mfs Co.—
877-887 Carroll av
Victor Sm'Vg & K'fin'^ Wrks—
79«DilIer8t
Veerhncr. M^cDowell & Co.—
Twenty-third & Stewart av
Vieth & Meyer—
258-292 N. Clark st
Stoves
Voi^t, Ferdinand P.—
Adams st
Voightmann. Prank—
129-131 N.Franklin st.
Vulcan Iron Works—
59 Milwaukee av
Hardware and tools
SmeltinfiT and reflnlns:- • .
Architectural iron works
Wire and iron fences
Wood and metal models.
Metal cornices
Iron foundry.
Wachs. Edward H.—
158-164 E. Indiana st.
Wade, Chas. G.—
Ninety -third st. & Turner av.
Wal burn- S wen son Co.—
Chicago Heisrhts
B'il'r8.p'mps& m'chinVy
Mechanical encrineers.
Il?v
Foundry
Wallace & Cramer—
88Well8St
Walsh, J. C. Torch Mfg Co.—
86 W. Monroe st
Warner, R.—
98 W. Harrison st.
Warren, Jas. P.—
51-53 N. Jefferson st
Washinirton Wire Works-
47-53 N. Jefferson st
Watt, Rub#»in J.—
47 49 S. Canal st
Weaver, Thomas J,—
51 S. Jefferson st —
Hardware
Gasoline torches.
Iron works
Tin and sheet iron works
Wire goods.
Weber Bros. Metal Works-
16-18 N. Desplaines st . . . .
Weber Bros. Metal Works—
129-131 W. Randolph st
Webster Mfg Co.—
1075-1077 W. Fifteenth st.
Weir & Craia: Mfg. Co.-
2421-2429 Wallace st
Tirass. iron & wire work.
WashinfiT machines.
Sheet iron works
Sheet iron works
Foundry.
'iron and brass foundry.
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149
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269
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METAL.
113
Metal — Continued.
Nmbm and Loeatloii.
Branch of Industry.
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lUHUiOE. Noithay, ,
Wella. Frederick C—
U^12S2 8. Clinton 8t.
Wella & French Co.—
Bine Island av. & Fanlina at
Weniffman, Paul—
SAO N. Kohey ttt
Wert & Sutter-
las W. Lake at .
West Side Wire & Iron Wks.—
271 S. HalMted at
Western Boiler Works—
9(0-911 S. Halated at....
Western Brass Works—
7-9 S. J elf eraon at
Western Electric Co.—
24^26b S. Jefferaon St..
Western Foundry Co.—
88ar2 8. ..Ibany at
Western Novelty Mf». Co.—
8A Market at
Western Telephone Con. Co.—
2MH2S34 8. Clinton Ht
Westinffhouse, C. Eeer & Co.—
Craifin
Westlake, J. E.—
803 Dearborn St.
White Mfflr. Co.—
15»-164 £. Indiana at.
Whitman & tfamea Mf ff. Co.—
WeatFuilman
Whitney, George B. & Co.—
71 W.J J
lackaon at.
Whit1n«r. Alezandei
Harvey
Wien,Ike—
106 W. Harrison st.
Wilcox, W. W. A Co.—
19&-197 Lake at
Wildman Bros.—
87 93 N. Clinton st.
Wilkerson A Jones—
»Ha W. Jackson st.
Wilks. 8. Mfff. Co.—
11&-I23 8. Clinton St.
WlUey. Albert-
179-181 £. Lake st.
'-8
Machinery.
Steam pumps.
Car and bridge building.
Electric ffoods.
Saw blades . . . .
Wire and Iron works
Boilers.
Brass works.
Electrical apparatus.
Iron castinirs.
Steel novelties.
Telephones. .
Iron foundry.
Auto. drinkincT fountain.
Qas fixtures
Farm machinery.
Cyclometers.
Foundry
Tin, copper, aheet iron
worka
Baggage checks.
Boilers.
Machinery.
Water heaters and steel
tanks
Furnaces.
600
24
14
16
49
1
20
1,999
1
8
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6
1
15
4
2
1.695
6
94
I
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74
2
29
1
3
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381
6
10
2
60
1
1
1
12
15
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20
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60
20
2,000
8
5
15
6
2,100
95
2
100
30
3
45
406
21 28
60
1
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15
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114
FACTORY INSFEOTORS RBPOBT.
Metal — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Wilirms & Mo're By. J'ck Co.—
88-90 E. Ohio 8t
Wniiamson. R. & Co.—
205 E. Uandolph st
Jacks.
Gas fixtures
Wilmarth (T. W.) Co.-
225-227 State St
Winberjr & Guthardt—
56 Adams St., W
Wilson Paper Box Mach. Co.—
76 Jackson st
Win» Mfg. & Platlnir Co.-
18-17 N. Jefferson st
I Electric ligrht fixtures
Broilers, stoves, urns .
Machinery
Wingrave & M'Naughtan Co.—
185-187 Wabash av
Winnie Machine Works-
203 8. Canal St.
Metal specialties and
plating
Gas fixtures
,' Machinery.
Winslow Uros. & Co.—
Carroll av. Ada& Fulton sts.
Winter, Bernard—
230 W. Twelfth st
Winterburn. John H.—
53 W. Van Buren st. . .
Witt. Julius F.—
239 Thirty-first st.
Wittemann Bros. Co.—
125-129 N. Sangamon st.
Wisard Mfjr. Co.—
340-342 Dearborn st
Wold, Torri« & Co.—
11-23 S. Jefferson st.
Wolf (Fred W.)Co.—
302 330 Hawthorne st.
Wolf. Sayer & Heller-
Fulton and Feoria sts.
Wolff, L. Manufacturing Co.—
H'yne av., C'rrUl av.. Bob'y st.
Wolff, John F. & Co.—
93 Lake st
Wollensak, John F.—
Lake and Franklin sts.
Wood, Smith & Co.—
Chicago Heights
Wood, Morris & Sons—
31-33 S. Canal st
Wriirht Jacket Can Co.—
266-268 S.Clinton St.....
Wrigrley, Thomas—
303^306 Dearborn st.
Architectural iron works
Stove pipes
Plumbers' supplies.
Electric works.
Bottlers machinery.
Electric lamps.
Machinery
Machinery.
Butchers' machinery,
Iron foundry.
Plumbers' supplies.
Hardware specialties.
Carriase A wa^on axles.
Machinery.
Cans
Machinery.
2
36
4
10
13
10
2
4
2
8
4
6
100
07
610
664
12
66
4
20
6
2
36
4
1
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16
10
2
2
4
2
8
4
6
72
METAL.
115
Metal'— Concluded,
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry 4
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128-130 S. Clinton 8t
Younar. James—
71 Jackson bonl
Zander Bros.—
68 8. Canal St
Zennprt. H. & Bro.—
2S-30 N. Desplaines st
Zoeller & Schmid—
11-17 S. Canal St
No. of places inspected— 797
Tin, bheet iron ware
Machinery.
Shaft's:, hangers, pnlFys.
Ornamental metal sroods
Machinery.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Adler & Hornsteiner—
240 Wababhav
Almcrantz. Gerhard—
0001 S. Halsted st
Avisnft, Leopold—
249-251 S. Jefferson st
Avians. Leopold—
496^98 Clybourn ay
Bent, Georpe P.—
Cor. Wash. & Sangamon sts.
Bobmann. Joseph—
400 W. Madison st
BuAh & Gerts-
Weed & Dayton sts
Carlson. G. A.—
741 W. Sixty-third st
Cfaieaffo Cottage Or^an Co.—
989 8. Panlinast
Cbicagro Cottafl:e Orsan Co.—
Cor. 22d St. and Dale pi
Church (John) Co.—
200-206 Wabaah ay
Clemmena. C. B. A Co.—
TnW.Kinziest
Violins
Guitars and mandolins.
Pianos
Pianos
Pianos and organs .
Musical instruments.
Pianos
Guitars and mandolins.
Ortrans and pianos
Cottafire or^na.
Musical instruments
Pianos
8
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18
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2
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7
15
122
11
130
1
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287
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Children under
16 years
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1
8
16
3j 125
1! 12
130
21
13
1
600
300
4
. 1 .
116
FAOTOBT INSPBOTOBS' BBPOBT.
Musical Instruments — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
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FlowerJH. J.—
86-88 W. Madison st
Musical instruments ....
3
5
9
8
73
2
1
8
922
285
10
20
85
4
17
88
24
105
29
178
2
2
85
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3
Gerold, C. A.—
68-65 N. Clark st
Pianos
5
Globe Music Co.—
145 Ontario st
Guitars and mandolins. .
9
Hallett & Davis Co.—
289-241 Wttbash av
Pianos
8'
Hamilton Orgran Co.—
85-69 W. Fourteenth d1
Orfirans
1
1
75
Hentschel, Emil 0.—
71 E. Wasbincton st
Mp«ff<>,^1 iTifimiii^Titfi T -
2
Hodell, Ernst C—
286 Clyboum av
Pianos
1
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Holm & Co.—
247 Wells st
Guitars and mandolins. .
5
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Kimball (W. W.) Co.-
26th & Rockwell »ts
Pianos and oripans
Musical instruments
2
48
5
28
LOOO
Lyon & Healy—
Oerdtsu av. and Paulina sts . .
210
Maurer, Robert—
245-247 Weils st
Stringed Instruments . . .
M
Moore Orsran Co.—
46 S. Clark st
Orfirans
20
Newman Bros.—
ChicafiTO av. A Dix st
Orfirans
m
Norris (J. A.) Co.—
250 252 Wabasa av
Pianos and orfirans
4
Russell & Lane—
249-231 S. Jefferson st.
Pitmos
■«••..
17
Schaff. Adam—
898-400 Monroe st
Pianos
8
1
5
1
6
1
as
Schifl Bros. Co.—
126-130 N. Union st
Pianos
25
Smith & Barnes Piano Co.—
471-481 Clybourn av
Pianos
111
Snecker Mfg. Co.—
92-104 Oblost
Guitars and mandolins. .
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Story A Clark Orflran Co.—
699 S. Canal st
Orfirans
Ifll
Summy (Clayton F.) Co.~
220 Wieibash av
Pianos
I
2
TapperiPeter-
18-80 W. Randolnh st
Pianos ......
1
Tryber & Sweetland—
246-260 W. Lake st
Pianos and orsrans
K
No. of places inspected— 35
2
110
80
2,884
112
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PAINTING AND DBCX>BATING.
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PAINTING AND DEOOBATING.
Name and Loeatioii.
Braneh of Industry.
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BartelB. Henry—
4356 Dearborn-st
Biscfaoff. Willinm J.—
S3SO-622 Clyboum ay
Chicaffo Paint & WaU P. Co.—
669 Milwaukee et
OoIIett. Frank W.—
314 N. Market at.
Enterprise J. & Dec. Co.—
480 Blue Island ay
Great Northern Enam. Co.—
4006 State St
Hartman. C. C—
25»-260 Michigan St
Milhourn Wsfiron Co.—
521-681 Wabash ay
Moran. John H.—
SZ8 Sixty- second st
Nifneeker. Emil—
180 W. Harrison st
Poynter. Henry—
541 Armiiaffe ay
Remien Deeoratinff Co.—
184 E. Indiana St
Story Finishing Co.—
216-217 S. Clinton St
Sullivan. J. B. & Bro.—
206-268 N.Clark St
Ty1kowsk<. Joseph—
610 Noble St
Western China Dec. Works—
11-13 £. Madison st
Wiederhold. Charles—
2tt Sixty-third st
Wilson, James M.—
424 £. Indiana st.
No. of places inspected- 18
Paintinff and decoratlnir*
Carriage painting:.
Paper hanffinff .
Carriage painting.
Bicycle enameling.
Bicycle enameling.
Carriage palntinir.
Carriage painting.
Carriage painting.
Carriage painting.
Wagon painting.
Painting and decorating.
Gumming A yami9hing.
Painting and decorating.
Wagon painting.
Decorating.
Carriage painting.
Carriage paintmg.
8
4
4
4
8
8
3
9
6
3
8
1
30
1
35
1
5
2
4
131
4
4
4
3
8
8
8
1
30
1
35
1
8
4
184
418
FA0TOB¥ INSPBtJTOlE^' BEPOlRT.
PAINTS, OILS, YABNISHES, GLUBS.
Nune and Location.
Branch of Indnstry.
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Adams & EltinffCo.—
64Waldopl
Akron Milling & Mfff. Co.—
West Pullman
Allen Paint & Putty Co.—
^U-216 S. Clinton at
Allerton Lubricatit Co.—
7488 S. Chicacro av
Alston Mf8[. Co.—
Wade, Crlttenden&Curr'r sts
American Varnish Co.—
a0»-;il5 N. Branch St
Armour Glie Works—
Thirty-first and Benson sts. .
Armstrong, David B.—
12t Fulton St . . .^
Atlas White Lead A Color Co,—
88 Jackson boul
Calumet Paint Co.-
Pullman
Carter Wtiite Lead Co.—
West Pullman
Chicago Paste Co.—
127 E. Indiana st^..
Chicago White Lead&OilCo.—
Fulton and Green sts
Chicago Wood Finishing Co.—
2S8Elstonav
Clark. Prank C—
110 E.Erie St....
Cleveland Linseed Oil Co.—
South Chicago
Coit & Co.—
33-85 W. Washington st
Crandnll. Frank A.—
2210-2212 Indiana av
Crescent LlnseediOil Co.—
66-60 W. Division St
Crown Lubricator Co.—
792A-7828 Wallace St....
Darling & Co.—
Forty-second and Ashland av
DeVoe & Reynolds-
218-280 S. Clinton St
Diamond Oil and Paint Co.—
Grand Crossing, 111
Elastic Cement Co.—
171 8. Jefferson st . .
Wood stain.
Paints.
Wood -flnishers' supplies
Lubricants.
Oils, paints .
Oils, varnishes.
Glue
White lead and paints.
Paincs.
Paints.
White lead.
Paste
Paints and white lead
Wood stain.
Lubricants.
Linseed oil.
Paints.
Paints.
Linseed oil.
Axle grease and oils
Glue.
Paints.
Paints...
Cement.
13
3
99
10
7
4
3
4
30
18
687
1
7
8
16
4
16
58
19
4
7
2
70
25
6
1
14
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80
18
700
1
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80
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PAINTS, OILS, VABKIRHE8, QLUES.
119
PaintSy Oils, Varnishes, Olues — Coiitiuueil.
|Name and Locstion.
Branch of Industry
Snterprise Paint Mf ff. Co.—
21iH2l8 S. Clinton St.
Bmecke ft Salmstein—
802 S. Clinton St
Pmxier Labricatine Co.—
81 £. Superior st ,
Hall Linseed Oil Works-
77th and 1. C. ft. R
HannaAAndrus Mfgr. Co.—
Hawthorn and We«rd st
Heath & Milli^an Mfff. Co.-
100 Seward st
Holland Linseed Oil Co.—
683 Austin av
Inland White Lead Co.—
111-113 W. Harrison st.
Johnson Magnetic Paint Co.—
282 S. Clinton St.
Lawaon Varnish Co.—
467-469 W. Kiusiest..
Lasenby. John—
20S £. Elnsie st
MaffUA Bros.—
9-11 N. Canal st.
Morrison (Chas. C.) Co.—
166-174 S. Clinton st.
Mnrphy Varnish Co.—
22a and Dearborn sts.
Northwestern Lead Works—
84-96 Pratt st
Nubian Iron Enamel & V. Co.—
Bloominffdale rd. and 61st st
Pftkin (Geo. W.) Co.—
877-279 S. Clinton st.
PtttAburirh Oil Co.—
188-186 W. Harrison st.
Ptatt & Lambert—
379-878 Twenty-sixth st.
<^iiil1.D.-
96W. Quineyst
Rubber Paint Co.—
8^-38 Boston ay...
RosmU Mf ff. Co.—
N. W. cor .Paulina ft Elnsie st
Senour Mfff. Co.—
' 2514-2522 Quarry st
9berwin Williams Co.—
2tth St. near Shields ay
Paints
Paints
Axle frrease
Linseed oil
Dry colors
Paints
Linseed oil
1
White lead
1
i
1
Paints
Varnish
Color oarda
18
Oils
Color Cards
I
13
3
Varnish
Oil works
Enamel and yamlah
1
Liquid and paste paints.
Oils and greases
1
Varnish and oils
• • «
1
Paste
Rubber paint
1
8
Paints and yamishes. . . .
■
Paints
10
Paints
2
1
15
74!
3
7
5
17
1
3
2
25
15
11
15
2
5
3
21
7
20|
20l
3
H
5
17
17
3
16
28
15
12
15
6
3
ao
7
30
22
120
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Qlues — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Qirls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
O0
Shipman. D. B.~
Fifteenth and State sts
While lead
60
1
6
3
8
6
8
3
13
1
33
1
16
7
99
70
1
■m
Star Oil Co.-
148-150 W. Lake st
Oils and ereases
I
Stewart, o, A. & Co—
447-456 E. Illinois st
Lubricants
e
Swain Lubricator Co.—
278-280 S. Water st
Lubricants
2
5
Swannell Llnneed Oil Works—
140-154 Division st
Linseed oil
8
Thur>»ton. F. W. Co.—
29-81 Biver st
Paints and oils
1
9
ti
Tschappat. Geo. & Co.—
407-415 Illinois st
Greases and oils
8
U. S. Pa8te and Sizing Co.—
184-136 W. Lake st
Paste.
3
Vilas BroR.—
227-229 Fifth av
Paints and oils
2
14
Wadsworth-Howland Co.—
127-181 W. Harrison st
Paints and colors
36
Walsh. John F.-
66 W. Lake st
Oils and ureases
1
Watts-DeGolyer Co.—
377-391 E. Illinois s.t
Varnishes
15
Willey, G. E.—
343 E. Sixty-third st
Paints and oils
7
Wright & Hills L. Oil. Co.-
Cor. 22d and Lumber sts
Linseed oil
1
100
Wrieht & Lawther Oil & Lead
Mfg. Co
Linseed oil
ID
No. of places inspected — 60
2
16
196
1,642
18
1,158
PAPER BOXES.
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Name.
Alexander & Euechenmiester.
Arnold & Murquart
B**rnstein, Abraham
Boston Paper Box Co
Chicago (^ase Mf jr. Co
Chicago Folding Box Co
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Femal
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Males
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71 W. Monroe st
2
18
6
8
18
6
6
2
16
2
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228 W. Twelfth st
fl
8a Fifth av
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71-78 W. Monroe st
2
9
134-136 Washington st... .
4
201
16
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FAFEB BOXES.
Paper Boxes — Concluded.
Nune.
LocatloD.
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PHABHAOI8T8, PBOPBIKTABV HBDICINES, SUBQIOAL STIFPLIES.
is Si"
N*me*nd LoeatioD.
Braneb of iDduitrr,
Abel.B.J. AC-
101 Grand BT
AJm^r Ce-
ll E. tUndolph It
Amerieal Chemleml Works—
32 Market It
Baker. Charleg D. A Co.—
Oreeowood ar. aodTSthst,.,
BamerA Black-
UU State at
Becea U'g. Co.—
lli-ia) Hlcbirao at
Bettii. P 8.. KeUfT A Co.-
USO SeTeuty-fltih at
BoaioD Dental Parlor*—
ue»la(e at
Brookmau Mtg. Co.—
1»«LaSaUeat
Maaafaetorlne cbemUtB . .
Optlciso
Uaaufaetnrliie chemiita ..
Hit, pharoiaclBts...
Porooa plaaten
Patent medicines . . .
Medical twtbs..
Dentistry
HaDnfaetnrliuc chemlal*
122
FAOTOBT INSPEOrOBS BEPOBT.
Proprietary Medicines, Etc. — Oontinued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Bnrk'fl Medical Co.—
185-^137 E. LaKe 8t
Bntler (B. M.) Chemical Co.—
Armita^e av. and Paulina at.
Chambers. Inskeep & Co.—
146 State 8t
Champion Chemical Works—
19fr-197 Michigan st
Chapman Mfff. Co.—
362 Twenty-third st
Chavett Laboratory—
800 W. Sixty first st
ChicafiTO Dental Mfff. Co.—
tthW) State st
ChicafiTO Mfcr. & Optiral Co.—
19-31 W. Randolph st
Clay, E. C. & Co.—
146 Stalest
Common Sense Truss Co.—
58 Stalest
Dental Ezchanflre Co.—
612 Masonic Temple
DeWitt. B. C. & Co.—
160-162 E. Superior st
Electro Medical Supply Co.—
S2 State st
Bliis. George H.—
163 Randolph st
Emmert Proprietary Co.—
165 W. Washington st
Pahmey(Dr. Peter) & SonsCo—
112-118 S. Hoyneav
Foley & Co.—
92-96 E. Ohio st
Fowler. Ernest S.—
88 E. Madison stl
Frank & Eratzmueller—
56 Dearborn st
Frees, C. A.—
106 Fifth ar
Geneva Optical Co.—
67-69 E. Washington st
Giessel, Henry & Co.—
43-45 S. Franklin st
Halsey Homeopathic Pharm.—
88 State st
Hamjins Wisard OU Co.—
.21LaSalIe8t
Patent medicines.
Mfg. pharmacists .
Manufacturing opticians
Manufacturing chemists
Manufacturing chemists
Medicines
Dental supplies.
Optical instruments.
Medicinal goods
Trusses.
Dental supplies.
Medicines
Surgical instruments.
Chemist assayer
Medicines
Medicines
Medicines
Opticians.
Surgical instrnment-s.
Artificial limbs
Opticians.
Filters....
Medicines
Medicines
10
2
1
6
3
10
■
2
2
80
7
82
i
1
5
7
18
4
4
4
18
2
8
2
20
4
8
8
8
2
8
2
81
5
1
8
I
4
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17
48
6
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4
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2
10
8
4
3
15
SI
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4
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81
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4
4
PBOPBIETABT HBDIOINBB, BTO.
Proprietary Medicines, Etc. — Continned.
Bmnch of Indtutrr-
HftrdT. P. A. & Co.—
167 Wabuhav
Hauaamana ft Daim—
111 £. UadUon st
Beller. B, A Co.-
SI»-2S1 a JefferMD St
am. John J.-
1S2E. ChloaEoav
Illinals Chemical Co.—
Sdand Wallace Bt*
Impeiiai Extract Co.—
2C3N.CuniaBt
JohnntoD (J M.£A.C.)Op.Co.
911-91:1 Haaoulc Temple ....
Joati. B. D. A Son-
9t State St
Kliie{Jiilius)Oplieal Co.—
KoeniKMeiilcinBCo.-
UFraukllnst
U«nld C:u^boDleAeidMfe.Co-
■W-ia Illli/oi» at
Lord. Owen « Co.—
12-T< Wabash ar
MaDaiae. L —
S8 B. Madison Bt
Hason. L. J. A Co.-
TO-81 Fifth av
Math<TS (C. S.) A San* Co.-
(» Filth av
Mather Hillinc A SteraceCo.-
ZB3 e. Klniie St
McGlll.J.A. A Co.-
*-* Hubbard et
Mcintosh Op. & Battcrr Co.-
SEI-atl Wabaab BT
HeLellsnd Chemical Co.—
»S. Canal at
Metric Qranule & Tablet Co.-
HBDeaFbom at
Mnrru A NIekell Ufs. Co.-
L Wl-lM W. Folk at
National Artificial Limb Co.-
tO Dearborn at
National Chemical Works—
CraKln. Ill
Nbw Toi4 Dental Farlon—
la Slate at
Speetadea A eye Blaana .
3nrsi«al Inatninent
Chemists
Fatent medicine . . .
Chemlata
HanntaetorlnK chemiats ,.
Optieiana
Dentistrx
OpticUn
Uedielnei
Liqold CBTlMinlc acid , .
Uedielne*
Opticians
Dental instruments
Medicine
DruK miller!
Medicines
Blectrie balterlea
Chemiats
Medical supplies
DTDKnill1«rs
ArtiDelal limbs
Phospbatea
Dentlatrr
124
FAGTOBY INSPB0TOB8' BBPOBT.
Proprietary Medipines^ Etc, — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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01m8ted(W. A.)Scientlfic Co.—
215-221 Wabash av
Optical Institute—
99 £. Randolph st.
Osbom. C. V. & Son—
6^71 W. Jackson st. .
Laboratory apparatus.
Opticians.
Owen Electric Belt Co.—
200 State St
Pabst Chemical Co.—
176-178 E. Huron st .
Pacific Coast Borax Co.—
253 E. Kinzie st
Parsons (J. H.) Chemical Co.-
44 S. Jefferson st
Petrof, AufiTust-
85 Fifth av ...
Phospho-Albumen Co. —
3543 Cottage Grove av.
Physicians Institute-
Masonic Temple
Puhl-Webb Co.—
85-87 Einzie St..
Roemheld. J. & Co.-
2i2£. Einziest ....
Russ. John S.-
74 State st. . .
Russell Medicine Co.—
19fr-2U0E. Kinzlest...
Searte & Herath Co.-
7e-7t Wells st
Steams & White Co.—
17-19 River st
Sharp & Smith—
73 E. Randolph st
Sulphnme Co.—
154-156 E. Lake st
Truak. Greene & Co.—
75-77 Wabash av
United States Pharmacal Co.—
32-34 Market st
Victor Chemical Works—
ChicafiTO Ueiffhts
Warner Palace Car Co.—
106 8. Jefferson st
Physical apparatus.
Electric belts.
Chemicals
Borax
Chemical apparatus
Dental instruments.
Chemicals
Medicines
Druffglst sundries.
ManufacturinfiT chemists
Trusses and supporters.
Medicines
ManufacturinfiT chemists
Manufaoturingr chemists
Surgical instruments.
Medicines
Physicians supplies
Manufact. pharmacists.
ManufacturinfiT chemists
West (John C.) Co—
161 S. Western av...
Disinf ectinsT fluids .
Medicines
1
4
11
6
5
1
5
10
3
6
4
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7
5
3
2
6
1
1
17
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1
1
27
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2
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PEOPBIBTABI HUDIOIHXfl, STO.
Proprietary MedieiTies, Etc. — Conoladed.
Branch ol lodiutrr-
If
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If
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if
is
1
'Kssiiw::'.";""-..
1
1
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Wolfprti. Dr. Robert—
18
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PORTRAITS AND ABTISTS SPBCIALTIBS,
Nftine and Loaation.
Ts'llni
Photo BnaravV Co.-
BntDch of Indtutry.
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126
FAOTOBT IN6PB0TOB8 REPOBT.
Portraits and Artists' Specialties — Continxied.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
14 C
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Elite Portrait Co.—
219-251 S. Jefferson st
Elite Photo Studio—
210 State st
Pelt, Louis W.-
216 £. Chicago av
GoIliDff. Jacob—
802 S. HaUted st
Haisman. Charles—
762 W. Twelfth st
Harrison. Thomas—
60 State st
Hart'ev. Charles F.—
163 State st
Hlrsch. William—
408-405 W. Twelfth st
Hoffmann AHoIiredson—
681 W. North av
Home (TheW.E.)Copy'eCo.—
201 State st
Houirh. Joshua—
135 £. Chicago av
Huszaoh. 0«car—
622N. Clark st
International Co. —
224 226 E. Washington st. . . .
Keiser Art Co.—
6000-6002 Wentworth av
Klein. Qporgre-
206 N.Clark st
Koehne & Bretsman—
189 N. Clark st
Kroirmann, John-
SOS W. Coicaffo av
Lapham & Co.—
200-211 State st
LeBean, M.—
166 S. Clinton st
Leopold. Edwin F. A Co.—
108 State st
Llndholm, Maurice 8. & Co.—
15-21 N. Clinton st
Lord, Storey & Co.—
180-m E. Kinzie st
Martin & Taylor-
78 Bute st
MoCay A McAvoy—
967 N. Western av
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portrait enlar^ringr
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits and framing.
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Photo specialties
Photo en^rravine
Photo specialties
Portrait enlarffinir
Art specialties
Portraits
Portraits
7
1
3
2
2
8
2
3
2
8
2
1
9
17
2
4
2
8
4
19
10
8
2
1
10
8
1
POBTBAIT8 AND ABTI8TS SPECIALTIES.
121
Portrdits and Artists^ Speciatties — Continued.
Name and Location.
■
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
MelaTvdpr, L. M. & Bro.—
7SB E. Ohio st
Portraits
2
2
6
8
1
5
2
25
3
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
5
2
14
2
4
1
7
Model Portrait Co.—
71 ^ff, Jackson st
Portraits
10
Mommften Bros.—
896 W. North av
Portraits
1
O'Brlpn, M. & Son—
208 Wabash av
Portraits and framing. .
5
Place. Francis—
70 State st
Portraits
1
8
1
8
1
3
Photo-Colortype Co.—
g7-91 Plymouth pi
Photo colortypes
•
I
83
Photo Jewelry Mf^ Co.—
2G9 Dearborn st
Photo specialties
4
Photograph Novelty Co.—
125 State st
Photo si>ecialties
9
Bizard, Gi^rgo—
141 S. Water st
Portrait enamelinsr
2
Rivkin. Simon A.—
765 W . North av
Portraits
1
Sanders. Henry F.—
519 Blue Island av
Portraits
2
3
Schack, A. P. & Co.—
478 N. Clark st
Portrait enlaririne
1
Schm idt, 0 scar—
297 N. Clark st
Portraits
2
Schmidt. William H.—
92& W. North HV. . .
Portraits
1
Schneider, Ernest—
194 S. Halsted st
Tin-types
1
1
2
2
Schnf^ider. Peter—
www Stat4> 8t
Portraits
2
Scholl. Henry—
547 S'Halsted st
Portraits
1
1
3
Schnltz. Max—
444 W. Chicaeo av
Portraits
1
Scott, Oliver P.—
126 State st
Portraits
4
8
Sbiek & Hall-
289 W. Lake st.
Portraits
5
Smith & McWbinney—
418 W. Sixty-third st
Portraits
1
1
1
2
3
Soaman & Landis—
286-238 S. Clinton st.
Scenery paintinir
15
Spengler & Masure—
522 S. Hnlsted st
Portraits
3
Superior Art Studio—
289 W. Chlcaaro av
Portraits
6
128
FAOTOBY INSPEOTOBS' BEPOBT.
Portraits and Artists Specialties — Concluded
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males oyer 16
years
Children under
16 years
if
k
• <•
• •*
: 0
Thayer & Cbandler-
119 E. Madison at
Artists' supplies
6
2
3
1
2
S
• ■ « •
ft
Umnita. F. B. W.—
825 S. Halsted st
Portraits
2
9
1
1
4
Werner (The) Co.—
217 8. Clinton st
Portraits
1
2
15
Whipple, Mrs. Carrie—
7a8*« S. Halsted st
Portraits
2
Wilke. Otto—
393 Blue Island ar
Portraits.
S
1
•
No. of places inspected— 68
11
m
421
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PBINTING.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Aaron. V. I. & Co.—
S69 Dearborn Bt^.
Abend post Co.—
20'd Fitth av
Acme EnCTaving Co.—
165 Wasninston st
Acme Printinsr Co.—
118 W. Van buren st
Adair, H. S. & Co.—
85 Fifth av
Almberg, P. G. & Co.—
est £. Chicago ar
Almberg. 8. Th.—
290Wellsst.
American Advertiser—
825 Dearborn st.
American Florist Co.—
822 Dearborn st
American Press Association—
5&-61 Market st
Amundson Printing Co.—
88-87 Fifth av
Anderson Bros.-
825 Dearborn st.
Anderson & Co.—
170 E. Madison st
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21
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Printing
Printing
Engraving.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Publishing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Music printing
Printing
3
33
3
3
4
3
6
3
3
16
38
5
4
I
S
3
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PRINTING.
129
Printing — Continued.
Name aod Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Anderson (John) Pnb. Co.—
mi—iifl Peoria St
Anderson & Moulton —
29b Deurbum at
AnderHon. H. B.—
llttFifchav
AnftelK Chaa. P.—
156-157 Washiu^rton st
Aratioif. N. K. & Co.—
lM-168 £. Randolph st
AmiKtronff.H. J. & (yO.—
Vkr-VM Franklin st
Art Printing Co.—
92H«(>hiost
ArtiAtM* Print Go,—
31tt Dearborn st
AtwelUG. M —
418-42U Dearborn st
Anto Litboirraph Co.—
Our. LaSalie & Madison sts..
Eugene Baker Co. —
S34 Dearborn st
Baker-Vawter & Co.—
liU2-l lii8 Mariunna st
Barlow (N. B.) Printing Co.—
141^150 Monroe 8t
Banard & Millei--
U 46 LaSaUe st
Barn eft. A. R. & Co.—
61^70 Wabtti)h av
BarTiett.A. S.—
28U7 Slate Mt
Barnum.Thos. A Co.—
«»-5U Wabatfh av
Bates & Heath—
20tf stalest
Batti)* & Groff—
178 Monroe »t
Bearlnirs (The) Pub. Co.—
46-48 Van Buren st
Beatty.John-
85 Fifth av
Beattie.Jofieph T.—
!-• W. Randolph st
, Becker A Reichel-
»B W. Twelfth st
Beeker.H. £.-
MB-106 Dearborn st
—9
Printing
Printing
Printing
Card printing
Book binding.
Printing
Art printing.
Solar printing.
Printing.
Printing.,
Printing.,
Printing.,
Printing.,
Printing.
Printing.,
Printing.
Printing.,
Printing.,
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
3
8
40
87
3
]
2
3
25
12
9
24
5
8
87
7
31
38
2
8
6
3
10
1
1
6
61
2
3
35
8
1
2
8
2ft
12
1(^
21
130
12
35^
76-
2
8
6
3
11
2
2
7
6
130
FACTORY INfBPBOTORS REPORT.
Printing — Continued .
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Beeh, Edward, Jr.—
69-61 Clybonm av
Beensons' Marine Directory.
Benedict, James C—
152 Monroe st.
Bentley & Murray—
116-118 E. Randolph st
Bickford & Dnnforth—
435 W. Si^ty-third st
Bifirelow.H. S.—
175 Monroe st
Binner EncrrRTinflr Co.—
195-207 S. Canal St.
Blakely Printinir Co.—
184-186 Monroe st.
Blankenhairen. Herman—
43-45 Franklin st
Bockias, Frank-
11-17 S. Canal st
Boyce.W. D. &Co.—
116 Fifth av
Bohemian E^rint'e A Pub.Co,
530 W. Eighteenth st.
Boiid Bros. & Co.—
85-87 Fifth av
Borsrstrom, Geo. J.—
84 S. Market st
Bowe & Babcock—
141-143 Michigan st
Bowron, Albert & E.—
282 E. Forty-third st
Brenan, Edward—
261 Dearborn st.
Brenkle.F. W. & Co.—
140-146 Monroe st.
Brendstmp. Samuel—
250-252 E. Lake st
Brock & Rankin—
149-155 Plymouth ct
Broman, B. W.—
173 Chicago av
Brown, Geortre E. A Co.—
116 118 E. Randolph st
Bureau of Press Clippinirs—
325 Dearborn st
Burrouffh, Charles G.—
85Fif«iav
Printing.
PrintinfiT.
Printing.
IMnting.
Printing.
Music printing.
Engraving and printing.
Printing.
Printing and engraving
Book binding.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and engraving.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Book binding.
Printing
Printing,
Printing
Mineographing
Printing
2
2
2
34
14
2
36
a»tr
3d
0
d
-t
4
3
35
10
40
180
1
4
3
8
7
2
3
8
17
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1
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3
X
M
2
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1C6
I
17
3
7
3
5
FBIMTINO.
Printing — Contioued.
Ml
le ud Loo&tion.
Ckblll. H. J. A Co.—
SGUOearborn st
•Cklamet AnME^er-
37tl NlnetraeeoDd at
CklDiDet Book A Enir. Co.—
110-m S. Clinlonn
'Cameron. Amberc & Co.—
Tl-TSLakBBt.
■Campbell- E^eba Co.—
T»«lFlItbaT
-Cuiinbell. Theo. U.—
IZFnltonit
■CampBeM, A. L.—
IWIIBB. Kanilolph it
•CBDDom. James Q. A Co.—
TWll KlftlkkT
CarlnoD. Chu. E.—
USUM at
Carquevllle Lltbo. Co.—
TS-WLaSallaM
Owe. A. B.
110 E. HkdlsoQ st
Centna PriotiDV A Bnc. Co.-
1M-I«eli. Monroe St.
«ba[><D A Ctsflla—
auiUEBrUiraat
•Chiueo Bee Pnb. Co.—
am State st
Chlcavo Bill of Pare Preis-
ni E. aUdisoD It
ChicMO Dsili Law BoUetlit—
TMUFittbav
Chicaso DallyNe«t—
ISTltlhaT
Cb lease FederatloQist—
MPlfthsv
Chiuwo Grocer-
£1 E. Kandalph it
Cbieaeo Job Book BlDdery—
S»^S. Clark st
Chjcaeo Leeal News Co.—
Cblearo HnHie (MntiDB Co.-
U-26 Adams St.
Chlraxo Newspaper Union—
S}-93 8. Jefferson Bt
-Cbleuo PrintlDE Co.—
U7 ConuaersUil *T
Brucboflndnatr;.
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8
7
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3
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PrlutiiiKandblndiiic...,
1
1
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M
1
1
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3
1
4
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1
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FAGTOBT INSPEGTOBS' BBPOBT.
Printing — Continned.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
d
M 00
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Chi. Rec*rd & Chi. Daily News
181 Madison St
Ghilds. S. D. & Co.—
76 Jackson st
Chrinten^en. C. & Co.—
108-112 E. Cbicatfo av
Obnrch Press—
175 E. Monroe st
Clancy, Mark —
142-144 South Water st
Jac^biiR, Clarence >!.—
612 W. Madison st
Clinton Clothier Co.—
79-81 Fifth av
Clinton LithoirrBphinir Co.—
205 2218. Clinionst
Clohesey & Co.—
48-50 Wabanh av
Cloueher. J. C—
86 Fifth av
Cole. C. 8. & Co.—
188-185 S. Clark st
Cole. Geo. E. & Co.—
86-88 Dearborn st
CoIItnx.J. J. &Co.—
428 W. Twelfth st
Columbia Pri -tinir Co.—
716 .N'.Halstedst
Conkey.W. B. & Co.—
66-71 Plymouth pi
Construction Co.—
161 W. Washinirton st
Conway. J. J.—
2958 Archer av
Cook. Ezra A.—
17-19 River st
Cook, William A.—
1123 Arraitaire av
Coombs, A. B. & Co.—
79-81 Fifth av
Cooper Printingr Co.—
148- 154 G. Monroe st
Corbttt & Butterfield Co.—
76^82 Sherman st
Cory.C. P. Co.—
41-45 S. Jefferson st
Connihan. Kirchner A Co.—
86 Fifth av
Printing.
Printing and enflrravinfir.
Print inar and bindinsr.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Lithographing
Printing and binding.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and stationery,
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and book b*d'g.
Printing.
Printing.
Lithographing
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and binding.
Printing and engraving.
Printing.
Printing and binding.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Courier Printing Co.—
197 W. Twelfth at
Cos, A. J. & Co.—
42 W. Monroe at
'Cossena.Fred B.—
215 E. Madison at.
Cram.Georee P.—
415-417 Dearborn at
Cramer, Fred C—
leSW.Adams st
Credit Publishing Co.—
S68 Dearborn st
Croaa Printing Co.—
338 Dearborn st.
Crystal Printing Co.—
aS43 State st
Cushing Printing Co.—
170 E.Madison st
Daily Calamet,The—
9138-9140 Houston ay
Bale A Boss—
827-329 Dearborn st
Daniels, Allen J.—
87 S. Clark st
Darrow, P. C—
368 Dearborn st...
Date A Bugglearr
142 B. Munjroe st
Dean Bros.—
140-142 £. Monroe st
Dean A Co.—
106-108 Fifth av
Denniaon Mfg. Co.—
90-92 Wabaah av
Deutsch. EdwMs A Heitnuum—
194-198 S. Clinton St.
Dial. The-
sis W^ubash av
Diets. John W.—
«lN.Clarkst
Donnelley, B. B. & Sons Co.—
140-14tf Monroe st
Donohue A Henneberry—
407-429 Dearborn st.
Douglas. Beed A Co.—
85riftuav
Drake, J. C. Printing Co.—
196-199 S. Canal st
Printing*.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
EVinting.
E^inting.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and lithogr*ing.
Printing,.
Printing..
Printing.
Printing
Printing.
Printing
Lithographing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and binding.
Printing and binding. ,
Printing.
Printing and binding.
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Printing-— Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Dunn (W. P.) Co.—
167 B. Adams at
Dann, H. M. & Co.—
2224 Michifiran av
Dwiffht & Bamet Paper Co.
75-78 W. VanBnren at
Dyniewir z, "Wadislav—
632Noble8t
Batrle Litho^aphinfir Co.—
80,H806 Dearborn at
Baton. Z. H.—
6625 Wentworth aT
Bffell Printing Co.—
166 N. Halsted St
Bffeberffh . Rasmus—
1-8 N. Clark bt
Bfirerfftron & Hoffmann—
lin N. H listed 8t
Blder. Prank A.—
881 B. Twenty-second st
Encrb^rff, Holmberff Pub. Co.
119 B. Chicago av
Bnirlewood Prfntinir House—
6808 Wentworth ay
Bsnorff, J. G. J.—
485 Blue Island av
Bwell Printing Co.—
79-81 Fifth av
Excelsior Printing Co.—
869-873 Dearborn st
Eye Printing Co.—
252 W. Sixty-second st
Faithom. H. J & Co.—
14S-154 E. Monroe st
Partus & Son—
188 S. Clark st
Fergufl Printing Co.—
185 Illinois st
Fidelity Printing Co.—
827-81;9 Dearborn st
Fish. Byron E. & Co.—
TSWl Fifth av
Pish. Henry & Co.—
86F^fthav
Fisher Fold'g Box & Lab.Cu.
69-71 W. Jackson st
Flack. F. W. & Co.—
85 Fifth av
Printing.
Printing.
Printing
Publishing....
Lithographing.
Printing.
Printing.
rrlnting..
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
EMntIng and embossing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and engraving.
E^inUng.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Engraving and printing.
Printing.
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90
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15
17
18
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5
8
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28
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Flanders, Khrby & Co.—
170 £. Madison at
Flaws. Maflnias & Co.-
8»«7 Fifth av
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Franeouer. Albert & Co.—
570 W. Harrison at
Forst, Mailer & Wamock Co.—
327 Dearborn st
Poster & Co.—
14Z £. Monroe st
Fountain. M. A. & Co.—
22-aS £. Randolph st. . .
Preie-Prefle—
9&M Fifth av
Prink & Williams-
160-154 £. Monroe st.
Pyfe. Alex L.—
334 Dearborn st
Qallop Bros.—
961 K. Talman av.
GaaL Wermioh Sb Seibert—
148-154 Monroe st
Geiger, John J.—
440 Wells St.
Gels & Silremam—
318 t&. Halsted St..
Geriiifirer. Miles-
ISO ^. Twelfth St.
GUI. Daniel L.—
U7 W. Washington st
Gilmartin. Thomas—
5184 8. Halsted st
Ginsburff, Philip M.—
473 S. Halsted st
Gilbertsen. Charles J.—
266 Dearborn st
Globe Ticket Co.—
828 Dearborn st . .
Gtoes liithoffrnphins: Co.-
160-174 Adams st
Gonsior, N. & Co.—
303-806 Dearborn st.
Goodall. Harvey L,—
Union Stock Yards.
Printing
Printing:
Printing:.
Printing:
Printins: and binding.
PriatinflT.
Printing.
Printing
Printing
Printing.
Printing and binding.
Book binding
Printing
Printing
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Lithographing
Lithographing.
Printing
Good Templar PublishrgCo.-
57 £. Washington st | Printing.
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Grant's Printery—
974 W. Madison st ' Printing.
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Priniing — Continaed.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry*
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Graphic Printinj: Co.—
IM- 186 Monroe St
Greifory, Georsre—
84-86 Fifth ay
Griesemer & Co.—
IdO Monroe at
Guilbert. James—
140-146 Monroe st.
Grundlinfl:, Henry—
632 N.Wells st
Gunthorp- Warren Ptg. Co.-
51-65 Dearborn st
Gnrn«»y, Charlen W.—
822 W. Sixty-third St.
Hack & Anderson—
167 Adams st
Hale BroR.—
182 E. Madison st
Halpin. Thomas P. So Co.—
178 Monroe st
Hall. W. F. Printinar Co.—
21-26 Plymouth pi
Hallidav. John W.—
67 E. WashiniTton st.
Hollister, William C—
14iy-150E.Mon.-oe St..
Hamblin Printing Co.-
144-146 Monroe st. .. .
Hankel & Schwarz—
418-470 Dearborn st.
Harsrifl Print Co.—
170 £. Mad I son St.. .
Harman. Genfir & Co.—
417-423 Dearborn St.. .
Hartnmnn, Henry Sa Co.—
214-21j8 S. Clark st
Haslitt. George K. & Co.—
373 Dearborn st
Hen sop Bros.—
37 1 Dearborn st.
Heron Printing Co.—
415 Dearborn st
Hess, M. A. & Co.—
195 E. Washington st.
Hpttinger. Frank Jr. & Co.-
147 B. Illinois st
Hevener- Price Printing Co.
9S. Halsted st
Binding and engraving.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and binding.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and engraving.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and engmving.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
E^nting.
Lithographing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
Printing.
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38
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FEINTING.
137
Printing — Continued.
Name and Loeation.
HiiTvrinx. John P.—
196-198 S. Clark st.
Hilton. W. K.—
S3 Dearborn st
Hill.neorareM. Co.—
174 S. Clinton st
Hill. J. Claude—
Kensinsrton av.
Kirch ner, Meckel & Co.—
■85Fiflhav
Hitchinsrs. Fred B.—
SSFifthav
Hoffman. H. H. & Co.—
176 Monroe st
Holt.W. A. Pub. & Mf«. Co.—
Dearborn st
Hopkins. H. C—
151 £. Twenty- second st.
Hornby Charles B.—
116 E. Randolph st
Homstein. George & Co.—
7M1 Fifth av
Hack. William Co.—
86 Fifth ay
Huff Printing Co.—
112-114 Fifth av....
HulinDTS, John B,—
198 S, Clark st
Hurley Printing Co.-
86 Fifth ay
Ho work a, Henry P.-
.85 Fifth av.
Id««l Priming Co.—
1-8 N Clark st
Idgersoll, George W.—
186-188 S. Water st
InRurance Magazine—
358 Dearborn st
Interior. The—
68 Dearborn st
Jacnhs. Coles & Co.—
196 S. Clark st
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Jefferson. W. J. P. & Pub. Co.-
175 Monroe st
Johnson. Koch & Quin—
167 Adams st
Printing
Lithographing « . .
Printing and binding
Printing.
Printing.
Printing and embossing.
Printing and lithogr'ph'g
Printing.
Printing.
IPrinting
Printing.
Printing.
Printing
Printing.
Printing
Book binding
Printing
Printing
Printing
Publishing
Printing
Printing
Blank book mfg
Johnson Printing Co.—
190-192 Fifth av IPrinting
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Printing — Oontinued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Jones. William P.—
291 B. Pitth St
Jones (J. M. W.) Co.—
76-82 Sherman st
Jordon Show Printinr Co.—
128-180 S. Franklin 8t
Keen & DeLancr Co.—
122-126 Quincy BC
Kehm. Fietseh & Miller Co.-
209 S. Clinton st
Kelloorg. A. M. Newspaper Co.—
71-78 W. Adams st
Kelloei; & Son—
868 Dearborn st
Kendfff. Martin H. —
86 Fifth av
Kenney. J. J.—
808-806 Dearborn st
Keogh (Edward PrintinirCo.-
167 E. Adams st
Kessler Bros.—
878 Orleans st
Kirehner, Meckel A Co.—
SSFifthav
Kirk (F. M.) Printing Co.-
6646 butler st
Kittredse. Rnf as J. & Co.—
86 W. Monroe st
Klein (Fred) Co.-
82-84 S. Market st
Knapp (Thomas) Ca—
841-461 Dearborn st
Knott. Geo. J. A Co.—
152-164 E. Monroe st
Koven. Jacob-
in W. Twelfth st
Krensman, Fred A Bro.—
79-81 Fifth av
Lanirston, John W.—
800-306 Dear)K)rn st
Lanflrton. W. T.—
7166 8. Chicago av
Laramie. F. B. A Co.—
85 Fifth av
Leahy. Thomas P.—
51-63 W. Washineton st
Leamioff. J. F & Co.—
140-146 Monroe st
Printing
Printinr and binding.
Printing
PrintinflT
Printing and binding.
EMnting .
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing and binding.
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Printing — Continued.
Name and Location.
Leave] 1. Edward—
86 Fifth ar.
Lee A Roberts Printinar Co.—
119BS1 Halsted 8t
Lee, C. W.-
1S3 E. Washington 8t
LeOard. G. W. & Co.—
S»2 B. Forty-third at
Lenen, .Tosenh B.—
1C2 Blue Island av
Leyda Bros.—
788Madison st ,
Libhy A Sherwood P. Co.—
142 Monroe Bt
Liehtner Printing Co.—
250 £. Lakest
Lietara Pohlisbinff Co.—
SMThlrty third st
Lindell. Alfred & Co.—
117-121 E. Lakest
hiving Chnrch, The—
5t Dearborn st
Loehr. Jnstns—
118 E. Randolph st
Lnm. 8. C & Son—
221 Jackson st
Mairf II. C. W.-
28S-298 Dearborn st
Maotenffel Printinir Co.—
516 W. Division st
Marble Pre«s (The)—
U South Water st
Mari^ntbal Bros.—
78 Thirty- first st
Marub A Grant Printing Co.-*
250 Dearborn st
Marshall. Geo. E. A Co.—
144-146 E. Monroe
Mayer A Miller—
86 Fifth av
McCabe. R. R. A Co.—
irn S. Clinton st
MeClner Printinsr Co —
200-206 Dearborn st
MeClorff. A. C. & Co.—
Wabash A Madison sts
MeGarvy A Williams—
380 W. Madison st
Branch of Indnatry.
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Printing
Printing
Printing and binding —
Printing and binding
Printing
Printing and binding
Printing
Printing and engraving.
Printing
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Printing — Continued.
Name and Looation.
Branch of Industry.
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McKieitnan. Oeo. F.—
88-92 Jackson blvd
McLellan. R. & Co.—
160 E. Monroe
MieteA. Hyman Lk—
274 W. Twelttu St
Mercantile Printing: Co.—
90-92 Fifth av
Merchants' Pub. Co.—
33-37 Claris St
Meredith, Catharine—
318 Dearborn ist
Metcalf Stationery Co.—
86 Wabash av
Meyercord Co.—
K. Uurou and Townsend sts
Michel, Herman—
83-86 Fifth av
Millar. M. O.-
191 S. Clark St
Millar Bros.—
179 Clark St
Miller. Gi es £.-
79-81 Fifth av
Mills. H. M. & Co.—
418 Dearborn »t
Milli* Bros. & Chittenden—
327-329 Dearborn St
Mize & Steamfi—
i 34<>-360 Dearborn St
Mo sen. Tbermed—
8N. Clark St
Morgan (C. H.) Co.—
lis. Water »t
Murphy, Frank—
495 Grand av
National Harness Review—
%24 Dearborn Ht
National Laundry Journal—
88 W. Monroe St
National Music Co.—
215-221 Wabash av
National P inter Journalist—
327 Dearborn at
National Print. & Enff. Co.—
346-348 Wabaah av
Needham,L. W & Co.—
1015 W. VanBurenst
PrintiniT
Printinff
PrintiniT
Printing
Printing
Music printing.
Printing
Printing .
Printing
Printing ,
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Music printing.
Printing
Printing
Printing
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141
Printing^ — Oontinned.
Name and Loeation.
Branch of Industry.
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Boys under 16
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Females oyer 16
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Males over 16
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News Publish in«r Co.—
142 Monroe St
Niemcsewski, James R.—
8149 8. Halsted st
Nisbet.Wm.—
401 W. Harrison St
Northern Lithofrrapbinfi: Co.—
aO(HM)6 Dearborn st
Nva Wecke Posten Pub.Co*—
383 WeUsst.
Oclsen & Co.—
2962 Cottaife Groye ny
O'tieary & Co.—
106 S. Jefferson St.
Oliphant. David—
17b Monroe st
Oliver, Oscar A.—
57 WashinKton st
Oliver Press (The)—
75-«l KifihaV
Owen. C. O. h Co.-
1(^ 8. Jefferson st
Parker. Fred D.—
148-154 E. Mouroe st
Parker, WHlter L —
IbOE. Monroe st
Parker. M. W. & Co.—
79-81 Fifth av
Parker & Miller-
334 Dearborn st
Partello. Edward F.—
241 \V. MadUonst.
Peck. Millard G.—
116-118 Uaodolph st
Pelton & Groff-
834 Dearboru st
Peterson, P. T. & Co.—
04 Wiishinif tun st
Petri bone, Philo F & Co.—
44-50 Des Piuiues st
Pettibone. Sawtell & Co.—
152 E. Monroe st
Phillips, James—
215 8. Clinton st
Phillips & Blue-
868 Dearboru st
Piea Prejts. The—
TO-61 Fifth av
Printinff and bindiniT'
EVintinflT
Printinff ,
Lithoirrapbingr
Printing
Printing:
PrintinflT
Print ins:
Printing and bindinr*
Printing and binding.
EVinting and binding
Printing
Printing
i^inting and embossing.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing & lithographing
Printing
Printing
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2
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84
2
75
7
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2
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6
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PAOTOBY INSPEOTOBS' BBPORT.
Printing — Oontinued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Pictoral Printinir Co.—
1241-1249 S. State St.
Pioneer Printing Co.—
70 Blue Island av
Polish Weekly. The—
519 Noble St
Polish Publiahinff Co.
141-143 W. Division st
Poole Bros.—
316 Dearborn st.
Pollock. John—
235 W. North av
Porter. Wm. W. & Co.—
358 Dearborn st
Pottingrer. William H.—
296 Dearborn st
Preucil & Kubee—
542 Blue island av
'Publishers' Printinir Co.—
359 Dearborn st
Raeine, Charles H.—
211 E. Handolph st
.Railway Review, The—
906 Dearborn St
Rand, McNally & Co.—
166>168 Adams st
Ransom Pub. House—
SUE. Fifth st
Rearan Printincr Houser—
87-91 Plymouth pi
Reffan Pub. Co.—
416-420 Dearborn st.
Reynolds. H. T. L.—
619 Cly bourn av
Ricer. John J. & Co.—
124 Fifth av
Rich. William-
146 S. Waterst
Rider, M. D. & Co.—
86 Fifth av
RiDsrer. P. & Co.—
106-110 E. Handolph st
Rivero Printins: Co.—
llG-116 Fifth av
Riverside Printinfir Co.—
7-9 W. Randolph st
Robbins Bros.-
Clinton & Van Buren sts
Printing
Printing
Printing ,
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and enflravinflr.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
E*rinting
EMnting
Printing and binding. . . .
E^rinting
Printing
Printing
Printing
EMnting
Book binding.
Printing
Printing
Printing
2
96
62
100
59
14
76
IS
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2
6
14
196
166
911
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143
Printing — Continued.
Nftme and Loeation.
Branch of Industry.
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Robertson, C. M. & Co.—
Dearborn & Harrison sta. . . .
Robinson & Smith—
3KHM2 Dearborn st
Roarers. Pitkin & Hall—
US. Waterst
Rocers & Smith Co.—
148-150 Monroe st
Rocera & Wells—
C8-70 Wabash av
Ro*wins CJames F.) Co.—
118 Fifth av
Roeerson Press. The-
ism 183 £. Monroe st
Roftberfr. Prank A Co.—
327 Dearborn st
%
Rofvenbersr. Isaac-"
an W. Twelfth st
Rosen blnm. Samuel-
AST 8. Canal st
Rosenthal & Eohn—
laO W. Twelfth st
Rowe, James—
18 Jackson st
Rowland Ben W. & Co.—
142 146 Monroe st
Rnbel Bros.—
346348 Wabash av
Rabovits. Toby—
. 180-182 E Monroe st
Rnndschan Pub. Co.—
368 Dearborn st
Russell. John H.—
308 Dearborn st
Russell. W. G. & Co.—
350 Dearborn st
Ryan & Hart—
22-24 Custom House pi
Ryden. A. & Son—
225S.HaUted st
Sandy Bros.—
296*298 Dearborn st
Saturday Eveninir Herald—
358 Dearborn st
lawyer, Payne & Green—
850 Dearborn st
Sehnable & Hamish—
300406 Dearborn st
Printins:
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Printing
Printinir
Printing and binding.
Printing .
Printing
Printing
Printincr
Printin^r
Printinir
Printinff
Printing and stationery.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and engn^ving
Printinir
Printing
Printing
Printins:
EVintinir
8
10
10
12
16
35
25
6
22
2
2
2
5
16
5
28
26
6
3
6
30
6
2
5
5
3
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15
16
44
25
80
6
22
2
2
2
5
15
5
25
35
6
3
6
35
6
6
5
4
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FACTORY INSPE0TOB8' REPOBT.
PWnfmjF— Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Scbuetz. Charles—
esLttkest
Sctiulkins & Co.—
196-198 S. Clark St
Schiilinan. Benedict—
74 W. Ranilolph st
Schulte Pub. Co.—
829-325 Dearborn st
Scott. W. B. & Co.—
193 B. WaHbiiiifton st
SeverinffhanR & Beilfuss —
448 Milwaukee av
Shaffer. H. P. & Co.—
85Pifihav
Shapire, 1. & Co.—
173W. Tweltthst
Shattock & McKay—
178 Monroe st
Smith. Shea & Co.—
18-2U CuMtom House pi
Shepard (Henry O.) Co.—
212-214 E. Monroe tit
Sherwood Lithoeraphinsr Co —
341-351 Dearborn st
SihiHkofrsky & Eiimalehto—
86 Clybourn av
Siejrier, John—
14 State st
Simon (Jihn) Printinc: Co.—
88 Fifth »v
Simonds. Geo. D. & Co.—
125 8. Clark 8t
Skeen, Aitken & Co.—
828-334 Dearburn st
Sprjiffiie. Warner & Co.—
22 26 E. Randolph st
Staif^er, Charles M.—
3N. Clark st
Standard Emboasini; Co.—
834 Dearburu st
Standanl Process Lretter Co —
615 S. Jeffernon at
Stanirer. J. B. A Co.—
840-312 Dearborn st
Btannbnry A McCormick—
618 W Sixty-third st
Star Printinsr Co.—
8740 State 8t
Book binding
Printing
Printing
Printinc:
Printins:
PrintinfiT
Printinc:
PrintinfiT
Print ina:.
Printinsr and binding.
PrintinfiT
Lithofirraphing
Printing
E»rinting
Printing
Printing,
Printing
Printing
Printing,
Printing and embossing
Printing.
Printing & Hthographi*g
Printing.
Printing .
24
80
6
7
1
2
2
15
5
4
15
52
170
84
2
2
14
2
17
7
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7
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PRINTING.
146
Printing — Continued.
Name and Loestton.
Branoh of Industry.
Girls nnder lb
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over It
years
Children under
16 years
Sleere A Spieker Co.—
t»-ldO Fifth ar
Ste^e, Edward A.—
4St-45 S. Franklin St
Stem. Max A Co.—
M^88 Fifth ar
Stewart, Robert—
188-187 N. Peoria St
Stewart. David F.—
215 8. Clinton St
Stoelker. Wm. H. A Co.—
i06-lW Fifth av
StrombeifT* Allen & Co.—
387-S38 Dearborn st
Stull^Frank K.-
148 W. Randolph st
Svenaka A Amerikanaren—
VS. Clark st
Swift. A. L. A Co.—
18IH182 Monroe st
Saopinaki. Leon A Co.—
666 Noble »t
Tarhell. C. H —
aw Dearborn st
Teel Bros.-
170 Madison st
Thum. John N.—
180 W. Adams st
Tldd. F. L. A Co.—
161 8. Clark st
Tiffany. H. S. A Co.—
lS^a» 8. Clark st
Titman fMntins Co.—
860 Dearborn st
Tobias. John L.—
6U W. Lake st
«
Trooat. Charles R.—
28-32 8. Market st
Trmnx. Edmund F.—
146 8. Water st
Qmbden^fock Co., The—
142 £. Monroe st
University Printing Co.—
tl2 E. Sixty third »t
Van Leon Printinir Co.—
276 Dearborn st
Wanceraheim. S.—
I Dearborn st
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Book binding
Bindinir and eniTftTinflr
Printing
Book binding
Printing and bindinsr.
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing and book bind'g
Printing
Printing
Printing
Book binding
Printing
Printing and engraving.
Printing
Printing
Lithographing
2
2
2
1|
I
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-I
5
2
8
2
12
3
6
2
67
2
1
4
15
6
2
2
3
1
1
2
IS
10
2
3
2
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1
20
7
10
6
12
11
8
4
75
1
4
15
8
2
3
2
2
15
10
2
8
20
7
1
9
146
FACTORY IJNSPBCTORS REPORT.
Printing — Continued .
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Ward. John 0. & Co.—
85 Fifth av
Weher & Co.—
30a-d05 Dearborn st
Weller& Son-.
144 Thirty-seventh st.
Wellman. Frederick G.—
1039 W. Twenty-second st,
Welsher. Albert G.—
128-130 S. Franklin st
Printinir
Printing
Printinir and bindlnar.
Werner Company. The-
217 S. Clinton st
West Town Printinir Co.—
238 W. Harrison st
Printing
Printing and binding.
Printing
Western British American-
358 Dearborn st ,
Western Pine Art Co.—
166S Clinton st
Western Jewish Pub. Co.—
197 W. Twelfth sc
Western Newspaper (Jnion—
194-198 8. Clinton st
Western Publishing: House—
358 Dearborn st
Western World Pub. Co.—
88 W. Jackson st
Will C. Smith Printing Co.-
225 Ninety second st
Williams. Thomas—
834 W. Sixty-first st
Williamson. Wahfrid—
1-3 N. Clark st
Printing
Printing
Printing
PrinUng
Printing
Printing
; Printing
Printing
Printing
[Printing
Willy. John—
325 Dearborn st
Wilson (P.M.) Co.—
85 Fifth av
Wilson & Morey-
258 Dearborn st
Winship (J. C.) Co.—
195-207 8. Canal St.. .
Winterbum Show Print. Co.—
100 S. Clark st
Womans' Temp. Pub. Ass'n—
leiLaSallest
Printing
Lithographing
Printing
Printing and binding.
Wtatt & Field—
196 S. Clark st
Printing
Printing
Printing
Wuestefeld. Francis—
83-85 Pitthav
Bookbinding
. 2
2
10
45
32
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4
8
3
2
8
4
2
8
8
2
49
1
4
2
1
2
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79
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PRINTING.
.147
Frinting— Concluded.
Name and Location.
York. Geortre W. & Co.—
U8Mlebifl:an8t
Branch of Industry.
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Zeach & Co.—
Dearborn & Harrison sts —
No. of places inspected— 447
Printing
Lithographing
42
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1
121
2.274
9
7.743
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168
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10,181
RUBBER GOODS.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Bo«Iey (The D. W.) Co.—
208-210 WashinfiTton blvd.
Obicasro Tube Co.—
217 E. WashinfiTton st
Columbia Stamp Works-
177 LaSalle st
Window cleaners
Cooke. J. P. & Co.
125 Dearborn st ..
Ea&rle Stamp Works-
199 8. Clark st
Firesfone Victor Rubber Co.—
367 Wabash av
Garrett SOD, Georsre & Co.—
178 S. Water st
Larson, L. B.—
40 S.Clark St.
Martin. A. W.—
148-154 Monroe st.
Mechanical Rubber Co.—
Grand av. and Rockwell st. . .
Morgran & Wright—
Cor. May st. and Carroll av..
Morgan & Wrieht-
a81-839 W. Lake st IRubber flroods
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Palmer Tire Co.—
133-135 8. Clinton St.
Rubber Tire Wheel Co.—
8(4 Wabash av
SafFord. Charles L.—
177 E. Madison st Stamps
Rubber tires
Rubber tires
21 125
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FAOTOBT INSPEOTOBB' BBPOBT.
Rubber Ooods — ^Cioncluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Femals over 16
years
Males orer 16
years
ChlMren under
16 years
Total nnmberof
employes
Stamp Trade Supply Co.—
196-198 8. Clark at
Stamps
1
4
6
15
1,877
18
s
Swisher (R. D.) Mfsr. Co.—
177-179 £. Madison st
Stamps and stencils. ....
a
Tenney (J. F.) Co.—
70 E. Madison st
Stamps and stencils
IS
No. of places insDOcted-'lS.
IS
200
2.000
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SIGNS AND ADYEBTISING NOVELTIES.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
n
ia
Advance Si^n Co.—
Ohicaffo av. A Carpenter st. .
Signs
26
5
6
1
1
8
8
20
4
15
6
21
4
•
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Aldenhoven, Thomas—
tt9S. Qalsted st
Signs
■
i
Allawav. Frank J.—
2644 Cottaire Grove av
Signs
{
Anderoon (E. W.) Sign Co.—
4KM55 W. Lake at
Signs ; . . .
• • • a
1
t
Babbe, Cornelius-
187 Clark st
Signs
1
Blair (W. E.) Co.-
171-178 E. MadiHon st
Signs
t
Burnell. George W.—
271 Wabash av
Signs
•
s
Chase (B.F.) Co.—
176 E. Madison st
Signs
11
Chicago Sign Board Co.—
80-32 N. Canal st
•
Signs
••••••
1
Chicago Sign Works—
296 Dearborn st
Signs and signboards. . .
• ■«••■
4
Chi. Water-Proof Sign Co.-
802 S. Clinton st
Signs
li
Clapp, James W.—
146 S. Water st
Signs and adrer'ngcards
Signs
.6
Cross Press & Sign Co —
206-210 £. Illinois st
8
S
Corbin Sign Printing Works—
74 W. Washington st
Signs
•
4
• J
SIGNS AND ADVERTISING NOYBLTIES.
149
Signs and Advertising iVbvetties— Continued.
Name and Looatioii.
Branch of Industry.
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CaMek. Tbo8. A Ck>.~
500^10 Tbroop at
Deffenhardt. Fred—
460 W. Chicago ar.
Donker. Edward—
51-65 Dearborn 8t
Dri«eo11« John T.—
1178 W. Van Baren n
Dnek, John-
is S. Franklin at
Ihinham, R. A Co.—
IISE. Madiaonst
' Dunn, Paul G.—
9SE. Chicago av
Duncan & Johnaton—
72-76 Ewiuff at
Dnify. Jamea E.—
378 Blue iaiand aT
fick bloom. Charles A Co.—
296 E. Illinois at.
Brif Sira Worka—
163 8. Jeiferaon at.
Excelaior Sign Co.—
66 E. Lake at
Foley A Co.—
197E. Madiaon at
.Frink.J. B.—
146 8. Water at
JPrena,Maarnua—
147 N. Uaiated St
' €torber A Shuts Sign Co.—
4698. Uaiated at
GroTea. Th«a. B.—
160 Bandolph at
Gunning (B. G.) Co.—
IWWabash ar
Hfindlin. William—
2731 Fifth ay
Heatrawaer, Alonso—
2b6£. Fifty-fifth st
Heaaehkel, Edward H.—
265 E. DirUion St
Hladky. Bohumil—
469 W. Eighteenth st
firody. Joseph F.—
126 8. Clark at
Inlemational Adr'g Agency—
66 State st
Signs
Signs
Signa and adver'ng carda
Signs
Signa
Signa
Signa
Signa and show cards.
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs. <
Signs
Signs
Signs and adrer'g cards.
Signs
Signs
6
8
4
8
6
2
3
8
19
3
2
1
1
2
6
3
3
4
10
1
1
8
4
8
4
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2
3
4
16
5
2
8
8
21
8
2
1
1
6
8
3
4
10
1
i
6
4
3
16
160
FAOTOBY Inspectors' rbpobt:
Signs and Advertising Novelties — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
' ST
g
g
Jones. David W.-~
85 E. Washinffton St.
Jalsen.Jaeob—
207 Blue Island av...
Kellerman & Halm—
861 Larrabee st
Siffns
Sims
Si^ns
Klinfimer,Loui8—
227 W. Eiirhteenth st iSlffns
Kolar. Andrew J.^ t
259 W. Twelfth st Sisms
Rrupp, John C—
184 E. Madison st Siems
LaryJIlaurice—
124 £. Illinois st.
Siffns
Lade, John F.—
685 Armitage av ISigns
Lamoreaux. Manning D.-
291 W.Lake 8t
Signs and ady*g novelt's
Lang, Joseph C—
171^181 S. Clarlc st 'Signs
Mann ing, Howard—
610 W. Sixty-third st.
Signs
McArthur. William D.—
2725 Cottage Grove av Signs
McOrath, John J.—
79-81 E. Randolph st.
MeOreer & Hicks—
84 8. Market st
Meaney. James E.—
3614Ha]sted St....
Meehan, J. J. —
248 S. Canal st.
Merker, Charles M.—
41 Grand av
Nelson. J. & Co.-
175 Jackson St.
Newby, William H.—
8010 Cottage Grove av.
Pause. Paul & Co.—
880-282 Kinsie st
Peril. W. N. A Co.—
188 M. Desplainea st.
Rahem. Jacob A.—
149 8. Clinton st
RedwellMfg. Co.-
Wabash and VanBuren sts..
Ruaicka. John—
886 W. Eighteenth st
Signs
Advertising novelties
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
Signs
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4
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SIGNS AND ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
151
Signs and Advertising Novelties — Continued.
Name and Location
Scblrkewsky, Henry J.~
967 Milwaukee av
Schlefisle, Henry—
218 Chicago av
Scbmits. John P.
1896 Madison at
Sed irwick. Wm.—
260 S. Clark st
Seyer, Fred W.—
131 Oly bourn ar
Shonk. Oha«. W.—
218-222 W. VanBuren ftt
Smith & Savler—
1S9 Clark 8t
Splinter. Herman—
206 Wells 8t
Standard Si^n Board Co.—
9 W. Randolph 8t
Steidle. Adolpb—
16^-166 E. Madison st
Tanser. Fred A.
21 N. Green st
Tate,Wm. D.
974 W. Madison st
To-vrnsend.Hostetter & Co.—
312-814 Fulton st
Tripp & Co.—
Ill Fifth ar.
Tyre & Sohmackels—
185 Michigan st
Vessel, Wm.
446 N. Clark st
Weber. J. H. & Co.—
396 SodfiTwiek st
Werner Co.—
174 E. Adams st
Western Glass Adv. Co.—
1226 VanBuren st
West Side Siirn Adv. Co.
798 W. Madison st
Wheeler. Carroll R.—
1218. Clark st
Whiteford, .lames Y.—
13-17 8. Canal st
WilUama. Chas. & Co.—
146FUthuv
Winterbum.Wm. J.—
U«^142E. Monroe...
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2
61
2
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2
3
LI
2
33
7
1
3
22
9
2
152
FAOTOBY INSPECTOBB' BBPOBT
Signs and Advertising Novelties — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Indubtry.
Girls under 16
1 years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
fears
Males oyer 16
16 years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
Wunder. J. & Co.—
192 E. Washinirton st
Siisms
8
20
1
474
H
I
Zero Marx Sism Works—
160-162 Superior st
Adyertisinff novelties.. . .
m
ZrefnRPn. Charles—
S46 Blue IsUnd av
8inis
I
No. of nla2e8 inspected — 89.
2
10
45
m
SOAPS, PEBFTMBS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Giris under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
■ ~
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years.
i
•a
Armour Soap WorkR—
Thirty-first and Benson sts. .
Soaps.
7
126
4
1
8
6
660
2
2
4
t
S
6
2
20
6
7
166
16
20
7
w
Baldwin (B.W.) Co-
WJS. Market st
Perfume* x ....
Bradford Soap and Per. Co.—
44-46 Townsend st
Soaps and perfumes
•
Burr. David & Co.—
125-127 B. Indiana st
Toilet soaps
Catlin. Georgre—
217-219 State st
Soaps and perfumes
Chiesffo Chemical C. 0. Co.—
604 Wells st
Chemlcallne
ChlAscro GreaRe and Soap Co.—
2611-2637 Archer av
Soap and sreases
Cobb Toilet Co.—
6446Yaie av
Toilet articles
......
S
20
2
1
46
Consolidated Perfume Co.—
96-102 Lake st
m
Crofts & Reed—
840-8S2 Auatinav
Medicinal soaps
Davis, Ervin M.—
653-666 W. VanBurea st
Soaps
Fairbanks (N. B:.) Co.—
Cor. 19th St. & Wentworth av
Soap......
k
m
Fitspatrick Bros.—
1012-1050 Thirty-second pi ... .
Tallow, crease
»
Fitspatrick (John) Co.—
Western av. near 26tli st. . . . .
Soaps.
m
SOAPS, PBBFUME8 AND TOILET ABTIOLES.
153
SoapSf Perfumes and Toilet Articles — Concluded.
Name and Iiocation.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
h
'- o
•
: Si
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
§1
h
€h«bam Brow. & Co.—
421-428 W. Lake st
Toilet soap
15
17
8
1
818
8
2
1
10
10
4
90
1
1
58
4
7
82
Holman Soap Co.—
810ft-8114FuX8t
Soaps..
8
Janitore Mf jr. Co.—
532 Clybonm av
KlensOi t . . . x - , . . . .
1
Kirk. James S. & Co.—
826 N. Water st
Soaps and perfumes
Perfumes
2
61
87
8
408
Kiayon Co.—
206 E. Kinziest
6
Medlrates Tablet Co.—
32 S. Market st
PerfnmeSr
2
Poole & Co.—
a06E. Kinsie st
Perfumes
1
1
8
8
Seodde. Radworth A Co.—
15(^157 £. Huron st
Wool soan
4
IS
Sebinidt. Georire A.—
406-407 E. North av
Soaps
18
Unfon Soap Works—
108 8. Canal st
Soaps..'
4
Wrisley (Allen B.) Co.—
479 485 Fifth ar.
Soaps
1
6
24
4
1
188
Tale. M me. M.-
021-631 Wabash ay
Toilet articles
5
ZehriTiflT Co.—
146 Fifth av
Perfumes
2
No. of places inspected — 27
8
68
666
1.2S2
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STORES AND OFFICES.
Name and Location.
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Aekennan, Peter—
608 W. Sixty-third st
Adama, (0. F.) Co.—
2E1-2U State st
▲dama Express Co.—
8216 Wentworth av.,
ilBtiia Powder Co.—
IflBMadisoast.
Branch of Industry.
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Paints and wall paper.
General merchandise.
Express....
Dynamite..
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Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Indnstry.
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Aimfleld. John A Co.—
180 Stat« St
Albert Bros.—
5006 8. Halsted st
Albert. Madame—
188 Stalest
Albrecht. Ernst—
878 Milwaukee av
Albnrflrer. Stoer & Co.—
609-510 Security bids:
Aleskiewicz, Simon—
560 Noble St
Allefirretti & Co.—
Palmer House blk
American District Tel. Co.—
6304 Wentworth av
American Express Co.—
»32 W. Sixty-third st
American Powder Mills-
Security bids
Ancona. D. & Son—
187 State st
Anderson, Christian—
566 Armitaffe av
Anderson. Gustav-
414 £. Forty-third st
Anflrus & Gindele Co.—
Cor. Madison st. and 6th av..
Armstrong. Thomas—
261 N. Clark St.
Arnold Print Works—
221 Fifth av
Bauds & Hanlon—
211-216 Fifth av
Banish, Charles—
2502 State st
Baratta. G.—
166 W. Harrison st
Barkey*s Enfflew*d Shoe H'se—
849 W. Sixty-third st
Bartels. Fred—
261N. Clark st
Bartlett Asrency-
711 Security bids.
Bans, N.—
498 N. Clark st
Bassler, John F.—
766 W. Sixty-third st
Cloaks and suits.
Shoes
Millinery ...\
Harness, h'collars, whips
Tailors- trimmings
Shoes
Chocolate creams.
Telegraphy.
Express.
Gun powder.
Furs and umbrellas.
Shoes
Shoes
Contractors.
Barber.
Prints.
Notions,.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Bakery ft confectionery.
Agrency . .
Clfrars ...
Furnaces
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Bell. J. E.-
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Betfc, Kplley 4 C<t.-
Btddle.GeorBeW.A.-
"S'fSiK'S-
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BUckslI. Edw. S."
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BliBi A Niman-
1Sif'fc7^k'.?"
"issl&^r
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B^okASnwlySWr..-
Born. M. iCo.-
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•as^rsESSiSr,.
Hllk and butter.'
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, Stores and Offices — Continued.
Kame and Loeation.
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Boyd. John—
199-2(KI B. B indolph st
Bradley & Huhbard Mfg. Co.—
204 Masonic Temple
Bred In. J. A Co.—
615 W. Sixty-third at
6ri«rht. Georire A.—
922 W. Sixty-third at
Brintr>] Carpet Mills—
221 Fifth av
Brock's CommfTcial Agency-
Security Baildinff
Brodericlc. Martin J.—
549 W. Sixty-third st ....... .
Broe. John—
766 N.Wood St
Brooknian. Louis-
263 N.Clark St
Brook Hii<e« Thomas—
686 N.Clark St
Brown. J. Q. H.—
221 Fifth av
Browninar. Charles A Co.—
446 W. Sixty-third st
Bruarga. Chrl«tian—
466 winch4*Rter ar
Br*nsw'k-B*1ke Collender Co.—
263-265 Wabash ay
Bryson Bros.-
822 W. Sixty-third st
Bnehli'r. Christian—
246N. Clark st
Bnenneke-8<*hiefer8tein Co.—
221 Fifth av
Bnettner. T. A Co.—
188-187 Fifth av
Burke. Thomai*—
111 W. Adams st
Burke A Delan—
958 N. Clark st
Bush ft Qerts—
242 246 Chicago «T
Brauer. Paul—
229-281 Sute st
CakH>tt. James—
967 Sixti-third st
Cantrovlts, Samuelr-
165 Fifth av
Milk and dairy suPPUes.
Lamps....
Groceries.
Icecream,
Carpets.
Commercial agency.
Shoes
Shoes
Groceries.
Cleaning and dyeing
Brokers and mill agents.
Groceries.
Shoes
OlBce and store fixtures.
Plumbing and gas fitting
Meats
WtMlens....
Art linens.,
Shoes
Groceries...
Pianos
Eestaurant.
Stoves
Cigars
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Stores and Offices — Continned.
N«me and Loemtion.
Branch of Industry.
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Carey. Mary E.—
6115 Wentworth ar
Carpenter. William T.—
Ml N. Clark 8t
Carson A Simpson-
Security bide
Carty. James J.-~
680 W. Sixty-third st.
Casey. Rose—
8655 8. Haisted St....
Cass. John H.—
617 N. Clark si
Castle Shirt Co.—
269 State st
Catlin "Woolen Co.—
17JH175 Fifth av ....
CentralHouseFumishinff Co.-
«3»-43» W. Sixty third st
Chabeliewits. Michael—
fi(i7 Noblest
Cham plain Hair Dress. Par.-
126 Stalest
Chase & Sanborn—
10-14 E. Lake St..
Chell. Oscar-
802 Armitaee av.
Chester Snspender Co.—
221 Fifth ay
Chicairo Cloak Co.—
21j^-216S^te st
Chi<>affo Coffee MUls—
tMicl
hiiran av.
Chieaffo Electric Protect Co.-
147-168 Fifth av
Chieaffo Security A Tmst Co.-
Security bldi:
Chicago Supply Co.—
2Uf-2» E. VVashlu^ton st.
Cfafea^ Telephone Co.—
a43>fl N. Clark st
Chicmiro, Western A lod. R.R.-
Waflace and Sixty-third sts
Christoferson, Christian—
(UbW. North av
Clancy. Comeilns L.--
liS«9N. Clark st *.
Clissford. H. B.—
. SU Security bldff
Lunch room.
Meats
Publishers
Plumbini:
Ciffars and oai|dy.
Cigars
Mens* fumlshinirs.
Tailors' trimmlncs
Furniture
Shoes
Hair dressing.
Teas and coffees.
Shoes
Suspenders
Cloaks and suits.
Coffee and peanuts
Burglar alarm service.
Real estate
General merchandise.
Telephone.
Freight office.
Shoes
Drugs.
Bakers' journal ,
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Stores and O#ces"--Co^tinued.
Name and Location.
J Branch of Industry.
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183-185 Fif I hav
Columbia Coffee Co.—
42 River St
Columbia Phonofcraph Co.—
211 State St
Columbia Spice Mills—
131 S. Water St
Cohen. Miss H. -
100 State St
Cohn, Louis-
as Thirty first st.
Collins, Samuel E. & Co.—
604 W. Sixty-third'st.
Conover. (C. E) Co.—
802 Security buUding.
Conway, Thomas—
604 W. Sixty-third St.,
Cooban. B. L. & Co.—
Sixty-third and Buthr sts...
Coomas, Abraham—
2321 State st
Corliss. Coon & Co.—
167-169 Fifth av
Cox, Leroy B —
147-153 Fifth av.
Curtis, Cornelius—
W. 22d st & Center av.
Cratty B's., Jarvis & Clevel'd—
Security building
Crooks, Smyth—
460 N. Clark st
Cunningrham & Ghent-
524 Sixty-third st
Curielli & Co.—
412 Sixty-third st.
Thread ,
Coffee
Phonofl^aphs,
Spices, coffees, teas ......
Millinery ^
Shoes
Mantels, urates
Commission merchants .
Plumbincr and ffas-flttine
Druffs
Shoes
Collars and cuffs
General merchandise
Frames and mouldincrs. .
Attorneys at law
Shoes
Undertaking: parlors
Cigars and ice cream
Curry, C. W.- I
75 State st jPeriodicals.
Cutler Shoe Co. -
185 State st Shoes
Cutler Shoe Co.—
Cor. Madison st. & 5th av .Shoes.
Cutler & McEee— i
724 W. Sixty- third st {Commission merchants.
Dallwifl:. Albert—
873 Armitaire av
Daly's Laundry Office—
268 N. Clark st
Harness & trimmings
Laundry office
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159
Stores and Offices — Coutinued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Danloff. Harry-
2419 Stnte at. .
DansfflTPr, B. & Co.—
221 Fifth ay
Dansiflrer Bros.—
147-163 Fifth ay.
Daas. Emat—
764 Armitaffe ay.
Dayls Pharmaey—
701 W. bixtythird st .
Deane & Sloan—
71 W. WasbinflTton st
Decbmann, Mifis E. H.-
616 N. Clark 8t
De^en. Ferdinand—
439 Noble St
De la Ver^ne Ref rii:. Mac. Co.—
Security bids:
De Muth & Co.-
217-219 State st.
Shoes
Cloaks, skirts & waists. .
Shoes
Shoes
Druirs
Furnaces
& hair-
sine
Shoes
Refrifferators
Shoes
Dressmakine
dressing.. ..
Department Candy Store—
286 State st Candy
Dereok. Paul— I
N. Paulina st iShoes
Deutoh. Samuel—. I
217 S. Center st 'Harness
Dick^ohn H.—
118 W. Madison St..
Dickman (Albert) Co.—
Clark and Sixteenth sts.
Diekiman. Rachel E—
180 Wabash ay
Dickson Lumber Co.—
Lumber and 22d sts . ,
Dinet & Del fosse-
SOS State st
Dixon. Benj. S.—
Enfflewood, 111.
Donahue. T. J.—
261 Orleans St..
Droni, Solomon —
217 Fifth ay
Dunbarton Flax SpinninsCo.—
167-169 Fifth ay
Dun'^ombe. John—
94 W. Madison st
Dunlap & Co.—
171 State vt IHats and caps
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FACTOBT INSPECTORS' BEFOBT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Braneh of Indostry.
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128W.22d8
Blli8on,Wm.—
4210 Cottage Grore av.
Emporium (The)—
152 State 8t
Encrlewood Floral Co.—
6!I5 W. Sixty-third St ..
Enirlpwood MokIc Store—
8U8 W. Sixty- third at ... .
Elglew'd Pt. & Wall P. Store-
Sis Sixty-third at
EpplniT, H. L.—
1251 N. Clark 8t
EriekKon, Andrew—
UUU Armitaire av.. .
Erickson. Prank 0.—
HalHted and (»d sta
Esterman. Benjamin—
a»W. North av
Everett, Wm. W.—
200-2U2 S. Cliuton at
Excelsior Laundry OfBce—
215^ N. Clark 8t
Fazsie. Fred F.—
147 Fifth av
Feder Bros. & Co.—
22iFifihav
Fences and gates
Ciflrars
Millinery
Flowers..
Musical instruments
Paints and wall paper ,
Groceries.
Shoes
Mens' clothing
Shoes
Coffees and peas
Laundry oflKce
Curtains and draperies.
Feltz. Petei^
1»9 N. Paulina 6t.
Feron & Ballou Co.—
84Kiver»t.
Filtser, Samuel—
tti» N.Clark St..
Flenok. Charles—
47 Emma at
Folwell Bros. & Co.—
221 Fifth av
ForbeR & Mead—
207 N. Clark 8t.
Tailors and furnishers.
Shoes.
Fruit and canned goods.
Cigars and confectionery
Shoes.
Dry goods
Foreman & Co.—
1»6 State Bt
Foreman Shoe Co.-
14M53 State St...
Foreman Shoe Co.—
126SUte St
Formosa Tea Co.—
88 State st
Groceries.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Teas and coffees.
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Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Franck, Mrs. Sarah £.—
477 N. Clark st
Freie, A. A.—
379 Clark st
Frick, Michael—
2409 State st
Friena. Harry- -
a(B-204 State st
Fulton. J. L.—
Security bldg
Galvin, John M.—
6455 Lowe av
Qammon Express Co.—
228 N. Clark st
Garden City Sand Co.—
Security bldir
Garibaldi & Cuneo—
4-6 Stalest
Gemblcki, T.—
562 Noblest
Gere. A. H. & Co.—
829 Sixty-third St.
GibbsJO. G.) Lumber Co.—
240 W. Twenty-second st
GindeleA Struble—
328 S. Clinton st
GoldberiT, Samuel—
2ri2 state st
Goldman, Max—
1554 State st
Goldstine. Abraham—
26M Stalest
Golsen, Ralph J.—
146 State st
Good,MartinG.—
92 Stalest
Goodenoufirh Bros.—
Sixty-third stand Stewart av
Goodman (Mairnus) & Bros.—
186*188 Fifth av
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Gonzales. Mora & Co.—
147 Fifth av
Gottmanahausen, Gustav—
SOON. Clark st
Gowan. Victor D.—
147-158 Fifth av
Gray, Howard P.—
604 Seenrity bldff
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Table delicacies .
Grocery.
Shoes.
Shoes.
General contractors.
Steam heaters ,
Express
Fire brick, sand.
Commission merchants .
Shoes.
Paints and wall paper.
Lumber.
Cut stone.
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Photographic sroods
Photoirraphic supplies
Dru8:s
Tailors' trimminirs
Ciflrars
Meats .
Silks and cottons.
Fire insurance.
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name amd Location.
Branch of Industry.
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•Gray Dental Co.—
66Biadi8onfit....
Great Atlant. & Pac. Tea Co.—
208 State St
Green Bros.—
756W. Sixty-third St.
Dentist material . .
Teas and coif ees.. .
Butter and cheese.
Griesheimer, Fred—
248 State st | Men's clothinc:
Griesheimer, P.— 1
254 State st iClothine and hats
Griffith. John A. & Co.-
144 Fifth av
Groll.P. G.-
554 N. Clark st
Grossman, Edw. B.*& Co.~
178 State st
Gus.Thc Square Hatter—
197-199 W. Madison st. . . .
Hackett.WllUamH.-
646 N. Clark st
Hahn & Levy-
SB N. Clark st .
Handbury, Holand—
180 W. Madison st
Haney & Co.—
221 Fifth av
llanke. Charles J.—
147 Fifth av
HanseU. Frank £.—
Ih7-169 Fifth av....
Hansen Bros.—
445 N. Clark st
Hanson. Andrew—
1111 Armitaflreav.
Hansen, Nels B.—
807Talmanav
Harper Bros, & Co.—
DO State st
Harshberger, Chas. R.-
177 State st
Hartijran. Kathryn V. & Co.—
103 State st
Hartman Pharmacy—
6300 Halsted st
Harris, S. G.—
221 Fifth av . .
Hatch. Mrs. Nellie—
556 W. Sixty.third st.
Tailors* trimmings
Bakery and ice cream
Cloaks and suits
Hats
Painting and wall paper.
Gents' furnishings
Harness, saddles, whips..
Infants' shoes
Infants' shoes
Shoes
Carpenters
Shoes
Shoes
Groceries
Gents' fumishing.s
Ladies' furnishings
Drugs
Cloaks and underwear. . .
Employment •ffice
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163
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Hawkins. E. R. & Co.-
Secniity bldff .
Hawl«y A Pronty-
Seonrity bldir...
Hazen. B. Qoodrieh A Co.—
147-168 Fifth aT
Heimbach. John M.—
315 W. Sixty-third St.
Heiiii|^« John G.Ez. ftVan Co.—
mN. Clark St
HeIfrich,G^eo^ge--
946 W. Sizty-thini at.
Hellwlr. Pranx E.—
• 54lN7€lark8t
HemkenJEEans—
188-188 Fifth av.
Henderson. James B.-
61S W. Sixty-third st.
Hendrlckson, M. H.—
968 W. Sixty-third st.
Henry, Minnie M.—
561^ W. Sixty-third st.
Herman, Joseph—
1693 Armitace av
Houser Baklnr Co.—
22lFifthaT
Haywood. Edwin F— .
2l»-260 N.Clark St.. .
Hildebrand, Henry C—
»6-«S8W. Sixty-third st.
Hilker, Ferdinand A.—
605 Sixty-third st
HiUesas, A. V.—
188-187 Fifth av.
Hinckley. Oeorire L.—
386 W. Sixty-third st.
Hoffman, Gtoorge—
5647 8. Halstedst....
Holden. Nelson B.-
285-227 State St.. .
Halloway.H. O.
119
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Holm. John-~
227 Dearborn st
Hoist Prank—
516 N. Clark st .
Holser. Peter A.—
.1257K. Cla^st. .
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Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Homer. Mrs. B.—
476N. Clark St..
Hoyt. (W. M.) Co.-
6^ River St
Hunt, Elifiha H.—
68 £. Lake St. . . .
Hunt. Samuel & Co.—
556-567 W. Sixty-third st.
Hyde, Samuel—
435 N.Clark St
Hynes Bros.—
6233-6239 Wentworth av.
Ideal Button Hole Cutter Co.—
221-225 Fifth av
I hie, Guwtav—
328 Ohio St..
Indiana Lime & Sand Co.—
661 W. Sixty-third st
International Bank-
Security bldff
Kaufman. Isidore & Bros.—
168-170 Market st
Jacobson, M.—
89 E. Chicago av.
Janitzki. Sylvestei
166 Wabansia av.
Japan Importincr Co.—
513 W. Sixty-third St..
Johnson, Carl V.-
286 N.Clark St.
Johnson. A. F,—
981 N. Clark st .
Johnson, J. J.—
Security bldcr. •
JohuRton, J. S,—
UX W. Sizty^hird st.
Johnson. W. S. A Co.-
221 Fifth av
JorKensen. Olaf—
914N. Clark St..
Kabelsky. Max—
287 Noblest
Kaiser, Mafchias—
658 N.Clark St.. .
Kane. M. C. & Co.—
240 W. Madison st
Karasek. Frank S.—
876 W. Randolph st.
Millinery
Spices and coffee
Seed merchant. . ;
Groceries
Barber
Lumber
Button-hole cutters
Shoes
Sand, srravel, cement. .
Bank
Tailors' trimminirs . . . .
Shoes
Shoes
Coffees and spices
Barber
Laundry ofBce
Lime and eement
Paints and wall paper.
General merchandise. .
Paints and wall paper.
Shoes
Groceries
Dry goods
Shoes
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165
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Katx & Co.—
20e-2M State at
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Kanb & Mers—
867 N. Clark at
Kaafman« Charlea & Bros.—
lfiS-170 S. Market at
Keelini:, Mrs. Thos. M.—
5i3N. CUrk st
Kehoe & Co.—
106 State St..
Kelley* Atkinson Constr'n Co.—
Security bide
Keniston, Henry C—
326 W. Sixty-third st.
Keohuke, Charles-
636N. Clark st
Kerber-Jacobs Redstone Co.—
804 Security bide
Kershner. Albert—
777 N.Wood st...
Kessinar. Anton J.—
614 w; Sixty-third St..
Kilbnm 8hoe Co.—
M7PStttav
Kirschstein, Herman—
601 W. Sixty-third St..
Kline. John H.—
2161S-M: Gtark at
Knickerbocker Ice Co.—
448 Duncan Park
Kno wles, George-
444 W. Sixty tlird St.
Koche, Oeorfire—
350 W. North ay
Kohlsaat, H. H.-
221-223 State st
Komis, David S.—
205 State st
Koslowaki, R.—
19 Emma St....
Krenz. Gteorre—
2606 State St....
Krause, Theodore—
307 Wabanaia av . .
Kunse, Louis G.—
00 State st
Kvidera, Vaclav—
684 W. Eiffbteenth st
Cloaks.
Cigara
Mena' clothing.
Millinery
Confectionery.
Contractors
Paints and wall paper.
Ice cream and conf ect^ry
Stone
Shoes.
Harness
Shoes.
Drucrs .
Barber.
Office
Groceries.
Machines.
Lunch
Shoes.
Shoes. . .
Harness
Shoes.
Fruits
Harness
8
2
2 12
13
85
10
3
3
2
2
17
7
1
135
J
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5
2
14
1
23
3
3
1
2
1
2
4
2
2
17
8
1
170
6
1
4
1
1
11
1
166
FACTORY INSPEC5TORS BEPOBT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Lake Gas Co.—
347 W. Sixty-third at Gas oflBce.
Lake Shore Flora—
684 N. Clark St iFlowers...
Lamon. James A.—
43 S. Water st tSyrups and honey.
Landers, Frary & Clark—
126 State st
Lanebein, M.—
202-204 State st
LaPointe, Hickok—
8t0 Security bids.
Larson, A. P. & Bro.-
491 N. Clark st
Lashitz, Robert-
SOS N. Clark st. .
Lawler (The) Co —
944-946 W.Madison St.
Lawrence, P. W.—
511 Wabash av
Lawrence, James A. & Co —
147 Fifth ay
Lee, Mrs. C. W.—
878 N.Clark St..
Leiser, Samuel—
288 N.Clark St.
Leisner, P^ter N.—
27ft W. Chicago ay
Lemasky, Joseph—
2506 State st
Levin, Henry—
2714 State St.. .
Liberman. I. J. & Co.—
221 Fifth av
Lindaner. Benjamin—
206 Fifth av
Lindholm* Aaron S.—
516W. Sizty^hirdst.
Lining (The) Store—
St
189 State st.
Linnemann, Hermann—
485 N. Clark st
Lohlev, Paul—
471N. Robeyst.
Lokritz. Walter—
2815^ State st. . .
Lott & Farquh arson—
86 E. Lakest
Hardware
Millinery
Architects
Paints and wall paper.
Ci|r&r8 And tobacco
Dry ffoods
Cigars and tobacco . . . .
Shoes
Ice cream and cisrars..
Ciffars ,
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
Clothins:
General merchandise . ,
Ciflrars and tobacco . . . .
Lininffs
Barber ,
Shoes
Shoes
Stoves
8
6
20
5
3
1
2
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STORES AND OFFICES.
