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REPORTS 


— TO    THE — 


eENERAL  ASSEMBLY 


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18  97. 


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Volume  L 


8PBINGFIELD.  ILL.: 
H.  W.  Rokker,  State  Printer  and  Binder. 

1897. 


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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. 


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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. 


17 

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. 


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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.] 


23 

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 


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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. 


29     , 

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. 


u 

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. 


:5s 

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. 


4:5 

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. 


u 

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. 


4  P. 


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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 


•  4 


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 


. « 


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 


*  • 

4  « 
«  • 


<  t 


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. 

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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 

1 


I 


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. 


67 

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 


68 


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. 


(39 

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. 


u 

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 


1  < 


•  • 


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 


• « 


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. 


*  • 


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. 


m 

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. 


87 

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. 


88 

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. 


89 

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 


90 


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 


91 


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 


t  • 


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 


*  t 


» t 
•  • 

4  • 


4    . 


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, 


92 

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. 


93 

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. 


95 

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. 

ft 

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 


*  •  •  • 


»  ■ 


96 

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. 


97 

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. 

—7  P. 


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98 

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 


100 

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. 


.staut 
ina- 


104 

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//. 


105 

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. 


•  •  •  • 


106 

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. 


108 

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: 


I 


109 


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. 

—8  p. 


Ill 

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. 


1 


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. 


J 


118 


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. 


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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. 


) 


■ 
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. 


] 


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. 


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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, 


.} 


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 


▼  O.  -  ( 

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, 


.} 


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. 


126 

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. 


128 

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, 


129 


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 ;; 

.iv!."^ri";.(;',-..n'-..  w!V.".'.'.'.V.".'.V.V.V.O]m«red 

'  ■    -■   I    ■  ■■  .      J    ....-■ Chic«B" 


Dally.  Harvey  M 

Danfel.  William  B,,.. 
)i.nieN.(ienrMK.... 
lanieli.  CLarles  T — 

•      ■  In,  Henry  E 

!~.  Frank  A 

i«.  William  C... 

ianiei";  Atberl  K.".'.'.. 

lunken.  Donald 

)aD2.  .ttartin. 

.HugliT 

w..I»me3E 

>atin.Elli3C 

""  -eluneiB.  M.  Fred. 
1,  William  K. 


...BlandlBSTille 

luka 

Napervint- 

..WeHtChicaBD 

Woodstock 

Evansion 


)Hviii.  Robert  S 


is,  Joseph  W,., 
lurlsich^fesE'.!! 


)avis.  MoruHn  J.. 
)avia,  Hedrey,  .,.. 

a!  Wn"l«.  M , ,'. 


Uancoutiih 
.Crossvilli^ 
.(inlrsliurK 
.Kickvocd 
..  DeSoto 

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     "■     ■     "  „  .       . 


ssinii 


!»S,  C... 


jion.  Theoilore  B. 

>aH'son.  Riehard  H... 
>ay.EllisI 


inhman,  Thomaa  W... 

il.John 

in.  Wm.  E  

...an.Obed  A 

>fBn.  Corn? liaa  C 

•jarlh.E.A 

!afher«K>-.  Wm,  W 

;rk.Lei»isC 

>^"'Le  w^'. .  I'.*  ■ '. '. '. 

>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... 


{"'"lim 


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 


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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" 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


1()2 


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 


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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 


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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 


—12  P. 


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 


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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 

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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 


1S8 


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. 

_        - 

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 

»  ■■  ..  '        ■  .      ]1 ....Uhl^SBo 

...Woudhiill 


:»y,  J.  Bert... 
on.  HHrver  V 

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. .  MiirDhysboro 


»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-- 


Eadx.  Jue 


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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.- 


...Chlca_„ 
..Waterloo 


Kockford 

Pearl 

Milfonl 

:::i:S!X 

..MHpleFurk 


,. CliauiualKU 

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 


•  ♦. 


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 


272 


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 

—18  P. 


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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 


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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.'' 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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^ 


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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. 


14 


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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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 


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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 

\ 

2 

1 

8 

lo 

2 

1 

1 

1 

3 

1 

2 

1 

2 

2 

3 

1 

3 

1 

8 

% 

iHr 

\ 

]!< 

1 

2 

^ 

1 

1 

3 

1 

3 

1 

3 

1 

3 

^ 

Vi 

1 

3 

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 

Willow  Springs... 

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51 


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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. 


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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 


• « 
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•  * 


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 


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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 

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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 
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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. 


55 

• 

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 


z 


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 


16 


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 


28 


BREWERIES  AND  SOFT  DRINKS. 


Q  i      W 
n  OB 


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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Carpenter.  A.—  i 

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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20 

201 

561 

60! 

12 

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26 

60 

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14 

13 

123 


12 
30 
20 
66 
60 
15 
3 


80 


50 


ii;        1      12 


14 


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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 


QD 

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2' 


30 


g 


41 


4 


15 


16 


15 


75 


1J« 


IK) 


31 


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11 

55 

40 


2 


12 


25 


24 


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42 


15 


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17 


75 


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90 


:3i 


20 
21 
11 
110 
40 


12 

26 

24 

3 


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18 


FACTORY  inspectors'  REPORT. 


Breweries  and  Soft  Drinks — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


O 

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B     , 


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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.  < 

t 

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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40 


BREWERIES  AND  SOFT  DRINKS. 


1» 


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^ 
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,  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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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. 


9 


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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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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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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 

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10 

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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 

■fc    t^X  XmX  J  C  J'tCr*     II    •■■■■■•••••••■•■•■•• 

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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54 

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8! 

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219 
10 


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CARRIAGES,    WAGONS    AND   BICYCLES. 


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Aff,  Henry  J.  &  Co.— 
682-686  Cly bourn  av. 

Allison.  Georgre  W.— 
69  Thirty-first  st . . . . 


WaiTons  and  bu^riries 


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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 


26 


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   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 


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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.- 


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MOB  State  St. 


Oy«le  Co.— 
1^-n  W.  JacksoB  St. 


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iT^analst 


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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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31 


Carriages,  Wagons  and  Bicycles — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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09      I 


O 


t 


ss 


o 


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. 


8 

4 

1 


escr  I  So 

is* '  2-' 

or 


10 
4 

I 

1 
4 

10 


4 

5 
4 
2 

I 

3- 

7   , 

2251. 

3   . 

11    . 


8 
43 
4 
1 
2 
1 
2 
12 
4 
1 
4 

10 
3 
4 


2 
3 
7 
225 
3 
11 


32 


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 


10 


3 


4 

• 

'        !i 

30 

1 

30 

' 

3 

1 

34   287 


3 
5 
3 
2 
lOl 


4 

30 

30 
3 
6 


6 

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1 

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1. 

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3 

1 

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15 

2 

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12 


14 


200 
5 

152 

3 

3 

15 


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CARRIAGES,   WAGONS   AND   BICYCLES. 


IVfi 


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 


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16 


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4 
312 

64 

30 

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56 
14 


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1 

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34<  1,500 

I 

8  (>4 

31  17 


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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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OB 

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OB 


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a  I 


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1 


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2 

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2 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
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OB 


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d 


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1    I   •    ►* 


2 
9 

li  3 
1 

3,  9 

1 
1 

■•I  I 

,.'         2 

2 

50 


34 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Cigars  and  Cigarettes — Continued. 


*< 

-t 


Name. 


Location. 


O 

g 


;g 


S 


OB 


OB 


o 
< 
<» 
•1 


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 


2 


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. . . 


2 


2 


1 


li 
2 


26. 
2, 


I 


Carlson.  Gns I22  Cleveland  av  . . . 

Carpenter  &  Lynch 1817  W.  Madison  st. 

Carrier.  Edwin , 113  Blue  Islutidav. 


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1 


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1 

6 

8 

1 

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1 

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11 

10 

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2 

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IS 


CIGARS   AND   CIGARETTES. 


35 


Cigars  and  Cigarettes — Continued. 


SB 
•1 
OD 


Name. 


Location. 


Q 

c 
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. 


1 
4 
2 


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2i 
11 


20 


II 
9 


1 
1 
1 


1 

1 

r 
i 


i: 
1 

15 
1 


2 

24 

4 

1 
8 
5 
1 
3 
1 
3 
29 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
5 
4 
6 
2 

3 
2 
1 
1 
1 

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5 
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10 


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5 

1 

10 

6 

1 

3 

1 

3 

50 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

13 

12 

18 

2 

4 

2 

1 

1 

1 

2 

2 

13 

1 

8 

1 

6 

4 

2 


1 
1 
2 
1 
2 
3 
I 
6 
1 
4 
2 

1 
1 
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1 
1 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
3 
2 
3 
8 
1 

1 
3 
3 
26 
9 
I 
1 


36 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Cigavi^  and  Cigarettes — Coutinued. 


I 


Name. 


Location. 


5" 
ig 


Oi 


si" 

^  Oft 

« 
:  ? 


2^ 
H 

:  «• 
:  o 

:  o 
.  1 


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 
1 
2; 


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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ati-2iu  s.  L 
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. 

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CIQABS  AND  CIGABETTE6. 


Cigars  and  CigareUes — ^Continued, 


Locktion. 

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ValleDB.EuKEDe&L* 
Vnllenfl.EaeeDe&Ci 
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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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 
1 
16 
1 
6 

1 

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I 


2,653 


3. 
1' 


I 
1 
I 

13 
1 
3 
2 

II 
3 


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i 
1 

1 

2 

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 

C 

9 

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2; 

i; 

4201 


^1 


9 

a 

1 


en 


18 


1 


345 

5 
84 


I 


1 
80 

5 
30 


1 


6 

175 

14 


1» 

Males 
year 

Child 
16  ye 

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•_Oi 

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19 

14 

1             2            ^ 

19 

14 

1         2.        35 

780 
14 

520 
14 

5        31 

582 

570 

1     48  i«aoo 

2 

2 

4 

13 

11 

1        2S 

9 

6 

1.       16 

2 

5 

1 

J 

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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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. 


g 

a 

9 


a 


OB 
P 

a 

A 


Oi 


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 


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87 

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131 

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133' 


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8 

2 

1 

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21 


5lL 


3 

3 
62 
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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 

! ' 

• 


t 
1 

5|!. 

1 

1 1 

1 

I 

1. 


336  17 

I.        ! 


I 
1 
1 

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 , 


t^  OB 

n 


P 
•1 


(30 


S<1 

^  CD 
C6 


OS 


Bedord  &  Roeder— 
103-105  8.  Canal  st Nickel  &  electro  plating. : 


p  I 
►1 


o> 


2? 

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ce 

O 
< 


^ 


2« 


2i 


c 

S  '■ 


I 
18 

67 

20 

8 
48 
16 

61! 


o»cr  I 

3p  • 

p 
p 
a 
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8 


6' 


3  o 

I: 
s| 

r 
a 


19 

75 

S 
6 


.17 


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. 


Is 

OB 

D 

a  , 

^     ! 


o» 


SB 


a 


II'        21 


eneaict.  ueorge  u.— 

175-177  S.  Clark  st ;Eng.  and  electrotyping. 1, 


1  . 

li. 


I 


52 


o    1 
< 

►1 


91 


3. 


-9 

■  © 

0 


3 


229|, 

Till 

I 
2i| 


Cu  I 
►1    . 


;»! 


Ok  5 

or 

o 


360 

75 


6, 

6 

U 

1 

U 

20!| 

20 

1' 
15, 

15 

5 

0 

16  i 

1 
1 

17 

4o; 

40 

2' 

1 

3 

111 

•J 

2t 

13 

0 

lOl 

1 

.1 
10 

5 

2 

7 

y 

14 

2' 



2 

L45. 

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 

i 

20i 


20 

17 
5 
1 
2 
2 
9| 
6< 
1 
3! 

10 
6! 

28 

75 

I 
811 

18 


• 

1 

1 

1 
( 

1 

1 

1 

i 

1 

1 

1 

1 
1 

1 

t 
1 

> 
1 

1 
1 

! 

1 
1 

1 

1 

t 

( 

! 

1 

•  ^ 

B& 


:  ? 

•   o 


1 

12 

35 

5 

IS 

21 

1 

20 

18 

5 

1 

2 

2 

9 

13 

1 

3 

10 

u 

IS 

4 

12 


101 


ENGKAVINO,   ELECTROTYPING  AND  ENAMELING. 


47 


Engraving,  Elertrotyping  and  Enameling — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


H  W 


OB 


0 

a 

1 


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 


i: 


OB 

o 
< 


10 


6! 


►1 


«  0 


£3 

d 
a 


S.SL 

-  »B 
:  ? 


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 


1 


6t        49 
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 

►1 


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 
i 

OB 

o 
-1 

t 

►1 


SI- 
3» 


< 
ft 


17, 


1, 


^  i 


o>tr 

3  S3 


c 

B 


2! 


3!' 


282 


I  ( 


31! 
I 

11 
3 


6|        94 
1291      211 


111. 


3; 


35U 


>3  9 

c 

t 

►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 


•^9 

m 
C 

a 


g 

p. 


0»    I 


2? 
SB 


Bunsre  (Wm.  H.)  Co— 
71  N.Ann  St 


'-c 


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. 


§2'  SS 
i  53 

o 
a 


9 
23 


ISI 


24 


18 


6 


"S,  Il 


i; 


16 
3 

8 

12 


10 


17 
2 

20 

4 

346 

8 

8 

549; 


3 


31. 


488 


-I 


2j 


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. 


47 
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26 


42 


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3 

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2, 

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3, 


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2 


8 
3 
1 
2 

43 
3 
2 
6 
8 
2 
112 

45 
3 
2 
1 


1   325 


3 


B2 


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 


I 


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. 


2^ 

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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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4 

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15 
17 
10 

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12 


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5.1. 


FOOD   PBODUCTS. 


DO 


Food  Pj'oducts — Continued. 


Nara«  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Indu&try. 


a. 

0i 


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 

» 

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 . 

I 
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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8 
4 
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140 


3 
2 
2 


3 


3 
5 


5f) 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Food  Products — Continued. 


Xaiue  tfnil  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


II 


g 

CD 


^t0 


S 


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 


Cereal  coffee 


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3 
4 

1 
2 
1 

12 
607 
2 
381 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
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17 
1 

14 
8 

14 
8 
8 


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FOOD  PRODUCTB. 


5T 


Food  Products — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


OS. 

5- 


CD 


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 


age  uo.- 
elfthst. 


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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21 

I 
401 


3 
128 


Males    over    16 
years ! 

Children    under! 
16  years 

2 

2 

1 

18 

2 

85 

24 

1 

16 

1 

60 

2 

2 

1 

26 

1 

4 

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23 

8 

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9 

3 

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2 
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1 

18 

100 

2 

2 

30 

4 

3 

3 

6 

2 

3 

2.683 

3 

460 

3 


68 


FA.CTORY   inspectors'   REPORT. 


Food  Products — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


5- 

s 


I     CD 

0     , 


M?    sR 


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 . 

I 

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 


1. 


11, 
1. 


5 

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3 

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FOOD  PRODUCTS. 


5» 


Food  ProcZi^c/s— Continued. 


2  "1 


5"     3* 


2o 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


>  . 


I  * 

D    I    .    g 

►5     :  '* 


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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4 

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20 


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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 
thi 


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 . 


I 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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5 


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Bakery 

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 


18 


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POOD   PBODDOT8. 

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. 


*  o 


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. 


Ssr 


I 


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Sb 

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a 

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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 

if 


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15 
15 
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8 
11 

5 

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I 

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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 


to 


S<4 


t 

DO 


5 


£-  !  3« 


0 
0 
0< 


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 


0 

0     ■ 
0. 


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o 


-9 

en  S 


0 
0 

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111        10       424 


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CD   0 

c* 
1 


ll 

1 

25 

25 

2 

2 

2! 

1 

''         2 

1 

12 

12 

2; 

2 

1 
11 

11 

8 

i;    10 

11       445 


HOUSE   FURNLSHINGS. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


on  'iD 


0 
0 

►1 


OS   I   •    Oi 


0 
0 
0. 
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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 


JS  0 

1  SB 
a 


CO 


s 


oscr 


Bellinger  Bros.— 

1 171  Milwaukee  av Mattresses 


Bremer.  Carl— 
221  Fifth  av .Carpets  and  draperies. 

— 0 


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O  *B 

1 


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0 
0 

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0*0 

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7  

1  

2, 

3    

1:  3 

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1 
7 
2 
2 
3 
10 
8 
3 


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FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPOKT. 


Houi^c   Furnish ings — Continued. 


^4  S"      SO 

SB  ce       p  CD 


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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; 


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2 
2. 
14 

8 
17 

3 

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5 

2;i 
1 
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2i 


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25 

9 

48 


4 


1 

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21 
5 

14 
3 

1 


3 
21 

3 


HOUSE    FURNISHINGS. 


67 


House  Furnishings — Continued. 


qoo     ^QB     s;g 


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S^i'MP 


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Name  and  Locatiou. 


Brnnch  of  Industry. 


c 

o 

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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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1 
1 
1 


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2 
1 

1'', 

I 
1   . 

3   . 

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4<  . 


3 

3 

15 

2 


4 
3 


10 

1 

12 

1 

1 

1 

74 

2S 

20 


15! 


1 
10 


d 
9 

•1     1 


5' 


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►1 


4 

3 
1 
1 
3 
3 
4 
3 
3 
4 
61 
3 

:i 


10' 


3 


112 

2 

21 


1 
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68 


FACTORY    inspectors'    REPORT. 


House  Furnishings — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


■  oa  01 


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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, 


2 

1 

21»' 
6 


1 

7 

16 

12. 


Se. 

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70 


95 
IS 
40 
5 
6 
37 
96 

n 

50 
3 


3 
3 


33 


I 

IQ 
3) 


HOUSE   FURNISHINGS. 


69 


House  Furnishings — Concluded. 


f 


Name  and  Location. 


We.1t  Side  Carpet  Co.— 
227  Blue  Island  av 


Branch  of  Industry. 


i-l  CD 

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a 

A 

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o» 


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. , 


1 


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17 


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1 


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1 

2 

451 

655 

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11 


2 
2 

3 


31'  1.187 


INKS,    PAPER   AND   STATIONERY   SUPPLIES. 


1    yjO 

i     GB  1^ 

I     ^  OD 

CB 


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 


g 


St  OB 

ca 


0 


a 


SB 

^  I 
^  i 


<t>  9 

5« 


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 

.'         8 

17l! 

33 

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1 

6 

1                          1 

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1 

3;         6 

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1           1 

18 

1 

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1 

2 

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9 

1 

641. 

1 
1 

5    

1            '  1 

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I 

16 

1 1 
7i 

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58 


FAcrroRY  inspectors'  report. 


Food  Products — Continued. 


I 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


00 

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9 

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1 


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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. 


1 
1. 


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%  • 


125 
2< 


31 


9 


26 


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2   . 

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13 

4 


4 

3 
2 

I 

13 


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4 

» 
3 


FOOD   PRODUCTS. 


51> 


Food  Prod/^c/s— Continued. 


o 

3 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


S3 
D 

ft 

1 


2o 

HOB 


c» 


11 

o 

Ok 

o 
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3 


OD 


Price's  Flavoring Bztract Co. . .  'Flarorinff  extracts. 

I 
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' 


75' 


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 


14 


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 


ACT* 

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37 


3]        37 


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5 

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7  ', 

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4;. 

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20    . 

3   . 


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2 

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4    

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99  I  1 

3 

3   


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69 


4^ 


21 
2 
3 

11 

» 

4 

73 

175 

4 

i 

19 


3 
7 
4 
3 
20 


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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 . 


1 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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0 
0 


s 


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s 


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Bakery 

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. 


«4Q 

g 


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 


g 


V 


at 

% 


o 
»1 


1 
11 

4 

5 
20 
26 

3 

1 
36 

2 


40 
3 

1| 
14 
3 
2 
3 

2| 
3I 


si 

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3 

3 

4.116 


g 


§ 


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3 


6 


4 

14 
4 
5- 

21 

45- 

12 
1 

36^ 
4 


73 
3 
1 

14 
3 
2 
3 


3 

1 
3 


18   4.aOS( 


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 

i 

16 

I 

28 

I 

3 


19 

1 

41 

41 

25 
I 


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— 


3  w 


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9     «H 


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§1 


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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 

I 

I 

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I 

I 
4i 

1 


19.877 


o 


8i 

3 

2': 2 

1 

31 [         3 

t 3 

1 

3' ,          3 

6; 

6 

22i 

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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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 

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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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LAUNDRIES. 


