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PROPERTY  OF  THE 

PRUDENTIAL  INS.  CO 


ANNUAL  REPORT 


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Report  of  Secretary  of  State. 


Office  of  the  Secretary  op  State, 

C0LUMBU3,  Ohio,  November  16,  1900. 

Hon.  George  K.  Nash,  Governor  of  Ohio: 

Sir  :  In  compliance  with  law,  I  submit  herewith  a  report  of  the 
transactions  o£  this  department  for  the  year  ending  November  16,  1900. 

During  the  year  there  were  filed  and  recorded  in  this  department 
1,527  articles  of  incorporation  and  1,316  miscellaneous  certificates  relat- 
ing to  corporations,  classified  as  follows : 

ARTICLES   OF  INCORPORATION. 

Banks  and  savings  and  loan  associations 38 

Building   and    loan   associations ;...  14 

Cemetery  associations 16 

Church  and  church  societies 98 

Colleges,  libraries  and  literary  societies 22 

Co-operative  companies 10 

Electric  light  and  power  companies 14 

Gas  and  oil  companies 64 

Insurance  companies  and  associations 8 

Manufacturing  companies 417 

Mining  companies  57 

Printing  and  publishing  companies 42 

Railroad  companies 13 

Societies -;- Benevolent ,  political,   social,  etc 315 

Street  and  electric  railroad  companies  and  consolidations 35 

Telegraph  and  telephone  companies 69 

Miscellaneous  companies 295 

Total   ; 1,527 

MISCELLANEOUS   CERTIFICATES. 

Increase  of  capital  stock 217 

Reduction  of  capital  stock 17 

Certificates  of  change  of  name 70 

Railroad  equipment  contracts 12 

Certificates  of  subscription  to  capital  stock 931 

Certificates  relating  to  ipunicipal  corporations -24 

Miscellaneous  certificates ; 45 


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CLASSES  OF  CORPORATIONS.  CAPITAL. 

Banks    $4,070,000' 

Building  and  loan  associations 15,850,000 

Companies,  various  purposes. 11,753,600 

Electric  light  and  power  companies 930,500 

Gas,  oil  and  natural  gas  companies 2,277,000 

Manufacturing  companies    19,741 ,600 

Mining  companies • 3,487,500* 

Printing  and  publishing  companies 925,000 

Railroad  companies 2 , 755 ,  000- 

Street  and  electric  railroad  companies 10,352,000 

Telegraph  and  telephone  companies 1 ,388,999 

Co-operative  companies 62 ,000 

Street  and  electric  railroad  consolidations 4,000,000 

Total   $77,593,199 

INCREASE   OF  CAPITAL. 

Banks -, $1,360,000 

Building  and  loan  associations 8,400,000 

Companies  —  various    purposes 5,387,900 

Electric  light  and  power  companies 254,000 

Gas,  oil  and  natural  gas  companies 425,000 

Manufacturing  companies 6,460,000 

Mining  companies 250,000' 

Printing  and  publishing  companies 93,000' 

Railroad  companies 215, 000- 

Street  and  electric  railroad  companies 8, 160,000 

Telegraph  and  telephone  companies 4,442,000 

Total   $35,446,900 

SUPREME  COURT  REPORTS. 

During  the  year  the  following  Supreme  Court  Reports  were  issued  r 

Ohio  Reports  —  To  the  Attorney- General  of  Ohio,  one  copy  each 
of  volumes  1  to  20,  inclusive ;  Ohio  State  University  Library,  one  copy 
each  of  volumes  1  to  20,  inclusive.  # 

Ohio  State  Reports — To  Attorney-General  of  Ohio,  Dairy  and  Food 
Commissioner,  Auditor  of  State,  School  Commissioner,  Ohio  State  Li- 
brary, Governor  of  Ohio,  Ada  Normal  School.  Bar  Association  of  Co- 
lumbus, Attorney-General  of  the  United  States,  U.  S.  Circuit  and  Dis- 
trict Court  at  Cleveland,  Law  Library  Supreme  Court  of  Canada,  O.  W. 
U.  Library,  Department  of  Judiciary  of  Honolulu,  each  one  copy  of 
volumes  60,  61  and  62;  to  Law  Library  of  Ohio.  26  copies  of  volumes. 
60,  61  and  62;  to  the  eighty-eight  counties  of  Ohio,  one  copy  each  of 
volumes  60,  61  and  62  ;  to  the  forty-nine  states  and  territories  one  copy^ 
each  of  volumes  60,  61  and  62 ;  Ohio  State  University,  four  copies  of 
volume  62. 

During  the  past  year  I  received  three  hundred  and  fifty  copies  eachi 
of  vQlumes  60,  61  and  62,  distributed  as  shown  above. 

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The  following  statement  shows  the  number  of  Ohio  Reports  and 
Ohio  State  Reports  on  hand  November  15,  1900 : 

OHIO  OHIO  STATE  OHIO  STATE 

^^OLUKB.  REPORTS.  REPORTS.     VOLUME.  REPORTS. 

1 216 296  32 146 

2 219 266  33 141 

3 216 271  34 146 

4 215 .270  35 149 

5 215 288  36 152 

€ 219 271  37 164 

7 219 277  38 146 

8 213 274  39 151 

^ 207 267  40 151 

10 200 271  41 167 

11 , 205 275  42 162 

12 323 273  43 190 

•13 350 280  44 180 

14 313 275  45 175 

15 362 279  46 165 

16 330 267  47 162 

17 73 276  48 16-4 

18 92 276  49 165 

19 45 118  50 168 

'  :20 306 101  51 170 

-21 113  52 173 

-^2 106  53 174 

^3 106  54 170 

^4 109  55 170 

25 , . .  lOa  56 170 

26 108  57 175 

27 112  58 172 

-28 : : 108  59 1 72 

29 108  60 115 

30 72  61 : 115 

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RECEIPTS. 

The  total  receipts  of  the  department  for  the  year  were  $134,025.82, 
as  follows : 

First  quarter  .• $38, 129  41 

Second  quartei 31,185  40 

Third  quarter  37,398  55 

Fourth  quarter  27,312  46 

Total $134,025  82 

EXPENSES. 

The  expenses  of  the  office  during  the  fiscal  year  were  as  follows  : 

^Salary  of  Secretary  of  State  (including  compensation  allowed 

under  sec.   148) $3,000  00 

Salary  State  Supervisor  of  Elections 1 ,000  00 

Chief 'Oerk 2,400  00 


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Salary  Statistical  Clerk 1,500  CO 

Assistant  Statistical  Clerk 1,350  GO 

Stationery  Clerk  •. .  1,350  GO 

"       Proof  Reading  Clerk 1,350  DO 

Corporation  Qerk 1 ,350  OO 

"       Assistant  Corporation  Qerk 1 ,350  00- 

Recording  Clerk  1,350  Oa 

"       Superintendent  Book  Room 1,000  00 

Stenographer 1 ,250  OO 

Extra  Clerk  hire , 150  OO 

Contingent  expenses  ". 1 ,751  29 

Distribution  of  books 2,799  24 

Total $22,950  Sa 

All  of  which  is  respectfully  submitted.         / 

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STATE  DEPARTMENTS. 


EXECUTIVB  DEPARTMENT. 


Name. 

Office. 

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1 

Residence. 

1 

■    ■ ■■ 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

-George  K.  Nash 

Frederick  N.  Sinks. 
Charles  C.  Lemert. . 

H.  M.  Shaul 

Randolph  WAValton 
Charles  H.  Hughes. 

Governor 

Private  Secretary. . 
Executive  Clerk... 
Commission  Clerk. 
Corresponding  Cl'k 
Messenger 

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Columbus    . . . 

Kenton 

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Name. 

Office. 

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Rank. 

George  K.  Nash .... 
George  R.  Gyger. . 

Governor ." . . . 

R 

Columbus  .... 

Comm'nder-in-Chie£ 

Adj.  Gen.    Inspect- 

or Gen.  and  Chief 

of  Staff 

R 

Alliance 

Brigadier-General. 

C  B.Adams 

Asst  Adj.  General. 

R 

Delaware 

Colonel. 

Ceilan  M.Spitzer... 

Quar.  M.  Gen.  and 
Commissary  Gen. 

of  Subsistence  . . 

R 

Toledo 

Brigadier-General. 

Henry  C.  Tayior 

Judge  Advo.  Gen. . . 

R 

Columbus 

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Edmund  C.  Brush.. 

Surgeon  Gen .   

R 

Zanesville 

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Walter  N.  P.  Darrow 

Chief  of  Engineers 

R 

Columbus 

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Chas.  A.  Craighead  . 

Aid-de-Camp 

R 

Dayton 

Colonel. 

William  H.  Morgan . 

ii 

R 

Alliance  ...      . 

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Jerome  S.  Burrows. . 

ii 

R 

Painesville  . . . 

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Samuel  C  Gill 

ii 

R 

Steubeuville . . 

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Melville  M.Gillett.. 

it 

R 

Newark    

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Edward  J.  Bird,  Jr.. 

ii 

R 

Ironton  

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George  B.  Donavin. 

ii 

R 

Delaware 

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CharlesB.  Wing  .. 

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Cincinnati 

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Henry  C.  Ellison... 
CarlJ.  Hoster    

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Cleveland    : . . 

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Columbus 

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Max  Fleischmann  . . 

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Cincinnati 

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George  G.  King . . 

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King»s  Mills.. 

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Name. 

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Charles  Kinney  . . . 

Secretary  of  State. 

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Portsmouth  . . 

2 

2d  M.  Jan.  1901 

H.  D.  Maniugton. . . 

Chief  Clerk 

R 

Mechanicsb'g. 

2 

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Clarence  M.  Smith. 

Statistician 

R 

Columbus 

2 

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George  E.  Coy 

Ass't  Statistician  . . 

R 

Bryan  

2 

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J.  W.  Barnaby*.   .    . 

Recording  Clerk  . 

R 

Canton 

2 

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R.  D.  Lampson 

Stationery  Clerk. 

R 

Warren  

2 

M 

E.  L.  Davis 

Proof  Reading  Clk 

R 

Wapakoneta . . 

2 

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Calvin  W.  Reynolds 

Corporation  Clerk. 
Ass^t  Corp.  Clerk.. 

R 

Ironton 

2 

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W.F.Franks 

R 

Wadsworth   . . 

2 

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Benton  Morrow 

Stenographer 

R 

Columbus 

2 

CI 

Jefferson  P.Davis.. 

Supt  Book  Roont. 

R 

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2 

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A.  R.  Gallaher 

Shipping  Clerk . . . 

R 

Wellsville  .... 

2 

It 

M.  L.  Ramsey 

Messenger 

R 

Portsmouth  .. 

2 

CI 

^Resigneft.   Charles  E.  Brewer,  appointed. 

AUDITOR  OP  STATE. 


Name. 


Office. 


Residence. 


Term  of  Office. 


Yrs. 


Expires. 


W.  D.  Guilbert . . . 
A.  L.  Corman  . .  . 
Geo.  P\  Crawford. 
G.  W.  Taylor...   . 

Orrin  Henry 

W.  G.  Barthalow. 
Charles  W.  Pqe... 
I.  W.  Danford  ... 
E.  J.  Guilbert... 
Charles  E.  Ward.. 

S.  R.  Clark 

Mary  C.  Morrison 
W.  H.  Ballard.   .. 


Auditor  of  State. 

Chief  Clerk 

Book-keeper    . . 
R.  R.  and  Bank  Clk 

Land  Clerk 

Canal  &  Tr.  Fd.  Clk 
Statistical  Clerk... 
Excise  Clerk  

Transcribing  Clerk 

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Stenographer  .    . . 
Messenger 


Caldwell  . . . 

Medina 

Cincinnati  . 
Caldwell  ... 
Bowling  Green 

Marietta 

Columbus  . . 
Caldwell  ... 
Columbus  . . 
Van  Wert . 
Columbus    . 

Akron 

Columbus    . 


2d  M.  Jan.  1904 


TREASURER  OF  STATE. 


Name. 


Isaac  B.  Cameron . . 
Charles  C.  Green . . . 

J.  W.  Barnaby 

Arthur  H.  Griffiths. 
Chat  les  L.  Gore    . . . 

George  J.  Blake 

Miss  Helen  L.  Noble 
Z.  R.  Jackson 


Office. 


Treasurer  of  State. 

Cashier 

Book-keeper 


Night  Watchman . 


Stenographer 
Messenger  . . 


Residence. 


Term  of  Office. 


Yrs. 


Lrisbon 

Canton  .... 

Windsor 

Salem 

East  Liverpool 
Columbus  — 
Springfield  . . . 


Expires. 


2d  M.  Jan.-  1902 


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Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

John  M.  Sheets.    ... 
John  E   Todd  

Attorney-General . . 
Ass*t  Attorney-Gen. 
Special  Counsel... 

Stenographer 

Clerk 

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Ottawa 

Findlay 

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Smith  W.  Bennett.. 
Fred.  H.  Wolf 

Bucyrus 

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Miss  E.  C  Sullivan . 

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Frederick  Schaub  . . 

Messenger 

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BOARD  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS. 


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Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Office. 

•5 

Residence. 

i 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

•Charles  A  Goddard 

Member 

R 

Franklin  Fur. 

3 

2d  Tu.  Feb.  1901 

W.G.Johnston.   ... 
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Lima 

3 
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•*          1903 

Charles  E.  Perkins. 

Chief  Engineer  . . . 

Akron 

May  22,        1902 
2d  Tu.  Feb.  1902 

Samuel  Bachtell ... 

Assistant  Engineer 

R 

Columbus  .... 

2 

W.T.  McLean...... 

Secretary . 

R 

Sidney 

1901 

Rebekah  Sullivant . 

Clerk 

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Columbus 

1901 

John  O'Connor 

Supt  of  Repairs. . 

R 

Da3rton   

March  31,    1901 

Charles  T.  Hayman . 

R 

Cincinnati  ... 

1901 

H.W.  Meacham... 

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Toledo 

1901 

W.  M.  Hiltabidle... 

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Akron 

1901 

Charles  H.  Geidel.. 

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Coshocton  ... 

1901 

F.  C  Dietz 

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Zanesville  .... 

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George  H.  Watkins 

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Wakefield.   .. 

1901 

Frederick  Schaub  . . 

Messenger 

R 

Columbus  . . . 

2d  Tu.  Feb.  1901 

•Reelected. 


OHIO  STATE  BOARD  OF  PARDONS. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

*  Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Charles  CLemert.. 
F.  S.  Hanselman  . . . 
John  AWilkins.... 

George  Ewing 

a  J.  Hatfield 

Secretary 

Member 

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Kenton     

Ravenna 

Delta 

Lancaster  ... 
Sidney 

2 
4 
4 
4 
4 

2d  M.  Jan.  1902 

April  29,      1901 

1901 

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Name. 

Office. 

1 
1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

♦Lewis  D.  Bonebrake 
Chas.  E.  Bonebrake . 

H.  H.  Cassil 

tCara  A.  Moore 

G.  H.  Brooks.    .   .. 

Commissioner 

Chief  Clerk 

Stiatistical  Clerk... 

Stenographer 

Messenger 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Mt.  Vernon... 
Columbus  . . . 
Mt  Vernon. .. 
BowliugGreen 
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JUDGES  OF  SUPREME  COURT  OP  OHIO. 


Name. 

Office. 

8 

^ 
1 

Residence. 

Term  ef  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

John  A.  Shauck 

Thad.  A.  Minshall.. 
Marshall  J.  Williams 
Jacob  F.  Burket    . . 
William  T.  Spear... 
Willidm  Z.  Davis.. 
John  A.  Shauck  . . . 
Frank  I.  Brown  . . . 

Chief  Justice  

Judge 

R 
K 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Dayton 

Chillicothe  . . . 
Wash'ton  C  H. 
Findlay  .... 

Warren 

Marion 

Davton 

Columbus    . . 

6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
3 

February  9, 1901 

1902 

"           1903 

Official  S.tetiog.   . . 

1904 
1905 
1906 
1907 
April            1901 

EXAMINING  COMMITTEE  FOR  .\DMISSION  TO  THE  BAR. 

APPOINTED  BY  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 

For  One  Year  from  December  j/,  rSgg. 

'  Seymour  Cunningham,  Chairman Chillicothe. 

Paul  Rowland Cleveland. 

Edmund  B.  Dillon Columbus. 

For  Two  Years  from  December  j/,  i8gg. 

Gilbert  H,  Stewart Columbus. 

Albert  Lee  Thurraan " 

.James  W.  Half  hill Lima. 

For  Three  Years  from  December  j/,  i8gg, 

E.  J.  West Wilmington. 

C  E.  McBride Mansfield. 

-Roscoe  J.  Mauck Cincinnati 


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STATE   DEPARTMENTS. 
SUPREME  COURT  REPORTER. 


V3^ 


Name. 

Office. 

••s 
(2 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

E.  0.  Randall 

Ret>orter 

R 

Columbus  — 

3 

May  14,        1901 

Jessie  Myer 

Stenographer 

CLERK  OF  SUPREME  COURT. 


Office. 

o 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Josiah  B.  Allen 

John  P.  Dana 

Charles  C  Pickering 
Allen  C  Taylor 

J 
Clerk 

R 
R 
R 
R 

Athens 

Columbus 

Baltimore  . . . 

3 

* 
♦ 
* 

1st  M.  Feb.  1902 

Deputy  Clerk 

Stenographer 

"^  Appointed  by  Clerk. 

LAW  L 

IBRARY. 

Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Prank  N.  Beebe 

Hartzell  Caldwell . . 
Louis  McCallister  . . 
C  C    Barrows ; . . . . 

Law  Librarian 

Assistant  Librarian 

Messenger 

Janitor 

R 
R 
R 
R 

Columbus  .... 
tt 

Marietta  ,.... 
Columbus    .   . 

3 

Sept  28,      1902 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
STATE  LIBRARY. 


Office. 

1 
1 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

O.  B.  Niles 

Charles  Orr 

J.F.  McGrew 

C.  B.  Galbreath 

Commissioner  — 
<t 

State  Librarian . . . 
Assistant  Librarian 
Stenographer 

R 
R 

Circleville . , . 
Cleveland  .... 
Springfield . . . 
Rogers 

6 
6 
6 

April     23,  1902 
1904 
1906 

Alice  Board  man 

Hillsboro 

Ida  K.  Galbreath . . . 

Rogers 

Columbus  . . . 
It 

Marion  E    Twiss. . . 

Assistant 

Minnie  E.  Jeffries.. 

Louise  A  Allen. 

Helen  Wright 

Bessie  Herrman   . . . 

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Springfield  . . . 
Columbus 

(t 

John  G.  Ramsey 

Harry  Carson 

Janitor 

Messenger 

R 
R 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  PUBLIC  PRINTING. 


Name. 

Office. 

,1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs 

Expires. 

Charles  Kinney, 
Secretary  of  State 

Walter  D.  Guilbert, 
Auditor  of  •State. . 

John  M.  Sheets 

Attorney-General. 

Ex  officio 
'  Commissioners 

I 

R 
R 
R 

Portsmouth . . . 

Caldwell 

Ottawa 

2 
4 
2 

2d  M.  Jan.  1901 
1904 
1902 

COMMISSIONERS  OP  SINKING  FUND. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Charles  Kinney, 
Secretary  of  State 

Walter  D.  Guilbert, 
Auditor  of  State. . 

John  M.  Sheets, 
Attorney-General . 

Lloyd  W.Buckmaster 

R.  L.  Williams 

Ex  officio 
Commissioners 

Clerk 

R 

R 

R 

R 
R 

Portsmouth.. . 

Caldwell 

Ottawa 

Columbus 

2 
4 
2 

2d  M.  Jan.  1901 
1904 
1902 

Messenger 

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STATE   DEPARTMENTS. 
OHIO  BOARD  OP  STATE  CHARITIES. 


15 


Name. 

Office. 

8- 

■a 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

George  K.  Nash . .   . 
Henry  C  Ranney . .  • 
William  H  Neff . . . . 

M.  D  Pollett 

R.  Brinkerhoff. .... 

W.  A.  Hale 

Charles  Parrott 

Joseph  P.  Byers 

President  ex  officio 

Members  of 
Board. 

• 

Secretary 

R 
D 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 

Columbus.  ... 
Cleveland,.... 

Cincinnati 

Marietta 

Mansfield.... 

Dayton 

Columbus 

'    2 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

2d  M.  Jan.  1902 
April  22.      1901 
1901 
1902 
1^2 
1903 
1903 

COMMISSIONER  OF  RAII^ROADS  AND  TELEGRAPHS. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

2 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Ray  S.  Kayler 

Edward  H.  Archer . . 
Edward  H.  Hanna. ; 
David  S.  Archer.... 

James  C.  Morris 

Charles  G.  Knight.. 
Robert  L.Williams. 

Commissioner    . . 
Chief  Clerk  .... 

Statistician 

Recording  Clerk  . . 
Inspector 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Alliance 

Columbus 

Nelson  ville . . . 

Columbus 

Youngstown . . 
Columbus  . . . 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

March  14, 1901 
<« 

Deputy  Inspector. . 
Messenger 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL,  EX  OFFICIO  SUPERINTENDENT  OP  STATE  HOUSE. 

ADJUTANT-GBNERAI.'a  OFPICS. 


Name. 

Office. 

.1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

George  R.  Gyger. . . 

CB.  Adams 

CN.Vallandingham 
OJ.  Hopkins  ...     . 
Charles C.  Ames.... 
R.  Ross  Shaw 

Adjutant-General . . 

Asst 

Acting  Chief  Clerk 

Clerk 

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R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Alliance 

Delaware  . .   . . 
Cincinnati.   .. 

Toledo 

Columbus 

Groveport 

Columbus  .    . . 
Armst'gs  Mills 
Columbus 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

January  13, 1902 

D.J.  Brooks 

Julius  Armstrong... 
George  D.  Freeman 
Olive  L  Shurtz 

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Supt  State  Arsenal 
StenofirraDhcr 

JohnHBcllair.^... 

Messenger 

R 

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ADJUTANT-GENERAL,  ETC.— Concluded. 
SUPERINTENDENT  OK  STATE  HOUSE. 


Name. 

Office. 

(0 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

J.  L.  Styron 

George  P.  Mute 

Hamilt'n  McFarland 
N.  R.  Quackenbush. 
George  Feeney .    ... 

Benjamin  Priest 

C.  H.  Lynde 

Joseph  McMeeken . . 

Frank  Reeves  

M.  D.  Griffith  .... 

Supt  Laborers . . 

Day  Policeman   . 

Night 

Visitors'  Attenrlant 

Supt  Flag  Room.. 

Engineer 

Fireman    

Armorer 

Carpenter 

R 

R 
R 
R 
.«< 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Newark  ..... 

Columbus 

Zanesville  . . 
Plain  City    ... 

Daylon 

Coiuuibus 

Akron 

Columbus  . . 

Circleville 

Columbus  .... 

Hallsville  ... 

Newark     

Columbus  .    . 

2 
2 
2 
2. 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

r 

2 
2 
2 

2 

January  13, 1902- 
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« 

« 

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li 
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J.  A.  Collins 

James  E.  Jenkins... 

C.  F.  Delong 

W.  H.  Minser    .... 

F.  J.  Styron 

William  Armstrong. 

Regular  Laborer  . . 

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SUPERINTENDENT  OF  INSURANCE  AND  INSPECTOR  OF  BUILDING 
AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 


Name. 

Office. 

.a 

♦J 
1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

A.  I.  Vorys 

Thomas  E.  Drake. . . 

J.  W.  Crooks 

H.  S.  Bassett....... 

H   Starek 

Supt  and  Inspector 

Deputy  Supt. 

Examining  Clerk . . 

Statistician 

Book-keeper    .   .    , 

Corresponding  Clk. 

License  Clerk 

Mailing  Clerk 

Deptlnsp.B.&L.A. 

Examiner        ** 
«              ft 

if              tf 

Chief  Clerk    " 
Clerk 

Statistician      *' 
Messenger 

R 
R 
R 
R 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Lancaster 

Warren .... 

Marietta 

Wauseon  .    ... 

Cleveland 

Wilmington  . . 

Marion 

Zanesville 

Gallip«t>lis  .... 

Warren 

West  Union. . . 

Lancaster 

Basil 

Columbus 

it 

ft 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

June  3,         1902- 
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Miletus  Garner. .. 
A.  N.Williams.... 

N.  T.  Gant.  Jr 

Roscoe  J.  Mauck . . . 

E.  P.  McCorkle 

John  W.  Hook 

John  T.  Brasee 

Joseph  Everhart 

David  H.  Jones 

Alfred  McClure 

George  E.  Monett. . 

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COMMISSIONER  OF  LABOR  STATISTICS. 


17 


Name 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

M.  D.  Ratchford  .. 

G.  C.  Berlew 

Nellie  E.  Sheehan.. 

Hannah  Jones 

Emilie  Guthke 

Commissioner 

Chief  Clerk 

Stenographer 

Clerk 

R 
R 

Massillon 

Springfield  . . . 

Massillon 

Columbus 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

April  25,      1902 

July  1,          1902 

June  5,         1902 

"    6,         1902 

"  13.         1902 

INSPECTOR  OF   MINES. 


Office. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

E.  G.  Biddison 

R-  M..  Mason.    .    .    .' 

D.  H.  Williams 

r-  B.Wilson 

Thomas  McGough . . 

\V.  H.Turner 

James  P.  Davis 

W.H.Miller 

Ruth  Greene 

Chief  Inspector  . . . 

Deputy  Inspector  . 

(( 

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It 
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Clerk ! . 

R 

R 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Athens 

Logan  ^ 

Glouster 

Corning   

Bridgeport  . . . 
Cambridge  . . . 
Dell  Roy 

4 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

April  30,  1904 
1903 

July  15,        1901 

April  30,  1963 
1903 
1903 

Retained. 

Newman 

Columbus 

3 

April  30,      1903 

Mary  Kincaid. 

Zoe  F.  Bryson   .... 

Stenofirranher. 

Trimble    

Clerk^.f         .... 

SUPERVISOR  OF  PUBLIC  PRINTING. 


Name. 

Office. 

'1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Leo  Hirsch 

D.  L.  Agler 

Geo.  C  Schmeltz . . . 

Supervisor 

aerk 

R 
R 
R 
R 

Columbus  — 

2 
2 
2 
2 

April  14,      1901 

u 

Foreman 

« 

Fred  Rauschkolb  . . 

Teamster    

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LIVE  STOCK  COMMISSIONERS. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

•D.  N.  Kinsman 

William  L.  MUler.. 
Thomas  P.  Shields. . 

Member 

u 
<4 

R 
R 
D 

Columbus 

Chillicothe  . . . 
Watkins 

3 
3 
3 

May  5,          1901 
1902 
1903 

'  Resigned.    U.  M.  W.  Moore,  Columbus,  appoiuted. 
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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
INSPECTOR  OP  WORKSHOPS  AND  FACTORIES. 


Name. 

Office. 

^^ 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

^ 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

J.W.  Knaub 

Chief  Inspector  . . . 

R 

Dayton   

4 

April  29,      1901 

Frank  C.  Base     . . . 

1st  Dist  Inspector. 

R 

Cleveland    . 

3 

May     1,      1902 

Warren  D.  Hall.... 

2d 

R 

Warren 

3 

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John  W.  Bath 

3d 

R 

Elyria 

3 

u 

F.  M.  Campfield  . . . 

4th 

R 

Toledo 

3 

tl 

David  T.  Davis   . . . 

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R 

Findlay 

3 

l< 

R.  M.  Hull 

6th 

R 

Salineville  . . . 

3 

M 

Jacob  Metzger 

7th 

R 

Zanesville 

3 

« 

Jas.  H.  Lloyd 

8th             " 

R 

Columbus  . . . 

3 

J.  H.  Arbogast 

9th 

R 

Springfield  . . . 

3 

M 

David  Fisher 

10th 

R 

Cincinnati 

3 

John  M.  Williams. . 

11th            ** 

R 

Portsmouth  . . 

3 

l< 

Theodore  Wagner. 
William  Woehrlin. 


BAKERY  INSPECTORS. 

Northern  District  •  I   R  I  Cleveland  . 
Southern  District  •     R  |  Cincinnati 

CI.ERKS. 


3     May     1,      1902 

3 


E.  M.  Slack 

Chief  Clerk 

R 

Columbus  .... 

John  F.  Woods  .... 

Recording  Clerk  . 

R 

Mansfield 

Clara  A.  Nolze 

Order  Clerk 

Columbus  — 

Bertha  Young 

Stenographer 

ii 

Fred  Schaub 

Messenger 

R 

.... 

STATE  INSPECTORS  OF  OILS. 


Name. 


F.  L.  Baird 

A.  M.  Young 

E.  L.Blue 

C.  V.  Rumbaugh . . . 

F.  W.  Greene 

Theo.  A.  Classe 

Martin  House. .    . . 
James  A.  Wilson . . . 

W.  J.  Aby 

John  K.  Lewis 

John  R.  Malloy 

Robert  H.  Moore. . 

George  I.  King 

Edward  G.  Lattimer 

H.  S.  Brewer 

Sherman  Williams. . 

Charles  Brant 

William  R.  Roney.. 
Robert  C.  McFarland 

J.Tobey 

Robert  Love 

J.  O.  McCormick . . 
W.  O.  Littick 


State  Insp.  1st  Dist 

Deputy 

>{ 

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u 
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state  Insp.  2d  Dist. 
Deputy 


Residence. 

1 

*erm  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Toledo 

2 

May  15,        1902 
Pleasure  of  Insp 

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Perrysburg . . . 

Lima 

Cleveland 

Akron 

Canton 

Youngstowu . . 
Columbus    . . 

Bellaire 

Cincinnati. . . 
Columbus.   . . 
Dayton  .... 
Hamilton   .... 

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May  15,        1902 
Pleasure  of  Insp 

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Lebanon  .... 

(t 

Marietta 

Mansfield 

Springfield  . . . 
Steubenville. . 

Xenia 

Zanesville .... 

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CO^IMISSIONER?S  OF  FISH  AND  GAME. 


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.Name. 

OflBce. 

(0 

o 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Ceorge  Falloon.  .  .* 

J.C  Burnett 

Albert  Brewer 

Member . . 

R 

R 
R 
D 
D 
R 

Athens 

Sabiua 

Tiffin 

St.  Paris  .... 

Bucyrus  

Athens .    .   . 

5 
5 
5 
5 
5 

May  17,  1901 
1902 

it 

"               1903 

'Charles  Buroker   .. 
A  J.  Hazlett  .      . 
L.  H.  Reutinger 

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Chief  Warden  &Sec 

1904 
1905 

•  vice  James  W.  Owens,  deceased. 


DAIRY  AND  FOOD  COMMISSIONER. 


Name. 


Office. 


Residence. 


Term  of  Office. 


J.  E.Blackburn,  Ph.  D. 

William  Martin 

George  J.  Carruthers . . . 

M.  A.  Bridge 

M.  J.  Cheetham 

Mrs.  Ida  Stewart 

Martin  Cowen  

F.W.  Herbst ,  ... 

George  Reymer ....... 

J.F.  Knouff 

O.J.  Berry 

E.  B.  Beverstock 

Anthony  Sauer 

Louis  Schmidt 

P.  L.  Hobbs  

G.  A.  Kirchmaier. . .    . 

Edward  Herbst 

B.  S.  Young 

Walter  F.  Brown 

Harry  C.  Mason 

E.  B.  Dillon 

O.J.  kenncr 

J.  W.  Half  hill 

Driggs  A  Heinlein 

Willis  Bacon . . .  .* 

Tallman  &  Armstrong 

.  Chas.  H.  Bosler 

John  L.  Locke 

J.  P.  Fawcett 

Thos.  McConica 

A.  H.  Kunkle 

D.  I.  Worthington..    . 

B.  F.Perry,  Jr 

•W.  L.McElroy 

Scott  Plum 

Scott  Bonham 

Oberlin  G.  Brooks 


Commissioner.   . 
Asst.  Comm  issioner 


Chief  Clerk 

Stenographer. . . . 

Clerk 

Chief  Inspector. 
Drug  Inspector . . 
Inspector 


Chief  Chemist 
Chemist    — 


Attorney 


Messenger  . 


Bellaire  . . . 
Chardon.. . 
Cincinnati 
Columbus  . 


Bellaire  . . 

Columbus  . 

Mansfield.. 

Caldwell... 

Kimbolton. 

Tontogany 

Cincinnati. 


Cleveland  . . . 

Toledo 

Columbus  .,. . 

Ada 

Toledo 

Cleveland  . .  • 
Columbus  . 
Cincinnati .   . 

Lima -. 

Bridgeport. . . 

Tiffin 

Bellaire 

Dayton 

Cambridge  . . 

Canton 

Fiudlay  ... 
Springfield  . . 
Wash'ton  C.  H, 
Jefferson  .... 
Mt.  Vernon .  . 
Bellefontaine 
Cincinnati. . . 
Ironton.     ... 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  ot  STATE. 


STATE  BOARD  OI^  HEALTH. 


Office. 

u 
1 

Residence. 

/ 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

W.T.  Gemmill,  M.D. 
Byron  Stanton,  M.  D. 
J.  C.  Crossland,  M.  D. 
Wm.  T.  Miller,  M.  D. 
Frank  Warner,  M.  D 
W.C.Chapman,M.D. 
J.  Hartzell,  Ph.  D.. 
John  M.  Sheets        f 
Attorney-Gen  . .  \ 
CO.  Probst,  M.  D.. 
James  E.  Bauman . . . 
Anne  P.  Fisher.     . 
Richard  G.  Evans . . 
Benj.  H.  Flynn,  C.  E. 
ElmerG.Horton,B.S 
B.  L   Williams..    .. 

Vice  President 

Member  of  Board.. 

« 

President 

Member  of  Board  1 

ex  officio  ....  i 

Secretary  of  Board . 

Chief  Clerk 

Stenographer 

Engineer 

Chemist 

Messenger 

R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 

R 

R 
R 

R 
R 
R 
R 

Forest 

Cincinnati 

Zanesville 

Cleveland 

Columbus 

Toledo 

Canton 

Ottawa 

1^ 

7 
7 

7 
7 
7 
7 
7 

Dec.  13,       1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 
"    •         1906 
1907 

Columbus 

Wash'ton  C.  H. 
Columbus  .... 

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OHIO  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

1 

Expires. 

Charles  Krone 

W.  R.  Ogier 

F.  H.  King 

Member  of  Board . . 

Sec'y  and  Treas  . . . 

Member  of  Board. . 
tt 

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D 
R 
D 
R 
R 

Hamilton  

Columbus 

Delphos 

Cincinnati 

Cleveland     ... 

5 
5 
5 
5 
5 

March  31,"  1901 

1902 

"        1903 

Julius  Greyer    

George  W.  Voss . 

1904 
1905 

CANAL  COMMISSION. 


Name. 

Office. 

en 
o 

5 

'1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

A.  T.  Wikoff 

H.W.  Blachley.... 

A.  H.  Sawyer 

E.  E.  Booten 

Chas.  W.  Diehl 

Commissioner 

Draughtsman  ... 
Clerk '..*.'*; 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Columbus 

Van  Wert... 

Columbus 

Patriot 

Cambridge  . . . 

2 
2 

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April   28,    1902 

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STATE  BOARD  OF  SCHOOL  EXAMINERS. 


21 


Name. 

Office. 

1 
1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

J.  D.  Simkins . 

W.  W.  Boyd 

William  H.  Meek... 

M.  E.  Hard 

William  H.  Mitchell 

Member  of  Board.. 

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D 
R 
R 
D 
R 

St.  Marys 

Painesville  . . . 
Dayton  .... 

Sidney 

New  London  -• . 

6 
5 
6 
5 
5 

August  31,  1901 

{'          1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

STATE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE. 


Name. 

Office. 

(0 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

L.  G.  Ely 

H.  S.  Grimes 

Treasurer 

President 

R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 

West  Unity... 
Portsmouth  . . 

Watkins 

Batavia 

,  Renrock 

Pleas't  Comers 
Van  Wert. .   .. 

Tiger  

Ashville 

Selma 

Columbus 

5 
5 
6 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
4 
4 

Janu 

ary,      1901 
1901 

G.  Liggett 

C  Bordwell 

D.  J.  Green  

Samuel  Taylor 

J.  S.  Stuckey 

B.  P.  Baldwin 

T.  E.  Cromley 

T   L  Calvert 

Member 

ft 

Vice  President    . . 

Member 

(( 

n 

1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1904 
1904 
1905 
*            1905 

W.  W.  Miller 

J.  W.  Fleming 

Secretary  .    

Asst.  Secretary 

1902 
1904 

AGRICULTURAL  EXPERIMENT  STATION  (WOOSTER). 
BOARD  OF  CONTROL. 


Name. 

Office. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yra. 

Expires. 

George  K.  Nash.... 

I.  T.  Robinson 

Lather  M.  Strong  . . 

R.H.  Warder    

C-  E.  Thome 

Member  Ex  officio . 
Member 

R 
R 
R 
D 
R 

Columbus    . . 

Rockaway 

Kenton 

North  Bend  . . 
Wooster 

2 
3 
3 
3 

January  13, 1902 

May         2,  1901 

"             2, 1902 

« 

"       Ex  officio. 

2, 1903 

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REPORT  OF\SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
STATE  GEOLOGIST. 


Name. 

Office. 

0) 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Edward  Orton  .... 

Geolociist 

R 

Columbus   ...    . 

Not  specified. 

STATE  BOARD  OF  MEDICAL  REGISTRATION  AND  EXAMINATION. 


Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Office. 

Residence. 

Beginning. 

Expiration. 

A.  Ravogli 

Member 

Cincinnati   . . 

April  28,    1899 

March  18,  1901 

H.  E.  Beebe 

'♦        

Sidney 

March  18,  1895 

i902- 

N.  R.  Coleman.... 

President 

Columbus  . . . 

1896 

1903 

H.  H.Baxter 

Member 

Cleveland 

1897 

1904 

L.  F.  Towers 

It  • 

Toledo 

1898 

*'        1905 

S.  B.  McGavran. .    . 

(t 

Cadiz 

1899 

1906 

David  Williams. . . 

Treasurer 

Columbus  . . . 

1900 

1907 

Frauk  Winders 

Secretar>' 

"         •••• 

1896 

STATE  BOARD  OF  VETERINARY  EXAMINERS. 


Name. 

Office. 

Residence. 

Tenn  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

C.  O.  Probst,  M.  D.,  Secretary 
State  Board  of  Health 

W.  W.  Miller,  Secretary  State 

Board  of  Agriculture 

N.  B.  Smith,  D.  V.  S 

D.  S.  White. 

Member  ex  officio 

Pres't 

Treasurer  

Secretary 

Columbus    . . . 

• 

Basil 

Delaware 

•    6 
6 

July  20,      1902: 
1906 

STATE  BOAltD  OF  DENTAL  EXAMINERS. 


Office. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

A.  F.  Emminger  . . . 
L  P.  Bethel 

President 

Secretarv 

Columbus 

Kent 

Cincinnati 

Cleveland 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

April    30,   190L 

O.  N.  Heise 

M  H  Fletcher 

Member 

4( 

W  A  Price 

^%. 

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BOARD  OF  ARBITRATION. 


Name 

Office. 

'•*3 
1 

Residence. 

Term  of  OflSce. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Sclwyn  N.Owen.... 

,  foseph  Bishop  

'^Reese  G  Richards . 

Chairman 

D 
R 
R 

Columbus  . . . 
Steubenville . . 

3 
3 
3 

May  29,        1901 

1902 

April  12,      1905 

Secretary 

Member    

•Vice  John  Little,  deceased. 


FREE  EMPU)YMENT  BUREAU. 


Name. 


Office. 


Residence. 


Term  of  Office.    ^ 


Yrs. 


Expires. 


J,  S.  Richardson .... 
Mrs.  Cora  Rockwood 
Joseph  K.  Vicha .... 
May  E.  Trowbridge. 

S.  P.  Ewing 

B(rs.  A.  L.  Baker.... 

John  F.  Iliif 

Miss  M.  I.  Graham. 

Albert  Cohn 

Miss  H.  Hamilton  . . 


Superintendent 

Clerk 

Superintendent 

Clerk 

Superintendent 

Clerk., 

Superintendent 

Clerk 

Superintendent 
Clerk 


R 


Cincinnati 

(( 

Cleveland 

<( 

Columbus 
t( 

Dayton  . . . 
Toledo  . . . 


Sept.  14, 1902 
March  14,  1901 
January  10,  1901 
July  1,  1901 

August  31,  1902 

Sept.  30, 1902 
Dec.  14,  1902 
August  31,  1902 


THE  STATE  BUILDING  COMMISSION. 


Name. 

Office. 

8 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Ceorge  K.  Nash 

A.  D.  Rodgers 

,  fohn  M.  Sheets 

Lewis  P.  Schaus 

E.  L.  Lrybarger.    . . . 
Opba  Moore 

Chairman 

R 
R 
R 

R 
R 

Columbus  .... 

2d  M.  Jan.  1902 

Indefinite, 
.i 

Vice  Chairman . .   . 

Member 

« 

IC 

Ottawa 

Newark 

Sp'g  Mountain 
Columbus 

Clerk 

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STATE  COMMISSIONER  OF  SOLDIERS'  CLAIMS  OF  OHIO. 


Name. 

Office. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

W.  L.  Curry 

Lucile  Curry.    

Commissioner.    ... 
Stenographer 

R 

Marysville 

(1 

2 
2 

April      12,1902 

STATE  EXAMINEI    STATIONARY  ENGINEERS. 


Name. 

Office 

to 

o 

1 

Term  of  Office. 

Kesiaence. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

George  M.  Collier.. 
Charles  J.  Money. . . 
George  G.  Bennett. . 
Thomas  Winship. . . 

E.  H.  Harman 

August  Deschler 

Elmer  E.  Miller 

Joseph  H.Ebright.. 

Chief  Examiner. . 

Clerk 

Dist.  Ex.  1st  Dist. 

2d     "    . 

3d     "    . 

4th  "    . 

5th  "    . 

6th   "    .. 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
1 

Clevelanc   .. 
« 

Toledo 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

Mayl,          1903 

1903 

1903 

"      '        1903 

Columbus  . . 
Chillicothe  . 
Canton .    ... 
Canal  Dover 

' 

1903 

1903 

1903 

"               1903 

STATE  FIRE  MARSHAL. 


Name.         # 

Office. 

(J 
1 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

S  d!  HoUeubeck.. . 

State  Fire  Marshal . 
Deputy 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Chardon  ..  . .  -  - 

2 

May  18,        1902 
Pleas'e  of  Mar*l 

C.  D.  Beardsley 

H.  H.  HoUenbeck . . 

Columbus  . . 
'  Chardon .... 

Walter  Payne 

IR  W  Parmelee 

Division  Assistant. 
Stenographer 

Toledo 

Burton 

« 

A.  J.  Fiorini 

W.  S.  Davie 

Henry  W.Hart 

John  Ambrose 

Sam  E.  Davidson . .  ■ 
George  B.  Harris. . . 

Dayton .    .    . 
Columbus    . 
Akron    

Cincinnati., 
west  Union 
Findlay 

(1 

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OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYES  OF  STATE 
INSTITUTIONS. 


OHIO  STATE  UNIVERSITY  (COLUMBUS)— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  sevei^  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

John  T.  Mack 

Lucius  B.  Wing 

Tbomas  J.  Godfrey 

Sandusky    

Newark 

Celina 

May  13,  1894 
"      1895 
'*      1896 
"      1897 
"      1898 
"^     1899 
"      1900 

May  13, 1901 
**  1902 
"      1903 

J.  McLain  Smith 

Paul  Jones 

Oscar  T.  Corson 

Dayton .    

Columbus 

"  1904 
"      1905 

Chillicothe 

"      1906 

David  M.  Massie 

"      1907 

Officers  of  the  Board. 

J.  McLain  Smith,  President Dayton. 

Oscar  T.  Corson,  Vice-President Columbus. 

Alexis  Cope,  Secretary , " 

L.  F.  Kieswetter,  Treasurer     " 

Officers  of  the  University, 

W.  O.  Thompson  President  of  University. 

Joseph  V.  Denney Secretary  of  the  Faculty. 

Olive  B.  Jones Librarian. 


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OHIO  UNnnERSITY   (ATHENS)  — BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Appomtet 

Georee  K  Nash  ex  officio.    

Columbus 

Cincinnati 

Logan 

Athens    

Toledo 

Alliance 

Cincinnati 

Winchester 

Cleveland 

Athens  

Cincinnati 

Lancaster 

Athens  

Chillicothe 

George  W.  Boyce 

V.  C.  Lowry  .  .' 

L.  M.  Jewett 

R.  E.  Hamblin 

C.  C.  Davidson,  A.  M 

A.  Leue,  Ph.  D 

Lucien  J.  Fenton 

J.  E.  Benson 

E.  J.  Jones     

J.  M.Welch 

W.  E.  Bundy 

F.C.  Whiley 

J.P.Wood. 

Albert  Douglass 

H.  W.  Coultrap 

D.  H.  Moore   .• 

Thomas  Blackstone,  M.  D 

Israel  W  Foster 

1875 
1885 
18Sr 
1898 
1891 
189IL 

ia» 

1892 
I89II 
189^ 
I89S 
ISOt 
189^ 
199C 

Mc  Arthur 

Athens  

Circleville. 

Athens  .... 

1899 
1899 
1898^ 

T  R.  Biddle ... 

Officers  of  the  Board. 

Charles  W.  Super,.   President. 

A.  J.  Frame Treasurer. 

I/.  M-  Jewett Secretary  and  Atufitec 


Finance  Committee, 

J.  P.  Wood,  Chairman Athe 

D.  H.  Moore * 

Charles  W.  Super. McArt&BC. 


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MIAMI  UNIVERSITY  (OXFORD)— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  nine  years. 


r 

Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

Walter  L.Tobey 

James  E.  Morey. 

Nelson  Sayler 

David  R.  Moore,  D.  D 

John  N.  VanDeman * 

D^vid  MacDill.  D.  D 

Hon,  Nelson  W.  Evans . . 

Hamilton 

1895 
1893 
1893 
1893 
1893 
1893 
1896 
1896 
1896 
1896 
1896 
1896 
1896 
1895 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 
1900 

1902 

Cincinnati 

19  2 
1902 

South  Salem 

Washington  C.  H... 

Xenia 

Portsmouth 

1902 
1902 
1902 
1905 
1905 
1905 
1905 

John  M.  Winthrow,  M.  D 

Theophilus  R.  Kumler  

Hon.  Elam  Fisher 

Cincinnati 

Oxford 

Eaton    

*Wm.  J.  McSurely,  D.  D 

Horace  A.  Levin 

Hon.  Wm.  S.  Giffen 

Hillsboro 

Dayton 

Hamilton 

1905 
1905 
1905 

John  \V.  H^rron,  LL.  D 

Cincinnati  

1905 

Samuel  F.  Hunt  LL  D 

Glendale 

Dayton 

Cincinnati     

Sidney 

Youngstown 

Cincinnati 

1908 

Harry  Weidner 

Clark  B.  Montgomery 

David  R.  Silver,  M.  D 

Daniel  H.  Evans,  D.  D 

Hon.  Samuel  F.  Cary 

1908 
1908 
1908 
1908 
1908 

Alex  C.  Sands,  Jr 

1908 

Henry  C  Taylor ... 

James  R.  Patterson 

Columbus 

1908 

Hamilton 

190& 

Francis  M.  Coppock 

Walter  S.  Thomas 

Cincinnati 

Troy 

1908 
1905 

George  H.  Fullerton 

Sonncrfield 

1900                         1902 

Joseph  J.  McMaken 

Gcoree  R.  Eastman 

Hamilton 

1900                         1902 

Dayton 

1900                          1908 

•  Resigned.    O.  V.  Parrish  appointed. 

Officers  of  the  Board, 

John  W.  Herron,  LL.  D.,  President. . .   , .    

A.  J.  Bishop,  Secretary 

George  A.  McSurely,  Treasurer 


Executive  Committee, 


J.EMorey 

Walter  L.Tobey.. 
William  S.  Giffen  . 
T.  R.  Kumler  . . . , 


CincinnatL 

Oxford. 

Oxford. 


Hamilton, 


Oxford. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF   STATE. 


COMBINED  NORMAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  DEPARTMENT  OF 
WILBERFORCE  UNIVERSITY. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

\V.  A.  Galloway 

J.  A.  Howells - 

James  F.  Rankin 

James  Poindexter 

Andrew  J.  DeHart 

W.  A.  Galloway 

Joshua  H.  Jones,  President  

1 

Xenia    

Jefferson. 

Springfield 

July  1,      1896 

Sept-  27,  1897 

June  30,    1900 

1898 

1900 

1900 

Ex  officio. 

June30,19OO 
"      1901 
"      1902 

Columbus 

"      li>02 

Cincinnati   

Xenia 

"       1903 

Wilberforce 

OHIO  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  BUND  (COLUMBUS)  — 
BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 

Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

George  W.  Hays,  Secretary 

Alfred  Robinson,  M.  D.,  Prest. . . 
Charles  Flumerfelt 

Cincinnati 

Ironton 

Old  Fort 

Findlay 

Canton 

April    2,1896 
"      15,  1897 
"      26, 1898 
"      13,  1900 
"      12, 1900 

1st  M.  April,  1901 

1902 

"              1903 

Hiram  P  Crouse 

"              1904 

Toseoh  Biechele 

"              1905 

,  Officers, 

Rev.  G.  L.  Smead,  Superintendent Savannah. 

L.  M.  Early,  M.  D.,  Physician Columbus. 

Dr.  J.  E.  Brown,  Oculist Columbus. 

R.  W.  Bell,  Steward Belleville. 

Mrs.  Grace  Rich  Dungan,  Matron Columbus.     ' 

Mrs.  H.  A.  Chalfant,  Assistant  Matron Chalfaut   Station. 

Lizzie  Pavy,  Assistant  Matron Holmesville. 

*Mrs.  K.  Armstrong,  Housekeeper Columbus. 

'^Deceased.    Miss  Olive  M.  Brown,  officiating. 


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OHIO  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  EDUCATION  OF  THE  DEAF  AND  DUMB 
(COLUMBUS)— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 

Full  term  of  oflSce,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

E3cpires. 

W.  A.  Gipson 

Upper  Sandusky  . . . 

Mt.  Vernon 

Cadiz 

April  15, 1896 

1897 

1898 

1899 

"     ^      1900 

Apr.15,1901 

1902 

"          1903 

•Wm.  L.  McElroy 

George  W.  Glover 

Jacob  Cohn 

Georce  P.  Tvler 

Ashland       

•'          1904 

Russelville 

"          1905 

♦Deceased. 


Officers, 


J.W.Jones 

Robert  Paterson  . 

J.  A.  Burgoyne 

Mrs.  Cora  A.  Jones  . 

A.  E.  Earhart      

W.  H.  Ainswortb.. 
J.  W.  Barkhurst  . . . 


Superintendent. 

Principal  of  School.. 

Physician. 

Matron. 

Steward. 

Storekeeper. 

Night  Watchman. 


OHIO  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  EDUCATION  OF  FEEBLE-MINDED  YOUTH 
(COLUMBUS)  — BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 

Full  term  of  oflSce,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

• 
Expires. 

A  P.  Baldwin     

James  T  Hooker      ...... 

Akron 

Cincinnati 

lstM.Apr.1899 

1899 

"     •    1900 

April    13,1899 

13,  1900 

1  M.Ap.  1901 
"      1902 

Boyd  Vincent 

R.  Mehaffey 

"      1903 

Herring 

Fremont 

Ap.  12,1904 
1  M.Ap.  1905 

William  E  Havnes 

Officers. 

G.  A.  Doren,  M.  D Superintendent. 

George  Evans Financial  Officer. 

H.  F.  Purple .* Matron. 

A  S.  Alden Clerk. 

Mr>  \^ .  L.  Doren Principal. 


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GIRLS'  INDUSTRIAL  HOME  ( RATHBONE )  — BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES- 
Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 


Term  of  Service. 


Residence. 


Commenced. 


Expires. 


J.  C.  Beattv 

B.  H.Millikan... 
J.  V.  Roudebush . 

B.  Tristram 

T.  E.  Hoyt 


Ravenna ^    . . 

Washington  C  H . 

Carrollton 

Marion 

Ashtabula 


April  15,  1896 
1897 
1898 
1900 
1900 


lM.Ap.l901 
"  1902 
"  1903 
"  1904 
"       1905 


Officers. 

Albert  W.  Stiles Superintendent. 

Mrs.  A.  W.  Stiles Matron. 

Mamie  O.Betz Clerk. 

Sara  L.  Balfe Storekeeper. 


OHIO  SOLDIERS*  AND  SAILORS'  HOME   (SANDUSKY)  — 
BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Comtnenced. 

Expires. 

J.  W^  R.  Cliue,  President 

J.  L.  Cameron 

Springfield 

Marys  ville 

April  17,  1898 

"     2,  1897 

"     5,  1898 

"     3,  1899 

1900 

lM.Ap.l901 
"      1902 

J.  J.  Sullivan 

William  P.  Orr 

Cleveland 

Piqua  

Mansfield 

"  1903 
"      1904 

Thomas  T.  Dill,  Secretary 

"      1905 

Officers, 


General  A.  M.  Anderson . . . 
Captain  Charles  A.  Reeser. 

Capt  Daniel  Dugan 

Maj.  J.  T.  Haynes 

Capt.  Charles  W.  Race 

Capt.  William  E.  Rawz 

Wm.  M.  Haines 

Mrs.  Mary  L.  Fuller 


Commandant.  • 

Adjutant 

Quartermaster. 

Surgeon. 

Assistant  Surgeon, 
(f 

Chaplain. 
Matron. 


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'«HIO    SOLDIERS'   AND   SAILORS'   ORPHANS*   HOME    (XENIA)  —  BOARD 

OF  TRUSTEES. 

Fall  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

H  "V.  Rir^     , .    , 

Columbus 

April  14,  1896 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 

Apr.  13, 1901 
"     1902 

1>  O  Morrow    

Hillsboro . . 

Delaware.     ../ — 

Toledo 

Urbana 

J^hn  S.  Jones,  President 

P.  fl.  Powling     ,    ,  r  t . ,    T 

"  1903 
"     1904 

JDr.  H.  C.  Houston 

"    1905 

Officers^ 

^OuEiies  L,  Young. Superintendent. 

31rs.  Cora  D.  Young Matron. 

Orin  C.  Baker  Financial  Officer. 

-A-  C-  Messenger,  M.  D Physician. 


BOYS*  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,   (NEAR  LANCASTER)- 

TRUSTEES. 

Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


-BOARD  OF 


Name. 

Residence.  > 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

1-    L  Pusrslev 

Hillsboro 

Toledo 

March     1896 

April        1897 

IHIKS 

"            1S99 

*'            1900 

"            1900 

1  M.Ap.1901 
"       1902 

IPP^m.  Beattv  

John  F.  White,  President 

Logan  ... 

Columbus    

Gallipolis 

Lancaster 

"  1903 
"       1904 

Jokn  L.  Vance 

C-  D.  Hilles.  Secpetarv 

1905 
"      1905 

Officers. 


C  B.  HiUec 

Mrs.  C  D.  Hilles... 
Oeorge  A.  Sterling. 

^W-  E.  Lutton  .   

3Iattie  Kiser 


Superintendent. 

Matron. 

Assistant  Superintendent. 

Steward. 

Assistant  Matron. 


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ATHENS  STATE  HOSPITAL  —  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Name. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

Virgil  C.  Lowry 

John  N.  Hayrpan,  President.    . 

Dr.  S.  B.  Lighlner 

William  H.  Williams 

HoUis  C.  Johnston 

Logan 

Middleport 

Sabina 

Columbus 

Gallipolis 

Dec  1897 
1896 

April  1898 
1899 
1900 

1  M.Ap.l901 
"     1902 
"     1903 
"     1904 
"     1905 

Officers. 

E.  H.  Rorick Superintendent. 

C.  B.  Parker,  M.  D   Assistant  Physician. 

Milo  Wilson,  M.  D '. 

J.  F.  Fisher,  M.  D 

Fred.  A.  Wilson,  M.  D 

F.  C.  Rochester Steward. 

Samuel  J.  McGrew Storekeeper. 

Mrs.  M.  P.  Rorick Matron. 


CLEVELAND  STATE  HOSPITAL— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

C   N.  Schmick 

Lreetonia 

January    1895 
April        1896 
February  1900 
1900 
1899 
May          1900 

April     1900 
1901 
1901 
1903 
1904 
1905 

Henry  B,  Perkins 

George  E.  Baldwin,  Vice  Pres.. 

Samuel  Weil.... 

John  S.  Ellen,  President 

James  T.  KeUy 

Warren 

Canton 

Youngstown 

Willoughby 

Bellaire 

Officers. 

A.  B.  Howard,  M.  D Superintendent. 

Janes  F.  Kelley,  M.  D First  Assistant  Physician 

Willis  S.  Hobson,  M.  D Second 

John  S.  Tiernly,  M.  D Third  " 

Catherine  R.  Moses,  M.  D Fourth  " 

Thomas  Austin Steward. 

.Bert  Binkley Storekeei>er. 

Mrs.  Thomas  Austin Matron. 


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Name, 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

John  G.  Roberts     

Thomas  B.  Black 

Prank  H.  Southard 

Gomer 

April  15,  1896 
June  29,  1897 
April  12   1898 
July   21,  1899 
April  15,  1900 

Apr.14,1901 
"     1902 
"    1903 

Kenton 

Zanesville 

Martin  B.  Bnshnell 

Mansfield 

Mt  Vernon 

"    1904 

H.  H.  Greer,  President 

*•     1905 

Officers, 

Bugene  Carpenter,  M.  D.,  Superintendent  Cleveland. 

George  Stockton,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physician Columbus. 

Robert  C.  Tarbell,  M.  D.  "  Georgetown. 

Ernest  Scott,  M.  D.  " Columbus. 

Robert  E.  Reudy,  M.  D.  "  and  Pathologist Cleveland. 

Isabel  A.  Bradley,  M.  D.  "  Akron. 

0.  L.  Anderson,  Steward .* Cambridge. 

M.  T.  Hines,  Storekeeper  Mt.  Vernon. 

Mrs.  Louise  M.  Carpenter,  Matron Cleveland. 


DAYTON  STATE  HOSPITAL  —  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

George  H.  Smith 

I.N.Walker 

Yellow  Springs 

L#ebanon 

April,  1896 
1897 

.  "  1898 
1899 
1900 

April,  1901 
"      1902 

F.  W.  Wbitaker, 

Hamilton 

"      1903 

W.W.  Roach 

Thomas  A.  Bums 

Bellefontaine . 
Versailles 

"  1904 
"      1905 

Officers. 

J.  M.  Ratliflf,  M.  D Superintendent. 

Matthew  Porter,  M.  D Assistant  Physician. 

Alonzo  H.  Dunham,  M.  D " 

Francis  E.  Young,  M.  D 

RR.Knowles Steward. 

P.  S.  Eikenbary Storekeeper. 

Mrs.  J.  M.  RaUiff. Matron. 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


IX)NGVIEW  HOSPITAL,.  CARTHAGE,    (NEAR  CINCINNATI )— BOARD   OF 

DIRECTORS. 

Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Name. 

Commenced., 

Expires. 

C  H.  Smith,  Secretary 

Samuel  Hunt 

John  Zumstein,  President 

E.  T.  Sprague 

W.  I.  Coppock 

Cincinnati 

April  15,  1896 
"    13,  1897 
May    15,  1898 
June  13,  1899 
April    8,  1900 

Apr.  14, 1901 

"  12,1902 

1903 

Junel2,1904 
Apr.    7,1905 

Officers. 

F.  W.  Harmon,  M.  D Superintendent 

W.  C.  Kendig,  M.  D Assistant  Physician. 

J.W.  Mann,  M.  D 

H.  Milton  Foss Steward. 

Chas.  G.  Jenner Bookkeeper. 


MASSILLON  STATE  JHOSPITAL  —  BOARD  OF  TRUSTFES. 


Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Name. 

Commenced.        Expires. 

Oeorge  D.  Copeland 

Marion 

Cambridfire 

April  14,  1900 
1900 
1900 
1900 
1900 

Apr.  13, 1901 
"      1902 

Samuel  J.  McMahon 

John  E.  Russell,  M.  D » 

Joseph  H.  Newton 

Jerome  B.  Zerbe 

Mt.  Vernon 

"      1903 

Newark    

Cleveland       

"  1904 
"      1905 

Officers. 

Henry  C.  Eyman,  M.  D.,  Superintendent Cleveland. 

W.  C.  Manchester,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physician Canton. 

H.  F.  Findley,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physician Mansfield. 

S.  O.  Latimer,  Steward    Jefferson. 

W.  G.  Capeller,  Storekeeper Mansfield. 

Mrs.  H.  C.  Eyman,  Matron Cleveland. 


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OHIO  HOSPITAL  FOR   EPILEPTICS   ( GALLIPOLIS )  — BOARD  OF 

TRUSTEES. 

Full  term  of  ofl&ce,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

I.  F.  Mack 

Janies  D.  Brown 

•Edward  S.  Wilson.  President.. 

George  W.  McCook 

John  McSweeney 

Sandusky  

Athens 

Ironton 

Steubenville 

Wooster.. 

Jan.    18,1898 

Mar.         1897 

"       9, 1898 

Feb.         1899 

1900 

Feb.      1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 

''Resigoed.    Orrin  B.  Gould,  appointed. 


Officers, 


H.  C  Rutter,  M.  D 

Richard  O'Connell,  M.  D. 

Wm.  G.  List,  M.  D 

T.  L.  Chadboume  . 

CM*Keyes 

Mrs.  M.  M.  Rutter 

F.  L.  Dowd 


Superintendent. 
Assistant  Physician 


Steward. 

Matron. 

Storekeeper. 


TOLEDO  STATE  HOSPITAL  —  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
Full  term  of  office,  five  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  pf  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

W.  H.  Begg 

Columbus  Grove  — 

Bowling  Green 

Fosloria 

Shelby 

Napoleon 

April    7,1900 

7,  1897 

4, 1898 

"       3,  1899 

1900 

April    1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 

L.  CCole 

Charles  Foster.  President 

David  L.  Cockley 

S.  M.  Heller 

Officers, 

H.  A.  Tobcy,  M.  D Superintendent. 

A.  F.  Shepherd,  M.  D Assistant  Physician. 

George  R.  Love,  M.  D 

Nelson  H.  Young,  M.  D..         

R.  B.  Leister,  M.  D 

Agnes  M.  Gardiner.- " 

C  a  Miller    Steward. 

E.  M.  Garrett Storekeeper. 

Mrs.  M.  C.  Tobey Matron. 


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OHIO  PENITENTIARY  (COLUMBUS) —BOARD  OF  MANAGERS. 


Name. 

Residence. 

^  Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

Coleman  Gillilan,  President 

Harry  S.  Griffith 

McEldin  Dun 

Arthur  J.  Sheppard ...    / 

Aaron  Wagoner 

Frank  Cook,  Secretary 

Portsmouth  ...    ... 

Mt  Gilead  

Feb.  Id,  1900 
1900 
1900 
1900 
1900 

Mar.    7,    1900 

Mar.31,1901 
1902 

Bellefontaine 

Zanesville 

Akron 

1903 

-       1904 

1905- 

Mansfield.   .    .    

OFFICERS  OF  THE  PRISON. 


Name. 

Office. 

County. 

William  N.  Darby 

L  H  Wells 

Warden 

DeDutv  Warden  . .  ■ .        

Belmont. 
Hardin 

C.  A.  Long 

C  B  Shook 

Assistant  Deputy  Warden 

Clerk 

Assistant  Clerk 

Steward 

Storekeeper 

Phvsician 

Highland. 

Pickaway. 

Franklin. 

Ross. 

Ashtabula. 

Scioto 

M.  A.  Karshner 

C.   E.  Wilcox     

W.  W.  Harris 

Wells  Teachnor.  M.  D   .... 

J.  M.  Thomas,  M.  D 

Byron  Palmer,  M.  D 

George  A.  Wood 

W  H  Chandler 

Assistant  Physician  ( Dav)   

(Night) 

Captain  Night  Watch 

"        Guard  Room  ( Dav ) 

Marion. 

Franklin. 

Greene. 

Logan. 

Jackson. 

Hamilton. 

Summit. 

Hancock. 

Coshocton. 

Lawrence. 

Noble. 

Ashland. 

Guernsey. 

Licking. 

Union. 

Preble. 

Hamilton. 

Lucas. 

Meigs. 

O.  B.  Randall . .   .      

Rev.  D.  J.  Starr 

H.  B.  Robinson 

J.  A.  McEvoy..\ 

C.  A.  Marden 

Robt.  E.  Jones 

Harry  S.Ogle ... 

J.  W.  Beaird ^ 

W.  F  Bryant,   

(Night) 

Chaplain  and  Librarian 

*  Superintendent  Construction 

"               Subsistence 

Gas 

"               Piece  Price 

"               State  Shop 

Yards 

"               Transfers  and  Halls.. 

Schools 

Postmaster 

Superintendent  Printing 

Matron 

Assistant  Matron .    . . 

Stenographer 

C  B  Slack 

T.  M.  Brannon 

Marvin  E.  Fornshell 

Mrs.  E.  M.  Armstrong  

Mrs.  Mattie  C.  Brown 

Miss  Delia  McMaster 

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OHIO    STATE   REFORMATORY   (MANSFIELD)— BOARD   OF   MANAGERa 

Full  term  of  office,  six  years. 


Name. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Service. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

John  D.  Beaird 

Fred.  F.  Thomas 

Hayesville 

Elyria 

Dayton 

Batavia 

Steubenville 

Kent .  • 

April  28,  1895 
1896 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 

Apr.27,1901 
1902 

H.  L.  Femeding 

R.W.C.  Gregg 

H.  H.  McFadden 

Sw  P.  Wolcott 

"       1903 
'•       1904 
"       1905 
"       1906 

Officers. 

W.  E.  Sefton Superintendent. 

H.  C.  Castor Assistant  Superintendent 

K.  H.  Schmermnnd Clerk. 

W.  T.  Kain Steward. 

John  Newberry Storekeeper. 

S.  P.  Bcki Physician. 

W.  H.  Locke *  Chaplain. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


JUDICIARY  AND  OFFICERS  OF  COURT. 


SUPREME  COURT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 
(The  court  holds  an  annual  session  at  Washington,  commencing  the  second  Monday  in  October.} 


Name. 

o 
•13 

1 

Appointed  from 

Commission. 

Salary. 

Chief  Justice,  Melville  W.  Fuller. . 

Justice,  John  M.  Harlan 

Horace  Gray 

"        David  T   Brewer 

D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 

Illinois 

July    20,1888 
Nov.   29,1877 
Dec.    20,1881 
Dec.    18,  1889 
Dec.    29,1890 
July    26,1892 
Feb.    19,1894 
Dec.     9, 1895 
Jan.     21,1898 
"      25, 1898 
July      1, 1897 

May    10,1880 
Jan.      4, 1888 
Nov.     5, 1883 

|10,oOa 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
10,000 
8,000 
7,000 

6,000 
3,600 
4,500 

Kentuckv  .    ... 

Massachusetts  . 

Kansas 

Michigan 

Pennsylvania  . . 
Louisiana 

"        Heiirv  B.  Brown 

"        Geo.  Shiras,  Jr 

••        Edward  D.  White 

"        Rufus  W.  Peckham 

New  York 

"       Joseph  McKenna    

Attorney-General,  John  W.  Griggs 

Solicitor-General,  John  K.  Richards 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court,  James  H. 

McKenney 

California  ...  . 
New  Jersey .  . . 
Ohio 

Dist.  Columbia 
Kentucky 

Marshal.J.  M.Wright 

Reporter,  J.  C.  Bancroft  Davis. 

New  York 

UNITED  STATES  CIRCUIT  AND  DISTRICT  COURTS  FOR  THE 
NORTHERN  DISTRICT  OF  OHIO. 


Name. 

1 

Office. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

John  M.  Harlan  .   . . 

R 

Associate  Justice  Su- 

preme Court,  U.  S. 

Washington  DC. 

Life. 

U.S.  Circuitjudges 

Horace  H.  Lurton 

D 

for  6th  Circuit  of 

Nashville,  Tenn. 

Life. 

William  R.  Dav  . . . 

R 

Ohio,  Michigan, 

Canton,  O 

Life. 

Henry  F.  Severens  . 

D 

Kentucky     and 
Tennessee 

Kalamazoo,Mich 

Life. 

Augustus  J.  Ricks  . . 

R 

U.  S.  District  Judge 
Northern    District 

of  Ohio    

Cleveland,  O  — 

Life. 

Irvin  Belford 

D 

Clerk  Circuit  Court 
N.  D.  O..  Cleveland 

and  Toledo 

Toledo,  O    .   . . .    Pleasure  of  Court 

H.  F.  Carleton 

R 

Clerk  District  Court 

Cleveland,  0.... 

John  Van  Nostran . . 

D 

Deputy  Clerk  Circuit 

Court 

« 

•            (( 

B.  C.  Miller 

R 

Deputy  Clerk  Circuit 

Cfurt ,. 

(( 

F.  J.  Denzler 

R 

Deputy    Clerk    Dis- 

trict Court 

i( 

James  W.  Wilson... 

D 

Deputy  Clerk  Circuit 

and  Dist.  Courts  . . 

Toledo,  0 

O.C.  Beatty 

R 

Deputy    Clerk    Dis- 
trict Court 

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U.  S.   CIRCUIT  AND  DISTRICT  COURTS. 

UNTTBD  STATES  CIRCUIT  AND  DISTRICT  COURTS  FOR  THE 
NORTHERN  DISTRICT  OF  OHIO  —  Concluded. 


Namcf! 


Office. 


Residence. 


Term  of  office. 


John  J.  Sullivan 

Robert  Tucker 

Frank  M.  Chandler. 

W.  R.  Hopkins 

E.  A.  Clobitz 

John  J.  Keeley 

B.  J.  Wajrner 

D.T.  Winders 

J.J.Sullivan 

James  Bamett 


U.  S.  Dist.  Attorney 

N.  D.  O 

Asst,  Dist.  Attorney . 
U.  S.  Marshal  N.D.O 
Chief  Deputy. 
Office  Deputy 
Office  Deputy 
Office  Deputy 
Field  Deputy. 
Jury  Commissioner  . 
Jury  Commissioner  . 


Cleveland,  O.. 

Toledo,  O 

Cleveland,  O. . 


Toledo,  O 

Findlay,  O. 
Cleveland,  O. 


Four  years. 


Pleasure  MarshaL 


Court. 


The  Circuit  and  District  Courts  for  the  Eastern  Division  of  the  Northern  Dis- 
trict are  held  at  Cleveland,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  February,  April  and  October. 

The  Circuit  and  District  Courts  for  the  Western  Division  of  the  Northern 
District  are  held  at  Toledo,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  June  and  December. 

The  Northern  District  is,  by  law,  divided  into  two  divisions  —  the  Eastern 
and  Western  —  but  having  only  one  set  of  court  officers,  as  above.  The  clerk  and 
marshal  of  the  court  each  has  an  office,  and  deputies  in  regular  attendance,  at 
both  Cleveland  and  Toledo.  The  counties  comprising  the  two  divisions  are  as- 
follows: 

COUNTIES  COMPRISING  EASTERN  DIVISION. 

Terms  of  Court  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February,  April  and  October,  at  Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 


Ashland, 

Cuyahoga. 

Mahoning, 

Summit, 

Ashtabula, 

Geauga, 

Medina, 

Trumbull, 

Carroll, 

Holmes, 

Portage, 

Tuscarawas, 

Columbiana, 

Lake, 

Richland, 

Wayne. 

Crawford, 

Lorain, 

Stark, 

COUNTIES  COMPRISING  WESTERN  DIVISION. 

Terms  of  Court  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  June  and  December,  at  United  States* 
Court  Rooms,  in  United  States  Building,  Toledo,  Ohio. 


Allen, 

Hardin, 

Ottawa, 

Williams, 

Auglaize, 

Henry, 

Paulding, 

Wood, 

Defiance, 

Huron,    * 

Putnam, 

Wyandot 

Erie, 

Lucas, 

Sandusky, 

Fulton, 

Marion, 

Seneca, 

Hancock, 

•Mercer, 

Van  Wert, 

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UNITED  STATES  CIRCUIT  AND  DISTRICT  COURTS  FOR 
SOUTHERN  DISTRICT  OP  OHIO. 


Ntttoe. 

0S 

1 

Office. 

Residence. 

Term  ^  Office. 

John  M.  Harlan  — 

R 

Associate  Justice  Su- 

preme Court,  U.  S. 

Washingt'n.D.C 

Life 

rU.S.  Circuit  Judges 

Horace  H.  Lurton . . 

D 

6th  Circuit— Ohio, 

Nashville,  Tenn. 

« 

William  R.  Day..   . 

R 

Michigan,   Ken- 

Canton, O  .   .    . 

« 

Henry  F.  Severens. 

D 

tucky  and  Ten- 

Kalamazoo, 

nessee. 

Mich. 

<« 

A.  C.  Thompson 

R 

U.  S.  District  Judge, 

Southern  DistO.. 

Cincinnati,0.. . 

« 

William  E.  Bundy.. 

R 

U.  S.  District  Att*y.. 

Norwood,  O  . . . 

Four  years 

Sherman  McPherson 

R 

Assistant       " 

Cincinnati 

" 

Edward  P.  Moulini^r 

R 

«                ti 

Norwood,  O  .. 

«( 

Vivian  J.  Fagin 

R 

U.S.  Marshal 

Cincinnati,  O. . . 

" 

Daniel  Laurence  . . . 

R 

Chief  Deputy 

<t 

Pleasure  Marshal 

Morris  H.Spillord.. 

D 

Deputy 

it 

i(            <( 

Louis  J.  Hume 

R 

*< 

« 

<(           <( 

Wm.  J.  Sanderson . ; 

R 

t( 

i< 

<(           (( 

John  Cochnower 

D 

ii 

(C 

«           « 

W.  H.  Roloson.    ... 

R 

"       W.  D 

(t 

«           <i 

Albert  Bauer 

R 

Resident  Deputy 

Columbus,  O... 

«c                    «< 

W.T.  Harness 

D 

Field  Deputy 

Court  Crier 

Marietta,  0 

«              « 

Geo.  W.  Hays 

James  A.  Cleaver  . . . 

R 

Cincinnati,  O. . . 

R 

Stenographer 

B.  R.  Cowten 

R 

Clerk  United  States 
Circuit  and  Dis- 

trict Courts 

« 

Pleasure  of  Court 

Robert  C.  Georgi . . . 

R 

Deputy  Clerk,  W.  D. 

« 

Clerk 

Janie  W.  Cowen 

R 

a                         t( 

« 

U                                   tt 

C.  P.  White 

R 

E.  D. 

Columbus,  O. . . 

«                       *t 

Henry  CUmer.... 

D 

Jury  Commissioner  . 

Cincinnati,  O... 

Court 

E.  L.  Hinman 

D 

Columbus,  O. . . 

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The  Circuit  and  District  Courts  for  the  Eastern  Division  of  the  Southerii 
District  are  held  at  Columbus,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  June  and  December. 

The  Circuit  and  District  Courts  for  the  Western  Division  of  the  Southern  Dis- 
trict are  held  at  Cincinnati,  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February,  April  and  October. 

The  Southern  District  is,  by  law,  divided  into  two  divisions  —  the  Eastern 
and  Western  —  but  having  only  one  set  of  court  officers,  as  above.  The  clerk 
and  marshal  of  the  court  each  has  an  office,  and  deputies  in  regular  attendance, 
at  both  Columbus  and  Cincinnati.  The  counties  comprising  the  two  divisions 
are  as  follows: 

COUNTIES  COMPRISING   EASTERN   DIVISION. 

Terms  of  Court  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  June  and  December,  at  Columbus,  Ohio, 


Athens, 

Guernsey, 

Madison, 

Pickaway, 

Belmont, 

Harrison, 

Meigs, 

Pike, 

Coshocton, 

Hocking, 

Monroe, 

Ross, 

Delaware, 

Jackson, 

Morgan, 

Union, 

Fairfield, 

Jefiferson, 

Morrow, 

Vinton, 

Fayette, 

Knox, 

Muskingum, 

Washington. 

Franklin, 

Licking, 

Noble, 

Gallia, 

Logan, 

Perry, 

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COUNTIES  COMPRISING  WESTERN  DIVISION. 

Terms  of  Court  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  February,  April  and  October,  at  Cin- 

cinnatif  Ohio. 


Adams, 

Clermont, 

Highland, 

Scioto, 

Brown, 

Clinton, 

Lawrence, 

Shelby, 

Butler, 

Darke, 

Miami, 

Warren 

iniampaign. 

Greene, 

Montgomery, 

Clark, 

Hamilton, 

Preble, 

U.  S.  COURT  OF  APPEALS  FOR  THE  SIXTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT. 


Name. 

r 

1 

•      Office. 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

John  M.  Harlan 

Horace  H.  Lurton . . 

R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 

Circuit  Justice 

U.  S.  Circuit  Judge.. 

Clerk    !! 

Deputy  Clerk 

Librarian  . .     .... 

Washington,  D.C, 
Nashvil  e,  Tenn. 

Canton,  O 

Kalamazoo,Mich 
Cincinnati.  O. . . 

Life 

William  R.  Day 

Henry  F.  Severens  . 
Frank  O.  Loveland. 

Boyd  E.  Dilley 

Caroline  C  Collins.. 

(t 

Pleasure  of  Court 
it               i( 

The  United  States  Marshal  for  the  Southern  District  of  Ohio  performs  the 
duties  of  marshal  of  the  court. 

Sixth  Judicial  Circuit  comprises  Michigan,  Ohio,  Kentucky  and  Tennessee. 

Terms  of  Court:    All  sessions  are  held  at  Cincinnati. 

The  Court  holds  one  regular  term  annually,  beginning  the  first  Tuesday  after 
the  first  Monday  in  October,  and  known  as  the  October  Term. 

The  Court  holds  three  calendar  sessions  annually,  beginning  on  the  first  Tues- 
day after  the  first  Monday  of  the  months  of  October,  February  and  May. 

Adjourned  sessions  of  the  Court  are  also  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  after  the 
first  Moaday  oi  each  month  in  the  year,  except  Augtist  and  September. 