167
Stores and Offices — Continned.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Ciffars and stationery . . .
Girls under 16
1 years
' Boys under 16
1 years
2^
Ss
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1
17
Males over 16
, years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
Lovelace. Joseph A.—
493 N. Clark st
1
t
1
81
1
2
1
315
1
5
6
18
30
21
1
4
1
2
3
2
2
1
t
1
1
40
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Lo wen thai & Buxbaum—
76 State st
Restaurant
1
2$
Lowy. Henry—
201 W. Madison st
Loans
2
Lyon, Harry A.—
409 Security bids:
Estimator
2
Lyon Bros.—
246-252 Madison st
General merchandise. . . .
40
45
1
400
Lundt-Cammlo—
246 N. Clark st
Cleaninir and dyeinir ....
1
I^Adewie. M. O.—
1253 N. Clark st
Meats
......
1
MaeMahen. D. B.—
95 E. Van Buren st
1
Mens' fumishinifs
5-
MaePherson. Florence & Co.—
147-153 Fifth av
Linens
1
T
MacVea^b. Franklin & Co.—
43 E. Lakest
Extracts
18
MaeVeaffh, Franklin & Co.—
29 Wabash av
Grocers' sundries
11
12
1
41
Madiffan Bros.—
986%8 W. Madison st
Dry croods
2
35
Mahler, Jacob H.—
148>15u N. Clark at
Meats
5
Mallath, Henry—
22n9Stat« st
Shoes
1
Mandifi. Charles—
648 W. Sixty -third st
Fruits
2
Marense, Milton—
214 N. Clark st
Dry fiToods
1
1
1
2
Markheim Fumishinff Co.—
226 State st
Gents' fnmishinffs
1
4
Marks. Morris—
307 W. Sixty-third st
Gents' f nmishinffs
1
2
Markfl. Philip N.-
221 Fifth av
Notions
2
Marshall, Charles H. & Co.—
Security bidir
Real estate loans
1
.1. . .
1
2
Marson. Charles & Co.—
384 N. Clark st
Mattresses and shades . .
1
1
1
Martin, Albert J.—
8&7 N. Clark st
Groceries and meats
• ■ • • ■
1
2
Martin. Nicholas & Co.—
106 S. Water st
Teas and coffees
1
1
s
Marvin. Mrs. B.—
546 W. Sixty-third st i
Employment ofRce
1
1
1
1
1
168
PACTOBY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Masonic B'ld. L'n&S'ffsAsan.^
Security bidff
Mass. Auimst—
804 Armitacre av
Matthew. Lewis—
356 N. Clark St..
Matt. Paul P.—
126 State St...
Mattis. Qftorffe B.-
274 Fifth av
Matzler. Henry—
202-204 State st .
McCarthy. Mary—
466 N. Clark st . . .
McCarthy, Stephen—
266 Chicago av
McDonald. J. S. & Co.—
147-153 Fifth av
McGavock, Hugh—
917 W. Sixty-third St.
McGee. M. C—
205 N. Clark st
McGivem. Thos. P.—
199 N. Clark st
McGrtff. T. S. K.-
78 State st
McLaughlin. William F.—
82-% S. Water st
Mendel & Co.-
180 Fifth av
Men sel, Charles H—
468 W. North av....
Meret. Mrs. C—
622 N. Clark st.
Merrick Thread Co.—
177-179 Fifth av
Metropolitan Accident Ass'n—
Monroe st. and Fifth av
Meyers, Charles L.—
471 N. Clark st
Miller Mfg. Co.-
Clark and Lake sts.
Millinery World (The)-
233 State st
Millow. Anton—
722 W. Sixty-third st.
Loans
Harness
Harness
Cigars and tobacco
Carpenter
Wine and whisky
Ice cream
Shoes
Stationery
Groceries
Meats
Meats
China
Coffee
Laces
Stoves and tools
Ice cream & confection'y
Thread
Insurance
Groceries
Salad dressing
Millinery
Shoes
Mitchell, (P. R.) Co.- i
221 Fifth av ICurled hair
52
3
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80
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19
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8
115
18
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STORES AND OFFICES.
169
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Moberg BroB.—
167 Dearborn st
Monitor, Tony-
Sid Noblest
Mooney. John W.—
267 N.Clark St
Idooney & Boland Agency—
Security bldg
Morrill. Charles A. & Co.—
21 Lake st ■
Morrison. .John—
439^2 Sixty-third st
Morse & Rojrers—
U7 Fifth av
Moss Rose Dairy Co.—
746-760 W. Sixty-third st
Mncher, .John—
5657 8. Halsted st
Mneller, Frank & Co.—
242 N. Clark st
Maeller, Oeorgre J.—
lit J N. Western av
Mansers' Hyde Pk. Laundry—
532 W. Sixty-third st
Mutaal Laundry Office—
HON. Clark st
Nathan & Gutwilling^
199-201 Fifth av
"National Book & Picture Co.—
249-261 S. Jefferson st
Nelsen. Nels—
532 Crystall st
Kelson. 8. M.—
293 Noble st
Kemtz, Herman—
543 Armitaee av
Newbury, Geo. & Co.—
ITlLaSallest
Nichols A Tibbals-
607 W. Sixty-third st
Nielson. Andrew—
324 W. Chicago av
Nieman. Petex^-
3S4 E. Sixty-third st
Nordstrom. O.—
198 N. Clark st
North American Creamery—
125 W. Washinirton st
Shoes
Shoes
Clears and tobacco
Detective afirency.
Teas
Plnmbinsrand crasflttine
Shoes.
Butter and cheese
Shoes
Groceries
Shoes
Laundry office
Laundry office
Woolens
Books and pictures.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Loans.
Cigars and tobacco.
Shoes.
Shoes.
Millinery
2!
1!
ll
2l,
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1
s9
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2
1
2
60
6
1
2
11
1
3
1
5
1
1
2
1
11
3
1
1
0
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Butter
20
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2
1
2
61
7
1
2
13
1
4
1
1
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5
1
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2
1
12
3
1
1
2
1 20
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170
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Imlustry.
No8S, Albert—
6111 Wentworth av Meats.
Noye8,Cbarle8 H.— •
987 N. Clark st Grain and coal
O'LauffhIin, John—
4(W Security bldgr ■ Real estate
Olson, Christian—
422 Thomas st ; Shoes
Olson. Ole— I
261 Noble st Shoes.
Orion, Hanna M.— i
805 W. Sixty-third st Millinery
Oster^op. John— I
43 Upton st Shoes
Parisian Sutt Co.—
les State Rt
Parke. Davis & Co.—
108 State st
Patton, James M.—
587 N. Clark st
Perry & Dom—
JN. CJa^kst..:.
Peterson, Peter A.—
175 Jackson st
Pienkowsky, C. A.-
221 Fifthly
Pierce, George W.-
58 State st
Pierson. Pred G.—
lU Thirty-first st
Pieser Floral Co.—
387 N.Clark St.. .
Pinnee A Smith-
147 Fifth av
Pinkerton's Nat*I Det. A^cy.-
201 Fifth av
Planters' Tea Co.—
543 W. Sixty-third st Teas and coffees.
Ladies' suits
Chemists* atrents . .
Oiears and tobacco
Cigwrs
Shoe uppers
Linfncrs
Shoes
Shoes
Flowers
Shoes....'
Detective agency . .
Polsen, Manmis-
Ul N. Clark st.
Portage Entry Quarries Co.—
Security bldsr
Porter. Frank F.—
317 W. Sixty-third st.
Grain and coal
Sandstone
Hardware
Postal Telegraph Co.—
462 N. Clark st Telegrraph service.
Postal Tele^aph Co.— '
102 LaSalle si Tele^aph service
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30
130
STORES AND OFFICES.
171
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Powell & Jones-
Security bidff. . .
Powersi.J. W. A Co.—
TTB'W. Slxty-thltd st.
Prack, John G.—
206 W. Randolph St. .
Parcel!. Charles A.—
202 N. Robey St.
Pure Pood Supply Co.—
S20W. Sixty third St...
Purmort, Henry C—
Cor. 22d & Lumber sts.
Purves. Thomas C—
216 Fifth ay
Rooflnir.
Plumbinff
Shoes
Shoes
Teas and coffees
■Lumber.
Putnam Clothing House—
21ft-220 State St
Rasmussen Bros. A Co.—
180 Jackson st
Ran. Robert—
22lPitthaT..
Reber. James L.—
10-16 River St. ...
Red Lion Shoe Store—
546 W. Sixty-third St.
Reed. E. P. A Co.-
U7-158 Fifth ay .
Reedy (J.W.)Elev't»r Mf ff.Co.-
0-91 Illinois st
Regensburff, H.—
2Bft State st
Reid, Henderson A Co.—
26-28 S. Water st
Reis, Adam—
20B N. Clark st
Relief Art Co.—
ao»W. Sixty-third St.
Remien. Frank H.—
115 N. Clark st
Rhode, John C—
889 N. Clark st .
Riohardson Bros.—
778 W. Sixty-third St.
Richardson Silk Co.—
2U-215 Fifth ay
Steam heating apparatus
Clothing
Men's shoes
General merchandise.
(Grocers] shelf ffoods .
Shoes
Ladies* shoes
Elevators
Groceries
Teas and coffees
Shoes
Books and periodicals
Paints and wall paper
Decorating
Groceries ,
Silk thread and braids
Rieeer, Theodore—
ueeer,
418 N.
Clark st Hardware.
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93
Roberts A Lydick—
218-215 Fifth av • Laces and noyelties.
3
2
2
2
45
1
8
6
4
3
40
19
3
2
1
8
21
4
3
1
2
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51
1
4
14
4
41
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21
4
7
1
172
FACTORY INSPB0T0B8' BBPOBT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Total, number of
employes
Root. Georcre M.— '
731 W. Sixty-third st
Groceries
2
12
1
4
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
2
Bosenbercr. Philip-^
146 Fifth av
Tailors' trimminsrs
12
Rosencrard. N. & Co.—
539 S. Halsted st
Picture fram's & m'ldi'gs
Grain and feed
1
Botsted. William-
411N. Clark st
«•••..
4
Rowland & Pfaff Co.—
88-35 River st.
Canned sroods
11
i
1 12
Raslik, John—
339 W. Randolph st
Shoes
I
1
Rubinsky & Asinof—
221 Fiftn av
Clothins:
*
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Rnhiinff. Ad<*lph—
606 N. Clark st
Hardware
.
■
3
Ruppert, Mme. A.—
155 State st
Cosmetics
1
1
1
Ruske. Herman—
533 N. Clark st
Gents' f umishincs
1
Russell Grocery Co.—
371 N. Clark st
Groceries
■•■■••
1
ll !
Russell Carpet Co.—
266 Market st
Carpets and ruffs
1 5
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Rynard. Louis—
408N. Clark at
Couches
i
1
1
1
i
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Salter. Albert C—
146 State st
Restaurant
10
1
1
21
2
1
2
29
t
! 31
Salter Silk Co.-
221 Fifth av
Silk thread
1
! 2
Sandberir. Joseph—
1347 N. Western av
Shoes
1
'J
1
1
Sanford & Sons—
147 Fifth av
Carpets
3
Sanitary Dist. of Chieaaro—
Security bldcr.
Sanitary office
1
6
3S
Schaaf. Adam—
147-149 W. Madison st
Pianos
10
11
Schiff, Samuel—
5244-6246 Wentworth av
Dry ffoods
4
1
Schlick. Ernest R.—
487 N. Clark st
Hardware
4
1
*
Schulz. M. & Co.—
107 State st
Infants' wear
1
1
Schulze Baking Co.
934 W. Sixty- third st
Bakery iroods
1
Schurman. Caleb H.—
364 W. Sixty-third st
Groceries
6
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STORES AND OFPIGES.
173
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
1
' Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
Schuster. Frank P.—
2M N.Clark St
Plumbing
4
273
1
1
49
1
1
1
8
25
5
2
10
4
2
5
1
2
8
6
1
2
5
6
3
1
2
4
Sears, Roebuck Co.—
Desplaines & Fulton sts
SuDplies
1
2
199
2
35
475
Seibert, Soloraon—
llW State St
Ostrich feathers
3
Seibert. Good & Co.—
154 State St
Novelties
36-
Sexton. John & Co.—
20 22 State st
Groceries
1
SO-
Seserbanski, Stanislaus— "
884 W. North av
Shoes
1
Shehun, Chades f)—
186Quincyst
»
Carpenter
1
Shenuit & Co.—
889 N.Clark St
Gents' furnishings
1
Sherer Bros.—
37 River st.
Teas and spices
2
Sherman Bros. & Co.—
22-24 8. Water st
Teas and coffees
2
8
1
35
Shire. Adolph—
192 Madison st
Cigars
e
Shottff. T. B.—
147 Fifth av
Carpets
2
Showers. E. & Co.—
217-219 State st
Furniture
20
3(>
Shoyer & Co.—
196 Fifth av
Genera] merchandise
4
Siekels. William D.—
5883 S. Halsted st
Undertakinir and liverr..
2
Sidwell-Dewindt Shoe Co.—
151-158 Fifth av
Shoes
1
1
2
1
6^
Sin. Utfi. G. T.-
1889 Masonic Temple..
Tissue novelties.
••••••
2
Simmonr, Georre M.—
189 W. Sfarty-third st.
Re5tanrant.- ,
4
Simon, Michael—
498 N.Clark st
Groceries
4
SiBclair, Mrs. E. M.—
888 W. Sixty-third st
Millinery
e
Singer Mfg. Co.—
510 W. Sixrty third st
Machines
1
1
8
1
2
Slnshelmer, Bach A Co.—
147-1B8 Fifth av
Shoes.
8
Skinner (Wm.) Mfg. Co.—
Fifth av. and Adams st
Silks and satins
8
81aek« Charles H.—
88 State st
Groceries
7
174
FACTOBY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Smith & Bright—
1(» State 8t
Smith. W. T. & Son-
Mi Fifth av
Spancrler Dye House-
1271 N. Clark 8t.
Specialty Shoe Co.—
149 Fifth av
Spencer, A. E., S'k*g P'r Co.-
-794 W. Madison st
>pen(
m-1
Spotts (A. W.) MfiT. Co.—
110 Ontario st
Spraffue« Warner & Co.—
147 E. Randolph st
Stadler. Misses—
380 N.Clark St..
Standard, The—
262 State St....
Standard Dry Goods Co.—
508-606 W. Sixty- third St..
Standard Fashion Co.-
147-168 Fifth ay
Standard Paint Co.-
189 Fifth ay
Steele-Wedeles Co.—
12-14 LaSalle St.
Stemberger, Samuel & Co.—
22lFifthay
Steyens. Charles & Bros.—
109-111 State st
Steyens A Bering—
147 Fifth ay
Syone Bros.-
199-201 Fifth av
Stoner. William N.—
680 N. Clark st Gtonts' fumishinffs
Shoes
Curtains and ruffs
Oflftce
Shoes
Baking powder.
Starch
Groceries
Millinery
Gents' f nrnishintrs
Dry soods
Dress patterns
Paints and compounds.
Teas and coffees
Shirts
Silks
Shoes
Jewelry
Strauss. Simon & Co.—
6&M W. Madison st. . .
Streeter Bros.—
184 State st,...
Superior Fruit Store—
219 N. Clark st
Tarentum Paper Mills—
407-411 Fifth av
Taylor. John—
2l Fifth ay...
Taylor. John F.—
490 Clark st
Furniture
Shoes
Fruits and ice cream
Paper
Ladies' & arents' f urn'gs
Gents' fumishinars
8
o
•1
5
90
1
176
1
6
1
6
3
2
10
8
52
4
10
2
82
24
8
4
3
1
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9
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175
stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Thearle. F. G. (Jr.) & Co.-
455-457 W. Sixty-third at. . .
rianos.
Thompson Bros. & Co.—
a07 W. Twenty -second st Lumber.
Thorley Food Co.—
39^1 Franklin St..
Office
Thorson, John A.—
238 N. Market st Shoes.
.Three Bros. Storage Co.—
726-790 W. Sixty- third st Storage
Tiedt. Cnarles H.—
628-625 W. Sixty- third st ' Paints and wall paper
Tollm^ (John A.) Co.—
4-8 Lake.st ;Groceries
Travelers' Portfolio Co.— I
221 Fifth av Portfolios
Turner Bros.— i
327 W. Sixty-third st | Butter and cheese
United Commercial Lawyers— i
Security bldg '. ' Attorney s-at law. .
Valy, Paul—
449 N. Clark st
Van Home, George—
221 Fifth av
Venus Belt Mfg. Co.—
165 Washington st. . .
Viavi (The) Co.-
415W.Sixty-thirdst.
Waldhouser. Joseph—
186 N. Clark st
Waldo-Fairehild Co.-
147-153 Fifth av
Walker & Howe—
221 Fifth av
Wallaee. William O.—
39 Biver st
WalJach (The) Co.-
88 E. Washington st.
Warner, Philip H.-
738-785 W. Sixty-third st.
Watson, Jones. Earl & Co.-
157 Fifth av
Weamberg. Samuel—
648 W. Sixty third st
Weber. Jacob G.—
244 N.Clark
Weir & Craig Mtg. Co.-
Cor. Yale and Sixty-third sts
Cigars and stationery . . .
Tabular rivets and studs
Ladies' belts
Viavi
Wind'w sh'd's. wall pap'r
Apparel Gazette
Linings
Teas and coffees
Gents' furnishings
Grain and coal
Shoes and rubbers
Groceries
Plumbing and gas fitting
Warehouse
2
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5
1
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1
1
1
3
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3
3
1
3
4
60
1
4
4
2
2
1
1
3
9
4
18
2
2
2
2
30
3
176
FACTORY INSPBOTORg' REPORT.
Stores and Offices — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
ye.nrs
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 vears
Wells. Harrison G.—
166 Fifth av
Wells. M. D. & Co.-
Monroe St. and Fifth av. . .
Welty, DuDcan O.—
405 Masonic Temple
WensnafTfl & Co.—
4(M8 Fulton St
Western Union Tel. Co.—
W. 63d and Wallace sts. . . .
Western Union Tel. Co.—
492N. Clark St
Western Union Tel. Co.—
68d and Stewart av
Weyfirand, Dr. J. M.—
State and Monroe sts
Wheeler. Felix A.—
6732 Wentworth av
Wheeler. F. A.—
S24 W. Sixty third st
While. Theoaore E. & Co.—
888 N.Clark st
White. A. & Co.—
179Waba<»h av
White. Calvin S.—
616 W. Sixty-third st
White Mfsr. Co.-
40-42 State 8t
White Swan Laundry Co.—
200 N. Clark st.....
White Sewing Machine Co.-
546 W. Sixty-third st
Whiting Paper Co —
126 State st
Wlen. M. & Co.—
mFifthav
Willimantic Linen Co.—
147 Fifth av
Wilde, James (Jr.) & Co.—
125-127 State st
Wilder. Prank L,—
147-153 Fifth av
Wilmarsh. T. W. & Co.—
125-227 State st
Wilson, H. W.—
492 N.Clark st
Wilson, S. F. & Co.—
118-115 State st
Shoes
Shoes
Glassware
Tanks, tuhs and vats
Telegraph service
Telegraph service
Telegraph service
Dentist.
Drugs
Drugs
Groceries
Underwear
Cigars
Gas fixtures ^.
Laundry office
Sewing machines
Office
Dry goods com. mereh'ts
Thread
Clothing
Shoes
Gas fixtures
Meats and groceries
Oents* furnishings
2
1
1
2
2
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• ?
4
58
2
1
3
1
1
1
5
48
2
2
5
60
2
1
8
6
8
1
1
8
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STORES AND OFFICES.
177
Stores and Offices — Concluded.
Name and Location.
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Branch of Industry.
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Windel. Louis- i
417 N. Clark st Groceries.
Wineman, J. R.— I
221 Fifth av I Dry goods
Winar. Chadbourne & Leach— i
705-708 Security bldtr Attorneys at law ,
Wink & Swift Hardware Co.—;
601-602 W. Sixty-third st Hardware
Winterburn, John H.—
oS W. VanBuren st Tluinbintr and jras fittlutr
Wirth.A.— I
200 N. Clark st Groceries
Wisch. Frank H.-
472 N. Clark st Barber.
Witt bold. George-
512-514 N. Clark st Flowers
Witsijr. Mrs. Martha—
421 N. Clark st Cigars and confectionery
Wolf. Henry-
202-204 Stale st Clothing
Wolf. Solomon- '
235-239 State st Gents' furnishingp.
Wolff, Paul—
219 Huron st Shoes
Wolman. Louis— ;
352 W. Chicago av Shoes
XV'onian's Exchange for Wo-,
man's Work Office
Worcester Importing Co.—
188-190 N. Clark st Wines and liquors.
Working Men's Shoe Store— i
789 W. North av ■ Shoes
Yale Cafe (The)—
538 W. Sixty-third st.
Restaurant
Yale Pharmacy— '
345 W. Sixty-third st iDrugs ..,
Yonng Bros.-
6011 S. Halsted st I'ndertaking
Yoangquist. S.— '
89 E. Chicago av iShoes
No. of places inspeeted— 577i
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2
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—12
178
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
TENTS, AWNINGS, CORDAGE, BAGS.
«4 00
3-
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Armstrong. William—
136 Lake st Awningrs and tents
Berarer Specialty Co.—
474a S. State st
Awnings and tents
Carpenter. Geo. B. & Co.—
202 208 S. Water st Sails and tents.
Case. .Tames L.~
315 Ninety-second st Awniui^s and sifnis.
Channon (H.) Co:—
24-26 Market st Awninffs and tents .
Cook. E. C. & Bro.—
32-42 Dearborn st Awnines and tents .
Dahlfrreen. Charles W. & Co.—
103 E. Madison st Badges and flags . . .
Ederer. R. J. & Co.—
131-153 Wabash nv Fish nets and hammocks
Enque.st. F. J.— I
614 W. Sixty-third st Awninffs i
Eveits. Charles E.—
58 W. Randolph st AwniniTS and tents
JohnMon. J. W^.— I
46 N. Wells st Awningrs and tents '
Johnson. W. J.—
182 Jackson st Batrs and burlaps
Lieb. P. & Co.-
19 Nv. Randolph st Awn'ffs & window shades
Murray & Co —
329-333 S. Canal st Awninjfs and tents
Neahr. M. J. & Co.— ,
tj9-95 S. Clin on .st Bates and bairginsrs.
Pelton. H W.—
3417 State st Awnings
Robert's Bros.—
2.)4-356 Franklin st Awnings and tents
Thonmson. Bert—
131 \V'. Randolph st Awnings and tents
Weston. Charles D.—
6201 Wentworth av Awnings, tents & flags .
No. of places inspected— 19
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9
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15
12
71
75
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50
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258 225
6 189
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
179
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
Name.
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Beck. Aujfirust & Co 3D2-896 N. Clark st
Bujack. Thomas 188 Cleaver st
Gradle & Strotz 209-215 S. Water st
Simons Bros 235 Lake st
Spauldini? & Merriek Rush and Michiiran sts.
Star & Sbmnlewitz 3:^16 Laura st
Warner. Herman 238 E. Randolph st
No. of places inspected— 7.
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.
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Name and Locatiou.
Brauch of Industry.
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Allaby, David—
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331 Blue Island av Saddles and harness
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Allen, W. D. & Co.-
151 E. Lake st Leather beltins:
Anderson. Milton B.—
58-60 E. Fullerton av Carriage trimmings
Baab. Henry—
i\*d S. Canal st Harness and collars
Baliar, Anton—
492 Blue Island av Harness
BaDholzer, John—
133 W. Randolph st Harness
Bartel. Charles & Co.—
96 W. Eifirhteenth st Carriage trimmintrs
Barth. Joseph & Co.—
1I5G-958 BjHou St Tanners'
Becker. P. & Co.—
212-214 W. Polk 8t Trunks & traveling: bags.
Beifuss. Charles E.—
717 S. Canal st Harness and saddlery. . .
Beyer. Joseph A.—
803 W. North av Harness and saddlery
Buhrke. Rudolph H.-
426 W. Cbicasro av Harness
Bureau Trunk Co.—
292 N. Clark st Trunks
Cable. Cbas. E.—
62 Wells st Harness and saddlery .
Casey, Mrs. Thomas— I
125 S. Desplaines st iHarness and saddlery.
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16
6
3
2
9
15
22
127
1
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2
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180
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Trunks and Leather Goods — Continued.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Cavanasrh. Michael F.—
201 N. MarkttRt
Harness and collars
Chicairo Helting: Co.--
67-71 ftJ. Canal st Beltinff
Chicasco Billiard Cue Tip Co-
SOS Dearborn st Cue tips and points .
Chi. Decorative Leather Co.—
257-269 Franklin st Leather specialties.
Chicairo Case IVlfff Co.—
71-73 W. Monroe st Spectacle ca*es
Chicairo Harness Co.—
W. Harrison st Harness
yhicasro
229-231
Chicairo Leather Co.—
216 E. Washinirton st Leather flndingrs
Chicairo Rawhide Mfgr Co.—
75-77 E. Ohio st , Belt'ar, rope & shoe laccsl
I
Chicaero Top & Cushion Co.—
188 E. Ohio st Buggy cushions
Chicago Traveliufir Bag Co.—
259 Franklin st Bags and valises.
Claus. Henry—
588 W. Twelfth st Harnesj
Columbian Leather Co.—
207-209 Lake st Shoe soles.
Commercial Trunk Co.—
156 Fifth av Trunks and bags .
Cote. Emil—
100 Blue Island av Harness and collars,
C. O D. Leather Co.—
148 Fifth av Leather findings. . . .
Crego & Co.— ,
1S2 Wabash av [Trunks and cases
Cutting & Kaestnei^—
241 S. .Jefferson st , Saddles .
Decker & Phillips—
104-106 Franklin st Leather novelties ,
I
Dewar, Robert— i
610 W. Lake st \ Harness
Dick. John H.—
41-45 S. Jefferson st Trunks, bags & satchels
Edler. Frank H.—
207 Wells st Harness
Eiseman. Kaiser & Co.—
254-258 E. Monroe st Leather goods
Eisendrath, Wm. N. & Co.-^ i
Ft. of N. Sangamon at Tannery
Ellman, Max—
230 W. Twelfth st Harness and saddlery.
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3
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224;
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.
181
Trunks and Leather Ooocls — Continued
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry
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Fen ton (.1. H.) Co.—
152 Michijsran av ; Harness and horse (?oods
Fitzfirerald Trunk Co.— i
407 Wells St Trunks
Forher (Daniel) Co.—
200-202 E. Lake St ' Shoe flndingrs
Foster. Henry C—
6 E. Washington st 'Fancy boxes
Frankp. Fred C—
3.i» W. Randolph st , Harness and saddlery
<Tiitniann & Co.—
Dominick and Webster avs . . Tannery
Hanisch Bros. Mfg. Co.—
39 Kinzie st Harness and saddlery
Hanisch. Robt.—
1»4 W. Randolph at
Haskell Bros.— ,
13-17 N. Green st iTrunks
Heinemann. Charles—
620 Wells st Harness and saddlery.
Hendry. James—
371 W. Harrison st iHarness
Hnch & Son-
El ston av. and Bradley St.. . . Tannery
Hullar Bros.—
13 Harmon pi Horse collars.
Johnson. Charles—
662 S. Halsted st Leather findings.
Kallison. Nathan-
ISO W. Twelfth at Harness and saddlery. .
Keatinsr, Smyth&South'd Co.—
355^361 Wabash av I Leather specialties
Kimball. C P. & Co.- I
flarmon ct. and Mich, av Harness & carr'sre trim's
Kiper. L. & Sons—
Comeress & Peoria sts
Kirkeby, Martin B.—
38 Clybourn av
Kleine. Henry & Co.—
200 E. Lakest
Koch. Nicholas-
169 Slate st...
Kramer, Otto—
927 W. Twenty-second st.
Kreissl. Prank—
442 8. Halsted st
Harness and saddlery . . .
Shoe uppers
Shoe uppers
Trunks and trav'ir basrs..
Harness and horse iroods
Harness and horse sroods,
Kremer. John R.—
235 E. Randolph st 'Shoe uppers.
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121 ...»
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10
3
120
3
25
3
2
27
2
1
90
125
51 200
24
2
2
3
182
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Trunks and Leather Goods — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Kiirzenknabe, George J.—
113 Superior st Instrument cases.
l<aas,_GriBt & Son— , ^
663 W. Lake st Harness
Lambeau Leather Co.— i
iy-31 Fleetwood st Tannery.
Lania, Alfred G.— _
229 W. Harrison st iHamess
Lanz. Owen A Co.— ' ,
183-189 Lake st Leather specjaltu's.
Lauth. Jacob— , , ,
14-16 N. Canal st Inner soles and heels.
Lewin. Alexander— I
227 Cly bourn st [Leather aprons.
Marquart. Henry— i i
481 S. Halsted st 'Harness and horse goods
Marshall. J. L.—
72-88 Hawthorn av.
Martain, William-
OSS Ballou st Leather goods.
Tannery.
Mautner Bros.— i
167 Wabash av ' Leather novelties .
McAuliff, MichaelJ.- ;„
296*2 E. Illinois st IHamess and horse goods^
McNamara, James H.— ! I
206-208 State st Trunks
McNamara, James H.—
138-142 E. Monroe st Trunks
Merschat, Julius— >„
675 Blue Island av i Harness and saddlery.
Meyer & Huebner— ! . ^ ,.
170 W. VanBuren st [Leather find mgs
Munson (Ghas.) Belting Co.—
22-36 S. Canal st Ijeather belting.
Nachtway, Albert A.— ,^, , ,„
789 S. Halsted st IHamess and saddlery
Oberne, George & Co.— „
383-401 N. Halsted st [Tannery
Olson, Andrew— [^,
141 S. Water st Shoe uppers.
Ortmayer, A. & Son— i , ,,
116-118 E. Illinois st I Saddlery
Ortmayer, A. & Son—
72 Superior st
Palinsky. Ernest—
615 W. Chicago av
I
Saddlery.
Harness .
Pel inka. Frank—
429 Blue Island av Carriage trimmings.
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.
183
Trunks and Leather Goods — Continued.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Petermann, Walter—
388 Wells st Harness and saddlery .
Peters, Henry—
282 N. Clark st ; Harness and horse iroods
Harness
Pinshoyck, David—
553 S. Canal st
Pencher, Moses—
563 S. Jefferson st.
Preskill. David B-
562 S. Jefferson st.
Purman. William J.—
348 W. North av
Reifr. John—
361 North av.
Kettke, Fred—
259 W.Chicago av.
Riordan. Yhos. G.—
271-281 E. Madison st
Harness and saddlery.
Harness
Harness
Harness and saddlery.
Harness and saddlery.
Traveling bags
Ri.sser. A. F. & Co.—
76 Wabash av I Harness and saddlery .
Roberts. Richard—
140 Ontario st
Rodtke. Arnold—
488 Grand av....
Harness
Harness and saddlery.
Roskopf. M.— I
142 Ej. Chicasro av | Harness and horse eroods,
Schumann. Charles & Co.— ; i
78-8:i Franklin st Harness ,
Scott, Geo. M.—
Twenty-second &Johnson sts
Sheeban. Patrick F.—
1056 W. VanBnren st.
Bellows !
Harness and collars..,
Star Leather Novelty— I
260 S. Clark st I Leather belts.
Stunner. John— '
731 W. Twenty-second st i Whips
Taylor. C. A.— '
130 W. Madison st I Trunks and bags.
Tillinghaat. Henry C. & Co.—
116-118 S. Franklin st
Wabel. William-
OS Cly bourn av..
Wahier & Strasburgei
43 W. Vant5aren at..
Walker & Oakley Co.—
£lstoD av. and Bradley st.
Webater, George A.—
<4^» Wabash av
Shoe soles
Carriage trimmings
Satc'hels and trav'g bags
Tannery
Leather specialties
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Trunks and Leather Goods — Concluded.
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Branch of Industry.
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Weil. J. M. K' V.-
Coventry bt. and Norib av... Tannery.
WHl. J. & Bros.--
403-421 N. Halsted st Tannery.
Weil & Eisendrath- -
Sanicamon. Pratt. SupMor Mts Sh*p skins & pulled wool
Western Leather Mfg. Co.- ♦
75-77 Wabhshav Leather firoods
Wilder & Co.- - \
Cor. Habbie st.& Hawth'nav Shoe findingrs
Wilt. Charles T.-
11-13 Moore st iTrunks, cases, etc
Woltjen. Henry L.—
290 Cly bourn av Harness, whips, etc.
WozHrtlo. »Toj»eph A: Co.—
243 E. Randolph st Harness
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No. of places inspected— 118
21
69 274 2.624
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UNCLASSIFIED.
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Alexander. Thomas—
1»!{ E. Randolph st Umbrellas.
Altsohuler, I.—
58S-590 S. Canal st Bottle sortinjr.
BRbbitt. L. A: Son—
32 S. Market st Tape measures.
Baker. Edward P.—
125-127 E. Indiana st Fly-pnper
Ball. A & Bro.—
K5 S. Market st Cards and poker chips.
Barrow, William & Son—
116 Monroe st Wifirs
Bedell, Mrs. Georce —
265 N. Clark st ;... Carpet clean in fir.
Beecroft k Co.—
103-107 W. Monroe Carpet cleaning.
Blicbert. P. A. & C<».—
5263 Armour st Shoe blacking...
Kiirnham. Edward—
71-73 State st Hair.
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185
Unclassified — Continued.
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Chic. Braidinjf & Emb'y Co.— ,
2M-256 Franklin st Braidinsr & embroidery .
Chicairo Edison Co.—
1 W. Harrison st
Chlcafro Insecticide Co.—
358 Dearborn st
Chicagro Pumice Co.—
Sixteenth and Loomis sts
Chicairo Wood Finishinsr Co.—
low N. Wood st
City Electric Lijfht—
Chicago av. and Market st...
Electric liffht plant
Insect powder
Pumice
Wood flnishinf? supplies.
Electric liffht plant
Cobn. Harri»i—
61 W. Fourteenth st Woolen & cotton clipp'(rs|
Con] y, John A.— i
2S bherman st Pleatinsrand buttons —
Cook Co. Bottl'rs' Prot. Assn.—,
59S S. Canal st I Bottle sorting
Crooke (John J.) Co.—
80-82 E. Illinois St....
Tin foil,
Dobonvantz. Abraham—
307 W. Twelfth st iUmbrellas.
EaAter-Labman Co.—
59 S. Canal st , Metal polish .
Edler, Francis & Co.—
W Fifth av Smokers' articles.
E inborn, Joseph— i
46*2 Blue Island av 'Umbrellas
Ely, Frank G.- '
6-8 Pacific av 'Grain elevator.
Fisher, H. & Cohn—
559 S. Canal st Woolen & cotton clipp*8:s
Frankenstein. Samuel—
:» S. Market st Calcium liffht
Garden City Bottle Co.—
602 S. Canal st. Bottles sorted . . .
Garden C'y Carpet Cl'n^ir Co.—
278 N. Clark st Carpet cleaninir.
Gerard. Joseph—
143 Illinois St.. .
China & glass decorat'sr.
Ginsberg & Goldstein—
600 S. Canal st Rags, iron & rub'r sort'g
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Globe Boiler Compound Co.—
214-216 S. Clinton st Boiler compound
Globe Light & Heat Co.—
52-64 E. Lake st Street lighting contr'rs.
Gradle & Strotz— ,
S. Water and Fifth av Smokers' articles
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Unclass ified — Continued .
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Branch of Industry.
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Graham Steam Dye Works—
ld63 W. Madison st
Harris. Barnett—
179 W. Taylor St.
Hepner, William—
97 E. Washington st Wigs.
Dyeins: and cleaninsr.
RafTS. iron & rub'r sort'j;
HilKP. H.)Co.-
255-263 Washincrton boul.
Himan, Frank—
561 S. Canal st
Hollenbach. Peter—
159 W. Randolph st
Holm. Christian—
95 Ciy bourn av
Honan & McMulIin—
271 Wabash av
Horwich Bros.—
(HHS. Canal St..
Illinois Leather Co.^
400 N. Halstedst..
Jones. Nelson H. & Co.—
47-49 W. Lakest
Jost, Philip—
85 Fifth av. .
Keman & Co.—
792 W. Madison st.
Koch. Madam- -
224 State st
Undertakers' supplies. . .
Rafir Bortinfir
Seeds
Umbrellas
Prepared puffinir
Bottles sorted
Plastering hair and felt.
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Campaifim goods
Billiard and pool balls. . .
Sporting goods
Hair
Kreis. Hubbard & Co.— .
228-230 Fifth av I Umbrellas and canes .
Leather Preserv'r Mfg. Corp.—,
27 W. Monroe st Compounds
Leonard ^imon F.—
153-165 W. Randolph st Seeds.
Lewis & Gray— , ,
174 S. Clinton .st Undertakers' dry goods.
Linkman. M. & Co.—
36 S. Clark st Smokers' articles
Loewenthal. B. Bros. & Co.— .
511-517 S. Canal st W oolen rags and metal.H.
London Steam Dye Works-
410 Madison st Dyeing and cleaning.
Lucas, John—
410 Blue Inland av Umbrellas
Martin & Martin-
Carroll & Sacramento aves. . jShoe and stove blacking
Matchleas'Metal Polish Co.—
88 S. Market st iMetal polish
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187
Unclassified — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Michigan Paper Co.—
550 s. Canal st Paper sorting:
Miller Chemical Engrlne Co.—
93 E. Indiana st , Fire extinaniishers.
Mohn & Affnew—
676 W. North av Wax flowers
Murray, Patrick J.—
137 N. Clark st Dyeing and cleanins:
Miituak Fuel Gas Co.—
4133 Cottage Grove av Gas
Newbereer, Samuel—
261 W. Ma<tison st Dyeing and cleaning.
Nickel Plate Stove Polish Co.-
461 E. Illinois St. Stove polish
Northw'fn Calci'm Light Co.-,
327 Dearborn st Calcium light.
Northwestern Fertilizing Co.—.
Forty-fifth st. & Centre av... Bone fertilizing.
Oakley. A. & Co.—
112 E.
Randolph st Insect powder.
Oats. Thomas L.—
71 Jackson st Polisher
Paul. .1. C. & Co.—
1414-1416 Roscoe st Metal polish.
Prieb. Nathan—
853 Fif ty-flfth st Dyeing and cleaning
Roeh). Edward E. -
74 State st Wigs
Roterbertr. August-
US E. Illinois st. Stage attractions.
Sander. Mrs. Rosa—
12C State st Umbrellas
Schmnnke. Frank H.—
402 Blue Island av Paper flowers
Siegfried, Marie—
78-«0 State st Hair goods....
17
Smith, 1. D. & Co.—
90-92 Illinois st Shoe polish
Smith & Sceets Mfg. Co.-
3711 State st Vegetable boiler comp'ds,
Spalding Mfg. Co.-
Fifty-fourth st. & R. I. R. K. Sporting goods
Standard Fashion Co.— • ,
147-147 Fifth av Patterns '
Stepban. Louis—
84 jfarket st 'Smokers' articles.
Strehl.B. C & Co.-
191 Wabash av -Hair
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Unclassified — Concluded.
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Branch of Industry.
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Thompson H. T. & Co.
74-76 Superior st , Wool scouring. .
Thompson & Edw's Fert. Co.—
Union Stock Yards Bone fertilizing .
Trade Circul'r AdVessi'ar Co.- !
125 S. CJarkst Circular addressing: i
Victor & Rosen berir— I I
606 S. Canal st Rag, iron & metal sorti'ff ■
Voje, Frank W.—
251 N. Clark st I'mbrellas !
Wade Broj". Button Co.—
76 Market st Buttons.
Weiskopf. Abraham—
67-69 S. Canal st Thermom't's & barom't's
Western Paper Co.—
1452 Indiana av Paper sortinfir
Wilson & Co —
403 N. Clark st Carpet cleaning.
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Woods Mfsr. Co.—
80 S. Market st Metal polish
No. of places inspected— 92,
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Name and Location.
Abbot. William W.—
102 Wabash av
Branch of Industry.
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Picture mats and frames
Acme Box Co.—
283-2S7 S. Canal st 'Packing: boxes
Adams. Peter—
355 Cleveland av ,Ciirar boxes
Adley Mfg:. Co.-
194-202 N. Union st Picture frames
Adsit, W. H. A Co.—
3644 Archer av Sash, doors and mould's
Aermoter Co.— j
Twelfth & Rockwell sts Wind mills and pumps. . 1
American Show Case Works — I
27 E. Lake st Store fixtures & mirrors
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Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Branch of Industry-
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Anderson Art Co.—
36 E.Madison St ..
Andrews (A. H.) Co.—
311 W. Twenty- second st.
Anirsten. Philip—
3S52-3954 Atlantic st
Picture frames .
Coopera(?e .
AmiU. John—
37&-384 S. Canal st IPumiture
ArtiRtic Wood Turninir Wks-
249-251 Wells st
MouIdinjfS and panels.
Ayers (John W.) Co.—
792-794 W. Madison st Wood mantels,
Balkwill & Patch- ,
397-405 W. Kinzie st iFurniture
Barber (A. H.) Co -
225 241 S. Water st , Creamery & dairy appr
Barquist, Charles E. I
2967 LaSalle st Stairs
Barth. Herman & Co.—
53-65 Dayton st IFurniture
Barth & McDermatt—
W. Lake & Jefferson sts.
Pattern makers.
Bates. J. \i. & Co.—
W. 22d and Brown sts .Ship carpenters.
Baty. Amos— ,
742 W. Madison st ' Picture frames . .
Bauerle & Stark Co.— !
221-230 W. Ohio st i Sewing machine furnit'e
Baujuann Simon Co.— '
Falton & Elizabeth sts Bank & office fixtures. . .
Beck (A. R.) Lumber Co.—
South Chicasro Lumber and mouldingrs
Beck, Oliver P.—
794 W. Madison st Hickory skewers
Bedard & Morency Mill Co.- i
Lombard av. & Lake st Sash, doors and blln<is.
Biedler. Francis—
Plsk & Twenty 'Second sts. . . ' Lumber
Bendsten. Rasmus P.— i
25 N. Jefferson st Office fixtures .
Benedict. J. S.—
234-240 N. Green st iBasktts
Benninir, J. B.—
23-25 N. Jefferson st I Cabinet work.
Berir. Ole— 1
Carroll av. and Ada st i Picture frames.
Bettelsen Adjust. Grille Co.—
44 S. Jefferson at 'Grilles. fire screens.
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Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Betsche. Chas. W. & Co.— '
89 W. Chicago av i Furniture
Betti. Leopold G.—
2928 Cottaere GroVo av Wood carver
Bierfeld Louis—
579 S. Haisted st i Picture frames .
Bilek. Stephen- |
591-597 Austin av Mouldinsrs and panels.
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Binffham. Benjamin F.— \
289 S Canal St Wood turning
Blackmer Bros. & Co.— I
41 E. Indiana st Chairs and piano stools .
Boduck, Frank- i
505 W. North av Furniture '
Hoeker, Clement-- <
352 Cleveland av I Willow and rattan ware.
Boifda. Theo.— I
673-675 W. Thirteenth st Cooperage
Booth. D. H.— I
245 Wells st Office fixtures.
Borgwarth & Ernst Co.— i
394 W. Chicago av Furniture
Boynton & Co.— i
67 W. Washington st .Mouldings.
Bradshaw. Hugh — \
207-209 W. Lake st Wooden tanks.
Brehm. V. P.— I
3100 S. Haisted st .Sash. doors and blinds
Brewster Art Store—
614 N. Clark st I Picture, framing &gild'gl
Brown & Besly— I '
12 N. Canal st Letter files f
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Bnmswick-Balke Col. Co.— '
263-265 Wabash av Office & store fixtures
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Bryden. F. A. & Co.—
255-257 Wabash av Picture frames
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Builders' Mfg. Co.-
243-247 N. Wells st i Sash, doors and blinds
Burkhartsmeier Bros.—
25-27 N. Peoria st i Cooperage
Bursik. Hulka & Co.— I
505-50i) Twenty-first st Sash, doors & mouldings
California Mfg Co.—
974 982 Troy st Sash, doors and blinds. .
Calumet Lumber & Mfg. Co-
West Pullman
Sash, doors and blinds.
Calum(-t Planing Mill Co.—
9240 Harbor av iSasb, doors and blinds.
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191
Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Campbell. J. B.—
527 W. Madison st
Carson. Jolin—
2920 Princeton av .
Picture frames
Interior finisbint?s.
Carpenter B'ild'jr Supply Co.— ,
Twenty-Urst pi. & Throop st.'Sasb, doors &mouldingrs|
Carsley Mfg:. Co.—
2242-2256 LaSalle St.
Carsun. Louis & Co —
51-57 Institute pi
Interior wood flnisbinirs.
Stair builders
Central Mffir. Co.—
37-41 Armour st . .
<7bicaaro Box Co.—
145 Ontario st
Furniture ..
Cisrar boxes
Chicagro Coffin Co.
465-467 S. Canal st
Coffi's iV: und'rt'k'rs' sup.;
Chicacro Cork Works-
207 S. Canal st
Corks
Chicago Cork Works —
14 S. State st
Chi. Elec. Light Enlrg'g Co.—
571 Clyboum av
Chi. Cabinet Ware Mfg. Co.—
511-515 W. Twenty-second st.
Chicatfo Last & Die Co.—
198 S. Clinton st
Chicago Lounge Co.-
703-713 S. Center st.
Chicago Moulding Co.
125 N. May st
ChicafiTO Packing Box Co.—
Foot of N. Carpenter st
Chicago Parlor Furniture Co.
330-332 S. Clinton st
Chicago Picture Backing Co.
2M-2!^ Hawthorne av
Chi. Picture Frame Works-
241-247 S. Jefferson st'. . . . .
Chi. S , D. & Blind Mfg. Co.—
48-(& W. North av
Corks ,
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Furniture
Picture & morrow b'ck'g
Pic. frames & mouldings,
I Sash, doors and blinds..'
Chicago Store Fixture Co.—
241 245 Clyboum av
Chi. Office & Store Pxt're Co.-
306-308 S. C intonst
Chicago Table Work.s—
351 S. Canal st
Chi. Curtain Stretcher Co.-
214-216 S. Clinton st
Office & store fixtures. . . i
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Store & office fixtures. . . i
Tables '
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Name and LocatioD.
Branch of Industry.
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ChicafiTO Veneer Co.— ,
505 513 W. Kinzie 8t ' Mahogany veneering.
Chicasro Wood Workinir Co.—
51 Institute pi Mouldingr?
Clark. A. C. & Co.—
MK^ Masonic Temple Dental chairs
Clark. A. B. & Co.- 1
156-170 Mather st Mould.,frames &artnov.,
Clayton. William—
i)59-9H2 Sheridan av Sash, doors and blinds.
Coallier & Lansr. Jr.—
Twenty-tirst and Loomis sts. Sash, doors and blinds.
Colby. John A. & Sons—
14H Wabash av Furniture
('Olson & Miller-
53-65 S. Clinton st Wood patterns
Columbia Parlor Frame Co.—
lay Blackhawk st Furniture
Columbia Planinar Mill Co.-
Smith and Weed sts Interior flnishingrs.
Consumers' Box Mfff. Co.—
35 Ohio st Boxes
Continental Mte- Co —
12G-134 Weed st Furniture frames.
Conway. R. F.—
1164-1264 ti. Paulina st Cedar posts.ties & blocks
Cook & Rath borne Co.—
Twenty-srecond and Cnion... Boxes
Cook, Wra. & Sons—
53 North av Sash, daors and blinds.
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Cooley. William T.-
41C Hawthorne av Parquet floorings
Cooper, Wm. B. & Son—
2325 State street Furniture
Carter. F. Wilson & Co.—
239 R. Lake st i Fishing tackle boxes ...
Cottage Grove Mfg. Co.—
91-101 Thirty-eighth st Sush. doors and blinds.
Crandall & L^avitt-
Thirty-fifth and Center av... Interior finishings
Crane. W. B. & Co.-
Johns'n ATwenty second sts Hardwood lumber.
Curtis. James C. & Co.—
52-64 W. Van Buren st Burial casket trimmings
Daemicke, Paul J. Co.—
HalHted and Fulton sts ..
Butchers' tools
Davis, E. J. Mfg. Co.—
343-345 Wells st Doors
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193
Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Dawson Bros.—
74 W. Lake st Wood mantel».
DawsonjW. Q.—
70 W. Washingrton st Pattern maker
Deacon, J. C. & Co.—
Throop st, south of 22d St.. . . Lumber
Dencer. Mathias—
24th and Butler sts Sash, doors (Sc mouldings
Dodge, E. F. & Co.—
2069 and 425 Lumber st Hardwood lumber
Drake, E. A. & Co.—
S6 Fulton st Picture frames.
Duncan & Johnston —
72-76 Ewing st Picture frames.
EcliDse Mfg. Co.—
268 S. Clinton st Furniture
Ehnliom, C. & Co.—
19-21 N. Jefferson st Wood turning.
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Eiszner, John—
2KH295 W. Kinzie st Cooperage
En is i. F. M.) Co.—
83 Franklin st Sash, doors and blinds.
Empire Moulding Works—
562 Fulton st Mould'ngs, pict're fram'.s
Englewood Sash & Door Co.—
Wallace st. near 59th st Sash, doors and blinds . .
Ennessy. Frank-
Clark aud 27th sts Cooperage.
Enterpri.se Fixture Co.—
Carroll av. aud Desplaines st Office and store fixtures
Eureka Show Case Mfg. Co.—
115 E. Kinzie st Counters, shelving, bins
Excelsior Box & Barrell Co.—
184 S. Jefferson st Boxes and barrels
Excelsior Cork Cutting Co.—
55-61 S. Market st Corks.
Excelsior Show Case Mfg. Co.-
61 Dearborn av Show cases
Feldman, Bennet—
71-73 Mather st Picture frames, mould'gs
Fenske Bros.—
510 N. Ashlaud av | Furniture
Fieldse, D. & Co ! Mantels and sideboards.
Fireentine. P. & Son—
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Fischer. A. O. & Co.- !
83 E. Illinois st Cigar boxes
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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Fischer. William & Co.—
516 Clybouni av Wood carvinfir.
Fitz Simons & Conneli Co.—
Foot of Michiiran at Timber— saw mill.
Ford, William IL-
37-41 Austin av Coopera^re
Ford & Bushnell Co.—
Fisfct St. sout|j of 22(i St ; Lumber yard.
Ford ^J. S.) Johnson & Co.-
Indiana av. and Kith st Furniture
Francis. Charles—
320-322 S. Clinton st Stair building.
Franlilin. S.—
447-153 S. Morgan st , Picture frames, mould'ffs
Freedman Bros.— ,
310 Twelfth Ht iFumiture
Freund, Henry—
552 Fulton st lectures
Freibersr. A. IL & Co.—
31-41 Indiana st Mouldings .
Fritts. I). H. & Co.-
111-113 N. Wood st Mouldinjfs.
Gabriel. Adolph H.—
5S3 W. Twelfth st. .
Corks
Garden City Billiard T. Co.-
181-183 E. Illinois st Billiard and pool tables.
Garden City Box Co.—
112-114 Indiana »t iCigar boxes
Gauffer. John A. <& Co.—
22a and Laliin sts Sash, doors. mouldings.
Geiger & Heinlein—
71st and Wallace st Interior finishings
Geisler, Ferdinand—
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22 W. Thirteenth st Cooperage.
Gibbs. Chas. & Co.-
395 W. Lake st Dumb waiters.
Gleeson. P. B. & J.—
;«th and C. P. & Ft. W. R. RiCooperage
Globe Lumber Co —
22d and Throop sts Lumber yard
Globe Novelty Co.— ,
82 Fulton at 'F'rnt're. bamboo novelt's!
Glover & Co.—
G8th and Wallace sts f iumber. lath & shingles
Goers. William—
126 W. Lake st Hardwood finishings
Goodrow. William & Co.—
21 N. Green st Picture frames.
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Wood Working Trades — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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22d St. and Center av Packinir boxes.
C4ourley (Arthur) Co.—
W. 22d and Fisk sts Lumber yard..
Grand Crossing Bldff. S. Co.—
77th and Chauncy^av Sash, door & smouldinirs
Great Northern Mould'n? Co.— 1 ,
Sanfiramon and 14th pi j Picture frames, mould'ffs
Green. Charles M.—
473-493 N. Water st Packinff boxes
Green & Lombard L. Co.—
2^'and Loomis sts Lumber yard ,
Green Mfar. Co.—
284-296 Hawthorne av < Parlor furniture frames.
Guttderson, S. C. & Son— ,
22d and Laflin sts jSash. doors & mouldings
Hafner Furniture Co.—
2620-2622 Dearborn st Furniture
Hair & Ridfiring Co.-
545 W. Twenty-second st , Boxes .
Halverson & Bredshall Co.— .
257-259 N. Green .st Folding: beds.
Hamilton & Merryman Co.— j
Loomis and 22d sts j Lumber yard .
Hanke Bros.—
129-137 N, Ada st 'Furniture . . . ,
Hanson. Louis—
126-138 N. Curtis st | Mouldings and frames
Harsba (I. R.) Mfg. Co.-
Carroll av. and Robey st ' Picture frames
Hartwell (E. A.) Co.-
N. Desplaines & Fulton 8ts..|Sash, doors and blinds.
Harty Bros. & Foley— i
474-494 Twenty- first pi I Sash.doors.fra'es, m'd'gs
Hausske, August & Co.—
100-106 Wee
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I Furniture
Haxton. James— '
96 Ontario st I Pattern maker.
Harden Bros. Lumber Co.—
22d and Jefferson sts ' Lumber yard . .
Headen Ht McAuley—
112-118 B. Indiana st [Beer stills
Hesenffer. Rudolph— ,
9325-^1 S. Chicago av I Sash, doors and blinds
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253 Wells St....
Hendriekson (A.) Co.—
792 W. Madison st
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Name and Location.
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131 Ontario st Office and store flxtureft.
Herbert, Fred J.— '
214-216 S. Clinton at Pattern & iiiodel makers
Hercules Woodware Co.—
71-81 W. Chicago av '. . Baskets and boxes .
Herhold. F. & Sons—
150-160 W. Ericst Chairs
Heuer. Henry F.—
122 Weed st TrimminiTS.
Hewen, Frederick & Co.—
247-249 Wells at Store and office fixtures .
Hewrr. William H.—
177 E. Madison st Artists' wootienware
Hewitt, George—
13 E. Forty seventh st Furniture repairingr .
Heyden, Fn'd—
214-216 S. Clinton st Cabinet work
Heywood & Morrill Rat'nCo.— .
1261-1301 W. Taylor st Chairs &baby carriaares,
Hilert-ndorf. John—
465-467 W. Twenty-second st.^Wood turning.
Hill (P. H.) Co.-
255-263 Washington st Coffins&uudert'k'rs'sup.
Holmquist & Co.—
214 216 S. Clinton st Step and trestle ladders .
Home Hatten Co.—
Wells and Sifirel sts Kattan work
Horn Bros. Mfsr. Co.—
2*<I-2J1 W. Superior st Furniture
Hornthal & Co.—
335 S. Canal st Funeral trininiings.
Hou-^ton. Geo. T. <fc Co.—
Tw'nty-sec'ud 8t.& Cent'r av. Lumber yard
Huether, Jacob—
245 Wells st Store and office fixtures .
Hull, Charles J.-
243-247 Twenty third st Carriasres.
Huntsman. Calvin—
161-163 S. Clinton st Interior rtnishinifs
Husche. Charles-
106-113 W. Superior st Pic. frames & mouldings
Hutt. Louis—
2100 Grove st Boxes
Illinois Moulding Co.—
11-15 N. Ann st Pie. frames & raouldintps
International Co.—
21-59 Albert st Picture frames :
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WOOD WORKING TRADES.
197
Wood Wooking Trades — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Jacobson. D. L.—
S17 Armitage av
Jabn. Anfirti8t—
:S4d-245 Wells St..
JankowMki (A.) Co —
83-85 W. North av...
Wood mant'ls-sideb'rds
Furniture
Saloon 'fixtures
Jesaen & Rosberg— ;
82-92 i*Mlton st I Bank and oflSce fixtures
Jihanson, Joseph—
87-69 Weed St iStair buildinfi:
Johnson. A» drew— i
Seventy-first & Wallace sts.. Moulding & interior w'rk
John.«on. T. & Co.—
210-216 N. Carpenter st Cooperage
John. son & Carlson—
71 N. Union st Railroad tanks
John.son Chair Co.—
233-256 N. Green st Chairs
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Johnson. A. J. & Sons—
233 241 Noblo st iFurniture
Johnson & Toinek—
103- 105 N. Lincoln st [Mouldings
Jonassen Dun pee & Co.—
N. Clareroont av.^ Kinzle st. Inlaid floors
Jonen. John P.—
511-514 W. Twenty-second st.. Stair building.
Jorgensen, Chr. ,
29 N. Jefferson st Store and office fixtures...
Judkins Co.—
Armitage and liowis avs Furniture
Karpen, S. & Bros.—
1-15 Park st Furniture
Keene, Roughton—
222 Ontario st Doors and blinds
Keller. Edward A.—
29-31 N. Jefferson Cabinet work
Keller, George-
Franklin and Ontario sts,
. Picture frames.
Kelley Bros.—
5323 Armour av Sash, doors and blinds
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Kellogg. W. R. & Co.-
<« State st j Pic. frames & mouldings!
Kelso & Co.- '
209-211 S. Clinton .st Wood work supplies
Ketcham & Rothchild— i
1243-1245 Wabash av 'Furniture
Kimmetb. J. & Co.—
995 Milwaukee av Furniture
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Branch of Industry.
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King. William O. & Co.- '
Loomis Street Bridfire I Lumber yard
Kinley Mfg. Co.-
Hoyne and V^an Buren sts . .
Car. & rattan furniture.
Klicka, Joseph—
114-116 S. Jefferson st [Picture frames.
Klinff. Charle.s— i
50 52 W. Washington st Wood patterns
Knuth. William C- i
116-120 S. Clinton st , Pattern work . .
Koenig & Gamer—
266-272 N. Green st Furniture
Sash, doors and frames.
Kraetzer. Pisher & Co.
i5outh Chicago
Krause. P. W.—
44 S. JeflPerson st Cabinet makers benches
Kresl. Charles—
379 Fulton st Cigar boxes
Krusisink Bros.
29-31 N. Jefferson st Book cases
Kucker. Fred—
249-251 Wells st Wood turning.
Kuhn. Frederick & Co.—
773-775 Carrol i av Pic. frames & w. pockets
Lake Mfg. Co.—
Sixty-second & LaSalle sts.. Sash, doors and blinds ...
Lange Bros.—
115 W. Van Buren st Store fixtures
Larson. C. Co.—
143 W. Washington st Frames and mouldings,
Larson. C. & Co.—
Austin and Hermitage avs. . . Picture frames
Larsen Mads—
123 N. May st Office furniture.
Lassen & Ah rend t—
70 W. Wa^nington st Wood iTn'g & twist w'rk
League. William—
33l r
Butler st Cooperage.
Lehmann, Rud—
361 N. Clark st Cabinet njuking.
Lesh & Matthews Co.—
Union and Lumber ats Lumber yard . . . .
Lever (C. H.) Mfg. Co.-
14-16 N. Canal st (Woodwork.
Lidell & Williams-
591-597 Austin av , Mouldings.
Lincoln Grille Works—
245-247 Wells st [Grilles & cabinet work
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Wood Working Trades — Coiitiuued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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442-473 W. Twelfth st Sash, doors and blinds..
Look wood & Strickland—
4921 S. Halftted »t Sanh, doors and blinds.
LoebifiT. Jncob—
14» Thirty-flrst st Upholstering
Loom is. A. H.—
22d and Jefferson sts Lumber yard
Louisville Chair Co.—
445-447 S. Canal st Chairs
Ltid't'n. Wells & V'SchaikCo.-
Loomis st Lum)>er yard.
Lumberman's Mill Co.—
Robey st. nr. Blue Island av. Planinsrmill. .
Madsen. J. B. & Co.—
942 N. Rockwell st Store fixtures
Mad son & Ibson Mfsr. Co.—
591-697 Austin av Mouldings
Ma«reH, G/po. C & Co.—
169 E. Randolph st Picture frames.
Mallun. H. Z. & Co.—
61-69 St. John's pi Furniture.
Mandel Bros.—
111-115 Wabash av Furniture.
Marsh & Bin^rham Co.—
Thirty-seventh and Ii'on sts. Pine timber
Matuska. Anton—
44-50 Elizabeth st Foldiner beds.
Maute. Christian-
ISO? N. Western av Stair buildinfr.
Maxwell Bros.—
Twenty-first «fe Loomis sts... Boxes
McCready (R. W ) Cork Co.—
4»-47 Illinois st Corks.
McEwen Buildinir& Mfff.Co.— '
243-251 Wells Ht Sash, doors and blinds.
MelntoAh. John A.—
34-36 W. Washingrton st Patterns and models. . . .
McKay. Angus & Co.—
82-86 Fulton st Mouldings
Mellman Bros.—
301-395 N. Paulina st Furniture. ,
Melcbior Bros. -
6-12 Dayton st Furniture
Mercantile Novelty Works— •
ChicaflTO Heights 'Furniture
Minwegers & Weiss—
130-132 Fulton st ' Saloon fixtures ,
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Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Merch'ts Parlor Purn it' re Co.—
363 W. Twelftn st Furniture.
Merle & Heaney Mfir. Co.—
2J0-244 Austin av i Office and store fixtures.
Merz.G. & Son—
205^214 E. Superior ."^t Boxes
Met z- Rush Box Co.—
50-52 Michliran st CifTsr boxe^.
Meutsch, Charles-
78 \V. Adams st Furniture. . .
Mikkelsen, Edward—
23-27 N. .JefTerson st Toilet cases.
3IinimRck. A. R.—
(W(; VV. Lake st Wooden basket.*).
Moelkr & Koll-
Twentieth and Johnston sts. Cijrar boxes.
Monniger (John C.) Co.—
412-422 Hawthorne av Greenhouse lumber.
Morga?! Co.—
Twenty-second & Union sts .,Sa.sh. doors and blinds,
Morris. Ne son & Co.—
Thirty-eighth «fc Ullman sts.. Boxes,
Morr's.W. & Sous—
Thirty-fifth and Portland sts. Sn.sh, doors and blinds.
Mi«»sop-BuHch Co.—
805-W» N. Ashland av Mantel work
Murphy Box Co.—
Huron and Roberts sis Boxes
National Casket Co.—
264 8. Clinton st Caskets.
Natl Parlor Furniture Co.—
462 Wabash av Furniture,
National Safety Match Co.—
93 (joman st Matches . ,
Nelson, C.
10S>7 W. Lake st Grilles and arches.
Nerad. P tt Co.-
7SS-';90 W. Twenty-second st. Furniture
Xewconib IMacklin Co.—
2K5-287 Wabash av EMcture f rame.s
Nieman-Weinhardt Table C<».—
:<VKi-4U5 W. Wood st Tables
Niemann. H. C A: Co-
H54-9G1 N. Rockwell st Furniture.
Nikodein & Truck—
24U-251 Jefferson st Ciuar boxes.
Nonnast, Louis P.—
2j4-264 N. G recn st Tables
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Wood Working Trades — Continued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Northweatem Ladder Co.— i
2967 LaSalle at iShinffles and flooring,
Nort)i western Show Case Co.—
142 W. Lake st
Show cases
<)'Brien (JoImi^ Lumber Co.— |
22d and Throop sts | Lumber yard
Oconto Box & Barrel Co.— i
W. 20th pi. & S. Sangamon stt Boxes and barrels
Olbrich & Golbeck—
76-86 N. Ashland av
Furniture
Olsen, O. C. S. & Co.— |
Peoria and Kinzie sts | Desks
Olson & Comstock Co.—
Carroll av. & Union Park pi. i Piano cases and stools '
O'Mara Parlor Frame Co.— i
3U4-306 S. Canal st 'Furniture frames
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Paepcke-Leicht Lumber Co.— i
East end of Illinois st iLumber and boxes
Palmer, W. C. B.— '.
1178 S. Robey st ICedar posts
Palmer. Fuller & Co.— 1
W. 22d and Union sts jSash, doors and blinds
Paltzer (G. A. f Lumber Co.— i
2598 Archer av Lumber yard
Pftte. D. S. & Co.- I
Fisk and Twenty-second sts. Lumber yurd
Patzack. P. & (3o.— i
Grand Crossing Furniture &sew'gmach
People's Lumber Co.—
132 W. Clybourn av Planing mill
Peters. H.—
.556-560 X. Halsted st Furniture frames
Peters. A. E. & Co.—
124 Quincy st Store and office fixtures.
Peters, Henry G.—
740-750 W. Fifteenth st Sash, doors and blinds. .
Peterson. Anton & Co.—
15-21 Armour av Desks.
Peterson (George) Co.—
273-281 N. Sangamon st Wood mantels .
Peterson. Leonard & Co.—
52-58 W. Washington st Ornamental wood work.
Peterson & Oveson—
141-161 N. Sangamon .St..
Furniture.
Pfeiffer. Robert—
29-31 N. Jefferson st Wood work .
Pfleger Mfg. Co.—
330-838 N. W ood st Window & door screens .
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Wood Working Trades — Continued.
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Piano & Orsran Supply Co.—
Racine and Garfield Bts | Piano and orgran supplies
Pihl, E. P. & Co.- ,
139 Blackhawk st i Stairs, posts and railinsrs
l^lsen Lumber Co.—
22d and Laflin sts iLumber yard
Pioneer Cooperase Co.—
137-147 N. Hoyne av | Cooperate.
Pohle (R. E.) Co.-
306 306 S.Clinton St.
Pool. William W.-
9147 Commercial av.
Poulos. Peter^
203 Illinois St
Furniture
Cabinet maker
Sasb, doors and blinds.
Penderfirrast. John— I
82-86 Pulton St IMouldingrs.
Press ( Adttm J.) Co.—
242-247 N. Green St...
Mouldings & pic. frames
Pullman's Palace Car Co.—
Pullman iCar buildinff-
Quifir'ey, John J.—
lf»S. Clark St....
Picture mats
Rabe. Otto— I
16-18 N. Desplaines st < Pattern and model maker
Racine & Brownell— t
350 Dearborn st I Wood enfrrayinsr
Radford Sash & Door Co.—
192-194 W. Twenty-second st..
Sash, doors and blinds.
Ralph. James—
2949 Loomis st Cooperate .
Rath (John) Cooperage Co.—
1849-1863 Milwaukee av
Cooperate.
Raubold &> Lambin—
19-21 N. Ann st jMouldings
Rauch. Albert— ,
83-87 W. Chicago av I Chamber furniture
RedlichMfff. Co.- I
2-12 Oak Ht Corks and bunsrs. . .
Reinhardt & K earns—
N. Desplaines & Kinzle sts..
Store furniture.
Rhodes & Jacobs Mfg. Co.—
273-275 S. Canal st jPicturc frames.
Richards. Charles D. -
823 W. Lake st Furniture
Richter. August-
42-56 E. Huron 9t I Pic. frames & mouldings
Rinn. Philip- | '
fi. Division and Crosby sts.. Sash, doors and blinds..
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9&-10t E. North av.
RiAwifiT. J.—
607-G09 Austin av. .
Rittenhouse & Embree Co.—
Thirty-fifth & UUman sts.. .
Sash, doors and blinds..
Office and store fixtures.
Interior finishings
Roberts. E. L. & Co.— I
Twenty-second & Union sts. Sash, doors and blinds
Rohe. Heittmann Co.— i
49th St. and Ashland av [Sash, doors and blinds
Rosenbom Bros.— ,
846 W. North av Stair builders
Rosengard. Hermann- '
572 S. CansI st Picture frames.
Rounsavell, Georee
68-76 Cly bourn pT Cooperage.
liussell Picture Frame Co.—
129 Wabash av Picture frames.
Sackley & Peterson— i
N. Sangamon st. and river...; Saw mill
Salter & Co.—
792-794 W. Madison st Music cabinets
SandbergCo.—
327-329 Dearborn st ' Engravers' supplies .
Sargisson & Dempsey— >
114-130 N. Peoria st Packing boxes
Schaefer, Louis—
Twenty-becond & Laflin sts. Wood turning.
Schaller & Stabford—
Cherry av.& North Branch stiSash, doors and blinds
Schmidt, A. C. & Co.— ;
2i3r2Ab Wells st Furniture
Schmidt, A. C. & Co.- '
120-122 E. Illinois st Furniture .
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.Schmidt, Henry L.—
125- 129 N. Carpenter st Cooperage .
Schmidt, Joseph— ,
SflMJl Institute pi Office and band fixtures.
Scbrani Bros.—
14-20 AmioUr st Picture frames
Schroth & Ah reus—
635-696 S. Halsted st iSash, doors and blinds
Schuiz (M.) Cu.-
Morgan.Superi'r&Sang'nsts. I Sewing mach. furniture.
Seng Co.—
14-16 N. Canal st.
^bow Case Supply Co.—
518-526 W. Twenty-first st. . . .
Furniture .
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Montrose blvd.& N.W. Ry.C. ISasli, doors and blinds
Sivertson, John B.— i
19 W. Randolph ftt iFlagrstaffs & tackle bl'ks!
^mith & C!on8tantine—
51-57 Institute pi Mouldintrs
Sonne & Anderson-
Austin and Hermitage avs. . . Sash, doors and blinds .
Soper Lumber Co.—
Twenty-second & Loomissts; Sash, doors and blinds.
South' Side Lumber Co.—
22d and' Ashland av Sash. doors and blinds.
South Side Lumber Co.—
708 W. Sixty -third st Sash, doors and blinds.
Sparr & Weiss—
194-202 N. Union st Picture frames
2
Spra^ue-Sraith & Co.—
794-798 Carroll av *\irniture
Spry (John) Lumber Co.
22d St.
8
I
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15
12
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8
10
40
248
8
40
54
and Ashland av Sash, doors and blinds 260
1!
Stanton. James—
» 44 S. Jefferson st Pattern maker
Stephenson il.) Co.—
250 W. Twenty-second st Sash, doors and blinds
Sternberif, Max—
572 S. Halst«d st Picture frames.
Stewart. A. T. & Co.—
Grand Crossing Sash, doc>rs and blinds.
•Stevens (Frank G.) Mfff. Co —
i 942 N. Rockwell st Cigrar boxes
Straifirht. George W. -
703 Center av ;Sash,doors and blinds.
Struthers. A. J. & Co.
Grand and Homan tivs Sash, doors and blinds.
Studebaker Bros.-
202-204 Michigan av Carriage warerooms.
Sundin, Adolph Ac Co.—
243-251 Wells st Stair builders
Swansoii. Charles—
821 Armitage av Wood frames.
Swigart Art C'o.—
185-187 Wabash av Picture frames
Tegtmeyer, Charles W.—
Lumber and Canal sts Boxes.
Thorson. Theodore—
252-254 N. Halsted st Furniture
Thurber, W. Scott—
210 Wabash uv Picture frames .
1
112
2
10
2;
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1 55
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19
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WOOD WORKING TRADES,
205
Wood Woi^king Tradea — Contiuued.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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Tillman. M. J.—
81 Illinois st Willow and rattan ware.
Tonk Mtg- Co-
Liewis St. and Gly bourn av. . .
True & True Co.—
Blue Island av. & Lincoln st.
rilman Str. Planing Mill Co.-
37tb and Ullman sts
Music cabinets
Sash. doors and blinds.
Planinii: mill
Ullrich, August G.- 1
3864 Archer av iSash. doors and blinds,
Ulrich. Fred— 1
362 Clyboum av Ash boxes
Union Interior Finish Co.— I
Fifty -third and Clark sts Sash, doors and blinds. .1,
Union Planing Mill Co.— '
309 W. Twenty-second st Sash, doors & blinds.
U. S. Desk Mfg. Co.—
241-247 Bloomingdale road . . . jDesks. bank & office flxt.
I". S Show Case Co.— 1
49 S, Franklin st Show cases
Vilas (A. H.) Co.—
321-325 W. Lalie st j Picture frames.
V'ixconti, Fortney—
2930 Cottage (4rove av Cabinet maker.
Visser. Reinze— , I
224 W. Lalse st Interior finishings.
Von Platen & Dick— I
lioomis & Twenty-flrst st !Sash, doors & mouldings
Wagner Palace Car Co.— 1 1
South Chicago .Cars
Wakefield, Otto A.- 1
215 E. Washington st Store fittings.
Wakefield Rattan Co,-
1187 S. Robey st ' Rattan furniture.
Warren (Wm. H.) Mfg. Co.— \
Smith av. & Blackhawk st ..'Interior finishings
Wnterstraat. Charles H.— |
1013 N. Campbell av jSash, doors and blinds
Waterman & Strom—
23-24 N. Jefferson st | Wood turning
Western Camera Mfg. Co.-
215 S. Clinton st
Western Planing & Mfg. Co.—
754-756 Austin av
Wetherell Elev. & Min. Co.—
2516-2522 Quarry st
Weydell. Fred O. & Co.-
156 8. Clinton .st
Photographic supplies.
Sash, doors and blinds
Saw mill
Patterns and models . .
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20
30
50
I'i 30
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9l 121
1
2
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8
3
150
10
10
8
61
12
4
206
FACTORY INSPECTORS* REPORT.
Wood Working Trades — Concluded.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
Wick O reran Co.—
Carroll av. & Union Park pL.lOrean cases
Wilce, T. & Co.- I
Twenty -second & Throop st..!Sash, doors and blinds
Wilkenson, Charles C—
S25 Mozart st jMouldingrs
WiUey. C. L-
Thirty fifth & River FMne cabinet woods
Windsor Foldlna: Bed Co.—
Carroll av. & Sheldon st Furniture
Wiuterbothani. J. H. & Sons-
Near 1. C. R. R. track Cooperage
Winterbreen. J. C—
193-199 W. Twenty-first st.
Packing boxes
Wissel, Julius H.—
222 N. darkest '.... i Furniture
Wolff Bros.—
Eric & Curtis sts >Sash, doors and blinds
Wolf & Nollau-
35 Fullerton av Sash, doors and blinds
Wood St. Planing Mill-
1097 Wood st Planing mill
Zangerle & Peterson Co.—
687-701 Clybourn av Picture frames
Ziehn. William C. L.-
87-91 W. Lake st Pattern maker
No. of places inspected— 428
GARMENT TRADES. • 207
(tAKMENT trades in CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY.
Ill getting up this table of garment manufacturers in Cook county,
we have tried to arrange it so as to enable the reader at a glance to
know in what condition the manufacturing of certain articles is done.
We have endeavored to correctly describe the places where the work
is done. The word "shop" used at the head of this table means, a
building that is used for manufacturing purposes only; the word
"tenement" means a building used and occupied by more than one
family, the shop being in the same building; the word "basement"
means a workshop in the basement of a tenement house; the words
"stable or shed" means a shop where garments are manufactured
above a stable used for domestic animals. The filth and odor in
most cases are unbearable and we condemn such places as nuisances
and of breeding diseases. But alas, we are powerless, as the law
does not allow us to prohibit work done there, unless evidence of
infectious or contagious disease is found therein; the words "living
rooms" means a place where a number of people are employed in a
room or rooms, who are not members of the immediate family living
therein and in every case of this kind which was reported at this
office, we have enforced the law most vigorously, as Section 1 pro-
vides.
The condition of these places, as given bel^w. is reported by the
deputy inspectors as they find them, and in compiling this table we
have tried to give a correct account of the number of men and
women employed, and also the number of children under 16 years
of age employed therein.
20S
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
GARMENT
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Location.
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Aaron, Harry
Aaron, Jacob
Abbey, S. Parker ,
Abney. Frank ,
Abrahani8un,Mra. Jennie
AbramB. Morris
Abt, L. & Sons
Achman, Andrew
Acker, Fred ,
Acker, Fred ,
Acme Tailoring Co ,
Adamski, Frank ,
Adaroski. Frank 240 S. Water st Tailoring
Adelman & Shanhouse 489 Union st Shirts and overalls
Adine. Charles 69 Milton av Pants
Adler. Moses '291 Blue Island av.
Aeppli & Hoffman 956-958 Ballon st...
AffHn, Fred 4141 S. Halsted st .
Afirnot, Mrs. Sarah ,6829 Wood st.
502 Marshfleld av Coats
811 N. Wood st •*
2734 Stalest Custom tailoring
2719State8t **
853 Maplewood av Vests
.3521 Cwttaire Grove av — Custom tailoring
218-220 Market st Cuttinir and trimming.
541 W. Eriest Coats
228 E. Lakest Pants
237EMadison st *'
605 Owinffs bldir Cart om tailoring
1 Franklin st Coats.
Ahlgreen. Eliss N 40 Wendell st Tailoring
Ahrens. Miss A 1006 N. Western av , Dress and doskmakinf..
A ston, William W 22 N. Clark st Boots and shoes
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Merchant tailoring..
Gloves and mittens.
Coats
Cloak fini.«<hing
Akely, J . C 234-256 Fifth av . . . .
exander, Albert il339 Lake st
beck, Hans 1 1660 Milwaukee av.
brecht. Bernard I518 Burling st
Alexander. Mrs. Olive 2721 State st
exander, R. C. & Co 197 E. Madison st. .
exander & Sons 1232-236 Fifth av. . . .
fregen, L. P '106-110 Fifth av . . . .
lebonc ;i551 Mifhigan av,
Men's neck wear.
Tailoring
Coats
Millinery
Military goods
Headgear
Vests
Dressmaking .
Allen. Charles 831 Seminary av , Coats
A lendorfen. Charles 794 W. Twelfth st *'
Allxunder. Frank 27 Emma st i **
A mquist. Charles 228 E. Lake st i '*
A iiiquist. Charles |2;^7 E. Madison st Coats
A mquist, Ilenning 566 N. Wells st Vests
A pern. Alfred 1155 W. Twelfth st Knee pants
Alprecht. Herman 31 Concord pi Coats
A tenhofen, Hubert '267 Cly bourn av Merchant tailoring.
American Tailors [Clark and Monroe sts....
Amos, O. T 115 Dearborn st
Amundsfn. Ame 64 66 N. Centre av Pants
Ancona, I). & Co \2Hi ?i. Market st Coats
Anilerberg. Peter & Son •22*J4 Temple st Veats
Andile. Emil !l69 Bunker st Tailoring
Anderliki', Joseph 575 W. Seventeenth st... 'Costs
An<lerlil£e, Joseph (J59 Throop st "
Anders, Fritz 7W W. Twentieth st , Vests
•Anderson. Albert 228 E. Lake st Coats
Anderson. Albert 237 E.Madison st '*
Anderson. Alfred ;44-46 LaSalle st Pant.s
Anderson. August 57 Milton av C« ats
Ander.son. August 766 Dania av Pants ..-.•
Anderson, August 637 N. Wood st Custom tailoring---
Anderson. August '550 W. Superior st 1
Anilerson. B 40 VVen<lell M Coats
Anderson. ('liarleK 4141 S. Halsted st Coats
Ander-on, Charles 108 110 Filth av *'
Anderson, (Uiarles A 34 E. Monroe st Pants
Anderson. Charles Clark and S. Water st..-, Coats
Anderson, ('barbs 43 Pierce st ■ "
Anderson. Edward 542 Thomas st Vests
Anderson. E 44 46 LaSalle st Pants
Andrrson. Emil 40 Wendell st Coats
Anderson. Erick 157 Gault pi | Pants
Anderson. H. E 142 144 LaSalle *t ICustoni tailoring.
Anderson. John 10001002 Sheffield av .
Anderson. John 157 Gault pi
Anderson, Magnus 597 Dickson st
Anderson, Martin 677 X. Oakley av
Coat*.
(iARMENT MAKERS.
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210 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garmenf
Name. Location. Branch of Industry.
72 Anderson, Morton 4J>1 W. Huron st Pants
73'An(ler:ion, Marve B 6IH W. Washtenaw av Vests
74. Anderson, Nela 157 Gault pi Coats
75i Anderson, Olaf ISGoethe st "
76; Anderson, Peter 10 Whiting st *'
77 Anderson, Mrs. Kicka ,66 Hill st Vests
78 Anderson. Thomas 666 W. North av Coats
79 Anderson & Gronquist 158 Gault pi Coats
80; Anderson <fe Wordeen 90 Fifth av Merchant tailoring
81 A'ndree. Miss Helen 288 E. Erie st Dressmaking
82 Ansrel & Co 136 Stalest Ostrich feafbcr dresner
83' Antler, Samuel 157 8. Clark st Coats
S4 Antonovickife Zytkar 740 N. A.shland av Coats
85 Apat. Charles H 486 S.Jeff er sou st Caps
86 Apollo Custom Panis Co 161 Fifth av Pants
87»Archambault. Fred A 535-537 W. Madison st .... i Dyeing A: Cleaning
«8Arctic Fur it: Cloak Co 131 E. Thirty first st Cloaks & Furs
80 Arkerberif, John....' 8-10 Chatham st i Pants
I« Arkin & Levin 541 S. Half^ted st CloMks & Suits
JH'Arrastrong. (E. A.) Mfg. Co 300W^abash av IMflitary jfoods
02 ArmstronK, Franks. & Co 04-66 Wabhshav Military goods
03 Armstrong:. William B 841 W. Madison «t iTailoring
04 Armstronir Mackay 841 W. Madison st 'Tailorinfr
05 Arndt. Robert 370 N. SVells st Coats.
06 Arnheim. Benjamin 155-157 S. Clark st , Merchant tailorinff
071 Arnstein. Julius '488 E. Thirty-ninth st... Repairing
i^\ Arntzen, Oscar A 186 Richmond .st 'Coats
001 Aron. Hugo i503 Blue Island av i Pant* & Shirts
lQ0|Arou8Oij & Son 481-483 S. Halst-ed st 'Vests
101, Astwasich. Thomas 051 \V. Eighteenth st Skirts & Wrappers
lOKlAuer. Edward 899 N. Wood .st '. . . Slippers
lir.i Alexson, Martin 130 Samuel st .Vests
lOlBobritzki. Louis 701 Halt av Pants
105
Haburek, Anton 654 S. Morgan st Coats.
106 Baburek, S. J 681 S. Halstead st IMerchact tailoriDi.'
107 Bach, Joseph 232 South port av Childrens' coats
108 Bach. Joseph 12 Monroe st Merchant tailoriOK ••
100 Bacharach Shirt Mfg. Co 31 N. Clark st iShiris
110 Backstrom. Samuel 73 Edgewood av Coats
111 Badalaucki, Edward 144-46 LaSalle st Coats
112 Bader. Conrad 250Clybourn av iMerchant tailurint;
113 Baerman, Max 160 W. Fourteenth st Pants
114 Bairn. Ellis 117 N. State st 'Merchant tailorinff
115 Bairchinsky. Joseph 8:^0 W, Eighteenth st Pants
116, Ball, H. B. & Co 81 Wilson st Shirts & Overall*
117 Ballin & Simon 238-242 Franklin st 'Tailoring i
118, Bam has. Prank 862 S. Ashland av Coats ,
no Bambine, Joseph 436 E. Division st iCoats
120 Banks. Morris 1136 Milwaukee av Cloaks .
121 Banner Waist Co 244-246 Jackson st i Ladies' and boys wai?^
122 Barchard. Robert 400 Harrison st Merchant Uilorine
123 Barnard. George & Co i;»0 201 E. Madison st Athletic uniforms
124 Barnes. Andrew 2452 Wentworth av Pants
123 Barne.H, George N 7;j(5 W Madison M ' *' "
12»;' Barnes, W. H 734 E. Madisonst '•
127 Barnett. B 321 W. Taylor st ** I
128 Baroch, Louis 2<« W. Randolph st Repairing
12l» Barr. Fnima ^i827 Paulina st Cloak li^jiahiDg ,
130 Barr Tailoring Co 125 Dearborn .st Merchant tailorini?
131 Barsjh. William 1017 W. Twelfth st Coats
i:« Bartel. Richard 727 N. Paulina st '* i
133 Bartuskii. Frank 476 N, Ashland av Merchant tailoriDC--
134! Base, Joseph 824 Allport st Coats
Ki"»; Bask Strom, Samuel 73 Edgewood av ' **
1»> Bastik. Frank ,8:« Allport .nt '*
137! Bates. John 868 Grand av I * '
138Bats.Johu 181 S. Clark .st "
130 Bauer, (Christian 710 Dania uv ,Vest3
1 40 Bauer, J ohn - 752 Allport st Coats
141 Baulin, Charles 563 S. Wood st I **
GARMENT MAKERS,
211
Makers — Continued.
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2
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212
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gurmeiit
Name.
Ijocation.
Branch of Industry.
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
ISO
161
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
Baum (The C. P.) Co
BowmaD & Cohen
Baumann, Pritz
Baumbersrer & Pox
BauDifira' ten, Samuel
Baumme], Charles
Baumel. Charles i<>49 Eig^hteenth pL
Bauniel, Frank !374 W. Twentieth pi
Baumel. Joseph '830 S. A shiand av
220-222 E. Madison st.
221 W. Twelfth St....
12 Cypress st
225 Dearborn st
907 N.Wood st
856 8. Ashland av,...
Baumel. John
Bauer, James
Beak, Richard
Bear, Irvin : —
Beauchamp. Napoleon
Beba. Joseph 66 Twelfth pi
Becka. Prank 576 Throop st
Becker. Mayer & Co |216 E. Van Buren st
629 W. Twenty first st.. . .
592 Throop st
96 State st
319 Madison st
New Era bldg:
Beckstrom, Charles ;42 Wendell st.
Becwar. Prank ,568 Throop st. ...... .
Becwar Bros !l77-179 E. Adams st.
Betrifinson, Alfred.
Behl.H
Behonek, Joseph ..
Bielharz, W. H.....
Biefleld.J. &Co...
B«'lac. J<»seph
. W...
884 N. Rockwell st
724 W. Madison st
567 W. Nineteenth st
129 S.Hals edst
Market and Jackson sts.
53 Barber st
44-46 LaSalle st
159i Becklund. Oscar 40 Wendell st.
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
1K<
184
IK)
iw;
Dress and cloak trimmV
Repairiniir
Coats
Coats and pants
Knee pants
Coats
Puts
Merchant tailoring
Ostrich feathers...
Coats
Clothinff
Coats -.
Pants
CoatH
Merchant tailorine
Vests
i Custom tailoringr. ■ .
Coats
Merchant tallorinsr
Cloaks
Coats
Belau, A
Bell Tailoringr Co ':«31 Cottaere Grove av.
Belz. P ;2330 State st
Bemm, P. W 545 Crystal st
Bender, David |201 W. Thirteenth pi..
Bender, John 180 E. Monroe st
Bt-nder. John ,647 Wells st
Bendl, Peter 267 Washburn av
Benesch. Frank l3 Myrtle st
Benesch, John |366 Osrden av . .
Bengrston, John .'741 Elk Grove av
Benifston. John 641-745 N. Lincoln st...
Benisch. John 605 Throop st
Bennett, Alexander ;679 W. Nineteenth st. .
Benson, John 191 Milton av
B'n.son. Swan 62 N. Clark st
Benson & Co 810 Chatham ct
Bereman. Landlis 867 N. Fairfield av
187 Bereman. Fred B 217 S. Center .st
18S Beresofski, Barnet 1481-483 S. Halsted st. . .
1W> Beresofski, Morris 588 S. Sangramop st
190 Berezowsky. Boris 481 S. Halsted st
191 Bert^:. Hans J 150 Potomar^ av
192 Bortr. Henry 16220 S. Hjilstod st
193 Berir. Lewin 391 W. Erie st
194 Borer. Mrs. Mary .=)^7 W. Fourteenth st. .
195 Berir, Ole liis K. Lake st
196 Berjf. Ole 'IM K. Madison st
\Wl Berk'. Sanford 10 Wendell ^^t
198 Bertr»'r. Joseph 71 Binjrham st
199 Bcrjfer, Max 41H5 N. M urj«li field av. .
200 Berper, Oscar 'I:m\ Townsend st
201 Bertrer. Oscar 149 Elm st
20i,Bert?Hr. Hurry it Co 178 ISO K. Madison St..
20:rBerk'holz, John 5210 L-ake av
2t)4 Bcrtrlinff, John E 175 Dearborn st
205 Berlizheimer. Louis 76-78 W. Ohio st
206; Bfrfflund, Alfred l40 Wi'udell st
207|B«TKlund. August 1106 Fifth uv
20«i Bort'lund. Axel |10 Wendell st
209' Bertf 111 d , Carl 291 Fran k 11 n st
210 Berfflund. Emil 40 Wendell st
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Merchant tailorioir
Dressmaking —
Custom tailoring.
Coats
* »
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Button holes
Cloaks
Coacs
Pants
iCoats
Custom tailoring.
Ladies' suits
Cloaks
Coats
Repairing and cleaning
Coats
Pants
Coa£s
Cloaks
Coats
Merchant tailoriniir
Tailoring.
Mittens. ..
Coats
• «
211
212
Berglund. Oscar 40 Wendell st . . .
Berglund, Peter 804 N. xMoznrt st
PantB
Coats.
Pants
GARMENT MAKERS.
213
3Iakers — Con tin u ed .
cr
o
Yes..
No ..
Yes..
142
143
144
145
l46iXo
147
(S B^
Boer
CD M
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14^
149
150; *' .
151 Yes.
152 No .
153 Yes
154' No .
1551 Yes.
156' No .
157; *• .
158'Yes.
159; •* .
160 '* .
161 i No .
162tYes.
16a! •• .
164iNo .
1651 " .
166' Yes.
167
168
169
170
171
172
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. No ..
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. No ..
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No ..'Yes..
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17a No .
174
175
176
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177iYes.
178; No .
179, Yes.
180 •* .
1811 *• .
182
183
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. No..
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.'No ..
. lYeb..
.!no ..
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184
185
18b
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
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Yes.
• •
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* •
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iNo ..
Yes..
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3
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6
3
1
6
6
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8
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is
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'4 »
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:ciean..|Yard...'
'Fair...'.\lley..|
I *• ...iYard...'
[Street..
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Street.
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19
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years
32
?,
2
1
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,
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1
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3
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2
1
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12
21
2
11
3
4
5
4
1
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7
9
15.
1
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1
4
11
9
I
2
150
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
5
8
22
7
14
1
1
30
1
2
9
15
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
20
10
11
10
8
1
2
12
1
1
1
1
1
1
20
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Bruieh of industn-
IS BcrsmaD. Oustav
14 B«rKinan Brnq
IE Benrmsn £ Greenebi
IG Bercqafat. JobnG...
17 Bereiuiat, L. J
ISBprBreen.John
18 Berestrom. Elmer...
SO BErastrom. NeU.....
tl BtrkiDBD. Jobn .
aBerkaonA Kallniiiii
U Berlin Neckwear Co
ermiiii. barks
« Bernstein, A
.1 Bernstrin, BHrnett , .
fi BemHtcin. Mayer....
9 Bernateln, Morris....
WBernMein, N. &Son.
II Bematein Boot and t
a Beconek. William....
» BerrekB, Mrs. Peter.
MBerry.L. S
15 Berwin, Loiih M ...
-"■esler.S
19622 S. H&lsted *t . .
SSI W. Twelfth St..
,1ST-1«S Fifth BT
jrt. Hudoln
KBethke.JDbii
» Bayer. Carl.
lOBeriuEer, Frant
" Bezob. Jamps .
B eoh. Anion.
" hi, JoHtpli f
B mg, Sulonioi
B lUaakn. Ji
Bllnaky.H
B reenBon. Aueast N . .
BiW. A&Co
.. Bttner.John W
12 BJertnes. Theodore.. .
' B. eskl. Gonrlman
B. ork, Bernard
B ustroID. Ji>ha A
B acek. Michael
. .jmeuthaj. Uaac
It oomqnlsl. N. J .,
" -nifntha). Davl
..2M Fifth BV
.. Il») Fifth »v
..I«W. Twelfth al.
. . IteO Fourteenth st. .
..I58BS. SBDvamODBt
.■!<SSS. Canal sc
..IdW. Thirteenth)
..tUS. Jefferson at.
..!WS. Market St....
..'SK-ZSeS. Canal st.
..:»3 S.Green at
.1668)4. Campbell av
..'147 Stalest
.,1167 Dearborn st
..:56a Dickson st
,. 1679 W. Twentieth s
..,5e Sheffield 8T
. |25ThaDiaKBt
..j57(l S.Centre ar
--ISSOTweDty-BeoaDd pi.
..i6S5Dicksunst
..IZTlW.Chtcawa-r...
..;284W. Twentieth at ,
..iieOW.Fourteenthgt
. . 1 167 Dearborn st
..!728W. Eighteenth Bt
.,il87S. Clark at
..]5I2 N.Clark at
..line State st
...mw. Lincoln av
. , MS W. Erie st
..SBlucherst
.. H5I Racine av
..tOWendellet
..45Coaneil)asI
.. 96 Market st
. 201 Nineleer.th at ...
.. 649Throop Bt
,, 616S IJenlrBBv
..412Washbiimav..,,
. . I6SW. Twelfth St....
.. tU7 JobnaouBt
.. 366 Wahansia av
..eiKHoltav
.. 763W. FuurteentbBt
..UiE. Madison at
.. tes^a Bine Uland BV.
,.7JSN.Halste<lKt
. 211-216 Berlwick St..
.. SlStlranilav
.. X30N Adaat
..liaVtBhie Island ar..
.. 1^.181 Hnddon bt....
.. 142LaSallFBt
.TOW. niviiiousi....
.. I":H87 Fifth BV
, IUS7N. WinrheMerai
.. I r.S-lS.'P Market st
,, lifllsOMnrkPi ttt ....
.. Ti'lW. Tiveltih at ,. .
.. 170 b:. IndlHoaat
. . HerehaiM tailorlac
.. 'Ladies' cBpes and skim-
..ITallorlnc
.'Panta
.iTailorlnr
. Panta
.. Tidlorini
. Neckwear
. Children's eoats ..
. Panta
.. Coats
.. SklrlB
.. Coats...
. Dcessmahitie
, Merchaat tailoriDK ..
. Buttonholes
. Pants
brchant tailoriiic . .
. Merchant'talloriDtf ...
..IMerchant inilorinE ..
'.'. PaDtK'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'. .■
..jMercbani lailorine..
..Pants
..'Custom tailorini ...
.■Merohant tallnrir
GARMENT MAKERS.
215
3f€iJcers — Con tin ued .
'2
o
•3
s
•■9
• »3
© a*
OD D
3
213 Ko.
2U|Yes
215
216^
217*
2181
2l9i *•
220fNo
221!
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No !
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222>Yes
223! •
224;No
225* *•
226' Yes
227fNo ..:Yh8
228= Yes J No
229^No
230' Yes
2»1' •*
222>No
283' •*
234{Yes
2351 **
236; No
287
238-
2391
240
241 Yes
242 *•
248^No
244} •'
245i **
246Ted
247NO
248'Yes
2491 No
:SO'Yes
251 1 No
2S2|
253'
254
255lYe8
2561 No
257 Yes
258'No
259i
2G0
261 'Yes
2&2 No
263' *•
264 Yes
265 No
266' •• .. •*
267 Yes
268 "
269 No .. Yc's
270, '•
271] Yes
272 No
273lYes
274;
275-
276,
277,
278 B?o
270tYes
280 "
281 No
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4 i ! iFair...
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3 1 iFair.
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21
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61 Fair...
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4' • [Fair...
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61 *' ..
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2
4 *
Yes
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3
2
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3 Yes .
1
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'Clean .
F'air...
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Street
10
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3
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20
6
5
18
11
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3
22
7
3
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1
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12
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13
2
3
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40
1
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2
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1
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216
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Oarmeni
Name.