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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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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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FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


METAL. 


Name  and  Location. 


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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Name  and  Location. 


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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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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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Metal — Continued. 


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Branch  of  Industry. 


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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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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 


inicaeo  I 
87-91  W. 


Dig  &  Machine  Wks.— 
Lake  st. 


Chi.  Drop  Forge  &  F'dry  Co.- 
Kensinflrton 


Chieaso  File  A  Rasp  Co.— 


sago 
IS.< 


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. . 


;iiieaff< 
Poiti( 


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. 

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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. 


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Metal — Continued. 


Nnme  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Females  over  16 
years 

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. 


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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. 


Name  and  Location. 


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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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. 


liiame  and  LoeiitioD. 


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. 


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65 
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26 
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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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Meial — Continued. 


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232-234  £.  Washinston  st. 

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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Metal — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Home  Stove  Works- 
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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23 


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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 

• 

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 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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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1 

4ii 

80, 

1 

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1 

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90 

1 

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1 
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2 

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12 

'1 

19 


4 

2 
36 


HO 
40 

5 
9U 

3 


20 


2 
1 

S 

40 

12 


98 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS'   REPORT. 


Meial — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry 


•9 

M  OB 

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:  o 

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Keyle««  fiOck  Co.— 
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 


H 
75 

3 

6 

15 

10 

15 

S 
IS 


70 

2 
5 
5 


2 
€ 
I 

8 


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 

*t 


36 

300 

5 

2 

19 
8 

21 

75 


6 

280 
55 

8 
35 

5 
10 


25 

3 

48 

1 

1) 

1 

1 

12   1        12 

1           1 

38 40 

1 

43 

43 

1 

75 

1 

75 

100 


PAOTORY  inspectors'  REPORT. 


Metal — Continued. 


Q 


t  a 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


p 
a 


a 


OB 


o 
< 


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. 


I, 


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. 


40 


*•  ST 

OB 


1 


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O 


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20 

10 

5 

26 


5 

6 

1.945 


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7. 


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2fl 


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20 
10 

5 


5 


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5 
15 


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40 

1 

1 

3 

1 

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2 

25 


10 
23 


14 
ISA 

10 


METAL. 


101 


Metal — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry* 


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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! 


OBg 

•  o 
.  o 


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. 


P 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry* 


!5« 


0 


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0 

1 


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3 


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 


3t 

I 

li 


15 
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 


9 
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52   .  og 


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3 


3 


27 


GO 


14 


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22: 


16 


15 


34 


s      •  2 


28 

GO 

14 

778 

2 

360 

4 

8 

22 

16 

15 


35 


15' 

.1       15 

1 

12 

1  1 

.;     12 

5" 

1 
.1          5 

1 

3   

1 1 

.'          3 

1 

20i 

1 

•1        -^0 

1 

3i 

1 

1 

3 

1 

35    

.1        35 

6: 

1 

104 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Metal — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry* 


P 


So 

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C 
P 

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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 

5 


g 


B 

:  cr 
:  o 


12 


61 


3 
i 
3 
4 
70 


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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. 


5  "i 


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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. 


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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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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. 


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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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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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113 


Metal — Continued. 


Nmbm  and  Loeatloii. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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WeUer  Ufg.  Co.— 
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 

. 

6 

1 

15 

4 

2 

1.695 

6 

94 

I 

2 

74 

2 

29 

1 

3 

U 

1 
1 

381 

6 

10 

2 

60 

1 

1 

1 

12 

15 



5. 


20 


au. 


60 


20 


2,000 

8 
5 


15 

6 

2,100 

95 

2 

100 

30 

3 

45 

406 

21        28 

60 

1 
14 


15 
5 

'ZO 
3 


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 

10 

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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Yonnsr.  Frederick— 
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. 


75 


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J 


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o 
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OP 


o 
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691 


8.661 


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0 
0 

a 


6 


2 


12 


40,696 


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•  2* 


666 


6 


2 


2 


12 


44.923 


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 


21 


18 


t  ^ 


2 

1 

7 

15 

122 
11 

130 
1 

479 

287 
4 
5 


?    3 


• 

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SB 

• 

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1 

S3 

:  0 
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I 

Males     over     16 
vears  

Children    under 
16  years 

-»? 


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 

il 

:  o" 

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 

i 

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 

\ 
,        1 

Holm  &  Co.— 
247  Wells  st 

Guitars  and  mandolins. . 

5 

■ 

S 
i 

s 

1 

6 

S 

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. . 

» 

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 

s.m 

PAINTING  AND  DBCX>BATING. 


in 


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 


:  o 


80 

18 

700 

1 

10 

IS 

I 

» 

16 


80 
( 


70 

IS 

f 

I 


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. 


_     \ 


Name. 


Alexander  &  Euechenmiester. 

Arnold  &  Murquart 

B**rnstein,  Abraham 

Boston  Paper  Box  Co 

Chicago  (^ase  Mf  jr.  Co 

Chicago  Folding  Box  Co 


! 

<9 

Boys 
years 

Femal 
1    years 

Males 
yenrs 

So* 

If 

Location. 

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Ss. 

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108-110  AufTUsta  st 

8 

8 

8 

4 

10 

n 

71  W.  Monroe  st 

2 

18 
6 
8 

18 

6 

6 

2 

16 

2 
2 

n 

228  W.  Twelfth  st 

fl 

8a  Fifth  av 

• 

m 

71-78  W.  Monroe  st 

2 

9 

134-136  Washington  st...  . 

4 

201 

16 

i 

FAFEB  BOXES. 


Paper  Boxes — Concluded. 


Nune. 

LocatloD. 

If 
■  8 
Is 

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II 

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5| 

ii 

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1 

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11 

1 

1 

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11 

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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 

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2 
2 


80 


7 

82 
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7 

18 


4 
4 
4 

18 
2 
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2 

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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 


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11 


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5 
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10 


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PORTRAITS  AND  ABTISTS    SPBCIALTIBS, 


Nftine  and  Loaation. 


Ts'llni 


Photo  BnaravV  Co.- 


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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 

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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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Printing 

Engraving. 

Printing 

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Printing 

Printing 

Publishing 

Printing 

Printing 

Printing  and  binding. 

Music  printing 

Printing 


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3 

4 

3 

6 

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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 

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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. 


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8 


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87 


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2 
3 

25 

12 
9 

24 
5 
8 

87 
7 

31 

38 
2 
8 
6 
3 

10 
1 
1 
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61 


2 


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35 
8 
1 
2 
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12 
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21 

130 

12 

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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 


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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 


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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 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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Publishing.... 
Lithographing. 
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Printing. 


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Printing. 
Printing. 
Printing. 


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Printing. 


Printing. 


Printing  and  engraving. 


E^inUng. 
Printing. 
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Engraving  and  printing. 


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15 

17 

18 

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Flanders,  Khrby  &  Co.— 
170  £.  Madison  at 


Flaws.  Maflnias  &  Co.- 


8»«7  Fifth  av 


aeni 
Ctha 


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 

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Printing:. 

Printing: 

Printins:  and  binding. 

PriatinflT. 

Printing. 

Printing 

Printing 

Printing. 

Printing  and  binding. 

Book  binding 

Printing 

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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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26 

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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. 
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Printing  and  binding. 


Printing. 


Printing. 


Printing  and  engraving. 


Printing. 


Printing. 


Printing  and  engmving. 


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Lithographing. 


Printing. 


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Printing. 


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Printing. 


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30 


8 


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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 


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Book  binding 

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Blank  book  mfg 


Johnson  Printing  Co.— 
190-192  Fifth  av IPrinting 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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Printing^ — Oontinned. 


Name  and  Loeation. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 


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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 


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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 

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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 


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Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Scbuetz.  Charles— 
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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 


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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 

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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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FACTORY   IJNSPBCTORS     REPORT. 


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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 


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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 


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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 


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Wtatt  &  Field— 
196  S.  Clark  st 


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Wuestefeld.  Francis— 
83-85  Pitthav 


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Frinting— Concluded. 


Name  and  Location. 


York.  Geortre  W.  &  Co.— 
U8Mlebifl:an8t 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Dearborn  &  Harrison  sts — 

No.  of  places  inspected— 447 


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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 


«4  S 

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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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148 


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 

mf  vi^ 

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 

• 

u 

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 

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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 

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SIGNS   AND   ADVERTISING  NOYBLTIES. 


149 


Signs  and  Advertising  iVbvetties— Continued. 


Name  and  Looatioii. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


I*  OB 


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0 

a 
a 


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0 
0 


•5 

SB 
2- 


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1 


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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 


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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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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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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 
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2 
3 

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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 

71 

1.881 

STORES  AND  OFFICES. 


Name  and  Location. 


1 

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.. 


2 
8 
4 

10 


2 

U 

4 


154 


FACTORY   inspectors'   RBPORT. 


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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Nwn«  and  Location. 

Branch  of  Indagtir. 

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li'wsiKiSsii-;.    .... 

Bell.  J.  E.- 

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Betfc,  Kplley  4  C<t.- 

Btddle.GeorBeW.A.- 

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BUckslI.  Edw.  S." 

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Hllk  and  butter.' 

156 


FAOTOBY    INSPECTOBS'  BEPOBT. 


,  Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Kame  and  Loeation. 


Braneh  of  Indastry. 


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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 


8 
2 


8 
1 
5 
2 


1 
8 

10 


19 


STORES  AND  OFFIOBS. 


1&7 


Stores  and  Offices — Continned. 


N«me  and  Loemtion. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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o 


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 , 


2 


2 


8 


11 


19 


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1 


2 
4 

2 
1 
1 
1 

7 
8 
6 
1 


86 
1 
1 
6 

10 

11 
2 
3 
4 

12 
1 
3 
3 


30 


9 


:  I" 


2 


2 
5 
4 
1 
2 
1 
11 

1 
9 
96 
1 
1 

27 

10 

12 

3 

3 

9 

18 

1 

3 

4 


1B8 


FAOTORY  IN^PBCTOBS'  BBPOBT. 


Stores  and  O#ces"--Co^tinued. 


Name  and  Location. 


J     Branch  of  Industry. 


B 

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Coats  Thread  Go. 
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 


8 


11 
2 

10 
3 


1 
1 
4 
4 
4 
1 
6 
4 

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17 
8 
2 
2 
8 
12 
8 
2 
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2 

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3 
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1 
1 
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4 
4 
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5 
2 

If 

3 


2 

3 

IS 

I 

2 

1 
1 


8TORSS   AND   OFFIOE^. 


159 


Stores  and  Offices — Coutinued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


3 


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a 

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OD 

O 


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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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a 


1 

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26 

2 

1 

1 

1 
47 

1 

1 

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4 

3 

5 

5 

1 

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1 

2 

3 
1 
1 
3 

2 
1 


47 

U 


4 

3 
5 

8 

1 

16 


160 


FACTOBT  INSPECTORS'  BEFOBT. 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Braneh  of  Indostry. 


Q 

Si 

9  m 


a 
a 

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Eld  red.  Samuel  D.~ 
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. 


35 
1 


2 


1 

1 

15 


8 
3 
1 

10 


12 


2 


3 
10 

14 


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4 

1 


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II 

41 

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STORES   AND  OFFICES. 


161 


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 

« 

Gonzales.  Mora  &  Co.— 

147  Fifth  av 

Gottmanahausen,  Gustav— 
SOON.  Clark  st 

Gowan.  Victor  D.— 
147-158  Fifth  av 

Gray,  Howard  P.— 
604  Seenrity  bldff 

—11 


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. 


2 
1 
5 
5 
1 
4 
9 

18 
1 
2 
1 
3 
1 
1 
1 
4 
2 
S 
8 
2 
8 
2 

11 


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B 

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1 

3 

1 
5 
5 
1 
4 

10 

18 
1 
2 
I 
3 
I 
I 
I 
6 
2 
3 

10 
3 
3 
2 

17 


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162 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS    REPORT. 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  amd  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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M  CO 

D 

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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 


6 
3; 

I 

I 
49 

I 

7 

I 

7 

I 

6 

I 

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I 

4 

I 

1 

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2 

I 

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1 

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1 

3 

2 

2 

2 

1 

5 

11 


81 

i 
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STORES   AND  OFFICES. 


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 


'^^ 


ay. 


Holm.  John-~ 
227  Dearborn  st 

Hoist  Prank— 
516  N.  Clark  st  . 


Holser.  Peter  A.— 
.1257K.  Cla^st.  . 


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n 

:  e 

3 

8 
12 
4 
1 
1 
1 
6 
2 
1 
1 
1 
35 
5 
9 
2 
2 
3 
1 
76 
5 
3 
1 
6 


164 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS    REPORT. 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Girls    under    16 
years 

1 

if 

r 

:  0 

■a 

Females  over  16 
years 

Males    over    16 
years 

Children    under 
16  years 

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 


8 


2 


12 
20 
10 
5 
1 
2 
1 
4 
12 
5 
8 
1 
3 
1 
1 
2 
8 
4 
1 
1 
8 
8 
I 


20 


29 


16 


I 
4 
14 
5 
3 
1 
3 
2 
1 
J 
4 
4 
1 
1 
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STORES   AND   OFFICBS. 


165 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


U 

6 


5 


g 


u 


Katx  &  Co.— 
20e-2M  State  at 


s9 


•  p 
:  fr 


'I 


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 


••*••• 


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. 


OD 


0 

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0 

1 


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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 
1 

1. 

7i 

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II 

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1 

2i 
2 
S 
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5 
8 
1 
3 
2 


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2 


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1 


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10 


1 
1 


1 


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3 


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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 
at 

il 

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. 


Q 


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2l 

■0 

a 


o 
< 


E 


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 


4> 


80 


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< 


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D 


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2 

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15 
3 
3 
4 

19 
1 
1 


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B 

cr 

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li 


I 


13 

5ij         1 

3i 

I 

52 


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13 

8 


115 


18 


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STORES   AND  OFFICES. 


169 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


6 

a 


OD 

d 

1 


22" 


o 


OB 


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, 


o 
1 


s9 

•I 


2 
1 
2 

60 
6 
1 
2 

11 
1 
3 
1 


5 
1 
1 
2 
1 

11 
3 
1 
1 


0 

B 
»1 


Butter 


20 


S| 

H 


2 
1 

2 

61 
7 
1 
2 

13 
1 
4 
1 
1 

•  2 
5 
1 

'  1 
2 
1 

12 
3 
1 
1 
2 
1        20 


-    I 


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 


li 


d 
o 


oS. 


1 


5 

...... 

1   ; 

1 

I 

'» 


20 


30 


130 


STORES   AND   OFFICES. 


171 


Stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


a 

a 


2| 

If  OB 

oa 

0 
0 

fD 

1 


SB 
=  1- 


5 

A 

t 


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. 


9 

3 


8 


ll 


1' 


o 

< 


op* 

•^5 


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 


P 
0 

*1 


:  c 

>    9 

.   o 


% 

t 

a 

2 

2 

51 

1 

4 
14 

4 

41 
20 

a 

3- 

4 
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: 

* 

• 

{        7 

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 

,.J       « 

Rynard.  Louis— 
408N.  Clark  at 

Couches 

i 
1 

1 

1 

i 
{     I 

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 

......J     .< 

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. 


•^  OB 


g 

•1 


0 

0 

GU 

•1 


3& 


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 


■  •  •  •  ■ 


9 


I 

10 

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m 
s 

1€ 
S 


1 
4 
S 

1 


STORES    AND   OFFICES. 


175 


stores  and  Offices — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


S|  OB 


a 
a 


9> 


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 


1 
5 


1 

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I 

1 

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1 

1 

1 

1 
3   

1  ' 

II 

3,1 

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1 

II 

1 

1 

1 

1 
1 

1 

II 

2;i 

1 1 

i|l 

ti 

3 


6 
2 
2 
1 
1 

30 
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 


'  8 


•  ? 


4 

58 
2 
1 
3 


1 
1 
1 
5 
48 
2 


2 


5 

60 
2 
1 
8 


6 
8 


1 
1 

8 
1 
2 
1 
S 
2 
I 
C 

I 


STORES   AND    OFFICES. 


177 


Stores  and  Offices — Concluded. 


Name  and  Location. 


'  r  ' 

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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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1 


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2 

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1 

2    

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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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3  2 


22         18 


18 


3 


30         45 


40        38 


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6 


6  6 


56 


501        25 


9 


10 


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30 


15 


12 


71 
75 

if 
50 

I 


6 


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. 


10 


S2 


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60 
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289: 


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47 

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15' 

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86 
1 

85 

3 

412 

2 

14 


49, 


1       387!      166 


50       603 


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 

I 

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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8 


16 


31: 


3 


22 
10 
1 
1 
3 
II 

2i 

I 

31 


3  »♦ 

30  D 

1 


3 
16 
6 
3 
2 
9 


15 


22 
127 
1 
1 
3 
I 
2 
3 


180 


FACTORY   inspectors'   REPORT. 


Trunks  and  Leather  Goods — Continued. 


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I     CA  OB 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


1 


Oi 


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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10 

3 

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13  2 

5  1 

6   

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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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41 


125 


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125 


51      200 


24 
2 
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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 


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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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181 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Trunks  and  Leather  Goods — Concluded. 


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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 


90  2.9»( 


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 

1 

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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186 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Unclass  ified — Continued . 


2  5.  !  551 


QB  oa 


Name  aud  Location. 


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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UNCLASSIFIED. 


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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14 

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13 


188 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Unclassified — Concluded. 


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Name  and  Location. 


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. 

I 

Woods  Mfsr.  Co.— 
80  S.  Market  st Metal  polish 


No.  of  places  inspected— 92, 


27 


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4 
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WOOD   WORKING   TRADES. 


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. 


189 


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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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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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 


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Name  and  Location. 


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 


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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 


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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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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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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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Goodvillie  (D.  M. )  Co.— 
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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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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Wood   IVorkifig  Trades — Continued. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Hendry.  Alex— 
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  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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<«  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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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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Lobstein.  J.  G.— 
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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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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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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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 


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42-56  E.  Huron  9t I  Pic.  frames  &  mouldings 

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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  . 

I 
.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  . 
Mouldings. 


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30 

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12 
18 
25 

15 
20 

50 
6 


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20 
4 

37 

3 

150 


20 


204 


FACTORY   inspectors'    REPORT. 


Wood  Working  Trades— Contmued. 


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Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Seibold,  C.  &  Co.— 
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 

1 


15 


12 

I 

1 

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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56 

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1  55 

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1  2 

1  115 


19 


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1 
5 
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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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8 

3 

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10 

10 


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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 


Name. 


Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 


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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, 


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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 
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184 
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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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211 
212 


Berglund.  Oscar 40  Wendell  st . . . 

Berglund,  Peter 804  N.  xMoznrt  st 


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213 


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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 

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«  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 

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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 
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..2M  Fifth  BV 

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..!WS.  Market  St.... 
..'SK-ZSeS.  Canal  st. 

..:»3  S.Green  at 

.1668)4.  Campbell  av 

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..:56a Dickson  st 

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..  649Throop  Bt 

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..  tU7  JobnaouBt  

..  366  Wahansia  av 

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..  763W.  FuurteentbBt 

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GARMENT    MAKERS. 


215 


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FACTORY  INSPECTORS    REPORT. 


Oarmeni 


Name. 


Location. 


Braucb  of  Industry. 


283 
284 
2a5 
286 

287 
28S 
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290 
291 
292 
293 
294 
295 
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314 
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349 
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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 


Pants 

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'  Pants 

I  Caps  and  hats 

I  Coats 

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,  Cloaks 

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Coats 

Merchant  tailoring. 


GARMENT   MAKERS. 


217 


Makers — Continued. 


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296  No  . .  Yps 

297  *• 

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320  •• 

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326  *• 

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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 


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FACTORY   INSPECTORS    REPORT. 


Oarmeni 


Name. 


Location. 


Branch  of  Indastry- 


423 
424 
425 
426 

427 
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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 ;•■  • 

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Tailoring 

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Merchant  tailoring 

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 


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GARMENT    MAKERS. 


221 


Makers — Continued. 


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M7iCranc.  Charles Wl  W.  Siitythird  s 

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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 

«;2<) 

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 


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Pants 

Merchant  tailorinsr- 

Coats 

Merchant  tailoring. 


Coats 

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Pants 
Coats 


Merchant  tailoring. 

Pants 

Tailorinjr 


Coats 

Merchant  tailorincr. 

Coats 

Merchant  tailorinsr. 
Coats 


Cloaks  

Ladies'  suits 

Merchant  tailoriDc:. 