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JUDGES  OF  THE  CIRCUIT  COURTS. 


Full  term  of  office,  six  years. 

James  L.  Price,  Chief  Justice^  LimOy  Ohio. 

Augustus  N.  Summers,  Secretary,  Springfield,  Ohio, 


First  Circuit. 
Counties  —  Butler,  Clermont.  Clinton.  Hamilton  and  Warren. 


Name. 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  ofl5ce. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

James  M.  Smith 

Peter  F.  Swing 

William  S.  Giffen 

R 
R 

R 

Leban*)!! 

Cincinnati   

Hamilton .         .... 

Feb.     9,  1895 
1897 
1899 

Feb.  8, 1901 
"      1903 
"      1905 

Second  Circuit. 


Counties  —  Champaign,    Clark,  Darke,   Fayette,   Franklin,    Greene,    Madison 
Miami,  Montgomery,  Preble  and  Shelby. 


Augustus  N.  Summers. 
Harrison  Wilson . .     . . 
Theodore  Sullivan 


Springfield  . 
Sidney  . .  . . 
Troy  .... 


Feb. 

9,  1896. 

" 

1897 

<i 

1899 

Feb.  8, 1901 
"  1903 
"   1905 


Third  Circuit. 

Counties  -7-  Allen,    Auglaize,   Crawford,    Defiance,    Hancock,    Hardin,    Henry, 
Logan,  Marion,  Mercer,  Paulding,  Putnam,  Seneca,  Union,  Van  Wert  and  Wyandot, 


James  L.  Price. . . 
Caleb  H.  Norris  . . 
James  H.  Day.  ^. . . 


Lima.    .. 
Marion . 
Celina  . . 


Feb. 

9,  1995 

Feb.  8, 1901 

ti 

1897 

"      1903 

(i 

1899 

"      1906 

Fourth   Circuit. 

Counties  —  Adams,  Athens,  Brown,  Gallia,  Highland,  Hocking,  Jackson,  Law- 
rence, Meigs,  Pickaway,  Pike,  Ross,  Scioto,  Vinton  and  Washington. 


Daniel  A.  Russell 

Hiram  L.  Sibley 

Thomas  Cherringion. 


Pomeroy 
Marietta . 
Ironton 


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9,  1895 

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Fifth  Circuit. 

Counties  —  Ashland,  Coshocton,  Delaware,  Fairfield,  Holmes,  Knox,  Licking,. 
Morgan,  Morrow,  Muskingum,  Perry.  Richland,  Stark,  Tuscarawas  and  Wayne. 


Residence. 

Term  of  office. 

Name. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

John  J.  Adams 

SQas  Marion  Douglass. . .   . 
Richard  M.  Voorhees 

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Mansfield 

Coshocton   

Feb.   *9,  1895 
1897 
1899 

Feb.  8,  1901 
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"      1905 

Sixth  Circuit. 
Counties  —  Erie,  Fulton,  Huron,  Lucas,  Ottawa,  Sandusky,  Williams  and  Wood 


♦Linn  W.  Hull 

George  R.  Haynes. 
Robert  S.  Parker. 


Sandusky  

Toledo 

Bowling  Green. 


Oct. 

10, 1899 

Feb.  8, 1901 

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9,  1897 

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•Vice  Edmund  B.  King,  resigned. 


Seventh  Circuit. 


Counties  —  Ashtabula,  Belmont,  Carroll,  Columbiana,  Geauga,  Guernsey,  Har 
rison,  Jefferson,  Lake,  Mahoning,  Monroe,  Noble,  Portage  and  Trumbull. 


William  H.  Frazier. 
Jerome  B.  Burrows. . 
Peter  A.  Laubie 


Caldwell . . . 
Paiuesville 
Salem .   ... 


Feb.     9,  1895 

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1897 

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1899 

"      1905 

Eighth  Circuit. 
Counties  —  Cuyahoga,  Lorain,  Medina  and  Summit. 


Ulysses  L.  Marvin . 
Hugh  J.  Caldwell  . 
John  C  Hale 


Akron 

♦Cleveland 


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Feb.  8, 1901 

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THE  COURT  OP  INSOLVENCY,  CINCINNATI. 


51 


Nam 


Office. 


Residence. 


Term  of  Office. 


Yrs. 


Expires. 


Aaron  McNeil . 
Charles  W.  Rowland 
Philip  P.  Cosgrave 
N.  J.  Hirschfield 
Joseph  Hanahan 
Robert  G.  Hill  . 
Louis  Meyer .    . 
John  J.  Brady  . . . 
Earl  West 


Judge  

Deputy  Clerk  . . 


Court  Constable 
Messenger ...    . 


Norwood . . 
Cincinnati . 


Norwood .  . 
Cincinnati 


Feb.         8, 1905 


THE  COURT  OP  INSOLVENCY,  CLEVELAND. 


Name. 

Office. 

8 

1 

Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

Joseph  C  Bloch  . . . 
John  A.  Burke  .      . 
Frank  F.Schwentner 

W.  P.  Costello 

Henry  J.  Samuels  . . 
Charles  Brenner 

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Residence. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Yrs. 

Expires. 

William  H.  Jackson. 
Edward  J.  Dempsey 
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George  B.  Harte.... 
Lonis  N.  Reif 

Clerk 

Deputy  Clerk. .    .. 

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MEMBERS  OF  FIFTY-SIXTH  CONGRESS. 


UNITED  STATES  SENATORS  FROM  OHIO. 


Senators. 

1 

Postoffice. 

Term. 

Joseph  B.  Foraker 

Marcus  A.   Hanna 

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Cincinnati 

Cleveland ...    

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REPRESENTATIVES  IN  THE  FIFTY-SIXTH  CONGRESS  FROM  OHIO. 


Districts. 


Representatives. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

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7. 

8. 

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11. 
12. 
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William  B.  Shattuc^ 

Jacob  H.  Bromwell   .... 

John  h.  Brenner 

Robert  B.  Gordon 

David  Meekison 

Seth  W.  Brown  .        ..... 

Walter  L.  Weaver 

Archibald  Lybrand 

James  H.  Southard .... 

Stephen   Morgan   

Charles  H.  Grosvenor. 

John  J.  Lentz 

James  A.  Norton   .... 

Winfield  S.  Kerr 

Henry  Clay  Van  Voorhis 

Joseph  J.  Gill 

John  A.  McDowell 

Robert  W.  Tayler 

Charles  Dick 

Fremont  O.  Phillips. . . 
Theodore  E.  Burton .  — 


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Madisonville. 

Cincinnati 

Dayton. 

St.  Marys. 

Napoleon. 

Lebanon. 

Springfield. 

Delaware. 

Toledo. 

Oak  Hill. 

Athens. 

Columbus. 

Tiffin. 

Mansfield. 

Zanesville. 

Steuben  ville. 

Millersburg. 

Lisbon. 

Akron. 

Medina. 

Cleveland. 


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SEVENTY-FOURTH  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY,  1900-1901. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  SENATE. 

Lieutenant-Governor  and  President  op  the  Senate 

John  A.  Caldwell,  Cincinnati. 


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•Charles  K.  Browi 

Carl  L-  Nippcrt 

Alfred  M.  Cohen 

Bmmons  B.  Stivers 

"W.  F.  Roudebush 

Oscar  Sheppard 

Thomas  W.  Marchant.. 

Arthur  W.  Madden 

Samuel  L.  Patterson  — 

H.  Peiry  Hanna 

Samuel  H.  Btright 

Edward  D.  Howard 

Evan  P.  Middleton 

-George  S.  Long «. . 

Warren  G.  Harding.... 

William  Lawrence 

William  M.  Williams. . . 
Joseph  L.  Myers 

LBaward  Hurst 

Frank  B.  Archer 

George  W.  Wilhelm... 

Benjamin  F.  Wirt 

■George  W.  Sieber 

Fred  C.  Elmer /... 

Martin  Dodge   

Charles  D.  wightman. 

John  Mitchell 

John  C  Ro3rer 

William  G.  Brorein 

-Geo.  C.  Dunnam 

Thomas  J.  Harbaugh . . 


Hamilton  ... 
Hamilton  ... 
Hamilton  ... 

Brown 

Clermont.... 

Preble 

Fayette 

Clinton 

Pike 

Gallia 

Hocking 

Franklin.... 
Champaign  , 

Miami 

Marion 

Muskingum 

Morrow 

Coshocton  .. 
Tuscarawas . 

Belmont 

Stark 

Mahoning  .. 

Summit 

Cuyahoga . . . 
Cuyahoga . . . 

Medina 

Ottawa 

Seneca  

Auglaize  — 

Lucas 

Putnam 


Cincinnati 

Cincinnati 

Cincinnati 

Vauceburg 

Batavia 

West  Alexandria. 
Washington,  C.H. 
Wilmington  .... 

Waycrly 

Gallipolis 

Logan 

Columbus 

Urbana 

Trojr 

Marion 

Zanesville 

Marengo 

New  Guilford... 
N'w  Philadelphia 

Bellaire 

Justus 

Youngstown ..... 

Akron 

Cleveland 

East  Cleveland.. 

Medina 

Port  Clinton 

Tiffin 

Buckland 

Toledo 

Kalida 


A  ttor  n  ey-at-la  w. 

Attomey-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney  &  who'le  grocer. 

Retired  travel'g  salesman. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Insurance. 

A  ttomey-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Publisher. 

Newspaper  writer. 

Retired  R.  R.  operator. 

Carpenter. 

Insurance  and  real  estate. 

General  contractor. 

Merchant. 

Attomey-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Manufacturer. 

Real  estate. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Farmer  and  lumberer. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Merchant  and  manuf 'rer. 

Oil  i>roducer. 

Minister. 


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NAMES  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 


County. 


Name. 


Postoffice  Address. 


Occupation. 


Adams  and  Pike. 

Allen .'. 

Ashland  

Ashtabula  

Athens  

Auglaize   

Bclmoul 

Brown  


Butler     ■ 

Carroll 

Champaign    

Clark 

Clermont 

Clinton 

Columbiana 

Coshocton  

Crawford 


Cuyahoga 


Darke 

Defiance  . . 
Delaware  . 

Erie   

Fairfield  . . 
Fayette  . . . 


Franklin  : 


Fulton 

Gallia  ... 
Geauga  ... 
Greene  ... 
Guernsey . 


Hamilton . 


Hancock 

Hardin ... 

Harrison  and  Carroll. 

Henry 

Highland 

Hocking 

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson 

Jefferson 

Knox 

Lake  and  Geauga 

Lawrence 

Licking 

Logan 

Lorain 

Lucas I 

Madison 

Mahoning  . 


Marion  and  Morrow.. 

Medina 

Meigs 

Mercer 

Miami  

Monroe 


Joseph  D.Wilson... 

Chas.  H.  Adkins 

Charles  1.  Goard 

W  S.  McKinnon.  .. 

Aaron  K.  Price 

Joseph  K.  Schmieder... 
Elihu  B.  Armstrong.. 

J.  D.  Garrison 

Wilson  S.Warwick.. 
Bert  S.  Bartlow 

(See  Harrison) 
Edwin  Hagenbuch... 

Slacy  B.  Rankin 

Galen  L.  Cline 

Ross  E.  Holaday 

Samuel  Buell 

J.  C.  Adams 

D.  O.  Castle 

Joseph  H.  Breck 

Harry  C.  Smith.  ..  . 
Thomas  W.  Roberts.. 

Dayton  W.  Glenn 

Evan  H.  Davis 

Harry  A.  Tilden 

Peter  A.  Mackenzie. . 
William  G.  Phare  . . . 
Clem.  L.  Brumbaugh. . 

John  M.  Ainsworth 

Thomas  R.  Smith. . . 

Maro  J.  Love 

Robert  H.Sharp 

Reuben  Rankin 

Charles  Merion,  Jr. . 

Ele  W.  Tuller 

Ferd.  H.  Hey  wood. . 
Thomas  H.Clark... 
Charles  L.  Allen.,  .. 
I.  F.  Chapman 

(See  Lake) 
Horace  Ankeney  . . . 
William  L.  Simpson . . . 
Charles  L  Swain  . . . 
William  J.  ONeil... 
William  Saffinjr... 
Ernst  H.  Rothe.   ... 

Henry  Hater 

*Harry  M.  Hoffheiraer. 
Nicholas  Longworth.. 

Graham  P.  Hunt 

Geo.  Kreis 

Frank  W.  Hendley 

Ralph  D.Cole 

Frank  B.Willis 

Samuel  S.  Hamill 

Theodore  M.  Gehrett.. 
N.  P.  Clyburn 

(See  Vinton) 

David  Collier 

George  T.  Thomas 

Lot  Davies 

M.N.Duval 

Patrick  A.  Berry 

Arlington  G.  Reynolds 

Daniel  B.  Mauck 

William  Bell.  Jr 

Luther  H.  Pool 

Andrew  G.  Comings. . . 

Charles  P.  Griffin 

George  Demuth 

J.  L.  Haner 

Hugh  A.  Manchester  . 

William  L.  Raub 

tEdwin  A.  Clement. . . 

F.  C.  Russell 

Samuel  V.  Brown 

John  A.  McCurdy 

W.  H.  Booth 


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C^thiana 

Lima 

Loudonville 

Ashtabula 

Athens 

Minster 

Armstrong's  Mills... 

Georgetown 

Hamilton 

Hamilton 


Urbana 

South  Charleston.. 

Perintown 

Wilmington 

Salem . 

Coshocton 

Galion 

Newburgh 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Cleveland 

Greenville 

Hicksville 

Delaware 

Bloomingville 

Sugar  Grove 

Parrott 

Station  C,  Columbus 

Dublin 

Columbus 

Columbus 

Fayette    

Gallipolis 


Alpha  

Creighton  . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Cincinnati . 
Findlay   ... 

Ada 

Conotton  .. 

Deshler 

Greenfield  . 


Plimpton  ... 

Norwalk 

Jackson  

Fern  wood... 
Mt.  Vernon 
Painesville.. 
Proctorville. 

Newark 

De  Graff. 

Oberlin  ...   . 

Toledo 

Whitehouse. 

London  

Canfield 

r^  Rue 

Brunswick  .. 
Middleport  . 
Montezuma  . 

Tro'y 

Graysville  . 


Farmer. 

Attoruey-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Machinist. 

Attorn  ey-al-law. 

Insurance  agent. 

Farmer. 

Law  student. 

Commercial  traveler. 

Student. 

Farmer. 

Banker. 

Physician. 

Attomey-at-law. 

Contractor. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Insurance  agent. 

Farmer. 

Editor  and  publisher. 

Engineer. 

Real  estate  dealer. 

Puddler. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Real  estate  dealer. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

General  merchant. 

Farmer. 

Physician, 

Farm'rand  quarrym'tt 

Farmer. 

Farmer. 

Merchant  and  farmer. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Banker. 

Editor. 

Farmer. 
Farmer. 

Attomey-at-law. 
Gen.  Mgr.  U.  S.  In  vest- 
Moulder.       Iment  C<x 
Dentist. 
Shoe  merchant. 
Attorney-at-law. 
Attorney-at-law. 
Attorney-at-law. 
Insurance  and  invest- 
Physician  [ment. 

Clerk. 
Teacher. 
Farmer. 
Physician. 
Attornej^at-law. 

Grain  dealer. 

Attorn  ey-at-law. 

Furnaceman. 

Teacher. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Merchant. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Farmer. 

Merchant. 

Real  estate  and  farmet 

Postm'st'rand  teacher 

Attorney-at-law. 

Ranker  and  farmer. 

Farmer. 

Farmer. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Teacher. 

Farmer. 

Merchant. 


*  Resigned.    Elected  prosecuting  attorney, 
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County. 


Postoffice  Address. 


Occupation. 


If  ontgomeiy | 

Morgan 

Morrow 

Muskingum | 

Noble 

OtUwa 

Paulding 

Perry 

Pickaway 

Pike 

Portage 

Preble 

Putnam 

Richland 

Ross 

Sandusky   

Scioto 

Seneca  

Shelby    

SUrk -j 

Summit  

Trumbull   

Tuscarawas i 

Union 

Van  Wert 

Vinton  and  Hocking.. 

Warren 

W&shington 

Wayne   

Williams  

Wood I 

Wyandot 


John  C.Myers 

Charles  R.  Atherton. 
Errett  LeFever 

(See  Marion) 

Amos  N.  Gray 

Robert  Silvey 

Chris  McKee 

John  H.  Magee    

John  D.  Brown 

William  E.  Finck,  Jr. 
Barzillai  Adkins. . . . 

(See  Adams) 
William  H.  Crafts... 
Philip  A.  Saylor  .... 

N.  B.  Ross 

Joseph  M.  Hunter    . . 

Robert  L.  Irvin 

HalC.  DeRan 

A.  F  McCormick  .... 

Henri  Melber 

Wm.  E.  Partington.. 

Jacob  B.  Snyder 

R.  A.  Pollock 

Clark  W.Metzger.... 

Charles  F.  Seese 

vThomas  Kinsman  . . . 
Chas.  J.  McGlinchey.. 

John  T.  Duff 

Francis  T.  Arthur.. . . 
Sumner  E.  Walters. . 
Charles  S.  Rannells. . 
William  T.  Whitacre 

C.  C.  Middleswart 

Uriah  F.Wells.  

William  M.  Denman. 
Franklin  P.  Riegle... 

Clyde  R.  Painter 

William  C.  Gear 


Miamisburg  .... 

Dayton 

Mountyille 

Zanesville 

Zanesville 

Belle  Valley 

Elmore 

Payne 

Somerset 

Deer  Creek 

Mantua  Station. 
West  Alexandria 

Gilboa 

Rives 

Frankfort , 

Fremont 

Portsmouth 

Republic 

Plattsville 

Canton     

North  I<awrence 

Richville 

Hudson 

Kinsman 

Mineral  Point  . . 
Newcomerstown 

Marysville 

Glenmore 

Zaleski 

Morrow 

Marietta 

Shreve  

West  Unity 

Hoytville 

Bowling  Green  . 
Upper  Sandusky 


Attomey-at-law. 
Metal  polisher. 
Physician. 

Farmer. 

Merchant.  [tor. 

Farmer  and  oil  opiera- 

Banker  and  manuf^r. 

Farmer. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Farmer. 

Bank'r  and  wool  deal'r 

I^w  student. 

Minister. 

Farmer.  [breeder. 

Farmer  and  fine  stock 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Teacher. 

Attomey-at-law. 

Merchant. 

Teacher. 

S'per'tend't  of  schools. 

Farmer. 

Miner. 

Editor. 

Attorney-at-law. 

Farmer. 

Physician. 

I,umber  dealer. 

Attorney-a  t- 1  aw. 

Stock  dealer. 

Physician  and  banker. 

Teacher  and  farmer. 

Attomey-at-law. 

Civil  engineer. 


RECAPITULATION. 
Senators  — 

Republicans 19 

Democrats 11 

Independent  Republican 1 

ToUl ~       81 

Representatives  — 

Republicans  62 

Democrats 45 

Independent  Republicans 8 

*  ToUl ~     110 


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STATE  BOARD  OP  EQUALIZATION. 


Names. 

8 
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District. 

Connty. 

P.  O.  Address. 

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Occupation. 

Frederick  J.  Diem.... 

Henry  Oskamp 

J.Gordon  Taylor 

Robert  P.  Fisher 

Prank  Hicks 

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6th-6th... 

7th 

8th 

9th.l4th.. 

10th 

nth 

12th 

13th 

loth-ieth  . 
17th-28th  . 
18th-19th  . 
18th-19th  . 
20th-22nd. 

21st 

33rd    

24th-26th  . 

25th 

25th 

Z7th-29lh  . 

80th 

31st 

32nd  ..  .. 

23rd 

38rd 

Ex  officio. 

Hamilton 

Brown 

Warren 

Montgomery. 

Greene 

Highland.... 

Scioto 

Lavrrence 

Athens 

Franklin 

Madison 

Shelby 

Logan   

Licking 

Wayne 

Tuscarawas . . 

Monroe 

Jefferson 

Carroll 

Mahoning  . . . 
I^ke 

Cincinnati 

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Decatur 

Bdwardsville.  ... 

Dayton 

Spring  Valley... 

HiUsboro 

Portsmouth 

Ironton 

RDJ^o.  I.Athens. 

Harrisburg    

Big  Plain 

Wholesale  paper  dealer. 

Real  estate. 

White  lead  manufac- 

Farmer.                   (turer. 

Farmer. 

William  W.  Chapman. 

J oahua  Bamett 

WUliam  H.  Walker. . . 

.  aoies  Skelton 

[ohnC  Snyder 

R.  M.  Patterson 

Prank  A.  Chenoweth. 

James  A.  Pringle 

CF.Quellhorst 

Dennis  Denny. 

Robert  Leeding 

Michael  J.  Booth 

Oeorge  Cfrater 

Attoru  ey-at-law. 
Farmer. 
Miller. 
Farmer. 

Hardware  merchant. 
Farmer  and  farm  imple- 
ment dealer. 
Retired  merchant 
Farmer. 

Kettlersville 

Lewistown 

St.  Louisville 

Shreve 

Canal  Dover 

Miltonsburg 

Smithfield 

Aucrusta 

Farmer. 
Farmer. 
Retired  farmer. 
Merchant. 
Farmer 

C.  E.  Ketterer 

Farmer. 

Charles  McKinney  . . . 
William  B.  Crawford . . 

Horse  Breeder. 
Farmer. 

North  Newton 

T.  G.  Hart 

Boardman 

Mentor 

Cleveland 

Whittlesey...'..'.' 
Fremont 

Farmer. 

Altorncy-at-law. 

Attorneyat-law. 

Physician. 

Surveyor  and  Farmer. 

Retired. 

Thea.  M.Bates 

George  Stuart 

Cuyahoga  — 

Medina    ,!!'.! 
Sandusky... 

Crawford 

Mercer 

Lucas  ..%.     .. 

Fulton 

Noble 

A.  D.  Sheldon 

Joseph  Horn 

Stephen  Waller 

Prank  Westgerdes  . . . 
HenryCA.Khlert... 

JohnCRorick 

Walter  D.Guilbert. . . . 

Lykens 

Maria  Stein 

Toledo 

Farmer. 

Hardware  merchant* 
Insurance  and  banking. 
Retired  real  estate  deal- 
Auditor  of  SUte.        [cr. 

Wauseon 

Caldwell 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOARD. 


Office. 


Auditor  of  State  ex  officio  Member 

President 

President  Pro  Tem 

Clerk 

1st  Asst.  Clerk  

2nd  Asst.  Clerk 

8ergeant-at-Arms 

Ist  Asst.  Sergeant-at-Arms 

2nd  Asst.  Sergeant-at-Arms..  .. 

Porter 

1st  Page 

2nd  Page 


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Walter  D.  Guilbert 

Theo.  M.Bates 

T.  G.  Hart 

E.  Howard  Gilkey. 

R.  Graham  Rudd 

Charles  O.  Silver. . . 
James  W  Ricker. . . , 
R  E-  Davidson..  . . . 

R.  C.  Ellsworth 

Charles  Ruhrwein. 

Roy  M.  King 

Jacob  Bader 


P.  O.  Address. 


Columbus 

Cleveland 

Mentor 

Columbus 

Toledo 

Alliance  

Portsmouth 

HiUsboro 

Hudson 

Cincinnati 

Magnetic  Springs 
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County. 


Franklin. 
Cuvahoga. 

Franklin. 

Lucas. 

Stark. 

Scioto. 

Highland* 

Summit. 

Hamilton. 

Union. 

Montgomery. 


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Name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Beginning  of  Term. 


Bnd  of  Term. 


Aiam$  County. 
Probate  Judge — 

Auditor    

-Commissioner    . . 

Treasurer   

Recorder 

Surveyor  

Clerk ....'.'.!!;!;'.: 

Sheriff    

Prosccut'g   Atty. . 
Infirmary    Dir..., 

Coroner  < 

Allen  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor   

Commissioner  — 

Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff    !!!!! 

Prosccut'g    Atty. 

Infirmary    Dir — 


Coroner 


A$kUind  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Gerk  

Sheriff"!'.;*.!!!!!! 
Prosccut'g  Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


West  Union. 

John  W.  Mason.. 
John  W.  Mason.. 
Jas.  M.  Wittcnmyer. 
R.  A.  Stephenson... 
S.  A.  McCuIIough... 

Frank  B.   Roush 

James  F.  Cornelius.. 
S.  A.  McCuIIough... 

H.  B.  Gaffin,  Jr 

H.  B.  Gaffin,  Jr 

Jesse  E.    McCreight. 

A.  S.  Doak 

J.   H.   Butler 

O.  C.  Reynolds 

J.  W.   McKee 

J.  G.   Metz 

C.  F.  McCoy 

C.  F.  McCoy 

George  J.  Hill 

J.  T.  Gaston 

John  W,  Kincaid 

George    J.    Hill 

J.   M.  Brooke 

Lima. 

Theodore  D.   Robb.. 

A.   D.  Miller 

Philip  WaWhcr 

George  Fcltz 

Thomas  C.  Burns 

George  D.  Kanawl.. 
S.  T.  Winegardncr. . 
Thomas  C.  Burns.... 

.August   G.   Lutz 

James  W.  Gensel 

Abram  Harrod 

P.  T.   Mell 

John  C.  Cronley 

Ursinus  M.  Shappell. 

M.  J.  Sullivan 

Elias   A.    Bogart 

Elias   A.    Boeart 

Jacob  C.   Riaenour.. 

vVilliam  Klinger  

Eli  Mechling 

I  saac    B.    Stemen .... 

Peter  Leis    

Eli    Mechling    

Enos  G.   Burton 

Enos  G.   Burton 


Coroner 


Ashland. 


Benjamin  Myers.... 
Cloyd    Mansneld. ... 
Charles  W.   McCool 
Charles  W.   McCool 
Charles  T.   Baker. 
William  Sharick   . 
William   Noggle   . 
George  W.  Walter, 
William   Shidler    . 
C.   A.  Levering... 
Benj.  F.   Paullin.. 
F.  L.  Niedcrheiser 
Irvin   W.   Thomas 
Chas.  JC.   Chapman.. 

iohn  P.  Jones 
larrv  A.  Mykrantz. 
David  Wertman  . 
Milton  C.  McClain 
Samuel  P.  Eby... 
David  Wertman  . 
Jerome  H.  King. 
Jerome   H.    King. 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS— Continued. 


Name  of  Offiqe. 


Ashtabula  County. 
Probate  ^udgc 


Auditor    

Commissioner 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  ....!'.!'.;*.! 

Sheriff    ......... 

Prosecut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Athena   County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor    ... — 
Commissioner 


'1  reasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   ...'.!;!!!! 

Sheriff    ......... 

Prosecut'g   Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 

Coroner  


Auglaize  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor    

Commissoner    ... 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk' 

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Name  of  Officer. 


Jefferson. 

•James  P.  Cad  well... 

A.   P.   Laughlin 

Dwight    Crowell    

C.   E.  Harmon 

J.    S.    Brown 

G.    S.    Harvey 

C.  E.   Harmon 

A.  O.  Hoskins 

A.  O.  Hoskins 

Gaius  \V.  Chaffee.... 

John  S.  Sill 

John  S.  Sill 

C.   H.   Sargent 

C.   H.   Sargent 

O.   M.  Parker 

Hiram   E.   Starkey... 

G.   S.   Hardy 

T.   D.  Faulkner... 
W.   E.    Robison... 

C.    O.    Wiley 

W.  L.  Gilchrist... 


Athens. 


Albert  S.  Bethel.... 
Albert  S.  Bethel.... 
Wilbur   F.   Scott.... 

Thomas   Dupler 

John   O.    Hill 

John  W.  Jackson. . . 
fhomas    Dupler    ... 

K.   G.    Biddison 

Willis  G.  Hickman.. 
Elmer  Golden 
S.  H.  Hibbard 
S.  H.  Hibbard 
D.  A.  R.  McKinstry 
D.  A.  R.  McKinstry 
Carl  H.  Porter. 
Carl  H.  Porter. 
Edwin  n.  Siyre 
Edwin  D.  Sayre 
S.  F.  Beverage. 
Tohn  H.   Mohler 


Jobfi    McLaughlin 
VVniinm  Jan 


ames  R 

N.  Hill  .'....'. R 

John    C.    Pickett R 


Wap'ikonrta. 

Joseph   J.   Walter.... 

Joseph  J.   Walter 

G.   A.   Orphal 

Samuel    Plummer 

Tohn  S.   Butcher 

Henry   Hellbusch 

Samuel    Plummer 

1).    A.    Clark 

D.    A.    Clnrk 

Charles    Freeh 

R.    B.    Anderson 

Samuel    Craig    

Thomas  H.    Baker... 

Charles    Hauss 

1.     H.    Gocke 

John    W.    Bowers 

Thomas  M.    Elliott.. 

Henry    HoHct    

Tohn   W.    Bowers 

F.   C.   Hunter 

F.  C.   Hunter 


Beginniog  of  Term. 


February  9,  1807 

9,  1900.... 
3d     Mon.    in   Oct., 


Aug. 
Jan. 


1897 
1896 
1899 
1900 
1893 
1900 
1699 
1897 
1900 
1897 
1900 


Sept.  17,  1898 

1st    Mon.    in    Jan., 


1899 
1900 
1899 


February  1 

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3d     Mon. 


,  1897.... 

,  1900.... 

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Sept., 


Aug. 
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1902 

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*'  9    1903. 

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1901 

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1903 

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1902 
190a 
1903 
1902 
Aug.,  1901 
Jan.,  1901 
1901 
**        1900 
"        1901 
1902 
1903 
1900 
•  "        1902 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS— Continued. 


5* 


Name  of  Office. 

Name  of  Officer. 

Beginning  of  Term. 

End  of  Term. 

Btlmont  County. 
Probate  Judge 

St.  ClairsvilU. 

William    F.   Smith... 
William   F.   Smith... 
Madison   Aldredge... 
John   W.   Wilkinson. 
F    B.    Smith 

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February    9,  1900. 
0,  1903. 

"          9,  1900 - 

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3d     Mon.    in    Oct. 
i;             Sept. 

1st      ''           ;; 

"             Aug. 
;;               Jan. 

February    9,  1897.. 

1899 
1807 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1898 
1900 
18C9 
1898 
1899 
1899 
1897 
1900 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1808 
1900 



3d      Mon.    in    Oct..  lO^ 

Commissioner    . . . 

Sept.,  1900 
'^       1901 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

George  M.  Wise 

John   W.   Wilkinson. 
\V.  C.   Bergundthal.. 
W.  C.  Bergundthal.. 

•A.  S.  Taylor 

John  A.  Bond 

Lawsqn  E.  Emerson. 

S.  S.   Foreman 

Capell   L.  Wcems.... 

H.   S.   Armstrong 

Otto    Rottmeier 

George  W.  Barnes... 
T    C    Brown 

1902 

1903 

1st         "                   *'        1900 

1802 

"                   •*        1902 

1901 

Clerk  

"                Aug.,  1902 

Sheriflf    

"                 Jan.,  1901 

Prosccut'g    Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir 

"                   "        190<V 

1903^ 

1900 

"                   "        1901 

"                    "        1902 

Coroner  

Otto  Rottmeier  

A.  C.  Bcetham 

A.  C.  Beetha<n 

Ocorgctown. 

Lewis   F.   Walther... 

R.    E.    Camobell 

Robert  McCall 

Lee  J.   Evans 

James  B.   Holman... 
W    A.  Rist 

1903 
1900^ 

1902- 

Broitn  County. 
Probate  Judge 

February    9,  1900. 
"           9,  1903. 

"           9,  1900 

Auditor    > 

3d     Mon.    in    Oct.* 

1st     ;'           ;; 

"             Aug. 
Jan. 

Februarv    9    1897... 

1899 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1S08 
1900 
18C9 
1898 

,  1897 
1900 

,  1899 
1897 
1900 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1899 

3d      Mon.     in     Oct.,  1902 

Commissioner    . . . 

Sept.,  1900 

*^       1901 

1902 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

SuTYtyor    

J.  M.  DeVore 

Louis    Mischler 

Louis    Mischler 

L.   P.   Schweickart... 
Charles  M.  Gordon.. 
Thomas;  \V.  Weaver. 

Hiram  Tyler   

R.  H.  Campbell 

James  \V.  Tarbell.... 
James  W.  Tarbell.... 
George  W.  Murray.. 
Tessc  Cahall  

1903 

1st         "                   •'        1900 

"                   ••        1902 

1902 

1901 

Oerk  

Aug.,  190O 

1903 

Sheriff    

Jan.,  1901 

Prosecut'g^  Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir 

1900- 
1908 
1900 
1901 

Coroner  

S.   D.   Teeters 

George  W.  Murray.. 
James  B.  Albright... 

Hamilton. 
Clarence   Murphy 

"                   *•        1902- 
1908 
1901 

Butler  County. 
Probate  Judge 

February    9,  1900. 
9,  1903. 

"            9,  1900 

Auditor    

Henry  C.  Gray 

Martin  McLaughlin.. 

James  P.  Smyers 

F.  R.  Vinnedge 

Henry  Kehm 

3d     Mon.    in    Oct. 
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1st        '/^                " 

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"               Jan. 

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1899 

3d      Mon.     in    Oct.,  1901 

Commissioner    ... 

Sept.,  1900- 

'^        1901 

"        1902 

1908 

Treasurer   

Wilmer  S.  Brown.... 
William  J.   Becker... 

Lewis  A.  Dillon 

Lewis  .A.  Dillon 

J.  L.  HoflFman,  Jr... 

VVilliam  Bruck  

Peter   Bisdorf  

Warren  Gard  

Elmer  T.  Anderson.. 

O.  F.  Whipple 

Gaylord    Overpeck... 

Henrv  Tabler  

Orie  P.  McHenry.... 

1st        "                  "        1901 
1902 

Surveyor     

190O 

1903 

Gerk  

Sheriff    

Aug.,   1902 
Jan.,  1900 

1902 

Prosecut'g   Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir.... 

Coroner  

'*                   ••        1901 
190O 

'•                   **        1901 

1902- 

1903 

"        1901' 

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COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued. 


Name  of  Office, 


Name  of  Officer. 


Beginning  of  Term. 


Bnd  of  Term. 


Carroll  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

•^Commissioner 


Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir. 


•  Coroner  

Champaign 
County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ,. 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

.Sheriff""!.*!!.*!.'.! 
Prosecut'g  Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


■•  Coroner 


Clark  County. 
Probate  Judge.... 


Auditor 


-Commissioner 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 

Surveyor  . 
Clerk  


Sheriff    

Prosecut'g   Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


CarrolUon. 

Union  C.   DeFord...  R 

Robt.  E.  McDonald..  R 

George  S.  Tinlin R 

Robert  Brothers  D 

Wm.  S.  Kirkpatrick.  R 

•John  H.  Smith R 

William  A.  Boyd....  R 

George  Leyde D 

Oliver  Allen   R 

Oliver  Allen    R 

Cadmus  A.  Tope R 

Jacob   D.    Lane R 

Addison    H.   Myers..  R 

Simeon  Ashbrook  ...  R 

John  M.  Downs R 

Emmet  M.  Adair R 

William  M.  Tope....  R 

James  R.  Weir I  R 

Sylvester  Tripp R 

Thos.   Rainsberger...'  R 

C.  C.  Bolon I  R 


Urbana. 

h.  Erwood  Cheney..  R 

E.  Erwood  Cheney..  R 

S.  B.  Grove R 

John    Harlan R 

Isaac  B.  Happersctt.  R 

Charles  H.  Espy R 

John    Harlan R 

George  A.  Talbott...  K 

Marion  W.  Thomas..  R 

John  W.   Crowl R 

Toseph  S.  Moses R 

James    Swisher R 

Charles  F.  Organ....  R 

Charles  F.  Organ....  R 

Luther  W.  Wean....  D 

Sherman  S.  Deaton..  R 

John  A.  Seiton R 

Edwin  K.  Humes....  R 

Charles  M.  Clark....'  R 

John  Cookston  '  R 

Warren  C.  Hewitt...  R 

I.  W.  Armpriester...  R 


Springfteld. 

iames  P.  Goodwin., 
ames  P.  Goodwin., 
.uther  F.  Young 

Albert  K.  Hahn 

lohn    B.   Crain 

Milton  Cheney  

Jacob  A.  Hinckle 

John    B.   Crain 

James  M.  Todd , 

Joseph    W.    Allen 

Toseph    W.    Allen  — 

S.  Van  Bird 

Daniel  H.  Gushing. , 
John  B.  Clingerman. 
Thomas  Shocknessy, 
Horace  W.  Stafford. 

Robert  T.   Beck 

Marshall   Jackson 

R.   B.  Canfield. 


"  ....    Robert   T.   Beck....'. 

-Coroner  Henry   L.   Schaefer. 

**    'James  M.  Bennett.. 


February  9,  1897 

••     g     1900 

3d  Mon.  in  Oct.,  1897* 

1900 

Sept.,  1897 

Nov.  20,  1899 

3d  Mon.  in  Sept.,  1899 

•*   1909 

1st    "       *'   1808 

1900 


Aug., 
Jan., 


,  1898 
1898 
1900 
1898 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 


February  9.  1900. 
"     9  1908. 
Sd  Mon.  in  Oct., 


Sept., 


1st 


February  9, 

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February  9,  1897 

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1900 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 

1st    ••       "    1899 
1897 
1900 
1898 
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1900 
Jan.,  1899 
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Jan. 


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Eof  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


End  of  Term. 


Clermomt  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    . . 


BatavUi. 


Treasurer   


Reorder 
Surveyor 


Ocrk 

Sheriff    ....'. 


Prosecut'g    Atty 
fnfinnary    Dir. 


Coroner   

tlinton   County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor , 

Commissioner 


O.  P.  Griffith 

O.  P.  Griffith 

{ohn  W.  Davis 
L  P.  Williams 

John  Sutton -... 

VV.   H.   Wood 

F.  M.  Pursell 

John  Sutton 

A.  J.  Allen 

A.  J.  Allen 

Edward  Stump 

E.  H.  Thirey 

E.  H.  Thirey 

H.  A.  Rice 

H.  A.  Rice 

*E.  W.    Buvinger 

William    R.    Walker. 

Henry  C.  Spiedcl 

C.    B.    Nichols 

C.    B.    Nichols 

Otto  Huber  

Elias  Dumford 

C.    P.    VV'itham 

Daniel  T.   Da^is 

James  Hillin  


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
aerk 


Sheriff    

Prosccut*g    Atty. 

Infirmary    Dir. . . 


Wilmington. 

Jarvis  S.  Kimbrough 
Jarvis  S.  Kimbrough 
Jeremiah   M.   Fisher. 

William   Miller  

William   Hale   .' 

John   D.   White 

William    Miller    

Samuel  R.  Mitchell.. 
Wm.    H.    Rannells... 

John   West    

Bvron  H.  Frnnklin.. 
thas.  O.  IliMcbrant. 

John    E.    Bond 

Kobcrt   J,    Lacy 

Wm.  TI.   Hanman... 
William   H.   Miller...    ., 
Josiah   D.    Moon I  R 

M'U-. t        i.-_i._  r» 


Coroner 


rhomns  L.   Kelso. 
William   Mann    ... 

fosiah  D.  Moon., 
ohn  (I.  Outcalt.. 
)avid  T.'  Taylor.. 


Columbiana 
County. 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 


Lisbon. 


February 
3d     Mon. 


1st 


Nov.  9,  II 
1st    Mon. 


9,  1897 

9,  1900 

in    Oct.,  1897 

1900 

Sept.,  1897 

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1900 

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••        1900 

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1897 
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1899 


February    9,  1900. 
"  9    1903. 

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1903 
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1901 
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1903 
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1900 
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1903 
Jan.,  1900. 
"  ••        1900 

1901 
"  **        1900 

1903 
1900 
1901 
1902- 
1903 
1901- 


November  24.   1897. 

February   9.    1900... 

3d     Mon.    in    Oct., 

Sept., 


Aug. 
Jan. 


1899 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1898 
1900 
1899 
1899 
1897 
1900 
1899 
1807 
1900 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1898 
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February    9,  1900. 
9,  1908. 
3d     Mon.    in    Oct., 
Sept., 


1st 


Aug. 
Jan. 


T.  C.  Boone I  R  i  February    9, 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
aerk  ....; 
Sheriff" "... 


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Infirmary    Dir.... 


Coroner 


C.    Boone 

J.    F.  Adams 

t  hris.    Bowman 

..    K.    Cieor{?e 

Joseph  H.   Frcn<5h. 

Chris.    Bowman 

Charles  E.  Smith.. 
Charles  E.  .Smith.. 
F.d.   M.  Crosser.... 

Ed.   M.  Crosser 

I.    P.    Farmer I  R 

Charles    Kelly I  R 

Tohn  S.   McNu't I  R 

John  S.   McNutt I  R 

Charles  Gill   '  R 

Samuel  D.  Noragon.'  R 
Jason   H.   Brookes...!  R 

L.  C.  Hoop'-s I  R 

tCraig    D.    Fil«;on....|  R 
James  M.   McBride..!  R 

Williarn  A.  Tarr I  K 

John   L.   Straughn...|  R 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS —  Continued. 


Name  of  Office. 


Beginninsr  of  Term. 


End  of  Term. 


Ooshocton  County. 
Probate  Judge.... 


Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder 

Surveyor  

Cletk  

Sheriff*  ".'... ..... 

Prosccut'g   Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Orawford  County. 

Probate  Judge — 

Auditor 

Commissioner    . . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff    

Prosccut'g^^  Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Cuyahoga  County. 

Probate  Judge.... 

Judge  C't  of  In.. 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Clerk  ....'.'.'.'.'.V. 

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g   Atty 

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Coshocton. 

Charles  B.  Hunt 

T.   C.   Roche 

Chas.  A.  Lamberson 
Thomas   McConnell. 

Lewis    Fisher    , 

John  T.    Funk , 

Jacob  Balo  

James   D.   Severns.. 

W.   H.   Williams 

E.  M.  Mdrtley 

S.  M.  Moore 

R.   B.   McDermot.... 

W.  A.  Mizer 

Henry   T.    Clark 

A.    C.    Hedge 

T.  H.  Wheeler 

Gabriel   Lorenz   

John   F.    Norman  — 

I.  J.  Baker 

A.  S.  Hoagland 

M.  H.   Hennel 


Bucyrus. 

Charles  Kinninger.. 

W.  C.  Keiss 

J.  F.  Kimerline 

C.    F.   Kiess 

Lewis  H.  Battefcld. 

Albe  Moc  , 

Sa         •  "     •  rday  ., 

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Samuel   J.    Baker... 
William   H.    Evers.. 

Harry  L.  Vail 

W.   R.   Coates 

Theo.  F.  McConnell 

T.   L.  Strimple 

Harvey   R.    Keeler.. 

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COUNTY  OFFICERS  —  Continued. 


63 


Name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


BeginninsT  of  Term. 


End  of  Term. 


Darke  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor   

-Commissioner 


Treasurer   

Recorder 

Surveyor  

Qerk  

Sheriff    

Prosccut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


■Coroner 


Deficnce  Countj/. 
Probate  Judge — 

Auditor   

Commissioner    . . . 


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Recorder  

Surveyor  

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QreenviUe, 

Joseph  M.  Bickel... 
George  A.  Jobes... 
George  W.  Sigafoos 

John  H.  No^gle 

Jacob  Zacharias  

Geo.  E.  Niswonger. 
Joseph  Alexander  .. 
John  P.  Meeker.... 
Wm.  H.  Townsend. 
German  Warner   ... 

F.   G.    Wiley 

William  Runklc  ... 
William   Runkle    ... 

A.  L.   Clark ; 

John  Studabaker  ...v 

Harvey  Hill  

Fred.  Trittschuh  ... 
John  Studabaker  . . 
E.  G.  Husted 


Defiance. 

John  H.  Hockman. 
John  H.  Hockman. 
Willis  A.  Snider... 
Willis    A.    Snider... 

G.  W.  Fuller 

Peter  Corressel  .... 
Geo.  F.  Henning... 
Charles  Behringer  . 

John    Wisda    

C.    W.    Kerns 

Samuel   A.   Maxwell 

J.    H.    Metz 

Henry  F.  Toberan. 
Wm.  A.  Schmaltz... 
Wm.  A.  S-hmaltz.. 

John    P.    Eiser 

Tim.  T.  Ansbcrry.. 
Tim.   T.   Ansberry.. 

Ulrich  Ball  

W.    W.    Wilson 

F.    W.    Smith 

J.    M.    Brown 

R.   B.  Cameron 


Delaware  County. 
Probate  Judge.... 


Auditor   

Commissioner 


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 

Surveyor  . 
Qerk 


Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


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Delaware. 

B.   F.  Freshwater R 

E.  Lee  Porterfield...    R 

Frank  Warren   D 

Rezin  J.  Pumphrey..  R 
Delacy  Waldron  ....'  R 
Lyman  P.  McMasterl  T> 
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Lewis  Slack  R 

I.   L.  Anderson I  R 

George  W.  Tracy...-!  R 
Josepn  H.   Andrews.!  R 
John    B.   Taggart.... 
Newton    M.    Miller. . 
Burton  P.   Benton... 
Jacob  M.  Schaffner.. 

George  Coyner 

John    Lane,    Sr 

*Thompson    Clark    . . 
Chas.   N.   Blvmer.... 

John  Lane,  Sr 

A.  J.  Pounds 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS —  Continued. 


Name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Bud  of  Term. 


Erie  County. 
Probate  Judge.. 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  .,..'/.'.'.'.'.'. 

Sheriff 

Prohccut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Sandtuky. 

Lewis  H.  Goodwin.. 

U.    1.   Curran 

John  R.  Gallagher... 
John  R.  Gallagher... 
Clark   L.   Halliday... 

C.  L.  House 

Henry  P.   Breining. . 

Charles  A.   Peak 

Gustavus  Graham  . . 
Cornel.  A.  Nielsen.. 
Chas.  G.  Schippel... 
.\lbert  W.  Juason... 
Albert  \V.  ludson . . . 
Frank  M.  Hughes... 
F.    Hertlein 


Jay  J.  Perry.. 

John  Ray,  Jr 

George  T.  Lchrcr. 


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^     J.    Neil. 
Horatio   N.  Schoff. 
George   T.    Lehrcr. 

F.    F.    Lehman 1  R 

F.   F.   Lehman R 


Fairfield   County. 
Probate  Judge 


Lancaster . 


Geo.    Cunningham . . . 

A.    \\.    Kiefaber 

Ad.    H.    Gindcr 

A.  J.  Arnold 

Nicholas  Stuckey   ... 
T.    .Shallenberger    . . . 

Jacob  Simon   

George  H.   Miller 

George  H.   Miller 

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j  James  C.  Mock 

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Clerk  I  Clay  H.  Shaw 

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Commissioner    .. 


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Pniscrut'g    Atty 

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William   T.   Fritz 

Joseph  VV.  Stewart.. 
\V.  T.  McClenaghan 
\V.  T.  McClenaghan 
lienjamin  F.  Haas... 

Manasseh    Glick    

Wash.    Wyman    

Benjamin  F.  Haas.. 
Siniuel  Cly   


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J.    L.    Zimmerman...    R 

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.S.  \V.  Zimmerman.. 
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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued 


Oeauga   County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    ... 


Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff**!!!!!!.*!! 
Prosecut'g   Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Orcene  County. 

Probate  Judgcf... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    .. 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff"*.'!.'.'.*.'.'.'.'.' 
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Chtemsey  County. 

Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    ... 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor 

Clerk  

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner  


Chardon. 

Henry  K.  Smith 

Henry  K.  Smith 

Wallace  \V.  Hall 

Selah  Daniels   

H.   VV.    Pettibone.... 

J.  L.  Thrasher 

N.  F.   Moseley 

Frank  A.  Parmelee.. 
Frank  A.   Parmelee.. 

Charles  A.  Mills 

E.  L.  F.  Phelps.... 
Brainard  D.  Ames... 
Terrence  Reynolds  . . 

Elijah   I*.   Fisher 

W.  S.  Metcalf 

H.   O.    Bostwick 

Perry  Morton  

Cieorge    Fram    

Carlos  Haynes  

C.   R.   Post 

H.  G.  Frisbie 

O.   A.   Hopkins 


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Lewis  Smith   I  R 

John   B.   wStevenson..    R 

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Eli  C.  Beall 

Marcus  Shoup   

John  W.  Smith 

John  B.  Lucas 

Komer  H.  Thrall.... 

John  W.  Smith 

Charles  S.  Johnson.. 
Charles  S.  Johnson.. 


Cambridge. 


Tames  A.  VVeyer 

Watson   H.   Gregg. . 
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William  P.  Delfart 

Tames    Kaho    

.Samuel   R.   Smith 

Tedfidiah    Williams... 

John    T.    Beggs 

Thomas   M.    Bond... 

lohn  C.  Crossen 

Willis  V.  Webster... 

Alva    B.    Hall 

Toseph   B.   Dollison.. 

John    L,    Locke 

Alpheus  L.    Stevens. 
Robert   W.   Lowjy... 

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Samuel  L.  Johnson..!  R 


Robert  W.   Lowry.. 
Ed.  M.  Daugherty. 
E.   E.   Vorhies..... 


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Kune  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


End  of  Term. 


BauUlUm  County. 

Probate  Judge 

Judge  C't  of  In.. 
Board   of   Control 


Auditor    , 

Commissioner 


Treasurer 


Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff    

Prasecut'g    Atty. 
Solicitor    


Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner  

Hancock^  County. 
Probate  Judge — 


Audilor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 

Qerk  ....'. 


SheriflF    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 

Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 

Hardin   County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
Oerk   


Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 


Cincinnati. 


Howard  Ferris 
Howard  Ferris 
Aaron  McNeil 
Aaron   McNeil 

Julius    Engelke    ,  D 

George  Weber   ]  D 

(ieo.  A.  Schneider...'  R 
H.   H.   Lippelmann..    D 

Eugene   L.  Lewis 

John  Breen  

George  Linneman 

Chas.  C.  Richardson. 

Christian   Bardes 

Tilden  R.  french 

John  .H.  (jibson 

John   Hagerty    

Benj.   VV.    Harrison.. 

Ceorge  B.  Harte 

Christopher  Reichel.. 

John  C.  Schwarz 

William    Rendigs   ... 
Gideon   C.  Wilson... 

Harry  Simms  

Warre  i   L.  Jones.... 

Tohn  W.  Tidball 

Sam.   W.    Horn  brook 


Louis  Schwab  I  R 


Findlay. 

John  D.  Snyder... 
John  D.  Snyder. . . 
Surrel  P.  De Wolfe... 
Jacob  R.  Tussing.. 
Benj.    F.    Wineland 
fohn    D.    Anderson.. 
Israel    W.    George... 

-\ndrew    Bish    

Alvin  S.   Thomas 

Edwin  Phifer  ...'. 
Elmer  C.  Bolton. 
Presley  E.  Hay.. 
Philip   W.   Ewing. 

Erwin    E.    Ewing 

Charles  E.  Jordan... 
Char'-s  E.  Jordan... 
W^m.  .VL  Moorehead. 
Joscpn  T.  Bartoon... 
Chas.  J.  Harkness.. 

Jacob  Mitchell  

Ralph  E.  Brake 


Kenton. 


Frank  Given  

Byron  B.  Wentz.. 
James  Bastable   .. 

Tames  Bastable   

.las.   B.   Stambaugh.. 

Samuel    Pfeiffer    

John  A.   Ewing 

Tas.  B.  Stambaugh.. 
William  P.  Bowman. 

•John  L  Wood 

Alex.    R.   Tavlor 

Tames  L.  Nfoore.... 
James  L.  Moore — 
Lincoln   A.   Anslcy.. 

Carey  J.  Griffith 

Thomas  C.  Mahon.. 
Thomas  C.   Mahon.. 

T.  M.  Finch 

Joel  D.  Felty 

William   Strahm   — 

Jonas  J.   Foit 

Burke  L.  Johnson . . 
N.  G.  Vassar 


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QO.UNX.V  OBRICfiftar-CoiUilwed 


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Navie  of  Officer. 


Harrison   County. 
Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor   ....^ 

Commissioner    . . . 


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
Clerk 


Sheriff    

Prosecut'g   Atty, 
Itifirmary    Dir... 


Coroner  


Henry  County. 
Probate  Judge.. 

Auditor    .... 

Commissioner    . 

Treasurer 

Recorder  

Surveyor 

Clerk  

SherifB*  ;.'*..  !!*.!! 
Prosecut'g  Atty 
Infirmary    Dir. . 


Coroner 


Highland  County. 

Pr#bate  Judge — 

Auditor    

Commisetoner    . . . 


Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk'    ...V.V.'.V. 
Slieriff    

Prosecut'g   Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Cadiz. 

^  B.  McNamce... 
John  B.  Worley... 
Jiarvey  B.  Law... 
Harvey  B.  Law. . . 
John  C.  Patton... 
Henry   P.   Wor&tel. 

John   A-   Pfttis 

John  C.   Patton 

Joseph  J,  Sears- . . . 
][oseph  J.  Scars. 


I.  Edwin  Tliompson. 
BenjaTOifl  J.   Cireen.. 

Evan    B.    Kirby 

Henderson   S,    Mills. 
Samuel   B.    Moore... 

Davis  Garven   

William    T.    Perry... 

B.  W.  R-owland 

David   Christy    

tj.   .Vrbaugh 
.    B.    Lamb 

Abraham    H.    Smith. 

A.    C.    Grove |  R 

A.   C.   Grove !  R 


End  of  Term. 


Napoleon. 


John   V.   Cuff 

James  Donovan  

David  F.  Coe 

DaVid  F.  Coe 

Matthias  Reiser,   Sr. 

Henry    Ettgers   

C»eorgo  Keetcrhe 


Henry    Rohrs 
Henry    C.    Burson... 
Henry    C.    Burson... 

George   F.   Hays 

Charles  N.  Schwab.. 

Dow   Bretz   

Dow   Bretz   

Frank   W.    Rjciter.... 

H.   R.   Dittmer 

Henry  F.  Gerken 

E.  A.  Brown 

Benton   Zollars    !  D 

Henry    P.    Gerken...    D 
Baldwin  B.  Bitzer...    D 


ffillshoro. 

Oliver    H.    Hughes..  D 

Oliver    H.    Hughes..  I) 

(Jeorge  W,  Shatter...  D 

Warren  R.  Morrow..  D 

W.   C.   McCoppin....  R' 

Giles  W.  Setty D 

Warren  R.  Morrow..  D 

Charles   E.    Hixson..  R 

Earl  A.  Squicr I  D 

ohn    W.    Rogers I  R 

oseph   Miller  I  D 

■)anrd    Murphy   I  R 

Hut^h    S.    X-ance Ld 

tames  H.  Williams..  1  D 

T.   G.   Williamson....'  R 

tosenh   P.    Etton '  D 

Irvin    McD.    Smith..'  R 

Olivet    X.    Sams D 

C.   T.    Mullenix !  R 

John  Bennett   '  R 

Wesley  Gall  '  D 

Joseph   R.   Kelly |  D 

B.  R.  Shipp I  D 

Thos.  W.  Roberds...!  Dt 


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Naa&e  of  OlBce. 


Hocktng  Coumtp. 

Probate  Iva^g^ . . . 

AuditDr  ^ 

Coamisvioner    . . . 


TMasurer 
Banoorder  . 
Scvreyor  . 


Oetk  

ft<e«ccut'g   Atty 
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Coroner 


Coroner 


Huron  Oomnty. 
Probate  Judge... 


Aaditor    

CoMmisMoner 


Tritsurer 
Aacorder  . 

Sofvcyor  . 
CMk 


Namt  of  Oftcer. 


Holmf9^09Hftty. 

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titor  

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Coroner 


'Logan, 

Jacob  B.  Kiasoa D 

^cob  B.  lUasoB D 

William  »F.  Bowen...  D 

George  laceby  D 

lohn  W'  Smith D 

llenry  Trimmer   I) 

Geome  Jaeoby  1) 

John  H.  «Hnc D 

Peter   D.   Sloan D 

iames  W.   Davis D 

ames  W.  Davis D 

)avid  M.   O'Hare...  D 

Lucius  C.  ^Vri«ht...  D 

Charles  F.  -Brandt...  D 

Charles  F.  'Brandt...  D 

Elmer   O.    Pettit D 

Elmer  ().    Pettit D 

Isaac    A.    Wright D 

W.  S.  Tiwker D 

J.    George    Krinn D 

Isaac  A.  Wright D 

Jerome  B.  Lyon R 


MiMlershurg. 

Rich.  W.  TamyWll. 
Rich.  W.  Taneyhill. 
Tames  B.  Leeper.... 
Morgan  «€.  Mackey.. 

David  Heimuth  

I^vi  Shafer  

Theo.  M.  Allison.... 
Brisben  C    Fisher... 

Ferd.   F.  Smith 

Daniel   M.  Miller.... 

John  Burkgy  

Glenn  G.  Cole 

H.  H.  Robinson 

Lewis   Kfil^   

Wm.    F.   Jordan 

Wm.    F.Jjordan 

William  ;F.  'Garrer. . . 
William  F.  Garrer. . . 
David  Fites 


Jacob  M.  Miller '  D 

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A'illiam  M.  King 
Jos.  E.  McClelland.. 
Joel    E.   Whitmar.... 
*Joel   E.    Whitmar... 


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Frank   TI.  Jones R 

Frank   H.   Jones R 

John    H.    Beattie R 

Jason  A.  Whcefer...  R 
George    E.    Prosscr..    R 

T.    Perry    Easton R 

William  P.  Noble...  R 
Ambrose  B.  Bnwen..i  R 
Theodore  M.  Kdsall.l  R 
Theodore  M.   Edsall.l  R 

John   I^ylin    I  R 

"Charles  D.  .Miles.... I  R 
Charles  D.    Miles....'  R 

Seneca  Rottk  I  R 

r..    Ray  Craig |  R 

I»T»rner  T.  Woodward'  R 
+ Porter  "W.   Knight..'  R 

Tfhn  Miller  I  R 

'»>eo.  .S.  Williams...!  R 
Fldgar  Martin  |  R 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued. 


Jackson  County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff"".!'.!!!!'.*.! 
Prosecut'g  Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 


Jefferson  Count ij. 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ... 

Treasurer    

Recorder   

Surveyor   

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Sheriff"!!!!!!!!!!! 

Prosecut'g    Atty.. 
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R.  U.  Wilson R 

C.  C.  McCormick....  R 
O.    P.   Schellengcr...    R 

•Joseph  Dickson  |  R 

VValter  J.  Jones t  R 

John  T.  Leach !  R 

Cary  A.  .\rthur I  R 

Anderson  Skinner  ..1  R 
Anderson  Skinner  ..,  R 
William  Thomas   ....'   R 

Homer  E.   Hunt R 

George   E.   Morgan..    R 

Edgar  T.    Evans R 

A.  F.  Drake K 

Albert   E.   Jacobs....!  R 

Tames  H.   Webb R 

lames  J.  B.  Davis...'  R 

Jerome  Rehm   R 

Tames  H.   Webb R 

J.   L.  Gahm ;  D 


ffteuhrnrilJe.         ' 
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tVank   H.    Kerr R 

(leorge  P.  Harden...    R 
I  Thomas   A.    Sharp...    R 
William   M.    Kerr.... I  R  | 
Cassius  M.  Brown...!  R 

Ran   Anderson    '   R 

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(;eo.    P.    McCracken.     R  I 

'  Eli    Petrov.    R 

t  Eli   Fetrow   R  I 

I  Sam.    Huston    I  R 

'Frank   S*okcs    R 

i  Frank   Stokes    R 

Harry  M.  Porter R 

Harry  M.  Porter R 

.Addison  C.  Lewis...'  R 
Addison  C.  Lewis...'  R 
Baxter   Cunningham.'  R 

Andrew   J.    AuTt !  R 

Robert  E.   Blinn '   R 

Baxter   Cunningham.    R 

John    .\.    Fisher j  R 

George  A.  Campbell.'  R 


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Mt.  Vernon. 

I 
Frank  O.   Levering..!  D 

Park   R.   Blair R 

William   A.    Wander.    D 

Harrison    Ferris    '  D 

Toseph   Mvcrs   '  D 

Leander   Hays    D 

ficorgc   E.    AlcCulley    R 

Judson    Vincent    R 

French  ^^'.  Severn 'i.  D 
William   H.   Smith...    D 

C).    L.    Ashcraft R 

Lewis  .\.  Culbertson'  R 
Geo.  TL  Mochwart..^  R 
Justus   D.    Smoots...'  D 

"Columl>u<=   Ewalt '  D 

John  C.   Hammond..'  R 

"T.    F.    Ward I  R 

Tames  W.   Coe '  D 

C.eorge   S-rhnltz    !  R 

John  J.  Scribner !  D 


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name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


End  of  Term. 


Lake  County. 

Probate  Judge.. 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . 


Treasurer   , 

Recorder 

Surveyor  

Qerk  ... .'.','/.'.'.'. 

Sheriff"!'.!!'.'.]'.! 
Prosecut'g  Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner  

Lawrence  Countp. 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor   

Commissioner    . . . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Oerk  ....!!!!!!!!! 

Sheriff'*..'.*.!....!! 
Prosecut  'g  Atty . . 
Infirmary    Dir 


Coroner 


Licking  County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer 


Recorder 

Surveyor  

Gerk  

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 


Infirmary    Dir. 


Coroner 


Painesville. 


C.  D.  Clark 

C.  D.  Clark 

E.   D.  Heartwcll 

J.    C.   Campbell 

Frank  P.  Miller 

John   E.    Post 

J.  C.  Campbell 

J.   W.  Rowland 

Frederick  T.   Pyle... 

Frank  M.  Barker 

J.    C.   Ward 

B.  Frank  Crofoot....'  R 
B.  Frank  Crofoot....'  R 

Sultan  St.  John R 

Harry  P.  Bosworth..!  R 

Lewis  L.  Morris R 

David    Law    I  R 

Sam.  T.   Woodman..!  R 

Lewis    L.    Morris '  R 

.\.   G.   Phillips R 


I ronton. 

James  C.  Russell....  R 
James  C.   Russell....    R 

Harry  R.  Brown R 

John   W.    Reckard...    R 

John  G.  Keys R 

John  P.  Vermillion.  R 
fhos.  J.  Templeton..!  R 
John  T.  McKnight..!  R 
C.  B.  Efferton,  Tr...  R 
Elliott  VV.  Lambert.  R 
James  T.  Egerton...|  R 
Charles  E.  Diemar..  R 
Edgar  T.  Belcher....'  R 
Edear  T.  Belcher....    R 

I.  R.  Dovel R 

L  R.  Dovel R 

R.   B.   Miller R 

LaFor.  R.  Andrews.  R 
.Matthew  J.    Cullen..    R 

John   Mayberry    R 

Absalom  N.  Stewart.'  R 

Samuel  E.  Layne '  R 

N.    K.   Moxley '  R 

Owen  Ellison   ;  R 


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Waldo  Taylor  ...^...  D 
Waldo  Taylor  ...T...I  D 
Anthony  R.  Pitzer..  D 
William   F.    Holton..'  D 

David   H.    Pigg '  D 

William  Gutridge  ...!  D 
William  F.   HoTton..'  D 

E.  T.   Rugg '  D 

E.  T.  Rugg. D 

James  W.    Kutledge.'  D 

Fred  S.  Culley D 

O.    C.    Larison '  D 

George  W.  Horton..  D 
Thomas  W.  Phillips.!  D 
Thomas  W.  Phillips.:  D 

Recs  R.  Jones '  D 

S.    R.   Vermillion....!  D 

Tames   Redman    I  D 

Charles  S.  Howard..'  D 
Geo.  T.   Tavenncr...!  D 


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Logan  County, 
Probate  Jti4ffe.— 


Auditor    

Commisflioner 


Traesurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Cterit   ...."V.V.V 

Sheriff"*!*!.'!.".;! 
Proeecut'g   Atty, 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Lorain  OmMtf^ 
Probate  Juklge... 


Auditor    

Commissioner 


TnMsurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
Clcfk  


Shciifi    .► 

ProMCut'g   Atty. 

Infirmary    Dir. 


Coroner 


Luca8  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    .. 


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 
Clerk  


Bcllefontaine. 

T.  .D.  'IfcLaughlin. 
J.  T).  McLaughlin, 
fa  rank  !E.  'MilTigan. 

Joel  East  on 

John  C.  Brown.... 
James  K.  'Elder.... 
Lewis  W.  ."^orviel. 

OrenOutland 

Joseph  Swisher  ... 
Joseph  Swisher  . . . 
Wilbur  A.  Ginn... 
James  Wonders  .►. 
Walter  S.  Roebuck 
Walter  S.  Roebuck 

Presley  Sshaw   

Samuel  H.  West... 
Samuel  H.  West... 
William  E.  -Stewart 
Harvey  D.  Young. 
A.  F.  MeConncll.. 
William  E.  Stewart 
J.  .W.   Young 


(Bdgar  -H.  Uinman. 
Edgar  H.  .Hinmm. 
George  H.  Lewis — 
Frederick  "E.  Griffin 
Augustus  'B.  Hayes 
Horace  Dutkee  . — 

James  M.  Jaycox 

O.   F.  Carter 

Horace  J.  (Cahoon 


E.  S.  Jackson,  Jr....    R 

C.  G.  Wa^tburn R 

C.  G.  Waihbum R 

W.   H.  Warden R 

Fred  F.  Thomas R 

Lee  Stroup  ....: R 

Frank  B.  Sncll R 

Marcene  B.  Peabodyl  R 
J.  Ashley  *Rawson . . .  I  R 

Frank  B.  -Sucll 1  R 

Ransom  E.  Braman.'  R 


Toledo. 


Irwin  I.  Millard 

Irwin  I.  Millard 

WiUvm  M.  GAdfrey. 
William  M.  Godfrey. 
P.    Hatzcnzahl,    Jr.. 

John   B.   Wright 

Oscar  M.  Beyer 


Josepn  L.  Yost 

Tosepfa  L.  Yost 

Thos.    H.   Rarkdull.. 

Charles  Webster   

Leroy  E.  Clark. 


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John  V.  Newton I 

Pro«ecut*g    Atty..    Charles  E.   Sumner..! 
"         "  ..    Charles  E.  Sumner..! 

Infirmary    Dir j  Tohn    G.    Avery ' 

'  Lerov  Beecher  '  R 

Thomas  Croft«  '  R 

...    John  G.  Avery !  R 

Coroner  |  Charles  J.   Henzler.J  R 

Charles  J.   Henzler..|  R 


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SarveyOT  

London. 

•Coawtn   Locke   

John  M.  Boyer 

Jiurton   A.  Taylor... 
James  "B.   Anderaan. 
Charles  G.Aiarkley.. 
ilarvey  E.  iBradlcy.. 
James  B.  Anderson.. 
J.    Soott   Chen6\ueth. 
J.    Scott   Chenoweth. 
Charles  T.  I^e  Baau. 

John  H.   Aaher 

C.   E.  Arbuokle 

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John  Price   

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Berthier  Lohr   

John   M.   Bradley.... 
Edward   H.  iParks... 
William  "H.  Carl 

Toungatoton. 

'George   E.   Rose....! 

T.  iCaWin  .Ewing 

'William  «.  iLeonard. 
John  W.  Wan  Aiiker 
Marcus  Weaterman.. 
V*  illiam  K.  \Wagner. 

ohn  vW.  Van  Atiker 
,  ames  Hinay    

Villiam  MaCoy 

Geo.  M.  Mootgomery 
John  If.  Ruhlman... 
J.  Howard  tEdwards. 
T.   Howard  Shields.. 
S.  D.  L. Jackson.... 
William  T.  Gibson.. 
Randall  E.  :Howard. 

Richard  Sbalc   

Wm.    K.    Chapman.. 
Randall   E.  fHoward. 
Robert   M.   Morrison 
Robert   M.  Morrison 

Marion, 

Martin  J.  Burke 

Martin  »  .  Burke 

L.  M.  Hipsher 

Ed.  A.  Fmefrock.... 
David  Hioamon   — 
Milton   Mortal   

Jacob  J.   Schoenlaub 
Jacob  J.   Sckoenlaub 
Arthur  W.  Bryant... 

Hiram  Novas   

M.  Waddef 

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1002 

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John  Battenfeld 

John  Battenfeld 

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CoroBcr  

Fred.  E.  Guthcry...  .1  D 
Elias  Firstenberger..!  D 

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T.   A.   Bacr I  D 

Klias  FirMeoberger..!  D 
Atiguste  Rhu    1  D 

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t  Resigned.    Alex.  Kridler  appointed.    Kridler  also  resigned.    William ^Thibant  appointed. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued. 


Name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Besrinning'  of  Term. 


End  of  Term. 


Medina    County. 

Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ... 


Treasurer    J 

Recorder  i 

Surveyor 

Clerk   

SheriflF  ".'.'.".'.*.'.' .*.*.*.*{ 
Prosecut'g  Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir....; 


Coroner 


Meiga  County. 

Probate  Judge.. 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff**.*."....... 

Prosecut'g    -\tty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Mercer  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor 


Commissioner 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor   . 
Clerk   


Sheriff    ...., 

Prosecut'g   Atty.. 

Infirmary    Dir 


Medina. 

(leorge  .\.  Richards. 
George  A.  Richards. 
William    H.    Hobart. 

James  Low  ;. 

Arthur  Bradley   

Irving   H.   Kennedy. 

James   Low    

James    Newton    

James    Newton    

Komain    B.    Hart 

Frederick  Beck   

Lester  B.  Cianyard.. 
O.  O.  Van  Deusen.. 
William  C.  Smith..   . 

Edwin   D;   Parent 

Frank   W.    Woods... 

Lewis  Loehr  

John   Handyside   

George  Hasel   

Thos.  C.  Woodward. 
Chas.  D.  Freeman... 


Pomeroy. 

John  H.  Lochary... 
John  H.  Lochary... 
Clinton  A.   Roberts. 

T.    F.    Dve 

Thomas  H.  Davis.. 
Snencer  E.  Stout... 

Robert  Dyke  

James   S.    Boggess., 

E.    B.    Parker 

E.    B.    Parker 

S.   A.   Johnson 

Samuel    F.   Smith... 

J.   J.    McLain 

A.    P.    .\sh worth.... 

W.    V.    Willock 

E.    C.    Hecox 

H.  C.  Fish 

John  D.  .Shannon... 

*T.  F.  .Alkire 

Rush  R.   Lvman 

John    D.    Shannon.. 

Jarnes  B.  Scott 

"t James  B.  Scott 


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1897... 

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Charles  .\.  Kloeb....'  D 
Charles  A.  Kloeb....'  D 

G.    W.    Frvsinger D 

Tohn  W.  Karch D 

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G.  W.  Frvsinger '  D 

Charles    TI.    Howick.'  D 

Charles  T.  Fox '  D 

A.    W.    Fishbaugh...'  D 

Samuel  J.  Vining '  D 

Samuel  J.  Vining \  D 

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Patrick    E.   Kenney..    U 

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Mlcmi   County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 

Treasurer    

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Gerk   

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Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 


Monroe   County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 

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Gerk   

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 

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John    L.    Prugh '  R 

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James  C.   Moore I  R 

John  W.  Dowler I  R 

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E.  D.   Thompson 1  D 

Robert  L.  Wright...i  D 
Robert  L.  Wright...!  D 
Thurman   Spriggs '  D 

F.  W.    Ketterer '  D 

Jacob  Willison  I  D 

William    .\ckerman. .'  D 


1st'  Mon.    in    Jan., 


Michael  Letzelter  — 
Jacob  Willison  ... 
George  A.  Kellar. 
Peter  Schafer  .... 


Montgomery 
County. 

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Benj.  F.  McCann.. 
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COITNTY  OFFICERS  — -Ccrntinned. 


Name  df  Office.  ' 

NameoftMficer. 

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End  orTerm. 

Morgan  County. 
Probate  Judge. . . . 
Au^tor   

McConncUscille. 

Bdwin  ^x.   Kennedy. 

John   Q.  iyne... 

Lewis    F.    Parsons,.. 
Frank    E.  Whipple.. 
Wm.  F.  laghthizer.. 
Thomas  G.    Haumer. 
Samuel  M.  Gillespie. 
Wm.  F.  Lighthizer.. 
John  D.   Barkhurst.. 
Jos.  W.  MoKibbcn.. 
Jos.  W.  MoKibbcn.. 

*John  D.  Davis 

'Frank   B.   Stnith 

Geo.  O.  MoGonagle. 

Alfred  J.  Sands 

Alfred  J.  Sands 

Charles  H.  Fouts.... 
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9,  1903. 
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Sept.,  1900 
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1902 
1903 
1901 
1900 

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1900 

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'        1898 

1887 

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'*        1900 

•^"        1902 

pTO»eci^t^g   Atty.. 
Iniiwnary    Dir.... 

Coroner 

1901 
1J)00 

Jesse  Giffi>rd  

Ira  C.  -Biinimer 

Melvin   R.  Dev»l.... 
Levi   L.  Pletcher.... 
Levi  L.  Fletcher 

at.  OiUad. 

Walter  C.   Bennett.. 
Walter   C.   Bennett.. 

Carp.  D.  Smiley 

Sam.  A.  "Richardson. 

John  W.  H<iff 

Daniel  S.  Hopkins.. 
Harrison  'Kinnamon. 
Melville  -M.   Iden.... 
Fletcher  A.   DeWitt. 
George  If.  '^»ag.... 

Thad.   E.   Buok 

Thad.   E.   Buck 

David  H.  Lnncoln... 

Budd   B^es   

Frank  Purhiton  

Calvin  H.  Wood 

Tarlton  "Pei* 

1901 
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1900 

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1901 
1900 

John  Cluwrtbcrs  

George  H.   Hales.... 
Claude  Thompson   .. 
E.  Clyde  Sherman... 

Zaneaville. 

Frank  M.  Ford 

A.   J.   Andrews,   Jr.. 

James  L.  Stankey 

Frank  B.  Fell 

Finley  M.  -Fleming.. 
Henry  L.   Greiner... 

Frank   B.  t^ll 

John  K.  Wendell.... 
James   McGlashan    .. 
Fleetwood  H.  King.. 

William  Dunn   

Tames   B.    Carson 

Jas.  B.  Alexander 

Geo.    K.    Browning.. 

C.  C.  LemcTt 

Thomas  TlWch 

Charles  Gorsuch   .... 

Tames  T.  Story 

William  B.  Lowry... 

David  J.  Evans 

Orla   T.    Corson 

1901 

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1901 

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Probata  JudKe..., 
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Commissioner    . . . 


TVeasmrr   

ttDcorder 

Sarvevor  , 

Gerk' 

Shrriff    

Pro«ecut'g    Atty 
Iifirmary    Dir.. 


M.  B.  Archer 

L.   W.   Wheclor 

H.  L.  HaMingr. . . . . 

E.  C.  Btown 

John  Acober  

D.  L.  Sbafcr 

E.  C.  Brawn 

G.  S.  Uliroan 

Tohn    W.    Emraons. 

J.  D.  NnKon 

Conrad   tfarmon   . . . 

Kt.  H.  Wilson 

E.  S.  Dwifcra 

E.   CI.   Cliamberlain. 

H.   F.   Htanch^r 

H.   F.   Hancher 

A.   M.   Morris 

H.  W.   Kwntz 

Sylvesl«r>  Reed 

L.  W.  P*lmer '  R 

D.   N.   \W9vrn I  R 

T.  VV.   RAiby I  R 

T.  W.  B^dbouf. R 

J.  \V.  Becbout R 


Coroner 


Pautdinfi'  Cowt^i 
Plv>bate  Jud^e.... 

AaditoT    

Commissioner    . . . 


Tpcasurcr 
Rtcorder  . 

9nnrc3ror  . 
Clcr«  


Fart  Clintmr 

J.  II;  KraemoK 

H.   L.  Hammond... 

E.  A.  Powers 

John  Orth 

Tames  Eu  Snyder... 
Afichael  O'Neal  .... 
John  McKenzie  .... 
.\dam  Ciaonroth  .... 

Franks  Holt   

B.  A.   Itooden 

B.  A.  BopdeR 

Charles  E.  DeWitt. 
H.  B.  BMbeBki..... 
•Sip.  Lciwgruber  .. 
William  Gordon  ... 
John  N.  _Magee- 
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William  Tank  D 

Edward  B«rgman  ...ID 
Hubert  Ht  Washa...l  D 
Fredericks.  Holler..!  D 
H.  S.  Woodward '  D 


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Pitoscctjfg    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir. . . 


Coroner 


Frank  I,.  Harris I  D 

Darius  Leeth '  R 

Floyd  Atwill   I  D 

Allen   Bybee    I  R 

Tame*  S>  Dickenson. I  R 

M.  P.  Jacobs !  D 

Tohn    Kk    Price: I  D' 

Toseoh  B.  Wetble....'  R 

N'.  G.  SiaacrweJn I  D 

P.  F.  Harris R 

Davidl  Pfltey   !   R 

W.  J.  Jotoson '  D 

Tohn  C.  CToupland...'  R 

Tohn  At  Jlenkins !  R' 

Henrv  B.  Wilson....'  D 
tT.    W.    PooinMn....'  R" 

Tohn  WL  Zuber '  D' 

Tohn  S^9€k   I  D 

O.   E.   Wineman t  D 

R.  L.  H|iBnierman...I  D 
Tohn  W.  Wortman..!  R 
A.  H.  Mouser j  D 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued. 


Narae  oi  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Beginning  of  Term. 


Bndof  Term. 


Perry  County. 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ... 


Treasurer    

Recorder  ....... 

Surveyor  

Clerk   ....','.'.'.'.'.', 

Sheriflf '*.*.*.*.'.' .'.'.*.' 
Prosccut'g  ^  Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Pickaway  County. 
Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor    

Cormnissioner    . . . 


Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Clerk   

Sheriflf  ".'.'.'.'.*.".'.'.' 
Prosecut'g   Atty 

Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner  

Pike  County, 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor 

-Commissioner 


Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   ....','.'.'.'.'.'. 

sheriff    

Prosccut'g   Atty 

Infirmary    Dir. . 


A'eic  Lexington. 

Martin  W.  Wolfe 

Martin  VV.  Wolfe.... 

Charles  C.   Guy 

Samuel   W.    Pascoe.. 