Location.
Braucb of Industry.
283
284
2a5
286
287
28S
28y
290
291
292
293
294
295
29(3
2071
29y!
2iK^
300'
IIOll
mi
',m\
',m
:m\
80.r
;»7.
30 s!
310
3Ui
312
313'
314
315
316,
3171
31H
3191
320
321,
32-2I
323
321 1
325
326,
3271
32-$'
329i
330*
331,
332
:i3J:
334 1
335'
:i36,
:«7l
US
339,
3401
:i4r
;«3'
:U4
345,
346'
MT
348
349
350,
351 '
352
Blutttier, Henry
Board of Trade Tailoring Co.
Bobnitski, Louis
Bock«tanz & Co
Bockamer, Ernst
Bo^ffda. Auinist
Bojffofsky. John
Bohl, William
Bohler. Louis
Bohm. John C
Bohweder, Henry
Bohnstein, M
Bok. John
Boldt. John
Bonzck. John
Bookwaiter, Frank
l-ioquiat, T
Boquist. M. P. & Son
Borchard, Albert
Borchart, Charles
Borhoric. Anton
liorinstein & Max
Borkovec. Anton
Borkrttrom. Fred
Borkstrom, Samuel
Born, M. & Co
Born.M. ifc Co
Barnstine, Morris
Borrmaun, H. C
Boschek, B
Borshel, Henry ;
BosenzweiK. Morris
Boston Cap Mfg'er
Boston (The)
Bota. Maruaret
Bousek. John
Boushell. Charles H
Boushetta. C. H
Bovik, Oustav
Bowgren. Emil
Bowman & (.'ohen
Bozof >»ki. John
Bozorsky. John
Bradshaw Shoe Co
Braver, M. H
Brahanz. John
Brahuney, Martin
Brahaney, Patrick
Brail, Otto
Braithwaite (The) Co
Brander, Andrew
Braulin, John
Brausclc. Joseph
Bremner, Bertha
Brenner. Abraham
Bricka, Frank
Brill. Benjamin
Brodsky, Jacob
BroIinfiT, Erick G
Brousek, Joseph
Broach. James
Brown, Andrew
Brown. Carl C
Brown, Samuel S
Brown, K
Brown, Markus
Brown. Nathan
Brown, Orville Q
Brown, William
Brown & Co
763 W. B'ourteenth st . . . .
26 Pacific av
711 Holt av
179 E. Malison 8t
104 Cleveland av
927 W. Kijfhteenth st
597Laflinst
40 Julian st
141 Hudson SkV
2S4 W. Fourteenth st
671 Blue Island av
2616 Kmerald av
496 Eighteenth pi
1010 N. Halsted st
202 Nineteenth st
100 R. Van Buren st
237 E. Madison st
14 F/. Chicago av
409 \V. Harrison st
787 W. Twentieth st
291 W. Twentieth st
100 E. Van Buren st
291 W. Twentieth st
745 Racine av
745 RHciue av
246 Market st
267 S. Clark st
511 S. Jefferson st
832 W. Twenty first
(509 E. Fifty-flfthst
929 W. Twenty-first pi....
210 W. Fourteenth st
4810 S. State st
291 W. Madison st
6829 Wood st
202 W. Nineteenth st
1549 Michifrtin av
1549 Michigan av
S4r Sixty-thini st
237 E. Aladison st
221 W. Twelfth st
597 Laflin st
597Throop «t
ll-2;i S. Jefferson st
803 Maplewood av
850 H arrison st
425 S. Robey st
807 W. Madison st
436 VV. Sixty-third st
167 Dearborn st
lOH Fifth av
373 N. Ashland av
6.36 liOomis st
2:13 N. May st
3740 S Halsted st
166 Bunker st
4237 S. Halsted st
3209 Cottage Grove av. . . .
1306 Sennnary av
636 S. Loorais st
805 S.Ashland av
733 Maplewood av
148 Po« omac av
106-108 Fifth av
101 W. Thirteenth st
227 W. Division st
130 W. Thirteenth st
324 Dearborn st
800 N. Winchester av
4159 Cottage Grove av
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t Coats
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Pants
I Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
GARMENT MAKERS.
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218 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Gurmcnl
Name. Location. Branch of Industry.
Bruske, K. O. & Co < Dearborn & Monroe sta . I Merchant tailoriair
Bniski. Heyman '502 N: Marshfleld ar £^0^^ capft.s
Bnist. Morrin i457 s. Jefferson st rTailorinir
Bubl. Michael '700 Looinla Bt Pants
BubUM i579Throop.n '*
Buchanan Ac Reens !149-151 Market st 'Tailoring
Buchart. Carl ,97 Keenon st Coats
Bnchaltz. John |849 N. ttobey st Vests ,
363;Bacholz. G. A 2505 Cottage Grove av. . . . Merchant tailorinir.
364j Buckland. Frank i 148 Oak st Coats
965 Budel. Joseph iEisrhteenth & Pish sts. . . Pants
aeeiBudelofsky. James 800 W. Kigrhteenth st Coats
367 Bud 1. Charles i974 W. Taylor st " ' * -
3681 Budenson. John 221 W. Grand av Pants
3691 Budilookz. James 481 Twentieth st Coats
370lBue, Daniel 228 E. Lake st **
371i Buchlinvr. August 177 Huron st Merchant tailorinr-
372*Bu^hwald.|;^ouise 196 E. Erie st Dressmaking
3.3iBQH[a« Anton J ^ Otriiea av 'Merchant taOorinff.
374 Buras. Prank 193 W. Nineteenth st Coats.
375 Burcsvek. James il4 Nutt ct i **
376 Burp. Emma !368 Orlean st : Vests
377 Burinn. John ,705 Throop st Pants
378 Burkhart. Albert H '7161 S. Chicago av fMerchant tailoring
379 Burmeister, Henry i255 W. Madison st '
380 Bumham Glove Co . 218-220 E. Washington st Gloves and Tuittens
381 Buse. Archibald [19-27 N. Clark st Merchant tailoring .
382;Bu8se Hat Mfg. Co 170 R Madison st 'Hats and caps
383j Bussian. Henry 747 W. Taylor st Merchant tailoring .
:«4. Butzow. C. H I IM B» AduBMi st
385 Byertues. Yhomas '. '315 W. Erie st Coats
386! Byliusky. Joseph 723 W. Eiif hteenth st Cloaks and capes . .
387 Cahear & Pearlroan. 564 N. Ashland av Knee pants
388 Cahn, Jacob L. 215-217 E. VanBuren st .. Tailoring
:«9iCahn, Narapold & Co ;20l-210 E. Monroe st **
390;Cahahan. John 25:« Armour av Coats
391|Calbre. Edward Clark and S. Water sts.. •*
392|Calumet Shirt Co Market and VanBnsts.. Shirts
393,palumet Woolen Co |180 Adams st Woolens & tailors' tnm f-
394 Campbell Tailoring Co 710 Security bldg Tailoring
395'Campbell. A. A 368 W. Madison st iMerchant tailoring. ,-■
396 Canei, James M 984 N. Mozart st Skirts
:I9T Capper & Capper 193 S. Clark st Shirts
398 Carl. M. i) 60 N. State .st , Custom tailor jntf
399 Carlson. A. E ,144 LaSalle st i Coats
400 Carlson, Miss A nua |84 Huron st Vests
401'Carl8on, August 228 E. Lake st Coats
402 Carlson. Axel 40 Wendell st **
403 Carlson, C. A 40 Wendell st Vests
40llCarI««on. Carl O 168 Touvnsend st Pants
405'Carl8oii. Carotis 132 Nebraska av Vests
406 Carlson, ('harles 140 Huron >t Pants
407 Carlson. Klvin 57 Milton av Coats
408 Carlson. Gustav 44-4« LaSalle st '*
409 Carlson. <"> 133 S. Clirk st **
410 Carlson. Harrison 277 27'.i K. Madison st Vests
411 Carlson, Henry 5o7 N. Wood st Tailoring
412 Carlson, Joseph E 57 Miltmi av Coats
413 Carlson, Joseph W :>')11 S. HaNted st Repairing and clesnins.
414 Carlson. N r,(>or, iNH.ria st Tailoring
415 Carlson, Sophia svj >li..ln,'r st Vests
416 Carlson, William P 2",-21\t V. DivisioTi st.... Pants
417 Carlson Bros 212 Townsend st Coats
41SCarr A: Co S'14 W. Madi««on ^t Shirts
411M.'ttrroll. Alex tV: Co »;<;:< Austin av "
420 Curseii.s. Kruily 4<ii> Grand av Cloaks
421 (^irson. i^lrie. Sr-ott A: Co State and Washiifg'n sts. Waists and skirt**
41*2 Carson. i*irie. Scott A: ('o State and Wa'-iiin«r'n st*;. Furs
GARMENT MAKERS.
219'
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
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Name.
Location.
Branch of Indastry-
423
424
425
426
427
42«
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430
4;)i
432
433
434
435
436
437
4;^
430
440
441
442
443
441
145
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447
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449
450
451
452
453
454
455
156
457
458
459
460
461
462
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164
465
466
467
46S
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
4^1
485
486
487 j
4881
485»
490.
Carter & Holraes
Carver & Mackay
Casino, Bertha
(Jasler. Wallace
Castle (The) Shirt Co
CHStoral. Joseph
Cedercraiis, August...
230 Fifth av
66-68 E. Adams st . . . .
652 W. Nineteenth st.
78 State St
.'40 State St.
683Throop8t
191 Milton av
469 W. Nineteenth st.
, Neckwear
Merchant tailoring.
'Knee pants
i PleatinfiT
'Shirts
Coats
Ceral, Martin.
Cerney, Anton ! 1096 Homan av
Cerny, Jolin il307 Sacramento av
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Cerny, John.
Cerny, Jo.seph.
Cerny, Kasper
Tesal, Martin..
Cezek, James.
420 Washburn av.
247 Twenty-fourth pi.
52 Bunker st
657 Throop st
893 Nineteenth st.
•Pants.
Coats.
Chaloupka. J. & Co ;513 N. Mtirshfleld av
Champion Overall Factory 447 Twenty-sixth st.
Chaskak, S
Chazel, J ames
Chesnutt, Walter R
Chevlin, Louis
(yhicago Avenue Steam Dye House
ChieaKO Burial Shoe Co
Chicago Cloak Co |213-215 State st . . .
Chicago Wove & Mitten Co '170 N. Hulsted St..
Chicago Embroidery Co 492-494 W. Ohio st
Chicago Fur Co 1201-209 State st. . . .
Chicago Kid Glove Mfg. Co lOli N. Lincoln st
44-46 LaSalle st.
893 W. Nineteenth st.
456 W. Madison st —
264 Maxwell st
156 E. Chicago av
415 Dearborn st
Tailoring.
Cuats
Overalls.
Coats
200-202 S Clinton St....
122-124 Wabash a\*
114-116 Wabash av
W19 (Central Union blk..
325-327 W. Ohio st
Chicago Knitting Mills
Chicago Mercantile Co
Chicago Millinery Supply Co
Chicago Novelty Cloak Co...
Chicago Pants Co
Chicago Porpoise Lace Co ,622-626 Humboldt st
Chicago Self Supporting Pants Co. . .;i64-166 S. Market st
Chicago Shoe and Slipper Co 1142-144 W. Washington st.
Chicago Straw Works '263 265 Wabash av
Chicago Summer Neckwear Co 147-15:^ Fifth av
Chicago Tailoring Co 80 S. Halsted st
Chicago Tailoring Ca 147 Fifth av
Chicago Tailoring Co 144 N. Clark st
Chicooske, John 260 Dayton st
C/himelik. Anton 1737 Loomis st
Chizek. James 1901 W. Nineteenth st
Chlcboun, John ;695 Loomis st
C'hristensen, Adolph 645 W. North av
Christonsen. Charles 928 N. Kedzie av
Christenson, Edward l3«0 Milwaukee av
Christonson, Jens 892 N. Campbell av
(Miristoppson. John 158 Evergreen av
Christensen. J. N 703 W. North av
CJhrtstianson^ Mary 150 Milton av
Christianson, Peter '223 W. Ohio st
Merchant tailoring
Boys' suits ;•■ •
Repairing and cleauioff ■
Burial slippers
Cloaks and suits
i4Ioves and mittens
Embroidered goods
Furs
Kid gloves
Knit goods
Milliuery
Millinery supplies
Skirts and cloaks
(Coats
iShoe laces
'Tailoring
Shoes and slippers
iStraw goods
INeckwear
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Tailoring
Merchant tailoring
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Coats
Merchant tailoring
739 Humboldt St.. .
504 N. Ashland av.
Christiannon, S.
Churan, Peter.
(Churchill, S. H '276 State st
(^icha, Frank 625 Eighteenth pi
Cidcrburg. C. J. & Burkmau Clark hikI S. Water sts.
Ciemshovsky, Victor 137 Burling st
Cinofsky. L M-ss Market st
Cirson, Peter 121> IHlarkhawk .-^t
Ciucci, G l^'MS. (lark st
Cizek, John 11 13 Turner av
Clark, Isabel 271 U'al»ash av
Clark Bros Medinah Temple
Clarsen, K. S Il8l N. May st
Clauss, Herman 892 W. Madison st
Clements. Phil 4253 S. Halsted st
Pants
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Pants
Vests
Pants
Coats
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Pants
I Tailoring '
(/Oats
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GARMENT MAKERS.
221
Makers — Continued.
Tenement
Shop
Basement
Number of fami-
lies on premises.-
Over stable or shed 1
In livinfi: rooms . . .
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vPArs
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FACTORY INSPECTORS BEPORT.
Bnmcb of Induslrr
491.CI«liU'nI. Bane £ Co
ttCiClevelHnd EmbroUlery U
1113 Clooney. .1. J
UelColO). M. R
IM Copn. Bemarii
~ »Q. Murrls
507 Cohler A
MS Cohn. Al>r
SOS Cohn, Hsr
,. IScnjii
KHiConroy. Hili
^CimUnculiil
awlConyrn.. Mfi:
..-J8 Johnson at
.J209W. J&ckBOnat
..:z« Bluet Island av
..!5SJS. Canal St
.-■78-78 PKtL »v
..|5«2WBbsnhBv
,. 57a:S. Jefferaonst
. . 1733 Wabuh av
..:VOW, MadlaoDal
..1S8-170 Market St
..l56IN.A«hl«ndav
..:21DW. PonnMnth St..
.. SSTK.AihUndav
..|29iS. OlHrkst
...Twiorine
., Embroider)'
.. Merchant uiloriug ..
.. TailoHne
.. Shirts
...Herrhaiii lallorins .
.. Pants
. . Merchant tailoring . .
'.'. Overalls
...Coats.
.. Dress
ill E. Chieacu >v
!58S W. TsrloT St
!:fU W. Madison St
.155 MarKet st
SSRushst
iniSU Market St
217 W. Thirteenth pi..
'118Mi>nroe»i.. .,
21E-Z21 E. Hadisi
go state St
1S0-IS4 Pitch av.
'300 Pulton St....
12S Dearburn «t.
SH State »t
l-i S. Clark St .
XI S. Morgan st
Hercbani tailaruiK .
Ladies' tallodnE . ...
Pants and shirts. ..
Knee pants
Drassmakins
Coats
Repairing
Coats
Repairine
Merchant tailortci ...
Oressmakine
Tailoring
Mcn-hanttsllorinK..
It Uilur
Tailorii
Mercba
TailOTine..
Coats
Merchant tailorinc . .
Repairing
Merchant tailorinc .
Cloaks,..-.
0«ereaiters
Shirts and overalls. . -
..|«2MW. Slity-thirdsl'. .
MiCotta^ lTIk-; Tailor r.S7 W. Madison St .
5l5.Couniliau. Daiiiel lOS Piftb av
5K;CoK. Edward lU E. Van Bureu at
M7iCranc. Charles Wl W. Siitythird s
5« Cresens. Jullua (SI Punrteentb pi...
SWUritcendeD, Prank T 119 Dearborn st
aolCtoft. PredW lo: E. Madison si...
551'Crolt. Henry sSl s. Wood si
.waiCronwell, Otto wa Van Buren st ...
553Curda Prank 529 Mar-bfleld av...
SMiCurran, William 35 W. Madison st...
.»5 Curtis. Rob«rtM '3S3 W. Madison at..
SseCushlue. James ;iTZ S. Halsted xt....
»7 Cuson. Mrs. E 7«1 W. Thirteenth p
5»l,Custom Garment Mnklnic Co 129 Pitth av
-WalCmter & Crossett.- l2»7-2*3 Franklin st . ,
. Coats
Vests
Shirts
bidi Taiiorioe
Merchant lailoriw..
Pants
TalloiinK
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Merchant tallorini...
.. Merchant tailoriM-..'
.. Merchant Uiiariaf..'
GARMEXT MAKERS.
223
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517'No . .
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224
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gnrtiwni
Name.
Location ,
560 Czainski. Albert '33 Will st . . .
561 C7<arnecki, V i65 Einraa st.
562
563
564
565
66()
567
568
561)
570
671
572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
692
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
603
604
mh
60f>'
607
r»(ih|
60^1
610
611-
612,
r.i:<'
614
615
61 f)
6I7i
61h
619
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621'
622
62:^
621
62o,
626|
627'
62J<
Dahl. P. E 44-16 LaSalle st . .
Dahl. H. L 1158 Dearborn st .
Dahl, Hans O 46 Corneilia st . . .
Dahl, H.T I838W, North av.
Dahl, John H 391 W. Erie st
Dahl. Peter
Dahlan, Charles
Dahlbom & Odell
Dahlsrreen. Axel
Dahlgrreen. Godfrey
Dahlgrreen, Giistav
Dahlvi een, Oscar
Dahlin. Edward
Dahlke. Jbhn
Duhlman, August
Dahlman, Charles
Dablman. tVank
Dahni. Charles B
Daley, James & Co
Dalseun. John
Damert, Giistav
Danforth. Frank L
Danielson. A
Oanielson. John
Danielson. Sven A
Dannack. Thomas
Danules, John
Darb. Samuel
483 Potomac st
6Sedwick8t
191 Milton av
1000 1002 Sheffield av.
1000-1002 Sheffield av.
1535 N. Western av...
1000-1002 Sheffield av.
191 Milton av
26 Dean st
537 N. Woodst
537 • •
70 80Brifirham8t !!!!.
493Grandav
334 8edwick st
131 Centre av
175 Dearborn st
900 Seminary av
237 E. Madison st . . .
319 Orleans ~t
3236Butlfr st
228 E. Lakest
149 E. Washington st
Daska, John 597 .S. Centre av
Daube. Cohn. Stearn & Co 240 242 E. Jackson st .
D'Aucona & Co 248 Market st
Dauer. August 69 Elburn av
Davedeck, Prank
Davidson, Henry
Davis. D
Davis, Georsre W '83 Monroe st
Davis, James |617 W Twentieth st
Davis, James 1845 S. Ashland av ..
Davis. Joseph 637 S. Canal st
796 W. Fourteenth st.
291 W. Twelfth st . . . .
175 E. Jackson st.
645
.VIa.«onic Temple
654 W. Sixty-third st.
Branch of Industry.
1>avi8, John
Davis Bros
Davis Bros
Dawerat, Gustav !131 N. Centre av
Day, J. L 222 Mi»hiiran av
Dayton, Mrs. A '1021 VV. Congress st
Dearlin. David : 1 10 Fifth av
DeBeer, Frank J Il22 Blue Island av
Dul)u.M. H. & Co IHIIW Dearborn st
Dedrickson, Anton !>1S Dania^^t
Deerintf, Herman [GS MfRfyiiold st
Deinbanik. Mrs. Caroline «;i!) W. Twelfth «t
Deith, Joseph 2.)S Armiiajfe av
Dclconstal. Auifust r..>l \V. Lakt^ st
Deljee. Abraham L isi> Fifth ha-
[)eii tV: ('ohii TS Btirbcr st
n«»nmark, Joseph 643 S. ('•iitro av
Denifee. .Joseph 71 Hurl tunl bldij
Denny Charles S '. . 42.i2 ( '.•tt:iL''«' (irove av ...
I)etlilefs.)n, John ^2 W iJ.-rUwellst
Dent eh. Joseph 34s W. NOrih uv
Devore.A. A. <fe Son M icliiLr.ni mv A: Adams st
Dnwald «te Berutlf |l"T-l?.» }•'. Division st
Oiamoiid Steam Dye Works 2'.s N (ink st
Diamond Hat Mfi?. Co 3')'J DiMrlxuTi st
Dieschbonrif. Frank 2714 Cottai^'e (irove av ...
Dietrich. Reinhardt 51 Civ bourn av
Dietz. Mrs. Emma ilOo BinL'-ham st
Coats
Merchant tailorinir.
Vests
Coats
V'ests
Coats
Pants
Vesta
Pants
Coats
Pants
Coats
Pants
Tailoring
* •
Pants
Merchant tailorinsr-
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
• ft
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Tailorinjr
Coats
Merchant tailorincr.
Coats
Merchant tailorinsr.
Coats
Cloaks
Ladies' suits
Merchant tailoriDc:.
Coats
Merchant tailoring-
Dressmaking
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
( /Oatjt
Pants
Butchers' coais ....
Coats
Merchant tailoring- •
Coats
Chihlrens' coats
Coat-M
Me re bant tailoring-
Cloaks
Croats
Merchant tailoriii? • ■
Pants
Repairing and dyfing
■ Hats
I Merchant tailoring .
, Fur erloves
' Vesta • •
GARMENT MAKERS.
225
Makers — Continued.
j Shop
' Tenement
1 Number of f am i-
, lies on premises
i 1
s 1
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years
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1
1
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2
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18,
10
Children under
16 years
Total number of
< employes
560
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564
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6
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1
567
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16
18
570
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3
1
571
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4 4 1 4 4
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1
2
672
3
*
1
573
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574
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577
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578
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3
5
1
579
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1
7
10
580
2
581
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4 4
• ■ > -
1
582
• 4
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• 4
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1
583
:{
584
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No ..
2
Yes. .
1
566
1
586
No ..
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5
2
Yes.
4 4
1
587
4 4
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4 4
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Yes.
4 •
No ..
4 .
No ..
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Street. .
. 4
Yard..
2
588
• , . ,
1
688
4 4
Yes .
No ..
6
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1
580
Clean .
3
4
5
591
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River . .
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. 4
4 4
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22
592
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10
598
2
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2
594
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No ..
2
7
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51
2
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12
595
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> 4
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1
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3
596
3
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597
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2
598
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1
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4 4
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3
3
It
599
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• 4
4 4
4 4
No..
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4 4
• 4
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No..
4 i
4 4
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No ..
4 .
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1
600
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1
1
3
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1
1
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5
601
4 4
4 «
• 4
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No ..
11
602
1
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2
604
4
1 ■
1
605
1
606
4 •
> 4
Yes.
No ..
1
1
607
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1
608
1
1
609
I
:{
610
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• •
4 4
No ..
4
4
4
Yes.
Fair . . .
1
1
3
1
611
• •
1
3
16
10
612
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3
613
(Jlean . * *
2
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6 1
3i
7 ! 5
20
614
Yes .
No ..
3
4 4
Fair...
Filthy.
Fair . . .
Yard..
Street. .
* • *
1
615, Veil .
1
4
2
15
14
616
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No ..
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5
617
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27
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No ..
4
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1
15
11
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620 Yea .
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15
621
No..
• 4
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4
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2
18
622
8
623
Clean .
1 1"
16
19
624
1
625
2
8
626
5
3
Fair . . .
Clean .
2
627
Yes .
1
2
628
3
. .
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15
226
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT
Gurmevi
Name.
Location.
629
ti;io
6*31
632,
634>
«:»
636;
6;n'
638!
639
640
641
642
613
644
645
646
647
648,
649
651,
652
65:i
654
655
656
657
658
659
6t>()
6(>1
662
663
664
f565
66«j
6<{7
66S
m\)
670
671
672
673
674'
675
676
6771
678
679
680
«;si'
682
\H\
6S4
<k85
6S<>
687
<;8b
f;90
691
692
69:v
691
Dietzsch. A. Gustav
Dillon, Mary
Ditmar. Otto
D'Lonehey. Joseph
DoIezsH &> Hodeck
Doleza], Frank
Dolezal. Fred
Domhrowski, Iquatz ...
Domke, Emil
Donbeck, James
Douavan, Miss Maffgie.
Dorenston, Albert
Dorfmann. Charles G ..
Dorozanski. Joseph
Doska, John
Douberstein, Ellis ,
Drach, Peter
DroeKmuller, E
Drayer, Henry
Dressal, Frank
Dressen, William
Dretina, Otto
Drorah, Joseph
Drucker, Solomon
DrunikH. S
I)rzenrie.»<ki. Andrew. . ,
Duberstein & Miller
Dr. Brock Mfff. Co
Diindr, Joseph
Dunn. John
Dupuisi. Modeste
Dusek, Frank
Dusel. Frank
Dusek, Frank ,
Dusek. John
Dusek. John
Dusek, Joseph
Duwaldt, Behrend
Dverak, Anton
Dvorak. Charles
Dvorak. James
Dvorak. J no, J. & Co..,
Dvorak. Michael ,
D wan-McRoberts Co . . .
92-96 State st
,335 Wabash av
1222 W. Eifirhteenth st . . .
292 N. Centre av
;204 W. Twelfth st...
|856S. Wood St...:
616Throop st
738 N. Woodst
1 193 Cly bourn av
1796 W. Seventeenth at . .
44-46 LaSalle st
,72 Decker st
,553 W. Madison st
240 S. Water st
597 S. Centre av
45 Tell pi
565 S. Centre av
290 W. North av
140 Washburn av
581 W\ Nineteenth St....
1045 W. Lake st
222 W. Eighteenth st ...
779 Alport st
,142 W. Twelfih st
53 Lubeek st
711 Dickson st
,777 Milwaukee av
98 Market st
1090 W. Eighteenth pi ..
253 W. Madison st
239 Dearborn st
200 Nineteenth st
358 W. Eitrhteenth st ...
617Throop st
273 W. Twentieth st. ...
711 W. Eighteenth pi ...
;i84 Larrabee st
279 S. Clark .st
772 W. Twelfth st
875 W. Nineteenth st....
772 Loom is st
604-60«) Blue Island av ..
1211 W^ Tweuty-flrst st .
147-153 Fifth av
Branch of Industry,
Feather dyers,
m •
Coats
Merchant tailorio?
Coats
Pants
Vests.
Merchant tailorinir
Tailoring:
Pants
Cloaks
Coats
Dressmaking
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailorinfr •
Coats
Pants
Overalls
Coats
Cloaks
Shirt waists
Pants
Hats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Button holes.
Coats
Vests.
Coats.
Pants
Tailoring.
6(jr»
6971
698i
Eber, Fred
Eckberg, Gustav
Kckman, Swan
Eckstein, P. M
Eckstein Bros
lOckstrom, Peter
Kconomical (The) Tailoring Co
F^conomy Dye House
Edelbrock. Lyons <fc Co
Edelmann, Frank
Hdelmau, Hyman
Edelson. Louis
PMerheimer. Stein A: Co
Edstrom, Charles
Edstrora. L»^onard
KjJTgrers. William
i^trerert & Bel/
F^hrenhnlt, Abraham
Ehrhard. Geortre
Ehrlich. <Tustav
EhrMch.Max
Eichberjf. Louis A: Co
Kichenbaum. M
Eichner. Alexander
Eichner. S
Eiger. E
1107 N. Lincoln av
12.50 Maplewood av
IhSGault pi
237 E. Madison st
Monad nock blk
228 E. Lake st
56 Fifth av
;i54 N.Clark st
250-256 S. .Market st
1«J Fifth ;i\
523 S. Canal st
5.53 W. North iiv
Market and Jackson sts.
40 Wendell >t
.H8 Bvi'(»n as
:>00 !•:. Twrniy sixth st...
X\'.\ N. Wlll<all!^ia av
IMv S. ILiKrrd st
,s:ii; W. Twelfth st
i:'.;j'Miir^y-firstst
'i.hW 1 1. listed st
34 N. Clark st
1015 Milwaukee av
23-25 Crystal st
540 Milwaukee av
129 Wabash av
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoriugr
Coat.s
Merchant tailorin? -..•••
Repairintr and cleaning
Cloaks
Coats
Shirts and overalls
Merchant tailoring
Boys' clothing
Coats
Vests ;■ -
Repairiui: and cleanin.'-
Pants :•■
Repairing and cleanm^f
Coat.s
Merchant tailoring . •
Coat.«
.Merchant tailoring •.•
Cloaks and skirrs
Coats
Millinery.
GARMENT MAKERS.
227
JMake rs — Con t i n u ed .
629
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. No..
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1 .
Number of fami ,
lies on premises..
53
3 .
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years
Boys under 16
years
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2
4 .
3
2
9
10
4
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16
1
20
fi56 Yea
20
657 No .
1
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4
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660 Nu .
Yes .
2
6 Y
4
Clean..
1
661
PS .
1
7
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a • • •
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6
4
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669' No ..
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2
1 ;
■ « a > «
■ • > • ■
9
13
670iYes .
671, No ..
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7
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1
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1
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2 ..
2 ..
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674 Yes .
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10
15
1
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2
7
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1
685
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100
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228
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gnrineni
Name.
Location.
Branch of Indu&trr-
700
701
702
70S
704
706
706
707
706
709
710
711
712
718
714
716
716
717
718
719
TOO
721
722
723
724
T2b
726
727
T2»
729
730
781
732
783
734
736
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
75S
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
Eiseman. Kaiser & Co..
Eisenbacb. Anton
Eisendratb Olove Co...
Eisenntaedt Bros
Eisenstein. Alexander .
Eiaenst^in, Abrabam S
Eisler, Pred
Ekbleil.Cbarles
Ekman. Hans
EkMtrom, Ernest
Ekstrom. Gustav
Ekhtrom. Jobn
Ek Strom. Louis
Blestrom. Martin
El re Cloak aod Suit Co
Ellis. Rosenberg:
Ellison, E
Eloffson. Carl
Elof son, Carl
Ely (The Edward) Co...
Emanuel. Louis
Empire Refinishine Co .
Empire Tailorinsr Co
Emporium (TbefCo
Empress (The; Co
Enirciabl. Knute . . .«
Engrer. Olaf
Enirb, John
Enjih, Milian
Ensrb.M
En«h. Ole
England. C. W
Enfflf r. Alf onzo
Engman. Peter
Engrquist. Magnus
Engrstrom. C. J
Enisr-Htrom. E
EuKund. Alfonzo
Enterprise Cloak Co
Enterprise Suit and Cloak Co.
Eppstein, L uis
Erickson. Albert
Erickson. August
Erickson, Carl.
Erickson, Claus..
Erickson. David.
Erick.jon,Erick.,
Erickson. Fred
Erick.Hon, John
Erickson. John M
Erickson, John
Krick.son, Mrs. Lizzie
Erickson, Swen
Erlanson. Augrn.st
Erkdahl. John & Co
Erndorf , Charles
EhcIi . Merth
Ertscr. Arnold
Essinjf. Georgre W
Fussier, Fred
Ettcl8on, Julius & Co
Evans. Jamep
EreUnd Charles S
Excelsior Cloak and Suit Co
Excelsior Muslin Underwear Co
254-256 Monroe st
633 W. Twelfth St
Elston and Armita^e avs
Market and Jackson sts.
67 N. State st
6006 S. Halatedst
283 W. Chicago av
1000-1002 Sheffield av
893 * *
64 Wendell 8t V.V.'.'.
1000-1002 Sheffield av
106-110 Filth av
34 Milton av
284 Orleans st
6 Sedgrwick st
126 State st
195 W. Madison st
900 Seminary av
40 Wendell st
16 Hill st
163-166 Wabash av
966 W. Madison st
20 S. Canal st
165 E. Chicago av
152Statest
78 *•
10 Whiting: st
291 N. Franklin at
133 S. Clark st
356 W. Eriest
494 W. Madison st
466 •*
488 W. Fullerton av
862 Campbell?av
3458 S. Halsted st
First National Bankbldffi
352N. Clark st
151-153 S. Clark st !
144LnSaIIe8t '
3458 S. Halsted st i
238-240 S. Market st I
105-109 E. Madison st .. '
4834 S. State st
511 Rockwell St....
857 W. North av
237 E. Madison st
1000-1002 Sheffield av. . .
228 E. Lnke st
237 E. MNdiMonst
1652 N. Halsted st
5947 Sanifanion st
668Shobpr st
191 M Iton av
5,S7 N. Wood st
e32E. Fiftv fifth st ....
149-151 E, Chicago av..
153Clsirk f^t
901 .Mo7.Hrt st
150 Milton av
ISHill st
I8:i S.'djTwick st
WJO Mtaii st
42 Cly bourn av
2:18 KcuHinerton av
141 N. Paulina st
284 W. Chicago av
229-231 Market Mt
Ma.sonic Temple
183-187 Fifihav
213-215 State st
57-69 Market at
Belts and elastic g^oods..
Merchant tailoring
Gloves
Men's neckwear
Merchant tailoring
Repairing: and cleanin?.
Merchant tailorinff
Coats
Merchant tailoring:
Pants
Coati
C1ohM| and suits...
Merchmnt tailoring
Coats. 7^
« •
> .
Mefch<«nt taUorior
Tailoring
Cloth aponinng: .•
Merchant tailoring
Millinery
Shirts
Coats
* t
y^g^g
Merchant tailorioir
CoaU
Vests
Merchant tailoriog
Coats
Merchant tailorioK
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Cloaks and suits. ■
Merchant taiioriog
Pants
Coats.
Vests .
COHtS
Tailoringr
Merchant tailoriDe
Coats
Vests
Coats.
Vests
Pants
Shoes
Merchant tailoring
Tailoring
Merchant tailoring
Tailoring:
Merchant tailorior
Infants' shoes
Cloaks and sntts...
MiisUii underwear.
GARMENT MAKERS.
229
3 fakers — Continued.
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7i
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9
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Basement
Number of fami-
lies on premises..
•
Over stable or shed
B*
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5"
s
3
•
•
•
Shop fronts
Condition of shop.
Girls under 16 *
years i ^
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
vears
2.
«
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<
*<
3
Children under 16
years
Total number of
employes
699 Yes .
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Street.
• •
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74
20
2
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15
5
10
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700 No ..
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2
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2
701! Yes .
1
2
6
199
150
300
702i •*
> *
1
203
70S
No,.
Yes .
No..
Yes .
Yes .
5
Fair. . .
3
7M
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1
70f»
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2
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706
No..
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3
4
8
2
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1
707; No ..
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Yard..
1 .
1
708, • *
t
Yes . ' Fair. . .
1
709 Yes . No ..
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Street.
*•
1
710! "
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Clean..
t
1
711 iN(" . .i Yes .
6' Yes .
1
■ t
2
7121 *• ••
4
3
Fair...
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1
•*•••• 1 ' '
7
(
11
713
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1
1
714' Yes . No
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i
4
2
• • « ■ 1
10
715' No ..
Ves .
• •
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Yes
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6
t ID'
2
4
3
Yes .
• . t <
..••.•[••
2
7171 Yes .
< •
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Yard..
1
718' No ..
Yes .
1
1
719! Yea ,
N«
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1
•
1..
1
1
1
1
1
720'No ..
58 .
3
Yes .
Clean .
Street.
2
721 Yes .
• •
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Court .
'
6
722 "1
• •
2
Fair...
',
. . . . 1
3
723 "1 "
3
1
66
2:
85
724 •' 1 ♦•
• • * • ■ • ■
4
725 No ..
Ves .
No ..
• •
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Yes .
••
6
3
Yes.
• •
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1
1
726' Yes .
Fair...
1
I
1
727' **
Clean .
Str«»et.
!
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8
27
5
72s; '*
Fair... ^ '* '
Clean . * '
ft t * ft
Fair...! '*
2
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729 *•
6
730lNo ..
731 "
3
1
4
1
3
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1
7.'i2 "1 *'
1
73:^! "1 *'
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. . 1 < t
"•"••"
2
734 Yes .lN<
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736 Yes . N<
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1
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2
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1
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1
7:{>iNo ..lYes .
3
0 » • . •
2
739 Yes .JN(
740! ' ' '
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ft ft
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16
2S
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27
741 No . . Yes .
1
3
3
Yes .
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• •
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(;iean .
Fair...
\
1
712' ** 1 •*
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1
743 * ' **
Street
'
1
714 Yes . N<
745 **
1
Clean . i "
1
1
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2
Fair...
Clean .
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1
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Street
1
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Yard..
1
748 No ..iVes .
5
1
1
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1
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1
730| * '
Yes .
2
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Brucli at laiJuitrT'
F-abi, Enieat 648 Burllnut £i°^i."
Telfthpl...
. . Merchuit t>
. Infants' ihiMg...
. . DreasmaklnE ...
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» FaniDDi TallorlDC Co 1 1100 Wabaah
16 Puider. Charles aill VT ' -'■-
WPanftrom. Walilo •»
r? Pmntrlsh, Joapph 7
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--arraiih, Mr-, .i M 1.
» Fanifll. John 'l'
fiFmrDnilwI. It-^sii S
0 Fm» Bros I
(»Pallltl»«»Cu»ti.i» I'MtaCo i <i .rani»
VFoler. L. A- C .;■■ ee av ,...;Wr»pper» ....
" *> Enholtz. Kbhc I. ;Kneep«ota...
'eenteiD.A *i il -..I
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,7i>i w, .M>nlj»..TiSt lMerch«ntt»n.
;l«"0-niu;lSliil!ielfl av iCoats
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T9S FcdkI, AntoiJ 'S99W. Ei«rht*eiith at 'Co«U
T« Feofh. Joaei>li '522 W. Eiehteeutb pi. ' ■'
dtnan & Fr>
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.. 199 S. Clark «
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800 Piila. Chirlw IZSBuHkerfli
tOIFialo, Joseph ilOOE. ' -- "
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Costa
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ek.Baben iiOOO
dU. Matthew :" QJ*t''
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edier. EniLI
edler. A. B. & Sana . .
..■SMWelUat ■■
. . '385 W. DlvialoD at Merchant taitorinc...
,. North Park av.AEuf. at. Dresa trWinninn ....
..■re State at Kura' -.-
., Stat* A \i'«jhinBtonatB.[MenB' shirts ■
. . T3-75 Wabaah ai
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.,,911 W. Eighteenth at... .
..liSTW. Twenty first pi .,,
., Ifa W. Thirteenth pi .... Knee pi
..'951W. EiEhteeiith pi ....,Coata.,
..!I61 Nineteenth St I " ...
..&21W. Eighteenth si
, ICoata
,>.,, ... SlGLonmis at i '* ■
fG2Pilip. Joaepli 398 W. EiKhleenth st Veata
823Fi)iUi. Midiiiel Monadnork blk !Uerchanrtailnr)DK.-.
821. Kin"',".!."""""' " "...'.■■;.'.■,■',■.'.'.■.■.'.' !!!!:279S'ClHrk «t .. ,.""!!/VestB !"!!!!!!!-'■..-■
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(ChFJTik. r (r.lS. .leffrvSMlsl iR-palrine
fflit'ink.-. Hcdn 239 W, Taylor M Coata ■-
SO'Flnkelsteiu.'R .. 192 l«. Monnn st .'IIovb elothlDK
Wl'PtllkelateIn, LouiJ(, 1)0 Binjriii'" •' Vt.t,
832 FinkelaT«in. Morris 531.Ip1T<'r
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FACTOEY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Branch of InduiUr.
Flnlk. Jemea .
Fiwher. Siirmi
Fib 'hia«iin. Soloinati.
F tber. AuEUBt ..-
Fsblcen, Harris
Fah, D. B. & Co
F abul. Jacob
Patel. Louis
Fzette TailnrlnsCo
FiokinKer, John ....
P Ink, Charlei"
Food. Mrs. Minnie..
FoHn AHeenUil ..
Florshiem & Co
F ouen. Fetor . . . .
Forin.'Charies ". . '.'.
("oartuh. Loui,- . ..
FoitiBl.Ole
Folev. E.J
Forrf, A.O
Forist, J< ■
Foi '-
E-Fr.::::;
>«i| Prank
NM Franks Titilorine Co ... .
-XBiFraui. William & Son...
™fl,Franiien..Ioliu
■^iTiFranienberK. William ..
»»llFrazin9kr. Harris '■'.'.'.'.
SSa^Pnaeritksoa. Ferdinai
1X1 FrcehliDK, tiolonion . . .
Kill, Pr«eil man, Morris
MA. Freeman, idamuel A...
.. lB6Ta»l.n-Bt
..Ian W. Thirteenth n...
..jnOBreinBl
..SlSWellsat
..mo Milwaukee av
..|S3 Cleaver St..
!! 108 wabaahav !!;;:;;!
..SiLibenvac
...21IW. Thirteeuthpl...
,. SHWabaahav
.. llOLytle St
..IbIBN. Rockwell St
. . ; 185 Larrebee st
.. 1T7-I79E. Division St ..
..lie-lZO Market Bt
..'9iaN. Rockwell St
..ilDB Fifth av
..k^lark&S. Water BtB ..
...SWN. Clark at
.. 106 Fifth a*-
..■M-WLaSalleBt
..SOlOBdenav
..;M4Xnietecnthn|
.. 301 W. Sixty ihird at...
'!,tZ9E!DlvlBloi
..l|T(E. Madlito:
..'ZG6 Maxwell Bl
..|lB6J»ckEonat
,.,11SS. Clark a
.. 9Z7 W. Seventeenib a
..l»77KimbalUv
.. 676 Lnrralwi- st
.. INBeirthoven pi
.. :iSN. Ashland av ...
,, IKl Milton Mv
!!4«W. Huron St. .!!!!!
.. I«C-ieHS. Clinlon ft..
. . Button holes . .
, MUlinery
. Ufrehanttailorini...
. HerchBDttalloriue...
..ILadies' furs
..'MerchanttallortDK.
..IHllltAry foods
..'Dreaamakias
Cloth caps atidbau...
Mercb*DttaiIoriD|....
.iSeckweBT ...
...Shirts
..'Vests
...Coats
..iMarcbaut tallorlDK ..
..[MerehaDttanorinK ..
.. TalloHnu
-Coats
..Shoes
..jMercbani tailor
nHPreidmao. Samuel
iwi' FribllawBki'.'Aiieuat! '. '.
!XB FrIburK. HanlD
■.m PrlbrrE. Oscar
i-OB Prledland. Uitstav
!Xn Friedland.John
•.'m Fried Inniler. Brady & Co . .
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878 Yes. .jNo...
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234 FACTORY IXSPECTORS' REPORT.
Garment
Nnnie aud Location. Location. Branch of Industry
910 Friedlund, Gustav 9W Alb-ny av Coata
911) Friedman. Samuel 492 S. Moriran Ht Knee pants.
912|Friedman. Simon 202 W. Fourteenth st .... 01oak»
9iaiFrika. Prank "1066 W. .Nineteenth St.... Coats
9UjFromm. Amelia 709 N. -Lincoln st "
915,Fromm. A 709 Elk (irove av ' *
9161 Fromm. Frank 26 Eujrenc '•t i *'
917i'>omiij. Hermann i335 Cleveland av * *
918 Frost. A 018 LooniiH st.
919
920
Fryckholm, Alfred 10001002 Sheffield av "
Prydenlund, T 74 1 N. We -tern av Vests
92l;Pryer. A. & Son 147 W. Twelfth »t Knee pants
922jPrykholm. Alfred 144-148 LaSalle st Coats
923 Funk. Louix 7H6N. Halsted st Pants
{ri4|Funk. Mrs. Lucy 184 E. Ohio st Dressmaking
925j Furst, Max 87 Keenon st Caps
926iFuttermau. Max 254 W. Juckson boul Merchant tatlorins:
927 Gabriel, Ausrust 878N. Shober st Coats
928jGaa:e Downs Co 264-270 Fifth av Corsets
929lGahl. Reinhardt «50 N . Paul ina st Coats
W> Garbin sky.. Harry 73BiinkerKt **
931;Garbolski. Kadish 249 W. Polk st Knee pants
932|Garden City SponfirinjT Co 55-61 Market st Cloth sponging ....
933'Garden City Tailoring Co 56 Fifth av Tailoring
934|Gardner & McMillen 116 Dearborn st ,Merchai<t tailoring
935.Garflnkel, S. & Co 230 W. Twelfth st 'Knee pants.
936 ~ _- - - ...
937
938
939
Gassman. Edward 280 S. Halsted st Merchant tailoring.
Gatz, Charles 353 N. Hermitage av Coats
Gatzert. J. L. & Co ; 220-224 E. Adams st Tailoring
Gaul. Annie 208 Cass st Vests
940|Gecwic. John 652 W. Twentieth st Cloaks
941iGecwicz& Stein 652 W. Trventteth st Skirts
l)42tGei]er. Thomas 2531 Sute st Merchant toiloring
94:iGelder. Mrs. Hannah 4403 S. State st Ladies' clothing..-
944!Geldner. Jacob 830 N. Ashland av Pants
945;Gemkow. Charles 1011 W. Eighteenth st ... '•
946iGerardin, Victor 18:* S. Clark st Silk hats
947!German Knitting Works 376Clybourn «v Knitted goods
918! Gferson. John 564 N. Ashland av Coats*
949 Gibka. Charles 188 W. Thirteenth pi "
950 Gielsdorf. Gustav F 34 Washington st Furs
951'Gilbert. August 337 N. Marsh tteld av Coats
962Gilbert. Gustav 110 LaSalle st **
953 Gilbert son. Jacob 186 N. Morgan st **
054,Gindling. Louis 502 S. Jefferson st Caps
955;Gin9burg. Louis 1321 W. Madison st Merchant tailorinjf
956, Gladder. Adolph 185 W. Fourteenth st Venis
957!Glanz. Charles 110 112 E. Madison st .... Furs
958 Glarvin. Bertha 735 Maplewood av Vests
IJSOGlass. Samuel 221-22:^ State st Furs
960 Glasser & Rock f»4-«6 Dearborn st Merchant tailoring.
5W1 Glatter. Adolph 185 W. Fourteenth st Vests
962 G latter, Louis 18 Ellen st '*
96.S Glatter, Ludwig 44 Macedonia st "
964,Gleson, M 44-46 LaSalle st Pants
965 (ilickraan, Ezock 92 W. Thirteenth st Coats
966, (ilishman. Samuel 92 W. Thirteenth .st **
967(iliffe,P>ed 370 ClylMmrn av **
{»J8(Tlovet7., Samuel 142 W. Twelfth st **
IKJlMrlowitz <k Brown 142 \V. Twelfth st , "
l»70(Jlube, Levi ,V>i N. \shland av Button holes
971 (ilubeA- Plotka jfU N. .\shland nv Coats
972(Tlynn. Richard HI N. V.shland av Pants
973(Jodee. Carl H'.f Dearborn st Merchant tailoring. •
974(ioebel.<; A r.nt-201 Madistm st Cloth caps
975 (Jotckel, John • H) K. .lackson st Merchant tailoring..
976 (Jocnz. Rudolph 1'.' Kinsche st Coats
977 (roet to I, Edward l.iO F^iss<»ll st "
ir7S(toettellp. (leorge W i:«50N. Halsted st Pants
97'j:( MK'tz, Hi'ury li'iiJ Wabash av Merchant tailoring..
GARMENT MAKERS.
Makers — Continued.
•1
o
•
•
:
Tenement
Number of fami-
lies on premises
Basement
Over stable or
shed
P
s:
1
OB
•
•
Shop fronts
Condition of shop
•
Girls under 16
years
<
p
9
9i
i
Females over 16
vearA
• <
: n '
: S ,
I
14
?:
3,
4
2
1!
f
1'
i
o,
4f
15:
5'
sl
171
2
• 4i
1
li
3
4
2'
^!
2'
?!
8
2
3>
[
21
5
1
3
1
2
?'
3
6
4
2
1
2
1
6
1
10'
1
1
s
4
1
3
-J
Sp
•
•
: ti
• p
: A
• 9
• "1
i
5
•-•«•■
......
2
2
1
1
••••••
I
3
1
1
4
2
1
Total number of
employes
910
1
No...'Yfts.
3Ym.-
Pair. . .
4 4
Y'ard..
1
911
Yes..
No...
• 4
4 »
• 4
Yes..
No...
4 4
Yes..
No...
Yes..
4 4
No...
Yes..
No...
• 4
Yes..
4 *
No...
4 4
4 •
Yes..
4 4
4 *
No...
Yes..
4 4
4 4
4 4
No...
Yes..
4 4
No...
Yes. .
No...
• »
Yes..
No...
8
3
4
t
1
2
2
3
2
2
j
4 •
4
6
2
4
6
14
7
Vi
912
1
Clean . ' * *
20
918
4 4
Street.
4 4
4 4
,>
914
Ves..
p4fr.::
i
fi
915
Yes. .
......
\*
916
Clean .
5
Zi
917
Yard..
<)
918
Pair. . .
4 4
4 4
4 4
Street.
4 4
4 4
4 4
1
919
1
920
Y^R.
1
921
Clean .
Pair. . .
Clean .
1
• 1
922
1
1
923
4
1
1
924
1
1
925
Yes..
4 *
No...
4 4
Yes..
« 4
• *
No...
4
3
2
Yes. .
Filthy!
44
1
926
Clean. **
Pair... Yard.
9
927
3 1
11
185
11
3
It*
928
Street.
4 4
Yard..
200
929
3
9
2
Pair...
Clean .
17
998
......
H
931
Yes..
Street.
Yard..
. . • >
:i
982
" ■ •
17
938
4 4
4 «
9
984
4
935
4 4 1 4 4
1
2
2
• • • •
1
938
No...
Yes..
4 «
No...
Yes..
No...
• 4
44
Yes..
4 *
4 «
No...
4 .
4 4
Yes..
No...
Yes..
No...
Yes..
No...
4 4
Yes..
4 *
4 4
4 4
No...
4 4
Yes. .
No...
4 4
Yes..
No...
Yes..
Fair...
Clean .
1
987
2
3
938
Street.
Yard . .
*i
939
3
Yes..
Pair...
4 4
1
6
1
940
KtrnAt.
9
941
Yes..
4 •
4 4
No. . .
5
3
1
Yard"
2
f>
942
Filthy.
Clean .
Street.
Street.
4 4
Yard . .
♦1
943
2
10
9
944
2
14
9t5
4 4
4 4
Yes..
4 4
4 4
No...
2
1
_ . _
8
946
4 4
1
♦»
947
3
6
2
Yes..
Clean .
i!!!!!! 3
5 11 :m
5
948
Pair... Yard ..
44
949
::::::i::.:.:
Street.
Alley .
StreAt.
1
2
5
950
7
10
961
Yes..
No...
6
Pair!!!
1
1
962
4 4 ' "^ 4 4
, .4
1
963
Yes-
No.. .
2
Yes*.!
2
964
4 4
4 4
1
5
966
Yes. .
4 4
No...
"2
2
Yes..
4 4
Clean !
1
1
966
Pair...lStrp.ftt
» *
n
967
••
.A.lley..
..!!!!i!..!..
5
r>
958
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
4 4
3
Clean !
!♦;
969
"
Street.
4 4
> 4
i"
10
960
'
j
s
961
' 2
4
3
Yes..
Pair...
3
962
• 4 4 4
1
1 6
' 3
1
V?.
963
4 4 4 4
Yes..
* * *
44
• 4
Yard..
4
964
Yes..
No...
No...
Fair...
Pilthv.
1
:{
965
Yea-.
4
6
1
Yes. .
......1......
1
avO
4 4 4 4
Yes.. No...
No... 1 Yes..
4 4 • 4
*' Pair...
*♦
1
•>
967
Clean.. Strftftt.
3 7
ll 'A
11
968
2
2
6
• 4
Yard
10
969
1 2
0
970 '• 1 "
Yes..
Fair... Street.
4 4 4 4
4 4 4 4
2
3
971 ** 1 ••
6
3
4 4
4
2»;
972
• 4 .4
Yes..
1
978
Yes..
• •
No...
4 4
Alley..
1
974
••
1
21 8
1^
975
4. t ••
No... Yfs..
Street.
4 4
....--
4
976
9
3
3
1
Yes.. CleaD..
' 1
1
977! • *
. • > 4 t
" , Clean.'. "
1
f
978 '* ' ••
1
1
979' •• 1 '*
*• 'Fair...
Yard..
,
1
1
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Branch ot IndnstrT-
saooou
W2 I)d I
0 dliere, JoBciili —
0 dbertciNathan....
odbere. PhlUp
■dberK.S
9ie|(4odmBii. Morris...
896 OoodniMi. S»iii
!i AOoldjteiD,..
lOWilloodman. Samui^l
930N.AHhlwidaT...
UTS.CimaUC
2d9W. Courteentb ai
" aeilMket «t.
I W. PoDrteenth st
— I S. Morean it
SMICottBKetiTareii
45a S. Canal 8t
T5 Banker It
SWW.Twslrth Bt
tWNewbuTTiiV
716 W. Madison St
nsW.Thlrteenrhpl..
I66W. Thirteenth pi..
1-IlBluelslandav....
mW. Twelfth SI
»7 MarRhHeld av
TSIN. Woodst
75 Stinker Bt
—JWabanalaav
;e. VanBurenst...
I W. Fourtpenth d1..
II Milwaukee BV
lOUE. UivistODSt
797 W. HadiBOn St
JH5-387 W. Twelfth 8t,
.. PantB
.. Cloaks .....
!! CQat^.'!;!''.!!■.!!!!!!^.^.-■
.!Me^chanttB^lo^ln■
.Pacta
., Merchant taiiorine.
SEupalrinr and clesninr.
lerchant tailoriDf
.!PantB. shirts. overdli..-
. Pants
'.'. Tailorinii."!.!!!^---
iCEsi'lireenhBum.' H
IIBU.Iirpenbprir- Charles
taill!Greenb«TK- Isaac
I0Ct2(ireen tiers', Louis
IDOI Ifreenhere. Samuel
imsilireenberir. Sinicin
I(iIG!Qrevnbrn'& Uencker.
1«37 nreenp. H. A
llTeenstiarla. 8amii#l..
tir^nKpario. Morris
KHOili reevriei. John
KHM I reical. Joiepli
IMS < I reKcniOB. Nela.
10(31 (•reRory. John
1044 Un^sFDR. JnllQS
IDU; (irieal. Joseph
IN^hnri-BV....
iS W. Madliion st
146 Sonth Park a
.11 W. Maillnon st
.. BSJ F.ms -st
.. 6354 Wentvurth Bi
.. 49aW. Fonrleentb
.. 720 N. AHlilandav
.. »75N. Clark St....
.. 121 l^nSalleal
.. HU-KnAdnmast..
. IMBMicbJEan hv.
-Ta Crystal 81,...,
GARMENT MAKERS.
237
Makers — Continued .
980
961
962
968
966
986
987
990
991
992
698
994
995
996
997
996
999
1000
1001
1002
1008
1004
1006
1006
1007
1006
1009
1010
1011
1012
1018
1014
1015
1016
1017
1018
1019
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1028
1029
1080
1031
1082
1033
1084
1035
1086
1037
1088
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
1060
1
30
0
1
1
§
9
B
a
No...
Yes..
No...
Number of fami-
lies on premises I
Basement
Over stable or
shed 1
In living rooms..'
1
o
o
P
N*.
P
O
M»
OB
P*
o
Clean..
Fair...
* 4
4 4
o
■p
1
•
*
•
■
•
•
Street.
» •
4 4
4 4
4 4
♦ .
Alley..
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
se.
■ A
: »
: o
il
• o>
9
1
15
1
2
20
3
3
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
Total number of
employes
Yes..
3
8
" "ii
2
4
3
9
6
1
2
6
10
1
7
8
4
2
7
1
13
7
2
18
5
11
1
4
1
2
3
1
2
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
5
3
1
2
5
1
1
4
1
1
3
f
1
10
7
Ii
4i
8
1
I
3,
4<
60
1
li
3
3
7
i
2
i
1
i
i
4
5
2
3
2
IS
No...
Yes..
X I
Yes..
3
29
• *
4 4
Yes..
No...
... '
3
No...
6
Attic
. ...
6^
Yes..
7
30
• »
4 4
Yes..
4 4
No...
12
No...
5
2
•i
Filthy.
Fair...
• 4
Clean..
Yard . .
»
« «
Yes-
Street.
. 4
4 4
Alley..
1
Ye»..
2
• «
* 4
••
Yes,.
4 •
No...
10
1
4
5
11
4 1
15
No...
4
5
t '
Street.
Ynrd..
Street.
4 4
Yard..
1
• «
Pair...
1
1
2
1
ins
11
Yes..
Yp« ■
^
4
No...
Yes..
. 4
4 4
sl"'* '
Filthy.
Not
work
» m
8
Yes..
4
• 1
1
2
1
3
6
Pair. . .
. 4
Clean..
Fair...
Street.
Yard..
2
* * I ' *
3
10
> . ' • »
Street.
Yard..
■
1
« *
4 4
• 4
No...
1
8
4
22
4 4
Attic
Street.
4 4
4 4
.• 1
4 4
Yard . .
1
IZ
Yes..
1
2
No...
Yes..
No...
3
1
Pair. . .
12
3
30
YCH..
1
1
e
• 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
4 4
4 4
No...
Pair...
Clean..
Pair...
4 4
14
4 •
2
4
8
3
•"•^'1
1
No...
Yes..
1
Street.
Yard..
11
15
4 •
Yes..
1
4 4
4 4
Street.
4 4
4 •
• 4
4 1
4 4
Yard . .
2
Ye8..
■
a
4 4
4 4
< 4
. 4
4 4
4 .
Yes..
4 4
No...
i
1
1
1
2
4 4
Pair...
2
4 4
......
1
3
4 *
2
Pair...
Clean..
Pair...
1
4 «
1
5
1
10
No...
3
8
2
4 4
Yes..
OlAan..
Street.
1
Yes,.
4 t
Yard...
1
No...
Yes..
No...
3
Yes..
Pair...
1
Yes..
Street.
Yard..
2
No...
Yes..
No...
3
8
"
16
6
21
4 4
Yes..
Pair.!!
Street.
4 4
4 4
Yard . .
9
Yes..
Clean..
Pair...
4 i
Clean..
Pair...
1
No...
Yes..
No...
Yes..
4 4
No...
1
2
3
2
Yes..
2
Yes..
1
1
H
No...
Yes..
4 4
Street.
4 4
Yard..
2
4 m
1
Yes..
1
4 4
1
2
3
4
2
5
« •
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
• 4
4 4
4 4
No...
* 1 "
Clean..
Strppt
3
4 4
1
Filthy.) Yard .
4
4 4
.1. ..
Street.
Allev..
7
4 4
1
8
2
4
2
Clean..
Pair...
10
No...
Yes..
Street.
1
•»
*• Filthy.! **
2
5
1
3
4 4
*• Clean.. 1 **
15
4 4
Yes..
•*
H
Yes..
'
. t
.4
4 4
2
No...
Yes..
No...
2
Clean..
A
5
1
•A
1
i
18
19
3
4
1
2
15
26
Yes..
•
Fair...
30
4 4
No...
4 4
Yes..
• 4
No ..
5
1
Yes..
Yes..
Clean.. 1 Yard..
Fair... Str*»Pf.
9
15
4 4
4 4
• • • mm
4 4
4.
;;
Alley..
2
Yes..
4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
■ m
No...
2
25
No...
4
5
Yes..
Fair...
• 4
3
* 4
4
Yes..
2
4 •
. 4
Yes..
90
150
No.. .
2
1
Pair...
1
4 4
Yes..
Yard...
1
.238
FACTORY inspectors' REP6RT.
Garment
Name.
Location.
Branch of Industry.
1051
1052
1053
i()54
1055
1056
1057
1058
1050
IMM)
lOUl
1062
1063
1064
1065
1066
1067
1068
.1069
1070
1071
.1072
1073
1074
1075
1076
1077
1078
1079
1080
1081
1082
lOSi
1(»4
loa^
1086
1087
1088
1089
1090
1091
1092'
10i)3i
1094
1095
1096
109'/ 1
I0:i8
1099,
1100
1101
1102
1103
1104
1105
1106
1107
1108
1109
1110
nil
1112
1113
1114
1115
1116
1117
1118
1119
1120
Gross. Nathan
Gross, Samuel
Grossman. Anton
Grossman. Barrett
Grossman. Michaelsohn & Co...
Qrube, Hennan
Gruber, Louis
Gruby. William H
Grunf eld, Samuel
Gudraanson. Gilbert
Gulbrandsen. Martin
(lulbrnnsen, Lars
Gulbransen, Martin
( f underson. Christian
Gustad . Le^ard
Gustafson, Frank
Gustaf sou, Fred G
Gutuman. Ullman &; Silverman
Gutke, Henrietta
( iutstadt. Herman
Guttmann. Max
Gutwillitr Bros
Guzinski, John
'518 Milwaukee av
(262 E. Thirty-first St...
56-58 LaSalle St
1359 W. Fourteenth st. . .
23^-240 Market st
!372CIybourn av
643 W. Eighteenth st. . .
nil Dearborn st
3311 Cottage Grove av..
401 W. Eriest
no Fifth av
3tJ7 Thomas st
3:n N. Marshfield av...
472 Hermitage av
236 Noblest
S93 Sheffield av
70 Dearborn st
202-204 Market st
1016 W. Twentieth st. . .
371 W. Twelfth st
2901 Cottage Grove av. ,
70 Adams st
535 W. Sixteenth st
Merchant tailoring.
Cupes
Tailoring.
Coats
Tailoring.
Coats
Vests.
Coats.
Vests.
Coats.
I Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Caps
Merchant tailoring.
Coats.
Haase. Mrs. Louise
Haas. Ludwig
Habada. .Joseph
Hacek. Charles
Httchctetter. John
Hacken. Joseph
Hadacek. Joseph
Hadorek. James
Hal¥man, Mrs. Paulina.
Half man Ji^tansilaus
Hagelin.Edward
Hagerty.J. W. &Co. ...
Hageman. Mrs. Louise.
Hagman, Peter
Hahn. Emil
Hahnberg. Emil & Co . .
Hail. John
Hajek. Edward F
Hake. John
Haken, Joseph
Hales. J acob
Hale, Joseph
Hall, Algot
Hall. Barrett. R. M
Hall.PYank
Hall.S. W
Hall.T
HallCThe J. B.) Co
Hall& Ross
Halla, Charles
Hallander. Samuel
Hallberg. Fred
Haller. Miss Annie
Hallgren. John
Hallin.P.O
Halmberg. Lars
Httlmer, John
HalmstC'dt.Gustav
Halnberg, Emil & Co...
Halperin. Mendel
Halpin. Frank
Halpin, Samuel
Halquist, Alfred
Halquist. Martin
Halstroni, Charles F —
Hallstrom Bros
Halversou, Inglebright.
918 S. Ashland av
821 \V. Chicago hv
157 W. Thirteenth st
704 May st
413 W. Chicago av
183 W. Twelfth st
6ii8 Alport av
866 W. Eighteenth st. . . .
103 Augusta st
558 Halt av
199 S. Clark st
119-121 Fifth av
laSE. Randolph st
175 Dearborn st
141 Ifl. Erie st
187 Larrabee st
135 N. Clark st
100 E. Van Buren st
34Miltonav
183 W. Twelfth st
652 W. Twenty-fifth St..
586
175 Dearborn st
175 ••
221 Grand av
46-50 Jackson st
221 Grand av
18:M85 Dearborn st
253-259 Elston av
167 Dearborn st
262 (Hy bourn av
144 Vedder st
1078 W. Twentieth St....
80 E. Market st
106 Fifth av
337 X. Marshfield av ....
1015 Sheffield av
Clark and S. Water sta.
191 Gaultct
21S Wilmot av
134 W. Taylor st
172 W^ Fourteentn st. .. .
9 Gorthe st
22SE. Lake st
119 Willow st
IftS Fifth av
LSI X.May st
Pants
Repairing.
Coats
Pants .*. . .
Cloaks....
.Coats
Pants
Coat>s
Pants
Merchant tailorinff-...
Masquerade co.stniues.
Coats
Vests
Pants
Merchant tailoring...-
Coats
Pants
Cloaks
Coats
Merchant tailoring..
Coats
O vergaiters
Tailoring
Merchant tailorinir
Husking gloves
Merchant tailorintf.-
Pants
Merchant tailoring-
Vests
ft •
Pants V,-
Knee pants and overaiJ*
Pants
Coats.
Merchant tailoring.
Vests
GARMENT MAKERS.
239
2Iakers — Continued.
73
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2 '
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a.
X s
1
1(51
4052
(153
1054
1055<
1056'
ia>7
1058
la^y
lOfW
1061
10(52
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
(rarment
Name.
Location.
1121
11222
112»
1124
1125
1126
1127
112b
112i^
113U
1131
1132
11S»
1134
1135
1136
1137
1138
1139
lUU
1141
1142
1143
1144
1145
1146
114^
1148
114»
1150
1151
1152
1153
1154
1155
1156
1167
1158
115'J
1160
1161
1162
1163
1164
1165
1166
1167
1168
1160
1170
1171
1172
1173
1171 ;
1175
1176
11771
1178
1179
1180.
1181
11821
1183'
11811
1185
1186
11871
1188
11891
1190'
11911
Halver&on, Oscsr Clark and 8. Water sts.
Hambacher. Emil 506 8. Lincoln st
Hammond. Harry H |189 Wabash av
HancocK,W '44-46 LaSalle st ,
Handelman. Jacob 1155 W. Twelfth st
Handiik. Frank '616 Throop st
Hansre. Hans T '705 N. Leavitt st
Hanns, Anton 684 W. Twentieth st
Hansen, A. F. & Co 106-110 Fifth av
Hansen. Andrew '352 W. Erie st
Hansen. J3. T '213 Evergreen av ........
Hansen, Christian :113 E, A lams st
Hansen. C. C
Hansen. John
Hansen, Lo\| s
Hansen, Martin
Han»en, A. P. &.Co
Hanson, Anton .^
Hanson, Chrisf i^n'.
Hanson, Frederick
Hanson. Holnertr
Hanson, J . C
Hanson, John
Hanson, John
Hanson, Lynn
Hanson, Louis
Hanson, Nels
Hanson, Nel»»
Hanson, Ole C
Hanson, Peter
Hanson, Severin
Hanson, S
Hanson, William
Hanson & Shellstrom. .
Harbacek. J. J
Hardy Bros
Harien, Matthew
Hari)«s. Harry
Harublom, William
Harper, John
Harriss, Hufiro
Harris. Hyman
Harris, Jacob
Harris, Joseph
Harris. Max
Harrison, T
Harschtield, Morris —
Harshberirer Is^hirt Co. .
Hart tJros
Hart. Shaffner & Nears
Hartick, John
Hartniann. Henry.
690 N. Campbell av
148 Potomac av
1006 N. Fairfield av
237 G. Madison st
108 Fifth av
86 Evergreen av.- ,
3691 Wabansia av
596 W. Fourteenth st
92 W. Hudson st
746 Humboldt st
1138 W. Eighteenth pi....
247 W. Chicago av
221 W. Huron st
1026 N. Fairfield av
54 W. Huron st
1058 N. Francisco st
690 Campbell av
447 W. Chicago av
668 0randav
882 Huron st
355 W.Ohio st
177-179 E. Division 8t
686 W. Twelfth st
197 Madison st.
80 E. Monroe st ,
173 E. Madison st
480 N. Francisco st
186-188 Fifth av
627 Milwaukee av
167 W. Twelfth st
182 Klup Island av
1228 Wabash av
401 Morgnn st
108-110 Kifthsv
845 W. Forty-seventh St..
46 J ackson st
153-159 8v Franklin st . . ..
Market and J ickson sts.,
Hind Butler st
261 Ogiien av.
Hurtman. William |78l Racine av.
Hartman Bros
Harvey, Frank W
Hasek. Fr ank
Hasek, Mary
HasMcl, Henry
Haverkampl, John L
Huvli k, Frank
Havlick, Theodore
Hawkins, Emil
Hawley, Peter
Hayden. Henry
Hayes, Wil liam
Hayden. William C
Hazek, Frank
Hearst. Charles
Uedberg, John
HedlundLA»«drew
Hedner, Hugo
288N. ClMrkst
114 Dearborn Ht
1193 Twenty-first
802 Eighteenth pi
129 E. Van Buren st
192 E. Rundolpb st
44-46 La^alle Ht
1024 Troy st
1000-1002 Sheffield av
265 Noble st
659 N. Ashland av
91st St. & Commercial av.
36 Alaska st
595 Throop st.
144 Vedder st
1000-1002 Sheffield av
66 Larrabee st
1000-1002 Sheffield av
Branch of Industry.
Coats.
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Knee pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Pants
Coats ,
Tailoring.
Vests
Tailoring
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Cloaks
Pants
Coats
Pants
Mt*rchant tailoring.
Pants
Cloaks
Coats
Merchant tuiloring
i •
Coats
Vests
Coats
Merchant tailoring
I'ants
Merchant tailoring .
Repairing and eleanias
Shirts
Tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Overalls
Shoes
Merchant tailoring
Coats
1 1
Vests
Pants
Merchant tailoring ..■
Pants
Coatsi
Pants
Cpats
Pants
GARMENT MAKERS.
241
Makers — Continued,
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128lNo .
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131
132
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140 No .
141 •'
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147
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149
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152,
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154; ••
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156iYes
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161' No .
162i "
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167' No .
16b Yes
169 ••
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172 ••
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174, '*
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176 •*
177. No .
17n: Yes
1791 ••
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187
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31
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Yes .JNo
31
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242 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garmeni
Name. Location. Branch of Industry.
1192 Hedstrand. Carl 3122 Princeton av Coats
11931 Hcer in u. Augunt ,726 W. Chicago av Shoes
11941 Hefrer, LivinsrRton & Co 1 195-197 Market st Children's clothing....
1195 Heidemann, .John G 512 Milwaukee av Merchant tailoring
11%' Heider. Charles |937W. Eighteenth st Pants
1197 Heilprin, Alfred 134 W. Taylor st Knee pants
119«,Heilprin, L. & Co 1246-252 Market st Cloaks
1199 Hcinig, Krank 141 Michigan av Repairing
laOO Heinig. Frank .2 E. Monroe st .Merchant tailoring
1201 Fleinrick. Leonard 134 Milian st Pants
ri02illeinz, Vincent 1218 N. Lincoln av Merchant tailoring
1203 Ueis. Sigmund 519 N. Halsted st
1204 Heisel. Charles 4;u Larrabce st Coats
1205 Heisel. Conrad i43l Larrabee st '*
1206 Hoising. Mrs. H 290 W. Chicago av Mittens and stockings-
1207 Hojhol, Charles 45 Burlington st (Joats
1208 Heller & Henson 103-109 E. Randolph st... Merchant tailoring
liO),llellstrom, Frank 18 Hill st Coats
1210 Helm. Charles 730 Girard st Pants
1211 Helnin, Louis -644 Nineteenth st Coats
1212 Hilwig, Louis &C« I 2 E. Madi.son st Badges
1213 Hendrick. Frank 616 Throop }*t Coats
1214 Henk, Minnie H3 Greenwieh st Vests
1215 Hennes. Samuel & Co ,IS3S. Clark st Coats
1216 Henning. ('hnrles S6 Evergreen av "
1217 Henning, Mrs. Clara 8N State st ,Furs
121S Henrickson, .lulius 237 E. Madison st ("oats
1219 Henrickson. Nels P .140 Thirty first st ^ Cloaks
1220 Henry. Joseph 1022 Milwaukee av ! Merchant tailoring
1221 Hentz. Albert ,277 Dearborn st Cleaning and pressing .
1222 Heppner & Lanoff 1576 S. Halsted st Pants
I2i:{ Herda. Albert 656 Throop st Coats
1224 Herda. Jacob 380 W. Eighteenth .st .... *'
1225 Herkner. Charles 2726 Cottage (trove av . . .Merchant tailoring
l2>6Herlin. Peter 766 Dania st Coats
1227 Herman. Harry ,751 Wells st Merchant tailoring
12i8 Herman. Louis 502 S. Halsted st
1229 Herman, Theodore 179 Elm st Coats
r£iO *• ** 291 N. Franklin st **
1231 Herman i^- Nickman 3126 S, Halsted .st Merchant tailoring- .
12:r2 Hermann, Harry 751 Wells st
12:« Hermann. Henry .175 E. Jackson st Coats
1234 Hernbloom. William 385 Thomas st **
12:}o Herold. John il8 Washburn av Vests
12W Herr. E rnst T 1^ Dearbor n st Tailoring
1237 Herrighty. Mrs. P. C 4*7 W. Fourteenth st Children's clothing
12:^ Herrlin. Nels 0 10 Whiting st Vests
12.iO Herskonitz. Adolph 424 W^. Fourteente st Pants
1240 Herst <fe Co 158 Gault st Vests
1211 Herst <& Herst ,277-279 K. Division st .... "
1212 Herzog. L. P. & Co 253 254 Market st Shirts
1213 Hess. Jacob 8:^5 Seminary av Pants
1244 Hessel, John 1467k! E. Division st Merchant tailoring
1245 Heurlin. John 237 E. Madison st Coats
121« Hevna.John ,706 N. Ashland av "
1247 H idlund. John 66 Larrnbee st * '
1248 High Art Clothing Co 250 W. Madison st (Nothing
1245> Highncld. John 40 Wendell <T Vests
1250 Hilding, Harry ;228 E. Lake >,t Coats
1251 Hildebrand. Herman 917 N. WM•^llfl•naw av Vests
1252 Hill. .1. E i:r27 E. For! v tb ird st Merchant tailoring
1253 Hill Suspender Co 165-167 Markrt st Suspenders
12>« Hintze. Christian 101 N. W.-lls si Merchant tailoring
1255 Hirsch. Henry 215 Dearborn st *' '*
1256 Hir.Meh, Samuel 316 Thirty-tifth st
12'i7 •' •• 317 W. Twelfth st Caps
125S HirschHeld. August 152 LaSalle st Merchant tailoring
125i* Hirsh. Nathan 362 E. Thirty-flrst st •* •*
1260Hirsch. Elson «t Co 160-162 Market st iTailoring
GARa^NT MAKERS.
243
3fake}'S — Continued.
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Yes
No .
1211; Yes
1212! "
12131 No .
1214| •
1215 Yes
1216! No .
1217 Yes
1218
1219
1220
1221
1223
1224
1225
1226
1227
1228
1229
1230
1231
lZi2
12341 No
1235] *•
123fi,Yes
12371 ••
12:«iNo
1239 •'
1240iYes
1241
1242
1243,No
12441 Yes
1245 • •
1246 No
1247 • '
12481 Y'es
1249 •'
1250
1251
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1258 Yea
1259; • *
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1
1,
3
2
4
1
1
4
4
1
3
4
4
2
1
2
1
5
1
2
7
1
1
3
I
o
4
1
1
1
26
3-
o
•*JB
"I
c
a
•1
3'
2
2
1
'J
3
1!
1
1
1
G
2
15
12
75
3
5
14
2
1
1
1
2
15
3
1
9
16
10
10
13
11
21
2
I
10
6
1
9
20
17
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
9
2
1
4
4
1
4
IS
19
:i5
1
2
1
22
1
2
27
1
2
2f>
1
2
4
1
1
I
2!i
FACTORY ISSPECTOHS REPORT.
Bnuich at Indnrnr.
HnaElHnil.J. E. & Ca.
iHootsiKtter. Clmrles.
iHotlaua. iKDBtE
Hoeck. Qe'irst .
Hoeft. Oodfrey .
liiKtau. Aneu't
UI5-H<iri(k. Janips
ISIttlHorka. Anton
UIT' Horn Mine. Jolin..
131S HoailK. JnhD
ISIDHoudck.Josenli. .
IXiO
.I<tu<ka. Michael...
Vta Hnyt.G. W. &Co...
IXaHr&bsk. John
1J2I Rreblk. JoHi-pb ....
IKZ.'^Hrniiek. Jacob
Ka» Hronlk. .loaeph....
UZi HnidH. Frank
l3a».Hiiber,John
IBSSHubcnir, Jamts ...
»N.ManibHel(1av..
..1 Lincoln at
U2 W. NtLeiei^ntb it.
STabaflinst
100 WsHhlDelun »t...
(13 W. Chlpaffoav ...
11% Sawyer Bv
'm-IB LaSallB »t
i7M Milwaukee av ....
!lWB. Fullertonav....
:4];l W. Chlcaeoav....
|l55-15nMarketat
iMCWcIloRt
iSnW.Modlfionst....
at H. Madison St....
|1«\V. Twelfth »t ....
!«l-«t S.Clark St....
tits. llHlgCedsl
ll47W.Twelflh8t ....
ITSOW.Xorlb tv
IWN. Clark »t
IDIN.Ularkat
MNobleM
...Vests
..'Merchant tailorinc ...
..iPants
...Coats
. . iMercbari tailoring .
>IW>S. JofTeraonst,...
'a4E. .MoDTOest
]S2-S1 Temple al
13UI W. Erie Ht
til Oak Kt
.flIIN. Whippiest....
'117-179 E. UWisionst
|I»»1I0W. Lake st
S37N. W»adt.t ,.
im llearhorn st
.illfiOnk"!.
llON.110 Firth BV
piS. ProtiklinsC
'.\:mrma]ttt'.^.. '.'.'. '.'.'..
...a. Water anil Clark St
..'UOThroopBt
...SOTEirhtccDt&st ....
..imljiSallest
..'ra Whiting St
..|292W. Kriest
..'fiKS. Centre ttv ,
...laOlivf Bl
..IPants
..jCoats
. . I Merrhant tallDnntt
..[Hats and raps
..lilt W. Eighteenth St
..'13? Oagpodst
., 270 W. Twentieth at.
. -Merchant talloritiE ..
.iMerehftnttailorioe
, . Merchant tailorini
GARMENT MAKERS.
245
3fake7's — Continued.
o
B
5 '
■ (b
a
•
•
I
•
•
•
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Yes .
• •
• •
' No . . t
Number of fami-
lies on premises..!
<b
B
CD
a
a
•
:
.
•
Over stable or shed'
: 1
' a-
■ 3
' S
1 f
«
1
o
i §
o
o
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C
y
. Clean .
. Fair...
• 1
i ^ «o
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? :,
p • s
'^ ■ B
* • e*
* 1 •
L- ' _ '—^
Alley.. 3
Street. 10
Yard..! 4
1
Street.
■ »
• '^ 1 • 2
• H* 1 • 1.*
8
20
1 7
;:::;:; '
Males over 16 years,
9
10
4
9 —*
."3
: B
: tf
■■I
. ®
. n
: ^
. • oa
1
10
5
1
i
i
i
i
1
1
......
^
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3
i
" ■ *.j
1
4
i
' Total number of
employes
1261
1262
No ..
» >
20
40
1263 ••
16
1284 ••
Yes .
*•■•«•
2
1265, Yes .
> • • •
• • • "
1
2
6
2
3
2
3
3
3
2
19
6
4
'5
1
1
2
li
6
3
4
■3
2
.3
6
5
6
1
4
1
2
1
1
S
3
4
2
2
1
1
3
2
')
mm
4
1
1
4
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T
3
1
7
3
1
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4
3
(>
.')
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1
1266 No . .
Yes .'
No ..
1
1
.iFai'r...
■ *• 1.
'Yard..
■Street.!.
* •
:: i-
« •
4 4
4 i
1 .
4 1
• 4
1 ^
4 .
1 .
4 4
l'
4 4
Yard . . ' '
Street .
1 Yard . . ' .
1 *
6
8
8
1267 Yes .
1
15
1268 •*
i\es .
■No ..
. . ■
.iPair...
., Clean.
.'Fair...
' 1
2
1269 • '
1
3
1270 No . .
•t
1271 •'
1
......
1
6
1
10
1272 Yes .
4
1273 •*
* *
• •
1
3
1274 *•
1 -
1
16
A
1275 ' *
1
. Fair...
« •
"i • •
'. Filtliy.
.'Fair...
. Clean .
. Fair...
.Fair...
. Clean .
. Fair...
. Fair".!!
! Cl'eaii".
. iFair...
1
35
127G *•
,
6
1277 No ..
8
I
1 •
4
127« Ye.s .
1
3
"""i
3
1270 No . .
1280 '•
1 No . . 1
1
2
1
lYes
1
......
1 .
6
1281 Yes .
■ • . . .
1
1
12Ki "
Yes .'
No ..'
Yes .1
INo ..'
lYes .
No ..
iYes .
No ..,
1
2
\2Si No ..
* ■ •
■ • •
1
2
2
6
• ■ •
6
7
« • •
2
. . .
Yes .
i
1
1
1
8
11
3
11
12?*! ••
128.5 Yes .
1
1
18
128*; No . .
'
A
1287 Yes .
Alley..
■ *• 1.
Street. .
1.
4 <
4 4
Yard .. ! .
1
. . • . . • 1
■ . . . .
26
12
27
15
128'JNo ..
1290 Yes .
2
2
1291 No ..
4
14
1*
S
7
1292 Yea .
1
20
12a< ' •
1 '* '
t •
Yes . '
No . . ,
1
.,Fair...
14
I2i>4 * *
...
1
15
1295 ••
q
>«••••
Yes .
1
1
1296 *'
Street.,.
> * *
Alley..'!
. 4
1297 No .,
3
Yes .
1
.Clean .
. Fair...
• •
. Clean .
• •
i i
t »
; Fair...
. Clean .
Fair...
• •
; Clean .
IJFair...
..Clean .
.1
.i Clean .
• iFair...
'. Clean .
"l
•>
1298 Yes .
)
»>
i2y.» **
« •
;Yes J
INo ..'
1
1
i:«)0 **
Yard.. .
3
s
4
1301 **
1
Street. .
r
4 I
Yard. . '.
16
- 1302 •*
3
i:«)3 No . .
6
6
Yes .
1
3
1 ■
1
14
l:^oi *•
1
1
9
i:;a5 Yes .
1
2
13CKJ No . .
i:«)7 •'
\ es .
> t
'no..:
12
3
Yc;S
« ■
Street. .
Yard.. .
1
1
2
1
i:{OS Yes .
« «
Street.'!
1 4 >
Yard..'
Yard.. .
Alley..',
Street. .
« * 1
* k
Yard., i!
8
130:) * •
• 4
;Yes ,1
1 .. :
,No..'
Yes .'
;no ..I
Yes .
• » 1
• t
- :
No ..'
2
2
1310 ' '
• •*«•• •
•>
1311 **
2
1312 No . .
• • •
3
i
• • •
2
1
3
4
i
(
3
10
1
"I
17
1313 ' *
13U *•
Yes'.'
......
Ye's"!
Yes
2
1
1315 Yes .
■••••%
S'es
1
1
8
1316 No ..
2-
1317 Yes .
1
1318 No ..
3
1311* "
Street. .
1
1320 *'
1321 *•
1322 ^'es .
Ye's'
. Fair...
• 1
« t
ft •
! Clean .
. Fair...
; Clean .
. Fair...
Yard..
Street. .
4 4
Yard ..;.
Street.
4 •
Yard . .
Street.'.
Alley..
... .
■
5
* 24
2
7
7
'.♦
0
6
6
13
3
25
132:^ No ..
Yes .1
No ..
Yes .,
1 '•
1
4
. . . • . . *
4
1321 Yes .
1325 No . .
132»J * *
i:«7 •*
2
■ • •
3
4
2
1
13
11
li>
11
i:gs * *
8
1329 **
1
15
246
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gfirmenf
Name.
Location.
Branch of Iudu»iry-
1330
1331
1332
1333
1334
1335
1336
1337
1238
1339
1340
1341
1342
i:U3
1344
1Mb
Huborny, William
HuchbergerA: Kichin.
Hudec Prank
Hutrbes, E. M
Hujphes. John
Huiander. M. S
Hullauder. M. S
Hultbertc. John A
Hu
Hultprren. Lars A .
tin, A. E
Hummel, Jacob
Hummer, Carrie
Hurt. Rudolph
Hu»ak, Joseph
Hussander. William B .
Husaar, John
1346! Husserow. William
1347|Hutcbens Bros
1348 Hyde, Charles E. & Co.
1349|Hyelm,C. J
1350 Hyman & Felbinifer
1351
13S2
1353
1354
135A
1350
1357
1358
1359
1360
r.m
1362
1363
1364
1365
1366
1367
1368
1369
1370
1371
1372
1373
1374
1375
1376
1377
137h
1379
1380
1381
13H2
i3S3
1384
l;<8o
r.m
1387
i;{ss
1389
1390
r.m
r.m
1393
i:i9i
1395
i:i97
i:i9s
Hynek. James
Ikert, Joseph E
Illinois Cap Co
Illinois (The>
inirram. Charles
Irwin Tailorins: Co
Isaacson, David
Isaacson. Otto
Isidor, Jacob
Israel. B. & Co
Israelson, Harris
Israelson. Jacob
Ivers Tailorin&r Co
Iverson. Mrs. Matrsrie
Ivorine Collar and Cuff Co
268 W. Twentieth St..
24 Pacific av
514 8. Lincoln st
300 W. Madison St....
2123 Wabash av
228 E.Lake St
237 E. Madison st . . . .
40 Wendell St
197 Townsend st
157Gaultct
572 S. Centre av
474 Hastinfifs st
593 Blue Island av....
193-195 Fifth av
106 N. Clark st
1035 W.Madison St.. .
406 W. Erie st
116-118 Michigan St..
Clark and Monroe st
1 Frunklin st
38-40cE. Madison st ..
343 Washburn av
Coat«
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Repairing
Coats
Vests.
Coats ,
Bofs' coats..
Tailoring
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Shirts and overalls.
Merchant tailoring .
Cloakfr
iFurs
Coats
Jabusch. William. ..
Jackson. E. C. & Co
Jacob. John
Jacob.«;en. J. A
Jacobson. B
Jacobson. Charles..
Jacobson. Frank
Jacobsohn, Herman
Ja<robsohn, Jacob. . .
Jacobjjon. Peter
Jacobson. R. P
Jacobson. William..
Jacobson & Siegel..
•lacobsky, Vaclav
Jaeger, J
Jaejfer. .Jacob
Jaekel. Carl F
Jahoda. Anton
Jakowanitz. .Io*ieph
•Tame. B. iV Son
Jaiiecek. Frank
•lankow. Charles
.lanota, James
.lansf'ii iH.i Oilove Co
•lunsick. Krank
Japlies. Theodore
•lanloii. Edward
.'erdrHzn^l'.a. Peter . . .
•larvch, Jacob
•larvcli. V
.'arofiefh. CHin
Jastrom, Solomon
4207 S. Halsted st
215 W. Twelfth at
Halsted st. & Blue Is. av
3263^ Cottage Qrove av. .
155-157 E. Washington st
208-210 Orleans st
228 E. Lake st
409 Central Union blk . . .
234-236 S. Market st
165 W. Thirteenth pi
228 Maxwell 8t
235 Fifth av
898Talman8t
231 Jackson st
14420 Went worth av
179 Dearborn st . ^
793 W. Thirteenth st
!382 Thirty-fifth st
(44-46 LaSalle st , .
1151-153 S. Clark st
!228E. Lake st
,396 W. Madison st
28 Fry st
|228 E. Lake st
,44-46 LaSalle st
'258 W. Madison st
jl44 W. Taylor st
1 176 Wabansia av
1505 S. Lincoln st
712 W. Twenty-first pi...
Il»>4 Washburn av
'M Leipziffst
:iT4 W. North av
'.•s Miirket st
l.'O IluniboMt st
lOTli Troy st
1011 W. Eighteenth st....
l»:u W. Twenty-third st .
m\ Rhine st
94 Newbury av
6S7 Lake st
ToO Dickson st
119 W. Division st
'.isiiW Twentieth pi
KO • •
2b4 N. Center av
222 \V. Tliineenthpl
Merchant tailoring
• Hats and caps
Clothing
Merchant tailoriog
Pants
Coats — ^
Clothing...
Cloaks
Tailoring
Button holes
Collars and cuffs
Pants
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Pants
Coats
Merchant taiiorin?
PantH
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Knee pants
Coats •
> •
« %
Pants
Waists and skirts
Coats
Pants
« 'oats
O loves
Coatf*
Repairing
Pants
Coats
> • • ■ ■ I
Cloaks
GARMENT MAKERS.
247
Makers — Continued.
O
S3
3
Si
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a t
is.
CO e
00
n
o
d
o
o
c
en
c
o
o
s
o
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OB
s-
o
o
n
OB
I I
•^ ? VJ
hi CD ! i^ CO i;
CB OO , OB
£3
S
c
o
•1
O)
a»
1330 No .
1331 1 Yes
1332 No .
i:«3 •*
1334, Yes
1335' ••
1336 '*
1337; ••
1338 Xo .
133?»' Yes
1340 No .
i;*41 Yes
1342, No .
1343' Yes
1344:No .
1345 "
1346' * •
1347 Yes
1348i ••
1349
1330
1351
1352' Yes
t353'No
1354 •*
1355' Yes
1356, *
1357 •
:35«* *
1359 *
1360
1361 No
1362 •*
1363 Yes
1364 No
1365 Yes
. Yes
. No .
. Yes
No
Fair..
Cleau
Fair..
Alley..
Street.
1366,
1367'
1368
1369
1370
1371
VXTi.
i;i73i
1374
13751
i:n6
1377
1378
i:n9
i:{80
irjsi
1382
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i:{sj»
i:i8^;
l.iV7
i:j«>
i;{iK)
i:«M
i:i92
l.^LI
i:<»;
131»^
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No
Yes .
No..
Yes .
No ..
Yes .
No..
Yes .
41
6 Yes
1
8
..iYea
4
Clean .
Fair...
Clean .
< •
Yard,
Pair...
Clean .
Street.
Yard..
Street.!
No
2
\
2
Fair...
Clean .
Yes . Fair...
Clean .
* •
< •
No .
Yes
2
ir
Fair...
Clean .
Fair... Street.
.River..
Street.
Yard..
No
Fair..
Clean
Yes
iNo .
' 1 es
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
6-
2i
I'Yes
Fair...
< t
• •
Yard
Yes . Fair... Street
Yes
No
Yes . Pair.
1 tJO • •••*•■
Street.
Court..
Street.
Fair..
Clean
% «
> •
< •
Yes
No .
Ye«
Fair
i;
3
• t
i <
• •
Y ard
< i
4 t
Yes . No
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
» »
ft •
« ft
ft ft
« »
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
3 t Yes Street.
(^ieau ,
Fair...
2 Yard..
S Yes . .Street.
G : Yard..
Street.
2 Yes . (Mean .
1
1 Fn i r . . . Yard . .
1 Cl«*uii . Street.
^'nrd..
ft ft
ft ft
3 Street.
2 Yanl..
5 Yf'S Street.
4
2 Fair...
:i Vt-s .
'' . • '
J
» ft
ft ft
ft ft
• ft
QD
o
<
1
12,
12
3,
3
20
1'
4.
12
37
4
13:
23
5
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7
5
2
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1
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1
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1 I
10
4
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26
4
4
1
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1
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2,
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2
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1
1 1
1
1
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1
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3
5
1
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1
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6
3
3;
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3
4
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4
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2
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1
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2|
31
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3
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3
3
1
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4 i.
5
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6
1,
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1
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20
1 .
1
1 .
1
Ill .
48
13
17
7i'.
20
2
2
1
1
1
9
1 .
1
2 .
2
1
1
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2
1
2
1
1
1
1
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4
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1
11
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20
248 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garmefii
I ■
Name. Location. ' Branch of Industry.
1399, Jedlichae. Mary 268 W. Taylor st ! Boys' clothing
HOO'Jeffson, Carl 282 E. Division s t Merchant tailoring.
1401' Jelmke. A |46tf Washburn av Coats
1402 Jelenek, John ; 108 W. Nineteenth st i * *
1403!Jelinek. Frank '826 W. Eighteenth st ...J **
1404 Jenicek, Albert iloO Barclay st iTailoring
1405' Jenberg & Peterson '230 Townsend st iPants
1406, Jeuka. Julius !l74 Annitage av 'Coats
1407' Jensek. Joseph [84 \V. Fourteenth pi i * '
140«Jensen, August '37 Grace st , *'
1409 Jensen, P 1810 Mozart st 'Vests
1410, Jensik, Joseph , ,H4 \V. Fourteenth pi [Coats
141 1 1 Jenson. Peter I«10 Mozart st Ve.« ts
1412 Jcrabek. V'incent 964 W. Nineteenth st ICoats
1413iJeracek, John '574 W. Seventeenth st ... '*
1414 Jeram, Vaclav 572 W. Twenty-fifth st... "
1415 Jericek. Thomas niH Cornel 1 av : Vests
1416 Jerrenis, W. G iTacoma bldg Merchant tailoring.
14171 Jilk, Joseph |722 Loorais st 'Coats
1418 Jiriczek. Paul 88 N. Clark st iFurs
1419 Jobski. John 1194 N. Ashland av Coats
1420iJobski. Joseph il92 * * Merchant tailorintr.
1421 John, William kWl W. Chicago av Kepairing
1422iJohnsen. P. C Il55 W. Madison .st Merchant tailoring.
1423,Johnsen. Ole 127 W. Indiana st
1124' Johnson, Alex 144 LaSalle st Coats
1425| Johnson, Albin 944 W. Sixty-third st Merchant tailoring.
1426 .Johnson. Andrew G3 E. Chicago av Shoes
1427 " 162 N. Sangamon st Pants
1428 Johnson, Anton '369 Wtihan-sia av Vests
1429 '* 820N.Robeyst **
1430 Johnson, August 651 Orchard .st Coats
1131 Johnson. Axel 86S Troy si **
11.32' " 928 N. Kenzio av *'
1433 Johnson. Charles 280 E. Division st Pant.s
1434 Johnson, CM 106 Fitth av Coats
14351 Johnscm, ('harles ,228 E. Lakf' st "
1436' " 122 LaSalle st **
1437 •* 237 ?:. Maili.son st '*
14:iH " S70 Seminary av "
1439 " 1000 l(Xr2 Shemeld av Pants
1440 *' 5410 Wentworth av , **
1141 Johnson, Emil 44-46 LaSalle st Coats
1442 '* 237 E. Madison st "
1443' Johnson. Erick il51 State st V'ests
1414 Johnson, Fraiik C 26 Milton .'^t 'Coats
1415' Johnson. Frank J si-.S3.Ehn st \ **
1446;JohnM(»n. Frank W il63l N. Ashland av '*
1417 Johnson. (.Justav 69 (Jleveland av I **
144S • ' 1 1 48 Fowler st \ Pants
1449 " ll44 LaSaile st Coats
1450 Johnson, ( j. W ;145 N State st Merchant tailoring.
1451,.Iohnson. Hiilda 3* Dirkson st .Vests
1452 Johnson, James S it2 W. Uandolph st Merchant tailoring.
1453 .lohnson. John 34 Bi<sniark ct Tailoring
1154 " XVI Clevoland av Vests
1455 *' 741 Klli drove av Coats
14'i6 " 2l«i \V. Erie st Tailoring. ..'
1157 " 10<; Fifth av Coats
145S Johnson, John P 1'.^ < inn It ci Vests
1459 Johnson. John Til TJi X. IjiTieoln st Coats
1460 Johtison. John A L'l> \. .May st **
1461 .lohnsonson. John M i*'m SohW st Summer coats
1462 .lohnson, John A :;.".'. ' )rleMis st Coats
1463 Johnson. Jo.scph 1()(K>-1002 Shcfiield av . . .. *'
1461 Johnson. Lars J s.'G Dania av *'
14G5 Johnson, Lars 222 Townsend av Ve.sts
1466 Johnson, Mrs. Mary 8S E. Chicago av **
14<H Johnson. Matthew '228 E. Lake st Coats
1 4'".s Johnson. X il06 Fifth av Pants
J IG'J Johnson. Nels 92 Milton av : "
GARMENT MAKERS.