Coats 

Merchant  tailoring- 
Dressmaking  

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Merchant  tailoring. 

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Pants 

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Coats 

Merchant  tailoring- • 

Coats 

Chihlrens' coats 

Coat-M 

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Cloaks 

Croats    

Merchant  tailoriii?  •  ■ 

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,  Fur  erloves 

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GARMENT   MAKERS. 


225 


Makers — Continued. 


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3 
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2 

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2 

4 
6 
3 
3 

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4 

565 

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4  4 

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1 

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1 

1 

567 

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16 

18 

570 

4  4 

3 

1 

571 

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4   4            1             4  4 
4  4           1             4  4 
4  4           1             4  4 

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4  4 

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.... 

1 

2 

672 

3 

* 

1 

573 

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2 

574 

1 

1 

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4  4 

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1 

575 

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a 

576 

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1 

577 

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. 

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4  • 

4  4 
4  4 

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4    4 
4   4 
4  4 
4   4 

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.. 

1 

578 

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•  4           1             4  . 
4  4          1            4  4 

! 

3 
5 

1 

579 

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Fair... 
Clean  . 

Fair*.'.! 

•   4 

Clean  . 

4  • 

Fair... 
Clean  . 

1 

7 

10 

580 

2 

581 

Yes. 

4  4 

•  ■  >  - 

1 

582 

•  4 

Yes. 
No.. 
Yes  . 

•  4 

No  .. 

1 

583 

:{ 

584 

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No  .. 

2 

Yes.  . 

1 

566 

1 

586 

No  .. 

Yes  . 

5 
2 

Yes. 

4  4 

1 

587 

4  4 

Yea  . 

4  4 

No.. 
Yes. 

4   • 

No  .. 

4  . 

No  .. 

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Street.  . 

.  4 

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2 

588 

•  ,  .  , 

1 

688 

4  4 

Yes  . 
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6 

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1 

580 

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3 
4 

5 

591 

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592 

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10 

598 

2 

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2 

594 

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No  .. 

2 

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595 

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3 

596 

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597 

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2 

598 

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1 

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3 

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599 

4   4 

Yes. 

•  4 
4  4 

4  4 

No.. 

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4  4 

•  4 

No.. 
Yes. 
No.. 

4  i 
4  4 

Yes. 
No  .. 

4   . 

No.. 

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1 

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601 

4  4 
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11 

602 

1 

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2 

604 

4 

1  ■ 

1 

605 

1 

606 

4  • 

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1 

1 

607 

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1 

608 

1 

1 

609 

I 

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610 

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4   4 

No  .. 

4 
4 
4 



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1 

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1 

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10 

612 

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3 

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2 

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614 

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1 

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4 

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14 

616 

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15 

621 

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18 

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19 

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2 

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FACTORY  INSPECTORS  REPORT 


Gurmevi 


Name. 


Location. 


629 

ti;io 

6*31 
632, 

634> 
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636; 

6;n' 

638! 

639 

640 

641 

642 

613 

644 

645 

646 

647 

648, 

649 

651, 
652 

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654 
655 
656 
657 
658 
659 
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6(>1 
662 
663 
664 
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670 
671 

672 

673 
674' 
675 
676 
6771 
678 
679 
680 

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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, 

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Coats 


Merchant  tailorio? 
Coats 


Pants 
Vests. 


Merchant  tailorinir 

Tailoring: 

Pants 

Cloaks 

Coats 

Dressmaking 

Coats 

Pants 

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Pants 

Overalls 

Coats 

Cloaks 

Shirt  waists 

Pants 

Hats 

Merchant  tailoring 
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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 

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,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?  -..••• 
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Cloaks 

Coats 

Shirts  and  overalls 

Merchant  tailoring 

Boys'  clothing 

Coats 

Vests ;■     - 

Repairiui:  and  cleanin.'- 

Pants :•■ 

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Coat.s 

Merchant  tailoring .  • 

Coat.« 

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Cloaks  and  skirrs 

Coats 


Millinery. 


GARMENT   MAKERS. 


227 


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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 
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721 
722 
723 
724 
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726 
727 
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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 
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Shirts 

Coats 


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CoaU 

Vests 

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Coats 

Merchant  tailorioK 
Coats 


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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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3 

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Girls     under     16     * 
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Boys     under     16 
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Females    over    16 
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2. 

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Total    number  of 
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1 
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3 

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1 

1 

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3 
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1 

743        *     '     ** 

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1 

714  Yes  .  N< 
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24 

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1 

75y 

1 

I 

759 

3 
2 

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4 

6 

760 

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761 

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FACTORY   inspectors'    REPORT. 


Brucli  at  laiJuitrT' 


F-abi,  Enieat 648  Burllnut £i°^i." 


Telfthpl... 


. .  Merchuit  t> 


.    Infants' ihiMg... 
. .  DreasmaklnE  ... 

,,|Coat» 

"'TfctloHiii:".'!!''.: 


»  ruQDi.uiuijeB- ---..■ -,,--, »*o  "-  I  vicu 

»  FaniDDi  TallorlDC  Co 1 1100  Wabaah 

16  Puider.  Charles aill  VT  '  -'■- 

WPanftrom.  Walilo •» 

r?  Pmntrlsh,  Joapph 7 

FSParher.WllliBiii       ft 

--•raoftl'lielp.- h 

--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 

:»i]  W.ll,irr,-,nthpl DraMmallinK 

,7i>i  w,  .M>nlj»..TiSt lMerch«ntt»n. 

;l«"0-niu;lSliil!ielfl  av iCoats 

t.AnBU!.i aOBIllinoiaBl ,     "     

.J2FBiiehal  Uro^       396  Wabansia  sv Chlldrens  roai 

T9S  FcdkI,  AntoiJ 'S99W.  Ei«rht*eiith  at 'Co«U 

T«  Feofh.  Joaei>li      '522  W.  Eiehteeutb  pi.        '     ■' 


dtnan  &  Fr> 


»N. . 


!S  Dearborn  at 
■  Bhlsnd 


.. 199  S.  Clark  « 

.i3UW.  EtKbli 

800  Piila.  Chirlw IZSBuHkerfli 

tOIFialo,  Joseph ilOOE.  '  --  " 


Shirta 

Costa 

Merchant  Uilodni.-' 


eosF. 
eotpii 

l«tF 


ck.  Henry lOOOW.  Twelfth  at 

ek.Baben iiOOO 

dU.  Matthew :"  QJ*t'' 


80S  Fiedler.  A  dan 


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 


NnF 
hib!f 

NIOiP 


.110  Ki 


L'nderwear.iBW. 


-cjs.  J..^,- 
.e«,JoB^. 


. ,  ;coBts . . 


^y.Jo 


ip.  Frank . . . ,       IMZ 


.,,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  !"!!!!!!!-'■..-■ 

MWKitir   l.o.iiv  'Z>71V.  Twplfth  at Knit  SVOda  

N2T  Kiiilt   ft,  ir|.  ~       IISI  Whipple  Ht Button  holm, ■ 

(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 

Ket,Flnkel8tela,  "-"^  

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HJSFinkHbcric.Ni 


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Har 


rp  bantu 


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231 


Maimers — Continued. 


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774 

775 

776 

777 

778 

779 


TSOiNo 


781 
78! 


No 
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« t 


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No 


783;  Yes 

7841     •* 
7851  No  . 
TSeiYes 
787  No  . 
789      ** 
789      •* 
790Yes 
7«:No  . 
Yes 


.  Yea  .  1 

1     « ♦ 

2 
2 

1 

1          1 

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1 Fail 

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2 
2 
3 

7 

1 

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1    •  • 

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4 

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14 

3 

4 

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798 

794 

795 

796 

797 

796 

799 

800 

801 

802 

808 

804! 

806! 

806 

807 

808 

809 

810 

811' 

812' 

813! 

814: 

8151  No  . 

816t     ** 

817  Yes 

818j 

819.  No 

820 

821 

822      ** 

823' Yes 

824  No 

825!  Yes 

826 

827 

828' No  . 

829      •' 

830,  Yes 

831      •* 

832' No 

883iYe8 

Ki4  No 

835  Yes 

836  •• 
8371  No 
838  Yes 


No 
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3 

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2 


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31 


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1 

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16 

4 

30 
54 
6 
1 
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21 

17 

15 

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9 
25 
25 

18 

4 

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2 

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1 

36 

12 

11 

19 

8 

2 

7 

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1 

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1 

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2 

200 

40 

34 

225 

151 

88 

1 

14 

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1 

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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  . . 


..  lChWerid(ll:<t.. 


GARMENT    MAKERS. 


23a 


Mcikers — Con  tinued . 


09 

c 


s 
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OB  a 


CO 

SB 
00 

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5 

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B 


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1  I 

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H4o;  "  :  •• 

H4l,Yes  .)No  .. 
S42!No  ..Yes  . 
H«JiYea  .No  .. 

N44lNo...'Yes  . 
N45.     •*    '     *• 
H46,  Yes  . ,  No  . . 
S47  No  ..'Yfs  . 

H48'      •* 


I';;::;; 

2 

1  

3 

2  Yea  . 


Yes  . 
Yes  . 


849 
S50 

N52 


2 
6  . 


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No  .. 
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1 1 


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No.. 
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*  • 


Yes 
No 
Yes 
No 

853iYes 

*65, 
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>«7:No 

H5S      '* 
859,  Ye» 

860  •* 

861  No  . .  Yes  . 
862 
86:i 

864iYe9 
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866  Yes 
867|No  ..I Yes  . 
868,Ye.s  .iNo  .. 

8fi')       *  *  *  * 

8701  No  ..!Yes  . 

-S71'     "I     *' 

872  Yes  .,No  .. 

873; No  ..I Yes  . 

874 

875! 

S76!Ye9..'No... 

877  i  No...  1  Yes.. 

878  Yes. .jNo... 
S79No...|Yea.. 
880! Yes..  No... 
SSl'No...  Yes.. 
8821  Yes..  I  No 
8S^ 
884 

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888 
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891i     '* 

892  No..JYes.^ 

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8M  No...! Yes. 

895iYe«..'No. 

796, 

><97 

898,  No...  I  Yes.. 

899,  YeR..  I  No... 
9001      *      .     ** 
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902|Yp>»..'No... 

9oa;    ••   i    •• 

901 : No...  Yes.. 

90S! 

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i«07 

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5 

a 

4. 


3 


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Pair.. 


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4  4 


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■2!!!;!!l!!!!!!tYe8";iPair!!! 


1 


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2 ' ! [Fair.. 

2 ' ; 

4; .".I I [Fair... 

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3  Yes!!;!!!!!! !!! 


»    4 

I  ■ 


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« « 


t  4 


•   « 


6,Ye.s..  ' Fair... 

1 ' 

2' , Fair... 

4 ' •' 

1 ' •' 

1 1 Clean. 

;Fair... 


2 iClean 


>    4 


.   4 
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Fair. 


•  • 

•  4 
4  * 


i  . 
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3 !..!!!iCl'ean  ! 

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'4'!!!!!!  !!!!!!.!!!!!!  Clean! 


1 


1  Street. 

1 

1!.. 

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1 

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1 

Street.  .. 

1     ** 

ft  ft              ' 

2  .. 

9 
2 

123 

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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 

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1 

OB 

• 
• 

Shop  fronts 

Condition  of  shop 

• 

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3 

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1 

4 

2 

1 

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910 

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4  4 

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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... 
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No... 

•  » 

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No... 

8 
3 
4 

t 

1 
2 
2 
3 
2 
2 

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4  • 

4 

6 
2 
4 

6 
14 

7 

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20 

918 

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4  4 

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...... 

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916 

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5 

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917 

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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 

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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 

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967 

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5 

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958 

4  4 
4  4 
4  4 

Yes.. 

4   4 

3 



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969 

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4   4 
>  4 

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10 

960 

' 

j 

s 

961 

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4 

3 

Yes.. 

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3 

962 

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1 

1          6 
'         3 

1 

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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 

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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     '* 

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Yard.. 

, 

1 

1 

FACTORY   inspectors'   REPORT. 


Branch  ot  IndnstrT- 


saooou 

W2  I)d  I 


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0  dbertciNathan.... 

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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 ..... 


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IIBU.Iirpenbprir-  Charles 

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I0Ct2(ireen tiers',  Louis 

IDOI  Ifreenhere.  Samuel 

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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. 

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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» 

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o 

Clean.. 
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4  4 

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1 

• 
* 
• 
■ 
• 
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Street. 
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4  4 
4  4 
4  4 
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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 
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1 
1 
3 

f 

1 
10 

7 

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8 

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1 
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3 

3 

7 

i 

2 

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1 
i 

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4 

5 
2 
3 

2 

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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 

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Street. 
Ynrd.. 
Street. 

4  4 

Yard.. 

1 

• « 

Pair... 

1 

1 

2 

1 
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11 

Yes.. 

Yp«  ■ 

^ 

4 

No... 

Yes.. 

.  4 
4   4 

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Not 

work 

»  m 

8 

Yes.. 

4 

•  1 

1 
2 
1 
3 
6 

Pair. . . 

.  4 

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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.. 

■ 

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4  4 

4   4 
<   4 
.   4 
4  4 
4  . 

Yes.. 

4  4 

No... 

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1 

1 

1 

2 

4  4 

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2 

4   4 

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1 

3 

4  * 

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Pair... 
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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.. 

•* 

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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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»  ft 

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No.. 
Yes. 


2 ' 

6 1 Yes..  Fair... 


0 : Yes..  Kair. 

7 ••      


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Yes. 


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ft  ft 
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1074 
1075 
1076 
1077 
1078 
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lOHO 
lOHl 
10H2 
1083 
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looa 

1094 

10% 

loot; 

101»7 
1008 
1099 
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1101 
1102 
llOtJ 
1104 
1105 
llOfi 
1107 
llOS 
1109 
1110 

nil 

1112 
1113 
1114 
1115 
lllH 
1117 
Ills 
1119 
1120 


74  No...  Yes. 


ft  ft 
ft  ft 


Yes. 
N«>.. 

■  ■ 

Y^s. 


No. 


Fair. . 
Clean 
Fair!! 


•  4 
ft  ft 

•  ft 
«  ft 
ft  ft 
ft  ft 


4  Yes. 

4 

5 

3 


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Yes. 


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Yes.. 

ft  • 

No... 


4 


Clean 
Fair.. 


ft  ft 
ft  ft 
ft  ft 


ft  * 
ft  ft 
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No. 


Yes. 
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Yes. 
No.. 
Yes. 

No. . 

Ye.-. 


es. 

•  ft 


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2 Yes..  Fair... 

'i " 

2 Clean 

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Yes Clean 

1 Filthy 

No I Fair.., 

Yes..  2  Yes i 

'No Attic' 


Street. 
Yard... 
Street. 


Yard... 
Street. 
Yard... 

•  ft 

Street. 


Alley.. 
Street. 
Yard... 
Street. 


•  ft 

ft  ft 


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Street. 


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ft  ft 


ft  I 
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ft  a 


ft  ft 
ft  ft 


ft  ft 
ft  ft 
ft  ft 
ft  ft 
ft  ft 
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No...  Yes..  4 

Yes..  No i Clean 

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Yes.., No I 

••    1     ••  3 Fair. 


Y'ard... 

Street. 
Yard... 
Street. 


Alley. 


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1 

5 


14 


35 
4 


H 
1 
4 

(> 
1 
5 

S 

3 


1 

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2 

1 

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5 


53 


3 

1. 


5 


3 

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3 

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10 

1 

17 

1 

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1 

1 

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1 

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1 

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3 

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1 

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1 

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3 

1 

3 

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i 

1 

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1 

1 

o 



2 

2 
3 
3 

11 

23 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
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17 
1 

24 
1 
1 
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1 

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5 
10 

1 
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14 

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7 
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240 


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, 


02 

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121!  No., 
1221     •• 

123.  Yes. 
124      •* 
I25t     •• 

126iNo.. 
127,  Yes. 

128lNo  . 
129  Yes 


Yes. 

•  • 

No.. 


Clenn 


•  * 

•   4 


130 
131 
132 
133 
134 


No 

•  • 

Yea 
No  . 
Yes 
No 


13BlYes 

138' No  . 
ISSJ'Yes 

140  No  . 

141  •' 
1421   " 
ua.Ye.s 
144,  No  . 
145! 
146i 
147 
148' 
149 
150, 
151 ! 
152, 
153  Yes 
154;   •• 
155' No  . 
156iYes 
1571   •* 
158'   •• 
1S9|  No  . 
ICO  Yes 
161' No  . 
162i   " 

lea   " 

1H4I    •' 
lG5|Yes 

167' No  . 
16b  Yes 
169    •• 
170'    *• 
nil  No  . 
172    •• 
1731   " 
174,    '* 

175  Yes 

176  •* 
177. No  . 
17n:  Yes 
1791  •• 
180!  *• 
181  *' 
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183!  •* 
184' No  . 


lYes 

.;no., 

.'Yes 

.No 

.  Yes 
< . 

.'No 

.lYes 

.'No  , 

.  lYes 

No 


Filthy. 
Fair. . . 


1 

■ 

»  » 

, 

1 

3 
5 

Yes 

. . .  Yes  . 

1... 

2  Yes., 

Ill  ' 


,All6y.. 

I  Street. 

;  Alley.. 

Street 
I     •• 

1  Yard  . . 
Street. 


2  Yes 


Yard  .. 
Street. 


.Yes 
.No  . 
.  Yi»s 


■  No  . 
Yes 

«   i 

I    '  • 
t  • 

4  4 
4    • 


No 


3 

2, 

2 ! ! ! '. ! 

3' 

1 

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2|    " 

2:Yes 

8; 

2 

21  Yes 

ii:::: 

1 


Yes  .  ..  . 


Yes  .  Pair:. 
"  Cl?nn 
•*       Fair.. 


4  I 

4  t 

I  I 

t  4 


Yard  .. 

Street. 


; Clean 

Pair.. 

Yes  .  Clean 

Pair.. 

(^lean 

Yes  -Fair.. 
"       Clean 


4  • 

4  • 

•  4 

4  4 


Alley.. 
Street. 


Yes 
No  . 


Yard  . . 

Street. 


I 


Yes 
No  . 
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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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No  . 
Ye8 
No  . 


Ye 


No  . 
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]     *• 
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12371     •• 

12:«iNo 

1239      •' 

1240iYes 

1241 

1242 

1243,No 

12441  Yes 

1245  • • 

1246  No 

1247  • ' 
12481  Y'es 
1249  •' 
1250 
1251 
1^2 
1253 
1254 
1255 
1256 

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1259;     •  * 
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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  .... 
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ITSOW.Xorlb  tv 

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. .  iMercbari  tailoring  . 


>IW>S.  JofTeraonst,... 

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13UI  W.  Erie  Ht 

til  Oak  Kt 

.flIIN.  Whippiest.... 

'117-179  E.  UWisionst 

|I»»1I0W.  Lake  st 

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. -Merchant  talloritiE  .. 


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GARMENT    MAKERS. 


245 


3fake7's — Continued. 


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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 
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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 • 


>  • 

« % 


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Waists  and  skirts 
Coats 


Pants 

« 'oats 

O  loves 

Coatf* 

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Coats 


>  •  •  ■  ■  I 


Cloaks 


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1338  Xo  . 
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1340  No  . 
i;*41  Yes 
1342,  No  . 
1343' Yes 
1344:No  . 
1345      " 
1346'     *  • 
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1348i     •• 
1349 
1330 
1351 


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1354      •* 
1355' Yes 
1356,     * 
1357      • 
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1359      * 
1360 

1361  No 

1362  •* 

1363  Yes 

1364  No 

1365  Yes 


.  Yes 
.  No  . 
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No 


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Fair.. 


Alley.. 
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1366, 

1367' 

1368 

1369 

1370 

1371 

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Yes  . 
No  .. 
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Yes  . 


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Fair...  Street. 


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Yes 
No  . 
Yes 
No  . 


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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 


J\Iakers — Continued. 


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1421 
1422 
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1442 
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145<; 
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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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1471  No  . 

1472  Yes 
1473!  No  . 
1474;   •• 
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1477'No  . 
14TB1   " 
1479'Yes 
1480  No  . 
14811   •• 


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I  Yes 

No  . 
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1482! 

1483 

1484 

1485 

1486 

1487 

1488 

1489 

1490 

1491 

1492 

149SIN0 

14941  Yes 

1496'No.. 

1496 

1497 

1496 

1499 


Yes 

No. 