Henry  Krcitz   

William  Neel  

T.  J.   Tracy 

Henry  Kreifz   

\V    R.   Calkins 

Perlcy  W.    Nevvlon.. 

John   E.    Evans 

Ambrose  Dean  

John    Baillie    

J.  W.  Montgomery.. 
J.  W.  Montgomery.. 
Jacob  G.  Stallsmith". 
Thomas   B.   Williams 

J.   E.   Powell 

George  Thompson . . . 

Tohn  H.  Yarnell 

Jeremiah   Donnely . . . 

James  Welch  

E.  W.  Williams 

Wm.   E.   Longstreth. 

CircleHUe. 

Aaron  R.  Van  Cleaf. 
Aaron  R,  Van  Cleaf. 
Benjamin  F.  Yates.. 
Benjamin  F.  Yates.. 

David  Adkins  

Ira  Reicheldefer   

Samuel  Goodman 

David  Adkins  

N.  Evert  Thomas 

John  McCrady  

Geo.  W.  Hartman... 

John   W.   Stump 

Geo.  B.  Thompson.. 
Geo.   B.   Thompson.. 

John  Henry  

Irvin  F.  .Snyder 

Irvin  F.  Snyder 

W.  Vemor  Grant 

Chris.   Hanawalt   

Robert  H.  Trimble.. 
W  Vernor  Grant — 
Mack  A.  Lanum.. 


W  overly. 


Coroner 


Lewis    G.    Dill 

Lewis    G.    Dill 

Philip  P.  Hammon 

David   Nutt   

•John  W.  Stephenson 
(•eorge   E.    Breece... 

David  Nutt   

Tames  W.   Logan 

Tames  W.   Logan 

John  W.  Gregg,  Jr.. 
George  O.  Stewart.. 
George  O.   Stewart..'  R 

Levi  B.  Moore I  R 

Levi  B.  Moore !  R 

Henry  C.   Barnes....!  R 
Tcsse   F.    Bateman... 
F.   E.   Dougherty.... 
F.   E.    Dougherty.... 

David  Cowan   

Reason  L.  Brown 

Samuel  Brown  

David  Cowan  

Charles  H.  Willson.. 


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79 


Name  of  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Beginning  of  Term. 


End  of  Term. 


Portage  County.  ' 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ...  I 


Ravenna. 


O.  P.  Sperra. 
().  P.  Sperra. 


E.  J.  Smith. 
R.   M.   " 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Oerk  ....!!!!!!!!! 

Sheriff"'!'.!'.;!!".!!*. 
Pro<iecut*g  .Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir 


Risk 

N.  H.   Merwin 

S.  W.  Shcpard -. 

W.  A.  Hammond... 

John    H.    Furry 

7ohn    H.    Furry 

F.   W.  Jones 

Tedediah  Cole  '  R 

!redediah  Cole  '  R 

(leorge  F.  Douihitt.-I  D 

.A.  L.  Davis I  R 

L.  M.  Long R 


W.  J.    Becklcy |  R 

S.   VV.    Burt 


■Coroner 


H.  B.  Coe. 

•D.   B.    Lacey... 

W.  W.  Cleverly. 


(?eo.  J.   Waggoner...',  R- 
(ieo.  J.  Waggoner...'  R 


Freble  Count  if. 
Probate  Judge... 


.\udi*or    

"Commissioner 


Treasurer    . ». . 


"Recorder 
Surveyor 

Oerk   .... 


Eaton. 


John   A.   Moore 

C.    C.    Foos 

Oscar  A.  (Jale 

fieorge  W.   Hanger.. 

Samuel  E.  Morton... 

Samuel  C.  Richie 

Isaac   Ulrich    

M.    D.   Tyrrell    

E,    D.    Heeter 

Edward    E.    Bailey... 

Raym.  K.  DeMotte.. 

Raym.  K.  DeMotte.. 

Williarh    W.    Kinsey. 

L.  L.  Brown 

Sheriff    .\lbert  L.   Borradale. 

Prosecut'g    Atty..    E.    P.   Vaughan 

'  Michael  Cahill   

Tames  Gard  

T.  R.  Burson 

Edward  Lincoln   

Samuel  Miller 

James  L.  Quinn 


infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 


Putnam  County. 

Probate  Judge 1 

.\uditor    

Commi«ioner    ...\ 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor  . 


aerk   .. 
Sheriff 


Ottawa. 


Amos  Boehmer  

Amos   Boehmer   

Louis  N.   Welde 

Daniel  G.  Leffler 

J.  W.  Poast 

Samuel  Cartwright  .. 

Ig.    Stechschulte 

Ralph  G.  Spencer 

John  Cowan  
ames  D.  Huddle 


t;.    C.   Talbot I  D 


Prosecut'g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Christian  Beutler  , 

Nicholas  Miller 

Nicholas  Miller 

George  W.   Risser.. 

James  Williams  

John  W.   Summers. 


Coroner 


.   A.   H.  Wingate D 

.    J.    B.    Uphause D 

.   +E.  J.  Dech I  D 


11- 


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REPORT   OF  SECRETAat  OS  STATE. 
COUNTV  OF^^ieaRfitr-CofitiEiimd 


Nameoi  Office. 


Name  of  Offioer^ 


Beghming  of  Temm 


And  of  Term. 


itichland  County. 
Probate  Judgte. 


Auditor    

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Qerk   

Sheriff  ".*.'.'.*.*.'."."." 

Pi-osecut'^    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir. . 


Coroner 


R088  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor    

Commissioner 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Clerk   

Sheriff    

Prosecut'e   Atty 
Infirmary    Dir. . 


Coroner 


Mansfield. 

JL.  BrinkerhoflL.  Jr. . . 
R.  BVinkerhofn  Jr. . . 
Chadcs  W.  Fritz.,... 
George   (k-ibbling    .. 

John  C.  Skiles 

George  W.  Charles.. 

J.  Wesley  Ferrce 

Charles  Brumfidd  ... 
Charles  Birumfidd  ... 
Charles  H.  Huber... 

James  C  Potts 

Allen   S.    Beach 

Allen   S.    Beach 

James  F.   Boals^. 

A.  Barney  Pulver... 
William,  ft.  Bbwers. 
Wm.    A»    Mclntyre.. 

Francis   M.    Hess 

George  W.  Zellner. . 
Wm.  A.  Mclntyre.. 
Geo.  W.  Baughman. 
Wm.  S..  Bushnell.... 


Chillicothe. 

Tames    M.    Thomas 
Huston  T.  Robin&... 
Harry    S.    .Adams... 
Simon  ITolderman  . 

Nelson  Purdum 

John  W.  Ott 

Rufus   Hosier   

Luther   Bw    Hurst 

Luther  B.  Hunst.... 
Lee  Dca  Martin....'. 
Augustus  W.  Tones.. 

Isaac  M.  Jordan 

Alonzo  T.  SwepsCon. 

H.   C.   CJaypooL 

George  WV  Garrison. 
Geo.  W.  McCorkle.. 
William  Corcoran  ... 
George  W.  Garrison. 
George  J..  Smith,  Jr. 


Sandusky  County, 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor   . 
Clerk   


F^9mont. 

Samuel  Brinkerhoff  . 
Samuel  Brinkerhoff  . 

Samuel  J.   Hirt 

Sairtuel  J.   Hirt 

B".   B:   Overmycr 

Jacob  A..  Gabel 

M  y ron    Hoffman : 

B.   B.  Overrayer 


Philip  J.  Gottron.... 
H.  Eisenhour.. 


Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner 


Wm.  

Henry  Hughes 

Frank  M,  Inman 

Frank  M^  Inman 

L.  S.  McGormlcy 

L.  S.  McGormlcy 

George  H.  Withey... 
George  H.  Witticy... 

M.  L.  Hubs 

Jacob  Engler 

Chris.  Bisaette 

M.  L.  Huss 

Nelson  RC  Tucker... 
Nelson  RL.  Tucker... 


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81 


tot  Office. 


Name  of  Officer. 


Beginning  of  Term. 


End  of  Term. 


SHoio  Countu- 

Probate  Judge... 

Aaditor    

Cominissioner    . . 


Frcasurer   

Recorder 

Surveyor  

Clerk  

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g   Atty 

Infirmary    Dir. . 


Coroner 


firnera  County. 
I*robate  Judge 


Auditor    

Commissioner 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Survevor  

Clerk' 

Sheriff  ".*.'.'.'.*.".'.'.' 
Prosecut'g    Atty 

Infirmary    Dir.. 
Coroner  


Fhflbif  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor 

Commissioner 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff".'.".'.*.'.*.'.'.'.'.* 

Prosecut'g    Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir  — 


Portsmouth. 

Harry  Ball  R 

Harry  Ball   R 

M.  H.  Shumway R 

H.  C.  Feurt R 

W.  A.  McGeorge....  R 

John   Moeller   R 

Green  S.  Neary R 

John  B.  Tracy R 

Lucius   G.    Tatman..  R 

James  J.  Spencer R 

La  Fayette  Jones  R 

A.    J.    Finney R 

VV.    G.    Williamson..  R 

Henry  T.   Bannon...  R 

Henry  T.   Bannon...  R 

W.    R.    Mc Daniel....  R 

Isaac  Woodruff  R 

Hiram  Adams R 

John   L.   Dodds R 

F.   M.  Edwards R 


Ti/fln. 

Winficld  S.  Wagner.  D 
Winfield  S.  Wagner.  D 
Lee  J.  Xighswander.  D 
John  P.  Wamement.    D 

Henry  Eissler D 

Julius  Kiessling D 

John  P.  Wamement.  D 
Jam^  D.  McDonel-.i  D 
James  D.  McDonel..  D 
Thomas   H.    Drohen.'  D 

Louis  Wagner   D 

Charles  J.   Peters....    D 

Irvin   N.   Rex D 

Irvin   N.   Rex D 

V*.    Morris   Shaffer..    D 

Milton  Sayler '  D 

Milton  Sayler  1  D 

D 
D 
D 
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ohn  L.   Gahris. 

John  Krupp  

James  M.    Bowser. 
Tohn   L.   Gahris. — 

l?)dward  Lepper 

Edward  Lepper. — 


Sidney, 


Coroner 


T.   M.   Staley 

E.  L.  Hoskins 

R.  B.  Dill 

Martin    Quinlisk.. 
William  C.  Baker....'  D 
Bernard    Wuebker...!  D 

T.  M.  Hussey I  D 

Ben   B.   Amann '  D 

Ben    B.  Amann |  D 

Frank  Lucas  D 

Tames  E.  House '  D 

Huarh  Doorley  ]  D 

McV'ay  Lindsay D 

W.   H.  Fristoe I  D 

W.  H.  Fristoe I  D 

Toseph   D.    Barnes...!  D 

Lanty   G.    Simes |  D 

Samuel   M.  Wagoner'  D 
Samuel    M.    Martin..'  D 

M.  A.  Le  Fevre I  D 

M.    F.   Hussey I  D 

M.   F.   Hussey |  D 


February    9, 
9, 
3d     Mon.    in 


lit 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS— Continued 


Stark  County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor    .• 

Commissioner 


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 
Survevor  . 
Clerk' 

Sheriff    ... 


Prosecut'?    Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir.... 


Coroner 


Bummit  County. 

Probate  Judge-... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    . . . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Oerk   

Sheriff  ".'.'.*.".*.'.'.*.'.'! 
Prosecut'g  Atty... 
Infirmary    Dir 


Coroner 


Trumbull  County. 

Probate  Judge  — 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 

Treasurer   

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Oerk   

Sheriff  ".'.'.'.'.'.' .".!!. 

Prosecut'g   Atty.. 

Infirmary    Dir — 


CJoroner 


Henry  A.  Wise R 

Maurice  E.  Aungst.  R 
William    M.    Reed...i  R 

{oseph  B.   Summer..'  R 
*evi    Johnson    '  R 

R.    B.    Crawford '  R 

Joseph  B.  Summer..!  R 
T.  Harvey  Smith...  R 
T.  Harvev  Smith...  R 
Chas.  A.   r)ougherty.j  R 

Tohn    S.     Hoover 1  R 

thos.  W.  Casselman.'  R 

John    T.    Zaihffr I  R 

John    J.    Zaiscr '  R 

Atlee    Pomcrene I  D 

Robert    H.    Day R 

Henry  Bixler  .:....;  R 
Wm.  M.  Hardgrove.  R 
I.     M.    Hovcenstine. .    R 

Andrew   Ree^e    R 

Harry    M.    Schuffell.    R 


.4  Atom. 

George  M.  And^son  R 

(leorgc  M.   .\nderson'  R 

Louis   E.    Sisler R 

Jonathan     Brewster..  R 

Ernest   L.    Fillius D 

John    F.    Moore '  R 

Philip  Wagoner |  K 

Homer  E.  Berger '.  R 

Williston    Ailing i  R 

Williston    AUing R 

Joseph    A.    Gehrcs...'  R 

Edward  A.   Hershey.  R 

Edward  .\.   Hershev.l  R 

Frank  G.    Kelly....'..!  R 

R.    M.   Wannamaker.i  R 

Jacob    C.    Metzger...!  R 

Robert  V.  Robinaon.i  R 

T.    M.   Kleckner I  R 

Jacob  C.  Metzger....!  R 

E.    O.    Lcberman....'  R 


Wtinrn. 

John  E.  Pickering.. 
John  E.  Pickering,. 
Charles  B.  Sclby... 
Thomas   H.    Rose.... 

Nelson  H.  Bailey 

.Alexander     Campbell 

Thomas   H.   Rose 

Leroy  W.  Sanford.. 
Leroy  W.  Sanford.. 
Charles    N.    Kyle.... 

Homer   C.   White 

W.     B.    Svrager 

W.    B.    S  wager 

Frank  E.  Caldwell.. 
Frank  E.  Caldwell.. 
EHas  E.  Roberts.... 
Elias   E.    Roberts.... 

Jehoiakim   Jones 

Lewis  Hutton 

Allen    P.    Kepner 

Jehoiakim    Tones 

A.  M.  Beach 

•A.  M.  Beach 


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9, 
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83 


Name  oi  Oflic«. 


Name  of  Officar. 


Beginning  of  Tern. 


End  of  Term. 


Tu*citrawa9^ 
Probate  Judge.... 


Auditor   

Contmissioatr 


Treasurer 

Recorder  . 

Surrey  or  . 
Llerk    


Sheriff    

Pros«cut*g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Coroner  

Union   County. 
Probate  Judge... 


Auditor   , 

Comaiissioner 


Treaanrer 

Recordert . 

Sunrryor  . 
Oerk   


Sheriff    

Pro^rcut'g    Atty. 

Infirmary    Dir 


Coroner 


ran  Wrrt  County 

Probate  Judge 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 


Treafturcr 

Recorder  . 

Surreyor  . 

Clerk   

Sheriff    ... 


Pro««cut'g    .\tty. 
Infirmary    Dir... 


Sew  Philadelphia. 

Leroy    McGregor 

Leroy    Mc(]regor 

Conrad  C.  Fernsell.- 
Abraham    Ci.    Dieta. . 

Simon  A.   Kins*ey 

Jonathan  T.  Romig. 
William  H.  Houk... 
James  A.  Slingluff.. 
Tames  A.  Slingluff.. 
Afattliias  Schneider.. 

R.    E.    Ilaverman 

*(Icorge  E.  Hayward 

John  D.  McGilf. 

John  D.  McGill 

Darius   Hefiing 


Darius   Hefting    i  D 

David   Barclay   D 

f.    F.  Greena R 

(leorge  \V.   Kelly....  D 

Peter  Rennar D 

Charles  A.   Lahmers.  R 

Simon    Limbach    D 

James   H.    Dickson..  R 


Coroner 


Mcryscillc. 

Tames  McCampbell 
John  M.  Brodrick. 
Ed.  M,  Fullington 
Oliver  E.  Lincoln. 
Cyrus     Zimmerman 

Oliver  B.  Davis 

Oliver  E.  Lincoln 
Tames  \V.  Monroe 
James  \V.  Monroe 
John  J.  Andrews.. 
Tohn  C.  Kennedy. 
Jasper  X.  Gosnefl. 
C.  C.  Penhorwood. 
T.  Ed.  Robinson  — 
William  T.  Hoopes 
James  E.  Robinson 
Caleb  F.  Jiaines... 

Elias   Kyle    

Jehu  Ryan  

George   Moder   

.\rgus  B.  Swisher. 
Argus   B.   Swisher. 

Van  Wrrt. 

William  W.  Wilson. 
Augustus  L.  Sweet. 
Thomas  M.  Berry... 
Thomas  M.  Berry... 
Henry  G.  Schumm.. 
John    Ketzenbarger. . 

Martin   T.   Kerns 

.\lex.   Mcntzer.   Jr... 

Tohn  E.   Prichard 

Tohn   E.   Prichard 

Eli    Downing    

Eli    Downing    

Isma  H.   Malick 

Tames  W.  whitman. 
Tohn  M.  Webster... 
John  M.  Webster... 
Thoma"^  T.  Trippv... 
J.    D.    Mollenkopf... 

Israel  Stout  

William  A.  Baxter.. 
Tohn    H.    Dickinson. 

Koberl  L.  Crooks 

Robert  L.  Crooks 


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Name  of  Office. 


J^ame  of  Officer. 


Besrinning  of  Terra. 


End  of  Term. 


Vinton    County. 
Probate  Judge 


Auditor    

Commissioner    ... 


R 


Mc  Arthur. 

Oscar  F.  Hawk. 

Thos.  M.  iiuskirk..j  R 
R 
R 
R 


Ilarvcy   B.   Sage. 

j..O.  A.  Vale 

John   Z.    Westcoat. 
Siilton    B.    Finney...     R 


Treasurer 
Recorder  . 
Surveyor   . 
Clerk    


Sheriflf 

Prosecut'g   Atty.. 

Infirmary    Dir — 


Coroner 


Warren  County. 

Probate  Judge... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ., 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   ....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. 

Sheriflf    

Prosecut'g    Atty. 
Infirmary    Dir.   . 


Coroner 

Washington 
County. 

Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . . . 
i< 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor   

Clerk   

Sheriff    

Prosecut'g    Atty.. 
Infirmary    Dir 


Coroner 


(1.   \V.   Curry \  R 

Don    A.    Martindill..'  R 

Terry   Martin   '   R 

"Simon    R.    Walker...!  R 

•K.    H.    tVrkins ,  R 

Thomas   D.   Sharp...;  R 

Frank   H.    Bay R 

().    E.    Vollenweider.l  R 
Lindsey   A.    Edwardsj  R 

\V.    E.   Tucker ,  R 

Edward   Swepston   . .    R 

Lafayette  Ward   |  R 

Wiliram    R.   Tucker..    R 
William    L.    Hooper.'  R 


Lebanon.  | 

Lot  Wright   R 

Robert  J.  Shawhan..  R 
George   W.    Smith...    D 

Lloyd  Stockman   R 

John    M.    Snook I  R 

William  W.  Crane..]  D 
Oscar  J.  Edwards..  D 
John  A.  Thompson..,  R 
John  A.  Thompson..  R 
Charles  W.  Munger.'  D 
Peter  O.  Monfort...i  R 
Peter  O.  Monfort...!  R 
D.   W.   Humphreys..!  R 


Lon  Hunter  

Charles   B.   Dechant. 

Sylvan    A.    Lewis 

W.   H.   Bone 

James   O.    Mitchell.. 

J.   J.    Thompson 

George  W.  Carey  — 


Marietta. 


D.  R.  Rood 

Charles  H.  Nixon. 
W.  A.  Patterson... 
C.  C.  Chamberlain. 
John  Randolph  .... 
William  L.  Hadley. 
ITenry    Strecker    . . . 

Daniel  R.  Shaw 

Henry  P.   Bode '  R 

Henry   P.   Bode '  R 

John  W.  Athey '  R 

George  W.  Bonnell..'  R 

Levi    Bartlett    '  R 

Orlando  Trotter  ....'  R 
John  S.  McCallister.l  R 
Joseph  C.  Brenan...!  R 
William  Schnauffer..'  R 
tC.eo.  W^  Richards..'  R 
William  Cranston  ..'  R 
George  W.  Smith....'  R 
Osmcr  M.  Willis....!  R 
John    B.    McClurc...'  R 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS  — Continued. 


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Kame  of  Office. 


•  Fayue  County. 
Probate  Judge... 

Auditor   

Commissioner    . . 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff    

Prosccut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


WiUiama    County, 
Probate  Judge.... 

Auditor    

Commissioner    ... 


Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

Clerk   

Sheriff    .......v.' 

Pro«iecut*g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Wood   County. 
Probate  Judge.. 

Auditor    

Commissioner    . 

Treasurer    

Recorder  

Surveyor  

:ierk' 

Sheriff" '.'......•  • 

Prosecut'g    Atty 
Infirmary    Dir.. 


Coroner 


Name  of  Officer. 


Woostcr. 

John  C.  McClarran.. 

Robert  L.  Adair 

.\.  B.  Peckinpaugh.. 
A.  B.  Peckinpaugh.. 
Michael    M.    Miller.. 


John    Ramsey    

John   W.   Cutter 

Daniel    Leiner    

A.  \V.   Blackburn.... 

Daniel  Heller  

Florian  Schaffter  ... 
Lewis  C.  Franks. . . . 
Harry  U.  Mowery.. 
Samuel  Esselburn  .. 
T.  Stewart  McCoy.. 
Wm.  E.  Weygandt.. 
Aaron  H.  Smedley.. 
Ira    C.    Hindman....    _ 

John   N.    Boor I  D 

Aaron   H.   Smedley..    D 
William    Faber    D 


Bryan. 


€.  M.  Miller D 

John  H.  Schrider....    R 
John  F.  Von  Behrcn    R 

Howard  Friend  D 

James  Brannan   D 

Frank    Long   '  R 

Benj.  S.   McGrew '^ 

James    Brannan    

J.   Ellsworth   Scott... 
J.  Ellsworth  Scott... 

Simon  B.   Walter 

Simon   B.  Walter 

J.  Seldon  Hoadly 

John   Gearhart   

Abram  L.  Brace 

.\lbro  Wirick   

Bert   Youse   

James   D.   Hill 

Amos  Oxenrider 

R.   A.   Loughweed... 

.•\ndrew  Swaney 

Amos  Oxenrider  .... 
O.  W.  Nihart 


Bowling   Green. 

Stephen  A.  Angrus... 
Stephen  A.  Angus... 
Cieorge  W.  Gaghan.. 
Bert    C.    Harding.... 

C.  C.  Gundv 

Tosiah  Smith  

Fred  J.   Brand 

Tonas'H.   Hamo'^hire 
Robt.  W.  McMahan 
Francis  E.  Munn... 
Herman  L.  Hinkley 
Lucius  B.  Fraker... 

Toe  E.-  Baird 

Thomas  J.   Lake \ 

Edgar  L.  Kingsbury 
Elmer  G.  McClelland' 
Joseph  H.  Mitchell 
Frank  T.  S'^hriber... 
Alex.  T.  Hickerson 
Addison  V.  Cot\... 
William  S.  Trichler 
William   S.  Trichler 


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67 


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G.  H.   Eniery 

Hills  Fork  

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T.  V.  Kincaid 

West  Union   

80,  1902 

Manchttster   

T.  W.  Connelly 

Manchester    

15,  1908 

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S.  A.  Chapnian 

Peebles  

18,  1901 

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J.  P.  Jackson 

•*           15,  1903 

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A.    D.    Fry 

Vinevard   Hill    

"           15,  1901 

4f                   , 

,  ohn  C.  Baldwin 

I.  S.  McClellaiid 

,.   T.   Ryan 

^.  W.  Sparger 

May        10,  1902 

Olirer             ... 

Dunkinsville 

10,  1902 

Wheat  

April       16,  1902 
^'           18,  1901 

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Seaman    

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Tranquillity   

May        17,  1901 

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Aberdeen 

6,  1901 

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Bradysville  

April       26,  1901 
^*           15,  1901 

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F   M    Piatt    

Bentonville    

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West  Union   .............. 

*'           17,  1901 

Will  Havens  

*♦           15,  1903 

Wayne                

George  G.  Meneley 

F    M    Wells 

Cherry  Forfc  

"           28,  1908 

VLTm  rW^«t  ^r 

Winchester 

"           17,  1901 

IraT.  Booth 

Emerald  

"           17,  1901 

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A.  L.  Fry 

J.  L.  B.  Leatherman 

H.  D.  Creps 

G.  F.  Getr 

Jacob  Staver  

Noah  W.  Stemcn 

Frank  Fraunfelter  ... 

George  W.  Wirt 

John  Ackennan 

John  L.  Beutner 

D.  E.  Baxter.  Jr 

C.  W.  Westby  

T.  E.  Nelson  

Miner  A.  Atmus 

Frank  E.  Duffield.... 

Henry  S.  Call  

L.  M.  Baker 

John  W.  Steiner 

Albert  Hauen«tein  ... 

C.  W.  Bttrkhardt 

C.    A.    Ru«ler 

WilUam  J.   Williams. 
John  M.  Cratty 


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17,  1902 

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14,  1902 

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29,  1902 

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18,  1903 

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20,  19(12 

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22,  1901 

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Lima    ...................... 

7,  1903 

P 

Gomer 

21,  1902 

R 

Vaogfansrille  

24,  1902 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  ^TATE. 
ASHLAND   COUNTY. 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Clear   Creek 

Green    , 

Hanover    

Jackson    

Lake    


Mifflin 
Milton 


Mohican    .... 
Montgomery 

Orange    

Perry    

Buggies    

Sullivan    .... 

Troy    ......  v. 

Vermillion    . . 


John  Henderson  '  R 

Tod  Simonton I  R 

Matthew  Hilton  i  D 

J.  Gladden  McGuirc ]  D 

Can   F.    Stoelzel D 

William  Vance ID 

Frank  P.  Miller |  D 

James  J.    Berry I) 

William  E.   Paulin D 

Marion  D.  Huffman 1  D 

Paul   Keightly    !  D 

Geor'^e  Hartman j  D 

Isaac  B.  Gable '  D 

David   Ely    D 

Tames  Cameron  |  D 

J.    C.    Sloan j  R 

Judson  Smalley  i  D 

E.  H.  Cunningham i  R 

M.  C.   Ross I  D 

John  H.  Fecny '  D 

Joseph   W.    Budd '  R 

D.  E.  Beach I  R 

William  G.  Singer j  R 

Maurice  Frink  j  R 

Grant  Eaton   R 


Amos  T.  Fisher. 
S.  G.  McAdoo... 
Wade  Armentrout 


Savannah    . . 

Ashland    

Perrysville    . 
Loudonville 


Alexander  Taylor  |  D 


.•\lbion    

Polk  

Mohican    

Plimpton   

Mifflin     

Ashland   

Paradise  Hill 
Lake  Fork   . . . 
Jeromeville    . . 
Ashland   


Nankin  . 
Ashland 
Rows   ... 


Ruggles 
Sullivan 


Nova   

Troy    

Hayesville  . 
Widowville 


May 
July 
May 
Dec. 
Oct. 
June 
May 


April 


May 

April 
May 


April 
May 


Alay 


lay 


16. 

14, 

7, 

14, 

6, 

6, 

4. 

2, 

28, 

24, 

20, 

2 

6,' 

18, 

2, 

3, 

S, 

26, 

29, 

25, 

6, 

9. 

1, 

23, 

1, 

26, 

2 

25  i 


ASHTABULA   COUNTY. 


Geneva 


Harpersfield 

Hartsgrove    . 
Jefferson     . . . 


Andover    Henry  Wilder   I  R 

P.    T.    Tritchell I  R 

Ashtabula    William  Ross  •. I  R 

J.  M.  Townsend iR 

R.  S.  Parker i  R 

Austinburg    H.  G.  Shipman '  D 

S.  A.  Tift I  R 

A.  F.  Henry |  R 

Cherry  Valley  Worster  Benjamin  I  R 

J.  S.  Sweet I  R 

Colebrook    i   \V.  A.  Nims 'r 

.,. . ,  Alfred  Parshall |  R 

Conneaut    '..     D.  W.  Hay  ward '  R 

W.  W.  Fenton \  R 

H.   G.    Kingdom '  R 

S.    R.   Splitstone R 

Denmark     H.   E.  llerrick R 

.\.  D.  Benson i  R 

R.  W.  Earlywine R 

Dorset    W.  W.  Gates R 

B.  W.  Phillips D 

Burt    Brett    R 

J.  W.  Foster '  R 

Charles   Atkin    !  R 

George   .\.    Sage R 

Erlend  Morgan   '  R 

H.  J.  Warner R 

W.  W.  Woodbury '  R 

H.J.  Redmond R 

Kingsvillc    "Tohn   P.  Krum R 

F.   M.   Bugbec R 

Lenox    E.    E.   Gowdy R 

C.  E.  Meigs R 

Monroe    C.  O.  Wilev R 

Elliott  Kimball R 

R 
Morgan    L.    L.    Newton R 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 


A.    B.    Randall. 

L.    L.    Newton 

W.  E.  Fletcher.. 
G.  D.  F.  (;ihhs... 
Perrv   G.    Hvde... 

S.    E.    Hall.: 

Toseph   R.    D'xon. 

Pierpont    i  H.  A.  Leonard. 


New   Lyme 
Orwell    


H.  A.  Mixer. 


R 


^Resigned.    Charles  S.   Hawkins  appointed. 


West  Andover  

Andover  

Ashtabula   

"         Station  A 


.Austinburg    ... 

Eaglcville    

Mechanicsville 
Cherry   Valley 


Colebrook 
Conneaut  . 


.\mboy  . . 
Conneaut 
(liddings 
Phoenix  . 
Denmark 
Dorset  ... 


Geneva 


Api 


ril 


Harpersfield    May 

.April 

Hartsgrove  ] 

Jefferson    I      '* 


Kingsville  

North   Kingsville 

Rowenton   

Lenox   

KclloRpsville  

Clarks  Corners  . ,. 
Monroe  Center  . . 
Rock   Creek 


New  Lyme  

South  New  Lyme. 
Drwcll  


Pierpont 


9, 
24, 
11, 

3, 
14, 
15, 
11, 
11 » 
16, 
16, 
16, 
24, 
11, 
19, 

9. 
16, 
15. 
17, 

0, 
14, 
14, 
11, 
11. 

1, 
11, 
11, 

9, 

9, 

9. 

9, 
16, 
11, 

9, 

9, 
11, 
11, 

9, 

9, 

n. 
11, 

9. 

17, 

9. 


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ASHTABULA  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


89 


Township. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Plymouth  . . . 
Ricbmond  . . 
Saybrook  . . . 
Sheffield  .... 
Trumbull    . . . 

Wayne    

Williamsfiiid 
Windsor    . . .  - 


H.  A.  Edwards |  R 

H.   a.   La?;npbell '  R 

M.  C   Peck R 

S.  G.  Hunt I  R 

*S.   N.   Castle I  R 

W.  J.  Richmond R 

A.  J.  Whipple ,  R 

Cassius    W.    Allen i  R 

F.  W.  Eastman |  R 

V.    X.   Stone ,  I) 

F.  E.  Jones R 

H.  S.  Simpkins R 

George  H.  Piatt I  R 

Jasper  Fetterman  ;  R 

P.  D.  Stevens R 

F.  O.  Sisson i  R 


I 
Plymouth   |  April 

Richmond  Center , 

Padanaram  

Saybrook  , 


( jriggs  Corners  |      *' 

Gageville   

Trumbull    '  May 

*     "  .•    April 

Lindenville    I 


Williamsfield  .. 

Simons  

Windsor  Mills 


May 

April 


15,  1901 

y,  iiM»3 
V,  m)2 

9,  1903  f 
15,  19(11  f 
24,  1903 
11,  IWil 

14,  I'MYl 
1,  1!(1 

11,  r.Ki2 

15,  1901 

17,  lyoii 

24,  1902 

14,  1902 

11,  ItMtl 

16,  1903 


ATHENS    COUNTY. 


Alexander 


Ames    . 

Athens 


Bern    .. 

Canaan 


Carthage 
Dover   . . . 


Lee    .. 
Lodi". 

Rome 


Trimble 
Troy    . . . 


Waterloo 
York   .... 


John  H.  Mcpherson '  R 

.Abe  Jordan    ,  D 

iames  Johnson  i  R 
luel  R.   Keirns  I  I) 

Walter  Gilligan   I  D 

W.    A.    Thomas j   P 

E.  T.  Rose I  R 

Henry  Logan  R 

F.  W.  Taylor ■  R 

William  Graham  '  D 

A.    J.    Poston I   P 

Quincy  Cathen  1  R 

P.  P.  McNeil I  R 

Guy  Dins.more  '  R 

Ira  R.   Tuller !  R 

J.   W.   Lahugh !  I) 

J.    A.     McKee I  I) 

Jesse  Baughman  I  R 

K.    D.    Cross R 

John   L.   Kelley |  R 

k  C.  Baker R 

L  W.  Miles R 

Isaac    Brewer    i  R 

ohn  Featherstone R 

ohn    Steinmetz    R 

W.    King !  R 

L.  C.  Curfman ■  R 

T.   W.  Jones '  R 

H.    ().    Lvtle '  R 

J.    M.   Tidd <  R 

S.    \V.    Lowery I  R 

S.    F.    Beverage I  R 

Eden  Moore   R 

Ferd  Connor  !  R 

I.    N.    Coleman I  D 

C.  S.  Haynes |  R 


Pleasanton   |  April 

Hcbard«>ville    

Fisher  

Federal     

Amesville    

Athens    


Broadwell   |  May 

Canaanville    April 


Athens  ... 
Guysville  . 
Garden  . . . 
Chauncey 
Millfield  .. 
Chauncey 
Albarry  ... 


.Shade    . . . 
.\nthony 
(harden    .. 
Guysville 
Stewart  . . 


Trimble     i      " 

Glouster  '      " 

Torch  I      " 

Hockingport    !      " 

Coolville  j      " 

Mineral  City  '  May 

Marshfield    

Nelsonvillc  

Buchtel    , 

XeUonvillc  


April 


1903 

1!*03 
1903 
1901 
li«)2 
1JH)3 
1903 
lfK)3 
1901 
lfK)l 
1901 
1901 
1902 
VM)3 

mn 

1}KI2 

i;k)3 

1903 
1903 
1!»01 
1902 
1<»02 
1(»01 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1903 
IfOS 


Oajr    

Ducbonquct 


German 
Go?hen 
Jackson   . 
Logan    . . 
Moulton 
Noble    .. 


AUGLAIZE    COUNTY. 


William  Bush  I  D 

tjames  Snyder  '  1) 

L.    P.    Baylifif '  1) 

W.  N.  Bowsher I  D 

G.    M.    Rogers I  P 

F.  W.  Greber i  D 

F.  H.  L.  Nieter I) 

W.  H.  H.  Burden R 

Tames  L.   Mahan D 

Joseph  E.  Schmeider '  D 

Louis   Drees   '  D 

D.  W.  Reed P 

Clarence  Lathrop  D 

T.   A.    Pfaff R 

Ross  Sillin  D 

A.    V.    Noble D   , 

E.  W.  Slife I  D   I 


St.  Johns 


W^apakoneta  . 
Cridersville  .. 
Wapakoneta  . 
New  Bremen 


New  Hampshire 


May 
April 


Minster 


Buckland 
Conant    ... 
Moulton   .. 
Buckland  . 
St.  .Marys 


May 
April 
May 
.Aoril 
.May 


•  I* 


7,  1903 
— ,  1?H)3 
18,  1!M»1 


22 
27, 


vm 

l'»03 

18,  llHll 

22,  1902 

18,  v.m 

20,  l<rt)3 

22,  1<X»2 

10,  1903 

IS,  1901 

5,  v.m 

18,  1901 

2,  v.m 

2.  lfH)3 

12.  1903 


♦Resigned.    Herbert  G.  Burke  appointed. 


t  Re>igned.     F.   E.    Bailey  appointed. 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OP   STATE. 
AUGLAIZE  COUNTY  — Condaded. 


Towatfhip. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 

1 

PoMtoffice. 

Expiration  of 

Pusheta  

William  Linder  

D 

Freybutg  April       22.  190? 

Wapakoneta    |      *'           22,  10»r2 

St.  Marys  "           22,  IHC* 

Kossuth     1      "           27,  lim 

St    Marvs         ....                i      "           IQ-  iwii 

F    M    Smith.     . 

n 

Salem    

A.  J,  Gierhart D 

Thoma«  J.   Bamett I  D 

Charles  F.  Bullock |  I) 

H.  E.  Henderson ,  D 

A.  S.  ImJer '  R 

A.  P.  Rinchart 1  D 

Tames  Slack   I  R 

Isaac  B.   Masters D 

A.  Y.  McGinnis R 

«* 
St.  Marys   

28.  1903 

22,  1902 

27,  1903 

•*          an    i«itt 

Union    . .  ^ 

Uniopolis    

WashinflTton    

New  KnoxviJle  

Wayne 

Wavneafield         1      "          i«i    i*wi 

22.  1901 

BELMONT   COUNTY. 


Colerain    . . . 

Flushing     . , 

Goshen    ... 

Kirlcwood  . 
Me«d  ,.,.'. 
Pease 

Pultney    ... 

Richland    . 

44 

Smith   ....*. 

Somerset    . 

«< 
Union    .... 

Warren    ... 

Washington 

Wayne  .... 
Wheeling    . 

Yoffc ;. 


Thomas  C.  Mercer i  R 

Herman  Cope '  R 

John   W.   Wciler D 

Levi  Starkcy  R 

William  F.  Hays R 

Harry  D.  Gilbert R 

David  E.  Ault R 

Archibald  Cole R 

A.   W.  Wilcox R 

George  E.  Hays R 

Albert  S.  Reynolds R 

M.   C.  Stonebraker D 

Frank    Finicum    i  D 

Theodore  Keller  I  R 

S.  A.  Clemens I  R 

Isaac  Newland  !  R 

John  W.   Morrell R 

L  M.  Richardson R 

Frank  S.  Mason !  R 

David  N.  Davies |  D 

Tohn-^idebottoni   R 

John  J.   Michener I  R 

William  Warnook  ID 

J,  H.  Bell R 

D.  J.  Ewers R 

M.    Malone    I  D 

J.C.  Hampton.^. |  D 

R 
K 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 


Thomas  W.  Hyde. 

James  Reed  

Joseph  W.  Chappdl. 

James  A.    White 

W.  F.  Outland 

E.  B.  Armstrong 

I>avid  Brown   

Winfield  Moore 

J,   M.    Powell 

A.   B.  Warfield, 

Charles  Love   

Thomas  Brokaw 

J.   E.    Bigger 

A.  A.  Caldwell. 


John  Eggerman j  R 


Colerain  1  xVpril 

Cope    

Barton    j  " 

Fhishing    1  " 

Holloway    •. '* 

Compher   '  " 

Belmont    ,  " 

Pugh  I  " 

Bethesda   [  " 

Hendrysbuf g    ** 


Key    ** 

Vaflonia     1      *' 

Martms  Ferry  i  May  ' 

Brid^port   |  April 

Martms  Ferry   I 

BeUaire 


St.    OairsviUc 
Lovdsvillc    . . . . 


Wamock  

Lamira  

Temperancevi  1  le 


5>omerton    . . 
Morristown 

Bamesvil.e  . 


Armstrongs  Mills 

Hendersbot     

AlledoQia    

Pilcl.er   

Somerton    

Fairport     , 

Uniontown  ........ 

Basinessburg    

Captina    

Powhatan  Point  .. 


1901 

m»i 

1«<I2 

mn 

ll«r2 
1903 
1M)I 
11*01 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1003 
1901 
1901 
19ii3 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
I9«)l 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1908 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1908 
1908 
1908 


BROWN   COUNTY. 


Byrd    

Cl*ric    

Ea^e    '.'.'.'.'. 

Fraaklin  *!! 

Green    

Huatingioa 

Jadcson    . . . 

JeflFerson 
Lewis    


A.   S.  Carr |  R  I 

John   W.   Johnson i  D 

T.   H.   Patton '  D  I 

L.  S.  HcaK>n '  D  I 

J.   C.   Martin I  D 

L.    M.   Wolcott '  D  i 

W.  J.    Haoselman •  D   I 

C.    O.    Collins I  R 

Prather    Malott    j  D 

A.  G.  Stewart I  D   I 

Stanley  Ellis  !  D   i 

David  King  <  D 

T.   W.   Mvcrs '  D 

J.   S.   Wilson I  D 

K.   H.   Kirkpatrick I  D 

David    KilT»atrick    I  D   | 

F.   P.    Chapman j  D  • 


Decafttir  — 
Hanersmlle 

Vance*mrg  . 
Bernard  • . . . 
Amhchn  ...: 


May 


Mt-  Ocab  

Union    Plains    I 

Aberdeen    

Neel   I 

Aberdeen  • 

Ash   Rid#e   | 

Windierter    ! 

RusseUviUe    ! 

Higgins^port    .1 


May 


17.  1908 
14,  1901 
«6,  1903 
19,  190S 
28,  190S 
16,  1901 

21.  1902 

14.  1901 

22,  100* 
«,  190* 
27,  1902 
12.  190S 

8,  1902 
8,  1903 

15,  1901 
14,  1901 
27,  1908 


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JUSTICES  OF  TOaE  PEACE, 
BROWN  COUNTY— Concluded. 


«1 


TMrvship. 

/Kmrof  Justice. 

1 
1 

fMtofllce. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Letris    

T.  VV.  Fcnton 

D 
D 
V 
D 

Feeeborg    A  nnl       Q?,    mior 

Milton  Fox  

Fayetteville    

26,  1902 

2,  1903 

4,  1903 

April        15,  19<n 

May         19,  1002 

April       16,  1901 

9,  1901 

£<1.    T.    Hjinson 

«• 

Chapfos  Srofe   

it 

Rkc    

Benjamin  ICiniball 

Ut.  Grab   

Surrey ville 

•• 

Mat   Malotiey   1  T) 

PIfatciTit    

J.    W.    O^Hara 

D 

B.    F.   Woods 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 

R 
R 

•* 

S    H    Stevenson 

<< 

"           21,  1902 

Scon    

Clement  sL.  Fife 

New  Hope  

June         8,  1902 

April       29,  1902 

^*           84,  1902 

E.  Dean  

S^grhng 

VVilUam  Kight     

Eastwood 

•♦ 

C.  E.  Johnson... r 

*'           22,  1902 

Vnitm 

R.    N.    McKifttey 

E.  F.  Shaw 

G    A    Kennedv            .     . 

Riolev     

"           20,  1901 

Sardinia     

"           21,  1902 

^TSr  Aflbington    

"           21,  1901 

£.  X.   BoffiiBS 

3Iay       17,  IflOS 

•EUTLER   COUNTY. 


Fairfteld 
Hamilton 
Hanover 
Lemon    . 

"Liberty  ". 
Uadson 

lliMord    . 
Ifocyan 

Oxford 
Reiiey    .. 

Tloss    

St.  Clair 

Union 


Henry  Robenmyer  . 

John    G.    Kefarm 

Fred   Egry    

David  Yeakle   

E.    D.    Tohnson 

Peter  Messel  

P.  P.  LaTourettc.. 
Dennis  Brophy   .... 

W.  B.  Hcdding 

Perry   Wright   

Darnel  G.  Shartle... 

Leroy  Webber  

S.  B.  Deam 

John  H.  DeArmond 
David  R.  B^irnett.. 
J.  M.  flridgford.... 
kmeithan  Bresster  . 
Thomas  Shroyer  ... 
Isaac  M.   Warrick.. 

James  A.  Walker 

George    J,    Segrrst.. 

Joeeph    Hime    

£.  Samuels  


I  JSiamilton j  May 

I  Symmes  Corners .April 


Hamilton 

McCionigle  . 
Hamilton  .. 
Middletown 

Monroe    

Middletown 
Bethany     . . . 
Heno     ...... 


.1 


Collineville    . . . 

Alert    

Shandon    .. 

Oxford    

Bunker   Hill    .. 

Ross    

Hamilton    

Seven   Mile   ... 
West    Chester 
Jackeonboro    . . 
Scfwn  Mile  ... 


May 

Nov. 
April 
May 
April 

May 
April 


May 
April 
May 
April 
May 
June 


15,  1902 

20,  1^3 

16,  1902 
13,  1902 

9,  1902 
5,  1903 
15,  1902 
24,  1903 
1,  1903 

15,  1902 
19,  1903 

7,  11K)3 

16,  1001 
15,   1902 

21,  1«03 
19,  1903 

15,  1«01 

12,  19<13 
9,  1901 
1,  1903 

13,  1902 
7,  1901 

16,  3«02 


CARROLL   COUNTY. 


Augusta    . . . 

Brown     

Center    .".!'.! 

&Jt         ....... 

Tox   .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

Sorrison    ... 

Lee    '.'.'. 

Louion    

VoDToe    .... 

Otnmc    '.'... 
** 

*Ttrry    ...-.* 

44 

fto«e  .'..'.v.*. 
Vaifm" '.'.'.'.'. 
^Vaslii  n  gton 


ds... 


R 

R 

R 

R 

R 

D 

•R 

R 

R 

R 

i  'R 

i  R 

I  R 

'  R 

I  R 

R 

I  R 
I  R 
I'R 
I  R 
I  T) 

I  ^ 
I  D 
!  T) 
I  R 
I  R 
R 


Augusta     I  April 


Minerva     

Oneida    Mills 
Carrollton  .... 


Norristovm    

Kensin^on    

Scrotrgsfteld    

Mechanicstown    . . 

Wattsville     

Tabor    

New   Harrisburg 
Harlem  Springs   . 
Kilgore    


Dell  Roy  

Leavittsville 
'    Sherrodsville 

I  'Lecsville    

Sherrodsville 
[.amartine  ., 
Waynesbuvg 
Lindentree  . 
Algonquin  . . 
Carrollton  ... 
Scroffgpfield 
Specht    


June 
April 


:May 
April 


.1  Tan. 
.1  May 
.'  .April 
.1  May 
.'  April 
.!  May 
.April 


.1 


May 

I  April 
i  June 

*  April 
.  May 


13.  1903 
20,  1903 
17,  1901 
15.  1901 
13,  1901 
20,  1905 
20,  1903 

26,  1903 
13,  1901 

24,  1901 

25,  1903 
28,  1902 
15,  1903 

27,  190O 
80,  1901 
17,  1901 
20,  1901 

8,  1901 

26,  1901 
5,  1902 

19,  1901 
24,  1902 

5,  1902 
30,  1903 

7,  1900 
23,  1903 

27,  1901 
19,  1903 


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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
CHAMPAIGN   COUNTY. 


Township. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Adams    

Concord  . . 
Goshen    .... 

Harrison     . . 

Jackson    ... 

Johnson    ... 

Mad   River 

Rush    

Salem    

Union    .,... 

Urbana    

(f 
Wayne   .... 

Bethel    .... 

German    ... 

Greene    . . . . 

Harmony    . 

Madison    . . 

Mad  River 
Moorefield 
Pike    

Pleasant    . . 

Springfield 

Batavia  ... 
Franklin    . . 

Goshen  ... 
Jackson  ... 
Miami    .... 

Monroe   . . . 

it 
Ohio    ...v.*. 

Pierce    

Stonelick  . 
Tate    

Union    

Washington 


John   M.   Birkhold |  D 

Joseph  A.   Clem D 

Georjre  N.  Bedell !  D 

Theodore   S.    Chenev j  R 

John    D.    Radebaugh....|  R 

Charles  A.   Wood |  R 

Timothy   S.    Harris D 

Davxd  M.   Baker... 1  R 

Francis   M.   Apple D 

Tiffin   Julian    i  D 

Alby   Kite   |  D 

John   Duncan   D 

Aden    E.    Neff '  D 

E.    L.    Bodv !  D 

Samuel   A.  Standish j  R 

Kli  Sherrett   R 

Charles  R.  Stonebraker..!  R 

Don  P.  Runkle .....|  R 

John   H,   Cooper R 

William    F.    Rock R 

Benjamin  F.  Dixon 1  R 

Michael  Galligher   1  R 

WilHam    M.    Rock I  R 

Charles  B.  Block I  R 

Thomas  E.  Hunter I  R 


Rosewood    i  May 

Carysville    i  April 

Ens    i  May 

Mechanicsburg    I  April 

I  May 

I  April 

Spring    Hills    1      " 


St.   Paris   

Christiansburg    — 

.Millerstown   

St.   Paris  

Terre  Haute  

Westville     

Woodstock     

North    Lewisburg 

Kingscreek    

Kennard    

Reynolds     

Mutual   

Urbana     


,  May 
April 
May 
April 
Nov. 
May 
Nov. 
May 

.April 
May 
April 


Cable    I  May 

Minffo    I  Nov. 


CLARK  COUNTY. 


George  Patterson  R 

George   W.   Pierce R 

William  Wise  R 

Perrv   E.   Circle D 

A.    L.    Rust D 

W.   S.   Neese D 

Thomas    E.    Stewart I  R 

R.  T.  Kelley i  R 

Tames    Vince    R 

\V.   H.   Willis ;  R 

William  Cheney    .... '  R 

Henrv    Schickendantz    ..I  R 

A.   H.   Smith.   Jr I  D 

Frank  Baldwin  !  R 

John    P.    Mock.'. I  D 

7.    W.   Ryman '  D 

J.    M.    Runyan I  R 

T.   M.    Hunter I  R 

W.  Y.  Mahar " '  R 

H.  D.  Brydon |  R 


Donnelsville    I  May 

New    Carlisle    |  April 

Mcdway     I 

Lawrenceville    j      " 


City 


Tremont 
Clifton 

Soringfield    

South    Charleston 

U'iseman     

South  Cnarleston  . 

Sclma    

Hnon    

New   Moorefield    .. 

New    Carlisle    .' 

Northampton    

Catawba     


June 
April 


Springfield 


CLERMONT   COUNTY. 


Nathan    G.    Cover I  R 

Louis  H.   Smith D 

E.  D.  Prather D 

John   P.    Utter !  D 

T.    N.   Altman !  R 

t).   L.   Bishop I  R 

T.   C.    Uonaker I  D 

L.    M.    Clark I  D 

W.   n.   Applcgate D 

T.    W.    Donlcv R 

C.    C.    Smith.'. I  D 

Fletcher  Bushman  '  D 

John    B.    Turner '  D 

F.  W.  liennett '  D 

L.    H.    Simmons ;  D 

John    Goiter    D 

John  S.  Butler j  D 

\V.    P.    Cramer    ,  D 

W.  C.  Wood ,.'  D 

H.  B.  Shutts '  K 

George  M.  Pemberton.  ..|  R 

T.   C.   McGuire '  D 

"C.    T.    Chambers '  R 

John  R.  Brown '  D 


Batavia    i  April 


Felicity    

Rural     

Felicity    

Goshen     

Monterey    

Milford     

Branch    Hill    .... 

Loveland    

Laurel     

Clermontville    . . . 

Laurel     

Mt.    Pisgah    

New    Richmond 

.Spann     

Hamlett  

Ncwtonville    .... 

Bantam    

Bethel   


Withamsville 
(;ien  Este  ... 
Moscow    


5,  1»01 

30,  l«i3 

4.  1903 

12,  190:i 

i»,  19(13 

10.  19C3 

17,  191^1 

2n.  ll*'^ 

12,  19(^2 
2,  1903 

19,  ijne 

2,  19fJ8 
22,  j90l 
IS.  1902 
in,  1902 

13,  1903 
2,   1901 

10.  19112 
29,  I'lriS 
1.  19fQ 
19,  1902 
19,  1902 
19.  1902 
27,  1901 
17,  1903 


9.  1901 
18,  1901 

V.K  i9oe 

18.  1901 
21,  19(?2 
14,  VJI02 

13,  1W)3 
16,  1903 

in,  i«r2 

14.  ir-os 

3.  1901 
21.  1903 
23.  lOCrl 
IT,  1902 
26,  1901 
14,  1903 
20.  1901 
14.  1903 
14,  1903 
14,  1903 


April 

21, 

1901 

27, 

1901 

May 

23. 

1901 

1      " 

20, 

1901 

14, 

1903 

'  April 

27, 

1901 

27, 

1903 

(      •» 

18. 

1902 

1      «« 

27, 

1902 

1  May 

22, 

1903 

1      •• 

7. 

1901 

•      •* 

19, 

1903 

(      ♦« 

19. 

1903 

1  April 

2«, 

1901 

1      •♦ 

27, 

1902 

i      •* 

29, 

1901 

1  May 

18. 

1901 

1  April 

26, 

1903 

!    " 

25. 

1901 

!      " 

14, 

1903 

;  May 

18. 

1903 

!  July 

28, 

1901 

1  April 

28, 

1903 

!  Sept. 

25, 

1901 

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93 


Township. 

N»me  of  Justice. 

in 

1 

Pottoffice. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Washm^on    

N.   S.   Stevens 

R 
R 
K 
D 
D 
R 
« 
R 

Pt.  Isabel  

Neville    

Edenton    

May          2,  1902 
*•           29    190** 

A.   L.  Essex  

Wayne    

1       "             2    1901 

W.  A.    Whitenack 

J.    T.    Barr 

*'             s'  1903 

•• 

ft 

1       *'           21,  1003 

WlUiamsburg   

foseph  G.  Irwin 

Williamsburg   

April       22,  1901 
23,  1901 
21,  1902 

••              '  * 

William  ^IcK.  Barnes. .. 
Harvey  E.  Jenkins 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 


Adams  — 
CheUer  ..! 
Qark  ..!!! 
Greene  . . . . 
Jefferson  .. 
Liberty    ... 

Muion    

Richland     !! 

Union    

*  emon  . . . . 
Washington 

Wayne  

Wilson    — 


Edwin  Hadley 
D.  H.  Ogborn 

J.  L.  Craig 

A.  H.  Harlan 
J.  D.  Ousley 


O.   T.  Townsend 

G.   N.   Lewis 

S.  J.   Arnold 

D.  liopewell   

Joseph   A.  Saunier. 

James  Holland  

ilson,  Jr... 
Sowman. 


R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
K 
P 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
W.    W.   Hester j  R 


Ogden 


Oakland    

New  Burlington 
Martinsville     .   .. 


A.  J.  Wil! 
S.  J.   Bow 


James  W.  Spurgeon 
Charles    L.    GalTaher. 

Joseph   Noon    

\V.    I.   Stewart 

John   H.  Linton 

Ezekiel  ^.ist   

F.  B.  Tomlin. 


R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
John  M.  Pennington....,  D 

R 
D 
R 


P.  C.  Morris. 
Elijah  Van  Pelt. 
H.  M.  Morris... 
F.   M    Stewart... 


New  Vienna   . 
New  Antioch 
Midland  City 

Westboro    

Lumberton    . . 
Port   William 
Blanchester    .. 

Sabina    


1  Sept. 

26, 

1902 

isr; 

30, 

1903 

25, 

1901 

•' 

4, 

1902 

April 

23, 

1903 

28, 

1903 

" 

21, 

1901 

May 

11, 

1903 

** 

6, 

1902 

1  Nov. 

27, 

1902 

May 

20, 

1902 

" 

3, 

1903 

1  Aug. 

9, 

1901 

Wilmington 
Clarksville  . 
Cuba *. 


Lees  Creek  . 
Highland  ... 
Reesville  . . . 
Bloomington 


May 

Nov. 
May 

April 

May 
Dec. 

April 


6,  1902 

19,  1902 
12,  1901 

5,  1902 

5,  1903 

— ,  l'«01 

23,  1901 

20,  1902 
22,  1902 
26,  1902 

21,  1903 
19,  1903. 


COLUMBIANA   COUNTY. 


BotJer  ... 
Center    . . . 

Elk  Run  * ! 
Fairfield    . 

Franklin  . 
Hanover  . 
Knox    

Liverpool 

Uadison 

Uiddleton 
Perry    ... 

M 
M 

Salem  ... 
St.  Clair ' 


J.    S.    Walker....:.. 

Curtis  Votaw  

Walter  S.  Fir.cstone 
J.  B.   Rickey...  r.... 

Lodge  Riddle   

J.  A.  J.   Low 

T.   D.  Peterson 

Martin   E.   Bush 

Aaron  Esterly   

Stanton  Thomas  . . . 

James  Orr 

Charles  Welsh 

Joel   Winder   

Elwood  Miller  

George  A.  RuflF 

John   W.   Grove    . . . 

P.  W.  Taylor 

James  N.  Rose 

Daniel  McT^anc  

H.    P.    McCarron    . 

L.    W.    Carmen 

J.  B.  Crofts  

W.  D.  Rayl 

T.   P.   Mckenzie... 

W.   Y.  Calvin 

C.  W.  Finney 

K.  L.  Coburn 

A.   J.    King 

T.    B.    Baker 

N.  H.  Hendricks... 

James  B.  Tolby 

Lewis  Reed  

Daniel    I.   Smith.... 
Daniel  J.  Johnson.. 


Valley  .. 
Winona 
Lisbon  ■ 
Bucks  .. 
Lisbon  . 
Elkton    . 


Mosk     

Columbiana 


Millport     

Summitville     

Hanoverton   

.Adair 

North    Georgetown. 

Beloit    

Homeworth     

East   Liverpool   


West  Point   ... 
Cannons  Mills 

Inverness    

Negley    

Clark^on    

Salem    


Teegaraen    

Leetonia    

Washingtonville 

Calcutta  

East  Liverpool    . 


May 
April 


Majr 
April 
Aug. 
May 

April 


Nov. 

April 
Nov. 
April 
Nov. 
May 


21 


24,  1902^ 
— ,  1901 
18,  1901 
18,  1901 

18,  1901 

20,  1901 
23,  1901 

6,  1902 

21,  1902 
5,  1903 
2,  1901 

1903 

22,  1902 

22,  19(^ 
28,  19n2 

23,  1903 

21,  1903 

19,  19<11 

27,  19(V2 
19,  1903 
15,  1901 
26,  1902 

28,  1J>02 

24,  1903 

22,  190-2 
24,  1902 
18,  1901 
1.5,  1902 
15,  1902 
28,  1901 
15,  1902 
80,  1903 
26,  1901 

8,  1902 


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C0LUM3UNA  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Township. 


PoatDAcc. 


Expiration  oT 
Tferm. 


St.  Clair 
Unity    . . . 


Washington 

Wa^jme    

Wcllsville'V.' 


West    

Yellow'c'reek* 


James  Davis 

v\  illiam  Johnson 

T.   W.   Cope 

E.  L.  Lyons >  R 

S.   E.   McCormick !  R 

John  J.   Kirk |  R 

John  C.   Hays    \  D 

Thomas   Fleming   D 

W.   F.   Hancy R 

John  W.  Riley 1  R 

A.  G.  McKenzie 1  R 

William  L.  McCoy !  R 

Lewis  Walker  |  R 

Alex  N.   Norris j  R 

Daniel  Mcintosh |  R 


Calcutta    !  May 

Unity    1  April 

New    Watwford    |      " 

East   Palestine  i      " 

Saaneville  


Gajver»    . . . 
Wellsvilfe" 


Moultrie    

East    Rochester 
Wellsville    


13,  1902 

2<>.  1903 
21.  UKJS 
21,   11103 

21,  lyrtl 
16,  lUil 
28,   V.tr2 

24,  11«3 
19,  1«)1 
19.    1901 

22,  l<»f)l 
22,  I9fi2 
26,   1902 

25,  1901 
30.  1901 


COSHOCTON    COUNTY. 


Adams   . 
Bedford ' 


Bethlehem 


Clark 


Crawford 

Franklin 


Jackson    . 

Jefferson 
Keene     . . . 

Lafayette 


Linton 


Fred  Diebel  ]  D 

David  Ziiwmepmanv |  D 

Lincoln   Wolford    K 

G.   J.   Brown i  R 

Uriah  H.   Neldon '  D 

J.    L'  Bretaaua  '  D 

Joseph  \V.  Curtis I  D 

Joseph    Lvnn    i  R 

Jonathan  Ely  i  D 

C.  A.  Kempf j  D 

Francis   Wolfe   '  D 

W.  S.  Brecht i  D 

(ieorRe  V.  Halin  ,     K 

C.    M.    Ferguson R 

William  Fulks  |  R 

T.   IL   Carr   ,  D 

E.  M.  Norman i  R 

Joseph    M ach wart   I  D 

Benton  Davis  I  D 

William    Russell    |  D 

Tohn  M.  Cochran 1  R 

W.    S.    Simons I  D 

R.  S.  Lawrence D 

R.    L.    Raker D 

I.   D.   Lower   i  D 

J.  P.  Merrell '  D 

Samuel  Mellor  i  D 

Anthonv   Lcntz   1  U 

L    P.    hVy !  D 

F.  M.    Burton ;  D 

B.  W.  Meredith '  D 

J.   H.   Cochran '  R 

C.    R.    Loveless !  R 

Perry    Daniel  Mikcscll  I  D 

"        French    Hcrry   !  D 

William   S.   Crouch 1  D 

(George  Gardner  '  D 

L.    D.    Barnes ,  R 

(ieorgc  Ernest   '  D 

J.    H.    Thompkins    f  D 

lames    B.    M^anner '  D 

T).   IL   Moriley D 

W.   W.   Cox '  R 

Charles  H.  Skinner !   R 

Thomas  Sproule   i   R 

B.  F.  Graham D 

W.   F.   Park |  R 


Bakersville    . . . 

Tunnel    Hill".". 
West    Bedford 

Bowman    

Warsaw    

Blissfield  

Clark   

New   Bedford   . 


Franklin   Station 
Wills    Creek    ....; 


Roscoe   

New  Moscow 

Warsaw   

Keene     


]^^ 


July 
April 

May 


Mill    Creek 
Monroe    . . . . 


New  Castle 


Oxford 


Pike 


April 

May 
Dec. 

i         *'        I  July 

1   West  Lafayette  I  May 

'  "  jAp/" 

I  July 

I  April 

Aiay 

May 
I  April 

May 
I  April 
I  May 

July 

April 
ay 


Coshocton     

Linton  Mills 

Plainfield    

Mound    

Clark   

Spring  Mountain 

BIufT  '. 

New  Castle  

Mohawk  Village.. 

Tsleta  

Evansbure   

New  Guilforo  . . . . 


Ap 
M^ 


Tiverton 


Tuscarawas 


Virginia    . . . 

Washington 
White   Eyes 


West  Carlisle 


Tiverton    '  May 

Wintergreen    I       " 

Canal  Lewisville  '      ** 

Coshocton     Nov. 

'  April 

Trin way  Ai  ay 

Adams  Mills  April 

Wakatomika    I 

Avondale     I  Nov. 

I  May 


16.  10ft 

15,  1902  • 

16.  1981 
14.   1!*03 

22.  lues 

10,  1903 

6,  ISOt 

22.  1902 
2»,  1901 
10,  1901 
10,  1001 
14.  1908 
— ,  1901 
21,  1901 
2».  1001 

9.  1902 
10.  1991 
24,  1903 

10,  igoi 

7,  1901 

21,  1902 
— ,   1901 

1.  1902 
20,  1902 

18,  1902 

23.  1902 

14,  1903 
7,  1903 

16.  1901 
7.   1901 

27,   1902 

15,  1902 

17,  1903 
30.  1901 

7.   1908 

16,  1901 
11W2 

15,  1902 

11.  1903 

2,  1901 

2^.  vm. 

20,  1902 

19.  1901 
2.5.  1902 
29.  1902 
15.  1902 

22,  1903 


Auburn    . . 
t* 

Bucvrus    . 

7< 

Chatfield   '. 
Cranberry 


Dallas 


CRAWFORD-  COUNTY. 


Samuel   K.    Hoak.... 
diaries   Mc   Council . 

W.    H.    Sheckler 

George  W.    Didie 

F.  TL  Barth 

Tubn   Piurebncher   ... 

H.   M.  Cory 

>onTi<»n\virth 


Anri! 


ril 


.1 


R  !  North     .\uburn. 

R  I  Tiro    

1)  (  IJucvrus     

D  ,  '"  I  Nov. 

n  ,  Chatfield    '  April 

T)  I  "  i      " 

T) 


William    Petry    1  R 


*George  V.  Hahh.  vice  \V.  S.  Dawson,  resigned. 


New  Washington  I  Tune 

I  April 

Buv-yrus   | 


15.  1908 
28,  1908 
10,  1902 
22,  1908 

9,  1901 
28,  1902 

3,  1901 
17.  1902 

16.  1901 


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CRAWFORD  COUNTY  ~  Concluded. 


95 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Hobncs    . 

Jackson    . 

Jetfernon 
Liberty    . 

Lykens    . 


Sandxuky 


Texa» 
Tod    . 


V«.nu»n 


Whetstone 


L   N.  Tavlor D 

D 
D 
D 


E.  L.  Whitnvycr 
William  F.   Crowe. 
Frederick  Newman 

A.   A.   Pfcifer   i  D 

W.  D.  Mewhort D 

Rufus  Aurand    I  I> 

Horace  Angene  D 


Louis    F.    Smith. 

L.    C.    Barker 

C.   B.  Shumaker... 

B.    F.   Warden 

Solomon  Harley  .. 
Melvin  C.  Huddle 
W.    ii.   Coonrad 

Coder 

'eaver 

Humphrey.. 
CumminM. 
George  Goldsmith  . 


W.  ii.  C 
J  F.  Co 
T.  I.  We 
J.  AV.  H 
W.    B.   ( 


Spore    

Lemert   

Crestline    

Xorth  Robinson 
Sulphur  Springs 

Hrandywine   

Broken  Sword   . . 

Lykens 

Galion  

Xorth  Robinson 
Sulphur    Spu-injfs 

Poplar    

Lemert   

Osceola    

Liberty  Corners 

Hinesville  

Bucyrus  

New  Winchester 


April 


10,  1901 

22,  1903 

23,  1902 

22,  1JK)3 

26,  1901 
12,  lt>02 

27,  l'J03 

21,  1902 
9,  1903 

12,  1901 
10,  1902 
16,  1901 

23,  1JK)2 
16,  1001 
15,  lfK)2 

22,  1908 
15,  1902 

23,  1902 
10,  1902 
22,  1908 


CUYAHOGA   COUNTY. 


BedJord    

Brecksvine    ... 

Brooklyn    

Chagrin   Fails 
Clereiand   


Collin«  ood    

Dovtr    

East  Qeveland 


Euclid    ... 
•Olenville. 


Independence 
May&dd    


Middlejsurgh 
Ncwburg    . . . 


Olmstead 


Orange    

Parma    

Rockport    . . . 
Royaiton     . . . 

Solon    

Slrongsville 
Warren  Tvil  I  e 
•West  Park. 


L.  D.   Cox I  D 

C.  A.  Ennis |  R 

Chvles    T.    Canfidd R 

L.  T.   Rust it 

R 
R 
R 


William  Treat 

H.    C.    Schwab 

A.   B.   Gardner 

Harrison    B.    York. 

R.   T.   Morrow I  R 

E.  R.  Griswold I  R 

Levi  F.  Bauder |  R 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 


J.  Dwight  Palmer 
oeorge  Elton   . . . 

F.  T.    Willmott 

G.  W.  Elliott.... 
D.    T.    Miller.... 

O.  B.  Conant 

L.  W.  Stevenson. 
William  Brown  .. 
J.    S.    Charies '  R 

A.  J.   Clark '  D 

George  C.   Dissette '  R 

S.  C.  Fellows !  I 

T.   C.   Clewell D 

L.  L.  Bishop R 

J.  W.  Dean I  D 

Irving   E.    Hershey '  R 

M.   ^^.   Kemp j  R 

F.  M.  Root  I  R 

Charies  H.    Palmer '  I> 

F.  C.  Hanonseck \  R 

C.   H.   Wood I  R 

Fred    W.    Green D 

R.  T.   Elliott I  R 

Rufus  J.   Hitch I  R 

B.  A.  .\dams R 

.S.  J.  Coriett ;  R 

Ralph     Arnold     I  R 

T.    L    Uhinck i  n 

H.  J.   Schaaf '  D 

Colbrunn '   K 

Hall ■   R 

Miner i  R 

Knox '  R 

William    IL    Beck '  R 

tH.  F.  Finley K 

H.   W.   Merrick '  R 

W.  S.  Ashley !  R 

J.   P.  Thorpe '  R 

W.  .S.  Corfett R 

F.  A.  Colbroinn '  R 

Frank  A.  Truman I  R 


C. 
A. 
B. 


Bedford    

Brecksville  

South   Brooklyn 
Chagrin    Falls    . . 
Cleveland    '.'. 


April 

May 
April 


Collinwood  

Dover   

East  Cleveland 


Euclid  ... 
Glenville 


South  Park 

Mayficld    

Wilsons   Mills 
Berea    


May 
April 

Nov. 
May 
April 

May 

April 


Xewburg 


May 
.April 

May 
April 
.May 
April 


Cleveland    

Olmsted   Falls 


Orange  

South    [Brooklyn 


Kamms  

Lakewood     

North    Royalton   


May 
April 
May 
April 


Solon     

Strong'iville 
Warrensvijie 
Kamms    


Mny 

April 
Tunc 
April 

Mriy 
April 


1903 
1903 
1901 
1002 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
lt)(»2 

10*)2 

y.w2 

1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1903 
lfK)3 
l!;0l 
1902 
1903 
1901 
VM)\ 
v:'02 
1001 
1902 
1902 
1003 
1902 
1002 
1903 
1902 
l'>02 
lOfll- 
1903 
1901 

iro2 

1901 
1903 
1902 
in03 
1902 
1?>02 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1908 


•  New   township.     First  election. 


i*  Resigned.     H.   F.  Staples  appointed. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
DARKE   COUNTY. 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Adams 


Allen    

Brown    

Butler    .*.*.'.*.*.' 

Franklin    

German    

Greenville    .. 
Harrison    . . . 

Jackson    

Mississiniwa 

Monroe    

Neave    

Patterson    . . . 

Richland    

Twin    .....v.. 

Van   Buren    . 

Wabash    

Washington 

Wavnt    

York    ..*'.*.'.■.'. 


James   H.    Stoltz R 

{ames  H.  Spitler R 
.awrence  Marker  ,  D 

J.    A.    Ainsworth R 

Daniel   Brown   D 

Charles  Coppess j  D 

J.    P.    Teegarden ,  R 

Edward   Wilt    D 

A.    H.    Judy D 

A.  A.    Penny R 

H.    II.    Birely R 

W.    E.   (;.   Jeffries i  R 

L.  P.  Siahr I) 

L.   V.   Williams D 

John  H.  Brandon ;  D 

I.    S.    Wenger R 

L.    G.    Turner ;  D 

J.  F.  S.  Hageman D 

William  R.  Baker R 

John   P.  Standt I  D 

Frank  Jenkinson   I  D 

William    Mooncy    D 

William    Fetters   D 

John    Bausman    .,  R 

George   Sclilechty    D 

E.    W.    McCramer »  D 

B.  L.   Grilliott •.!  D 

J.    R.    McEwen i  D 

Riley    M.    Brandon ^  D 

F.    Heck I  D 

B.     Mudhenk '  R 


Gettvsbur..    ... 

Bradford    

Horatio    

New    Weston    . 

Hageman    

An'onia    

Woodingloi     .. 

Arcanum     

i\ew    Madis'.n 

Gettysburg  

Painter   Creek 

German    

Clarks  Station 
Greenville     .... 


I  June 
May 
April 

May 


]: 

John    I'asig 
George  Cox   

{ames  C.  Routzong. 
'.    M.    Birt 

Lewis    Kerns    

William    P.    Kelly.. 

Corwin   C.    Mote 

John   J.    Winbiglcr. 

j^.     L.     Lehman 

Robert    Davidson 


Wiley    

Hollansburg    

New    Madison    . . . 
Union   City,    Ind. 


Light sville    

Vine  

Pittsburg 

Potsdam    

Fort  Jeffer^on 
Yorkshire    


Dawn    

Bcansville 
.Arcanum   . 


Dec. 
Aug. 
June 
May 
Tune 
Nov. 
April 


May 

April 
Nov. 
April 
Nov. 
May 

April 

May 

April 

July 

April 


D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
D 


Frank  Ewry   !  R 


Ithica    I  May 

Delisle    I  April 

Poplar  Ridge   '      ^' 

North    Star    | 

New    Weston    '      " 

Hillgrove    j      " 

Sharpeve May 

Versaille<i    ...I      " 


Brock  . . 
Ansonia 


16,  1902 

2,  1908 

15,  1901 

26,  1901 
5,  190S 

2,  1902 
20.  1902 

3,  1901 
15,  1902 
15,  1901 
18,  190S 
12.  1902 
22,  1(*I3 
15.  1901 
15,  19«13 
29.  1902 

5,  1903 

14,  1903 
18,  1902 

17,  19«« 

24,  1902 
8,  1902 

11,  1902 

7.  1903 

15,  1902 

8,  1901 

25,  1902 

27,  1901 

22,  1902 

14.  1901 

18,  1901 
8,  1902 

15,  1901 
13,  1901 
15,  1902 
29,  1902 

23,  1901 
22.  1902 
18,  1902 
10,  1903 

3,  1901 
3,  1901 


Adams    

Defiance    . . . 

Delaware    . . 

Farmer    . . . . 

Hicksvillc    . 
Highland    .. 

Mark    .....'.* 

Milfprd".*!!! 

Noble    

Richland     . . 

Tiffin    ....!.' 

Washington. 


DEFIANCE   COUNTY, 

F.   J..  Sheets 'D      Defiance 

John    W.    Knape ,  D 

Edwin  J   Phelps '  D 

C.  E.  Maxwell D 

H.    L.    Troaxler |  D      Xey 

John  C  ore' |  D      Sherwood 

P.    N.    Richardson R 

W.  L.  Hosack... |  D 

Myron    J.    Schell '  D 

T.    A.    Boyd i  O 

William  G.  Kopp '  D 

A.  L.  McBride D      Mark  Center 

George   A.    Gecowets !  D 

T.    I'.    Carey '  D       Hicksville 

r.    W.    Hosack !  D 

Henry   C.   Breckler I  D      Defiance 

H.    R.    Hallcr I  D 

L     F.     Branchcr !  R 

F.    E.   Travis    i  D 

W.    Keister    I  D 

L.   F.   Orahood I  D  !   Evansport 

W.    F    .Pollock !  D   '   Ney    


April 
May 
April 


Hicksville 
Defiance    . 


Majr 
April 
May 
April 


June 
April 


May 
April 


19,  1901 
22,  1903 
18,  i»n 
18,  H»03 
29,  1902 
22,  v.m 
12,  1901 
10,  19<13 
10,  1903 
26,  1902 
24,  1902 
12,  1901 
21,  1903 
15,  1902 
10,  1902 
15,  1901 

18,  1908 

19,  1903 

19,  1903 
1,  1902 

20,  1903 

21,  1903 


DELAWARE   COUNTY. 


Berkshire 

«« 
Berlin   .... 

Brown    . . . 


L   A.    Ports '  R 

A.    McCammcnt    '  R 

John    E.    Finch I  R 

S.  McWiUiams  ;  D 

F.    E.    Sackett I  R 

A.    T.    Heverle R 


Sunbury    I  April  19,  1901 

Galena    "  26,  1903 

Berkshire    !      **  26,  19a3 

Gregory    I      **  30,  19a3 

West   Benin    '  June  2,  1903 

Leonardsburg    |  April  20.  1902 


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JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
DELAWARE  COUNTY— Concluded. 


97 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Concord    ... 

Delaware 

Genoa    

Harlem    

Kingston    . . . 

libmy    

Marlborough 

Orange    .... 

Oxford    ...V. 

Porter    ...... 

Radnor    

Scioto 

Thompson    . 
«* 

Trenton    . . . 
Troy    


G.    M.    ArU 

F.  P.  Harris 

H.  Moon   

E.    S.    Owen 

Wayman  Perfect  

H.   A.    Shaw 

P.   P.   Ingalls 

T.  C.  Needles 

Samuel    Gorsuch    

H.    C.    Hill 

J.    J.    Stark 

H.    W.    McCIary 

L.    B.    Mason 

VV.   H.   Abbott 

Murray  Claypool 

Andrew    Bagley    

Preston  B.  Goodrich  — 

Jerome  Harroune  

S.   Martin   

Galvin  Wilcox  

B.  A.  H.  Drake 

Samuel  Lewis 

J.    M.    Richey 

Thomas  A.  Fryman 

W.    H.    Newmayer 

S.    R.    Walker 

W.   H.   Wilson   

C.  A.    Dix 

Levi  Bishop  


Belle  Point 


Delaware 


Galena    

Westerville    . . . 
Center  Village 


May 

ApHl 
Nov. 
April 
\lay 
April 
May 


Potter  

Kingston  Center 

Hyattsville   

Powell    

Norton   

Ashley    

Africa   |  April 

Lewis  Center  

Ashley    

Leonardsburg    

Condit    

Kingston  Center 

Radnor  

Warren sburg    

Richwood   


Sunbury 

Delaware 
Troyton   . 


April 


May; 


June 
April 


May 
April 


1901 
1901 
190$ 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1908 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1900 
1908 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1908 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 


ERIE  COUNTY. 


Berlin     

Florence    . . . . . 

Groton   

Huron    

Kdlys  Island 
Margaretta    . . 

Mnan    .....v.' 

Oxford  V.'.V.V 

Perkins    

*< 

Portiand   *.'..'. 
Vermillion    . . 


E.  G.  Rhoads.... 
W.  S.  Gordon... 
W.  R.  Frailey... 
H.  M.  Carley... 
Amos  Andrews  . 
Perry   Waltman 

Ira  Sutton   

Fred  E.  Wood.. 
G.   Dildine 


George  Jeffrey 
i.   H.    Pearl. 


F.  Koster 

James  Hamilton  .. 

V.   Palmer   

Henry   Schowe   ... 
C    H.    Heimlich    . 

A.  J.   Barney 

John  Eveningham 

Darwin   Fay    

Theron  Goodwin   . 
Fred   Lenmeyer   . . 

J.  C.  Clark 

W.    F.    Gurley 

Charles  Kessler   .. 

John  Casey   

H.    R.   Williams... 

F.  D.  Smith 

Levi  Saunders  .... 


Berlin  Heights 

Berlinville    

Ogontz  

Florence    

Birmingham    . . 


Parkertown 


Sandusky 
Huron    . . 