249
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250 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garment
Name. Location. Branch of Indu'-try
1470 Johuson. Nelson 106 Cleveland av Vests
1471 [Johnson, Nelson L 149 Elm st Pants
14721 J ohnson, NeNon L 236 Townsend st * *
1473'Johnson, Nicholas 12 Vine st Coats
1474 Johnson. Olaf 34 Milton av Pants
U75 Johnson. Ole 127 Grand av Merchant tailoring..
1476 Johnson, Otto 2.37 E. Madison st Pants
1477 Johnson. P 88 E. Chicago a v Vests
1478 Johnson. Peter A 248 N. May st Tailoring
]470t Johnson. Peter C 155 W. Madison st Merchant Tailoring.
14801 Johnson, Peter M 62 N. Clark st Coats
1481 Johnson. Reinholdt 945 California av Vests
1482 Johnson. Reinholdt 12 Hill st Pants
1483 Johnson, Sanouuel L 145 Ems st **
1484 Johnson, S 291 N. Franklin st "
1485 Johnson, T.J 237 E. Madison st Coats
1486 Johnson. V 741 N. Western av '*
1487 Johnson. William :i69 Wahansia av Vests
1488 Johnson & Co 79 Dearborn st Merchant tailoriug..
1489'Johnson & Larsen. 230 Townsend st Vests
1400 Johnson & Lindbladt 1880aultct **
149L,Jon68, C. C 1526 W\ Madison st IMerchant tailoring .
1492 Jones. G. B 144 LaSalle st Coats
1493 Jones. Isaac 919 N. Clark st Merchant tailoring .
1494 Jones. Ralph 201-203 S. Clark st Coats
1495: Jophes, Theodore 687 W. Lake st Merchant tailoring .
1496 Jorgen, Edward 650 Dickson st Pants
1497, Jordon, Edward 278 W. Division st * *
1498! Jordon. O. E. <fe Co 378 W. Van Buren at Merchant tailoring .
1499 JorgensenJ. P 10H\\\ North av
1500} Jorgen son, Peter 822 N. Campbell av Summer coats
1501 Julian Bros 199 Sedwick st Vests
1502(Junda, Annie 269 W. Twentieth st 'Stockings
1503| Jummrice, G. A 108-109 E. Randdlph st . . . Merchant tailoring .
1504;Jung8trand. Nels J 237 E. Madison st Coats
1505,Jurginson, E 237 E. Madison st **
1506 Just. Edmund 855 W. Seventeenth st ... '*
1507 Kaatz. Edward 278 W. Twelfth st "
1508Kaatz Mark 354 E. Monroe «jt Cloth hats and caps.
1509 Rabat, Joseph 548 W. Nineteenth st Tailoring
1510 Rabat. Vincent 1449 W. Twelfth st Coats
1511 Kadisevitz «fe Galk 234 W. Fourteenth st Merchant tailoring .
1512 Kadlec, Frank 86 E. Twenty-second st..
1513 Kadlec. James 689 May st Pants
1514 Kadllec. James 269 Nineteenth pi Repairing
1515 Kadllec. John 41 W. Twenty-fifth st .... Coats
1516 Kahn. Benjamin 489 S. Halsted st "
1517 Kahn. Felix A: Co ii.s S. Market st Clothing
1518 kahn Bros, ^k- Co 23S-240 Adams st Shirts
1519 Kaiser. Louis 325-:C7 W. Ohio st Cloaks
1520 Kahacek. John 536 Lariin st Coats
1521 Kftleson. Joseph 43 Tell pi Cloaks
1522 Kalmon, Leon lis Twenty second st Merchant tailorinif .
l5Zi Kalney. Albert 770 Loomis st Coats
1524 Kammisky, John 40 iTijrraliam st '*
1525 Kimdal. T ♦VI.'. Lake st Tailoring
1526 Kankn. Vaclav a) Ennnu >t Coats
1527 Kaiitrowirz. (t. A. L 11-23 8. Jefferson st Men's shoes
152S Kaiiiwa. Charles 740 S. Mtirtran st Coats
1529 Kaplanek. James Hi'i S. Ashland av **
1530 Kapoun, Henry isi E. Twenty- second st . Merchant taiU>ring .
1531 Kapoun, Joseph ')li») S. Tjincoln st Coats .- ••
15;rj Kappelin. .Auffust 'SA'l Chicatro av Merchant tailoring .
153:{ Karasek, ileyt'r •r»0 Dickson st Pants
1531 Karasek. David 255 W. Twelfth pi Cloaks
153.5 Karasik. M 45 McKeynolds st **
l.'»3(; Karbon. Anjfiist 50^ Fourteenth pi Coats
15:{7 KarrM)l..Jo>iei.h 214 W. Tliirteentli st '*
153S Karli.'ck, Joseph ^)2^^ \\\ Kiirliteenth st "
1.');{1» Karlstrand, John <J.>-<)7 K. Washintrton st . . Furs
GARMENT MAKERS.
251
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1472 Yes
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1480 No .
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1483
1484
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1486
1487
1488
1489
1490
1491
1492
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1496
1497
1496
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Garment
Naiue.
Location.
Branch of Industrr-
540
15411
542;
1543;
544'
545
546
647
548
549
550;
551;
552'
55J
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555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
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573
574
575
576
577
57s
579
Karon. John
Karnebaire, Christian.
Kaiser, Thomas
Kasper. John
Kassel. Israel
554 W. Superior St. .
46Keenon at
719Loomis st
889 Nineteenth st. . .
526 S. Halsted .st....
680 S. Sansramon st.
98 W. Thirteenth st
Coats
4 »
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Coats
Kastel, Hymaj?
Kastel, Morrip
Kasprier. Prank |818 S. Ashhind av,
Katlenira. Joseph 1558 N. Paulina st. ,
Katz. David |591i3 S. Canal st..
Katz Samuel 12510 State st
Kaufman, Albert 203 Washburn av.
Kaufman, David 142 W. Twelfth st
Cloaks
251 S. Clark st.
471 8. Canal st.
Kaufman, Fred
Kaufman, Jacob _^
Kaufman, Michael '198 VV. Adams st.
Kaufman. Morris 142 W. Twelfth st.
Kaufman. Charles & Bros 170 S. Market st . .
Kaufman. Isadore & Bros 168 S. Market st ..
3621 S. Hal.sted st.
262 E. Chicaaro av
106 Fifth av
Vests .•
Coats
Knee pants
Merchant tailorinj?
I Coats
Knee pants
Merchant tailorinir
Repairlntf
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Clothinff
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582
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592
593
594
595
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597
598
599
600
601
602
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610
Kaufman Bros
Keeley. E. A . .
I^eig'. John. ...
Keiier, Thomas 2531 S. State at
Keith, Edson & Co 1 174 Wabash av
Keith Bros. & Co 244 W. Lake st
Kelar. Prank 56:j W. Twenty
Kellberg. Hans A 143 Pierce av
Kellar, David !85 Blue Island av
Kellar, Robert 85^ VV. Madison st
Kelley. Edward i262 E. Chicago av '
Kelley, John '210 VV. Adams .st
Kelley, P. J 133^2 W. Clark st
Kelley, Thomas G 471 W. Erie at
Kelley Bros \ i268 Stite .st
Kelley & Co I210 VV. Adams st
Kelloffsr. C. P. & Co 221-22:j S. Market st
Keinpberg:, David 293 VV. Fourteenth st
Kandelka. Joseph il295 W. Twenty-first pi. .
Kennedy, Aaron P 129 E. Twenty-second st.
Kennedy, Alexander 44-46 LaSalle st
Kennedy, Marijaret '44-46 LaSalle st
Kennedy, A. F. & Co 129 E. Twenty-second st.
Kensman, D 1366 VVabansiaav
Kessler. Frank H 200 Gault pi
Kessler, J. Henry ,200 Gault pi
Kettler. H. J I'JXd Ninety-first st
Kicera, Joseph ;458 Nineteenth st
Kifian. Charles I.'n5 Twenty-first pi
Kilniore. J . VV 185 Dearborn st
Kilny. Albert |625 Laflin st
Kindley & l^ederson 221 Grand av
King Tailoring Co 159 E. Madison st
Kintze, Christian 101 Wells .st
Kinzelberg, B. & Co 51S S. Halsted st
Kipkowsky, John 43 Bowman st
Kirby. Thomas J Us2S S. Halsted st
KirchhofT, J 113 N. Paulina st
Kirsch, A. F 251 Clybourn av
Kirschstein. David 1S9 Hhm Island av
Klaponil. James M)5 S. Ashland av
Klat'/.eo. David 11^ Liberty st
Khiva. Frank 1570 VV. Twenty-second st
Klawsen, Karl 181 N. May .st
Kleeman. Krnest 2'6h Vine st
Klein, Abraham M 296 Sangamon .st
Klein, Max 171 Augusta st
Klein. Max 496 N. Marshfleld av
Klein, Morris 254 VV. Polk .st
Klein, Robert 325 ('leveland av
Klein, Samuel 271 E. Madison st
Klepson. Adam '1063 S. Robey st
Merchant tailoriDg .
Coats
Repairing
Hats
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Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Clothing
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Merchant tailoring
Vests
Merchant tailorine
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Coats
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Coats
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Pants
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Pants .....••••
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Coats
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1
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1 Males over 16 years
Children under 16
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Total number of
employes
1 » 1
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4
3
5
1
1541 ••
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No ..
Yes.
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1
1
1542 •*
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1
8
1
8
2
1643 Yes .
4 4
4 4
4 *
i
13
1544 No . .
1545 Yes .
Yes .
2
1
10
6
2
• -
2
......
1
lYes .
1
......
5
23-
1546. No ...Yes .
1
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rd..
1
15471 *• I •*
1
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'ftpt.
2
1548; Y'es . No ..
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Street.
44 44
Clean . ' *
**ii ! i4
[ 1
20
1549 No . . Yes .
2
15501 *• ' **
1
1
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1551 * *
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*
3 14
19
1552 '•
t
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1
4
15531 Yea .
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I
t»*»t.
1
81
1551
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.. ..
3
1
1 iFilihy.
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4 4
4 4
1
1
1555
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* • t •
1
1
1566
2
2
5
1557iYe» .iNo ..
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1
10
1558i *' ' "
1
3
1559
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t * 1 • »
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, 1
i
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, .
4
1560
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Fair...! **
'
1
2
1561
1.. .. '
.
1
1562
1
1
Yes .
44 1 44
1
1
1563
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4 4
» 4
4 4
75
23
1.^
75
1564
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]
• • a . . M ■,
1
38
1565
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1 Y.
PS
,
4
22
1566
■
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1
Ya
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rd...
1
1567
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•5
20
1568
3
1
1
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• •
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ft ft
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1
1569
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9 •
No ..
I
•
1
1570
4 4
. J
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' * * 1 '
f
3
1571
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> • . •
Yes Jno ..
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I
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1
157^
1
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1
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1
1
1673
1 •
1
1 * *
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1
1574
1
3
1575
4 4
Yard...
Street.
ft ft
23
15761 No ..lYes .
3iYes .
Fair...
1
1
1577
Yes .No ..
• • 1 « *
• • • •
4 • 4 4
4 4 4 4
No ..lYes .
I'-Yt
L.
[*S .
1; 1 6
12
1578
1
3
1579
(
Fair...
1
1
1
2
1580
44 1 44
1
1
1581
'
44
4 4
4 4
.....
1
2
1582
i
1
1
......
22
30
1583
3
4
Yes . Clean..
44 4 •
1
1
1584
1
1
1585
Yes.
No ..
No ..
Street.
Yard..
1 1
5
15*S6
Yes .
1
2
Fair...
r 1 8
1' 1 7
13
1587
4 4 j • •
'Sti-fif^t.
11
1588
Yes .
No ..
No ..
4 4
5
1589
Yea .
3
Yes . nipan..
j; i: i
8
1590 Yes .No ..
3
'Yard...
6
1591
> * 1 4 4
No ..Yes .
Street.
I
3
1592
3
1
'
Fair. ..
*'
^ . ,
2
1593
* ft
• ft
4 4
4 •
2
Yes .
44 44
44 44
3
1594
9
2
1596
Yes .
No ..
No ..
!
4 4
'•
1 "
t
1
1596
Yes .
3
2
.....
les .
Yes .
Clean..
ft •
ft ft
Ya
Str
rd...
...,,,i
1
1597
• 4 1 4 4
I
.4 .4
....
'fer.
!!!! !!. .. ..
1
1598
1
ft ft
2
2
1
a
3
1599
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yes.
No ..
4 4
4 4
4 4
No..
Yes .
5
2
4
3
2
1
Fair... Yard...
1
4
1600
Yes .
Fair...
4 4
Clean..
Fair...
* ft
Alley..
• ft
Street.
4 4
4 4
♦•
• 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
2
1601
3
13
1602
• •• .. -.-.----'-.---.
1 ....::
1
1603
Yes .
!!!!!!,::!:!! !!!!!!
1
1604
No .. YfiH .
8
2
1606
Yes .
No..
• •
ft •
Yes .
» •
No ..
1
i
15
1606
Yes.
4 4
4 4
No ..
2
4
4
Yes .
:;::::;:::::: :::::::
•"••"'
7
14
1607
Yes . Fair...
1
1608
9
40
12
1609
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ft ft
5
75
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4 •
* i
Y«
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'.'.'.'/.'J
2
3
254 FACTORY INSPECTORS* REPORT.
Ganneni
Name. Location. Branch of Industry.
1611 Kloboncnik, John 1840 Alport st Coats
H)12 Klocek. John [210 N. Wells st j Merchant tailorinjr
1613 Klopp, Theodore l905Girardst I Pants
1614 Klotz. charlefi ,716 W. Huron st {Coats
1615 Klotz. Edward 1851 Hemiitajre av "
1616 Klotz. Julius 1 1046 N.Mozart st 1 **
1617 Kluginan. H. & Co 101 Porouer st 'Furs
1618 Klu^man. Herman il39 W. Taylor st.
1619 Klukowski, Paul 325 S. Jeflferson st Tailorine:
1620 Kraen, Charles 582 W. Eighteenth st Pants
1621 Kraen. Chjirles 63i W. Eighteenth st "
1622 Knapstein. Charles C 257 Blue Island av !Merchant tailoring
162J Knafion, L. B 155 N. May st j Vests
1624 Knickerbocker Shirt Co ls3-lS7 Fifth av iShirts
1625 Koc. Frank 5S0 W. Eighteenth st Coats
1626 Koch, Charles 824 Milwaukee av [Merchant tailoring
1627 Koch, H. A HO Franklin st I Shirts and skirts ..
1628 Kock. John M 889 W. Lake st iMerchant tailoring
1620, Kocka. John 1 1166 S. Albany av ICuats
1630 Kodatt,. lames F 552Throopst , **
1631 Kodsle, Joseph 1 19 h isk st ' Pants
1632 Koebus. Charles ,70 W. Division st Cloaks
1633 Koenlgsberger, Herman '68 LaSalle av ' Merchant tailoring
1634 Koester. Fred 175 Dearborn st |Talloring
1635 Kohl. Albert ;i47 Wells st 'Coats
1636 Kohlman. Emil ,746 W. Lake st 1 Merchant tailoring
1637' Kohn Bros 144 Market st , Clothing.
1638 Kohn. .Morris & Co 238-240 Market st ,. 1 Furs
16:^9' Kohnlek. Charles 1 160 Dekoven st I Merchant tailoring
IMO Kohnke. John 193 Seminary av Cloaks
1641,Kohnson. Peter A !248 N. May st 'Coats
1642 Kohntck, Charles 222 W. Eighteenth st Vests
1643 Kohoiiit. Frank J 112 W. Eighteenth st Coats
1644 Kokowsky. Joseph 1926 Blackhawk st *'
1645 Kolar. Frank 376 W. Fourteenth st ; * *
1616 Kolar, Frank 563W^ Twenty-fifth pi...' *'
1647 Kolber, S. & Bro 588 S. Sangamon st iCloaks
1648 Kolalik. Joseph 452 W. Nineteenth st Coats
1649 Koler. Harry 364 W. Fourteenth st , Knee pants
1650 Kollberg, August J 690 McReynolds st ' **
1651 Koller. (TOtliel) 809 W. Twentieth st iPants
1652 Kolrba, James 174 Nineteenth st Coats
1653 Komarek. Frank 1092 Spaulding av , **
16.54 Komorous. John 611 W Twentieth st I * *
i655iKondelka, Joseph 12V>5 W. Twenty-first pi. . . '*
1656! Konecny, Jacob 92 Cypress st Pants
16.">7' Kouitzer, Andrew. 132 N. State st , .Merchant tailoring
I65S Konkowski . Paul 325 S. Jefferson st Coats
1659 Kopelskl, Stanislaus 60 Augusta st **
KWJO Korbel. Joseph 214 Thirteenth pi **
1661 Korbus. Charles 70 W. Division st Cloaks
1662 Kom. F.rne.Ht 39 Fisk st Coats
Ui&\ Korn. Henry 37 Fisk st "
1(>64 Kornbrodt. Theodore 385 W. Chicago av '.Repairing
1665 Kosatka. Joseph 570 S. Centre av Coats
1666 Kosatka. John 140 DeKoven st Button holes
16<>7 Kosek, John 665 A Iport st Coats
1»36S Ko^erka, Joseph 827 W. Fourteenth pi '*
1669 Ko-'Siik. Felix 41 Emerson av i '*
1070 KovT. 1. okv. Emanuel 445 S. Desplaines st Merchant tailoring
K.T 1 K ( » t k :i . 'J' 689 Alport st ' Coats
.72
K«)i.ii< U. Joseph 452 W. Nineteenth st.
i»t;{ K<'T(;1>. James 174 Nineteenth st.
I«".T4 Kotes. Anton 695 N. May st "
!»;". Koti-ski. John 44-46 LaSalle st * *
1676 Kotleuge. John 558 N. Paulina st "
1677 Kotler. Harry 364 W. Fourteenth st Knee pants
1678 Ko*rba. James 174 W. Nineteenth st Coats
1679 Kotz. Jacob 587 S. Ashland av i Repairing .
H'>X) Kovar, James 586 Throop st Coats
Itibl Kovor. Joseph 436 W. Seventh st 1 * *
GARMENT iMAKERS.
255
Makers — Continued.
H -
16111 No .
1612' ' •
I6I3: ' *
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i«l5' • •
1616 * *
1617 • •
1618 *•
1619 • '
1620' "
1621 • '
1622 * •
1623 y*"^
1624 ••
HK5 No .
ii«»; • •
l»i27 Yes
162H No .
1629 • •
I6a0 ' '
16:{1. •*
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!««' * •
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I6!r7 Y»ts.
Kas ••
1631» * '
1640 Nil..
1641 Yes.
1642 N*»..
164:1
1644
1645 Yes.
1646 No..
1647 Ye^.
UAH No. .
1649 • '
i««o • •
1651 ' *
1652 Yes.
16.>{ No. .
1654 • •
Uibo ••
165«i ' •
1667 '■
165vS '•
1R59 Yes.
1660 No- . .
1661 • •
1662 Ye>.
166;} *•
1664 •*
1665 No...
UXti "
1667 •'
166?s "
l»i6i) • •
1670 • '
1671 ••
1672 *•
167U • '
1674 ••
1675 Yes.
1076
1677 (No...
1678. ' •
1679! • •
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16«1» **
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No .
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■ •
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No. . .
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No.. .
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ft •
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1
1
4
1 Ye.<«
3
o
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3
3
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• i
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ft ft
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I
5
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•J
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6
2 Ye.s
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2 ::;;;; ;:;;;: Ves!!
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» ft
ft k
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4
1
»J
y
1
6
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5
5
1
1
4
1
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1
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1
4
2
2
1
Yes.
Fair...
• ft
rieau..
Fair
Fair
Fair..
Clean.
Alley.,
Street
Alley.
Street
Yard . ,
Ye.«.
Ye.s..
Yes..
Yes..
Fair... Street
ft ft
Clean..
Fair. ..
■ ft
Clean..
ft ■
Fair...
Alley..
Yard..
.Street.
Yard . .
.Street.
2 Yes.
3
4
4
4
Yes
Fair.
ft I
Fair.
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
Yard
< >
1
•>
.J
(J
1
'6
"2
6
i
0
e.«!.
ft ft
Clean.
Fair..
Alley..
Street.
Yard ..
Street.
Clean.
Fair..
Clean.
Fair..
Yes.
ft ft
ft ft
ft ft
Yard ..
Street.
Yard ..
ft ft
Street.
Yard ..
ft ■
Alley..
Street .
6
3
"2
4
2
3
3
1
8
3
I*.
1
1
c
"is
12
13
1
3
3
10
ii
'4
1
8
2
3
3
11
12
11
(;
•>
1
41
1 1
1
6
s
2
11
1
12
z.
ft
MB I
3
1 ,
3
1
0
4
3
2
1
3
'i
2
«■
4
8
4
1,
1
1
4
2 ,
16
3
1
9
1
32
1
1
1
3
2
15
11
5
4
4
5
7
1
4
4
1
5
1.
14
3
3
3
5
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
••
1
6
o
5
5
1
3
X
: c
. 3
6
1
5
2
3
3
1
8
3 X
« ■ -»
8
1
19
1
19
17
4
2
1
6
5
2
12
4
2S
4
5
1
i5
2
2«
3
1
2
T
32
1
19
1
1
1
5
6
20
14
18
4
18
19
16
1
U
11
1
5
2
62
3
3
6
1«
1
13
2
1
3
1
1
3
12
15
17
5
11
1
4
20
256
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
(larnient
Xftiue. Location. I Branch of Industry
1682 Kraft, Jacob I Franklin st Coats
16K1 Krahulec. William 509 W. Sixteenth 8t Tailorinff
1684 Krai. Thomas 5:ri VV. Fourteenth pi Coats
1685 Krall, Jonn G'lSW. Seventeenth »t . . .Vests
1686 Kramer, Morris :«1 W. Thirteenth pi Coats
1687 Kramer & Berg 215 Dearborn st Merchant tailorini;
1688, Krander, Frank 27 Emma st Coats
1689. Kranz. Stanisslsus. 717 Dickson st Pants
1690 Krasinski. Frank 748 N. Ashland av **
1691 Krasinsky. Frank 566 Noble st **
1692 Kratschvil, Joseph P i505 VV. Twentieth st Coats
1693|Kratschvil, Mr-s. S 419 Washburn av Button holes
1694 Kraus, Edward 491 Larrabee st ('oats
1693 Kraus, Joseph 762 Southport av Pants
1696 Kraus Bros ,2:{0 S. HaNted st Repairinir
l697iKrause, Fred 233 Armitasre av Merchant tailorinir
1698 Krause, Franz 172 Potomac av Cloaks
169!> Krause. William 45 Seminary av Coats
1700 Krauth, Henry 80 E. Monroe st Merchant tailorinir
J701 Kraut. Morris 655 X. Ashland av Pants
170*J Krautz. Martin 44 Evergreen st * *
1703 Kravitz. Aaron 2554 S. State st .Merchant tailorinir
1704 Kravpil, Frank 545 W. Sixteenth st Coats
na^iKrecek, James fi.59 Blue Isliindav i "
1706 Krecel. Joseph 631 Blue Island av **
1707 Krecl, John 5:« S. Centre av i *'
lHh Kremer, John L 677 N. Western av Merchant tailorinf
1709 Krich baum, Phillip 2560 Cottajje Grove av . . . .
1710 Krifka. John i576 W. Eighteenth st (Cloves
1711 Kriha, Frank 471 W. Twentieth st Coats
1712. Krischke. Joseph 430 Potom;ic av ' *
1713 Kristan, Joseph 205 Mnznrt st '*
1714 K ristle. Joseph 1 157 Whipple st Pants
1715 Kritschmer. Albert 423 E. Division st Repairinjf
1716 Kriz. .Mary ^ 956 W. Twenty-ttrst pi ... . .Merchant tailorinir
1717 Kr<»fi:h, Christian C S70 N. ('alifornia av Tailorinff
1718 Kroft.Jsicob 240 S. Wnter st i **
1719 Krol. Aaron 137 W. Madison st Morchant tailorinir
1720 Krommal. Nelson 108 N. Ashland av Coats
1721 Kroman, Isaac J 2309 Statf; st Millinery
17221 Kron. Nicholas 1 Franklin st Merchant tailorintr.
1723 Kron man. David 319 W. Madison st I
1724 iKroTi thai. B. & Bro 216 Van Buren st jShirts
1725 Krou, Nicholas 240 S. Water st .Merchant tailorinir.
1 726 1 Kruc k y , J oh n 6H6 Loom isst i Coats
1727 Krucyznski, Stanislaus ISl Wabnnsia av ' Pants
1728 Krut'trer. A u»fust 636 Wells st Coats
172'.» Krncj^er. Herman '510 N. Paulina st ' '*
1730 Kruecer.W....J :tt4 Johnston st , *'
1731 Krupp. Emil 3*r3 Twenty second st .... "
1732 Krusins, Rudolph 64 '.V. Randolph st Merchant tailorinir-
17;w Kuba, Joseph 556 S. Centre av ' Pants
1734 Kubal, Michael li;«S. Albany av Coats
17<5 Kucera. Joseph .; 458 Nineteenth st j **
1736 Kuceni. Joseph on S. (^»ntre av '*
1737 Kucera. Otto 144 W. Taylor st | *'
17:JH Kiich. F h:^ N. Wood st Pants
1739 Kuchan. Charles rao \V. Twenty-fifth Nt. . . ICoats
1740 KufTel. Philip 6:U Dickson *t '*
174rKuh. Nathan & Fischer Franklin <fe V. Buren sts.lClothinir
1742KuhIman. Emil 746 hake st Tailorinir
Pants
Merchant tailorinir
1743 Kuhm. Jacob i23S Twenty-second pi
1744 Kuhn, William 197 Wabash av
1745 Kuhneraan. .Martin 3SI E. Forty third st..
1746 Kuhneman. Mux :<M " , .
1747 Kuhsick.Kate 443 Desplaines st [Dressmakinsr
1748 Kuink. B 5i0 Nineteenth st
1749'Kulin. Carl 106 Fifth av
1750' Kultffren. Lars ; 197 Townsend st
1751 Kuftiraer. Caroline 474 W. Thirteenth pi
Coats.
1752'Kunel. John 471 W. Twentieth st iCoats
Vest"*
Boys* coata...
GARMENT MAKERS.
267
Makers — Continued.
1
1
•
cr
0
3
(V
0
Number of fami-
lies on premises..
Basement . :
Over stable or shed
In livinir rooms...
Condition of shop.
Shop fronts
Girls under 16
years
4
: tf
B
1
1
1
1^
. ^
o
<
n
o
<
a»
vj
P
CA
Children under 16
years
Total number of
employes
168^
Yes..
No...
« 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
No...
ft •
• ft
ft •
Yes..
No...
4 4
4 4
• 4
4 (
4 4
4 4
Yes..
• •
No...
4 .
4 4
N
Yl
0. . .
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yard . .
1
7
2
3
13
3
6
1
1
2
1
i
1
2
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
12
1
1
1
2
1
1
11
'i
31
11
1{
ll
;<i
1
\
1
4
i
11
1
2
ll
li
5
11
2
2
4
90
2
ll
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1
1
1
2
4
3
1
7
i
•■■•••
i
3
6
......
1
4
6
«
i
i
7
1
14W3
PS..
1
1
2
3
I
11
2
8
S
18
1<f84
4 4
4 •
t 4
4
1085
1
Fair...
Street.
Yard . .
3
1
15
1686
1
19
1f;87
N
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0.. .
Street.
Yard..
Street.
4 •
3
IfWR
PH..
1 3
4
2
4
7
2
*>
! 2
I
3
! 3
1
Fair...
4 •
3
10
19
1(«9
4 4
t t
4 4
No...
Yes..
4 *
( 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
1
1690
Yes. .
3
1
4
1691
Fair...
i '•
1
4
169?
Yes. .
iClean.. *•
Pftir . 1 '•
1
169;^
Yes..
1
1
1694
•• 17
44 .••-■•
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yard . .
1
1695
1
1696
Clean..
4 4
1
3
1697
Yes..
1
1698
1
3
1699
Yes.. Fair...
4 4
Street.
Yard..
1
1700
N.
D,
1
1701
ft ft
. i
2
1
3
3
3
4
4
Yes..
IFair. . .
7
11
1702
Yes..
4 4
4 i
i 4
4 4
4 4
• 4
4 4
1
Clean..
iFftir...
4 4
Clean-
4 4
Street.
♦ •
4 4
4 k
4 4
4 *
4 4
4 <
4 4
Yard..
1
170;<
Yes. .
1
1704
i
' 1
3
1705 • *
2
1706 *•
Yes..
1
1707 "
......
Fair...
7
16
35
1708
4 •
4 4
Yes..
Yes..
Yes..
1
1701^
Clean..
1
1710
N(
Y<
r>. ,
....
1
2
2
1711 'No...
PR.
5
2
1
2
2
Fair...
, . . _ .
1
5
17iy
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
4 4
4 .
4 4
4 4
No...
4 4
Yes..
4 4
Yes..
1
1713
Yes..
Attic
■ ••A** ■•^■••aa
Street.
Yard . .
1
1714
1
5
1
2
1715
Clean..
Fair...
Clean..
Street.
4 4
4 4
4 4
• »
Street.
4 4
ft ft
ft ft
»>
1716
1
1717 No...
1
2
3
1718
4 4
Yes..
4 4
4 4
«•••••
1
1719
N<
0. . .
1
1720
. 4
1
H
Yes.! ■'•■•■■"
1
1721
4 4
• •
• 4
Clean.
Fair. ..
3
1722 Yes..
Ni
Yi
N<
Yt
D. , .
...... ......
1
1723 No...
3S..
2
1
24
2
iri4 Yet»..
.
1
30
1725 No. . .
^8..
?
2
3
1
?
1
2
«
2
1
8
ft ft
• ft
1
ir26 **
. 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
« t
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
3
3
4
10
1727 ••
Yes..
ft ft
■ ft
Yard..!
6
1728 • '
Yes.. Clean..
1
1
iri9! • *
- 6
1
30
1730 • *
Fair...
. 4
1
1731
4 4
• 4
4 4
4 4
Yed..
Strpftt J
1
1732
1 4. ,
2
17:«
Yes..
i
I
1734
4 4
.........
Yard..
I
1735 ' •
Street.*
" 1
Yard..'
4 4
9
14
1736 •*
Yes., i Fair...
. . .
1
1737 Yes..
N<
Yt
>,
1
4
1
7
54
7
1738 No...
>H..
2
3
2
Yes.. Fair".
1
1739 ' *
ft ft
4 4
Street.
1 4
••
ft ft
1
3! i
13
1740 '*
6
18
174l'Ye8..
Nc
Yc
>. , .
150
1742 No...
kB..
2
2
Clean-
Fair...
2
1743 •*
it^
1
3
5
1744
YhS..
• 4
No...
4 4
Yes..
• •
No...
Yes..
No..
N<
). ..
Yes..
1
1745
1 4
2
3
4
1
Clean..
1
2
1746
Yes..
t 4
No...
• 4
Yef..
No...
Yes..
Yes..
Pftip " '
1
1747
4. - .. ■• i ..
1
7
2
1748
Clean.. Yard ,.
Fair... Strppt !
27
48
1749
1
1760
1
10
Yes..
4 4
Yard..
1
1751
Street.
4 4
3
3
17521
Yes..
Fair...
• •
....1
2
—17
258'
FACTORY IXSPECTORS REPORT.
Gamimi
Name.
Lac nt ion.
Branch of Indiistrj
1753 Knndson. L. B
1754 Kune, WilliRm
1755;Kiiiilm, Charles
1756 Euppenbeimer. B. & Co.
1757 Kuril rst, Joseph
1758 Kurnebaere, Christian
1769 Kurtz, Frank
1780 Kurtzman. Louis
1761 Kurzinski. Frank
1762 Kusat. Anton
1763 Kussik, Benjamin
1761 Ku8ic, William
1765 Kusa, Georgre
1766|KnRzyuski, Michael
1767,Kuszyuski, Robert
176S.Ky,leen, M
155 N. May at Tailorincr
30 Bissell at Coats
36 Cleveland av **
246 Franklin st Clothinff
59.Tellpl iGoats
46 Keenon st Vests and pants .
716-718 N. Ashland av. . . . Pants
192 E. Washington st . . . . Coats
718 N. Ashland av Pants
756 Alport st Coats
510 W. Nineteenth st **
405 W. Eriest "
133Wellsst **
670Dickson8t "
478 Elston av * '
144LaSallest "
1769,
1770,
1771 !
1772
1773,
1774!
1775
1776;
1777
1778!
1779'
1780
1781'
1782!
1783
1784'
1785
1786;
1787 1
17881
i78i»:
1790
17.) 1
17I»2
1793
1794
1795
179(;
1797
179S
im\
1800
ISOl
1802i
1803
1S04
1805,
1806'
1807
1808
1809
1810
ISII
1812;
1813
ISU
1815
1816
1S17
1818
1819
1820,
1821,
1822
Laarreld. Henry 227 Vine st
Labatka. Joseph 136 Jane st
Lachman. J l341 Blue Island av
Lacy. Edward S '2828 Cottage Grove av . . .
Ladinsky & Hanus 1684 W. Twentieth st
Lafferty. William G.
LaFortune, LJlric
Lagerholra. Carl
Lagerholm.C. F
Ijfigerquist. Charles.
LahoMa, Anton.
236Townsend st.
614 W. Van Buren st.
228 E. Lakest
44-46 La^alle St.
1000-1002 Sheffield av.
387 Washburn av
Pantft
Coats
Repairing
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Lakeside Tailor 13003 Cottage Grove av.
369 N. Wabansia av
112 E. Harrison st.
196-200 Market st. .
996 W. Lakest
530 N. Park av
16 Marion st
Lakke.GilbertL
Lamansky, Abraham.
Lamm & Co
LaMontain, Israel
Lampkci. John
Lana, Hans
Lanasky. Isaac .4844 S. State st
Landber. George 1227-233 N. May st
Landgraft. Mrs. Lena 202 Gaul t pi
Landgraft. Mrs. Minnie '202 Gault ct
Lang, Adolph 340 Flournoy st
Lang, Evans & Co i242-244 Market st
Lang. Gustav A: Co ^2643 Cottage (Jrove av.,
Langdon (The) Shirt Co 271-281 E. M adison st. . .
Lunge, Frederick 596 W. Madison st
Lango, Gustav 563 W. (Jhicago av
Lanirren. Kdward -40 Wendell st
Lanita Tailoring Co il97 S. Western av
Lanr/,. Frank L 144 LaSallest
Lanxner, Simon !547 Blue Island av
Larentron. Albert 72 Dickens av
Larson. August 228 E. Lake st
Larson, Carl J 627 Sc'iool st
Larson. Carl 8J)3 Sheffield av
Larson, Carl ;144 LaSalle st
Larson. Charles M 1228 E. Lake st
Larson. Charles M 237 R. Madison st
Larson. Frank 116 Oak st
Larson. Fritz 207 K. Franklin st
Larson, Gustav nW N. Kairfield av
Larson, (iustav s5S N. Wu.slitenaw av . .
Larson. Hans 22W Ohio st
Larson, Henry HM\. Monroe st
Larson. John IS Mill st
Larson, John 22S E. Lake st
Larson. John 237 E. Madison st
Larson. .John ,355 W. Ohio st
Larson. John B 10 Whitlug st
Larson. Knute M 97 N. Centre av
Larson, L. P '221 Huron st
Larson, Lars P^ |22 W. Temple st
Larson, Lars 879 Seminary av
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Repairing
Clothing
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Vests
Boys' coats
Cloaks
White pants and aprons.
Merchant tailoring.
Shirts
Merchant tailoring
Coat.<i
Merchant tailoring-
Coats
Repairing
Vests
Coats
Tailoring
Pants
Coats
Vests
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Vests
Coats
Vests
Pants
1 I
GARMENT MAKERS.
259
Jd'akers — Continued.
1
t
1
1
t
O
3 1
B 4
» 1
: 1
i 'Si 1
1 '§1 1
« 2. '
_ J ;_ ^_y_ ' _:
No i
Yes.. 5 ----- -
1 Over stable or'
1 shed j 1
<
0 .
3 ;
»
3 1
ee 1
1
Couditi'nof shop
1
1
Shop fronts
' Girls under 16
1 years
1
1 Boys under 16
1 years
, Females over 16
' years
*t w
«
: 0
. »*
'■;
1
1
28
3
i
I
6
4
1
\
2
1
I
3
1
3
1
2
1
4
3
20
1
1
1
1
7
1
4
8
1
8
1
•>
..
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
i
5
!: 11
> 2
\ 1
i ^K
S3
•
: 5!
• p
j! &
1
i •
• i
1
1 * 8
! 3
5
!
I
'■ i
1 . • ■ . . .
1
1::::;:
1
1 2
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
i:::::::
1
1
'•■•■■■
■1
!
1'
. 1
I,::::::
1,..- —
1;
1
1
Total number of
employes..... .^
1753
Yes..
No...
4 4
Yes..
ft ft
No. . .
* 4
Yes..
No. .
1
nipAn..!
Yard . .
1
1
21
1
25
1754
Yes..ir.'."r.'.i
Street.
1
r
1756
3!
No
3!
ft ft > 1 ft ft
j 1 ftft
!'.!;!!'CleanV.: "
iFair...j **
*
;:
1
1756
1757
......
Y«k'!
,
2
4
30
7.
1758
Ym.. 4' ••
2 "
1
1759
ft 1
. ft
1 ft
......j.......
1
10
17
10
12
1760
1761
No 1
Fair...'
li::::::
31.
17
1762
.•iiYea..
Yes..
ft t 1 1 •
•• Yard..
IStreet.
Fair...| **
, Yard . .
Clean..! Si refit.
**i
1
1763
8; 16
1 i
35
1764
■ 1765
• 1 • •
4. j ..
t 1 * •
2
Yes..;
1
i
1766
1767
6.::::.
. . ^ . _ _ 1
3|!..!.. ■ 12
5; 10
21
19
1768
1769
Yes..
No...
Ye*.,
No.,.
Yes..
4 a
No...
Yes..
■ 4
4 t
No...
4 •
Yes..
No...
Yes..
No...
« 4
Yea..
No...
Yes..
No...
4 ■
4 •
No.
Yes.. 2
No... 4
I
B^air...i
Fair...
Clean..
ft .
Yard ..
1
• ■•■■• •■ « •
1
8
1
I
1 12
1770
1
ft ft
.............
2
1771
• ft
Yes..
No...
Yes. .
i
Fair... 'Street.
ft 4 a ft
Yard..
Street.
Clean..' "
ftft ft ft
Pair... **
1 ;
«
1772
1
iV.'.'.'.'.
Yes..
1
.. ..1
1
.1778
1774
••
1
1 ' 4
6
1 1
1 ^^
1 8
.1775
2
3
1776
No... i
1
, 1
.1777
ft ft
3
1778
Yes..
i- lYard ..
.•••.•,.•.•••)<-••..
1
-1779
6 Yek'
1
Street,
ft ft
' ' I
2
' 4
1780
3-
Yes..
Fair...
1 ,
1
1781
No ;
Clean.. '*
Fair. . . 1 "
2 11
1 1
17
1782
Yes.. 1
No '
•••*•■
' 3
1788
River..
Street,
ft ft
>
|...... ■•....
' 1
ao
1784
Yes.. 1
Yes..
Fair...
1
1785
•* , 3
No...,
1
1
Clean..
1 1
1786
•
t
Yard..
Street
■ ' 1
1 2-
1787
Yes. .
IYm. ' t
........ 1
Fair. ..
1
^788
No.. .
::::..'..::.:'':::. :::---
ftft ft «
14
1
21
1789
Yes. .
4
1
1 ' * ' * " *
lYes..'
: j
1780
•* ' 5
4 Yes..
No
ftft 1 • ft ft
1
1791
Allev. .
3
22
' 7
1792
I
1 30
1793i No. . .
Yes.. 2;
No. . .
1
Yes. .
Fair...
1
; 1
1794
Yes..
No...
Yes..
No -
45
' 53
1795
Yes.. 4
1
Yes. .
Clean..
1 1
1796
3
No
2
1797
Fair. . . '
' 1
1
1798
Yes-.i 2
No
\
Clean.. IStreet.
Fair... "
Clean.. **
Fair... "
Clean . ' '
ft . ft .
Yard...
1 1
1799, Ye«..
' 1
' 1
IHOOl ' '
'* Yes..
Yes.. 1 Yes..
No
1
1
2
1801) No...
1802. Yes..
1
6
! 7
1
1 I
1803 No...
Yes,. 4i
No ..' 1
1
'Yes..
I
i 2
1804, Yea..
1
1
IHOo ••
t «
• «
Ye.S .
1
1
Fair... Street,
ftft . a
ft i ft .
Clean.. "
1 1
1
1,S06 * *
,
1
^ . a • ■ a •
1
1807 •*
■
>
1
1
1
1808;No ..
IN09| ■•
R
jVes..
1
81 Yes..
No
ft ft
Yard...
1
1
1810; Yes..
1 " ■ • • *
1
Clean..
I
' 5
18Il'No ..
Yes. . 1
6
1
Street.
Yard..
Street .
1 '
I 1
18121 ' *
1
Fuir...
! :
4
M
18 13; Yes..
No..
Yes.
No ..
« ft
Yes..
• •
No ..
Yes..
1
1
1 1
1814>No ..
; 1
\
1
1 • ■ ' ■ * *
t'air. . .
Clean.,
ft .
Fair...
Y'ard...
i
I
-Wis! Ye* .
1816 *•
1
1
1 1
Street,
ft ft
Yard...
Street.
Yard...
Street.
i '
' 1
'"* '" '..:' . ..
1 1
1817 No . .
1
Yps. 1 1
' ::....' 12
14
18181 ••
1819 Yes .
l820^No ..
1 3.; ••
t
1 1
,Ye».;
Fair...
ft ft
1 16
2
t
' .' . .'
16
1 27
.1821 1 Yes..
No... 3
Yes.. 2
1 • ■ • • * •
, ft. 1 .ft
j ft. ^ ftft
I
5
1 8
.ISSZlNo ..
-Yes.
' 1
1 3
260
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Garment
Name.
Location.
Branch of Industry-
1823
1824
1825
1826
1827
1828
1829
18S0
1831
1832
1833
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
Larson, Louis..
Larson. Martin.
Larson, Soren..
Larson. S.
LashinBky. Samuel
Lashennky & Co. . .
Laskin & Ziff 1 195-197 Market
Lasner, Max 11478 Lake st
Lauer. John ,763 N. Mozart st
162 Barclay st
40 Wendell st
50 W. Huron st
ISHillHt
481-4^ S. Halsted st
247*2 Jackson blvd..
St. . . .
Lauterer. Qeorire
Lavak. Aufrust
Lavery. E. H. & Co
Lary, Mrs. B
Lawrence, Bennett
Lawrence. Charles
Law»on, riohn A
Leberman, Benjamin '37 W. MadiRon st.
Lebermann. L 128 W. Twelfth st
183»,LeadiD8r8hoeCo.
1840
1841
1842
1843
1944
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
164-166 E. Madison st . . .
112 JohD.stone av
154 E. Washington st...
54 McReynolds st
733 DickHon st
164 Fifth av ,
266 W. Madison st
217-219 State st
Leberstein, Louis .
Leblane. Joseph ..
Lediibai. John
Lee. Albert E
Lee. John L
LeeGros, F. A
Leeser. Levi & Co
Lehraann, Carl.
3263 S. Ualsted st...
44-16 LaSullc st
221 Grand av ,
249 Aufttin av ,
152 N. Sansramon st . .
314 Lamoyne st
165 Market st
724 Mozart st
1850' Lehmann. Theodore L 85 Hijrh at
1851 Leibach. J .87-89 E. Waahinfirton
1852 Lei bman. Isaac 272 W. Thirteenth st.
1863 Leigh. C. A 474 W. Madison 81
18541 Lein. S 596 Ha*ldon av,
1855lLei.ser. Edward
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1809
1870
Tailoring
Coats ....
Children's coats . .
Tailoring
Furs
Merchant tuilorinff
Vests
Flacrs and regalia . .
Coats
Merchant tailorinir
Children's coats . . .
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring
RepalriniC
Merchant tailoring
Repairinir
Coats
Tailoring
Shoes
Vests
waists.
st,
Leiser. L.
Shirts and
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Repairing
Merchant tailorisg
Pants
5309 Princeton av
,1550 Wabash av ..
Lenke. Albert ill56 N, Ualsted st.
Lenow.<«ki. Michael .
Leon, Kalmon
Leonard, Carl
Leopold. Charles G.
Lenak. Joseph
Leska, (^harles.
123 Cleaver st
118 E. Twenty-second st.!
5 Gardner st
165 Van Huren st
669 W. Twenty-flfth St..
575 Loonii» st
Levee, Jacob ' 1227 .\riiiitage av
Levenson. M.
Levenson Bros
Levi, Ghibe
Levin. Morrin
Levin, O. J. & Co,
1871 1 Levin, Ruben
1S72 Levin. Samuel ....
18731 Le Vinson, Max.
1874
1875
1S76
1877
1878
Levinson & Bernstein 197
l^evy. David '304
273 Blue Island av .
198 W. Twelfth St..
564 N. Ashland av..
534^2 S HHlsted st .
145 E. Indiana st ...
37 S. Green st
UODeKovenst
586 S. Sanf?amon st
E. Madison st
W.
Levy, Harris
Levy, Isaac.
Levy, Louis .
1879 Levy. M. E 199 N.
18W, Levy. Samuel ' 170 S
Madison st.
109 E. VnnBuren st.
203 Fourroenth pi ...
:i49Biue l«<landav ..
Cliirk st
(.'iinton st
Repairing
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Merchant tailoring
(yOBtS
Merchant tailorine
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Clothing
Button holes
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Boys* coats
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Buttonholes..
Merchant tailoring
•d st
18S11 Levy. H. & Son '576 HnM c
1852 Levy Tailoring Co I US Fi ft h av
1853 Lewald. Hendrick i99 Oak st
1854 LawanJowsky, Joseph |6S3 Holf av
1885,Lewin, Louis itW B wiuau st ....
1886'l^ewin, Ruben 37 Newbury av ...
J8S/ Lewin, A. & Son j2;i4-236 Market st.
1888 Lewis. B 14 Newbury av....
1889 Lewis, M.N !279 S. Clark st . . . .
18901 Lewis, M. H.
1891 1 Lewis & Solomon.
1S92! Libera, Joseph
3i« S. Centre av .
127-12!) Market st
770 Alport St....
Coats .
Skirts.
Coats .
Cloaks
Shirts.
PanU.
Coata.,
Muslin
Coats..
underwear.
GABHENT MAKEKe.
.Makers— Cottiiuned.
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1:
0. . ll
F>ir...
S;- Ii;-;;;:
Si:: J;;;:;:
1
5... .y„.
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t
:: ;;;;;;;i;:;;;;
Kiir:::
Cle»n .
?, ^-
Cleaa..
Pair...
„. '::::::
:;::::'Yi.-:
?-, 1
Street. .
"S:::
. Y«rd...
. Street. .
I Street. '.
.'Alley.. ■
..iFalr... 'Street. .
.. Filtby. ■■
..I (Yiwd...
Alley.,
..ICleBQ.Yud...
..|FBlr...,8t ■
..Clean. I
.., AlloT,.!.
..Fair. ..Street. I.
..Filthy. ;;
262
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Garfiieiif
Name.
Location.
Branch of Industry
18931 Lichtenstein. D. & Co 1112-114 Fifth av Cloth caps and hats.
1894lLichtenstein& Freeman 231.Jafkson st I
49 Jane st iCoats
518 N. Ashland av ' **
895
896
897
898
899
900
901
902
90:^
904
905
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
911
Lincoln, Henry
Lincoln, Hyman
Lincoln- Bartlett Co |46 Jackson st Shirts.
Lind. August 1228 R. Lake st : . . jCoats..
Lind, Lambert Clark and S. Water ats.-j '* ..
Lind Bro« 230 Townsend st t Pants..
Lindahl. F. B 1106 Fifth av 'Coats. .
Lindberg, Alfred Clark and S. Water sts . .
Lindberir, Axel 1853 Sheffield av
Lindberfir, (i 1624 Mapiewood av.
Lindblad & Johnson 'l88Gault pi Vests.
Lindbaum, Christian 272 N. Hnlsted st Pants
Lindee, C L 122 LaSalle st Coats
Lindell, Charles A 186 Richmond st
Lindemaii. Charles 517 N. Winchester av
Linden, Charles !6 Sedgrwick st
Lindenburgr, Mrs. E 540 Milwaukee av Vests
Llndenthal & Goodman 242-244 S. Market st Clothing. . . .•
Lindeerbers:. Mrs. Ellen 538 Milwaukee av Vests
Linder, James 741-745 Lincoln st Coats
Lindh. Frank C lll48N. Halsted st Merchant tailorlnr
Lindholm, Frank A 144 Vedder st ' Vests.
Lindholm. John 317 N. Franklin st.
Lindholm, Knute {228 E. Lake st
Lindholm, S. O '237 E. Madison st
Lindholm, Theodore '305 Orleans st.
Pants.
Goats.
Lindine. V 1228 E. Lake st Coats
Merchant taijoriner.
5240 LaSalle St.
218 N. May st . .
550Ji^\^ Superior st Merchant tailoring.
Coats.
Finisher.
Coats.
Lindolph, Joseph
Lindquist, Andrew
Lindquist, Axel
Lindquist, Ole 134 E. Monroe st.
Lindsay, J. P. & Co 1157 E. Washington st
L=ndstein, Frank J ...81-83 Elm st
Lindstrom, Aaron i983 Hcrndon st
Lindstron, E. W 1 125 Dearborn st
Linker.Elias i300 W. Taylor st
Linn Bros '9117 Commercial av !Merchant t«ilorinc<
Linffstrom, John M 133 S. Clark st , Coats '.
Linowiecki, Michael 1 123 Cleaver st I Merchant tailoring
Linquisl, Andrew !228E. Lake st iCoats
Linquist, August '190 E. Division st [Pants
Linquist. B 1741-745 N. Lincoln st .Coats.
Merchant tailorinfir.
Vests
Coats
Merchant tailorinir.
Coats.
Linwahl. John C 596 Evergreen av .
Linowicke. Michael {12S Cleaver st.
Linquist. C {40 Wendell st.
Linquist. Ludwig ;898 Seminary av
Clark and S. Wat«r sts.
433 S. Halsted st
194 S. Clark st
221 W. Twelfth st
116-118 Fifth av
Pants.
Coats.
Merchant tailoriDg.
Coats
Knee pants..
Coats
Merchant tailorins
Linson. Eric
942.Lintz & Varinek.
943 Lippert, Merman
944>Lippman. Jennie
945{Lipman & Liss ..
946 Lippmau & Liss !Now Era bidg
1947;Lipski. Saul l25l S Clark st
948 Liska, Joseph 760 W. Nineteenth st.
949 Lisky, Joseph 805 S. Ashland av
950,Litvan. Jost'ph 441 S. Desplalnes St..
9511 Livingston. Aaron 9S Market st Shirts.
952'Ljunggren. J. N 'iSS Gault ct jCoats
953 Loc«lso. Michael IW F'«»rquer st Merchant tMloring..-
954|Lochert. Herman 410 Wells st iCoats
955|Locke, J. L 254 2.'58 Monroe st |Children\<^ headwear
956'Loder. Theodore 720N. Ashland av Coats
957' Loe. Hans 1265 Noble st .Pants
958 Loeik, August 637 S. Union st iCoata
959 Loenstein. L. & Co 1196-200 Market st , Clothing.....
960|Lofbla<i, A. G 182 Johnstone av iCoats
961 Loh r. Peter 8;i4 S Ashland av * '
962| Long, J ames 167 Dearborn st i Merchant tailoring . •
963 LonifJey, Low «i: Alexander 11 .S. Water st Hats and cap*
GARMENT MAKERS.
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1910 No ..
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1917 No ..
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1930 'No ..
1931; Yes .
1932; *•
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1984 'Yes .
1935iNo ..
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1940 No..
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Oarment
Nftme.
Location.
Branch of IndastiT-
LonicEyk. Joseph . .
Lopichovski, bYank
Lord, M. B
Lor'^nsen. Albert
Lorin. August , 237 E. Madison St.
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1978
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1960
1961
1962
19831 Lundahl & Co
Love. Miss
Lovett. M. R.
Lowitz. Simon
Lubiejuski, Bertha
Lucas. James
Luoasek. Mathew..
Lucziwek. Andrew
Luhke. Carl
Luepke, Pred
Lukes. Albert
Lukes & Pelix
Lund. Charles
Lund. August
Lund. S. B
416 W.Ohio St.
256-260 E. Madison st
384 N. Franklin St....
146 Blackhawk st . . . .
491 N. Twentieth st . .
763 Alport st
285 Cornell st
561 S. Af«hlanda7....
461 W. Chicago av...
118 Fifth av
110 Fifth av
67 Bingham st
13^ Monroe st
620Talman av
165 Wabash av
144 LaSalle st
62 N. Clark st
lai Milton av
424 Thomas st
763 N. Mozart st
8^ Seminnry av
144 LaSalle st
6831 Green st
157 Gault ct
929 Kimball av
188 Gault pi
145 E. Indiana st
144 LaSalle st
lUrVedderst
Landin. David 261 Courtland st
Lupace. Thomas >254 Washburn av
Luschner &Bohn ;141E. Illinois st
Lutz. Charles ,98 E. Forty-third st..
Lyberg, Oscar ,42 Wendell st
Lund green. Miss Emma
Lundgren. Oscar
Lundin. S
Lundquist. John
Lundberg. J ohn E
Lundell, Oscar
Lundstrom, George
Lundstrom, Oscar
Lundquist. Fred
Lundquist, John
Lundquist & Olson
Lundstrom. A. P
Lundstrom, John
Lundstrom. O. L
797 W. Division st.
805 Alport st
USE. Adams st...
72 Dickens av.
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Coats
vests
Shirtwaists
Pants
Cloaks
Coats
1984
1965
1966
1987
1968
1969
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003iLyezwek. John ^U N«lile st
Coats and vests
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Vests
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Vests
Pants
Vests
Coats.
Vests
Coats.
Vests
Coacs.
VesU
Coats.
Repairing
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Coats
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
1025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2a31
2032
2033
Maack. Edward
Maas. Emil
Mader, Frank
Mader. Joseph
Madison (The) Tailors.
Mackee. Frank
Magendock, Frank
MagnuRson, Emil
Magnusson. Frank
Magnusson, Nels
Magnusson. Nels
Mahoney. Theresa
eke. Charles
ec, Frank
Malek, Joseph
Malleh. Woolf
mstrom. Andrew ...
oney. M
tz Bros
tz. Morris
tz & Sons
Mandel. Simon
Mandel Bros
Maudlin. Peter
Manhattan Tailors
Manhert. R
Maunke. Frank
Mannes, Jacob
M araHh . Thomas
Mara vek. Frank
Ma
Ma
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278Clyboumpl
571 Cleveland av
56 Tell pi
552 Dickson st
366 W.Madison St....
450 N. Ashland av....
718 N. Wood st
291 N. Franklin St....
145 Town send st
228 E. Lakest
811 Hprndon st
1484 W. Polk st
823 N. Winchester av
851 S. Woodst
1060 Riirhteenth pi ...
364 W. Fourteenth st
357^2 Ru.shst
187 E. Superior st . . . .
220 Maxwell st
418 W. Fourteenth st
492 S. Morgan st
iWl S. Clinton st
117123 State %t
176 Milwaukee av
79 Dearborn st
461 S. Clinton st
31 Marion st
518 S. Hnistedst
1 Franklin st
722 Loomis st
Knee pants.
Coats
Pants
: Merchant tailoring
Coats....-
Pants
Coats
iPants
iCoats
i Vests
I Pants
I Coats.
{Cloaks
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GoaU.
{Repairing
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! Cloaks and furs —
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Coats.
Coats
GARMENT MAKERS.
265
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1966lYe8 .
19671NO ..
1968! Yes .
1969iNo ..
1970; Yes .
19711 No ..
1972' *•
1973 •*
1974 '•
1»75' •*
1976 **
1977' **
19281 YeA .
19TO} ••
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1981 ! •'
1982, *
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1984; ••
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1967 No ..
1968 Yes .
1969iNo.
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1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
19971 *•
1996(No...
1999i *'
2000; ••
20011 ••
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2004 No...
2006! *
2006! "
20071 Yes..
2008] "
20091 No...
2010; • *
201 Ij Yes..
2012, No...
20131 Yes..
20141 No...
20151 Yes..
2016, No...
2017|Ye8..
2018; No...
20191 ••
20201 *•
2021' '•
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2023 **
2084 ••
2025} No...
2026 Yes..
2027
2028
2029
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No...
2030 Yes..
2031
2032
2(88
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26G
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Garm^t
NRnie and Location.
Locution.
Branch of ludnbtrj.
TXXU
2035
2036
2037
2038
2040|
2041
2042
2043
2044
2045
2046
2047
2048
2049
2050
2051
2052
2053
2054
a055
20561
2057!
2038'
2059 !
;:060I
2061'
2062
2063
2064
2065
20661
2067'
206!)j
20691
2070,
2071 '
2012,
20731
20741
2075i
2076
20771
20781
2079
20b0i
20811
2082;
,2083'
20841
2085!
2(^i
2087i
2088
2089
2090
2091;
2092
2093:
2094
2095i
• 2096 >
2097;
• 2098'
2099,
. 21001
2101
2102
2103
2104
Maroovitz. H 3126^'.' Cottajre Grove av .
Marcucci, G 149 E. Erie st
Marcus, Abraham 466 VV. Maditton st
Marcus. Samuel ,3751 Cottage Grove av . . .
Marcus Bros ,466 W. Madison st
Marek, James 616 W. Fourteenth st
Margffraf. Fred 507 W. Twelfth st
Marklund. Axel 106 Fifth av
Marko. Frank 450 N. Ashland av
Marko. W 34 E. Monroe st
Marks. Harris 569 S. Canal st
Marks. Morris 201 Newbury av
Marks Bros 396 Wells st
Marks. H. W. & Co Franklin & Monroe sts. .
Markson Bros 816 \V. Madison st
Marous, I^nacius 245 Blue. Island av
Marquardt. Marg'aret 932 Twenty-flrst pi
Marquardt, Mrs. Emma 1029 Hoyne av
Marshall. Isadore 49 N. State st
Marshall Tailorinjr Co 218-220 Market st
Marshlik, Thomas 53 W. Twenty-fifth st. . . .
Marahleck. Thomas 443 Nineteenth at
Martens, John 0 955 W. Eighteenth st ....
Martenson. Mafirnus 977 Seminary av
Martin, Fred 292 S. Campbell av
Martin, James 455 \V. Twenty-fifth st. . .
Martinek. .vi rs. A 426 W. Eighteenth st. . . .
Martinek. Charles 705 W. Eighteenth pi ... .
Martenik. Louis 1625 W. Seventeenth st . . .
Masek. P 581 W. Nineteenth st
Mashin, Frank 580 N. Francisco st
Mftssari, H. W. & Co 242-244 Market st
Mastens, John 955 W. Eighteenth st . . . .
Masten Co 2901 ('ottage 'Grove av . . .
Mateika, John '509 W. Sixteenth st
Matezka, T 607 Loomis st
Matezynski, Anton 'l Franklin st
M athans, Joseph 584 W. Nineteenth st
Matfaew8, G. W. & Son Michigan av. A Monroe st
Mathews & Co u 126 State s\
Matonsek. Frank 572 S: Centfe av
Matonsek, F 70 Emma st
Matonsek. Michael i771 Alport st
Matson, Andrew 868 N. Troy at
741-745 N. Lincoln st
Mattson, Carl
Matum. Andrew A
Matuschef sky. William
Matz, Frank
Matz. George
Maurer, Charles
Moose, John
Mayers. Abraham 166»2 S. Desplaines st
MoBride. D. M 15911 Wentworth av...
McCarthy. M. H M Monroe st
McCarthy & Demerath !283 Dearborn st
McClelland. J. D 570 W. Madison st. ...
Tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Vests
Coats
jMerchant tailors*...
Tailoring
I Repairing
(Merchant tailoring
Coats
I Pants
'Merchant tailoring
I Tailoring
Coats
I Pants
I Coats
Pants
ICoata
1 Mittens and stockings.
jCoats
Pants
Coats
Embroidering
Pants
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
237 E. Madison st
175 Dearborn nt
998 N. Winchester av
42 Ingram st
274 W. Twelfth St....
685 N. Ashland av...
622 Wells St.
iVesta
[Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Coats
Dressmaking
Gloves
Vests
t Merchant tailoring
iShirts
Merchant tailoring
McCurrach. James & Co
McDonald, P. C
McDowell (The) Co '78 State st
McFadden, N 776 Sedgwick st
254-256 Market -t.
115 Dearborn st
McKeever. Edward
237 E. Madison st
19 Beeigoven pi..
34 Monroe st
McLean, W.S
McRae. John F i590 Lake st
McTyle, James i642 Harrison st
Mebel. George 893 N. Wood st
.Medicr. Joseph 552 Dickson st.
Meeka, J. U Shelby ct ...
Meine. William 14 Keenon .st. ..
Melander. Oscar 108-1 10 Fifth av
Neckwear
Merchant tailoring.
Dress cutting
Vests
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring;
Merchant lailoring
Repairing
Pant.s
Conts.
GARMENT MAKERS.
267
Hiokers — Continued.
Shop '...
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1
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6
5
5
1
Basement
1 ______ _ _
Over stable or
shed
1 1
In 11 vine: rooms..
o 1
S
Si:
B
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Fair...
Clean..
Fair...
••
• «
Clean..
Fair. . .
O
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•
•
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Street,
t >
• i
t i
t •
i t
« •
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Alley..
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
16 years
OB S3
■
•
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2
W'.''.
2
3
......
i
3
2
1
1
a
1
1
2
i
J
2
2
1 2
i
1
t " ' " "
1
(
2
Total number of
employes
2034
No .. Yes .
• • * *
•• 1 ••
* « t •
' * * *
• * » .
« « • •
1
1
2
2'
1
%
1
1
1
< '
8
8
2
3
3
4
4
3
1
1
2
i
1
3
3
1
1
2
2
, \
3
1
5
10
s
4
1 r
! 1
' 2
1
3
2^
3
1
8
1 1
1
1
1
3
1 2
15
4
1
2
1
4
4
2
4
2
T
4
1 1
1
2036
Yes .
• •
• *
.... .
•>
2086
_
•*
2037
'»
20S8
5
••«.••
.... .
1
2
2039
3
2
4
2040
Yes .
•>
2041
Yes .
No...
Yes .
No...
No...
>••••«
1
1
•>
2042
Yes.
No...
1
Yes .
Clean..
a •
Filthy.
'>
2043
1
2044
Yes .
4' *
I
Street.
Yard...
Stri^et.
• <
• •
t >
t.
. •
River. .
3
4
I
10
2046
• • « .
3
1
1
Fair...
••
2
14
2046
14
2047
YftR .
No...
S
2048
• *
1
1
1
..... ...'
2
2049 No. J Ym
1
1
1
Clean..
Fair. ..
.....
A
2060
* • . «
* t • «
* » • «
1
2
1
1
21
7
2H
2061
1
* •
14
2062
'
4
2063
Yes .
No.. .
No...
1
1
■■''*"f''"'"'
......! - - -
:i
2054
Ya«
2
6
Yes. Fair...
1
t 1
Street.
Yard...
1
2
2065
• • * •
1
2056
Yes..
• *
No...
Alley..
1
4
1
6
2
J>
2067
t •
1 *
1 ,
1
2068
No... Yftd. .
; 3
1
lYes..
Fair...
i •
Fair...
Street.
• •
Yard..
» •
Yard..
•1
2069
Yah..
No...
2
1
S
20«>'"^*
k •
1
2061fNn ..Yas..
2
1
6
Yes .
Yes.
2
i
1
6
2062
2063
• . 1 • .
1
• •
Clean..
10
4
2064
•7
lYes..
River. .
1
2065
Yes..
No...
No...
10
• 8
1 . • • . • .
12
2066
Yftft.
2
Fair...
• •
*•
Yard...
Street
Yard...
Street.
Yard..
> *
Street.
Yard.. .
1
1
12
2067
• « • •
5
4
I
.»
2068 **
Yes..
i
i \
J
2069
* • • .
1 .
1
i .
> *
Clean..
♦>
2070
i
..
1
2071
Yes..
• •
No...
1
j
.... ^
9
1
In
2072
• •
■•••••<••••••
1
10
2073
ft ft ft ft
No ..'Yes..
• « 1 • •
* * 1 1
• • 1 . •
1
;
i
1
i
""io
5
7
.)
2074
1 2
3
4
J
1
L>
2075
... •..>......
Clean..
Fair...
> «
1 1
12
2076
,.,,..1 ...
n
2077
Yes .
• •
1
2078
Yes..
No ..
1
1
Street.
• •
Yard.. .
1
H
207»
••
,
1
2060
No ..iVea..
1
\ 1
1
3
2081
1
lYes..
(
5
1 9
1
7
2062
Yes..
No ..
1
t
. a
* t
Street.
I 1
1
14
20S3
No..
Yes..
No...
Yea..
Yes..
No...
1
i
Yes .
Pair...
1
2084
".'.V.\
1
3
12
2065
Yes..
No ..
! ***
......
Yes .
1
Clean-
Pair. . .
'Yard...
I
2066
iStrPAt.
•«•••«
I
2067
* >
1
t • t •
2
3
.{
2068
i
No...!YfiR.
1
1 •'
:l
2069
1
X
2090
• 1
Clean..
1
1 45
X
2091
■ •«»«•■•■■•■«
m
2002
1
1
4
, 4
2093
1
2
! 1
\
2004
ii'
\es..
!
Clean..
I
2005
Va«..
No...
• * 1 1
Fair... **
Clean..: Alley..
Fair...! Yard...
Clean.. -Street.
Fair... Yard..
* *
.2
2096 No ..
Yes..
No ..
41
Yes..
4
2007
Yes..
No. . .
2
WW.
1
,:::::.
6
1
10
1
2098
Vm .
3
2
3
(
4
2099
• * 1 « •
1 1 1 • •
Yes..
•
3100
Yes..
15
2101
Yes..
No.
No...
..Street.
• •
•i
2102
Vab
5;
5 Yes .
Yes.
......
■ I
2103
ft ft 1 ft ft
Y«ft. No
Fair...
.14
2104
■
.a t •
1
1
1
• (jJ arret.
FACTORY INSPECTORe' REPORT.
aiOTMelio.O. J,-..
StWHelkild, Mra.F...
210»lMellln. S..I ,
XllOIMcnuhisa, Aucnst.
Hll Heodet. Sitniuel ...
Heruisna. Emil
nger, Somael
Hati Bro
r. Srlve
UctiKBT. John ...
Ueyet.&.U
Meyar, Albert...
lerer. Henry
lersr. John D. .
leyer. L
leser, Louis
Meyer, William..
MeTGrboIer A ...
Mey erh»f er. .1 ob □
HeyeroviUli, Myt
"ch.el.J«nef...
chael, M
cfaalek. John
cb&elson. Benji
Mikkelmn. The
HikkelBan.T...
" ■ -eky.TLoii
...Theodore
er, iluiMv
iBBD. Kobert . .
___ ...R.Charlea W
2ITO.Miiichii. E
2111,Miiiartuet. PatrCirk Jt Son..
2mMiDlz,S. J
2m>Miicb>eleOD. B
2m,Mi»ek. Albert
2m'Misck.All*rt
M Monroe St
ISSS-Clukit
19 Altrlll St...
8:11 N. Rober Bt
ffi»-2« N. May dt. .
ai7K. Wella al
3HIS.CliDtoij>t....
TOO LoomlB at
JTZii.CeDtre »v
Un B. Twenty -leaaBd s
"•STweotT-secoDdpl..
Bruieh o( iDdottry.
C«ats
naita.'.\V^[\'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Voata
Ca^lxV.V.'.'.'.V.'.V.'.'.'.'.""'.
P»nt«...
Wrmpperi uid waiitB...
Qoate
ClOBkS
Coata
Fnra.;;::::;;:;:;!:::;!::;
Coata...
Hercbuit tftilorins
Coata.
Herehknt tallorinf
»97 W. MadlBon
182 ■■
308 E. Cbicaco BV
-JW.North «v
__.LaS>illeat
259 W. Fourteenth at .
8<9 S. Ashland Bv
TBWBdoat
tOThroopst
217 Fourteeatb ml
M1W. TwBDtlethat...
■'(Tellfll
-«TF. VanBurenat...
SNAvbland bt
NBtlonal Bank bide
28S W. iiuperlorat.
711 Elk Grove Bv.
Ut-7t6 N. Llncotn at...
HTW. Twentieth St....
35aT Sawyer et
ftlWWentworthBT....
laest^ieyBv!!!!!^:!!
lltZSW.EtehleeDthat.
Hi Dearborn av
lUUW. Twentieth at..
3M Blue Island av
UWrlRht Bt
iSWallerat
376 8. Franklin at
MOW. VanBuren at..
2U2W. Foaneenthat..
Clark and S. Water al
I26E. Thirty-aratat ..
5!>3We1l9 8t
19t Milton av
azs Dearborn it.
11SN. Halated at
287 15. Canal s(
MU N. Ashland Bv
«Z S.Clark at
MAsblandav
E17W. Fourteenth pi..
i:!S2 lawyer Bv
16I7TvreD*y-tlilrdBl..
Pants
Coata
Vesta"!!!!'.;!!!!"!!!!'
UeroLant tailoriac , .
Skirls. !!!!!
Tailorins...
Vesta!!!!'.!!
Coats...
Panla!!
moakn....
Tsllorine.
Merchant tBilorJDC -.
CoBta
Pants
HerohBOt UUiwinB ...
Pants ajid shirt*
Panta
Skirls
Ciothiue
TallorlnE"
Uerehant talloriag. . . .
Qloves
Hats and eapa
GARMENT MAKBBS.
269
Makers — Continued.
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2105
2U»
2Un
2106
2109
2110
2111
2112
2113
2U4
2115
2116
2117
2118
2119{
2120
2121
2122
2t2»
2124
2125
212b
2127
2128
2129
2130
2131
2132
2133
2134
2135
2136
2137
213H
2189
2140
2141
2142
2143
2144
2145
2146
2147
2148
2149
2150
2151
2152
2153
2154
2155
Yes
No..
Yes..
No..
Yes..
No..
Yes..
No.
• «
Yen
No.
Yes
No .
Yes
No-
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
• •
No .
• «
Yes
2156 No
2157
2158
2159
2160
2161
2162
2163
2164
2165
2166
2167
2168
2169
2170
2171
2172
2178
8174
2176
Yes .
So .
Yes.
No .,
Yes,
• •
• •
No .
Yes.
• •
No.^
Yes ,
No ..
No
« *
4 t
Yes..
No..
Yes. ,
* •
• «
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Yes.. I
No ..,
Yes
• 4
No.
• •
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« ■
No.
Yes
« •
• *
• 1
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« «
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» «
* •
« >
• *
» *
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No
• «
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No
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Yes .
No ..
Yes.
No .,
Yes .
No ..
Yes.
Yes .
No ..
Yes .
Yes .
No ..
Yes,
No ..
Yes .
Yes.
1 Yes.
2
1
8
6
2
3
2
^
6
Yes.
Yes.
Glean..
Yes.,
* •
Clean..
Pair.'.'.*
Fair...
Filthy.
Yes.
Fair. . .
Fair. . .
• *
Clean..
Fair..
Yes . Clean..
Pair...
Filthy.
Fair...
Yes.
Yes
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes!
* .
Clean..
Pair...
Clean .
Fair...
Pair." '. '.
* 4
Yes..
Yes..
Yes..
Pair..
Fair'.!
* •
Clean .
Alley..
Street.
Yard..
Yard...
Alley..
Street.
Yard.
4 •
» 4
Yard...
Street.
* •
4 •
• «
4 t
• t
» 1
1 •
< •
Yard...
Street.
Yard...
Alley..
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Yard..
Street.
« .
« t
OB
0
0
a
1
Yard..
Alley .
Street.
» «
• 4
• t
• •
4 •
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Yard..
Alley .
Street.
Clean
Clean .
Pair...
4 .
Clean .
Clean
Clean
• 4
• t
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 •
4 4
4 i
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
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2
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1
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1
12
i
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4
4
5
i
14
1
1
3
1
3:
2
5
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1
3
2
2
11
2
1
3:
1
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I
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2
3
3
3
1
1
1
2
2
2
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7
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5
3
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12
1
3
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6
1
3
3
3
1
i
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1
1
2
5
5
3
3
1
9
3
9
2
10
3
2
10
4
3
16
1
3
4
5
1
1
1
1
3
1 ..... .
3
. 1
1
1
2
1
6
5
1
15
5
2
11
2
5
5
7
26
28
2
3
2
2
2
3
11
1
2
2
1
1
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2
3
3
1
1
8
8
2
2
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1
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2
570
FACTOBY inspectors' REPORT.
Garment
Name.
Location.
Branch of Industrr.
2176
2177
2178
2179!
2180'
2iSl!
2182,
2183'
21841
2183;
2186'
21871
2188
21891
2190,
2191'
2192|
2193
2m!
2i!)5i
21961
21971
2198
2199
2200
22011
2202{
2203
22041
2205,
2206;
2207 1
-2208'
2209;
2210,
2211'
2212{
2213
22141
2215.
2216
'V> t7 .
2218
2219
'JZ20\
2221 1
2222
2223!
2224!
2225
2226
2227
2228'
2229
2230
2231
2232
223;)
2234
2235;
2236
2237.
2238
2239i
2240
2241
2242
22431
2244 1
22451
2246'
Mlsener Bros [113 £. Adams st
Mis»e1hom. Charles A 664 N. Clark at.
905 W. Madison st.
115 Monroe st
631 W. Madison st.
Mitchell. Harry
Mitchell. L. A
Mittcnthal & Flower
Mivoslowftke, Louis '559 N. Paulina st
Minarik, Prank i2J>36 Union av
Mochel, Charles 1615 W. Twelfth st
Merchant tailorinr*
* t
Coats.
233-235 E.Jackson St.. .
997 W. Madison st
358-360 Blue Island av..
Model Knitting Works
Model (The) Tailors
Modem (The).......
Modern (The) Tailor 479 N. Clark st
Modzian. Joseph 1652 N Paulina st
Moeasch. Thomas '240 S. Water st
Moeberff, Andrew ;42 Wendell st
Moesen. Charles i774 Lincoln av
Mohf, Henry 678 W. Nineteenth St..
Mohr. John R ;311 W. Twelfth st
Mohr, Mrs. Minnie !678 W. Nineteenth st. .
Mohr. M. N 106 Fifth av
Molin, John '21 Johnston av
Molkentlne. R !899 W. Twentieth st. . .
Monal, Claus A !6750 Peoria st
Monarch (The) Tailors !»>3 W. Madison st
Monash, Charles ':^56 Armitasre av
Monash. Charles ;348 W. North av
Monda. Albert 150 Augusta st
Monheit, R 1461 S. Clinton st
Monka, Peter 11031 N. California av. .
Manson. S > 1106 Fifth av
Month. Samuel ;870 N. Lincoln st
Montilin. J ames Il51-153 S. Clark st
Moore, H. & Co. Il31 Wabash av
Moran, Miss Kate 205 E. Ohiost
Morank, Joseph '90 Emma st
Moravec, Frank |722 Loomis st
Moravec, John '566 Throop st
Morbcck. A |42 Wendell st
Moren. Mrs. Ellen 1499 Seder wick st
.Morji:au. Jnmcs ' 1921 Archer av
Morgan. William E il91-198 Fifth av
Mortrenthau Bros 202 S. Market st
Morine. Olaf 1 1000-1004 Sheffield av. .
Moritz. Charles ,132 E. Ohio st
Morris, Hyman '794 W, Twelfth st
Morris, MissM il63 Dearborn st
Morris. William H 756 W. Madison st
Morris Cap Mfg. Co 1 146 Newberry av
Morris & Goldman !217 W. Divi ion st
Morris & rfoUlschmidt 7:i3-737 S. Halsted St.. .
Morrison <fc Benjamin I.i76 S. Halsted st
Morscher, Jacob 289 Ogden av
Mortell, Minnie 435 Throop st
Mortensou. Magnus t977 S^-minary av
Morvish, James ,744 W. Twentieth st...
Mosiier. George W 1278 W. Madison st. . . .
Moskontz, Morris 658 Wells st
Moss. Samuel 868 N. Lincoln st
Mossier Bros '357 State st
Motis. Frank 703 S. Loomis st
Movrish, James '774 W. Twentieth st...
Mra7.. James i578 Throop st
Mraz. Joseph 401 W. Seventeenth st
Mrazek, James 'l2ll S. California av. .
Mrazek, Joseph |1292 Spaulding av
Mrazek, Vincent 757 Alport st
Mueller. Jacob 1642 Southport av
Mueller, Jacob |586 Racine av
Mueller. K. & Son 2476 Archer av
Mueller. Sebastian 1553 Wells st
Muller.Carl 1279 S. Clark st
Knitted goods
Merchant tailoring.
Tailoring
Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Tailoring.
Vesta
Coats
Knee pants
Merchant tailoring
Knee pants
Coats
! Pants.
Merchant tailoring.
Cloaks and skirts..
Shirts
Coats
Knee pants
Coats
Clofiks
Coats
Feathers
Dressmaking
Coats
I Vests
Merchant tailoring.
Hats
Clothing
Coats
'Merchant tailoring.
•Coats
Vests
Merchant tailoring.
Caps
Tailoring
Merchant tailoring.
Vests
Coats
Tailoring
Coats
Cloaks
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
i Merchant tailoring,
boats
GARMENT MAKERS.
2T1
3£akers — Continued.
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2177
.'No
2178
2179
2180
2181
2182
I
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
2183:No .
2l84iYes
2]85,No .
21861 Ye^
2187 1 No .
2188' ' •
21fcOi * '
21tt).Yes
2191)No .
21021 Yes
2lOaNo.
21»4'Yeh.
21^1 ••
2196; No .
2197; ••
2198' •*
2l99{Ye«
2200 No .
22011 Yes
22021 No .
22031 *•
22041 "
2206, Yes
2206 •*
2307
22081 *
22C9 ••
22101 No .
2211, *•
2212' * *
2213iYes
22I4iNo .
2215 1 Ye«
2216 •
2217) •'
2218 * •
2219, No .
2220- Yp«
2221! •'
2222! No .
2223 Yo.s
2224 *•
2223 No..
2226 •'
2221, Yes.
2228 No..
2229 Yes.
22301 •*
223l'No..
2232' •*
2233' Yei".
2234i ••
2235; No..
2236' •*
2237
2338
2239
2240
2241
2242
2243
22U
2245
2246NO
Street.
P.iir... *■
.Yes . 2i •► 'Clean. Y^rd..
.No 1 ' ' Street.
Yes . 2 ' ICIeaii . Alley.
31
Yes.
.No ! ! Fair .
. Yes . 2l Yes.. •'
.iNo I ....I ICIenn
..Yes. 1
. i.No
.Yes .
Street.
k •
• 4
. No ..
.Yes .
. iNo ..
.'Yes .
.No...
Ye.s
■ *
ft «
.'No...
.'Yes .
. ' No. . .
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
GoTfMfti
Name.
2817
SS!48
2249
2250
2251
2252
2253
2254
2255
225o
2257
2258
2259
2260
2261
22t>2
Mullin. John & Son
Mumm, John
Mnnson, Auinist
Munzik. James
Murphy. James
Muskowitz. Henry
Muskowitz & Granman.
Mutlicha, Sylvester
Mutual Tailors
Mydlil, Joseph
2264
2265
2266
2267
2268
2269
2270
2271
2272
2273
2274
2275
2276
2277
2278
2279
2280
2:i81!
2282
2283
2284
2285
228b
2287
2288
2289
2290
2291
229:^
2293
2294
2295
2296
2297
22'J8I
22JJ«J
2300
2301
2302
2303
2301
2305
230li
2307
2:^
2309
2310
2311
2312
2813
2314
2315
2316
Nadel, Georffe
Nndheiny, >. J
Nadhemy, John
Nahus. Herman
Nail. Johoi
Naneck. Anton ,
Narchek, Jaroefc
Nathan. Harris
National Clothing: Co.,
Nauman. Stauislaus. . .
Naylor SShoe M fir. Co.
Nebransky, Charles. .
Neckar, Frank
Neelands, J. L. & Co ..
Ne^rendank, Prank
Nejna. J ,
Nelson, Aake
Nelson. Albin
Nelson. Amund
NelMon, Charles
Nelson, Charles
Nelson. Charles
Nelson, C.E
Nelson. David
NeUon. Edstad
Nelson. E
Nelson. GuHtav
Nelson. H
NeUon. J ohn
Nelson. John
Nelson. John P
Nelson, .lohn
Nelson. Knute ,
Nelson. Mrs. K ,
Nelson. M
Nelson. Nels
Nelson. Nels
Nelson, Nels
Nelson. Nels
Nelson. Nels
Nelson. Nels
Nelson. Ole
Selson. Olaf
Nelson. Olaf
Nel.^on, Oscar
Nelson, Peter
Nelson, Peter
Location.
Branch of Indnstry.
65-67 W. Kinzie 8t
45 Mohawk st
62N. Clark St
560 S. Centre av
80 Thlrty-flrst St
472 Hermitage av
28-30 Pry St
572 S. Centre av iCoata
155 E. Washiuirton st , Merchant tAllorincT
444 Nineteenth st 'Coats
Shoes
Vests
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Vests
1257 W. Madison St.. .
204LaSallest
lOaE. Van Buren st.
18 Hill st
435 N. Clark st
667 S. Centre av
521 Eighteenth pi
503 S. Halsted st
276 W. Twelfth st . . . .
147 Cleaver st
198-202 S. Clinton «t. .
436 W. Eiifhtftenth st
570Lafln st
271 Wabash av
718 N. Wood >t
706 N.Ashland av....
577 Dockson st
188Gault ct
221 Grand av
70 Milton av
796 N. Monticelloav..
1539 N. Western av...
144-148 La Salle st
228 r.. Lake st
188Gaultct
237 E. Madison st
6814 Morgan st
44-49 LaSalle st
776Daniaav
6740 Morican st
i!84 Orleans st
214Sedwick»t
81-83 Elm st
74 E verirreen av
977 Seminary av
I57<iaultct
2:i8 E. Lake st
277 N. Market st
972 Seminary av
16 Wendell st
141 S. Water st
577 Dickson st
771 N. Wasienaw av..
5S45 Mort?an st
187 E ("hieairo av
Clark & S. Water sts
.'i8i Harrison st
Nelson. Siifford 'i:U-i:« S. Clark st. . . .
Nelson. Thomas '5522 Peoria st
Nelson & Holland 167 l>«'jirWorn st
Nelson- xMiller & Co ! lS-:^> W. Randolph st.
Nelson Tailoring Co 161 LaSalle st
Neraecek. John ;h2 Johnson st
Neraec, Joseph
Nemic. Frank
Nernns. E
Nernd. Frank
Netrefa. Frank
Netschert, Frank
Neuberifer. H. P
I Repairing
iCoats
1092 Spauldinir av.
233 W.Taylor St.. .
221 Grand av
666Throopst
191 Forquer st
187 S.Clark st
402 Milwaukee av
Pants
Vests
Merchant tailorinf .
Coats
Shoes
('Oats
Button holes
Ladies' waists
Pants
Coats
Button holes
Coat.<«
Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Vests
Coats
. 4
Coats and pants . ..
Merchant tailoring.
Vests
Coats
Vests
(/oats
Tailoring
Coats
Pants
Coats
Button holes.
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Tailoring
Coats and pants. . . .
Merchant tailoring.
Shoes
Tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Artificial flowers. . .
Merchant tailoring
(;arment makers.
27:3
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224b No. .. Yes. . a Yes . Clean .
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2250 No... (Yes.. 4... lYes . **
2251 Yes.. 'No ; .1 •'
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2256 No... Yes . li (Uoan .
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2259 No... Yes .
2260 Yes.. No ..
2261 No... Yes .
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2264
2265
2266
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2269 • *
2270 Yes. . No . .
2271 No... Yes .
2272 Yes. . No . .
2273 No... Yes . 4 ./...'..'....'".'.'.'..'.
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2276
2277
2278
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2280
2281
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2284 Yes.. No 1.
2285lNo.. Yes. 1 Ves
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2288 •* - :] Yes. Fair...
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2290; No... 'Yes . 1 '. '.[.'.'.'. Yes .'.'.'/.'.'/.'.
2291'Y^es.. No
22921 ; •• Clean.
229Ci , * '
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2313
2314
2315
2316
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274
FACTORY IXSPECTOKi-r REPORT.
Gannenl
Name.
Location.
Branch of industrr
2Sn
2318
231U
2320
2321
2322!
232:3
2324!
2325
2326
2327
2328
2321)
2330
2331
2«2
2333
2;«4
2333
23:36
23;«i
2339
23401
2341
2342
2343
2344
2345
2346
2J47
2348:
xm
2351
2352
2:153
2:154
2:i55
2:J56
2357
235S
2351>i
2360,
23611
2362
2363,
23641
2365
2366
23671
2:i(W
2361>
2;no
2:nii
2:172,
2373
2374
2375
2376
2377
2:178,
2:179'
2:i80
2:181
2:i82
23S3
2:i84'
2:ia5
2:i8»;
Neufeldn William
Neuman & Co
Neuman & Lyons
Neumann, A
N enmann . Louis
Neuzal. James
Neusil, John
Neve. Adolph
Newfelclt, William
Newman, Jacob
Newman, Gilbert
Newman, Stanislaus
Newmann. Adolph
Newton, H. S
New Process Dye Works
New York Neckwear Co
Nickel, Theodore
Nicolaisen. Hans W
Niegrlos, J. N
Niemetz, Thomas
Nikola, Charles J
Nobel, George
Norbersr. Richard
Nord. Miss Ellen
Nordin, Charles J
Xordin, John ,
Nordstrom. Carl
Nordstrom, L
NorelKOlaf
Norquist, Peter
North Avenue Tailoring: Co
North Chicagro Knittingr Co
Northwestern Stocking: Factory.
Northwestern Tailoring: Co
Novach, John ,
Novak, Aug:ust
Novak. John
Novak. Joseph
NoviO.S
Novell. Olaf
Novitsky, Morris
Novotnier, Jnmes
Novrar. Michael
Kowacki. M. J
Nowak, John ,
Nowalkopsa, Joseph,
Nowrot. M
Nuberg", John ,
Nuss, Leonard
Nyegard, A
756 W. Twenty-first st .
189 Fifth av
254-256 Market st
285 W.Madison st
254 '•
535 W. Twentieth st
600 W. Eigrhteenth st . .
853 Maplewood av
756 W. Twenty-first pi .
22 Tell pi
560 S. Center av
147 Cleaver st
285 W. Madison st
494 •'
35 S. Halsted st
535^ ••
323 Blue Island av
157Gaultct
221 W. Twelfth st
342 Cornell st
34 E. Monroe st
893 N. Wood Bt
126 Dearborn st
144 LaSalle st
191 Milton av
6Sedwick st
267 N. Franklin 8t
40 Wendell st
49 Edgewood av
228 E. Lake st
250 North av
258-260 E. Division st . .
732 W. North av
538-542 Milwaukee av. . .
128 Thirteenth st
:i69 Wash burn av
125Blackhawk st
564 Laflin st
12S Thirteenth st
853 W. Thirteenth st. . .
409 Washburn av
701 W. Twenty-first pi .
1 Franklin st
49 Edgrewood av
1916 S. State st
578 N. Fraiicisco st
542 N. California av
773Girard st
564 Laflin st
661 S. Ontre av
106 Fifth av
977 Seminary av
1031 N. California uv...
18 Hill
Vests
Coats
Cloaks
Merchant tallorlnff
Coats.
Vests
Coats
Cloaks and skirts..
Pants
Merchant tailorinff
Repairing —
Neckwear Co..
Coats
Vests
Cloth slippers.
Coats
Pants
Coats
Vests
Pants ...
Coats
Merchant tailoring
TTnderwear
Stocking
Coats
• «
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Coats
Vests
Coats
* .
Repairingr
Coats
Pants
• «
Coats
sc
Oakley. Joseph T 4.'i-47 Hartford bldg.
( )bera. Curl (»35 Fifty-sixth st . . . .
( )bertr. Olan '5905 S. Morfi:an st . . .
Obrikat. Charles 4(;4 N. Clark st
Ochandel. Andrew 651> N. Ashland av...
O'Connell. John U'A K. Adams st
08:reen. Olaf ,88 E. Chicago av . . . .
Ohlson. Peter 2t;2 Leavitt st
Ohmann. Gust 181 Larrabee st
( )hmas, Han.s 15S Osgood st
Olander, Andrew 125 Dearborn st
Olander. Peter 1228 E Lake st
237 E.Madison st...
O'Leary. C |225 Blue Island av . . .
Oleson. Olaf 144 LaSalle st
OIna, Joseph 387 W. Sixteenth st .
Boys' clothincT
Vests
Merchant taiiorin? •
Tailoring:
Coats
Furs
Coats
Merchant tailoriBff .
Coats
Merchant tailorine •
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring .-
Coats
Hats .
Coats
GARMENT MAKERS.
275
Makers —Continued.
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2320;
2321,
23221 No ..
2323! Yes.
2324 ••
2325(No...
2326
232?;
2:i28
2329i
2330
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I Yes. .
No ..
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2331
2332
2333
2334
2335
2336
2337
2338
2339
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23411 *
2342 No
2343
• *
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Yes.
No...
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iNo...
2
1
4
2
3
3
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Yes.. Fair...
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Fair...
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2
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Pair...
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6 Yes.
3
3 Yes.
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Pair... Alley..
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Ye«*.
2314
2315
Yea..
No.
234«| Yes. .
2347lNo ..
2348 Yes..
2349
2350
No...
Yes..
235rNo,
2352
2i53
2354
2355
2356
2357'
2358,
2359 Yes
23flO'No
2361
2362
2363
2364
2365
2366
2367 Yes..
236H *
2369 No,
2370
No...
Yes..
No...
Yes. .
No...
Yes..
No...
Yes..
3
SlYes.
Fair..
Clean..
Fair . . .
t 4
4 4
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Clean
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Street.
Alley..
Street.
1
3
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4 a
4 4
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9
Fair..
Clean
Ye.H.. Fair. .
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Street.
No...
Yes.
2'.. Ye.s..
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2
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Fair..
4 4
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• 4
4 .
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4 ■
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1
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3
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Clean
Yes.
Fair..
Yard . . •
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Yard..
Street.
Yard . .
Street.
Yard..
• «
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1
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Clean
Fair..
Clean
Alley..
'Street.
Alley..
2371lY«^.. No Street.
23r2; *• I ••
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No
Yes . 5 Yes.. Fair..
No
iYes . 4 Yes
No (/lean
1 Fair..
5 Yes . Clean
No Street
Clean
2373! No
2:*74 Yes
23751 No .
2376; Yes
2:miNo ,
2378: Yes
2379|No ..iYes .
23H0; **
238llYes
23821 ■•
2383! "
2:»4iNo .. Ye.s .
2386 Yes . No ..
2:iS6iNo .. Yes .
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
. .
4 •
4 •
Yard
4 4
i 4
4 4
• a
4 4
4 4
3
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3 ; Clean .Yard
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1
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1
21
1
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42
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29
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1
12
270 FACTORY INSPECTORS* REPORT.
Garment
Name. Location. Branch of Industry.
306 N. Noble st Pants ....
649 Melrose st Tailoring
137 Milton av Pants ....
108 Bintfham st Coats
186 Townsend st Pants ....
2387 Olson. Andrew
238Si01son, Axel
23s9!Ol8on. Charles
2390:Olsou. C
2391l01son, Charles
2392i01son, Edward iSOS N. Marshfield av
2393 Olson, Edward 265-267 Noble st Vests
2394iOison, Frank - 1624 Maplewood av , Coats
2395|01son, Gustav 18 Hill 8t **
2396 Ol.'ion. Gustav ,5614 S Halsted st , Pants
2397 Olson, Gustav 34 E. Monroe st Coats
2,398 Olson. H 237 E. Madison st Vests
2399 Olson, John P 358 Ada st Pants
240OI Olson. John 2tiO N. Carpenter st Vests
2401 Olson. J 108 Bingham st Merchant tailorinif.
240e Olson. John 812 Dania av Pants
2403 Olrton, John 158 Gault ct Coats
2404'Ol8on, John 25 Tell pi * *
2405 Olson. Miss J 741 Maplewood av Vests
2406 Olson, K. B 711-743 Elk Grove av Pant4
2107 Olson, Kuute 745 N. Lincoln st "
240» Olson. Lars 223 W. Ohio st Vests
240J^ Olson, liana 8WJ Racine av Coats
241U Olson. Miss Nellie 205 Illinois st Pants
2411 Olson, Nels 228 E. Lak»» st Coats
2412 Olson. Nels 237 E. Madison st "
2413i01«on, Nels 89 Sedwisk st Vests
2414 Olson. Nfls 744 Maplewood av Pants
2415v01son, N J. & C. J 328 E. Division st Merchant tailoring.
2416 Olson. N 43 Pierce st Coats
2417, Olson, Ole 117 N. Centre av Merchant tailoring .
2418 Olson, Ole 34 E. Monroe st Pants
2419 Olson, Ole IlOl N. Morjjan st Cloaks
2420iOlson, O. G 42 Monroe st Merchant tailoring.
^421 Olson, Peter O 120 Dearborn st Coats
2422 Olson, Peter 153 Johnston av *'
2423l01son, Peter 5410 Wentworth av I Pants
2421 Olson, Severt 866 N. Oakley av Coats
2425'Olson. Simon 95 Bingham st Pants
2426 Olson, S. C 10013 VV. Monroe st Coats
2427, Olson, K. B. & Co 196-200 Market st Clothing
2428 Olson & Lunkst 188 Gault ct ^Vests
2429, Oman, A. G 181 Larrabee st Pants
2430 Ondracek. Frank 839 W. Seventeenth st ... **
243lO'Neil. Peter 4709 S. States! Repairing
2432|Opowa, Frank 727 N. Campbell av Coats
243;i Opetz, Charles 1010 \V. Ei^'hteenth pi.... Pants
2134, Opper & Co 276-278 Franklin st Tailoring
2435 Orr. C. F. & Co 130LaSallest **
2436 O.s berg, John 1604 Maplewood av Coats
2437,Osberg. Josephine 155 N. May st Cloaks
2438 0sborn. C. D. Co 122-124 Market st Gloves
2439 Oscar. The Tailor 224 State st Merchant tailoring.
2440()shermau, Abraham 467 Sangamon st Knee pants
2441 ( )ski, Alexander 44-46 LaSalle st Coats
2442iOsraan8ky. Frank 964 N. Winchester av .... *'
2443'Osner, William 235 E. Lake st Shoes
2444 Ostberg, S 977 Seminary av Coats
2445 Ostendorf, Herman 157 S. Clark st **
2446 Osterberj?, Franz 15 Goethe st **
24471 Ostergard, August 185 Dearborn st Tailoring
2448 Ostrand. John 264 Hirsch st Pants
2449 Ostrich Boa Mfg. Co 307 Wells .st Feathers
24501 Otiandcr.Emil 6449 S. Halsted st Merchant tallorhitf.-
2451 Otto. Peter 1011 W. Eighteenth pi.. ..Pants
2452 Onfer, Joseph ,760 Loomis st iCoats
3453!Overdier Mfg. Co 295-297 Fifth av Summer goods
2454: Oxen, Louis F 320 W. Madison st Mcrch ant tailoring..