Yes 
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Yes 

No  . 
Yes 


Yes 
No  . 
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Yes 


1502 
1508 
1504 
1506 
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1509,  ** 
1510  No  . 
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1512  No  . 
1513 
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15151  Yes 
15161 
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1518' 
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1520;  No  . 
1521  Yes 
1522 

152:};  No 

1524, 

1525 

1526' 

1527  Yc! 

1528; 

1521>No 

1530 

1531 

1532  Yes 

1533  No  . 

1534  Yes 

1535  No  . 

1536  Yes 

1537  No  . 
153S      • 
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252 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Garment 


Naiue. 


Location. 


Branch  of  Industrr- 


540 

15411 

542; 

1543; 

544' 
545 
546 
647 

548 
549 
550; 

551; 

552' 
55J 
554' 
555 
556 
557 
558 
559 
560 
561 
562 
563 
564 
565 
566 
567 
568 
569 
570 
571 
57:> 
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   » 

I  Pants 
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 


•fifth  pi...  Coats. 


581 

582 
5S3 

5S4 
>S5 

.>s»; 

5S7 

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5'K) 
591 
592 
593 
594 
595 
51KJ 
597 
598 
599 
600 
601 
602 
603 
6f»4 
605 
60f; 
607 
60S 
mj 
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 


Repairing 

Merchant  tailoring 


Coats 

Merchant  tailoring 


Clothing 

Repairing 

Tailoring 

Merchant  tailoring 
Vests 


Merchant  tailorine 
Children's  coats ... 

Coats 

Merchant  tailoring 


Coats. 


Merchant  tailoring 

Coats 

Merchant  tailoring 


Coats 

Merchant  tailoring 

Pants 

Merchant  tailoring 
Pants  .....•••• 
Merchant  tailoring 
Coats 


Button  holes. 

Coats 

Tailoring 

Pants 

Coats 

Tailoring 


Coats. 

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•  « 

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GARxMENT   MAKERS. 


25:^ 


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1  Girls      under     16 
1    years 

Boys      under     16 

years 

1 

Females    over    16 
1    years  

1  Males  over  16  years 

Children  under  16 
years  

Total    number    of 
employes 

1    »        1 
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1 
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2 

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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. 


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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 

i 

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 
Yl 

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. 


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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* 


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1901'   *• 
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1906  No  .. 
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1909  Yes  . 

1910  No  .. 

1911  •• 

1912  •• 

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1916  Yes  . 

1917  No  .. 

1918  Yes  . 
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1925  •• 


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1930 'No  .. 
1931;  Yes  . 
1932;   *• 
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1984 'Yes  . 
1935iNo  .. 
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1987  No  .. 
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1940  No.. 

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1944  No  .. 
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1952  •' 
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1956,  No  .. 

1957  Yes  . 

1958  No  . . 

1959  Yes  . 

1960  No  .. 
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264 


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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Ma 
Ma 


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. 

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Coats....- 

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Coats 

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iCoats 


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Coats. 
Coats 


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19711  No  .. 
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1973  •* 

1974  '• 
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1976      ** 
1977'     ** 
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1981 !     •' 
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1984;     •• 
1985  No  .. 
1986;  Yes  . 

1967  No  .. 

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1991 
1992 
1993 
1994 
1995 
1996 
19971  *• 
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20011  •• 
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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  *• 
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2023   ** 
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2026  Yes.. 


2027 
2028 
2029 


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2030  Yes.. 
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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 
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20561 
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2062 
2063 
2064 
2065 
20661 
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20731 
20741 
2075i 
2076 
20771 
20781 
2079 
20b0i 
20811 
2082; 
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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. 


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Boys     under   16 
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Females  over  16 
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Males    over     16 
16  years 

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StWHelkild,  Mra.F... 

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Coata. 

Herehknt  tallorinf 


»97  W.  MadlBon 

182  ■■  

308  E.  Cbicaco  BV 

-JW.North  «v 

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259  W.  Fourteenth  at . 

8<9  S.  Ashland  Bv 

TBWBdoat 

tOThroopst  

217  Fourteeatb  ml 

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■'(Tellfll 

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SNAvbland  bt 

NBtlonal  Bank  bide 


28S  W.  iiuperlorat. 

711  Elk  Grove  Bv. 

Ut-7t6  N.  Llncotn  at... 
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35aT  Sawyer  et 

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laest^ieyBv!!!!!^:!! 
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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 

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i:!S2  lawyer  Bv 

16I7TvreD*y-tlilrdBl.. 


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Skirls. !!!!! 
Tailorins... 

Vesta!!!!'.!! 


Coats... 

Panla!! 

moakn.... 
Tsllorine. 


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Uerehant  talloriag. . . . 

Qloves 

Hats  and  eapa 


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2129 

2130 

2131 

2132 

2133 

2134 

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2137 

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2140 

2141 

2142 

2143 

2144 

2145 

2146 

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2148 

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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 


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2181 
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21021  Yes 
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2197;   •• 

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22011  Yes 
22021  No  . 
22031  *• 
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2223  Yo.s 

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2226     •' 
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2228  No.. 

2229  Yes. 
22301   •* 
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2237 
2338 
2239 
2240 
2241 
2242 
2243 
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2245 

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272 


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 


Jildkcrs  —Continued. 


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224b  No. ..  Yes. .  a Yes  .  Clean  . 

2249.  Yes.. INo ; Fnir... 

2250  No... (Yes..  4... lYes  .      ** 

2251  Yes.. 'No ;  .1 •' 

••«5'>    •  •  •  •  .  t . 

^3  ;•     ;•    ::::::,::::::  ::::::i::::;; ciean. 

2254'No  ..  Yes..  :i Fair... 

2255,Y'e»..  No 

2256  No...  Yes  .  li (Uoan  . 


Street 


Yard  ., 
Street 
Yard .. 


k*  *?         ■  ' 


2257 

225H  Yes..  No  .. 

2259  No...  Yes  . 

2260  Yes..  No  .. 

2261  No...  Yes  . 
2262* 


Fair 


i  4 


k   k 
•  » 

«  • 


4 

(»  Yes 

2 Yes 

2  Vstir 

^      >■»«■■       •-••■>       ■■•■••      ^    C&  I  A    ■    • 

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•> 

- Yes  .  (;!leari. 


Street. 
Yard  . . 
Street. 
Alley.. 
Street. 


2263 

2264 

2265 

2266 

2267  Yes..  No  .. 

22©S  No...  Yes  . 

2269  •  * 

2270  Yes. .  No  . . 

2271  No...  Yes  . 

2272  Yes. .  No  . . 

2273  No...  Yes  .  4 ./...'..'....'".'.'.'..'. 

2274  Yes..  No Clean. 


7 , Fair.. 

2  Yes '•    .. 

'2  Yea"!  '.'.'.'/.'.'.'.'.'.'..  Fntiiy 


Yard  ., 
Street. 


•    4 

»    4 


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»    > 


«   t 
i   • 


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1 Yes  .  Fair... 

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Clt'au  . 


»  k 

i    • 


2275  No...  Yes 

2276 

2277 

2278 

2279  Yes..  No 

2280 

2281 

2282 

228:{iNo...  Yes  .;         1  ..;...'::;;;:  Yes  .'Fair... 

2284  Yes..  No 1. 

2285lNo..  Yes.  1 Ves 

228J!    ;:         ;;  l •'       Fair... 

2387  *  4 Clean  . 

2288    •*         -  :] Yes.  Fair... 

22S9  Ye.s..  No .     .. 

2290; No... 'Yes  .  1  '. '.[.'.'.'.  Yes  .'.'.'/.'.'/.'. 

2291'Y^es..  No 

22921      ;         ••        Clean. 

229Ci ,  * ' 

2294  No...  Yes  .    "i-iYes'.'  '.'.'.'.'.'.  '.'/.'.'.'.  Fair... 

2295;     ;         ••  2 Ves  .  Clean.. 

2296  ;•         ••  2  Yes F'air... 

2297  Yes..  No  .., (Jlean.. 

2298  No...  Yes  .  5  Yes Fair... 

22s*9    "  * '                1 

23001 ;;  ••        1 ::::;: :;::::  Vea :  Fair.:: 

23OI1  **  2  Yes Clean.. 

2302!   '•  '•              1 


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Street. 
Yard  . . 
Street, 


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»  ■ 

•  I 


Yard  . , 
Street, 


Yard  . . 
Street. 


>  t 
« • 


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2304 

2305 

2306 

2307 

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23091     *• 

2810; No  ..I Yes. 

2311 


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Yard  . 

Street 


2312 
2313 
2314 
2315 
2316 


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6 
6 


Yes. 


Fair... 
I  Pair . , 


Street. 
Yard... 


«  • 


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Yes..  No  .. 


3 


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Pair.... 


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Yard... 

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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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23l7|No 

snsiNo 

2320; 

2321, 

23221  No  .. 

2323!  Yes. 

2324      •• 

2325(No... 

2326 

232?; 

2:i28 

2329i 

2330 


Yes., 
Yes.. 


Yes. 


Fair 


I  Yes. . 

No  .. 


2 


iCleau.. 
Fair... 


00 

B- 
O 

B 


Street. 
!  Alley.. 
Street. 
Yard... 
Street. 


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2.    I     S*^ 
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B 


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B 

a 
►1 


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o 

o 


Oi 


Yes.. 


2331 

2332 

2333 

2334 

2335 

2336 

2337 

2338 

2339 

ZUO      * 

23411     * 

2342  No 

2343 


•  * 


Yea.. 

No  .. 


Yes. 

No... 
« • 

Yes. 

No... 

Yes. 


,No  .. 
Ye8.. 

,No  .. 

Yes.. 
*  * 

No... 
'  Yes. . 
iNo... 


2 
1 
4 
2 
3 
3 


Clean.. 

Yes..  Fair... 

Filthy. 

Fair... 


,  Alley. 
'Street 


2 
2 


Y  es. 


Clean  . 

Pair... 

Clean.. 
>  • 

•  4 


«  > 

i  I 

t  > 

•  I 

•  « 

4  • 


6  Yes. 
3 


3  Yes. 


Clean..  Yard .. 

Pair...  Alley.. 

*•        Yard.. 

Street. 


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 


Fair.. 
Clean 


Yard.. 
Street. 
Alley.. 
Street. 


1 
3 


Clean 


t  4 
4  t 
4  a 


4  4 

.  4 

I  4 

4  t 


2 

8  Yes. 


o 

9 


Fair.. 

Clean 

Ye.H..  Fair.  . 


•Yard.., 
Street. 


No... 
Yes. 


2'.. Ye.s.. 

6,Ye8 

2 


Clean 
Fair.. 


4  4 

.  4 

•  4 

4  . 


No.. 

4  ■ 

Yes. 


1 

ii 

8  , 

4 

3 


m    \^wf  •       •   •   •   •    •  ■   • 

Ye.s..  Fair.. 
Clean 


Yes. 


Fair.. 


Yard . .  • 

•  4 

Street.' 

Yard.. 

Street. 

Yard . . 


Street. 
Yard.. 

•  « 

Street. 


1 
4 


Clean 
Fair.. 
Clean 


Alley.. 
'Street. 
Alley.. 


2371lY«^..  No Street. 

23r2;    *•   I    ••    

Yes  .  2 Y«8.  Fair.. 

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 

Fair... 

3 ; Clean  .Yard 


11 

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3 

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5: 


2 


3 


SI 


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6| 
11  i 


51 
14 
11 
1 
2 


12 

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II 

15 


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21 
5 


2 
5 


2 
3 


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5 
2 
1 


3 


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20 
4 
2 
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15 

17 
2 
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5 
2 
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5 
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3 
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14 
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14 
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21 
1 
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19 
1 
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1 
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42 
4 

29 
8 
1 


9 
1 
3 
8 
1 
3 
3 
4 
2 
14 
3 
2 
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9 
4 

3 
1 
1 
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16 
3 
1 
3 

11 
1 
2 
1 
1 
4 
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. 


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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 


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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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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 


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2596 

2597 

2598 

2599 

2600 

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2607 

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2610 

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2618!  No  . 
2619      *' 
2620'     " 
2621,     •' 
26221  Yes. 
2623,  No.. 
2624 1  Yes. 

2625  •* 

2626  No  . 
2627!      ** 
2628      *■ 
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2680;  No  . 
2631 'Yes 
2632i     •• 
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2634 1  Yes. 
2635  No.. 
2636 
2637 


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2639 
2640 
2641 
2642 
2643 
2644 
2615 


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2652 
2653 
2654 
2655 
2656 
2657 
2658 
2659 
2660 
2661 
2662 
2663 


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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 

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2690 

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2694 

2695 

2696 

2697 

269S 

2699 

2700 

2701 

27021 

270:i 

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2706' 

27071 

270Ki 

270})  I 

2710 

27111 

27121 

2713 

27141 

2715 

2716 

27171 

271hl 

2719i 

2720' 

2721' 

2722! 

272:1 

2724, 

27251 

2726 

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272J)i 

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2731  i 

2732 

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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 


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'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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2666: No  . 

2667   ** 
2668' Yes 
26601  '• 
2670!  No  . 
2671    ' 


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No.. 
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4!  Yes. 


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2672 
2673 
2674 
2675 

2676'  Yes 

2677, 

2678 

2679!  No 
2680'      '* 
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26821      •• 

2683  No 

2684  Yes 
26S5  No 
2686 


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3' Pair... 

2687  Yes  .No - , iClean.. 

26881  No...  Yes..  ai Fair... 

2681*1     ••         ••  7 Yes.., 

2690,  Yes.. .No iPair... 

26911       ' 

;Pair.. 

' 'Clean 


« « 
>  > 
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2698 
2699 


4, Pair.. 


3' 


Yes. 


2692 
2693, 
2694 

2695 
2696 
2697  No...  Yes.. 

Yes..  No... 

No...  Yes.. 

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 


2;, 


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2H()  FACTORY    INSPECTORS*   REPORT. 

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  * 
•27a;Yes 
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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'     •*    ;         I  i ••        Street. 

.No I , '•       lYard 

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No  . . ' I , iClean  .  i  River.. 

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2795 
2796 
2797  •• 
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5 

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4 
6 

15 

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8 
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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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9 

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B 

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CP    M 

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2806 
2806 
2807 
2808 
2809 
2810 
2811 
2812 
2813 
2814 
2815 


yeR..lNo 


No 

« 

Yes 
No 


2816  Yes..  No 
2817'     • 

2818.  • 

2819.  * 
28201  * 
282l!No 
2822'  * 
2823 
2824 


Yes.. 

No 

Yes.. 


2825 

2826NO 

2827 

2828 

2829 


lYes  . 


No  .. 
Yes.. 


1 


% « 


6! lYes". 'Clean 

2 **     Fair.. 


31  Yes  ., Pair. 

3  Yes  .! ! 

3! I Yes  . 

4, Yes  . 

3' Yes 


Yard.. 
Street. 


1 1 


Yard.. 
Street. 
Yard.. 
Street. 


• « 


. !  Yes 


n 


' , iPair...  Yard.. 

1 1 1 Clean..  Street 

1 ' ! 'Ynrd.. 

No...  ; : Clean..  Street. 

Yes..  5' Pair 

No... I : *' 

.  Yes. . :        I ' 

3, Pair....  Yard.. 

2l ' ; Clean.., Street 

,  I         I, Yes  ., i 

2830,Yes  .:No  ..  ■ ! I Clean. 

2831!     ••         -■    ' 

Yes  .  2i ; Yes Yard 

3: Fair...      •' 


•  ft 


t  • 


1 1 

t « 


2832!No 

2833.  • 

2834,  * 
28351  ' 
2836  ' 
28371  • 
2838  Yes  .:No 
2839 

2840  No  . .  Yes 
2841 
2842 
2843 
2844 
2845 

2846! Yes..  No... I 
28471  No...  Yea..! 


t 


Yes  .  No 

No.  ..'Yes.. 


Ye.s  . 


« • 

>  t 

>  • 


Street. 

Yard.. 

Street. 

Yard .. 
Clean..,  Street. 
I  Pair... 


t  • 

•  t 


t « 


« t 


7 Yes.  Pair. 

5 ' 

4 Yes. 

41 

Fair. 

Yes..      •• 


t » 
> « 


28481 3. Yard.. 

284i»  Yes..  No...! Street. 

2850      •*    '     •*    I 

2851'No...!Yes..'         6. Yes..  Fair... 


•  * 

*  • 


Yes.lNo... 
No...  I  Yea.. 


• « 


« * 
t  < 


2852 

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 


I 


3 

3 

10 

1 


I. 


Yes. 


(Jlean.. 


Fair. 


21 1 ' Clean..  Yard 


3, I Yes.. 

21 


Yes..  2! : 

No ■ 

Yes..  3 : Yes 

No [Clean..' 

Yes  .  2, Yes..  Pair...! 

No ! 1 1 

I iCourt.. 

Pair...  Street. 


Yes.. 
No  .. 


« • 

•  * 


Clean.. 


%  * 


« « 


Yard.. I 
Street. 


Street.! 


a 
1 


Oi 


n 


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OB  :::. 


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1 


3 


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6 

12 

1 

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15' 


14 


5 
6' 


6 
6 


12 
5 


1 
7 
4 


3 


7 
1 


3 
3 


3 


20 

5 

12 


3 

i 


09 


9 


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3i 

4, 

1                        . 

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1. 

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2.            1 

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3 

1  1 

1, 

1    

21 

3'' 

4  1 

4  ■■          3 

2,  

1' 

1,1 

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1.; 

2' 

3        3 

1 ' 

2  

1  

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4!' 

4  1 

«    

1: 

3    

2, 

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1  , 

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1  1 

1.  

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Ill 

6' 

3   

5    

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1    

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y 

16 

1 
2 

75 
5 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 

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1 

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9 

10 
1 
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16 
1 
9 
3 

13 
8 
1 
1 
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2 
2 

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1 
1 
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24 
6 

14 
1 
9 
3 
6 
1 
1 
1 
1 


—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  • 
«  • 


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'No  . 

Yes 

•  * 

'No. 

iYes 

iNo  . 


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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 

•    ••■    ••!•«•••« 

Fair... 

2, 

•  t 

Yard... 
Street. 
Yard... 

Street.  I 


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12 

1 

1 

1 

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40 

6 

5 

25 

9 

2 

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1 

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1 

1 

1 

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19 

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1 

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15 

17 

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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 


Pair.  ..i  Yard 

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 

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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 ' 


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.'Yes  . 

6  .. 

1 

1 

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1 1 

2lY 
2 

1  '.'. 

es  ... . 

. . .  Yes  . 

Fair... 

<  4 

Fair!.. 

•  4 

Clean. 

.  No  .... 

•  •  * '1 ■ *  ■ 

.  lYes  . 

2  .. 

1 

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.'No  .... 

.'Yes  . 

.   4 

3  .. 

1:: 

1 

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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 

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4   4 

4 

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4  4 

4  t 

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4  . 
4  4 
4  4 
4  4 
4  < 
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Yard.. 

(    4 

Street. 


.  4 
4  4 

4   4 


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No  . 
Yes 
No  . 


3000 
3001 
3002 
:ffi03 
3004  '* 
.3005:  Yes 

:vm\    " 
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.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 

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90 

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.  0 

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No.. 
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4  • 
<  4 


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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 
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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,. 

-■COBIS 

.  Merchant  tailorian 

i5iN..\s'h'l.ndVv!!!!!: 

.  Coats 

572.Nsl.lest 

H«K  Aslilanrt  av 

!ve»i». !!!!!!!!!!!!.!!■ 

43eS.  .Ipff^rsonat 

..Coats 

ISSD^Kov^nst 

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 


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No  . 

Yes 

No  . 
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No  . 


Yes 


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Yes 


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3'!!!!!!'!!!!!!, Yes"! ;:::;;: 


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Yes 


No  .. 
Yes. 
N^o  .. 
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6 Clean  . 

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6' '  *      

..  Yes 

3' Fair... 

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1 1 


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31 

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« « 


41 

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.,! \ ! Fair... 

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3i 


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I        •  4 


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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 

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4 

3 
3 
1 

1 

2 

5 

;       257 

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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 

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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 


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2 Clean 

4 Yes 

2' , '*     Fair.. 

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1' 

31 Fair.. 

2 " 

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4  I 


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4  • 


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2iYes ' Fair. 


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5  Yes  . 

3' 

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4  Yes  . 


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Yard .. 


3 

2 

8 

3 
9 


1 1 

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Yes  . 


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6 , 

31  Yes  .' 
4 1 


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Clean  . 
Fair... 


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•  • 

I.. 

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Yes  . 