Kelleys  Island 


Castalia    

Sandusky    

Venice    

Milan    

Avery    

Milan    

Bloominffville  

North  Monroeviile 

Sandusky    

Bogart    

Sandusky    


Vermillion 

Axtel  

Vermillion 


May 
April 


May 

April 
May 

April 


April 
June 
April 

June 


8,  1903 
12,  1903 
10,  1903 
12,  1901 
28,  1901 
14,  1902 

6,  1902 
23,  1903 
27,  1902 
6,  1902 
6,  1902 
14,  1903 
14,  1903 

14,  1901 
6,  1902 
4,  1903 

12,  1901 
12,  1902 

20,  1903 
16,  1901 
12,  1901 

21,  1903 

9,  1903 

15,  1902 
19,  1902 

15,  1901 
14,  1902 

16,  1903 


FAIRFIELD   COUNTY. 


Amanda 
Berne   .. 


Bk>om 


aear  Creek 
Greenfield    . . 


as. 


Edward  Boestler I  R 

-  D 

D 
D 
D 
D 


John  Myers 
Thomas  Jones   ... 

John  Sharp 

Calvin  W.  Weiser, 
John    B.    Kramer. 

£dward    Alspaugh    '  D 

•     -'     Baker !  D 

Dauterman I  D 

A.   Pugh I  R 

Jacob  Fensiermaker  ....(  D 


J.  U.  B 
.  John  M. 
#   Thomas 


Amanda 


North  Berne 
Sugargrove  . 
Green  castle  . 
Lithopolis  ... 


Stoutsville 


■   Dumontvile 
t   Carroll    


April 
June 
May 

April 
June 

April 


21,  1903 
16,  1903 
20,  1902 

2,  1903 
29,  1902 

3,  1902 
11,  1902 

20,  1901 
24,  1903 
23,  1901 

21,  1903 


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REPOKt  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
FAIRFIELD  COUNTY— Coachidcd. 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

o 

1 

PMtoffi£«; 

Expiration  of 

Hocking 

J.  Frank  Huffman- !  D 

John    VV^.    Lysinger T^ 

Lancaster 

Clearport    

May        21.  lifQS 
April       80,  1903 
Feb.          9,  1901 

Lancaster 

John  Weigef  

T1 

Lancaster 

Charles  W.   Parido 

Thomas    Hutchinson 

John    V.    Tussing- 

Van    H.    Ginder 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 

April       19,  liKB 
20,  1901 

Liberty    

Baltimore     .........4r..... 

Basil 

"           25,  1903 

(t 

Baltimore 

Clearport 

May          8,  1903 

April       15.  1902 

^'           23,  UWS 

Madison    

Lewis    Spickler    

Green   Carmichael    

Charles   G.    Busby 

Allen  D.  Friesner...^.... 

Frank    1*.    Schisler 

B.    F.    Dilger 

Lancaster 

Pleasant    

"           23,  1901 

M 

PleasantvUle 

May          1,  1902 
"           20,   li*02 

M 

Richland     

Rushvillc    ► 

Oaktharp    

June       10.  1902 

July         15,  1902 

April       20,  1902 

20,  1903 

A.    C    Berry 

Rash    Creek    

Lcroy  Q.    Binckiey 

William   H.   Seifert 

D.    W.    ClcUand 

Bremen 

Pickerinfftos 

Violet    

May        23.  1903 
June       16,  1903 
April       21,  MOT 
Alay       28.  IflOS 

Tsicob   Pickering   

\V'.    S.     Larimer 

Walnut    

Millersport 

Thurston     

James    M.    Grceg 

FAYETTE   COUNTY. 


Concord 
Green    . . . 
Jasper    .. 
Jefferson 
Madison 
MarioB 
Paint    , . '. 
Perry    . . . 
Union    . . 
Wayne    . . 


Blendon    . 
Brown    . . , 

Clinton    .. 

Franklin 
Hamilton 


Jackson    

Jefferson     . . . 
Madison    .... 

Marion    

Mifflin    ...... 

Montgomery 


M.     M.     Owens I  D 

W.  W.  Ross P 

*T.  J.   Carper R 

Emmet   Morris   ,  R 

John    T.    Hi-^r !  R 

A.    G.    Schaff I  .. 

Earl  Carr I  R 

U.   G.   Creamer   R 

Girard    Williams    i  D 

W.    B.    Putsch |  D 

S.    W.    Fuhon D 

C.  C.    McCoy t  D 

Alfred  Ilidy  . 
J.   W.    Yore... 

D.  F.  Lady.. 
H.  L.  Haines. 
Thojnas    X.    Craig. 


Staunton  .... 

Moons    

Milledgeville 


West   Lancaster 
Jeffcrsonvijie    . . . 
Madison  Mills  .. 


R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

C.  C.  Bateman I  R 

A.  J.    Kearney D 

IC  James  Nelson \  D 


Manara  

Bloomingburg    

Bookwalter     

Bloomingburg    

New   Martinsburg 

Ninons    

Washington  C.  H. 


Convenience 
(lood    Hope 


May 

June 
May 


XOT. 

Tub- 
May 

April 
May 


July 
April 

April 


FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 


Norwich 
Perry    . . . 
Plain     .' . '. 


A.    S.    Hempstead 1  R 

George  iHx  R 

Tohn   F.   Dcitsch '  K 

Sanford   Lt  ap   '  R 

George  W.   Willtams....    H 

Homer  Jeffries    D 

E.   C.   Armstrong t  D 

E.   M.   Earhart D 

William  Strickler  _   R 

John   S.    Borror '  I) 

Eugene  C.   Wagner !  D 

A.    F.    Souder '  D 

Thomas  Aiberry   ...". !  D 

Edward  V.   Bausch I  O 

().    P.    Christ '  I> 

J.    P.    Martin    '  D 

Smith. W.   Henry !  R 

Charles   Aglcr    '  D 

Eli    Chrysler    •  D 

Perry  A.  Roach  '  R 

Lincoln    E.   Andrews :  R 

Edward    M.    Helwagen..!  D 

Percy   S.    Lowrv R 

John  H.  White' '  D 

Tames    A.    Wilson ■  T> 

Howard  .\.  Evans '  R 

I.    N.    Neds R 

Thomas   Carpenter    '  D 

J.   B.   Taylor |  D 


Westerville 

Central    College    .. 
West   Jefferson    ... 

llilliards    

CohimLus   

Maple   Heights   ... 

Colurabtjs    

Ix)ckboumc  

Recses     

Zuber    

Grove    Chy    

Galumna    

Ovid    

Canal   Winchester 


Milo     

Startion    3,    Columbus. 

Mifflinville    

Gahanna    

Columbus   


.1  April 


May 
April 


Jan. 
April 


Marble  Cliff   i  May 

[  April 

Dublin    

Elmwood  ** 

New   Albany » (      *' 


7,  1908 
11,  1903 

6.  1902 
13,  1902 

20,  1901 

1.  1902 
5.  190? 
5.  VJiXi 

2,  1901 

15,  1901 

21,  1988 
23,  1903 

25,  l*4tl 
18.  19(1.1 

16,  VV)] 

1],  Vi"-: 

18,  1901 
15.  1"01 
13,  IflOl 

26,  1901 


10.  1902 
15,  1902 
12,  1^03 
25,  1003 

3,  1901 
12.  1902 

9,  1903 
IQ,  1902 
17.  1902 
12,  1901 

3.  V.m 

15,  1901 
12,  1902 
31,  1901 

16.  1901 
28.  VM'2 
12.  1903 
12,  1901 

12.  1903 
16,   IftW 

11.  1P02 
15.  1901 

13.  1903 

15,  19« 
13,  1903 
SO.  1901 
19,  1902 

16,  1901 
16,  19tt 


•  Deceased.    W.  E.  Smith  appointed. 


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FRA^HKUxV  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


99 


Amboy  .... 
Cbesteriitld 
Clinton    .... 


Dover    

FrwAlih  *'.'.'.". 

Fuftott    

CfCrtBfin   

GorluTTi    . . . . . 
Pike    ....*.'.'.*.* 
Royahoii    . . . 
Sw«n   Creek 
York    


Addison 
Cheshire 


Oay    

Gallijpolis 
Green   .... 


Greenfield 
Gu^Tjun    


Harrison 
Huntington 


Morpn 
Ohio    ... 


Perry 


¥i9«nutkfp. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 
1 

D 
D 
T) 

Povtofficc. 

Expiration  of 
Tiemi. 

Pleasant    

W.    E.    White    

May        15,  1901 

April       12,  19<)2 

'*           10    1901 

J.    K.    Price    

I*r»irie    

G.    li.    lloltsbcrg 

A I  ton  

Edson    \V.    Davis R 

G.  A.   Bostwick D 

\V.     F.     Griswold ^ 

Galloway   

16,  1901 

7,  1903 

**           11,  1901 

12,  1902 
"            14,  1903 
"           15,  1902 

16,  1903 

17.  1903 

Sh«ron    

Truro    ' 

Christian  Bachman  

L    D.    Harrison 

R 

D 
D 

Washington    

E.    \V.   Tuller 

Dublin 

Francis    Riley    

**             

A.  J.  Shriver  

Amlin 

FULTON    COUNTY. 


George    Hackett    .. 

John   S.    Butler 

A.    P    Biddle 

J.    B.    Meistler 

A.    S.    Bloomer 

{ames  Kahle  
-eroy  Whitticar  .. 
Milton  C.  Shetler. 
David  White 


*Gcorge  W.   Humphrey. 

G.    VV.    Grclsinger 

Jacob  Krauss  

G.    R.    Shafer 

Jacob   L.    Mattern 

Charles  J.    field 

John  B.  McQuiHin 

B.    F.   Elliott    

D.   S.    Knight..* 

S.   W.  Moulton. 


James  B,  lempleton  ... 

Henry    W.    Miley 

Herman   Miller    , 

A.   G.   Montgomery   ... 
Arthur  J.  E>avidson  ..... 


Metaraora  .. 

Inlet    

Wauseon  ... 
Pettisvillc  .. 
Wauseon  . . . 
Tedrow  .... 
Ottokee  .... 
West  Unity 

Zone  

S  wanton    . . . 

Ai    

Pettisville  .. 
Archbold  ... 
Fayette 


Delta   

Winaraeg 
Seward    ... 

Lyons    

Swanton  . 
Pelton  ... 
\\  auseon 

Delta   

Wauseon  . 


GALLIA    COUNTY. 


Addison 
Bulaville 
Kyger   ... 
Cheshire 

Angola   . . 
Clipper 
Leaper    . 
Gallipolis 


Samuel  H.  Shaffer 

John  W.   First 

William  Tate   ^ 

Bartlett   Shuler    

Charles   E.    Long _. 

Alexander  C.  Barcus |  R 

Matthew  R.  Dickey |  D 

John    A.    Wooton D 

Thomas  E.   Bradbury   ..j  R 

John  J.  Thomas I  R 

Albert    D.    Alcorn |  R 

{ohn  Smeltzer   R 
-ewis    M.    Safford i  R 

"  R 

R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 


Mill 


John    A.    Irion 

M.    S.    Shaffer 

William  L  Rose 

Theodore  Waugh  

H.    M.    Johnson 

W.   F.   Sheets 

Asa    H.    Trobridgc 

Ansel   Kerns   

Joseph    B.    Walter    

William    G.    Lusker 

William  H.  Hartsook 

Oscar  C.   Clark   

James  A.  McGhee 

Charles  Walter   

Joseph  M.   Robinson 

C.  L.  Waugh*. 

James    W.    Davis 

John  T.    Mooney 

\Villiam  Morris  

Theodore  L.  Parkins 

Ammon  S.  Ripley 


Wigner 

Gallipolis    . . 

Kitchen    .... 

Peniel    

Mercerville  . 

Yoho   

Mercerville 
Crown   City 

Angel    

Lincoln    

Mercerviiie 
Vinton    


Vanceton    . . . 

Eno    

Bush's    Mill 
Swan    Creek 


Wales  . . . 
Holcomb 
Patriot    . . 


April 

22, 

19D2 

Nov. 

«0, 

i«n 

April 

15, 

1901 

18, 

1902 

** 

12, 

1908 

May 

3, 

1901 

April 

13, 

1902 

May 

5, 

1902 

April 

13, 

1903 

13, 

1902 

May 

7, 

1903 

April 

18, 

1901 

** 

13, 

1903 

" 

14, 

1902 

" 

10, 

1903 

Nov. 

24, 

1901 

23, 

1901 

April 

30, 

1903 

•' 

20, 

1903 

13. 

1902 

June 
May 

28, 

1908 

13, 

1902 

*' 

8, 

1902 

6. 

1903 

April 
M^y 

29. 

1902 

5, 

1903 

" 

11. 

1902 

April 

26, 

1902 

28, 

lf)03 

'* 

25, 

1903 

" 

25, 

1903 

" 

26, 

1903 

" 

19, 

1902 

** 

19, 

1902 

20, 

1902 

" 

16, 

1901 

May 

7, 

r>oi 

April 

22, 

1902 

22, 

1901 

" 

25, 

1901 

May 

15, 

v.m 

Dec. 

l.>. 

1901 

Jan. 

15, 

19^ 

April 

24, 

1903 

** 

16. 

1901 

** 

22, 

1901 

May 

10, 

1903 

April 

22, 

1902 

" 

QO 

1902 

" 

25, 

11X12 

Jan. 

1*^, 

V.m 

April 

26. 

v:m 

May 

10, 

loni 

" 

16, 

1901 

" 

1, 

1903 

June 

28. 

1901 

5, 

1903 

April 

30, 

1908 

•  Deceased.    Charles  W.   Brown   appointed. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
GALLIA  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

j 

1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Raccoon    

L.  P.  Rose 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 

Harris    

May        17,  lOOi 

June         2,  190a 

April      26,  190» 

^*          29,  1901 

Evan    L.     Evans 

E^op    ...................... 

«• 

Springfield    

Alfred   J.    Eblen 

Pine    Grove    

Thomas   J.    Moore.. 

Samuel  H.  Brown  

Samuel  Drummond 

S.    A.    Blazer 

Evergreen 

"           28,  190a 

Walnut    

Boggs   

May        19,  1901 
April       22,  190^ 
May         4,  190a 

Sandfork    

♦*         

Howler   

GEAUGA   COUNTY. 


Auburn    S.    L.    VVadsworth. 

W.   S.   Wing.. 

Bainbridge    ,.... M.  L.  Miner 

Charles   R.   Post... 

Burton     I  Henry  E.  Ford. 

A.  G.  Cutler. 

Chardon    


Chester    . 
Claridon 


Hampden    . 

Huntsburg 

Middfefield 

Montville   . . 
Munson     . . . 


Newburg 
Parkmlin 

Russell    . . 

Thompson 

Troy    


M.    L.    Maynard 

E.  E.  Moycr 

V.  A.   Hemck 

Charles    P.    Bail 

John  H.  Warriner... 
George  W.  Stillwcll. 

E.  A   King 

A.    Stockham    

A.  W.  Tuttle 

S.  G.   Millard 

E.  G.  Ohh 


L-  G.  Pierce. 
W.  A.  r 


Shaw. 
Matthias  Rothermel 

J.  H.  Warner 

Edward  Bosiyorth   .. 

C.  D.  Hosmer 

G.   B.  Gates 

W.    E.    vValters 

Jacob  Cnase 

D.  L.   Phelps 

Homer  Spencer 

Timothy  Fox  


Auburn 

Bissell    /.....'./.'.'.'.'.,'. 

Chagrin   Falls    

Button    

Chardon    

Chester   Cross    Roads 

Chestcrland   

Claridon    

East   Claridon    

Hampden    

Huntsburg  

Middlefield  ".*.'.'.'.*'.'.*.*. 

MontA^lle    .... . . . '. . . . . 

Chardon  

Fowlers  Mills   

Ford 

Parkman   

Chagrin    Falls    

Taylor    

Thompson    

South  Thompson  

Wclshficld    


April 

24, 

1901 
1901 

" 

22, 

1901 

« 

23, 

1903 

*« 

22, 

1901 

** 

23, 

1902 

** 

23, 

190^ 

May 

6, 

1903 

April 
M^y 

25, 

1900 

2, 

1903 

" 

18, 

1903 

June 

0, 

1903 

April 

24, 
27, 

1901 
1901 

" 

28, 

190? 

May 

2, 

1902 

" 

5, 

1902- 

** 

28, 

1903 

Nov. 

23, 

1903 

" 

15, 

1902 

May 

6, 

1903 

** 

28, 

1903 

** 

8, 

1901 

** 

8, 

1902 

Nov. 

15, 

1901 

April 

25, 
29, 

1902 
1903 

** 

15, 

1901 

« 

26, 

1902 

GREENE  COUNTY. 


Bath    

Beaver   Creek 

Caesar  Creek  . 

Cedarville    ...'. 

Jefferson    

Miami    

New   Tasper   .. 

Ross    

Silver  Creek   .. 

Spring  Valley 

Sugar   Creek    . 
Xenia    


Raymond  H.  Swadener. 
William  L.   Marshall.... 

W.  W.   Ferguson 

W.   S.   Sellers 

Albert  Beam  

George  M.    Fawley 

Almon    Bradford    

Andrew  Jackson  

A.   L.   naughey 

Joseph  E.  Stewart 

Jasper    Reed    

W.    D.    Sutton 

J.  C.  Toland 

John  Towell 


.  J.  Tarr. 
^illi; 


William  Mercer  ... 

James  G.  Clark 

T.   B.   Mason 

J.  F.  Walton 

*T.  T.  Newland.... 
Samuel  Galloway  . 
John    A.    Johnson. 


Osborn     

Fairfield    

Alpha    

Zimmerman     . . . 
Paintersville    ... 

Cedarville   

Bowersville    

Yellow    Springs 
New   Jasper    . . . 

Jamestown   

Gladstone    

Grapegrove    . . . . 
Jamestown   

Spring   Valley    . 

Bellbrook    *. 

Xenia    


June 
Dec. 
April 


Dec. 
April 
M^y 


Dec. 
I  April 

April 


24,  1901 
15,  1903 
26,  1901 
28,  1902 

10,  1903 
13,  1903. 
26,  1901 
15,  1902 
28,  1901 

11,  1903 

1,  1903^ 
23,  1903 

7,  1903 
17,  1903 
17.  1903. 

17,  1903 

2,  1903 
28,  1902 

18,  1902 
22,  1901 
15,  1901 
13,  1903 


*  Resigned.   A .  R.  Howland  appoinUd. 


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JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
GUERNSEY   COUNTY. 


101 


Township. 


PoBtofBce. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Adams    

Cambridge 

Center    

Jackson  .... 
Jefferson     . . . 

Knox    

Liberty    

Londonderry 
Madison  . . . 
Millwood    "... 

Monroe    

Oxford    ...v. 

Richland     ... 

Spencer  

Valley    .'.'.'.'.. 
Washington 
Wcstland    . . . 
\MieeIing    . . . 


C.  E.  Monroe  

Alpheus  Ringer  

Elza  Turner 

J.  C.  Carver  

Robert  Hammond  

Alexander  McCoIlum  ... 

T.    S.    Miller 

Mordecat  Morgan  

T.  M.  Davies  

James  McKahan  

William  F.  Wi^art 

James   H.   Howell 

J.  D.  Bell 

0.  R.  Jones 

W.   N.    Leeper    

George    T.    Lightell 

John   Morton    

Thomas  R.  Cosgrave.... 

C.   C.   Inglish 

LB.  Hartley 

F.  W.   St.    Clair 

T.    M.    Johnson 

George  C.  Lanning 

1.  G.   Neel 

Levi   Heade   

G.  F.  Henry 

J.   H.    McCienahan 

Samuel  D.   Floyd 

N.    T.    Oliver 

W.  H.  Moore 

Joseph  Purkey  

John    S.    Taylor 

L.  B.  Hollenbeck 

O.   S.    B.   Grimslcy 

Charles  W.   Gray 

James  S.  Stevens 

Alex  McConaughy 

W.  A.  Rose 

Henry  Duff  ^ 


Galli^her  '.. 
Cambridge 


Midway    

Craig     

Robins    

Byesville   

Sugartree  .... 
Wmtcrset  — 
Flat  Ridge  ... 
Indian  Camp 
North  Salem  . 
Kimbolton  ... 
Londonderry  . 

Skullfork  

Wintersct     . . . 

Antrim   

Quaker  City   . 

Salesvillc  

Quaker  City   . 

Odell   

Frisco     

Fairview    

Middlebourne 


Lore   City    . . . . 

Senecavilfe  

Blue   Dell    

Cumberland    . . 
Pleasant  City  . 

Buffalo     

Sligo    

Cadwallader  ... 

Claysville    

New   Concord 

Guernsey    

Birds  Run  .... 


.April 


May 
April 


May 
April 


May 
April 
Majr 
April 
Aiay 
April 


June 
April 
May 


17 

1902 

18 

1903 

6 

1901 

17 

1902 

18 

1908 

28 

1901 

15 

1903 

19 

1903 

20 

1908 

21 

1902 

16 

1903 

21 

1900 

8 

1908 

1 

1902 

23 

1903 

7 

1901 

27 

1903 

12 

1901 

17 

1902 

18 

1901 

17 

1902 

18 

1908 

21 

1902 

13 

1903 

11 

1901 

17 

1902 

25 

1903 

28 

1902 

2 

1903 

18 

1903 

1 

1903 

26 

1902 

19 

1903 

17 

1902 

17 

1902 

29 

1901 

13 

1902 

21 

1902 

6 

1903 

HAMILTON  COUNTY. 


Anderson    . 

Cincinnati 
«• 

Colerain  . . 
Columbia    . 

Crosby    . . . , 

Delhi  ..:;; 

Green    .... 

Harrison    . 

Miami    .... 

Millcreek" 

Spencer  . . 
Springfield 

Sycamore  . 
Symmes  . . 
Whitewater 


David   A.    Garrett 

G.  t.  Shaw 

Joseph  R.   Pursell 

Phihp  Winkler  

Joseph  F.  Kushman 

Tames  D.  Templeton.... 

James  M.  Brandt 

William  G.  Arnold 

George  W.  Matthews.... 

James  B.  Drake 

James   R.    Jordan 

Edwin   R.   Kemper 

Henry  E.  Hathaway 

T.  J.  Bruin | 

James  B.  Matson 

Alexander   Roebling   ... 

Fayette    M.    Wood 

Dwight    R.    Herrick 

Frank   Bowles   

Francis  Hollowell  

John    T.    Johnson 

Virgil   M.   Henderson... 

Charles   F.   Dumont 

Charles  P.  Mackelfresh.. 

D.  M.  Qark 

Chester  M.   Poor 

Frank    B.    Bctts 

Richard  J.  Stauverman.. 

Joseph    C.    Smith 

Jacob  Voorhees   

George  W .  Brown 

W.    W.    Metcalfe 

L.   S.   Stratton 

H.  H.  Miller 


Mt.   Washington 

Newton    

California    

Cincinnati 


.1  AprU 

I  May 
Nov. 


Taylors  Creek  

Bevis  

Madisonville   

Hyde  Park  

Norwood     

Preston    

Sater    

Home  City    

Cincinnati  (Price  Hill) 

Dent    .  .^ 

Station  F,   Cincinnati 

Harrison    


Addyston    

Cleves  

Norwood  

Winton    Place    

Station  C,   s^mcinnati. 

Soringdale    

Mt.  Healthy  

Wyoming    

SharonviTle    

Reading  

Loveland    

I.  amp  ucnnison   

Miami  

Elizabethtown    


April 
May 
Nov. 

April 
Nov. 
May 
Aug. 
April 

May 


April 
May 

44 

April 


May 
April 
May 
June 


1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1908 
1903 
1908 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1002 
1902 
1903 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


HANCOCK   COUNTY. 


Township. 


Natm:  of  Justice. 


P««|ottce. 


^pi ration  of 


Alien    

Amanda    

Big   Lick   .... 

Blanchard    • . . 

Cass    

Delaware    . . . . 

Ka^e  ....;;;; 

FindJay    

JacVson    

.Liberty    

Madifon     — 

Marion    

Qraxxgc    

Pleasant    

Portage    

Union    a 

Van  Buren   .. 
Washington    . 


David  J:   Coraw^U D 

Daniel    H.    Heistand D 

Wayne  Crawford D 

Harvey    Renshler    D 

Moies  McAnelly D 

Christian  (larbcr D 

Charles  Rangeler  R 

Peter  A.   Kemerer R 

S.    G.    Robjn$on R 

John   Baker   R 

Joseph   i».   Redfern R 

Milton    C.    (jreer R 

Abner  J.   Kaufinan D 

Henry   D.    Bishop D 

Peter    H.    PoweJJ D 

Merle    D.    Sours R 

Thomas    F.    (Itllespie R 

Willie    E.    Houck D 

William   Bowers    D 

George    W.    PoweU R 

Robert   wS.    Hibbet R 

John   W.   Welch D 

Ira  Rushon   D 

Benjamin    F.    Opp D 

William    F.    Glauner I  D 

John    S.    Beagle !  R 

WUliam    C.    Harding....    D 

George   D.    Mitchell R 

Albert   E.    Mathias R 

David  Culp   '  R 

W.  C.  Edgington j  D 

Edwin  W.   B.urket D 

Louis   B.   May D 

Nicholas  R.  Cummans.      D 

Andrew   J.    Hull I  D 

Robert  F.  Taylor '  D 

Levi   D.   Mussptt«r |  R 


Van  Buren  .... 

MoftinKr    

Mu  BlancUard 

Vanlue   

Findiay    


Vanlue   

Benton   Hidgfi 

McComb  

Arcadia    

BHooiiDdale    

.Mt.  13Jsnc;hard 

Forest     

Arlington    

Findl^y,   


April 
May 


April 
M^y 
Aoril 
Afay 
Dec. 
April 

May 
April 


Uou^ktown 
Findlay    .... 


Arlington    

William  stown 
Findlay    


.1  May 

:4?a7 

.1  April 


CannonsUw^g 

Ada    

.\UComb   .... 


RawsQo  ... 
Mt.  Cory  . 
New  Stark  . 

Jeuera     

.\rcadia  — 
Fostoria   . . . 


May 

Sept. 
April 

May, 
April 

May. 

.April 
May 


20.  lW-2 

21,  1902 

1,  1903 
8,  1903 

18,  190:J 

23,  1902 

21,  1903 

22,  1901 

2,  1902 
30,  1901 
20,  1901 

20,  1901 
IS,  190*2 

25,  1901 
27,  1903 
18,  1908 
15,  1003 
2S>  1002 
17,  1903 

26,  1902 
17,  1903 

2,  1905 

27,  1903 

23,  1901 

21,  1902 

23,  1*.»02 
8^  19(J3 

24,  1901 
23,  1&02 

28,  1902 
30,  19f)3 
23,  1902 
21,  1902 

2,  1901 

1,  1903 

20,  1902 

4,  190a 


ftARDIN -COUNTY. 


Blanchard 


Buck    . 
Cessna 


\V.    F.   Strahm 

W.    W.    Ratcliff 

Dudley    D.  J.    Myers 

"         Samuel   Hilc   

Goshen    John   Haley   .... 

Hale    Jacob  .Siej?   

Silas   P.   Strong. 
Jackaon   [  Adam    D.    Crillcy 


John  Walters   '  R 

David  F.  Fryer \  R 

John   Paver    R 

Tohn    O.    Walker •  R 

■  D 

R 
R 
D 
D 
R 

g 


Liberty 
Lynn    . . 
M,ark>n 


McDonald 
PVeasant 


Roundhead 


Burle  Hume 

Ellsworth  E.  M.  Coppcn 

(ieorge    F.    Henry 

W.    (..    Chcsher 

Harri-ion  Vermillion  ... 

A.  W.     Kettle 

•Lewis   D.    McMUJen... 
Luther   Ellis    

B.  L.    Lamley ^  D 

Albert    M.    Tidd I  R 

Tacoo    .Schcidemantel )  R 

).    B.    Stinson I  D 

William    T.    Bowdle '  R 


Taylor  Creek   lohn    Dcerwester    I  D 

William  L.  Garrett '  D 

Washington    John   Beach  I  D 

1  Jacob  Willikee  '  D 


Dunkirk 
Kenton  . 


Hepburn   — 

Heiffcr  

Kenton    

Ridgeway    . . . 
Mt.    Victory 
Patterson    ... 

Forest     

Ada    ....^... 


Foraker  . 
Kenton  ... 
Alger  .,., 
McGuffcy 

Tump   

Foraker  . . 
Kenton     . . 


Roundhead 


Btg   Springs    

Silver  Creek    

North  Washingtom 


April 

20, 
16, 

1902 
1903 

" 

29, 

1902 

Nov. 

15» 

1903 

April 

19. 

1901 

24. 

1903 

" 

H, 

1901 

Nov. 

20. 

1901 

April 

24, 

1903 

** 

17. 

1902 

<( 

2*, 

1903 

June 

fi. 

1901 

April 

15. 

1903 

Dec. 

«, 

1903 

April 

21. 

190:i 

*' 

2H, 

1901 

" 

IS, 

1902 

•' 

19* 

1901 

** 

15. 

1901 

" 

16, 

1901 

♦• 

15. 

1903 

•' 

20. 

1902 

*' 

27. 

1902 

May 
AprU 

12, 

1901 

17. 

1903 

'* 

2a, 

1901 

Nov. 

15. 

1901 

May 

12, 

19«1 

April 

est 

i9oa 

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JUSTICES   OF  THE  PEACE. 
HARRISON    COUNTY. 


103 


TViPJiBlrfp. 

NAttkft  Of  Justice. 

1 
1 

Poctofficc. 

Bzpiration  of 

Arr>«PT    .   .   

John  C.  Henderson 

T     R     Meeaw     

D 
D 
R 
D 

1 
5 

R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Archer 

April      26,  1902 
'*           15,  1901 

Ar^fflff    

New  Athens  

"           25,  1903 

William   Porter   

"           28,  1901 

C*d«    

A-    E.   Host 

Cadiz  

"           28,  1903 

Jefferson   C.   Glover 

Joseph    Hastings    

G     VV     Hinea.r. 

May        29,  IMS 

Prsnkfin    •..••• 

Tappan  

April       25,  1903 
^*           12,  1W3 

Deersville 

fircBort 

L.   B.    Williams 

"           15,  1902 

^jT^      

L-  C  "Kelley        

June         1,  1993 
'*           18,  1901 

German    

Georffe  Gault   

Germano 

John   M    tJarrctt 

^eans      ..     .. 

Grecac    

H.  John  Stringer 

J.   B    Mansfield 

HoDedale 

April       25,  1903 
hUy        — ,  1903 

Bowerston    

lUnsoe    

V.   H.    Host 

April       15,  1902 
**           28,  1906 

WiUiam   McCauley   

D.    E     Cecil 

Station  15 ...» 

lUrarficld 

Piedmont 

"           18,  1902 

M 

T.    A.   Wallace 

Moorcfield 

"           18,  1902 

North    

WiUiam    B.    Johnson.... 

John    L.    Thomas.. 

Samuel    Hollatid      .   ... 

Conotton 

Scio    

May        15,  1902 

April       15,  1901 
''           16,  1903 

«t 

Xotttnffhsni 

W    H    Kniffht 

R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Tariff  

"           16,  1903 

"           25,  1903 

Rumley    

E     T     Bricker 

New   Rumlev 

"           14,  1901 

Robert    Smylie 

Jewett   

May        14,  1902 

Shnrt   Crt^k    r 

W.  C.  Toland 

Harrisville 

12,  1901 

W.   G.    McLatJghlin 

T.   M.   Perry 

Short   Creek 

April       80,  1002 
^'           18,  1901 

Stock    

Laceyville     

Isaac  Smith  ^. 

Jane       22,  1902 
May         12,  1902 

*• 

C    C.   Christian 

Smithdale   

Washitigton    

•■  ••••••• 

L.  S.  Groves 

Tippecanoe    

21,  1902 

J.  C.  Howes 

April       10,  1903 

HENRY   COUNTY. 


Btrtlow   ... 

Bamaocus 

Flat  Rock 

Freedom    .. 

Uorrinn 

Liberty    ..*. 

Marioo     

Monroe   . . . 

Napoleon    . 

Pleasant    ... 

«« 

Rk^fajd  '.'. 
Kidsvville 

Wash  ni^ton 


H.   C.   Meeker 

L.  E.  Long 

John  Love  

vVillard   C.   Johnson. 

J.  H.  Rennecker 

Joseph  Weible  

Henry    Gehrett    

James  M.  Hick 

A.    F.    Corey 

Lewis  Sturdavant  ... 
Frederick   Steward 


D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
D 

N.   Shaw D 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
I  D 


B.  Mess. 

A.  A.  Fry 

L.    M.    Grove 

Henry  Geist    

C.   F.  Cleme«t 

Joseph   M.   Reiger.. 

Charles  Elager 

George  H.  Tltonias. 
George    W.    Fisher. 

L.   C.    McGee 

J.  W.  ShaHfer 

Jacob  Wolf  I  D 

Samuel  Shonk  D 

C.  H.  Hanchett '  R 


Deshler    . 

McClure 
Grellton   . 
Hol^ate   ., 
Florida  .. 
Napoleon 


May 
A|M-il 
May 
April 


Liberty  Center  

!  May 

New   Bavaria    |  June 

Hamler    I  J uly 

Napoleon    I  May 

Malinta    I  April 

Napoleon    ** 


Pleasant  Bend  I  Nov. 

Neu'   Bavarra    

Holgat©   .^ 

Wcsthope   

Ridgrrviile  Comers   .., 


Colton 
Texas 


April 

May 

April 
May 

April 


2,  1902 
9,  1903 
28,  1901 

28,  1902 
11,  1902 

1,  1903 
16,  1901 

29,  1962 

30,  1901 
20,  1908 
24,  1902 

1903 


21,  ima. 

12,  1902 

13,  1902 

18,  1903 
9,  1901 

15,  1901 
7,  1902 
15.  ItOl 
15,  1901 
6,  19«2 
29,  1901 
2ft,  19€2 

19,  1903 
27,  I99S 


HIGHLAND   COUNTY. 


Brash  Creek 


Clay 


Concord 
Dodsoa 
Fairfield 


Daniel    Butler    '  R 

S.  S.  White !  P 

W.   M.   Taylor R 

L.   M.   Loudcrback I  D 

G.    W.    Martin •  R 

{ames   P.   Donoho '  R 
^  F.  Webster '  D 


J.  W.  Henderson '  R 

Thomas  W.   ShaflEcr 


George  K.  Simmons. 
G.  T:  Hardy 


Fort    Hill    

Sinking    Spring    . 

Buford    ! 

Hollowtown     

.'^u^a^tree    Ridge 

Fairfax     

Lynchburg 

DodsonvilTe  ..... 
Ea^t  ifonroc  .... 
Leesburg     


1  "^P/'^ 

'  June 
I  April 

May 

«« 
April 


25,  1903 
27,  1903 
1*1903 
30,  1903 
25,  1903 

8,  vm\ 

30,  1902 
7,  U»02 

30,  lonj 

17,  1001 
30,  1903 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
HIGHLAND  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Township. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Hamer  

Jackson  

Liberty    

Madison    . . . . 

Marshall    ... 

New   Market 

Paint    

Penn    .V.V..V 

Salem   

Union    

Washington 

White  Oak  . 


fulius   N.    Knauer ,  D 

IV.    N.    litTTy D   I 

John   Frump   |  D   I 


H.  H.   Macidox. 

James  A.   VVilkins 

James  G.    Kclso 

John  A.   Hughey 

Ouinton    Dick    

Wesley  Gall  

Thomas  R.  Vance 

Tohn  Gibler  

Thomas  M.   Ferguson... 

R.  E.  Shivers 

C.  B.  Edwards 

James  E.  Wright 

Zeri   Chaney    

J.   S.  Oldaker 

H.   C.   Caplinger 

T.  W.  Sweeney 

C.    P.    Helsey 

L.  E.  Roberts 


R 

R 

R 

D 

D 

R 

D 

R   I 

R  , 

^  I 

D  I 

D 

D 

D 

R 


Nevin  .... 
Winkle  .. 
Bell  ..... 
Hiilsboro 


Greenfield  .. 
Marshall  .... 
New  Market 


Rainsboro     

New  Petersburg 
Carey  town    


Pulse  

Russells     . 
Berryville 


Mowrystown 
Corwin    


April 
\iay 


April 
May 
Dec. 

May 

April 

May 
Aug. 
Nov. 
May 
.■\pril 

Dec. 


HOCKING   COUNTY. 


Benton 
Falls    .. 


Good  Hope 

Greene    

Laurel    

Marion    — 
Perry    ..:.*;: 


Salt   Creek 
Starr    


Ward 


Washington 


A.  J.  Devore 

Hamilton  Vandagriff 

A.  R.  McBroom 

Allen  H.   Brooks.... 

T.   A.   Kline 

Daniel  H.  Lappen... 
George  W.  Dupler.. 
John  C.  Stoughton.. 
Jason  Guess   

E.  D     Lehman 

John  G.  Krinn 

George    W.    Snyder. 

F.  x\   Martin 

G.  W.  Erasure 

D.    B.    Black 

Michael  McBride  ... 
A.  J.   wnite 

D.  L.  Davis 

I.   Y.   Hartzell 

Albert   L.   Simons... 

John  A.   Donley 

Rphraim    Shaw    

Jesse   Devore    

E.  G.   Martin 

J.  H.  Parrott 


South   Bloomingville 

Logan  

Enterprise    

Logan  

Rockbridge     

Logan  

Haydenville  

Gibsonville    

J°« ■•■■•'••■■••"• 

Logan 

Laurelville    

Middle  Fork  

South   Perry   

Haynes    

Union  Furnace  

Starr    

Orbiston    

Carbon   Hill    

Blatchford    

Ewing    

Swan   


April 

Nov. 
April 
May 
April 


HOLMES   COUNTY. 


Berlin  . . . 
German  . . 
Hardy  ..'. 
Killbuck". 
Knox  — 
Mechanic 
Monroe  . . 
Paint  ...*. 
Prairie  . . . 
Richland 
Ripley    ... 


J.    A.    Brown D 

Yilliam   P.  .Hott D 

B.  C.  Fisher D 

M.  E.  Luke D 

A.  J.  Bell D 

iohn  P.  Larimer D 
ohn  M.  Ling R 
'eter  Schlagle  D 

H.   H.  Wachtel I  D 

(;eor5e   vV.   Kaylor I  D 

W.  C.  Patterson 1  D 

Tncob  Sheneman  I  D 

I  Tames  M.  Martin '  D 

'Elias  Crum   I  D 

'  ( leorge  S.  Frev '  D 

1  George  J.  Hoffman |  D 

I  Samuel    Le    Fevre I  D 

,  John   McClelland   D 

.  A.   L.   Jones jR 

Jules  A.   Sannier D 

'  John   Flemming   R 

I  George   W.  Sprang |  D 


Berlin 


Baltic    

Farmerstown 
Millersburg    . 


Killbuck 
Nashville 


Grade    

Becks  Mills 
W  elcome  . . . 
Nashville  . . 
Mt.  Hope  .. 
Winesburfir 
Holmesville 


Pictoria    

Glenmont  . . 
Paint  Valley 
Big   Prairie   . 


April 


Nov. 
.^pril 

May 

April 


June 
April 


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Township 

Name  of  Justice. 

8 

1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Sa]t   Creek    

P.    D.    ^lahaffey 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 

1 

Mt.   HoDC 1   Anril         11.    IftfH? 

Calvin   Fry   

**           14,  1902 

Walnut  Creek    

H.    P.   Lcdrich 

Walnut   Creek    

Sept.       15,  1902 
April       18,  1903 
^'           13,  1901  f 
17.  1901  ' 

VV.    F.    Hochstctlcr 

Charles   C.    Knox 

Jacob  Miller  

Trail    

Washington    

Nashville    

Plimpton  

HURON    COUNTY. 


Bronson    . . 

Garksfield 
Fairfield     . 


Fifhville  . . . 
Greenfield  . . 
Greenwich  . 
Hartland    . 

Lyme    

New  Haven 


New  London 

Xorwalk    . 

Norwich     

Peru    ....'.'.'/.. 


Richmond 
Ridgeficld 


Ripley    ... 

Sherman    . 
Town  send 


Wakeman 


:c.. 
on. 


P  5 

G  

A.   t;.   Miller 

L.  E.   Merry 

C.   S.   Pierce 

William    H.    Skinner 

M.   O.   Rettig 

F.  P.  Smith 

Rollin    C.    Powers 

A.    K.    McConnell 

S.  T.  A.  Van  Sciver.... 

Edgar   Martin    

W.   M.   Smith 

Levi    L.    Young 

A.    B.   Smith 

Jonathan   Pierce  

Matthias  Carrothers  .... 

Jacob  Hemminger 

J.    P.    Cornell 

George   S.   Catlin 

John  Dier  

M.  B.  Smith 

C.    L.    Hawley 

Charles  Stacey  

L.   W.   French 


Peru    

Olena    

White    Fox    

North    Fairfield 


Fitchville 
Steuben    . . 
Greenwich 


April 


.1 


•  I 


Woodford 
Hartland   . 
Bellevue    . 


New   Haven 
Chicago    


May 
Aug. 
April 
Aug. 
April 

Sept. 
April 


New  London 
Norwalk    


.1 


Centerton 
Havana    . . 


Peru    

Chicago    

Monroevillc 


Ripleyvillc    

Weavers    Corners 

Collins    

East  Townsehd  — 

Norwalk    

Wakeman     


Nov. 
April 
Tune 
May 

Dec. 
April 


July 
June 
April 
May 
April 


23,  1903 
17,  1908 

7,  1901 
20,  1901 
12,  1902 

8,  1902 

7,  1903 
20,  1903 
20,  1903 
80,  1901 

10,  1902 
20,  1003 
17,  1903 
— ,  1901 
80,  1903 
17,  1902 

17,  1902 
80,  1903 

14,  1002 

19,  1902 

11,  1901 

20,  1902 

8,  1903 

20,  1903 
4,  1002 

— ,  1902 

21,  1901 
21,  1901 

18,  1902 
30,  1908 
20,  1902 
11,  1901 

15,  1902 
1,  1903 

28,  1903 


JACKSON   COUNTY. 


Bloomfield 
Coal    

Franklin"*.'. 
Hamilton    . 

Jackson   

Jefferson    . . 

Liberty    ... 

Uck    ...'.'.'. 

Madison 
*t 

Milton    ..... 

Scioto  ...... 

Washington 
Wellston     . 


William  Scinlock  .. 
rrank   Richards    ... 

M.    K.   Glenn 

V.  C.   Martindale. . . 

Henry    Canter    

William  Girke   

L  V.  Randall 

George  L.  Wickline 
James  S.  Horton... 
Stephen  Crabtree 


Tames  Bacy  |  D 

William    Bailess    '  D 

Samuel  F.  White I  R 


WMliam  W.   Hughes. 

John  J.  Thomas 

Thomas  J.  Thomas.. 

W.  E.  Lewis 

A.  W.  Kriebel 

Adam  F.  Dempsey.. 

John  A.  Howell 

L.   M.   Harrell 

Calvin    Champlin    ... 

W.    H.    Connery 

William  A.  Noble... 


Rocky  Hill   I 

Coalton    April  16,  1901 

'  Nov.  80,  1908 

iackson    I  May  2,  1901 

!abee  I  June  1,  1902 

I  April  28,  1908 

Leo I  May  11,  1902 

L.merick     I      "  -8,  1903 

Oak  Hill  I  June  23,  1902 

I  May  31,  1903 

Jackson    '      **  18,  1902 

;•          July  6,  1902 

Oak  Hill ".'.'. '. '. '. '.  \ '. .'  .*  .* ."  .*  .* ." .'  .T  May  * " '  28',  iwi 

I  March  3,  1908 

RempeJ    I  .May  81,  1903 

Wellston    I      "  12,  1901 

Berlin    |  April  29,  1902 

I      ^'  10.  1903 

Cove    !      •'  27,  1901 

Grahamville     **  18,  1903 

Wellston    I      "  80,  1901 

Leo    ...' I  June  3,  1902 

Wellston    I  April  9,  1908 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 


Townsllip. 

Name  of  Justice. 

(A 

1 

Po&toffice. 

Expiration  of 
Tenn. 

Rrusb  Creek  

S.  G.   Dorrance 

T    Pinnock  

R 
R 
R 

R 

1 

East  View   j  April      21,  nm 

May          3,  1902 

Wintersville    |      '*            6,  Wl 

Cross  Creek 

D.   H.  England 

Robert  Arthur  ► 

T.  ri.  Montgomery 

James  Simpson   

New  Alexandria  i  Aoril       15.  1*02 

Island  Credc   

R 
F 

Toronto   

Richmond     ..^ 

13,  lfl02 

19,  1902 

Mav           2.  1902 

>( 

^V.    H.    Welday 

R 
R 

rR 

R 
R 
R 

Ivnox     .       

15.   Whitcomb   

Empire    1  April       13,  1901 

Toronto    1  Mav          4.  11*)1 

John    H.    Paisley 

S.   Z.   Alexander 

Alex.    D.    Humphrevillc. 

J.   M.   Meredith 

T.  M.  Lyle 

<t 

^noxTille 

April       24,  1W2 
Nov.          8,  1901 
April       22,  li»02 

Mount  Pleasant 

{^S3 

Mt.    Pleasant    

pillonvale    

Shane 

Thomas  L  Speedy 

Thomas   Russell   

J.  C.  Riley 

A.  L.  Fiscus^. .....>....  > 

D 
R 
R 
R 
R 

Richmond     1      "            7,  1901 

m 

HaniraondsviHe     May          4,  M02 

Salem   

Richmond     |  .April      21,  1902 

E.    Springfield    '      **           Ifl-  1903 

Saline   

James  E.   Paisley 

E.   W.   Cooper ^.-. 

Ironciale  

I*ort   Homer   

^fay          S,  1901 

31,  1901 

1,  1903 

4,  1901 

April       22,  rJ02 

30,  1903 

««       ••••••  • 

VV.  P.  King 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 

Hammondsville     

.Adena     

Smithfield  

Smithfield  

William  B.  McLaughlin. 

D.   P.  Sutherland 

W.    E.   Steiameta ^.. 

Simon    Smith    ........... 

Snrii»fffi<»Td    

Itergliolz    

East  SpariB^fidd 

Steabcnville 

B.   F.   Prentiss 

Steubenvihc    t  Arrril       17.  19^ 

23,  WOZ 

\^arTcn 

C     M.    Collins 

Portland  StatKm 

'*           27,  1901 

J.   C.   Stills 

Rush   kun   

May          5,  m»l 
**             8,  1901 

Wavoe 

Samuel    \'orhes    

L'nionpoft 

James  VVillemin 

Bloommgdale   

Creswrll  

"             3,  1901 

M 

Thomas  McFarren 

George    M.    Ekey 

E.   R?  Waugh 

C.   W.   Tarr 

"            9,  1903 

Well9                  

Smithfield  

"             9,  1901 

New  Alexandtia 

April       10,  1906 
14.  1903 

*•     .!.!'.!....! 

Brilliant    

KNOX  COUIJTY. 


Btriin   

Brofirn    

Butler  .'...',. 

cby  ..;:;*.;; 

Clinton    . . . . 
College    . . . . 

Harrison    . . . 

HiUmr    ...". 

Howard   .... 
Jackson   — 

Jefferson   ... 
Liberty    

\Eiddleburg 

Milford'    .... 

Mlillec   ,.'.'/.. 

Monroe    

M!oF|fan    

Morris    


Pike    ..., 
Pleasant 
Union     . , 


John   Kanaga   D 

John   C.    Gilmore D 

Judson   Loney  .' D 

John  Hyatt D 

McCoy  Mitchell   D 

L,vmdcs  Smith    R 

E.    H.    Funck R 

Isaac  Clark   R 

John   J.    Kelly D 

J.  L.  Leonard R 

W.  K.  Forbes R 

Thomas  H.  Hiedy R 

E.  P.  Webster R 

C.  E.  Wotie D 

Ellsworth    Laughery    ...  D 

.Mlwi   Frost   D 

S.    Robert    Be«t R 

D.  H.   Lamz D 

U.   C.    Melick D 

J.   R.  Cessna- I) 

Amos  Clark  D 

Samud   Wrisrht  R 

Joseph  F.  Cox R 

George    E.    McCaHy R 

C.  F.  Cochran R 

D.  E.   Chadwick D 

I.   W.   Rush R 

C.    L.    Baughman R 

H.    V.    Safford R 

John  W.   Perkins D 

J.    F.    Bricker R 

E.  C.   TuHoss D 

Edward  Bursoo  '  D 

Fred   ^fe^rin   j  D 

William    Edgar    t  D 


M.  M.  Cunnin 
J.  H.  Bane... 
Noble 'Weir  ., 
John  Tucker  . 
J.   H.  Mead... 


AiikeD3stown 

Democracy  .. 
JelLoway  . . . . 
l^lillwood.    ... 

Zuck    

Martmsbnrg 

Mt.    Vernon 

Ofnnhier     . . . . 


Pipesvillc  . . . 
Rich  Hill  ... 
Cewterburg    . 

Howard    

Bladen  sbarg- 


Greersville  ... 
Mt.  Liberty  . 
Mt;  VernoB  .. 

Delano    

Batemantown 

Lock    

Milford     

Brandon    


May 
April 
June 
Aprfl 

May 
June 

April 


May 
April 


Majr 

.\pril 


I  April 

1  May 

AprU 


Mt.  Vernon  .... 
Morgan  Center 


Frederick  town 
Mt.  Vernon  . . 
Democracy 


May 

.i  April 


Mt.    Vemow 


Millwo-d 
Danville 


Vpr 
M^y 
April 


June 
April 
M^y 


12,  1908 

22.  1901 
19,  1903 
18,  IfOl 
29,  1902 

^,  1902 

1^  1003 

11,  1901 

23,  1908 
16,  1901 
16,  1901 
25,  1902 
aa,  1902 

5,  1903 
25.  1902 
S7»  1903 
29,  1908 
IS,  1901 
2S,  1902 

9,  1901 
15^  :tooi 


a,  1902 
22,  1003 
20V  lfl02 

29,  1802 
22,  1901 

30,  1903 
28,  lfl03 
17.  1902 

5.  1903 
25,  1902 
16,  1903 
22,  WOl 
28,  1903 
28'.  W02 
16,  1903 
24,  1902 

3,  1903 


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LAKK  COUNTY. 


107 


Tvmmahit^ 

NWWi  of  Justice 

1 

Po»toficc. 

• 

Expiration  of 
form. 

Concord  

E.    J.    Gray 

R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 

Painesville 

April      U,  1902 
22    19fl3 

George  Murray 

Concord 

Ikirthnd    

}.    W.    SchuDD 

K.irtland     . 

27,  1908 
\fav             1      loni 

Grant    Cowres    

LcT»^    

C    M     Balch 

Drigjfs 1  April       U,  UKi2 

BraKemaji   I      "          "M    hmv^ 

B     M.    BedeH 

Madison    

W.   H.   Genunfi[.: 

30,   1902 
17,  1903 
"            26,  1903 
22.  1901 
22.  1901 
24,   1901 

11,  1902 

12.  i;'02 
22,  1903 
11,  19fJ2 

1       **             lo     iorv> 

C.  M.  Chaffe« 

North    Madison    ., 

il  adison 

** 

Daniel  L.ee 

Houor    

Frank  J.  Rexford 

D.  afnton  Hill 

M.  A.  Tuttle 

Piinrs^tlhp   

Pairoort  Harbor 

Painftsvitle    ....... 

V 

J.    C.    Ward 

M 

Clark   H.    Nye 

L.   T^.    Morris..... 

« 

Perrv  

R.  E    Allison 

Pain#svUle 

J.    S.    El!«n 

Willoughby   '  May        *7',  1002 

!  April       26,  1303 

Benjamin    Excell    

LAWRENCE   COUNTY. 


.Vid 


Diec«|ur   .. 

Elinbcth* 
fa;«ue    .. 


ffamtlton 
Lavrence 


^lason 

Perry    . 


tone  .. 
Synuiies 
Cnioa     . 

M 

Cpper    . 


WaalungtDn 
Windkor    . . . 


T.  C.  Mautin 

\V.  N.  Neal 

John   Bradshaw   

Thomas  Riley  

Ira   Warnecke    

Willis  E.  Camebdl 

Lewis    A.    McKqq..... .. 

Joshua  Kite  

William    H.    Crawford... 

Randolph  L.  Jones 

G  jorgc    M.    Steele 

John  riartwig  * 

Cornelius  Massie   

John  Harmon  

G.   U  Cbatficld 

R.    C.    Mays 

C.  L.  Steed 

John  Henson  

J.  A.  Bowen 

B.  A.   Boggess 

A.  S.  Cooper 

William  Suitfer  

A.    H.   Keeney -..,.. 

T.  W.  Ollom 

William  D.  Henry 

James  Craig 

D.  R.   Edwards 

Wallace  Hockenbury  . . . 

George  W.  Hesson 

G.   H.  Thompson 


Cherryaville 

Aid  ..: 

Johns  Creek  . . . 

Ort  

Campbell  

Fedro    

Montreal   

Getaway    

Svbone   

Hanging   Rock 

Kitts    Hill    

Andis    

Okey    

Raspberry     

Sheridan    

Rocamp  

Forest  Dale 

Millers    

La   Belle  

Waterloo  

Sheritts    

Bradrick    

Getaway    

Proctorville   .... 
Ironton    


.1  Nov. 


.1 


June 
April 
M^y 
April 

Dec. 

June 
May 


Apri 


May 


:i 


Olive  Furnace 
Willow  Wood  . 
Dobbstown    . . . 
.Scotttown   


Dec. 
I  Nov. 

May 
I      *' 

June 
1  Ma^ 


16,  1902 
lo,  W02 

16,  1903 
28.  U»)l 

7,  1901 
13,  1901 

28,  1901 
20,  1902 

6,  1903 

4,  1903 
10,  1901 
22,   1902 

29,  linn 

30,  1901 
20,  1001 

3,  1902 

5,  190.3 

19,  1002 
24,  1JM13 

28,  1903 

29,  1903 

17,  W02 

20,  1902 

16,  1903 
19,  1901 

17,  1902 
19,  1903 

7.  1901 
9,  1901 
1,  1902 


UCKING   COUNTY. 


BenaJngton  . . . . 
Bowling  Gmn 

Bvrlnjgton  

Bdes  *'/-*; 

Eto»  '.'.'.v.'.'.'.'.'.'. 
FilUbur'g  "...'..! 
Vraj^in     '.V/.V. 

Graoville 

Hanover 

Harriwn 


Tam«s.  Bityan  

L.  M,  Shipl^. 

Charles  S.   MoCuUock.. 

Williwn  Courson    

Charles  Butcher   

J.  S.  Williams 

L.  S.  Stevenaon 

James  B.  Colville 

G.  W:.   Helmick 

Jacob  Henderltcdc 


C.   Duean... 
C.  MoArtor. 


S.  J.  Snelling 

Stephen    UosJcinson 
Joseph  Jackson   

E.  J,  Dorsey 

Charles  W.   Ritchey. 

F.  M.    Haynes 

Henry  Geiger  

A.   R.   Miller 


Look    

Appleton     . . 
Brownftvdile 

Linville    

Homer    


Purity     

Long  Rim 

Etna  

^Vagraw  ... 
Fallsburg'  . 


•  I 


Linville  . 
Newark  . 
Granville 


Hanover    ... 

Tabors    

Kirkersville 
Pataskala    . . 


May 
June 
May 
April 

May 
April 

May 
June 
April 


Tan. 
Dec. 
April 


29,  1901 

10,  1901 
1,  1902. 

21,  1902 
IS.   1901 

11,  1902 

23.  l!M)2 
27^,  19<13 

8.  llKll 
15,  1!>02 
19,  190;j 
25.  1901 
27,  1903 
29,   in»)l 

1.  v.m 

29,  1901 
21.  n>02 

18.  1903 

19,  1901 

24,  1903 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
LICKING  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Hartford   — » 
Hopewell    — 

Jersey  

Liberty    

Licking   

Lima    

Madison    

Mary  Ann   ... 

McKean    

Monroe   

Newark   

Newton   

Perry    

St.  Albans'!'.! 

Union  

Washington  .. 


H.  D.  Payne 

Simon  Shafer  

J.  T.  Bissct 

Samuel   H.   Henslec 

W.    S.    Hcnthorne 

().   A.   Pierson..'. 

H.   C.   Longwell 

William   A.    Rusler 

C.  Owen    Clark 

Samuel    H.    Swartz 

David    Mcintosh    

B.   F.   Sutherland 

Joseph  Butler  

Eli    i..lliams  

Peter  E.  Snelling 

Frederick    T.    Hickman 

William   D.    Barrick 

Samuel   Smith    

D.  W.   Willison 

W.   S.   Harding 

James   R.   Atcherly 

Andrew  J.   Crilly 

Charles  E.   Hoover 

E.  F.   Dush 

G.    H.    Brown 

John  E.  Wilson 

Maurice    Watkins    

(>.  A.  Brooks 

Thomas    P.    Jones 

Amos  Atwood   

Charles   Weaver    

W.   C.  Houser 


Postoffice. 


Bxpiralion  of 
Tenn. 


McBride    I  May 

Croton    , '      ** 

Gratiot   j  April 

Beech  .!!!!!!!!!!!!! 


Jersey   
ohnstown 


•I 


Jacksontown 


Summit   Station 

Pataskala    

N  ewark    


Wilkins  Run 

Hickman   

High   Water 
Freedonia   ... 
Johnstown    .. 

Newark    


St.    Louisville 

Perry  ton    

Reform  

Alexandria   .... 


Union  Station 

Hebron^ 

St.  Louisville 


May 

April 

June 

Utica  I  July 


Nov. 
April 
M^3r 
April 


Jan. 

April 
Aiay 
April 


LOGAN   COUNTY. 


Bloomfield 


Bokes  Creek 
Harrison  .... 
Jefferson  .... 
Lake   ....!!!! 

Liberty    

McArthur    . . 

Miami    

Monroe   

Perry  ..!!!!! 
Pleasant"!!!! 
Richland  .... 
Rush  Creek  . 
Stokes 


Union    

Washington 

Zane    


().  P.  Valentine 

J.  W.  Beeriine 

S.  L.  Hall 

E.  L.  Hathaway..., 

C.   N.    Biddle 

H.  W.  Cordrey 

J.   H.   Eaton 

F.  O.  Hockctt 

C.  W.   Polk 

Robert   Dow   

D.  T.    Huben 

R.   N.  Jordan 

George  F.  Bailey.. 
George  M.  Hoover 

Tohn   Bimel    

J.   H.   McKinnie... 

N.  V.  Speece 

Henry  D.  Randall. 

C.  H.  Tallman 

Z.    Laporte    

William  Skidmore 

G.  C.   Naugle 

Reuben  Martin   — 

David  Watson   

O.   Liles    

G.  A.  Williams 

E.  Zimmerman   — 
Thomas   Nickell    .. 

Allen    Pence   

Grant  Rose   

T.   F.   Kinnan 

Henry  W.  Clay 

M.  D.  Ditzler 

Henry   Bell    

Harrison  Curl   ..... 


Bloom  Centre  ...I  Jan. 

1  Oct. 

I  April 

West   Mansfield   I     ^* 

Ridgeway    Aug. 

Bellefontaine  I  May 

Zanesfield   I      ** 


Bellefontaine  I  April 

I  July 

West  Liberty  |  May 

"  Aprif 

Huntsville    \iay 


De  Graff  April 

puincy  Tan. 

VVest  Liberty  May 

Pickreltown   

East  Liberty  

West  Mansfield 

Logansville    May 

Ouincy  Aug. 

New  Richland   ** 

Belle  Center  April 

Big   Springs   '  June 

Rushsylvania    April 

Lake    View    " 

New  Hampshire 

Santa  Fe  

Bellefontaine 

Lewistown   


Middleburg 


Jan. 
May 

April 


6,  1001 
17.  1901 

20,  190S 

17,  1901 
13/1901 
27,  lfl02 

18.  1903 
9,  1901 

14,  1901 

15,  1902 

5.  1902 

7,  1001 

19,  1903 
29.  1902 

6.  1902 

21.  1902 
25.  1908 

0.  1901 

7.  1901 
7.  1908 

7.  1903 
9,  1901 
5,  1901 
4.  1901 

20.  1903 

8.  1902 

20.  1908 

21.  190S 
21.  190J 

24.  1908 
«,  1S02 

8,  1901 
20,  190S 

9,  1901 

25.  1901 


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LORAIN   COUNTY. 


109 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Bxpiration  of 
Term. 


Amherst    ... 

Avon    

Black   RiVer 

«• 

Brighton  ... 

Brownhelm 

Camden   

Carlisle    **.'.'. 

Columbia    . . 

Eaton    

Elyria   

Grafton    . . . . 

Henrietu   .. 

Huntington 

La  Grange  . 

Penfield  ...'. 
Pittsfield  ... 

Bidgeville  !! 

•4 

Rochester  .. 

Russia    

Sheffield".'!! 
Wellington 


A.  E.  Stiwald 

T.  F.  Fowl 

T.,H.  Huessner.'. 

Peter  Kohnz  

A.  J.   Moore 

George  C.  Hall 

Edmund  Uilmore  

T.   Brown   

H.  H.  Vincent 

L.  H.  McQueen 

C.  W.   Mead 

H.  H.  Weeks 

O.  Cannon  

Martin  Lauer  

Charles  Kirk  

B.  B.  Adams 

W.  H.  Giles 

Charles  C.  Lord 

A.  E.  Lawrence 

William   Gibson    

P.  H.  Rogers 

T.  E.  Bell 

O.  B.  Huem 

Theodore  Dirlam  

Edson   A.    Clark 

C.  W.  Hastings 

L.    L.   Crane 

Washington  J.  Krebs... 

Henry    McRobcrts    

A.  O.  West 

Frank  Briggs  

T.  B.  Rogers 

William  Bennett  

H.  O.  Beckley 

Alfred   Fauver    

Louis  E.   Burgner 

Orvillc  Root   

Thomas  McCann    

J.  E.   H.   Perkins 

George  Robishaw 


North   Amherst 


Folger 
Avon   ., 
Lorain 


Brighton 


Aug. 
April 

May 
April 


Brownhelm 
Vermillion    , 
Kipton    


Elyria 


3 
9 
9 
4 

27 
25 
26 
29 
May        29 


Copopa  

North    Eaton 
Elyria    


Grafton  

Belden    

Oberlin    . . . . 

Kipton    

Huntington 


!  June 
May 
Aug. 
May 
April 


La  Grange 


Penheld  .. 
Pittsfield  . 
Ridgeville 


North   Ridgeville 

Rochester   

Bakers  Crossing  . 
Oberlin  


Lorain    

South  Lorain 
Wellington  ... 


May 


April 
May 
June 
May 
April 

May 
June 
April 

May 

April 


1901' 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1908 
1901 
1903. 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903. 
1903 
1903. 
1903 
1903. 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1901 


LUCAS   COUNTY. 


Adams    

Temsalem   

Mondova   

Oregon    

Port   Lawrence 
•« 

Providence  .... 
Rkjfield  ..!!!! 

Spencer  

Spnngiield   

Sylvania    

•4 

M 

Washington    . . 

Waterville    ..!! 
Waynesfield    . . 


C.  R.  Bowen 

Anson    N.    Lape 

Amos  C.   Kester 

W.  F.  Strayer 

John    P.    Holloway. . 

John  E.  Kerr 

Ira  A.   Kent 

A.  R.  Fassett 

Charles   W.    Meek... 
Frank  Templeton  . . . 

John  M.   Kenyon 

J.   H.    Rethinger 

K.  H.  Lciberger 

Charles  F.  Harroun. 
Franklin    Farmer   . , . 

Samuel  Farmer  

Stephen   Helfrich   ... 
Peter  Ragan  


iga 
John  Walker 

W.   E.  Chappie 

Moses  B.  Thomas 

George  W.   Sifleet 

Henry   Brown    

Benjamin  F.  Mallet..... 

WUIiam    R.    Liflet 

F.  A.  Butler 

A.  J.  Taylor 

John    A   .Smith 

Edward  P.  McCritchen. 


Toledo    . . . 
Richards    . 

Bono   

Maumee    . 
Monclova 


Toledo  .. 
Mominee 
Toledo    .. 


t ancher     

Neapolis    

Richfield  Center 

Burkey  

Swanton  

Raab    

Maumee    

Holland  

Svlvania    

Mitchaw    

Toledo    

Auburndale    

West  Toledo  .... 

Toledo    

White  House  ... 

Waterville    

Maumee    


May 


April 
June 

April 


.! 


June 

April 
May 
Tune 
May 
April 
Tune 
May 
April 


.1   " 
.1  May 

'!  l^\ 
•  I  Apnl 

•I  May 


21,  1901 

28,  1901 

29,  1903 

27,  1901 
4,  1901 

28,  1902 

20,  1901 

4,  1902 
14,  1901 

14,  1901 
16,  1903 

24,  1902 
2,  1903 

25,  1903 
81,  1903 

25,  1901 

15,  19a3 
8,  1902 

5,  1003 

26,  1901 

16,  1901 

28,  1908 
8.  1902 

29.  1902 

21,  1903 
2,  1901 

16,  1901 
29.  1902 
1.  1908. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRJSTARV  OF  STATE. 

MADISON   COUNTY. 


Township. 

N«inc  of  Justice. 

1 

1 

Pottofficr. 

Expiration  of 
term. 

Canaan   ,.. 

J.  R.  Arthur.*. 

R 

R 
D 
D 

n 

April       26,  1801 
19,  1902 

C    M    Butt 

Darby  

Ross  Mooney 

Plain 'City    ^ 

"            18,  1901 

William    P.   Andrews.,., 
lames  Rvall 

"           17,  1»02 

Deer  Creek  

Lafayette 

"            12     IIK)^ 

A.  A.  Peel 

*'           15,   lfl02 

« 

John  Moore  

« 

"           25,  1903 

Fairfield . 

\\'illiam    A     Strain 

Biff 'Plain     

X'ov         15     1P(J2 

S.  H.  Edwards 

R 

Lilly  Chapel  

May           3,  irm2 

April       2B.  ISOl 

'*            IS    1W3 

Jefferson  '........ 

lohn  T.  GrefiTB 

R 
R 
D 

? 

West  Jefferson  

Wallace   \\\    Lewis 

John    C     Butler 

Monroe    , 

Rcsaca    

"             9,  1W>1 

Elmer  Daugherty  

Plumwood    

•  "           IS,  1903 

Oak   Run 

Clirisman 

"           22    1902 

Paint    

James  Cleeland   

Samuel  X.   Ramsey 

S     S     Robbins 

D 

**            IS,   IWl 

R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 

London    

"            U,  1«03 

Pike   

Rosedale . 

"            2.1,  19()1 

Ellsworth    nidwcll    

John  T.  Burke 

John  X.  I'ord 

Reason  G.  I^itck 

I'mphrey   Xicewarncf    .. 

"            19,  1M03 

Plcanant    

Mt.   .Sterling   

Sedalia   

May          1,  vm 

'*             2     lWt3 

Rankle    

Somerford    

April       14,  1903 
^'           17,  19*« 

Stokes    

Ephraim    B.    Eyler '  D 

Charles    F.    Stillwell |  D 

L.   T.   Cireen j  R 

John    McCartney    i  D 

N'oah  Thomas 1  R 

South   Solon 

*    "            11     1902 

"           Hi  1968 

Uniofj 

I^ondon    .... 

May        CO,  1902 

April       18,  1992 

^*             7,  1908 

;;      

"        

MAHONING   COUNTY. 


Austintown 

Beaver    

Berlin     !!.".".' 


Boardman 
Caniield   . . 


Coitsville    . . 
Ellsworth    . . 

Goshen    

Green    

Jackson     ... 


Milton 
Poland 


S4nith    

Springfield 


David    .\nderson    |  t) 

(ieorge   Harris   R 

William  (ieis  |  D 

C.    A.    Snyder '  R 

A.   \\  .    Ley  man i  R 

H .    F.    Yeager i  D 

I).    B.    Raymond \  V 

H.   A.   Manchester '  V> 

A.   F.  Moore D 

A.  J.    Beg^s I  R 

\\\    H.    Wicks I  R 

R.  W.  Dickson }  D 

S.    S.    Gault |... 

S.    H.    .Armstrong I  R 

T.    R.    Peeples I  R 

VVilliam   L    Hahn I  R 

B.  P.  Bush :....:  n 

Robert    Russell    R 

Herman    H.    Lynn '  D 

A.    L.   Reichard [  D 

L    H.    Davids<jn I  R 

VVilliam   Liggett   R 


Robert  Van   .\uker. 
T.   B.  Hcacock,  Jr.. 

Simeon  Card  

H.  E.  Miller 

Obadiah   Peters  

Henry  Wire 


West   Austintown    i  April  24,  1901 

Austintown    1      ''  26,  1902 

Xew  Buffalo  I  May  19,  1902 

Xcrth   Lima    j  June  20,  1908 

Berlin    Center    |  May  1.1,  19«1 

I      "  13,  1901 

Boardman     I  .April  25,  1901 

Canfield    I      *'  24,  1901 

'      **  26,  1901 

Coitsville  : |      "  27,  1901 

«•           I       "  27    1901 

Ellsworth    .....'.[...[.....J  June  24^  1901 

I*atmos  i  May  S,  1961 

Damascus   ,j      '*  4,  1903 

(Jrecnford    April  26,  19W2 

I      ^'  26,  1902 

Xonh  Benlon   {  May  12,  1901 

Xorth    Jackson    i  July  2,  1903 

Milton    I  May  13,  1908 

Poland    I  April  25,  1901 

L-ywelMville     !      "  10,  1902 

Strutters  I  May  13,  1903 

Xorth    Benton    i  Tunc  7,  1901 

Alliance     I  May  10,  1908 

Petersburg  I  June  5,  1901 

New  Springueld  I  Dec.  15,  1902 

New   Middleton   1  May  18,  1903 


MARION    COUNTY. 


Biy  Islamd  

BowJing  Green 

Claridon    

Grjmd   ...'.'..'.'.'. 

Grand    Prairie 
Green  Camp   . . 

Marion     

Montgomery  .. 


Daniel  Clifton   I  R 

Francis  M.   Drake D 

J.   W.    Frederick D 

A.  J.  Tones i  D 

W.   .V.   Early I  R 

E.  H.  Day D 

William  Carter R 

Anthony  Parish  R 

F.  E.    Burtsfield '  D 

Willis  Bilger  '  D 

R.    K.    Bradshaw I  R 

Frank  J.    Kelleher |  D 

Claries    E.    Gompf iD 

E.   C.   Brady |  D 


KspyvilK 
Ruth  .. 
L.a  Rue 


Adelaide  .... 
Caledonia  ... 
Cochranton  . 
Marseilles   ... 

Marion   

(jreen  Camp 


Marion 
Agosta 


April 

May 
April 


11,  1901 

16,  1003 

17,  W02 
17,  1903 
25,  1902 

1,  19©2 

1,  1901 

1,  W«l 

24,  1902 

24,  1901 

16.  1003 

17,  1901 
17,  1902 
20,  190? 


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JiJfiTIOES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
MAMQN  COUNTY— Cfmdaded. 


lU 


Township. 

N«ne  of  Justice. 

1 

1 

Pos«dffice. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Moot^osiery    

1 

L.  A-  Hathaway 'R 

Allison  Amrine  H 

Charles  Van  Houtcn D 

John    H.    Howison D 

Charles  S.    Dix -> 

Affosta 

June         8,  1902 

April       16,  1906 

''           24,  1902 

"            11     1901 

La  Rue 

Plcamm    

Prospect    .., 

«P"       

"           16    1906 

RichJaad     

Michael  Jacoby  

D 
D 
D 
K 
T) 
K 

"           24     1902 

Philip   Ruthrmand    

Georee    T.    Kmar 

16,  1908 

May        17,  1901 

April       16,  1903 

May          3,  1901 

*'           17    1901 

Salr  Rr^tk   

Cochrantan 

L.  C.  Louthcn 

Morral      ... 

Scott    

Oliver    X.    LimiBay 

George  T.  King 

»« 

Solomon  F.  Roscikcrans. 

Tt 

KirknatFic^ 

"           17    1901 

Tully    

Isaac  C,  Dickson D 

George  Weidemaier D 

Daniel  Waddell  D 

James  M.   Francis D 

Martel     

April       24,  1902 

June         8,  1902 

April       20,  1901 

^'          17,  1902 

Waldo    

Wffldo    

»4 

MEDINA   COUNTY. 


Brunswick 
Cl^afbam  ^. 
Grander   ... 
GiitHord   ... 


Harrisville 
Hinckley  . 
Homer  — 
Lafayette  . 
Litchfield  . 
Liverpool  . 
Medina    ... 


Montville 
Sharon    . . . 


Spencer    — 
Wadaworth 


York 


Gilbert    McFarland JR 

S.   F.   Coddmg Jt 

Alden  Whitman  Jt 

W.    H.    Ripley Jt 

F.  D.  Ganyard JR 

A.   L.  Aikman R 

Buel  G.    Foster R 

D.  O.  Pond R 

A.    E.    Welda>' K 

John  A.  Miller D 

J.    D.    Carpenter R 

Georgre  W.   Fulmer R 

Henry   Beach    R 

C.  C.  Nansel D 

Jacob   Randolph    D 

Stephen   H.   Nickerson..  R 

David  Swartz   '  R 

Adam    Rising   '  R 

H.    K.    Canficld R 

D.  J.  Dolamore D 

,F.  C.  Klooz D 

Arthur  Van    Epn R 

M.    E.    Nettleton R 

\V.    P.    Amsworth R 

H.   H.   Hard R 

Hiram    Goodwin R 

L.    D.    Ream D 

fosenh  H.  Nicely D 

.  F.     Waltz D- 

..  C.  Daugherty D 

C.   H.   Sweet R 

A.    M.    Beck R 

E.  S.    Pardee R 

W.  'A.   Ault D 

T.   F.    Maury D 

M.    E.    Branch H 


Brunswidk    I  April 

I  May 

Chatham    


Granger 


Seville 

River  Styx 

Seville     

Lodi 


June 


May 


Hinckley 

Rcmsoti   Comers   I  July 

Homerville May 


Chippewa    Lake 

Whittlesey    

Litchfield    


Medina 


Nov. 
May 
April 
June 

Agril 


River  Styx  '  May 

Medina  |  April 

Sharon    '  Aug. 

I  May 

Sharon  Center  I  April 

Spencer    

Wadsworth    

Erhart    ...../,[,'. 


A  pi 
Ma 


^y 


April 
May 


29,  1902 
17,  1900 
3,  1B08 
10,  1908 
24,  1901 
28,  TW3 
15,  1901 
19,  1908 


11,  1901 

4,  1903 

10,  1901 
6,  1902 

19,  1901 

29,  1903 

6,  11)01 

21,  1901 

11,  1001 
21,  1902 

15,  irnn 

15,  1903 

24,  1902 
21,  1903 

26,  1903 
1,  1902 

27,  1905 
8,  1902 

19,  1902 

15,  1901 

1,  1902 

2,  1903 

25.  1902 

24,  1902 

25,  1902 
1,  1902 

14,  1903 


MEIGS   COUNTY. 


Bedford   ► '  Tames  Gilkey   

E.   G.   Campbell 

"         ■  t».   T.   Henderson 

Chester    I  Samuel  McCullough  ... 

;  J.   S.   Frank 

Columbia    George  M.  Bosworth . . . 

*•  Mortimer   McKnight    .. 

Lebanon   i  R.    M.    Taggart 


Letert 
Olwe   . 


Oranae 
Rutland 


D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 

T.  M.   XTex^ander! !;'.!!!!!  D 

Jonas  Erwin   I  R 

C.   E.   Kellar ■  D 

A.  F.  Swan '  D 

G.    E.    Parker I  R 

C.    H.    Frost I  R 

George  V.   Lasher I  R 

A.  E.  Gardner |  R 


J.   R.   Staneart. 
R.   T.  Watson. 


Darwin   !  April 

Hemlock   Grove    I      ** 

Burlinghara   I      *' 

Chester    


Dyesville 

Carpenter    , . . 
Great    Bend.. 

Spiller     

Artie    

Letar*    Falls 


Tuppers  Plains 
Long  Bottom  . 
Tuppers   Plains 

Alfred    

Rutland    


June 
May 
Dec. 

I  April 

I      ^* 

I  Aug. 

I  July 
Tan. 

'    ADV. 

May 

I  Nov. 
.\pril 


•  I 


18,  1901 

18,  1JK)2 
10,  1903 

19,  1901 
12.  1W2 

1,  IHOI 
1.),  1902 

8,  ir<oi 

17,  HX)2 
10.   1903 

21,  VM)2 
0,   1902 

2,  1902 

20,  1902 
ft,   1901 

18,  1902 

22,  1901 
30,  1902 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
MEIGS  COUNTY— Concluded. 


Township. 

Nameof  Juitice. 

1 
1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 

Rutland -       ... 

Henry  McClure  

M.  C  Smith 

J.  B.  C.  Vale 

R 

R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 

Dexter    

May         5,  1902 

Salcm    

Nov.       12,  1901 

Salem   Centre    

May          1,  1902 

<< 

F.  H.  McKnight 

A.  B.  Donally '. 

Dexter    - 

1,  190a 

Salisbury    

Pomeroy   

Nov.       17,  1902 

E.  A.  Titus 

April        8,  1908 
^*          25,  1901 

Scipio 

W     A     Grace  

Harrisonville 

George  W.  Shamcl 

•  T    G    Dcrry    .             ... 

Snowville 

"           26,  1901 

*t 

Harrisonville    ............. 

May          7,  1902 
1,  1902 

Sutton 

'  !   E*.   Carleton 

Syracuse    

.  J.   White 

April      24,  1902 
^*          21.  1902 

••        

L.  W.  Philson 

Racine    — : 

MERCER   COUNTY. 


Black  Creek 

Butler  

Center  ..... 
Dublin  '.'.'.'.. 
Franklin   . . . 

Gibson   

Granville  ... 
Hopewell    . . 

Jefferson  ... 
Liberty    . . . . 

Marion  

Recovery  ... 

Union    

Washington 


Theobald   Leininger 

A.  J.   Dellinger 

David  W.   Frick 

John  G.  Kuhn 

Stephen  Howick  . . . 
Albert  Radabaugh... 
Cornelius    Smith    . . . 