2465 Pacyeky, Jos«»ph 397 W. Ohio st 'Coata
2456 Pac/.ynsky, Thomas 635 N. Ashland av^ i Pants
GARMENT MAKERS.
277
Makers- Continued.
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2389! No ..lYes
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23951 Yea.
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2403; '*
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2405! * '
2406! Yes.. No
2407' Ye.H. . No
2408 No .. Ye-.. 6 , ,
2409 •• •• 3 lYes.
2110, '• " 3 Yes.. Fair... Alley.
2411iYep .No CleaD.. Street.
24121 " , ••
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2413 No .. Yes..
2414! *'
2415|Ye.'<.. No ,.
2416, ** , "
2417! No .. Ye.s..
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2 lYes. . CMean.. Yard...
I ■• Street.
..! ' *' Yard...
H iYes Street.
24181 Yes.. No ' Clean..
2419 No .. Yes.. « Yes Fair.
24201 Yes.. No
2421' "
2422, No
2423 Yes
2424; No
2425
2426.
2427: Yes
24ito
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2430 '*
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2431INO ..,\'es.. 2 Yes..
24:G Yes.. No Y'ard...
34:«i .Vo . . Ye.s.. 5 Fair. . . ' *
2434 Ye.«.. No ; Street.'
2435 ' * **
24*36' No . . Yes. . i Attic
2437 Yes.. No Clean.. Yard...
24:« *• •* Alley..
2439, * * • ' Street.
2440,No.. Yes.. 3 Fair... Alley..
2441 Yes.. No ' * Street.
2442 No .. I Yes.. 1 Yes "
1^443, Yes.. No
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8.., Fair... "
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2396. No ..'Yes.. 2 ** Street."
23971 Yes.. No Clean.. Alley..
2398 *• ' '* ' *• .Street.
2399N0 ..lYes.. 1 Yes..
2400|Yes..|No
2401 No ...Yes.. 4 Yard.
2402' Yeiu .No Y''ard.
2444
2445
2446
2447
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Yes. .No ..
2448iNo ..;Yes .
2449 Yes . No . .
2450i * *
2451; No ..Yes..
2452 '* , "
2453 Yes.. No ..
2454 • •
5
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Yes.
Clean.. Alley..
Fair... Street.
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3
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2455 No
2456 ■•
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50
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278 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garment
Kaine. Location. ' Brauch of Industry
246U|Pa
24(>1 Pa
2462 Pa
2463' Pa
2464 Pa
2466 Pa
2466 Pa
2457 Padorof sky, M 362 VV. Forty-third st Merchant tailoring .
2458 Padrasnicf. F 199 S. Western av
2459 Pa^e. William 805 VW. Madison st
ek. C 536 W. Twentieth st Pants
m, Carl 560 W. Superior st Coats
m, Frank ^"t Seminary av * *
ni, Gustav 537 N. Wood st Tallorinc
ni. Nets 213 Larnihee st Coats
m, Otto 1000-1004 Sheffield av **
.. onis. Matthew 70;^ W. Eighteenth st DresKes and skirts. .
24b7 Pannier. Ernest 687 W. VanBuren st Merchant tailorini?
2168 Parena. John 832 S. Ashland av Coats
2469 Paris (The) Mffir- Co 562 WaJ'ash av Waists and suits. ..
2470Parker. Julia J 2511 Michiiran av Fur« and trimminjrs.
2471, Parkinson, V 1079 W. Jackson st Neckties
2472' Parlac. James 909 W. Si-ventecnth st ... Kants
2473 Parleiu. Joseph 850 S. Ashland av Coats. ....,
2474 Parthier. Fred 501 Blue Island av Merchant tailonni;
2475,ParthieH As Becker 412 Blue Islandav
2476 Paavie, Prank 221 Johnson si Coats
2477' Hutch, .John 733 W. Fourteent st
2478 Paterson. Peter J 886 W. Chic iifo av Merchant tailonu?.
2479lPauI. Anton :»9 W. Seventeenth St.. .Coats
2480,Paul. Steve 28;^ Wabiinsia av Pant;.
2481 1 Pnutch, Charles 3740 S. Halsted St..
2482|PavIiu.Jo.seph 850 S. A.shland av Coats
2483' Payes. Henry 436 Washburn av Pants
24841 i»earson. Hans 43 Pierce av Coats
2485 Pear.Mon. N els 1417 Maplewood av..
2486; Pei ena. Mary 766 W. Eighteenth pi ... . Pants
2487 Pec h, Anton 481 S. Lincoln st rajloringr
2488; Pech. James 483 S. Lincoln st Coats
248i> Pechous. Vaclav 592 S. Center av ' *
2490 Peck. Peter 377 W. Fourteenth st railonni?
249liPeck & Hehrens 81 Dearborn st Merchant tailorinp.
2492 Peckle. John 832 Alport av Button holes
24931 Peck le, Joseph & Co 594 596 Blue Island av.... Coats
2494 i'elikan.I) 592 S. Center av ..-•.••
2495 Pelleirrin & Desmod 4;i05 Cottasrc Grove av. . . . Merchant tailorm»r.
2496 Peller tit Bearsh 81 W. Thirteenth st Coats and pants...
2497 Pelot, Joseph 155 W. Twelfth st Pants.
2498' People's ( )utttttinif Co 171-173 W. Madison st . . . . Cloaks
2499 Perina,JohD 849 S. Ashland av Coat**..
2500 Prritz & Co ..... ." 41 1 W. Mud ison st M erchant taiiorlDiT.
2501, Peritz. Wm. A: Son 54 W. Kandolph st ; ; ;;
2502'Perkins Bros 146-148 W. Madison st . . . .
2503 l»erlman, A 218 Twenty-second st . . . . \ ; ,
2504 Periraan, Jacob 172 W. Fourteenth st
2505! Per Inian. Morris 221 Blue Island av
2506 Perlman. Morris n8 W, Thirteenth at f ants
2507i Perlman. Samuel 666 S. San*raraon st Children s coats
2508 Perlman & Cohler '564 N. Ashland av Pants
2509i Periraan & Saujrennan ,492 b. Mortran st Coats
2510, Perlman. H 265 Thirty-tifth st Merchant tailomu'
25lllPerl8tein. Joseph 8C8 W. Fourteenth st (^lats and vests ..
2512iPerl8on.H 175-177 K. Jackswn st. ... Furs
2513 Perrin, Samuel 218 Johnston av il^'?.^*** .
25141 Pershing & Anderson 211 Jackson st Tailonnfir
2515'Pers8on. August '43 Pierce av Coats.. . . .
25l6|Pe.sck.John 16:34 W. Twtuty-third .st..,Clothinfir.
2517, Pesck. Miss Mary '570 S. Centir av Pants . . . .
2518 Petermau, John 1427 Eighteenth st Coats . . . .
2519 Peterson. A. A 26 Gault ct
2520
2521
2522
2523
2524
2525
Peterson. Andrew 62 N. Clark st }!'»"f»
Peterson, A 3 S. ClarK st i^o^h :■
Peterson. A 141 S. Water st Tailoring
Peterson, A 807 N. Rockwell .st Coats
Peterson, Charles '28 N. Centre av Pants
Peterson. Charles 35 .37 N. Centre av
GAHMENT MAKERS.
279
Makers — Con t i n ued .
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Ulrls under 16
. 0
c
<
-i
1
Males over 16 years
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
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1
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2
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1
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1
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4
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13
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■ k
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3
2458
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3
2
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2469
[
2460 **
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....
I
2461 Yes.
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1
2462, **
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I
2464 No...
2
. Yes.
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....
1
7
1
2465 Yes. .
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1
2466 No...
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4
3
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• •
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24671 **
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. jYes.
2
2468! Yes..
2469 '*
14
1
2470, * '
V
1
4
3
2
2471 No...
o
2
4
3
3
3
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.
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1
2472
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2473' **
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.
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2474 * •
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•>
2475 • *
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•
2
1
1
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2476 **
4
24771 Yes..
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3
2478 No. ..
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2
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2
4
. Yes.
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1
2479' ' *
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1
0
2480 "
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3
2481
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1
2482 *'
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I
17
:?483 Y'es. .
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'f
2384; "
• 1
Clean..
Fair...
Clean..
• •
Fair...
H
2485 No...
Y'es..
2
5
. Y'es.
1
1
1
i
2486 * *
Yes..
:>
2487 Yes. .
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). . .
3
248S,No...
24S9 **
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6
2
1
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4
10
2490 Yes. .
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1
3491 1 *'
*/
X
2492' No...
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5
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2493, Y'es..
2494 No. . .
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2495 Ye?*..
\\
2496! '*
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1
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"3
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2497 •*
2
14
2198 **
40
2499 No. . .
i
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Court..,
Street.
• k
« ■
ft ft
• •
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11
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Fair..
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). . .
.■...•■
•>
2503! **
3
<;
2503 '*
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2604 **
1
9
25
2505 No...
2
7
......
.....
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Fair. ..
• •
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Fair...
1
■2506; "
2
2
15
i
14
2507 Yes. .
s
2508 **
'
19
2509
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2510 *'
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2511 '*
1
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2518
1
Street. .
• ■
• ft
Y ard • . .
2
2513 **
Clean..
1
2514
11
2515' '*
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Fair...
1
2516
Street,
ft ft
Allev.. !
J
u
4
1
13
1
10
2517
No...
• «
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No...
Yes..
No...
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Yes..
• •
5
I
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2518
3
2519
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Ye
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). . .
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1 Clean..
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IS
2520
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). . .
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•>
2521
I
2522
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9
3
1
2523
1 1
. Yes.
22
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1
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2525 No. . .
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1.)
280 FACTOUY inspectors' RErORT.
Garment
Name. Location. Branch of Indiistn'
2526| Peterson. Charles ll47 Cleveland av iCoats
2527 Peterson, Charles |280 Sedgwick st iPants
2528' Peterson. C j223 W. Ohio st Vests
2.52U| Peterson, Georgre Peoria and 59th sts ' Pants
2:.:J0 Peterson. Gustav IDl Milton av Coats
2531. Peterson, Hans ■ 1007 N. California av ■'
25;52 Peterson, H . .J 228 E. Lake st * *
2V>3i Peterson. H !l44-148 LaSalle st "
25;« Peterson. H. J 237 E. Madison st '*
2535' FVterson. H ' 155-157 E. Washinfirton st. Merchant tuiloriner
253« l*eter'^n. Harry 18 Wendell st Vests
2537' Peterson. John 102 Bijn^ham st Merchant tailorinsr
2538 Peterson, John 108-1 10 Fifth av Coats
25391 Peterson, John '434 Grand av Merchant tuilorincr
2510; I'eterson . John ,228 Lake st Coats
2541' Peterson. John l35S Orchard st Vests
2512 [\>terson. Lars 1000-1004 Sheffield av Coats
2513 Peterson. M 388 W. Ohio it Cloaks
25i4 Peterson, Mae[nus 191 M ilton av Coats
25ir»' Peterson. P. J :i86 W. "Chicago av Merchant tailoring
25l(;, Peterson. Peter ill2 Cleveland av Pants
2517 1 Peterson, P 113-115 Fifth av Merchant tailoring.
251M| Peter.'-on, P. M 718 Humboldt st Vests
254S), Peterson. P. A 1175 Jackson st ". . . Shoe uppers
2o')0j Peterson. Peter il8I N. May st Tailoring
25iii Peterson. Peter , 1000 Sheffield av Coats
25.VJ Peterson.O. W 'l51 S. Clark st *'
2.")53l Peterson. Olaf 14305 Cottage Grove av . . . . Coats and vest*
2m4' Peterson. K 1440 Milwaukee av Merchant tailoring
2535] Peterson, Kobt i755 VV. North av
2o5«! l*eterson, Wm jS98 Dania av Vests
2557! Peterson, Wm. L |.59l Madison st Coats
2558! Petmilka, Joseph !701 S. 3tayst Pants
2559 Petter. James |71 Bunker st Coats
25(>0 Peyser, Simon J 2a3 S. Clark st "
2561 Pfeffer. Theresa 427 May st * *
2562' Pflura, W I439 Washburn av Pants and vests —
25^a; Pfueller, Louis 1391 North av Coats
25611 f^hillips. Louis ;5 Johnson st Pants
2,56,5' Phelps. Dodge & Palmer Co !27th_st. and Shields av. . . iShoes.
25C6
25f)7
Phillips & Cohen '932 W. Madison st : Ladies' tailoring. . .
l*hillips. jHmes A. & Co |147-153 Fifth av I Merchant tailoring.
25SN Phoenix Glove Co 283 Clybourn av Gloves
25 ?1>I Phyllis Knitting Co ;250-254 S. Clinton st Underwear
25T0;Picchiotti. A 47 Orleans st Coats
2571 Plch. Andrew '850 Ashland av ;Coats and pants
2572| Pick. Anton 706 W. Kighteenth st Dresses
2573|Picks. Anton 251 W. Twentieth st Coats
2.574 Pidemnn. John 427 W. Eighteenth st **
2575 Piech, Henry 566 Noble st Pants
25761 Pihon. Charles 674 May st I Vests
2577i Pilot. Joseph 117 Iowa st Coats
2>7S Pilot. Joseph 153 W. Twelfth st Knee pants...;
2571^1 Pindek. Isaac (JOO Wells .st Coats
2.')S()i Pinta. Joseph 595 S. Centre av * '
2>si Pinra. Joseph '202 Nineteenth st "
2'>S2| Pisar. Carl 867 Sheriilan av | ' *
25Sii Pitter. James ,71 Bunker st Merchant tailoring..
25SI Pizinge. Frank 469 Nineteenth st Coats
2.-)S.-,f PI achek. James 437 S. Jelferson st * '
25SG Placliy. A 477 S. Jefferson st '*
2iS7|Plass. Anton 1262 Nineteenth st "
25SS I*.osrynski, A 3554 Cottage Grove av.. . . jMerchant tallorinjr.
25H(M Plotke. R 191-193 Fifth av 'Caps
2590 Plot ke & (^lube 564 N. Ashland av iCoats
259rPlouzek. Thomas 621 Sangamon st "
25921 Plucliy, A 447 S. Jefferson st "
2593 Porhinski, Thomas 635 N. Ashland av Pants
2j9ll Pohanker. John 1C6:J W. Eighteenth st . . . . Coats
GARMENT MAKERS.
2bi
Makers — Continued.
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252?; • *
2528: **
2529 •*
25301 Yes..
2531 No...
253:1 Yes.
2533[
2534
2535 *•
2536 "
2537INO...
2538 Yes..
2539 No...
25401 Yes..
2541iNo...
2542 Yes..
2533' ••
2544! "
25451 No...
2546 *•
Yes. .
2547
2.548
2549,
^550l ••
2551 i **
2552! ' •
2553 **
2554 ••
2555* ' •
2556 No..
25.57 Yes.
Yes
iNo...
Yes..
INo...
I Yes. .
No...
lYes .
|No...
Yes..
No...
3
Yes..
5
Yes..
Fair. . .
6
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1
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Pair...
' i ■ ■ ■
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2
• «
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1
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1
1
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1 1
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« *
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2558
No.
2559 Yes..
25G0i *•
2561 1 No...
25€2' "
2563' ••
2564 *'
2565iYes..
2.566: •'
2567. *'
2568 '*
2569 '•
2570 No...
2.571 '•
2.572 ••
2573 * •
•2574 * *
•2575 * '
2576' *•
25771 • '
2578i ••
2579! Yes..
25801 No...
258l| •'
2582 * *
2583iYes..
26841 No...
2585 **
2586 ••
25871 **
25»'. •*
2588: Yes..
25901 No...
2591 •*
25921 *•
25931 ••
2594 Yes..
,Yes.,
INo..,
I Yes. .
INo...
1!
•\
(/lean.
Fair..
t •
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t •
Clean.-!
I Yard . . 1
! Street.
Yard..
Street.
Clean.. 'Yard..
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Fair... I Alley..
'Yard..
Clean.. I Street.
Fair...
!Yes.
Yes.
No
Yes
Yes.
Clean..
< •
% «
Clean..'
Pair...'
! Yard
t «
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1 1
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I Yes.. " Yard...
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;N0..
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24
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18,
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3; .Yes
2i ...
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No...
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Yes.
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2
3
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> I
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iYard.
Clean .1 Alley
•• 'Yard
Fair..
Clean
Fair..
Court
Clean .! Street.
Fair.^' **
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Clean . I Alley..
Yes.. I Fair. . . i Street.
Clean
Fair..
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2H2 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garment
Name. Location. Branch of InduMn
2595
2596
259-^
Polak, Joseph 537 Laflin st Pants
Polak.Mra ;529W. Twenty-flftn st ....
__. Polanz, Anton 876 W. Eighteenth st ' '* ••-.•••
25:i8iPold, Robert ,215 nearbom st (Merchant tailoring.
2599 Polegra, Gustav '920 W. Eifirhteenth st Pants
26001 Poliska. Michael 687 Alport st Coats
2601 Poliza. Gustav ,920 W. Eighteenth st .Pants
2602lPollack, B 277 Clark st Coats •.-.-.•
2603 Pollock, Joseph ;U2-14« W. Madison st. . . . Merchant tailoring.
2604lPo»lock, Max ll99S. Clark st i Coats.
2605 Pollock & Topper 6347 S. Halsted st Ladies' clothing. .
2606 Poison, Eric '5942 Peoria st , Vests and coats
2607 Pomazel, James ,90 W. Eighteenth pi I Pants
2608 Ponkatiis. Vincent 704 W. Eighteenth st i Coats.
2609 Pons & Rosenberg 1240-242 Waba!»h ay lArtiflcial flowers.
2610 Ponzar. Albert ;522 S. Wood st Coats
26U!Po8pichaI, Frank 644 W. Eighteenth st I "
26121 Poteracki, Prank 734 W. Madison st :Pants
2613 Pouzer, Albert 1522 S. Wood st i Coats
2614; Powers. J anies T ,4532 Cottage Grove av. . . .'
2615 Powlowski, Vincent 723 Dickson st ■ ^,
2616, Prange. Fred 559 Elston av |„
2617iPrebenson, (liistav 127 Haddon av .Vests.
6S8 Alport st iCoats.. . .
427 W. Eighteenth st
466 Nineteenth St....
3206 Cottage Grove av.
106 Fifth av [Coats.
Merchant tailoring.
2618' Prebgl, Frank
2619|Prediman, John..
2620 Prefechal. Prank
2621 Pregler, Louis...
2622|Preinitz. A
262;^ Preil. Michael il3;i W. Division st.
2624|Preiitic. C. D 1144 LaSalle st . .^ .^ , ^.
2625 Prentiss Uniform Co '511-513 Medinah Temple. lUniform clothing.
2620,Prepechal. Frank j466 W. Nineteenth st. . . . . Coats
2627; Prepechal, James 517 Eighteenth pi ' "
2628 Preuss & Blaha 649 Throop st ;Button holes
2629' Preyby ski, Albert W 134 Wabansia av , Coats
2630iPribjls. bVank 688 Alport st \' ,
263l! Price, E. V. & Co 187 B. Van Buren st 'Merchant tailoring.
26.T2; Price & Wolff ; 105 S. Canal st IShoes
26:^3' Pridim an. John 427 W. Eiarhteenth st Coats.
2634 Prlssinger. John i239 W. Ti.ylor st [Pants
26351 Prochaska. John |442 Nil
lineioenthat jCoats....
2636 Profant, James 869 S. Ashland av ' * . . . .
2637,Prucha. Frank j504 W. Nineteenth st I , . ....
2638. Prudential Mfg. Co '148 State st , Skirts
26;i9 Psenicka, Vaclav ,
2640|Pubeu8on, Gustaf
2641|Punchochar, Frank
780 Al port st I Vests
127-131 Haddon av ; "
, 715 Throop st ICoats
2642 Putz. J 228 VV. Thirteenth st {Tailoring
2643! Putz. Peter '5701 Sherman st Butchers' aprons . .
2W4 PvHkaceh, John 762 W. Eighteenth st ' Coats
2645 Pyshavy, L :{85 W. Eighteenth st , **
2646 guator. Hyman ,216 E. Washington 9t.... '*
2<i47!Qi.nter. L 219 R. Van Buren st i ^ ^ ....••
2648 Quist. August M |li35 N. Clark st IMerchant tailoring
2H49 guinn & Heersen ll85 Dearborn st t
2650 Rabe, William 377 W. Chicagoav
2651 Rada, James 167 Wasburn av , Coats
2652 Rada. Matthew 1204-206 LaSalle st ;;
2^hi Radka. Anton 659 S. Morgan st ., ,
2654 Radousch. V. & Son |571 S. Wood st.
265d Kudzin, Joseph 1180 Forquer st Knee pants.
2656 Radzin.Jo.seph jlU W. Taylor st...... ' ^ . *'
2657 Rantowitz. M 1147-151 W. Twelfth pi .... Shirts
2i\5H Rafenowski. Kate '1015 W. Eighteenth st . . - [Pants . . . . . . .
26aH; Kafflowitz. Morris 149 W. Twelfth pi k*^»e8 dresses
2<k)0 Raike. Lippert «& Co 57 59 E. Washington st . . 'Feathers and flower*
2661 Raiss. John 786 N. Halsted st jCoats,.......,
2r)62'Raitz. Carl
763 N. Paulina st ! Merchant tailoring
2w;:{ Rak. Cecilia ". . '. 715 Throop st Pants
GARMENT MAKERS.
283
Makei's — Continued.
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2595
2596
2597
2598
2599
2600
26UI
2802
2603
2004
2606
2606
2607
260e>
2609
2610
2611
2612
26131 • '
2614 * '
2615 *
2616' * •
2617! Yes
2618! No .
2619 *'
2620' "
2621, •'
26221 Yes.
2623, No..
2624 1 Yes.
2625 •*
2626 No .
2627! **
2628 *■
a639iYes
2680; No .
2631 'Yes
2632i ••
2633 No..
2634 1 Yes.
2635 No..
2636
2637
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No.
2i
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, Yes.
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4; Yes..' Pair.
4 Yes..
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II Yes .
2j
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Yes.. 7! Yes iClean.. 'Street
21 'Pair. ..I **
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(J' Yes Pair... I Street
3, '•
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No .. .1 *•
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3
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263»
2639
2640
2641
2642
2643
2644
2615
26461 Yef>.
2647| '*
264S No .
2649' Yes
;No...',
,Yes..'
No...
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I
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4 4
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Street.
ft %
I Yard...
! Street.
26501 No
2651
Yea
No .
Yea
2652
2653
2654
2655
2656
2657
2658
2659
2660
2661
2662
2663
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No .
Ye.s
No .
Yes
No .
1 1
,No ..
'Yes .
No ..1
I Yes .
3
5 Yes
t 4
t 4
4 4
31
4 4
• 4
4 t
4 1
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4 4 '
5i
3
ijiiYes .
2! j
91 Yes .
Clean .
• •
Fair...
Filthy.
Pair...
[Yard
Yea .;Pftir.
4! ' I IClean
6 i (Yes .'Pair..
3!Ye3 .1 ' '
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street.
4 4
> 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
• 4
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26
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FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
(rarmeni
Name
Location.
Branch of ludustn
26641
2665'
2666'
2667
26<;8
2660'
26701
2671!
2<;72
2673!
2674
26751
267(;
2677,
267S
2671)
26S0I
26?<1
2682:
2(>H;i
26SI
26ti-»;
26S6,
26H7|
26J#I;
2()S}^
2690
7,&Jl
2<'.1)2
2694
2695
2696
2697
269S
2699
2700
2701
27021
270:i
27ai;
270=5
2706'
27071
270Ki
270}) I
2710
27111
27121
2713
27141
2715
2716
27171
271hl
2719i
2720'
2721'
2722!
272:1
2724,
27251
2726
2727 i
272S:
272J)i
2730'
2731 i
2732
27;{3'
Ralske. Louis
Ralfs. William
Ranistedr. Jacob
Randak, Frank
Rapaport. M
Rapp. John J
Rasenwasser. Joseph
Raska. J oseph
Rasmussen, Mrs. Emma ...
liasmuRsen. James
Rasmussen, S
Rasmussen, Soren
Ralph A: Beatus
Rathmond & Peterson
Raymer & Flowian
Rjizinflki. l*eter
Reada, Anton
Read. Thomas
Reaich. .M^xander
Reavill, Frank
Redell. Charles
Redman, .lacob
Reed. AlbinH
Regran. Miss J. F
Reeeut (Tlie) Tailorinjr C'o.
Rehoe. Charles
Reich, .Alexander
Reich, Frank
Reichel Brofe
Relchman, Olaf
Reid. Jamea C
Reid, John F
Reid. W. H
Reiga. Charles
Reiqrer. Lawrence W
Reiraert, C
Reinai'h & IJUnian Co
Reinke. William
Reinkc & Fitaer
Reisman, J
Remen. G
Remeah, Jamos
Remner. Bertha
Remms. Frank
R(!sky & ( trenbaum
Resky. S
Resmus-sen, S
Resniicek. V
Resnick. J
Retzke, Julius
Reuben. Wolff
Rewin, Andrew
Rezanka Bros
Rezek.Otto
Rezincek. James
Reimer, Olaf
Rhode. Joseph
Ribal. E. J. H
Rich. Harrv K
Richards. Geiri?e
Richardson, S
Riedell. Charles
Riley. Mrs
Rinfi:«iuist. S. P .'.
Rink. Charles
Rinzelberc", Bernard
Risberg. Sven
Ritchie <& Anderson
Ritzhe. Julius
Robin><on (W. U.) Co
92 Newbury av
43 Pierce av
98 Burling st
690 S. JiOomis St
160 Fifth av
40 E. Thirty-first St
252 Blue Ibland av
568Laflinst
109 Park av
297 W. Chicaffo av
237 E. Madison St
687 Armitaire av
142 Thirty first St
158Gaultct
300 N. State St
29 Cleaver st
642 Twelfth st
142 LaSalle st
41-46 LaSalle st
122 Colorado av
141 S. Water st
87 Emma st
746 E. Sixty-third st
375 Wabash av
133-137 W. Madison at. . . .
131 Nineteenth st
1411 H arvard st
949Girardst
574 W. Chicago av
228 E. Lake st
225 Dearborn st
225 Dearborn st
163 E. Twenty-second St..
447 N. Ashland av
4141 S. Halstedst
917 W. Twenty-first st . . .
173 E. Madison st
544 W. Fourteenth st
271 Blue Island av
106 Fifth av
21.35 Wabash av
204 LaSalle at
2:i3N. Mayst
596 Dick.son st
258 A rmitage av
256 Armitage av
687 Armitage av
516 Eighteenth pi
302 W. Division st
230 Armitagc av
993 W. Lakest
37 Newbury av
263 Blue Island av ..:....
944 W. Thirteenth st
5616 W. Eighteenih pi ...
237 E. Madison st
92 High st
225 Dearborn st
318 De»irborn st
435 E. Division st
113 E Adams st
141 S. Water st
287 Noblest
6S57 S. Halsted st
7W)S. Halsted .st
518 S. Halstedst
165 Johnston av
731 Stock Exchange bldg
230 Armitage av
140 Dearborn st
Coats.
Pants
Taiioring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Repairing
Coats
Vests
Pants
Coats
, Merchant tailoring.
Repairing
Vests
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Merchant tailoring-
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailoring.
t a
Pants
Repairing
Coats
I Merchant tailoring
iCoats
I Merchant tailoring
iCoata
Tailoring
'Coats
Cloaks
Merchant tailoriDg..
'Coat.s
Children's clotbiDg.
I Pants
Merchant tailoring..
jCloaks
I Merchant tailoring..
I Button holes
Coats
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Tailoring
Cloaks
Repairing
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Knee pants
Merchant tailorintr
GARMENT MAKERS.
285
Makers — Continued.
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2*5651 Yea
2666: No .
2667 **
2668' Yes
26601 '•
2670! No .
2671 '
'Yes..
No..
Yes .
4! Yes.
Yes
No
2672
2673
2674
2675
2676' Yes
2677,
2678
2679! No
2680' '*
26hl,Yes
26821 ••
2683 No
2684 Yes
26S5 No
2686
No .
• »
Yes
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2687 Yes .No - , iClean..
26881 No... Yes.. ai Fair...
2681*1 •• •• 7 Yes..,
2690, Yes.. .No iPair...
26911 '
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« «
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2699
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2692
2693,
2694
2695
2696
2697 No... Yes..
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2700; Yes.., No... I , I
2701 No. . .Yes. . 2' Yes . 1
2702, •• •' 3 Clean .
270:}lYe8.. No...! IFair...
2704 I
27051 ** •* ; Fair...
2706 No. . . Yes. . ' 31 Yes. 1 Clean..
27071 •• ' '• ll ,
27081 Yes.. No... I ' Clean.
2709 No. . . Yes. . ' Ij
27101 '• " 2 Yes.. IPair...
2711. '• ** , 3 Clean.
27121 " •* 31 i Pair...
2713'Yes.. No i I
27U|No...iYes..i 2* Yes.. Fair...
2715iY«-s.. No... ' ••
2716.No... Yes..i li Clean..
2717 Yes.. I No... i , Pair...
2718 No. .. Yes. . 3 I "
2719 Yes.. No...' - Clean .
2720 No..., Yea.. ti 1
2721 Yes.. No... ! '
2722 " , •• I Yea.
2723' No... Yes.. '^
27241 Yes.. No...
27251 No... I Yea..
2726 Yes..lNo.
2727
2728
2729
2730
2731
2732
2733
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I
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No. . . Yes. . 1
1
3
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Oarmeni
Name. Location. Branch of Industrr
2734 liobinvitz, K .151 Maxwell 8t Knee pants
2735 Roehr, Fred '788 W. Twenty-first pi . . . iMerchant Ullorin^
2736 Rodel, George 113 Ontario Kt
2737 Roenqaist. Samuel 'Clark and S. Water st8..|Coat8
2738 Roepke. Nicholas 265 W. North av 'Pants
2739 Rofliiowity.. H 588 S. Santramon st ;Capes
2740 Rojreroff. Abraham 215 W. Thirteenth pi Cloaks
2741 Rojfoff, Abraham 3G4 W. Fourteenth st "
2742 Rohwerer. Henry 671 Blue Inland av 'Merchant tailorinfir
2743 Kohn. Ernest 1284 Van Buren st
27*4 Rohn & Glaren 7:15 Maplewood av Vests
27451Rohr. Selie 28 Haddon st Buttonholes
274G Rojinski. l^eter 29 Cleaver ht Coats
2747 Rokftoske. Thomas 6:« N. Noble st '*
2748 Roirianelli Bros 116 Ewinsr st *'
2749 Roranii, Martin A 853 Maplewood av Vests
2750 Ron. Otto 1000 Sheffield av Coats
2751 Rouholm. Chwrles 201 Sedwick st *'
2752 Kopeke. Nicholas.. 267 W. North av Knee pants
2753 Rosbertr. Ellen ,677 N. Rockwell st Waists
2754 Rosberff. Nols 665 N. Rockwell st Coats
2755 Rosbersr. S 1550 N. Clark st **
2756 Rose. Alfred B. & Co 296 '^tate st Merchant tailoring .
2757 Rose. Frank A 215 Dearborn st
275S Rose, Edward & Co 179-181 Franklin st Tailorina:
2759 Rose & Co 1127-129 Clark st IMerchant tailoring .
2760 Rose. Kdward & Co i254 E. Madison st Coats
2761 Roseland & Lybers: 158 Oault ct I Vests
2762 Roselek. Joseph 512 S. Halsted st *'
2763 Rosen. Charles Il77 LaSalle st "
2764 Ros<«nberg, Adolph 131-133 S Clark st Coats
2765 Roscnbercr. Henry 604 Grand av {Merchant tailoring .
2766 Rosenberg, A. & Son 1501 S. Jefferson st 'Hats and caps
2767 Rosenberg, Jacob 259 W. Fourteenth st Dresses
2768 Rosenberg. John 259 W. Fourteenth st .... Cloaks
2769 Rosenberg. Jacob 444 S. Halsted st Merchant tailoring .
2770 Rosenberg. J 4;n S Halsted st
2771 Rosenberg, L 283 Thirty- fifth st ; Dressmaking
2772 Rosenberg, Morris 175 S. Green st Ladies* suits
27T3 Rosenberg. Moses 1301 Michigan av , Repairing
2774 Rosenberg, Harris 175 Newbury av iCloaks
2775, Rosenblatt, Morris 279 E. Madison st 'Clothing
2776 ltosenl)luni, S 165 Thirteenth st .Button htflea
2777 Rosenfeld, Louis 555 S. Halsted st Cloaks
2778 Rosengreen. Nels Ill L'lSalle st Coats and pants
2779 Roseuoen, Mrs. E 423 W. Chicago st Vests
27S0 Rosenouist. 8. A Clark & S. Water sts Coats
27M Rosenthal. Ellis .373 W. Thirteenth pi **
2782 Rosenthal. Harry 182 Stat*' st iPars
27s:i Rosenthal. Isaac 127 Haddon av Coats
27S11 Rosenthal, Max 256 Armitagc av Pants
27W Rosenthal M 96-98 Fifth av Tailoring....
27% Rosenthal. Max 248-256 S. Market st **
2787 Rosenthal. Max 179 E. Washington st,... '*
2788 Rosenthal. I. &- Bros 407 Central Union blk....|Clothing
2789 Rosenwald & Weil Jackson and Market sts.^ *'
27'.»0| Rosenwald & Weil ' 177-179 E. Division st . . . .Coats and vests
2791 Rosen wasHcr. Joseph 254 Blue Island av 'Repairing
2792; [iosof s k y. Isaac 217 M ax well st ; Coats
279:f Rosowsky & Gordon 126 Fifth av iHats and caps
2794 Ross. Louis 355 W. Ohio st <Pants
2795 Ross. Max 315 W. Twelfth st
Cloaks
Merchant tailoring
Vests
2796 Ross. Samuel 228 W. Thirteenth st. . .
2797i Ross, William 919 :\raplewood av
2im Rost, Edward 895 Sheffield av
27l»9' Rost. Theodore 791 N. Halsted st Coats
2800 Roth. Frank :u',5 W. Twenty-fifth pi... **
2801 Rothinberger. M 77 Kendall st ;Vests
2802 Rothman, Louis 483 N. Wood st , Coats
2803 Rithmann. R 183 N. Wood st Vests ;• •
2804 Rothstcin. Mendel 982 Mozart st ICloaks and skirt*
GARMENT MAKERS.
287
Makers — Continued.
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2735'
2736;
2737'
2738
2739 Yes
2740 •
2741 •
2742 No
2743 *
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2745. No .
2746
2747
2748
2749 Yes
2750, *
2761 No
2752, *
2753 •
2754 *
2755 *
2756. Yes
2757 '
275S •
2759 •
2760 *
2761, •
2762|No
2763; Yes
2764. *
2765] No
2766 *
2767 *
276S* Yes
2769 **
2770 No
2771 Yes
2772 No
2773; **
2774 '*
2775 Yes
2776iNo
2777, ••
2778. Y'es
2779' No .
2780; Yes
2781 No .
2782; Yes
278:i:No ,
2784 Yes
2785 '*
2780 ^'
2787 ' '
2788 ••
2789 ••
2790 •*
2791 '*
2792' No .
2793 Y'es
2794
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2796
2797 ••
2798; "
2799(Yes
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2802 "
2808' ••
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Vs
Garment
Name.
Location.
Brauch of Industry.
2b06i
2h07
2S10,
2SU,
2812!
28ia|
2814,
2815;
2 I«
2817!
2SI.S
2«lJ>i
2S20,
2821'
2S22|
2823
28241
2825,
282(;l
2827,
2828'
2825)1
2S;^0
28:^11
2Kr2
28;«
28;i4i
28:i5
28:<G,
2.S,J7i
28:^8,
28:^1*
2840,
2811
2842
2843'
2814
2845
2.S1()
2847
2848.
284:>
28.')0'
2851,
2H.=)2
285:i|
28:>4
28.55'
2850
2\o7!
U858
285W
2.S60I
28CI,
2862
'£&&\\
28G4;
28«J5!
28(561
28671
2V68
28<i9
2870.
2871
Rouudy Keeralia Co
Rowaldson. Charles
Kowen, Mary
Rowen, Mrs. M
Royal (Thp) Tailors....
Royal (The) Tailors....
Ro/.a, Arthur
Rozin, Herman
Rozinsky. Peter
Rozolowski, Anton
Rozon, Herman
Ruben. A
Ruben, Marcus
Ruben. M ,
Rubin The Tailor
Rucera, Otto
Ruckcrt. Carl
Rude, Andrew
Rmleen, Auirust
Ruderman, bamuel
Rudin. Charles
Rudolphson, Christian.
Rudolph.P
Rudolph.son, C. P
Rudy, Nathan
Rueckoldt. William ....
Ruepp. Anton
RulTert. August
Rutfo, Charles
Ruhmovitz, K
Runge. Anton
RuHcliy, John
Rusicka. Leopold
Rush, George
Russell, David
Rutzen. William
Ryan, M. P. & Co
Ryba. James
Ryehavy, Leopold
Rydell. Gustav
Ry ersou, J oseph
Ryerel. Leon
Rysrel, Louis
Sabatka. Joseph
Sachem, William
Sachem. Harry & Co . . .
Sadorski. L
Sahm, Michael
Sajka, Anton
Sakowski, John
Salova. M
Salenak. A
Sal f est & -Fohnson
vSalinger. S
Salinerer. Jacob
Sulk & Kedansky
•Sails, Samuel
Saloman <fc Mayer
Salsbery, John A
Saltpeter, Nathan
Samelson (The) Pur Co
.Samson & Jacobs
Samuels. H. R
Samuels Bros
Samuelson. Andrew B
Samuelson, A. P
Samuelson. Jacob
18!>-190S. Clark st
775 Dania av ,
80 Menominee st
3520 S. State St
147-153 Pi fth av
J03-165 W. Madison st.
251 Twenty second pi.
2H2 W. Thirteenth pi..
29 Cleaver st
654 W. Nineteenth st. .
262 W. Thirteenth pi..
131-133 Market st
400 S. State at
3844 State st
153 E. Thirly-ftfth St..
U4 W. Taylor st
97 Keenon st
Iti60 Milwaukee av
191 Milton av
280 W. Division st
153 S. Clark st
1318Birchill st
2S0 Nineteenth pi
414 W. Ohiost
28«nV. North av
69312 W. Madison st...
2!«2Cly bourn av
609 W. North av
447 N. Ashland av
455 S. Clinton st
453 Jciferson st
'684 Loomis st
490 Blue Island av
133 N. Wells st
44-46 LaSalle st
'28Bi88Pll st
759 W. Sixty-third St..
280 W. Twentieth st..
385 W. Eierhteenth st .
,202 N Franklin st
;i543N. Wesfrnav....
4118 Cottatre Grove av
2J)50 Cottajfe (^rove av
36Haddon av
300 E. Fifty- fifth st ...
346 E. Sixty-third St..
337 N. Carpenter st ...
127-129 E. Fullertonav
i204 W. Twelfth st
626 N. Ashland av
65 Tell nl
,409 Wasliburn av
hib Ems st
i242 W. Division st
9-20 N. Halsted st
' 186-188 W. Twelfth St..
107 Milwaukee av
122 124 Mnrketst
1767 Sheffield av
615 S. Halstedst
'538 S. Halsted 8t
180 Fifth av
Hiirrford bldgr
697 S. Halstedst
228 E. Lakest
'237 B. Madison st
925 W. Madison st
i Uniforms,
.Vests
DressmakincT
Merchant tailorinir
I Coats
Pants
Coats.
i Knee pants
Cloaks
Butchers' coats —
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Tailoringr
ICoats
Cloaks
Coats
Cloaks
'Skirts
Merchant tailoring
Shoes
Vests
Pants
1 Coats
Merchant tailoring
I Dressmaking
ICoats
Merchant tailoring
.Coats
I Pants
Vests
'Coats ••
Merchant tailoring
;Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
, Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
I Merchant tailoring
I Neckwear
Cloaks
Ladies' waists
Coats
Furs
Cloaks and skirts..
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
(lARMENT MAKERS,
289
Makers — Continued.
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2816 Yes.. No
2817' •
2818. •
2819. *
28201 *
282l!No
2822' *
2823
2824
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2825
2826NO
2827
2828
2829
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2831! •• -■ '
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2833. •
2834, *
28351 '
2836 '
28371 •
2838 Yes .:No
2839
2840 No . . Yes
2841
2842
2843
2844
2845
2846! Yes.. No... I
28471 No... Yea..!
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2853
2854
2855
2836
2857
2858
2859
2860 Yes..; No.
2861. No...
2862; Yes..
2863 No...
2864iYes .
2865 No ..
2866' Yes .
28671 *'
2868! No...
2869iYes
2870
2871
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21 1 ' Clean.. Yard
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9
2
2
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4
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—19
'190
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gfirfiienl
Name.
Location,
Branch of Industry.
2872
2873
2874
2875
287fii
2877 i
2»»7K
2879
2880
2881
2882
2N83
2S-S4
2S8.5
288C
2S87
2SM>j
28911
281)2 1
289;^
2894
2895
2890
2897
2898
2S9}»
2900
2901
2\»02^
2903
29041
290'>'
2006'
29071
2^108:
2909
2910
2911'
2912
29131
2914 1
2!H5:
2t>u;|
2917;
29 IN I
2919,
29201
2921:
29221
2«2:jl
2924 i
29251
MO
2927
2928
2929;
2830'
2931'
2932
2933,
2934
29^5
29:j6
2937.
29:«;
29391
2940
29411
2942
Saniuelsou, Peter 1228 E. Lake st
Samuelson. S 151 S. Clark st
Sauberir. Miss Nellie i355 Orleans st
Sandow. M j Clark and S. Water sts . .
Sandoen. iS '919 N. RookwelJ st
Sanders. H 1126 Dearborn st
Sanderson. A 44-46 LaSalle st
Sandler, George 1229 X. M»»y st
Sandstroni & Flood ,123 LaSalle st
Sangamon. Bernard |204 W. Twelfth pi
Sangrermau. H 492 S. Morgan st
Sanka. John |700 Noble st
Sauz. Charles 197 Newbury st
Sapero & Goldstein iNew Era bldjr
Sasek. Thomas l57l Latlin st
Sass. F 707 Nineteenth st
Sass. Mrs. R 1707 VV. Nineteenth st
Satheron. O. P .757 N. Claremont av
Saner. D Il80 Wabash av
Sanders, lienry :215 VV. Madison st
Savag:e, Mrs. E 44 Emma st
Sawka. C 'l20 W. Division st
Sawyer. H 218-220 E. Washington st
Sax. Wolff 549 S. Canal st
Scanlan. P 144-46 LaSalle st
Scavitchky. Adolph !514 W. Eighteenth st ....
Schack, (/harles '452 Michigan av
Si'hask. J '157 W. Mndlson st
Schaefer. Frank 672 W. Thirteenth st
Schaefer, P 157 B. VanBuren st
Schaefer. William I440k» N. Clark ?t
450 Wells st
Scbaffner A: Oilman 185 Dearborn st
Schaf ran &• Cohn 1.55 W. Division st
Schager & Bros 394 N. Marshfleld av
S dialby, Uustav 1001 W. Nineteenth st
Schaub, James 408 Washburn av
Schanb Bros 82 E. .Monroe st
SchauO. Fred 58 W. Huron st
Schayer. Alexander 394 .Marshfield av
Schayer. The Tailor 797 W. Division st
Scheeberg. John Oil W. Fourteenth pi
Schemer. Jfthn 206 E. Ohio st. ;
Schetsl*'. Matilda il34 VV. North av
Schell, Gusiav 49 Bissell st
Schenker. Daniel .84 Waller st
Schenker, D 471 S. Morgan st
Schenker, H 811 VV. Madison st
Schennum. Andrew 1310 N. Noble st
Scher. Conrad 1720 Lake st
Scher. S '280 W. Division st
Schernianski. John 286 N. Centre av
Sclietnitz Bros. «t Blaycr Il79 Franklin st
Scheufel. James 673 Throop .st
Sclieve, Gustav 289 W. Division st
Schiemann. Fred 1067 W. North av
Scieraann. Fred 897 Talmau av
Schier. Hyman 481-483 S. Halsted st
Schitler. Charles l328 Clybourn av
76 N. Center av
429 S. ' *
297 Blue Island av
547 S. Jefferson st
1054 W. Eighteenth pi. . . .
888 Milwaukee av
181 S. Clark st
State and .Madison sts...
78 N. State st
120 N. Clark st
97 Clybourn av
555 Holt av
Coats
Pants
Dressmaking
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Pants
Ladies' tailoring.
Coats
Pants
Coats
I Pants
•Coats
Pants
I Merchant tailoring
Shoes
Shirts
Coats
Shirts
Knee pants.
Coats
Merchant tailoring
[Pants
' Merchant tailoring
I Pants
Coats
; Pants
ICoata
Merchant tailoring
I Pants
jCoats
I Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
) Pants
[Coats
1 Pants
Merchant tailoring
C<mts
Merchant tailoring
Schillestad. John O
Schlag. Herman
Sell lag. Robert
Schlapik. Hyman
Schlensky. Frances . .
Schlesinger. .Morris . .
Schlesinger & Cohn..
Schlesinger & Mayer.
Schloff & Co
Schloff & Humbert...
Schmidt. Mrs. A
Schmidt. August
Coats
Hats and caps
Coats
Vests .'....
Coats
Skirt-s
Pants
Merchant tailoring
Pants
, Merchant tailoring
Cloaks
Pant«»
Cloaks
Coats
Furs and underwear.
Merchant tailoring..
Stockings
Pants
GARMENT MAKERS.
291
Makers — Continued.
O
Ki
28T2|Ye«.,
2K74
2875
as7«
2877^
2878
2879
2N80
28811 No .
2882 Yea
2883 No .
2?«4 "
2885 Yes
2S86 No .
2887 ••
2888! Yes
2889
2890
2801
I «
1 1
2892
2893
2*04
2X95
2896
2897; No
2^98
No .
« t
Yes
28i>9
2i»00
2901
2902
2903
2904
2905
Yes
No .
Y'es
No .
Yes
* ■
No .
Yes
No .
29061 Yes"
29071 *•
2908|No
2909
2910
2911
2912
2913
2914
2915
291«
2917
291S
2919.
2920
2921
2K2
2923
2924 Yes
2925 No .
2926
2927
2928
292i*
2i(30
2931
2932 Yes
2933' No .
2934. ••
2935: Yes
2936 **
29:17, • •
2938' *'
2939
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4 •
« •
lYes
'No .
Yes
• *
'No.
iYes
iNo .
Clean., i
Fair...!
Clean..!
Fair...
River,
Yard .
Street.!
I >
t a
.Alley.-!
I Street. I
Yard ..i
12 Yes.
3
Fair
3 Fair.
I Street.
Alley..!
Street.!
Yes.
> •
.IYes .
1 *
4 Yes
4 ••
Fair...
• •
.'No .. .
.'Yes
I ••
.,No .
.IYes
No
Fair . ,
5
4
Yes,.
« •
1 1
1 Alley..
Street.
Yard . .
Street.
1 Yes
Clean .
Fair...
Yard . .
Street.
• 1
Fair.. .
• Yes .
..No .. ..
4
Clean
.IYes .
.No ... .
4
Fair...
Clpan .
1 •• ' ^
. Yes .
.INo .. ..
2
Clean..
c
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• «
Yard.
Yes
. t
« <
. t
< •
1
4
5-
5 Yes
2.
4
3
2
2 Yes
3
3
Fair. .
Clean..
Fair...
Yes
Clean..
.. Fair...
'• Fair...
Street.
Yard..
Street.
t <
< .
No .
Yes
Clean
Fair.
Yard
Street.
> t
No .
iYes
iNo .
41
3
3
2
S
2
6
B^air.
Yes
Yes
Fair...
Filthy,
Pair.'.'.'
Yard...
Street.
* a
< t
2
2
Clean..
Fair...
• >
t «
2940
2942
No
2941 Yes
No
:Yes
No .
lYes
« 1
• ••■ ••!•«•••«
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2,
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Yard...
Street.
Yard...
Street. I
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2
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221
1|
91
1
1
1
1
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18
9;
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14 1
1
1 3
4
1 .. ..
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1
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3
4
7
t
9
5
i
9
l'
2
3
i
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3
3
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1
14
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5
2;
1
7
1;
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1
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1
12
2|
1
8
2'
6
2
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1 2:
11
15
1,
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1'
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1
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1
1
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1'
3
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1
2
2'
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2
0
*• 1
1 1
2
4
4
4
1
6
5
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25
3
12
1
1
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4;
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40
6
5
25
9
2
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1
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1,
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5,
1
19
ll
1
1
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15
17
1
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1
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12
1
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15|
20
1
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. 11
1
1
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3
9'
15
3
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11
16
5,
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3
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4. I I Fair... Yard...
8"
12
292
FACTORY INSPECTORe' REPORT.
Qd-nmnd
Name.
Location.
Branch of industry.
2943
2944
2945
2946
2947
2948
2949
2950
2951
2952
2953
2954
2955
2956
2957
295S
2959
2960
2961
2962
2963
2964
2965
2966
2967
2968
2969
2970
2971
2972
2973
2974
2975
2976
2977
2978
2979,
29b0!
29S1
2982
298:^:
29S41
2985
298i)|
2987
298S,
298()>
29901
29911
2992,
29931
2994
2995
2996
2997
2998
2999
3000
3001
3002
3003
:i004
\vm
3006
3007
:jO08
3009
3010
3011
'm2
Schmidt. Fred
Schmidt, William
Schmidt, August
Schmidt, Daniel
Schmidt, Mary
Schnackel, Julius
Schneider, Hermann.
Schneider. John
Schneider, P
Schneider, Peter
Schneider & Son
Schneidweiss, Louis
Schnettauff, Oswald
Schroeder, Fred
Schoen, Isaac
Schoen Bros
Schoenian, Mrs. A. . .
Scholz & Qroebner..
Schonlau. Charles...
Schonski. Joseph...
Schouliz, F. &Co...
Schoultz, William . .
Schramm. Hugro . . .
Schramm, John
Schroeder, Frtd
Schroeder. U. J
Sehreiber, William.
Schualger. Charles .
Schubei th , John —
Schuelei*, John
Schuttge, Edward..
Schutzler. John
Scbuldebfrei. P
Schulin, AufiTust
Schultz, Adolph ....
Schultz. A
Schultz. Christian..
Schultz, Edward .. . .
Schultz, Frank
Schultz, Fred
Schultz, Louis
Schultz, Frank ^
Schultz, Martin
Schultz, Morris
Schultz, M
Schultz, Nels O
Schulz&Co
Schuiz & Glenner . .
Schunneson. Alfred
Schuh. Frank
Schurson, Max
Schurz, Dred
Schwab, Joseph
Schwab Bros
Schwabach, L
1298 Dayton st iCoata
485 S. Ashland av jVesto
237 E. Madison st Coats
1171 W. Lake st ; Merchant tailoring
314 Cleveland av ; Pants
1496 Milwaukee av i Vests
478Clyboum av ...> tCoats
557 Campbell av I '*
237 E. Madison st '*
167-159 Market at jShirta
766 South port av I Coats.
Repairins:
Coats
Repairing
Pants
Coats
Cloaks
Dressmakinir
Merchant tailoriQir
Coats.
286 Blue Island av
608Throopst
4248 Wentworth av.
88Keenon st
274 W. Twelfth st . .
549 W. Madison st. .
190Clybourn av
341 Blue l^land ov
Dearborn and VanB. sts.
WashiniTton and Fifth av
757 N. Ashland av
223 N. Clark st i Masquerade costume^^.
103-109 E. Randolph st. . . MerchaTit tailorln«r
194 Augusta st jCoats
87 Lubeck st {Pants
88 Keenon st jCoats
252 N. Clark st 'Merchant tailoring .
103-109 Randolph st
97^ Wells st Coats
118 E. Randolph st iHats
101 Clybourn av IDressmaking
972 N. Clark st ,. . . . Merchant ufloring
3851 Lakest 'Cloaks
219-221 VanBuren sr jNeckwear
2337 N. Western av 'Coats
5128 S. Stalest Pants
83lN.Woodst ••
632 N. Shober st I '*
279 S.Clark at jCoats
110 W. Division st 'Merchant tailoring
l8.Hinke st .• iCoats
172 I )ivi8ion st Merchant tailoring
831 N. Wood st Pants
296 W. Lake st i Merchant tailoring
228 W. Thirteenth st iCoats
1325 W. VanBuren st 'Merchant tailoring
949 Ked zie av I Coats
36 Washington st i Merchant tailoring
228 VV. Thirteenth pi Coats
44-46 LaSalle st •*
266 W. Twentieth st **
Western av.& Harris'n st
1341 Western av
867 N. Fairfield av..,
166-174 S. Clinton st
195-197 S. Market st
423 W. Division St..,
643 S. Morgan st.
Merchant tailoring
Schwalb. Henry
Schwanebach, Charles
Sch^wfcrke. Adolph 800 N. Washtenaw st
Schwartz, Morris 424 W. Fourteenth st Vests
Schwartz & Qottfried 237 W. Thirteenth st
Schwartz & Kline 242 Market st
Schwartz & Levy 177 E. Madison st
Schwartz & Cohen 279 E. Madison st. . . .
Schweder, Fred 88 Keenon st
Schweitzer, Charles 630 W. Twelfth st . . .
Schweitzer, A. & Co 165-167 Market st . . . .
Schwenneson, E 109 W. North av
Schwendtfesrer. Emil 737 W. Fourteenth st
.>ch werson & Lobe 617 W. Madison st. . .
Tailoring
Shoes
Ladies* tailoring.
Cloaks
Coats
Clothing
Coats
Ladies' waists
Pants
Merchant tailoring
Clothing
Pants
Vests
Merchant tailoring
GARMENT MAKERS.
29:i
Makers — Continued.
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No .
Yes
* •
No .
Yes
• «
No .
2943
2944
2945
2916
2947
2948
2949
3950
2951
2962
'2963
2954
2955
2956
2957
2958
2959
2960
2961
2962
2963
2964
2965
2966
2967
2968
2969
2970
2971
2972
2973
2974
2975
2976
2977
2978
2979
2980;
2981
2962
2983
2984 ••
2985 ••
2986 Yes
2987 No .
2988
2989
2990
2991
2992 **
29931 •*
2994! No .
29951 ••
29116' ' •
2997! *'
2998|Yes
2999'
No.
Yes
No .
• <
Yes
» <
t >
.INo .
.iYe.s
lYes
6
2
3
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Yes IStreet.
Clean..
; Yard
I Street.
Clean..!
I 4
Yes
2
4 *
t •
. t
. t
4 *
Alley
Street
4 .
. 4
4 I
• •
< 4
4 4
« <
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
• *
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No.
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
3 1 Clean..
6 1 iPair...
1 1
2Yes.
1 *• lYard
.iNo CJean.. Alley
-Yes. 2 Yes., " Street.
.'No '
i •
.'Yes .
6 ..
1
1
Fair...
.No .. ..
•' ( .
. Yes .
1 1
2lY
2
1 '.'.
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. . . Yes .
Fair...
< 4
Fair!..
• 4
Clean.
. No ....
• • * '1 ■ * ■
. lYes .
2 ..
1
Pair. . .
.'No ....
.'Yes .
. 4
3 ..
1::
1
...Y-es.
Clean..
4 4
1
Fair...
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yard
Street.;
.No ..
. IYcs .
« I
4 4
4 4
I'Yes
2, 1 Yes .'Clean..
2' : .Filthy.
1 Yes .iFair...
Yea
No .
Yes
. iNo ...
4 <
. Yes .
2'
!..!.. Yes
. 4
4 4
3
t 4
Clean .
4 4
4
t t
Fair...
. No .. .
.Filthy.
. Yes .
2 ......
Yes
r .4 ^
4 4
2
,
. No . .
.] Clean .
. Yes .
•)
' • 4
. No .. .
4 4
4 t
• .
4 .
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 <
4 t
* 4
4 .
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( 4
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. 4
4 4
4 4
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No .
Yes
No .
3000
3001
3002
:ffi03
3004 '*
.3005: Yes
:vm\ "
;«07. ••
:»08jMo .
.3009 Yes
:»iol •*
3011 * •
W12IN0 .
3013. Yes
Yard..
Street.'
Yard
Street
Yard
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Alley..
Street.
4 1
Yard
No Street
i ...... ...... .....
Yes
4 4
4 4
. 4
4 .
4 t
2' Clean
4 Yes
3 Yes .
Boys
year
Girls
year
aa ' i
90
• 3
: o»
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. 0
0
• *%
"* 1
: ^ :
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No..
Yes .
4 •
< 4
iNo
2
9
4
Fair.
Fair.
> 4
4 4
4 4
Yard
4 4
4 4
Street
.Yes . 2 Yes fair..
.|No Clean
4 .
4 4
'FaW
. Yes . ""iVes'.'.'.'.'.'.'.-'.'.'.'.'.A . .'.'.
.No I ' ' Clean
4 4
. 4
4 4
4 4
• •
4 «
4 »
4 .
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT,
HSebak.FTHtik
S Sedlwfk. Vaclav ....
a Sedatroiu.Chuleii ..
UK
u, W, t
, .Villliouae
aO« Shnnnou. Miehael..
3M1 Shiipiro, Louis 4 Co
3(HS:«hBpiro. P
30WSb»piro.Peler
30B0Sharf.Ui.rri9
aOSllSlinrr.ilarfia
KIS2,Shaj-i!r.Jiiim
aOsa'stmsnc.r'iUrL T. & Co.
3(6ISIiei-linii. Driiilel
aOK SLfffour. JwJii-B
3056 Slii-llntrom, Krert ,
)(H4,S]ivi'iu*n. Noritcen & Bates...
MBH.Shcl lock, (''red
aHOSlilpborl.Jolin
MStiiiii'-lila.J. E. & Co
3D6S:Shlpplrt & Vino
SOW ShirtK. Frank
,1., S...
iSn, tietiry
..,.< ilnlnicvr BruEi. Mtg. Co.
iT:$hon.')-& Bicdiraliult....
HlShrnMl. Joseph
SiShriiie, Frank
ni Khiifisl. Jainea
FllShnnneson. tihanne
-' Jhyer. Atlolph
SwVi\&B\o9 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
»pChI,C
;SE,.::
a korskl.Ji
S Iberstvin. Morr
K Ihanck. MhtTt
S llianek. Allien
SS3W. Lakeat
. 'Merchant lalloriDK,
577-STO Blue Island av
!19W. Fourteenth St.. .
■ggiJU !■-!!!:!!
ISS Market at
lOeFlfrhav
, CoMb.
MIS. Water 8t
.Tailoring
as. Clark St
..Cqata
ll^l!?acrBniFUtoav.,.,
USNtm^teenthBt
eaDaDlaar
2I7W. Thirteenth pi,..
! DreBaniaklns!
535 N.Clark St
, Furs
SO-ItO llilwaukee av .
..Merchant tallorinK .
57 Milwaukee av
. Coals
41S. Water St
69 Colorado av
rj'orX:";:::::::
! Merehantwilorine !
WFitlhav
. Coals
SSKr"'
1. Shoes
. Pants
.Taiiorlnit
MDeerhorDst
. Coats
790 W. Eiahteei.th st .
Ill S. Water at
SOSHolCav
a)5W. Taylor »t
S2S W. Twelfth «t
220 W. Division st
SWW.Tn-entiethat...
!vesta!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!-
6T1 S. Halstecl st
. Shirts and ovenltE..
110 Barber st
.,Sbin»
2106 Kenainmon pi
.1 Merchant tallonoe.
112-114 Fifth av
,:Coal»
lilS.Groen st
131 Newbury av
5S8W, Twelfth st!.!."!.
! p«nti.'.::!:!!!!!!!!!.!!
71(7 \V. Birii'lon st
.MrrehanltalloriDi;.
m-I»3 Stale at
- Fur-
lllGHemduii at
. Coats
KSW, Twenty-Bfthpl.
1000Shefli..|dav
91 UenrUorDNt
, Men-hanr Jailorintt .
S32 Dearborn st
1601 N. Ashland av
! Coals
ISi Dearborn at
-Shoes
, Nei-kwear
50TS? Jefferson st!!!!!!
. Coals
..Knee pants
1253.8, HBl-t.il-.t! !!!...
. Repalrinir.
, Pants
WW Thn"'[i%' !!!!!!!!!
.COUlB
aatweiis,!
. MerehiiDl taiiorlniE .
SE!;Uaii,v;^
sL'loaiis!!!!!!!!!!!! !■
bTH Taenty-M'eond pi,.
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. Merchant tailorian
i5iN..\s'h'l.ndVv!!!!!:
. Coats
572.Nsl.lest
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186 W. Taylor al
GARMEXT MAKERS.
295
Makers — Con t i n ued .
No
3014
3015
3016
3017
3018
3019
3010
3021
;I022
:I023
3024
3025
:iQ26
;«27l
:«)28lYe8
:«29 No .
3030iYe8
3031! No .
:«)32|Yea
3083! '•
3034iNo .
3035' •*
3036 Yes
Yea
• *
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
3037
303S
3a39
3040
No
Yea
No
Yes
:»41 No
3042
3043
:j044
3045
3046} Yes
3047j
3048*
3049'
3060
3051
3052
3053
3054
:«)55'Yes
:j056i '•
:»57; '•
3058
No .
Y'ea
3059
3060
3061 **
3062iNo .
:i063 Yes
30641 "
30651 "
3066; '*
3067 '•
3068
3069
3070
3071
3072
3073
3074
3075
3076
3077
3078
3079
3060
3061
3382
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
• •
Yes
No .
Yes
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* •
Yes
No .
Yes
2i Y«s .Fair..
3'!!!!!!'!!!!!!, Yes"! ;:::;;:
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Fair..
No .
Yes
No ..
Yes.
N^o ..
iYes .
No..
" Clean .
i; Fair...
6 Clean .
2 Yes
6' ' *
.. Yes
3' Fair...
Clean
1 1
1
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Yes .
No
Yes
31 : Yes
4 ' Fair..
1 1
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1 1
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Yes . 2i Fair..
N0..1
Yes . ■ 3, Yes .
31
9 Yes
21 Yes . Fair.
No
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« «
41
.... •' Filthy.
.,! \ ! Fair...
' 1
No .. Yes .
Yes
No .
Fair.
3i
Yes
■ INo .. ..
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. No ....
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1 ••
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4 4
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I
No .
Yes
No .
i:
51
2
Fair..
Filthy
Fair..
I
Yes
Yes
I • 4
1 Yes . Fair...
3: '
No Clean .
\''es . 6
4: jYes .'
6 1 ! Clean .
3 Fair...
No i Filthy.
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2
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Gurmrni
Name.
location.
Branch of Industry.
H083
3064
3085
3066
3067
3088
3089|
;»90'
'mi\
3092
;i093l
3094;
3095
:i096
3097i
:«98,
.H099'
:noo
3101
3102
3103
3104
3105
3106
3107
3108.
3109
;uiu
3111
3112
3113
3114
3115'
3116;
3117
3118
3119,
3120
3121'
3122
312:^
3124
3125
3126
3127
312Si
3129
3130
3131
3132
3133
3134,
3135
313G
3137
3138
3139
3140
3141
.-{142
3143
3144
3145
3146
3147
3148
3149
3150
3151
3152
3153
1255 W. Twenty-first pi . . Coats.
257 W. Adams St "
328 Blue Island av '*
197 E. Madison St '*
88 Thirteenth St..
820 Alport St
5-7 Fortieth av....
919 W.Lake St
41 W. VanBuren st Coats
First National Bank bids * '
158 Adams st
SilJa, John
Silverman, H
Silverman, J
Silverman. Jacob
Silverstine, D
Simandel, Joseph
Simansky. Simon
Simeon. Emanael
Simon. B
Simons. Christian
Simons. Max
Simon & Cohen 208 W. Fourteenth st
Simon, Leopold & Solomon {199-201 Market st
Simon & Perlman 218 E. Twenty-second st.
Slmonech. Jame«t 1627 W. Eisrhteenth st
Simonson. Charles |181 N. May st
Simpson, B 225 W. Ene st
Sinclair & Scott 20 N. Desplaines st
Sinda, Joseph i366 Wabansia av
Sindelae. Joseph 618 Loomis st
Sinarer, A. L. & Co 233 Monroe st
Singrer. L. E } 1261 Lake st
Sinkler, Frank G 2924 Cottagre Grove av.. . .
Sippie & Vitto 1507 S. Jefferson »t
Siskin & EmanueJ (296 State st
Sitky . Samuel 2004 State st
Sitvan, Joseph i441 S. Desplaines st
Sivertsen. John 144-46 LaSalle st
Sivrava, Adolph 112 Bunker st
Siwecki, Felix 803 Holt av
Six Little Tailors 74-76 Madison st
Sjolund, Gustav 89 Townsend st
Sjorquist, Andrew |126 Dearborn st
S^ostrom. Peter '904 N. Kedzie av
Skannel. Joseph '546 W. Twentieth st
Skarin, R iClark and S. Water sts. .
Sketh, Franz 579 Throop st
SkoBlof & Carlson 1122 8. Market st
SkofirsberK, Charles '1000 Sheffield av
Skoofirlund. Henry j919 N. Rockwell st
Skupneiweiz, Frank 2 Blucher st
Slaby. Charles Il4 Nut ct
Slaby. Edward i322 W. Eifirhteeuth st
Slapal. Joseph 679 Alport st
Slapeck Bros 364 W. Eigrhteenth st
Slapek. Joseph ii»97 W. Twenty-second st.
Slattery. D :9185 S. Chicasfo av
Slepika, Misj» K 648 W. Eigrhtoenth st
Slepika. William 174 Emma st
Slott. L 588 W. Taylor st
Sluktt, James 1332 W. Twenty-first st. . .
Sluka. Vincent 1983 W. Eighteenth st
Smeka. John 1062 Douinass boul
Sme^a. Frank 646 Holt av
Sme^a. Po wel 176 Cleaver st
Smeja, Steve 749 N. Ashland av
Smith. Auirust 2:S E. Lake st
Smith, David 1171 W. Lake st
Smith John A 124 Dearborn st
Smith, Libby 4215 State st
Smith. Morris '159 W. Fourteenth st
Sniith. P. P 9126 Commercial av
Smith, V 113 Adams st
Smith & Byron 147-153 Fifth av
Smith, J. P. Shoe Co Pranktin and Erie sts...
Smith Tailorinsr Co 612 Wabash av
Smolinski. John 602 Milwaukee av
Srarz. John 8 Nutt ct
Smrz. John 552 Throop st
Snitzer. John 127 Dnarborn st
Sobnnski. W '44-46 lisSalle st
Cloaks
Coats
Merchant tailorini?
IClothingr
(Merchant tailoring
Coats
Vests
Coats
Shoes
Coats
i Vests
IClothins:
Tailoring
'Merchant tailorinir.
ICoats
Repairing
Coats
Merchant tailorinir
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Vests
Coiits
Kid gloves
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Corts
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Coats
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring .
Coats
Children's clothing.
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Leggings
onoes. ....
Merchant tailoring
Pants
Repairing
Coats
GARMENT MAKERS.
297
Makei's — Con tinued .
1
1
1
1
1
X
CP
3
■ i
Tenement
Number of fami-
lies on premises
Basement
Over stable or
shed
1
In living rooms.
Condition of shop
Shop fronts
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
' years
Males over 16
years
Children under
16 years
; Total number of
• employes
3083
Yc
^A
I
No...
I
1
Pair...
Clean .
Street.
4 <
3
1
1
5
3
2
1
2
2
4
3
1
2
1
1
12
14
2
2
1
3
10
3
1
30
2
1
9
6'
3
2
1
2
4
10
1
5
2
2
1
1
7
1
\
4
2
i!
4
3
1 1
! 3
' ji
4
3
3
1
1
2
5
; 257
' \
3
1
5
1
4
../...
3
i
......
i
4
1 ...... .
6
1
■ i
1
1
1
i
3
i
i
2
13
1
■ >*■■•
1 1
12
3084
t 4
No ..
Yes.
No..
4 4
Yes .
No..
Yes.
4 4
No..
Vft9 -
4 4
Yes .
No ..
(
3
9065
8
i
Pair... ** 1
2
3066
j
4 4
••
Clean .
Fair...
4 4
4 4
Yard..
9
3067
Yes.
4 t
No ..
10
7
1
3
3068
4 4
street.
4 <
4.4
3
14
3069
3
3090
Yes.
No . .
2
Yes .
1
3091
2
4
3092
4 t
Yes .
No ..
4 4
4 4
' 1
3093
3
Pair...
1
3004
!
Alley..
8
20
3095 **
4 •
4 4
Yes .
No ..
■
1
Street.
»•
Yard..
1
1
15
3096 '*
Clean .
Pair...
ft •
*i
1 2
3007INO ..
5
Yes.
::::::i::::::
2
4
3096, Yes .
4 4
1
3009 No ..
Yes!
7
Street.
■"•••• .••••• ......
•
3
3100 Yes
No ..
^ .4
Yard .
1 1
2
4
1
1
12
3101' "
• ft
Yes.
No ..
1
.. t
1
1 7
3102
No..
Yes .
No..
Yes .
4 4
2
, , ,,1
1
Pair... •*
•• • •' •*■•*
' 2
3103
1
Street.
• •
1 1
:i2
3104
Yes.
No ..
3
Pair * . .
' 2
3105
Clean".! "
'Yard..
1
1
1
4
7
2
3106
4 4
. ...1
13
3107
4 4 ' t 4
i
No .. Yes .
4 4 4 4
1
Pair..., Street.
.4 4 4
> 4 4 4
1
13
3108
3
3
Yes .
• •
1 '^
3109
1
' 2
3110
Yes.
No..
4 •
Yes.
No
No ..
1
4 4 4 4
1
3111
Yes.
4 4
No ..
2
2
1
t 4
Yard..
4
11
8
6
3112
Yes .
4 4
Street.
1 '*
Yard..
3
i
19
3113
18
3114
Yes .
No ..
11
;Yes .
Clean .
1
3115iYe8 .
Pair...
Clean .
Pair...
Street.
4 •
• 4
1
5
3116 No ..
Yes.
4 4
4 4
• 4
No ..
1
8
1
6
...... ..... |......
2
3ll7t *'
lYes .
2
3118, "
Glean.' *'
■•••••■■••••«
\
3119 •*
3120 Yes .
Yes .
1
'
1 '
4 4
Yard
9
! 16
3121 • '
4 i
1
1
3122 **
1
J
Pair...! "
'
I
3123 No . . Yes .
3
1
!■■■>•>
Street.
Yard..
Street.
4 1
4 4
44
6
3
8
2
9
7
> »
3124 Yes .
3125 No . .
No ..
1
I
Clean .
Pair...
4 .
• 4
4 2
1
13
;Ycft .
i
9
1
1
i
! 11
3126 '* ' •*
1
3
3127; •• . **
i!::::::
15
3128 Yes .
3129 * *
No ..
■ ■
J ..... >
• 4
12
1 ••
!
Vjirri .
3
31301 No ..lYes .
6
4
3'
3
6
lYei. ••"
Fair-. **
1
4
1
1
""ii
6
7
2
2
3131 " : •*
1
3132 ••
3138 • •
31341 ' *
lYes .
• •
• •
Clean .
{Street.
Yard..
Street.
• •
1
V.V.W i
2i 1
I
' 3
3135
Yes.
^No ..
No ..
Clean .
20
3138
Ym
6
2
< < 4 4
Fair... **
t . 4 4
10
3137
4 4 1 4 4
> • 4 4
YfiH *
1
10
3138
6 *•
...... ......
1
i
6
3139
Yes .
No ..
4 4 4 1
> .4
1
3140
No..
Yes .
Yes .
No ..
2i::::::
1
lYes..
' I
3141
• 4 4 4
Clean . * '
Fair... "
1
2
15
8
3142
No ..
Ypft
2
3
:.:::;
;
18
.3143
4 4 1 4 4
Yes .
4 4
1
3
3144
Yes .
4 1
(No ..
1 *'
1
1
1 1
3145
< 4
1
1
12
80
3
3146
4 4 4 4
4 4 4 4
1 :
2
5; 8
10
3147
' . 1 .
350
3148
No..
Yes .
No ..
4 4
Yes .
No .,
4
Yes.
1 Clean .
1
3149
4 4 4 t
3
3150
Yes .
4 4
No ..
2
2
1 ,
4 4
• 1
[Yard..
I
4
3
8
3151
Yes .
Sta-eet.
' 4 4
.4
4
3152) Yes .
Yes .
5
31531 • *
4 4
1!.....
Fair...
^_^^_^i
1 1
298 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Garment
Name. Location. Branch of Industry
3164
3155
315C
3157
3158
Soboski. Peter US Cleaver st Coats
Sobolewaki. A. & Co 136 W. North av i ';
Soder. Eric ;1536N. Western av i
Soder, Theodore 720 N. Ashland av '*
uAuo, Soderoerg. A 55th st. & Wentworth av. j Merchant tailonnff
3159 Soderberff, C H .'. 624 Campbell av ; Pant*
3160 SoderberiT, Claus H 1137 Richmond st ' * ' -
316l|Soderberif. E 420 E. Thirty-flrst st jMerchant tailoring
3162 SoderberfiT. P. J 237 E. Madison st Coats
3163;Soe, Hans 265 Noble st iPants
3164 Sokol, Emanuel 589 W. Righteenth st Coats
3166' Solomon Bros 625 W. Sixty-third st Merchant tailoring
3166i Solomon. J. & Co 215-221 E. Madison st . . . . iClothln^
3l67.Solotneohky. J 100 E. Van Buren st ' Pants
316w|Solura, Alexander '16 Marion st Coats
3169 Sommer, Miss Anna 304 W. Chicaiio av "
3170
3171
3172
Sommer, J acob 436 Washburn av
Sonda. I^uns 221 Grand av , '"
Sonrtock. Max 326-328 X, Ashland av.... **
3173 Soper. B. J 83 Dearborn st Merchant tailoring .
3174iSoper. N. D '4032 Cottage Grove av. . . . iCoats
31751 Sorenson, Mrs. E 110 Bingham st jSkirts
3176 Soren son. N 54 W. Huron st Pants
3177 Sosraan, Solomon '612 W. Twelfth st i Butchers' coats
3178 Soudack, Max ,326 N. Ashland av .Coats
3179 Souf el, John 930 W. Eighteenth st l ' *
3180Soufel Bros 653-655 Throop st ; "
3181 1 Souhrada, Thomas '437 W. Twenty-first st . . . I Vests
3182 Soukup. Prank 556^2 W. Madison st .Merchant tailoring
3183 Soukup. Frank 235 Nineteenth pi ICoats
Merchant tAiloring
Coats
3184 South Side Tailor 2505 Cottage Grove av.
3185 SovboUa, Joseph 845 S. Ashland av
3186'Sowka, August |12 Chapen st
3187 Sow ka, John 103 ('leaver st
3188Sowka,l |120W. Division st , "
318l> Spandan. William '488 N. Clark st ' Merchant Uiloring
3190 Spangler Dye House 1271 N.J^lark st Repairing
319i:Sparby. Peter...
3192 SpHStrom, Peter
3193 Spevacek. John.
3194;Spiesberger, Nathan
216 E. Washington st .... Vests
904 N. Kedzie av .Merchant tailoring
643 W. Seventeenth st ... Coats
362 Statf at Merchant tailor.ng
3195 .Spilky. Isaac 562 S. Canal st Clothing
3196 Spira, Samuel ;121 b'ifth av Hats and caps
3197 Spitz. Laudauer& Co ,166 Market .st Clothing
3198 Spivak. S 150 W. Adams st Merchant tailoring
3199, Sponberg, Joseph i6l37 Carpenter st Vests
3200 Spravaka. Frank 26 Raleigh ct Coats
3201, Spriiigal, i^hilip !402 N. Wells st ,Ve8ts
3202' Springer, John ,225 Dearborn st Merchant tailoring
3203 Stadelmaun, Henry l220 N. State st
:<204 Stadler, George A 1321 Larrabee st
3205 Staeck, Frank 1062 S. Oakley av Coats
3206 StalTrcgen. Conrad II 12 N. Clark st Merr harit tuilonng
31^07 St ah 1. G. A 332 E. Division st Shirts.
3208 Stahlback. Frank
3^09 S T ah 1 back, F. A.
22S E. Lake st Coats
.„., , 2:i7E. Madij^onst '*
imo Sran. Anton 1224 E. Sixty third st Merchant tailori&g
321 1, Standard Pants Co ,233-235 Jack-on st , Pants
3212 Standard Tailor (The) 1802 Wabash av Merrhant tailoring .
:Cl3,Slanek. Bertha. 1126 Whipi lo st Pant>
32 4 Stanganl. Charles 228 E. Lak»' st Coats
3215 Stangard. C. H |237 E. Madison st | "
3216 Stangby. Herman 214 W. Erie st Cloaks
3217 Stanislas. R 1755 S. Looniis st Pants
3218 Stankewiecz. Joseph SIS Holt av **
:^219 Stanorkiwirz. Joseph SIH Holt av ^ ,
3220, Star Tailors rrhe) 17 S. Clark st Merchant tailoring ..
3221 Starek. Anthony Deaiborn A: Monroe sts .,
3222iStarick. William 100 E. Van Buren st , Coats
3223 Starratt, Frank i2:{7 E. Madison st , **
3224 Startny, Frank 1929 S. Ashland av IVests
GAflMENT MAKERS.
29^>
Makers — Continued.
cc
H
or
»
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0
Kf
<*
B
9
9
3154 1 No
3U5. '
31561 *
3157 '
3158 '
31591 '
3160 '
3161 '
31621 Yes
3163 No
3164
3165
3166' Yes
3167
3168 •
3169, No .
3170 Yes
3171' •
3172 •
3173! '
3174 No
31751 *
3176 *
3177 '
3178 Yes
3179 No
3180
3181
3182
3183
3184
3185
3186
3187
3188;
3189i
3190' Ye
319JI
3192' No
3193I *
3194, Yes
3195!No .
3196, Yes
3197' *•
3198iNo .
3199; *
3200! '•
32011 **
3202: Yes
3203 No .
32041 "
3205: **
32061 ■•
:C07 Yes
32081 • •
3209 *•
3210 *•
3211' '•
32J2 •*
;i213,No .
3214 Y«' 8
:i2i6! ••
3216; No .
3217' • *
;C18; * *
3219 • •
:fi220iYes
3221
:i222
3223
No .
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No ,
Yes
No
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT,
Oarvieni
Name.
Location.
Branch of IndtistrT
3225
:i226
3227
3228
:i229
3230
3231
3232
3233
3234
3235
3236
3237
:i23M
3239
3240
3241
3212
3243
3244
3245
3246
3247
3248
3249
3250
3251
:{252
3253
8254
3255
3256'
:C571
32581
3259:
3260
3261
3262
3263'
:i264
3265
:{266;
3267!
32681
3269
3270
3271
3272
3273
3274
:i275
:G76
3277!
:{278;
;*279,
:i280
;<38il
:{282,
y283l
3284'
:i285i
3286;
3287
328h'
32S9!
:)290
3291
3292
3293
3294
:»)5
StHttman &. Co
St. Claire Corset Co.
Steams. Samuel. . . .
Steel, Frank
Stehl. Henry
Steinmetz, Peter
Stein. Abraham
Stein. A. & Co
Stein, Mf fir. Co. ......
Steinberg:, Jacob
Steinberg, P
Steineck. John
Steinlnjcer, John
Stejska. Anton
Stellmach. M
Stemmler. John
Stenerson, E
Stepannki, Ausrust..
Stepanski. Jacob . . .
Stephens, T
Stepner, M 1352 Offden av
Stepner, Max 2317 State st
Sterba, Jo.seph
Stem, David
Stern. Samuel
Stem. Beirs A Lahmayer . . .
Sternbertr, Max
Sterner, Carl
Sterns' Clothingr Co
Stevens, Charles A. & Bros
Stevens. P. K
126 State 8t
163 State St
832 W. Madison St
57 Tell pi
234 Wellington 8t
151 North av
5613 Wentworth av
219-220 S. Market st . . . .
98 S. Market St.
77 E. Harrison st
88 W. Thirteenth st....
186 Fifth av
284 Washburn av
364 W. Eighteenth st . .
809 Milwaukee av
407 W.Huron Pt
228 E. Lakest
663 Holt av
618 N. Ashland av
265 Noble st Vests
Purs
Corsets
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Elastic goods
Skirts
Merchant tailoring
Shirts
Coats
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Coats
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailoring . . .
Repairing
Coats
Coats and knee pants
Repairing
Clothing
Coats
629 Laflin st
88 W. Thirteeenth st
4111 Wentworth av
276-278 Franklin st
471 Potomac av
18 Hill st :
Harrison & Halsted sts.
109-111 State st
896-898 N. Paulina st , Wool shoddies
193 Wabash av Merchant tailoring
45 Monroe st
Clothing
Skirts and waists.
Stevenson, H. W
Stevenson, John
Stewart, George 1437 Ogden av
Sticha, Anton J86 W. Eighteenth st Coats
Stinger, J. A 1419 Langley av {Repairing
Stinquist, William |122 LaSaTle st Coats
Stim, Nichilas 2502 Wentworth av {Repairing
Stock, Anton j29 Krall st 'Coats
Stockier, Samuel 172 Bunker st i Pants
StoelUnger, Frank j715 Throop st Coats
StotYens, Henry 645 Blue Island av ; Merchant tailoring
SrofRegan, Conrad ;il2 N.Clark st I
Stoll. Otto '927 W. Twenty-first pi . . . Coats
Stone, E 88 W. Thirteenth st ' *'
Strable. Honry 279 N. Wells st
Stracek, Annie 701 Loomis st
Straka, John 833 Alport st
Straka. Michael
Strand, John A
1270 Turner av
429Divinionst.
75 Stranik, Mickael !757 S. Paulinast.
Merchant tailoring.
Pants
Coats
Stranniann. John,
Straus. G laser & Co
Strauss, I). W
Strauss. Bros
Strauss. E. E. & Co
Strauss, Maurice & Co
Strauss & Co
Strauss Clothing Co
Strebel. Fritz
Strechek. Annie
Strejc, Joseph
Striblnger, Anton
Strobinsky, Samuel
Strobl, Jacob
Strom & Dreutz
Stro « . Adolpb
Stromm. A
Strauss. Eisendratg& Drom
Strupnievic. F
Merchant tailoring.
Vests
Coats
Clothing
Coats.
744 W. Thirteenth St.. .
149-151 S. Market St....
8203 Princeton av
146Franklmst Tailoring
202-204 E. VanBuren St. .. I "
270-272 Dearborn st 'Merchant tailoring. ■•
235 W. Madison st
218 Market st • Clothing
296 N. Wells 8t 'Morehant tailoring . .
701 Loomis st {Pants
1138 Sawyer av iCoats
508 Wells st iMerchant tailoring . .
223 W. Twelfth st Cloaks
G52S. Morgan st .Coats
188Gaultct Pants
231 Townsend st ' **
ueOakst , *• '
244-246 Jackson st jCIothing
2 Blucher st lOoats
Stnhlman. I?aac 716-718 N. Ashland av..
GARMENT MAKERS.
mi
Makers — Continued.
er
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3226
3226
3227
Yea
t *
No .
Yes
1 1
No .
4 4
Y'es
No .
4 4
Yes
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
4 4
No .
3229
3230
8231
3232
3133
3234
3235
3236
3237
3238
323£>
3240
3241
3242
3243
3244
3245
3246
3247 ••
3248< "
3249 "
3250 Yes
3251 No .
3252 Ye«
32531 '*
3264 ••
3255 *•
3256t "
3257 •'
3258 No .
3259 '•
3260 **
32611 Yes
3262 No .
3263 Y>s
3264NO .
3265: '•
3266 "
3267 *'
3268, "
3269 "
3270 •'
3271 **
3272 •*
3273 Yes
3274 No .
32751 ••
3276!Yes
3277. ••
;J278 No .
3279 Yes
3280 '*
32Bi; •*
3282 No .
3283 Yes
3284 No .
:j285' •'
3286 Yes
3287 No .
3288' *•
3289* Y>s
32901 '*
3291iNo .
3292' Yes
4^298 "
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3295
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4 4
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ft •
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• «
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1
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ft *
10
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•
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4 4
No .. .
3 !
3 •
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• 4
1
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Yes .
No . . . .
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Clean .
• ft
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No .. .
3' !...;.. :.:...
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4 •
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"i3i:::::;!:::::: ::::::
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4 4
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9
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Yes .
No . . . .
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4 4
• 4
4 4
I 4
4 4
Yes . '
4 4
4 4
No .. ..
ft ft
1
' ' ■ ' 1
1
llYes .
4'
1
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Yes .
Fair...
ft ft
Yes .
No .. ..
1 Yes .
ft 1
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"3!:::::: ■::::: ' ■■;
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Fair .
4 4
3
4 4
3
Yes .
Clean .
< t
4
Fair...
• 4
1
Yes .
• •
4 4
9
4 4
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3
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Clean
4 •
8 Yes .
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»•
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Clean
•
No . . . .
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3! '
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4 •
1
4;
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Fair.
•
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No . . . .
1 ..... .
4 4
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No.. ..
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Fair...
4 4
4 « ' ' '
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No ..'..
,
'■' 1
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1 '
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Yes
5 ...i
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1 ••
6 Yes . •
, 1
1
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4 4
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3,
31
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4 4
4 4
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...... .-. —
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3
4 4
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....jYes .
.
4 4
•
4 4
1..
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' . .
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Clean .
1 1 i
Street.
River .
Street.,
.Yard..;
.Alley..
Street.,
I 4 4
4 4
4 4
Yard . .
Street.
iY'ard..|
Street. i
4 4
4 4
4 4
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Alley.
Street
I Yard..
Strtet.
4 •
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Street.
Alley..
Street.
Alley..
Street,
ft i
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302 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Name. Locution. Branch of Industry
329(i,8turamer, Rosenthal & Co.... ; State and Monroe fits 'Millinery
3297|Stump. Leonard |547 E. Twenty-sixth 8t...|CoatR
:i29S Stunner Tailoring: Co 483 W. Madison st Merchant tailoring
11299 Styles, John |4253 S. Halsted st Repairing
331)0 Suchan, John IC70 Alport nt Coats
;COl Summer. Joseph 436 Washburn av * *
3302 Sumner & Michaelson |519 S. Canal st Pants and shirts. . .
xm Sundell. Oscar S3l Seminary a v Coats
;m4 Sundholm. Carl 'l80M'ltonav "
xm Sundquist, John 119 Townaend st Pants
330(1 Sura. Franz 32 O'Brein st Coats
3307 Sustr. Joseph S12 W. Eiifhteenth at ... . Merchant tailorinir.
;i30s Svei', Albert 6;^9 Blue Island av
xn) Svejtal, Carl 494 Kiuliteenth pi Coats
3310 ^vonson, E 44-4fi LaSalle st "
3311 Svonson, Gustav 440 W. Thirty-first st .... Merchant tailorir.fc. .
3312 Svestka. Joseph .515 W. Twenty-flrst st . . . Coats
;«I3 Svetel. Charles 524 W. Eighteenth pi .... *"
33U Svikhart. L 1221 W Twenty-flrst pi.. "
3315 Svoysf. Michael .1012 W. Thirteenth st ... **
;«ir> Svoboda. Joseph H45 S. Ashland av *'
3317 Svoboda. Thomas 744 W. Nineteenth st . . . . "
331S Swainbpe. E 43 Pierce av * *
3319 Swan. Alfred 1000-1004 Sheffield av . . . . * *
xm SwunberK. Ewahl 43 Pierce st "
Xi2\ SwanberfT. John '11^2 Harrison st Merchant tailoring .
:«22 S wau.son. Oscar il41 S. Water st
:{;i23 Swan.son. Albert 76 Thirty-first st
xm Swanson, A il41 S. Water st Coats
:{325 Swanson. E 191 Milton av Vests
332t) Swanson, F. 0 5fi09 Morjran st Coats
;J327 Swanson, John H 1 1601 Maplewood av Tailoring
Xi2H Swanson, Julian 766 Irving: av Coats
:my Swanson, S 188Gault ct Vests
;«30, Swanson. S. A 89 Scdwick st .Coats
3331 Swanson, S. & Co 677 Wells st Merchant tailoring .
:«:c Swanson. S. A 163 Wabash av ,
xm Swanson. William 5845 .Moriran st 'Vests
:«:« Swanstrom. Nels '214 W. Erie st "
3:«J.5 Swarzman. I. J 264 Blue Island av Pants
3336 Swartz & Lcwberman 454 S. Jefl'erson st Coats
Xiiil Swatos. Prank 269 W. Twentieth st "
XiAi> Swatos, Joseph 505 Lincoln st * *
33;{9 Sweet. Dempster & Co 195-199 S. Canal st Hats and caps.:
:m0,Sven8on. Gustav 440 Thirty-first st iMerchant taUoring. .
:i341 Swenson. John 153 S. Clark st Coats
XU'2 Swunson. Nels 741-745 X. Lincoln st ....'. **
3343Swidevske, Frank 106108Fifthav "
3:<44 Swift. J. J. F 112-114 Dearborn st Merchant tailoring. .
:«45 Swoboda. James 251 Washburn av ' Pants
:«46 Sylvester. Sophia 257 W. Blackhawk st "
xni Syostrom. Emil 144 LaSaile st Coats
XUH TaiTKart. John 100 E. Van Buren st Vests
:«19 Tanner «fc Conley 9i» E. Washinerton st Merchant tailoring.
XioO Taub. Max 246 E. Forty third st {Dressmakine
3351 Taylor, David 62d st. and Wentworth av Merchant taRorinir
:a")2 Taylor. James H 224 Washington blvd
:«53 renncrstcdt, Richard 369 N. Wabansia av V^sts
:i354 Tessmer. Mrs. Bertha 90 Winnebago av Skirts,
.3355 Thai s.Kcn. Louis 220 W. Division st Pants
3:««TheIiD.'<. August 745 Racine av
.3357 Thomas, Anton 112 Mohawk at
:c«S Thomns. Frank 52 Tell pi
3359 Thoma;< & K»iyden 205-209 Market st , Neckwear
3,360 Thompson, George J 534 Sixty-third st 'Clothing.
3361 , Thompson, H 259 W'. Ohio st Pant^ ....
XHi2 Thergerson, Charles Clark and S. Water sts . . Coats ....
3.363|Thorn(iuist, Andrew 237 E. Madison st ' **
:«64 Thorson. Anna :i93 W. North av I Vests ....
.3365 Thorson. Christine '233 N. Market st Pants .. . .
Coats
Pants
Coats
GABMEKT MAKERS.
803
Makers — Conti n ued .
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3296 Yes .
;c»7,No ..
3298 A'es .
:CJ99l •*
3300 "
3301 *•
3302iNo ..
:c«3: * •
3304
:»05 Yes .
:i308 No . .
3307 Yes .
:«08No ..
3309 *'
3310 Yes .
;«ii **
:012 •*
3313iNo ..
:«14 * *
3315 Yes .
:«16 No . .
:«17, ••
:oi8 Yes .
:J319 * '
3320; **
;a2l;No ..
:«22i "
:«23 *•
:<:i24jYe8 .
3325;No ..
3326, •*
3327 Yes .
:«28,No ..
:«29. Yes .
3:{30 No . .
:«31 *•
:1332 Yes .
:«33jNo ..
:i334 "
:i335. ••
3338 Yes .
3337 No . .
:«« '*
.{331^ Yes.
:mo *•
:«4i • *
:«42 "
3343 **
3344
;a45 No . .
;«46 *'
:<347:Yes .
3348 No . .
:m9 Yes .
:«50No ..
.-BSl'Y'es .
3352 No ..
.1353! Yes .
:a54 No . .
33551 ••
:«56 "
:«»7,Yea .
3358 No ..
3359 Yes .
:»0ONo ..
:«6ll '*
:«62 *•
3363;Ye8 .
3364|No ..
3365 Yes .
t
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Yes
. • •
No .
Yes
'No .
I •*
Yes
« »
• <
No.
Yes
• •
No .
Yes
No.
Yes
• <
No .
Yes
No .
Yes
• •
No
No
Yes
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Yes .
No ..
Yes.
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No..
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No ..
Yes.
No ..
Yes .
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2
7
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1
5
3
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6 Yes
5
1
5
3
2
6
2
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1
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1
13
1
10
1
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S
5
2
1
2
13
13
16
15
1
9
1
1
1
2
1
4
1
18
1
12
1
21
1
1
3
1
1
4
13
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35
1
1
9*J»
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1
2
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3
17
2
1
304
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Ganncni
Name.
Location.
Branch of Industry.
3366
3367
3368
3369
3;)70
3371
3372
3373
:)374l
33751
:i376'
3377;
;«78,
3379,
3380,
3881 ;
3:«2
3383,
3384'
3385
33861
:J387'
3388,
:)389i
3390|
3391 1
3392
:1393
3394
'Jim
:i396i
X«7|
3398|
3399,
3400
3401
3402:
3403,
3404,
3405,
3406
.•M07
340S,
3409
3410
3411|
3412,
:i413l
3414i
3415,
;ui6;
3417
:M18
:)4i9,
3420
:i42i'
3421:
3122
:U23
3424 i
3425
34261
3427'
34281
3429;
3430
3431
34321
Tborson. T
Thuman, Anton
Thurwalter. John ,
Tlchbome. Clara
Tichy, Prank
Tilt, J. E., Shoe Co
Timke, Henry
Tobias. Theodore
Tobias National Clothinfr Co
Togholna. Christian
Topel. Theodore
Topiohorsky, Frank ,
fomoose. Glustay
Toussaint. Charles H
Tower. Morris
Trader, Herman
(The)
365 Austin av
666 Alport st
Clark and S. Water sts.
144LaSallest
60 Emma sc
3-17 Huron St
239 W. Taylor St
673 W. Madison St
276 W. Twelfth st
286 W. Superior St.
766 N. Paulina st
805 Alport st
40 Wendell st
92 Wells st
1309 Milwaukee av
892 W. Thirteenth st. . . .
4141 S. Halsted st
Transit Tailors
Trautweins, William '820 Lawndale av.
Travenick, John 748 N. Ashland av..
Treder, Henry 914 W. Twentieth st
Trester, Anton '38 Leiter st
Triika. Frank 1066 W. Nineteenth st
Tricka. William
Trienke. Fred
Troike. Albert
Tronerud, Bergrer |584 N. PauFina st
Trstenjak, L. A 338 Larrabce st
Truska. Anton ;682 W. Eiirhteenth pi.
703 S. Morcran st.
43 Cleveland av . .
736 N. Morgan St.
Tuchman. Louis...
Tucbocki. Leonard
Tucker, Abraham. .
Tucker. Samuel
Tulicek. Joseph
Tuma. Joseph j(»48 W. Eiirhteenth si
Turek. Jo!*eph '550 W. Nineteenth st. .
Turk. Louis 3719 Cottaire Grove av
Turk Bros 94 Dearborn st
Turner, Henry 107 E. Madison st
157 S. Clark st
25 Cleaver st
340 W. Twelfth st
152 W. Twelfth st
728 Twenty-second pi.
Turner Hat Bleachery (The)
Turnquist, Charles
Turnquist, J
Tuschinski, I
Tustk. Joseph
Twentieth Century Woolen Co
Ty licki. Jonn 679 W. Twentieth st
Tyol, James 1171 Nineteenth st. . .
Tyson, George '85 W^a.shington st. . .