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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 

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:{282, 

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3284' 

:i285i 

3286; 

3287 

328h' 

32S9! 

:)290 

3291 

3292 

3293 

3294 

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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.. 


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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  *• 
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3257  •' 

3258  No  . 

3259  '• 

3260  ** 
32611  Yes 

3262  No  . 

3263  Y>s 
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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'  *• 
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3292' Yes 
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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;     ** 

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:«22i     " 
:«23     *• 
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3325;No  .. 
3326,     •* 
3327  Yes  . 
:«28,No  .. 
:«29.  Yes  . 
3:{30  No  . . 
:«31      *• 
:1332  Yes  . 
:«33jNo  .. 
:i334      " 

:i335.    •• 

3338  Yes  . 
3337  No  . . 
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3343  ** 
3344 

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;«46     *' 
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3348  No  . . 

:m9  Yes  . 
:«50No  .. 
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3352  No  .. 
.1353!  Yes  . 
:a54  No  . . 
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3358  No  .. 

3359  Yes  . 
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No  . 

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2 


Yes  .  (>Ieaii 

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Pair... 

1  4 

4   t 

Clean  . 

Yes. 

4  4 

2 

1 
1 

.Fair... 

4   4 

1  Yes Clean 

3 ;!!!!!!!!!!!!  !!!!!!  Clean 


,Y'ard.. 
Street. 

Yard. . 

Street. 

4    I 
t    I 


Yard.. 

Street.; 

Yard..: 


Street. 


1 

Fair. .. 

Clean  . 

4   t 

1 

6  Yes  .1 

2 ' 

3 Yes 

I FHir... 

4 Yea  .Filthy. 


Yes  . 

ft  • 

2 

2 

F«ir... 

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1 

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1 

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No..  . 

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4 

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1 

4   4 

7 

4  1 

4   • 

• 

1 

Yard 

6 

» t 

3 

Street. 

ft  ft 

1 

1 

7 

8 
8 


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, 

14 

Alley.. 
Yard . . 

1 9 

Street. 

4   4 

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t    • 

1 

•   1 

1 

4   4 

1           , 

•    » 

' 1 

4   t 

2 

Yard.. 
Street. 
Yard.. 
Street. 

ft  ft 

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2 

17 

•  ft 

;:::::  ::::::i:;:::: 

ft  1 
•  * 

::;:::';::::•     't 

ft  • 

1 

Yard.. 
Street. 

2 

2 

«  • 

1 

ft  ft 

1 

ft  • 

ft  • 

4 

•  ft 

ft  » 

»  ft 
ft  • 

25 

i 8 

ft  ft 

9 

•  • 

Yard.. 

ft  • 

1 12 

Street. 

4   • 

::::::;:::::   "m 

Yard.. 

Street . 

12 

4   4 

t   4 

...:.. ■.!!!..       2 

4   t 

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s 


OB 

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«< 

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2 
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1 

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1 

4 

1 

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1 

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1, 

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3 

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1 

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L  ■    •    ■    a    *    > 

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1 

2 

> 

3 

2 

1 

7 

5 

1 

2 

1 

1 

12 

3 

5 

2 

T 

40 
1 
3 
1 

13 
1 

10 
1 
2 
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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2 
35 
1 
1 

9*J» 


3 

6 

2 
9 


1 
2 

7 
2 

1 
32 

8 
14 

1 
15 

1 
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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 

o 

t 

*< 

s 

1 

1 
1 

i 

24:1 

2 
2 

1 
2 
4 
4 
1 

i 

^1 

ll 
3; 

1 
3 
5 

1| 

1, 
•> 

^1 

4 

1 

i 

7 

3; 
2 
3 
1 

i 

ll 

1! 
1 

3 

2 

1 

2 

1 
1 

i\ 

• 

Children  under  16 
I    years 

Total    number  of 
employes 

3366 

No.. 

•  * 

Yes. 

» • 

No.. 
Yes  . 
No  .. 
Yes  . 
No  .. 
Yes. 
No  .. 

Yes. 

•  • 

*   4 

No.. 

*  * 

Yea. 
No  .. 

Yes  . 

No  .. 

•  • 

*  t 

*  • 

Yes. 

■  4 

No  .. 

7 
5 

Yes  . 

■  "io 

2 

4 



2 



i 

1 

f  .  •  •  •  •  • 

■■••■• 

i i 

i 

1;;::;. 
1 

1 

1      « 
1 

'  . . 
1 

( 

\ 

6 

1 

3367 

4 

5 

3368 

Clean  . 
Pair... 

4   4 

1 

3969 

4  4 

Yea. 

No  .. 

•Street. 

•   4 
ft    • 

Yard.. 

1 

1 

3370 

7 

Yes  . 

1 

:«7l 

3 

7 

97 

•  •   •  •  •  % 

350 

3372 

Yes  . 
No  .. 

3 

Clean  . 

•  • 

2 

3373 

Street 

2 

3374 

Yes  . 
No  .. 
Yea  . 

4   4 

No  .. 

2 

6 

4 

4.                                  4. 
4   1                     1             4   4 

Yard.. 
Fair...      ** 

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 

Yea  . 

1     '• 

...... 

1 

3390 

••      P'jiir   . 

Yard... 

I 

3391  Yes  . 



. . 

»  ft 

4 

6 

2392iNo  .. 
3393      *• 

Yes. 

•  • 

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. 


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J^akers — Continued. 


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3434 
34»5 
3436 
3437 
3438 
3439 
3440 
3441 
3442 
3443 
3444 
3445 
3446 
3447 
3448 
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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 

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3483  No 

3484 

3IS5 

3486 

3487 

3188 

3489 
3490 
3491 
3492 
3493 
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3495 
:M96 
3497 
3498 
3499 
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3501 
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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, 
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..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. 


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350*:   *' 

3505  Yes 

3506  •• 
36071  No  . 
3508  Yes 
3500!   *• 
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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 
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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 

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1 . .  . 

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I  Yes  . 


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.,Ye.s  .|         2 1 1 (;iean..  Yard... I 

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.|No...; ' Clean.. I     "       ! 

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'•  2 ! I Fair..  ' 


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1 

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1 

3 

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•  • 

4 

3 
3 

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1     •' 
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i 

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4  ft 
4  4 
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4  4 
4  4 
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ft  I 
4  ft 

4  4 
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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 


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3 

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SB  M    ■    en  *<. 


.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 

■  k 

iYanl. 


09 


9i 


B 


a 

a 
a 


»  i 


OB 

o 
< 
fb 


•<  K  It 

3  w 


1 

2 


3 


5 


2 


2 
1 

9 
2 


8' 
2 

4 


7 


147! 

18 

1, 

1' 


4 

7 
8 
4 

13 
3 


o 
9 


I 

5 


38 
3 
1 

5 


1         12 
13 


3 

i 


10 


s 


-9 

:  d 

•  p 

:  cu 

.    <b 

•  m 


1 

2' 

1 
11 

1 

1 

3 
11 

3 

1 

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4 
3 
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4 

19li 

2'i 

1 

1 

2 

2 

4 

5 

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6 
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31 
31 
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1 

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1 , 


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10 

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111 
1 ' 
11 1 

«! 
1 


9  1 


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3 


2 


7 

1 

4 

2 

20 

3 

1 

12 

15 

7 

1 

15 

10 

10 

6 

11 

1 

169 

20 

2 
9 

*« 

2 
2 

8 

12 

15 

10 

29 

3 
•> 

4 

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. 


03 

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o 


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s 

3 

B 


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OB  S 

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a 

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a 


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p-^ 

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►» 

a.1 

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•    '■*■ 

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3 

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o 

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o 

W 

cr 
o 

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o 

1 

o 

D 

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09 


p^  on 


t  • 


S. 


No... 
Yes.. 


II  I 

No  ..Yes  . 

3644 

3611) 

3647' Yes..  No. 

364H 

3650, No  ..  Yes.. 

3651 

:i652 

;«j53  Yes  .  No. 

3634      •• 

3655  No. . .  Y 

:i»>r>()  \;f 8..  No... 

36ri7  No...  Yes.. 
3<:>s     *  • 
3650      '  * 
3660      •  * 
»>61  Yes. 
mn  No. 
3*itW 
36*;i 

;«>•;>     *' 

3ritM>       *  • 
3'167       •  • 
3*k?<      ' ' 
3669,      ' ' 
3670      *  • 
.i671       " 
:W72  Yes. . 
:m:i  No... 
;i674'Yes.. 
367.5  No.. . 
:W6  Yes.. 
.•i677  No... 

:>;7^»     •  * 
;i67i)     •  * 
;i6s0  Yes.. 
lUiHl  No... 
:i&<>     '  * 
'.am  Yes.. 
:njsi\    •* 
:j6S5  No... 

36S6 
3687 
368S 


1 

2i 
2i 

II 

4 

I 


Yes. 


I  Pair...  Street. 


'  Fair. . . 
i Clean  . 
Fair... 


* « 


> « 
t « 


Alley.. 

Yard... 

Street. 

Yard... 

iStreet. 

Fair...      " 
Clean  .Yard... 


6 !.... 

5, I 

2 i Fair...  Street. 


I 


>  t 


..Yes 

6' ;Fair...  Yard..' 

..!  I Street.' 

2  Yes I  Fair...  Yard.. 

5, jYes  .  Cloau  .  Street., 

4 1 Fair...; 

a- I I 


4   « 


No 

No... 

Yes., 

No. . . 

'Yes.. 


No... 
(Yes. 


H' ! Fair... 

2 , iYard..' 

2 ' Yes. .  , Street .  I 

4 'Yard..! 

y Yes..  (Mean..  Street. 

2 "     Fair...      "        I 

3 *'         Yard... 

3 "        Street.! 

3  '.'.'.'.'.'.  '.'.'.['.'.  '.'/.'.'.[      "         Yard..  ! 
. ..' ' Clean..  Sreet.' 

2 Fair...  Alley..  , 

Slrt-et.  . 

3  Yes Fair...      " 

Vard  ..  , 

'i Yes..  Fair...  Street.  , 

12  Yes •' 

7 Fair...  Yard... 


No.., 

•  a 

Yes. 


4 
3 


Yes..' ^Street. 

'     '•    , Clean..,     " 

, "         Yard... 

iFair...'     *' 

2 1 ...Street, 

3 Clean.. 

2 1 1     *' 

3. : 


o 
a 


o» 


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yea 

Boyi 
yea 

Males 
year 

h*0 

3 

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no* 

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3 

41 
3, 

1| 


4 


2 


2 

2 


1 
2' 


2; 

1 


8 


10 

5 

15 

8 
6 


6 
5 


9 
6 
1 


5 
13 


5 


3 
1 
1 


16 


2 
3 


7 
5 

8 

V, 


4 

16, 


2 


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3 
1 

4>; 

4;! 

10, 

71, 
6 

ii: 

3,: 

I: 
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I'l, 

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2 

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3, 
4 
1 

21* 

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II  . 

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1',: 

1  . 

'>' 

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1  . 
1  . 

5| 

2 
2 
2i 
1  ,. 


3 
1 


1,415       323  16.580  13,647 


:  o* 


i; 


3! 

SI 

1. 


5 


2 

i 

i 


2 

2 


1 


1,738 


12 
1 

14 
12 
31 
19 
13 
1 

10 

13 

1 

2 

4 

1 

11 

14 

1 

11 

7 

3 

1 

8 

17 

1 

0 

1 

1 

7 

2 

2 

1 

20 

1 

4 

6 

3 

1 

14 

9 

10 

6 

1 

5 

21 

1 

3 

1 

6 


31.965 


314 


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 


2; 

o 
o 

CO 


r,0 

OD  < 

STcr 

o  Q 


7 1  Brick 

6i 


Stone 
Brick 


Brick 


o 


o 

« 

c 

a 

OB 


OB  p  =: 
CO  ST. 

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5" 


242!Had.... 

1 

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450 

ft  ft 

326 

ft  • 

64 

1     '• 

64 

1    •  • 

68 

"     ... 

ft  ft 

34  Good . . . 

.  No 

20  Bad .... 

.  Yes 

320 

t . 

ft  ft 

1           . . . . 

20 

.  •  • 

ft  ft 

78 

•  • 

ft  ft 

153 

•  t 

•  ft 

380 

t  • 

ft  ft 

186 

■  i 

ft  ft 

20 

•  • 

.  ft 

36 

*  • 

... 

ft  ft 

45 

.  1 

■  ft 

56 

•• 

ft  ft 
. '           .... 

205 

ft  t 

ft  ft 

32 

'*        ... 

<  ft 

32 

»    » 

ft  ft 

:J2 

**        ... 

52 

•  t 

ft  ft 

12:i 

•  » 

1  ft 

•  «  • 

12 

....a...      » 

Good . . . 

!  No  .■.;.■.".' 

260 

•  t 

ft  » 

440 

3ad 

iYes 

35 

» * 

1     •• 

56 

* . 

t  ft 

15 

Good  . . . 

No 

56 

Bad 

.  Yes 

56 

>  • 

1     •  ft 
.  1           . . . . 

56 

•  • 

ft  ft 

56 

♦  • 

t  > 

675 

<  i 

ft  ft 

395 

ft  ft 

40 

•  ft 

i     • » 

23o 

>  • 

ft  ft 

385 

t . 

ft  ft 

10 

4    • 

ft  ft 

49 

ft    ft 

ft  ft 

1     . .    .  - .  • 

55 

15 

»   • 

t  ft 

5. 

'ft   ft  ft 

455 

•    ft 

ft  ft 

63 

•   < 

.1     ••    .... 

23 

Good... 

.,No 

49 

Bad 

Yes 

49 

ft  ft 

ft  ft 

30 

Fair.... 

INo 

213 

Bad 

lYes 

39 

ft  ft 

4             «   ft 

'                           ■  >  •  k 

44 

Fair.... 

Ino 

G'i 

Bad 

Yes 

62 

•  ft 

ft  ft 

120 

Fair — 

ft  1 

50 

ft  ft 

64 

Bad.... 

1     • ' 
>  1           . . . . 

64 

ft  ft 

ft  ft 

64 

ft  • 

ft  ft 

.  1           . . . . 

540 

•  ft 
... 

•  ft 

41 

Pair.... 

'No 

U 

Bad 

ft  ft 

7 

Good.. . 

1  ft 

SO 

•  ft 

.  Yes 

40 

Bad 

■  ft 

138 

ft  ft 

k  » 

28 

ft  ft 

■  1                       I      .  . 

28 

ft  ft 

.1     '• 

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 


•  • 

4   > 

•   I 
<    t 


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 

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Levens.  T.  J 

Leiter,  Joseph 


Loiter.  L.  Z.... 
Lemon  Estate. 


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Linn.  W  K 

LogHU,  F.  (t.  L 

[jyuns.  J.  A 

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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 

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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 

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2139  Wabash  av.  ..^ 

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171  E.  Adams  st 

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2311-2313-2317  Dearborn  st 

2319-2323-2325  Dearl»orn  st 

2335-2337  Denrborn  8t  

2311-2313-2315-2317  State  st 

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FACTORY  inspectors'  REPORT. 


Fire  Escapes 


Name  of  (Jwner,  Occupant  or  Lessee. 


Location  of  Building. 


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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 


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Owners 
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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 


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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 


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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. 


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5 

27 

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87 

3 

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4 

100 
1.H80 

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Fair.   .. 

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3 

108 

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4 

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3 

501  Fair.... 

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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      ••     

;iooj 

3'     *'     

10 

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4'     ••     

96 

"     ....  Yes.... 

2-4      **     

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3      ••     

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1  •                               «  • 

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150 

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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. 


•  *■«■«••••••« 


16 

101 

I 
2 


1 
2 
1 


6 
6 


6 


d 


SB 
0 


32 

4 

24 


Yes..  Yes.. 


No...  No..., 

I 

Yes..  Yes.. 


2iNo...  No. 


22 


No  ..  Yes. 


Yes..!  Yes. 


21  Yes..  I  Yes.. 

I 

I 

iIno  ..Ino  .. 
1 

I 

4JYeB. .  Yes.. 
..tNo  ..No  .. 


8j  No  . .  No  . . 

2iNo  ..  No  .. 

I 
..(No  ..  Xo  .. 


No  ..iNo 


No  ..  No  . 

I  I 

3iNo  ..No  . 


2'No  ...No  .. 

i  I 

2|No  ..No  .. 

..'no  ..'No  .. 


o 


ft 

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p. 


Q 
c 

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a. 


2  No  ..'No  . 


No  ..iNo 


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. 


o 
o 

B' 

& 

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-t 

OB 


iz5 

o 


c 
c 


I  5» 

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:  89 

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0  OB 
CB 


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^  o   . 

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Elein  National  Watch  Co.—  , 

Elffin.  Ill Gold,  steel  &  silver      1001 


10 

I 

1; 

I 
6, 


91 

I 

2 

I 
I 

9! 


2i 


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  .' 


o 

O 

a 

OB 

a 


2.,  :? 


a 

o 
5 

0U 


CD 

5 


4|No  ..|No  ..|  41  Yes  . 

12|no  ..|no  ..]  leJY'es  . 

!           I           ,  ' 

4  No  ..INo  .,;  4iY^es  . 

8  Yes  .IYcs  . 

I  i 

..  No  ..iNo  .. 


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  . 

'  I 

221  Yes  .'No  . 

I 
I 

Yes  .  Yes 


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 

o 


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 

rV.  N 


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 


a 


cr  .  « 


a        CO 

§   '    s  ^ 


OB 


8 

I 

I 

6 
11 

28' 

I 

5 


8:, 


3 


12 


-I 


S  i 


0 


o 

3     ' 


2 
46 


12        16 


8 


I 


No...  No... 
No...  N«.., 
No...!  Yes.. 

Yes  .Yea., 

I 

No  ..;no  .. 

No  ..iNo  .. 


32 


2 


13 


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  .. 

I 

1' INo  ..iNo  ..' 


o 


OB 
t 

t* 

p. 


8Y"es..  No... 

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 

3'Yej»  .  N<»  .. 

iNo  ..'no 

t 
6Yes.jNo  - 

4  Yes  .iXo 

HYes  .iNo 

I 

! 

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 


upei 

laz- 


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. 


o 


a 

a 

-t 

OB 


o 


Western  (The)  Foundry  Co.—  , 
3632Albanyav Iron, 


' Brass, Iron,  steel. . . 


9,d 

;3 


fi  00 
CD 


OB 


O 


a 


OD 

if!  ^ 


I 
7 


i! 

I 
5> 

10 


5'Ye8 
..;No  . 
2iNo  . 
ItNo  . 
2iNo  . 
5  No  . 
..No  ., 


I  Yes 


No  .. 

iNo..: 


No  .. 


iNo  .. 
,No 

r 

iNo 


I 


21 No  ..No 


li No  ..iNo  .. 


3i No  ..  No  .. 


..No  ., 
6  No  .. 
..No  . 


14  No 


INo  . 

I 

i 

jNo  . 

INo  . 

No  . 


12.  No  ..No 


ll No  ..No  ..' 


1, No  ..INo 


8 


28iNo  ..iNo  .. 


sNo  ...No 


2iNo  ..iNo 


10  Yes  . 
INo  .. 

oIycs  . 

I 

l!No  .. 

elYes  . 

I 

GiYes  . 
Yes  . 


8  Yes. 'Yes.;       19.  Yes  . 


Yes. 
No  .. 
3: Yes  . 


21  Yes  . 

6' Yes  . 

4  Yes  . 
14  Yes  . 
12  Yes  . 

INo  .. 

llNo  .. 


28 


Yes. 
No.. 
No  .. 
No  .. 
No  .. 
No.. 
No., 
Yes 
No., 
No  . 
No. 
No  . 
No  . 
No  . 
No  . 
No  . 
No. 
No  . 
No  . 


I, 


Yes  . 

8|Yes  .iNo 

I 
10  Yes  .'iNo 


24INO  ..iNo  ..        30iYe8 


1561       eSYes.'Yes.       221 


Yes 


No.. 
Yes. 


12> 


No  ..  No  ..'       12' Yes  .'No  .. 


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 . . 


Steol 


9» 


J3» 


a? 


18    ^% 


No.  of  places  inspected— 103, 620 


c     ,  g«  I  •  5   •  •  • 

2     .  :  »  I 


;a 


to 


8j       10INo..iNo.. 

4|Ko  ..No  .. 

12lYe8  .  Ves  . 

41  Yes. 'Yes. 
I  I 

4!No..!No.. 


8 No  ..iNo  ., 


f 


10  Yes.  Yes  . 


© 


5 


e 
5" 

(Si 


801. 