Jacob   S.   Keith 

R.   B.   Miller 

Walter  M.  Monroe.. 

John   P.   Worms 

Theodore  Scheid 


Joseph  J.   Schlosser. 
H.   A.    Be 


A.    Bcckman. 
William   Fielman    ... 

Jesse  Willcutt   

William  A.   Sicbert.. 

Frank   V.    Short 

Clarence    E.    Marsh. 

Samuel    HuflFman 

W.    L.    Hinton 

P.  W.  Deitsch 

Bernard   Lange   

Joseph   Wirtz    

Michael  Schock  

iesse  S.   Clum 
*ewis    A.    Barbour. . 

E.  A.  Yocum 

James  JeflFries  

John  Betz  


Chattanooga    

Aj)rU 

Rockford  

Coldwater     

«« 

tt 

Neptune 

«( 

Celina 

«i 

Rockford  .., 

Mercer   

u 

Montezuma 

** 

«< 

Violet    

«( 

Ft.  Recovery  

** 

St.    Henry 

« 

«• 

Celina   

«• 

Stcdecke 

Dec. 

Celina   

April 

Durbin 

„ 

Hinton   

It 

Chattanooffa    

** 

Chickasaw    

«« 

St.  John   

Victor  

May 
April 

Ft.   Recovery   

Mendon   

** 

*t 

Wabash   i 

«i 

" 

17,  1908 

18,  190S 
12,  1902 
12,  1902 
20,  1901 
20,  1901 
20,  1901 

19,  1903 

20,  1901 
12,  19<^ 
20,  1901 
12.  1902 
12,  1902 

6.  1902 
20,  1901 
18,  1902 
12,  190S 
17,  1903 

17,  1908 
12,  1902 

6,  19(a 
12,  190S 

20.  1901 

21,  1903 
20,  1901 
12,  1902 
20,  1902 

18,  190a 
10,  1903 
20.  1908 


MIAMI   COUNTY. 


Bethel    

Brown    

Concord  . . . . 
Elizabeth  "..'. 
Lost  Creek  . 

Monroe   

Newberry   ... 

Newton    

Spring  Creek 
Staunton  . . . . 
Union    

Washington 


Charles  Bechtol  .... 
Samuel  R.  Fergus... 

Samuel    S.    Yates 

Michael  Duncan  

Oliver  P.  Russell.... 
Alva  B.  Campbell... 
Frank  E.  Benham... 
Frank  E.  Thompson 
John  N.  McDowell.. 

rrank  Kemp  

R.    M.    Evans 

Lewis  T.  Sheets 

George  W.  Miller... 
Martin    L.    Brown... 

Zena  Pierce  

F.  M.  Longnecker. . . 
W.  .\llcn  Duncan... 
Albert  T.  Williamson 
John    W.    Kessler... 

William    Love    

Isaac  D.  Karns 

Jacob  W,   Dohner... 

David    B.    Penny 

Seth   McCoUocn    

Frank  A.  Hardy 


Brandt    .., 
Phoneton 
Conover  . 
Fletcher  . 
Troy    


.'  April 
.  May  - 
.    April 


Tippecanoe  City 
New  Carlisle.... 

Casstown  

Conover  

(linghamsburff   .. 
Tippecanoe  City 

Covington'    

Bradford    

Pleasant  Hill   ... 


.1  May 
.(  April 


Pinua 
Troy 


West  Milton  . 
Ludlow  Mills 
Laura    


Pi(ju 


Majr 
April 


23,  1901 

12,  1902 

27,  1902 
SO.  1903 
18.  1901 
30,  1903 

28.  1001 
22,  1901 
30,  1903 
22.  1908 

22,  1901 

18.  1901 

20,  1901 
1,  1902 

21,  1901 
21,  1901 

19,  1901 

13.  190S 
28,  1902 
21.  1902 
18,  1901 
21.  1902 
80,  1903 
21,  1902 

23,  1902 


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MONROE  COUNTY. 


113 


TofKBShip. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Adsms   

B«nton  

Beg«l  .'.'.'.*.*. 

Center    

Fraaklin   ... 
Green    

Jackson   — 

M 

« 

Lee  '.'/.' 

M 
M 

Maliga'V.V. 
Obi*    ....... 

IVrijf    

Salem   '.'.'.'.'.'. 

Seneca   

Summit  .... 
Sunsbury  . . 
Switzerland 
Washington 
Wi^-e  


Charles  M.   Blowers 

Jacob   A.    Pfalzgraf 

lAugust  Meyer  

Simeon  Hill   

G.  M.  Lindemood 

Isaac    Fleming    

D.  E.   Yost 

F.  M.  Beard 

Adam   Miracle   

William    M.   Williams... 

S.  P.  Luthy 

C.  H.  Dieters 

Thomas  M.  Shores 

Jackson  Haught  

J  ames  M.  Goddard 

John  McAngus   

Charles   E.    UoUy 

M.    L.   Sinsher 

I.   B.   Carleton 

M.   D.   Potts 

H.    T.   Muhlcman 

Thomas  Murphy  

T.    T.    Hobbs 

E.  C.   Boughner 

W.    A.    Sturgeon 

George     E.    Topp.....;. 

Tames   W.    Warner 

Toseph  Beidenbach   

John   F.   Kgger. 

B.  F.  Butt 

C.  A.   Webb 

D.  G.  Workman 

D.  E.  Hubacher 

William  B.  Starkey 

T.    i\.    Way 

G.  W.  English 

G.  O.   Dougherty 

H.   H.     Turner 


Cameron 
Jolly    .... 


Sycamore  Valley 

Marr    

Woodsfield 


Suflford    

Laings 

Round  Bottom 

Fly   

Sardis    

Fly   

Sardis   


Miltonsburg 
Jerusalem     . . 

Duffy 

Hannibal  

Greenbrier   ., 

Antioch    

Cameron    ... 
Clarington    . . 

Dohert^'  ...*. 

Kuhn  

Calais    , 

Lewisville  .., 
Beallsville    .. 


April 
Miiy 


Oct. 
April 


May 
A|>ril 


May 

April 

!  Sept. 

April 

May 

April 
June 
April 
May 


Suntzer  i  April 

Bingham   I 

Graysville   May 

Reinards  Mills  " 

Edwina  I  April 

Woodsfield |  ^* 


1901 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1903 
1003 
1903 
1902 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1908 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1908 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1903 


MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 


Butler 


Gay  

Darton  

German    

M 

Harrison    — 

Tackaon   

Jeiierson   — 

li(a<fison    ... 

Mad  River"! 

Miami 

Perry    ....... 

Randolph    . .. 

Van   Buren 

Washington 

Wa^e   


Thomas   Shafcr    

Aioert  Anspach  

W.   B.    Hatton 

Joseph    H.    Cloppert 

•Ephraim  Somers   

Lee  Markey  

{ohn   W.    McKcown 
.eonidas  S.  Crickmorc. . 

.\dam  Frank 

Abraham  Wombold 
T.  F.  Longcnecker 


Chambersourg 
Vandalia    


A.   F.   Gilbert '  D 

George    W.    Eck !  D 

D.  M.  Sanger D 

Isaac  Karns  D 

George   M.    Begg^s '  D 

ijohn    E.    Barnes '  R 

T.   K.   Furnas R 

Lewis  H.   Zehring D 

Alonzo  Michael   '  D 

H.  A.  Borden |  D 

Jacob  L.  Repo '  R 

George  W.   Wogamon...!  R 

L.  A.  Albert T> 

Robert  T.   Kelley. '  D 

William   H.   Le  Fevre...'  D 

John  T.  Browne.. I  R 

Bemic    Dill    !  D 

Edwin    R.   Bond '  R 

Warren  Darst  !  R 


Center    — 
Brookville 
Uayton  


Germantown 


Dayton 


Farmersville  

Ellerton     

Liberty     

Trotwood    

Mummaville    

Dayton,     Box  502. 
Box  543. 


May 
June 
.^ril 
May 

April 


.1  Dec 


Alexandersville 

P^rmont 

New   Lebanon   . 

Clayton  

Englewood  

Dean    

Dayton    

Centrevillc    


Englewood   

Dayton.  Fishburg  Box. 


I  Majr 

I  April 

May 

April 

Oct. 
April 

May 

April 

May_ 
April 
May 

April 


^Decaased.   James  Medford  appointed, 
t  Removed  from  township.    Andrew  Fortney  appointed. 
%  Resigned.    Cyrus  McHugh  appointed. 
8     S.  S. 


2,  1902 

6,  190^ 

— ,  1903 

27,  1902 

1,  1903 

16,  1900 

17,  1900 

11,  1902 

12,  1902 

19,  1901 

5,  1903 

2,  1901 
9,  1902 

10,  1900 
14,  1901 
23,  1902 
8,  1902 
U,   1903 

6,  1901 

20,  1902 
17,  1902 

4,  1903 
2,  1900 
26,  1903 
16,  1901 
19,  1002 
26,  lfMl3 

7,  1903 

8,  1903 
19,  1903 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
MORGAN   COUNTY. 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Bzpiration  of 
Term. 


:Bloom  

Bristol  ".'..'. 
Center  '.'.','. 
Dcerlicld  .. 
Homer  . . . 
Ji^ta  ..!!! 
Manchester 
.Marion  . . . 
Meigsville 
.Morgan  . . . 
;Pcnn  ...!!*. 
Union    . . . . 

'Windsor   . . 

York  ....!*. 


Samuel  O.    Kobb 

James  W.  Monroe 

John   B.   Roberts 

John   W.    Parminter.... 

N.  C  Chapman 

O.  W.  Ketth 

Alexander  McCall  

E.  B.   Pettit 

John  Berr^r , 

Charles  Bishop  ....'...., 

Alfred   A.    Porter 

C.   B.   Coulson , 

J.  VV.  Kuntz 

P.  M.  Walters 

T.   C.  Fisher 

W.  T.  Smith 

C.  W.  Kidd 

S.  R.  Liffhthizer 

George  H.  Black 

James  A.   Patterson... 

F.  R.  Porter 

LF.  Dougan 
Vv.  Sands 
wis  Thompson  

J.    H.    Davis 

Thomas  A.  Wilson.... 

L.  L.  Robinson 

John  T.  McDcrmott... 

C.   J.   Weaver 

Jacob    L.   Zeinsmeister 


Rokeby    Lo^k 


Rowland     

Bristol    

Farley     

Moscow   Mills 
Morgansville    . 
Triadelphia    ... 

Joy     

Bishopville    . . . 
Malta    


Wood   Grove 
Reinersvillc 
Chester  Hill   . 


Meigsville    

Neeleyvillc     

McConnelsvilie 


Pennsville  ' ... 

Morgansville 

Rosseau     

Ringgold     .... 

Roxbury    

Stockport    


Deavcrtown 
Dnrant   


Nov. 
April 
May 

April 
May 

April 

May 

April 

May 

April 
May 
April 
June 
April 
May 
April 

.1  May 


April 
Mav 

April 


MORROW   COUNTY. 


Bennington  

-Canaan    

'Cardington  

•Chester    .......... 

Confess    

Franklin 

Gilcad  ...V.V.V.'.'. 

Harmony    

Lincoln    

North  Bloomfieid 
Perry    

Peru    ..'.'...'.'..'.'.'. 

South  Bloomfieid 

Troy    

Washington    

Westfield    ...'.!'.; 


W 


h.  C.  Stewart 

E.    M.   Royce 

Thomas  Ewers  

Gilbert  Martin   

Lewis  Queen    

C.  K.   Clifton, 

Addison  Sharp  

Charles  W.   Benedict 

.   W.   Condon 

H.   Dalrymple 

Jacob  B.  Garverick 

Arthur    S.    Hcrshner^ . . . 

George  P.  Markley 

Milton    Grove    

S.   T.    Bush 

•A.  T.  Goorley 

Tudson  Tones  

Wayne  McCracken   

Sanford   D.    Powell 

Thomas  Harris   

D.  K.   Mitchell 

E.  S.  Snyder 

C.    V.    Graham 

William    Martin    

Jacob  Hickson  

Elmer  D.   Floyd 

B.  C.  Smith 

J.  C.  Duncanson 

J."  A.  Aooleman 

James  F.   Quay 

S.  B.  Nelson 

E.  M.  Conklin 

T.  J.  Curren 


Pagetown  . 
Marengo  . . 
Marjts  .... 
Caledonia  . 
Cardington 


Chesterville 

Whetstone   . 
Andrews    . . . 
Chesterville 
Pulaskiville 

Edison    

Mt.  Gilead  . 
Marengo    . . . 

Penlan    

Fulton    


Corsica     

Shauck   

Woodvicw  . . . 
Stauntontown 

Fargo    

Marengo    

Sparta     

Bloomfieid    ... 

Troy    

Iberia    

St.  James  ... 
Westfield  .... 
Cardington     . . 


May 

June 
April 

May 


June 
May 

April 
May 
April 


May 

April 
Nov. 
April 

May 
April 
June 
April 
Aug. 
April 
M^y 


Adams 


Blue  Rock    . 
«« 

©msh  Creek' 


MUSKINGUM    COUNTY. 


George  W.  Bell.. 

H.  C  Smith 

E.  McDonald  ... 
James  M.  Ward. 
George  S.  Fitz.. 
W.   H.   Blaney... 


Adamsville    

April 

21, 

1901 

McDonald    

April 
M^y 

21. 

21. 
7, 
7, 

1908 

Duncans  Falls  

Zanesville     

1908 
1908 

Dillon     

1902 

•  Removed  from  township.    William  H.  Barnhard  appointed. 


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MUSKINGUM  COUNTY— Concluded. 


116 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 

1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 

Brash   Creek    

H.    C.   Elmore 

R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 

D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
D 

Otho   

May          4,  1908 

April       19.  1902 

14,  1908 

»Ca»i  

Charles  Quiglcy   

T.   B.    M^Farland 

John  H    Wolff 

Dresden    

Oay  

Roseville  

'*           21,  1901 

iy  

S.  R.  Baughman ......... 

May        27,1902 

April       23,  1908 

21    1901 

•« 

J    N.    Sands 

»« 

Falls   

David  Bonifield  

Lickine  Vallev  

*Lyman  Flowers  

Franklin  Price  

Zanesville 

14,  1903 

Harrison   

Cedar   Run    

"           19    1902 

John  W.  Garrett 

Philo   

"           11 '  1902 

Highland    

W.  B.  Fisher 

New   Concord   

"           21,  1901 

Hopewell    

Asbury  Leasure   

T.   P.   Kreapcr 

Hopewell 

"           21,  1901 

"           20    1908 

Jackson   

Daniel  McGinnis   

Charles  M.  Stamer 

John   Sparks   

Frazeysburg    

*'           21,  1901 

"           12,  1908 

Jefferson   

Dresden    

'*           18,  1908 

William   Alscroyd    

W.    A.   Taylor 

"           21,  1908 

Licking    

Nashport    1 . . . . 

**           21    1901 

N.  W.   Sherrard 

J.  H.   Lynn 

"           111  1902 

1* 

« 

"           20,  1908 

3ladison    ...• 

F.  H.   F.  Egbert 

H.  H.   Garrett 

Dresden     . . , 

"           21,  1901 

^Adamsville    , 

May        16,  1902 

April       12,  1908 

26,  1908 

Meigs   

Ralph  Bethel   

Zeno 

W.    P.   Wallace 

Museville    

Monroe    

George  T.   Riney 

J.  F.  Ridgeway 

Otsego   

"          27,  1902 

May        13,  1908 

April      21,  1901 

^*          11,  1902 

Jtfaskingam  

Henry  T    Butler 

LickinsT  Vallev   

Jacob  Burrier  

Zanesville 

Newton   

John  W.  Wigton 

W.  H.  McD?niel 

M.    V.    Dollings 

Roseville  

"          21,  1901 

Fultonham     

May        16,  1902 

•* 

White  Cottage 

April      12,  1908 
^*          20,  1908 

Perry    

W.    G.    Trucsdell 

Israel  A    Pettv 

Rich  Hill   

Hiffh    Hill       

"          21    1901 

J.    N.    Barnett 

Rix  Mills   

**          25,  1908 

Salem    

H.    L.    Cogsil 

Adamsville 

"          21,  1901 

•( 

F.    E     Wilson  

Greenwood       ..... 

"          12    1908 

Salt  Creek 

Springfield    

J.    F.    Garrett 

D 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
D 

Zanesville     

April       17,  1903 
11     1902 

Union    

T    J     Hukill 

New    Concord    .... 

C.  L.  Shroyer 

"           21,  1903 

Washington 

Charles  E.  Rcckel 

Frank   T.   Perkins 

Christian   S.    Epply 

W.    H.    Longhead 

George   W.    Griff ee 

Frank  L.   Reed 

E.  Greenwood   

"           18,  1902 

Wajne 

Duncan's  Falls 

"           13,  1902 

Zanesville     

'•           25,  1903 

Zanesville 

"           21    1901 

«« 

<« 

"            9,  1902 

"           

" 

"           16,  1908 

NOBLE   COUNTY. 


Beaver 


Brookfield 
Buffalo    . . . 


Center  .. 
Elk  ....'.* 
Enoch**!! 
Jackson  . 
Jefferson 

M 

Marion    . 


Noble 
Olive 


Seneca 

Sharon 
•« 

Stock    . 


G.   W.    Reed 

G.    R.    Atkinson . . . 

H.   C.    Hunter 

W.  A.  Larrick 

B.  C.   Drake 

W.   B.   Oliver 

Joel  T.  Davis 

George  Crum   

J.    h!    Pryor 

C.  A.   Addis 

J.    B.    Hill 

John    Danford   .... 

P.    B.    Ellison 

G.    B.    Williams... 
W.    R.    Mallet 

A.    Franklin.... 
oseph    Danford    . 

M.    Bratton 

O.   P.  Sanford 

Nathaniel  Cain  ... 

W.   H.   Rich 

Bethel   Bates,   Jr.. 
F.    B.    Whoolery.. 

Riley  Parrish  

N.    B.    Barnes 

W.  T.   McDonald. 


w 


*  Resigned.    A.  W.  Clarkson  appointed. 


Paisleys  Mills 

Batesville     

Cumberland    . . 
Mt.  Zion  


Perryopolis     . . 
Saransville   .... 

Elk     

Harriettsville    . 
South   Olive   .. 

Fulda    

Keith    

Crooked  Tree  . 
Middle   Creek 


Whigville    

Summcrfield    

Belle  Valley   

South   Olive   

Caldwell    

Mt.   Ephraim   

Ouaker  City   

Reinersville     

Sharon    

Berne    

McCleary     | 


Dec. 

July 
Aug. 
April 
June 

April 
Aug. 
May 
April 

July 

Tune 
May 

Nov. 
May 

April 
May 
July 
Aug. 
May 
Nov. 
May 


5,  1901 

1,  1902 

2,  1902 

29,  1002 
28,  1902 

15,  1902 

30.  1903 
2,  1902 

12,  1903 

20,  1901 
28.  1903 
22,  1902 

5,  1902 
9,  1902 

18.  1902 
22,  1902 
18,  1903 

6,  1901 
4,  1901 

22,  1901 

21,  1901 
21.  1903 

2,  1902 
2,  1908 

16,  1902 
4,  1908 


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Auglaize   . . . . 

Benton  

Blue  Creek   , 

Btovwn    

Coirprall   *. . '. . '. 

Crane    

Emerald  — 
Harrison  ... 
Jackson  . . . . . 
La  t  ty  ..'.'..'. 
Paulding  — 
Washington 


Jackson   

Madison    

Monday   Crcrk 
Monroe    

Pike  ....!!!!!!!! 


Pleasant 
Reading 


Salt  Lick 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

OTTAWA   COUNTY. 


Towxiahip. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 
Term. 

Allen     

John    11.    Hansen ,  D       Clav    Center    i  May          2,  1903 

Frederick    T.    Scbabow..    D       Williston   1       **             2,  19i«* 

Day    

Senton     

D.    R.    Kitchie D 

Ferdinand    Lehman    I> 

I^vvrence    Rupp    ,  D 

W.   H.   Lachmiller '  D 

Nathan    Eakley    '  n 

I'ort  Clinton   ....■ 

Rocky    iv4dge    

April       13.  ItWl 
18,  11H12 

FZIliston    

20,  1903 

-  it         

( iraytovf  11 

26,  190;* 

Cbnroll    

LocuKt    IMInt   

13,  1901 

Cello    di    Floriani 

D 
D 
D 
D 
T) 
D 
I) 
D 
I> 
D 
D 
I) 
R 

18,  1902 

Cbtawba  Island         .   . 

CatOM'ba    Island 

May          2,  1903 

April       18,  1902 

18,  1902 

Qav    

Thomas   llowland   

Fred    R      \nirus 

Martin    

( >Qno>t 

danbtirv 

Adolph    Newman    ." - 

William   Hredheok   

Marbibchoad 

"           18,  19Cr2 

Dmibury    

!       ••            18,  1902 
18,   1902 
18,   1902 

.       "            13,   1901 

14>   190S 

•*            18,   1902 

18,   1902 

26.   1903 

Ek-io 

I-^a  Carne 

Robert  J.    Fritche 

Peter    Kroetz    

Harris      !      i  !.  .. 

Einiore   

\V,    H.     Nieman 

Pbrtage   

Port  Clinton   

H     J     (loodman 

P|]|^if|-Bay       

VV.    D.    Smith 

North    HaBs  Island 

J.    C.    Oldt 1... 

Piit-in-Kay     j      "           2C,  190$ 

PAULDING   COUNTY. 

Junction 
.Arthur    . . 
Payne   ... 


D.    M.    Mllholland '  R 

Henry   Shilt    I  R 

Isaac   Snyder    '  1> 

Clinton    .Steiner    I  D 

I.   Marks '  O 

D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
I> 
D 
R 
T) 
D 
D 
R 
R 

n 


\f.    L.    Swick 

Henry    li.    Kretainger... 

Charles   H.    Vcagtey 

R.    ll.    Champion 

V^    P.    Lacy 

William   A.    Phillips 

Rtissell    Randolph    

•William   Musselman   ... 

W.    S.    Dangler 

.\bner   Collins    

H.    E.    Rubin 

W.    S.    Shuop 

John    Russell    

K.    G.   \\  ickersham 

(;.    D.    LiRgett 

Joseph   Hollihan   

P.   \V.   Stumm I  R 

E.    A.    Dempscy R 

G.    W.    Meeks |  R 


Scott    

Dague     . . . 
( )akwood 
Melrose    .. 
Ant-werp    . 

Knoxdalc 
Cecil    


Paulding 
Payne    ... 


Hroughton    . 

Poulrfing   

r.rovcr    Hill 

Scott    

P.riceton     

Pnulding   

Rfxehns  

Melrose    


PERRY   COUNTY. 


Bearfield   

Clayton    

Coal  ....!!!!!!!!;!!!; 

Harrison   

Hopewell    


S.   B.   Eveland I  D 

S.  A.   Pettit D 


A.    R.    DeLon^... 
Thomas  J.  Smith. 

,\lonzo   Carr   

Edward  Call   

I,    I.    Brown 

Joshua    Sowers    .. 
C.   \.   Danison. 


D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
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P.'  P.   Mochling '  D 

T.    P.    Skinner i  D 

I).    A.    Clark n 

Isaac    .Sherlock    '  1> 

\y.    L.    Baker R 

T.   W.   Baird '  R 

T.    T^.    Younker '  H 

W.    H.    George n 

G.    P.   Tharo R 

La    Bert    Ikivie K 

K.  M.   Braddnck '  R 

Tom    O.    Crossan 1  K 

E.  E.   Rickett '  R 

E.   L.   .\rnold '  D 

James   Henderson    '  T) 

D.   O.    Brunner I  H 

John   Ervin    T) 

John  McCoy  I  R 


Milligan     

Porterville    

Rchoboth    

Redfield   

New  Straitsville 


Crooktvillc 
Glcxifond    .. 


Somerset  

Junction    City 


Sego    

Mr.  Perry 
Maxvillc    . 


•  Rcrdville    

Oming   

New   Lexington 


MoxahaJa    ... 
Redington'  .. 

Carthon    

Somerset   

MoCuncrille 
Hemlock  .... 


^pril 
M^y 

25, 

1903 

Of 

1903 

April 

8, 

1901 

Mair 

», 

1901 

80, 

1901 

" 

15, 

1903 

" 

30, 

1908 

Nov. 

15, 

1903 

May 

25, 

1902 

April 

29, 

1903 

15, 

1901 

May 

2T, 

1«$ 

6. 

1908 

April 

15, 

1901 

Nor. 

16, 

1901 

May 

15, 

1901 

23, 

1902 

M^y 

29, 

1903 

20.  1903 

Nov, 

15. 

1908 

.April 

2t, 

1901 

Nov. 

15, 

1902 

May 

28, 

1902 

Nov. 

15. 

1902 

April 

22, 

1901 

18, 

1902 

•• 

15, 

1902 

«( 

17, 

1902 

** 

1«, 

1901 

*• 

16, 

1901 

«« 

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1902 

•* 

18, 

1903 

** 

IS, 

1902 

** 

2^), 

1903 

*• 

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1903 

♦' 

18, 

1901 

May 

10, 

1901 

April 

2.5. 

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** 

18, 

1902 

'* 

12, 

1902 

" 

12. 

1903 

H 

21. 

1902 

** 

—  ^ 

1903 

" 

15, 

1902 

14, 

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28; 

1902 

May 

2, 

1901 

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7. 

1901 

** 

8. 

1903 

April 

22, 

80, 

1902 
1903 

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JUSTICES  OFTITE  PEACE. 

'PICKAWAY   COUNTY. 


117 


Gicdeiulle  ... 

Deer  Creek  . 
Hjttrison  .... 

J««kson   

Mddiaon  '.'.'.. 

Moaroe   

Sinfcleiiberg 
Berry    


Pivkawsy    . 
Sftlt.  Creek 


Soioto 


'«ime  


L.   A.   M.  Terwniigcr... 

J.  Whetler  Lowe 

Robert  H.  Deyo 

E.  VV.  Whitlaw 

I.   N.   Hornbeck 

Charles   R.    McDUl 

G.   P.  Tecgardin 

George   C.    Eversolc 

S.    F.    Ridgeway 

George  Whitlock   

T.  M.  Garner 

.'\rchie  M.  Peters 

A.    M.    Abernathy 

C.    C.    McCflflferty 

T.  P.  Wright...... 

H.    B.    Darst 

John  B.  Parker 

J.  \V.  Wright 

George    W.    Wilson 

Wallace  Whisler  

Levi  Imler  

Samuel   Fast   

T.  J.   Becket 

George   A.    Kncpper 

G.   W.   Bowers 

M.    L.    (ireeno 

Isaiah  Dowden 

Nathan   Anderson    


Circleville    

Derby    '.!..'.!. 

HamShurg    

Williamsport    .... 

Ashville     

South    Bloomfield 

Fox    

Williamsport     .... 
St.  Paul  

Five    Points    

Deercrefck     

Darby ville    

New    Holland    . . . 

Atlanta     

Kingston  

Whislcr     

Stringtown     

Orient     

Cotnmercial  Point 

St.    Paul    

East '  RinggoJd  . . . 
Circleville 


April 

Aug. 
May 
April 
May 


A^ril 

June 

May, 
AT>ril 

April 


May 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
WOl 
1901 
1908 
1908 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1901 
1902 


PIKE   COUNTY. 


Benton 


Camp  Creek 
Jackson   


Ifanon 

NwRiton 

«« 

P^ble   . 
P«eJP«e* 


Perry    . 

Scioto  *. 

s«dii ..: 

Sonftsh 
Union 


Albert  Brammer  

H.    N.    Pall 

Samuel  Johnston   

William   M.    Pool 

Lewis  F.  Wiseman 

R.    S.    McCoppin 

B.    F.    Raglin 

T.    Scheutle    

B.    F.    West 

Crawford   Humphreys   . 

T.  T.  Smith 

William  T.   Hopper 

George  W.  Stiner 

Winficld    T.    Black 

*Sylvia   Bayhan 

S.   K.   Smith 

Philip   Gobelman   

George    Baringer    

John  Martino  

Edward  W^hite  

Frank   Higgins    

W.    D.    Boydston 

VV.  A.   Horn 

Henry  C.   Smith 

Tohn  S.  Lane 

Tabez  Grooms   

B.   M.    Beckman 

J.    P.    South  worth , 

Milton   J.    Bailey , 


Given    

Beaver    

Morgantown 

Camp    

Omega    

Linn    

Beaver    


Byington 
Laiham    .. 
Riverdale 
Jasper     . . . 
Buchanan 

Waverly    . 


Cynthiana 


.9hyville     . 
Wakefield 
Piketon    .. 


Elm   Grove 
Arkoe     .'.... 
Galford    . . . . 


April 
May 
April 

May 


ril 


Api 


May 

April 


May 
April 

May 

June 
April 


May 
April 


27,  1901 

2,  1901 

29,  1902 

26,  1903 

26,  1902 

26,  1901 

8,   1003 

1,  1903 

1,  1908 

21,  1901 

29,  1901 

22,  1902 
25,  1002 

6,  11'02 
15,  1903 
22,  1901 
18,  1001 
20,  1903 

2,  1902 
20,  1903 

30,  1903 

10,  1901 

11.  1901 
22,  1002 

20,  1003 

21,  1901 

22,  1902 
2,  1902 

20,  1903 


Atwatcr  . 
Atirora  . , 
BrimfieJd 
Charlestown 
Deerfield  .. 
Edtnbttrg    . 


PORTAGE   COUNTY. 


R 


A.  D.  Kump 

H.    H.    HicK 

Charles   Russell   

Lee  H.   Gould 

E.   E.    Smith 

S.    W.     Bostwick.... 

Austm    P.    Curtis 

L.  J.    Cn'lin 

T.    H.    Hoffman 

Charles  W.  Myers... 

W.   T.   Jones I  R 

A.    M.    Douthitt I  D 


•  Resigned.    Ellsworth  Sayre  appointed. 


Atwater     

Atwater  Station 
Aurora  Station   . 

Aurora    

Brimfield  


Charlestown 


Deerfield   

North    Kenton 
Edinburg    


May 
April 
May 


.1 


May 
April 
May 


9,  1902 

26,  1903 

12,  1002 

22.  1002 

10.  loni 

— ,  1903 

8,  inr2 
— ,  1W3 
10,  1901 

9,  1002 
10,  1901 
10,  1901 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
PORTAGE  COUNTY— Concluded. 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Edinburg   . . 
Franklin    . . . 

Freedom   ... 

Garrcttsville 

Hiram    

Mantna   . . . . 

Nelson   

Palmyra    . . . 

Paris   

Randolph   .. 
Ravenna   . . . 

Rootstown  . 

Shalersvillc 

Strcetsboro 

Sufficld   

Windham   .. 


D 


Arthur   H.   Tuttle. 
Henry  Merritt  .... 

C.   H.  Curtiss 

VV.   W.  Patton 

G.    R.    Dutter 

A.    M.    Nichols.... 

x^omer   Judd    

Tames  Ashold 

S.    W.    Pearcy 

Harvey   House    ... 

A.   W.   Russell 

Charles  Tiffaney  .. 
L.   S.   Nicholson... 

D:   E.  Wilson 

Alex   Mott    

E.   B.   Bennett 

Evan  J.   Phillips... 
Richard  Morris  ... 

Hugh  Morgan  

Simon    Perkms    . . . 

William   H.    Bettes i  D 

G.   R.   Percival R 

H.    L.    Beatty R 

C.   D.   Ingell R 

Gideon  Seymour  I  K 


J.    \V.    Hall 

H.   H.   Converse.. 

W.    M.    Clark 

C.  W.  Stuart 

H.    B.    Cowley.... 

M.  O.  Martin 

George   W.    Fritch 

T.^().   Angel 

T.    L.    Pennock... 


R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 


Kent 


April 


Freedom    . . . . 
Garrcttsville 
Hiram    


Mantua    . 

Parker    .. 

Nelson     . 

Palmyra 

Diamond 

Palmyra 

Wayland 


Ap 
M^ 


ay 

April 
May 
Sept. 
May 

Tuly 
'ay 


Tuly        -; 
May  5, 


Randolph 
Ravenna 


Rootstown    . 

Charestown 

Shalersvillc 

Strcetsboro 
Farlville    ... 
Suffield     .... 


Windham 


April 

May 
April 


May 
April 
May 

April 




1903, 

4, 

1902 

3, 

1902- 

6, 

1902 

20, 

1901 

11. 

1902 

2, 

1901 

— 

1903 

2, 

1901 

24, 

1902 

2, 

1901 

— J 

190S 

5, 

1902 

8, 

1902 

8. 

1902 

8, 

1902^ 

3, 

1902 

26, 

1908 

26, 

1908. 

21, 

1901 

24, 

1908 

4, 

1902 

5, 

1902 

80, 

1903 

26, 

1908 

1908 

21, 

.1901 

26, 

1903 

10, 

1901 

24, 

1903 

8, 

1902 

8, 

1902 

26, 

190S 

26, 

1903 

PREBLE   COUNTY. 


Dixon   

Gasper   

Gratis   ...... 

Harrison   ... 

Israel    

Jackson    . . . . 
Jefferson   ... 

Lanier    

Monroe    . . . . 

Somers    — 
Twin    

Washington 


L.    L.    Harris 

George    H.    Brouse 

James  M.   Kelley 

Orange  Markey  

Thomas  J.   Stubbs 

G.   W.    M.    Bookwaltcr 

Noah   Huddle  

Robert  Swi<hcr  

L.   E.   Paxton 

N.   C.   Smith 

John   W.   O'Hara 

B.    L.    McKee 

James   Kuth    

W.    W,   Summers 

J.    B.    McLean 

Isaac    Miller    t... 

William   Brown   

Joseph  '  S.    Bennett.... 

George  W.  Knouse 

Sebastian   Deem    

Stanley    B.  •  Foos 

Levin    F.   Stephen 


West  Florence 

Eaton     

Camden   


West    Elkton    .. 

(iratis    

West   Sonora    . . 

I^ewisburg    

College  Corner 
Fair  llaven   . . . . 
Campbellstown 
New   Paris   


Ingomar    

West   Alexandria    . 

El   Dorado   

West   Manchester 
Camden     


-.  win    

West  Alexandria 
Eaton    


.!  April 

•  i  June 
.1  April 
.(  May 
.1  April 

.1  May 

."j  Nov. 
.j  May_ 
.    April 

•I 

.1  Aug. 

'.'  April 
.j  Nov. 

•I  ^^^y. 

April 


26,  1901 
19,  190& 

19,  1901 
1,  1903 

16,  1903 

15,  1901 
6,  1901 

28,  1901 

16,  1901 
22,  1902 
24,  1903 
26,  1008 

5,  1903 

29,  1901 
14,  1908 
18,  1902 

1,  1908 
13,  1901 
28,  1902 
13,  1903 

20,  1902 

21,  1908 


PUTNAM   COUNTY. 


Blanchard 
Grcensburg 
Jackson  ... 
Jennings  .. 
Liberty  .'..' 
Monroe  . . . 
Monterey    . 


A.  D.    McClure I  D 

William   M.    Fisher '  D 

John   Beard    !  D 

Anton  Korte  I  D 

George   W.   Roose '  D 

George    I).    McClure '  D 

Louis  Boehmer  '  D 

T.   H.   Hunt I  D 

F.  T.   Eckenrode !  D 

D.  'D.     Mullet I  R 

D.   .S.    Myers R 

B.  F.  Gnrri^on !  D 

losenh   Wannemachcr    ..    D 

G.  W.    Kieffer I  D 


Gilboa     I  Aug. 

!  Nov. 

Ottawa     I  April 

Avis     I      ^' 

Kalida     !  July 

Drusilla     April 

Ft.  Jennings  ' 

Rusnmorc     ]      *' 

\\  est   Leipsic   " 

Elm    Center    '      " 

Continental    I      * 

Ottoville  ................. I      *' 


26,  1902 

15,  1902 

16,  1901 
20,  19«2 
20,  1902 
22,  1908 
19,  1902 
25,  1902 
25,  1903 
30,  1903 

27.  1"901 
25,  1903 
25.  1901 
25,  1901 


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Blooming  Grove 
Butler 


Franklin 
Jackson   . 


Jefferson 
Madison 
Mifflin    . . 

it 

Monroe   . 


Perry    . . . . 
Plymouth 


Sandusky 
Sharon   . . . 


Sprinsiield  .. 

Troy    '.'. 

Washington    . 

Weller    \ 

Worthington 


Buckskin  . . 
Colerain  ... 
Concord.  ... 
Deerfield  ".'. 
Franklin   ... 

Green    

Harrison  . . . 
Huntington 


Jefferson 
Liberty    . 
?aint    . . ! 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
PUTNAM  COUNTY— Concluded. 


ll* 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 
1 

Postoffice. 

Bxpiration  of 
Term. 

Otuwa    

Joseph  Mersman T^ 

Ottawa   \|  June       23,  1902 

Glandorf    ,  April       20,  1903 

Millar    Citv                               i       "           ia    loni 

B.  A.  Unverfcrth 

Georee  A.  Alt 

D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
D 
D 
R 

Palmer  

William   Shafcr   ....!!.,' 

North  Creek 

23,  1903 

29,  1902 

22,  1903 

'*           16    1901 

Perry    

Thomas  J.   Ludwig 

C.  A.   Tfacy 

D.  A.  Carr 

Drusilla     

Dupont    

Columbus   Grove 

Pleasant    

Chester  C.   Rimer 

E.    M.    Wilkins 

M.   E.  Krohn 

Xov          21     lfi02 

Rfley    

Pandora            * 

May        31,  1902 

April       20,  1908 

29    1902 

Sugar   Creek    

A.   M.   Heidelbaugh 

T.    W.    Darby  shire 

T.    F.    Staufter 

Vauarhnsville    

Nov.         8,  1902 

Union 

Kalida    

May         1,  1902 

April       29,  1902 

^'          20.  1903 

Frank  Logan   

Van  Buren  

Brandon    D.    Hickey  — 

Leipsic  : 

RICHLAND   COUNTY. 


C.   S.   Hunter 

John   T.    French 

W.    S.    Murry 

Eli  Leasure  

Isaac  Hollenbaugh  .. 

M.    R.    Pittengcr 

David  Arnold  

R.   R.   McCracken.... 

T.  J.   Lauer 

Tames  A.   Price 

James  E.   Howard I 

Tames   R    Richardson... | 

Marcus  McDermott ! 

John  A.  Tucker I 

Freeman  Osburn   .... 

J.  H.  Smith 

George   W.    Mowers.. 

L.   B.   Evans 

E.   K.  Trauger 

M.  W.  Griffith 

H.    F.    Miller 

•William  N.  White... 
Alphonso    B.    Mabee. 

John   H.   Au 

.Mphonso  Mabee   

W.   H.   Earhart 

T.   K.    Chambers 

John  F.  Gerhart 

John   J.    Charles 

A.   A.    Fox 

Jacob  Zeitler  

Jonathan    Kramer    . . . 

T.  R.  Stanton 

Marion  Darling *. 


D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D  ! 

D   I 
D   ■ 

Bi 

R  i 

D   1 
D    ! 

B   i 
R  I 

D 

D 

D 

R 

D 

D 

D 


Rives    '  April 

I  July 

Adario    1  April 

Shiioh   !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!     " 


Mansfield 
Shelby    ... 

Belleville 

Mansfield 


Lucas    . . 
Pavonia 
Lucas    . . 


Darlington 
Plymouth    . 


Galion 
Shelby 


Ontario    j 

Mansfield    | 

Lexington    1 

.Mansfield    '. ' 

Barnes    I 

Olivesburg  , 

Pavonia   

Butler     


Nov. 
.\pril 


May 
Nov. 
Ma)r 
April 


Sept. 
Aug. 
May 

April 


ROSS   COUNTY. 


M.  W.  Evans 

Elisha  Coleman  

John  F.  Maag 

tFloyd  Lockhart  

Tohn  W.  Wilkinson 

Noah  Coyner  

J.   N.   Pierce 

O.    M.    Howser 

Franklin  Spangler  

James    Bennett    

Isaac  McKittrick   

Amos  Raymond   

Hiram    Creemer    

S.  M.  Bragg 

James  Nortnen   

John   S.   Shoemaker 

C.   C.  Toops 

Charles  L.  Counts 

George  W.  Fry 

Richard   B.   Wheeler.... 

George  W.   Cox 

C.   H.   Free 


South    Salem 

Lyndon    

Hallsville    .... 

Adelphia    

Austm    

Frankfort    

Clarksburg     . . 

Alma  

Pride     

Kingston    — 


Tucson     ' 

Gillespieville 

Denver    

Newjngburg 

Denver     

Richmondale 

Chillicothe     . 

Vigo    

Fruitdale     . . . 


.1  April 

.1  June 
.'  April 

.'  May 
.1  April 

.    May 

I      •* 
."i  May 
.1  April 


Dec. 

April 


1901. 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
190S 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1902. 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 


26,  1903 

25,  1903 
1,  1902 

26,  1903 
18,  1902 
25.  1903 

27,  1901. 

18,  1901 
13,  1901 
24,  1902 

24,  1901 

25,  1002 

19,  1902 
12,  1902 
15.  1901 
11,  1902 
25,  1903 
25,  1903 
25.  1903 

7,  1901 

25,  190:? 

26,  190T. 


^  Resiflrned.    H.  M.  Jamison  appointed, 
t  Resided.   Jacob  Koch  appointed. 


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REPORT  OF  SECSrETARY  OF  STATE. 
ROSS  COUNTY  — CoochMied. 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 

Postdffioe. 

Ecptratiwior 
Term. 

Paint 

J.   A.   Brown 

E.    O.    Lease 

J.   (;.   Whiuker 

Charles    E.    Snyder 

Delay   F.   (ioldberry 

Frank  F.  Kcctor 

Frank  d.   Mattox 

Joseph  Smith    

Shepherd   Slauffer   

Amor    U.    Frazec 

'ohn    E.    McKinney 

John    W.    Rea 

R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
K 
D 
R 
R 
D 
D 

Frurtdsle    * 

April      25,  itn 
May         6,  1901 

Paxton   

»« 

I^OT./      M,  1908 

*4 

•< 

April       26,  1908 
18,  IflOl 

Scioto  

Chillicotiie 

•• 

•♦            9,  1902 

** 

«t 

7,  1908 

SprtnR&eld  

«4 

May          2,  1901 

.< 

April      a,  1908 
**           22,  1901 

Twin    j 

86.  1901 

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Nipgen     

May          2,  1908 

SANDUSKY   COUNTY. 


Ballville  .... 
Fremont  . . . 
Green  Creek 

Jackson  

Madison    . . . 
Rice    ....'.'.' 

Riley    ...... 

Sandusky  . . 
Scott   ... 

at 

Townsend  .. 
Washington 
Woodville  .. 
York   ;.* 


Lucian    Xeff   , 

F.    M.    Bauman 

Lorenzo    Dick    

George  Engler 

B.  F.    Rogers 

T.  B.  Sprague 

A.    G.    Perrin 

J.  W.   Blackman 

:d.    M.    Kluts 

W.  S.  Bair 

A.    P.  Johnson 

Moses  AVaggoner  . . 

C.  C.  Gaun 

John  J.    Krass 

John  Bruggcr  

Samuel    B.    Snyder. 


Z.   Ross 

Albert  S.  Myers... 
Josiah  Zimmerman 
T.   H.  Fowler 

Iohn  WTiile   
oscph   Waggoner 
.   W.   Brenneman. 
ohn    F.    Xieman.. 
.  \\\  Sandavisch I  D 

C.  Cook  R 

G.    VV.    Parker 1  R 


Fremont 


Clyde 


Green  Springs 

Burgoon    

Fremoat    

Rollersville  . . . 
Gibsonburg  . . . 
Fremont    


Clyde    ... 
Fremont 


Rising  Son 

Faith     

Vickery    

Teems  

Hessville  . . 
Lindsey  . . . 
WoodviTle 


April 


May 
April 


Bellevue 
Clyde    .., 


May. 

ay. 


April 
Maj 


pril 

Majr 
April 


80,  1901 

28.  1908 
20,  1901 
20,  1M8 

15,  1901 
18,  1901 

1,  190S 

16,  IMU 
20,  1908 
30,  1903 

15,  1901 

26,  1001 
14,  1901 
20,  1903 

5,  li9Q8 

29.  1908 

30.  1908 
14,  1901 

1,  1902 

27,  1901 
20,  1908 
20,  1908 
20,  1908 

28,  1901 
28,  1901 
25.  1901 

16.  1908 


SCIOTO   COUNTY. 


Bloom    

Brush  Creek 
Clay    


Green   . . . 
Harrison 


Jefferson 
Madison 
Morgan    . 
Nile   ....'. 


Porter. 


Rardcn 
Rush   .. 
Union 
Valley  . 
Vernon 


N.    L.    Seari i  R 

j.  B.  Jackson R 

Sumner    B.    Jones '  D 

J.    G.    Freeman ,  D 

Frank    C.    -Xtkins |  R 

L  J.  Itaney R 

M.   T.   Stewart !  R 

Harry   Beatty   '  D 

Andrew   Purtee   '  R 

W.    H.    Clark '  R 

Vernon   R.    Barrett j  D 

William   Shonkwiler  ....I  R 

Tared  Spriggs  j  D 

John  V\  .  Jackson I  R 

John    L.    Sampson I  K 

Tosepli    Crabtree    '  R 

baniel   F.   Crabtree !  R 

William   K.   Puntenney..'  R 

.,  W.   D.   Easter..' \  D 

Henry    Lockhart    R 

J.    G.    Basham '  D 

T.    E.   Jenkins I  K 

L.    L.    Hacquard I  K 

lames    N.    Kates ID 

>:.    ().    Foster I  D 

A.    T.    Hill :  K 

Frank  M.  McDaniels.. . .'  R 

Alfred    Cooper    '  R 

T.    H.   Garvin '  D 

A.    C.    Turner I  R 

.\donijab   Crain R 


South   Webster 
Hales  Creek   ... 
Otway     


Portsmouth 


Xew  Boston  . . . 
Powellsville  . . . 
Harrison    Mills 

Lilly    

Waits    

GaHord    

Lucasvillc     

Wallace  .Mills    . 

Flat     

Bear  Creek   

Crabtree    

Pond   Run   

Buena   Vista   . . . 

Pond   Run    

Scif»toville    

Waits    

Wheelersburg  . 
Rarden   


May 


May 

April 
May 

April 
June 
April 

May 
April 
May 


Dry  Run  

Rushtown     ... 

Crabtree     

Lorn  bard  ville 
Lucasville     ... 


George    W .    Smith i  R    '   T-yra 


5,  1962 
U,  ISVB 

13.  1902 
12,  1903 
10,  1902 
29.  1902 

14.  1903 
16.  1908 
27,  1902 

2,  1908 

12,  1903 

25,  leioi 

24,  1903 
10,  1002 

13,  1908 
16,  1901 

8,  1903 

15.  1908 
15,  1902 
12,  1908 
15.  1901 
12,  1906 

15,  1903 

16,  1903 

26.  MMS 

6,  1902 
18,  1908 

18.  1901 

21.  1906 

19,  1906 

22,  1908 
18.  1902 


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SCIOTO  .OOUNTPY—  C«ndd«led. 


121 


svWS9llIp> 

MBBeoTfustice. 

,»^. 

BapiisAUon  of 
•     Term. 

Washififftnn    

Edward  Canter  1  R 

John    H.    Co«k R 

Henry  Hall   rR 

Portssioath   

May  12,  1093 
12,  1903 

Nov.  18,  1902 
21,  1903 

w^c ;n:::::: 

Bertha    

Portsmouth    

SENEOA  rauNXY. 


Adams   

Big  Spring 


Blooin    . . . 

OtBton  ' .. 

B0mn    ..'.. 

HoFvw^lV 

Jackson   . 

Liberty    I. 

London... 
PIcMant 

Reed   .... 

Scimo   ... 
Senttsa  .. 


Thompson 
Venice   .... 


W.  J.    Merchant.. 

A.  Goodiu:... 

L.    E.  SubeaaUer. 


H 


Isaac  W.   Cline. 

A.   J.    Lonsway 

j.   T.    Walker 

Herbert  -£acon    

Jasper  Pillars  

Burton   D.   Ransbcrg. 

Guy  Downs  

R.    E.    Osborne 

Edward   H.  ,Flynn...-. 
Charles    Ley 


cy 

Charles   Ash    

William    E.    Latshaw 

E.    L,   McDoIc 

William   C.  •Rptenberger 
George   R.   Lmhert.. 

W.  W.  Jones 

Clemence  Rafuk  

James  L..   Lake 

Henry  Cook    

Hiram   Hippler   

William    Pancoast    .. 
Irving   Neikirk    

iuliuB  Smith  ... 
ohn  Clabaugh  
turkhard   Grenlich    . 

•Samuel  Horner  

Richard    T.    Hearson 
Samuel  J.    KimmeL. 


R 
R 
B 
1) 
D 

'r 

;  ^ 
D 

!s 
ig 

R 
R 
R 


Green  Spriwg 

Clyde    

.Mvada    

Adrian    

New  Rtcgel  .. 
Bk>oraville    ... 


Tiftn 


Mel  more 


A^il 


Tiflui     .. 

Hascom 

Amsden 


Kansas   

Cromer  . . . 
Fostoria  . . . 
Old.  Fort.  .. 
•Watson    . . . 

( ^nmr    

Attica     

West  Lddi 
Republic    . . 


Tiffin    

-McCutchenville 

Franks    

•Klat  Rock  

.\ttica    


May 

.\pril 

May 

April 


June 
April 
Aug. 
April 


21,  1903 
21,  1908 
.12,  S9Q3 
17,  1903 
S6,  1003 
17,  1903 

17,  1903 
8,  1901 

21,  1008 

21,  1901 

2,  1901 
20,  1901 
12,  1903 

3,  1901 

18,  1902 
11,  1902 
18,  1903 
15,  1901 
20,  1901 
18,  1902 

22,  1901 
25,  1902 


\i 

25, 

1002 

11, 

1902 

11, 

1002 

20, 

1902 

21, 

1903 

18, 

1901 

16. 

1903 

June 

7, 

1902 

April 

17, 

VHXi 

SHELBY  EOUNTY. 


Clinton    .. 
Cynthian   . 

Divsmore. 

Franklin    . 


*  Green    .. 
Jackson 


Loramie    .... 

McLean 

Orn^e    

Perry    ..'.'.'.[. 

Salem    

Turtle  Creek 
Van .  Buren  . 
Washington 


William    C.   Wyman..:..  D 

Charles   W.    Nessler D 

O.  W.    Nieswoager D 

E.    li.    Sweigart D 

J.    B.   Greve D 

August  Maurcr  D 

Peter  Fogt  D 

hh'sha  Yost  D 

H.   P.   Ailes D 

A.  .\.  Davis R 

L.  A.   Eshman D 

Hudson   Flinn    D 

J.    II.    Rottinghaus j  D 

John   Barhorst    D 

(i.   William   Voress R 

W.    B.    F'ulton '  R 

A.  J.    Rugh D 

G.   W.   Clark R 

A.    .S.    Ritter X) 

E.    L.    Harrison R 

Tames   Farley    D 

Mark   Wilson    R 

John   Wood    D 

Y-.     H.     Neckstroth D 

Jacob    Everly    I  R 


Sidney 


Oran    

Wynant     

Botkins    

Anna   

Swanders    

Tawawa    

Montra     

Jackson  Center 

Russia    

Houston    

Loramies     


May 
Nov. 
Dec. 
May 

June 
May 


Sidney    

Kirk  wood    

Pasco    

Pemberton 
Maplevvood     ... 
Port  JeflfiTson 
.S^.    Patricks    .. 

Hardin    

McCartyviUe  . 
Kettlerville  .- 
Lockington 


.1 


Sept. 
May 
Nov. 
May 


Nov, 
May 

Nov. 
April 
May 
April 


1902 
1902 
1002 
1902 
1908 
1902 
1901 
M02 
1903 
1003 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 

um 
um 

IfiOl 
1001 
1902 
1}H13 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1901 
1901  I 


Bethlehem 
Canton   — 


Jackson 


STARK   COUNTY. 


A.    W.    Goshorn |  D 

H.  A.  .Shafer ♦...    D 

.1  acob   Reigner   I  D 

Joseph  Calmalat   D 

Tames    A.     Bowman R 

\Villiam   Preecc   ID 

Nelson  M.  Keck.. |  D 


^  Deceased.    Samuel  D  **  ckcr  appointed. 


Navarre    |  May 

I  April 

Canton   I      '* 


Crystal    Springs    !  May 

McDonaldsvilie     |  April 


29,  1903 

15,  1901 

19,  1901 

20,  1901 
12,  1902 
18,  1902 

21,  1903 


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.   STARK  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Township^ 


Name  of  Justice. 


Postoffice. 


Bzpiration  of 
Term. 


Lake   

Lawrence  .. 

Lexington    . 
Marlboro    . . 

Nimishillen 
Osnaburg  .. 
Paris    

«4 

Perry    

Pike    .'.'.'.'.'.', 
Plain  '.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

Sandy   

Sugar  Creek 

Tuscarawas 
Washington 


Erwin   E.   Sfnith D 

Charles   Weary   D 

Louis   Ruch    R 

.V^.  E.  Moullon R 

R.   O.   Ellis R 

Simon  Johnson  R 

T.    P.    Zaiscr R 

\filton    Kj.    Frank 

Frank  Geiselman   

J.    W.   Hisey R 

George  Vioiand    D 

Joseph  Schillig D 

E.   S.   Wilson R 

Albert  Smith R 

David   Bates   D 

A.  Smachtenberger  D 

Gustav  G.  Paul D 

Henry   B.  Sibila D 

George    Franz    D 

Wesley   Smith    R 

S.  H.  Welch i  R 

Adam   A.    Cocklin I  D 

George    W.    Sponseller..i  D 

John    Diehl    1  D 

Clayton    Schoncr    \  D 

William   Wirebaugh   ... 

James  T.   Hpwitt ,  R 

James  W.  McClintock..  R 
Emanuel  R.  Speaker...:  R 
George   W.    VVilhelm....    R 

John   J.    Wafler |  D   i 

J.    W,    Douglas I  D   I 

William   McCallum   |  R   i 

Andrew  J.   Reese j  R   • 


Greentown   |  Tune 

Uniontown    ;  May 

Canal  Fulton   April 

North   Lawrence    |  May 

Alliance     |  April 

Limavule    i  MsLy 

Marlboro    I 

New    baltimore    I      " 

Louisville     j  April 

Mapleton    |  May 

Osnabur-    

New   Franklin   ;      " 

Minerva     |      ** 

Massilon   |      " 

Pierce     •      " 

North    Industry    j      " 

Middlebrancn     April 

^\ew  Berlin  ,  May 

Canton    t      '* 

Heartville     ;      " 

Waynesburgh     'June 

April 

Beach   City   i  May 

'*  1  April 

Justus     I      ** 

Axassillon    |  May 

Penn    (      " 

Alliance     " 

Freeburgh   ;      " 


14,  1902 

17,  19(» 

28,  1901 
80,  190a 

24,  1903 

29,  1901 
2,  1903. 

25,  1901 
6,  1901 

SO,  1902 
20,  1901 
20,  1903 

10,  1901 

5,  1902 

6,  1901 

18,  1902 

15,  1901 

16,  1902 
12,  1902 

7,  1901 
12,  1902 

19,  1901 
9,  1901 

17,  1902 

5,  1902 
22,  1901 
19,  1903 

6,  1901 
15,  1901 
19,  1903 
15,  1901 
12,  1902 

11,  1901 
14,  1901 


SUMMIT   COUNTY. 


Akron 


Bath 


Boston 
Copley 


Coventry  

Cuyahoga  Falls 
Franklin    


Green    . . 
Hudson 


Northampton 
Northfield    ... 

Norton    

Portage    

Richfield"!!!! 
Springfield  ... 


Stow    

Tallmadge 
Twinsburg 


•Elbert  J.  Hard '  R 

Jacob    R.    Campbell '  K 

Vincent  Helbling  i  D 

Peter    H.    Hoffman I  R 

C.    S.    Parsons i  R 

William    Davis    |  R 

Charles    \V.    Chittenden.    R 

C.  C.  Copley '  R 

Elijah    H..  Heistand I  R 

Newman  Adair   .1  R 

H.  A.  Betz 1  D 

Beni.    F.    Davis D 

D.  F.    Felmley I  R 

Charles  Kidney   !  D 

Frederick   Deutsche   J  R 

Cyrus  W.  Wardley ,  D 

C.   C.   Foster I  R 

Matthew  C.  Reed R 

E.  E.   Rogers '  R 

Henry   W.    Howe )  R 

L.    A.    Hart R 

Cieorge    Forbes    '  R 

H.    A.    McConncll I  R 

Tohn    McNamara    '  D 

John    C.    Wiser '  D 

W.    F.    Coleman •  R 

Aaron  Teeple   '  R 

O.    B.    Hindman 1  R 

W.     N.     Wred R 

S.    N.    Weston '  D 

Perry  G.  Ewiirt !  D 

Menno   L.    Mishler '  R 

Noel   Beckley   '  R 

Lafayette  Darrow R 

Tohn  P.   Kepler I  R 

William    H.    Marsh [  R 

S.    A.    Collins '  R 

A.  J.   Brown !  R 


Akron 


Ghent     ... 

Bath    

Hudson    .. 
Frederick 
Copley    . . . 


S.  Akron  

Reservoir    

Cuyahoga    Falls 


Clinton 
Nimisila 
Inland    . 
Hudson 


Iva    

Cuyahoga    Falls 

Macedonia    

Northfield     

Barberton     

Royal    (Joak    

Akron     


April 

Nov. 
May 
June 
April 
Nov. 


April 


Aug. 
April 

June 
April 

May 

April 


W.  Richfield 
E.  Richfield 
East  .Akron  . 


.1 


Mogadore     

Cuyahoga    Falls 
Monroe  Falls   ... 
^lonroe  Falls  ... 

Tallmadge    

Louisburg    

Twinsburg   


May 

April 

Nov. 

May 

Aug. 

May 

Tune 

Tan. 

May 


22,  1901 

19,  1903 

20,  1903 

17,  1903 

12,  1903 
8.  1903 

13,  1903 
15,  1901 
19.  1901 

19,  1901 

18,  1901 

19,  1902 

21,  1903 
17,  1902 

22,  1901 

25,  1908 

28,  1903 

29,  1901 

14,  1902 

26,  1902 

23,  1903 

15,  1903 
17,  1903 

22,  1902 
12,  1902 
17,  1903 
23  1903 

23,  1901 
25,  1901 

4.  1901 
15,  1901 

20,  1903 

20,  1902 

20,  1903 
3,  1901 

15,  1902' 

21,  1901 

24,  1902 


Removed  from  township.    John   R.  Vaughan  appointed. 


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TRUMBULL  COUNTY. 


123 


Township. 


Name  of  Justice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Bazetta    

Bloomfield   . 

Bractville   .. 

Bristol    

Brookfieid    '. 

Champion  .. 
Farmington 

Fowler   

Green    

Gustavus    . . 

Hartford   ... 

Howland  ... 
Hubbard  '.'.'. 


Johnstown    . . . 

Kinsman   

Liberty    

Lordstown   ... 

Mecca    

Mesopotamia 

Newton   

South  ington    . 

Vernon    

Vienna  

Warren    


N.   A.  Cowdery 

H.    H.    Roe 

J.   S.    McAdoo 

Dwight  W.  Smith... 
Augustus   Elwell    ... 

Hobert    L.    Taft 

Martin    J.    Barb 

C.    P.    Lvman 

Edgar   McConnell    .. 

F.  M.    McKay 

S.   A.    Shaffer 

J.  H.  Shepherd 

T.    R.    Harshman 

ames   S,    Weir 

.  F.  Cratsley 

I.  V.  Fcnton 

P.   J.    Morey 

C.   K.   Hobson 

R.  A.  Evans 

Brunnell   Huil   

George  W.  Snyder... 

T.   A.    Bushnell 

Thomas  K.  Wilson.. 

T.    B.    Lampson 

\ViIliam    Hayes    

T.   L.   Gillmer 

W.   T.  Jackson  .• 

B.  F.    Moran 

Madison    W.    Coek.. 

A.  B.  Allen 

William  A.  Thomas. 
Thomas    Swain    

C.  D.    Goodrich 

S.  G.  Carson 

George  K.   Kreitler.. 

Selden  F.  Smith 

A.  P.  King 

H.   J.   Wilcox 

Elias  Sperry    

F.    P.    McClure 

D.  J.  White. 


L.   J.    Haughton. 
p.  Jf.  ' 


Weathcrsfield 


.    Joy 

Mungo  Brownlee  

J.  H.   Biggin 

J.  B.  Hanson 

L.   H.  Scoville 

James   A.    Blackburn 

Charles  C.  Bubb 

Elmer  O.  Dilley 

Thomas   A.   Winfield 

/oseph  Smith   
.   F.   Pearce | 


Cortland 


North   Bloomfield 

Bloomiield   

Braceville     


Bristolville 


Sharon ,   Pa  

Brookfieid    

Sunside     

Farmington     

West   Farmington 

Nutwood  

Fowler    

Greensburg    

Kenilworth     

Dilworth    

Gustavus   

Hartford    

Orangeville     

Hartford    

Warren    


.1 


Hubbard 


Johnstonville    . 

Kinsman     

Liberty    

Girard 

Lordstown   .... 

West  Mecca   .. 

Mecca     , 

Mesopotamia    . 

Newton    Falls 

Southington    . . 

Bur^fhill     ...... 

Vienna  


April 
May 
April 
June 
April 

Nov. 
.]  April 

.'l  May 

.1  April 
.1  ^iky 

.\  Nov. 

A  Dec. 
.1  June 

•  i  Nov. 
.    April 

•  1  Nov. 
.1  May 
.i  April 
..  May 

:i  - 

.1  .April 
.'  May 

•I  ^R"^ 

:t  May 

•j  ^P."' 

.'l  May 
.1  April 

•  i      " 

.    June 

.'  April 
.1  June 

.!  Ap  •• 

May 


Leavittsburgh 
Wflrren    


•  I  , 


Niles     

Mineral  Ridge 


April 
Ma> 
Apr 
Maj 

Nov. 

April 


April 
lay 


1901 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1908 
1903 
1901 
1902 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1902 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 


Auburn 
«« 

Bucks  .. 


Qay  .. 
Dover 


Fairfield 


Franklin 
Goshen    . 


Jefferson 


TUSCARAWAS   COUNTY. 


Abraham  Younger 

Philip  Kate   

D.   W.   Baker 

W.   A.   Rennecker 

F.    Barthelmeh    

William  Miller 

L.  S.  Winsch 

Frederick  Haupert 

Emanuel  Amick   

Joseph   H.    Hostetler.... 

Nicholas  Montag  

Christian  Gerber  

James    M.    Hately 

Alois    Able    

P.    A.   Garver 


John  Schneider 
Loui: 


s  Welty 

Kuhns.. 
Booth... 

^.   Roberts 

Benjamin  F.  Haas. 


Joseph  F. 
John  H. 
W.  ;.   Roh 


Ragersville 


May 
Aug. 
April 
May 


Baltic    

Fiat    

Baltic    April 

Ragersville     |      *' 

Gnadenhutten     >  May 

Seventeen     |  April 

Canal    Dover    '      ^' 


Somerdale 


New   Cumberland 
Strasburg     


New   Philadelphia 
Stonecreek     


:i 


May 
April 


May 
April 


11,  1901 
3,  1903 

25,  1901 
30,  1901 

15,  1901 
23,  1903 
10,  1901 
29,  1902 
17.  1903 

17,  1903 

18,  1903 
5,  1902 

16,  1903 

15,  1901 
21,  1901 
23,  1901 

26,  1902 
18,  1902 

16.  1903 
18,  1903 
23,  1903 


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REPORT    OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
TUSCARAWAS  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


T^wmhip. 

Nane«f  Justice. 

1 
•1 

»   ^{^osMlffice. 

asfnnftienof 
Term. 

X^wtrcucc 

lacob   J.   Sturm 

R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
:D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
I) 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 

Zoar    

May          7,  1908 

April      17,  1908 

^'           15,  1901 

"           15    1901 

Mill   

T.  Lesfie  Hillycr 

Uhrichsville    

Ontford    

Moses  13.  Kennedy 

Horace   G.    Little 

David  Galbraith   

Xalhan  Brown  

New   Comerstown    

Perry 

1901 

1901 

Rwh  ... 

Thomas    B.    Rankin 

Chap  (linther 

Rush    

April       21,  1908 
1902 

Tracey    

Saltan 

S«4Jdy  

VV.  J.   Haskinson 

John  T.   Reid 

Port    Washington    

*  Sandyville    

16,  1903 
**           16,  1903 

t.  Bender , 

*L     C     ZoHars 

"           &1,  1908 

SiMar  Qreek 

Shancsville 

"           25    1908 

Unlan  

John   W.   Oliver 

Dennison 

May        18,  1903 
'*           11     1901 

Warren 

J.   H.   Manghimtn 

C.    D.   Penrck 

N  e  wctttn  ber  Ian  d 

1906 

Wanvick 

M.  A.  Romig 

TtiscarawQS    

1901 

Arthur  Liehti  

1902 

W*fijii?gton 

ohn    F.    Cappel 

Gilmore    

1902 

['.   Judson    Mnrphcy 

,  ames   M.    Stoutt 

&\\n   Hodaer 

Derwyn 

1901 

W«yoe 

Dunoee    

1901 

April       27.  1902 
1901 

York 

'^    -H    -Kiihn 

Blackband 

Francis   Dienst 

Ne^v   Philadelphia   

U02 

UNION    COUNTY. 


Alien  I  William    H.    Kurd... 

...J  Lawrence  M.   Goary. 

■Claibournc  \  T,    W^   Bell 

Thomas  P.   Gwrtty... 

James   L.   Jolliff 

Geon?e  Harris   

Frank   B.  Davis. 


Darby 


I  R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 


Dcvcr  I  tLewis   B.   White K 


Jackson   . 
Jerome   . . 


Leesburg  . 
Liberty  . . . 
Mill  Cfoek' 


Paris   . , 
Taylor 
Union  , 


Washington. 

Yojk    

"Washipgton 

Harrison   — 


Jacob   Edelblute 
Milton  M.  Mather. 
Thomas  C.  Moore. 
Richard   S.    Fry. 


J.    P.    McDowell. 


C.  Turney. 

E.  W.  Moore 

A.    E.    Knox 

J.    F.   Finley 

Aaron  Tossey  

George  Hannawalt 

William   M.   Wiadfet.... 
August    H.   ,KolIefrath. 

Clay    Kezerta 

M.    C.    Welch 

John   A.    Kennington. .. 

Charles  F.  Monroe 

George   Miller   

J.    \V.    Hicks 

L.   G.    Monroe 

S.   S.  Sigler 

George  Miller 

J.  W.  Hicks 


North   Lewiaburg    |  April 

Pottersburg     |  Nov. 

Claiboxirne   |  April 

Richwood   I  M-ay 

April 

MarysviWe    

Untonrille  Center  

•New  Dover  


Rush   Greek    Dec. 

Arbella April 

-New  California   I  May 

Hain   City   |  Dec. 

Magnetic  Springs   I  April 

Pharisburg     1  May 

Raymonds    '  April 

Peoria    I  May 

Watkias     " 


MarysviH^    '  April 

I  June 

I  April 

'Rroa<4way     I  June 

Milford   Center    1  April 

I      ^' 

Byhalia    '  May 

"  I  Nov. 

Bokes    Creek    I  June 

I  May 

I  April 


VAN   WERT   COUNTY. 


Charles  F.  German... 

I  George  Scaer 

Hoaglrn   Wnliam    J.    Critchett. 

^^        I  W.    II.   .Stripe 

Jennings  Adam   Hirn   

**  J.    Pryse   >l organ 

Liberty    '    lohn  II.   Koch 

'  "Philip    Miller    

Pleasant    Charles  P.   Richey 

"  I   Levi   X.  Jacobs 

Ridge William   Johnson 

**        Frank   T*oHng 

Tully   

Union   


D 
D 
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D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
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Thomas    Salmon    |D 

Charles  Spiccr   i  D    I 

Samuel    Fortncy    t  O    I 

I   Horace  S.    Borden I  D 

D  I 
D  I 
R   I 


Francis  I  Nov. 

Convoy     i  April 

Grover    Hill    

Van    Wert    

Monticcllo    

V^enedocia     

Ohio  City   

Shasta     

Van    Wert    


Washington    I  William    Fos*- 

"  1   Henry    T.    Rcrt^feld 

Willshire  I  Oliver  Sheets   

*'  I  George   L.    Robilya 

York   I  William   TL    Nicodcmus. 


Convoy    '  Dec. 

Scott    t  .April 

Dixon    t      '' 

Cavette     I  May 

Middlepoint    ^  .April 


W^ien    

Willshire   .. 
Van    Wert 


29,  1901 
28,  1902 

27,  1901 

18,  laoe 

28,  1908 

4,  imi 

14,  1902 

22,  1908 

23,  1908 

0.  1002 

21,  1902 
Q4,   1908 

5,  1908 
25,  1901 

1,  1908 

22,  1003 
4.  1903 

18,  1902 
3,  1908 
22,  UOl 
10,  1903 

25,  1908 

26,  1908 

15,  1901 
25.  1902 

3,  1908 

24,  1903 
10,  1901 
20,  1903 

27,  1908 
27,  1903 


20,  1901 
89,  1U02 

21,  1901 
5,  1903 

18,  1902 
25,  1903 

13,  1901 
25,  1901 
Ifi,  1901 
18,  1901 
15.  1902 
15,  1902 
n,  1902 
IS.  1902 

9,  1903 

3,  1903 

20,  1901 

14,  1903 
29,  1902 
27,  1902 
23,  1901 


■>  Resigned.   John  Doerschuh  appointed,    t  Resigned    George  Carpenter  appointed. 

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JUSTICES   OF  THE   PEACE. 

VINTOK   COUNTY. 


125 


Postoffice. 


Expiration  of 
Term. 


Brown 
Clin  ton 
£fe«la  . 


ETk    

'  xarriBon 


Jackson   

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M»dison    . . . 
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Salem   .'.'.'.'.'.'. 
Tn^tJ«^  Creek 

Uniow 

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Way«c   


Charles  M.   Sims 

I.   W.  Milfcr 

Oscar  Muse  

Lafajrette  Ward  

W.    R.    Barnhill 

S.   G.   Darby 

H.    E.   Timmons 

Robert   Sage   

G.    W.    Pearcc 

Robert  Oaks  

S.  P.  Gibson 

M.  O.  Matheny 

J.  G.  Bone 

S.   M.  Cozad 1. 

John    Robbhas    

Cook-V^n    Blber. 

A.   E.   CTiamberlain 

*GeoTge  S.  Smith 


R.    Jolly.. 
'  y>e 


SamnH   Ly>< 
John    E.    McVcy. 
George    W.    Speckt. . . 

McDAnaM   Ebv   

T.   H.   Wright.' 

Henry    Tones    

John   W.    Hairison*.. 


H 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 


Starr    '  July 


New    Plymouvh 
Hamden   ^unction 

Dundas    

Eagle    Mills    


McArthur  ' 


E<To    

Bee    

Cox    

Stella    

Ural    

Mineral    ... 

V^an    

Lone  Star 

Zaleski    

Shekion     .. 
Allen5rv>lle 

Srverly    

Creola     

Raddjffe    .. 


Hawk' 

W'ilkesville 


WArKlREM    COUNTY. 


John  B.   Blake I  R 

Francis  .\.   Surface......    R 

W.  C.  Ritter ^  D 

William    R.-  Reppert. .. 
William   M.    Cor  win 

Iames  C^  Redman 
oseph  Shearer  
ohn  R.  Ross. 
ohn  Myers  
lenry  Giehls   

J.    H.    Lippincott 

Alfred    Edward*   

W.    H.    Whitacre 

James   Ireland   

( leorge    W.    Carey 


Bethuel   Cavo4t    

Samuel    Nixon    

James    Cones    

Frank  J.  Sherwood. 
Aaron  B.  Chandler.. 
M.   Van    Duron 


Springooro 

Ptkin     

Miason    

Fosters  . . . 
Franklin  .. 
MaineviMe 


Level     . . 
Morrow 


Harveysburg 
Morrow    


Lebanon    

South    Lebanon 


.Morrow    

Oregonia     ... 
Wayncsville 
Corwin     


July 

25, 

1901 

April 

14, 

1903 

25, 

1U<J2 

♦' 

17, 

1903 

'• 

22, 

1901 

•* 

21, 

1<J()3 

" 

20, 

1903 

•* 

25, 

v.m 

*' 

27, 

19<W 

*• 

28, 

1902 

May 

27, 

1902 

April 

23, 

1903 

20y 

1903 

May 

5, 

1903 

April 

20, 

1908 

24, 

.1908 

•' 

15. 

1902 

*• 

25, 

1903 

*' 

25, 

1901 

•• 

25, 

1903 

*• 

20, 

1901 

" 

28, 

1901 

♦• 

18, 

1903 

May 

3, 

1903 

April 

26, 
9, 

1902 
1903 

April 

25, 

1902 

25, 

1903 

Dcx:. 

7, 

1901 

April 

26, 

i;.'02 

•• 

27, 

VMil 

Mar 

17, 

1901 

April 
M^y 

21, 

1003 

9, 

l!K)l 

*' 

24, 

HiOl 

April 
^fay 

26, 

1902 

1, 

l!:02 

April 
>raT 

29, 

1902 

27; 

1^02 

April 

17, 

1903 

Dec. 

10, 

1901 

April 

13. 

1908 

1»,  1003 

19,  1908 

21,  1903 

21,  1903 

25,  1902 

23,  1903 


WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 


Adams    .. 
AiireUus 

Bm-Iow   .. 

Bdpre    '.'. 

Decatur    . 

Dunham 
Ftirfidd 

Fearing    . 


Grandiriew 


Independence 
Lftwrence   ..... 


Liberty 


A,   I3.   6WJ '  D 

Daniel  Marsch   ....I  D 


Magfce 
Smithson. 
B«n  edict. 


J.    F.    Palmer. 
J.    J.    Clark. 


D 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 

(;.    L.    Matthews I  D 

-  ■  D 

D 
D 
D 
D 
D 


G.  M. 
R,  C. 
A.    H. 

I    I 

C.    D.    Rathbone. 

A.    Russell    

William    Srmpson 
Henry    Phillips    .. 

W.    J.    Scott 

J.    R.    Bell. 


GeoTffe  Trantncr,   Sr 
W.    D.    Heddlwtoo. 

B.    F.    Folger 

L.   H.   Wells 

M.   Taylor    

Tames   W.    Shrerros 

t.  S.   McCowan R 

William   Fle^inir  ^ 

John    B.    Bo«<h R 

W.    J.    Myers....: I  R 


<' Resigned.   J  D. Christ  appointed. 


Lowell    !  April 


Elba     

Macksburg. 
Barlow 


Apr: 
M^y 
Nov. 
May 


-\pril 


Little   Hocking   

Belpre     ' 

Fillmore    1  -Nfay 

Cutler     :      " 

Briggs     '      " 

Cutler     I      " 

Layman   I  J"oc 

Marietta     I  May 

StanlervMle    I      " 

New    Mfltamoras    '  June 


Wade    '  April 

Deucher    i  May 

Moss   Run    I  .\pril 

'  May 

Steel    Run    I      " 

Dalzdl    I  April 

"        I  May 


28,  1902 

5,  li»08 

30,  1I>01 

7.  1!K>3 

15,  VM)2 

5,  1903 

15,  llHil 

15,  v.m 

12,  VM)-2 
15,  l!»0-2 

4,  1W3 
15,  1902 
14,   1W2 

5,  11M)1 
4,  IIM'3 
9,  1901 

11,  11?02 

21.  1901 
7.  1003 

22,  1902 
1,  1003 
7,  1903 

25,  1901 
3.  1903 


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WASHINGTON  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


Baughman 


-Canaan  . . 
Chester  . . 
Chippewa 

Clinton    . . 


Confess  . . . 
East  Union  . 
Franklin    . . . . 

Green   

Milton  

Paint    ....... 

Plain 

Salt  Creek  .. 
Sugar  Creek 

Wayne   

Wooster    — 


Brady    

Bridgewaier 

Center    

Florence    — 

Jefferson  

Madison    — 
Mill  Creek'.'! 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

u 

1 

Postoffice. 

Expiration  of 

Xiudlow    

H.   H,   Holland |  D 

Flints   Mills    

June         6,  1901 

E.  G    Smith 

p 

Steel    Run 

May          S,  1908 

April       27,  1901 

18    1908 

Marietta    

C.  W.  Richards 

R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 

Marietta    

N,   E.   Kidd 

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J.    '^     '   •    " 
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M 
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**           19,  1908 

4( 

«* 

May          1,  1908 
"            5    1908 

Muskingum 

« 

« 

**           10,  1908 

Newport 

Murphy     

April       26,  1901 
May        13,  1902 

Newport    

« 

"           15,  1902 

Palmer  • 

Layman     

June       22,  1902 
May          2,  1908 
April       18,  1901 
May        20,  1902 
April       27,  1901 
May          4,  1908 
April       27,  1901 
M^y          6,  1903 
"            7,  1901 

Wolf  Creek  

Salem   

Lower  Salem   

Whipple    

Warren    

Constitution    

Churchtown    

Watcrford  . . .  .* 

Swift    

Coal   Run   

Watertown 

Watertown     

Churchtown 

19,  1^ 
**           28,  1902 

« 

Watertown     

Wesley  

Bartiett    

April      27,  1908 
**          15,  1901 

WAYNE   COUNTY. 


Henry   Winger    ... 

R.  T.  Douglas 

Levi  Neiswanger   . 
Charles  A.   Tenny. 

D.    E.    Bowers 

D.   W.   McGuire... 


Lewis  Rapp 

George  W.   Barkhamer.. 