131 Wabash av.
228 E. Lake st
237 E. Madison St.....
907 S Lincoln st
550 W. Nineteenth st.
147 Fifth av.
Co.
I'ebele. M. & Son . .
rher, Frank
Uhlendorf. L. C...
Ullstrad. Mrs. Ida..
ririch, August
Ulrick, A
Union Knitting Co.
Union Slipper M fir.
Union Tailorinif Co
I'nion Tailoring Co
Urbanc»ryk. Joseph
Urbanec. Louis
Urbaneck. Joseph
Urbanek, Anton v
I'rbanowez, S
I'rbanski, Andrew
Utes & Schroeder
Uthus.C. L
Uy tlacel, Frank
UltlaceL Frank
U. S. Suit* Cloak Co.
221 Thirty-first st
176 Washburn av
395 W. North av
66 Macedonia st
918 W. Thirteenth st
337CIybourn av
26 Chf ster st
4H-50N. Clinton st
317 E. Division at
994 Milwaukee av
86^870 X. Lincoln st
445 Nineteenth st
259 Washburn av
369 *•
K755 Commercial av
1U31 Nineteenth st
252 N. Clark st
Chamb'rof C'mm'cebldg
723 Loorais st
858 S. Ashland ay
788N. '*
Pants
Coats
Vests
Merchant tailoring.
Shoes
Coats
Merchant tailoring
Clothing
Pants
Coats
Ladies' underwear.
Neckwear
Pants
Clothing
Repairing
Pants
Coats
t *
» •
Vests
Coats
1 .
4 « "
li
« i
Knee pants
Coats
Dressmaking
Cloaks
Merchant tailoring
Bleaching.
Coats
* »
• 4
Woolens
Coats
Stockings
Merchant tailoring
4 •
Coats
Merchant tailoring .
Vests
Coats
Merchant tailoring .
Sweaters
Slippers
Merchant tailoring .
* •
Children's ooats —
Coats
4 •
< 4
Merchant tailor isg .
Pants
Merchant tailoring .
4 •
Coats
4 4
GARMENT MAKERS.
305
Makers — Continued.
Shop.
Tenement
Number of fami
lies on premises..
Basement
Over stable or shed
In living rooms...
1
Condition of shop. S
1 5
CO
er
o
■o
i
•
4Street.
4 4
River..
1
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
1
Females over 16,
years
OB
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1
1
1
i
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2
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1
2
4
4
1
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7
3;
2
3
1
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1!
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
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•
Children under 16
I years
Total number of
employes
3366
No..
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» •
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No ..
Yes .
No ..
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No ..
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• •
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4
5
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4 4
1
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4 4
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• 4
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1
1
3370
7
Yes .
1
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3
7
97
• • • • • %
350
3372
Yes .
No ..
3
Clean .
• •
2
3373
Street
2
3374
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No ..
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4 4
No ..
2
6
4
4. 4.
4 1 1 4 4
Yard..
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1
3375
Yes.
6
9
. 8
8
3376
2
13
3377
14
3378
4 <
Alley..
1
a379
• •
• 4
••
No ..
Street.
. 4
4
40
1
i
:<380
4
45
3381
2
4
Yes .
Fair ..
2
3382
• 4 4 4
5
3383
• •
• 4
Alley..
Street.
6
3389
Yes .
• •
No ..
2
• 2
Yes .
*""•*•
5
8
0
3385
Fair...
2
13
3386
.
1
3387
Yea .
. 4
4 4
4 4
No ..
2
2
*i '
* t
Yard...
2
5
33h8
Stropt.
4
1
14
23
3389
6
3
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1 '•
......
1
3390
•• P'jiir .
Yard...
I
3391 Yes .
. .
» ft
4
6
2392iNo ..
3393 *•
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• •
No ..
......
6
5
Yes !
Clean..
• •
Fair...
■
.......
Frtir...
Kilrhy.
• *
Street.
Alley..
1
Yes .
1
i
2
4
6
3391 Ves .
i>
3396 No ..
Yea.
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 t
No...
3
3
1
2
6
A
3
Yes.
Yard...
I
33V)6
• •
• •
• *
• •
4 4
Yes..
• •
• •
• •
• •
No...
• •
Yes..
No ..
Yes .
Yes.
No ..
• •
• •
Yes .
No..
Yes.
• •
No ..
ft •
Strppt.i
5
1
1
3
s
1
2
16
:«97
1
:i39^
Yea
Fair... '"
;'
:i399
• •
(/lean..
Yard ..
6
3400
Strppt.
4
19
3401
Yes .
Fuir. .! ••
3
3402
ft ft
•♦
4 »
• 4
5
340:{
. 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
Yes..
4 4
No...
1
2
:i404
3
6
3405
CI Pan .
1
340H
• ft , ft ft
1 * < • ft
Fair... "
\
1
3407
1
4
Ye?» .
7
10
10
340h
6
23
3409
4 .
Yard . .
1
4
3410
Yes .
• •
No ..
6
5
Yes . Clean .
i
1
:{41l
Street.
ft •
Street.
1
1
:{412
1
2
3413
No ..
3
3414
Yes .
4 •
4 4
No ..
2
1
3
Clean .
1
1
' 4
3415
Yes .
• •
Fair...' **
I 2
34 U>
ClVaii .
Yard ..
3
:i417
1 ••
1
3418
Yes .
No ..
2
Yes .
Stpppt.
1
3419
1 ^ -. . —
! »
y
:i420
4 4
Yes.
• •
ft «
5
1
. 15
65
3421
1
ti
3421
3422
No ..
Yes.
No ..
• •
« •
Yes .
No..
* 4
Yes .
No ..
Yes .
Yes .
No ..
2
Clean .
• •
Street.
• •
.»
9
2
1
•>
1
3
1
1
3
1
■*"i3
1
3
i 2
3423
12
1
3S
2
1 m
3424
Yes.
4 4
4 4
No ..
8
8
8
• •
Yard...
4
3425
Yes .
4 .
Street.
Yard..
Street.
Yard . .
Street.
• 4
Allpv
1
;M26
Clean .
•>
3427
1
5
2
3428
Yes .
• 4
No ..
2
2
(^lean .
Fair...
1
9
3429
Yes .
1
3430
! 1
:I481
Yes.
No..
7
Yes.
Fair...
3
1
2
H
3432
icJtreet.
1 1
—20
306
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Garment
Xame.
Location.
Brancli of Indastrj
3433
3434
34:^
3i36|
3m
SUSS
3139
3140
3441
3412'
3443
3444;
:iU5
3147
3443'
3449
3450
USl.
3452
34,53
3454
3455
3456
3457
345S
3459
34(M)
3461
3462
3463
3464
34Kt
3466
3467
346S
3i»Ji>
3470
3471
3472
3473
3474
:M75
3476
3477
3I7S
a47i)
3(S0
3 IS I
3482
3ts:<
3484
lUHo
34Sfi
34H7
34*<8
34S9
3I!K)
3191
3492
3193
34!a
3495
3196
3497
34;>^
3199
3'>00
:mi
3->02
Vacen.Emil 595 W. Twenty-llfth st
Vackar. Anton 49 Emma Rt
Vaoek, Prank 626 W. Eighteenth St..
Valentine. Kniil 126 Dearborn st
Valentine, Theodore 167 "
Valore. C L 5740 Bishop st
Vance & Jones Co West Pullman
Vaneck. Anton G67 S. Centre av
Vandermyde & Wessldyke 555 W. Fifteenth 8t . . . .
Varchek. James 521 W. Eighteenth pi. .
Varlicek, Mary 552 Throop st
Varlicek, Mary 552 Throop st
Vasta. Joseph 415 W. Seventeenth
Vatipka. August 500 S. Lincoln st. . . .
Vavinek. Theodore 84 Johnson st
Vavra. Joseph 521 S. Lincoln st . . . .
Vavrln, Edward 5I8 Marshfield av. . .
Coats
Merchant tailorinff
Coats
Shoes
Pants
Coats
st,
Vavrinek, Frank 471 S. Morgan st.
Vavrinel & Lint/ 433 S. Halsted st
Vavruska, Joseph 433 W. Eitrhteenth st . . . .
Vehon. Louis & Co 133M57 W. Jackson st. . . .
Vehon. Simon 118 E. Twenty-second st.
Vejroda. Frank tm Throop st
Vesely, (;harles <« S. Green st
Veslie. Prank 502 Nineteenth st
\eseley. Frank 1111 Turner av
\ iall. biiinley W 99 E.Madison st
Victora, Vaclav 88 Alnort st
Vierke. John 581 N. Paulina st
\ iffren, John 246 X. Franklin st
\ ihon. Loui* 315 Forty third st
\ iichra. Vaclav 788 Alport av
Vileta. F. J 221 Fifth a v
Vincent. Steman 251 Twentieth st
V iska, John 101 N'ineteenth st
\ itto iV: Shippif 507 S. JeiTerson st
Vlcek. Frank S85 Nineteenth st
Vlacek. James 505 W. Twenty fifth st. . .
Vina, J oseph 387 W. Sixteenth st
Vlasaty, John 422 W. Eighteenth st
Vocho««ka. Michael 13 Washburn av
V odack, Joseph S73 S. Fairfield av
Vokaty, Albert 275 \V. Twentieth st
Vokoun. ('harles 610 \V. Eisrhteentli st ....
Vokoun. Krank J 0»5 Throor» st.
Pants.
Coats.
Pants.
Coats.
Pants.
Merchant tailorinir
Coats
Clotbinff
Merchant tailorioi;
Coats
Merchant tailorinir
Coats
Pants
Merchant taitorinff
Coats
Tailoring
ClothinfiT
Pants.
Coats.
Pant!
\ olin. John 1178 San Francisco st,
Volpner. Joseph ii»;:» W. Fourteenth St..
Vonderheid, Charles 4001 S. State st
N'ondnicek. Fred «65 W. Fourteenth pi .
\ oracek. Joseph 573 Lafiin st
Vorhota. .lo.seph 360 W. Eitrliteenth st .
N'orlicek, Mary 5.54 Throop ,st
Vostrockv. Joseph i>59 Alport st
Vozal, .lohn 391 W. Eighteenth st..
Vyilacil. Frank 723 S. Looniis .st
V ytlocil, Frank 858 S. Ashlan<l av
Coats
Kepairintf
Coat.s
, Pants
Coats
Pants
Button holes
Pants
Coats
Merchant tailorinir.
NVachsniitli & Co Market ami (^uincy sts.. Clolhinjf
WarlaJewe/. 1 67 KeeiKwi st Coats
Wajrner, Jacob 19 Will ^' "
Waener. Joseph 700 W. Fwnrt.-.Mith st Knee paiits.!.
^at'ner. Jo^epli 418 W. 1))\ 1- ..n st Merchant tailoring.
Watrner & Pardv 106-1 12 Wiibasb av Straw hats
Wahlquist. Axel M 171 K. Rai'-olph st Hepairingr
Wahlstroni, Victor 144 Veddet- st Vesta
Waibel. Frank ! 113 E. Adams st Merchant tailorinif
Walanka & Kimniel 1199 S. Clark st Coats
Wald. Louis 141 S. Water st .Merchant tailorinr.
Waldman. Ludwig 879 W. Divi},ion st ' "
Walin. John 88 Edarewood av iCoats
Walker. John 37:n Cottajfe Grove av.. . .-Merchant tailorinff..
GARMENT MAKERS.
307:
J^akers — Continued.
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to g
Oct
r ; 3
ao
.-.89
OB a
<« 5.
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OB
O
•-I
OB
O
o
B
o
(^
B-
O
2
C
o
s
QB
B
B
1
I
No
Ko
• *
No .
Yes
No .
3434
34»5
3436
3437
3438
3439
3440
3441
3442
3443
3444
3445
3446
3447
3448
'M4^
3450
3451
:M52
3453
3454
3455
3456
:U57
345b
3459
3460
3461
3462
3463
3464
3165
3466
3467
3468
:i469
3470
:i471
3474
:J475
3476
3477
3178
3471*
34S0
:U8l
:MKi Yes
3483 No
3484
3IS5
3486
3487
3188
3489
3490
3491
3492
3493
:M94
3495
:M96
3497
3498
3499
:i500
3501
3502
lYes .
Ye8 .
Yes ..No
4
1
7
3
I
•I'
...iCIean
iFair..
Yes .Clean
Fair . .
'Street ;
! '*
• Yard . .
I Street.
Yes.
.!No..
Yes .1
'2 "!!;;! !!;;!!'Yes"!
Yes
No .
Yea
No .
Yes
No ,
Yes
No .
Yei
No .
* *
1 1
I •
> «
No .
Yes.
4 Yes .
2.
3 ,
6 Yes .
4
4
4
1 lea .
6
4
Fair .
Fair . .
I Yes .-Fair.
I 1 1
i Yard . .
Street.
t ;Clean
i ( ••
Yes.. Fair..
Yes!!
;Y'ard ..
Street.
Yes.
Clean
Yard ..
, Street.
I • »
1
5
7',
7 .
Clean
Yes.
ft ft
t ft
Clean
No...
Yes..
• ft
ft ft
3.
3
9
No ..
Yes .
No ..
Yes .
IY«'S.,
[Street.
3
ft ft
m I
No .
Yes
* 4
. <
» 4
4 •
Fair
• ft
Clean .'
! Fair'... 'Yard...
Clean . I Street.
Alley..
I Street.
Yard...
Yes
* •
No .
No .-
• ft
Yes. .
1
2
7
4
1'
6'
6,
'Yes.. I Pair...
Clean
' Pair . .
I Clean
Yes. Fair.
Fair
Street.
4 1
Yard ..
Fair.
Ye.s .
I Clean
Fair . .
Street .
I Yard..
Street.
> .
No...
Yes .
1
4
Fair
Pair.
i Yard ..
Street.
Yes .iNo
6|Yes .
4 '•
2 •*
3
Fair.
Fair..
Clean.
, Yard . .
Stret^t.
' Yard . .
Street.
No
Yes.
No.
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FACTORY ISBPECTORS REPORT.
UOB Wallin. P. &
3S0I Wilah, Jam<
SBOe WalBlie. R J
ISOe Wulteri. Ssi
ISIU Wuideritni'.
nil Wannur,
3612W»r.ler..
WIS Wash la El
ZSic:
36I8WebeT.Johu
niflWrber, Joapph...
asai'Wsber. L..11U....
n Wehlc. HttiT
iS'Wt.ibel.Eriie-I,.
WWi-lj(art,.l"hii...
1723 S, HalBtedst..
SlXTowDirnd gt....
SZS SbeQleld ai
Bruieh ol Indnairy-
Herehant tal'lorinB- . .
I Dearborn at iHerehnnt tikilorlDK
9lie CuiniDercial
.. 153 Blaekhawk St.
.. M> E. Monnie at.
..IlSSlVabanhav
...leajt. Piiulmaat
..ISBTW.Taylorsl
. . I IHS-IHS E. Forty-third at
Knre paata
tit* .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. .
M*-rchuil tallorlnc. . .
TaitorlDK.
OoatB
Merch ant tslIorfBi.
Knee pants
Ca-fta
HeTcbant tailorloe' ■
Ladies' iaiiorinc...
...KUW.SIxiyibirdsl
!!:««W. Huron Bt
..!l4UTwpnii-!iecatid bI
,.'lOK-llOPifiiiav
..:n7-ll»li;. UlvlBionst.
Merehant taili»inE . .
lihirta..
Claaka..
..ilUM Milwnulieeav
..ITiMW.NIneteentb
..|B15 Holtnv
..ll(5F(iiir<cembpl.
..GKS9$. UHlsIedst,
..'lOOE. JacHBunst .
..I110rwpn>y-Bixtb g
.. 7MBS. ABhland ay.
..!«6SW. Twtnliothi
.. 5(7X. WcMJdst....
..■S7IMilH.nNT
..imiMiltfin av
..';o:nv Eiuhteentb
'.'.■HI wV'i>i?i™o'ii St!
.. >»sN. Washteaaw
.. at..Mark»t at
.. J5.S-15U Market Bt..
.. s;bK. Lake St
.iiljia W. MadlBoii'st
..W W.Lake St
Cloaks
VIxtbiDK
-^ItpperB .
Coats
Shtrta
Clothinc
Pmu'.'.'."'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..---
HarehuittailarlM .
GARMENT MAKERS.
3D9
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3506 ••
36071 No .
3508 Yes
3500! *•
:i5i0 No .
3511, Y*-s
3512, No .
3513 Ves
3514 ••
3515 No .
:{5Hi Yes
:i517. ••
35IS "
351l> '•
3520, "
:J521 ••
:i522 No
.1523 ••
;i524 Yes
:{525 "
:i52(;' '*
;«27 No
:{52s • '
;j52i< • *
;«30 Yes
.ioin '■
r>32 • '
3533 * •
;i534 No ,
.i-VAV} Yes
3537 No .
:{53^ Yes
3539 No.
:i5lO Yes
;j511 No.
:i512 •'
;iri43,Yeft
.3514' "
:«545,No
.35 16
.35 i7!
354SiYes
',i5Vh V
.•i550;No.
3551 1 Yea
35>2|No.
355;f
:i554
3555
3556
3557
.3558
3559
:i560
:{561
3562
:{S63
3564
3565
3566
:J567
:i568{
3569
3570
^71
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I *•
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!No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No.
I ••
.Yes
1
8
Yes. .
Fair. . .
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Yes.
1 . . .
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3
Yes .
Fair . . .
Fair . . .
t •
• •
; .
2
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Yes .
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1
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• *
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I Yes .
I Clean..,
Fair . .
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1'
No ..' j iCUan..' "
t ' Fair..., "
'* ' . . I .. .' ' ' *'
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2 1 Y0S..I
3 Yes.. ' I
No ' ' ' Clean.. "
Yard .,
Fair... .Street
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• t
• ft
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.|No...; ' Clean.. I " !
. Yes.. 1 1 iStreet.i
'• 2 ! I Fair.. '
• «
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No..
Yes.
No..
Yes.
No..
Yes.
No..
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. No...
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1
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. Yes..
1
1
3
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1
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1
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1 .
1 1
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1 i
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.No...
3 lYes .
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• •
4
3
3
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1
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1 •'
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1 Ves.
'
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6
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1
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4 ft
4 4
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4 4
4 4
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Street.
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4 4
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3
61
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3
42
3
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1
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6
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2
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1
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1
1
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1
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2
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17
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1
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2
FACTORY INRPEfTORfi REPORT.
aril of iudnctrT'
3SWIV.
3ES6 VT
assiw
3SMW
3SWW
IMOO W
3W1W
3602 W
WB W
aauw
□berB. Btirnhsnl...
nlwre. Joseph..
nbUTK. Harry. .
Dsbenker. Morr
acek. Frank
SSIDWi
ciecbi)0'>
.WoJciM
a8llWolclT„
3BW Wof, Rnbtn
SBia Wo r. Samuiil
3BH Wo t. SmnufI
3«16(Wofe.Wllliinij
SsieiWoff.OeorKe I. ..
3-injWotaon& Bliirij
3tl8Woler£Hnriiiiuii
3819, Wood, The Tailor.
3Ba> WiiodlirHae. J. H.& Co...
aailWoolf- H
3G^,Wo<ilt
a«Z4'V\
I'orda.
k fin.-.
aaSS'ViinkeeiTlyt' Tailor
SeSDlYartirouifh. Floreiic
3E3i|YoiiilorruiothlDe c
3(3: YoniroD. Uary
36311 YoDBBtrom. Neb. .. ,
SSON.ABblandftv..
817 S. Wood »t
llUUW. Twentieth a
— W. ElEhl«eDtlia
. HercbaDt t&tlorlnr ..
,., Merchant iBilorine
MB. Monro
.ZTClHvelandav..
\IB» ToKnaond al . .
It6-I4H W. Msdisr
10 Pro at
3T9WHlB8t.
S9HW. OhicBEoav
IT5-IKI Pranklinst
2iH VinoBl
95T W. Twenty-flrat pi .
IISW. FourteenlbBi...
I53S. Clu-kst
I98Z W. Twoinh St
IVIls tl
1903 Lai
liilBlueUlBnclaT...
IZ77 W. Mnditouat...
!l(Kl Fifth av
;961N. H-laled at....
171 S. Clin bI II
J6 Fifth BV
,235W. Madlaonst...
'lOOMadiaoDKt
aSSW, Twelfth pi,.
.: Madia.
.Iat«d s
.. 7ISW, ElehtffDIhst
.. Jaekson and Market s[
.. 3M Wells et
.. IWCIarindaal
.. tUW. FourteeiitbM...
..ISMS, Noblest
..I'OKK. I.akeat
,v.|Suapendersaiid shirtj^.
-.IKid Bloves
.. CoatB
.. I Merchant tailoriDE , ,.
.,|Ve»ts
,,iSfeirtsaD*d wrapptTi..,
,.,Metchant teiloiinc ,.,-
,, 'CoatB
..iCIotbing
'.'.\Pa-at»y.'."'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. ".','-'■'■
.. iDresHUakinr
\\'co»u'y."'.'.'.v.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'-''.-
..lUerchant tailorine ,-
..ISbirta
, , Merchant tatlarini.,,
;!lShirt3
,.ICIoaks
,.|ClothiiiK
..'Coats..--. .,,.
9..<ClothliiK
..]Mer«hant tallorini. ..
30*0 /.aoh. Mar
GARMENT MAKERS.
311
Makers — Continued.
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.1572 No. . .
3573: Yes..
3574 **
3575 No. . .
3576 • *
3577. *'
a578,Yes..
3579 No...
:J580 Yes..
3581 No..
3582 Yes..
358:^ No...
:i5H4 ;;
Ji585
358*5 •*
3587 ••
3588 Ye.s..
358y *•
359f J • *
3501 •*
3592 No. . .
35Jtti Yes..
35iM •'
3595 ••
3590; No...
3597I ••
3598) Yes..
3509! No...
3600 ••
36011 '•
3602! Yes..
3603 No...
36041 "
3605 Yes..
360C| ••
3607 No...
3608; '•
3609 '•
3610 ' •
36111 *•
3612 "
:«I3 * *
3614'Ye.s .
3615! • •
3616 No
:I617
3618
3619
3620
362i;
3632
3623|
3624!
Yes.. 2 Yes..: Filthy.
No Clean..
Yes, .
I
N<
3
Fair.
Street.
Alley..
Yard..
Street.
2, Yes.. Fair.
« •
Yes..
No
Yes.. 3
No Clean-
Yes.. 2Ye.s
4 Fair...
3 Yes!! !!!!!! '.'.'.'.'.'. "
4
No Fair...
Alley..
Street .
Yard..
Y>s.,
No...
Yes.
Clean..
Yes. . 3' Fair. ,
'• 4
No.
Street.
Yard ..
Alley..
Street.
Court .
Yard . .
Street.
Yes..
3
9-
P^arr...
No
4:
4 1
1
Yes..
• ft
No...i..
9
3 !!.*!!!
,Yes.. Clean..
1 Fair...
Yard .,
Street.
Yes..
< •
5'
3
I
2
5
3
Clean..
Fair...
Yes.
Fair.
« •
. .
* t
I 4
. t
Yes
No ' Clean
" Fair..
!Y'ea..| 2 ■ Yes
No
Alley.
Street.
• 4
• 4
1
Clean..
4 > I
1 4
Fair.
Yard...'
Street.
* t
3625
3636
3627
3628
No ..'Yes..
Yard.
Yes. .
No ..
3629iYes .
36301 "
363liNo ..
3632] ••
3633 Yes..
3634 *
:J635! •'
3636! "
3637' '•
3638, Yes..
:J639No ..
3640 • *
9'
•• I 5';
No...
Yes.. 2;
No...
Yes.
Clean
Street.,
Yard..
Street.
Yard . .
Street.
Yes..i 3i Clean..
5 Yes *'
No... Fair.
• »
k •
> 4
I
• • I
k «
I Yes.
Yard...
Street.
Clean . Alley.
No..
Yes.
Clean
Fair..
5 Yes..
Alley
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2
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2
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2
4
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7
8
4
13
3
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3
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7
1
4
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20
3
1
12
15
7
1
15
10
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6
11
1
169
20
2
9
*«
2
2
8
12
15
10
29
3
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1
9
8
1
10
9
1
1
14
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
2
48
9
3S
9
18
1
1
29
25
1
3
2
1
1
2
9
1
15
1
12
■>
312
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Oartnad
Name-
Location.
Branch of Industry
3641
3642
'36i^
3644
3645
3646
;i647
364*S
3649,
3650!
3651|
3652'
3653:
3G54
3655!
3656J
3657 ,
365Si
.365') I
36»)0
3661'
:<662.
3r>63,
3661
3GG5'
366'J
3670,
3<)7I,
3972
367;{
3671
367.-)
3676
3677
367^
367. »
36S0
36M
36S2
3t;S4
36S.^!
36S6,
36S7|
36SS
Zdchar. Frank 1500 W. Twentieth St. . .
660 Racine av
»55 E. Twenty-first pi.
625Throop st
4.'»6 W. Eiifhteenthpl..
793 Alport st
70 Emma st.
Coats.
Zoelzer. Charles
Zaitz, Fritz..
ZaJcck.V
Zak. John ...
Zak, Tboinas
Zttk Vaclav,
Zaline, Harry 1993 W. Van Buren st
Zaiondek, James 539 W. Twentieth st .
ZHmecuik. Martin !4S Emma at
Zamostine, A 1611 Throop st
Zander. Charles 12014 Lake ax
Zajicfk John
ZauiewAky. E
Zarkewich. Joseph
Zarob>ky, FVank. .
Zarobftky, Vaclav.
Zesrjfda, L 1673 W
Zetftfa. Mi.ss L 7S4 W
• 4
[ Merchant tailorintr.
Coats
« .
1113 W. Eierhtecnth pi....
924 Thirty-third st
749 N. Ashland av
361 Washburn av
176 • •
Twenty-flrst Mt ...
Twenty-second st.
Seventoenth st . ..
Fourteenth st
Tweniieth st
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Merchant tailorinsr.
Coats
r>s9 w
212 W
270 \V
Zehmarski. Bernard
Zeidnian, Samuel. . .
ZvlkM, John
Zellar. John jlU Burlinir st
Zendziunowski, F. H i5')4 Noble »t ,
Zitiu-k. Henry \hW Ninetei-ntli st —
Zeuerlaiid. Victor <2<yS. WeJl.s st
Ziethowski. F. A I.Vii W. North iiv
Zilka. Frank 1649 W. Eii^hteeuth pi
Ziiek, .Joseph |722 Looniis st
Ziiiiunzel. Frank ]6S4 '*
Zimiiu'rnian. Anton 5S0 N. Fran»-isco st. .
Zininiennaii, .1 "hn II '34 Dickens av
Cloaks
Skirts.
Pants .
Coats .
ZininH-nnan, W '1^19 .Vlichiy:HTi nv
Ziniineriiiaii Mfjf Co ;J02-2(>1 Market st
ZinbiolT. Abrabain M)7 ('anal st
/iifex. F'tiianuel 693 \V. Twenty-first st
Zitenlleld. .Max '166 Maxwell st
Zitkus, William '>0 Intrrahani st
Zitiiek. Henry 6J0 W. Nineteenth »t..
Zoe^TH. I) '1^6 Townseiid st
Zokn. John '270 W. Twentieth st . .
Zom. Henry '\H.i Lincviln av
Zrust. Anton US Wft*«liburn av
Zulinsky, .Stansil.tus 69h Dickson st
Z warycz. S. N l2IO S. Water st
Zwikstra. Oeor»fe 1319 Rush st
Zwnestha. Joseph
/^ytkus. Anton
Pants
Merchant tailoring.
Coats
Ladies' tailoring.
Pants
Coats
Vest.»5
Coats
Wrappers
Clonka
C/oats
.Merchant tuilorinif.
Coats
Vests
Coats
No. of places inspected— 3688.
SOOW. Taylor St..
749 N. Ashland av
Merchant tailorine-
• • • .
Coats
GARMENT MAKERS.
313
Makers — Concluded.
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
PIBE
Nnnu* of Ownicr, Occupant or Lessee.'
Location of Buil<liLiir-
l.Adams, John.Quincy Owner {230-236 Adams st
2{ Adams & Westlak*' Co 'Owners 110 Ontario si
;i Aennoter Co ' * iKockwelLFillmore Af TwelftL
4 Allen, T. W Owntr 51 E. Twenty-second st
5 ••
6:Amber?. William "
7' • * , * *
9 Ayers Estate 1 *'
10 Barber, Charles Agent . .
ll'Beidler, Jacob Owner .
12;Berger. Paul E **
V6 Berry. J . M "
14 Blatchford. E. W ' '*
15 Blue. John 1 "
16 Boddie Bros Owner-;!
17Bond Co
IJS Borden James U
191 ••
147 E. Twenty-second st.. .
560 W. Harrison st
i203Loomis st
658 W. Harrison st
.State and Monroe st?.
.3333 .State st
135-137 \V. Washinetou sn.
.Chicago Ridee, 111
86 96 Ohio st
48 54 N. Clinton at
1371 W. Harrison st
131-133 Market st
12413-2415 State st
*J8 340 W. Harrison st
Owner ' |327-335 W. Harrison st
147-32 State st
;4730 State st
4734SUtest
, *' 1394 Dearborn st
3027-3035 Indiana av
1218-224 Thirty-first st.
2406 Wabash av
20 Botsford, Henry ' *
211 " ••
23iBrant. w ^'/^'.y.[[y.[v.'.y.'.'.['^'. ^ " .'..'.'.'.'.'..
24, G. M. Chamberlain *•
26'Chase,Mrs [ll^''[[[][[ll'.l^l'.'.^ " '".'/.'.'.'.'.
:i7iChicairo City Railway Co Owners Dearborn and Twenty-nrat su
28|ChicatfO Stamping Co ' •* ,223-229 8. Green st ...
29lChristie. William lOwner !l?7-13J W. Harrison st
30'Chri8tin, Arthur I ' * |423-427 W. Harrison st
3l'Citizen*a Brewing Co Owners JArcher av. and Main st
32iClark. Jonathan ' * ,2334-233<J State st
33' •• 1 " 2846-25M8 State st
34 '* " 12342-2344 State st
35; '* 1 *• 12338-2340 State at
36'Clawson & McCoy i Agent ;167-169 Halstpd st
37,Coffeen, M Owner Fulton and Desplaines at
.18 Collins. J. M ! " 4737 State st
39Conkey. W. B. Co Owners 1341351 Dearborn st
40l '* .Owner |65 67 Plymouth pi
41 ; F. E. Coyne , Occu pant 179-181 Lake st
42'Crochn & Robbins ;0 wners ,290 Seminary av
43|Cronholm. N. N lOwner 456-458 Thirty-first st
44'Crowell, John ! Agent (407-411 W. Harrison st
45, Densmore, A. E .Owner
46! Donnley, Thomas i **
47
48
Downey, Joseph
49. Dunne. Morris . .
5o!
51 Durrand
52' Enger, George . .
63 Fallonsbee, C. E
541
ft5
561
57:
2300-2302 Indiana av
149-159 Plymouth pi
153-155 Jefferson st
157 S.Jefferson st
2845 Stalest
3841 State st
222-228 Franklin at
N. W. cor. Shields av. & 27lli su
2307-2309 State st
2301-2303 State at
2252-2258 Wabash av
2242 2246 W^abaah st
180 Twenty-third st
340-342 Dearborn st
58!Pish.'r, S. M ' "
59 Fox & Johnson Bros lOwncrs :4257-l259 State st
m\ " " '781-785 Forty-third St.
61 ' '• I " 4253-4255 State st
62iFrank Bros Ocoupants 'State and Monroe sta
63iFrankelstein «t Wells Agents 146-148 Fifth av
64!Frankenthal. E Owner 183 Lake st
65 Frees. Elizabeth ; "
06| Fry, George C I **
67 BXillenwider, James "*
t» Fnrst. Conrad 1 *'
69Gebert. .Mrs. C. A '*
70Geber. Mrs. A **
296 298-300 N. Carpenter st
48 50E. Lakest
4033 Stalest
197-199 Adams st
4733 State st
4731 Stalest
FIRE ESCAPES.
3i:>
B6CAPE8.
For What Purpose Used.
l|i>tore and factory. .
2i Factory
3 "
4 Tenement
5| • '
BiStore and tenement.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
221
23
24
25
26
27
28
20
.30
Hi
32
33
34
;i5
36
37
38
39
Store (department;.
Store and tenement.
Factory
Factory and tenement.
Factory and store
Store and tenement . . .
Not occupied
Tenement
Factory and offices .
Factory
Store and tenement.
Hotel
Store and tenement
Tenement
Factory and offices
Factory
Public hall
Store
Store and tenement
Factory and store . . .
40 Factory
41 Store
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
Store and tenement
Factory
Store and tenement .
Office and tenement.
Tenement
Factory
Store and tenement.
Store (department).
Factory
Stoie and offices
65 Factory
66 '•
Store and tenement.
Factory and store . .
Store and tenement
67
68
69
70
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316
PAOTOBY inspectors' BBPORT
Fire Escapes
Name of Owner, Occupant or Lessee.
Location of Building.
71
72
73
Green. Mrs. Hettie
Hanal, Mary
Hardecn, John
74|Hardeen, Daniel...
75 Harlin. Walter.
76
77
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Hutt, Louis. Sr
Jenkins, R. E
Jennint^s Estate .•.
Jones, l.T M
Kahn, Felix & Co
Knizlar. Charles
Keller, John
Kertooi. Willam D
Kinley ^'heJ Mfg. Co
Kirk, Edward
Klicku, Joseph
Koliri Estate '. .
I^ake Street Mfg. Block
Lang:ii<ig:e, M
Hawkins, Gustav
Henderson, C M. Co
78Henkle H. Estate....
7U,Hobb8. J
80 Hodffes, Mrs. A
811 ••
82' Holliday. Jessie
83IHosTner Estate
84
86
86,
87'
88
W Hudson. Edward
90'
91
92
J«
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
IWi
107
108
101*
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
186
137
138
139
140
Owner
1 1
t 4
Owners
Owner . ,
Owners
Owner
« 4
Agent
Owners...
Owner
Occupant
Owner
Agent..
lOwners
1 Owner .
Lanz, Owen k Co.
Levens. T. J
Leiter, Joseph
Loiter. L. Z....
Lemon Estate.
Owners
• •
Agent . .
Occupants,
Owner
Owners
Linn. W K
LogHU, F. (t. L
[jyuns. J. A
Ls'ons, (iary «& Co.
Mahon Bros
Owner .
t •
Owners
Mandel Bros. .
Marathon Co.
Martin. Henry W
Mayes. Thomas £.
Maypole Bros
McCord.
* .
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4 «
4 «
Owner
4 »
4 4
4 I
4 4
Owners
* 4
Agent . .
47-49 S. Jefferson st
605 W. Harrison St
3847 State st
3849 State St
228-230-232 E. Twenty-second st.
3517 Statist
237-243 Adams st
155-159 Market st
238-240 E. Adams st
2133-2135 Indiana av
68-84-88-90 92 E. 22d st
177-179 E. Monroe .st
24-28-2426-2124 Wabash av
2412 Wabash av
2436-2438 2440-2442 Wabash ar....
2432-2434-2430 WRba.«ih av
2414-2416-24 18 Wabash av
2420-2 22-2444 Wabash av
303-305 Thirty-flrsi st
307-309 Thirty-first st
293-295-297 Til i riy-flrst st
299-301 Thirty-lirst st
2100CTrovest
59 Plymouth pi
2134 Wabash av
?05 Randolph st
S E. Cor. Market & Adams st».
573-575 W. Harrison st
N. E. Cor. Harrison & Halsted..
2408 Wabash av
Hoyne av. & Van Buren st
:ilM.5-3951 Wentwort h av
114-116 S Jefferson st
160-162 Fifth av
240-250 W. Lakest
4740-4742 State st
4744 4746State st.
138^189 Lake st
2139 Wabash av. ..^
173-175 E. Adams st
171 E. Adams st
State. Van Buren & Congress ..
2301-2303 Dearborn st
2311-2313-2317 Dearborn st
2319-2323-2325 Dearl»orn st
2335-2337 Denrborn 8t
2311-2313-2315-2317 State st
87-91 Plymouth pi
4118 Stalest
2400 Wabash av
233-235 E. Twenty second st
State & Twenty first sts
2203 Arraoar av
67 E. Twenty-third st
69-71 E Twenty third st,
2302-04-06-08 Cottage Grove
2310-12-14-16 Cottage Grove
2318-2320 Cottage Grove av
2300 Cottage Grove av.
2310-12-14-16 Dearborn st
2318 Dearborn 8 1
221 Twenty third st
2450-2462 Dearborn st
2446-2448 Dearborn st
2300 Dearborn st
2302-04-06-06 Dearborn st.
4031 Stalest I
»-10 S. Canal st
54-56 S. Canal st
2ei3 Wa'bash av
FIRE ESCAPES.
317
— Continued.
For What Purpose Used.
71
72
78]
74
16i
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
901
91
92
9S
9t
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
10»
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
118
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
182
138
134
185
186
187
188
189
140
Factory
Faetory and tenement.
Store and tenement. . . .
Offices
Factory and store.
Store and tenement
Factory. . .
Tenement
Factory
Dormitory and hall
Hotel
Factory and store. . ,
Store and tenement.
< >fiices
Tenement
Factory
Store and tenement.
Factory
Public hall
Factory and store .
><tore (department)
Tenement
Store and tenement
Factory
Store and tenement . . .'.
• >
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Storage bouse
Store and tenement.
Tenement.
Store and tenement.
Factory and store. . .
Store and tenement.
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318
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Fire Escapes
Name of (Jwner, Occupant or Lessee.
Location of Building.
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
15.^
154
15.5
1.56
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
ISl
182
183
184
IH5
186
187
1.S8
ISt)
190
191
192
19:^
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
'202
203
204
206
206
207
206
209
McCormick Estate
McFarland. Hugh. .
Owners
Owner .
Mcl Tiirie, Martin
Michaeison. Mrs. F. S.
Miller, John
Murphy, Jame.s
Myer. 1. S
Netcher, Charles
iNiiwberry Estate
[Newberry, (leorge (t.
Ogdeii & Sheldon Co
Olson & Lundquist..
Olson. Eric
Olson, Oscar C
Otis.F.R
jAgrent..
I Owner .
Owners
A^ent...
jAifents
I Owners
i Owner .
Otis,J
Owsley. ( reorge K
Pardridife. Charles W.
Perkins. B.B
Place, S
Polzin. William C
Press, W.G
Press. W.G
Primley.J. P
Rankin, Thomas
Ranch. Albert
Rector, Charles E
Rietz.G.W
Roe. Gilbert W
Rodjfers, Georjfe M —
Rohn. Rudolph
Rosenthal.
Rothchild.A. M. Jc Co.
Schmidt,
Seaverns, George A —
;Seipp. Olgra
Sfilii, Schwab «fc Co
Sepert, Michael
Srliafner Furniture Co
Shanglein & King
Shoenfleld, L
Smyth Estate
South Halsted Street Iron Co.
Spolford A: Mills
iSprague, Warner & Co
I Springer. Warren
Spry, Mrs. Ellen
(Standard Electric Co
1 Starkw**ather, F. H
'Stoin.Wm.D
: Steward. C
Strauss,
iSwartz, J. H.
Thayer, C
Thomas. J. P. & A. S .
Thompson. George
Tilt Shoe Mfg. Co
Tilt, Joseph
Tree, Lambert Estate.
Voss, Frederick
102-04 Michigan av
N. W. Cor. Canal & Harrison st-
102 W. Harrison 8t
3523 State 8t
3018 Wentworth av
3115 Wentworth av
216 W. Harrison at
S. £. Cor. Randolph & Fifth ....
122-124 State St
77-79 £. Madiaon st
116-118 S. Canal at
3519-3521 State st
2417-2419 Wabash av
207-211 Jackson st
188(Jaultct
2967 LaSalle st
149 Elm st
224 Twenty-second st . . .,
State & Jackson sts
248-250 Jack son blvd
792 794 W. Madison st
118-120 State at
359 Dearborn st
111-113 W. Harrison st
496-98-500 Thirty-ninth st
811-913 Forty-fourth st
801-803-805-807 44 th st
222 E. Twenty-second st
240-254 W. Lakcst
83-85-87 W. Chicago av
210-12-14-16-18 E. 22d st
3-5 Milwaukee av
418 420 Dearborn st
Agent 1175-177 Lake st
Owner |420-428 Maxwell st
2507 Wabash av
245-279 State st
140-42-44 E.22dst
171-73-75-77-79 81-«3 22d st
185-87 E. 22d .st
191-93-95-97-201 E. 22d st
246-252 E. Madison st
Owners Superior and Larrabee 8t«
60-64 Superior st
12620-22 L)earboni st
121-23-25 Plymouth pi
Owner 2401-2405 State st
0 wners ' 125-131 Randol ph st
'2607-2625 Halsted st
iCor. Clark and Madisonsts. .-•
, 174 to 180 W. Harrison st.
Owner i 194 to 202 S. Clinton «t
;758 60-62-66-68-70-72 43d st
Owners i313 to 317 S. Canal st
Agen t ,57 Plymouth pi
Owner 1303-305 Dearborn st
4309Wabashav
1305-07 Wabash av
740 E. Forty-third st
2414 State st
286 Madison st
4735 State at
14733 State st
Owners '439-^1 Thirty-flrst st
Owner ;642-644 W, Harrison st
il36 State st
3 to 17 Huron st
Owners 166-157 Lake st
Owner '617 to 621 Austin av
Owners
Owner .
FIRE ESCAPES
319.
— Continued.
For What Purpose L'sed.
-141 Facforr
142 *'
143,^ ••
144Stor»' Hnd tenement. ..
Its
I4t>i
147
118 Hotel
149 Store department!
1501
151 Factory an^l .-store
152 Store and tenement . .
15a
154 Store and otlices
I,"i5 Factory
156 ••
157 ' ••
l.W. Office and tenement. ..
l.>9 Store and offices
l«>0;Factory
l«li •'
162 Store (department; . . . ,
163 Factory and store
164'Factory
165 Store and tenement...
ItiBiXenement
167 •*
168! Store and tenement . . .
169:Faciory
1701 *•
ni^Tenemeiit
172! Factory
173 * *
Factory and store ,
Factory
'Store and tenement ..,
177{ Store (department;
17Si f^uhlic bail and offices
179 Offices and tenement.,
I'K); Store and tenement . .
181
182 Store (.department)
183 Factory
isi; •'
185. *•
isf, ••
187 Store and tenement
188 Factory
189 * •
1 W Hotel and offices
191.Factory
V.r2 * •
193, Store and tenement
194| Factory
195'Office.s
196; Factory and store
1!>7 Store and tenement
198,
1991
200
201 Factory and offices
202 Store and tenement
203
204
205
206 Store and offices
207. Factory
20elStore
:i09l Factory
174
175
176
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4
4
4
11
4
6
4
4;
4
7
8
4
3
4
6
5
4
7
6
J'
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4
4
6
3
4
5
8
4
4
4
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6
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6
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530 Bml .
8 Fair.
25 '•
24 Bad .
15 Fair
29 Bad .
19, Fair.
325! Bad .
1,500 "
900; •*
60!Fair.
48 Bad.
39] •*
9rFair.
75 Bad .
18 Fair.
33 Bad .
30 Fair.
1701 ' •
67 1 Bad.
40' Fair.
:«0iBad .
105' '*
126 ••
125 ••
52 *•
104 *•
23; •*
100, Fair
18' Bad .
104; '•
19 '*
(58 "
*u\ * *
40, Good
29' Bad.
1.145 •'
220 *'
343 ' *
40 "
430 ' '
320 Fair .
187 Bad.
54 "
102 ••
30 "
150 * '
110 "
36i(iOod
400 Bad .
48 ••
60 "
6 ••
62 "
24 "
24 *
48 '•
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66. Fair.
28, Bad .
28 *'
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45 Bad .
TO.Fair.
138iBad.
26 Fair.
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320
STATISTICS OF LABOR.
Fire Escapes
Name of Owner, Occupant or Lessee.
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
Wait. C. B.
Walker, Wm
Ward. A
Weil, Morris
Weir&CralfiT
Wells. A.C
Wenter. Prank
Western Electric Co
VVetherell Elevator and Milling Co.
White. E.A
Warrington. Wm. H
Williams, J. M
Wilraarth.Mrs. H. W
Wilson. JS-ouklin P
YounfiT, Otto
Owner
Airent..
Owners
Owner .
Owners
Aeent.
Owner
• «
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PI^ACES INSPECTED OUTSIDE OF
COOK CK)UNTY.
227
22S
229
230
231
232
23:^1
234!
2351
236
237
23S
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
Owner
Owners
Owner
School Supt.
GradeltMrs
Berry.H. S
Hope. T. H
Morrow Bros
Con •, Samuel
Hijfley.W. P
Whitney, Charles .
Ilolstein. Christian Owner
Murray, C. A
Rowlands, Mrs. J .
Dow, Wm
Berry. Ellen M....
Partridife. Charles E Owner
Sherwin, Wm. VV
Selz.Schwab&Co
IIlinoiM Watch Case Co...
Elgin Pump Co
Elirin National Watch Co
■ • • ■ •
Trustee
Elsrin Butter-tub Co.
Cutter & Crossette. . .
Owners
Location of Build inp.
434-436 Thirty-fifth St
43(M32 Thirty-fifth St
438-440 Thirty-fifth St
373 Dearborn st
110-112 S. Jefferson st
159 State at
2421 to 2439 Wallace St.
168 to 178 B. 22d st
109 to 115 W. Ulhst
Jeffers'n. Qutncy & Congress ats
2514 to 2522 Quarry st
Cor DesPlaines & Harrison ata
59 Milwaukee av
186-188 Fifth av
225 State 8t
108-110 W. Harrison st
State. Adams and Dearborn $ts.
Waukeffan. Ill
North Chicairo'.'lVL
Wauketran. U\
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FIRE ESCAPES.
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— Concluded.
For What Purpose Used.
210|Tenement
211 ••
2t2 Store and tenement.
213 Factory and store . . .
214 Factory
215 **
216' ' *
217 1 Store and tenement.
218; Factory
2191 ••
220 *'
221 Tenement
222 Factory
223 *•
224 [Factory and store . . .
22SI Dormitory
226.Store fdepartnientK
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4
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4
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1
84
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5
27
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87
3
65
• 4
4
140
Fall-....
4
100
1.H80
Bad ....
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3
108
Bad...
4
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3
501 Fair....
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64lBad....
9
1.850 Fair...
227|
228
229
230
2S1
232
233
234;
236'
236{
237!
238;
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
Public hall
Store and public ball.
Store'and factory
Hotel and factory
Opera house
Public hall and store.
Three schools
Public hall
Hotel
Factory
W. C. T. U, bldisr
Public hHll
Factory
4 4
4 4
Hotel...,
Factory
3 Brick ....
200iBa<l. ... Yes....
3 •*
150 '
3 "
75 '
3 "
150;
,^i . .
300 "
3 *'
150
4 '•
SOO
3 "
200 '
3:Woo(i ....
100 '
3, "
100
3 •'
60
3 Brick ....
100|
'ii
150,
3' '•
.30
3, •'
175
3 ••
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3' *'
10
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4' ••
96
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2-4 **
l..S3V|
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1 • « •
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
BLOWERS FOR FRICTION WHEELS.
Name and Location.
Kind of material
used.
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Adams & We«tlake Co.—
110 Ontario st ' Brass
Aermotor Co.—
Twelfth and Rockwell sts ... Steel .
American Cutlery Co.—
173-93 Mather st Sieel .
Anjcell. E. P.— i
IS .'JO Knudolph st Brass
Arnold, Schwein «& Co.—
340-254 W-. Lake st Steel .
Baujrot. K.—
169-171 Adams st Brass
Barrows Lock Co.—
Lockport. Ill Brass and copper.
Bertfhum & Roberif—
18-30 W. Randolph st Steel
Bi^nall Hardware Co.—
St. Charles. HI Iron
Bradley, Messinffer & Co. -
39 43 W., Washinflrton st Brass
Branu Mf«r. Co.—
l.iS-lin W. Washinfftou st... Brass
Bredsvold iV: Danielsen—
JS-30 W. Washington st Brass
Bullock. M. C-
1170 W. Lakest Iron..
Butler Street Iron Co.—
3422 Butler at Iron
(Jass Printina: Press Co.—
Wi Rebecca st Brass
Challenire Machinery Co.—
2529-2555 Leo st Iron . .
Chicaifo Arct. Iron Work.s-
Oakley av. and Kinzie st.
Iron
ChicttfiTo City Railway Co.—
2020 Slate ^\ Brass
Chicago Forge and Bolt Co.—
Portieth st. and Stewart av.. Steel.
Chicago Gas Fixture Co.—
47-40 S. JettVrson st Brass
Chicago Ornamental Iron Co.—
2607-2625 S. Halsted st Iron . .
Chi. Ry. E(iuipment Co. -
Fortieth st. & Princeton av.. Iron.
Commercial Wheel Works—
236-240 Carroll av Sttel
Cook. David C. Co.—
Elgin. Ill Copper.
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No... No...,
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21 Yes.. I Yes..
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28- No ..I No
8'No ..iNo,.
32iYes.. Y«.
20' Yes.. No.
34 Yes.. Yes
4;No...No
24' Yes. Ye*.
8 Yes.. Yes.
3iNo... Yes..
2 No .. No .
6' Yes.- Yes,.
i'Nc.'No..
8, Yea. No..
2 No ...No .
2>No..'No..
liNo. No..
9,No .. No ..
I
7 Yes . Yes
1
2:Yes . No
8Y'es No.
6 Yes .'N«»
12! Yes . Yes ." 12! Yes . Yes
8* Yes .'No
4! Yes .iNo
2» Yc8 . Nt
5 No .. No
BLOWERS FOR FRICTION WHEELS.
323
Blowers for Friction Wheels — Continued.
Name and Location.
Kind ot material
used.
Cribben. Sexton & Co.—
50-100 Erie 8t Iron
Crown Electric Mf^. Co.—
St. Charles, 111 iBrass and iron,
Doll. S.-
211-213 Randolph st Brass
Edwards. W. S.. Mfg. Co.-
21 E. Lake st Brass
Elifin Sewinsr Maehine Co.—
Elirin, 111 Steel and iron.
Elgin Silver Plate Co.-
Elirin, 111 lOold and silver . .
Eljf in Tool and Socket Co.— ,
Elfiin. Ill I Iron
Elgin Pump Co.—
Elffin* 111 Cast iron
Featherstone, A. & Co.— I
Sixteenth and Clark sts ,' Steel.
Fulton Machine Works- -
353-361 Twentieth st ■ Steel.
Galipan'&MulqueenMfg.Co.— I "
:»-43 W. Washinnton st i Brass
(iarden City Chandelier Co.—
12fchl30 S. Clinton st i Brass
<iates Iron Works—
^>50Elston av ISteel and iron,
Gehler. C. L.-
39-41 W. Madison st iSteel
Gladiator Cycle Works-
109-115 W* Fourteenth st | Steel.
Golden Novelty Mf«r. Co.—
248-250 Jackson blvd Brass
(iormuUy & Jeffrey Co.—
221-229 Franklin st I Steel and iron.
<Traham Bros.—
63-66 W. Washington st {Brass
Griffin Wheel Co.— ,
Sacramento av. & N. W. R.R.Iron.
Halske. S., Electric Co.—
14th and 62d sts Brass
Hanson Bros.—
iH-dO Randolph st {Brass
Harris, E. T.—
531-545 W. Fifteenth st i Steel.
Herbert, M. E., Heater Co.—
240-256 Root st I Steel.
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Elein National Watch Co.— ,
Elffin. Ill Gold, steel & silver 1001
10
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91
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2
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No .
No ..
12 No .. No ..
2 No ..|No ..
I
... No ..jNo ..
74 Yes .lYes .1
36'No ..'No
I
2.N0 ..iNo ..
6>No ..No ..
l;No ..iNo .
2
No ..No
20iNo..!No
2, Yes . Yes .'
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4 No ..INo .,; 4iY^es .
8 Yes .IYcs .
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No.
No .
Yes
8lYes . Yes
lOOiYes.INo
10
13
Yes .INo
Yes
No
5|Yes .INo
Yes
No
74 Yes .lYes
No
36 Yes .
2|Yes .No
6' Yes. INo .
I I
INo ..iNo .
lllYes .'So .
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221 Yes .'No .
I
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521 Yes.. t Yes.., 62 Yes.. 1 Yes.
6! Yea.. Yes.
.. No...
8 Yes..
No.
Yes.
6 Yes.. I Yes.
9lY"es..-No.
SlYes.. Y'es
2:No. .. No.,
3iNo...,No...
21 No... iNo.
3lYes.. No.
5 Yes.. No.
2 Yes.. No.
324
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.-
Blowers for Friction Wheels — Continued.
S5
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Name and Location.
Kind of material
used.
Home Stove Works-
Rockwell and 18th sts !lrou.
nilnois Iron Works—
108-126 Ward st Iron.
Illinois Iron and Bolt Co.— !
Carpentersville. Ill ' Iron.
Illinois Watch Case Co.—
Elfirin. Ill :Gold and silver.
Jewell Filter Co.—
73-76 W. Jackson st , Iron
Joliet Stove Works—
Joliet. Ill Iron
Kins & Andrews Co.—
216-222N. Union st Iron
Mackie-Lovejoy Mfg. Co.—
54-W N. Clinton st Brass and iron.
ManufactVs Stove Rep'r Co.
.1
2852-2854 Archer av.
Marsh-Davis Cycle Co.—
;ycu
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W. 44th and W. North av
Mark UU. Co.-
123-125 LaSalle av
Mercil, B.—
227 S. Clinton st.
McGuire Mfg. Co.-
122-132 Saniramon st .
Moline Malleable Iron Co.—
St. Charles. Ill
Cast iron
Steel and iron.
«
Iron
Brass
Brass and iron.
Cast iron
Monarch Cycle Mfg. Co.—
Lake and Halsted sts Steel and iron.
Morsran & Gardner—
26»N-26I0 Shields av
N'thw'n Expanded Metal Co.-
400 E. Twenty-sixth st
Steel and iron
Steel
Oater, T. S.— j
71 \V. Jackson .*»t 'Steel and iron ,
Peters Pump Co.—
Kewanee, 111
Rappleye Platins: & Mtg, Co.—
16 Custom House pi
ReminfiTton Shoals Co.—
127 Rees st
Rock ford Grate Co.—
146-158 Bunker St....
Sargent (The) Co.—
Fifty-ninth and Walnut sts..
Sellers Mfg. Co.-
Chicago av. and the river
Iron
Steel
Steel
Iron ,
Steel and iron,
Steel
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No... N«..,
No...! Yes..
Yes .Yea.,
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No ..iNo ..
32
2
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20 24
No ..iNo
Yes.. I Yes..
No ..'No.
Yes .lYes
No . . No
No ..iNo
No . . No
No . . No . .
Yes .Yes
I'No ..'No
2 No ..No .
No .. No
liNo .. No
1 No .. No
6iNo .. No
2; 2|No..No.,
8 INo ..'No ..
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6 Yes.. No...
13 Yes,. Ye#.
74;Ye8.. Yes,.
5 Yes . No
28|No.. Xu..
I'No .. No .
8! Yes.. Ye*..
2 Yes . No .
34 Yes . Ye>
4:Yes .No
13, Yea -iXu .
6 Yes . N«» .
8' Yes . No
44 Yes.' Yes
4lYe8.]N«..
2! Yes.' No
121 Yes . No
1
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iNo ..'no
t
6Yes.jNo -
4 Yes .iXo
HYes .iNo
I
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lNo..'No
BLOWERS FOB PKIOTION WHEELS.
Blowers for Frictum Wheels — Continued.
325
Name and Locatiou.
Kind of material
used.
Selz & Schwab Co.— i
ElKin. Ill Steel.
Shone (The) Co.— i
48th St. and Stewart av iCast iron.
Sinionda Mfs:. Co.—
17th St, and Western av
Snneeths_Copper& BronzeCo.—
too"
Iron.
125 N. Randolph st [Copper
Steel and iron.
Smith. F. P. Wire & Iron Wk.s-
545 Fifteenth st
Standard Cjele Mfg. Co.—
73 W. Jacksou st ' Steel
Standard Elevator Co.—
Fifteenth st. and Ashland avilron.
Star Mftf. Co.—
Carpentersville. HI ! Steel and iron.
Steuhe, Herman—
25th St. and Stewart av ilron
Sullivan Machinery Co.— ,
60 Clinton st Iron .
Superior Machine Works— |
196 W. Twelfth st Ilron
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Thomas Bros. Mfp. Co.—
Rockwell and Fillmore sts. . . ilron.
Thomas, W. H.— ,
794 W. Madison st INickel
Tobin & Hamler Mfg. Co.-
S66-877 Halsted st Ilron...
Tolman. S. A.—
Foot of S. Market .st Steel
Union Lamp Co.—
194-198 Clinton ^t ' Brass
Universal Construction Co.—
50 Wabansia av iStecI .
Vulcan Iron Works— ,
.=>9 M il waukee av ICast iron.
Warraan-Schub Cycle House— i
11«-128 N. Lincoln st iSteel
Waters, F. S. & Co.-
155 W. Wa.Hhington st Iron.
Webster Mfg. Co.—
1075-1079 W. Fifteenth st ' Iron
Weir & Craig Mfg. Co.- i
•2*n-2A2B Wallace st > Brass
Western Electric Co.—
Clinton and Congress sts.
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Western (The) Foundry Co.— ,
3632Albanyav Iron,
' Brass, Iron, steel. . .
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li No ..iNo ..
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6 No ..
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14 No
INo .
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INo .
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12. No ..No
ll No ..No ..'
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8 Yes. 'Yes.; 19. Yes .
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No ..
3: Yes .
21 Yes .
6' Yes .
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14 Yes .
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28
Yes.
No..
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8|Yes .iNo
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24INO ..iNo .. 30iYe8
1561 eSYes.'Yes. 221
Yes
No..
Yes.
12>
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326
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Blowers for Friction Wheels — Ckjnchided.
Name and Location.
Kind of material
used.
Western (The) Tube Co.—
Eewanee. Ill
Brass and iron.
White Mfg. Co.-
158 Indiana st iBrass
Williamson, R. & Co.-—
206 E. Randolph st Brass
Wilmarth. T. W. & Co.-
225 State st Brass
Winslow Bros. Co.—
Carroll av. and Ada st i Brass and iron.
Woodruff. C. H. Co.-
Blgin. Ill Iron
World Cycle Co.—
244 W. Lake st . .
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No. of places inspected— 103, 620
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ABINGDON, ALEDO, ALPHA.
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TOWNS OUTSIDE OF COOK COUNTY.
ABINGDON.
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Abinedon Paving B. & Tile Co. Brick and tile
Animal Trap Co i Hardware specialties ,
Abingdon Wagon and Sled Co.: Wagons and sleds . . . .
Blair A Son I Wood work
Davis, Rouse & Co iHair trigger traps . . . .
Globe Mfg. Co Shirts and pants
No. of places inspected— 8'
12
1
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22 .
22
26
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3 .
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Aledo Republican. The I "
Brick and Drain Tile Works. . . Brick and drain tile.
Coffland. J. W. A Son.. ;Cigars
No. of places inspected— 4'
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ALPHA.
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Branch of Industry.
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Mongerson, F. M {Bicycle repairing
Times Record, The jPrinting
Woods Broom Co Brooms
No. of places inspected— 4!
3
3
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6
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1
12
12
24
27
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ALTON.
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Alton Packing^ Co j
Asmann. Otto
Bluff City Brewery i
BniefirsreniaDn Bros i
Bruefrsremann. Henry I
Doepke, Edward J ,
Duncan F. & M. Works
Fakrifi:. John A
Fischer & Winter
HapiTOod Plow Co i
Hall, floseph 1
Horn Bros I
Illinois Box Co
Illinois Glass Co
.Toestinff. Fred & Son
Kranz. Jacob
Levedy. Fred
Linsig:. Charlen
Miller, Dan, Bu8:8ry Co
Moritz. Mariraretta
Meinintrer, John A
Reck. Anton
Rippe.Wm. H
Siejrel, David
Spaldint;, Valeus P ,
Stritnatter, Chas. A
Volbracht, Fred
No. of places inspect^^d— 28;
Machines and engines. . .
Beef and pork packing. .
Cigars
Brewery
Tailoring:
Cifirars
Tailoring
Machinery
Cigars
Sash, doors, blinds
Aftricnltural implements
Cigars
Tailoring
Box making
Bottle making
Tailoring
Cigars
Carriages and buggies
Tailoring
Cigars
Brewery
Cigars
Tailoring
Cigars
Tailoring
Cigars
1
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149
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Branch of Industry.
Chapman, Thos. J Fruit boxes and barrels.
Holcomb. Cha8. B *
Xo. of places inspected— 2. |
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Carlisle, Thomas A
GrefiTory, Davis
Minnich. J
Sims & Hehenberirer
No. of places inspected— 5.
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ASSUMPTION.
Name.
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Sonner & Cornish
ushing & Sons
Dyer.M
Pear, Absalom
Hotran Bros
Hi^t. Benj. F
Kieburtz. Adolph R
Kuhle, Guss
Macfarline. Thos. W
Melhom, Wm. H
Michael Bros .>
Moore, John W
Moore, Bros
O'Clair, Howard
Phillips & McCarty
Phillis.M. E
Pitzer, Horace T
Stapleton & Mitchell
Tobias <& Son
Travis. Byron
Walker,Elljah
Welib, Louis P
No. of places inspected— 23
Printinjr
Harness
General merchandise
A&rricultural implements
Clothine store
Grocery store
Brick and tile
Bakery and confectionary
Ci8:ars
Hardware store
Cigrars
Dealers in hay and seed .
Gents fumishinir store..
Citrars
Grocery store
Dry gfoods ator€
Grocery store
Dealers in firrain&lnmber
Planinsr mill
Hardware store
Dealers in irrain and feed
Lumber, srrain and lime. .
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3
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2
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AUBURN.
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Auburn Rolling Mill . . . .
Bronauffh, P. 8. & Co. . . .
BrowneTl, Frank M
Dodd, Jesse W
Foreman. Elmer M
Harney. Albert A
Hart, John W
Hart. Henry M
Hines. Edarar J
Hummel, John P
McElvain. S. S
Riehle. Joseph & Co
Savage & Ramsey
Sinniirer. Georee J
Turner, James rC^
Walker. Hyram W
Watson, John
Workman. Giah & Jones
No. of places inspected— 18
Flour mill
Flour and feed store
Department store
Grocery store
WafiTon repairing
Provision store
Dry sroods store
Furniture & undertaking
Cigars
Lumber, lath, shingles..
Clothing and shoe store . >
Brick and tile {
Harness and saddlery. . .
Hardware store i
Grocer/ store {
Provision store |
Dry goods and shoe storei
Mill feed <feagricult. imp.i
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American Well Works
Aurora Automatic Mach'ry Co.
Aurora Bleachery & Dye Wks.
Aurora Boiler Works
Aurora Brewing Co
Aurora Corset Co
Aurora < 'ooperase Co
Aurora Cotton Mills
Aurora Electric Light Co
Aurora Gas Light Co
Aurora Piano Mfg. Co
Aurora Iron Works
Aurora Silver Plate Mfg. Co.. .
Aurora Soda Works
Aurora Steam Dye Works
Barlow. Charles
Bruebach & Truemper
Carpenter, C. W
Chi. & A. Smelting & Refln. Co
C..B. &Q. R. R. Co
Chicago Corset Co
Chicago Steam Laundry
Coats & Corlett
Commercial Printing Co
Conerus. Henry
Eck. J. G
Eitelgoerge Bros
Fauth Bros
Fruenhoff. Al
Prazier, W. S. & Co
Puhrmann & Hermes
Well drilling machinery. I
Bicycles sundries
Bleaching and dyeing...'
I Boilers i
Brewery
'Corsete
Cooperage
Cotton mills I
I Electric light plant 1
Gas plant
' Pianos
Iron foundry ,
Silver plating '
Soda :
Dyeing
Tailoring
Cigars
Carriages and wagons . .
Smelting and refining...
' Repair shops '
Corsets '
Laundry
Sad irons
; Printing
iCigars
Well driller
Cigars '
10|
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60
1
20
Bicycles and vehiclos.
Cigars
93
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128'
415
9
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163 2 165
21 22
15, v.... 15
35 r*
15« 10 lb
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46 50
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96 2 100
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AURORA, BARRY.
381
Aurora — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Hartsburcr & Hawksley Co Sash, doors and blinds. . ' .
Ha8tinir.s Wool Scourini; Co. . . Wool scouring
Hexrer, Silas ' Knee pants
Hills' Laundry Lauudry
Hill, L. O.&Co Saph, doors and blinds.. .
Hodder. J. H. & Co iPrinting
Hoffman. Conrad ICifirars
Hoyt & Brother Co Planing machinery I . . .
Jameson, Sheets & Co jMillers
Jobbins & VanRuymbeke 'Chemicals '
Johns & Brown Co jSash, doors & mouldinsrs*
Knickerbocker Printing Co Printinsr ^. , i
Liackner, John & Son Cigars
Liang, Prank {Tailoring
I^inden Manfacturing Co Watch materials 7
Loyd. H. E. & Co Soda water '
Liong. Wm. H. & Sons j Patterns and models
Love Bros i Machinery «
Marme. William Cigars
Mason Bros ; Bakery
McKay. George D iUnder waists
Miller-Bryant- Pierce Co Type writer supplies
Phillips. Chas. B Printing i.
Bothbom. Sard & Co Stoves
Richards & Sencenbaugh M. Co Hardware
Ritchie. W. C & Co iPaper boxes
Ruth, J. C Suspenders
Ryder & Birr Tailoring
Scharfe. Robert & Co \ Bicycles
Schickler, Phil [Cigars
Smalley. D. H. & Co Machinery
Schu. Mat General machinery ,
Solflsburg, C ! Brick and tile making
Sperry, D. K. & Co I Foundry
Sullivan. Henry Tailoring
Udstad. S. &Co jMachinerv
Vindex Electric Co ! Electrical apparatus
Warken. Nic jTailoring
Western Wheeled Scraper Co. [Scrapers
Wilcox Mfg. Co Hardware
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No. of places inspected— 71|
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40
10
15
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11
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14
4
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5
4
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40
2
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34 1
40
10
5
8
6
1 9
348
2 360
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4
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25
25
27
27
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199
i 200
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35
3,209
190 4.132
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Harness store,
Brooms.
Hudson, James W
Hughes. James C. .
Lane, Edward B ' Harness store .
Parker, John I iWagons and buggies.
Powell, Wm. B ICIgarH
No. of places inspected— 6.
25
25
3
3
3
3
41 4
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5
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40
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
BATAVIA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Andersoxi Bros
Arnold. A. H
Averill.W. F. &Son
Bartholomew & Son
Batavia FarmerH' Association .
Batavia Weekly News
Batavia Steam Laundry
Belden. Mrs. S. A
Benson & Bristol
Barton, Georsre
Burton, Joseph & Son
Burton. J. & Co
0hallen8:e Wind Mill Co
Corning:. Arthur M
Daleiden Bros
Jones. W.O.& Co
Kinne, M. M. & Co
Lindahl & Oustaf son
Litpins. P. F. & Co
Mair. James
Marley. P. E
May. .John
Micholson & Johnson
Newton Wasron Co
Patch, James
Newcomb. P
Purdum. J. M
Quinn Bros
Kies, P. A
Smith & Crane
Thompson & Shaw
Tincknell. H
Tomle.O. M
U. S. Wind Enjrine & Pump Co.
Western Paper Bag Co
Williams & Sons' Co
Wolcott.W, A
No. of places inspected— 37
Dry ffoods & sroo'y store
Oents' fumisninfir store.
Grocery store
Hardware store
Butter and cheese
Printing
Laundry
Grocery store
Meat markets
Grocery & h'rdw're store
Gen'I merchandise store.
Dry goods store
Windmills
Cigars
Confectionery store
Hardware store
Drug and grocery store
Jewelry store
Bakery
Shoe store
Printing
Tailoring.
Grocery store
Wagons
Shoe store
Meat market.
Shoe store
Harness store
Dry goods store
Furniture store
Grocery store
Tailoring.
Furniture store
Windmills
Paper bags
Tree labels & mail'g bxs.
Pharmacy
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1 5
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1 150
11
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No. of places ins pected— 1 . !
8
8
BELLEVILLE.
335
BELLEVILLE.
Name.
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Bedel. John A I ^*
Belleville Distilling Co
Belleville Keir Factory
Belleville Stove Works
Belleville Tack Works
Blomenkamp & Co
Boyd. T. B. A Co
Burekardt, Charles
Bnsch, Adolpbus (ilass Mfcr.Co
Daiber. Georgre
Dietz. Chris
£B^le Foundry Co
JBhmirer Bros
Ehret, Jacob
Enterprise Foundry
Excelsior Foundry
Fabre. Philip L
Peichert, Christian A
Flach, Nickolas
Gardner. Fritz G
Gaerdner. Wm. C
Goerlitz, (Charles
Gnndlach. Philip
Harrison Machine Works
Hartmann, Hay & Reis
Hees. Wm. C
Heinzelman Bros {Carriages and wacrons
Hertel, Adolph . ^ ; Carriages and buggies
Distilling !..
Kegs and butter tubs
Stoves and machinery. ..
Nails and tacks
Sash, doors and blinds . .
Mens furnishings
Cigar and grocery store.
Glass bottles
Bakery
Tailoring
Foundry
Sash. doors and blinds . .
Machine repairing
Foundry
Cigars ...
Bakery ..,
Tailoring
Cigars
Drills
Engines and boilers.
Steel cut nails
Cigars
Cigars
Tailoring
Bricks
Cigars
Bricks
Cigars
Herzler« Martin J .
Hock. Frank. Sr
Hoeffken. John
Ittner, Anthony
Kaemper. Louis
Kloess, John
Knefelkamp, Charles
Lewis. Chan. R. Mfg. Co Clothing.
Ltudwig & Stegmeyer i Carriages and wagons .
Lutz. Leonard iTailoring
Merker & Wirsing
Meyer, Henry
Mohr. Peter
Nagel, Henry
Nebgen. Andrew
Neuhau<<. Fred
Ranch Milling Co
Keh. Albert
Reis, Valentine & Son
Carriages and wagons.
Cigars
Rbein Bros Tailoring
Cigar boxes
Tailoring
Flour-
Willow baskets
Sash, doors and blinds
Schilb. Wendlin
Schlueter, Frederick
Keh warz. Joseph & Son
Sher.Philip
Snyder & Bak"r Stove Works
Stanley Tack Works. The
Star Brewery Co.
Cooperage
Tailoring i
Carriages and machines.!
Tailoring
Stoves and ranges
Nails and tacks
Brewery
St. Clair Foundry i Machine castings
Storck & Bros
Viebmann. Henry . . .
Western Brewery Co
Wilkens, Frank 'Cigars
Willman Henry R ^*
Zellmer. Herman..
Planing mill,
Cigars
Brewery
No. of places inspected— 63
Tailoring
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19
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235
131
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BELVIDERE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Belvidere Standard
Belvidere Steam Laundry
Buhmeyer, Jaoob
Cleveland Sprins: Bed Co
Davidson. Carl L
Farmer Butter Creamery Co. .
PIddlock. William
Oorbam Hardware Co
Harrison. Thomas
McDonald & Beattie
Merveaux, Aristide
Miller, Edward
Montell Bros
National Sewing Machine Co..
New York Condensed Milk Co
North Side Steam Laundry Co
O'Neil. William F
Plane, Frank W
Kay. William W
KeichM't Bros
li<'publican. The
Scherrer Tailorincr Co
Threu, John
Walsh. James
No. of places inspected— 24
Printing |
Laundry \.
Cifirars i
Sprinffbeds & mattress's]
Custom tailor
Butter and creamery
Custom tailor
Hardware and tinware. . '
{Custom tailor !.
iCifirars ,
, Custom tailor
,Ciirars
Custom tailor 1 .
' Bicycles & sew. machin's .
{Condensed milk | .
Laundry
'Custom tailor I.
iScreen doors & windows! .
iTinware ,.
Printing:
'CuMtom tailor
Citfars
■ Ginfirer ale & soda water
2
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19
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Bee Hive ( 'ash Store Groceries, shoes, cr'ck'ry
Bement Regrister Printing
Bement Roller Mill Flour and meal
Bishop. Ernest Druareist & news dealer;
Bodman. Samuel E Clothing:, hats and caps.
Body. Edward A Bakery '
Body, William W Groceries
Burks, Charles A Lumber, lime and cement
Ellars, Mart Groceries
Hord. Edward H Dry g:oods
Knapp. J ames F Hardware
McDaniel Brothers Merchandise
Moore, Joseph Dry foods, gn)ceries
Piatt County Creamery Butter
Taylor & Siders Hardware
No. of places inspected— 16,
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1:
4
IE:
2,
2
4
t'
8
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I
4
6
4
2
4
3
3
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4
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4
BLCX)MlNGTON.
335
BLOOMINGTON.
Name.
Branch of Industry*
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0
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OB
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Ventilat'i; Ac sanit'y app.
Cifirars
Confectionery
Tailoring:
Cider and vinesrar..
Purs
Store fixtures
rangres.
American F'dry & Furnace Co.
Anderson. William M
Bartoni& Baldwin
Beich.Paul P
Bloomer, The Tallo.r
Bloom 'ton Cider & Vin. Works
Bloomington Fur Co
Bloominerton Store Fixture Co.
Bloumineton Stove Co [Stoves and
Bolles. William P 'Tailoring
Borst. John ....« **
Buck. Henry W iCi^ars
Burke. J. K j Prmtinsr and bindinsr
ChicafiTo & Alton R. R. Shops . . Repair shops
Clark. Thomas M Rubber ataraps
Constant. Boston S 'Grain cleaninsr machin'y
Continental Packina: Co I Pork packintr
Co<>perative Stove Co iStoves
Corn Belt PrintinirCo ,'Printine and bindtnif
Dunah. George W iTailorinfir ,
Evans. John W. & Son Co :Sash. doors and blinds . .
Excelsior Bottlinir Works iSoda water bottlini;
Parrell, Allen M Cigars
Finney, Harry L iMonuments
Foley & Co ; jTailoringr
Freeman. Andrew jHarness repairini;
Gerken, Wm. A Bakery
Gorden Mfff. Co |Oil cans
Green, B. S. &Co : Harness and saddlery...
Hardesty, Wm Printing 1
Holmes. Philip H Tailoring
Hunter. William H Ice cream ,
Kiteell. Albert M Confectionery !
Kleinan. William P A- icecream'
Lancaster Caramel Co * * j
Mandler. Christ '. Cigars
Martens. Charles Tailoring
Martens. Christ C ( 'arriages
McVey. Dan iCigars
McGirl, Patrick H iCast and wrought iron . . !
Meyer & Wochner Brewery
Mfg. Ice & Cold Storage Co. . . . Artificial ice
Moore, M. L. & Son Harness and saddlery. . .
Moratz. Paul Builders' supplies ,
Murphy. Riley ' Flour and feed
Pantagraph Printing Co Printing i
Pearson. George M Tailoriug
Price, Doctor Baking powdT& extracts'
Schlegel, Jacob Harness ,
.Schneider, John A , Bakery
Scott. Charles H Tailoring •
Smith. Frederick C Cigars
Strain. Daniel '• I
Thompson & Son Mattresses '
Wakefield, C. & Co Proprietary medicines. . .
White, John F Agricultural specialties.
White. Samuel Sash, doors and blinds..
2 2"
SB
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11
4
1
24:
9 101
18
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37
2
1
5
2
6
1
20
35
13
3
1
6
600
1
6
45
16
7
5
25
No. of places inspected— 57
24
17 153! 1.096
g
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37
3
1
16
6
6
2
20
35
13
3
1
7
600
1
6
50
16
7
5
25
41
4
3
3
4
4
1
1
4
4
3
3
10
10
2
2
3
4
3
3
3
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41
33 175
1
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1 14
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1 20
6
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6
6
6
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2 65
3'
3
1
1
2;
2
4'
4
9
10
1
9
2
2
10
14
4i
1 12
10
10
10
10
I
41' 1.290
:««
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
BRADLEY.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Bradley. David. Mfcr. Co lAirricultural implements!
Lainfi:, John Machine repairing:
Tnrk, Joseph. Furniture Co... I Iron beds 1
No. of places inspected— 3. >
397,
1
20,
418'
400
1
CI
BUSHNELL.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Bushnell Pump Co Pumps
Bushnell Record i Printing
Dickenson, Albert Ci&rars
Dod8:e. Georjre F " '
Ellis. William H , Machine repairins:
111. Supply & Construction Co . • Pressed brick
Krauser, Frank Cigars
NeflP Mfg. Co j Farming machines
Orendorf . II. H. Co Agricultural implements
Osterzetter, Samuel | Bottling
Priebe, Simater & Co Poultry and eefc dealers .
Vertrees. Wra. J Combination fence
No. of places inspeided— 12.'
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101 ....
10
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4
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43
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35
4
1
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Bode, August
Brown & Carter
Bucher Bros & Co
Carey-Halliday Lumber Co
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co ,
Flower. Rifhard i
Halliday . H. L . Milling Co .... i
HHsenjaeger. Henry i
Himmelberger & Friant
Kelley Bros
f Lancaster & Rice
Laiigan. Peter
Lohr. Andrew. Bottling Co ,
May, Julius
Pyatt. Ambrose M !
Reed. Joseph B
Renuie, John F i
Cigars
Tailoring..
Sausage making
Box making & veneering
Box mtiking
Tress hoops
Flour and cooperage
.Mineral waters
Hardwood lumber
Interior finishing
Sash. doors and blinds...
Soft drinks
Bakery
Book binding
Machine repairing.
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12
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10
CAIRO, CAMP POINT, CANTON.
337
Cairo — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Sinsrer MffiT. Co.. The.
Smith & Brinknieyer
Teichman, Fred
Thompson & Malyon.
Union Bakery
Winsrfleld. A. P
Wise & Peterson
Wood & Bennett
No. of places inspected— 26.
Sewing machines.
Tailoring
Cigars
Bakery
Tailoring
Box packing.
Com meal...
11
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38
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1
2
2
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38
2
135
4
4
2
2
1
1
4
732
CAMP POINT.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Berrian, W. A
Haber Bros. & Liggett
Oliver & Prances
Seaton Milling Co
No. of places inspected— 4.
Flour
Sash and doors .
Grain and seeds.
Flour and meal .
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8
8
10
10
3
3
7
7
28
28
CANTON.
Name.
Armiitrong, G. M. & Co
Beam. George M
Bumap Bros
Canton Cigar Box Factory.
Conklin Bros
Dean. W. O.. Co
Dirilbliss. .1. U.. Co
Ellis. W. W. &Son
Eyerly. W. H. & Bros
Parlin & OrendorflP Co. . . . ,
Savin & Rafferty
SavilU J. M. & Sons
Branch of Industry.
Si
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Oft
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1
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No. of places inspected- 12.
Cigars
* •
Cigar boxes
Cigars
• *
Brick and drain tile.
Cigars
Plows
Cigars
Iron moulding
6
16
3
CO
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10
7
12
20
2
73
43
18
191
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5
47
17
24
2
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15
3
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23
4
6
86
6
165
35
78
■ 18
18
21
3
42
215
215
2.^
6
40
16
16
474
21
68d
—22
338
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
CARMI.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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52
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Cigars ...
Tailoring.
Bair.Fred
Fischer, Albert
Hick.P.G
Kice, Wm. & Co 'Chewing tobacco.
Wabash Machine Shop i Foundry
Wu8t& Faulkner 'Planing mill
No. of places inspected— 6.
2
1
1
1
3
3
ACT
!.*=
11
13
CARLINVILLE.
Name.
Battise.E.H
Blaner, Samuel
Boston Olothine: House
Brockmeier. Henry
Burffdorff. W. F. & Bro
Carllnville Bottlinfr Works
Carlinville Cooperative Assn. .
Carlinville Democrat
Carlinville Steam Laundry
Cookson, Percy
Deadrick & Wheeler
Diesel. Christian H
Dodson-Brun Mtg. Co
Drosten, Fred
QlUman, Chas
OiUman & Mueller
Gordy & Denby
Hayes. Rayal
Heinz. C.G. & Bro
Hoecker. John
Loehr. J. C. & Son
Lorenz, Barney
Macoupin County Enquirer . . .
Marth Bros
Meyer. John Chas
Moody. John & Son
Republican Printinir Co
Riefenberir, Henry
Schwab & Heilmann
Schnetze. C. G
Shaipcr.^ John F
Simon, (>eorffe
Steinmeyer H. A. & Co..
Surman, William
Up To Date Store
Weiss, A. F. & Bro
Wilson, James B. & Son,
Woodward, S. 8
Wolf, Henry A
No. of places inspected— 39.
p ^
3
Branch of Industry.
0
9
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Harness and saddlery...
Cigars
Qlothlnff store
Shoe store
Clothing'
Soda ana mineral waters
Grocery store
Printing
Laundry I
Dry ffoods store
Hardware store i
Grocery store i
Pickles and vinegar
Bakery i
Grocery store '
Department store
Waffons and bu^ines
Monuments
Furniture & undertaking
Harness and saddlery. . . >
Department store
Harness and saddlery...
Printing
Machine repairinfr
Wairons and bugr^es ,
Bricks
Printing
Furniture store
Clothing store
Tailoring i
Hardware store
Clothing: store j
Dry groods store I
Clothing: store
Grocery store
Hardware store
Dealers in lumber
Hardware store
Grocery store
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1
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CARPENTERSVILLE, CARROLLTON, CENTRALIA.
339
CARPENTERSVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Males
years
Femal
years
Boys
years
Girls
years
Children
16 years.
1 •
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Illinois Iron & Bolt Co
New York Condensed Milk Co.
Star Mfg. Oo
No. of places inspected— 3.
Iron works
!
6..
Condensed milk
75
Asricultnral imniements
1
6
75
294
75
76
444
6
300
150
76
525
Name.
Advance Flour Mill
Baltz Bros, ft Co
Oarrollton Canning Co.
Daiffflfer. Hensler
Day & Carmody
Edwardu, Sam
Egelhotr.Wm
JEtenslerft Cumutt
Haasey & Go
Joe.Cna8. B
Keiper, Georgre ft Co . . .
Lavery, James-
MeFarland ft Co
Montgomery. Wm. M. . .
Morrow, James P
Nesselhoir, Chas
Patriot. The
Rafferty & Carmody. . . ,
Schaf er ft Reed
Sieyerlinc, Henry C. . . .
SpaldinfT, Lloyd D
Spreter. Louis
Weimer. Chas. A
CARROLLTON.
Branch of Industry.
0
0
Gu
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a
0
Gu
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Flour and feed
Agricultural implements
Canned goods
Machinery and wagons..
Cigars
Grocery store
Carriages and wagons. . .
Hardware and pumps . . .
Feed store
Laundry
Bakery ft confectionery.
Tailor
Dry foods and shoes
6:
Hardware and crockery
Tailoring !
Printing...., ...|
Hardware and carriages.!
Grocery and provisions. . ;
Agriculture implements . '
Cigars I
Bakery ft confectionery.!
Cigars i
No. of places inspected— 23i
6
o
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CO D
C
0
& 5
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?
1
33;
V
1
1
1
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9i; 10
3
: 3
16
8 57
3
8
4
! 4
4
4
2
1 ..... .
2
7
!
7
3
!
3
2
1 3
3 i 4
3
3
7'
8
8i
3
4;
4
2 2
4. 1 4
3, .1 3
4!i ' 4
3i
3
2l
3
3
4
4i 1
t
1
27
611
98
9i 168
CENTRALIA.
Name.
Els, Ghistav E
Fink, John A
Illinois Central B. B. Shops ..
Kegler. Daniel
Peiier, Jacob
Robertson Bros
Townsend,C. E
White Front Clothing House.
No. of places inspected—S
Branch of Industry.
at;-
SB f^
OB
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Cigars
Tfuloring
Repair shops.
Ci/^ars
Tailoring
Fruit boxes
Clothing store.
3
3
8|
1431
71
4
1
172
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143
3
7
4
1
6
175
340
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
CERRO GORDO.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16
years
-2
oftcr
: c :
• p
: c.
Booher & Mikel» i General hardware
Brnaw Bros (rroceries
Cerro Gordo New Era Printing
Landis. William
LyouN & Ea.m
Martin, H. P
Sayler& Pollard
Shellabar^t-r Mill & Elev. Co
No. of places iuvspected— S
(General merchandise ...
(train, food and eoal
Dry goods, merch.. cloth.
Oeneral merchandise ...
Grain
1!
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1
c
3I'
2;
23,
4
3
4
CLAYTON
Name.
Branch of Industry.
SfOD
OB
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o
Si
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Buriresser Clsrar Co
Clayton Millinir Co
Hnbbs, Jarad F
No. of places inspected— S
Ciflrars
Flour .
Ciffttrs
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s
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0
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9
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5
I
7
.3
15
1
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Oh
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8
7
3
COBDEN.
Name
Branch of Industry.
p •■*
0
o
2|
P^
0
0
•1
5
Carlisle. Tho«. A
Cobden Machine Works
Dubois, Henry.
Fruit boxes
Machine repairinir.
Fruit boxes
Herein, Peter iCooperasre
Me»ler. Wm. P. & Co
Ward. Kent Co
No. of places inspected— 6
Fruit boxes .
2
OB tm^
o
10
1
19
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9
n
2
3
6
4
38
1
44
If
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1
21
4
I
12
4
40
2
COLLINSVILLE, CHRYSTAL LAKE, DANVILLE.
341
COLLINSVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
■^ OD
00
OB
5
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American Hydranlic P. B. Co.
Billner. John A
Blum, Mfi:. Co
Illinois Hydraulic Press B. Co.
Jones, Phopbe Mrs
Kennedy. Thoma«
Kienzle, William H
Liovenjf. Klein
Tiedemann. Chas. Milling: Co .
AVilson.O.B
No. of plaee.s inspected— 10
Pressed bricls .
Cifirars
Stock bells
Pressed brick.
Bakery
Ciirars
Flour and meal
Stock bells and hydrants
30
2
3
62
1
1
2
l!
25
2
129
OHRYSTAL LAKE.
Xanie,
Branch of Industry.
<Jamp Cider Factory.
Frye Bros
No. of places inspected— 2
Cider
Tinware and hardware
30
2
3
65
1
1
2
1
25
3
133
DANVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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CO
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CO
o
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Blo.se, Fincher
Bordoio John
Brown, Gust
Brown, Thos. E
€. & E. Illinois R. R. shops
Dallas. Robert
Danville Brewing and Ice Co. .
Danville Brick and Tile Co
Danville Buffgry Co
Danville Foundry & Mach. Co.
Danville Shirt Co
Danville Woolen Mills
Depke. Henry F
Dudenhofer. Georgre
Force, Daniel
Freeman. Augrust
Illinois Printingr Co
Leveringr & Brandt
Mastico Medicine Co
Matzenbach,
Ribbe& Strebel
Seiferrnan, Anselm
Star Lumber Co
Strebel Bros
Werner, Joseph
Tailoring:
Cijrars
Tailoring
Repair shops
Cigars
Brewery and ice
Brick and tile
Wagons and buggies
Iron foundry
Shirts
I Woolen mills
! Beer bottling
ICigara
'Buggies
Cigars*
Printing He book binding
Cigars
Patent medicines
Cigars
Tailoring
Cigars
Saw mill
Cigars
No. of places inspected— 25;
3:
1
14
8
20
27
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3 , 3
2 2
448 2 450
1 1 1
20i 20
26 1 26
20 20
40;' 40
2; 10
I2I 3 65
3 1 4
5'1 1 5
U 1' 12
9|l i 9
2O1; I 24
41 2 6
3, 3
4 ' 4 35
2 i 2
31 3
12 1 12
3' 1; 4
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14i T70
342
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
DECATUR.
Name and Location.
Branch of Industry.
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SB
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Ahreus, Gus ' Bottlinif works , ,
Bixby. Pitner & Co Burial shoes 13
Bobb, Georire C .Cigars
orire
Brown. H. H. Mfsr. Co {Hard ware specialties.
Bushway, F. H. Co ' Flavoring extracts '
Carter. James Ilron pumps ,
Chambers-Berinijr-Quinlan Co Agricultural iraplementsl
Clark. H.H ! Linseed oil works '
Decatur Brewing Co ' Brewery ,
Decatur Coffin Co I Burial caskets
Decatur Cornice Works Cornices i
Decatur Cracker Co Crackers and biscuits...;
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Decatur Extract Co 'Plavorinp extracts .
Decatur Fairest Wheel Works. .Slot machines
Decatur Feed Mills Feed and grain.
Decatur Fix. & 8how CaseWks Interior wood work '
Decatur Furniture Co Furniture
Decatur Lumber & Mfg. Co . . . 'Sash, doors and blinds. . '
Decatur Milling Co i Flour
Decatur Novelty Works Engines and boilers \
Decatur Steel Roofing Co Roof'g & corrugat'd iron
Decatur Trunk Factory Trunks ]
Denz, Edward A Tailoring
Drobisch Bro. & Co Slot macliines
Erhman. Harry F Tailoring '
Faries Mfg. Co Window display fixtures
Pribourg. Louis W Cigars
Harpsiute Bros Com meal and tiour
Haworth <fe Sons Agricultural implements'
Hodgins Bros Cigars
Home Mfg. Co Ladies' wruppers
Huesing. Henry tV. Son Tailoring
Huff Hms. Lumber .Mill Co ... Lumber, Inth, shiiitflos ..
Hunter. A. A Bakery
Illinois Cutlery Co Hardwjiri' sj>«fjalti<-^ ...
Irwin. Kirkhiiid tV.- To l^harniiic.y ,
Johnson. Chus, F Cloak and dres^makinir..
Keck,.Iacuh Cigars
Keck, .John A Citrar boxes
Lt^uh 1- Mftf. (.'o Briok and tile
Lyon, ' ;. S. A: Son> Sa.sh, <loor.s an<l Mindn..
Wanucke. Albert Usi.soline eny:in«8
Meiseiilii-lter, Harry Ci|irai>
Michl.. Joseph ••
Mills Lumber Co Sash, doors and ;.lin<i.'s. . ,
Moore. Daniel. Barrels an*l tuits
Mueller, H. Mfg. Co Plumbers' supph<-s
Muleudy, Thos, F Tailoring
Murphy, J J '•
Nobrriane. J<»lin "
Osborn, Thos. J Cigars ,
Owings, Ben.i. K * *
Pahnieyer. Fred ' *
Passu. Chas ' * '
Quiun & Seeforth "
Race Clothing Mftr. Co Shirts, pants, overalls...'
Keddick, CM iCigars
Rude, Lev«rt 'Ta lorii-g
Sams, Geo. T ISausage
Scott .Mfg. Co Harness special tie«<
Seller. Andrew Tailoring
Seip, (). B 'Cigam
Shallabarger Mill <V Kb'V. Co.. Flour and meal •.
Starr. . I. (t. A: -Son Harness and saddlery .. . .
Sutter. .Joseph (Cigars
Tailor Work Shop Tailoring .
Tail. F. B Agricultural implements .
Tay. II Furniture
I'nion Buttling Works Beer bottling.'-
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Decatur — Concluded.
Name.
Location.
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Union Iron Works General machinery
Wayne Sulkeyette & Cart Co. . 1 Sulkies and carts
Weiirand, John •. •.Cigars
White, John C 'Gas and steam engines. .
Williams Mfg. Co i Planters, grain weighers
Woody. Samuel jTailoring
No. of places inspected— 75.
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Rommel, PJiilip
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Harness and saddlery.
No, of places inspected— 2.
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Barb City Mfg. Co
Cresent Mfg. Co
DeKalb Brick and Tile Works.
DeKalb Fence Co
DeKalb Overall Co
DeKalb Planing Mill
DeKalb Tailoring Co
Ellwood ( I. L.^ Mfg. Co
Ellwood Wire and Nail Co
Haish Mfg. Co
Humboldt Cigar Co
Sbipman, Bardt & Co
Trumbauer. P. S
Wells, M. D. & Co
Agricultural implcm'nts'
Nail kees
Brick and Tile
Wire fences
( )veralls. jsick'ts, blouses
Planing mill
Custom tailor
Barb wire and staples...
Wire, nails and staples..
Barb wire, woven f 'ncing'
Cigars
Wagons
Cigars
Boots and shoes
No. of places inspected— 14.
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Qoodman & EeigrhlD
MaellerBros
Rinehart. Inaac L
Tilson, Richard
No. of places inspected— 5.
General merchandise. . .
Hardware and lumber. .
Grain
Hardware
BIacksmitb*e: & repair'g.!
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Beck, Williams & Sons | Custom tailor ! '
Brink. Isaiah i Sash, doors and blinds. . . I i
Cahill. Edward J iCustom ttiilor I ; '
Dahlman. August " i j i
Fletcher Mfg. Co jSash, doors and blinds...! I
Grand Detour Plow Co i Afirricultural implements ' \
Reed, A & Sons i Pianos
Reynolds Wire Co .'Screen wire ' 5
Riverside Shoe (^o 'Sho^^8 9, 121 216
Squires, Georffe II i Paper boxes 1 ij 13
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17 1,441
DUQUOIN.
Name.
Blakeslee M.tg. Co. . . .
Cook.B.O
Dnquoin Iron Works
No. of places inspected— 3.
Branch of Industry.
Foundry , . .
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Iron work. .
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EAST DUBUQUE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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American Plmiing Mill
Hayerlien, Uhrist
Brinkman, Henry
Cbicatfo Mineral Milling: Co . . .
East Side Cigar Factory
East St. Lonis Cornice Works.
East St. Louis Lumber Co
K. St. Louis RenderiuK Works
Elliot Froir & Switch Co
Empire Carbon Works
Ernst. Joseph
ileini Brewery Branch
Ilezel Mining Co
KolmcH, Lafayette
I lorn, Ben j
Horn, Will inm
.1 ones. William W
Kehlor Milling Co
Korreck, Adolph
Lane, John A
Levy, Solomon
3Iaurer, Joseph A
Militzer. Ernst
Missouri Malleable Iron Co —
Nelson. Morris & Co
i )bear. Nester Glass Co
i*arent, Charles
Roiiecan, Philip H
Kosenberger, \ alentine
Saegcr. Henry
!<auer. Mary
Schilling. Alex. E
Schlenaker. Henry C
Schmidt, Margaretta
Schoebel, ttichard
Schroeder. George
Spannagel Mineral Water Co. .
Sparks. E. W. & Co
Springmeyer Barrel Co
St. Louis Syrup Refining Co. . .
SwiftA Co
Todd Pulley & Shafting Wks..
Todd% & Stanley Mill Purn. Co.
Toperowsky. Ike
Tn»jan Car Coupler Co
Tudor Iron Works
V'ollmann. John A
Wagner. William
Wies.JLiCwis
No. of places inspected— 50
Cigars
Sash, doors and blinds. .
Bakery
Thiloring
Mineral paints
Cigars
Cornices
Sash, doors and blinds. .
Rendering
Switch's & R. R. supplies
Bone black
Tailoring
Brewery
Flour
Furniture store
(Jooperage :
Bakery {
Nail kegs '
Flour
Tailoring
Cigars
Tailoring i
Sash, doors and blinds . . |
Bakery
Malleable castings
Beef and pork packing.
Glass bottles
BaKery
Tailoring
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3
23
Cigars
Mattresses
Tailoring
Brooms I
Bakery
Tailoring
Soda water & soft drinks
.Mineral waters |
Cloth bags
Cooperage ,
Syrups and jellies |
Beef and pork packing..