18|Yes  .'.'So 
4|Yes.'N- 

12Tes    V^- 
4;Ye8    V*'> 
4|Ye8  .  N ' 
blres.iN^'. 


10 


Yes  .!Ye» 


1.431 


ABINGDON,  ALEDO,  ALPHA. 


H21 


TOWNS  OUTSIDE  OF  COOK  COUNTY. 


ABINGDON. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


c 

B 


a 
a 
o 


cs 


IB 


QO 


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1 


8B 


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1 


O 
g; 

Si 


3 

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:  cp 
.  "1 


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 


1 
14 


G9; 


22  . 

22 

26 

ii 

38 

.39' 

1 

40 

3  . 

3 

f 

5 

9  .. 

7H 

fi9'      103 


U       l»i 


ALEDO. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


c 
a 


Oi 


»5 


3 

a 

(0 


A 


A 

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3* 


1 


Oi 


A 

SB 

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C 

3" 
»»• 

Ou 

A 

3 


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O  3 


A 


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Aledo  Democrat. The [Printing 

Aledo  Republican.  The I      "      

Brick  and  Drain  Tile  Works. . .  Brick  and  drain  tile. 
Coffland.  J.  W.  A  Son.. ;Cigars 


No.  of  places  inspected— 4' 


1, 

9 


3    4 

3  :> 

18; , 18 

2. 3 

26: 30 


ALPHA. 


1  OD        ^  as 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


/^ 

1 


o 

1 


32. 

"     A 
% 


A 

n 


A ;» 


A 


A 


0> 


A  Q' 

•1  A 

»  3 

•  .J 


A 

1 


5=. 


r^ 


Alpha  Foundry...'. 'Foundry 

Mongerson,  F.  M {Bicycle  repairing 

Times  Record,  The jPrinting 

Woods  Broom  Co Brooms 


No.  of  places  inspected— 4! 


3 


3 


(>  

6 

•>■  1 

'* 

4  

1 

12  

12 

24  

27 

328 


FACTORY    inspectors'    REPORT. 


ALTON. 


Si 


00 


I  n 


Name. 


Branch  of  InduBtry. 


i 


I 

o 


a 


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o 
1 


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1  s 


O)    I 


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1 


Alton  Novelty  Mfjr.  Co 

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 

1 

2 

149 


70' 


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40 

4 

2 

5 

1 
25 

1  ■. 

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154 


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Name 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Chapman,  Thos.  J Fruit  boxes  and  barrels. 

Holcomb.  Cha8.  B *  


Xo.  of  places  inspected— 2.  | 


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Anderson,  Hess  &  Go Fruit  and  vegrt'blelboxes. 

Carlisle,  Thomas  A 

GrefiTory,  Davis 

Minnich.  J 

Sims  &  Hehenberirer 


No.  of  places  inspected— 5. 


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ASSUMPTION. 


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Branch  of  Industry. 


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Assumption  News,  The 

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. . 


1 

9 


6 


3 

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2 

1 2 

5 

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2 

3 

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2 

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14 

14 

2 

1          3 

31 

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2 

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13 

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1 

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2 

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1 

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3 

3 

5 

1 1          5 

3 

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3 

3 

3 

'          3 

5 

,          5 

84 

1 

90 

330 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS'    REPORT. 


AUBURN. 


•4  Q 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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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Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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| 
■72I 


60 


1 
20 


Bicycles  and  vehiclos. 
Cigars 


93 

I 

128' 


415 
9 


no    110 

163            2  165 

21  22 

15,    v....  15 

35  r* 

15«         10  lb 

69          1  :i» 

123         !I2  Ui 

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6        1  : 

2            1  3 

96           2  100 

3  :  3 


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 


1 
2 


8, 


No.  of  places  inspected— 71| 


150 


40 


10 


15 


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25 

25 

20 

1 20 

3 

1(> 

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27 

4 

4 

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1         18 

0 

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60 

50 

11 

11 

38 

3» 

14 

14 

4 

4 

3  1 3 

8 

' H 

» 

13 

5 

5 

4 

4 

40 

40 

2 

•> 

34 1 

40 

10 

5 

8 

6 

1          9 

348 

2       360 

8i 

H 

3! 

10         28 

4 

i 

3: 

3 

lOi 

19 

3 

1           4 

14- 

14 

7 

7 

25 

25 

27 

27 

1: 

1 

4i 

4 

8' 

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2 

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199 

i       200 

:e 

35 

3,209 

190   4.132 

1 

BARRY. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Barry  Milling  Co .' Flour 


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 

.J 

5 

9 

;       •* 

49 

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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20 


20 


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8 


44 


61 


OB    II 


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5 

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5441; 
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1            1 

1 
41 

1 
I           5 

21 

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1: 2 

t 

1 ■          2 

10 

' 10 

2 

4 

3! 

6 

2! 

1          3 

41 

1          5 

3 

3 

2 

1          5 

21 

150i 

1 150 

11 

1 

51 

' ;      5 

2 

' 1      2 

41 

5 

1, 

1 

2 

: 3 

1 

1 

3 

3 

2| 

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100, 

100 

1 

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BAYLIS. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


OB 


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Birch.  Loyd.  Mrs i  Wagons. 

No.  of  places  ins  pected— 1 . ! 


8 


8 


BELLEVILLE. 


335 


BELLEVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


I 


f-i  OB 

SB 

a 

►1 


f^  to 

:  c2 
•  a 
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Si 


Beck.  Cbarlen lOi&rars 

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 


1 


10 
1 


15 


19 


1' 


1 


2 


63' 


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42 


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1 


5 

5 

10 

15 

199 

13|! 


30' 

5'. 

5| 

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30" 


II 


1 

i: 

Hi 
10 
235 
131 

9 

G 

5 

3 

3 

2 
74 

4 
19 

1 


54    1.227; 


10' 

II 


15' 


191 

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1 


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W  B 
n 


6 

10 

25 

200^ 

13 

4 

9 

2 

106 

2 

1 

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G 
6 

35 

30 

2 

3 
2 

1 
1 

10 
235 
150 


a 
3 
3 
3 

75 
4 

20 
1 

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1 

2 

5 

s 

1 1 

5 

n 

1    J 

8 

>••••■ 

1 

1 

1 «  1 

2 

^ 

....... 

2^ 

12 

1 

13 

'..•■.. 

1 

10 
3 

1 

1 

10 
3 

6 

6 

9 

9 

4 

1 

4 

1 

•  ••••• 

1 

63 

2 

65 

6 

1    2 

8 

25 

25 

38 

2 

40 

4 

4 

7 

i 

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40 

40 

1 

i 

2 

G 

G 

1 

1 

1 

68i  1.344 


3H4 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


BELVIDERE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


ce 


S^  OB 

:g 


3? 
SB 

OB  {-• 

OB 

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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 

3, 


19 


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-9 

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Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


p. 

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.\lvord.  Louis  H Groceries 

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, 


•>' 


1: 

4 

IE: 

2, 
2 
4 

t' 

8 

4tl 


I 

4 

6 

4 

2 

4 

3 
3 

4 

2 
k 
4 
« 
6 
H 
4 


BLCX)MlNGTON. 


335 


BLOOMINGTON. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry* 


3- 

0 

a 


is? 
ills 

OB 

d 

•1 


e» 


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 


O     ' 
9»    I 


11 

4 


1 


24: 


9       101 


18 


o 
1 


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I 

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 


op 


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 

3 

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41 

33   175 

1 

1 

s' 

8 

14 

1 14 

•> 

'         •> 

20 

1 20 

6 

' 6 

3 

3 

6 

6 

6 

6 

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•* 

45i 

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. 


g 

a 


o> 


CIS 


:  • 

.   o 

:  < 
:  ^ 


5 


< 
1 


CS 

s 
a. 
» 


•1 


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. 


3"  I 

:  c  i 

•  d 

:  a.  . 

•  **    , 


So 

Ti  SB 

OB 

P 

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1 


A 


33" 

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5" 

oe 


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A   I, 


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0 


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Or 


1 


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.' 


.'{ 


101  .... 

10 

3.... 

4 

r»' 

4 

1'  .... 

•» 

3   .... 

s 

43;    ... 

43 

4   .... 

4 

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* 

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N 

o 

3 

35   .... 

35 

4 

1 

122'  .... 

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CAIRO. 


W 


U>  '     OB 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


0 

A 


0 
0 

& 


Si 

1  p 

:  » 
:  w 

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3* 


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. 


5!, 
IH' 


o>i  j__cs 


c 
< 


--9 

OiB" 

M    (6 

mo 


C 
9 

It 


li 
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li«l' 

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50i' 

26i< 
12' I 

21; 


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c'b 

a  z 


0 

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a. 

» 

30O 

t 
9» 

5 
40 

5 

4 

25 

12 
2 

2 
10 


CAIRO,  CAMP  POINT,  CANTON. 


337 


Cairo — Concluded. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


r%  00 

OB 


0 


o 


P  ^ 
QD 

o 
•I 


o 


•^  OD 

O 

at 

o 
-•I 
o 


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b; 


CO 


Rolston  &  Lindstiun Dyeing:  and  ropairingr 


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 

'i 


38 


o 
-1 


«J» 


-9 

«l 

CO  0 

C 
a* 


»B 

cr 

►1 


o 

124 

ii 

4 

3 

1 

2 

2 

[ 

1 

I 

1 

1 

4 

' 

693 

38 

2 
135 
4 
4 
2 
2 
1 
1 
4 


732 


CAMP    POINT. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


p  — 

-I  » 


C 
<t> 


e> 


00 


CO 


•I 


9> 


V! 


(D 


P  s 

CO  .»« 
«D 

o 
1 


O) 


<*  P 

fie 

X 


O 

-1 

1 


o»     \ 


CO  9 

□ 

o. 

n 


A 

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  . 


B^ 

T3  SL 


cog 

:  c 
.  o 
•  <^ 

:  o. 


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 

P  CO 
Oft 

G 

a 

1 


a> 


DO 

P  CO 

1 

CO 

C 
a 
a 
n 

1 


OJ 


p 
1 

CO 


No.  of  places  inspected- 12. 


Cigars 


*  • 


Cigar  boxes 
Cigars  


•  * 


Brick  and  drain  tile. 

Cigars  

Plows 

Cigars  

Iron  moulding 


6 


16 


3 

CO 


< 


CS 


10 
7 
12 
20 
2 
73 
43 


18 


191 


VJ  0 

p  » 

CO 


O 

< 
ft 

1 


Oi 


a 

VI  cr 
o  r: 


o> 


«  o 
3  p 


QO  3 

c 

1 


32 

5 

47 

17 

24 

2 

i 

15 

3 

« 

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. 


a 
a 


(^  WW 

If 

9 


o» 


SB 

0> 


52 


o 

T 


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 

a 
•1 


e  1  •  « 
S     :S 


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 


(Dfi 


o 
< 

•1 


"i 


8 
1' 


1 

i 


1 
1 


Acr 

'I 

99 


:  0 

1,    •    B 

1   :  ^ 


6* 

:  or 


i 


3'i. 
*;. 
61'. 
5'. 

3i  . 

I: 

2i  . 

J!!: 

3.1. 
?' 

2  . 
3,  . 

3  . 

:2 

|:- 

10,  . 

^:. 

3  . 

3  . 

3  . 

3  . 

3  . 

8  . 

I 


14t      156 


II 


5 
I 


8      IS 


ii 


CARPENTERSVILLE,  CARROLLTON,  CENTRALIA. 


339 


CARPENTERSVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Males 
years 

Femal 
years 

Boys 
years 

Girls 
years 

Children 
16  years. 

1  • 

; 

PS 

>  a 

■     0 

'  5 

O 

Qd 

Ot 

o 

< 

. 

'    ^ 

•  < 

:  ^ 

und 

0> 

^ 

•     9i 

S 

n 

oag 

OP 

o 


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 


a 


M  OS 

a" 

a 
0 

Gu 

o 


g5 

3S. 


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 
< 


o» 


si 

CO  D 


C 
0 


&     5 


-? 


? 


1 


33; 


V 
1 


1 
1 


r 

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 


c 

0 


•I 

C 

0 

n 


Oi 


iB 

o 


2» 


o 
< 

n 


•  i 


Cigars 

Tfuloring 

Repair  shops. 
Ci/^ars   


Tailoring 

Fruit  boxes 

Clothing  store. 


3 


3 


8| 
1431 

71 
4 
1 


172 


okCr 

»0 


P 
0 


i    «D 


h3 

o 


B^ 

at  g 

If 

•    t 

:  o 


8 

3 

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! 


^ff     2- 


1 

c 


3I' 

2; 


23, 


4 
3 

4 


CLAYTON 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


SfOD 

OB 


P 

o 


at 

d 
o 


Si 

a  SI 

a 

o 
< 
o 


Buriresser  Clsrar  Co 

Clayton  Millinir  Co 

Hnbbs,  Jarad  F 

No.  of  places  inspected— S 


Ciflrars 
Flour  . 
Ciffttrs 


'      0 

s 

•1 

"^ 

P  2 

Ji  « 

0 

«>o 

< 

9 

:  p 

:  O' 

taA 

.   e 

Ci 

•  »i 

5 

I 

7 

.3 

15 

1 

«:^ 


Oh 


o 


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 


»P 


9 

n 


2 
3 
6 
4 

38 
1 


44 


If 

►t  2 

OB  9 

:  0 

•  o 
:  & 


©"a 

■  c 

1 


21 


4 
I 

12 
4 

40 
2 


COLLINSVILLE,  CHRYSTAL  LAKE,  DANVILLE. 


341 


COLLINSVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


■^  OD 

00 


OB 


5 
£- 

a 

o 
-•1 
a 

t 


O  SB 

So 


o 
►1 


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-2 

at  B 


P 

o 
•1 


■oSL 
c«  g 

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►1 

o 


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. 


v,9 


CO 


•1 


O     ! 


a 


o  a 

ge  O 

CO 

o 
o 


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 


-5 

«   'I  :  c 

I  •  ^ 

o>   I.    •    fn 


o 

< 


601      696 


oP 
S" 

•2.3 

CO  a" 
.    » 


a; '  4 

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 

'i\\ i  3 


14i      T70 


342 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


DECATUR. 


Name  and  Location. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


c 
o 
a 


M  OD 


SB 

:  S  I 


oi  OB 


( 


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...; 


1 

V 


20 


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.'- 


4 

21 


20 


—  I 


4, 


63, 


S' 


o 


mo 


*'!■ 

^1 
li.. 

3 
4 

••   r  • 

GO,. 

21  .. 
341  . 

8". 
40'. 

4    . 

9,. 
4   . 

2  . 

e '. 

24  I. 
20,. 

5'. 

4  . 

3,  . 
13 

3  . 

20   . 
o 

5  . 
2 

4  . 

1  . 

27    . 

2.. 
17    . 

9    . 

1 

I 

2  ' 

5  ". 

24 

•> 

4    . 

U  . 
IS 

f> 
70 

1    . 

3  •. 

I 

2 

3 
1 

7i 

?:■ 

2'l 

lii 

3 
S8 
13 

2 

6 

:» 

2 
4 


B 
a 


li 


B| 

:  & 
-  1 

'  o 


4 

15 
1 
4 

m 

i 

2 

fiO 

21 
M 

8 
40 

4 
10 

4 

2 

I 

24 

20 

l> 

5 

4 

7 

16 

3 

20 
•> 


5 


21 

1 

27 
2 

20 
15 

5 

M 

4 

l.> 

1» 

24 
•» 

I 

J* 

IH 

71 
1 
3 

«* 


1 

« 

75 

3 
5 

10 
1 

s 

14 

4 

♦; 
3!' 


DECATUR,    DEERFIELD,   CE  KALB. 


343 


Decatur — Concluded. 


Name. 


Location. 


fi  OB 

CD 


(3 

a 


3- 


a 


OB 


o 


VIS 

Oft 


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. 


164 


SB 

o 
< 

o» 

n 

00 


d 

a 
►1 


3| 

o 

^«= 

c 
»1 


53 

1 

54 

12 

1   12 

6 

r     6 

7 

7 

3 
2 



3 
2 

788 

6 

968 

DEERFIELD. 


N  time- 


Branch  of  Industry. 


so 


•1 


CA  I     GB  £.         C« 


p 

so 


a 


c 
a, 


Cft 


OD 

o 

<    I 

Oft 


1 


Oft 


>-9 

OftC 
»  ft- 


s 

1 


c 

<r 

»-« 

c 


Deerfield  Creamery, 
Rommel,  PJiilip 


Cheese  and  butter 

Harness  and  saddlery. 


No,  of  places  inspected— 2. 


3   . 
5    , 


3 


1)1-:  KALli. 


Xaiiu' 


Branch  of  Industry. 


V3O 

o  >- 
V  — 

.^  CO 
73 


►1 


^  » 
^  .*'. 


ft 

Oft 


-1 


•aSL 
u  E 


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. 


2 


2 


3 


3 


11 


8 


57 


30  .. 

.... 

30 

•JS 

2 

:«) 

4  .. 

4 

Vio    .. 

i;io 

2 

10 

5  .. 

5 

'} 

•> 

200  ,. 

200 

473 

2 

475 

2.5  .. 

25 

y 

') 

12  .. 

i:i 

•J 

'f 

i:ti 

10; 

200 

V>o    l,tt53 


14    1,132 


344 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


DEL AND, 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


7i  OD 


C 


Oi 


ti  to 

GB 


^O^ 


fi 


S 

OB  & 

o 

BB 

o 
< 


O) 


Gantz  &  Faller 

Qoodman  &  EeigrhlD 

MaellerBros 

Rinehart.  Inaac  L 

Tilson,  Richard 


No.  of  places  inspected— 5. 


General  merchandise. . . 
Hardware  and  lumber. . 

Grain 

Hardware 

BIacksmitb*e:  &  repair'g.! 


QB 


OB 


o 

< 


ACT 

S3 


16 


D 


■F 


■  8 


c 


4 
3 

3 
4 
3 


i; 


DIXON 


Name. 


P 

-1 

CA 


Q 


Branch  of  Industry. 


09 


a 


W 
«<  o 

©v; 

S»  CB 

a 

CD 
*1 


OS    1 


21! 


00  A 
OB 

O 
< 


129' 


«<(B 
^  OB 


Angrlo-Swifls  Cond  Milk  Co I  Condensed  milk i 

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 


^  r 

OJ    ■( 


P7' 


Si  O 
SB 

:  e 

•  a 
:  CL 

•  o 

•  •-» 


I 


o  o 

*  a- 
►1 


24,      250 


5    . 

5 

7i!. 

7 

3'i. 

3 

^V 

I 

6,'. 

6 

200  ■. 

300 

11'  .. 

11 

35    . 

■ 

10 

66;^ 

21' 

«n 

_i  ■ 

2 

w 

No.  of  places  inspected— 11. 


3r        16,      im\  1.031! 


17    1,441 


DUQUOIN. 


Name. 


Blakeslee  M.tg.  Co. . . . 

Cook.B.O 

Dnquoin  Iron  Works 


No.  of  places  inspected— 3. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Foundry , . . 
('ooperasre. 
Iron  work. . 


CD  «.« 

it  CB 
CO 


0 
a 

o 


W 


>i   OB 

CB 

1 


a 


SB  .»« 

OB 

o 
< 

»1 


O) 


9B 


c::  t 


c 

< 


'  © 

'  s 


I 


e 

0 


oa  il 


49, 


C  ' 

^  i 


a>  a 

C 


1 1 

_    __ 

—             — 

:J4! 

i! 

3S 

3'  .. 

•      •      ■     «     L 

3 

12-.. 

1 

t 

*      *      *      "     » 

12 

30 


EAST   DUBUQUE,   EAST  ST.   LOUIS. 


345 


EAST   DUBUQUE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


vj2     vJ?      vsS*      M? 

552! 

®  -t 

Vm 

9  CL 

?» 

S5»     . 

1  M 

Idre 
yea 

"d 

»tf 

»5r 

31  ** 

'<     0 

;  o 

(B 

'     O 

^0 

fti 

:  o 

< 
Cb 

:  cs 

'   ft 

'  »i 

<* 

t 

t^ 

^« 

•  t-A 

»-» 

*•* 

■  » 

1 

■   o> 

o» 

Oi 

o» 

•  1 

Hollenf  el7«  Michael 

No.  of  places  inspected— 1. 


Beer  bottliofiT 

1 

lo; 

...... 

10 

1 

1 
1 

9 

•     -I 


10 


10 


EAST   ST.    LOUIS. 