C.  N.  Marshal 

Jonas   J.    Frase 

Michael  Booth  

James   K.    Reynolds 

John    Dailey    

Joseph  Gindelsperger 

L.   V.   Patterson 

David   C.   Cook 

A.  B.  Mackey 

Samuel  MoorC;  Jr 

Stephen   M.   Henry 

Thomas  J.  Teeplc 

M  iner   R.    Godard 

H.  S.  Elliott 

E.  H.  Earl 

J.   J.    Schlafly 

Samuel   Snyder   

W.  M.   Mellinger 

O.   J.   Kean 

A.   J.   Howenstine 

M.   L.   Stophlet 


C.    J.    Harrold. 


Douglas... 
John    G,    Elliott. 

Fred   Heim    

Lewis  Bolus   .... 
R.  C.  Sweeney... 


Marshalville 
Burton  City 

Orrville    

Creston    

Canaan     

Wooster    . . . . 
Lattasourgh 
Doylestown    . 

Easton    

Clinton     

Shreve    


Buroank    . . . . 
West   Salem 
Orrville     .... 
Apple  Creek 
Mooreland    . . 


Smithville     

Orrville    

Rittman     

Sterling     

Mt.   Eaton    

West  Lebanon  . 

Plain    

Blachlyville    .... 
Fredericksburg 


Dal  ton 


Madisonburg 
Wooster    


WILLIAMS   COUNTY. 


Ellsworth   Degraff   .... 

E.   C.   Orton 

Henderson  H.  Moore. 

Jeremiah   Drake    

Augustus  Warren 

'ohn  A.  Brown 

ohn  Aller  , 

"  ilHam  Huffman 

H.  E.  Batterson , 

Frederick  W.  White... 

H.   A.   Apt 

John  Orewiler  

Malcolm    ismith    

Williaai  Moss  


Tol 


Strykcr     

West    Unity 

Pioneer    

Bridgewater 

Bryan    

Melbern     

Edon   

Blakeslee    . . . 

Pulaski     

Karle   

Pioneer    

Kunkle  

Alvordton  ... 
West    Unity 


April 

April 
M^y 

April 


April 

May 
April 

June 
May 
Oct. 
May 
April 


May 

April 
May 
April 
Nov. 


April 


Nov. 
April 

May 

April 

Nov. 

April 

Aug. 

April 

May 


15,  1901 

25,  19(Vi 
24,  1908 

15.  1901 
14,  1908 
24,  1908 
24,  1908 
20,  1901 
20,  1901 
30,  1908 

16.  1909 
14,  1908 

8.  1906 

26,  1902 

8,  1908 
20,  1901 
20,  1902 

17.  190S 
24,  1908 
20,  1901 
20,  1901 

9,  1901 
2.  1901 

26,  1902 
8.  1908 
20,  1901 
24,  190S 
24.  1908 
24,  1908 
13,  1901 
10.  19Q2 
17,  1902 
8,  1901 
13,  1902 
29.  1902 


20,  1903 
25.  1903 
24,  1902 

20,  1903 

21,  1902 
13,  1008 

24,  1903 
18,  1903 
15,  1901 

2.  1903 
29,  1903 

25,  1908 
27,  1901 
17.  1903 


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Center    

Freedom  

Grand  Rapids 

Henry 

Jackson   

Lake ...!!!.;; 

Liberty    

Middleton  .... 

Milton    !. 

Montgomery  . 

Perry    

Pcrrysburg    . . 

Plain  '.'. 

PorUge   

»« 

«< 

Ross   ...'.'.'.'.'.'. 
Trojr    

Washington    . 

Webster    ....*. 

Weston    .'.'.'.'.. 

Antrim   

Crane    

Crawford    .... 

Eden  *.*.*.'. 

Jackson   

Marseilles  .... 
Mifflin    .....v. 

Pitt  ...;;:;;:; 

M 

Richland*!!.!! 
«« 

Ridge  ...!!!!! 

Salem  !!!!!!!! 
Sycamore  .... 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
WILLLAMS  COUNTY  — Concluded. 


127 


Township. 

Name  of  Justice. 

1 

1 

Postoffice. 

Bxpiration  of 
Term. 

Northwest    

Volnev  Powers 

R 
R 
R 

S 

R 
D 
D 
D 

Ainger 

April       21,  1902 

May        22,  1903 

April       17,  1902 

9    1902 

«• 

M.  C.   Uhaley 

Andrew  Grim  

Nettle  Lake   

Ptdaski    

Pulaski      

N.   S.   Leek 

Bryan    

«« 

Clinton   Paine    

"           is'  1903 

St.  Joseph  

George  Hclwig  

Edgerton  >  .^ 

**           18,  1908 

L.  A.  Knight 

Nov         15    1903 

Superior    

H     F-  Tavlor 

Montoelier 

April      28,  1902 
'^           18.  1903 

E.  G.  Frisbie 

WOOD  COUNTY. 


George  W.  Uric , 

Charles   R.   Nearing.. 
Thomas  S.  Forrest.., 

J.  H.   Menter 

John  H.  Snrodcr...., 
*  Frank  A.  Crosby 

tS.  Benscoter 
.    D.    Arnold 

G.    W.    Ewing 

J.    D.    Burgoon 

George   Brooks    

Henry   D.   Grove .... 

A.  iL.  Kusian: , 

Wiliam   M.   Harter.. 

Cyrus  C.    Fuller 

Leon    A.    Trcpanicr. 
William  Coblcy 


R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 
D 
D 
R 
R 
R 
D 
D 

R.  Huff !  D 

D 
R 
D 


H.   Manhardt 
Alfred  A.   Stump.... 

Frank   H.   Fike 

George   E.   Reed 

Lewis  Whitman 

S.  T.  Lambright.... 
James  M.   Brown.... 

George  Boetsch 

Columbus  C.  Hum.. 
George  W.   Collin... 

G.  E.  Gill 

William  A.  Esterly. 
Bennager  Odell  .... 
William   H.   Sayler.. 


William  M.  Wickham... 
Edmund   F.  Metzger.... 

John    S.    Matthews 

George  F.  McNeal 

Tames   Rogers    

Myron  Chamberlain  .... 
James   K.    Henderson... 


Bloomdale    

Bowling  Green 

Pemberville     . . . 


Grand  Rapids  ... 
North  Baltimore* 
Hoytsville    


Millbury    

Wallbridge    

Rudolph    

Winflfston    

Dunbridge 

Haskins  , 

Milton  Cester  . 

Custar    

Bradner  

Prairie  Depot   . , 

West  Millgrove 

Fostoria 

Dowling    

Perrysburg    .... 


Bowlin^^  Green 

Six  Points  

Portage    


Luckey    

Stony  Ridge 
Tontogany    . . 


Scotch  Ridge 
Weston    


WYANDOT   COUNTY. 


J.  W.  Lilley 

E.  W.  Turney 

Howard  H.  Newell 

George    W.    Bogard .... 

James  Bowlby  

Thurston  W.   McClure. 

Harvey  Tailor  

R.  W.  Pool 

W.  H.  Deringer 

Elmer  F.   Sanford 

Robert  Lindsey 

John   W.   Atkinson 

William   A.    Foucht.... 

M.    L.    Rowland 

Ransom   Conley   

Sam  Habbitzel   

James  Southward  

John  D.  Wickiser 

Michael   Spangler   

Frank    Chesebro    

J.    Z.    Walbom 

John  A.   Shambaugh... 

V.  C.  Campbell 

Harry   Scott    

Edward  Swerline   


Nevada    

Wyandot  

Upper  Sandlsky 

Carey    


Seal    

Nevada  . . 
Kirby  .... 
Forest  . . . 
Marseilles 


Upper  Sandusky 

Kiroy    

Harpster  

Little  Sandusky  . 
Wharton 


Carey 


Lovell     

Upoer  Sandusky 

Svcamore    

Mexico     

Upper  .Sandusky 


April 
May 

April 


June 
April 

May 
April 

Dec. 
April 
Nov. 
April 
May 
April 
May 
Nov. 


April} 


I  April 


May 
Dec. 

April 
May 


April 
June 
May 


April 
May 


April 


April 

May 
April 
May 


80,  1903 

12,  1901 

14,  1903 
16,  1901 

1,  1902 
20,  1903 

15,  1903 
20,  1901 
20,  1901 

13,  1901 
le,  1903 

4,  1901 
7.  1902 

7,  1908 
20,  1903 
10,  1902 

8,  1003 
18,  1901 
22,  1902 

6,  1902 

12,  1903 
15,  1903 

14,  1901 

15,  1903 

13,  1901 
6,  1902 

15,  1908 
29,  1902 
18,  1908 
22,  1901 
1,  1901 
27,  1903 


24,  1902 

9.  1903 

14,  1901 

12,  1902 

2,  1902 

7,  1903 

8,  1903 


28,  1902 
1,  1903 

11,  1901 
8,  1903 
8,  1908 
8,  190S 

15,  1902 
8,  1903 

14,  1901 
8.  1903 

14,  1901 
8,  1903 

14,  1901 

15,  1903 
14.  1901 

8,  1903 

16,  1902 
8,  1903 

26,  1901 
8,  1903 
16,  1902 
16,  1902 
18,  1908 
24,  190^ 
8,  1908 


•  Resigned.  Frank  L.  Sheats  appointed. 


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Adams  County,  Wost  Union  — 

W.  S.  Kincaid     

J.  F.  Phxmmer 

C.  E.  Franne 

G.  J.  Nicholson , . . 

AUenrCouolyb  Linuu^ 

W.  UMfcKenzic 

J6seph  Tapscott 

Elmer  E.  Crossley 

D  E.  Hoover 

AftMud  Coiifrir— 

The  Infirmary  Directors  . 
AaJitabttla  Countyv,  JeftartM^ 

H.  H.  Hall 

Theo.  Hall 

B.  B.  Seymour 

Athens.  Countyt  AHieiit — 

A/H.  Wells 

J.  Jordan 

L  D.  Btown 

D.  H.  Moore 

BalnMit  CoMiy,  BarnasvilJa— 

Ai  Plumnier 

G.  V.  Riddle 

W.  W.  Watt 

Jacob  Maule 

Browii  Comrt^Tr  QMrgetowir-> 

F.  M.  Swope 

Ai  D.  Crouch 

George  C.  Barnes 

U.  G.  Rees  

BMIer  County;  HamMion— 

Mrs.  Mary  Moore 

"    James  Skinner. . 

"     Lou  Curtis     

''    Abe  Miller  and  others 
Clitmpaign  County^  Ucbana  — 

J.  J.  Mumper 

H.  H.  Brecount 

B.  F.  Hull 

R.  J.  Eason 

Citric  County^  Springfield  "— 

Z.  Rinehart 

Col.  David  King    

B.  F.  Brubaker 

O.  F.  Hypes 


T.  W.  Ellison. 


72. 


$9»  00 


D.  W.  HSgby . 


71 


98  4g 


Mrs.  Saiah.Millerv  Matroir* . 
H:  H.  Hall,  President 


12 
40 


60  m 
11^0(5- 


Eliza  Armstrong. 


60 


163  2S 


Thotnasf-W.  Branson 


37- 


159  IS 


Miss  Jessie  Mv  Henry 


31 


93  35 


Emily  O.  Miller,  Matron . 


53 


25  OO 


J.  C.  Tomlin . 


4& 


106' 47 


Adam  I^nhart... 


76 


111  1^ 


Cliiitoft  Couirif,  WNmiiigloii^ 

J^se  N.  Oren. 

C  Rhonemue 

Matthew  Fife 

R.  T.  Tiimble 


James  B.  Smith. 


17 


141  21 


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COUNTY  CHILDREN'S  HOMES  —  Contmucd. 


129 


Trustees. 


Superintendent,  etc. 


Darka  Coanty,  Greenville  ~ 

J.  C  Elliott 

a  A.  Hostetter 

J.  M.  Brown 

H.J.Bish 

Dfiance  County,  Defiance— 

C  W.  Brown 

F.  W.  Smith 

J.  J.  Thieroff 

A.  B.  Mason 

Delaware  County,  Delaware  — 

Mrs.  J.  H.Shaffer 

»*    E.  M.  Hall 

"    A.J.  HoUiday 

"    H.A. Welch  and  others 
Fairfield  County,  Lancaster  — 

S.  J.  Wright 

William  H.  Kooken 

Henry  Tschopp 

Samuel  Zeigler 

Fayette  County,  Wasliington,  C.  H.— 

S.  W.  Cissna 

Frank  M.  Fullerton 

J.  B.  Koontz 

W.  H.Shecley 

Franklin  County,  Columbus  — 

Thos.  E.  Knauss 

William  D.  Park 

C.  H.  Walcutt 

William  Earl 

Gallia  County,  Gallipolis— 

W.  T.  Minturn 

G.  W.  Shack 

James  Mills 

J.  H.  Plymale 

Guernsey  County,  Cambridge— 

W.  S.  Heade 

Samuel  Carr 

Fred.  L.  Rosemond  ...    . 

Maj.J.  W.  Moore 

Handcock  County,  Findlay— 

Mrs.  J.  A.  Bope 

"    Bolton 

"    Priddy 

"    Deitsch  and  others. 
Harrison  County,  Cadiz  —    . 

James  B.  Jamison 

George  M.  Patton 

N.  E.  Clendennin 

R.  M.  Love 


T.  H.  Monger. 


58 


Adam  Hall . 


42 


Mrs.  J.  F.  Shaffer,  President. 
Miss  Mary  Perkins,  Matron  . 


65 


Ed.  M.  Gillett. 


68 


Nathaniel  Tway 


40 


Mary  E.  White. 


112 


J.  S.  Rogers 


48 


John  S.  Prouse. 


47 


Mrs.  J.  A.  Vail,  Matron. 


38 


E.  E:  Webb. 


52 


Hocking  County.  Logan— 

J.  G.  Krinn 

W.  S.  Tucker 

Isaac  A.  Wright. .   . 

9  Sw  S. 


J.  J.  Keller.  Superintendent 


20 


1120  00 


68  29 


91  18 


101  93 


119  9i 


115  50 


82  02 


121  00 


50  00 


85  65 


62  14 


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Trustees. 


Superintendent,  etc. 


>  o.Sco 


Holmes  County,  Millertburg  ~ 

C.D.Parkinson 

G.  W.  Cary 

E.  D.  Miller 

Jacob  Uhl 

Huron  County,  Norwalk  — 

Mrs.  F.  II.  Boalt,  President 

Miss  Mary  Stewart,  Sec'y 

I^.  A.  West,  Treasurer  . . . 
•    S.  E.  Crawford 

C  H.  Gallup 

Sampson  Gray 

Knox  County,  Mt.  Vernon  ~ 

W.  S.  Sperry 

L.  P.  Holbrook 

C.  W.  McKee 

Charles  Cooper 

Lawrence  County.  I  ronton  — 

J.  O.Yates 

J.  L.  Anderson 

*     Otto  Otten 


J.  A.  Mast 


27 


$58  00 


Miss  Alice  L.  Young,  Matron 


104  00 


Charles  Cooper,  Supt . 


28 


95  00 


Miss  Sarah  F.  Johnston,  Matr  n 


81 


70  16 


John  Snyder. 
kinc 


Licking  County,  Newark  — 

Charles  W.  Fuller 

John  Chilcote 

George  Taylor 

I.  M.  Magloue 

Logon  County,  Bellefontaine— 

L.  J.  Emery .   . . 

S.  G.  Fisher 

Niven  Smith 

R.  W.  Chalfaut 

*Lorain  County,  Ob^rlin  — 

J.  W.  Steel 

A.  H.  Babcock 

Sumner  Day 

W.J.  Krebs 

Lucas  County,  Toledo  — 

John  F.  Kumler 

C.  C.  Packard 

E.  M.  Cook 

S.  C.  Schenck 

Madison  County,  London  — 

M.  L.  Rea 

Xerxes  Farrar 

Lester  Bidwell 

C.  M.  Butt 

tlialioning  County,  Youngstown  — 

S.  R.  Frasier  

H.  B.  Manchester 

N.  Newton 

W.  F.  Maag 


T.  M.  Ball 


49 


138  43 


Charles  Famsworth . 


36 


108  00 


H.  P.  Kennedy. 


John  K.  Niesz  . 


97 


115  75 


Daniel  Kulp. 


32 


Richard  Jenkins  . 


*  Jast  completed. 

t  Home  not  yet  completed. 


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181 


Trustees. 


Superintendent,  etc 


>  o.5c/3 
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Cucg 


Meigs  County,  Pomeroy  — 

a  W.  Alexander 

S.  D.Webb 

John  Dye 

August  Goesler 

Miami  County,  Troy— 

T.  C.  Leonard. .% 

R.  F.  Bennett 

John  T.  Knoop 

W.  B.  Cox 

Monroe  County,  Woodsfield  — 

Dr.  R.  A.  Ferguson 

O.  M.  Greeubauk 

C.  L.  Mellott 

L.  E.  Matz 

Montgomery  County,  Dayton— 

E.  F.  Pryor 

S.  L.  Herr 

John  McMaster 

Eli  Fasold 

Morgan  Connty,  McConnelsville  — 

F'rank  B.  Manly,  President 

William  Deedrick 

Charles  Miller 

John  A.  Floyd 

Perry  County,  New  Lexington  — 

J.  A.  Yauger 

L.  A.  Dean 

J.  E.  Saffell..   

T.  R.  West 

Pioluiway  County,  Circleville—- 

R,  H.  Trimble 

C  C.  Hanawalt 

W.  V.  Grant 

Pike  County,  Waverly  — 

F.  Guth,  President 

James  Foster,  Secretary  . 
A.  M.  Gregg,  Treasurer  . 
H.  W.  Overman 

Preble  County,  Eaton  — 

J.W.King 

D.  J.  Chrisman 

E.S.  Stotler 

John  Glick 

mohland  County,  Mansfield  — 

H.  L.  Wiles 

J.  P.  Seward 

D.  Bricker 

J.  C.  Palmer 

Seloto  County^  Portsmouth— 

JohnG.  Peebles 

F.  B.  Kehoe 

J.  F.  Davis 

George  D.  Selby 


J.  F.  Alkire 


Henry  Jay . 


64 


W.W.Morris 

Mrs.  S.  L.  Morris,  Matron 


33 


Daniel  Donson 


108 


J.  C.  Melick. 


48 


J.  H.  Boling 


19 


S.  M.  Yates 


45 


Samuel  Howard 


14 


S.  Huddle,  Superintendent. 
Mrs.  E.  Huddle,  Matron. . . . 


66 


Jonathan  Uhlich  . 


57 


Mrs.  M.  C.  Smith,  Matron 
W.  C.  Silcox>  Clerk  


42 


$115  00 


116  43 


101  00 


72  31 


108  50 


86  00 


76  65 


89  13 


70  00 


104  34 


107  61 


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Trustees. 


Superintendent,  etc. 


s  CO  aS 

Si  ^.2  eg 


S-f 


!3 


Shelby  County,  Sidney— 

William  A.  Graham. 

R.D.Mede 

S.  L.  WicoflF 

Jeremiah  Miller  — 


J.  H.  McClung. 


41 


$108  la 


Stark  and  Columbiana  Counties, 

For  Stark : 
J.  W.  Teters,  President  . 

Dr.  P.  H.  Barr 

H.  R.  Bennett 

For  Columbiana : 

Hon.  David  Boyce 

William  G.Bentley 


Alliance— 


M.  M.  Southworth,  Supt 

Mrs.  M.M.  Southworth,  Matr'n 


125 


97  84 


Summit  County,  Aliron  — 

D.  E.  Hill 

A,  M.  Armstrong  . 
Harvey  Baldwin  . 
M.  J.  Betts 


Mrs.  R.  E.  Grubb  . 


53 


137  49^^ 


Trumbull  County,  Warren  — 

*  T.  W.  Case 

C.  A.  Harrington . . . 

Charles  Fillius 

J.  B.  Graham 


H.  E.  Dilley 


20 


177  36 


Tuscarawas  County,  Canal  Dover  — 

E.  C  Lewis,  President   

C.  B.  Harvey 

George  S.  Evans 

M.  B.  Kennedy 


J.  C.  Kreusch 

Mrs.  J.  C.  Kreusch,  Matron 


81 


86  7^ 


Union  County,  liarysvllle  — 

F.  T.  Arthur 

Charles  Nicol 

Philip  Rupright 

W.  H.  Loveless 


Thomas  Gibson 


31 


98  77 


Vinton  County,  McArthur— 

James  W.  Darby 

John  McNamara    .   . 

W.  J.  Kennard    

J.  W.  Delay 


L.  W.  Hays. 


15 


106  00 


Warren  County,  Lebanon  — 

J.  A.  Bone 

R.  M.  Gallaher 

J.  M.  Dill 

T.  E.  Ivins 

M.  J.  Hutchinson  . . . 
J.  M.  Johnson 


Hiram  Bates. 


120  15 


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COUNTY  CHILDREN'S  HOMES— Concluded. 


133 


Trustees. 

Superintendent,  etc 

Average  number 
of  inmates  dur- 
ing year  ending 
Sept  1, 1900. 

Expense  per  cap- 
ita per  year. 

IMttliiiigton  County,  Marietta— 
W.  A-  Sniffen 

J.  L.  Jordan 

50 

$121  72 

S.  T.  Hathaway 

W.  F.  Robertson 

,    L.  W.  Ellenwood . 

IHrayiie  County.  Wooster— 

A.  D.  Metz,  President 

D.  V.  Huffman 

Willis  E.  Jarvis 

69 

97  11 

Allen  Brown 

Jacob  A.  Miller 

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COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS. 

FOR  THE  STATE  OF  OHIO,  AND  FOR  OTHER  STATES  AND 

TERRITORIES. 

COMMISSIONERS  FOR  THE  STATE  OF  OHIO. 


Commissioners. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Residence. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

California 

.  Tames  L.  ICinfir 

San  Francisco 

April  11,1898 
2,  1900 

Apr.   10.1901 
1, 190a 

George  T.  Knox 

<i 

Connecticut. .. 

..I,.  W.Cleveland 

New  Haven  . . 

Aug.     4,  1897 

Aug.    3,1900 

Frank  M.  Mather  .... 

" 

Dec.      1,  1899 

Nov.  30,  190^ 

District  of 

Columbia. 

..Charles  L.  Bundy 

John  E.  Mitchell 

Washington . . 

July    22,1898 

Dec.  18,1901 

" 

Jan.      6, 1899 

Jan.     5, 1902 

W.  Oliver  Wise 

u 

Mar.     9, 1897 

Mar.    8,1900 

R.  H.  Evans 

« 

April    7,1897 

Apr.     6, 190a 

Herbert  A.  Gill 

(( 

Jan.       7, 1899 

Jan.      6, 1902 

Georgia 

.  .William  B.  Adams  . . . 

Savannah  .... 

July      9,  1900 

July     8,  190a 

Illinois....... 

..Simeon  W.  King 

Chicago 

Jan.     14, 1898 

Jan.    13,1901 

Wirt  E.Humphrey... 

<t  ° 

June   18,1898 

June  17,  1901 

Jonas  L.  Bennet 

u 

Sept.  23,  1899 
May    26,  1900 

Sept.  22, 1902 

S.S.  Willard 

t( 

May  25,1903 

Kentucky  

.   Harry  Stucky 

Ivouisville 

Jan.     29,  1898 

Jan.    28,1901 

Louisiana    ... 

..John  G.  Eustis 

New  Orleans  . 

Sept.  10,  1900 

Sept.    9,1903 
Feb.     2, 1902 

liaryland 

.. Philip  H.Hdffman... 
Abraham  H.  Fisher  . . 

Baltimore  . . . 

Jan.     29,1899 

"          .... 

July      3, 1899 

July     2, 1902 

Hanson  Murray 

u 

June     4,1898 

June    3,1901 

J.  Kemp  Bartlett,Jr.. 

W.  H.  H.  Raleigh... 

..Charles  Hall  Adams  . 

t< 

April  .4,  1898 

Apr.   13,1901 

«          1 

Jan.     21,1899 

Jan.    20,1902 

liassachusetts. 

Boston 

11,  1898 

"       10,  1901 

Samuel  Jennison 

i« 

16, 1899 

"       15,  1902 

Edward  J.  Jones 

<i 

Dec.      4,  1899 

Dec.     3, 1902 

liinnesota . . 

..Albert  F.  Sweet  ser. . . 

Minneapolis . . 

Nov.   23,1898 

Nov.  23, 1901 

liissouri 

..W.  Eugene  Parker... 

Kansas  City  . . 

May    29,1899 

May  .28,  1902 

New  York  ... . 

.  IsidorJ.  Pocker 

New  York  City 

Jan.     29,1898 

Jan.    28,1901 

Isaac  E.  Garvey 

( 

Feb.    12.1898 

Feb.  11,  1901 

Ella  F.  Braman 

* 

Mar.    16,  1898 

Mar.  15,  1901 

Joseph  B.  Braman 

•             ^ 

April  18,  1898 

Apr.   17,1901 

Dwight  W.  Pardee  . . . 

< 

Jan.     28,1899 

Jan.    27,1902 

Caroline  L.  Wiebe  . . . 

( 

July    17.1899 

July    16,1902 

Eleazer  Jackson 

( 

June   23,1899 

June  22,  1902 

George  H.  Corey 

( 

Sept.    8,1899 

Sept    7,1902 
•^     16,1902 

Charles  Edgar  Mills  . 

t 

"      17,  1899 

RufusK.  McHarg... 

( 

"      11,  1899 

"      10,  1902 

William  Johnson 

( 

Oct.      6. 1899 

Oct      5, 1902 

Thomas  Kilnert 

( 

Feb.      9, 1900 

Feb.     8,1903 

Vincent  Roseman 

< 

i 

Jau.     25, 1900 

Jan.    24,1903- 

Edwin  F.  Corey 

( 

i 

Mar.     7,  1900 

Mar.     6, 190a 

Alfred  Mackay 

( 

19,  1900 

*•       18, 1903 

Thomas  W.  Folsom  . . 

( 

April  23, 1900 

Apr.   22,1903- 

H.  Ballantyne 

( 

June     6, 1900 

June    6,1903 

Penneylvania.. 

.Arthur  Brossman 

Philadelphia  . 

April  30,  1898 

Apr.   29,1901 

William  F.  Robb  .... 

Pittsburg 

June   15,1898 

June  14, 1901 

Charles  W.  Sparhawk 

Philadelphia  . 

"      28,  1898 

"       27,  1901 

Frank  C.  Miller 

Pittsburg  .... 

April    6,  1899 

Apr.     6,  1902: 

George  W.Hunt 

Philadelphia  . 

Oct.    26, 1899 

Oct    25,1902: 

Thomas  J.  Hunt  .    ... 

it 

Aug.   13,1900 

Aug.  12. 1903: 

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COMMISSIONERS  FOR  THE  STATE  OF  OHIO  —  Concluded. 


Commissioners. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name.* 

Residence. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

RMe  Island Oilman  E.  Jopp 

FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 

Canada George*  Angus 

England T.  Cato  Worsfold. . . . 

J.  Burke  Hendry.    ... 

■exico W.J.  DeGress.       .. 

Coba Luis  M.  de  Bergara. . 

George  F.  Unerhill  . . 

John  A.  Foster.   . .   . 

Providence  . . .' 

Toronto 

London  

Mexico 

Cienfuegos . . . 
Havana 

u 

May      6, 1898 

Nov.  25,1898 
15,1898 
Mar.    15,1899 
July    10,1899 
Dec.    28,1899 
Jan.      6, 1900 
June     8, 1900 

May     5,  1901 

Nov.  24, 1901 
"     14, 1901 
Mar.  14, 1902 
July     9, 1902 
Dec.  27,1902 
Jan.      5,  1903 
June    7,1903 

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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


COMMISSIONERS  FROM  OTHER  STATES  AND  TERRITORIES. 
[  Residents  op  the  State  op  Ohio.] 


Commissioners. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Residence. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

/yiJ|l3llia 

Arkansas 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 
.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati . . . 
«< 

Oct.    10,1897 
July    29,1895 

Oct    10,1900 
f    At  will  of 
LGov.of  State 

GalHornia  .... 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

" 

Feb.    15,1898 

Feb.  15,  1902 

Colorado 

.  Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

u 

"      12. 1894 

"      11, 1902 

GoniMCtlcut... 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

tt 

Mar.   29,1900 

Mar.  29. 1905 

James  Wade 

Cleveland  — 

April  29, 1900 

Apr.  29.1905 

Florida 

.  Howard  Douglass 

Cincinnati  — 

Nov.   30,1897 

Nov.  30. 1901 

M.  S.  Benn 

Dayton ... 

May    23,1898 

May   23,1902 

doorjia 

.  Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati 

Jan.      1, 1897 

Jan.      1,  1901 

Howard  Douglass 

tt 

1, 1897 

1,1901 

Wm.S.McConnaughey 
Grafton  C  Kennedy. . 

Dayton 

2,  1897 

1,  1901 

«4 

1,  1897 

1,  1901 

Indiana 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati  — 

11, 1899 

"       11, 1903 

Iowa 

.  Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

ti 

Feb.    21, 1898 

Feb.  20,1901 

Pearl  N.  Sigler 

Dayton 

April  16. 1898 

Apr.  15.1901 

Kansas 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati  — 

Feb.    23,1898 

Feb.  22.  1902 

Louisiana  . .  . 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

tt 

Oct    13.1897 

Oct    13,1901 

Lipman  Levy 

t( 

Nov.   30,1896 

Nov.  30, 1900 

Maine    

. .  Stephen  Gould 

H.  D.  Peck 

(i 

Jan.      7, 1868 

' 

« 

Oct    20,1868 

'  For  life. 

James  Wade^  Jr 

Cleveland  .... 

Sept  15, 1869 

Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati  ... 

Mar.   23,1885 

Massacliuselts 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

tt 

Feb.    23,1898 

Feb.  22,1901 

Mioiiigan 

. .  Howard  Douglass  — 

t( 

July    25.1896 

J^^y   ^'^S2J 

Tames  Wade .  ^ 

Cleveland  — 

if 

Oct    28,1896 
April  12.  1897 

Oct    28,1901 

T.S.  Knight 

Apr.  11,1902 

fay  M.  Cogan 

Canton 

Nov.  15,1897 

Nov.*  14, 1902 

•ElalphS.  Holbrook  .. 

Toledo 

Aug.  20, 1898 

Aug.  19. 1903 

Isaac  N.  Huntsberger 

«i 

Jan.      9, 1899 

Jan.      9, 1904 

Minnosota .... 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Cincinnati 

Oct     18,1897 

Oct    18.1900 

Missouri 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 
William  M.  Day 

Cincinnati     . 

July    24.1885 

)    At  will  of 

Fostoria 

Jan.      6. 1886 

•   Governor 

Gabriel  Netter 

Cincinnati 

Feb.    14,1888 

j     of  SUte. 

Nojiraska 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

ft 

Oct     13.1897 

Oct    13,1901 

Now  Jersey  . . . 

. .  Howard  Douglass . . . 

ti 

Nov.  27,1897 

Nov.  27, 1900 

Harry  Dixon 

Cleveland  — 

Mar.     1, 1898 

Mar.     1.1901 

James  Wade.    ..     ... 

tt 

Aug.     2,  1898 

Aug.    1.1901 

Harlan  Page  Llo^d  . . 
Gust  von  cfen  Steinen 

Cincinnati  — 

Feb.    21,1899 

Feb.  21,  1902 

Cleveland  .   .. 

Mar.   17,1899 

Mar.  17, 19C2 

Harrison  B.  McGraw. 

"        

Oct    16,1899 

Oct    16.1902 

Now  Yorlc.... 

.  .Opha  Moore 

Columbus  — 

Mar.   26,1897 

Mar.  26, 1904 

Ralph  S.  Holbrodk  . . 

Toledo 

12, 1896 

"      12, 1904 

Lipman  Levy 

Cincinnati 

Oct      5, 1896 

Oct     5, 1904 

Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

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Nov.   22,1897 

Nov.  22, 1901 

Tames  Wade 

Cleveland  .... 

April  22, 1899 
Oct    25,1898 

June  20. 1903 
Nov.    6,1902 

Howard  Douglass 

Wm.  Hubbelf  Fisher. 

Cincinnati 

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Oct      9,  1899 

Oct  9,     1903 

North  Carolina 

.  .Joseph  K.  Harrison  . . 

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April  16, 1900 

April  15, 1902 

Oregon 

.  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

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Oct     15,1897 

Oct    15,1901 

Pennsylvania . . 
South  Carolina 

. .  Tames  Wade 

Cleveland  .... 

Dec.     1, 1896 

Dec.     1, 1901 

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Cincinnati  — 

Nov.  17,1884 

f    At  will  of 

Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

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June   10,1885 

Governor 

Gabriel  Netter 

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April    6,1888 

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Commissioners. 

Term  of  Office. 

Name. 

Residence. 

Commenced. 

Expires. 

Tennessee Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

Texas Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

IfaslUngton Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

West  Vfrginia  . .  .Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 
Wseonsin Joseph  T.  Harrison  . . 

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April  12,  1900 
Jan:     14,  1899 
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April  12,  1902 
Jan.    13,1903 
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COUNTY  BOARDS  OF  DEPUTY  STATE  SUPERVISORS 
OF  ELECTIONS. 

[Members  of  Boards  of  Deputy  Supervisors  of  Elections  are  appointed  by  the  Secre- 
tary of  State  upou  recommendatiou  of  political  committees,  and  serve  for  a 
term  of  two  years.  City  Boards  of  Election  are  appointed  by  Mayors,  and  the 
term  is  for  four  years.] 


County. 


Names  of  members. 


Title. 


PostoflSce. 


Beginning 
of  term. 


Expiration 
of  term. 


Adams 


Allen 


Ashland 


Ashtabwla 


Athens 


Will    Havens 

C.  C.  W.  Naylor 

George  VV.    Petitt 

C.  E.   Robuck 

I.   N.  Telle 

T.    L.    Edmiston 

M.   L.    Becker 

J.  D.  Ward.. 

Jacob   B.   Sunderland 

M..M.  Murray 

Benj.  W.  McCray 

D.  H.  Houser 

Harvey  L.  Witherstine 
J.  D.  Backhouse 
H.  A.  Mykrantz. 

A.  C.  White 

H.  P.  Fricker... 
H.  A.  Mixer.... 
F.  O.  Potter.... 
C.   L.  Taylor 


E.  R.  Lash,  Tr....... 

Charles  D.   Hopkins. 


Auglaize 


Belmont     .... 


•Brown 


Butler 


Hamilton  Bo'd 
of  Elections- 


Carroll 


Champaign   .. 


Arthur  E.  McGrath 
George  D.  Ridcnour.. 
Isaac   N.    Coleman.... 

B.  T.  Blume 

Charles  L.  Hunter 

F.  M.  Horn 

R.    B.    Anderson 

Louis  E.  Lambert 

J.   B.    Ryan 

J.  A.  Greenfield 

Albert   Lawrence I    D 

N.  V.  F.  Wilson !     R 

George   Cooke D 

E.  if.   Kirkpatrick....      D 

F.  W.  Thompson R 

J.  R.   Burris D 

Frank  E.    Kearns 1     K 

John  Q.  Waters i    D 

^^    H.  Haines R 


Clark 


M.  O.   Burns 

Charles  S.   Barnitz 

Wm.   J.    Niclander 

Daniel  P.   Beaton* 

Frank  P.  Richter 

F.   P.  Humbach.'. 

Robert   E.    Brown 

Peter    Mctzlcr 

Tames   Fitton 

William  MafTett 

Charles    H.    Butler.... 

Alvin  K.   Rader 

William  L.  Smeltz,  Sr. 

S.  W.  Snce 

M.    R.   Talbot 

J.    H.   Biddle 

W.  W.  Morris 

Thomas   E.    Dye 

C.   W.   Hollingsworth. 

W.  Jacob  Wyant 

Charles  F.  Stewart 

Walter  E.   Robinson.. 

A.  J.  Funderburgh 

Dcmont    Stephenson.. 


Clerk. 
Chief . 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Sec'y.. 
Pres . . 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


West  Union... 
Manchester  ... 
West  Union... 


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Lima  . 


Aug.  1, 1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


Spencerville.. 

Bluffton 

Ashland 

McZena 

Nova 

Ashland 


Aug.  1, 
July  24, 


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1901 
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1902 


1900    July  31,1902 
1900  I     *•  1902 

1901 
1900       "  1901- 


Jefferson  . . 
Ashtabula 
Pierpont... 
Geneva  .... 
Jefferson  . . 
Athens 


Aug.  1,  1S09 
1899 
1900 
1900 


Aug.  1,  1899 
1S99 
1900 
1900 


Aug.  1, 


Buchtel 

Nelsonville... 
Wapakoneta  . . . 

St.  Marys 

Wapakoneta.... 

St.  Marys 

St.  Clairsville.. 

Bellaire 

St.  Clairsville.. 

Bridgeport 

Martins  Ferry. 
Georgetown  . . . 


Hamersville.. 
Georgetown  . 

Hamilton 


1900 
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1899 


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1899 
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1901 
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July  31.  1901 
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1900  I     *•  1902 
1900  !     *♦             1902 


Aug.  1,  1900    July  31,  1902 
1900  j     *•  1902 

1899  '     "  1001 

1899  !     "  1901 


Middletown  . 


Oxford  — 
Hamilton. 


Carrollton  , 


Aug.  1,  1901  I  July  31,  1901 

1899  I     ••  1901 

1900  I     ••  1902 
1900  I     "  1902 

I  July  11,1902- 

I     "  1903 

I     "  1903 

"  1901 

"  1901 


Aug.  J, 


Dell  Roy 

Urbana 

St.  Paris 

Mechanicsburg 
Urbana  


HKK)   July  31.1902 
1900  I     ••  1902 

1899       "  1901 

1899       "  1901 


Springfield    . . . 

Pitchin 

New  Carlisle. .. 
Donalsville  — 
New  Morefield. 


Aug.  a.  1900  i  July  31.  1902 
1900  I     •*  1902 

1899       "  1901 

1899       "  1901 


Aug.  1.  1900  I  July  31, 1902 

1900  I     *'  1902- 

1899  t     "  19«l 

1899  I     "  1901J 


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Continued. 


SprioffTd  Bo'dl 
of  Elections. 


Clermont  ... 


Clinton 


Columbiana    . 


Co«hecton   ... 


Crawford 


Cusrahoga 


Clevel'd  Board 
ofBlections 


Darke 


Defiance 


Delaware    . . . 


Erie 


Sand'ky  Board 
ofBlections 


Fairfield 


Fayette 


Franklin 


Christopher  Kelly 

A.  D.  Le  Bolt 

Oliver   H.  Anderson.. 

F.   L.    Foster 

F.   VV.  Harford 

Chas.  H.  Woodmansee 

Edwin  C.  Ely.: 

George   B.   Beacham.. 

X.  G.  Cover 

Miles  Bicking 

F.   M.   Clevenger 

R.  C.  Lawhead 

Jacob   Burst 

( )range    Frazer 

William   Clevenger 

Jamei  N.   Hanley 

C.  A.   Ferguson 

William  G.   Bentley... 

B.  D.  Beacom 

James  A.  Martin 

Joseph   L.   McDowell. 

George  A.  Hay 

Charles  A.   Stipes 

W.  M.  Smith 

C.  R.  Speck 

Charles  F.  Matthew.. 
John  A.    McMichael.. 

J.  I.   Smith •... 

H.    F.   Miller 

T.   G.  Doll 

Clifford   A.    Neff 

Dan  Gindlesperger 

J.  G.  Fischer 

John  Bell 

Clark   E.    Miller 

Edward  W.  Horn 

Edward  C.  Kenney... 
Edward  Etzensperger. 
William  C.    Pollner... 

Hugh    Buckley,  Jr 

H.  F.  Dershem 

W.    D.    Brumbaugh... 

T.   E.    Folkerth^ 

Ed.  McCue 

Charles  A.  .Stoltz 

M.  J.  Walz 

W.  H.  McClintock... 
Peter   F.   Seibel 

John   H.   Linhardt 

George  A.   Ensign 

H.   H.   Beecher 

Samuel    Willey 

A.    C.    Williams 

Guy  L.  Stayman 

W.    B.   Jones 

Charles  G.   Schippel.. 

Newton   Andress.' 

Van   Derlyn    Palmer.. 

Myron   VV.  Johns 

Charles   G.   Bartlett... 

Josh  B,  Davis 

Charles  H.  Cramer 

John    Nolan 

Cornelius  Schnaitler.. 
Charles  Bang 


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W.  B.  Rogers I  D 

Nye   Gregg |  R 

T.  F.  Adams i  D 

Frank  M.  Kennedy...!  R 

Peter  E.  Dempsey....'  D 

Tohn  E. -Crooks 1  H 

Douglas   Agler |  D 

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McConnell   Seymour..!  D 

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Clerk.. 
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Clerk. 
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Clerk 
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Clerk. 
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Scc'y  . 
Pres . . 


Clerk... 
Chief.... 


Clerk.. 
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Springfield  . 


Batavia 


Williamsburg. 
Batavia 


Wilmington.. 


East  Liverpool. 


Salem    

Wellsville. 

Lisbon 

Coshocton . 


Roscoe 

Coshocton 


Bucvrus 


Galion 

Cleveland  

Independence 


Glenville. 
Cleveland 


Greenville.. 


Arcanum... 
Greenville.. 
Defiance . . . 


Delaware 


Sunbury.. 
Delaware  . 


Sandusky 

Berlin  Heights 

Castalia 

Sandusky....... 


Lancaster.. 


Basil 

Lancaster 

Washingfn  C.H 


Clerk...    Columbus  .. 
Chief...    Parks  Mills.. 

I  Hayden 

Oroveport... 

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"           1M»9  I     "  •  1901 

1900  1     "  1902 

"           1900  I     "  1902 

June  1,  1898  IJune   1,1902 

1897  I     "  1901 

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Sept.  10, 1900    July  3L  1902 

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1899  !   ."  1901 

"  1899  I     "  1901 


Aug.  1,1899  IJuly  31,1901 

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1900  !     "  1902- 


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Col'mb's  Bo'rd 
of  Elections. 


Fulton 


'  <iallia 


Geauga 


Greene 


Guernsey 


Hamilton 


•  Cincin'tl  Bo'rd 
of  Elections. 


Hancock 


Tindlay  Board 
of  Elections. 


Hardin 


Harrison 


Henry 


Highland  


Hocking 


.  Holmes 


William  S.  Connor, 
Marcus  G.   Evans. 

John   Pfeifer 

Hiram  S.   Bronson. 
Wildcn  E.  Joseph.. 

J.    C.   King 

Miran  T.  Palmer.., 

H.   M.   Tappan 

L.  D.  Price 

F.  L.  S.  Darby 

John  C.  Vanden... 

George  House 

Charles  D.  Maxon. 
Jacob  N.  M.  Davis, 

C.  W.  Kerr 

J.   D.  Turner 

Frank   D.   Hollis... 

R,   V.    White 

P.  W.   Parmelee..., 
H.  P.  Kile 

G.  E.    Hudson 

Henry  M.   Barber.. 

John  B.   Smith 

W.  S.  Rayner 

John  W.  Hedges... 

H.  C.  Callihan 

William  P.    Lowry. 

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Clerk.. 
Chief... 


Sec'y. 
?res... 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk., 
Chief.., 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Columbus 


Wauseon. 


Winnameg. 
Swauton..  . 
Wauseon  — 
Gallipolis.. 


Halley... 

Kerr 

Chardon . 


Middlefield. 

Burton 

Claridon 

Xenia 

Cedarville... 
Xenia.....     . 


Cambridge 

Lore  City 

Divide 

Cambridge 

Tyner 

Madisonville. . 
Winlon  Place. 
Cincinnati  — 

Norwood 

Cleves 

Cincinnati  — 


Findlay.. 


Arlington . 
Findlay.... 


Kenton. 


(May  81.  1903 

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6.  1901 

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1899  1  '•     1901 

1900  "     1902 
1900  1  "     1902 


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1900 
1899 
1899 


Aug.  1,  1899 


1900 
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July  31,  1902 
1902 
1901 
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July  31,  1902 
1902 
1901 
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July  31,  1901 

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1900-   "     1902 

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Aug.  1,  1899 


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1902 
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Connty. 


Name  of  members. 


Title. 


Postoffice. 


Beginning 
of  term. 


Expiration 
of  term. 


Huitm  ••..•.. 


Jackson 


Jefferson 


Steuben  ville 
Board  of 
Elections.. . 


Knox 


Lake 


Lawrence    .... 


Licking 


Newark  Board 
ofKlections. 


Logan 


Lorain 


'Lncas 


Toledo  Board 
of  Elections. 


Madison 


Mahoning   ... 


Tonngstown 
Board  of 
Elections 


S.  T.  A.  Van  Sciver. . 

George  C.  Parker 

James  M.  Harr 

George  M.  West 

W.  D.  Johnston 

F.  E.  Bingman 

P.  3.  Emmons 

T.   A.   Matthews...... 

Daniel  D.  Evans 

Oscar  P.  Callahan.... 
C.  W.  McCullough.... 
Robert  Vermillioh.... 
Charles  D.  Simeral.... 
James  W.  Stephenson 
William  A.  Johnston. 

Bart.  J.  Guydcr 

Daniel  S.  McCoy 

Martin    Larkin 

Joseph  M.  Lamb 

Andrew    Keagler 

Allen    Fink 

Samuel   H.    Peterman. 

S.  R.  Gotshall 

\v.  L.  Cary,  Jr 

Calvin  VV.  Beckley.... 

J.  C.  Ward 

C.  A.  Rush 

Cutler  L.   Kimball.... 

George  \\\  Alvord 

Charles  T.   Morley.... 

T.  J.  Hayes 

Ezra  V.  Dean 

John  W.  McConncll.. 

J.  M.  Howell 

A.   R.  Johnson 

R.  W.  Howard 

William  C.  Christian.. 

James  J.  Hill 

William  H.   NeflF 

Andrew  J.  Crilly 

A.  C.  Hatch 

L.  Vv.  Miller 

Smith  L.    Redman 

C.  H.  Spencer 

James  P.  Thomas 

James  McAdams 

James  E.  Milroy 

Ira    Gwynn 

Hiram  J.  King 

Noah  Martin 

Ben.  W.  Johnson 

Geo.  H.  Chamberlain. 

A.  H.  Babcock 

George  C.   Prince 

{ames  L.  Van  Arnam. 
.    D.  Grain 

John   E.    Wilcox 

Frederic  A.  Butler — 

O.   P.  Heller 

Louis  J.   Dennis 

H.   W.  Compton 

Parks   Hone 

M.   C.   Fogarty 

C.  Braunschweiger 

James  Austin,  Jr 

S.   P.  Trumper 

~ohn  F.  Johnston 


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E.  P.   Fisher 

Charles  W.  Gilgen 

Israel   Hahn 

C.  R.  Justice 

B.  M.   Campbell 

J.    R    Woolley 

C.  E.   Cross 

Patrick   Mylott 

William    Cornelius — 

F.  A.  Kaercher 

R.  F.  Thompson 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. . 
Chief... 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Sec'y . . 
Pres... . 
V.  Pres 


Clerk.. 
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Clerk.. 
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Clerk.. 
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Sec'y . . 
Pres... 


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Clerk. . 
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Sec'y . 


Norwalk.. 


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Coalton.... 
Glen  Roy. 
Oak  Hill.  . 


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1899      " 
1900 
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Steubenville.... 
N.  Alexandria . 
Bloomingdale.. 

Richmond 

B.  Sprin£[field.. 
Steubenville . . . 


Aug.  1, 1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


Aug.  1, 1899 

1899 

Sep.  28, 1900 

Aug.  1,  1900 


,1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


July  81, 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


July  81, 


June  1, 


Mt.  Vernon.. 


Painesville.. 
Wickliffe.... 

Madison 

Painesville  . 


Aug.  a,  1900 
1900 
1899 

Oct.   6,1900 


Aug.  1,  1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1901 


July  31, 


1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


July  31, 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


I  ronton.. 


.1 


Suiter  .. . 
I ronton. 


Newark.. 

Johnston. 
Newark... 


Aug.  X,  1900  I  July  31, 
1900  I  " 
1899  " 
1899  I     " 

J 


1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


Aug.  1,  1 


1900 
1900 


July  31, 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


June  1, 


1901 
1901 
1903 
1903 


Bellefontaine... 

Huntsville 

New  Jerusalem 
Bellefontaine... 

De  Graff. 

Elyria 


Aug.  1, 


1900 
1900 


Lorain 

Oberlin 

Wellington. 
Maumee 


Mar.  7, 
Aug.  1, 


1900 
1900 
1899 


Whitehouse  .. 


Aug.  1, 


Maumee  . 
Toledo.... 


1900 
1900 


London.. 


Aug.  1,1900 
1900 


Youngstown... 
North  Lima — 

Poland 

Youngstown... 


Aug.  1, 1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


Chairm, 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
,    1902 
1902 


July  31, 1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


July  31, 1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 

June  1901 
1901 
1903 
190ff 

July  31, 1902 
1902 
1901 
'     1901 


July  31, 1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 

April   1901 
^*  1901 

1901 
1902- 
1902i 


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COUNTY  BOARDS  OF  DEPUTY   STATE  SUPERVISORS  OF  ELECTIONS  — 

Continued. 


County. 


Name  of  members. 


Title. 


PostoflSce. 


Bei 


Bxpi  ration 
or  term. 


Marion 


Medina 


Meigs 


MercCi-   


Miami 


Monroe.. 


Montgomery 


Dayton  Board 
ofElectious. 


Morgan 


Morrow 


Muskmgum   . 


Noble 


Ottawa 


Paulding 


Perry 


Pickaway  


Frank  J.  Kellchcr |    D 

"    "     '    •  R 

D 
R 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 


H.   M.  Ault 

D.    iv.  Crissinger 

L.    E.    Myers 

U.  K.  Guthery, 

George   .Shane 

Charles  H.  Manville. 
William  P.  Roshon.. 
Horace  J.   Freeman.. 

John  B.  Young 

James  M.    Lyman 

J.   A.    Miller 

1^ 


dward    McGucken.. 

John    (irogan 

A.  C.  F.   (lilberg 

Joseph    Passman 

J.   Samuel    I'umphrey 

F.    M.    Kirby 

C.   W.    Halfhill 

R.   H.    Parsons 

Charles  H.  May 

John   Kcyt 

N.    K.   .Stale/ 

Gilmer  T.  Ihomas... 

E.    ().    Devore I     R 

J.  V.  Hoeffler I     D 

C.  J.  Hartiine I     R 

\V.    II.    Pooley I    D 

Jacob  McVay  R 

William  (J.    Powell....!     R 
Samuel   A.  Dickson... |     D 

Klmer  E.   Watson 1     R 

Clarence   N.   Greer I     I) 

John  C.  (iood |     R 

John    D.    Turner | 

William  H.  Tomlinscn,     I) 

Frank   Conover |     R 

William  I).  .McKenny.i    D 

J.   L.    H.    Krank |     R 

().   F.    Ma'^terson j     R 

John  G.  Walker '     D 

M.   E.   Danford I     R 

Frank   Mell !     D 

John   A.    Flovd |     K 

A'illiam   F.  Hruce I     R 

-    -■  D 


August  E.  Young. 
S.   B.   Lyon. 


ti.   L.   Ilalferty 

G.    J.   Smith 

C.   A.    MaxweJl 

John  H.  Drake 

Frank    P.    Winn  — 

James  M.  Ward '     R 

I'rancis  J.  Hutchinson'    D 

A.  ().  Hupp 

O.  S.    Dilley 

John   McWilliams. . . 

Jerry  H.   Larxick 

Rome  Thompson 

W.   W.   Montgomery 

Allen  A.   Kelly 

Henrv  A.   Kilmer... 

E.  Dolph   

John  Bowland j     D 

T.   F.  Cory I) 

Henry    E.    Spring j     R 

W.   B.  Jackson I    D 

J.  J.   Aispacli I     R 

John  Q.  A.  Prentice..      D 

Edward  J.  Greeley 1     D 

Tom   O.    Crossan j 

Albert  Bringardner  ..| 
William   H.    Parks. 
Tames   F.   Lawyer.. 
William    Schleyer. . 
Seymour  R.Van  Meter  [ 

T.  H.  Teegardin 

James    Reichelderfer. . 
George  IL   Pontius... 


Clerk...    Marion. 
Chief.... 


Clerk. . 
Chief... 


Clerk. 
Chief- 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


.Secy . 
Pres... 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk., 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk. 
Chief. 


Clerk.. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. . 
Chief... 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Medina  . 


Aug.  tl,  1900 
1900 
1899 
U)9 


Foe 

Le  Roy  .. 
Medina  . 
Pomeroy . 


Rock  Springs. 

Poroeroy 

Middleport 

Celina 

Ft.  Recovery... 

Celina y... 

Rockford 

Mercer 

Troy 

Piqua 


Aug.  1,  1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


July  31, 1908 
19(tt 
1901 
1901 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
1902 
19051 


.1 


Aug.  1,  1900  !  July  31, 1902 
1900  I  "  1902 
1899  "  1901 
1899  I  "     1901 


Aug.  1.  1899 'July  31.1901 
1900  I  "  1901 
1900  "  1902 
1900  I  "     1902 


Troy.. 


Aug.  n,  1900  "July  31,  1902 
VM)  t     "  1902 

1S99  j     **  1901 


Woodsfield 


1899  ! 


1901 


Cameron.... 
Woodsfield. 
Sta  fiord.... 
Dayton  . .. 


McConnellsville 


Meig.Hville  , 
Mt.Gilead.. 

Bloomfield., 
Woodview  . 
.Mt.  Gilead  . 
Zane.sville  . 


Adamsville  ... 
Duncan  Falls.. 
Zanesville  . .  . 
Caldwell 


Snrahsville  .. 

Mt.  Zion 

Berne 

Port  Clinton. 


Oak  Harbor.. 
Genoa  


Paulding. 


Oakwood 

Melrose 

New  Lexington 

Junction  City. 

Glenford 

Thomville 

Circlcvillc 


St.  Paul  . . . . 
Circleville  . 


Aug.  1,  lS99'July  31,  1901 

1S1«)  '     *'  1901 

19()0       *•  1902 

1900  '     •*  1902 

Aug.  1,  1899  I  July  31,1901 

1S99  1     "  1901 

liKX)  I     *•  1902 

1900  I     "  1902 

I  June        1903 

I     *'  1903 

:     "  1903 

I     "  1901 

I     *'  1901 


Aug.  1,  1899  I  July  31,  1901 

IWW  I     ••  1901 

1900  1     '*  1902 

1900  1     "  1902 


Aug. 


1,  1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


July 


31,  1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


.1 


Aug.  1,1890  1  July 
1H<»0  '  " 
1900  '  •• 
1900  '      '• 

.1 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Aug.  1.1899!  July 

1««99  !  " 

imx) '  *• 

1900  t  " 

.1 


31,  1901 
1901 
1903 
1902 


Aug.  1,  1900  » July 

*•  1900  I  " 
Oct.  18.  1000  I  " 
Aug.  1,  \m)  '    " 


31,  1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


.^ug. 


n.  1000  'July  31.1902 
1900  !     "  1902 

1S99  !     "  1901 

1899  I     "  1901 


Aug. 


Aug. 


1.  ir--*^  »  Tuly  31,  1902 

1900  t  "  1902 

1890  !  ••  1901 

1S99  I  "  1901 

.i 


1,1899  I  July  31,1901 
1«99  I     "  1901 

1900!     "  1902 

1900!     '*  IMS 


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143 


<OUNTY  BOARDS  OF  DEPUTY  STATE  SUPERVISORS  OF  ELECTIONS  — 

Continued. 


County. 


Name  of  members. 


Title. 


Postoffice. 


Beginning 
of  terra. 


Expiration 
of  term. 


i*ikc 


^orUge 


Preble 


Putnam 


Kichland 


&Ianst'd  Board 
of  Elections. 


Koss 


ChillicotLc- 
Boardof 
Elections.. 


Sandusky 


Scioto 


Poitamonth 
Board  of 
Elections... 


"Seneca 


Shelby 


Stark 


<anton  Board 
of  Elections. 


A.  Downing  

D.  L.   Dains 

E.  W.  Tidd 

M.  A.   Brown 

John  W.  Gregg 

Claude  M.  Davis 

E.  Y.  Lacey 

S.  P.  Wolcott 

David  M.   Marshall.. 

William  Grinnell 

William   F.  Straw 

John    Rhea 

Harvey   Paddock 

j.   W.   Hoffman 

John   A.    Roselius.... 

H.  M.  Summers 

James  L.  Olney 

W.  L.   Wollam 

John    Lafferty , 

B.  A.    Unverfcrth 

James    T.    Maguire — 

David  S.  Lciter 

J.  J.    Charles 

George  W.  Myers 

Albert    Wierman 

W.  H.  Gumey 

Alois  Kessler 

{ames   Herring 
).  VV.   Cummips. 


R 
D 
K 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 

J.  E.  La  Dow. 1     R 

Robert  W.  Manly !     R 

James  C.  Anderson... |    1> 

George  B.  Bitzer R 

VV.  Allen   Scott D 

John  C.  Entrekin I    R 

VVilby  G.   Hyde •    R 

Henry  W.  Woodrow.-j    D 

John  T.   Fenton R 

William  H.  Schildcr-.i    D 
Valentine  Blankenship!     R 

B.  C.  Winters D 

Albert  E.  Culbert ,     R 

D 
R 
D 
K 
D 
R 


•  I 


Charles   H.  Bauman.. 
Homer  Mctzgar. . 
Robert  F.  Hidber 
P.   Kinney  Hall.. 
Peter   Tat  man.... 

J.  A.  ColegTove 
ohn    D.   Wilson I    D 
.eonidas  Pyles I     R 

P.  T.  Tritschcller I    R 

R 
D 
H 
D 
D 
R 
D 
R 
1) 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 
R 
D 
R 
D 
R 


Edgar   K.   Woodrow.. 

George   A.    Waller 

William    Crichton 

George   O.   Newman.. 
Thomas  H.  Drohen... 

A.   M.   Campbell 

William  E.  Dewald... 
Ellsworth  L.  McDole. 

Archie  E.  Best 

John    Duncan 

Andrew  J.  Hess 

L.  M.  Studevant 

R.  D.  Mede 

Frank  Hunter 

A.   W.   Agler 

Frank  H.  Ewing 

George  H.  Shauf 

Archibald  McGregor. . 

Thomas   Wilson 

William  J.  Davies — 
William  volkmann... 
George  H.  Clark. 
Josepn  M.  Blake. 


George  A.  Charters... 


Clerk.. 
Chief... 


Clerk.. 
Chief... 


Waverly  . 


Flat 

Idaho  .... 
Waverly.. 

Kent 

Ravenna . 


•I. 


Aug.  1,  189!)  I  July  31, 

1899  1     •• 

1900  I     " 
1900  ;    " 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Clerk. 
Chief- 


Kent 

Ravenna . 
Eaton  — 


Aug.  1,  1899  IJuly  31, 

1899  !  •' 

1900  I  " 

1900 ;  ** 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Clerk.. 
Chief... 


Campbell  stown 
W.  Mauchester. 
W.  Alexandria. 
Ottawa 


Aug.  1,  1899  1  Tuly  31, 

1899  '• 

1900  t  " 
1900  ,  ** 


1901 
1!)01 
1902 
1902 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Dupont    

Col'mbus  Grove 

Ottawa 

Mansfield   .. 
Lucas 


Aug.  tt,  Vm)  ;July  31, 

1900  I     " 
ISJM) 
1899  ,     *' 


1902 
19112 
1901 
1901 


Sec'y . . 

Pres 

V.  Pres 


Clerk.. 
Chief... 


Sec'y . 
Pres.,. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


5;ec'y . 
Pres... 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Clerk 
Chief.. 


Clerk. 
Chief.. 


Sec'y. 
Pres... 


Shelby  . . . . 
Ganges.... 
Mansfield.. 


Aug.  1,  1899!  July  31, 
Aug.  4.  19(X)      *• 
"    1,  1900  .     •' 
1900  I     " 


Chilllcothe.... 


Aug.  1,  1S09  IJuly  31. 
1S1«) ,    ** 
1900  I     •* 
1900  '     " 


I  June  1, 


Fremont . 


Clyde 

Fremont  — 
Portsmouth. 
McDerinot . . 
Scioto 


Aug.  a,  1900  (July  31. 
1900  I     " 

1899  ;  " 

1899  i  " 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 
1903 
1903 
1903 
1901 
1901 

vm 
v.m 

1902 
1902 

1901 

V.m 

1903 
1903 

1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


Friendship  . 
Portsmouth. 


Aug.  1,  1899    July  31, 
1899       " 
"  liKMJ 

1900 


1901 
19Q1 
1902 
1902 


.1 


Tiffin. 


Kansas — 

Tiffin 

Sidney 


Aug.  1,  1900 'July  31, 

1900  I  '• 
1899  I  •• 
1899 


1901 
1901 
1903 
1903 

1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


Anna 

Sidney...  .. 
Canton  . ... 
Alliance... 
Massillon. 
Canton..  .. 
Alliance... 
Canton 


Aug.  1.  1899  I  July  31, 

1899  !     •♦ 

1900  I     " 
1900  I     •• 


1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Aug.  1,  1900  (July  31. 
**  IfKK)  '      " 

"  1899 

1899 


1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 
1903 
1901 
1901 
1905 
1903 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


COUNTY  BOARDS  OF  DEPUTY  STATE  SUPERVISORS  OF  ELECTIONS  — 

Concluded. 


County. 


Name  of  members. 


Title. 


Pofto&ce. 


Beginning 
of  term. 


Bzpiration 
of  term. 


Summit 


Akrou  Board 
of  Elections, 


Trumbull   .... 


Tuscarawas  .. 


Union 


Van  Wert  ... 


Vinton 


Warren 


Washington  . 


Wajfne 


WUliams  .  ... 


Wood 


Wyandot  .... 


F.  E.  Whittcmorc... 

Ed.  H.  Bishop 

R.  C.  Ellsworth 

Johti   Paul 

John  H.  Wuchter... 
Charles  H.  Isbcll... 

A.  T.   Paige 

John  Crisp  

Dan   McGarry 

O.  L.  McMillen 

George  C-  Braden... 

B.  F.  Packard 

J.  L.   Kennedy 

James  R.  Lamb 

Frank  S.  Chryst.... 
A.  A.   Bowers 

C.  A^  Greenlee 

Charles  Lang 

George   F.   Williams 

M.  v!  Ream 

Charles  S.  Hamilton 

T.    H.   Kinkade 

Marion   Hopkins.... 

Arna  E.  Mitchell 

Allen   E.   Plate 

A.  C.  Gilpin 

F.  C.   Wilkinson.... 

H.    E.AlIen 

David  H.  Edwards.. 

J.  M.  Scott 

«K.  F.  Huhn 

William  J.  Kennard 
John  McCormick. . . 
William   F.    Ball.... 

J.  J.  Shockey 

Ed.  S.  Conklin 

Thomas  C.  Christie 
Charles  H.  Eulass.. 
George  W.  Snook... 

C.   W.   Randall 

Frank   Panhorst 

John  W.   Lansley... 

William   Stephen 

Elmer  L.  Brown.... 
Andrew  Gutbcrlet  .. 
T.    E.   Applebaugh.. 

Michael    Booth 

Fred  J.    Miller 

George  A.  Starn.... 

W.  O.  Beebe 

W.  F.  Culbertson... 
George  W.  Myers... 
Clyde  E  .Thomas... 

Vv.   P.  Tressler 

Nathan    S!  Leek.... 

J.   N.   Easley 

C.  M.  Deibert 

Adam  E.  Lydorf 

Edward  M.   Fries... 

Daniel    Pugh 

A.  Billhardt,  Jr 

L.  M.  Bowers 

Anselm  Martin 

Hubert  Gregg 

Harmon  Windan.... 


Clerk.. 
Chief... 

Sec'y . . 
Pres 

'•V.Pres. 
Clerk. . 
Chief... 

cVcrk! '. 
Chief,.. 

Clerk!'. 
Chief- 
Clerk'.'. 
Chief.. . 

Clerk'. '. 
Chief... 

Clerk!". 
Chief.. . 

Clerk!! 
Chief... 

cVcrk! ! 
Chief... 

Clerk!! 
Chief... 

Clerk!! 
Chief... 

aerk!! 
Chief... 


Akron 

West  Richfield 
Barbetton  .... 

Johnson 

Akron . 


Aug.  1, 1899. 

*^         1899 

1900 

1900 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
190i 
190^ 


Warren  . 


April      1901 

'^  1901 

190^ 

1902. 


Rowland . 
Warren  .. 


N.  Philadelphia 
Uhrichsville.... 
P't  Washington 
N.Philadelphia 

Marysville . . 


July  28, 1900- 

Aug.  1, 1899 

1900 

"  1900 


f  uly  31, 1901 

fuly  31, 1901 

1902^ 

190? 


Aug.  1,  1899 


1900 
1900 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
1902^ 
19aJ 


Unionv.  Center. 

Marysville 

Van  Wert 


Venedocia  . 

Cavett 

Mc  Arthur.. 


Aug.  1, 1899 

1899 

"  1900 

"     .     1900 

Aug.  a,  1000 

*^        1900 

1899 

1899 


July  31,  1901 
1901 
1902 
190i 

July  81, 1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


Minerton 

New  Plymouth 

McArthur 

I«ebanon 


Aug.  1, 1900 
1900 
1899 


July  81, 1902 
1902 
1901 
1901 


South  Lebanon 

Lebanon 

Marietta 


Aug.  1, 1900 
1900 


July  31, 1902 
1902' 
1901 
liKil 


Belpre 

Dcucher 

Wooster 

Shreve 

Doylestown . . . 
Wooster 


Aug.  1, 1900 

•^        1900 

1899 

July  26, 1900 


July  31, 1902 

1902 

"  1901 

190: 


Bryan 

Montpelier. . 


Aug.  1,  1899 
1899 
1900 
1900 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Aug.  1, 


Bryan   

Bowling  Green. 

Millbury 

Perrysburg  . . . . 
Bowling  Green. 

Portage 

Upper  Sand'ky. 


1900 
1900 


July  31, 1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Aug.  1, 1899 

1899 

"  1900 

1900 


July  81, 1901 
1901 
1902 
1902 


Carey  . 


Aug.  1, 1900 

"         1900 

"  1899 

1899 


July  31,1902 

1902 

1901 

.   1901 


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POLITICAL  PLATFORMS.  14& 


PLATFORMS  OF  POLITICAL  ORGANIZATIONS, 

NATIONAL  AND  OHIO  STATE,  ADOPTED 

DURING  THE  YEAR  1900. 


NATIONAL  REPUBLICAN  PLATFORM. 

[ADOPTBD  IN  National  Convention  at  Philadelphia,  Penn.,  June  20, 1906.] 

The  Republicans  of  the  United  States,  through  their  chosen  repre- 
sentatives, met  in  national  convention,  looking  back  upon  an  unsurpassed 
record  of  achievement  and  looking  forward  into  a  great  field  of  duty  and 
opportunity ;  and,  appealing  to  the  judgment  of  their  countrymen,  make 
these  declarations: 

PREAMBLE. 

The  expectation  in  which  the  American  people,  turning  from  the 
Democratic  party,  intrusted  power  four  years  ago  to  a  Republican  Chief 
Magistrate  and  a  Republican  Congress,  has  been  met  and  satisfied. 
When  the  people  then  assembled  at  the  polls,  after  a  term  of  Democratic 
legislation  and  administration,  business  was  dead,  industry  paralyzed, 
and  the  national  credit  disastrously  impaired.  The  country's  capital  was 
hidden  away  and  its  labor  distressed  and  unemployed.  The  Democrats 
had  no  other  plan  with  which  to  improve  the  ruinous  conditions,  which 
they  had  themselves  produced,  than  to  coin  silver  at  the  ratio  of  i6  to  i. 

PLEDGES   FILLED. 

The  Republican  party,  denouncing  this  plan  as  sure  to  produce  con- 
ditions even  worse  than  those  from  which  relief  was  sought,  promised  to 
restore  prosperity  by  means  of  two  legislative  measures — a  protective 
tariff  and  a  law  making  gold  the  standard  of  value. 

The  people,  by  great  majorities,  issued  to  the  Republican  party  a 
commission  to  enact  these  laws.  This  commission  has  been  executed, 
and  the  Republican  promise  is  redeemed. 

Prosperity  more  general  and  more  abundant  than  we  have  ever 
known  has  followed  these  enactments.  There  is  no  longer  controversy 
as  to  the  value  of  any  government  obligations.  Every  American  dollar 
is  a  good  dollar  or  its  assured  equivalent,  and  American  credit  stands 
higher  than  that  of  any  nation.  Capital  is  fully  employed  and  every- 
where labor  is  profitably  occupied.  No  single  fact  can  more  strikingly 
tell  the  story  of  what  Republican  government  means  to  the  country 
than  this — that  while  during  the  whole  period  of  107  years,  from  1790  ta 
1897,  there  was  B,n  excess  of  exports  over  imports  of  only  $383,028,497, 
there  has  been  in  the  short  three  years  of  the  present  Republican  admin- 

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istration  an  excess  of  exports  over  imports  in  the  enormous  sum  of 
$1,483,537,094. 

TRIUMPH  IN  WAR. 

And  while  the  American  people,  sustained  by  this  Republican  legis- 
lation, have  been  achieving  these  splendid  triumphs  in  their  business  and 
commerce,  they  have  conducted  and  in  victory  concluded  a  war  for  lib- 
erty and  human  rights.  No  thought  of  national  aggrandizement  tar- 
nished the  high  purpose  with  which  American  standards  were  unfurled. 

It  was  a  war  unsought  and  patiently  resisted,  but  when  it  came  the 
American  government  was  ready.  Its  fleets  were  cleared  for  action.  Its 
armies  were  in  the  field,  and  the  quick  and  signal  triumph  of  its  forces 
on  land  and  sea  bore  equal  tribute  to  the  courage  of  American  soldiers 
and  sailors  and  to  the  skill  and  foresight  of  Republican  statesmanship. 
To  ten  millions  of  the  human  race  there  was  given  "a  new  birth  of  free- 
dom," and  to  the  American  people  a  new  and  noble  responsibility. 

TRUE  TO  MCKINLEY. 

We  indorse  the  administration  of  William  McKinley.  Its  acts  have 
been  established  in  wisdom  and  in  patriotism,  and  at  home  and  abroad 
it  has  distinctly  elevated  and  extended  the  influence  of  the  American 
nation. 

Walking  untried  paths  and  facing  unforeseen  responsibilities,  Pres- 
ident McKinley  has  been  in  every  situation  the  true  American  patriot 
and  the  upright  statesman,  clear  in  vision,  strong  in  judgment,  firm  in 
action,  always  inspiring,  and  deserving  the  confidence  of  his  countrymen. 

In  asking  the  American  people  to  indorse  this  Republican  record 
and  to  renew  their  commission  to  the  Republican  party,  we  remind  them 
of  the  fact  that  the  menace  to  their  prosperity  has  always  resided  in 
Democratic  principles  and  no  less  in  the  general  incapacity  of  the  Dem- 
ocratic party  to  conduct  public  affairs. 

The  prime  essential  of  business  prosperity  is  public  confidence  in 
the  good  sense  of  the  government  and  in  its  ability  to  deal  intelligently 
with  each  new  problem  of  administration  and  legislation.  That  confi- 
dence the  Democratic  party  has  never  earned.  It  is  hopelessly  inad- 
equate, and  the  country's  prosperity  when  Democratic  success  at  the 
polls  is  announced  halts  and  ceases  in  mere  anticipation  of  Democratic 
blunders  and  failures. 

GOLD   STANDARD. 

We  renew  our  allegiance  to  the  principle  of  the  gold  standard  and 
declare  our  confidence  in  the  wisdom  of  the  legislation  of  the  Fifty-sixth 
Congress,  by  which  the  parity  of  all  our  money  and  the  stability  of  our 
currency  on  a  gold  basis  have  been  secured.  y 

We  recognize  that  interest  rates  are  a  potent  factor  in  production 
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further  lowering  the  rates  of  interest  we  fa\or  such  monetary  legislation 
as  will  enable  the  varying  needs  of  the  season  and  of  all  sections  to  be 
promptly  met  in  order  that  trade  may  be  evenly  sustained,  labor  steadily 
employed,  and  commerce  enlarged. 

The  volume  of  money  in  circulation  was  never  so  great  per  capita 
as  it  is  to-day.  We  declare  our  steadfast  opposition  to  the  free  and  un- 
limited coinage  of  silver.  No  measure  to  that  end  could  be  considered 
which  was  without  the  support  of  the  leading  commercial  countries  of 
the  world.  However  firmly  Republican  legislation  may  seem  to  have 
secured  the  country  against  the  peril  of  base  and  discredited  currency, 
the  election  of  a  Democratic  President  could  not  fail  to  impair  the  coun- 
tr\''s  credit  and  to  bring  once  more  into  question  the  intention  of  the 
American  people  to  maintain  upon  the  gold  standard  the  parity  of  their 
money  circulation.  Th6  Democratic  party  must  be  convinced  that  the 
American  people  will  never  tolerate  the  Chicago  platform. 

AGAINST  TRUSTS. 

We  recognize  the  necessity  and  propriety  of  the  honest  co-operation 
of  capital  to  meet  new  business  conditions,  and  especially  to  extend  our 
rapidly  increasing  foreign  trade,  but  we  condemn  all  conspiracies  and 
combinations  intended  to  restrict  business,  to  create  monopolies,  to  limit 
production,  or  to  control  prices,  and  favor  such  legislation  as  will  effect- 
ually restrain  and  prevent  all  such  abuses,  protect  and  promote  compe- 
tition, and  secure  the  rights  of  producers,  laborers,  and  all  whp  are 
engaged  in  industry  and  commerce. 

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PROTECTION. 

We  renew  our  faith  in. the  policy  of  protection  to  American  labor. 
In  that  policy  our  industries  have  been  established,  diversified  and  main- 
tained. By  protecting  the  home  market  the  competition  has  been  stim- 
ulated and  production  cheapened.  Opportunity  to  the  inventive  genius 
of  our  people  has  been  secured  and  wages  in  every  department  of  labor 
maintained  at  high  rates,  higher  now  than  ever  before,  always  distin- 
guishing our  working  people  in  their  better  conditions  of  life  from  those 
of  any  .competing  country. 

Enjoying  the  blessings  of  American  common  school,  secure  in  the 
right  of  self-government,  and  protected  in  the  occupancy  of  their  own 
markets,  their  constantly  increasing  knowledge  and  skill  have  enabled 
them  finally  to  enter  the  markets  of  the  world.  We  favor  the  associated 
policy  of  reciprocity  so  directed  as  to  open  our  markets  on  favorable  f 
terms  for  what  we  do  not  ourselves  produce  in  return  for  free  foreign 
markets. 

FOR   LABOR. 

In  the  further  interest  of  American  workmen  we  favor  a  more 
effective  restriction  of  the  immigration  of  cheap  labor  from  foreign  lands. 


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the  extension  of  opportunities  of  educatibn  for  working  children,  the 
raising  of  the  age  Hniit  for  child  labor,  the  protection  of  ire6  labor  as 
against  contract  convict  labor,  and  an  effective  system  of  labor  insurance. 

MERCHANT  MARINt). 

Our  present  dependence  upon  foreign  shipping  for  nine-tenths  of 
our  foreign  carrying  is  a  great  loss  to  tlie  industry  of  this  country.  It 
is  also  a  serious  danger  to  our  trade,  for  its  sudden  withdrawal  in  the 
event  of  European  war  would  seriously  cripple  our  expanding  foreign 
commerce.  The  national  defense  and  naval  efficiency  of  this  country^ 
moreover,  supply  a  compelling  reason  for  legislation  which  will  enable 
us  to  recover  our  former  place  among  the  trade  carrying  fleets  of  the 
world. 

PENSIONS. 

The  nation  owes  a  debt  of  profound  gratitude  to  the  soldiers  and 
sailors  who  have  fought  its  battles,  and  it  is  the  government's  duty  to 
provide  for  the  survivors  and  for  the  widows  and  orphans  of  those  who 
have  fallen  in  the  country's  wars. 

The  pension  laws,  foimded  in  this  sentiment,  should  be  liberal  and 
should  be  liberally  administered,  and  preference  should  be  given  wherever 
practicable  with  respect  to  employment  in  the  public  service  to  soldiers 
and  sailors  and  to  their  widows  and  orphans. 

CIVIL  SERVICE. 

We  commend  the  policy  of  the  Republican  party  in  maintaining  the 
eflSciency  of  the  civil  service.  The  administration  has  acted  wisely  in  its 
effort  to  secure  for  public  service  in  Cuba,  Porto  Rico,  Hawaii,  and  the 
Philippine  Islands  only  those  whose  fitness  has  been  determined  by 
training  and  experience.  We  believe  that  employment  in  the  public 
service  in  these  territories  should  be  confined  as  far  as  practicable  to  their 
inhabitants. 

It  was  the  plain  purpose  of  the  fifteenth  amendment  to  the  consti- 
tution to  prevent  discrimination  on  account  of  race  or  color  in  regulating 
the  elective  franchise.  Devices  of  State  governments,  whether  by  stat- 
utory or  constitutional  enactment,  to  avoid  the  purpose  of  this  amendment 
are  revolutionary  and  should  be  condemned. 

Public  movements  looking  to  a  permanent  improvement  of  the  roads 
and  highways  of  the  country  meet  with  our  cordial  approval,  and  we  rec- 
ommend this  subject  to  the  earnest  consideration  of  the  people  and  of  the 
Legislatures  of  the  several  States. 

We  favor  the  extension  of  the  rural  free  delivery  service  wherever 
its  extension  may  be  justified. 

In  further  pursuance  of  the  constant  policy  of  the  Republican  party 
securing  to  our  undivided  control  the  most   important  island  of  the 


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Samoan  group  and  the  best  harbor  in  the  Southern  Pacific  every  Amer- 
ican interest  has  been  safeguarded. 

We  approve  the  annexation  of  the  Hawaiian  Islands  to  the  United 
States. 

We  commend  the  part  taken  by  our  government  in  the  peace  con- 
ference at  The  Hague. 

BOER  WAR. 

We  assert  our  steadfast  adherence  to  the  policy  announced  in  the 
Monroe  doctrine.  The  provisions  of  The  Hague  convention  were  wisely 
regarded  when  President  McKinley  tendered  his  friendly  offices  in  the 
interest  of  peace  between  Great  Britain  and  the  South  African  Republic. 