Foundry, machinery
Mill & transmiss'n mchyj
Tailoring I
Car couplers ,
Rolling mills
Bakery ;
Cigars ,
Bakery
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346
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
EDINBURG.
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Name.
Branch of Industry
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Bau8:hman. Chas. G
Best, Owen M
Brownbach & Wacker i
Barnefl, Sanford R
Cornell. Ben F
Edinburir H jrald
Harrini?tou. J. R. & Co
Hub Grocery. The
Johnson, Robert K
Klinsr, Conrad A
Loran & Smith
Mckenzie. Z. W
Price, Georgr** W
Price, John I)
Richards, Austin B
Richardson. Henry C
Shellhouse.C. M
Vigral <fc ViKnl
No. of places inspected— 11»
Department store
Boot and shoe store
Dealer in srrain
Flour and feed store
Cisrars
Clothintr store
Printinif
Dry iroods store
(Grocery store
Furniture & undertakinir
Bakery &. confectionery.
General merchandise
Gry erooda and shoe store
Hardware store
Wajron repairini?
(rrocery store
Lumlu-r, lath A: shingles
4
2
4
3
2
2
2
3
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Ber^reiiiHim, F're<l (""/i^'urs
Desmond. >l Machine- repiiirint' ••
Dippold. F^dward (yOoperaK*'
Farmer Milling? C<» Flour
HofTman. Joseph R Tailorintr
Levora. V. .f **
NasS k Finch "
Nelson N. (). Mftr. Co Bicycles A: niacliinery
Richards. Bcn.i. H Brick s
Selc<*r. August Citrars
No. of iiJRces insi»ecte<l--10
4-
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14
1
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10
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347
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Effinehaiu -Excelsior Works. . .
Ewers, Georire H
Lfanfre. Theodore
Merz Bros
Wellenberg. M^y
No. of places inspected— 6.
Canned ffoods.
Excelsior
Tailoring
Ciears
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Name.
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Ackermaun's Departm't Store.
Adler, A
Allicrer. J. H
Ansel, Albert F
Allaben & Lasher
Aubertin, N
Beoker & Stelfonl
Beer <fc Fceis
Bennett k Beckmann
Blood, J. VV
Blum & Rorig
< 'heap Charle\-
Boettcher A: Prii'ke
Bosworth, W. E
Brand, Krwin
Brenner, Abe
Brown, Charles P
Burgeer, F. C
Burton, Morris
Chamberlain k Co
Chicagro Shoe Ston*
City Drug: Store
Cohn.Ike
Compo. R. J
Cook. David C
Creamery Packatre Mfir. Co
Cutter & Crossette •
Daniels, Geo. E
Davery, John L
Davis & KinfiT
Duraser. Ben A
Eakin, W. S
Ehle. Robert H
Bl^n Book Bindery
Elgin Butter Tub Co
Elgin Caramel Co
Elgin Eagle Brewing Co
Elgin Mfg. Go
Elgin National Watch Co
Elgin Painting & Decorat. Co
Elgin Paper Co
Elgin Picture & Art Supply ( \k
Elgin Saddlerv & Harness Co.
Department store i
Gents' furnishing store..!
Dry goods store I
' Meat market '
'Millinery .store '
Ladies' Sc genta' fiirn. st.t
Shoe store '
Gents' furnishing store..
Second hand store
:l)nnr store
( 'onfectionery store
• fCDts' furnishing store..'
Cigars
' Dry goods store
Printing
Cients' furnishing store..
iTailoring
I Furniture store
10
4
1
i
Clothing store
Shoe store
I Drug store
I Fruit store
Jewelry store
Printing
Butter tubs
Shirts
'Grocery store
i.lewelry store
I Hardware store
I Furniture store
[Grocery store
Tailoring
Book binding
I Butter tubs
("aramels .
Brewery
Cream separators
Watches
; Painting k decorating.
. Paper & twine
'Art supplies
I Flarness & Saddlerv. . .
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Elgin — Continued.
Name.
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Eli^in Sewiner Machine Co
Elirin Silver Plate Co
Elgin Soap Works
Elgin Tool & Socket Co
Elgin Wind Power Pump Co. ,
Emmert. U. Louise
Ettner, Fred J
Empire Mercantile Co
Forest City Bakery
Puller & Pendergast.
Gillespie, F. U
Goddard 6c Kleinschmidt
<^oldfard, David
Grand Union Tea Co
Gulbrand.son, Carl A
Hall. A. <i: Co
Hart. William
Haseman, Fred
Hf mmens & Jones
Heslin & Son
Hubner. H. Son & Co
1 llinois Watch Case Co
Kerber, Ott > A
Kerber Packing Co
Kimball & Mitchell
Knott. George H
Kreeger. Cliarles
Kreeger Bro.s
Kreeger, Louis
Kimball. Jas. M
Kyall man. Curl W
Laech, J. W. & Co
Lethin Bro.»»
Leitner Bros
Lynch. Tim J
McCtarry. Jas. F
Mierhoff
Mendelson. Robert
Moody Bro.s
Mosely Lathe Co
Nelson & Allison
Newman. -John
New York CoiidensM Milk Co.
N. Y. Cond. Milk Co.. 111. Br'ch
O'Conuell.John ,
Palmer. James A
Panly. Jos. (t
Peck &: Eaton
Peck. (ieo. M
Plummer, Henry T
Pratt, Max L
•Reichort. John
Reid. Albert 11
Rinchimer Bros
Rossuck, Louis
RoveUtad Bros
Ruegnitz. Albert H
Saperst(m, Albert
Sauer, Fred
Sayer, Louis A
Scanlon, James R
Schickler. Phil
Sch lager. Fred C
Schmidt, ('has. J
Schramm
Selz. Schwab &i. Co
Seuberth. Kdward E
Shedden, Robert V
Shepherd Ac Sayer
Sherwood. Frank
Sewing machines
Casket hardware
Soaps
Tools & specialties
Windmills.
Millinery store
Slioe store
Furniture store
Bakery
Painting & decorating . .
Optical instruments
Furniture store
Fruit store
Tea store
Drug store
House furnishing goods.
Drugs «fe Paints
Pianos <& organs
•Tailoring
' Meat market
'Boot & shoe store
I Watch cases
|Fi.sh & canned goods
Pork As beef packing
Hardware store
Grocery store
Cigar & fruit store
Ct
Cigars
'Furniture & bicycles ...
Shoe store
( irocery .store
Tailoring
! .M eat market
- ( i rocery store
Painting & decorating ..
.Grocery store
k'lothing store
I Machinery
Watchmakers' tools
I (irocery store
{Dry g'ds & grocery store
'Condensed milk
'Cigars
j rndertaking <fc art goods
Cigars
'Grocery store
I Dry goods & upholstery.
Buggies ^ Wagons
Dry goods store
I Bakery
Cream separators
' Wood turning
Fruit store
'Jewelry store
'Furniture store
Fruit store
I Dry g'ds & grocery store
J e welry store
I Plumbing & gas litting..
Cigars
' ( I rocery store
(•otton butting mills
Confectionery store
Shoes
Bicycle repairs
. ( i rocery store
Milk cans
• Cigar tV: fruit store
18
2
1
1
44
1
11
1
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349
Elgin — Concluded.
Name.
Skinner, Wm. A
Smith, Albert M
Smythe, A. M
Soost, S. & Son
Spies?. John
Spillard. Chaa. E
Stickling:. John H
Stumme, Henry
Swan. Theo. F
Taylor, Chas. U
Thomas. Albert P
Thornberg: & Seidel
Traub. Fred
Van Gorden. Chas. T
Vienna Bakery
Volsoh Bros
Volstorir. Fred A
Wait&Burdick
Weatherill. Wm. L
Webb&Co., B.L
Weber & Potterman
Wedell, F. O. & Son
West & Erickson Bros
We.Htern Union Teleirraph Co.
West Side Department Store..
Willson. D. W,& W. C
Witte, William
Woodruff, Chas. H
Zander, Gertrude
Zieffler Bros
Brancli of Indusiry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Males over 16 years
Children under 16
years
No. of places inspected—US
Crockery store
Meat market
.Jewelry store
Meat market
Harness store
Gents' furniKhine goods.
Flour & feed store
Grocery store
Department store
Ladles wrappers
.Sf winir mach. & bicycles
Furniture & undertaking:
Confectionery & bakery
Printing' &'ensrravin^ .,
Bakery
Meat market
Furniture store . . .
Drug: store
Electro platiniT
Cigars
Jewelry store
Wood turniner
Telegraph office . .
Department store.
Printing
Shoe store
Iron foundry
Millinery store
Hardware store . . .
3
69
39
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4
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Baier & Ohlendorf
Bamberger, Eli as & Son . .
Bennet hum. Peter D
Bentley.H. D
Black. G. G. & Son
Brigham Bowler & Co
Burdett Organ Co
Barkhart, Edward
Burrell Bros
Oaffcade Steam Laundry. . .
Ooltmau Brick Co
Oe Vore. L. M. & Co
Eichhom. George P
Preeport Brick Co
Preeport Cigar Co
Freeport Steam Laundry..
Gohn. W. Prank
Goodard& Clark
Grant, Thomas
Grant, Kate
Hardware specialties
Brewery
Sash; doors, blinds
Cigars
Piano stools
Paper boxes
Wholesale saddlery
Organs
Custom tailor
Vinegar
Laundry
Brick
Hardware & cycle specs.
('uhtom tailor
Brick
Cigars
Laundry
Ciuars .
Flour mill
Brick yard
Lime and cement
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Freeport — CodcI tided .
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No. of places inspei-ted— 7..
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GALENA, GALESBURG, GENEO.
351
GALENA.
Name.
Brunch of Industry.
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Banner Ci^ar Co iCiarars
Biesniann, Geo. C. & Son t *' ,
Blum Brewery Co | Brewery
<Jhtcafiro Steam Laundry ■ Laundry
Clauer. Henry S iTailoring
Edler, Auffust i * *
Klce Bros iBook bindinir ...
Eulberff. C. & Song Brewery
Galena Shoe Co iShoes
Jabncke, W iCarpenter work ,
Kramer. Louis Tailoring
Lienoper. A. J. & Son Cooperatre
PfeffenH.&J TalloriflC
Keymick. James B [Tin shop
Stroebel Wolfram Co I Shoes
No. of places inspected— 16.
18
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5
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142
GALESBURG.
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Branch of Industry.
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Boyer. Aaron
Brown. Geo. W
C. B. A Q. R. B. Shops
Colton. Geo. D
Frost Mf ff. Co
Oalesbure Brick Co ,
Qalesbars: Pavinir Co
Galesbarsr Pottery Co ,
Holmes Bros ,
Johnson. John A
Peterson. Thos. W
Purringtoh Brick Co
Weber. John & Co
No. of places inspected— 14
Saddlery
Brooms and brushes
Asricultural implements
RepairiniT cars & enirines
Foundry
Engines
Brick & terra cotta
Brick
Stoneware
Laundry
Brooms
Machine.s
Brick
Cigars
4'
3!
21
251
29
200
550|
2Sl
53
87
65
31
6
10
21
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1,340;
10
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25
33
200
553
23
5;<
90
65
31
27
6
5
255
5
1.371
GENEO.
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Selz. Schwab & Co
No. of places in8peoted~2.
Butter
Shoes .
I
1
5
97
5
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38
2
3
38
102
5
5
140
145
352
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
GENEVA.
Name.
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Befdin S. A. Mrs
Bell, Joseph ,
Bennett Milliner Co
EddoweR, John K
Geneva Steam Laundry.
Howell, Wm. H. Co
Larson. John W
LeTinartx & Lenuartz.. .
Lon?. James C
Pecersoii, (^ha.**. J
Peterson. Samuel J.
Pope. Chas. Glucose Co.
Smith. Orven A
Zabriski, John A
No. of places inspected— 15
Agricultural implements
Orocery store
Dry iroods store
FU.ur
Drue store
Laundry
Sad irons
H ard ware store
(irocery, hardware store
(General merchandise
Shoe store
(Tent's furnishing store.
Starch and trlucose
Furniture store
DruK store
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r 1 ' 2
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111 1
1 100,' J m
2 .. • 2
274
1 27^
GIBARD.
Name.
Bechtold & Gibson
Beeby, John C
Birzle. uhristian W
Bond. James M
Bristow. Wm. W
Carr & Bowersox
Carter, Bryan L
Dodson & Shepherd
Drach, Robert S
Di um. Wra
Eureka Mercantile Co
Girard Roller Mills
Grange Mercantile Co
Haster, Fred W
Herburerer. J. E
Parkrt. Edward
Powell. Wm L
Rohbins, Thos. J
Schoen. August J
Smith, ThoH. M
Taylor & Schumacher
Thacker & Prnncis
Thompson, Benj. F
Wooley. Chas A
Younff, Markel A Davidson...
No. of places inspected— 25
Branch of Industry.
Qirls under 16
years
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1
3
2
I
3
2
2
3
1
2
3
4
2
3
2
2
2
3
2
3
3
2
8
3
3
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1
Furnit're.hardw're store
Wood dressinir & turuine
General merchandise....
1 %
Flour and feed store
t 3
('lothinsrand shoe store.
Dry firoods and shoe store
Grocery store
1 2
1 _
Ciirars
Grocery store
(Jeneral merchandise....
Flour and feed mills
General tnerchandtse....
1
("ifrars and confectionery
Ciirars
Harness
Wajcon reDairintr
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Clothinir store
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Furnit're.hardw're store
Grocery and feed store..
1
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Dry iroods store
1
1
Furnit're.hardw're store
Brick and tile
J
Dry iroods store
E uirine supplies
•
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69
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GRAND TOWER, GRANITE CITY, GRAYVILLE.
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GRAND TOWER.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
iBtemational Basket Co | Fruit boxes and baskets.
No. of places inspected— l!
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GRANITE CITY.
Name.
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American Steel Foundry Co. . . Foundry —
Continental Wire Co Wire works .
Granite City Steel Co Rolling mill
No. of places inspected— 3'
1 ....
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2<>9
127
294
10 ... .
720
1,
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10
300
130
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r30
GRAYVILLE.
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Name.
Branch of Industry
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Blood. J. M. ic Bro Planini: mill
No. of places inspected—!
40
40
40'
10
354
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
GREENFIELD.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Hrodmarkle. John B —
Burroughs. Edward E.
Cooper, John M
Dixon. Joseph 8
Greenftold A rarus
Greenfield Roller Mills
Johnson & Stock
Lamont, J ames M
Madden. Jo.*eph
Metcal f , G( orire B
Metcalf. Rich. L
Nichols, Marion T
Quast. Carston F
Secor & Cato
SiniiiionM. Richard
Snjith. James H
StaiiHburfiT. John L
Wilhite. Wni T
Wilhite. Samuel M
Woolley. Emmet D
Zink & RaglandCo
jHardware store i .
i Dry iroods store
!Drufr store ' ■
{Tailorinir
; Printing ; ,
Flour and feed mills < .
Tailoring i,
Bakery .,
Harness store i .
Gro'ry & chinawa'e store,
Dry goods & shoe store . . i .
Wagon repairing
Agricultural implements'
Grocery siore
Hardware store ,
Dry goods & shoe store. . > .
Bricks '
Dry goods & shoe store.. '
'Grocery & crockery store)
■ Grocery & hardw're store'
' C reamery ;
No. of places inspected -21.
2
5
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2
3
2
4
S
4
1
4
3
U
2
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GRKJGSVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry
Hornbeck. Robert ; Machine repairing
Pike Milling Co iFlour
Pike Milling Cooper Shop. . .
Ross, August
No. of places inspected— 4.
Flour barrels
Harness store
HARRISBURG.
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Harrisburg Planing Mill Planing mill ,
Harrisburg Roller Mills Flour
Woolcou Milling Co '*
No. of places inspected— 4
3i
26!
S
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HARVARD, HIGHLAND PARK, UOOPBSTON.
355
HARVARD.
Q
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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CD &
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Church, EuKene L Dealer in hay
Georf?e, Larson E 'Custom tailor
Harvard Herald. The ■ Printina:
Harvard Independent, The "
Harvard Steam Laundry ^ Laundry
Hunt, Helm & Ferris jHardware specialties.
Manley Bros. & Stone Hardware store
O'lirien. Matthew J , Custom tailor
Quinn, William Cigars
Koaob, Marshall D. iWooden tanks
Rollins & Dobyne Bicycles
2
21
3!
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3S
0
2
2
5
2
3
25
4
2
2
4
25
No. of places inspected— 11.
76
: 5
2
2
7
4
6
25
4
9
2.
4
25
83
HIGHLAND PARK.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Evaus, Robert G Bricks
Gray Electric Co Electrical apparatus
Highland Park Brick Co Bricks
Hifirhland Park News Printing 1
Heoer, George ' Soda and mineral waters
Nelson. Enoch Tailoring '
Norrlen, Alex. E Cabinetwork
Warren. James. Sr Sash, doors and blinds . . 1
No. of places inspected— 8.
GB
ca
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O
3
0
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to
loi 10
7 1 7
14 ! 14
3I I 3
4 1 I
2' . 2
2' I 2
5i 1 5
_l i
47 1 47
HOOPESTON.
9
1
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Brown & Sug iCigars
Hoopeston Clothing & Mfg. Co. Overalln, shirts & pants.
Prutsman Bros. Factory 'Brick and tile
Gloves. Charles Custom tailor
Thomas & McKnight *'
Union Can Company iTin cans ,
Woolverton. Thomas 'Machine repairing
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15
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2
83
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No. of places inspected— 7.
63 90
157
356
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
JACKSONVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Baldwin. Stansfleld
Bambroolcs, Alfred W
Becker. Anthony W
Bowen, John T
Brennan, Joseph F
Buckthorpe, Robert
Capps, J. & Sons
Cassell Bros
Central Planinjr Mill
C. P. & St. L. R. R. Shops. . . .
City Electric Laundry
City Steam Dye Works
Colombia Mtg. Co
Cruse James
Cupp. Frank P
Da\ IS, John R
Davis. Snyder & Co
Doolin.Bd. H
Downs, Joseph
Dres.ser & Kent
English. James & Forwell
Garden City Knitting; Works.
Gebert, Albert
Graham, Jas. W
Hall. John W. & Sons
Hellenthal, Michael
Hillerby, Georg:e
Hollyke. Chas
Huntoon. Georsre H
KellofirSf Amons W
Kempf, William
Knollenberr & Sons
Knoles. Stephan S
Lee, Philip
Lurton Ice Co
Mathews, Elijah
McCarthy & Batz
Morgan Kolling Mills
Niessen, Prank
On Wah Electric Laundry
Pearson, Wm. B
Preston, William
Pyatt, Eujerene D
Readner & Meany
liapp. Michael
Renner, Gottlieb
Rowe, Harvey
Sanders & Graef
Schermerhom, C. & Son
Schultz, Carl
Sieber. Edward R
Sieber. Edward T
Snyder, Wesley S
Star Printing: Co
Tendrick. Godfrey
Tendrick, Wm
Vogrel, Martin
Ward Bros
Watson & Henei?han
Whitmer & Sons
Widmayer & Son
Wilkinson & Higrsrens
Wilnon, Hugh
Wyatt. Wm. S
Young. Fred W
Confectionery
Car and window bolts . . .
Wagons and carriasres . . .
Wire goods and brooms .
Galvinised iron & corn's
Tailoring
Woolen mills
Cigars
Plan, mill & cabinet w'k
Repair shops
Laundry
Dyeing and cleaning —
Shirts & duck lined g'ds
Harness shop
Tailoring
Bakery
Dealers in ice and coal . .
Soda water
Wagon shop
Cigars
Bakery .".
Ladies & gents' underw'r
Cigars
Soaps
Carriages and wagons..
1
120
1
90
6
2
2
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Harness and saddlery. . .
Cigars
Tailoring ,
Boilers and tanks
Tailoring
Tobacco ,
Tailoring
WafTons
Artificial ice
Wire fencing
Cigars
Flour
Tailoring
Laundry
Book-binding
Laundry
Cigars and tobacco
Monuments
Harness shop
Tailoring
Monuments
Cigars
Soda water & ginger ale
Cigars
Chewing gum
Cigars
Harness shop
Printing
Bricks
1
12
!Carria(res and wui^ouM..
j Book-binding
, Plour and nienl
Brirks
i Beef and pork packing.
Cigar boxes
Sanh. doors and ))lind.4.
Stair building
Laundry
No. of places inspected— 65J
0
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3
3
4
4
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6
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11
12
12
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17
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4
3
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4
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JERSEYVILLE. JOLIET.
357
JERSEYVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Oarlia&Ely
Christy Bros
City Roller Mills
City Steam Laundry
Cockrell. E. & Co
Cochrall. E. Lumber Co
Daniels, Enos & Beaty
Doenffes, Henry
Prita A Sperlinflr
Jersey vilie Asrriiiultural W*k8.
Jersey City Democrat
Jersey ville Elevator Co
Jers'vUe & Farmers' Ele. W'ks
Jerseyville Marble & Qran. W.
Jersey ville Republican Co
Marston & Halliday
Model Bakery, The
National Roller Mills
Pilger. William
Pitt^' Wonderful Blk. Linm.Co
Shafer & Hanley
Scheffer'^ Son
St. L.. C & St. P. R. R
Warner. Jacob
Warren, M. A
Warren & Wiseman
Whitehead, Robert
No. of places inspected— 28|
Cisrars
Dealers in irrain .
Lumber and coal.
Flour and meal
Laundry
Flour and grain
Lumber and coal
Com planter attachm't^ .
Oifirars
Grocery store
Asrricultural implements
Printing
Grain
1
2
Monuments
Printinsr
Grocery store
Bakery & confectionery.
Flour
Harness
Harness and liniment. . .
Grocery store
Shoe store
Repair shops
Grocery store
Dry froods store i
1
3
4
4
3
3
4
3
4
3
3
5
7
3
2
5
5
3
3
5
2
4
4
4
77
3
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4
3
5
4
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6
9
3
2
5
5
3
4
5
2
4
4
4
77
3
3
6
4
185
JOLTET.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Adams. William J
Alexander. Martin
Bates Machine Co
Bouquet Cisar Factory
Carroll. Phil F
Consolidated Barb Wire Co . . .
Consolidated Steel & Wire Co.
Consolidated Steel & Wire Co.
Dacker, G. A. & Co
ElfiTin. Joliet & Eastern Ry. Co.
Fox Pressed Steel Equip. Co. .
Oreif Bros. Co
Grief Bros. Co
Great Western Tin Plate Co. . .
Hacker, C. Co
Hesirie Bros
Honiomp, Henry C
Humphrey, Fred H
Illinois Steel Co
Joliet Bale Tie Co
Joliet Bridf e & Iron Co
Joliet Builders Supply Co
Joliet Chemical Works
Wire fencine:
Sash, doors and blinds . .
Engines, power plants. .
Ciears
Bakers' machiner y
Wire, rails, staples
Barb wire rails, staples.
Department store
Work shops
Pressed steel
Nail kesrs, horse shoe k'e
Eeirs
Tin plates
Sash, doors and blinds . . .
Boilers
Cifrars
Iron foundry
Steel works
Bale ties, wire spec
Wrought iron and sieel .
Builders supplies
Chemicals
71
10;
15
8
4
1
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8
100 ..
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100
2;
1
3
12;..
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12
220
5
225
296
4
300
799,
1
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15, ..
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150
150 ..
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7
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358
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT
Joliet — Concluded.
Nfime.
Joliet Cylinder Com Sheller . .
Joliet Dry Goods Co
Joliet Mound Drain Tile Co . . .
Joliet Stove Works
Kilmer Bale Tie Co
Laidiaw Bale Tie Co
McKenna Steel Working; Co. . .
Morgan, H. W
Novelty Store, The
Phoenix Horse Shoe Co
Porter, E. Brewing Co
Riemer. Gus
Robinson & Levin
Van Fleet Mfg. Co
Wilcox, J. Fred & Co
No. of plHces inspected— 38
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Branch of Industry.
9
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31
9
Com shellers
Dry ffoods
Drain tile
Stoves
Bale tie and wire fenc'g:.
Steel foundry ^
Pattern and model works
Department store
Horse shoes
Brewery :
Sash. doors and blinds ..'
Ciffars
Machinery |
Department store
2;
2
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9
42
30
20
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23i
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Name.
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Henenberffer, Mike
No. of places inspected— 2. .
Coopera«re..
Fruit boxes.
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14' II
KANE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Cochrell. Elias 1 Dealer in firrain
Corey & Newton , Hardware store
Greene, Hlrschl Grocery store >
Kane Canninif Co Canning: fruit
Litt le, Wm, H. & Co Ciffars and conf ection'ry '
Stroud. Richard W iDealer in erain !
Mercantile Co , Dry eoods .«<tore
Stone, Samuel T I Implements and vehicles
Telegram (The) Printing:
2
No. of places inspected -9.
.S9
40'
3
3
2
24
I
5'
1
49
4t
I
93
KANKAKEE, KANSAS, KEWAKEE.
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KANKAKEE.
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Name.
Brauch of Industry.
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Alpiner & Sou Ci&rars
Bribaoher, Leonard Tailorine
Fist er. T. J ; C i gar«
Kankakee Mfsr. Co Bicycles & refrigerators
KaTikakee Tile & Brick Co ... . |Brick and tile
Laford. Joseph V iTailoring
PaulisKer Bros. . . .' ■ Planing mill
Pratt, Edward Wire works
Sanerman, Henry ,
Bakery
No. of places inspected— 9 117
3 ....
3
3
3
1 ....
1
75, ....
75
1.S:....
13
31:....
3
13 ....
13
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5
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KANSAS.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Mills
Knitting mills
No. of places inspected— 1.
5
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KEWANEE.
Name.
I^ranch of Industry
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tural implements
Keira. Qeorge iCigars
Kewanee Boiler Co Boilers
Peters' Pump Co ' Pumps & corn planters. .
Soott, John i Wagons
Tarpley. S. N 'Cigars
Western Tube Co Tubine
No. of places inspected— 7. . ;
19
1!«.
321
32
25
15|
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25,
25
4
4
1
1
1 1.572
1
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
LA PLACE.
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Name.
Branch of Iiuhistry,
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No. of places inspected— 1 ,
1
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Coflfey & Feray
Dall, EvaMrs
<*arfleld, FredW...
Gebicke. Frederick ,
Graf, Louis E
Hirscbenfeld. F
Kahn. M. W. &Co..
Kaemper, Joseph. . .
Klein- Jacob
Tailorinfl:
Soda water
> Sash, doors and blinds
Ciirars
W agrons and bucrfiries . .
Mattresses
Tailoring
Knapp. William E
KoenifT. Fred W ...
Cifirars
Harness store.
Krueirel, Fred VV
L%Flamme, Joseph
LaSalle Pressed Brick Co
Matth lessen & Hesreler ZincCo.
Olmstead, Franklin S
Orsinsrer, Louis
Pitz. William
Pierski, Kasmir
Prusakiewlcz, Jacob
Sceli. Dan i
Specht, Joseph i
No. of places inspected— 22;
Ciirars
I Bakery :
Bricks
Sulphuric acid and zbic.
Carriages and bufirgries . .
Bakery
iTailorinsr
Bakery . .
j Tailoring
I Bakery ...
li.
11
13
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2
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6
3
3
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5
3
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LAWRENCEVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
22.
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No. of places inspected— 1
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LIBERTYVILLE, LINCOLN.
361
LIBERTYVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females'; over 16
years 1
Males over 16 years
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Croker, Fred
Hawley. F. E. & Go
$<anborn & Co
No. of places inspected— 3
Tailoring
Butter and cheese.
Tailoring
8
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3
8
LINCOLN.
Name.
Altmann, Isidor
Brown. Isa A
Burton. William J
Cork-Faced Collar Co ... .
Oevanny, William
Drobisch. Louis A
Gaus&Stoll
Gerard. Charles F
Herman, John B
Hunverford. William
Liucoln Awning Aifir. Co
Lincoln Casket Co
Lincoln Excelsior Co
Lincoln Roller Mills
MatheinA Pfau
Oltz. Fred
I'erdue, Henry
Scheid & Brother
Schott Bros
Schuster, Robert
Sheer & Schweikert
Stuckel, John
Voepel Bros
Zoranski, Franic
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Branch of Industry.
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Custom tailor
Broom factory
Harness and saddlery.
Horse collars
Bakery
Harness and saddlery .
Ciirars
Artificial ice
Carriaires and wagrons.
Planinffmill
Tents, awnings
Caskets
Excelsior
Flour mill
Cigars
Iron works
Bakery
Cifirars
li
Carriages and waurons.
Cifrars
Custom tailor
No. of places inspected— 24|
4.,
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1
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2
2
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1
6
5
5
10
1
10
5
5
10
1
10
7
1
7
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1
4
2
1
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18
1
18
2
1
2
2
1
2
3
1
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4
150
■
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362
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
LOCKPORT.
Name.
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Branch of Industry.
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American Straw Board Co
Barrows Lock Co
DesPlains Valley Co
Norton & Co
No. of places inspected— 4
Paper making
Hardware specialties,
iCereal millers
Flour mill ,
21
1,
3!
6
6811
69;!
22'!
179!
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MACOMB.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Allen. Harry
Benner. Wm. H
Buckeye Pottery Co
Cooper, Georare K
Craft & Bofirue
Fisher, A
Harris. R. E
Hartun^r & McClintock
Holmes, Wm. B
Hoskinson, J. L
Macomb Pottery Co
Macomb Journal Printinfi^ Co..
Macomb Sewer Pipe Works . . .
Macomb Stoneware Co
8tuart Bros
Talbot, James E
Vogel. Mary M
Walker, Daniel L
Woll.LewisH
No, of places inspected--19
Printing
Ci^rars
Stoneware
Farm implements
Cigars
Iron foundry
Plumbing and gas fitting
Wood and iron repairing
Planing mill
Harness and saddlery...
Stoneware
Printing
Sewer pipe
Stoneware
Machine repairing
Carriages and buggies . . .
Cigars
Harness store
Tailoring
S
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0
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2
2
2
i
50
56
7
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2
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35
»
3
3
6
1 S
4
1
3
' 3
69
1 T6
8
1 u
35
3S
57
3 flO
5
5
5
; 5
1
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3
: .1
2
•«
299
4. 307
MAKANDA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
SB
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Lockard, A. M. . .
Patterson, G. W.
No. of places inspected— 2.
Box making.
2
1
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2!|.
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MANSFIELD, MARION, MADISON.
36»
MANSFIELD.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Albert, Qeorsre D Bakery & confectionery
Hidy. Henry 0
Mansfield Express
Mansfield Machine Shops.
Mansfield Tile Yard
Phillips & Creiffhton
Robertson, J. w & Co
Scott> Henry B IHardware
Sissons' Cash Store j Dry liroods and irroceries
Qeneral merchandise.
Printing:, f
Machinery & waffon wrk.
Tile I
Hardware and fnrniture;
Orain
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No. of places inspected— 9.
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2
3
3
4
6
3
3
3.
3
30
3
4
3
4
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3
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32
MARION.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Holland. Caleb
No. of places inspected— 1.
Sawmill.
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MADISON.
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Name.
Branch of Indu.stry.
0
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Merchants' Bridare Ter. Shops.
Standard Oil Co
No. of places inspected— 2.
Repair shops.
Cooperasre . . . ,
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9i
^9
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30
5
1
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35
98
128
3&
100
135
364
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
MATTOON.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Females over 16
years
Boys under 16
years
: c 3b !|.c
: • . : c ; : c
: : o ' : 2
Buck. Geo. N. Mfg. Co. ! Hose itup'rs & shirt w*sts
Churse. Joseph J IMachine repairing
C.CC. & St. L. R. R Repair shops
Easier. William F iCixars
Heerman. F. A
Kern, Frank, The, Co 'Suspenders
P..D. AE. R. R 'Repair shops
P^iillips Broom Works j Brooms
ftichmond. Chas. K iHose su
supporters.
No. of places inspected— 9. ;
181
33
lii
19
20-
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115
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MENDOTA.
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Name,
Branch of Industry.
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Boettcher, Theodore
Cooper. P. H. Co
Etzhach, Theodore
Freedraan. Max
Friedman & Weintraub
Hart. Patrick
Henninsr Brewinir Co
Kraemer & Son
M auer. Henry
Mendota Health Water Co
Mendota Mfff. & Transfer Co. .
Mueller, Fred
■Stenger, Henry P
Sturm sn & Ziebarth
Sunday & Pohl
Tower. J. D. & Bro
Witte i«r Burke
No. of places inHpected— 17.
Carriages
Tailormi;
Bakery
Tailoring
I Ladies' wrappers
jCiears
Brewery
ITailorine
! Bakery
, Health water bottling; . .
Boiler and ensrine rep'fir.
iTaiJorinflT
iCijjars
Carri aires
Pulverizers, cultivators.
Tailorinif
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21
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4
6
15
2
3
2
5
2
4
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METROPOLIS, MOLINE.
365.
METROPOLIS.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Cigars . . .
Apert. Jacob A
K«rtK. William
Kraper, Wm. H
Metropolis Excelsior Co
Metropolis Saw Mill Co
Metropolis Woolen Mills
Quante. H. & Bro ! Flour and cooperaire.
Uampendahl. H.. Jr.. & Co 'Staves and headings
Roberts, J. N !Wooden dishe.«. baskets. i
Excelsior
Sawmill..
Woolen mills.
No. of places inspected— 9.
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40', 40
56| 10| 70
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MOLINE.
Q
Name.
Aldene, Carl J
Barnard & Leas Mfff. Co.
Benson, Fred
Boston Store
Cooper. W. H
Davis Co
Deere & Co
Deere & Mansur Co
Desaulniers & Co
DIroock. Gould & Co
Lancashire. Marshall Co.
Laundry, City Steam
Moline Crystal Laundry.
Moline Bn^avinf? Co
Moline Furniture Co
Moline Pattern Works...
Branch of Industry.
22. ' 2^
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Tailoring
Mill and elevator mach'yl
Tailoring
Dry gooas store
Hardware
Cast iron and sewer pipe.
Agricultural implements!
Printing
Lumber
Organs .
Laundry.
1
Engraving
Furniture
Models
Pumps and windinills.
Moline Pump Co.
Moline Scale Co Scales.
Moline Wagon Co Wagons
Mutual Wheel Co I Carriage wheels
New York Store Dry go ds store
Olson, Swan Tailoring
Peterson. J. & Co Organs
Beimers, Reimer Cigars
Republican-Journal Printing
Moline Elevator Co Elevators, machinery .
Sand, Frank A Tailoring
Schmidt, Henry Brass models
Schultze, August iTailoring
Sechler. D. M Carriages and buggies
Sederholm, J. A Tailoring
Stanley & May • Printing
Star Clothing House ITailoring
Sylvan Steel Co Iron and steel work
Warr, J. W Printing
Williams, White & Co Special machinery
Wilson Moline Buggy Co {Buggies
12
6;
0
7
1
o
1
3;
1
10
3
o
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OB 0
0
0
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300!
3.1
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16
499
14^l
41
225
5i
6
15
26
4
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28
313
94
9,
3
15.1
41'
4:
16
4
41
4
113
3
5.,
223i
17
75;
50'
No. of places inspected— 37.;
35
371 2.355
12
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3
12
3&
16
500
W>
i
225
18
12
7
15
2&
4
55
28
:i2&
100
15
4
15
I
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16
4
4
4
130
3
6
5
225
20
75
30
35' 2,427
PACTOKV INSPECTORS REPORT.
MONTICELLO.
Brauch of iDduBtry-
Harria. Henry P
HMinrd, Michael,
Knight, fe. Q. 4 80D
HcHillrn. TbaiQBS U
MontloelEo Bulletin
Hontioeib Efoclrlo Iiiaht Co
PelHiB. H
Rue-Han
UeDnhllm
. Hardw'rc.p'mpsA st'Tes'.,
. LftUDdrr t . .
. Dry sooda, cloth's, iboes . .
■ H^w'n"e't^g'pl''^mvl,'.'.
. Qenenil mercbandlee
. Floor and mol ' . .
., Bakary A confectionery.!..
.. PrIntinB. :..|..
.. Are&lncHDdesc'tliKbt'i:|..
.. GrocerlcK
.. Laundr]' i..
. H>meas uiil aaddleTV... ..
.. Orain.coal £ Implem^nlii ..
.. Syrup pepiin...
i^lPrlntlQi ,.
..iCIotbiPB I.
. . [urocerles and proviBlonal.
. ,|Dry Boods & ptotIsIodb.],
OolcTnsii Hardware Co i Hardware spcclbltlee...
No. of places Inspected—:
MORRISON-,
I'iHilll'liilE
i* I ?5- 1 ?■ 1 !3 IS-
MORRISONVILLE, MONMOUTH, MOUND CITY,
367
MORRISONVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
25:
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SB 00
3
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Barnett, Frank
Bertmann. Joseph H
Bohn& Smith
Campbell. J. W
Cllckener, John F
Culp. Silas W
Dodson & Oey
Doran, Peter R <
Pleiffle.Phil
Gauer,Otto F j
Herdraan, Harrison Milling Co. !
Knotts. Thos. L 1
lioni;, Wintor L !
Machiel. Albert I
McCauley. Robert C !
Noonan. David i
ShnlI.Edward S
Terrell. Jason L 1
Wyckoff. Chas. A
t
No. of places inspected— 19.
Harness and saddlery. . .
Dry {roods & ffroc'y store
Clothinsr & shoe store. . .
Dealer in poultry
Grocery store
DrufT & stationery store.
Grocery store
Dealer in coal and flour..
Brick and tile
Furniture & undertakiner
Flour and ffrain
Dry goods store
Dry jTOOds & shoe store. .
Harness and saddlery...
Furniture store
Clothinsr store
Sasb. doors and blinds. . .
Hardware store
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
2
2
3
8
2
It
2
2
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4
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1
4
a
3
3
3
2
3
8
2
11
3
2
1
2
2
3
3
4
63
MONMOUTH.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
SB ^
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Hagman.Au^st
Maple City Cisrar Box Factory.
Maple City Cigrar Co
Maple City Soap Works
McCoy.N.M
Monmouth Blanket & SadV Co
Monmouth Daily Review . :
Monmouth Mininc A HLfg. Co..
Monmouth Pottery Co
Pattee Plow Co
Torrance & Mcintosh
Walter, Adolph iCigars
Warren County Pub. Co • Printins:
Weir Plow Co i Plows . . .
Harness
Cisrar boxes
Cisrars
Soaps
Cisrars
Saddlery and harness.
E*rintlnfi:
Sewer pipe
Pottery
Plows
Machinery
9
2:
3
9
5
2
I
4
19
2
3
No. of places inspected— 14.
9
35
09
CO
o
<
2
3
72
8
4
5
12
106
102
18
12
4
11
45
1 I
291 4041
9i
2i
1,
4i
21!
o a
6
90
15
4
7
16
110
127
18
12
4
14
45
37' 470
36H
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
MOUND CITY.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Mound City Stave Co
McDowell, John
Mis8.Val.M'rineR.R.& DockCo
National Pump Co
Staves and headings
Box factory
Shipyards
Pumps and tubinfl:. . .
Williamson. Albert W IPIaninsr mill
No. of places inspected— 5.
a
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3
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■ • * •
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71
25ij..
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233
1
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Name.
OB
Branch of Industry.
Gi
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Lanth.John W iSaw mill
Mt Vernon Car Mf ». Co I Car buildinir
Rober, Louis Ciffars
No. of places inspected— 8.
c '
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99
2i,
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105
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4
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MT. CARMEL.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
OB
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Brown Bros i Planing mill
C. Cin., C. & St. L. R. R ; Repair shops
Ford & McGregor Corn shellinfl:
Hall, Grant Cigars
Mason, Henry U .Machine repairing.
Phillips. George W i Planing mill
Fischer, Edith Mrs [Tailoring
Wabash Truss Hoop Co Truss hoops
Whitney Bros Barrel hoops ,
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3 . .
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No. ot places inspected— 9.
2,
112!
70
13
4
3
3
15
MT. STERLING, MURPHYSBORO, NAPERVILLE.
369
MT. STERLING.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
CO
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Bond, John A 'Wagons
Brown County Creamery Co. . . I Butter
Bush, Richard I Saw mill
Crane, Jesse H I Machine repairingr.
Geschwinder, Ed
Hairle, Martin
Liisrntnin^ Novelty Co
McFarland. J anies
Model Roll»-r Mills
Newby & Ryan
Nye & Medraris
Ortbs. Geori^e | Wagons
Schneiders, Chas Cigars .
( itrars
Wagons
French paintings
Wagons & carding wool.
Flour
Harness and saddlery . . .
No. of places inspected— 13.
3l
3^
OP
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3
4
4
12i
12
3;i
3
3'
S
4!:
4
4 '
7
41:
4
16
16
4
4
3 1
3
3'
3
2
2
65!"
68
MURPHYSBORO.
Name.
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1
Branch of Industry.
3
nales
years
les o
Idren
years
al n
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1
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Aaer,John
Chicago & Texas R. R
Henney's Tailor Shop
Jessen, C
Junker. George
LewiK.John W {Machine repairing.
Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co [Repair shops
Murphynboro Brewing Co ] Brewery
Murphysboro Shale Bricic Co.. Shale brick.
Cigars
Repair shop.
Tailoring —
B(»x making .
Cigars
Sobauerte, Martin
Willaus & Sill
No. of places inspected— 11.
Tailoring
Cooperage ,
2
l\
1
20,
20
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6, i
7
i!'
1
6
6
232
232
25
26
10
10
3
3
io|
10
316 I 2
sm
1
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NAPERVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls
year
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1 to
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German Cheese Co Cheese
Naperville Lounge Co.
Warmer, Richard H
No. of places inspected— 3.
Lounges.
Ply nets
Males
years.
Childre
16 year
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6
8
2
2
2
5
2
4
19
4
1
6
10
7
23
—24
370
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
NUNDA.
Name.
Charles Creamery Co.
Jackman Bros
No. of places inspected— 2.
Branch of Industry
Cheese
Hardware
OTTAWA.
NauiLv
Branch of Industry. : g
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: B
Alshuier, Edward
Bach.M.W.&Co
Bruch, Justice i
Christraann, Jacob \
Clark, J. M
Collines, John
Corcoran, J. C
Cotton & Hamilton
Dunn& *'^ly«." -i,- v>,
De La Chapelle. E. & Co
Ueraney.John
Faulstich, Henry
F^innerty, Prank J
Fletcher. Wni- F
iray, J. G. & Son
Hanlon. Cornelius
Hess.A. &Co
llill & Formhals
Illinois Brewery
Jones. Lester H
Kastler. William
Kintr & Hamilton
King, Henry C
Knowles. VVm. H.
Kruse. Herman G
Langsett. Charles
Lindermaiin Bros
Macken/ie.Johu D
M art in. An ton C
Mclnhill, Kdward
M itchell. Marshall B
Mosaic Paper Filing Co
Nertnov. Thus J
Nink. \ al
Novelty (tIrss Works
Orsinger. Paul
Ottawa Pin* <fe Clay Brick Co..
Ottawa Marble Works
Paderett. Benjamin
Patterson & Hanna
Pearson, Samuel S •
Pioneer Fireproof Constr. Co
Portci', J. E. Co
Roberts Bros
Ross & Grosskurth
Sanders Bros. Mftr. Co
Sanderson. David
Schneider, O. H
■ Schoch, Philip
Ciffars •
Horse collars and fly nets
Tailoring
Harness
Tailoring
Harness •■
Flour and feed mill
Cigars
Lamp chimneys ' ■
Soda and mineral waters]
Harness 1
Carriages |
Cigars
Carriages and wagons. . .
Tailoring '
Cigars '
Wagons
Brewery
Tailoring
Cigars ■•,
Agricultural implements
Pumps <fc packing boxes.
Iron foundry
Carriage trimmings
Tailoring ,
Bakery •
Harness and saddlery...
■Cigars !
Monuments
Cigars ;
Filing and fire boards . . .
Slot machines ,
Cigars
, Novelty glass wan-
Bakery
. Bricks
. Monuments
.'Tailoring
. Book binding
. Tinware
. Tile roofing
.Agricultural implements
, , Bakery
.|S?»sh.door8 and blinds
. Refrigerators
.'Cigars
. IHarness shop
9
2
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1
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5
2
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5| ..
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3 ..
1 ..
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3 .
3 ..
223
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17
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5 ..
1 .
3 .
40 .
3 .
12' .
1
2
3 .
3, .
1
H
2
10 '.
2
10 .
2 .
2
3 .
2
1 '
125,
3
5;,.
30'
4'l
1' •
liV
3
6
13
2
I
3
1
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3
3
3»
2
2
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75
1
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5
1
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40
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56
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39
4
2
1
OTTAWA, PAN A.
371
Ottawa — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
nJOB
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Simon. Wm. J jMlneral waters j
Standard Bottle Mould Co Bottles and press moulds!
Stiefel.Myer Pants and overalls
Trabinff, William
United States Silica Co
Schaefer. Walter
West.Cot'flre Piano & Org'n Co.
Williams & Hess
Wilsons. The
Young: & Lavel ' Monuments
Tailoring
Silica
Tinware
Pianos and organs
Roofing and paving brick
E^rinting
No. of places inspected— 59
16
I *
m
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9
Si 3
^9
3
72
1
41
2'
351
3,
27l
2i
II
107. 799:
g
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17
1
4
85
2
.16
3
27
15
2
2
9ZZ
PAN A,
SB »i
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Name.
Braiieli of Industry.
CD
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B. & O. S.- We.st'. R. R. Co
Babcock. Joseph R
Beekenheimer & Goldstein.. . .
Boston Store, The
Callender. Eliza L
Casey, Samuel A
Christy. Chas. W
Conant. Samuel W
Corman, Alex. B
Cristy. Chas. W
Carter. John T
Central Elevator
Childress. Wm. S
Elli'^.JohnC
Pink, Thos
Golden Eagle Clothing House.
Olaflsgow. James & Sons
Griffith. Samuel C
Haywood. Harry L
.lohnsoti & Smith
Jones, M.J
Kerr. Cassius M
Keys. Dow M
Kucbmsted, Hennan
Kuhn Bros
Leader. The
Linville. John W
Lohr & Paul
Martin, Wm. D
Marshland. Geo. W
McCarthy Bros
Metzger Bros
Mizenr & Vlts
Molz. Peter
Moyer, John P
Murray. Robert D
Murrav & Petz
Neu.P. & Sons
Only. The
Ottoe, M. O
jRepair shops
Grocery store . . .
I Dry goods store.
4 «
'(Troctry store ...
Hardware store.
42
2
3
1
'House furn.tfe n'ti'n store
Cigars
Grocery store ^
Agricultural imp.«& grain!
Printing i
Grocery store ,
(Irocery & clothing store
Clothing store 1
Furniture store '
Cooperage '
Flardware store
G rocery store
Printing
Bricks
Clothing store
Laundry
Department store.
Brick and tile
I Gal. iron & sheet metal.
Iron and brass castings.
Grocery store
Brick
{Dealers in grain & hay.
jG rocery store
Wagon repairing
Grocery store
Furniture store
iCigars
Grocery store
Clothing store
Custom tailor
1
i
6
4
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3
3
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4 •
3
0,
3
3
6
0,
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2
3 1
12
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4
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3,
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5!' 1
5||
9i
4'i
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2'i...::.
21
3,i
5
3
2 1
31
42
4
4
6
4
3
4
3
3
3
3
6
1
2
3
12
2
4
4
3
10
3
8
3
S
5
G
5
0
4
2
2
2
3
J
4
•»
3
372
FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
Pana — Concluded.
OB
Name.
Branch of Industry.
o»
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Paddock, O. H
Paddock. O. H. The Co
, Pana Modem Electric Ligrht . .
Pana Gazette
Pana Novelty Works
Pana City Flour Mill
Penwell, Geo. V. & Sons
Saviners Bank Stores
Schlett. John
Schlierboch, Louis
Shafer. James
Spears. Henry
Star Bakery
Stamm & Eichelberger
Swallow. Jacob
Swim. William
Tate, William
Union. The
Velinff. John P
Vofirht & Marsh
Webber. Edward W
We.st, William R
White House, The
White. Samuel
Wood Bros
Yaegrer, Frank
No. of places inspected— 66.
Hardware & fum. store.
Dea'ers in lumber
Electric plant
Printing
Machinery
Flour
Dapartment store
Boot and shoe store
Harness and saddlery...
Afirricultural implements
Bricks
Bakery
Department store
PrintinsT
Grocery store
Marble and grranite
(M'th'g & dty iTOods store
Ciffars..;
Boot and shore .«<tore .. . .
Bakery & confectionery.
Grocery store
Flour and rrain
Asrricultural implements
Bakery
l!
9
271 287
c
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4
4
61
7
3
6
31
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4
4
61
6
2
4
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3!
3
51
»
2
^
2
2
3,
3
31
4
4r
4
8i
3
3
1
3
316
PARIS.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
»t OB
00
0
0
Q,
n
-I
t^ OB
01
0
0
a
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Bums. Andrew
Dillon. William H
Dunbar. Edwin J
Gatz. Lawrence
Huls. William S
Link Broom Works
Merkle Wiley Broom Co
Reese. Fred W
Shaeffer, Andrew L
Wieder, David M
No. of places inspected— 10
Tailoring
Ciirars
Broom making::
Foundry..
Ciirars ...
Tailoring:
20
21
p
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at
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3
2
1
3
3
29
39
10
1
3
94
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3
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10
I
3
IS
PECATONICA, PEKIN", PEORIA.
373
PECATONICA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls under 16
years
Boys under 16
years
Females over 16
yea.*8
Males over 16
years
at
00
K
a
©
Pecatonica News .
"Wifirsrins. Thos. H
No. of places inspected— 2
Printing:
Custom tailor
■3
. or
3
3
2
1 2
5'
5
1
1
PEKIN.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Males
year
Fema
year
Boys
year
Girls
year
Cfaildre
16 yea]
"C! 1 '
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90 1
a ' '
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Acme llarvestlnfi: Co
Bruder. George
Humers & Albertson
Moenkemoeller, John
Pekin Steam Cooperate Co
t^mith, T. H. & Co
No. of places inspected— 6
Steel binders
Cifirars
Orif ans
Cigars
Cooperasre
Wafrons
pa. ^%r»
B
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to c
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1
200
200
e!
6
25i
25
4
1 4
73
; 73
sol
1
80
388
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PEORIA.
Name.
Abell. Emma J
American Biscuit Mfsr. Co
American Glucose Co
Allaire. Woodward & Co
Armstrong. J. C
Avery Planter Co
Barren C- H. & Co
Barth, Henry A
Benjamin. F
Benz. Adolph
Benry. Franz
Blair. Chase & Co
Blackmore & Co
Boers. B
Bourdereaux, G. C
Brauer. Clem
Brass Foundry & Heating Co.
Brown. Frank B
Bush, Menry A. & Sons
Bushnell A. A. & Son
Cassell. T. B. Furniture Co....
Central City Foundry Co
09
Branch of Industry.
Q
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Sample trunks and bairs.
Biscuits & confectionery
Sufirar, fflucose. starch. . . J
Mfe:. pharmacists j
Ensrines. pullesy, shaft'sTi
Afrricultural implements
Bicycles ;
Bakery
Tailoring !
Bakery
Baker I
Horse collars
Grain mill i
Tailoring
Bicycles 1
Cigars
Brass foundry \
Printing 1
Cigars i
Planing mill \
Metal cornices
Furniture ,
Iron castings ;
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FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
Peoria — Continued.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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CeDtral City Pickle Co
Clark. Horace Ac Sons
Clarke. Forbes & Snow
Clark. Quien At Morse
CoRcher. Thomas
Cody. Joseph & Sons
Columbia Brewery
Comstock -Avery Furniture Co.
(.'ulter & Proctor Stove ('o
Diamond Electric Co
Dilzer, A. V
Distler Bros. Sli^. Co
Distler. John A
Dolan & Maher
Donmeyer. (Jardner & Co
Durkcr <fc Kehfuss
ENton & Jenkins
Empire Cooperate Co
Enterprise «.'arriatre V.o
Ex<*elsior Foundry Co
Fellrath.H
Fleischmann ^- Co
Franks, J. W. & Sons
FYederick, H. N. & Sons
Friedens. F
(tander, H. & Son
Oauss. William 1*
( iarside M f jr. Co
(■rentes, Chris
(Hft. J. W.&Co
Uipps Brewing: Co
Oodel. E. & Sons
Griebel.Phil
Grove & Harr
G uenther. Carl
Hanny, R
Hannn Waeon Co
Harrington Printing Co
Harris.D. W. C
HarnT. M
Hart Weiprhi'r Co
Hagerty, Hunter & Co
Havens, E. A
Heitzmann. Albert
Henniges, H. Ac Co
I[..>-^plMfe. Co
Hill (il s:. "-Mitinff To
Hine, Edw. oi C'
Hoklas. Henry Ar Souh
HoflFman, Chas. B
Hupe. Wm
Hurwitz. G
Hutchinson Cooperaare Co
Hysinger At Rosenthal
High Art Bicyrles Mfg. Co
Illinois White L«>ftd Co
Johnson. Samufl
Johnson, H. E
Johns' ('pholstering A: R. Shop
Kelley. Stephen
Keystoni- Svrup Rettnery
Keystone Woven Wire F. Co..
Kinsey &: Mahler Co
Klein. Ph. A: Son
Klingel Bros
Krenz, M. M
Knupp. Philip
Lanir. L
Leisy Brewing Co
Lepps. .Jacob
Le\\ is, FYaiik P
Pickles, vinegar
Flour mill
Store apd office fixtures.
Eave troughs ■
Tailoring
Boilers, tanks, stacks
Brewery
Furniture
Stoves
Meters and transformers
Harness, collars, whips.
Interior finishings
Building material A: coal
Flour mills
.Harness
Tailoring
('ooperage
(Carriages
Iron castings
Soda and min«'ral waters
Com press e«l yeast
Printing & lithographing
Saddlery
Carpet making
Saddles, harness, bridles
Confectionery
Planing mill
Car'i'g's.buggies. wagons
Flour mill
Brewery
Pork and beef packing..
Cigars
Tailoring
Cigars
Carriages
Wagons
Printing
Tinware and sheet metal
Harness
Grain weighing machin's
Mills builders' hiachin'ry
Pattern and model works
Custom tailors
Printing
Farm machinery
Printing
5;
'^israr boxes
Ciijais
S'
Carriages and v»:vi,oii.^.,.
Custom tailor
Cooperage
1 )epartment store
Bicycles
White lead
' arriages and wagons. , .
Cigars
Cpholstering
Malting
Syrup and molasse»i
Wire fencing
Plumbers' supplies
Custom ♦ailors
Plumbing and gas tltting
Harness
Rag carpets
Saddles, harness, collars.
Brewery
Bakery
Cigars
23
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40
23
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30
37
5
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3
11
3
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4
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4
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32
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16
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75
14
30
98
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20
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55
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4
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PEORIA,
375
Peoria — Continued.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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• OB
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: S
Louis, N. J. & Co
Lundberfi: & Steinhert
Lueas. A. & Sons
Liutliy &Co
Madi^an. Walsh & Co
Martin & Co
McGill Iron Works Co
McAleenati Boiler Co
McP^addeii, T. B
Mehl. Fred W. ifc Co
Mexican Amole t>oap Co
Meyer. F. & Bro. Co
Motteler, L. M
Muebler.C.H
Nation Bros
New Monarch Machine
Niehaus, (^ A
N ixon, C. E
OhI. WilliHin
(). K. Spice Mills
Oppenheini, M
O'Korke Stove Repair Co
Paul.J.W
Peek. J. D
IVoria Brick Co
Peoria Casket Co
Peoria Charcoal Co
Peoria Chemical I^aboratory. . .
Peoria Cooperaire Co
I'eoria Cordage Co
Peoria Cracker &Confec. Co. .
Peoria Cycle & Mfg. Co
Peoria Foundry Co
Peoria (laslight & Coke Co —
Peoria Grape Sugar Co
Peoria Gun Co
Peoria Lounge & Mattress Co.
Peoria Malting Co
Peoria Model Works
Peoria Packing & Provis. Co. .
Peoria Plating Works
Peoria Pottery Co
Peoria Printing & Sta. Co
Peoria Rubber Mfg. Co
Peoria Soap Works
Peoria Steam Marble Works. . .
Peoria Straw Board Co
Burch. M
Peoria Veneered Door Co
Peterskon, John
Pitt- Lindsay Tailoring Co
Prochmer Bros
Potthoff, Henry
Rebfuss. Martin
Riemenschneider, H. G
Rogers (The) Co
Rohleder. Anton
Kojahn & Son
Rouse. Hazard & Co
Rothschild, D. Grain Co
Royal Electric Co
Rudel, .John
Saupe, Henry
Schwartz. Geo. M
Schembs Printing Co
Schipper & Block
Schneider. John
Schneider. Ed C
Selby. Starr & Co
Singer Bros
Smith.s'G. W. Sons
Smitli & Carpenter
Cornices and roofers
' Custom tailors
Architectural iron works
; Bicycles and machinery.
Cooperage
Carriages and buggies . .
! Engines and boilers
Boilers
•Bakery
Cigars
■Toilet soaps
Furnaces ,
Shoes
C^ustom tailors
; Plumbers, gas & st'm tit's
Engines
Cigars
.Printing
, Manut'act'g pharmists . . .
'Spices
Cigars
Stove repairing
Yeast and blueing
Signs, canvass and wood
Bricks
Burial caskets
('hurcoal :
Chemicals '
CooDtrage ,
Twine and rope
Crackers & confection'ry ■
Bicycles '
I Iron castings
Gas plant ,
Sugar
Sporting goods
Lounges and mattresses.!
I Malting ,
Cycle sup. iVr model wks..
Beef A: pork packing
(toM and silver plating..
Pottery
Printing !
Rubber tires
Soaps
Marole mosaics
, Paper
Tents, awnings, Mags
! Veneered doors ]
Custom tailor
Ill
2ll
Bakery
Harness an*!
saddlery
Cigars '
Veneered doors
Hats
j Monuments
Bicycles ,
Malting '
Elei'trii' apparatus
Custom tailor
Harness and saddlery...'
Cigars
Printing
Furniture and wall paper
Machinist and gunsmith.
Custom tailor
Agricultural implements
.Vlineral waters
Buggies and wagons
.Machinists
3
3
49
20
17
2'
3
4
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years ..
1 Children
16 years
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4
4
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55
35
77
77
28
28
2
2
(J5
35
2
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2
3
3
14
17
16
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8
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7,
7
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11
110
1541
32
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1
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4
1
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12
'
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31
1
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380
3
3
15
19
■ 1«,
31
1
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3
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5
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135
9
12
245
1 5
252
21
1
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66
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43
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31
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FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Peoria — Concluded .
Name.
Branch of Industry.
CD M
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Smlth&Buhl
Sprenger Bros
Staebler & Pagan.
Stevard & Merriam
Stewart, J. P
Strassburger. P. T
Stuber & Rack
Templin Bros
Tobler & Son
Trefzger. B. G
Truesdale Mfg. Co
True Pit Mfy. Co
Union Brewing Co
Vail. Chaa. P
Van Alwick, Pred
Vaneps. H. R
Waca. Ferdinand
Wambsgans. Jacob
Wagenaar. H
Wahlfeld Mfg. Co
Walker. W. P
Ward.J. N. & Co
Warren, E. F
Wencel, Svoboda
Western Awning Co
Wetherell Novelty Works .
Wierschem, Chas. H
Whittemore. C
Wolgamott. John
Wollrab & Gohen
Yara Queen Cigar Factory
Zajic, M. J
Cigars
Carriages and buggies . .
Cereal mill
Cigars
Harness
Wash boilers
Cleaning and dyeing
Custom tailor
Plumbing.
Sash, doors and blinds . .
Pants, shirts & overalls.
Brewery
Bicycles
Custom tailors
Iron fencing
Custom tailors
Artrflcial limbs
Custom tailor
Sash, doors and blinds . . '
Custom tailors
Overalls, jackets, pants.
Furniture repairing
Wagons, buggies
Tents and awnings
Architectural iron works
Cigars
Machinists '
Harness and saddlery. . . <
Upholstering '
Cigars i
I-
I
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7'
No. of places inspected— 199|
18
12,
4i
2
172
881 499
4!!
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4.
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2.
1 2
6.
6
3,
3
3
3
22!
2
26
2i
2
4,418!
1
106
5,083
PERU.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
1 I
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Braun. C. & Son ITailoring
Breining. Mrs. Annie iCigars
Brucker. Julius 1 Bakery
Cffisar, August sTaiioring ,
Climo, Charles Acme scales
Detreich, Henry Cigars ,
Haage, Casper | * *
Halm. John Tailoring
Hoschiet & Kobbeman Stockings nud jackets.
Illinois Zinc Co Spelter and slieet zinc,
Kreis, Christian Harness and saddlery ,
Kurtcnbach, Henry ■ Tailoring
Link, Anton **
3Iaze. Walter H 1 Planing mill
Miller. Frank Cigars
Nelson, Eric Tailoring
Peru Beer Co Brewery
Peru Elevator Co Grain, flour and feed . .
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2 2
1 1
2 2
1 2
1 1 2
1 2
2
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2 2
1 '.'.'.'.'.'. 2
2 5
6 U
1 1 2
1 2
14 14
PERU, PITTSFIELD, PONTIAC.
377
Peru — Concluded.
Name.
at
BrancU of Industry.
Foundry
Afirricultural implementft'
Miners' tools i
Clsrars '
Peru Foundry Machine Shop.
Peru Plow & Wheel Co
Shide. Jacob
ff^chaulin. John
i^chreiber. George
^rar Union Brewing Co
Townsend. William H Harness store
Weiland. Edward Oisrars
Western Cloak Mfg. Co Cloaks
W
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CD
0
0
1
Brewery
No. of places inspected— 27
2
3
1
3
1
4
SB i ^
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27,
41
111
11
5
3i
20
II
10
60!
20 38! 785:
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1
3
3
7'
42
114
2
5
3
20
1
13
94
25. 848
PITTSFIELD.
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Branch of Industry.
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Brenner. Joseph
Carr. James C
<.-bapman & Oovrs Mills
Chapman & Dows Coop'r Shop
Collins. Abraham
Dow, Erwin
Harder. Henry
Hirshheimer. Loni.<i D
Koltkamp, Wm
Hasemans. August
Kespohl, Tillia ,
McKnight, Burt !
Patterson. £d.ward C
Plttsf'd Marble & (iranite Wks
8iegle, John
No. of places inspected— 15
Cigars
Harness store
Flour
Flour barrels
Feed grinding
^arness stojie
'XJarriages and wagons.
Cigars
Tailoring
Bricks
Brick and tile
Repairing shop
Harness stove
Monuments
Harness store
OS
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P®
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0 I
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5 p
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1 2
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2
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16
16
12
1 12
3
3
3
t 3
4
4
15
15
3
8
9
9
5
5
3
3
3
3
I 3
3
2
2
86
1 1 1
85
PONTIAC.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Emery & Smith Cigarn . . .
Frank Bernard Tailoring
< taus, John C
Pontiac Shoe Mfg. Co Shoes
Keed & Riess Cigars . . .
White, Bernard W "
No. of places inspected— 6. i
3
1
1
61
2
3
2
1S2
3
3
61 195
2
3
2
7 250
1 4
1 4
U 2H5
37 S
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
QUlNCy.
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
c
A.
d
3
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AIda«:, Henry
American Strawboard Co
Anderson Sc Keck
Arrow Rock Min'c & Miirar Co
Bader, William A
Bader. Wm. F
Barschak, .losepb
Beatty Bros
Bickhaus. Anton C
Bloomer & Mitrliael
Bonnet-Nance Stove Co
Barney & Brakensicb
Briiikmeyer, Wm
Brink, H«'nry
Buerkin & Kaenipen
Burge. Huck. Mf^. Co
Busb. Clement
Buxraann. (tco. Ar Co
Cudogren-Hat'her Mlf. Co
Central Iron Works
Chann<»n. Emery, Stove Co
Clark & Morgran
Collins Plow Co
Comstock Castle Stove Co
Continental Feather Rc-v'tr Co
Dehner, Andy
Dick Bros. Q. B. Co
Dick Bros. Mi ling Co
Dick Bros. Millintr Co
Dierks, Fred
Doer^am. Mary
Durfee. lild win J
Durbolt. Henry & Co
Eatrle Tobacco Co
Eberhardf. Fred A
Electric Wheel Co
Errel. Geo. & Co
Excelsior Stove Mfgr. Co
P^ck, Adam
Flachs&Co
Prieburtr. If enry
Gardner Governor Co
Gem City Book Bindins: Co
Gem City Fence Mf»f Co
Trem City Saw Mill Co:
Gem City Metal W^orks
Gem City Stove Mf*r. Co
Gem City Trunk Mfgr. Co
Globe Fixture «fc Furniture Co.
Haerenbrucb. Wm. A
Heine. Ant'tn
Heitland. JohnH
Herinif. John
Hummert ^ Sanders
Hynea Buggry Co
Jacoby. J«»Heph
Jellison. Wm
Kespohl. H. A. & Co
Kin^'sbaker, S. & Bros
Kline. Fred
Knapheide. Henry Wasron Co..
Knittel. Joseph Showcase Co.
Knollenbers: & Wnvering:
Koenig & Luhrs Wagon Co
Koeiiit' & VVemhoener
Kowantz, Wm. H
Lesem, i.saac
Little, J. R. Metal Wheel Co...
Lony:, David
Meiike & Grimm Plan'jr Mill(^(»
Meiikf, F. W. Stone k Linir- Co
Ci^rs
Paper
Butter
Rock mininf?
Ulnars
^'nee pant? I
Carriages i
vlachine & hand cut file.s
Pork packinir I
Stoves and hollow ware..
Bricks
Cigrars i
Sash, doors r.nd blinds. . '
Store fixtures
Show cases and fixtures.
Brass and iron foundry..,
Heaters
Blank books
Klevators
Stoves
(trackers ar,d confect'ry.
Plows
Stoves
RenovntiufiT feathers
I -igars
Brewery
Milling-
Flour
Ciifars
Vineffa** and pickle.*< —
Sash, doors and blinds.,
Soda
L\lbH0«O
niirai s
Wheels
Hay presses
Stove."*
Sash, doors and blind;
Soap."^ 1
Boots and shoes
Valves and Dumps
Book binding
Fences.
Planing mill
(Cornices and skylights .
Stoves
Trunks and satchels
Store and office fixtures .
Cigars
Mantels & interior finish]
Cigars
Brick yard '
Carriages and buggies . . :
Cigars ,
Brooms and brushes '
Baking powder
Cigars
Wasrons
Show cases
Flour mill
Wagons
Cigars
Harness ik liorsecloth'g
Dry goods store
Metnl wheels
Flour and feed
Sash, doors and blinds..
Stone and lime
1
1
6'
4
3
•J'
250
2
80,
6
17
I
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111
30
t>0
120
46
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5
26
20
15
15
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79
2i
4
204
3
5
15
4
6
I
3
10
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4
10
11
5
25
99
10
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10
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6
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20
1<S
13
4
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5
4
3
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15
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10
40
2
I
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13
6
25
101
10
33
4
12
275
15
lU
50
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37^'
Quincy — Concluded.
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Branch of Indastry.
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Mescher. Henry H
Meyer. Peter H '
Michelmann, John H
Miller. Emerson M ,
Mulliner Box & Plan's: Mill Oo.l
Weis, Henry,
Pape. Wm. H
Peerless Incubator & Brooder.:
Pflrmann. V. & J i
Pare Ice Co
Quincy Hardware Mf gr. Co
Juincy Shirt & Overall Co
Juincy Show Case Works
iahn & Tofall
Red Star Shirt <*: Overall Co..
Richardson Lnbricatinii: Co...'
Hiedinsrer. Oertle
Ruff Brewing Co i
Rupp. Henry VV
Schatsiek. Baecher Bldir. Co.. . ,
Schott. J. B. Saddlery Co
Sejrers, S. E. & Sous
Sbanahan, James J
Smith-Hill Elevator Co
Stahl.Geo. H ;
Stahl, William
Star Cifirar & Paper Box Co
Steffen & Mescher
Steireman & Joseph
Stork. Fred
Sturhahn. Leop. A. H
Taylor Bros. Millinff Co
Vanden Boom, H. A. Furn. Co.i
VanDnorn, Frank E
Volk. Jones & McMein
Schanz, Uottlieb
Wellman & Dwire Tobacco Co.
Western Harness Mf gr. Co
White. ThoM. Stove Co
Wichman, Anton
Yates & Allen
Zimmenuan, Al. & Co
No. of places inspected— 1 in;
Cisrars
Mantels & interior finish
Boiler makinsr I
Carriaires and busTEries . . :
Interior flnishinsr, boxes.
Egif cases
Flour and feed
Incubators and brooders
Meat market
Ice
Hardware
Shirts and overalls
Show cases
Vineerar and mustard
Shirts and overalls
Oils and axle crrease
Crackers and coufect'ry.
Brewery
Carriages and wagons. . .
Sash, doors and blinds..
Saddlery and harness...
Grocery store
Wood work
Freifirht elevators ,
Incubators and brooders
Spraying outfits
Cigars and paper boxes..
Printing and book bind'g
Cigars
Sash, doors and blinds..
Spring wagons
Flour mill
Furniture
Model making
Printing
Brewery
Tobacco
Hamt'ss and saddlery. . .
Stoves
Cigars
2
20
CarTi>i::es and wagons.
22
13
14
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li
47
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3
14
79
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191
3
6
6
9
5
20
19
8
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5
3
16
14!
15
7
25
67,
15
8
135
6
3
16
9
5
18
6
52
47
5
30
a
78
15
80
2
16
14
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33
5-
13
7
32
22
20
6
10
^
20
22
48
85
5
50
16
23
15
7
25
68
15
8
135
6
6
30
14
5
18
6
52
47
5
36
5
190
15
80
3
le
14
33
536^ 2.958 55 3.649
RICHMOND.
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Brill, Christopher J rTailoring
Boutelle, Hersey E Hardware store
Cawthorne & Speaker i Flour
Manimouth Hardware House.. Hardware store
Richmond Gazette Printing
Vesley, Julius C Tailoring
No. of places inspected— 6.
2 !
2 '
4
2
■A
15
2
4
ii
1'
380
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
ROCKFORD.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
2a.
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CD
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Air Brush Utg. Co.
American Fair Co ,
Andrew Wire & Iron Works. . . .
Anglemire, Robert
Barnes. W. F. & John '
Blalceman & Dobson Mfg. Co. . i
Brown Brick Co i
Burson Knittintr Co
Calvert Bros '
Central Furniture Co
Clark,J. M ,
Cream City Mirror Plate Co. . . ,
Dewey's Steam Laundry
Dickinson.H. (1. &Co '
Donley. Wm. R <
East Kockford Mantel Co i
Emerson Mfg. Co
Forest City Baking Co
Forest City Corset Co
Forest City Furniture Co
Forest City Knitting Co t
Forest City Planing Mill
Giddings.C.M \
Ootthelf & Kohn '
Graham's Distillery <
Oraham Match Co I
Hamnill.A ;
Hess & Hopkins Leather Co.. . i
Hopkins & McGurek |
Homer, Frank S
Illinois Chair Co i
Illinois Sewing Machine Co ... !
Ingersoll Milling Machine Co.j
Jackson, W. T
Johnson Axle Grease Co I
Jonson & Son
Kauffman Co
Lamb,W.P '
Love Mfg. Co I
Lo veil's Steam Laundry '
Madifi'an. Walsh & Co
Marsdeu Co., The
Marseilles Wrapping Paper . . . '
McDermaid.John i
Mechanics' Furniture Co !
Mechanics' Machine Co
Munson Mfg. Co
National Cutlery Co i
Nel.son Knitting Co '
Nelson, M. J '
Norderg & Matres
Nordell & Selgren
Palmer.H. H. Co
Peacock Brewing Co '
Pearl Steam Laundry
Ploeger. Simon S
Price, Henery W
Register-Gazette
Rock f ore Burial Case Co '
Rockford Chair & Furai'reCo.
Rockf ord Clothing Co
Rockford Coop. Furniture Co.
Rockford Desk Co
Kock ford Folder Co
Rockford Foundry Co
Rockford Malleable Iron Wks.
Rockford Mfg. Co
Rockford Milk & Butter Co....
Rockford Mitten & Hosiery Co.
Rockford Overalls' Mfg. Co...
Kockford Packing Co
Air brushes
General merchandise
Wire and iron works
Shoes
Wood working machin'ry
Cbarn8..aa8heB &i>Ui3td8.
Brick making
Hosiery
Printing
Furniture
Pop and ginger ale
Mirror plates
Laundry
Machine repairing
Cigars
Mantels
Agricultural implements
Bakery
Corsets
Furniture
Hosiery
Planing mill
Designing
Cigars
Distillery
Matches
Brass foundry
Fly nets and harness
Cigars
Printing
Chairs
Sewing machines
Milling machinery
Tailoring
Axle grease
Paints and wood filling. .
Cigars
Printing
Architectural iron works
Laundry
Cooperage
Celluloid
Wrapping paper
Chums
Furniture
Machines
Tools
Cutlery
Hosiery
Beer bottling |
Mattresses '
Tailoring j
Chums &wash. machines;
Brewery
Laundry I
Tailoring i
Gloves and mittens |
Printing i
Burial cases " '
Furniture '
Clothing 1
Furniture |
Desks ;
Metal folders ,
Foundry
Castings [
Agricultural ituplemeiitsi
Butter and iTeam I
Mittens and hosiery |
Ovei-Hlls. jackets & pants,
Canned goods '
2
11
3
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381
Roch'ford — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry-
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Rock ford Palace Furniture Co.
Rock Plaster Co. of Rockford.
Rockford Republic
Rockford Shirt Co
Rockford Silver Plate Co
Rockford SnuflF & Tobacco Co.
Rockford Standard Fum're Co.
Rockford Star
Rockford Sugar ReflnincrCo..
Rockford Suspender Co
Rockford Tack Co
Rockford Tool & Sund.Mfff.Co.
Rockford Watch Co
Rockford Woolen Mills
Royal Mantel & Furniture Co.
Savatre & Ijove Co
Skandia Brick Mfir. Co
7th St. Tailoring: Co
Sbepard, Julian C
Simonds. S. C
Skandia Furniture Co
Skandia Plow Co
Skinner, The Tailor
Spafford Planinsr Mill
Swinyer. William W
Swiss Steam Laundry
Taft. Allen P
Tbompson.N. T
Trahem Pump Co
Troy Steam Laundry
Ulrici, Doufflas
Ulrice. Henry & Son
Union Foundry Co
Union Furniture Co
Utter Mf fir. Co
Wald6n, John O
Walsh, James
Walsh, Patrick W
Ward, Frank Co
Warner. W. F
Warner & Enderee
West End Furniture Co
Weybum & Brisr^s Co
Wriffht, Marvin
Woodward, A. W
No. of places inspected— 116
Furniture
Wall plaster
Printing
Shirts
Silver platins:
Snuff and tobacco
Furniture
Printing
Sugar reflninir
Suspenders, hose sup'ers
Tacks and nails
To'tJs and novelties
Watches
Cassimeres
Furniture
Wood working &niach'ry
Bricks
Tailoring
Wire & cloth screens —
Leather goods
Furniture
Plows
Tailoring
Interior finishings
Rubber stamps
Laundry
Watch cases
Tailoring
Tumps
Laundry
Book binding
Paper boxes
Iron foundry
Furniture
Agricultural implements
Cigars
Ginger ale and mead —
Beer Bottling
Pumps
Cigars
Furniture
Hardware supplies
Wood turning
Brass pumps
112
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251
2!
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3
20
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8
8
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125
150
3
3
118
118
20 :
20
300
302
2
8
9
10
10
10
9'
12
20
40
C4
i
65
12
12
12
12
5
5r
3
3
3
3
115
115
10
10
1
2
10
10
3
a
6
15
13
> li
3
3
75
75
4
8
4
5
5
1 1»
12
12
194
6
200
12
12
2
2
7
7
3
3
30
90
3
3
4
4
65
65
90
90
3
3
3
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3,664
200^
4,661
.1382
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
ROCK FALLS.
Name.
Branch of Industry*
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Oobb* Drow
•Dillen Milling Co
Eureka Co., The
Lawrence Bros
Northwestern Barb Wire Co.
Rock Falls Paper MUl : Paper
-Schnitz, Peter 1 Butter tubs
Rivets, tacks and nails ..;
Flour i
Vehicles & wash, machn.
Hardware store
Barb wire
No. of places inspected— 7|
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70
75
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173
1
4
VS
ROCK ISLAND.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
CO
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Achtermann, Carl
Beselin. John H
Donaldson. D
Dorn.E. P
Downing Bros. & Co
Ehmer, A. E
Englin. Gus
Exner, Chas *.
Qeiger. Joseph G
Griswold. M. O. & Co . . .4
Guldenzopf, Lewis :
Hiffinffer, Fred '.
Hoppe, P. C *.
Hud.son & Parker
l^Iehart. M. R. & Co
Kesler Bros
Kipp. Anton
Kloukan. Wm
Kramer. Bleuer &- Co
K\irth & Bolhnan
Leithner. Frank A
Leveeu, John
Marshall. S
McCabe Bros
McKevin & Gansert
Morrison & Dolly
Nance. Edward
National Cracker Co
Parker'.s Steam Laundry
Potter. John W
Rock Island Bottling Works .
Rock Island Brewing Co
Rock Inland Buggy Co
Rock Island Daily Union
Rock Island Lumber Co
Rock Island Plow Co
Rock Island Steam Laundry' .
Rock Island Stove Co
Rosenf eld Bros
, Salzmann, William
I '>auermann. John ,
li iemon. Henry T
g^ tuhr.J. «
i^o iriety Wood Works
^oc »ik, John&Co
'Laundry
iCigars
iSaws
, Tailoring
Iron works . . .
Marble works
•Tailoring
Cigars
Slot machinery
'Printing
' Harness and whips
Tailoring
Screens, sash, doors . . .
Marble works
Carpet cleaning
Tailoring
Carriages and wagons.
Printing
Carriages and wagons.
Tailoring
Dry goods store
Confectionery
Cigars
Printing
Crackers
Laundry
Printing
Soda water
Brewery
Buggies
Printing
Lumber
Plows
Laundry
Stoves
Plumbing & gas fitting.
Cigars
Harness
Sheet iron works
Wagons
Wood work
Sash, doors, blinds
lOi
72
7
7
9
6
3
2
9
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140
5
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ROCK ISLAND. BOODHOUSE.
383
Bock Island — Concluded.
Xame.
Branch of Industry.
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"Wamock 6c RalfttOD Soaps
Weyerhaeuser & Denkmann . . Dealers in himber
White, George VVagons
Witherell. CM Machinery
Wolff. Oharles Bicycles
Wulff. Oharles G Cigars
Zimmer, J. B. & Co ITailoring
8
Oi
No. of places inspected— 5*2
11
20 123 1.295
te
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9
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9
9
232
8 240
12
12
4
4
2
2
:i
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5
5
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ROODHOUSE.
Name.
Branch of Iniiustry.
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Anderaon, Evan E
Baird & bVankle
Boston Store
Bundy, Mary E
C & A. Round House...
Cole, John F
Crissey. Samuel B
DiU.Theo
Fergnison. Sadie Mrs
Iferman. Carl P
Larton, George K
LawleRS & Carter
Jiong Joe
Alarten. Job n G
Red Star Medicine Co. . .
Todd. Joseph E
Schindler. Ken
Simmons. William
Swifts Icing Station
Thompson. Wm. A
Victor Milling Co
Wil«on, John H
Wooley. Frank E
Worcester, Henry iV; Co.
Tailoring
Bakery & confectionery.
Dry goods, slioe store ;
Furniture and hardware!
Engine repairing
(grocery and shoe store. .!
Grocery ntore i
Grocery & provis'n store
Millinery store
Cigars
Harness store
Bakery
Laundry
Dry goods and shoe store
Medicine
Dry goods and shoe store
Tailoring
Grocery store
Refrigerator car.s
Clothing store
Flour i
Machine repairing '
Hardware store I
liumber and machinery . '
li
Si :;:!:■
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2 '
3
3;
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3
2
3
2
1, 1
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3
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3
3. I
9!:
No. of places inspected— 24;
9
901
1
4
3
3
3
20
3
3
4
4
2
•>
3
3
3
2
3
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3
6
3
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3
3
100
384
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
SHELBYVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Ballard. James N
Bolinerer, George W
Cash (Grrocery Store
Caftselmann, Fred W
Cottlow, Morris
Dearinii:, Bradford P
DeLeon. Dill
Democrat,. The
Dearintr, B. P
Douthit & Son
Fraker. Flave J ,
Guilford. Robert E
Ilirth&Hart
Isenbertf, James B
Kleemaii. Goldstein & Sons.
Kurtz, Christopher J
Klauser. George C
Lantz Bros
Miller. Elias
Minto & Son
New York Bracket Store
Nicolai & Miller
Parker & Roberts
Roffue, Columbus J
Ruff. Wm.M
Scovil, Chas. C
Scarborough. Hiram M
Sidell Grain & Elevator Co..
Star Roller Mills
Shelby ville Union
Trout Bros
Yost & Andes ,
No. of places inspected— 32.
Dry goods store '
Dry g'ds & grocery store;
Grocery store
Harness and saddlery. . . ,
Grocery store
(Clothing store I
Cigars
Printing '
Boot and shoe store '
Grocery store '
General merchandise >
Hardware store '
Furniture & undertaking)
Grocery store
Department store i
Grocery store i
Harness |
Furniture & undertaking
Grocery' store I
Department store
Cigars
Dealers in rmbV& paint
Hardware store
Grocery store
Dry goods store
Dealers in grain
Flour and grain
Printing
Bridge building
Agricultural implements
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SPRINGFIELD.
Name.
Branch of Industry
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iEtna Foundry & Machine Co..<
Armbruster, K. H
Ball, Geo. H
Ball. Jacob P \
Ballou Grocery Co
Barker Mine Car & F'ndry Co. I
Barkley & Lax
Bartel. Mat. J i
Bengel Bros ;
Bisch. Chas. T 1
Bisch. Geo. F
Bonansinga Bros
Booth. Alfred
Boston Shoe Store
Boston Tea Co
Brand & Groenke
Bressmer, John
Bruce. Theo. C
Cigar boxes
Iron foundry
Mattresses & upholstery
Cigars
Dealers in provisions . . .
Iron foundry
Furniture store
Boot & shoe store
Grocery store
Deal. in house f urn. goods
F^urniture store
Cigars and confectionery
Grocery store
Boot and shoe store
Tea and coffee store
Carriages and buggies . .
Dry goods store
15
3
3|
3
ft
2
1
41
5
7
1
8
7.
341
81
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4
1
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3
4
1
6
1
3
8
1
27
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41
7
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7
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8
3
3
4
4
3
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6
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6
SPRINGFIELD.
885
Springfield — Continued.
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Buck, Prtd J..
BuDD. John W
Busher, Chas. W
Capital Planinz Mill
Carter, Ward M
Coats. Fred B
Coe, Georee E
Condon, Thos. J
Connelly. Georfife S
Conner. Lemuel
Continental Clothing House.
Corkery, Thos. J
Davidson & Henley
DawBon Brick & Tile Co
De Souza. MP
Dirksen. A. & Sons
Dinkel, Leonard
Drake, Wm
Edmands, Chas. H
Eilson, AHlair
Elcock. John
Elevator Milling: Co
Payart. Euirene E
Fee,G.W. Mrs
Fergruson. B. H
Fetzer, Charles
Fischer & Williams
Hat store
Grocery store I
Tents I
Sash, doors and blinds ..
Stationery store
Tools and material
Produce store
W^agons
Grocery store
Cigars
Clothins: store i
Boot and shoe store
Carriages and buggies . .
Brick and tile
Machinery
Furniture store
Cigars *. ...
Boilers
Hardware store
Lumber dealer
Paving brick
Flour mill
Shoe store '
Stationery store
Glass & Chinaware store
Cigars
Grocery store
2
Fishman, Louis 'Clothing store
Fitzgerald. J. M
Foster, Wm
Frank, Chas. J
Fran ke, Frank
Franz. B. & Bro . . . .
Frates. Ide
Furlong, James
Oafligan, Michael ..
(iallHgher. John F..
Gard, Edmund S ...
Gehrmann, Chas. A
George Bros
Giblin. Patrick H . .
Provision store
Slate roofing & skylights,
Confectionery
Tailoring..
Beef & pork packing
Cigars
Dry g'ds & mill, store...
Grocery store
Cigars i
(Grocery store
Dry goods store I
Hardware store
Grocery store
Shoddy
Godley. Frank
Goldstein & Klempner (trocery store
Good & Davenport ' Shoe store
Co..
Gourley. A. P. & Bro.
Grant, Stephan D
Griswold. Edward D....
Griswold. Herbert & Co
Grospitz, William
Haas. R. Electrical Mfg.
Hall&Herrick
Hampton, Henry L
Hankin. Wm. N
Hanratty. Owen
Hargitt&Co
Hamish, Wm. E
Harrison Bros
Hartman, EdP
Hay, Nathaniel
Hecht, Samuel ,
Hellweg & Hopkins
Herndon, Richard
Hoffman. Christian
Home Education Pub. House. .
Hub, The
Hudson, James L
Huffman. John W. & Co
Jewelry store
Provision store . . .
Department store.
Furniture store . . .
Hardware store...
Gas fixtures
Clothing store ....
(iroeery store
Gas fixtures
Cigars
Provision store
(Grocery store
Printing
Shoe store
Cigars
Dealers in gas fixtures .
Dry goods store
Cigars .^
Printing
Clothing store
Hardware store
Flour and feed ,
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FACTORY IVSPEC'TOKS REPORT.
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Name.
Branch of Industry
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Ideal Grocery and Produce Co " ,
Ide. A. L. & iSons 'Encrines I
I. C. li. R. Co Repair shops '
Illinois Produce Co , Fruit and produce «tore. 1
Illinois State Journal Printing j
Illinois State Register * ' ;
Illinois Watch Co Watches
Jordan. Arthur Co Provision store
Keef ner «& Stopple wcrt h Cigars
Kinsella. Richard F Paint store
Klaholt & Fogarty Boots and shoes
Kloppenburg, Henry Brickyard
Koehn. Chas. F Grocery store
Kreigh. E. M Hardware store
Kuechler, C. F (Uothing store
Kunz, Chas. F Furniture store
Kunz & Walter "'
Lafayette, Smith Groc«r Co. . . (Grocery store
Lange Bernard A Clothing store ,
[jauer, Albert Bookbinding
Lautcrbach. John 'Brick yard '
Leaverton, George W Boot and shoe store I
Lewis, Henry Clothing store
Lieuhart & Schmidt Hardware store
Lincoln & O'Brien Plumbing and gas fitting:
Long. Chas. H Grocery store
Long. Shing Laundry , Laundry
Lundahl. B. B Tailoring
Lutz, John Clothing store
Macpherson & Edward Dry goods store '
Maldaner, John Catering & confection'ry
Manning. John Cigars !
McCarthy. Cornelius Brick yard |
McCormick Harvesting M. Co. Aj^icultural implements!
McGourty, Michael Cigars
McGraw, Adams J (Grocery store
McMahon, James Clothing store
McSherry, Lew W Grocery store
Mellin. Niels J Tailoring
Mester, Julius Cigars
Metzger, (Tcorge Meat market
Metzgers' Wm. Sons , * *
Miller & Staley Shoe store
Miller. W. B. & Son "Hardware store
Mills Bros jGrocery store
Monitor, Morning i Printing
Mueller, Erhardt [Cigars
Mueller, Henry Ladies' clothing store. . .
Myers Bros ;Clothing store
Myers & Van Duyn Carriages
Myers' Wonder Store Department store
Nebinger, A. Leather Co Leather & shoe findings.
Noblett's Laundry ■ Laundry
Oberman. John iClothing store
O'Crowley & Rogers Grocery store
Adam. A. C Harness store
O. & W. Shoe Co Shoe store
Parkerson. J. J , Provision store
Pfeffer. Chas Bakery
Pfohl & Smith iDry goods store
Phillips Bros Printing
Poffenbarger's Grocery store
Power, Chas. A jPlaning mill
Prather & McCoy Co Carriag's, farm machin'y
Price Clothing House ; Pants
PuglLsh, Stephen • Provision store
Pure Ice and Cold Storage Co. i Ice
Radcliff, James P | Department store
Reavley. George 'Cigars
Reeves & Co ^traw stacKs
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387
Springfield — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Girls nnd
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Females o
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Males ov
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Children
16 years..
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Reichstein & Zechman {Jewelry store
Reilly, Michael L Grocery store
Brewery
Dry iTOods, mill'ny store;
Tea store
Reisch.F. & Bros
Reisch & Thoma
Reliance Tea Co
Richter Monument Works {Monuments
Riordan, J . & Co I Dry broods store
Roberts. Chas. D ] Hat and fur store
Roberts' Laundry , Laun dry
Robinson. Henson Co Galv. iron and cornices
Rokker. Henry VV iprintin^
Rule, Thomas O iSoda water
Rntb. Kuben P jHardware store
Se^rin. Joseph jCiirars
Sattlery Mfg. Co I Agricultural iraplementsl
Scblierbach & Blucke i Vehicles and saddlery...;
Schoettker & Gehring: Cigars
Schwarzott & Co I Produce store
Clothins: store
Brick yard
Stationery and art store.
Seebercer & Bro
•Selinirer, Henry.
Simmons, Frank
Smith, James F Bicycle sundries
Smith & Luers iShoe store
Sommer & Pierik iOptical instruments
Sprinfffleld Cannins: Co iCanned goods
Springfield Boiler & Mfg. Co..!Boilers
Springfield City Laundry , Laundry
Springfield Cloak Factory {Cloak making
Springfield Electric Light i Electric plant
Springfield News. The Printing
Springfield Paper Co Dealer in wrap'ng paper
Springfield Paving Brick Co . . ' Paving brick
Springfield Trunk Factory Trunks
Springfield Wire Screen Co... Wire doors and screens .
Springfield Woolen Mills Cassimeres
Stacy-Herbst Co Grocery store
Stebbins. Oscar F Hardware store
Steel, Robert C Grocery store
Sturn. Henry Harness store
Talbott &, Hamann Printing
Thayer & Co i Dry goods store
Thomberry & Co. G. B Clothing store
Tilley, John D Grocery store
Triebel, Otmer L Shoe store
Utt Bros Shale brick
Van Deventer, C. F Cigars
Van Horn & Link Department store
Vredenburg. Peter 'Dealer in lumb.& shing's
iPlaningmill
Wabash R. R.Co Repair shops
Walker, Henry P {Tailoring
Walsh. James J Harness store
Warren & Co Furniture store
Watson & Tobin Hardware store
Weber Bros jClothing store \ . . .
Weems' Laundry i Laundry
VVellman. Frank W [Cigars
Westenberger. Gerhardt I Furniture store
Westlake. Allen T Bicycle repairing i
Wickersham.'D. & W Grocery store
Widmer, Jacob Cigars
Wiesenmeyer. Chas. F Harness store
World's Fair Furniture Store . Furniture store
Wright, Gamer |Wire fencing...
Zumbrook. L. H. & Son ; Hardware store
JCwlckys. M. Sons Soaps
No. of places inspected— 224
23
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1
2
3
93
5
4
10
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12
11
20
20
3
2
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6
8
3
5
8
10
5
7
6
23
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3
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18
15
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6
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ST. CHARLES.
Naine.
Branch of Industry.
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Bi^nall, S. L. Hardware Co
Carlson, August
Crown Electrical Mfir* Co
Colson, J. F. & Co
Johnson. L. J
Jordan. J. F. & Son
Leader, The
Loneacre, H. Y
McWllliam8.D. M
Moline Malleable Iron Co
Mongeraon, J. F. & Co
National Milk Sugar Co
Olson. Chas i
Ritter.Jac
St. Charles Condensing Co
St. Charles File Works
Valley Chronicle. The
No. of places inspected— 18.
Hardware store
Hardware specialties
Tailoring
Metal specialties
Dry goods store ,
Grocery store
Meat market
Dry goods store
Drug store
Harness and saddlery. . .
Malleable iron castings..
Grocery store
Condensed milk
Grocery store
Cigars
Evaporated cream
Files and rasps
Printing
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Bander. E v son
Breiding, H enry & Son
Brimmer, Isaac
Charter Gas Engine Co
Cochran, Frank
Cook.E. J
Darby, Chas. J
Dillon, Griswold Wire Co
Dillon, Moses
Egler. John
Eiseler. J acob
Frank. Wm
Greif Bros
Harpham, John
Huber Bros
Kneeney & Harrison
McCallister & Swart
Novelty Iron Works
Rock Falls Mfg. Co
Sterling Gazette Co
Sterling Hearse & Carriage Co
Sterling Standard
No. of places inspected— 23.
Wagons and sleds
Pattern & model inakingt
Machinery
Wood pumps
Gns engines
Cigars
jTailoring
Nails ana wire
Planing mill
' Machinery
^Tailoring
Brewery
Nail kega
Harness and sadd Icry . . .
Cigars
Hand planters, furniture
Tailoring
'Iron castings
Buriul caskets
Printing
\ Hearses and carriages. . .
Printing
3
5
5
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4
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6
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ST. JOHNS.
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No. of places inspected— 1. !
3
8
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2 5
STREATOR.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Beckwith, Albert M
Berire, August
Bickerton Printing Co
Black. Jacob & Co
Brannon, James I
Chi., Wil. & Vermilion Coal Co
Cornelius. Daniel
Dletman, Charles
Ooerman, Allison F
Dragre, Auffust*
Duis, Albert
Frazer. John
Oenseke Bros
Graves. Louis L
Hastert, Anton
Hill Bros
HoUenbech, Andrew
Irvan Bros
Key West Cisrar Factory
Lamson, James H
Leverlnslion. John
Marck, Peter
Monitor. The
Nelson, Nols
Novelty Bakery. The
Pabst Brewins: Co
Patch, Samuel B
Pauley. Asa B
Prout Frank P
Bosene. John & Co
Savaire Bros
Schlacter. Ph ilip
Schlitz Brewing: Co •
Schnid. George A
Stauber, Adoiph
Streator Art Glass Co
Streator Boiler Works
Streator Bottle & Glass Co ... .
Streator Tailoring Co
Taylor. T.E
Wenzelmann Mfg. Co
WoehreUEmll
No. of places inspected— 48.
! Wagons and carriages.
'Harness
[ Bakery
! Printing
Cigars
Repair shops
Tailoring
Soda water
, Cigars '
Tailoring
;Wind mills
Harness i
ISoaps I
Brass and iron foundry.. !
Tailoring i
Bakery & confectionery . I
iTailoring i
[Hardware specialties
Cigars
Washing machines
Tailoring
Printing
Tailoring
iBakery
* Beer bottling
Architectural iron work.
Harness store
{Tailoring
Tailor-made clothing
iCigars
I Sash, doors and blinds . . .
I Beer bottling
Sash, doors and blinds. . .
! Pants
Art glass
Boilers and sheet iron. . .
iGlass bottles
Tailoring
3
25
86
62;
Bicycles, sporting goods
Hardware specialties ....
Cigars
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3
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5
6
1
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2
1 2
2
: 2
1
1 1
1
1 1
4
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3
1 4
10
; 10
2
2
3
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2
1 2
6 6
3
3
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6
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3
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7 7
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511
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690
388
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
ST. CHARLES.
Naine.
Branch of Industry.
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Baker & Marsden
Bifirnall, S. L. Hardware Co. . .