Xtmie. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


1^  00 
OB 


C5 


1.1  00 

no 

C 

1 


o: 


1^  m 


« 


(0 


Adolph. William  H 

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 


3' 


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 


14 


12 
1 


2 
10 


-5 


A     > 


^  1 

^o 

9 

fficr 

T-tf        (. 

^  ►-• 

rt»            V.  ■— 

00 

9  O. 

»  t 

n  o 

o        * 

»3 

< 

^    1  . 

§ 

!  ■ 

a 

•-^    1 

CD 

at     1 

►1 

op 
l»  fcs 

c 

1 


'     3 

1 

1 

3 

15   

15 

ll 

1 

5|1 

5 

14' 

14 

3,' 

3 

10' 1        10 

12; 1        12 

8:1 1         8 

125' 125 

4;; 4 

21 2 

50' 50 

40:1 

40 

ll' '          1 

40   '        40 

3i 1         3 

10           3         13 

35 

!        35 

4 

1         4 

1., 1          1 

2ii ■         3 

h: 8 

3,! 3 

347!  '      350 

350 350 

128          23       155 

2    2 

2,1 ;      2 

4I! '      5 

4^ 5 

2!  2 

1    ,          1 

8;i '       8 

3  ;      3 

4, 4 

'*               V 

a£l ,                    M 

4    4 

a   20 

20! 20 

14    

16 

7y8'!      12 

820 

59           1         60 

75, 

75 

1' 

1 

7; 

7 

7931 

!■■      800 

•) 

i          2 

T   ;         1 

4 

1 

1 

4 

46         361  3,0401;        46   3.122 


346 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


EDINBURG. 


Z'   1 


vi  W      w* 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


00 


C 
B 


ft 


oa    I 


*X  OB 
X 


3     '      S. 


A 


o 


a  I 


o 
at 

o 
t 

I    • 

IS 

1 
SO 


t 

X 


==     2? 

SI     «* 
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c 
e 


3 


9 


Ballet&Gehm 

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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3- 


2 
2 
2 

3 


4 
4 


3 

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2 

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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- 

3 

3 

14 

1 

3 

3 

98 

10 

1 


3       140 


4 

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14 
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3 
3 

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144 


EFFINGHAM,   ELGIN 


347 


EFFINGHAM. 


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Branch  of  Industry. 


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Effinsh'm  Can'e  &  W.  Phg.  Co. 
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. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 


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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. 


Branch  of  Industry- 


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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 


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44 


1 
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ELGIN,    FREEPORT. 


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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1 


68 


1.632 


1 

3 

4 
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3 
2 
3 
6 

20 
4 
3 
3 
5 
6 
9 
4 
3 
8 
3 
4 
4 
2 
3 
4 
1 
4 
3 

50 


2,396 


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2 
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4.054 


FREEPORT. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Arcade  Manufacturinc:  Co. 

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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15 

15 

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4 

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23 

3 

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8 

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8 

6 

6 

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10 

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2 

4 

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10 

16 

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Freeport — CodcI  tided . 


NUDH. 

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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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32;      106 


142 


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Branch  of  Industry. 


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Adams  &  Johnson  &  Co 

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| 
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53 
87 
65 
31 
6 


10 


21 


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1,340; 

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25 

33 

200 

553 

23 

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90 

65 

31 

27 

6 

5 

255 

5 

1.371 


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No.  of  places  in8peoted~2. 


Butter 
Shoes . 


I 

1 

5 
97 

5 

i  ■* 

■■"3 

38 

2 

3 

38 

102 

5 

5 

140 

145 


352 


FACTORY  INSPECTORS  REPORT. 


GENEVA. 


Name. 


I  to 


Branch  of  Industry, 


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9 


C 


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AppIetoD  Mfgr.  Co 

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 


<5 
*1 


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.    '          4    4 

r       1  ' 2 

'       -.          '  f 

I           2  ! 2 

i"        2 '.'.'.'.'..'  A 

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1           3 i  4 

3  f  3 

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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IB 

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'  S     ' 

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2-3 

Grocery  store 

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 

...... 



j 

1  *  ■  *  * ' ' 

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 

m 

Clothinir  store 

» 

Furnit're.hardw're  store 
Grocery  and  feed  store.. 

1 

s 

Dry  iroods  store 

1 

1 

Furnit're.hardw're  store 
Brick  and  tile 

J 

Dry  iroods  store 

E uirine  supplies 

• 

8 

69 

n 

GRAND    TOWER,    GRANITE    CITY,   GRAYVILLE. 


no^ 


GRAND    TOWER. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


iBtemational  Basket  Co | Fruit  boxes  and  baskets. 

No.  of  places  inspected— l! 


S 


0  - 

1  1 


O  <  (6  3 

p  -«  !  SB  ^ 

CD  ^  ■  »  m 

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c 


5S    ' 


ly 


19' 


c       -: 


»  5 


3 


ce  -_ 


ti 


25 


6; 


25 


GRANITE   CITY. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


c  :  c 

a  •  o 

a  :  a 

1  .  ^ 


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1 


1 


American  Steel  Foundry  Co. . .  Foundry  — 

Continental  Wire  Co Wire  works . 

Granite  City  Steel  Co Rolling  mill 

No.  of  places  inspected— 3' 


1  .... 
fi .... 

2<>9 
127 
294 

10  ... . 

720 

1, 

G 


10 


300 
130 
:i00 


r30 


GRAYVILLE. 


OB  '     CB 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


s 
1' 


1 


3SL 


OD 


c 


2? 


os=r 

-it      .^  r 

0 

1 


Blood.  J.  M.  ic  Bro Planini:  mill 

No.  of  places  inspected—! 


40   

40 

40' 

10 

354 


FACTORY    inspectors'    REPORT. 


GREENFIELD. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


»f  OB 

00 


a 

1 


A 


^  OB 

aa 

d 


|§ 

OB  E> 


o 
< 


SSL 

3* 


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 


ODES' 

ag 


1 


3 

5,i, 
2m. 

3, 

2ii. 

5'i 
2   . 


63 


Ob 


:  ? 


S 

2 

1 
Z 

9 

2 

3 

2 

4 
S 


4 
1 

4 

3 

U 
2 

i 


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. 


s 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


g 

a 


n 

!§ 


O 


1 


e>  I 


Oi    I 


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t   Sp* 


I 

o 
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1 
c 


City  Roller  Mills Flour 

Harrisburg  Planing  Mill Planing  mill , 

Harrisburg  Roller  Mills Flour 

Woolcou  Milling  Co '*    


No.  of  places  inspected— 4 


3i 


26! 


S 

u 

3 


«*■«** 


HARVARD,    HIGHLAND    PARK,    UOOPBSTON. 


355 


HARVARD. 


Q 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


G 
O 

a 


O    I 


ft  OB 

OB 

a 


Oi 


*t  SB 
CD  & 

CD 
OB 

o 


«<1  s 


II 


1 


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! 


o 


o  II 


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. 


(b  ■• 

Si  OB 
OD 

0 

a 

a 


A    I 


•if  w 


D 
& 

1 


Oi    I 


S5 
3S. 

OB 


1 


a> 


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 


ft 


O 


3 


0 
a 
a. 
« 


01 B 

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 

OB 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


O 

00 


(t 


A 


8*  OD 
OB 


a 
►1 


o 


te  5 
1  0 

O 
•1 

1 


«> 


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 


CB  3D 


< 
a 
n 


M 


Oi 


7 

15 
2 

8 


5i—  '  ^ 

<t 

■» 


a 

t 

a 


c 
3 
a 

a 

1 


3  S' 

t3£. 

3g 

VJ  s 

:   cr 

•1 

0 

•      l-H 

2 

45 

15 

»> 

2 

83 

S 

No.  of  places  inspected— 7. 


63        90 


157 


356 


FACTORY  INSPECTORS  REPORT. 
JACKSONVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


CD  *t 

a 

n 


I 


•9 

5 


g  ! 

a  ! 


^  1 


oo 

o 


s  s* 


I 


»^0     1     fm  'Z 


» I 


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 

•> 


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 

a. 


5 

■> 

3 

3 

4 

4 

3: 

% 

6 

' l- 

5' 

€ 

80 

3» 

7 

1           «* 

7 

......            • 

105; 

1 1« 

4' 

1 '          1 

3 

4 

6 

, « 

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'                        -« 

4, 

tt 

9' 

11 

12 

12 

S 

: i 

3 

3 

24; 

2B 

131 15 

1 

♦* 

7i 

1           *» 

4 

4 

17 

n 

41 

4 

3 

1 3 

'*, 

'                     .» 

lOr 

' 10 

4 

4 

i: 

•» 

14 

' 14 

4 

4 

4 

4 

6. 

♦; 

10 

: 10 

20 

21 

t 

; > 

4 

4 

4i 

4 

o 

-S 

3' 

15 

7, 

« 

4, 

' 4 

3' 

3 

2 

*i 

4 

4 

a' 

i ^ 

3 

B 

1 

1 

3 

, 3 

2i 

1         ^            ^ 

->! 

•» 

4 

4 

3 

i 3 

12 

12 

9> 

9 

3, 

: 10 

6 

« 

4 

4 

(> 

* 

2 

4 

15 

15 

2 

4 

h 

2       2521      544, 


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JERSEYVILLE.    JOLIET. 


357 


JERSEYVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


S2 

mf  OB 

OB 


P 

o 


a  I 


CD 

a 
a 


22^ 

S5 
32. 

OB 

o 

< 


0» 


o 
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9 


0» 


Brockman.  Wm.  F 

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 
2, 

3! 


176 


^2 

•^? 

S  B 

a 
a 

(b 


■2.2. 
*ȣ 

OBg 

cr 

o 


3 
4 

4 
3 
5 
4 
3 
4 
3 
3 
6 
9 
3 
2 

5 

5 

3 

4 

5 
2 

4 

4 
4 
77 
3 
3 
6 
4 

185 


JOLTET. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


'  «;;• 

OB 

C 

i. 

9 
►1 


o» 


OB 
O 


o 


2  H 


pB    I    S A^ 

QD  M     .     Cfi  ^ 


O 
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9  O* 
SB  *^ 

OB  P 


C 

a 

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3| 
H.— 


OB  P 

c 


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 

.•i 

8  .. 

«  ■  a  • 

8 

100  .. 

•  ■  •  • 

100 

2; 

1 

3 

12;.. 

«  •  •  ■ 

12 

220 

5 

225 

296 

4 

300 

799, 

1 

800 

15,  .. 

«  *  ■  « 

30 

150|  .. 

«  •  «  a 

150 

150  .. 

•  •  •  - 

150 

10, 

7 

17 

10' 

10 

20 

19» 

5 

200 

:»  .. 

•  «  •  • 

30 

221,.. 

•  •  •  « 

22 

1  .. 

•  ■  •  • 

•> 

'44  ;.. 

•  •  *  • 

44 

1.999' 

1 

2.000 

10  .. 

•  •  ■  • 

10 

29i 

1 

30 

6  .. 

«  •  •  ■ 

6 

18  .. 

•  •  •  • 

18 

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 


« ST  I  ft©    I  ^^- 
5»      5" 


o> 


Branch  of  Industry. 


9 


a  • 


9 


ai  I 


OS 

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 


o 
< 
9 


42 


30 


20 


o 
< 

9 


ll 

65i 
10,: 

175! ; 

50|i 

881, 
2M)> 
•d'.: 

10! 
249. 

23i 

3 
5' 


2         40       118;  5,0HK 


ACT 


0 


^2 


& 

2 

M 

H 

ITS 

50 

2. 

» 

33D 

3 

40 

1 

250 

23 

ft 

1 

4 

' 

12 

» 

5.34;^ 


JONESBORO. 


Name. 


eg  -I* 


Branch  of  Industry. 


•1 


d»  * 


c 

a 

►1 


A 


OB 

o 

< 
9 


o 

-1 


a   i 


ACT 


s 
o 
a. 


is 


English,  Christopher 

Henenberffer,  Mike 

No.  of  places  inspected— 2. . 


Coopera«re.. 
Fruit  boxes. 


f * 

lOi 10 

14' II 


KANE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Sf  to 
00 

c 
°  i 

9     I 
•1     ! 


0    1 


w 


ft  V 


O) 


B»  D 
at  & 


9 


» 
as 


at 


o 
< 

9 

n 


ACT  ( 

•  5  ■ 

:  «  ' 

•  -t  ' 


2-3 


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. 


3o<) 


KANKAKEE. 


GR  3D 


Name. 


Brauch  of  Industry. 


D 


iy. 


c: 

s 
p. 

o 

1 


c» 


9  S 

OB  Z. 
■     O 


1 


OS 


S 

9B 


OS 


''o 


hi- 

•  c 


06  0 


d 
s 


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 

.•>   

5 

1,  .... 

..;       1 

117'i.... 

..:     117 

KANSAS. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Si 

-1  * 


It 


o> 


X 

d 
a 

1 


A 


Owens    &    Wilhoit     Knitting 
Mills 


Knitting  mills 


No.  of  places  inspected— 1. 


5 
£- 

OB 

o 
< 
ft 


U 


u; 


SB 

1 
OB 


s 

-0   . 

iM  ^^ 

£-  ■  w. 

*2: ; 

^^ 

OB            (t  "—    1     21,— 

0 

23  i5g 

<     1 

( 

B :: 

» 

c 

■  c 

•n 

« 

jj 

m 

«ri. 

^« 

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c 

OS 

•1 

i-n 

9" 


9 


23 


2:i 


KEWANEE. 


Name. 


I^ranch  of  Industry 


O         DC 

^  X  SB  (A 

-1  1 

s 


Oi 


cs 


<»  3 

CO 


(t 
•n 

OS 


1 

Cfi 


-1 


c 

•1 


B088  Mfg.  Co.  (The) ClothinfT     and     agricul- 
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| 

40 

fi| 

U 

UU 

14ft 

25, 

25 

4 

4 

1 

1 

1  1.572 

1 

51;   1,714 

i 

1.772 

1 

51]  1,939 

:]()() 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


LA  PLACE. 


tp  pit 
en        I 


Name. 


Branch  of  Iiuhistry, 


e 


I 


B 


OS 
SSL 

o 
'^ 

hi* 


I     OB 


(9 


OB 


9 


0 
►1     • 


Clrey  &  Founts Brick  and  tile. 

No.  of  places  inspected— 1 , 


1 

t     ' 

1 

i 

"1, 

^ 

<'■ 

1     * 

t 

t 

LA  SALLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


(IB 


d 

B 

o. 

•1 


^vS    '23' 


B 

a 


a» 


o 

< 


OCT         SC 


5t 


?5  ,og 


OB  B 


9^t: 


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 

1< 


l: 

41 
2 

21 
2i 

^i 

3 
3 

e; 

2' 

9; 

652j 

l: 
3 
2 

21 
2' 


O' 


i 

13! 
1 


1 

6 

^ 
to 

3 

2 

6 

3 
3 
l» 

2 

10 

5 
3 

1 

^ 

a 

2 
•» 


19 


2:      714i! 


H 


LAWRENCEVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


22. 

Qt 


B 
B 

a 
o 


OB 


CO 


B 
8 

S  i 


Clark,  Dean Axe  bandies 

No.  of  places  inspected— 1 


•<5 


o 
< 
ft 


otor 
3  D 


sll 


1'- 


12 


it' 


I 


if 

M  P 


c 


12 


12 


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 

a 
a 


Croker,  Fred 

Hawley.  F.  E.  &  Go 

$<anborn  &  Co 

No.  of  places  inspected— 3 


Tailoring 

Butter  and  cheese. 
Tailoring 


8 


o* 

ri 

:  cr 

•  (» 

•  "« 

•  »-* 


3 
2 
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 


,    00  — 


Branch  of  Industry. 


1 


M  OB 


g 

9 

1 


o» 


SS. 

CD 
OB 


o 
< 


S* 

O 
< 

CD 

1 

Ct 

-« 
OD 


II 


"3 

B 

B 
B 

I.* 
0> 


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., 


o 

SB 


I 
4: 

! 

• 

»  •  ■  •  •  •  • 

4 

2 

1        ! 
1 

2 

2 

2 

30 

( 
1  •  .  •  •  .  . 

:» 

1 

1 

I 

2 

\ 
....  .  .  1 

2 

2 

'   i! 

3 

0 

1 

6 

5 

5 

10 

1 

10 

5 

5 

10 

1 

10 

7 

1 

7 

is' 

•  .  1 

IS 

3* 

1 

4 

2 

1 

2 

1 

■' I 

1 

8l 

1. 

9 

2| 

ii 

3 

4 

1   ' 

4 

18 

1 

18 

2 

1 

2 

2 

1 

2 

3 

1 
'  •  ■ « «  •  * 

3 

146l 

4 

150 

■ 

1         1 

362 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


LOCKPORT. 


Name. 


» 


CO 


3 


Branch  of  Industry. 


n 


a  I 


d 

1 


Sn      ^ 

OB      •        < 

9B 

A     I         OB 


b:=: 


0 


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! 


-I 

o 
a 

s 
p 

9 


1  ^ 

O 

2t: 


1   •   "* 


2 

1 


60 
I) 
16 

3 


\^ 


MACOMB. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


CB  {     IB 

C 


SB 
3S. 


I 


& 

» 
•n 


1    I 


OD 

O  I 

<  ! 

'^  } 

OJ  ■ 


(DBS 

o 
»1 


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 


4' 


a    S. 


0 


ot: 


0 

a 
o 


2 

2 

2 

i 

50 

56 

7 

i ..... .     ' 

2 

* 

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 

I     « 

3 

: .1 

2 

•« 

299 

4.   307 

MAKANDA. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


SB 


c 
a 


Oi 


So 
m 


g 


32L 
<» 

OB 

o 
< 


^5 


Oi    I 


Lockard,  A.  M. . . 
Patterson,  G.  W. 


No.  of  places  inspected— 2. 


Box  making. 


2 


1 


Ser 

^3 


D 


3  "^ 


is 


2!|. 


£ 


MANSFIELD,   MARION,   MADISON. 


36» 


MANSFIELD. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


ill  CB 
Cfl 


•  1 


OB 


a 


Oa 


3? 

OB  (_ 

OB 


o 
-1 

►1 


CD 


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 


}' 


No.  of  places  inspected— 9. 


o 

cr 
c: 

3 

d 

0 

a 


9 
OB 


T3SL 


OB  g 

o 
»1 


2 

3 

3 

4 

6 

3 

3 

3. 

3 


30 


3 
4 

3 
4 
G 
3 
3 
^ 
8 


32 


MARION. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


0 

a 
a 

•1 


O) 


OB 

1 


o» 


»5 

OD 

o 
a 


c» 


OB 


OB 


Holland.  Caleb 

No.  of  places  inspected— 1. 


Sawmill. 


o 
< 


ACT 
CD  Cb 

S3 

GO  0 


0 
0 


i.- 

OB  0 

c 
a 

H 


I  4    1  4 


MADISON. 


^  OB     I     ^  OB 

cn        I    CO 


Name. 


Branch  of  Indu.stry. 


0 
0 

o 
►1 


o»   I 


0 
0 


Ss 

OB  w^ 

(^ 

OB 


Merchants'  Bridare  Ter.  Shops. 
Standard  Oil  Co 

No.  of  places  inspected— 2. 


Repair  shops. 
Cooperasre . . . , 


o 
< 
a 


09 


•1 


9i 


^9 

»  3 
30 


5 

1 


'  «  0 


a* 
o 


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- 

» 

3001. 

9» 

2i! 

9 

9 : 

i 

1 : 

u 

115!. 

115 

21,           l; 

S 

ii i 

7 

6i;      4621 


1       S2t 


MENDOTA. 


;  •       1   OB 


Name, 


Branch  of  Industry. 


d 
p 
a 

9 


g 

fib 
« 

-t 


A 


Ss  i 

3S. 


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 


< 


4 

'4: 


2 


10 


o   " 


•I 
'i 


<» 


6i 
15 

2i 
3! 
2 

51 
21 

ii 

6' 
20* 

6, 


:  cr 

■    9 
•     t 

"    C 


1 
1 

4 

6 
15 
2 
3 
2 
5 
2 
4 
^ 

30 


S3 


S5 


METROPOLIS,    MOLINE. 


365. 