While .  the  American  government  must  continue  the  policy  pre- 
scribed by  Washington,  affirmed  by  every  succeeding  President  and 
imposed  upon  us  by  The  Hague  treaty,  of  non-intervention  in  European 
controversies,  the  American  people  earnestly  hope  that  a  way  may  soqn 
be  found,  honorably  alike  to  both  contending  parties,  to  determine  the 
strife  between  them. 

PHILIPPINES. 

In  accepting  by  the  treaty  of  Paris  the  just  responsibility  of  our 
victories  in  the  Spanish  war,  the  President  and  the  Senate  won  the 
undoubted  approval  of  the  American  people.  No  other  course  was  pos- 
sible than  to  destroy  Spain's  sovereignty  throughout  the  Western  Indies 
and  in  the  Philippine  Islands. 

That  course  created  our  responsibility  before  the  world,  and  with  the 
unorganized  population  whom  our  intervention  had  freed  from  Spain,  to 
provide  for  the  maintenance  of  law  and  order,  and  for  the  establishment 
of  good  government,  and  for  the  performance  of  international  obligations. 

Our  authority  could  not  be  less  than  our  responsibility,  and  wherever 
sovereign  rights  were  extended  it  became  the  high  duty  of  the  govern- 
ment to  maintain  its  authority,  to  put  down  armed  insurrection,  and  to 
confer  the  blessings  of  liberty  and  civilization  upon  all  the  rescued 
peoples. 

The  largest  measure  of  self-government  consistent  with  their  wel- 
fare and  our  duties  shall  be  secured  to  them  by  law. 

PLEDGE  TO  CUBA. 

To  Cuba  independence  and  self-government  were  assured  in  the 
same  voice  by  which  war  was  declared,  and  to  the  letter  this  pledge 
should  be  performed. 

The  Republican  party  upon  its  history  and  upon  this  declaration  of 
its  principles  and  policies  confidently  invokes  the  considerate  and  ap- 
proving judgment  of  the  American  people. 


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OHIO  REPUBLICAN   PLATFORM,   1900. 

The  Republicans  of  Ohio,  in  convention  assembled,  hereby  renew 
their  faith  in  and  allegiance  to  the  declaration  of  principles  made  by  the 
Republican  party  at  St.  Louis  in  1896,  and  declare  to-day  the  same  to  be 
in  all  respects  the  true  principles  of  the  Republican  party. 

Under  its  wise  and  beneficent  administration  the  Republican  party 
passed  into  law  the  Dingley  tariff  bill  and  restored  prosperity  to  the 
country. 

FOREIGN   TRADE. 

The  foreign  trade  of  the  United  States  is  today  greater  and  more 
profitable  than  ever  before,  and  in  this  field  of  effort  the  United  States  is 
outstripping  all  the  nations  of  the  world. 

We  cordially  indorse  the  wise  and  patriotic  and  memorable  admin- 
istration of  President  McKinley,  whose  signal  achievements  in  war  And 
peace,  in  Statesmanship  and  diplomacy,  mark  an  epoch  in  the  history  of 
this  nation,  and  whose  brilliant  success  justifies  and  demands  in  the 
highest  interests  of  the  country  the  uninterrupted  continuance  through 
another  term  of  his  great  but  uncompleted  work.  Confronting^  unprece- 
dented requirements  at  home  and  unexampled  responsibilities  abroad,  he 
has  met  them  with  courage,  fidelity  and  strength,  which  have  given,  nim. 
an  enduring  place  in  the  confidence  and  affection  of  his  country. 

REPUBLICAN  PLEDGES  REDEEMED. 

Every  pledge  of  his  administration  has  been  faithfully  redeemed. 
It  has  dispelled  long  business  depression,  restored  the  protection  of 
American  labor  and  industry,  reawakened  universal  confidence,  re-estab- 
lished a  prosperity  unparalleled,  assured  to  labor  the  steadiest  employ- 
ment and  the  highest  pay,  opened  new  fields  of  enterprise  and  new  mar- 
kets for  trade ;  it  has  brought  to  agriculture  a  better  condition  than  for 
many  years,  fixed  the  gold  standard  upon  firm  foundations  of  law,  made 
our  national  currency  larger  in  volume  and  surer  in  value,  and  lifted  our 
national  credit  to  the  highest  plane  any  nation  has  ever  reached. 

OUR  WORLD  DUTY  PERFORMED. 

In  the  broader  field  of  world  duty  and  influence  it  has  met  an  un- 
avoidable war  for  humanity  with  unequalled  vigor  and  success,  has 
crowned  the  matchless  triumph  of  our  arms  on  sea  and  land  with  coura- 
geous acceptance  of  its  high  and  solemn  obligations,  has  faithfully 
studied  and  sou.c^ht  equally  the  true  honor  of  the  nation  and  the  greatest 
good  of  the  peoples  who  have  come  under  our  flag,  and  has,  through  the 
wise  use  of  expanded  opportunity,  led  our  country  on  pathways  of  great- 
ness  and  renown. 


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REPUBLICAN   PRINCIPLES   SUSTAINED. 

We  reaffirm  the  principle  in  which  the  Republican  party  had  its  birth 
and  on  which  Abraham  Lincoln  was  elected  president,  that  the  repre- 
sentatives of  the  people  have  full  power  over  territory. belonging  to  the 
United  States,  in  harmony  with  and  subject  to  the  fundamental  safe- 
guards of  our  free  institutions  for  liberty,  justice  and  personal  rights. 
We  sustain  the  president  and  congress  in  exercising  this  ^ower  with  due 
regard  for  the  safety  and  welfare  of  the  Union,  and  with  the  most  just, 
generous,  humane,  and  fraternal  consideration  for  those  over  whom  the 
authority  of  the  nation  is  extended.  We  advocate  for  them  free  schools, 
full  security  for  life,  liberty  and  property,  the  most  liberal  measures  for 
the  development  of  their  agriculture  and  industry,  and  the  largest  degree 
of  local  self-rule  for  which  they  are  fitted.  We  have  faith  in  American 
patriotism,  character  and  capacity,  and  we  know  that  American  govern- 
ment will  extend  the  inestimable  blessings  of  freedom,  law  and  civiliza- 
tion to  the  peoples  who  are  brought  under  our  protection. 

PARIS  TREATY. 

The  provisions  of  the  treaty  of  Paris,  which  took  from  Spain  her 
title  to  the  Philippine  islands,  and  vested  in  the  people  of  the  United 
States  unquestioned  sovereignty  over  those  islands,,  to  be  exercised  for 
securing  to  the  people  thereof  the  blessings  of  liberty  and  law,  opened 
for  those  people  the  only  possible  pathway  of  escape  from  oppression, 
and  placed  them  on  the  road  to  progress  in  enlightenment  and  civiliza- 
tion. We  approve  the  wisdom  and  humanity  of  the  president  in  nego- 
tiating the  treaty,  of  the  senate  in  confirming  it  by  a  two-thirds  majority, 
and  of  congress  in  appropriating  the  sum  of  $20,000,000  provided  therein 
to  be  paid,  by  an  almost  imanimous  vote.  The  sovereignty  thus  delib- 
erately assumed  by  the  conjoint  action  of  the* great  treaty-making  and 
law-making  powers  of  the  United  States  it  was  the  duty  of  the  executive 
to  maintain,  and  we  approve  the  vigor,  the  wisdom  and  the  success  with 
which  President  McKinley  has  performed  that  duty,  and  the  fortitude 
and  heroism  of  the  soldiers  and  sailors  of  the  United  States,  through 
whom  it  was  performed.  That  sovereignty  must  not  be  repudiated; 
and  the  high  purpose  of  its  origin  must  be  accomplished  in  the  establish- 
ment of  peace  and  order,  and  the  blessing  of  individual  liberty  among 
the  peoples  of  the  Philippine  islands. 

f  Ohio's  statesmen  endorsed. 

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The  thanks  and  approbation  of  the  Republicans  of  Ohio  are  due  and 
are  hereby  tendered  to  Senators  Foraker  and  Hanna  and  the  fifteen  Re-, 
publican  congressmen  from  Ohio,  who  stood  unflinchingly  for  Repub- 
lican principles.  They  have  supported  and  sustained  the  administration 
of  President  McKinley,  and  we  do  hereby  endorse  and  ratify  their  public 
acts  as  our  representatives. 


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We  reaffirm  our  previous  declaration  in  favor  of  such  legislation  by- 
congress  as  will  encourage  and  promote  an  United  States  merchant 
marine,  so  that  American-built,  American-owned  and  American-manned 
ships  may  regain  and  retain  the  carrying  of  our  foreign  commerce. 

We  recognize  in  George  K.  Nash  a  governor  worthy  of  our  highest 
confidence  and  unqualified  support.  The  administration  of  our  state 
affairs  by  him  and  his  official  associates  has  been  clean,  efficient  and 
commendable,  and  its  policy  tending  to  good  government,  economy  and 
wisdom. 

We  indorse  and  approve  the  legislation  enacted  by  the  Seventy- 
fourth  general  assembly  of  Ohio. 

REGULATION  OF  TRUSTS. 

The  Republican  party  of  Ohio  stands  committed  to  legislative  and 
executive  opposition  to  the  threatening  combinations  of  capital  that  seek 
to  restrict  competition  and  stifle  independent  producers.  We  invite 
within  our  borders  the  capitalistic  investments  that  are  material  to  the 
industrial  development  of  the  state  and  the  largest  employment  of  labor, 
but  we  insist  that  injurious  combinations  shall  be  forbidden,  and  so- 
called  trusts  shall  be  so  regulated  from  time  to  time  and  be  so  restricted 
as  to  guarantee  immunity  from  hurtful  monopoly,  and  assure  fair  treat- 
ment and  protection  to  all  competing  industries. 

The  Republican  party  declares  itself  in  favor  of  such  legislation  as 
will  give  to  the  municipalities  of  the  state  a  uniform  system  of  government. 


NATIONAL   DEMOCRATIC   PLATFORM. 

[Adopted  in  Natioijal  Convention  at  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  July  5.  1900.] 

We,  the  representatives  of  the  Democratic  party  of  the  United 
States,  assembled  in  national  convention,  on  the  anniversary  of  the  adop- 
tion of  the  declaration  of  independence,  do  reaffirm  our  faith  in  that 
immortal  proclamation  of  the  inalienable  rights  of  man,  and  our  alle- 
giance to  the  constitution  framed  in  harmony  therewith  by  the  fathers* 
of  the  republic.  We  hold  with  the  United  States  Supreme  Court  that 
the  Declaration  of  Independence  is  the  spirit  of  our  government,  of  which 
the  Constitution  is  the  form  and  letter. 

We  declare  again  that  all  governments  instituted  among  men  derive 
their  just  powers  from  the  consent  of  the  governed;  that  any  govern- 
ment not  based  upon  the  consent  of  the  governed  is  a  tyranny,  and  that 
to  impose  upon  any  people  a  government  of  force  is  to  substitute  the 
methods  of  imperialism  for  those  of  a  republic.  We  hold  that  the 
Constitution  follows  the  flag,  and  denounce  the  doctrine  that  an  executive 
or  Congress,  deriving  their  existence  and  their  powers  from  the  Con- 
stitution, can  exercise  lawful  authority  beyond  it,  or  in  violation  of  it. 


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We  assert  that  no  nation  can  long  endure  half  republic  and  half 
empire,  and  we  wara  the*  American  people  that  imperialism  abroad 
will  lead  qliickly  and  inevitably  to  despotism  at  home. 

PORTO  RICO*  LAW   DENOUNCED. 

Believing  in  these  fundamental  principles,  we  denounce  the  Porto 
Rico  law,  enacted  by  a  Republican  Congress  against  the  protest  and 
opposition  of  the  Democratic  minority,  as  a  bold  and  open  violation  off 
the  nation's  organic  law,  and  a  flagrant  breach  of  the  national  goodf 
faith. 

It  imposes  upon  the  people  of  Porto  Rico  a  government  without 
their  consent,  and  taxation  without  representation.  It  dishonors  the 
American  people  by  repudiating  a  solemn  pledge  made  in  their  behalf 
by  the  commanding  General  of  our  Army,  which  the  Porto  Ricans 
welcomed  to  a  peaceful  and  unresisted  occupation  of  their  land.  It 
doomed  to  poverty  and  distress  a  people  whose  helplessness  appeals  with 
peculiar  force  to  our  justice  and  magnanimity. 

In  this,  the  first  aot  of  its  imperialistic  programme,  the  Republi- 
can party  seeks  to  commit  the  United  States  to  a  colonial  policy,  incon- 
sistent with  Republican  institutions,  and  condemned  by  the  Supreme 
Court  in  numerous  decisions. 

PLEDGES  TO   THE  CUBANS. 

We  demand  the  prompt  and  honest  fulfillment  of  our  pledge  to  the 
Cuban  people  and  the  world  that  the  United  States  has  no  disposition 
nor  intention  to  exercise  sovereignty,  jurisdiction,  or  control  over  the 
island  of  Cuba,  except  for  its  pacification.  The  war  ended  nearly  two 
years  ago,  profound  peace  reigns  over  all  the  island,  and  still  the  adminis- 
tration keeps  the  government  of  the  island  from  its  people,  while  Republi- 
can carpet-bag  officials  plunder  its  revenues  and  exploit  the  colonial 
theory,  to  the  disgrace  of  the  American  people. 

THE  PHILIPPINE  QUESTION. 

We  condemn  and  denounce  the  Philippine  policy  of  the  present  ad- 
ministration. It  has  involved  the  republic  in  unnecessary  war,  sacri- 
ficed the  lives  of  many  of  our  noblest  sons,  and  placed  the  United  States, 
previously  known  and  applauded  throughout  the  world  as  the  champion 
of  freedom,  in  the  false  and  un-American  position  of  crushing  with 
military  force  the  efforts  of  our  former  allies  to  achieve  liberty  and  self- 
government.  The  Filipinos  cannot  become  citizens  without  endanger- 
ing our  civilization;  they  cannot  become  subjects  without  imperiling 
our  form  of  government,  and  we  are  not  willing  to  surrender  our  civili- 
zation or  to  convert  the  republic  into  an  empire ;  we  favor  an  immediate 
declaration  of  the  nation's  purpose  to  give  to  the  Filipinos  first,  a  stable 
form  of  government ;  second,  independence ;  and,  third,  protection  from 

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outside  interference  such  as  has  been  given  for  nearly  a  century  to  the 
repubUcs  of  Central  and  South  America.     • 

The  greedy  commercialism  which  dictated  the  Philippine  policy  of 
the  Republican  administration  attempts  to  justify  it  with  the  plea  that 
it  will  pay,  but  even  this  sordid  and  unworthy  plea  fails  when  brought 
to  the  test  of  facts.  The  war  of  criminal  aggression  against  the  Fili- 
pinos, entailing  an  annual  expense  of  many  millions,  has  already  cost 
more  than  any  possible  profit  that  could  accrue  from  the  entire  Philip- 
pine trade  for  years  to  come.  Furthermore,  when  trade  is  extended  at* 
the  expense  of  liberty  the  price  is  always  too  high. 

We  are  not  opposed  to  territorial  expansion  when  it  takes  in  desir- 
able territory  which  can  be  erected  into  states  in  the  Union  and  whose 
people  are  willing  and  fit  to  become  American  citizens. 

We  favor  trade  expansion  by  every  peaceful  and  legitimate  means^ 
But  we  are  unalterably  opposed  to  the  seizing  or  purchasing  of  distant 
islands  to  be  governed  outside  the  Constitution  and  whose  people  can 
^  never  become  citizens. 

We  are  in  favor  of  extending  the  republic's  influence  among  the 
nations,  but  believe  that  influence  should  be  extended,  not  by  force  and 
violence,  but  through  the  persuasive  power  of  a  high  and  honorable 
example. 

The  importance  of  other  questions  now  pending  before  the  Amer* 
ican  people  is  in  no  wise  diminished,  and  the  Democratic  party  takes  no> 
backward  step  from  its  position  on  them,  but  the  burning  issue  of  im- 
perialism growing  out  of  the  Spanish  war  involves  the  very  existence  of 
'  the  republic  and  the  destruction  of  our  free  institutions.  We  regard  it  as 
the  paramount  issue  of  the  campaign. 

THE  MONROE  DOCTRINE. 

The  declaration  in  the  Republican  platform  adopted  at  tlie  Phil- 
adelphia convention,  held  in  June,  1900,  that  the  Republican  party 
"steadfastly  adheres  to  the  policy  announced  in  the  Monroe  doctrine"  is 
manifestly  insincere  and  deceptive.  This  profession  is  contradicted  by 
the  avowed  policy  of  that  party  in  opposition  to  the  spirit  of  the  Monroe 
doctrine  to  acquire  and  hold  sovereignty  over  large  areas  of  territory 
and  large  numbers  of  people  in  the  eastern  hemisphere.  We  insist  on 
the  strict  maintenance  of  the  Monroe  doctrine  and  in  all  its  integrity, 
both  in  letter  and  in  spirit,  as  necessary  to  prevent  the  extension  of 
European  authority  on  this  continent  and  as  essential  to  our  supremacy 
in  American  affairs.  At  the  same  time  we  declare  that.no  American 
people  shall  ever  be  held  by  force  in  unwilling  subjection  to  European 
authority. 

OPPOSITION    TO    MILITARISM. 

We  oppose  miHtarism.  It  means  conquest  abroad  and  intimidation 
and  oppression  at  home.     It  means  the  strong  arm  which  ha«  ever  been 


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fatal  to  free  institutions.  It  is  what  millions  of  our  citizens  have  fled 
from  in  Europe.  It  will  impose  upon  our  peace-loving  people  a  large 
standing  army  and  unnecessary  burden  of  taxation  and  a  constant  menace 
to  their  liberties. 

A  small  standing  army,  with  a  well  disciplined  state  militia,  is  amply 
sufficient  in  time  of  peace.  This  republic  has  no  place  for  a  vast  military 
service  and  conscription. 

When  the  nation  is  in  danger  the  volunteer  soldier  is  his  country's 
best  defender.  The  national  guard  of  the  United  States  should  ever  be 
cherished  in  the  patriotic  hearts  of  a  free  people.  Such  organizations 
are  ever  an  element  of  strength  and  safety. 

For  the  first  time  in  our  history  and  co-eval  with  the  Philippine 
conquest  has  there  been  a  wholesale  departure  from  our  time-honored 
and  approved  system  of  volunteer  organization.  We  denounce  it  as 
un-American,  un-Democratic,  and  un-Republican,  and  as  a  subversion  of 
the  ancient  and  fixed  principles  of  a  free  people. 

TRUSTS    DENOUNCED. 

Private  monopolies  are  indefensible  and  intolerable.  They  destroy 
competition,  control  the  price  of  all  material,  and  of  the  finished  product^ 
thus  robbing  both  producer  and  consumer.  They  lessen  the  employ- 
ment of  labor  and  arbitrarily  fix  the  terms  and  conditions  thereof,  and 
deprive  individual  energy  and  small  capital  of  their  opportunity  for 
betterment.  They  are  the  most  efficient  means  yet  devised  for  appro- 
priating the  fruits  of  industry  to  the  benefit  of  the  few  at  the  expense 
of  the  many,  and  unless  their  insatiate  greed  is  checked  all  wealth  will 
be  agfgregated  in  a  few  hands  and  the  republic  destroyed. 

The  dishonest  paltering  with  the  trust  evil  by  the  Republican  party 
in  state  and  national  platforms  is  conclusive  proof  of  the  truth  of  the 
charge  that  trusts  are  the  legithnate  product  of  Republican  policies ;  that 
they  are  fostered  by  Republican  laws,  and  that  they  are  protected  by  the 
Republican  administration  in  return  for  campaign  subscriptions  and 
political  support. 

We  pledge  the  Democratic  party  to  an  increasing  warfare  in  nation, 
state,  and  city  against  private  monopoly  in  every  form.  Existing  laws 
against  trusts  must  be  enforced  and  more  stringent  ones  must  be  enacted 
providing  for  publicity  as  to  the  affairs  of  corporations  engaged  in  inter- 
state commerce  and  requiring  all  corporations  to  show,  before  doing 
business  outside  the  state  of  their  origin,  that  they  have  no  water  in  their 
stock  and  that  they  have  not  attempted  and  are  not  attempting,  to 
monopolize  any  branch  of  business  or  the  production  of  any  articles  .of 
merchandise,  and  the  whole  constitutional  power  of  Congress  over  inter- 
state commerce,  the  mails,  and  all  modes  of  interstate  communication 
shall  be  exercised  by  the  enactment  of  comprehensive  laws  upon  the 
subject  of  trusts. 


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Tariff  laws  should  be  amended  by  putting  the  products  of  trusts 
upon  the  free  list  to  prevent  monopoly  under  the  plea  of  protection. 

The  failure  of  the  present  Republican  administration,  with  an  abso- 
lute control  over  all  the  branches  of  the  national  government,  to  enact 
any  legislation  designed  to  prevent  or  even  curtail  the  absorbing  power 
of  trusts  and  illegal  combinations,  or  to  enforce  the  anti-trust  laws 
already  on  the  statute  books,  proves  the  insincerity  of  the  high-sounding 
phrases  of  the  Republican  platform. 

Corporations  should  be  protected  in  all  their  rights  and  their  legit- 
imate interests  should  be  respected,  but  any  attempt  by  corporations  to 
interfere  with  the  public  affairs  of  the  people  or  to  control  the  sovereignty 
Avhich  creates  them  should  be  forbidden  under  such  penalties  as  will 
make'  such  attempts  impossible. 

We  condemn  the  Dingley  tariff  law  as  a  trust-breeding  measure, 
skillfully  devised  to  give  the  few  favors  which  they  do  not  deserv:e  and 
to  place  upon  the  many  burdens  which  they  should  not  bear. 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  LAW. 

We  favor  such  an  enlargement  of  the  scope  of  the  interstate  com- 
merce law  as  will  enable  the  commission  to  protect  individuals  and  com- 
munities from  discriminations  and  the  public  from  unjust  and  unfair 
transportation  rates. 

DECLARATION   FOR    l6  TO    I. 

We  reaffirm  and  indorse  the  principles  of  the  national  Democratic 
platform  adopted  at  Chicago  in  1896,  and  we  reiterate  the  demand  of 
that  platform  for  an  American  financial  system,  made  by  the  American 
people  for'themselves,  which  shall  restore  and  maintain  a  bimetalic  level, 
and  as  part  of  such  system  the  immediate  restoration  of  the  free  and 
unlimited  coinage  of  silver  and  gold  at  the  present  legal  ratio  of  16  to  i, 
ivithout  waiting  for  the  aid  or  consent  of  any  other  nation. 

CURRENCY  DAW  DENOUNCED. 

We  denounce  the  currency  bill  enacted  at  the  last  session  of  Con- 
gress as  a  step  forward  in  the  Republican  policy  which  aims  to  discredit 
the  sovereign  right  of  the  national  government  to  issue  all  money, 
whether  coin  or  paper,  and  to  bestow  upon  national  banks  the  power 
to  issue  and  control  the  volume  of  paper  money  for  their  own  benefit. 

A  permanent  national  bank  currency,  secured  by  government  bonds, 
must  have  a  permanent  debt  to  rest  upon,  and  if  the  bank  currency  is  to 
increase  with  population  and  business  the  debt  must  also  increase. 
The  Republican  currency  scheme  is  therefore  a  scheme  for  fastening 
upon  taxpayers  a  perpetual  and  growing  debt  for  the  benefit  of  the  banks. 

We  are  opposed  to  this  private  corporation  paper  circulated  as 
money,  but  without  legal-tender  qualities,  and  demand  the  retirement 
of  the  national  bank  notes  as  fast  as  government  paper  or  silver  certificates 
can  be  substituted  for  tliem. 


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SENATORS   ELECTED   BY  THE  PEOPLE. 

We  favor  an  amendment  to  the  Federal  constitution  providing  for 
the  election  of  United  States  Senators  by  direct  vote  of  the  people,  and 
we  favor  direct  legislation  wherever  practicable. 

GOVERNMENT   BY   INJUNCTION. 

We  are  opposed  to  government  by  injunction;  we  denounce  the 
blacklist,  and  favor  arbitration  as  a  means  of  settling  disputes  between 
corporations  and  their  employes. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOR. 

In  the  interest  of  American  labor  and  the  uplifting  of  the  working- 
men,  as  the  cornerstone  of  the  prosperity  of  our  country,  we  recommend 
that  Congress  create  a  Department  of  labor,  in  charge  of  a  secretary, 
with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet,  believing  that  the  elevation  of  the  American 
laborer  will  bring  with  it  increased  production  and  increased  prosperity 
to  our  country  at  home  and  to  our  commerce  abroad. 

PENSIONS. 

We  are  proud  of  the  courage  and  fidelity  of  the  American  soldiers^ 
and  sailors  in  all  our  wars ;  we  favor  liberal  pensions  to  them  and  their 
dependents,  and  we  reiterate  the  position  taken  in  the  Chicago  platform 
in  1896,  that  the  fact  of  enlistment  and  service  shall  be  deemed  conclusive 
e\'idence  against  disease  and  disability  before  enlistment. 

NICARAGUA  CAXAU 

We  favor  the  immediate  construction,  ownership  and  control  of  the 
Nicaragua  canal  by  the  United  States  and  we  denounce  the  insincerity  of 
the  plank  in  the  national  Republican  platform  for  an  Isthmian  canal  in 
face  of  the  failure  of  the  Republican  majority  to  pass  the  bill  pending  in 
Congress. 

We  condemn  the  Hay-Pauncefote  treaty  as  a  surrender  of  American 
rights  and  interests,  not  to  be  tolerated  by  the  American  people. 

ARID    LANDS. 

We  favor  an  intelligent  system  of  improving  the  arid  lands  of  the 
West,  storing  the  waters  for  purposes  of  irrigation,  and  the  holding  of 
such  lands  for  actual  settlers. 

STATEHOOD  FOR  THE  TERRITORIES. 

We  denounce  the  failure  of  the  Republican  party  to  carry  out  its 
pledges,  to  grant  statehood  to  the  territories  of  Arizona,  New  Mexico, 
and  Oklahoma,  and  we  promise  the  people  of  those  territories  immediate 
statehood  and  home  rule  during  their  condition  as  territories,  and  we 


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iavor  home  rule  and  a  territorial  form  of  government  for  Alaska  and 
Porto  Rico. 

CHINESE    EXCLUSION    LAW. 

We  favor  the  continuance  and  strict  enforcement  of  the  Chinese 
exclusion  law  and  its  application  to  the  same  classes  of  all  Asiatic  races. 

ALLIANCE  WITH   ENGLAND. 

Jefferson  said:  "Peace,  commerce,  and  honest  friendship  with  all 
nations ;  entangling  alliances  with  none.*' 

We  approve  this  wholesome  doctrine  and  earnestly  protest  against 
the  Republican  departure  which  has  involved  us  in  so-called  politics, 
including  the  diplomacy  of  Europe  and  the  intrigue  and  land-grabbing 
of  Asia,  and  we  especially  condemn  the  ill-concealed  Republican  alliance 
with  England,  which  must  mean  discrimination  against  other  friendly 
nations,  and  which  has  already  stifled  the  nation's  voice  while  liberty  is 
being  strangled  in  Africa. 

SYMPATHY   FOR   THE   BOERS. 

Believing  in  the  principles  of  self-government,  and  rejecting,  as  did 
our  forefathers,  the  claim  of  monarchy,  we  view  with  indignation  the 
purpose  of  England  to  overwhelm  with  force  the  South  African  republics. 
Speaking,  as  we  do,  for  the  entire  American  nation  except  its  Republican 
officeholders,  and  for  all  free  men  everywhere,  we  extend  our  sympathy 
to  the  heroic  Burghers  in  their  unequal  struggle  to  maintain  their  liberty 
and  independtnce. 

REPUBLICAN   APPROPRIATIONS. 

We  denounce  the  lavish  appropriations  of  recent  Republican  Con- 
gresses, which  have  kept  taxes  high,  and  which  threaten  the  perpetuation 
of  the  oppressive  war  levies. 

SHIP-SUBSIDY    BILfL. 

We  oppose  the  accumulation  of  a  surplus  to  be  squandered  in  such 
bare-faced  frauds  upon  the  taxpayers  as  the  shipping  subsidy  bill,  which 
under  the  false  pretense  of  prospering  American  ship-building,  would 
put  unearned  millions  into  the  pockets  of  favorite  contributors  to  the 
Republican  campaign  fund. 

REPEAL  OF  THE  WAR  TAXES. 

We  favor  tjie  reduction  and  speedy  repeal  of  the  war  taxes,  and  a 
return  to  the  time-honored  Democratic  policy  of  strict  economy  in  gov- 
ernmental expenditures. 

CONCLUDING  PLEA  TO  THE  PEOPLE. 

Believing  that  our  most  cherished  institutions  are  in  great  peril, 
that  the  very  existence  of  our  'constitutional  republic  is  at  stake,  and 
that  the  decision  now  to  be  rendered  will   determine  whether  or  not 


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our  children  are  to  enjoy  those  blessed  privileges  of  free  government 
which  have  made  the  United  States  great,  prosperous,  and  honored,  we 
earnestly  ask  for  the  foregoing  declaration  of  principles  the  hearty 
support  of  the  liberty-loving  American  people,  regardless  of  previous 
party  affiliations. 


•  OHIO  DEMOCRATIC  PLATFORM,  1900. 

We,  the  Democrats  of  Ohio,  in  convention  assembled,  reaffirm  our 
adherence  to  the  Democratic  national  platform  adopted  at  Chicago  in 
1896.  But  new  and  grave  issues  have  arisen,  threatening  the  safety  of 
free  government  itself,  which  should  command  at  this  time  the  most 
serious  attention  of  all  patriotic  citizens. 

FLAG  AND  CONSTITUTION. 

We  enter  our  protest  against  the  doctrine  that  the  president  or  con- 
gress can  govern  acquired  territory  outside  and  independently  of  the 
Constitution  of  the  United  States,  as  a  doctrine  utterly  subversive  of 
every  foundation  principle  of  our  government.  The  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence, the  flag  and  the  Constitution  must  everywhere  stand  together ' 
as  emblems  of  human  liberty  and  equal  rights  for  all,  and  where  one  goes, 
all  go.  We  therefore  denounce  imperialism  under  any  pretense  as  neces- 
sarily leading  to  militarism,  and  as  wholly  foreign  to  our  system  of  gov- 
ernment, and  declare  that  neither  Congress  nor  thePresident  can  exercise 
any  power  not  derived  from  the  Constitution.  We  therefore  denounce 
the  Porto  Rican  tariff  bill  as  a  palpable  violation  of  the  doctrines  of  the 
fathers  and  of  the  fundamental  principles  of  our  government,  which  i5 
based  upon  equal  rights  to  all. 

TRUSTS. 

Trusts  and  monopolies,  formed  for  the  purpose  of  arbitrarily  con- 
trolling production  and  prices  in  the  interest  solely  of  combined  capital, 
if  allowed  to  go,  can  result  only  in  industrial  serfdom  for  the  mass  of  the 
people.  We  therefore  oppose  all  such  combinations,  and  demand  that 
not  only  shall  existing  laws  against  combinations  in  restraint  of  trade  be 
rigidly  enforced,  but,  believing  that  protective  tariffs  and  railway  dis- 
criminations have  been,  and  still  are,  the  chief  supporters  of  monopolies, 
we  favor  the  removal  of  all  duties  from  imports  monopolized  by  trusts, 
and  also*  demand  the  enactment  and  enforcement  of  such  legislation  as 
will  prevent  every  species  of  discrimination,  and  believe  that  the  coura- 
geous and  honest  application  of  the  Democratic  maxim  of  "equal  rights 
to  all  and  special  privileges  to  none/'  will  be  effective  to  destroy,  and 
thereafter  prevent,  any  trust  or  combination  of  capital  that  is  prejudicial 

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to  the  general  welfare ;  we  demand  the  repeal  of  all  laws  giving  special 
privilege  to  any  person,  class,  locality  or  interest 

CURRENCY  LAW  DENOUNCED. 

We  denounce  the  currency  law  passed  by  the  present  Congress, 
which  transfers  to  the  banks  the  entire  control  of  the  paper  currency,  thus 
laying  the  foundation  for  ^  money  trust  which  will  have  power  to  con- 
trol the  prices  of  all  property  and  to  stimulate  or  strangle  business ;  on 
the  other  hand,  by  requiring  the  government  to  redeem  all  forms  of 
currency  in  gold,  it  continues  and  multiplies  the  evils  of  the  "endless 
chain"  and  imposes  upon  the  government  the  entire  burden  of  supplying 
gold  for  export  whenever  demanded,  and  to  obtain  which  it  must  issue 
bonds  when  necessary,  thus  necessitating  not  only  a  perpetual  debt,  but 
a  perpetually  increasing  debt. 

In  lieu  of  a  currency  of  bank  promises  to  pay,  to  be  expanded  and 
contracted  as  the  interests  of  banks  alone  may  dictate,  we  demand  that 
the  general  government  shall  not  only  coin  the  metals  but  shall  issue  and 
regulate  the  volume  of  paper  currency  also  in  the  interest  of  all  the 
people,  and  that  all  currency  intended  to  circulate  as  money  shall  be 
legal  tender  and  be  maintained  at  a  parity  of  value,  and  be  regulated  with 
a  view  to  maintaining  stable  price  levels  and  safe  business  conditions. 

STANDING   ARMY. 

Great  standing  armies  have  ever  been  and  are  now  a  dangerous  and 
constant  menace  to  human  liberty,  and  we  demand  the  reduction  of  our 
standing  army  to  a  peace  basis. 

As  Democrats  we  express  our  deepest  sympathies  for  the  Boers  of 
South  Africa,  who,  against  such  fearful  odds,  are  heroically  struggling 
for  that  same  liberty  for  which  our  fathers  fought  a  century  and  a  quarter 
ago,  and  which  at  so  much  sacrifice  they  gained  and  handed  down  to  us. 

PHILIPPINE  WAR. 

We  demand  also  that  the  unrighteous,  unnecessary  and  unjust  war 
now  being  waged  for  conquest  against  the  Filipinos,  who  ask  only  for 
the  right  of  self-government,  be  brought  to  a  speedy  close  by  a  peace 
honorable  to  us  and  just  to  them,  and  in  accordance  with  the  principles 
of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

We  favor  an  unfaltering  adherence  to  the  Monroe  doctrine  and 
oppose  entangling  alliances,  secret  or  open,  with  any  foreign  powers. 

We  favor  the  construction  and  control,  by  the  United  States  alone, 
of  an  inter-ocean  canal  as  a  commercial  highway  for  all  nations. 

We  proudly  and  gratefully  recognize  the  heroism,  valor  and  glorious 
achievement  of  our  gallant  soldiers  and  sailors  from  Bunker  Hill  to  the 
present  time,  but  we  regret  that  American  soldiers  are  being  unlawfully 
used  in  the  name  of  liberty  to  crush  and  destroy  dawning  Republicanism 
in  the  Orient. 

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PENSION  DEPARTMENT. 

We  condemn  the  partial  and  unfair  conduct  of  the  pension  depart- 
ment under  the  present  administration. 

We  favor  an  immediate  reduction  of  the  war  tax. 

We  favor  the  election  of  the  president,  the  vice-president  and  United 
States  senators  by  direct  vote  of  the  people. 

As  American  citizens  we  deplore  the  scandals  and  corruption  that 
have  come  to  light  under  the  present  administration,  and  especially  the 
scandalous  developments  in  Cuba,  which  are  but  the  natural  result  of 
irresponsible  administration  of  provincial  government,  as  attested  by 
history  both  ancient  and  modern.  , 

We  favor  the  principle  of  the  initiative  and  referendum  in  legisla- 
tion ;  the  passage  of  an  eight-hour  labor  law ;  the  more  rigid  inspection  of 
mines  and  workshops  by  experienced  and  competent  inspectors  only; 
the  prohibition  of  sweatshops. 

We  favor  the  enactment  of  laws  for  the  uniform  organization  of 
villages  and  cities  in  Ohio. 

INSTRUCTED  FOR  BRYAN. 

We  affirm  anew  our  undiminished  faith  in  the  acknowledged  leader 
of  our  party,  William  J.  Bryan,  and  demand  his  nomination  at  Kansas 
City  for  President  of  the  United  States,  and  the  delegates  elected  by  this 
convention  are  instructed  so  to  cast  their  votes. 


PROHIBITION  PLATFORM.. 

[ADOPTBD  IN  CONVBNTION  AT  CHICAGO,  JUWB  27,  1900J 

PREAMBLE. 

The  National  Prohibition  Party,  in  convention  represented,  at  Chi- 
cago, June  2^  and  28,  1900,  acknowledge  Almighty  God  as  the  Supreme 
Source  of  all  just  government.  Realizing  that  this  republic  was 
founded  upon  Christian  principles  and  can  endure  only  as  it  embodies 
justice  and  righteousness,  and  asserting  that  all  authority  should  seek  . 
the  best  good  of  all  the  governed,  to  this  end  wisely  prohibiting  what 
is  wrong  and  permitting  only  what  is  right,  hereby  records  and  pro- 
claims: 

DEFINITION   OF   PARTY   AND   ARRAIGNMENT  OF   PARTIES. 

I.  We  accept  and  insert  the  definition  given  by  Edmund  Burke, 
that  "a  party  is  a  body  of  men  joined  together  tor  the  purpose  of  pro- 
moting, by  their  joint  endeavor,  the  national  interest  upon  some  particular 
principle  upon  which  they  are  all  agreed."    We  declare  that  there  is  no 

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principle  now  advocated,  by  ahy  other  party,  which  could  be  made  a  fact 
in  government  with  such  beneficent  moral  and  material  results  as  the 
principle  of  Prohibition,  applied  to  the  beverage  liquor  traffic;  that  the 
national  interest  could  be  promoted  in  no  other  way  so  surely  and  widely 
as  by  its  adoption  and  assertion  through  a  national  policy,  and  the  co- 
operation therein  of  every  state,  forbidding  the  manufacture,  sale,  exporta- 
tion, importation  and  transportation  of  intoxicating  liquors  for  beverage 
purposes;  that  we  stand  for  this  as  the  only  principle,  proposed  by  any 
party  anywhere,  for  the  settlement  of  a  question  greater  and  graver 
than  any  other  before  the  American  people,  and  involving  more  pro- 
foundly than  any  other  their  moral  future,  and  financial  welfare;  and 
that  all  the  patriotic  citizenship  of  this  country,  agreed  upon  this  prin- 
ciple, however  much  disagreement  there  may  be  as  to  minor  consid- 
erations and  issues,  should  stand  together  at  the  ballot-box,  from  this 
time  forward,  until  Prohibition  is  the  established  policy  of  the  United 
States,  with  a  party  in  power  to  enforce  it  and  to  insure  its  moral  and 
material  benefits. 

We  insist  that  such  a  party,  agreed  upon  this  principle  and  policy, 
having  sober  leadership,  without  any  obligation  for  success  to  the  saloon 
vote  and  to  those  demoralizing  political  combinations  of  men  and  money 
now  allied  therewith  and  suppliant  thereto,  could  successfully  cope  with 
all  other  and  lesser  problems  of  government,  in  legislative  halls  and  in 
the  executive  chair,  and  that  it  is  useless  for  any  party  to  make  declara- 
tions in  its  platform  as  to  any  questions  concerning  which  there  may 
be  serious  differences  of  opinion  in  its  own  membership,  and  as  to  which, 
because  of  such  differences,  the  party  could  legislate  only  on  a  basis  of 
mutual  concessions  when  coming  into  power. 

We  submit  that  the  Democratic  and  Republican  parties  are  alike 
insincere  in  their  assumed  hostility  to  trusts  and  monopolies.  They 
dare  not  and  do  not  attack  the  most  dangerous  of  them  all,  the  liquor 
power.  So  long  as  the  saloon  debauches  the  citizen  and  breeds  the 
purchasable  voter,  money  will  continue  to  buy  its  way  to  power.  Break 
<ibwn  this  traffic,  elevate  manhood,  and  a  sober  citizenship  will  find  a 
way  to  control  dangerous  combinations  of  capital. 

We  propose  as  a  first  step  in  the  financial  problems  of  the  nation 
to  save  more  than  a  billion'  of  dollars  every  year,  now  annually  expended 
to  support  the  liquor  traffic  and  to  demoralize  our  people.  When  that 
IS  accomplished,  conditions  will  have  so  improved  that  with  a  clearer 
atmosphere  the  country  can  address  itself  to  the  questions  as  to  the  kind 
and  quantity  of  currency  needed. 

THE  ISSUE  PRESENTED. 

2.  We  reaffirm  as  true  indisputably  the  declaration  of  William 
Windom,  when  secretary  of  the  treasury  in  the  cabinet  of  President 
Arthur,  that  "Considered  socially,  financially,  politically  or  morally,  the 


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licensed  liq^ior  traffic  is  or  ought  to  be  the  overwhelming  issue  in  Amer- 
ican politics,"  and  that  "the  destruction  of  this  iniquity  stands  next  on 
the  calendar  of  the  world's  progress."  We  hold  that  the  existence  of  . 
our  party  presents  this  issue  squarely  to  the  American  people,  and  lays 
upon  them  the  responsibility  of  choice  between  liquor  parties,  dom- 
inated by  distillers  and  brewers,  with  their  policy  of  saloon  perpetuation, 
breeding  waste,  wickedness,  woe,  pauperism,  taxation,  corruption  and 
crime,  and  our  one  party  of  patriotic  and  moral  principle,  with  a  poHcy 
which  defends  it  from  domination  by  corrupt  bosses  and  which  insures 
it  forever  against  the  blighting  control  of  saloon  politics. 

We  face  with  sorrow,  shame  and  fear,  the  awful  fact  that  this  liquor 
traffic  has  a  grip  on  our  government,  municipal,  state  and  national, 
through  the  revenue  system  and  saloon  sovereignty,  which  no  other 
party  dares  to  dispute ;  a  grip  which  dominates  the  party  now  in  power, 
from  caucus  to  Congress,  from  policeman  to  President,  from  the  rumshop 
to  the  White  House ;  a  grip  which  compels  the  chief  executive  to  con- 
sent that  law  shall  be  nullified  in  behalf  of  the  brewer,  that  the  canteen 
shall  curse  our  army  and  spread  intemperance  across  the  seas,  and  that 
our  flag  shall  wave  as  the  symbol  of  partnership  at  home  and  abroad, 
between  this  government  and  the  men  who  defy  and  defile  it  for  their 
unholy  gain. 

THE  PRESIDENT  ARRAIGNED. 

3.  We  charge  upon  President  McKinley,  who  was  elected  to  his 
high  office  by  appeals  to  Christian  sentiment  and  patriotism  almost 
unprecedented  and  by  a  combination  of  moral  influences  never  before 
seen  in  this  country,  that,  by  his  conspicuous  example  as  a  wine- 
drinker  at  public  banquets  and  as  a  wine-serving  host  in  the  White 
House,  he  has  done  more  to  encourage  the  liquor  business,  to  demor- 
alize the  temperance  habits  of  young  men,  and  to  bring  Christian  prac- 
tices and  requirements  into  disrepute,  than  any  other  President  this 
republic  has  ever  had.  We  further  charge  .upon  President  McKinley 
responsibility  for  the  army  canteen,  with  all  its  dire  brood  of  disease, 
immorality,  sin  and  death,  in  this  country,  in  Cuba,  in  Porto  Rico  and 
the  Philippines;  and  we  insist  that  by  his  attitude  concerning  the  can- 
teen, and  his  apparent  contempt  for  the  vast  number  of  petitions  and 
petitioners  protesting  against  it,  he  has  outraged  and  insulted  the  moral 
sentiment  of  this  coimtry,  in  such  a  manner  and  to  such  a  degree,  as 
calls  for  its  righteous  uprising  and  his  indignant  and  effective  rebuke. 

We  challenge  denial  of  the  fact  that  our  chief  executive,  as  com- 
mander in  chief  of  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States,  at  any  time 
prior  to  or  since  March  2,  1899,  could  have  closed  every  army  saloon, 
called  a  canteen,  by  executive  order,  as  President  Hayes  in  effect  did 
before  him,  and  should  have  closed  them,  for  the  same  reasons  which 
actuated  President  Hayes;  we  assert  that  the  act  of  Congress,  passed 
March  2,  1899,  forbidding  the  sale  of  liquor,  "in  any  post-exchange  pr 
canteen,"  by  any  "officer  or  private  soldier'*  or  by  "any  other  person  on 

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any  premises  used  for  military  purposes  in  the  United  States,"  was  and  is- 
as  explicit  an  act  of  Prohibition  as  the  English  language  can  frame ;  we 
declare  our  solemn  belief  that  the  attorney  general  of  the  United  States 
in  his  interpretation  of  that  law,  and  the  secretary  of  war  in  his  acceptance 
of  that  interpretation  and  his  refusal  to  enforce  the  law,  were  and  are 
guilty  of  treasonable  nullification  thereof,  and  that  President  McKinle>\ 
through  his  assent  to  and  indorsement  of  such  interpretation  and  refusal, 
on  the  part  of  officials  appointed  by  and  responsible  to  him,  shares 
responsibility  in  their  guilt;  and  we  record  our  conviction  that  a  new 
and  serious  peril  confronts  our  country,  in  the  fact  that  its  President,, 
at  the  behest  of  the  beer  power,  dare  and  does  abrogate  a  law  of  Con- 
gress, through  subordinates  removable  at  will  by  him  and  whose  acts 
become  his,  and  thus  virtually  confesses  that  laws  are  to  be  administered, 
or  to  be  nullified  in  the  interest  of  a  law-defying  business,  by  an  admin- 
istration under  mortgage  to  such  business  for  support. 

FOREIGN  LIQUOR  POLICY  CONDE.MNED. 

4.  .  We  deplore  the  fact  that  an  administration  of  this  republic,, 
claiming  the  right  and  power  to  carry  our  flag  across  seas,  and  to  con- 
quer and  to  annex  new  territory,  should  admit  its  lack  of  power  to  pro- 
hibit the  American  saloon  on  subjugated  soil,  or  should  openly  confess 

'  itself  subject  to  liquor  sovereignty  under  that  flag.  We  are  humiliated, 
exasperated  and  grieved,  by  the  evidence  painfully  abundant,  that  this 
administration's  policy  of  expansion  is  bearing  so  rapidly  its  first  fruits 
of  drunkenness,  insanity  and  crime  under  the  hot-house  sun  of  the 
tropics ;  and  when  the  president  of  the  first  Philippine  commission  says, 
"It  was  unfortunate  that  we  introduced  and  established  the  saloon  there, 
to  corrupt  the  natives  and  to  exhibit  the  vices  of  our  race,"  we  charge  the 
inhumanity  and  unchristianity  of  this  act  upon  the  administration  of 
Williani  McKinley  and  upon  the  party  which  elected  and  would  per- 
petuate the  same. 

5.  We  declare  that  the  only  policy  which  the  government  of  the 
United  States  can  of  right  uphold  as  to  the  liquor  traffic,  under  the 
national  constitution,  upon  any  territory  under  the  military  or  civil 
control  of  that  government,  is  the  policy  of  Prohibition ;  that  "to  estab- 
lish justice,  insure  domestic  tranquility,  provide  for  the  common  defence, 
promote  the  general  welfare,  and  secure  the  blessings  of  liberty  to  our- 
selves and  our  posterity,"  as  the  Constitution  provides,  the  liquor  traffic 
must  neither  be  sanctioned  nor  tolerated,  and  that  the  revenue  policy, 
which  makes  our  government  a  partner  with  distillers  and  brewers  and 
bar-keepers,  is  a  disgrace  to  our  civilization,  an  outrage  upon  humanity, 
and  a  crime  against  God. 

We  condemn  the  present  administration  at  Washington  because  it 
has  repealed  the  prohibitory  laws  in  Alaska,  and  has  given  over  the 
partly  civilized  tribes  there  to  be  the  prey  of  the  American  grog-shop; 


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:and  because  it  has  entered  upon  a  license  policy  in  our  new  possessions 
by  incorporating  the  same  in  the  recent  act  of  Congress  in  the  code  of 
laws  for  the  government  of  the  Hawaiian  Islands. 

We  call  general  attention  to  the  fearful  fact  that  exportation  of 
liquors  from  the  United  States  to  the  Philippine  Islands  increased  from 
^337  in  1898  to  $467,198  in  the  first  ten  months  of  the  fiscal  year  ending 
June  30,  1900;  and  that  while  our  exportation  of  liquors  to  Cuba  never 
reached  $30,000  a  year,  previous  to  American  occupation  of  that  island, 
cur  exports  of  such  liquors  to  Cuba,  during  the  fiscal  year  of  1899, 
reached  the  sum  of  $629,855. 

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CALL  TO   MORAL   AND   CHRISTIAN   CITIZENSHIP. 

6.  One  great  religious  body  (the '  Baptist)  having  truly  declared 
■of  the  liquor  traffic  "that  it  has  no  defensible  right  to  exist,  that  it  can 
aiever  be  reformed,  and  that  it  stands  condemned  by  its  unrighteous 
iruits  as  a  thing  un-Christian,  un-American,  and  perilous  utterly  to 
•every  interest  in  life";  another  great  religious  body  (the  Methodist) 
having  as  truly  asserted  and  reiterated  that  "no  political  party  has  a  right 
to  expect,  nor  should  receive,  the  votes  of  Christian  men  so  long  as  it 
^stands  committed  to  the  license  system,  or  refuses  to  put  itself  on 
record  in  an  attitude  of  open  hostility  to  the  saloon";  other  great  reli- 
^ous  bodies  having  made  similar  deliverances,  in  language  plain  and 
unequivocal,  as  to  the  liquor  traffic  and  the  duty  of  Christian  citizenship 
in  opposition  thereto ;  and  the  fact  being  plain  and  undeniable  that  the 
Democratic,  party  stands  for  license,  the  saloon,  and  the  canteen,  while 
the  Republican  party,  in  policy  and  administration,  stands  for  the  can- 
teen, the  saloon  and  revenue  therefrom,  we  declare  ourselves  justified 
in  expecting  that  Christian  voters  everywhere  shall  cease  their  com- 
plicity with  the  liquor  curse  by  refusing  to  uphold  a  liquor  party,  and 
shall  unite  themselves  with  the  only  party  which  upholds  the  Prohibition 
policy,  and  which  for  nearly  thirty  years  has  been  the  faithful  defender 
of  the  church,  the  state,  the  home  and  the  school,  against  the  saloon,  its 
expanders  and  perpetuators,  their  actual  and  persistent  foes. 

We  insist  that  no  diflferences  of  belief,  a&  to  any  other  question  or 
concern  of  government,  should  stand  in  the  way  of  such  a  union  of 
moral  and  Christian  citizenship  as  we  hereby  invite,  for  the  speedy  set- 
tlement of  this  paramount  moral,  industrial,  financial  and, political  issue, 
which  our  party  presents ;  and  we  refrain  from  declaring  ourselves  upon 
all  minor  matters,  as  to  which  differences  of  opinion  may  exist,  that 
hereby  we  may  offer  to  the  American  people  a  platform  so  broad  that 
all  can  stand  upon  it  who  desire  to  see  sober  citizenship  actually  sov- 
ereign over  the  allied  hosts  of  evil,  sin  and  crime,  in  a  government  ui 
the  people,  by  the  people  and  for  the  people. 

We  declare  that  there  are  but  two  real  parties,  to-day,  concerning 
the  liquor  traffic — perpetuationists  and  Prohibitionists ;  and  that  patriot- 


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ism,  Christianity  and  every  interest  of  genuine  and  of  pure  democracy,, 
besides  the  loyal  demands  of  our  common  humanity,  require  the  speedy 
union,  in  one  solid  phalanx  at  the  ballot  box,  of  all  who  oppose  the 
liquor  traffic's  perpetuation,  and  who  covet  endurance  for  this  republic. 


OHIO  STATE  PROHIBITION  PLATFORM. 

The  Prohibition  party  of  Ohio  in  convention  assembled  return 
thanks  to  Almighty  God,  the  Sovereign  and  Supreme  Ruler,  for  the  many 
encouraging  indications  of  an  awakened  conscience  in  the  American 
people  on  the  vital  question  of  the  suppression  of  the  liquor  traffic,  the 
growing  tendency  of  the  courts  to  decide  against  the  liquor  dealer,  and 
for  the  bright  hopes,  fresh  courage  and  stirring  enthusiasm  with  which 
he  has  inspired  our  rank  and  file,  and 

Whereas,  The  legalized  liquor  traffic  is  a  public  nuisance,  imper- 
illing the  welfare  of  society,  the  safety  of  the  state  and  the  perpetuity  of 
the  Republic — a  monstrous  wrong  against  humanity  and  a  violation  of 
the  laws  of  God — ^a  breeder  of  crime  and  a  hotbed  of  anarchy,  an  appalling 
drain  upon  the  resources  of  the  nation,  a  parasite  on  society,  a  pirate 
on  business,  and  a  pillager  of  labor,  the  producer  of  pauperism  and  the 
cause  of  increasing  taxation,  a  corrupfor  of  politics  and  a  tyrant  that 
dominates  public  servants,  neutralizing  the  influence  of  the  home,  par- 
alyzing the  work  of  the  church,  defeating  the  purpose  of  our  educational 
institutions  and  hindering  every  work  of  progress  and  reform;  therefore 
be  it  resolved,  • 

1,  That  in  the  name  of  the  eternal  right  and  for  the  "sake  of  our 
common  citizenship  we  continue  to  wage  an  unrelenting  warfare  upon 
this  iniquity  and  upon  every  organization  and  agency  that  stands  in  the 
way  of  its  complete  suppression. 

2,  That  to  accomplish  this  object  the  establishment  of  a  political 
party  with  this  mission  for  its  chief  concern,  is  an  imperative  necessity, 
and  hence  we  adhere  to  our  purpose  of  securing  a  new  alignment  of  the 
voting  force  of  the  state  and  nation,  and  its  united  action  to  forever  out- 
law the  manufacture,  sale,  importation,  exportation  and  inter-state  trans- 
portation of  all  alcoholic  liquors  for  beverage  purposes  and  thus  place 
it  on  the  same  legal  status  with  the  bawdy-house  and  gambling  hell,  where 
it  properly  belongs. 

3,  That  the  nullification  of  the  anti-canteen  law,  the  transplanting 
of  the  American  saloon  to  our  new  possessions  and  the  defeat  of  the 
Clark  Local  Option  Bill  by  the  Ohio  legislature,  are  simply  the  fruits 
of  a  system  of  partisan  politics  that  depends  on  the  division  of  the  spoils 
and  the  control  of  the  slum  vote  to  perpetuate  the  party  in  power,  shows 
the  folly  of  depending  upon  these  parties  for  legislation  antagonistic  to 
the  liquor  traffic  and  specially  emphasizes  the  imperative  necessity  of  the 
existence  of  the  Prohibition  party.    • 


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4.  That  no  citizen  shall  be  denied  the  right  of  suffrage  on  account 
of  sex. 

5,  We  appeal  to  every  patriotic  citizen  who  desires  to  free  himself 
from  complicity  with  the  liquor  traffic,  secure  release  from  the  domina- 
tion of  the  saloons  and  aid  in  dissolving  the  infamous  partnership  which 
now  exists  between  the  government  and  the  liquor  traffic  through  tax 
and  license  laws,  to  unite  with  us  at  the  ballot  box  in  our  patriotic  pur- 
pose to  destroy  this  iniquity. 


NATIONAL  PLATFORM  OF  THE  UNION  REFORM  PARTY. 

[Adopted  by  the  Ohio  State  Convention.] 

Our  present  system  of  government  vests  the  entire  law  making  power 
in  representatives.  The  people  elect  these  representatives,  but  have  no 
control  over  their  actions. 

An  experience  of  over  a  hundred  years  in  the  practical  operation 
of  this  system  has  proved  that  it  does  not  provide  a  government  of,  by 
and  for  the  people. 

Representatives  cannot  always  know  certainly  the  will  of  their  con- 
stituents,  and  even  vthere  that  will  has  been  clearly  manifested  it  has  been 
continually  disregarded. 

Legislative  bodies  from  municipal  councils  to  the  national  Congress 
have  been  controlled  by  corrupt  influences.  Legislation  has  conse- 
quently been  in  the  interest  of  the  corrupt  few  and  against  the  interest 
of  the  voiceless  masses. 

Under  this  system  the  people  are  disfranchised  on  all  matters  of 
legislation.  They  are  allowed  to  vote  for  men,  but  are  denied  the  right 
to  vote  for  measures.  The  people  are  governed  by  the  laws  which  they 
did  not  enact  and  cannot  repeal. 

As  the  result  of  this  system  great  abuses  have  arisen  and  politics 
has  become  a  synonym  for  corruption. 

The  people  have  seen  these  abuses,  but  being  disfranchised  on  all 
legislative  questions  have  been  unable  to  provide  a  remedy.  They  have 
become  divided  into  parties  and  factions  contending  with  each  other  in 
regard  to  the  legislation  needed.  They  have  overlooked  the  fact  that 
under  our  system  of  government  they  have  power  neither  to  enact  legis- 
lation which  they  desire  nor  to  prevent  legislation  to  which  they  are 
opposed. 

In  search  for  relief  the  people  have  turned  from  one  party  to  another, 
and  have  organized  new  parties  without  number. 

But  all  such  efforts  have  been  fruitless,  and  must  continue  so  to  be 
as  long  as  the  people  are  disfranchised.  They  must  be  invested  with 
the  power  to  make  their  own  laws  before  they  can  have  laws  made  in 
their  own  interest. 


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So  long  as  the  people  have  no  voice  in  legislatioil  it  is  useless  for 
them  to  contend  among  themselves  regarding  the  legislation  which  they 
need,  but  cannot  enact. 

That  we  may  have  a  government  conducted  in  the  interests  of  the 
people  and  which  will  provide  for  the  peace,  prosperity,  morality  and 
happiness  of  the  entire  nation,  we  must  have  a  government  which  is  in 
fact  of  the  people,  by  the  people  and  for  the  people,  and  in  which  the 
people  shall  rule. 

We,  therefore,  reserving  to  ourselves  the  right  to  our  individual 
opinions  on  all  questions  of  legislation,  unite  for  the  accomplishment 
of  this  end — the  enfranchisement  of  the  American  people  and  the  estab- 
lishment of  a  government  in  which  the  will  of  the  people  shall  be  su- 
preme.   And  to  this  we  pledge  our  united  labors. 

And  we  invifte  all  persons  who  believe  in  the  principles  of  liberty 
and  the  Declaration  of  Independence  to  unite  in  support  of  the  following 

PLATFORM. 

Direct  legislation  under  the  system  known  as  the  initiative  and 
referendum. 

Under  the  "initiative"  the  people  can  compel  the  submission  to  them- 
selves of  any  desired  law,  when,  if  it  receives  a  majority  of  the  votes  cast, 
it  is  thereby  enacted. 

Under  the  "referendum"  the  people  can  compel  the  submission  to 
themselves  of  any  law  which  has  been  adopted  by  any  legislative  body, 
when,  if  such  law  fails  to  receive  a  majority  of  the  votes  cast,  it  will 
be  thereby  rejected. 


PLATFORM  OF  THE  SOCIALIST  LABOR  PARTY- 

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The  Socialist  Labor  party  of  the  United  States,  in  Convention 
assembled,  re-asserts  the  inalienable  right  of  all  men  to  life,  liberty,  and 
the  pursuit  of  happiness. 

With  the  founders  of  the  American  republic,  we  hold  that  the  pur- 
pose of  government  is  to  secure  every  citizen  in  the  enjoyment  of  this 
right;  but  in  the  light  of  our  social  conditions  we  hold,  furthermore,  that 
no  such  right  can  be  exercised  under  a  system  of  economic  inequality, 
essentially  destructive  of  life,  of  liberty  and  of  happiness. 

With  the  founders  of  this  republic,  we  hold  that  the  true  theory  of 
politics  is  that  the  machinery  of  government  must  be  owned  and  con- 
trolled by  the  whole  people;  but  in  the  light  of. our  industrial  develop- 
ment we  hold,  furthermore,  that  the  true  theory  of  economics  is  that  the 
machinery  of  production  must  likewise  belong  to  the  people  in  common. 

To  the  obvious  fact  that  our  despotic  system  of  economics  is  the 
direct  opposite  of  our  democratic  system  of  politics,   can  plainly  be 

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traced  the  existence  of  a  privileged  class,  the  corruption  of  government 
by  that  class,  the  alienation  of  public  property,  public  franchises  and 
public  functions  to  that  class,  and  the  abject  dependence  of  the  mightiest 
•of  nations  upon  that  class. 

Again,  through  the  perversion  of  democracy  to  the  ends  of  plutoc- 
racy, labor  is  robbed  of  the  wealth  which  it  alone  produces,  is  denied 
the  means  of  self-employment,  and,  by  compulsory  idleness  in  wage 
slavery,  is  even  deprived  of  the  necessaries  of  Hfe. 

Human  power  and  natural  forces  are  thus  wasted,  that  the  plutocracy 
may  rule. 

Ignorance  and  misery,  with  all  their  concomitant  evils,  are  perpet- 
uated that  the  people  may  be  kept  in  bondage. 

Science  and  invention  are  diverted  from  their  humane  purpose  to 
the  enslavement  of  women  and  children. 

Against  such  a  system  the  Socialist  Labor  party  once  more  enters 
its  protest.  Once  more  it  reiterates  its  fundamental  declaration  that 
private  property  in  the  natural  sources  of  production  and  in  the  instru- 
ments of  labor  is  the  obvious  cause  of  all  economic  servitude  and  political 
dependence. 

The  time  is  fast  coming,  however,  when  in  the  natural  course  of 
social  evolution,,  this  system,  through  the  destructive  action  of  its  failures 
-and  crises  on  the  one  hand,  and  the  constructive  tendencies  of  its  trusts 
and  other  capitalistic  combinations  on  the  other  hand,  shall  have  worked 
out  its  own  downfall. 

We,  therefore,  call  upon  the  wage  workers  of  the  United  States,  and 
upon  all  other  honest  citizens,  to  organize  under  the  banner  of  the 
Socialist  Labor  party  into  a  class-conscious  body,  aware  of  its  rights 
and  determined  to  conquer  them  by  taking  possession  of  the  public 
powers;  so  that,  held  together  by  an  indomitable  spirit  of  solidarity 
under  the  most  trying  conditions  of  the  present  class  struggle,  we  may 
put  a  summary  end  to  that  barbarous  struggle  by  the  abolition  of  classes, 
the  restoration  of  the  land  and  of  all  the  means  of  production,  trans- 
portation and  distribution  to  the  people  as  a  collective  body,  and  the 
substitution  of  the  Co-operative  Commonwealth  for  the  present  state  of 
planless  production,  industrial  war  and  social  disorder ;  a  commonwealth 
in  which  every  worker  shall  have  the  free  exercise  and  full  benefit  of  his 
faculties,  multiplied  by  all  the  modern  factors  of  civilization. 


PLATFORM  OF  OHIO  SOCIAL  DEMOCRATIC  PARTY.         | 

The  Social  Democratic  party  and  the  Socialist  Labor  party  of  Ohio, 
in  convention  assembled  in  the  City  of  Columbus,  July  4,  1900,  do  on 
this  historic  day  declare  that  union  of  the  two  parties  be  and  the  same 
is  hereby  consummated  under  the  name  of  the  Social  Democratic  party. 


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and  that  we  endorse  the  nominations  of  Eugene  V.  Debs,  of  Indiana, 
and  Job  Harriman,  of  California,  for  President  and  Vice-President,  re- 
spectively. 

The  Social  Democratic 'party  of  Ohio  reaffirms  its  allegiance  to  the 
revolutionary  principles  of  International  Socialism  and  declares  the  su- 
preme political  issues  in  America  to-day  to  be  the  contest  between  the 
working  class  and  the  capitalist  class  for  the  possession  of  the  power  of 
government.  The  Party  affirms  its  steadfast  purpose  to  use  those  powers, 
once  achieved,  to  destroy,  wage-slavery,  aboUsh  the  institutions  of  private 
property  in  the  means  of  production,  and  establish  the .  Co-operative 
Commonwealth. 

In  the  United  States,  as  in  all  other  civilized  countries,  the  natural 
order  of  economic  development  has  separated  society  into  two  antago- 
nistic classes — the  capitalist,  a  comparatively  small  class,  the  possessors 
of  all  modern  means  of  production  and  distribution  (land,  mines,  machin- 
ery and  means  of  transportation  and  communication),  and  the  large 
and  ever  increasing  class  of  wage-workers  possessing  no  means  of  pro- 
duction. 

This  economic  supremacy  iias  secured  to  the  dominant  class  the  full 
control  of  the  government,  the  pulpit,  the  schools  and  the  public  press, 
thereby  making  them  arbiters  of  the  fate  of  the  working  class,  while  it  is 
reducing  it  to  a  condition  of  dependence,  economically  exploited  and 
oppressed,  intellectually  and  physically  crippled  and  degraded  and  its 
political  equality  rendered  a  bitter  mockery;  and  the  contest  between 
these  two  classes  grows  ever  sharper.  Hand  in  hand  with  the  growth 
of  monopolies  goes  the  annihilation  of  small  industries  and  the  middle 
class  depending  upon  them ;  ever  larger  grows  the  multitude  of  destitute 
wage-workers  and  of  the  unemployed,  and  ever  fiercer  the  struggle  be- 
tween the  class  of  the  exploiter  and  the  exploited,  the  capitalist  and  the 
wage-workers. 

The  evil  effects  of  capitalist  production  are  intensified  by  the 
recurring  industrial  crisis  continually  rendering  the  existence  of  the 
greater  part  of  the  population  more  precarious  and  uncertain,  which 
amply  proves  that  the  modern  means  of  production  have  outgrown  the 
existing  social  order  based  on  production  for  profit. 

Human  energy  and  natural  resources  are  wasted  for  individual  gain. 

Ignorance  is  fostered  that  wage-slavery  may  be  perpetuated.  Sci- 
ence and  invention  are  perverted  to  the  exploitation  of  men,  women  and 
children. 

The  lives  and  liberties  of  the  working  class  are  recklessly  sacri- 
ficed for  profit. 

Wars  are  fomented  between  nations;  indiscriminate  slaughter  is 
encouraged:  the  destruction  of  whole  races  is  sanctioned  in  order  that 
the  capitalist  class  may  extend  its  commercial  dominion  abroad  and  en- 
hance its  supremacy  at  home. 


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The  introduction  of  a  new  and  higher  order  of  society  is  the  historic 
mission  of  the  working  class.  All  other  classes  despite  their  apparent  or 
actual  conflicts  are  interested  in  the  upholding  of  the  system  of  private 
ownership  of  the  means  of  production.  We  therefore  charge  that  in  this 
country  the  Democratic,  Republican  and  all  other  parties  which  do  not 
stand  for  the  complete  overthrow  of  the  capitalist  system  of  production 
are  alike  the  tools  of  the  capitalist  class. 

The  working  class  cannot,  however,  act  as  a  class  in  the  struggle 
against  the  collective  power  of  the  capitalist  class  except  by  constituting 
itself  into  a  political  party,  distinct  and  opposed  to  all  parties  formed  by 
the  propertied  classes. 

We,  therefore,  call  upon  the  wage-workers  of  the  United  States,. 
without  distinction  to  color,  race  or  sex,  and  upon  all  citizens  in  sym- 
pathy with  the  historic  mission  of  the  .working  class  to  organize  under 
the  banner  of  the  Social  Democratic  party,  as  a  party  truly  representing 
the  interests  of  the  toiling  masses  and  uncompromisingly  waging  war 
upon  the  exploiting  class,  until  the  system  of  wage  slavery  shall  be  abol- 
ished and  the  Co-operative  Commonwealth  shall  be  established. 

Pending  the  accomplishment  of  this  our  ultimate  purpose,  we  pledge 
every  effort  of  the  Social  Democratic  party  for  the  immediate  improve- 
ment of  the  condition  of  labor,  and  also  for  securing  its  progressive 
demands.  ' 

"Workingmen  of  all  countries,  unite!  You  have  nothing  to  lose  but 
your  chains,  and  a  world  to  gain!" 


As  steps  in  that  direction  we  make  the  following  demands: 

First — Revision  of  oui'  federal  constitution,  in  order  to  remove  the 
obstacles  to  complete  control  of  government  by  the  people  irrespective 
of  sex. 

Second — ^The  public  ownership  of  all  industries  controlled  by  mo- 
nopolies, trusts  and  combmes. 

Third — ^The  public  ownership  of  all  railroads,  telegraphs  and  tele- 
phones ;  all  means  of  transportation  and  communication ;  all  waterworks, 
gas  and  electric  plants,  ani  other  public  utilities. 

Fourth — ^The  public  ownership  of  all  gold  and  silver,  copper,  iron, 
lead,  coal  and  other  mines,  and  all  oil  and  gas  wells. 

Fifth — ^The  reduction  of  the  hours  of  labor  in  proportion  to  the  in- 
creasing facilities  of  production. 

Sixth — ^The  inauguration  of  a  system  of  public  works  and  improve- 
ments for  the  employment  of  the  unemployed,  the  public  credit  to  be 
utilized  for  that  purpose. 

Seventh — Useful  inventions  to  be  free,  the  inventor  to  be  remuner- 
ated by  the  public. 

Eighth — Labor  legislation  to  be  national  instead  of  local,  and  inter- 
national when  possible. 

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Ninth — National  insurance  of  working  people  against  accidents,  lack 
of  employment  and  want  of  old  age. 

Tenth — Equal  civic  and  political  rights,  for  men  and  women,  and  the 
abolition  of  all  laws  discriminating  against  women. 

Eleventh — The  adoption  of  the  initiative  and  referendum,  propor- 
tional representation,  and  the  right  of  recall  of  representatives  by  voters. 

Twelfth — Abolition  of  war  and  the  introduction  of  international  ar- 
l^itration. 


FUSION     POPULIST     OR    PEOPLE'S     PARTY    PLATFORM 

(Adopted  in  National  Convention  at  Sioux  Falls,  South  Dakota,  May  10,  1900.] 

The  Peoples  Party  of  the  United  States,  in  convention  assembled, 
•congratulating  its  supporters  on  the  wide  extension  of  its  principles  in 
^11  directions,  does  hereby  reaffirm  its  adherence  to  the  fundamental 
principles  proclaimed  in  its  two  prior  platforms  and  calls  upon  all  who 
desire  to  avert  the  subversion  of  free  institutions  by  corporate  and 
imperialistic  power  to  unite  with  it  in  bringing  the  government  back 
to  the  ideals  of  Washington,  Jeflferson,  Jackson  and  Lincoln. 

It  extends  to  its  allies  in  the  struggle  for  financial  and  economic 
freedom  assurances  of  its  loyalty  to  the  principles  which  animate  the 
allied  forces  and  the  promise  of  honest  and  hearty  co-operation  in  every 
eflFort  for  their  success. 

To  the  people  of  the  United  States-  we  offer  the  following  platform 
as  the  expression  of  our  unalterable  convictions : 

Resolved,  That  we  denounce  the  act  of  March  14,  1900,  as  the  culmi- 
nation of  a  long  series  of  conspiraoies  to  deprive  the  people  of  their  con- 
stitutional rights  over  the  money  of  the  nation  and  relegate  to  the 
gigantic  money  trust  the  control  of  the  purse,  and  hence  of  the  people. 
We  denounce  this  act : 

1.  For  making  all  money  obligations,  domestic  and  foreign,  pay- 
able in  gold  coin  or  its  equivalent,  thus  enormously  increasing  the  bur- 
•dens  of  the  debtors  and  enriching  the  creditors. 

2.  For  refunding  "gold  bonds"  not  to  mature  for  years  into  long- 
time gold  bonds,  so  as  to  make  their  payment  improbable  and  our  debt 
perpetual. 

3.  For  taking  from  the  treasury  over  fifty  millions  of  dollars  in 
a  time  of  war  and  presenting  it  at  a  premium  to  bondholders  to  accom- 
plish the  refunding  of  bonds  not  due. 

4.  For  doubling  the  capital  of  bankers  by  returning  to  them  the 
face  vjilue  of  their  bonds  in  current  money  notes,  so  that  they  may  draw 
one  interest  from  the  government  and  another  from  the  people. 

5.  For  allowing  banks  to  expand  and  contract  their  circulation  at 
pleasure,  thus  controlling  prices  of  all  products. 

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6.  For  authorizing  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  to  issue  new  gold 
bonds  to  an  unlimited  amount  whenever  he  deems  it  necessary  to 
replenish  the  gold  hoard,  thus  enabling  usurers  to  secure  more  bonds 
and  more  bank  currency  by  drawing  gold  from  the  treasury,  thereb>" 
creating  an  "endless  chain"  for  perpetually  adding  to  a  perpetual  debt. 

HIT   AT   GREENBACKS.  '    ^ 

7.  For  striking  down  the  greenback  in  order  to  force  the  people 
to  borrow  three  hundred  and  forty-six  millions  of  dollars  more  from 
banks,  at  an  annual  cost  of  over  twenty  millions  of  dollars. 

While  barring  out  the  money  of  the  Constitution  this  law  opens 
the  printing  mints  of  the  treasury  to  the  free  coinage  of  bank  paper 
money,  to  enrich  the  few  and  impoverish  the  many. 

We  pledge  anew  the  Peoples  Party  never  to  cease  the  agitation 
Ufrtil  this  eiglith  financial  conspiracy  is  blotted  from  the  statute  books,, 
the  Lincoln  greenback  restored,  the  bonds  all  paid  and  all  corporatioa 
money  forever  retired. 

W^  reaffirm  the  demand  for  the  reopening  of  the  mints  of  the  United 
States  to  the  free  and  unlimited  coinage  of  silver  and  gold  at  the  present 
legal  ratio  of  i6  to  i,  the  immediate  increase  in  the  volume  of  silver 
coins  and  certificates  thus  created  to  be  substituted,  dollar  for  dollar,. 
for  the  bank  notes  issued  by  private  corporations  under  special  privilege 
granted  by  the  law  of  March  14,  1900,  and  prior  national  banking  laws,. 
the  remaining  portion  of  the  batik  notes  to  be  replaced  with  full  legal 
tender  government  paper  money  and  its  volume  so  controlled  as  to 
maintain  at  all  times  a  stable  money  market  and  a  stable  price  level. 

We  demand  a  graduated  income  and  inheritance  tax,  to  the  end 
that  aggregated  wealth  shall  bear  its  just  proportion  of  taxation. 

We  demapd  that  postal  savings  banks  be  established  by  the  govern- 
ment for  the  safe  deposit  of  the  savings  of  the  people  and  to  facilitate- 
exchange. 

With  Thomas  Jefferson,  we  declare  the  land,  including  all  naturat 
sources  of  wealth,  the  inalienable  heritage  of  the  people.  Government 
should  so  act  as  to  secure  homes  for  the  people  and  prevent  land  mo- 
nopoly. The  original  homestead  policy  should  be  enforced  and  future 
settlers  upon  the  public  •domain  should  be  entitled  to  a  free  homestead, 
while  all  who  have  paid  an  acreage  price  to  the  government  under 
existing  laws  should  have  their  homestead  rights  restored. 

NATIONS  TO  OWN  RAILROADS. 

Transportation  being  a  means  of  exchange  and  a  public  necessity,. 
the  government  should  own  and  operate  the  railroads  in  the  interest  of 
the  people  and  on  the  nonpartisan  basis,  to  the  end  that  all  may  be 
accorded  the  same  treatment  in  transportation,  and  that  the  extortion, 
tyranny  and  political  power  now  exercised  by  the  great  railroad  cor- 

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porations,  which  resuh  in  the  impairment,  if  not  the  destruction,  of  the 
political  rights  and  personal  liberties  of  the  citizen,  may  be  destroyed. 
Such  ownership  is  to  be  accomplished  in  a  manner  consistent  with  sound 
public  policy. 

Trusts,  the  overshadowing  evil  of  the  age,  are  the  result  and  cul- 
mination of  the  private  ownership  and  control  of  the  three  g^eat  instru- 
ments of  commerce — money,  transportation  and  the  means  of  transmis- 
sion of  information — which  instruments  of  commerce  are  public  func- 
tions, and  which  our  forefathers  declared  in  the  Constitution  should  be 
^controlled  by  the  people  through  their  Congress  for  the  public  welfare. 
The  one  remedy  for  the  trusts  is  that  the  ownership  and  control  be 
assumed  and  exercised  by  the  people. 

We  further  demand  that  all  tariffs  on  goods  controlled  by  a  trust 
shall  be  abolished. 

To  cope  with  the  trust  evil  the  people  must  act  directly  without  the 
intervention  of  representatives  who  may  be  controlled  or  influenced. 
We  therefore  demand  direct  legislation,  giving  the  people  the  lawmaking 
and  veto  power  under  the  initiative  and  referendum.  A  majority  of  the 
people  can  never  be  corruptly  influenced. 

Applauding  the  valor  of  our  army  and  navy  in  the  Spanish  war, 
we  denounce  the  conduct  of  the  administration  in  changing  a  war  for 
humanity  into  a  war  of  conquest.  The  action  of  the  administration  in 
the  Philippines  is  in  conflict  w4th  ail  the  precedents  of  our  national  life — 
at  war  with  the  Declaration  of  Independence,  the  Constitution  and  the 
plain  precepts  of  humanity. 

FREEDOM  FOR  FILIPINOS. 

Murder  and  arson  have  been  our  response  to  the  appeals  of  the 
people  who  asked  only  to  establish  a  free  government  in  Iheir  own  land. 
We  demand  a  stoppage  of  this  war  of  extermination  by  the  assurance 
to  the  Filipinos  of  independence  and  protection  under  a  stable  gov- 
ernment of  their  own  creation. 

The  Declaration  of  Independence,  the  Constitution  and  the  American 
flag  a^e  one  and  inseparable.  The  Island  of  Porto  Rico  is  a  part  of  the 
territory  of  the  United  States,  and  by  levying  special  and  extraordinary 
customs  duties  on  the  commerce  of  that  islanS  the  administration  has 
violated  the  Constitution,  abandoned  the  fundamental  principles  of  Amer- 
ican liberty,  and  has  striven  to  give  the  lie  to  the  contention  of  our  fore- 
fathers that  there  should  be  no  taxation  without  representation. 