'Jarlson, August
)rown Electrical Mfg. Co
yolson, J. F. & Co
Johnson. L. J
Jordan, J. F. & Son ,
Leader. The
Lonf acre, H. Y
Mc Williams. D. M
M oline Malleable Iron Co
Monererson, J. F. & Co
National Milk Sufirar Co
Olson. Chas •
Ritter.Jac
St. Charles Condensinfir Co . .
St. Charles File Works
Valley Chronicle, The
No. of places inspected— 18.
Hardware store
Hardware specialties '
Tailorinsr
Metal specialties
Dry groods store
Grocery store
Meat market
Dry ffoods store
Drugstore
Harness and saddlery...
Malleable iron castings..
Grocery store
Condensed milk
Grocery store
Cigars
Evaporated cream
Flies and rasps
Printing
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Bassett. Edwin C
Bauder.Evson
Breiding, H enry & Son
Brimmer, Isaac
Charter Gas Engine Co
Cochran, Prank
Cook.E. J
Darby. Chas. J
Dillon, Griswold Wire Co...
Dillon, Moses
Egler. John
Eiseler, Jacob
Frank. Wm
Greif Bros
Harpham, John
Huber Bros
Kneeney & Harrison
McCalllster & Swart
Novelty Iron Works
Rock Palls Mfg. Co
Sterling Gazette Co
Sterling Hearse & Carriage Co
Sterling Standard
No. of places inspected— 23.
Wagons and sleds
I Pattern & model making
Machinery
Wood pumps
Gas engines
Cigars
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Tailoring
Nails ana wire
Planing mill
Machinery
Tailoring
Brewery
,Nall kegs
Harness and saddlery...
OiKars
I Hand planters, furniture
Tailoring
Ilron castings
; Burial caskets
I Printing
Hearses and carriages...
Printing
1
1
1
5
5
4
5
4
6
30
7
5,
2
67
6
4
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3
20
34
10
20
17
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Alliance Mf fir. Co
Beckwith, Albert M
Berfire. August
Bickerton Printing: Co
Black. Jacob & Co
Brannon, James I
Chi.. Wil. & Vermilion Coal Co
Cornelius. Daniel
Dietman, Charles
Ooerman, Allison F
Drasre. August*
Dais. Albert
Frazer. John
Oenseke Bros
Graves. Louis L
Hastert, Anton
Hill Bros
Hollenbeeh. Andrew
Irvan Bros
Key West Cisrar Factory
Liamson. James H
Lie verington, John
Marck. Peter
Monitor. The
Nelson. Nels
Novelty Bakery. The
Pabet BrewinfT Co
Patch. SamuelB
Pauley. Asa B
Prout Frank P
Rosene, John & Co
Savage Bros
Schlacter. Philip
Schlitz Brewing Co •
Schnid, George A
Stauber, Adonah
Streator Art Glass Co
Streator Boiler Works
Streator Bottle & Glass Co
Streator Tailoring Co
Taylor. T. E
Wenzelmann Mfg. Co
Woehrel. Emil
No. of places Inspected— 43.
Wagons and carriages.
Harness
Bakery
Printing
Cifl^ars
Repair shops
'Tailoring
Soda water
{Cigars
Tailoring
Windmills
: Harness
I Soaps
Brass and iron foundry..
iTailorini"
Bakery & confectionery .
Tailoring
Hardware specialties
Cigars
Washing machines
Tailoring
E^inting
Tailoring '
Bakery ,
Beer bottling
Architectural iron work .
Harness store
Tailoring
Tailor-made clothing
Cigars
Sash, doors and blinds . . .
Beer bottling
Sash, doors and blinds. . .
Pants
Art glass
Boilers and sheet iron. . . |
Glass bottles
Tailoring
Bicycles, sporting goods
Hardware specialties
Cigars
3
25:
86,
62
63
113
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2
2
1
1
1
1
4
i ' 4
3
4
10
' 10
2
2
3
4
2
2
6
6
3
3
2
1 2
1
1
2
1 2
5
6
3
3
3
3
1
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9
9
1
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4
1 5
7
7
2
2
5
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3 100
1
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4
4
363
62 425
2
2
2
1 2
1
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1
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511
66| 690
1 1
390
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT'
SUGAR GROVE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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\xigaT Orove Creamery
Jacrar Grove Supply Co
No. of places inspected— 3.
Grocery store
Butter
Grocery store
i-
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SYCAMORE.
Name.
Branch of Industry
Aherns, Daniel i Custom tailor
Beokler, John Ci/rars
Boyle. James C !
Chandler. Eusrene C
Ohicagro Insulated Wire Co. . . .
Forward. W. M. & Co
Grahn, Charles M
Illinois Insulated Wire Co
Lanelois & Middleton
Sycamore Fo'ndry & Mach. Co.
fycamore Preserve Works
ycamore Steam Laundry
No. of places inspected— 12
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Ciirars and tobacco
Insulated wire
Tin and metal
Custom tailor
Insulated wire
Custom tailor '
Agricultural implements:
Fruit & vegretable can'e:- 1
Laundry
2
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2
20
8
39
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5 5
13i 15
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1 .'.'.'.'.. 12
2.1 2
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201 3S
2 4
185 2 2»
TAYLORVILLE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Adams & Payton
Anderson Bros
Altmeyer. George P. . .
Atlas Paper Bag: Co . . .
Bach, Eniflehbert
Barton & Hilton
Bauebman, S. E
Baxter. T. P
Biermann. Henry
Bulpitt, Ferdinand
Busoy, James R
Calloway, Wm. R
Chamberlain & Barnes
Cohen. Henry ,
Courier Printing Co ... .
Darlinffton. E. R. & Co
Davis, Charles W
Boot and shoe store
Brick and tile j
Cigrars ,
Paper basrs
Boot and shoe store i
Marble works
Waffons '
Dealer in ijrrain
Harness store ]
Furniture & undertaking
Grocery store '
Dry goods & millin'y st'e
Clot hing store
Printing
Dealers in white & yellow
Flour and feed store
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391
Taylorville — Concluded.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Oemsey, John N
Dnrr, Theo
Pair. The '.
Parrell, Wm. & Son
Pink. Georipe
Fish. Elmer A
Pranks. Jacob
Prisch. Henry
Gahr. Mary
Haines. James W
Hoover & Hcrshey
Kraft. Thos. B
I^eif h & Chestnut
Liienhart. Geortre
Lnd wis:. Fred W
Marblestone. Herman
Marblestone. Sol
Model Steam Laundry
Montcrom jry, George W
Morrison Bros
Patterson. Sylvester
Peabody. H. A
Phinney. Joseph C
Powel, Howard & Son
Prairie State Paper Co
Price. Russell
Price & Wilkinson
Reed. Eugrene E
Reed. Frank
Ritscher. Adam
Scott. John W
Smith. James R
Spannaeel. Gus H
Stroh. Ann**. Mrs
SuUans. William
SweinsburiT. Fred W
Taylor. Samuel S
Taylorvillc Bottlins: Works. . . .
Taylorville Electric Co
Taylorrille Journal
Taylorv. Marb. & Granite Wks.
Hollis.Noah P
Taylorville Steam Laundry
Thompson. Joseph L
Tureman. Joseph C
Spot Cash. The
westenburip. John F
Willev. A. J. &Son
Woodworth. K. 1
Zimmerman. Frank
Zimmerman, John A
No. of places inspected— 68
Dealer in implements
Dry groods store
Ladies & irents'fum. st'e
iHardware store
[Department store
Hardware store
'Dry firoods & shoe store. .
'Agents' furnishing store
Cigars
■Machinery
Grocery store
Plumbing & steam fitti'g
Furniture & undertaking
Wagons and buggies —
Grocery store
Clothinp: store
3|
3
8
3
3
1
1
1
Laundry
Steam users supplies —
Dry goods store
Department store
Grocery store . .
Carpenter work
'Hardware store
Dealers in wrap*g paper. . .
Cigars
Flour
Harness and saddlery. .
Printing
Dealer in grain and coal. ' . .
Boot and shoe store
Carriages and buargies
t Furniture & farm imprts, . .
Cigars '..
Clothing store
Tailoring
Stationery store
' Soda water
Electric plant
jPrinting
Marble and granite
Sawmills
Laundry
Tailoring
Grocery store
Grocery & hardware at 're . .
Furniture & undertaking! i
Dealers in lumber •
Tin & glassware store 1
Cigars
Clothing store ! 1
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3
3
3
4
3
8
6
3
3
5
40
5
10
2
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5
3
3
4
3
3
2
2
7
4
4
3
4
3
3
6
2
4
2
2
2
320
392
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
TOWER HILL.
9
9
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Andes. James A [Dealer in hay and grain.
Conrad. Chas. A iGrocery store
Dean & Richardson General merchandise
Dutton. Samuel W i Hardware store
Lei&rhty, John J 'Grocery store
Miller Bros Harness and saddlery...
Robinson, Allen B (Grocery .store
Wolf & Evey Flour and meal
No. of places inspected— 8.
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6 ' C
4 ' 4
2i 2
3 1 3
2, 2
2', I 2
4. 4
I .
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TURNER.
Name.
Roach & Brandt
Turner Brick (Jo
Turner Creamery Co.
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Brick making:
Butter
No. of places inspected— 3.
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24
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52
52
UBBANA.
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Branch of Industry.
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Besone. George
Bevis, Alvin
Peoria & East St. L. R. K Co. .
Wrifirht's Foundry
No. of places inspected— 4..
Fluur and feed
Planing mill
Repair shops
Machine repairing.
Males
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2
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293
UTICA, VANDALIA, VIENNA.
393
UTICA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Bauman, John
Orief Bros., The
Keith & SehmiediniT'
LfOpla, Herbert.
Reynolds. Irwin J
No. of places inspected— 6.
Bakery
Cooperaire
Carpenter work . . .
Tailorinfir
Sand and fire clay
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1
8
2
1
10
17,
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2
1
10
17
VANDALIA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Brown. Frank P
Brownina:. James H. ,
Graycrort, Benjamin
Herman. Max 0
Koth. John J
Paper roll plues
Spokes
Iron foundry
Cisrars
No. of places inspected— 5.
24
i
5
7
8
1
4
1
25
VIENNA.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Hall, James F {Coffins and furniture.
Hoire, I. S Machine shop
Vienna Lumber Co.
Vienna Roller Mills
Lumber.
Flour.
No. of places inspected— 4.
19
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2
4
8
5
19
394
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
VILLA RIDGE.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Gamble, Joseph. .
Munaicb. Wm. P.
Fruit boxes.
No, of places inspected— 2.
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3
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VIRDEN.
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Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Allen & Gray
Bronauffh Bros
Climax Tradinar Co
Furry, James M
Gotthelf. Henry M
HairuTove, John N
Heaton & Morrow
Hopkins, Theodore F . . .
Loch, William
Lorton Bros
McClure. Wm. E
Meyer, Charles
Meyerstein & Sons, I...
Noll, Henry
Smith. Wm. W
Strahan, Wm. A
Toney, Thomas B
Vaniman, Ira T. & Sons
Virden Mercantile Co...
Architectural Impl'mn'ts
Brick and tile makin^r. . .
Dry sroods, grocery store
Dry sroods and shoe store
Cigars
Grain and flour
Clothing and shoe store.
Furniture, h'rdw're store
Grocery store
Dry eoods & shoe store.
Harness store
Department store
Ciirars
Grocery store
Flour and feed store
Dry firoods store
No. of places inspected— 19
2!
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3
1
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30
1
30
41
5
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3
3
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2
3
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3
3
1
3
3
3
3
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3
1
1
3
5
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2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
(
3
2
4
8
5
75
2
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WARRENSBURG.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
Faith, Chas. H i Dealer in erain and coal.
Reuben, Herrod & Co iHardware store
Major. Frank H Bakery & confectionery.
Meyers, David C iGeneral merchandise
Ritchie. William i Dealer in srr>«in
Schroeder Bros [Hardware store
Schroeder. Wm, R ' Harness store
Tucker, C. J. & Co iGeneral merchandise
Warrensburs Canning Factory! Canned goods
Warrensburg Creamery , Butter
Webb. Chas. D ' Brick and tile
No. of places inspected— 11 '
14;
15
3
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2
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1
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3,1 3
3
i 3
2
2
2
i 2
3
: 3
62
7 *3
2
, . 2
6
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1
89
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WAVERLY, WHITE HALL.
395
WAVERLY.
Name.
Branch of Industry
fiatty, Edwin
Bradford A Weise
Cook, Jas. M. & Son
Christopher & Son
City Bakery
Jasper, Joho P
Kawin. Moses S
Leak & Dennis
Martin. 8. K. Lumber Co
Messerly, Samuel
Reesor Bros
Rodeers, Henry J
Rynders Bros. & Co
Slice. James A
Tambull, Gardner
Turner & Rohrer
Waverly Milling: Co
Wright, William M
Flour and feed store
Dry ffoods and shoe store
Harness store
Hardware, grocery store
Grocery store
Clothine store
Dry goods, clothing store
Dry goods, grocery store
Dealer in lumber
Boot and shoe store
Cigars
Machine repairing
Flour, feed and pumps. .
Grocery & crockery store
Machine repairing
Hard ward and crockery.
Dealers in flour & grain.
Harness store
No. of places inspected— 18
7
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6
3
2
5
I
59\
6<;
WHITE HALL.
Name.
Branch of Industry
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Abraham, Finy
Black. Chas.H
Brantsel Bros I
Brooks Bros
Chism, Geore e
Culbertson. David
Leong. Lee
Lowestein. MHrk & Sons ;
Mesbit, Archibald
Owings, Albert L
Page « Eneland
Petrie. Wjlliam
Spaugenberg, John i
Superior Flour Mills
Vermillion Bros
Vosseller Bros. & Co
White Hall Bakery
White Hall Marble Works
White Hall Pottery Works . . . . i
White Hall Sewer Pipe Co
White Hall Machine Works ... I
Winters, Josephine N I
Worcerter &. Dllllman j
No. of places inspected -23.
Dry goods & cloth, store'
Dry goods & gr'c'ry store!
Hardware store
Stoneware
Dry goods & gr*c'ry store
Stoneware
Laundry
Grocery store
Grocery & confec. store. .
Grocery & station, store. .
Stoneware
Custom tailor
Harness store ,
Flour
Stoneware
Dry goods & cloth, store, .
Bakery and restaurant.. .
Monuments
Stoneware
Sewer pipe
Brass goods i .
Or'c'ry & dry goods storej .
L'mb'r & build, material' .
CB P
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9
1
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3
4
6
i ■ 6
4
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11
1 12
1
1 4
27
28
2
1 2
4
4
2
2
2
1 :i
10
10
1
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6
6
10
10
4
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19
1 20
12
12
7
7
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3 15.H
396
FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
WINCHESTER.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Benson, Joseph
Biembrauer, A. & Sou
Bntterfleld. Wm. 0. & Son ..
Charter Oak Mills
Coats, John H
Doyle, Chas. S
Ester, Jesse
Farrinffton & Lilley
Frosts, Robert Sons
Hainsfurther Mercantile Co.
Hunter, Allen & C<>
Kuechler, Wm. C
Lewis & Valentine
McCartner. Wm. H. & Co. . . .
Melvin & Tochtrop
Mure, George A
Muze, Christian
Nieman, Fred W. .■
Obermeyer, Peter
OwiniTS, Georcre W
Palmer, Geo. H. & Son
Probst. Robert B. & Son
Rimbey. Hezikiah Q
Sibert.Chas. A
^mith, Daniel
Smith, George C
Southwell, Wm
Stehmann. Fred
Taylor, Chas. W. & Fletcher
Wainnwrisrht, Wm
Waters. Wm. H
Watt, David D. & Co
Winchester Milling Co
Woodington, Joseph
Laundry !
Tailoring i
Wagon repairing
Flour I
Grocery store
Monuments
Harness store
Confectionery store i
Or'c'ry & hardware storei
Dry goods & shoe store. :
Dealer in lumber
F'nit're & hVdw're store;
Cigars ,
Drug store
F'nit*re & h'rdw're stoi-ei
Harness store :
Bakery & confectionery.
Wire fencing ,
Bricks i
Dry goods & gr'c'ry store!
Printing i
Bakery
Dry goods and shoe store
Gr'cTy & hardware store
Cigars
Grocery store
ITailoring
I Notion & st'tionery store
{Hardware store
I Wagon repairing
I Dry goods & shoe store..
iFlour
, Wagon repairing
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3
4
2
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4
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4
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4
5
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3
2
2
9
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7
10
2
No. of places inspected— 34.
9; 126;
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WINDSOR.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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Fitzwater. B. W
Gould Bros '
Jones, J. N. & Son
Jordan, Arthur Co !
Lamkin. Wm. F !
Mcllwein & Bristow
Moberly.Wm. B i
Montgomery & Edwards
Sparks & Turner ,
Storm, W. R. & Sou '
Snydor & Son
Symondu, J. S. «^' E.J
Tull.Robert M ;
Wallace. Jacob ;
Windsor Planing Mills !
No. of places inspected— 15
Dealer in grain
Dealers in grain
Dry goods store
Dealers in poultry^ eggs'
Harness & Saddlery ,
Brooms j
Grocery store
Drug& stationery store.'
Brick and tile j
Furniture store
Dry goods store
Dealers in build.material'
Harness store j
Dealer in coal and feed. . '
Sash, doors <$t mouldings'
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10
10
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.1
61
1
1
WOODSTOCK.
397
WOODSTOCK.
Name.
Branch of Industry.
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OllTer Typewriter Co.
Piche^Albert C. Ss Co.
Milk cans. . . .
Typewriters,
Tailoring:,. . . .
Ko8e.Peter E fSoda v
Schroeder, Fred J
Tripp, Daniel
Woodstock Brew. & Boifn^rCo.
Woodstock Sentinel
No. of places inspected— 6.
rater.
TalloriniT.
Harness store.
Brewery
Printinfir
2
10
2
113
2
5
3
2
15
5
21 10> 147
\
2
2 125
2
5
3
2
15
5
Ol
159
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 399
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS.
1. January 19th, 1897. — John StofiFhass, cigarmaker, 872 West
Twenty-first street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.35.
2. January 19th. — Samuel Wolfsen, cigarmaker, 678 South Sanga-
mon street. Charge, employing persons not members of his family
in his living apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Ker-
sten. Plaid costs $5.35.
3. January 19th. — Anton Thuma, 666 Allport street, pants-
maker for Cohn, Wampold & Co. Charge, employing persons not
members of his family in his living apartments in a tenement house.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.35.
4. January 19th. — Mike Kalina, cigarmaker, 665 Throop street.
Charge, employing persons not members of his own immediate
family in his living apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid costs $8.35.
5. January 19th. — Morris Rosenberg, 175 South Crreen street,
suitmaker; contractor for Marshall Field & Co. Charge, employing
persons not members of his own immediate family in his living
apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine
and costs, $8.35.
6. January 19th. — Kate Sichrn, cigarmaker, 6431 Throop street.
Charge, employing persons not members of her own immediate
family in her living apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $8.35.
7. January 19th. — John Michallek, 633 Throop street, coat-
maker; contractor for Cohn, Wampold & Co. Charge, employing
persons not members of his own immediate family in his living
apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs $5.35.
^. January 19th.— Frank Prencil, manager Prencil & Kubek,
printers, 542 Blue Island avenue. Charge, employing a boy under
the age of 14 years. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs,
$8.35.
9. January 19th.— John Hochstetter, 413 West Chicago avenue,
pantsmaker; contractor for Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Charge, em-
ploying two girls under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $12.95.
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10. January 19th. — Robert Schlag, 297 Blue Island avenue, coat-
maker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own family
in his apartmentfi in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs, $5.35.
11. January 19th. — Morris Silberstein, 460 North Paulina street,
vestmaker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own im-
mediate family in his living apartment in a tenament house. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid fine $5.00.
12. January 22d. — Charles Lindeman, 177 North Winchester
avenue, coatmaker; contractor for Becker, Mayer & Co., Chas. Kauf-
man & Bro., Spitz, Landaner & Co. Charge, employing a boy 14
years of age without affidavit; also a girl under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $9.70.
13. January 22d. — John M. Johnson, 267 Noble street, coat-
maker; contractor for Hart Schaffner & Marx, Chas. T. Kellogg, B.
KuppenTeimer, Rosenwald & Weir, L. Abt & Son, Sampson & Son?.
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
14. January 22d.— Samuel Steingard, cigarmaker, 807 Milwaukee
avenue. Charge, employing persons not members of his own im-
mediate family in his living apartment in a tenement house. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.35.
15. January 25th- John Suchran, oTO Allport street, coatmaker;
contractor for Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Charge, employing persons
not members of his own immediate family in his dwelling in a tene-
ment house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.35.
16. January 25th. — Joseph Deutch, 348 West North street, coat-
maker; contractor for Morgonthan Bros., Isidor Kaufman & Bro.,
Pfselzer, Sutton & Co., Hefter, Livingston & Co., Strouss, Eisendrath
& Drom. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Hamburgher. Appealed.
17. Januarv 25th. — Thomas H. Gibbeetz, 369 Waubansia avenue,
vestmaker; contractor for Hart, Schaffner & Marx, John (t. Miller.
Charge, employing girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Be-
fore Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs; total $8.10.
18. January 25th. — Erick Schonesen, 189 North Noble street,
kneepantsmaker; contractor for Ederheimer, Stein & Co. Charge,
employing persons not members of his own immediate fiamily in his
apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs $5.10.
19. February 3d.— Louis Helma, 644 West Nineteenth street,
coatmaker; contractor for B. Kuppenheimer & Co. Charge, employ-
ing a boy under 16 years without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
20. February 3d.— Michael Urbansky, 1031 West Nineteenth
street, pantsmaker; contractor for Chas. P. Kellogg, Felix Kahn
Clothing Co. Charge, employing persons not members of his own
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immediate family iu an apartment used for eating and sleeping pur-
iX)6es in a tenement or dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs, $5.85.
21. February 3d. — Charles Dterak. 875 West Nineteenth stnn^t.
coatmaker: contractor for Cahn. Wampold & Co. Charge, employ-
ing persons not members of his own family in an apartment used for
eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement or dwelling house. Be-
fore Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $9.70.
22. February 3d.— Vincent Rabat, 1449 West Twelfth place, coat-
maker: contractor for H. J. Franks & Co., and The Royal Tailors.
Charge, employing persons not members of his own immediatt^
family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a
tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.(^o. .
23. February 5th. — Morris Goldstein, 16H West Thirteenth place,
coatmaker. Charge, employing a girl under 1(> years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $6.95.
24. February 8th. — Charles Greenberg, 744 North Paulina street,
kneepantsmakor; contractor for Becker, Mayer <t Co. Charge, em-
ploying persons not members of his own immediate family in an
apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement or
dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.10.
25. February 8th. — Mrs. Esther Levy, 45 McReynolds street,
childrens' clothing; contractor for Berksen tV: Kallman. Charge,
employing a girl under 10 years of age without affidavit. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.85.
2f). February 8th. -Morris Feinstein. 201 West Thirteenth place.
suitmaker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own im-
mediate family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping pur-
poses in a tenement or dwelling house. Bc'fore Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $6.95.
27. February 8th. — Henry Musxovitz, 130 Laurel street, coat-
maker. Charge, employing a girl under 1() years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
28. February 8th. — Max Klein, 171 Augusta street, pantsmaker.
(/harge, employing a girl under K) years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.S5. (Contractor for
Chas. Kaufman; Becker, Mayer Sc Co., B. Kuppenheimer & Co..
Strouss, Eisendrath & Drom.
29. February 8th.— David Podolsky, 45 Tell Place, cigarmaker.
(yharge employing persons not members of his immedate family in
an apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement or
dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, S7.85.
30. February 8th. — Jacob Edelraan. New Era Building, cigar-
maker. Charge, employing a boy under l(i years of ago \vithout
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $5.50.
31. February 8th.— Nathan Goldwach, 274 West Twelfth street.
cloakmaker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own
immediate family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping pur-
poees in a tenement or dwelling house. Before Justi(*e KersttMi.
Paid fine and costs, $5.10.
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402 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
:i2. February <)th.— Jacob Laueth, 94 Rawson street, manufac-
turer of soles. Charsce, employing a girl under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.10.
83. February 9th. -Morris Tower, 1H09 Milwaukee avenue, neck-
tie maker. Charge, employing girl under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $6.35.
34. February 9th— Harry Levin, 304 West Fourteenth street,
cigarmaker. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kejrsten. Paid costs $5.35.
35. February 9th. — Max Baerman, 160 West Fourteenth stree;,
pantsmaker; contractor for Daube, Cohn & Co., Pfaelzer, Sutton A:
Co., and Julius Ettelson & Co. Charge, employing persons not
members of his own immedate family in an apartment used for cat-
ing and sk-eping purposes in a tenement or dwelling house. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid tine and costs, §7.b5.
3(), February 9th— Henry Schuhman. 579 South Halsted street,
cigarmaker. Oharg(\ employing persons not members of his own
immediate family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping pur-
poses in a tenement or dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, S7.85.
.37 February 9th.-Bertha Stanek, 1126 Whipple street, pants-
maker. Charge, employing persons not members of her own im-
mediate family in an apartment used tor eating and sleeping pur-
poses in a tenement or dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs S5.35.
38. February 9th.-Theodore Harlick, 1024 Troy street coat-
maker ; contractor for Ederheimer. Stein & Co. Charge, employing
persons not members of his own immediate family m an apartment
used for eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement or dwelling
house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs ^o.do.
39. February lOth.-Charles Tink, 1181 Whipple street, button-
holer. Charge, employing persons not members of his own family
in an apartment used for eating and sleeping Purposes in a tenement
house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $d.35.
40 February 10th.— Christ Lindbeen, 272 North Halsted street,
pantsmaker; contractor for Hart, SchafEner and Marx. Charge, em-
ploying a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Jus-
tice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
41 February lOth.-Max Bloom, 26 Dearborn street, cigarmaker.
C^harge, employing boy under 16 years of age without affidavit, be-
fore Kersten. Paid fine and costs $7.85.
42 February 15th.— Christopher Fagen, manager Domestic Plat-
ing Works. 11-17 South Canal street. Charge, employing two boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $7.70.
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4:iJ. February 15th. — Oscar Goes, manager Oscar Goes Co., knife
factory, 18 South Canal street. Charge employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs
S3.85.
44. February loth. — Patrick Johnson, manager Corel Mfg. Co.,
82 South Canal street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid co^ts $4.85.
45. February 17th. — Henry Miller, 48 Waller street, suitmaker;
contractor for Novelty Cloak Co., Marshall, Field & Co., B. Isral.
Charge, employing perspns not members of his own family in an
apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement or
dwelling house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
46. February 17th- Nathan • Tepper, 367 West Twelfth street,
cigarmaker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own
family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a
tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs,
§*^.85.
47. February 17th.— George Ehrhard, 826 West Twelfth street,
coatmaker. Charge, employing persons not members of his own
family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a
tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
48. February 17th. — Moses Cohn, 4375 Morgan street, cigarmaker.
Charge, employing persons not members of his own family in an
apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes in a tenement
house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
49. February 24th.— Louis Fikelstein, 199 West Taylor street^
cigarmaker. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $5.10.
50. February 24th. — Anton Heibery, timekeeper, Johnson Chair
Factory, 233-255 North Green street. Charge, employing boy under
16 years of age without posting his name on wall. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid tine §6.35.
51. February 24th.— Edward A. Grotzinger, 2226 South Canal
street, manager Charles A. Munsen Leather Belting Co. Charge,
employing two boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before
Justice Kestern. Paid fine and costs, $14.70.
52. February 24th. — Charles L. Gaurer, manager Kcenig <fe
Gamer, 266 North Green street, furniture factory. Charge, employ-
ing a boy under 16 years of age^ without affidavit. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid costs §4.85.
53. February 25th. —Daniel F. Sherman, preserver of fruit, 47-49
South Canal street. Charge,. employing boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.*s5.
54. February 25th. — Horatis Thomas, brass manufacturer, 45-47
South Canal street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.cS5.
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55. March otli. — Leopold Price, manager Price & Wolf Shoe
Factory, 195-197 South Canal street. Charge, employing a girl under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
fine and costs, $7.85.
56. March 3d. — John R. Woodbridge, manager John Q. Wood-
bridge Furnishing House, 133-135 South Clinton street. Charge,
employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid costs. $4.85.
57. March 5th.— Carl M. Olsen, manager J. J. Nermann Cras En-
gine Co., 58-62 South Clinlon street. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $4.85.
58. March 5th. — Anton Thomas, 112 Mohawk street, pantsmaker:
contractor for Cohn, Wampold & Co., Clement, Bane & Co., Hart
Schaffner & Marx. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of asre
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
59. March 5th. — A. Lansing Hurd Co!, manager Chicago Ink Co..
59-61 South Canal street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 ye^rs
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
60. March 5th.— John N. J. Hilbert, 67 South Canal street,
machinists. Charge, employing boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs 84.85.
61. March 5th. — E. C. DoWitt, 160 East Superior street, manu-
facturer patent medicines. Charge, employing two girls under 16
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fint*
and costs, $15.95.
62. March 9th. — Andrew J. Mouat, printers and publishers, 110
South Clinton street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of*
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.85.
63. March 9th. — Soloman Don, 79 Barber street, coatmaker; con-
tractor for Isadore Kaufman. Charge, employing persons not mem-
bers of his own family in his living rooms in a tenement house. Be-
fore Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $S.35.
64. March 9th. — John Fanning, manager Fanning Cycle Co., 194
South Clinton street. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $17.45.
65. March 9th. — George B. Kephnger, manufacturers of metal
novelties, 166-174 Canal street. Charge, em ploy inga boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $5.10.
66. March 9th. — Auoeatl Marinelli, manager Marinelli Bros, mo-
saic factor>% 172 South Canal street. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs $7.85.
67. March 9th. — Bennett Feldmann, 71 Mather street, manufac-
turer of gilt frames. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years of
ago without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs.
$15.45.
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J)8. March 12th. — Jacob Edehnan, cigarmaker, 241 South Peoria
street. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits; also failure to keep register and post record. Before Jus-
tice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $19.00.
69. March 12th. — Ernst A. Eastman, manager Chicago Last and
Die Co., 194-198 South Canal street. Charge, employing a boy
under 14 years of age. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $7.85.
70. March 12th. — Albert G. Bagley, manager Bagley Bros. Plat-
ing Works, 166-174 South Clinton street. Charge, employing two
boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Ker-
.sten. Paid fine and costs, $13.50.
71. March 12th. — Louis Vehon, tailor. 155-157 West Jackson
Boulevard. Charge, employing two girls under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Hamburger. Paid fine and costs,
$17.50.
72. March 15th. — Charles F. H. Franke Telephone Construction
Co., 250 South Clinton street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine
and costs, $8.10.
73. March 15th — Charles G. Kelso, manufacturer vinegar, 209-
211 South Clinton street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $7 85.
74. March 15th. — William H. Buchanan, manager Werner Art
Picture Co., 173 Adams street. Charges, employing two boys under
16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
fines and costs. $13.70.
75. March 17th. — William P. Elliott, manager Pneumatic Gate
Co., 232-234 South Clinton street. Charge, employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs $4.35.
76. March 17th. — David Goodwillie, manager Consumers' Box Co.,
35 Ohio street. Charge, employing four boys under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs,
$19.40.
77. March 22d. — John Davis, tailor, 645 South Canal street, con-
tractors for Siegel Bros., Marshall Field, Griswold & Palmer. Charge,
employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before
^Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
78. March 22d. — Max Bilow, 177 Johnson street, cigarmaker.
Charge, employing persons not members of his immediate family in
his living rooms in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, $7.85.
79. March 22d.— Samuel Cohn, 103 West Twelfth street, cigar-
maker. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $^t.0O.
40<) FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
80. March 26th. — Harry Dubin, cigarinaker 75 West Eleventh
street. Charge, employing a boy under IG years of age without affi-
davit; also employing persons not members of his own immediate
family in a tenement house living rooms. Before Justice Kersteii.
Paid fine and costs, $15.70.
81. March 26th. —Max Bosenthal, 246 South Market street, coat-
maker; contractor for M. Born & Co. Charge, employing a girl
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $4.85.
82. March 26th.— Marcus J. Bartlett, hardware manufacturer, li
West Lake street. (Charge of employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersteu. Paid costs, $4.85.
83. March 26th. -Max Einhorn, 2)iH Market street. Charge, em-
ploying a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Jus-
tice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
84. March 26th.- Oscar Spindler, manager Decorators' Supply
(^o., 209-219 South Clinton street. Charges, employing two lioys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fines and costs, $15.70.
85. April 2d. — William Kane, cigarmnker, 1450 Harvard street.
Charge, employing a person not a member of his immediate family
in the manufacture of cigars in his living rooms in a tenement houso.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
86. April 2d. — Harry Fox, manager Duraiid cV: Knsper factory.
161^ West Lake street, manufacturer of Grrocers' Shelf Goods.
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs 84.85.
87. April 2d.— Eli P. Chatfield, manager J. E. Tilts" shoe factory.
3 East Huron street. Charge, employing two girls under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S9.70.
88. April 2d. -William (lerwin, manager Western Brass Works,
7-9 South Jefferson street. Charge, employing a l)oy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4>5.
89. April 2d. — John L. Ofinger, manager Chicago Gas A: Electric
Fixtures Co., 47-49 South Jefferson street. Charges, employing two
boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justici*
Kersten. Paid costs in two cases, §9.70.
\K). April 2d. -James Rezot, 690 West Twenty-second place; con-
tractor for A. L. Singer & Co. Charge, employing a boy under 1^»
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fin^
and costs, $8.35.
91. April 5th.— Israel Kassel, 42() South Halsted street, coat-
maker. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without
affidavit and employing persons not members of his own immediate
family in his living rooms in a tenement house. Before Justict*
Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
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1)2. April rjth. — Jacob Rosenberg. 444 South Hfilsted street,
merchant tailor. Charge, employing persons not members of his
own immediate family in his living apartments in a tenement house.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.85.
93. April I'ith.— Albert Tuerk, 39-45 West Randolph street,
manufacturer of metal specialties. (Uiarge, employing a boy under
!♦) years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs $4.85.
94. April 12th. — Greorge Olsen, manager Fort Dearborn Manu-
facturing Co., 2()-29 West Randolph street. Charge. t»mploying a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $4.85.
95. April 12th. — Adolph & Bergbom, manager Bergbom & Roberg,
iiianufacturers of machinery and tools, 18-30 West Randolph street.
Charge, employing bov under 14 years of age, and employing two
boys under If) years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Ker-
sten. Paid fines and costs, $15.70.
9^). April 12th. — Walter H. Stacy, manager Raw Manufacturing
Co., 39 West Randolph street, manufacturets of sheet and metal
^oods. Charge, employing a boy under 1(> years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine aud co.^ts, S7.85.
97. April 20th. — Mrs. Jennie Becker, manager J. Becker cV: Co.,
274-270 Madison street. Change, employing a /girl under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Ju=5tice Ker.sten. Paid tine and costs.
S7.85.
98. April 20th.— Aaron McMuUin. manager Bradley Messenge'-
Co., 39-43 West Washington street. Charge, employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Pai(^
fine and costs. $7.85.
99. April 20th. -Harry Drake, manager A. E. Drake & Co.. 14-
16 North Ann street. Charge, employing boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs.
S7.S5.
100. April 20th.— Leopold Avisus, 249-251 South Jefferson street,
manufacturer of musical instruments. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, §8.10.
101. April 20th. -Robert H. Bagget, foreman P. F. Peitibone S:
Co.. printers, 44-50 South Desplaines street. Charge, employing
three boys under 16 years of ago without affidavits. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid fines and costs. S22.05.
102. April 20th. — Fred H. Smith, manager Chicago Optical Co.,
lH-;30 West Randolph street. Charge, employing a boy under 1(>
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. i^aid costs
U.Sh.
103. May 10th. -Wallace W. LuFkin. manager W. W. Kimball,
pianos, 543-553 Wabash avenue. Charge, employing two boys under
16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs $4.S5.
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104. May lOth. — Mrs. Emma Marquardt. 1029 Hoyne aveuue,
pantsmaker; contractor for L. Abt & Sons, Regent Tailorinj^ Co.,
Becwar Bros. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
105. May 10th.- Joseph Fikeys, 924 West 18th street, pants-
maker. Charge, employing a "boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs §5.85.
KX). May 10th.— Max Cohn, 246 South Water street, coattnaker.
enlarge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.85.
10 ^ May 12th.— Isidor Silverman, manager Arteuus Plating
Works, 74-82 Jackson Boulevard. Charge, employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
fine and costs, §7.85.
108. May 12lh. -Walter H. Lun, 231 Jackson street, printer.
C^harge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
109. May r2th. -Richard Pick, manager Chicago Decorativt-
Leather Co., 257-259 Franklin street. Charge, employing two boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, S7.85.
110. May 12th. — Thomas D. Neelands, manager Iverine Collar
and Cuff' Co., 231 Jackson Boulevard. Charge, employing a girl
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $4.85.
111. May 12th. — Peter Rasmussen, 180 Jackson street, managt»r
Rasmussen Bros, shoe factory. Charge, failure to produce on de-
mand a complete list of outside shops. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs $4.85.
112. May 14. — Henry Duckgeishel, foreman S. 1). Childs A.' Co..
engravers and die sinkers, 76 Jackson Boulevard. Charge, employ-
ing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid fine and costs, §7.85.
113. May 14th. — John Grant, manufacturer of bicycle supplies,
71-73 West Adams street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
114. May 14th. Patrick Henueberry. printer, 407-429 Dearboni
street. Charges, employing four boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $25.(X).
115. May 14th.— Samuel Spirak, 50 West Adams street, tailor.
( 'barge, employing a boy under 1() years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs S4.<K).
116. May 14th. John J. Hayes, manager J. J, Ryaus* brass
foundry, ()8-74 West Monroe street. Charge, employing a boy under
1() vears of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs §4.85.
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 4(W
117. May nth — Charles Dost, 18 West Monroe street, printers'
tags factory. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs $4.85.
118. May nth. — Igatz Schwartz. 177 East Madison street, coat-
maker; contractor for Solomon & Co., and International Tailors.
Charge, employing two boys under 16 years of age without affidavits.
Before Justice Kerstou. Paid fine and costs, $12.70.
119. May 29th.— Herbery A. Streeter, manager Globe Iron
Works. 35-41 Indiana avenue. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs,
§4.10.
120. May 29th. — John Roeschlein. baker, 940 Armitage avenue.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.35.
121. May 29th. — Charles S. Bastian, manager Bastian Manufact-
uring Co., 110 Indiana street. Charge, employing a boy under the
age of 16 years without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $4.10.
122. May 29th. — Charles Miller, manager Northwestern Paper
Box Co., 386 Armitage avenue. Charge, employing a boy under tht^
age of 1() years without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $5.35.
123. May 29th. — James W. Harris, manager Enterprise Broom
Works, 93 East Indiana street. Charge, employing a boy under the
age of 16 years without an affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $4.10.
124. June 2d. — Oliver Colborne, manager Colborne Manufactur-
ing Co., 37-41 Indiana street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs,
*4.85,
125. June 8th. —Ernest Fenske, upholsterer, 510 North Ashland
avenue. Charges, employing two boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs in two cases, $9.85.
126. June 8th. — Albert H. Wiser, manager Charles Maurer Co.,
glove and mitten factory. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $7.85. ^^^^^
127. June 8tli. — John H. Kuechonmeister, 108-110 Augusta
street, paper box maker. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $7.85. [ 1
128. June 8th. — A. O. Fisher, manager A. O. Fisher cigar box
factory. 83 East Illinois street. Charge, employing two boys under
16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
fin e and costs of two cases, $9.45.
410 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
129. June 11th. — H. Herbert Macldock, manager Davidson Cycle
Co., foot of North Market street. Charges, employing two boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kerstt-n.
Paid fine and costs, $12.20.
130. June 11th. — James Lang, manager Automatic Water Gaugo
Co., 44 Michigan street. Charge, employing a boy under K) year>
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs. $7.. -^5.
131. June 11th. — Elmer E. Thatcher, manager Chicago Box Co.,
145 Ontario street. Charge, employing a girl under IH years of a^i*
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, S4.f>().
132. Julius Zimmerman, cigarmaker, 1% Ontario street. Charges,
employing a boy and girl under 1(5 years of age without affidavits.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid cost of two cases, $9.20.
133. June 12th. — John Hochlomer, manager Hill Car & Carriage
Co., Chicago Heights. Charge, employing a boy under 1<> years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Wederheld. Paid fine and
costs, S().50.
134. June 13th. — Ernest Hopping, capmaker, 141 West Twelfth
street. Charge, employing a boy under 10 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten, Paid fine and costs, ST. 85.
135. June loth. — Samuel Tucker, 152 West Twelfth street, pants-
maker. Charge, employing a person not a member of his own im-
mediate family in living room in a tenement house in manufacture
of garments. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7.Ko.
13(>. June 15th. — Charles Williams, manager Ruehl Brewing Co..
216 224 West Twelfth street. Charge, employing a boy under 1^>
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs.
«4.85.
137. June 15th.— Israel Edelman, cigarmaker, 2415 Peoria street.
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit
Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs. ST. 85.
13cS. June 16th. — Gilbert L. Smith, manager Wood Smith 6z Co.,
Chicago Heights. Charges, employing 4 boys under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Wiederhold. Paid fine and costs.
$14.50.
139. Juno 16th.— Charles Clandon, manager Henry Marimer mir-
ror factory, Chicago Heights. Charge, employing a boy under 1*^
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Wiederhold. Paid
costs, $3.55.
140. June 18th. —Harry Eschmeyer. manager Eschmeyer A:
Stroup, brass works, ^K) 92 Illinois street. Charge, employing a l)oy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, §7.85.
141. Juno 18th. -Herman A. Meyercord, manager Meyercord tV
Co., Townsend street, northwest corner Huron street. Charges, em-
ploying 3 boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $9.20.
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 411
142. June 18th. — Edward F. Judkins, manager frame factory,
Armitage avenue corner of Lewis street. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs, $6.85.
143. June 18th. — ^^Henry Roos, iron founder, 985 Kimball avenue,
Bloomingdale Road. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten- Paid costs, $5.85.
144. June 18th, — Milton A. Luider, manager Chicago Corundum
Wheel Co., 950 Ballon street, Bloomingdale Road. Charge, employ-
ing a boy under 14 years of age. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $6.35.
145. Juno 18th. — James F. Bushnell, manager Peoples' Lumber
Co., 132 West Cly bourn Place. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs,
S5.35.
146. June 18th.— Henry C. Neiman, 954-964 West Rockwell
street, Bloomingdale road. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
147. June 18th. — Edward M. Raworth, manager Raworth-Schodde
soap factory. 155-157 I]ast Huron street. Charge, employing 3 boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, $12.20.
148. June 19th. — Charles Swenson, manager Walburn Swenson
foundry, Chicago Heights. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Wiederhold. Paid costs,
149. June 23d. — James AUegretti, 48 East Lake street, manager
candy factory. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs, $7. '^5.
150. June 26th. —James Curtis, 52 West Van Buren street, man-
ager Burial Casket factory. Charges, employing 2 boys under 16
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine
and costs, $11.70.
151. June 26th. — Anton Wichman, cigannaker, 727 Main street,
Quincy, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice John A. Allen. Paid fine and costs, $12.
152. June 26th. — John R. Wisdom, manager Oem City Saw Mill,
(Quincy, 111. Charges, employing 3 boys under 16 3'ears of age with-
out affidavits. Before Justice John A. Allen. Paid fine and costs.
153. June 23d. — John F. Pieper, manager Quincy Show Case Co.,
Quincy 111. Charges, employing 2 boys under 16 years of age with-
out affidavits. Before Justice John A. Allen. Paid fine and conts.
154. June 23d. — August Dorkenwald, manager Quincy Brewing
Co. Charges, employing 4 boys under 16 years of age without affi-
davits. Before Justice John A. Allen. Paid fine and costs.
155. June 30th. — Max Baerman, pantsmaker, IfK) Fourteenth
street; contractor for Daub, Cohn & Co., Pfaelzer, Sutton & Co.,
412 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
Julius Ettelson & Co. Charge, employ iiig persons not membeis of
his immediate family in the manufacture of garments in his living
rooms in a tenement house. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $7.85.
156. June 30th. — George Eckert, contractor for the Hamilton
Organ Co., 85-89 Fourteenth Place. Charge employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $5.35.
157. June 30th. — Adolph Lenze, baker, 356 Clybourn avenut*.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
158. July 2d. — Otto Underle, manager for E. Cole Co., printers.
86 Dearborn street. Charges, employing "Z boys, under 16 years of
age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $12.20.'
159. July 3d. — Julius (xraham; manager Graham Match Factory.
Rockford. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
an affidavit. Before Justice Ross. Paid fine and costs, $8.70.
160. July 6th. — Philip Shickler, cigarmaker, Aurora. Charge,
employing boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Jus-
tice Van Osdal. Paid fine and costs, $6.10.
161. July 7th. — Joseph Allegrette, manager AUegrette Co., candy
factory, 159 State street. Charge, employing a girl under 16 yean?
of age without affidavit; also failure to keep register. Before Jus-
tice Kersten. Paid costs, $9.70.
162. July 8th. — Alexander Klein, manager Aurora Corset Co.,
Aurora, 111. Charges, employing 3 girls under 16 years of age with-
out affidavits. Before Justice Van Osdel. Paid fine and cost«, $15.2<).
163. July 8th. — Charles E. Erickson, manager Aurora Automatic
Machinery Co., Aurora, 111. Charge, employing 2 boys under 10
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Van Osdal. Paid
fine and costs, $15.80.
164. July 9th. — Robert L. McCulloch, manager Illinois Chair
Co., Rockford, 111. Charge, employing 2 boys under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Ross. Paid fine and costs, $16.S).
165. July 7th. — Winthrop Ingersoll, manager Ingersoll Milling
Machine Co.. Rockford, 111. Charge, employing a boy under Ifi
years of ago without affidavit. Before Justice Ross. Paid fine and
costs, $13.25.
166. July 7th. — Eugene P. Davis, manager Burson Knitting C-o,,
Rockford, 111. Charges, employing three boys under 16 years of
age without affidavits. Before Justice Ross. Paid fine and cost*.
$25.50.
167. July 10th. — Oscar Nelson, manager Forest Knitting Co.,
Rockford, III. Charge, employing two girls under 16 years of ag<*
without affidavits, Before Justice Ross. Paid costs, $5.00.
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 41i^
168. July 12th. — W. F. Whitman, manager Excelsior Printing
Co., 263-273 Dearbon street. Charge, employing a girl under 14
years of age. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
169. July 12th. — Thomas M. Campbell, manager Campbell
Priebe Co., printers, 79-81 Fifth avenue. Charge, employing a boy
under 14 years of age. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
170. July 12th. — Edward O. Brand, manager C. H. Hansen, metal
engraver, 44 South Clark street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without aflBdavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs,
$3.60.
171. July 12th. — John Felix, manager Lucas & Felix, tailors,
106-108 Fifth avenue. Charges, employing two girls under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $12.20.
172. July 12th.- -Walter S. Frazer, carriage maker, Aurora, 111.
Charges, employing two boys under 16 years of age without affidavits.
Refore Justice Van Osdal. Paid fine and costs, $16.00.
173. July 13th. — Frank Lonleaf, manager Aurora Cooperage Co.,
Aurora, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Van Osdal. Paid fine and costs, $14.(X).
174. July 13th.— David R. Peterson, manager Royal Mantel &
Furniture Co., Rockford, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 1(>
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Ross. Paid costs,
S3. 40.
175. July 14th. — Fred D. Ewell, manager Ewoll Press Printers,
79-81 Fifth avenue. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, S4.85.
176. July 14th. — Edward M. (xray, manager Chicago Photo En-
graving Co., 79-81 Fifth avenue. Charge, employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, S4.85.
177. July 14th. — Hugo B. Hempe, manager Lanze, Owens <fc Co..
leather novelties, Lake and Fifth avenue. Charge, employing a boy.
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid fine and costs, $12.70.
178. July 14th.— William Charles, Division Supt. C, B. & Q.
railroad shops, Aurora, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Van Osdel. Paid fine
and costs, §13.60.
179. July 14th. —August Swanlund, contractor Rath bone Stove
Works, Aurora, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Van Osdel. Paid fine and costs.
$13.70.
180. July 14th. — Alexander Forsyth, foreman Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy repair shops, Aurora, 111. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Van O.sdel.
Paid fine and costs, S7.85.
414 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
181. July 15tli. — Albert J. Taylor, manager Rock Island Lumber
Co.. Rock Island 111. Charges, employing'three boys under 16 years
of age without aflSdavits. Before Justice Crane. Paid fine and
costs, $43.20.
182. July 16th. — Herm Michel, 83-85 Fifth avenue, printer.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
183. July 17th. — Gilfin Moore, manager Deere Co., agricultural
implements, Moline, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Webb. !raid fine and costs?.
$17.75.
184. July 17th. — James Barclay, manager Deere & Mansure Co..
agricultural implements, Moline, 111. Charge, employing two boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Webb.
Paid fine and costs, $37.30.
185. July 17th. — J. N, Atkinson, mauager Sylvan Steel Co.,
Moline, 111. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Kerns. Paid fine and costs.
$33.r>0.
186. July 17th. — Edward Hoffman, president of Cream City
Mirror Plate Co., Rockford, 111. Charges, employing four boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Ross.
Paid costs, $13.f)().
187. July 17th. — John E. Tnckett, manager John E. Tuckett A:
Sou, Rockford, 111. Charges, employing three girls under 16 ye^rs
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Keever. Paid fine and
costs, $15.95.
188. July 19th.— Joseph Stener, foreman Kohlsaats' Bakery, 19<>
South Clark street. Charges, employing three girls under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $12.55.
189. July 19th. —Oscar A. Amindson, 83-89 Fifth avenue, print-
ing. Charges, employing two girls under 16 years of age without
affidavits, also one under 14 years of age. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs, $13.30.
19(). July 19th. — George Garmisa, manager Garmisa Co., rubber
stamps. Charges, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Hamburger. Paid costs, $4.85.
191. July 2()th. — Henry Cooper, hardware, Moline, HI. Charges,
employing four boys under 16 years of age without affidarits. Be-
fore Justice Webb. Paid fine and costs, $73.20.
192. July 21st. — Wm. A. Hauce, manager Stover Bicycle Mfg.
Co., Freeport, 111. Charges, employing four boys under 16 years of
age without affidavits. Before Justice Keever. Paid fine and costs.
$13.(X).
193. July 21st.— Harrison Woodmanse, president Woodmanse A'
Hewitt Mfg. Co., windmills, Freeport, 111. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Paid fine and costs, $21.15,
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 415
1V)4. July 23d. — Chas. Hansch, 308 Clybourne avenue, printer.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
195. July 23d, — Eugene Kurowski, manager for John C. Moniiig-
er & Co., 412 Hawthorne avenue. Charge, employing a boy under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $5.10.
196. July 24th. — Louis Brookfield, manager Rockfalls Mfg. Co.,
Rockfalls, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Grottman. Paid fine and costs, $12.55.
197. July 24th.— Washington M. Dillon, Griswold Wire Co.,
Sterling, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Gottman. Paid find and costs, $11.95.
198. July 26th. — Fred W. Haefer, manager Stover Novelty Co.,
metal novelties, Freeport. 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Keever. Paid fine and
costs, $13.00.
199. July 25th. — John Harpham, manufacturer of harness and
collars, Sterling, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Gottman. Paid costs, $4.85.
200. July 26th. — Frank Trunck, proprietor Frank Trunck Brick
Co., Freeport, 111. Charges, employing two boys under 16 years of
age without affidavits. Before Justice Keever. Paid fine and costs,
$15.95.
201. July 26th.— Isaac Moore, manager Galena Shoe Co., Galena,
111. Charges, employing four boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Childs. Paid fine and costs, $12.65.
202. Jiily 26th. — Edward A. Stege, printing, 43-45 south Franklin
street. Charges, employing a boy under 14 years of age, and employ-
ing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid costs, $9.70.
203. July 26th.— Fred Pardy, engraver, 192-194 south Clark street.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
204. July 27th. — Thomas Grant, manager Thomas Grant & Co.
Brick Yards, Freeport, III. Charges, erpploying two boys under 14
years of age. Before Justice Keever. Paid fine and costs, $15.95.
205. July 27th. — Michael Cohn, manager shirt factory, 168-170
south Market street. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs,
$10.(X).
206. July 30th. -Elgin Caramel Co. Charge, employing a boy
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice George
A. Young. Paid fine and costs, $15.85. Complainant. Rieger;
State's Attorney, Joslyn.
41B FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
207. July 30th. — Albert J. Miller, manager Charles Holmes Cigar
Factory, 125 Fifth avenue. Charges, employing two girls under hi
years of age without affidavits. Paid costs in one case, $4.85.
208. July 30th. — John Roche, Elgin, Illinois. Charges, employ-
ing two boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice
George A. Young. Paid fine and costs, $17.00. Complainant. Reiger:
State's Attorney, Joslyn.
209. July 30th. — Harry E. Spieker, manager Steere & Spieker
Book bindery. Charges, employing two boys under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs in two cases.
$9.70. Complainant, Crowley.
210. August 2d. — Charles F. Rust, manager Calumet Lumber A:
Manufacturing Co. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $8.50. •
211. August 3d. — Samuel H. Treloar, foreman for the Henry O.
Shepard Co., 212-214 Monroe street. Charges, employing two boys
under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. i
Paid costs, $10.00. Complainant, Steinmuller.
212. August 4th. — Henry Schmidt, Elgin, III. Charge, employ- |
ing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
George A. Young. Paid fine and costs. §18.00. Complainant. J
Reiger. j
213. August 4th. —Charles M. Ryan, Elgin, 111. Charge, employ- .
ing boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice |
George A. Young. Paid fine and costs, $16.(X). Complainant, Reiger.
214. August 6th.— Harvey W. Cauble, 6322-6324 Wallace street,
roofing and cornice work. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
215. August 9th. Paul F. Boettcher, Elgin, 111. Charge, em-
ploying boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
George A. Young. Paid fine and costs, $16.00. Complainant.
Rieger.
216. August 9th. — Henry W. Ballef, manager for H. W. Justi <fc
Son. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affi-
davit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85. Complainant,
Green.
217. x\ugust 9th.--Kaspar Cerny, coatmaker, 52 ■ Bunker street.
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85. Complainant, Stein-
muller.
218. August 9th. -George H. Benedict, 175 South Clark street,
engraver. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
219. August 10th. — Leo Krouthal, manager for Krouthal Bros.,
216 Van Buren street. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and costs,
$10.00. Complainant, Steinmuller
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 417
220. August 18th. — George Hunter, manager Elgin National
Watch Co., Elgin. III. Charges, employing li boys under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice George A. Young. Paid
fine and costs, S25.30. Complainant, Reiger.
221. August loth. — Joseph Allen, bookkeeper Berrys' confection-
ery, 201 State street. Charge, em])Ioying a girl under 1() years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, SJ:.^>5.
222. August 18th. — J. D. Sullivan, manager Boston Department
Store, State and Madison streets. Charges, employing 8 girls under
1() years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs, $18.00. Complainant, Jones.
228. August l(5th. — Frank P. Suthand, manager Wire and Iron
Works, U-12 North Clinton street. Charges, employing 2 boys under
10 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid
costs in two cases, $9.70. Complainant, Ehn.
224. * August 10th. — Ferdinand Koeikowzky, 811 West Lake street,
manufacturer carriages. Charge, emx)loying boy under If) years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85.
225. August 17th. — William O. Wallace, president W. O. Wallace
(V: Co., 89 River street. Charges, employi;ig 1 boy and 2 girls under
16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Fined
§24.55 and costs in three cases. Complainant, Steinmuller.
220. August 17th.-— Frank W^ Merston. 29-81 River street, paints
and oils. Charge, employing a girl under 10 years of nge without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs. S4. 85. Complainant,
Steinmuller.
227. August 17th. — Paul E. Berger, repair shop, 11 South Water
street. Charge, employing a boy under 1() years of age without affi-
davit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, S4.85. Complainant,
Steinmuller.
• 228. August 18th. Devins P. Salisbury, manager C. P. Covy Co .
44 South Jefferson street, manufacturer of frames. Charge, employ-
ing a boy under 10 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Kersten. Paid costs. S4.85.
229. August 19th. — George Arbogast, manager Universal Con-
struction Co. Charge, employing a hoy under 10 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Kersten, Paid costs. S4 85. Com-
plainant, Devenish.
280. August 20th.— Charles W. Staiger, printer, 8 North Clark
street. Charge, employing boy under 10 years of age without affi-
davit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, 84. "^5. Complainant.
Orissey.
281. August 20th. Samuel Schetuitz, manager Schetuitz Bros.
cVc Maj-er, 179 Franklin street. Charge, employing a boy under n>
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid cost.^
$4.85.
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418 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
232. August 23d. — Charles J. Davis, manager Foreman's Shoe
Store. 128 State street. Charges, employing 3 boys under 1(> years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs. S4.85.
Complainant. Greene.
233. August 25th. B. T. Talbott <t Hamann. Springfield. Ill-
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without atlidavil-
Before Justice Wm. P. Grimsley. Paid costs, §11. So.
234. August 2»')tli. — Robert Smilie, manager Springtield Wire Screen
(^o., Springfield, 111. Charge, employing a l)oy under 10 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice William P. Grimslev. Paid fint*
and costs, ,*?14.tS5.
235. August 25th. — John L. and D. L. Phillips Brothers, Spring-
tield, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 10 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice William P. (irrimsley. Paid costs, §11.35.
236. August 25th.— John L. and D. L. Phillips Broth(»rs, Spring-
field, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 10 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice William P. Grimslev. Paid tine and costs.
S21.35.
237. August 2()th. -Jacob Cheistoli'el, foreman Morgan Co., sash,
doors and blinds. Twenty-second street. Charge, employing a lyoy
under 10 vears of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten.
Paid costs. §4.S5.
23H. x\ugust 2Tth. — Emanuel Leanian, manager Leamon Bros.,
shirts, 153 Market street. Charge, employing a girl under 10 years
of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, S4.S5.
230. August 27th. — David Wilson, foreman South Side Lumber
Co., corner Twenty-second street and Ashland avenue. Charge, em-
ploying two boys under 10 years of age without affidavits. Before
Justice Kersten. Paid costs, »^4.85.
240. August 29th. — William Ziock, president Rockford Mitten
and Hosiery Co.. Rockford, 111. Charge, employing a girl under 10
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice R. Ross. Paid costs,
$3.45. Complainant. Harris.
240. Si^ptember Nth. — Charles W. Rankin, manager Brockland
Co., Hi) 155 Plymouth court. Charges, employing two ho3's under
10 vears of ai?a without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fino
and costs. §19.70. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Complain-
ant. Steiumuller.
241. September Nth. — Fred Vosteen, foreman Chicago Consoli-
dated Battling Co. Charge, employing a boy under 10 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, S4.85. Attor-
ney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Stein muUer.
242. September Nth. — Soloman Ruben, manager H. Franks 4: Co.,
1N3-1S7 Fifth av. Charge, employing a boy under 14 years of age.
Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, $4.85. Attorney for the People.
A. J. Harris. Complainant, S. R. Crowley.
243. September 8th. — James Johnson, manager D. McRoberts,
153 Fifth avenue. Charge, employing a boy under 10 years of age
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 419
Tvitliout affidavit. Before Justice Kersteu. Paid costs, §4.S5. Attor-
.ney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, S. R. Crowley,
!244. September 8th. — J. Frank Tenney, rubber stamp manufact-
urer, 70 Madison street. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Kersten. Paid fine and
costs, $29.45. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Comjjlainant,
Oreene.
245. September 8th. -Louis Lachal, watch case repairer, 70 E.
Madison street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
w^ithout affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, §4.(S5. Attor-
ney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Grreene.
246. September llMli. — Adam Schaf, Madison street, manufacturer
of pianos. Charge, employing two boys under 16 years of age with-
out affidavitt. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs in two cases,
89.95. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
247. September 18th.— Joseph Bohman. manufacturer of musical
instruments, 400 Madison street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Amberger. Paid
costs, $;^85. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Complainant,
Kieger.
248. wSepteml)er 17th. — L. Klein, proprietor L. Kleins Depart-
ment Store. Charge, employing four girls under 16 years of age
without affidavits. Before Justice Severson. Paid fine and costs,
$31.15. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Harris.
249. September 17th. — James A. Dick, manager Western Iron
Foundry. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Kersten. Paid costs, So.^K). Attornev for
the People. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
250. September 18th. — Charles Hopke, manager Western Foundry
C^o. Charge, employing a boy under K) years of age without affi-
davit. Before Justice Severson. Paid costs, $6.45. Attorney for
the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant. Devenish.
251. September 20th. — Andrew Pich, coatmaker, contractor for B.
Kuppenheimer & Co., 850 North Ashland avenue. Charge, employ-
ing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Severson. Paid costs. S'^00. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris.
(\)mplainaut, Harris.
252. September 20th. -Andrew Pich, 850 North Ashland avenue,
coatmaker, contractor for B. Kuppenheimer <t Co. Charge, employ-
ing persons not members of his own immediate family in a tenement
house in an apartment used for eating and sleeping purposes. Before
Justice Severson. Paid costs, $4.r)5. Attorney for the People, A. J.
Harris. Complainant, Harris.
253. September 24th. — Benjamin ' (ireen, tailor, 265 West 12th
street. Charge, employing persons not members of his own imme-
diate family in an apartment used for eating and sleeping ijurposes
in a tenement house. Before Justice Eberhardt. Paid costs, S^^45.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
420 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
254. September 27th. — William Hedges, 4717 Bishop streets
Stock Yards. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Sevorson. Paid costs, $7.15, Attorney
for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Ehn.
255. September 28th. — Benjamin Rosenthal, proprietor Millinery
World, 233 South State street. Charge, employing a boy under 1C>
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Eberhardt. Paid
costs, $().W. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant.
Greene.
256. September 29th. — Joseph Haskell, Haskell Bros*., manu-
facture of trunks. Green street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Paid costs.
$6.15. Attorney for the People, A.J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger
257. September 29th. — Fred and John Moeller, Moeller Bros.
De])artment Store, Milwaukee avenue. Charges, employing two
girls under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Ebera-
hardt. Paid fine and costs, .S2().1K). Attorney for the People, A. J
Harris. Complainant, S. R. Crowley.
258. October 1st. — Julian Szcyepanski, foreman Polish Publish-
ing Co., 141 Division street. Charge, employing a boy under 16
years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Paid costs,
$8.40. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Devenish.
259. October 1st. — Charles Merker, sign manufacturer, 41 Grand
avenue. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Severson. PKaded guilty and paid costs,
$8.40. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
260. October 1st. — ^fJulius Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer & Lederer
Department Store, 47th and Ashland avenue. Charges, employing
five girls under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice
Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty and paid tine and costs, §27.25. Attorney
for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
261. October 1st. — P. F. Kavehler, brick manufacturer. Western
avenue. Charges, employing two boys under 16 j'^oars of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty and paid
costs, $8.90. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant,
Steinmuller.
262. October 1st. — Andrew P. Mullin, John MuUin & Sons, shoe
manufacturers. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. BeiFore Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty and
paid costs, §6.^X). Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Com-
plainant, Rieger.
263. October 1st. — John M. Carroll, John M. Carroll & Co., de-
partment store, 469 Milwaukee avenue. Charges, employing three
boys under 16 years of age without affidavit and two boys under J 4
years. Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty and paid fine
and costs, $27.25. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Com-
plainant, S. R. Crowley.
RECORD OF CONVICITIONS. 421
264. October 2d. — David Busch and Frank Amman, brick manu-
facturers, 29th and Ashland avenue. Charges, employing 2 boys
under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Kberahardt.
Pleaded not guilty and paid costs, $12.90. Attorney for the People,
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Ehn.
265. October 4th. — James Michel, tailor, 804 Ashland avenue.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded not guilty and paid costs, $6.45.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Harris.
266. October 4th. — John Bus.-ac, Jr., brick manufacturer. 31st
.street. Charges, employing live boys under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Ebc^rahardt. Pleaded guilty and paid
fine and costs, §22.25. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. At-
torney for the defense, Mrs. McOuloph. Complainant, Ehn.
267. October 4th. — Orvil Gr. Blair, vice president Hercules Wood-
ware Co. Charges, employing four boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid fine
and costs, §27.20. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Attorneys
for the defense, Wickett & Bruce. Complainant, Devenish.
26S. October 4tli. — A. Wandrick and John Raoski, brick manu-
facturers, *-39th street. Charges, employing five boys under 16 years
without affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded not guilty and
paid fine and costs, S40.75. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris.
Complainant, Steinmuller.
269. October 4th. — August J. Frubull, brick manufacturer, 31st
and California avenue. CUiarges, employing a boy under 16 years of
age without affidavit. Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty
and paid costs, S4.45. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Com-
plainant, Ehn.
270. October 5th. — Fred W. Sanders, manager Sclilenuger &
flayer department store. State and Madison streets. Charges, em-
ploying five boys under 16 years of age without affidavits, and one
boy under 14 years of age. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded
guilty and x^aid costs, $19.00. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris
and William Jonsie. Attorneys for the defense, Moran. Kraus &
Mauier. Complainant. Eieger.
271. October 5th. — William Bach, Jr., William Bach <t Sons,
brick manufacturers, 1937 North Western avenue. Charges, employ-
ing five boys under 16 years of age without affidavits Before Jus-
tice Eberahardt. Pleaded not guilty and paid fine and costs, S29.80.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmuller.
272. October 12th. H. Simmons and Morris H. Ellinger, secre-
tary and manager Simmons' dry goods store. State and Adams streets.
(Charges, employing one girl under 16 years of age without affidavit,
and one boy under 14 years. Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs, SI 2.90. Attorney for the People. A.
J Harris. Complainant. Harris.
422 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
273. October 12th. — John P. Hanson & Co., cigar manafactiirer,
351 Milwaukee avenue. Charge, employing a girl under IG years of
age witiiout affidavit. Before Justice Eberaliardt. Pleaded guilty
and paid costs, S6.45. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Com-
plainant, Harris.
274. October 12th.- -George Landan, manager Goldbeck A: Landan.
cigar manufacturer, 347 Milwaukee avenue. • Charge, employing a
boy under If) years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Ebera-
hardt: pleaded not guilty and paid costs, §7.45. Attorney for tbf
People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Harris.
275. October 13th. — Henry Gebhardt, foreman Gates Iron Works.
()50 EUston avenue. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Kersten; pleaded guilty and paid
costs, 85.45. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant.
Devenish.
276. October DHli. — Charles B. Kinley. manufacturer of baby car-
riages, corner of Hoyne avenue and VanBuren street. Charges, em-
ploying 2 boys under 16 years of age without affidavits. Before Jus-
tice Kersten; pleaded guilty and paid costs, S10.70. Attorney for the
People, A. A. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
277. October 13th. — Miclxael Myers, brick manufacturer. Thirty-
third and Rockwell streets. Charges, employing 4 boys under 16
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Severson; i>leade(l
guilty and paid costs, 818.45. Attorney for the Peoi)le. A. J. Harris.
Complainant, Ehn.
278. October 14th. — B]dward McMoran. manufacturer of sheet
iron and metal goods, 15-21 North Clinton street. Charge, employ-
ing a bo}' under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Sever.son; pleaded guilty and paid costs, 86.15. Attorney for the
People, A. J. Harris. Comjjlainant, Rieger.
279. October 14th. -William Hassly, manager Maurice Lindhalm
tfe Co., photo engraving, 15-21 N. Clinton street. Charge, employiuir
a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Sever-
son; pleaded guilty and paid costs, 8r).15. Attorney for the People.
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Rieger.
280. October 15th. -John Stankiovicz. tailor, 44 Emma street.
Charge, cTHploying a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson; pleaded guilty and paid costs, $7.4(>. Attor-
ney for the PeoiDle, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Devenish.
281. October 15th. — James Hynek, tailor, 343 Washburn avenue.
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson; pleaded not guilty and paid costs, $5. 4<).
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Attorney for the Defense. •!.
A. Smejkal. Complainant, Cri.ssey.
282. October 15th. — William Rahn, brick manufacturer, Tfairty-
tirst street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Eberaliardt: pleaded guilty and paid eosts»
§7.45. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Ehn.
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 423
283. C)ctober 18th. — James Tyle, tailor, 642 Harrison street; con-
tractor for W. C. Jerreins. Charge, employing persons not members
of his own immediate family in his living apartment in a tenement
house. Before Justice Severson ; pleaded guilty and paid costs, $6.15.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Greene.
2H4. October 18th. — Leion Tuchman, tailor, 157 South Clark
Htreet. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affi-
davit. Before Justice Eberahardt: pleaded guilty and paid costs,
$5.45. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Stein-
rauller.
285. October 18th — Adolph Rosenberg, tailor. 131 Clark street.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Eberahardt; pleaded not guilty and paid costs, §5.45.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmuller.
286. October 18th. James Simaneck, 627 West Eighteenth street,
coatraaker; contractor for Six Big Tailors. Charge, employing per-
sons not members of his own immediate family in his living apart-
ments in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson; pleaded guilty
and paid costs, 86.15. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Attor-
ney for the Defense. Edward Novak. Complainant, Jamieson.
287. October 19th.— Frank Vestil, tailor. 502 Nineteenth street.
Charge, em[)loying a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and ])aid costs, $7.40. At-
torney for the People. A. J. Harris. Attorney for the defense, Frank
Markin. Complainant, Ehn.
288. October 19th. - Morris Wisenbaum, tailor. 540 Milwaukee
avenue, contractor for T^. Kupenheimer S: Vo. Charge, employing 2
girls under 1() years of age without affidavits. B(4'ore Justice Sever-
son. Pleaded not guilty and paid costs. ,813.55. Attorney for the*
People. A. J. Harris. Complainant. Rieger.
2^9. ( )ctober 20th.— Ignatz Ferrero, tailor, 199 South Clark street.
Charges, employing 2 boys under 1() years of age without affidavits.
Before Justice Eberahardt. Pit'aded guilty and paid costs, .S'6.90.
Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmuller.
290. October 2()th. — H. Bilsky, tailor, 187 South Clark stn^et.
(/harges, employing 1 boy and 1 girl under 16 years of a^e without
affidavit. Before J ustice Eberahardt. Plended guilty and paid costs,
$6.45. Attorney for thr Peoph', A. J. Harris. C^omplainant, Stein-
muller.
291. October 20th. — Joseph Hondek, tailor, 82() South Ashland
avenue. Charges, employing a girl under 1() years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs,
$7.40. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamie-
son.
292. October 23(1.- -William Wiesind, manager J. Kuminuth, fur-
niture manufacturer, 95 Milwaukee avenue. Charge, ini ploying a
boy under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Siner-
son. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §6.;>0. Attorney for the People,
A. J. Harris. Complainant. Rieger.
424 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
293. October 23cl. — Anton Plass, 1262 Nineteenth street, coat-
maker, contractor for Kuh, Nathan & Fischer. Charge, employing
persons not members of his own immediate family in his living apart-
ment in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty
and paid costs, S::^.()5. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Com-
plainant, Ehn.
294. October 23d.— Anton Plass, 1262 Nineteenth street, coat-
maker, contractor for Kuh, Nathan & Fischer. Charge, employing
a girl under 16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Sever-
son. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $5.00. Attorney for the People,
A. J. Harris. Complainant. Ehn.
295. October 25th. — Valentine Wilkovvski. t^l7 Wood street, coat-
maker, contractor for Charles P. Kellogg. Charge, employing i^er-
sons not members of his own immediate family in liis living apart-
ments in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson. Paid
costs, S5.90. Attorney for the People. A. J. Harris. Attorney for
the defense, Edward Kattek. Complainant Jamieson.
296. October 25th. — Sol Lipski, 251 S. Clark street, coatmaker,
contractor for Fretl Kaufman. Charge, employing 1 boy and 1 girl
under If) years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Eberahardt.
Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §10.90. Attorney for the People. A.
J. Harris. Complainant, Stein muUer.
297. October 25th. -Herman Stangby, 314 \V. Erie street, coat-
maker, contractor for Chicago Novelty Cloak Co., Kuh. Nathan ct
Fischer. Charge, employing a girl under 1(> years of age without
affidavit. Before Ju^^tiee Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs.
§6.30. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Deven-
ish.
298. October 25th.-- W. J. Adams, wire fencing. Joliet, Illinois.
Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Frank L. Bowen. Pleaded guilty and tine suspended
on payment of costs, .^9.o(). Attorney for the People, John S. Rey-
nolds, Assistant State's Attorney for Will county. Complainant.
Rieger.
299. October 25th. — John M. Jones, manager (xreat Western Tin
Plate Company, Joliet, Illinois. Charges, employing 5 boys under
1(> vears of age without affidavits. Before Justice Frank L. Bowen.
Pleaded guilty and line suspended on payment of costs. S45.55. At-
torne}^ for the People, John S. Reynolds. Assistant State's Attorney,
Will county. Complainant. Rieger.
iiOO. Octobt^r 25th.— Grief Bros. Co.. Joliet. 111. Chargt^s, employ-
ing five bovs under 1() vears of age without affidavits. Before Jus-
tice Frank L. Bowen. Pleaded guilty and fine suspended on pay-
ment of costs. 847.25. Attorney for tht' People. John S. Reynolds.
Attornev for the defense. E. Meers. Complainant, Rieger.
801. October 2()th.— (Miarles A. Can.pbell, tailor, 360 West Madi-
son street. (Iiarge, employing inr? (•!»> not members of his own im-
mediate family \\\ his living a[)artnii'nls in a tenement house. Before
RECORI) OF CONVICTIONS. 425
Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $4.90. Attorney
for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
^^02. October 2f)tli. — Robert Borchard, 815 Grand avenue, coat-
maker, contractor for Edward Bloom^irst. Charge, employing per-
sons not members of his own immediate family in his living apart-
ment in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty
and paid costs, $4.90. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. At-
torney for the defense. E. Kattek. Complainant, Greene.
30;^. October 2r)th.— Joseph Mayenurk, soda water manufacturer,
S2-84 Pick street. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Eberahardt. Pleaded guilty and
paid costs. S4.45. ^ Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. Attorney
for the defense, J. H. Smejkal. (complainant. Ehn.
.'^04. October 2()th, - John Swansborg, tailor, 432 Harrison street.
( Uiarge. employing persons not members of his own immediate family
in his living apartments in a tenement house. Before Justice Sever-
son. Pleaded guilty and paid costs. 84.90. Attorney for the People,
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Greene.
305. October 27th. — David Kromuan. tailor, 291 West Madison
.street. Charge, employing persons not members of his own immedi-
ate family in a room with a door leading into his living apartments.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs. 5?4.90. At-
torney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
HOO. October 2Tth.- Thomas Sasek. 571 Lafliii street, tailor, con-
tractor for Colin Bros.. Market and Monroe streets. Charge, em-
ploying twelve persons not members of his own immediate family in
his living apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson.
I^ieaded guilty and paid costs, S12.65. Attorney for the People, A.
J. Harris. Attorney for the defense. PyJward Novak. Complainant,
(xreene.
.•U)7. October 27th.--Mashen Lucasek. 703 All port street, cqat-
niaker, contractor for M. Born. State and Harrison streets. Charge,
• employing persons not members of his own immediate family in his
living apartment in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson.
Pleaded guilty and paid costs. $i.45. Attorney for the People, A. J.
Harris. Attorney for the defense. Henry Weil. (\:)mplainant,
Jamieson.
30S. October 2Sth.— AVilliam H. Thomas, nickel plating. 794 West
Madison street. Charge, employing a boy undc^r 1() years of age
without affidavit. Before Justice Severson, Pleaded guilty and paid
costs, S7. 40. Attorney for the People, A. J. Harris. (^omi)lainant
C^rissey
309. October 2Sth. — George Luth, manager for Norton & Co.,
Lockport, Til. Charge, employing two boys under 1() years of age
without atfidavits. Before Justice Frank li. Bowen. Pleaded Lcnilty
and paid costs, rS20.()0. Attorney for the People, John S. Key ii^^ Ids,
Assistant State's Attorney Will County. Complainant, Rieger.
420 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
310. October 28th. — R. G. Sager, proprietor American Straw
Board Co., Joliet. 111. Charges, employing two boys under ITi years
of ago without affidavits. Before Justice Frank L. Bo wen. Pleadefl
guilty and paid costs, ?20.r)0. Attorney for the People, J. S. Rey-
nolds. Complainant, Rieger.
311. October 28. — Charles W. Sager, manager Borrows Lock Co .
Joliet, 111. Charge, employing a boy under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Frank L. Bowen. Pleaded guilty and paid
costs, §10.«'3(). Attorney for the People. J. S. Reynolds. Complain-
ant, Rieger.
312. October 29th. — Sebastian Miller, 558 Wells street, tailor.
Charge, employing persons not members of his own immediatt^
family in a room with a door leading into his living apartments.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid co.sis, sj:.^K). At-
torney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
313. October 29th. — Louis Finkelstein, HO Brigham street, tailor.
Charge, employing a girl under 1^) years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §0.15. At-
torney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, flamieson.
314. October 29th.- Adam Fiedler, 531 Wells street, custom
tailor. Charge, employing persons not members of his own immedi-
ate family in a room wnth a door leading into his living apartments.
Before Justice Severson. Plead(*d guilty and paid costs, §4.^0. At-
torney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant. Jamieson.
315. October 29th. — Charles Dahen, 70 Brigham street, tailor
Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of ago without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, S7.4(). At-
torney for the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
31(). October 3()th. —John Coocley, 523 West Lake street, taiior
Charge, employing persons not members of his own immeiliatf
family in a room with a door leading to his livin;:!: apartment. Befon*
Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs. 54.90. Atrornev
for the People, A. J. Harris. C^omplainant. (jreene.
317. October 30th. ~(t. R, Jewitt, manager Consoli'Jatt^d Stctl
and Wire Co., Rockdale. 111. Charges, employing four bo\\s under
If) years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Frank L. Bowen.
Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §20.80. Attorney for the People. J.
Reynolds. Complainant, Rieger.
318. October 30. -John Y. Brooks, Joliet, 111. Charge, <-mploy-
ing a boy under 1(> years of age without affidavit. Before Justice
Frank L. Bowen Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $10.50. Attorney
for the People, J. Revnolds. Complainant, Rieger.
319. October 30th. — J. S. Sutlierland, proprietor of Joliet Dry
Goods Store, Joliet, 111. Charge, employing two girls under 16 years
of age without affidavits. Before Justice Frank L. Bowen. Pleade<l
guilty and paid costs, $17.75. Attorney for the People, J. Reynolds.
Attorney for the defense, S. Collins. Complainant, Rieger.
RECORD OP CONVICTIONS. 42T
320. November 1st. — Fred Schreder, tailor, 88 Keenon street.
Oharge, employing one girl under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $6.f)5. At-
torney for the people. A. J. Harris; complainant, Jamieson.
321. November 2d. — John H. Swanson, vest maker, 1601 Maple-
'wood avenue. Charge, employing a girl under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Eberhart. Pleaded guilty and paid
costs, $6.45. Attorney ifor the defense, F. A. Harper; for the people,
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmueller.
322. November 22d. — Anton Strieberger, tailor, 508 Wells street.
Charge, employing persons not members of his own immediate family
in manufacture in his dwelling in a tenement house. Before Justice
Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $4.90. Attorney for the
people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
323. November 2d. —Tobias Weinschenker, 330 North Ashland
avenue. Charges, employing two boys under 16 years of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid
$12.90. xlttoruey for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant,
Jamieson.
324. November 3d. — Louis Adler, manager Excelsior Cloak Co.,
State street. Charge, employing one boy under 16 years of age with-
out affidavit. Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid
$6.45. Attorney for the defense, A. Sturts. Attorney for the people,
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmueller.
325. November 3d. — Frank Bartik, tailor, 856 Allport street.
Charge, employing persons not members of his family in manufac-
ture in his dwelling in a tenement house. Before Justice Eberhardt.
Pleaded not guilty and paid fine and costs, $6.45. Attorney for the
people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
326. November 3d. — A. Anderson, tailor, r)4-()6 Centre avenue.
Charge, employing one girl under 1(5 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §7.40. At-
torney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Jamieson.
333. November 16th. — Peter Anderberg. tailor, 2224 Temple
street. Charge, employii^ a girl under 14 years of age. Pleaded
guilty before Justice Severson and paid costs. $7.30. Attorney for
the People, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Steinmueller.
334. November 16th. — Frank Netrefa. tailor, 191 Forquer street,
contractor for Kahn Bros., Market and Monroe streets. Charge, em-
ploying persons not members of his family in manufacture in his
dwelling in a tenement house. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs, S9.S). Attorney for the people. A. J.
Harris. Complainant, Reijjer.
335. November 16th. — Charles Decekal, tailor. 153 Thirteenth
street. Charge, employing persons not members of his family in
manufacture in his dwelling in a tenement. Before Ju.stifi' Sever-
son. Pleaded guilty and paid costs. $4.1K). Attorney for tht- di l\'nse,
J. Wiel. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, I)cv-
enish.
428 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
336. November 16th. — James Plachek, tailor, 437 Jefferson street,
contractor for Frank & Co. Charge, employing persons not members
of his family in manufacture in his dwelling in a tenement house.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, S4.9(). At-
torney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Devenish.
337. November Kith.- -R. Williamson, manufacturer. West Ran-
dolph street. Charge, not providing fans and hoppers on grinding
and polishing machines. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty
and was fined $25 and costs, $8.65. Was given 60 days time to com-
ply with the law. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complain-
ant, Reiger.
338. November 17th. — Gaus & Stoll, Lincoln, 111. Charge, em-
ploying one boy under 14 years of age. Before public magistrate.
Pleaded guilty and paid fine and costs, SIS. 50. Attorney for the
peox^le, A. L. M. Anderson. Complainant, Ehn.
339. November 20th.- -Richard Morrow, of Morrow Bros.. North
Chicago, Lake county, manufacturer of sweat bands. Charge, em-
ploying one girl under 1() years of age without aflBdavit. Before Jus-
tice (reorge P. Shatswell. Pleaded guilty and paid fin^^ and costs,
$21.35. Attorney for the defense, Charles Whitney. Attorney for
the people, State's Attorney C. Hcydecker. Complainant, Harris.
340. ^November 20th. — H. P. Sedgwick, superintendent Chicago
Hardware & Manufacturing Co., North Chicago, I^ake county.
Charge, employing one boy under 10 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice George P. Shatswell. Pleaded guilty and paid fine
and costs, $21.35. Attorney for the defense, Charles Whitney. At-
torney for the people. State's Attorney C. Heydecker. Complainant,
Harris.
34.1. November 22d. — Alfred Beggison, tailor. 8.S4 North Rockwell
street. Charge, employing three girls under 16 j^ears of age without
affidavits. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs.
819.70. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Comx)lainant, Reiger.
342. November 22d. — Ludger Morency, manager Bedor &
Morency, manufacturers sash, doors, and blinds. Oak Park, 111.
Charge, employing one boy under 16 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid costs. »^7,45.
Attorney for the people. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
313. November 22d. — Louis Kurtzman, tailor, 192 E. AVashington
street. Charge, employing one girl under 16 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid costs,
$5.45. Attorney for the peoi)le. A. J. Harris. Comijlainant, Stein-
mueller.
344. November 22d. — Frank Brich, tailor. Charge, employing
one girl under 1() vears of aire without affidavit. Before Justice
Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, S4.45. Attorney for the
people, A. J. Harris, (^omplainant, Reiger.
345. November 22(1. — Charles Helm, tailor 730 Grand avenue,
contractor, Hirsch, Elson <t Co. Charge, employing x^^rsons not
members of his family in manufacture in his dwelling in a tenement
RECORD OF CONVICTIONS. 429
house. Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guiJty and paid costs,
$4.45. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant. Reiger.
340. November 23d. — Albin Nelson, tailor, 188 Gault court-
Charge, employing one girl under 14 years of age. Before Justice
Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, §10.(X). Attorney for the
people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
347. November 23d. — Charles Carlson, tailor, 185 Larrabeo street.
Charge, employing one girl under 16 years of age without aflSdavit.
Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $0.15.
Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Co.nplainant, Crissey.
348. November 23d. — Edstad Nelson, tailor, 1^8 Gault Court.
Charge, employing one girl under 14 years of age and one girl under
16 years of age without affidavit. Before Justice Severson. . Pleaded
guilty and paid tine and costs, S14.80. Attorney for the people, A.
J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
349. November 23d. — Frederick Lundquist, tailor, 157 Gault
court. Charge, employing one boy under 10 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs,
$6.15, Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
350. November 23d. — Emil Holenberg & Co., tailors, 191 Gault
court. Charge, employing one boy under 10 years of age without
affidavit. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs,
S7.40. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
351. November 27th. — Chester & Willard, manager C. A. Willard
& Co., 177 East Monroe street. Charge, employing three girls and
one boy under 10 years of age without affidavits. Before Justice
Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid fine and costs, $24.00. Attorney
for tho people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
352. November 29th. — Nolan Hatway, manager The Hub Store,
State street. Charge, employing one boy and one girl under 10
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded
guilty and paid costs, S9.SK). Attorney for the people. A. J. Harris.
Complainant, Reiger.
353. November 29th. — G. M. Sweetland, manager New York Dry
Goods Store, State street. Charge, employing two boys under 10
years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs, S9.50. Attorney for the x3eople, A. J.
Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
354. November 29th. —Ellen Rosberg, dressmaker, 007 North
Rockwell street. Charge, employing persons not members of her
family in manufacture in her dwelling in a tenement house. Before
Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, S4.70. Attorney
for the defense, Jo.seph Epstein. Attorney for the Peojole, A. J.
Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
355. November 30th.— John D. Anderson, tailor, 157 Gault court.
Charge, employing one girl under 10 years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $5.45.
Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Crissey.
356. November 30th. — Patrick Dunn, manager Frank Bros. Store,
State street. Charge, employing four boys under 10 years of age
430 FACTORY inspectors' REPORT.
without affidavits. Before Justice SeversOii. Pleaded guilty and
paid fine and costs, .S2i5.1(>. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris.
Complainant, Reiger.
357. November 30th. — Friend, Henry, proprietor shoe store.
State & Monroe streets. Charge, employing one boy under 14 years
of age. Before Justice Eberhardt; pleaded guilty and paid costs,
$5.45. Attorney for the people. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Beiger.
358. December 1st. James D. Daley, tailor, 4^3 (irand avenue.
(Charge, (Mnploying persons not members of family in manufacture
in his dwelling in a tenement house. Before Justice Eberhardt.
Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $5.45. Attorney for the people, A. J.
Harris. Complainant. Reiger.
350. December 3d. -James H. Willits, manager J. C Lutz de-'
partraeiit store. 1(X)0 Milwaukee avenue. Charge, employing four
girls and one boy under h\ years of age without affidavits. Before
Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and paid fine and costs, S2S/.I0.
Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
300. December 4th. B. L. Bolstad, tailor, 15b Gault court.
Charge, employing one girl under li) years of age without affidavit.
Before Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $5.45.
Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant. Crissey.
361. December (Uh — Levi, Marks, 111 East Twenty-second street
t^harge, employing persons not members of his family in manu-
facture in his dwelling in a tenement house. Before Justice Sever-
son. Took a change of venue to Justice Eberhardt. Pleaded not
guilty and was fined $1().(X) and paid f 4.95. Attorney for the defense,
Joseph Epstein. Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris and J. Wiel
Complainant, Cope.
3()2. December 8th. — Charles Johnson, of Johnson Bros. & Co.
department store, 1044 Milwaukee avenue. Charge, employing four
girls under US years of age without affidavits. Before Justice Sev-
erson. Pleaded guilty and paid costs, $21. 8(). Attorney for the
people. A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
363. December 14th. -James H. Dunery, manager T. W. Wil-
marth S: Co., manufacturers gas and electric light fixtures, 225 Lake
street. Charge, not providing fans and hoppers on grinding and
polishing machines. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded guilty and
paid S25.0() fine and costs SO.IK), and was given thirty days to comply
with the law. Attorney for the defense, J. Wiel. For the people.
A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
364. December 14th. — Ignish Schwim. manager World Cycle
Manufacturing Co., 240 AVest Lake street. Charges, not providing
fans and hoppers on grinding and polishing machines. Before
^Fnstice Severson. Pleaded guilty and was fined $25.00 and paid
.^7.S)0 costs. Was given sixty days' time to comply with the law
Attorney for the people, A. J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
3()5. December 14th. — Louis Alexander, manager Lyou Bros
24^)250 East Madison street. Charge, employing four boys under
l^ j'ears of age without affidavits. Before Justice Severson. Pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs, $23.(M). Attorney for the people, A.
J. Harris. Complainant, Reiger.
INDEX.
431
INDP]X.
Abingdon, industries of 237
-Accidents 12
Ale.do, industries <)f ■ 327
Alpha. *' 327
Alton. '• 328
Alto Pass. " 328
Anna. *' 321*
Appropriations 5-12
Assumption, industries of 329
Auburn. " 330
Aurora. " 330-:i31
Hrtkeshop.s 13
Barry. industries of 331
Batavia ** 331
BayJis. '* 33'2
Hellevilit. " 333
Bolvidere. *' 334
Bemeat. " 334
Bloominetoii. " '.i^io
Bootblacks, ni'wsboys 12
Bradley. industrie-- of 336
Bushnell. " 33G
Cairo. " 33<;-337
Camp Point. '* 337
Canton. " 337
Carlinvillf. " . 338
C;irmi, '* 33S
Carpentersville. '* IW
(^arrollton. *' 33S»
Centralia. ** 330
Orro Gordo. * ' 340
Chicago and C«»ok county. S»»e Statis-
tical Table's.
<:hild Labor-
Children, as detined in fact»»ry law. 3
Comparison of, by trades, with
total omploy«'s 15-lG
Comparison of, with total em-
ployes, in stock yards 15
Distribution of in manufacturin!;
and mercantile institutions 13-15
Further leffislation for. rec(»m-
raended 12
Former employers nf more than
100 14
Hours of labor of 1
In department stores 42
Oood ^e."iult^ from regulatinfi: em-
ployment of .1-11
PjiL'e.
Child L',\\>or—( 'oncIu(h <L
In sweatshops 10-11
Outside of Cook county 2
Percentiisfe of lo-lB
Chiyton, industries of 340
Cobden. •' 340
Collinsville, ** 341
Couvlc.ti<»ns and prosecutions, record
of 399-431
Cities and towns not in Cook county 1-2
Cryptal Lake, industries of :j41
Danville. " 311
Decatur. *' 342-343
Deer field. " 343
'DeKalb. " 343
Dcland. '* 344
Dixon. " 344
DuQuoin. " 344
East DubuQue. " 345 '
East St. Louis. " 34o
KdinburK. *' 346
Edwardsville, *" 34f.
Effingham, *' 347
Eitfin. " 347-34l>
Emery wheels, law to compel use of
bl«»wcrs 5-7
Inspection of blowers 322-326
Fire escapes, inspection of liuildintrs 314-320
Law retrulating use af. 7-l>
Freeport, industries of 34I>-350
Fulton. *• 350
Galena. " 351
Gniesburgr. " 351
Garments, law regrulating manufac-
turing: of. rerommendations for 9-10-11
Geneo. indu'*triesof :i5l
Geneva, " 352
Girard. *' 352
Grand Tower, " 352
Granite City. " 353
(Irayville. *' 353
Greentleld, " 354
(iriffgsville. *' 354
Harrisburtr, " 354
Harvard. " 354
Highland Park, ** 355
Hoopeston, * ' 355
Inspection, mode of 8
International ccmventicm 4
432
FACTORY INSPECTORS REPORT.
/mZeuT— Continued.
Paige.
Jacksonville, industries of 35»>
Jersey villc, " 357
Joliet. '* 357-35S
Jonesboro. '* 358
Kane. *' : 358
Knnkakee. *' S'/J
KanHaii, ** 359
Kewanee, " 35!)
I^aPlHce, ** .3f)0
FjaSalle. ** 3 0
Lawrenpeyille. ** 3G0
Legislation, recommendation for. .10-11-12-13
Liberty ville, industries of 3<>1
Lincoln. " 3H1
Lockport, '• 3r.2
Macomb, " 362
Madison. " 'ACi
Makanda. "* 3(J2
Mansfield, '* 363
Marion. " 3^;3
Mattoon. •• 3(54
Mendota. *' 3G4
Metropolis. *' 365
Moline. ** 3<>5
Monticello, " 3(>6
Morris, *' 3fi6
Morrison, '* 366
Morrisonville. " 367
Monmouth. " 367
Mound City. •* 368
Mt. Carmel. " 368
Mt. JSterlinsr, * * 369
Mt. Vernon. " 368
Murphy sboro, " 360
Naperville. ** 369
News boys and ffirls 12
Nunda. industries of 370
Ottawa. '* 370-371
Pana. " 371-372
Paris. •' 372
Pecatonica. " 373
Pekin. " 373
Peoria, *' 373-37G
Peru. " 376-377
Pittsticld. •* 377
Poniiac, " 377
Prosecutions &, convictions, cbari^es
for 3
Prosecutions & convictions, good re-
sults from 10-11
Quiricy, industries of 378-379
Hichmond, '* 379
Rock Falls, " 362
Rockford, ** 380-381
Rock Island. " 382 ;Wi
Roodhouse, *' 'Mi
Sanitation, recommendation for 1 1-13
Slielbyville, industries of 384
Sprinufleld, " ;J84-387
Statistical tables ! ll-'^/T
Blowers for friction wheels ItEI-rar.
Brew^t'ries and soft drinks li»-l •
Brick, stone and terra cotta works.. 20-2:i
Candies and confections 23-24
Carriasres, watrons and bicycles H-iyi
Cisrars and cigarettes i$;-l2
Department stores 42-4n
Dusters, lirooms and bru.shes 4^r4l
Engrr'ving, electrotyping", enam'Iinff 44-4*»
Pire escapes 314-321
Food products 4**-fw
Garments, manufacturing' of 2W7-313
Glass, manu'acturingr from 64-€5
House furnishings C5-C*
Inks, paper and stationery supplier Gi>-T2
Jewelry 72-7^*
Laundries T>-*'l
Metal, manufacturing from... fC-lIc
Musical iUvstrunienrs 115-11*;
Painting and decorating IIT
Paints, oils and varnishes IlS-13'
-Paper boxes 120-121
Pharmacists, proprietary medi-
cines, .surgical supplies 121-12r»
Portraits and artists* specialties . .. 125- 12^
Printing 12V14T
Rubber goods, manufacturing of . . . IIT-U*^
bigns and advertising novelties 14S-I52
Soaps, perfumes and toilet articles. 152-l>i
Ston-s and ofHces 153-177
Tents, awnings, cordage and bags.. 178
Tobacco and snuff 171'
Trunks and leather goods 179-11^
Unclassified : 184- !»*
Wood working trades Ih8-20t.
St. Charles, industries of \ 3j»
Sterling. *' 3S^
St. Johns, *• ....^ ;M9
Streator, "• 3b&
Sugar Grove. " 39H
Sweatshops 9-10-11
Sycamore, industries of 390
Taylorville. ** 390-31*1
Tower Hill, *• 3SC
Turner. " Xfl
Urbana, '* :RB
Utica, •• :fi8
Vandalia. " :«3
Ventilation 11
Vienna, industries of 3^3
VillaRidge, '* Stt
Virden, " 394
Warrensburg, ** 3M
Waukeegan, "
Waverly, " 38S
WhiteHall. " 3S6
Winchester, " 3»
Windsor. •* 396
Woodstock. ** Srt