METROPOLIS. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Hl2 


G 
0 

(9 

1 


Cd    I 


2? 

ti  OB 

OB 


0 

a 


!  •< 


» 


Tailorinsr 
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. 


is 

o 
< 

1 


i   » 


w 


13: 


10' 


17 


-9 

OB  :3 


d 
s 
a 

•1 


"5 

O 


21' 2 

2|i 2 

101' n 

T.\         I  8 

II 4 

2,1 2; 

12   12 

40', 40 

56|         10|  70 

w^^mmm  I    I   —  ■»■■■■  ■ 

135/        11  163 


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^ 

OB  I     OB 


0 

a 


t       (P    M 

,    P  0 
"«  fis 


SB 
1 
09 


OB 


(3» 


0 

CD 
'     3B 

0 

o.  . 

O 

©    , 

•< 

n 

(& 

1 

^^ 

f* 

o» 

cs 

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 


o 


-2 

OB  0 


0 
0 

0. 

•1 


■ll' 

300! 
3.1 

7| 

31, 

16 

499 

14^l 

41 

225 

5i 

6 
15 
26 

4 

.-x> 

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 


t»0 

OD  g 

A 
1 

O 


3 

12 

3& 

16 

500 

W> 

i 

225 

18 

12 

7 

15 

2& 

4 

55 

28 

:i2& 

100 

15 

4 

15 

I 
'> 

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: 

SB  OB 

a 

d 

o 
fi. 


SB  00 

3 
g 

a. 
o 


•53 
SSSL 

OB 


3* 


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 
IM 
2\- 

2i 
3i 
8', 
4 


Q 
rtSS 

g 

a 


n 

1 


1 
1 


5,        56. 


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  ^ 

a 


o» 


3o 
St  « 

Oft 

d 
a 

1 


a» 


9 
EB 


5 


00 

o 
< 

1 


2E. 


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. 


g 
a 
o 
1 


g 

<» 


O)    I 


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 

CB 

3 


s9 

!.H 

2  2.  » 

is '  ' 

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•  -<   i 

t     3iB 

•    e»    '1 

:  n 

•    9 

'  ;  c 

:        il  : 

:  fi> 

1  -  *» 

:  S  if  . 

1  i  a 

50!i.. 

f 

27j 

1 

s 

60.. 

■   •    *  • 

« 

70;.. 

•   «   ■    • 

71 

25ij.. 

«    •   w   • 

S 

233 

1 

2» 

MT.  VERNON. 


Name. 


OB 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Gi 


^  OB 

01 


a 

(P 
1 


•«! 


O  9 


3Ss- 

CD 
«D 


o 
< 
o 

-» 


Lanth.John  W iSaw  mill 

Mt  Vernon  Car  Mf ».  Co I  Car  buildinir 

Rober,  Louis Ciffars 


No.  of  places  inspected— 8. 


c     ' 


!     ^ 


99 


2i, 


■r 


105 


cr  1 

a    . 
e»    I 


4 

lOD 

4 


Ite 


MT.  CARMEL. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


OB 

^    ! 


»^  IB 

a 
a 


O) 


ȣ-  I 
3»  I 

•  o 

:  < 

.   o 


•<?    '1    S 
*  SB 


e»    I 


C 

or 

P 

C 
0 

« 


1    "S 


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 , 


•2i:.. 

■  • 

7o:  .. 

«  •  •  1 

11! 

9'i 

2 

3    . . 

•  •  *  • 

1    .. 

•      ■      •      • 

<»t 

3'" 

*      •       ■     * 

15!.- 

•       •      ■      • 

«      »      •      ■ 

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 


a 


Oi 


M  CO 

a 


o» 


o 


«0 


E. 
en 

o 

<i 

1 


a 


p3 

3» 
:  c 

•    B 

:  a 
.  » 


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 


aj! 

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. 


^1 

'fc 

■  a 

1  ^E 

a? 

1 

Branch  of  Industry. 

3 

nales 
years 

les   o 

Idren 
years 

al    n 
erapl 

1 

Cj 

A 

1 

:5  1 

I  .  ^ 

3^ 

j 

1 

•   o 

1 

:  5 

^  3 

' 

:  < 

^ 

OB   C 

f* 

I-* 

.   n> 

(-*  1 

.   o 

.      <t 

1 

C5 

as 

•   1 

cs   1 

1   .    I-I 

■      1 

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 

t 

•> 

md 

6,        i 

7 

i!' 

1 

6    

6 

232   

232 

25    

26 

10   

10 

3   

3 

io| 

10 

316  I          2 

sm 

1 

_ 

NAPERVILLE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Girls 
year 

^  CD           j 

1  to 

»         ( 

»                 ( 

ao  Z^ 
n 

.  f 

>  c 

'     OB 

'    9 

d 

•   a. 

a 

o 

.   o 

® 

< 

.   1 

•t 

►1 

^^ 

i>A 

^^ 

•      Oi 

a 

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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 

if 

:  o    1  ?» 

.  < 

1 

cog 

•    n 

:  d 

:   cr 

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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 


a>   I 


:  c 

:  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 

"i 


2J     «<S  '     -►ii 


n 
1 


•1 


18' 


5 
2 


•  ■.■■••*  I 

. .  I 


-  '  ( 


5|  .. 

S' 

I    .. 

1  ;.. 

3   .. 

1    .. 

I    .. 

3     . 

3   .. 

223 
«> 

1 

3,  .. 
3   .. 

1  .. 
17 

10  .. 

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 
I 
3 
3 

3» 

2 

2 

\ 

«• 
75 

1 
» 
lu 

5 

1 

3 
40 

I 
M 

\ 

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3 


to 

10 

0 

•* 

i 

3 

I 

IS 

56 

3 

S 

39 

4 

2 

1 


OTTAWA,   PAN  A. 


371 


Ottawa — Concluded. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


nJOB 


c 
d 


oa  & 

(B 


o 
-1 


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 
'■  o 
!     < 

*< 

9 


Si    3 


^9 


3 


72 


1 

41 

2' 
351 

3, 
27l 

2i 


II 


107.      799: 


g 

t 


•B 


17 


1 
4 

85 
2 

.16 
3 

27 

15 
2 
2 


9ZZ 


PAN  A, 


SB  »i 

oa 


it  on 

(B 


Name. 


Braiieli  of  Industry. 


CD 


B 


t 


:  c 

=  S  ! 

•  01      : 

.  0 

d 

1 

:  o<  . 

&<  t 

5  '  : 

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OB  P 


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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 

♦>' 

3    

3    

•> 

>> 

4  • 

3    

0, 

3    

3    

6    

0, 

•> 

'^\          1 

2 

3  1 

12    

•>t 

4 

4 

3; 

lo'i 

3' 

2i ; 

3, 

S' 

4'  ....:. 

5!'          1 

5|| 

9i 

4'i 

2| 

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» 


»^  CD 

c 

0 


o» 


en 

o 
-1 

n 


22-  'l  *=:     5| 

<     'i    *  !   V  P 


Ss 


« 

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 


* 


3i 

I 

• 0 

4 

4 

61 

7 

3 

6 

31 

X 

4 

4 

61 

6 

2 

4 

2t 

* 

•)( 

•» 

6t 

tv 

8, 

H 

3i 

i 

3! 

4 

5! 

t 

•<, 

3 

3i 

3 

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 


o> 


OB  & 
(0 


a»   I 


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 


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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 
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No.  of  places  inspected— 2 


Printing: 

Custom  tailor 


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.    or 


3 

3 

2 

1         2 

5' 

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1 

1 

PEKIN. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


Males 
year 

Fema 
year 

Boys 
year 

Girls 
year 

Cfaildre 
16  yea] 

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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» 

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200 

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6 

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25 

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1 

80 

388 

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1 

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. 


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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 ; 


OB 

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1' 1  2 

26           2  50 

795i  800 

39*          1  85 

9! '  9 

150; 150 

2  1 2 

21 2 

1    3 

1 1 

1    ,  1 

•>  •> 

3  ' 3 

2  '  2 
2  '.'.!.'!.  2 
2  2 

17  .".'!!! !  17 

9            1  12 

5    5 

16  , 16 

20l 20 

15, ,  15 

12    12 


374 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


Peoria — Continued. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


3" 


a. 


S  I 


Oi 


si 

:  <^ 
:  » 


o 


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 


1 
15 


1 


15t 


II 


16 
2 


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7 

12 

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PEORIA, 


375 


Peoria — Continued. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


i- 

B 


:  ® 

:  *t 


•  OB 

:  o 

•  < 

:  ® 

:  t 

:  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 


Males   0^ 
years  .. 

1  Children 
16  years 

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6 

4 

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1 

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28 

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2 

3 

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17 

16 

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21 

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1 

6 

8 

i 

9 

7, 

7 

4, 

4 

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11 

110 

1541 

32 

2:^ 

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1 

30 

4 

1 

4 

12 

' 

12 

31 

1 

31 

380il 

380 

3 

3 

15 

19 

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31 

1 

16 
3 

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1 

54 

5 



5 

lis 

135 

9 

12 

245 

1          5 

252 

21 

1 

5 

661 

66 

40, 

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43 

2 

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6 

31 

31 

4 

4 

10 

12 

4! 

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4 

3 

3 

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7 

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376 


FACTORY   inspectors'   REPORT. 


Peoria — Concluded . 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


CD  M 

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:  «■ 

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OB  * 

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a. 


5 


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 


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No.  of  places  inspected— 199| 


18 


12, 


4i 

2 


172 


881      499 


4!! 


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3 

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3 

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6. 

6 

3, 



3 

3 

3 

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2 

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4,418! 

1 

106 

5,083 

PERU. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


1  I 

OB  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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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 


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27, 


41 
111 

11 

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42 

114 

2 

5 

3 

20 
1 

13 

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25.      848 


PITTSFIELD. 


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Name. 


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 


OS*" 

P® 

3« 


0      ' 

0     I 


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5  p 
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1 

1          2 

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2 

2 

2 

16 

16 

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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 

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37  S 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


QUlNCy. 


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Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 
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QUINCY,    RICHMOND. 


37^' 


Quincy — Concluded. 


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OB 


Kame. 


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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47 


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7 

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3 

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6 
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5 

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19 

8 

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16 

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15 
7 

25 

67, 
15 

8 
135 

6 

3 
16 

9 

5 
18 

6 
52 
47 

5 
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15 
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2 
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14 


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22 
20 

6 
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48 
85 

5 
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16 
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15 

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15 

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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 
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15 


2 
4 

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380 


FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


ROCKFORD. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


2a. 

SB 


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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 ' 

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Chums  &wash. machines; 

Brewery 

Laundry I 

Tailoring i 

Gloves  and  mittens | 

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Burial  cases " ' 

Furniture ' 

Clothing 1 

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Desks ; 

Metal  folders , 

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Agricultural  ituplemeiitsi 

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Mittens  and  hosiery | 

Ovei-Hlls.  jackets  &  pants, 
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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 


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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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75 

15; 

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ROCK   ISLAND. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 


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Bock  Island — Concluded. 


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Weyerhaeuser  &  Denkmann  . .  Dealers  in  himber 

White,  George VVagons 

Witherell.  CM Machinery 

Wolff.  Oharles Bicycles 

Wulff.  Oharles  G Cigars 

Zimmer,  J.  B.  &  Co ITailoring 


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ROODHOUSE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Iniiustry. 


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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  . ' 


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9 


901 


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3 
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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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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 
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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 


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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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380 


FACTORY    IVSPEC'TOKS     REPORT. 


Sprinyjield — Continued . 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


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Hustler,  The Grocery  store 

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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SPRINGFIELD. 


387 


Springfield — Concluded. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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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 
1 
1 
5 
4 

34 


21 


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II 

581 


24i 


1 


2 

3 

93 

5 

4 

10 

4 

12 

11 

20 

20 

3 

2 

2 

148 

6 

8 

3 

5 

8 

10 

5 

7 

6 

23 

150 

3 

1 

18 

15 

7 

100 

3 

7 

G7 

7 

3 

6 
2 

5 

6 

10 

4 

3i 

251 1 

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19.!: 

28|i 

390l! 

211 

21! 

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2 

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98 

30 

5 

11 

9 

16 

45 

30 

26 

8 

2 

2 

150 

8 

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3 

6 

8 

11 

6 

7 

7 

70 

150 

14 

4 

18 

17 

7 

100 

3 

9 

125 

7 

3 

7 

2 

7 

6 

10 

4 

3 

25 

9 

7 

20 
28 
391 
2 
2 
6 
4 
3 
29 
3 
4 
3 
4 
2 
3 
3 
4 
5 
6 


36       556    2,740 


431  3.339 


388 


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FACTORY   INSPECTORS     REPORT. 


ST.  CHARLES. 


Naine. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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Baker  &  Marsdeu 

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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Bassett,  Edwin  C 

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 


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Illinois  Central  Coal  &  Salt  ColCooperafire 
No.  of  places  inspected— 1. ! 


3 


8 


2  5 

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Alliance  Mfe.  Co 

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 
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2 

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1      1 

1 

1 1 

4 

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3 

1      4 

10 

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2 

2 

3 

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2 

1     2 

6   6 

3 

3 

2 

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2 

5 

6 

3 

3 

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3 

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9 

9 

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7   7 

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1 

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511 

06 

1 

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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 

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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 

5 

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10 

3 

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34 
10 
20 
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ST.  JOHNS,  STREATOR. 


389 


ST.  JOHNS. 


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Ulinois  Central  Coal  &  Salt  Co  Cootieragre 


No.  of  places  inspected— 1.! 


8 


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STREATOR. 


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Branch  of  Industry. 


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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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3 

3 

3 

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2 

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1 

1 

1 

1 

4 

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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 

1 

9 

9 

1 

' 1 

1 

1 

10 

,   35 

4 

1    5 

7 

7 

2 

2 

5 

5 

12 

3   100 

1 

1 

4 

4 

363 

62   425 

2 

2 

2 

1    2 

1 

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1 

1 

511 

66|   690 

1     1 

390 


FACTORY    INSPECTORS     REPORT' 


SUGAR    GROVE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


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LUler.JohnS 

\xigaT  Orove  Creamery 

Jacrar  Grove  Supply  Co 

No.  of  places  inspected— 3. 


Grocery  store 

Butter 

Grocery  store 


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i 


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 


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8 


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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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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 


ti 

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4|l. 

1 

41 
21 
3 
2'' 

I;! 

6'I, 
10! 

3;', 
4;. 

2i!, 
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3  I, 
2-', 

3,;, 


3 
3. 


33M 

^' 
10. 
•> 

3! 
3, 


3' 

2 

1 

6 

4 

3 

3 

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2 

3, 
3 
5 
2 

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1 


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43       273, 


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« 

1 


3 
7 
4 
4 
5 
3 

2 

I 
2 
6 
10 
3 


3 
3 
4 

3 

8 

6 

3 

3 

5 

40 

5 

10 
2 

i» 
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 

3 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


s 

0 
P 

a 

1 


a 


o 


•<5 


&  5* 


o 


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. 


a>  I 


a 
K 

c 

D 


.    1 


6   '  C 

4    '  4 

2i 2 

3 1  3 

2, 2 

2', I  2 

4. 4 

I . 

26:' '  26 


TURNER. 


Name. 


Roach  &  Brandt 

Turner  Brick  (Jo 

Turner  Creamery  Co. 


VI 

0» 


Branch  of  Industry. 


55* 

g ' 

^     I 


w 


OB 

g 


0) 


oa  SL 

« 

C 
< 
(b 

1 


A 


Sash,  doors  and  blinds. 

Brick  making: 

Butter 


No.  of  places  inspected— 3. 


OB 


o 
< 


C3 


9 
9 

OB 


S  '  3 


d 
a. 
►1 


25 

24 

.         3 

25 

24 
3 

52 

52 

UBBANA. 


V3 

fb 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


O 

2. 
ST 


a 
n 


o»   I 


8B 

OB 


o 
n 

«  ! 


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 

§1 

c 
<  1 

a 

o    . 

:  c 

'  :  c" 

►* 

•    3 

:  e 

N*    ; 

.  « 

'  .  c 

Oi 

•  -t 

•    >* 

1 

4 

4 

2 

2 

280 

»««•■* 

2W 

6' 

6 

292* 

293 

UTICA,   VANDALIA,   VIENNA. 


393 


UTICA. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


BD  t-" 

oa 

d 

1 


Sf  OB 

a 

1 


9» 


o 
at 

o 

•4    I 
(»    I 


o 
< 


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 


a 


AD* 

»  3 


o 


1 
8 
2 
1 
10 


17, 


■oJL 

cr 


1 

3 

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. 


®  ST 

CO 


d 

1 


CB  I     CO  & 


a  I 


d 
p 

o 


Oi 


o 
< 
<p 
»^ 


2  V 


CD 
1 


a> 


Atr* 

at  p 

d 

►1 


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 


»  g 


2 
4 

8 
5 


19 


394 


FACTORY    inspectors'   REPORT. 


VILLA    RIDGE. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


0 
0 

PL 
»1 


w 


Gamble,  Joseph. . 
Munaicb.  Wm.  P. 


Fruit  boxes. 


No,  of  places  inspected— 2. 


CD 


0 
a 

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If' 

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►1    I 

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So    I 


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■  0 


0 

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2 

1 

2 

4 

1 
15 

3 

6 

16 

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9 


S 


VIRDEN. 


I? 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


•I 

01 


a 
o 

1 


0 


SB 

A 

at 

o 

1 


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! 


2i 


9 


1 


o»er 


't 


»  0 


a 
a 
o. 


1   OS 
t  -  5" 


3 

1 

Z 

30 

1 

30 

41 

5 

2 

I 

i 

1 

1 

O 

* 

3 

3 

2 

t 

2 

3 

' 

3 

3 

1 

3 

3 

3 

3 

' 

3 

1 

1 

3 

5 

f 

f. 

2 

2 

1 

1 

3 

1 

1 

1 

3 

( 

3 

2 

4 

8 

5 

75 


2 


<»« 


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 

'J 

2 

i                    t 

1 

! i 

3,1 3 

3 

i 3 

2 

2 

2 

i 2 

3 

: 3 

62 

7        *3 

2 

,            .         2 

6 

e 

1 

89 

r    HI 

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 

r> 

6 
3 

2 

5 
I 


59\ 


6<; 


WHITE    HALL. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry 


a 
o 

1 


o> 


•I 

00 


OB 

o 
-1 


9» 


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 


O 
*% 


a»  il 


0 

a 
a 

9 

1 


o  e 


3 

4 

6 

i ■    6 

4 

' 4 

11 

1    12 

1 

1 4 

27 

28 

2 

1 2 

4 

4 

2 

2 

2 

1   :i 

10 

10 

1 

■ 2 

a 

3 

6 

6 

10 

10 

4 

4 

•> 

- 

•> 

■   •  •  •  •         •' 

4 

4 

19 

1    20 

12 

12 

7 

7 

2 

3 

.•> 

:   ^ 

150 


3       15.H 


396 


FACTORY   inspectors'    REPORT. 


WINCHESTER. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


!  2£ 
!  ^" 

0 


I 


a  I 


0 


• 


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 


4 
1.. 


•4^ 


o 
< 

1^ 


4 

f 

4> 
4 

2i 

4 

lOi 

J' 
2 

i 
I 

4i 
3' 

I 

9 


9l 
3 

3i 
•rr 

2i, 
3, 

6. 

10!; 

2i' 


»:? 


*  5      •  « 


6 
7 
3 
4 
2 
4 

4 

2 

4 

U 

a 

4 

3 

2 

4 

4 
3 
4 
5 
3 
4 
3 

2 

2 

9 
3 

•a 

2 

i 

3 

2 

7 

10 

2 


No.  of  places  inspected— 34. 


9;      126; 


r     IX 


WINDSOR. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


n  • 

OB 

C 
P 
Oi 


f%  OB 

OB 


p 
a. 
« 


»,& 
o 

OB 

o 

s 

1 


O  P 

SB      - 


0»  I 


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' 


o 
< 


a. 
d 


p 

1 


op 

c 

a 


4    

1 

4i 

3 

5i    

2} 

4' 

3' 

3! 

71 

3' 

^ 

4|! 

4i 

2  

10  

10 

3l 

3 

61!' 

.1 

61 

1 
1 

WOODSTOCK. 


397 


WOODSTOCK. 


Name. 


Branch  of  Industry. 


OD 


a 

1 


2| 

OD 


0 
P 


0 

OB 

o 
< 
a 

1 


OS 

o 
< 
o 

o> 

<D 
P 
1 
OS 


"3 

d 

1 


0>  C 


c 


Earle'8  Tin  Shop 

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. 


400  FACTORY   inspectors'   REPORT. 

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. 


404  FACTORY    inspectors'    REPORT. 

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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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 


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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. 


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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. 


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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. 


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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 


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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