Out  of  the  imperialism  which  would  force  an  undesired  domination 
on  the  people  of  the  Philippines  springs  the  un-American  cry  for  a  large 
standing  army.  Nothing  in  the  character  or  purposes  of  our  people 
justifies  us  in  ignoring  the  plain  lesson  of  history  and  putting  our  lib- 
erties in  jeopardy  by  assuming  the  burden  of  mili^tarism,  which  is  crush- 
ing the  people  of  the  old  world.    We  denounce  the  administration  for  its 

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sinister  eflForts  to  substitute  a  standing  army  for  the  citizen  soldiery,  which 
is  the  best  safe-guard  of  .the  republic. 

We  extend  to  the  brave  Boers  of  South  Africa  our  sympathy  and 
moral  support  in  their  patriotic  struggle  for  the  right  of  self-govern- 
ment, and  we  are  unalterably  opposed  to  any  alliance,  open  or  covert, 
between  the  United  States  and  any  other  nation  that  will  tend  to  the  de- 
struction of  human  liberty.. 

And  a  further  manifestation  of  imperialism  is  to  be  found  in  the 
mining  districts  of  Idaho.  In  the  Coeur  d'Alene  soldiers  have  been  used 
to  overawe  miners  striving  for  a  greater  measure  of  industrial  inde- 
pendence. And  we  denounce  the  state  government  of  Idaho  and  the 
federal  government  for  employing  the  military  arm  of  the  government 
to  abridge  the  civil  rights  of  the  people,  and  to  enforce  an  infamous 
permit  system  which  denies  to  laborers  their  inherent  liberty  and  compels 
them  to  forswear  their  manhood  and  their  right  before  being  permitted 
to  seek  employment. 

BAN  ON  CONTRACT  LABOR. 

The  importation  of  Japanese  and  other  laborers  under  contract  to 
serve  monopolistic  corporations  is  a  notorious  and  flagrant  violation  of 
immigration  laws.  We  demand  that  the  federal  government  shall  take 
cognizance  of  this  menacing  evil  and  repress  it  under  existing  laws.  We 
further  pledge  ourselves  to  strive  for  the  enactment  of  more  stringent  laws 
for  the  exclusion  of  the  Mongolian  and  Malayan  immigration.   . 

We  endorse  municipal  ownership  of  public  utilities  and  declare  that 
the  advantages  which  have  accrued  to  the  public  under  that  system 
would  be  multiplied  a  hundred  fold  by  its  extension  to  natural  inter- 
state monopolies. 

We  denounce  the  practice  of  issuing  injunctions  in  the  cases  of  dis- 
pute between  employers  and  employes,  making  criminal  acts  by  organi- 
zations which  are  not  criminal  when  performed  by  individuals,  and  de- 
mand legislation  to  restrain  the  evil. 

We  demand  that  United  States  senators  and  all  other  officials  as 
far  as  practicable  be  elected  by  direct  vote  of  the  people. 

Believing  that  the  elective  franchise  and  untrammeled  ballot  are  essen- 
tial to  a  government  of,  for  and  by  the  people,  the  People's  Party  con- 
demns the  wholesale  system  of  disfranchisement  by  coercion  and  intimi- 
dation adopted  in  some  states  as  un-Republican  and  un-Democratic.  And 
we  declare  it  to  be  the  duty  of  the  several  state  legislatures  to  take  such 
action  as  will  secure  a  full,  free  and  fair  ballot,  and  an  holiest  count. 

We  favor  home  rule  in  the  territories  and  the  District  of  Columbia, 
and  the  early  admission  of  the  territories  as  states. 

We  denounce  the  expensive  red  tape  system,  political  favoritism, 
cniel  and  unnecessary  delay  and  criminal  evasion  of  the  statutes  in  man- 
agement of  the  pension  office,  and  demand  the  simple  and  honest  execu- 

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tion  of  the  law,  and  the  fulfillment  by  the  nation  of  its  pledges  of  service- 
pension  to  all  its  honorably  discharged  vet?erans.  . 


MID-ROAD  POPULIST  OR  PEOPLES  PARTY  PLATFOR^L 

[Adopted  nc  Convention  at  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  May  10,  1900.] 

The  People's  Party  of  the  United  States,  assembled  in  national  con- 
vention this  loth  of  May,  1900,  affirming  our  unshaken  belief  in  the 
cardinal  tenets  of  the  People's  Party  as  set  forth  in  the  Omaha  platform^ 
and  pledging  ourselves  anew  to  continued  advocacy  of  those  grand 
principles  of  human  liberty  until  right  shall  triumph  over  might  ajid 
love  over  greed,  do  adopt  and  proclaim  this  declaration  of  faith: 

1.  We  demand  the  initiative  and  referendum  and  the  imperative 
mandate  for  such  changes  of  existing  fundamental  and  statute  law  as 
will  enable  the  people  in  their  sovereign  capacity  to  propose  and  com- 
pel the  enactment  of  such  laws  as  they  desire,  to  reject  such  as  they 
deem  injurious  to  their  interests  and  to  recall  unfaithful  public  ser- 
vants. 

2.  We  demand  the  public  ownership  and  operation  of  those  means 
of  communication,  transportation  and  production  which  the  people  may- 
elect,  such  as  railroads,  telegraph  and  telephone  lines,  coal  mines,  etc. 

3.  The  land,  including  all  natural  sources  of  wealth,  is  a  heritage 
of  the  people,  and  should  not  be  monopolized  for  speculative  purposes^ 
and  alien  ownership  of  land  should  be  prohibited.  All  land  now  held 
by  railroads  and  other  corporations  in  excess  of  their  actual  needs  and  all 
lands  now  owned  by  aliens  should  be  reclaimed  by  the  government  and 
held  for  actual  settlers  only. 

4.  A  scientific  and  absolute  paper  money,  based  upon  the  entire 
wealth  and  population  of  the  nation,  not  redeemable  in  any  specific  com- 
modity, but  made  a  full  legal  tender  for  all  debts  and  receivable  for  all 
taxes  and  public  dues,  and  issued  by  the  government  only  without  the 
intervention  of  banks  and  in  sufficient  quantity  to  meet  the  demands  of 
commerce,  is  the  best  currency  that  can  be  devised,  but  until  such  a 
financial  system  is  secured,  which  we  shall  press  for  adoption,  we  favor 
the  free  and  unlimited  coinage  of  both  silver  and  gold  at  the  legal  ratio 
of  16  toi. 

5.  We  demand  the  levy  and  collection  of  a  graduated  tax  oa 
incomes  and  inheritances  and  a  constitutional  amendment  to  secure  the 
same  if  necessary. 

6.  We  demand  the  election  of  President,  Vice-President,  Federal 
judges  and  United  States  senators  by  direct  vote  of  the  people. 

7.     We  are  opposed  to  trusts,  and  declare  the  contention  between 
the  old  parties  on  the  monopoly  question  is  a  sham  battle,  and  that  no  so- 
lution of  this  mighty  problem  is  possible  without  the  adoption  of  the  , 
principles  of  public  ownership  of  public  utilities. 

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STATISTICAL  REPORT 

OF  THE 

SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


Office  op  the  Secretary  of  State, 

Columbus,  Ohio,  December  1, 1900. 
To  the  General  Assembly  : 

In  accordance  with  the  requirements  of  law,  I  herewith  submit  my  annual 
report  for  the  year  ending  Novembep  15, 1900. 

Very  respectfully, 

Chart.es  Kinney,  Secretary  of  State, 


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VOTE  CAST  FOR  PRESIDENT,  GOVERNOR  AND  SECRETARY  OF  bTATE 
AT  THE  PRESIDENTIAI,  AND  STATE  ELECTIONS  FROM  1803  TO 
1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


Year. 


Office. 


Names  of  Candidates. 


Politics. 


Number 
of  votes 

each 
received. 


Total 
vote 
cast. 


1808.. 
1808*. 

180G. . 
1807.. 

1806.. 

1808.. 

1808.. 
1810. . 

1812.. 

1812.. 

1814. . 

1816.. 

1816.. 

1818.. 
1820t. 
1820.. 

1822.. 


Governor  

Secretary  of  State 

President  

Governor  

Governor  

President  

Governor  

Secretary  of  State 

Governor 

President  

Governor  

Governor  

President  

Governor  

Governor  

President  

Governor  

Governor  


Edward  Tiffln   

Wm.  Creightpn.  Jr. 


Thomas  Jefferson   

Charles  C.  Pinclsney. . 


Edward-Tiffin  

Return  J.    Meigs,  Jr.... 
Nathaniel  Massle    


James   Madison    

Charles  C.  Plnckney... 
George  Clinton   


Samuel  Huntington   . . 
Thomas  Worthinglon 
Thomas  Kirker    


Jeremiah  McLene 


Return  J.  Meigs,  Jr. 
Thomas  Scott   


Thomas  Worthington 
Othniel  Looker 


James  Monroe 
Rufus  King   . . 


Thomas  Worthington  . 

James  Dunlap  

Ethan  A.  Brown 


Ethan  A.  Brown. 
James  Dunlap  . . . 


James  Monroe  . 
John  Q.  Adams. 


Ethan  A.  Brown 

Jeremiah  Morrow   

William    H.    Harrison.. 
Scattering   


Jeremiah  Morrow 

Allen  Trimble   

William  W.  Irvin. 


Republican . 

Republican. 

Republican. 
Federalist. . 
Scattering. . 

Republican. 

Federalist. . 
Republican. 

Republican. 
Federalist.. 
Republican. 

Republican. 
Republican. 
Republican . 


Return  J.  Meigs,  Jr 

Thomas  Worthington   . . 


James  Madison 
DeWitt  Clinton 


Republican. 
Republican. 

Republican . 
Federalist. . 

Federalist. . 
Republican. 

Republican . 
Federalist. . 

Republican. 
Federalist. . 

Republican . 
Republican. 
Federalist. . 

Republican. 
Republican . 


Democrat. . 
Opposition . 

Democrat. . 
Democrat. . 
Democrat. . 


Democrat. 
Federalist. 
Democrat. 


4.564 


2,683 
364 
256 


4,788 


5,550 
4.757 


7,2»3 
5,601 
3,397 


9.024 
7,731 


7.420 
3.301 


11.859 
7,903 


15,879 
6,171 


3.326 
593 


22.931 
6.205 
1.607 


30,194 
8.075 


7,164 
2.215 


34.836 

9.426 

4,348 

250 


26,059 
22.889 
11,060 


4.565 


3,213 

4.788 

10,307 


-I       16,291 


17.655 
I0,r21 
19.762 
22.050 
3.919 

30.833 

38.2(>9 

9,379 

48.860 
60.008 


*Prom  1808  to  1850,  the  Secretary  of  State  was  elected  by  the  General  Assembly. 

fThe  Democratic  f>arty  of  to-day  claims  lineal  descent  from  the  first  Republican  party  with 
President  Jefferson  as  its  founder.  Authorities  differ  as  to  the  date  when  the  party  dropped  the 
name  Republican  and  assumed  that  of  Democrat,  it  being  ascribed  to  various  dates  between  1806 
and  1820. 

t  Political  parties  were  disorganised  at  the  time  of  the  election  of  John  Q.  Adams.  He 
claimed  to  be  a  Republican  as  Jefferson,  but  his  doctrines  were  decidedly  federalistic.  The  oppo- 
sition  to  his  administration  took  the  name  of  Democrat  and  elected  Jackson  President  in  1828. 


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Year. 


Office. 


Names  of  Candidates. 


PoliUcs. 


Number 
of  votes 

each 
received. 


ToUl. 
vote  „ 
cast. 


1824...  President 

1824. . .  GJovernor   

1826...  Governor   

1828...  President   

1828...  Governor 

1830. . .  Governor   

1831. . .  Secretary  of  State 

1832...  President    

1832..  G)vernor^ 

1834...  Governor  

1835. . .  Secretary  of  State 

1836...  President  

1836. . .  Governor  

1836. . .  Secretary  of  State 

1838. . .  Governor  •. 

1840. . .  President   

1840. . .  Governor   

1S40. . .  Secretary  of  State 

1841...'  Secretary  of  State 


Andrew  Jackson  . . 
John  Q.  Adams.... 
Wm.  H.  Crawford. 
Henry  Clay 


Jeremiah  Morrow 
Allen  Trimble   


Allen  Trimble   

John  Bigger  

Alex.  Campbell  . . . 
Benjamin  Tappan 
Scatteiing   


Andrew  Jackson 
John  Q.  Adams   . 


Allen  Trimble   

John  W.   Campbell. 
Scattering   


Dunoan  McAithur 
Robert  Lucas  .... 
Scattering   


Moses   H.    KIrby. 

Andrew  Jackson 

Henry  Clay    

William   Wirt    ... 
John    Floyd    


Robert  Lucas 
Darius  Lyman 
Scattering 


Robert  Lucas  . 
James  Flndlay 
Scattering   


B.  Hinkson    

Martin  Van  Buren. 
Wm.  H.  Harrison.. 

H.  L.  White 

Daniel   Webster   . . . 
W.  P.  Mangum 


Joseph  Vance 
Eli  Baldwin    .. 
Scattering   


Carter   B.   Harlan. 

Wilson   Shannon    . 

Joseph  Vance   

Scattering   


Wm.  H.  Harrison . . 
Martin  Van  Buren. 
James  G.  Blrney... 


Thomas  Corwin 
Wilson  Shannon 
Scattering  


WJlliam  Trevitt 
John  Sloane  . . . . 


Democrat. 
Coalition.. 
Democrat. 
Democrat. 


Democrat. .. 
Nat.  Rep'blic'n 

Nat.  Rep'blic'n 

Democrat 

Republican. .. . 


Democrat. .. 
Nat.  Rep'blic'n 

Nat.  Rep'blic'n 
Democrat 


Nat.  Rep'blic'n 
Democrat. .. 


Democrat 

Nat.  Rep'blic'n 
Anti-Mason . . . 
Nullifler 


Democrat. 
Whig 


Democrat. 
Whig , 


Democrat. 
Whig 


Whig..... 
Democrat . 


Democrat. 
Whig 


Whig 

Democrat. 
Liberty. .. 


Whig 

Democrat. 


Democrat. 


18.488 
12,280 


19.255 


39.526 
37,108 


71,475 

4.114 

4,765 

4.192 

187 


67.597 
63,396 


53.971 

51,951 

112 


49,608 

49,186 

226 


81.2-16 
76,539 

509  j 


71.251 
63,185 


70,738 

67,414 

38 


96,2.38 
104,958 


92,204 

86,15S 

200 


107.884 
102,146  i 
7  " 


148.1.57 

124,782 

903 


145.442 

129,312 

8 


50.024* 
76.034 

84.733 
130.993 

106.034 

99,080 


158.29* 


134.469 


138.190 


201.196 


178.562 


210.087 


278.842: 


274,762 


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Ycmr. 


Office. 


Names  of  Candidates. 


Politics. 


Number 
of  votes 

eacli 
received. 


ToUl 
vote 
cast. 


1842. 

1844. 
1844. 

1844. 
1846. 


Oovernor 


President 


Governor 


Secretary  of  State 
Governor  


1848. .  J  President 

1848.. 

1850.. 

1851 . . .'  Governor 


Governor 


•Governor 


1851.. 
:1852.. 
1853.. 
18S3.. 


^Secretary  of  State 


President 


Governor 


1856. 
1856. 

•1867. 

4867. 


Secretary  of  State 


1856...^  Governor 


Secretary  of  State 


President 


Governor 


Secretny  of  State 


Wilson  Shannon 
Thomas  Corwln 
Leicester  King  . 
Scattering  


James  K.  Polk 

Henry  Clay   

James  G.  Blrney. . 

Mordecal  Hartley 

David  Tod   

Leicester  King  . . . 
Scattering  


Samuel  Galloway 


William  Bebb 
David  Tod  .... 
Samuel  Lewis 
Scattering  .... 


Zachary  Taylor   . . . 

Lewis   Cass    

Martin  Van  Buren. 


SeaiMiry  Ford  . 
John  B.  Weller 
Scattering  


Reuben  Wood   

William  Johnston 
Edward  Smith    ... 


Reuben  Wood    . . . . 
Samuel  F.  Vinton. 

Samuel  Lewis   

Scattering   


Wm.  Trevltt 

Earl  Bill 

Henry  W.  King. 

Franklin  Pierce 
Wlnfleld  Scott  .. 
John   P.   Hale... 


William  MedlU   . 
Nelson    Barrere 
Samuel  Lewis  . . 


William  Trevitt  .... 
Nelson  Van  Vorhes. 
William  Graham  ... 
Scattering  


Salmon  P.  Chase. 
Wmiam  Medlll  .. 
Allen  Trimble   . . . 


James  H.  Baker. 
William  Trevltt   . 


James  Buchanan 
John  C.  Fremont. 
Millard  Fillmore  . 

Salmon  P.  Chase. 

H.   B.    Payne 

P.  Van  Trump... 


Addison   P.    Russell. 
Jacob  Relnhard   .... 

C.  C.  Allen 

Scattering  


Democrat. . . 

Whig 

Abolitionist. 


Democrat. 

Whig 

Liberty..., 


Whig 

Democrat. .. 
Abolitionist. 


Whig 

Democrat. ..  .^ 
Abolitionist... 


Whig 

Democrat. 
Free  Soil. 


Whig 

Democrat. 


Democrat. . . 

Whig , 

Abolitionist. 


Democrat. .. 

Whig 

AbolTUonist. 


Democrat . 

Whig 

Free  Soil. 

Democrat. 

Whig 

Free  Soil. 


Democrat. .. 

Whig 

Abolitionist. 


Democrat. 

Whig 

Free  Soil. 


Republican. 
Oemocrat. .. 
American . . . 


Rep.  and  Am. 
Democrat. .. . 


Democrat. .. 
Republican. 
American. .. 


Republican . 
Democrat. . , 
American . . . 


Republican. 
Democrat. . . 
American. .. 


119,774 

117,902 

5,134 

40 


149,061 

155,113 

8,050 


146^333 
145,062 


11 


118,869 

116,484 

10,797 

46 


138,359 

154,773 

35,347 


148,756 

148,445 

742 


13.3,093 

121.105 

13,747 


145,654 

119.548 

16,918 

62 


145,a36 

120,256 

15.768 


168.a33 

152,523 

31,732 


147,663 
85.857 
50,346 


151,818  I 
97,500] 
33,518 
4U9 


146.770 

131.019 

24.276 


168,724 
133,641 


170,874 
187,497 
28.126 


16<).568 

159,065 

10,272 


161,837 

159.421 

10,.381 

278 


242,850 
312,224 

300,304 


246,196 
328,479 
297.943 
267,945 

282,182 
281,660 
353,188 
283,866 

283,245 

302.065 
302.365 

386,407 

329.905. 

331,917 


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Tear. 


Office. 


Names  of  Candidates. 


PoliUct. 


Number 
of  votes 

each 
received. 


Total 
vot« 
cast. 


1859. 
1850. 
1860. 

1861. 

1861. 

1862. 
1863. 
1864. 
1864. 
'l865. 

1866. 
1867. 
1868. 
1868. 
1869. 

1870. 

1871. 

1872. 

1872. 
1873. 


Governor 


Secretary  of  State 


President 


Governor   ^ 

Secretary  of  State 

Secretary  of  State 

Governor   

President   

Secretary  of  State 
Governor   

Secretary  of  State 

Governor    

President  

Secretary  of  State 
Governor   

Secretary  of  State 

Governor  

President  

Secretary  of  State 


€k)vernor 


William  Dennison  . 
Rufus  P.  Ranney. . 

Addison  P.  Russell. 
Jacob  Relnhard   . . . 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 


Abraham  Lincoln   .... 
Stephen  A.  Douglas... 

John   Bell    

John  C.  Breckenridge. 
Gerritt  Smith    


David  Tod 

Hugh  J.  Jewett. 
Scattering   


Republican 

Ind.  Democrat. 
Const.  Union. . 

Democrat 

Abolitionist... 

Republican 

Democrat 


BenJ.  R.  Cowan 

Wilfiean  W.  Armstrong. 
Scattering  


Republican . 
Democrat. .. 


William   W.  Armstrong. 
Wilson   S.   Kennon 


John  Brough  

C.  L.  Vallandigham. 


Democrat. .. 
Republican. 

Republican. 
Democrat. .. 


Abraham  Lincoln   

George  B.  McClellan . . . 

William  Henry  Smith.. 
William  W.  Armstrong. 


Jacob  D.   Cox 

Geo.    W.   Morgan. 
Scattering  


Republican. . 
Democrat. .. 


Republican. . 
Democrat . . . 


William  Henry  Smith. 
BenJ.  LeFevre 


R.   B.    Hayes 

A.   Q.   Thurman. 


U.  S.   Grants 

Horatio  Seymour  . . 

Isaac  R.  Sherwood. 
Thos.  Hubbard   


R.  B.  Hayes 

G.  H.  Pendleton. 
Samuel  Scott   . .. 


Isaac  R.  Sherwood. 
William  Heisley  ... 
Jay  Odell   


Edward  ^F.  Noyes. . . 
George  W.  McCook. 
Gideon  T.   Stewart. . 


U.   S.  Grant 

Horace  Greeley    . . 

James  Black    

Charles  O'Connor 
Scattering   


Allen  T.  Wlkoff. 
Aquila  Wiley  . . . 
F.   Schumacher  . 


Edward  F.  Noyes. . 

William  Allen   

Gideon  T.  Stewart. 
Isaac  C.  Collins 


Republican. .. 
Democrat 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 


Republican . . . 
Democrat 


Republican. .. 
Democrat 

Republican . . . 

Democrat 

Prohibition... 

Republican. .. 

Democrat 

Prohibition... 

Republican . . . 

Democrat 

Prohibition... 

Republican. .. 
Dem.  and  Lib. 
Temperance . . 
Democrat 


Republican . 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 

Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 


184,557 
171,226 


184,839 
170,400 


221.809 

187,421 

12.193 

11,303 

136 


206,997 

151,774 

109 


207,352 

151,912 

181 


184,315 
178,755 

288,826 
187,728 


265.654 
205.599 


238,145  1 
183,842 


223.642 

193,797 

360 


256,302 
213.606 


243,605 
240,622 


280.167 
2:^8,621 


267,066 
249,682 


2.36,082 

228,576 

679 


221,708 

205.018 

2,833 


238.273 

218.105 
4,068 


281.852 

244,.321 

2.100 

l,ia3 

162 


265.925 

251.778 

2,035 


213.837 

214.654 

10,278 

10,109 


355,78& 
355,23» 

432.862 

368,880 

359.44& 
363.070 
476,554^ 
471,253. 
421.987 

417,790 
469,908 
484,227 
518,78» 
616,74» 

465,337 

429,550 

460/440 

529,509 
519,738 

448,87S 


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•  ELECTION  STATISTICS  OF  OHia  183 

VOTE  CAST  AT  PRESIDENTIAL  AND  STATE  ELECTIONS,  ETC.— Continued. 


Year. 


Office. 


Names  of  Candidates. 


Politics. 


Number 
of  v^tia 

each 
received. 


Total 
vote 
cast. 


1874.. 
1875.. 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


1876..     President 


1876.. 
1877.. 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


I 


1878. .     Secretary  of  State 


1879. . .   Governor 


1880. 


President 


188i>. . .   Secretary  of  State 


1881. 


Governor 


1882. .     Secretary  of  State 


1883.. 


Governor 


1884...   President 


Allen  T.  Wikoff . . 
WllUam  Bell.. Jr. 
John  R.   Buchtel. 


R.   B.   Hay/eat. 
William  Allen 
Jay   Odell    .... 
Scattering;  . . . . 


R.   B.   Hayes 

Samuel  J.  Tilden. 
G.  Clay  Smith... 
Peter  Cooper  . . . 
Scattering   


Mirton  Barnes  . . . 
WiUiam  Bell.  Jr. 
B.   S.  Chapman.. 


William    H.    West.... 
Richard  M.  Bishop... 

I^ewis  H.  Bond 

Stephen  Johnson   . . . . 
Henry  A.  Thompson. 


Milton  Barnes  

David  R.   Paige 

Andrew  Roy 

Jeremiah  N.  Robinson. 


Charles  Foster 

Thomas  Ewing 

Gideon  T.  Stewart. 
A.  Sanders  Piatt. .. 
John  Hood  


James  A.  Garfield 

Winneld  S.   Hancock... 

James  B.  Weaver 

Neal   Dow   

Scattering   


Charles  Townsend 

William  Lang   

Charles  A.  Lloyd.. 
William  H.  Doan. 
Scattering  


Chas.  Townsend  . . . . 
James  W.  Newman. 

F.   Schumacher  

George  L.    Hafer.... 
Scattering  


Joseph  R   Foraker. 
George  Hoadley   . . . 

F.  Schumacher 

Charles  Jenkins  . . . 
Scattering   


James  G.  Blaine. 
Grover  Cleveland 
John  P.  St.  John. 
Benj.  F.  Butler. . 
Scattering   


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 

Republican . 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Greenback.. 


Republican . 
Democrat... 
Prohibition. 

Republican. 
Democrat. ., 


Prohlbldon. 

Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Greenback . . 
Prohibition. 

Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Greenback.. 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
GreenbacK.. 
Prohibition. 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Greenback . . 
Prohibition. 


Charles  Foster  

John  W.  Bookwalter 

Abraham  R.  Ludlow 

John   Seitz    

Scattering   7 


Republican . 
Democrat . . . 
Prohibition. 
Greenback.. 


221.204 

238.406 

7,815 


297,817 

202.273 

2.593 

17 


330.698 

323,182 

1.636 

3.057 

1.108 


317,856 

311.220 

1.860 


Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Greenback.. 


Republican. 
Democrat, . . 
Prohibition. 
Greenback . . 


Republican . 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Greenback. . 


249,105 

271.625 

12.489 

16,912 

4.836 


274.120 

270.966 

38.332 

5.682 


336.261 

319.132 

4,145  I 

9.072 

547 


375.048 

340,821 

6,456 

2.616 

26 


362,021 

343.016 

6.786 

2,8T5 

1,548 


312,735 

288.426 

16,597 

6.330 

138 


297,759 

316,874 

12,202 

5.345 

2,915 


347.164 

359.693 

8,362 

2,937 

3.154 


400,082 

368,280 

11,069 

5,179 

2.549 


467,425 
502.700 

669.771 
630.080 

554.067 
580,100 

660,157 

ri4,967 

716,186 

624,226 

635,006 

721.310 

787.160 


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184  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

VOTE  CAST  AT  PRESIDENTIAL  AND  STATE  BISECTIONS,  ETC—Contiuued. 


Year. 


1884.. 


1886.. 


1886.. 


1887. 


1888.. 


1886.. 


1880. 


1880.. 


1881.. 


1882.. 


1892.. 


1884... 


Office. 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


Secretary  of  State 


Qovemor 


President 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


PreaiiSent 


Secretary  of  State 


Governor 


Secretary  of  State 


•  Names  of  Candidates. 


James  S.  Robinson. . 
James  W.  Newman. 
Peter  M.  Harold.... 
Evan  J.  Morris. .  .^ . . 
Scattering  


Joseph  B.  Poraker. 
George  Hoadley  . . . 
Adna  B.  Leonard. .. 
John  W.  Northrop. 
Scattering  


James  S.  Robinson. 

John  McBride  

Henry  R.   Smith 

Charles  Bonsall  . . . 
Scattering  


Joseph  B.  Foraker. 
Thomas  E.  Powell. 

John   Seitz    

Morris  Sharp 

Scattering  


Benjamin  Harrison 
Grover  Cleveland   . . 

Clinton  B.   Fiske 

Alson  J.  Streeter. . . . 
Scattering  . .  .*. 


Daniel  J.  Ryan . . . 
Boston  G.   Young 
Walter  S.  Payne. 
George  P.,  Ebner. 
Scattering  


Joseph  B.  Poraker. . 
James  E.   Campbell. 

John  B.   Helwig 

John  H.  Rhoades. . . . 
Scattering   


Daniel  J.  Ryan 

Thaddeus  E.  Cromley... 
Melancthon  C.  Lockwood 

Ezeklel  T.  Curtis 

Scattering   


Politics. 


Republican. .. 

Democrat 

Union  Labor. 
Prohibition... 


Republican.. 
Democrat... 
Prohibition.. 
Greenback.. 


Republican. 
Democrat . . . 
Prohibition. 
Greenback. . 


Republican . . . 

Democrat 

Union  T^bor. 
Prohibition... 


Republican. .. 

Democrat 

Prohibition.., 
Union  Labor. 


Republican . . . 
Democrat. .. . 
Prohibition... 
Union  Labor. 


Republican. .. 

Democrat 

Prohibition... 
Union  Labor. , 


Wm.  McKinley,  Jr. . 
James  E.  Campbell. 
John  J.  Ashenhurst. 

John  Seltz 

Scattering  


Benjamin  Harrison 
Grover  Cleveland  . . 
James  B.  Weaver... 

John  BIdwell   

Scattering  i... 


Samuel  M.  Taylor. . 
William  A.   Taylor. 

Solon  C.  Thayer 

George  L.  Case 


William  McKInley  . . 
Lawrence  "T.  Neal.. 
Gideon  P.  Macklln.. 
Edward  J.  Bracken. 
Scattering  


Samuel  M.  Taylor. . 

Milton  Turner 

Mark  G.  McCaslin. 
Charles  R.  Martin. 
Scattering   


Republican. .. 
Democrnt. .. . 
Prohibition... 
Union  Labor. 


Republican . 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Peoples 


Republican. 
Democrat. ., 

Peoples 

Prohibition. 


Republican . 
Democrat. ., 

Peonies 

Prohibition . 

Republican. 
Democrat. .. 
Prohibition. 
Peoples 


Republican. 
Democrat. . . 
Prohibition. 
Peoples 


Number 
of  votes 

each 
received. 


391,597 
380,255 

3.475 
.    8,0U7 

1,657 


359.281 

341,83H 

28,081 

2,(HH 

2.774 


341.095 
329,314 
28,982 
2,010  i 
2,832  I 


356,5.-54  I 

333.205  I 

24,711  I 

29.700  I 

.     2,820  I 


416,054  I 

396.455 

24,.^56 

3.496 

1,580 


416,510 

395.522 

24,618 

3,452 

1,8.S9 


368,551 

379,423 

26,504 

1,048 

105 


.•56.S.548 

352,570 

2.S.8.S7 

1,7.52 

470 


386,739 

365,228 

20,1JK) 

23,472 

2 


405,187 

404,115 

14,850 

26,012 

11,461 


402.540 

401,451 

14,554 

25,885 


433,342 

352,347 

22,406 

15..563 

11,946 


413,989 

276,902 

23,237 

49,495 

1 


Total 
vote 
cast. 


785.601 


733.907 


-I     704.233 


I     746,970 


841.941 


841.941 


775,721 


742,186 


795.631 


861.62& 


861.625 


835.601 


776.819 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  OF  OHIO.  186 

-VOTE  CAST  AT  PRESIDENTIAL  AND  STATE  ELECTIONS,  ETC.— Concluded. 


-1886.. J 

Governor  

President 

Secretary  of  State 
Governor  

Asa  S.  Bushnell 

Republican.... 

Democrat 

Peoples 

Prohibition 

Socialist  Labor 

427.141 

334.519 

52,675 

21,204 

1,867 

3 

James  E.  Campbell. . . ; . . 
Jacob  S.  Coxey 

Seth  H.  Ellis 

William  Watkins  

Scattering;   

William  McKlnley 

William  J.   Bryan 

William  J.   Bryan 

Joshua  Levering   

Charles  E.  Bentley 

Charles  H.  Matchett 

John   M.    Palmer 

•Scattering   

Republican 

Democrat 

Peoples 

Prohibition 

National  Party 
Socialist  Labor 
National  Dem. 

846.996 

1896... 

525,991 
474,882 
2.615 
5,068 
2,716 
1.165 
1.8,58 
5,812 

Charles  Kinney   

Chilton  A.  White 

Samuel  H.    Rockhill 

Wesley  C.   Bates 

Daniel  W.  Wallace 

•Scattering    

Republican 

Democrat 

Prohibition 

National  Party 
Socialist  Labor 

1.020.107 

1896. . . 

525.000 

473,462 

5.469 

3,382 

1,2.34 

11,560 

Asa  S    Bushnell •. .. 

Republican 

Democrat 

Prohibition 

Peoples 

National  Dem. 
Socialist  Labor 
Negro  Protect . 
Liberty 

1.O2O.107 

1897.. 

429,915 
401,7.50 
T.5.">5 
6,276 
1.662  I 
4.246 
477 
3,105 
9.036 

Horace  L.   Chapman 

John  C.  Holliday 

Jacob  Sechler  Coxey 

Julius   Dexter   

WUliam  Watkins  

Samuel  J.   Lewis 

John  Richardson   

*8catterln8r   

■ 

Charles  Kinney  

Republican 

Democrat 

Prohibition 

Socialist  Labor 
Union  Reform. 

864,022 

1896. .  1  SecretArv  of  StAte 

408,213 

347,074 

7,689 

5,793 

10.911 

13,489 

Governor 

Upton  K.  Quthery 

Thomas  Brown  

John   F.   Flvnn 

James  A     {3-ra.f t   

•ScatterinfiT 

George  K.  Nash 

John  R.  McLean 

Republican 

Democrat 

Union  Reform... 
Prohibition  .  ... 
Socialist  Labor.. 
Union  Reform  .. 

793.169 

1899  .. 

417.199 
368.176 
7.799 
5,825 
2,4S9 
106.721 
12,713 

President 

seth  H  Bllis 

George  M.  Haramell 

Robert  Bandlow 

Samuel  M.  Jones 

•Scattering 

William  McKinlev 

Republican 

Democrat 

Union  Reform... 

Prohibition 

Socialist  Labor.. 

Peoples 

Soc.  Democrat... 

920,872 

1900..   . 

648,918 
474.882 
44284 
10,203 
1,688 
251 
44*47 
9,048 

William  J.  Bryan 

Beth  H.Ellis 

John  G.Woollcy 

Joseph  F.  Malloney ... 

Wharton  Baker 

Riui''?ne  V  r)<*bn 

•Scattering 

1,049,121 

^Thifl  includes  rejected  and  incomplete  ballots. 


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VOTE  CAST  FOR  PRESIDENT 

AT  THE 

NOVEMBER  ELECTION  IN  1900. 


William  McKinley  (R) , 543,918^ 

William  J.  Bryan   (D^ 474,882 

Seth  H.  Ellis  (U.  RJ 4,284 

John  G.  Woolley  (Proh.) 10,203 

Joseph  F.  Malloney  (S.  L.) 1 ,688 

Wharton  Barker  (Peo. ) , 251 

Eugene  V.  Debs  (S.  D.) 4,847 

Total 1,040.073 

Total  vote  cast  in  state 1,049, 121 

Percentage  cast  for  President '   99+% 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR  I9OO. 


181 


VOTE  FOR  PRESIDENTAL  ELECTORS  AT  THE  ELECTION  HELD 
NOVEMBER  6,  1900. 


William  P.  Orr 648,»18 

Myron  T.  Herrick 642,921 

Joseph  T,  Carew. ««,... 642,882 

Thomas  P.  Esan 542,840 

William  H.  Manning.. 542,828 

Emil  H.  Moser 542,828 

John  B.  White 542,859 

F.  M.  Cunningham.... 542, 819 


REPUBLICAN. 

John  N.  Van  Deman..642,788 

Otis  H.  Kimball 542,801 

Noah  H.  Swayne 542,786 

Joseph  A.  Shrivcr 642,706  1 

William  L.  Stinson.... 542,781 
Wm.   B.  Woodbury... 542,774 

Henry  B.  Hane 642,774 

Wm.  T.  Francis 642,749 


Martin  B.  Archer 542,710* 

Saml.  K.  McLaughlin. 542,724 

Harry  J.  Hoover 542,698 

Julius  Whiting,  Jr.,... 542,706- 

William  Wallacft  542.723 

E.  J.  Kennedy   542,772. 

James  W.  Conger 642,706 


Adoniram  J.  Warner.. 474, 882 
Isaac  R.  Sherwood.... 473.507 
Darid  L.  Baumgarten.473,476 

Harlan  Qeveland 473,451 

Tames   A.    Gil  more....  473, 450 

James  O.  Amos 473,388 

Elwin  C.  Peck 473,405 

Rodney  T.  Trimble... 478, 878 


DEMOCRATIC. 

John   C.   Dunn 478.410 

Uriah    L.    Mann 478,867 

Washington  Gordon  ..473,371 
Charles  E.  Belcher.... 478, 366 

John  H.   Blacker 473,356 

Pearson  R.  Murphy... 473,337 

Jay  A.  Hare 473,336 

Wm.  A  Weygandt 478,825 


Theobold  Dietz  478,321 

William    R.    Spratt....478,336; 

Jacob  Kummer 473,341 

Edward  S.   Raff 473,321 

Joseph  J.  Devney 478,292^ 

Fletcher  D.   Malm.... 478, 256- 
Patrick  J.  McKenney.478,264 


Jeptha  Garrard  4,284 

Joseph   Evans   4,24b 

Andrew  A.  Hollinger...4,244 

Elmer  H.  Gilker 4,243 

H.    A.    Thompson 4,246 

S.    A.    Longfellow 4,241 

I.   C.  Clemmons 4,236 

Jeremiah   Morris   4,244 


UNION   REFORM. 

George  L.  Hafer 4,287 

Edward  Williams  4,234 

J.    W.    Benschoter 4,235 

William  J.   Kirkendall..4,233 

Daniel  Hcnricks 4,231 

William  Bentz  4,228 

S.  Bever  4,230 

John  W.  Sharp 4,280 


O.    P.    Hyde-. 4,228: 

Hiram  Cope  4,231 

Alexander  Corder  4,225- 

J.   O.    Morrow 4,229 

O.   C.    Phelps 4,228 

W.  B.  Roberts 4,229' 

E.  W.  Elwood 4,286 


Charles  L.  Work 10,208 

Robert  Candy 10.166 

Thomas  K.  Galloway.. 10,164 
Jonathan  J.  Spinning..  10, 151 

Lewis    Kahlor    10,150 

John  P.   Robb 10,150 

Joseph  Edwards 10,146 

William  H.  Hannah.... 10,138 


PROHIBITION. 

Milton  J.   Fiery 10,140 

Chafles  C.  Biddle 10,142 

Lester  V.  McKesson... 10,139 

John  Frost  Davis 10,139 

E.  C.  Quillen 10,133 

{onathan  C.  Brandt....  10, 137 
lewson  L.  Pecke 10,134 

Elbert  L.  Benedict 10,184 


James  Benjamin   10,185 

Abel  J.    Crawford 10,129 

William  W.  Wallace....  10, 186 

Richard  Brown  10,128 

Albert  B.  Coats 10,131 

J.  J.  Harrison .,..10,130 

Walter  S.    Lister 10,122 


Frederick   Pandorf  «.... 1,688 

George  E.  Jones 1,665 

George  Stembrecher  ...1,669 

John  Herzog  1,653 
ohn  Cooper 1,662 
Villiam   Sonneberger  ..1,658 

Benjamin  L.  Parry 1,659 

Robert  Robertson  1,658 


SOCIALIST  LABOR. 

Ellis  Bartholomew  1,664 

John  H.  T.  Juergens....  1,654 

Francis  Henry 1,652 

Andy  Nesbit   1,653 

J.  M.  Stephens 1,654 

Andreas  Soltcr   1.650 

A.  Alois  Trcybal 1,653 

John  Able  1,^63 


Lewis   Freeman   1,661 

Louis  Rivkin   1,647 

Henry   Piper   1,649* 

John  Bindas  1,661 

George    Eilman    1,647 

Brower  Margeson  1,645 

L.   J.   Greve 1,647 


Orvin  J.    Fry 261 

^hn    Qeckler    250 

Henry -Lauferman  246 

John    Henry    Sanders.... 249 

Otto   Huber    .^6 

William   Allerton    248 


PEOPLES  PARTY. 

Davitt  Chiddester   246 

Bennet  Lewis  260 

Thomas   Williams    246 

Robert  McCammon  245 

Byron  Abbott 246 

Edward   Hicks   246 


Robert  Blair 24t 

Charles  Jenkins  244 

George  Kean  242 

John  A.  Sheffield  246 

Ed.  Leeds  243 

Allen  Cook 242 


Charles  R.  Martin 4,847 

Robert   Bandlow   4,810 

D.   T   .Hackett 4,802 

Julius   2k>rn    4,796 

Frederick  Q.  Arnold.... 4, 798 

Robert  Dodge  4,794 

Jas.   A.   Martin 4,798 

Reinhard  Biederman  ...4,796 


SOCIAL  DEMOCRATIC. 

Walter  J.  Anthony  4,794 

A.  Allen  Noe 4.795 

Adolph  Neuber 4,794 

Clyde  F.  Beck 4.794 

George  F.  Monroe 4,793 

Alois  Nick  4,798 

Martin  L.Baumgardner.4,793 
John  J.  McGrath 4.789 


Stephen  R.  Cnimbaker..4,792 

►Edward   W.   Owens 4,788 

Edward  Radcliffe 4,792 

Harry   Lavin   4,703- 

Carl   M.   Newton 4,794 

John  G.  Willert 4,794 

Robert  R.  Rudd 4,70k 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
VOTE  FOR  PRESIDENTIAL  EI.ECTORS. 


Counties.* 


Adams    . . . 

Allen   

Ashland  ... 
Ashtabula  . 
Athens  . . . 
Auglaize  .. 
Belmont  .. 
Brown  .... 
Butler  .... 
Carroll  . . . 
Champaign 

Clark  

Clermont  . 
Clinton  . . . 
Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford  . 
Cuyahoga  . 

'Darke 

Defiance  . . 
Delaware  ' . 

Erie   

Fairfield  . . 
Fayette  ... 
Franklin  .. 
Fulton  .... 

Gallia  

Geauga  . . . 
Greene  . . . 
Gueinsey  . 
Hamilton  . 
Hancock  .. 
Hardin  . . . 
Harrison  .. 

Henry   

:Highland  . 
'Hocking  . . 
Holmes  . . . 
Huron  .... 
Jackson  . . . 
Jefferson  . . 

Knox 

Lake 

I^wrence  . 
Licking  ... 
Logan  .... 
JLorain  .••« 


President. 


Repub- 
lican. 


a.s 


3.535 
5,281 
2,641 
9,272 
6,126 
2,895 
8,217 
2,991 
6,025 
2,668 
4,306 
8,806 
3,990 
4,149 

10,255 
3,592 
3,150 

45,299 
4,834 
2,684 
3,765 
5,353 
3,738 
3,380 

22,237 
3,457 
4,159 
2,816 
5,100 
5.014 

55,466 
5.550 
4.389 
3,274 
2,623 
4,078 
2,923 
1,269 
4.993 
4,932 
6,470 
4,011 
3.929 
5.505 
5.854 
4,806 
8,497 


Demo- 
cratic. 


S  no 


3,169 
6,540 
3,399 
3,438 
2,529 
4,812 
6,251 
4,397 
8.880 
1,720 
3,192 
6/243 
4,244 
2,394 
5,997 
3,940 
5,968 

42,440 
6.003 

'3,766 
3,337 
4,837 
5,431 
2,438 

19,809 
2,262 
2.388 
1,117 
2,743 
3,120 

40,228 
5,322 
4,190 
2,261 
4,157 
3,938 
2,896 
3,394 
3,906 
3.313 
3.575 
3,797 
1,733 

'2,876 
6,716 
2,951 
4,989 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


W 


42 
60 
15 
77 
80 
43 
73 
37 
84 
20 
36 
83 

103 
43 
61 
31 
45 

242 

106 
61 
68 
16 
42 
43 

113 
27 
13 
26 
45 
71 

141 
46 
65 
15 
11 
92 
51 
12 
29 
48 
37 
45 
10 
51 
22 
66 
50 


Pro- 
hibi- 
tion. 


4 

o 


68 

100 

64 

257 

99 

31 

248 

59 

103 

56 

105 

162 

61 

89 

528 

108 

57 

621 

89 

52 

134 

.  40 

99 

38 

340 

61 

51 

69 

162 

210 

309 

143 

118 

98 

48 

115 

15 

54 

106 

55 

278 

73 

63 

28 

99 

122 

140 


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3 
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2 
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4 
5 
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92 

4 

7 

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1,141 
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14 

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Pluralities. 


Repub- 
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a 

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366 


5,834 
3,597 


1,966 


948 
1,114 
2,563 


1,755 

4,258 


2,859 


428 
516 


942 

2,428 

1,195 

1,771 

1,699 

2,357 

1,894 

15,238 

237 

199 

1,013 


140 
27 


1,087 
1,619 
2,895 
214 
2,196 
2,629 


1,855 
3,508 


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ELECtlON  STATISTICS  FOR  IQOO-  18> 

Vote  for  Prbsidbntiai*  Kwctors— Concluded. 


President 

Pluralities. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Union 
Re- 
form. 

I^ro- 
hibi- 
tion. 

Soc. 

Peo- 

Soc. 

Reptib- 

Demo- 

Comities. 

lican. 

ocratic. 

Lab. 

ples. 

Dem. 

lican. 

cratic 

S3 

.2 

1 

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p 

ST 

II 

CO 

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Lucas 

17,128 

15,390 

88 

146 

31 

6 

661 

1,738 

Madison    

3,197 

2,493 

12 

42 

1 

6 

704 

Mahoning    . . . 

8,939 

7,402 

.34 

190 

18 

14 

89 

1,537 

Marion    

3,770 

4,141 

45 

56 

1 

1 

37i' 

Medina   

3,510 

2  360 

.41 

69 

4 

41 

1,150 

Meigs    

4,545 

2.237 

22 

m 

1 

54 

2,308 

Mercer    

2,015 

4,460 

50 

27 

5 

9 

2,445. 

Miami    

6,J97 

5,127 

78 

84 

2 

2 

15 

1,070 

Monroe 

2,103 

4,143 

23 

37 

1 

3 

2,040' 

Montgomery   . 

19,606 

16,236 

58 

240 

68 

6 

400 

3,370 

Morgan 

'  2,639 

2,188 

49 

64 

1 

1 

451 

Morrow 

2,605 

2,278 

68 

96 

1 

2 

327 

Muskingum   .. 

7,365 

6,667 

40 

281 

6 

2 

53 

698 

Noble 

2,704 

2,173 

'23 

53 

2 

2 

531 

Ottawa 

2,131 

3,185 

5 

24 

1,054^ 

Paulding 

3,597 

3,284 

39 

35 

• 

3 

8 

313 

Perry , 

4,180 

3,599 

49 

75 

25 

2 

19 

581 

Pickaway    

3,201 

4,0.33 

58 

68 

9 

>..... 

4 

832- 

Pike 

2,342 

1,960 

14 

13 

1 

9 

382 

Portage   

4,311 

3,651 

31 

•    172 

2 

1 

16 

660 

Preble   

3,548 

3,206 

45 

91 

3 

1 

/     5 

342 

Putnam 

2,817 

4,943 

35 

42 

1 

10 

2,126: 

Richland 

5,461 

6,581 

33 

78 

2 

7 

1,120' 

Ross 

5,463 

5,035 

21 

52 

8 

4 

3 

4-^8 

Sandusky    

4.003 

4,915 

34 

75 

1 

16  J 

912 

Scioto    

5,756 

3,629 

23 

62 

6 

3 

91 

2,127 

Seneca 

4,904 

5,946 

36 

114 

4 

9 

77 

1,042" 

Shelby   

2,482 

3,837 

42 

53 

2 

3 

1,355 

Stark    

13,165 

10,651 

34 

290 

86 

2 

97 

2,5i4 

Summit   

10,072 

8,413 

42 

328 

52 

1 

•     68 

1,659 

Trumbull    

7,723 

3,686 

59 

190 

14 

81 

4,037 

Tuscarawas    . . 

6.355 

6,867 

85 

75 

42 

4 

39 

512- 

Union    

3,561 

2,484 

37 

6G 

1 

0 

...... 

1,077 

Van  Wert  .... 

4,006 

3,582 

34 

49 

2 

1 

4 

424 

Vinton     

2,141 
4,311 

1,648 
2,675 

6 
64 

22 

58 

2 
6 

493 
1,636 

Warren   

'    '    1 

. 

Washington  .. 

■   6,542 

5,399 

29 

154 

5 

7 

1,143 

Wayne  

4,244 

5,263 

44 

281 

i 

2 

10 

1,019- 

Williams    .... 

3.416 

3,049 

30 

74 

9 

1 

26 

367 

Wood    

7,153 

5,752 

60 

159 

4 

7 

32 

1,401 

Wyandot    .... 

2,397 

3,268 

49 

27 

1 

1 

8 

87i 

Totals    ... 

543,918 

474,882 

4,284  110,203 

1,688 

251 

4,847* 

104,815 

.35,779 

Plurality  . 

69,036 

69,036 



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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
VOTE  FOR  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


Counties. 


Secretary  of  State. 


Repub- 
lican. 


h4 


Demo- 
cratic. 


s 
c  a 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


00  be 

5  '^ 


Pro- 
iiibi- 
tion. 


2  S  S 
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Soc. 
Lab. 


s 

1^ 


Soc. 
Dem. 


4; 

J 

5 
o 
►4 


Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


•4 


Demo- 
cratic. 


a 


O 

> 

o 


Adams  . 

Allen    .. 

Ashland 

Ashtabula 

Athens  . 

Auglaize 

Belmont 

Brown  . 

Butler    . 

Carroll  . 

Ch'mp'g'n 

Clark   ... 

Clermont 

Clinton    . 

Col'biana 

Cosh'cton 

Crawford 

Cuyahoga 

Darke    . . 

Defiance 

Delaware 

Erie    

Fairfield 
Fayette  . 
Pranklin 
Pulton  . . 
Gallia  . . 
Geauga  . 
Greene  .. 
Guernsey 
Hamilton 
Hancock 
Hardin  . 
Harrison 
Henry  . , 
Highland 
Hocking 
Holmes  . 
Huron  . . 
Jackson  . 
Jefferson 
Knox  . . . 

Lake 

Lawrence 
Licking  . 
Logan  .. 
Lorain  .. 


3,549 
5,271 
2,639 
9,254 
6,096 
2.887 
8,201 
2,984 
5,993 
2,661 
4,300 
8,786 
3,984 
4,140 

10,226 
3,582 
3,145 

45,859 
4,832 
2,680 
3,775 
5,356 
3,722 
3,375 

22.181 
3,452 
4,157 
2,816 

.  5,078 
4,997 

55,299 
5.559 
4.382 
3,264 
2.607 
4.079 
2.916 
1.266 
4,983 
4.920 
6,361 
4,004 
3,928 
5.498 
5,849 
4.808 
8,429 


^,169 
6,537 
3,400 
3,417 
2,524 
4,813 
6,259 
4,401 
8,896 
1,721 
3,188 
6,231 
4,245 
2,392 
5,977 
3,950 
5,968 

41,640 
6,001 
3,765 

'  3,329 
4,832 
5,435 
2,429 

19,858 
2,257 
2,393 
1,106 
2,713 
3,130 

40,146 
5,314 
4,207 
2,277 
4.166 
3.937 
2,898 
3.393 
3,901 
3,310 
3,685 
3,793 
1.729 
2,871 
6,722 
2,941 
4,980 


43 
59 
19 
86 
80 
42 
74 
37 
92 
20 
44 
101 
113 
47 
.  66 
.33 
46 
263 
108 
71 
75 
18 
48 
41 
144 
31 
14 
34 
48 
73 
150 
52 
73 
15 
13 
92 
51 
15 
33 
50 
43 
53 
12 
52 
24 
67 
46 


66 

88 

59 

264 

100 

29 

249 

60 

107 

60 

105 

155 

55 

90 

527 

106 

51 

602 

83 

45 

126 

40 

94 

34 

321 

62 

49 

69 

160 

210 

306 

145 

101 

96 

50 

113 

16 

54 

104 

58 

264 

66 

61 

28 

97 

121 

137 


15 
33 


21 
1 
105 
7 
2 
6 
1 
3 

44 


6 
704 


3 

34 
1 


34 


2 
3 
7 
206 
3 
1 


3 
3 

12 
1 
3 
1 
2 
3 

13 


5 

16 

2 

55 

22 

•   2 

40 

2 

41 

6 

2 

55 

4 

1 

56 

16 

40 

992 

6 

6 

17 

25 

5 

3 

82 

4 

7 

2 

46 

12 

1,070 

8 


17 
13 
7 
1 
4 
9 
6 
9 
24 


380 


5,837 
3,572 


1,942 


940 
1,112 
2,555 

4,249 


4,219 


446 
524 


946 

2,323 

1,195 

1,764 

1.710 

2,365 

1,867 

15.153 

245 

175 

987 


142 

18 


1.082 
1.610 
2.676 
211 
2,199 
2,627 


1,266 
761 


1,926 


1,417 
2,903 


261 


2^823 


1,169 
1,085 


1,713 


1,559 


2,127 


1,867 
3,449 


873 


6,865 

12,021 
6,150 

13,251 
8,958 
7,862 

14,971 
7,529 

15,353 
4,514 
7,698 

15,537 
8,474 
6,740 

17.100 
7,687 
9,309 

91,136 

11,094 
0,630 

'7,360 

10,405 
9,377 
5,944 

43,095 
5,840 
6,690 
4,069 
8,181 
8,498 

98.590 

11,172 
8,837 
5.683 
6.884 
8,285 
5,922 
4,769 
9,109 
8,436 

10,499 
8,002 
5,8'i6 
8,542 

12,786 
8,037 

13,7»3 


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VoTB  FOR  Secretary  of  State  — Concluded. 


191 


Secretary  of  State. 

Pluralities. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Union 

Pro- 
hibi- 
tion. 

Soc 

Soc. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Counties. 

lican. 

cratic. 

form. 

Lab. 

Dem. 

lican. 

cratic. 

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Lucas 

17,094 

15,377 

no 

148 

48 

636 

1,717 

33,946 

Madison  . 

3,197 

2,491 

12 

40 

1 

6 

.     706 

5,794 

Mahoning 

8.971 

7,355 

47 

182 

17 

61 

1,616 

16,970 

Marion    . . 

3,758 

4,152 

51 

64 

2 

394 

8,077 

Medina   . . 

3,502 

2,356 

39 

62 

4 

40 

i,i46 

6,112 

Meigs  .... 

4,531 

2,226 

26 

64 

1 

51 

2,305 

6,978 

Mercer    .. 

2,011 

4,443 

59 

27 

7 

2.432 

6,632 

Miami   ... 

6,200 

5,120 

81 

79 

15 

1,080 

11,612 

Monroe  . . 

2,100 

4,139 

23 

37 

1 

1 

2.039 

6,868 

Mo'tg'ery 

19,512 

16,312 

64 

223 

67 

398 

3,200 

37,073 

Morgan  .. 

2,633 

2,186 

55 

61 

1 

447 

4,972 

Morrow  .. 

2,606 

2,266 

74 

93 

2 

340 

5,088 

Mu'k'gum 

7,347 

6,673 

41 

279 

4 

47 

674 

14,496 

Noble  .... 

2,701 

2,170 

28 

50 

1 

531 

4,981 

Ottawa  ... 

2,117 

3.192 

3 

22 

1.075 

5,417 

Paulding  . 

3,594 

3,287 

43 

34 

6 

307 

7,004 

Perry 

4.171 

3.595 

.     50 

83 

25 

19 

576 

8,016 

Pickaway 

3,196 

4,035 

1      61 

68 

9 

4 

839 

7,408 

Pike  ..... 

2,343 

1,958 

15 

13 

9 

385 

4,378 

Portage  .. 

4.305 

3,646 

35 

153 

2 

15 

659 

8,240 

Preble    ... 

3,545 

3,198 

45 

89 

2 

5 

347 

6,931 

Putnam  .. 

2,816 

4,939 

40 

40 

1 

10 



2,123 

7,917 

Richland  . 

5,464 

6,569 

43 

78 

2 

7 

1.105 

12,206 

Ross 

5,466 

5.050 

23 

49 

8 

3 

416 

10,677 

Sandusky 

4,003 

4,910 

35 

76 

3 

17 

907 

9,128 

Scioto    ... 

5,748 

3,635 

24 

61 

6 

87 

2,113 

9,645 

Seneca  ... 

4,991 

5,956 

38 

111 

4 

72 

965 

11,263 

Shelby  ... 

2,481 

3,838 

41 

52 

3 

1.357 

6,468 

Stark   .... 

13,085 

10,710 

37 

301 

87 

94 

2^375 

24,509 

Summit. . 

10.020 

8,404 

46 

321 

53 

67 

1,616 

19,084 

Trumbull 

.  7,708 

3.678 

60 

190 

14 

80 

4,030 

11,831 

Tusc'was  . 

6.350 

6,858 

95 

75 

41 

39 

508 

13,567 

Union    ... 

3.559 

2,481 

40 

65 

1 

1,078 

6,180 

Van  Wert 

3.997 

3,590 

33 

48 

2 

4 

407 

7,728 

Vinton  ... 

2.135 

1,649 

6 

00 

2 

486 

3,850 

Warren   .. 

4.296 

2,660 

65 

47 

5 

1,636 

7,185 

Wash'ton 

6,517 

5,401 

28 

156 

6 

1,116 



12,241 

Wayne  ... 

4.239 

5,259 

45 

285 

i 

9 

1,020 

9.892 

Williams  . 

3.414 

3,072 

42 

70 

2 

25 

342 

6,680 

Wood  .... 

7.147 

5,739 

80 

154 

5 

29 

1,408 

13,266 

Wyandot  . 

2.389 

3,257 

53 

28 

1 
I 

8 

1 

868 

5,811 

1 

Totals    . 

543,389 

474,078 

4,647 

9,983 

1,707 

4.650 

105.194 

35,883 

1,049,121 

Pl'ality 

69,311 



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REPORT  OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


VOTE  FOR  JUDGE  OF  SUPREME  COURT. 


Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court 


Repub- 
lican. 


Counties. 


JJcmo- 
cratic. 


•3 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


CO    09 

'P  to 

3 


Prohi- 
bition. 


a 
a 


Soc.  . 
Labor. 


-I 

I? 


Soc. 
Dem. 


W3 


Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


•3 


Demo- 

ratie. 


Adams   .... 

Allen 

Ashland  ... 
Ashtabula  . 
Athens  .... 
Auglaize  ... 
Belmont  ... 
Brown    .... 

Butler 

Carroll  .... 
Champaign 

Clark 

Clermont  . . 
Clinton  .... 
Columbiana 
Coshocton  . 
Crawford  . . 
Cuyahoga    . 

Darke   

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware   . . 

Erie  

Fairfield  ... 

Fayette 

Franklin    . . 

Fulton 

Gallia   

Geauga 

Greene   

Guernsey  . . 
Hamilton  .. 
Hancock   . . 

Hardin   

Harrison   . . 

Henry 

Highland  . . 
Hocking  . . 
Holmes  . . . 
Huron  .... 
Jackson  . . . 
Jefferson    . . 

Knox 

Lake  

Lawrence  .. 
Licking  .. .. 

Logan 

Lorain   . .  • . 


3,547 
5,272 
2,639 
9,257 
6,097 
2,888 
8,202 
2,983 
5,988 
2,665 
4,301 
8,789 
3,983 
4,140 

10,232 
3,591 
3,147 

45,787 
4,831 
2,684 
3,774 
5,340 
3,725 
3,376 

22,170 
3,449 
4.159 
2,818 
5,078 
5.000 

55,343 
5,561 
4,385 
3,276 
2,606 
4,080 
2,916 
1,265 
4,994 
4,918 
6,461 
4,000 
3,928 
5,500 
5,a54 
4,809 
8,431 


3.168 
6,541 
3,402 
3,414 
2,523 
4,811 
6,258 
4,400 
8,899 
1,722 
3,186 
6,235 
4,238 
2,388 
5,978 
3,936 
5,968 

41,670 
6,002 
3,763 
3,329 
4,854 
5,443 
2,430 

19,898 
2,259 
2,692 
1,105 
2,714 
3,131 

40,130 
5,316 
4,202 
2,258 
4,168 
3,936 
2,898 
3,394 
3,895 
3.311 
3,572 
3,797 
1,728 
2,869 
6,716 
2,947 
4,979 


42 
57 
19 
85 
80 
42 
74 
37 
93 
20 
43 
91 

114 
48 
65 
32 
47 

254 

110 
71 
77 
19 
47 
41 

121 
31 
14 
34 
48 
73 

145 
51 
72 
15 
11 
92 
51 
15 
33 
49 
42 
52 
10 
52 
24 
69 

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62 

87 

56 

264 

100 

29 

235 

59 

104 

58 

104 

156 

57 

88 

523 

108 

52 

628 

81 

44 

126 

43 

93 

33 

309 

62 

49 

70 

162 

205 

296 

139 

100 

95 

50 

111 

16 

55 

104 

58 

269 

68 

64 

28 

96 

120 

138 


15 
33 


21 
1 
108 
7 
2 
6 
1 
3 

43 


5 
701 


2 
34 

1 


34 


2 
3 

7 

205 

4 

1 


3 
3 

12 
1 
3 
1 
2 
3 

12 


5 

16 

2 

54 

22 

2 

39 

2 

41 

6 

2 

55 

4 

1 

57 

18 

40 

990 

6 

5 

16 

24 

5 

3 

83 
3 
7 
2 

46 

11 

1,068 

9 


17 
13 
6 
2 
4 
9 
6 
9 
54 


379 


5,843 
3,574 


1,944 


943 
1,115 
2,554 


1,752 
4,254 


4,117 


445 
486 


946 

2,272 

1,190  I 

1,767 

1,713 

2,364 

1,869 

15,213 

245 

183 

1,018 


144 

18 


1,099 
1,607 
2,889 
203 
2,200 
2,631 


1,862 
3,452 


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Vote  for  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo- 
cratic. 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


a 

h  O 
i4 


£ 


Prohi- 
bition. 


Soc. 
Labor. 


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Soc. 
Dem. 


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Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo- 
cratic, 


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s 


Lucas   

Madison 

Mahoning^  . . 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs   

Mercer 

Miami 

Monroe  . . . . 
Montgomery 
Morgan  . . . . 
Morrow  .^.. 
Muskingum  . 

Noble   

Ottawa  

Paulding    . . . 

Perry 

Pickaway  . . . 

Pike 

Portage 

Preble 

Putnam 

Richland    . . . 

Ross 

Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto 

Seneca    

Shelby 

Stark 

Summit    

Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union 

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams  .... 

Wood  

Wyandot   . .  - 

Totals  .. 
Plurality 


17,073 
3,196 
8,947 
3.746 
3,502 
4,527 
2,010 
6,203 
2,101 

19,531 
2,632 
2,612 
7,354 
2,701 
2,116 
3,596 
4,179 
3,195 
2,343 
4,306 
3,544 
2,814 
5,461 
5,463 
8,997 
5,745 
4,980 
2,478 

13,073 

10,023 
7,710 
6,348 
3,554 
3,998 
2,139 
4,301 
6,515 
4,234 
3,415 
7,144 
2.373 


543,418 
69,280 


15,417 
2,492 
7,350 
4,161 
2,356 
2,225 
4,441 
5,119 
4,137 

16,323 
2,185 
2,263 
6,675 
2,170 
3,194 
3,285 
3,598 
4,039 
1,958 
3,646 
3,200 
4,945 
6,580 
5,050 
4,917 
3,634 
5,971 
3,837 

10,714 
8,412 
8,677 
6,860 
2,491 
3.591 
1,641 
2,658 
5,401 
5,264 
3,075 
5,744 
3,269 


95 
12 
46 
50 
39 
25 
60 
80 
23 
64 
53 
71 
40 
27 

3 
41 
50 
60 
15 
36 
47 
39 
36 
21 
35 
24 
36 
40 
38 
47 
61 
95 
40 
33 

6 
65 
28 
44 
41 
79 
59 


474,138 


4,561 


150 
39 

182 
62 
62 
65 
27 
77 
37 
.  207 
62 
92 

269 
49 
22 
34 
77 
60 
13 

151 
89 
40 
76 
50 
74 
60 

108 
53 

300 

323 

190 
76 
60 
49 
21 
45 

155 

282 
70 

153 
27 


33 

1 
19 


1 

67 


25 

8 


89 
54 
14 

41 

1 
q 


617 
6 

65 
2 

4>0 

51 
7 

15 

2 

399 

1 

2 

46 


6 
19 

4 

9 
15 

5 
10 


17 
88 
72 
3 
93 
67 
80 
39 


4 
2 
5 
6 
9 

25 

28 

7 


9,898 


1,690 


4,628 


1,656 

704 

1,597 


1,146 
2,302 


1,084 


3.208 
447 
349 
679 
531 


311 
581 


385 
660 
344 


413 

'2;iii 


2,359 
1,611 
4,033 


1,063 

407 

498 

1,643 

1,114 


340 
1.400 


105,267 
69,280 


415. 


2,431 
"2;636 


1,078 
"844 


2,131 
1,11^ 


920- 


991 
1,359- 


5r> 


1.030' 


35.987 


13    S  S 


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194  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

VOTE  FOR  MEMBER  OP  BOARD  OP  PUBLIC  WORKS. 


Counties. 


Member  of  Board  of  Public  Works. 


Repub- 
lican. 


<   08 

SO 


Demo- 
cratic. 


c 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


Prohi- 
bition. 


X  o 


Soc 
Labor. 


Soc. 
Dem. 


Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo- 
cratic 


Adams 

Allen 

Ashland  .... 
Ashtabula  ... 

Athens   

Auglaize  .... 
Belmont  . . . . 

Brown 

Butler 

Carroll   

Champaign  . 

Clark 

Clermont  . . . 

Clinton 

•Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  .. 
Crawford  . . . 
•Cuyahoga    . . 

Darke  

Defiance 

Delaware  . . . 

Erie 

Fairfield  .... 

Fayette 

Franklin  .... 

Fulton 

'Gallia 

'  Geauga 

Greene   

Guernsey  ... 
Hamilton  ... 
Hancock   . . . 

Hardin  

Harrison    . . . 

Henry 

Highland  ... 

Hocking 

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson  

Jefferson 

Knox 

Lake   

Lawrence  . . . 
Licking   .... 

Logan 

Lorain 


3,548 
5,269 
2,638 
9,256 
6,098 
2,884 
8,202 
2,984 
5,981 
2,665 
4,301 
8,784 
3,983 
4,140 

10,230 
3,592 
3,139 

45,838 
4,833 
2,682 
3,771 
5,342 
3,729 
3,374 

22,194 
3,451 
4,158 
2,816 
5,080 
5,000 

55,324 
5,559 
4.385 
3,276 
2,607 
4,082 
2,916 
1,263 
4,998 
4,920 
6,459 
4,000 
3,929 
5,500 
5,850 
4,806 
8,437 


3,169 
6,542 
3,402 
3,413 
2,521 
4,813 
6,263 
4,400 
8,899 
1,723 
3,187 
6,240 
4,236 
2,389 
5,975 
3,935 
5,972 

41,627 
6,000 
3,764 
3,326 
4,845 
5,438 
2,431 

19,870 
2,258 
2,392 
1,103 
2,713 
3,129 

40,184 
5,315 
4,200 
2,258 
4,168 
3,939 
2.897 
3,397 
3,891 
3,310 
3,576 
3,797 
1,729 
2,870 
6,718 
2,945 
4,976 


42 
56 
19 
84 
79 
42 
74 
37 
90 
20 
45 
94 
115 
47 
65 
32 
46 
262 
109 
71 

19 
46 
40 

125 
31 
15 
34 
48 
74 

153 
52 
72 
15 
11 
92 
52 
15 
31 
49 
40 
52 
12 
52 
23 
68 
45 


61 

90 

57 

264 

100 

30 

243 

59 

102 

58 

102 

154 

57 

89 

524 

107 

52 

608 

'  82 

44 

127 

41 

93 

33 

313 

62 

47 

69 

159 

203 

297 

139 

100 

96 

50 

109 

16 

54 

104 

57 

270 

66 

ei 

27 

94 

119 

137 


14 
33 


21 
1 
106 
7 
2 
6 
1 
3 

43 


5 
700 


3 

34 
1 


35 


2 
3 

7 

209 

3 

1 


4 
3 

12 
1 
3 
1 
2 
3 

12 


5 

16 

2 

55 

22 

2 

39 

2 

41 

6 

2 

54 

4 

1 

57 

18 

39 

991 

6 

6 

16 

25 

5 

3 

81 

3 

7 

2 

46 

12 

1,067 

9 


17 
13 
6 
2 
4 
9 
6 
9 
24 


379 


5,843 
3,577 


1,S 


942 
1,114 
2,544 


1,751 
4,255 


4,211 


445 
497 


943 

2,324 

1,193 

1,766 

1,713 

2,367 

1,871 

15,140 

244 

185 

1,018 


143 
19 


1,107 
1,610 
2,883 
203 
2,200 
2,630 


1,861 
3,461 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR  igOO-  195 

VoTB  FOR  Member  of  Board  of  Pubwc  Works— Concluded. 


Member  of  Board  of  Public  Works. 

Pluralities. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Union 
Re- 
form. 

Prohi- 
bition. 

Soc. 
Labor. 

Soc. 
Dem. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Counties. 

<1 
|i 

i. 
r 

(0 

.3 

a 
W 

"J 

II 

1 

i 
2 

Lucas 

Madison 

Mahoning  ... 
Marion 

17,143 
3,195 
•8,948 
3,760 
3,502 
4,524 
2,010 
6,202 
.     2,100 

19.489 
2,630 
2,604 
7,354 
2,708 
2,116 
3,590 
4,178 
3,198 
2,345 
4,306 
3,543 
2,815 
5,461 
5,428 
3,995 
5,753 
4,990 
2.481 

13,076 

10.036 
7,710 
6,347 
3,555 
3,999 
2,137 
4,299 
6,512 
4,229 
3,414 
7,150 
2,385 

15,350 
2,492 
7,355 
4,152 
2,356 
2,227 
4,444 
5,116 
4,137 
16,336 
2,185 
2,267 
6,671 
2,169 
3,191 
3,288 
8,597 
4,029 
1,955 
3,647 
3,201 
4,941 
6,576 
■  5,081 
4,917 
3,632 
5,958 
3,838 
10,703 
8,404 
3,675 
6,861 
2,485 
3,588 
1,645 
2,658 
5,404 
5,265 
3,076 
5,741 
3,260 

96 
12 
48 
51 
39 
26 
61 
.     80 
23 
65 
56 
73 
42 
30 

3 
41 
50 
62 
15 
36 
46 
39 
36 
21 
35 
24 
37 
40 
37 
47 
61 
96 
40 
33 

6 

65 
28 
46 
41 
78 
49 

140 
40 

180 
61 
62 
65 
27 
78 
38 

220 
61 
91 

270 
47 
23 
34 
77 
67 
13 

152 
89 
40 
75 
51 
75 
59 

108 
52 

304 

320 

190 
74 
61 
49 
21 
45 

156 

282 
70 

153 
27 

46 

1 

19 

4* 

1 

i' 

70 

5' 

1 

610 

6 
60 

2 
41 
53 

7 
15 

2 

396 

1 
2 

46 
.1 

1,793 

703 

1,593 

392 

Medina 

Mercer  

1,146 
2,297 

2,434 

Miami 

Monroe    

1,080 

2  037 

Montgomery  . 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum  . . 

Noble   

Ottawa  

3,153 
445 
337 
683 
539 

1,075 

Paulding   .... 

Perry 

Pickaway 

Pike 

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9 

2 

2 
1 
2 
8 
3 
6 
2 

**"*90* 
54 
14 
41 

1 
2 

•  "i* 

2 

4 
1 

7 
19 

4 

9 
15 

5 
10 

7 

3 
17 
87 
71 

,9 
93 
66 
80 
39 

4* 

2 

5 
6 
9 
25 
27 
8 

302 
581 

83i 

390 
659 
342 

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam    

2426 

Richland 

1-115 

Ross    

347 

Sandusky  .... 

922 

5>cioto 

Seneca  

2,121 

968 

Shelby 

1,357 

Stark 

Summit 

Trumbull 

Tuscarawas  . . 

2,373 
1.632 
4,035 

5i4 

Union  

Van  Wert  .... 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington   . 
Wayne    

1,070 

411 

492  1 

1,641 

1,108 

! 

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Williams    .... 

Wood  

Wyandot 

a38  1 

1,409  1 

875 

Totals  ... 
Plurality  . 

543,490 
69,472 

474,018 

4,585 

9,873 

1,711 

4,615 

105,404 

1 
69.472 

35.932 

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196  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

VOTE  FOR  COMMISSIONER  OF  COMMON  SCHOOLS. 


Counties. 


Adams    

Allen    

Ashland   

Ashtabula    . . 

Athens    

Auglaize   .... 

Belmdnt  

Brown    

Butler    

Carroll    

Champaign    . 

Clark   

Clermont    . . . 

Clinton   

Columbiana. . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga  . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  .... 
Delaware   . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield  

Fayette  

Franklin    — 

Fulton   

Gallia  

Geauga   

'  Greene    

Guernsey  . . . 
Hamilton  . . . 
Hancock    . . . 

Hardin   

Harrison    . . . 

Henry  

Highland  . . . 
Hocking  .... 

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson    .... 

Jefferson   

Knox 

Lake  

Lawrence    . . 

Licking    

Logan   

Lorain  


Commissioner  of  Common  Schools. 


Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


en  i) 


3,537 
6,268 
2,640 
9,257 
6,093 
2,790 
8,204 
2,978 
5,980 
2,663 
4,293 
8,781 
3,972 
4.150 

10,228 
3,568 
3,136 

45,870 
4,830 
2,684 
3,766 
5,342 
3,725 
3,372 

22,038 
3,447 
4,156 
2.817 
5,075 
5,003 

55,331 
5,555 
4,371 
3,269 
2,607 
4,120 
2,918 
1,260 
4,992 
4,918 
6,458 
4.024 
3,927 
5.500 
5.a32 
4.809 
8.434 


Demo- 
cratic. 


3,183 
6,548 
3,400 
3,412 
2,528 
4,913 
6.2.58 
4,409 
8,899 
1,723 
3,196 
6,2:38 
4.246 
2,385 
5,978 
3,965 
5,970 

41,569 
6,006 
3,767 
3,341 
4,848 
5,438 
2,434 

20,042 
2,265 
2.393 
1,102 
2,721 
3,123 

40,169 
5,327 
4,219 
2,271 
4,169 
3.896 
2.896 
3.401 
8,»0l 
3,311 
3,574 
3,789 
1.732 
2.870 
6,741 
2.945 
4,973 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


4) 


Sen 


44 
60 
19 
86 
80 
42 
74 
37 
91 
20 
44 
92' 
115 
47 

31 
46 

260 

109 
71 
75 
19 
49 
40 

120 
32 
14 
33 
48 
75 

149 
50 
71 
15 
11 
92 
51 
18 
31 
49 
42 
49 
12 
52 
23 
70 
45 


Prohi- 
bition 


8 


59 
88 
58 

264 
98 
29 

23f> 
57 

.98 
57 
99 

152 
56 
87 

523 

106 
54 

608 

•    81 

43 

124 
40 
94 
33 

299 
61 
48 
67 

158 

202 

296 

137 
94 
96 
50 

107 
16 
52 

101 
.58 

270 
61 
61 
28 
94 

117 

136 


Soc. 
Labor. 


.2o 


Soc. 
Dem. 


14 
33 


21 

1 

104 


6 

1 

4 

43 


5 
^97 


3 
34 

1 


38 


3 

202 
3 

1 


3 
3 

12 
1 
3 
I 
2 
3 

12 


6 

'    16 

2 

55 

22 

2 

39 

2 

41 

6 

2 

54 

4 

1 

57 

19 

40 

1,001 

6 

6 

16 

25 

5 

3 

75 

3 

7 

2 

46 

11 

1,065 

9 


10 
6 


17 
13 
6 
1 
4 
9 
6 
9 
24 


Repub- 
lican. 


a 
o 
pq 


354 


5,845 
3,565 


1,946 


940 
1,097 
2.543 


1,765 
4.250 


4,301 


425 
494 


938 

1,996 

1,182 

1.763 

1.715 

2,3.54 

1,880 

15.162 

2-28 

152 

998 


224 
22 


1,091 
1.607 
2,884 
235 
2.195 
2.630 


1,864 
3,461 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR   190a  197 

Vote  for  Commissioner  of  Common  School  —  Concluded. 


Comities. 


Commissioner  of  Common  Schools. 


Repub- 
lican. 


M 
(A    4> 


Demo- 
cratic. 


JSco 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


0m  V 


Prohi- 
bition. 


§3 


09 


Soc. 
Labor. 


.2  0 


Soc. 
Dem. 


Pluralities. 


Repub-  iDemo- 
lican.      era  tic. 


2 

I 


n 
B 


Lucas    

Madison 

Mahoning    . . 

Marion   

Medina 

Meigs 

Mercer    

Miami 

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow  .... 
Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa  ..... 
Paulding    . . . 

Perry 

Pickaway  . . . 
Pike   ........ 

Portage    .... 

Preble 

Putnam    

Richland    . . . 

Ross 

Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto  

Seneca    

Shelby    

Surk 

Summit  . ... . 
Trumbull  . . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union   

Van  Wert  . . . 

Vinton    

Warren  .... 
Washington  . 

Wayne    

Williams    .  . . 

Wood    

Wyandot    .  . . 

Totals  .. 

Plurality 


17,014 
3,177 
8,949 
3,758 
3,502 
4,522 
1,986 
6,189 
2,101 

1^,513 
2,628 
2,619 
7,358 
2,699 
2,122 
3,589 
4.158 
3.191 
2.347 
4,308 
3,517 
2,802 
5,480 
5,454 
3.995 
5,742 
5,006 
2,478 

13,081 

10,032 
7,710 
6,3.56 
3,547 
3  982 
21133 
4,257 
6,517 
4,226 
3,414 
7,098 
2,3a3 


15,369 
2,512 
7,355 
4,151 
2,357 
2,229 
4,474 
5,130 
4,138 

16,340 
2,189 
2,263 
6,676 
2,175 
3,188 
3,288 
3,617 
4,040 
1,956 
3,642 
3,234 
4,959 
6.563 
5,060 
4,919 
3,639 
5.939 
3,843 

10,711 
8.403 
3,678 
6,848 
2,493 
3,604 
1.652 
2,705 
5.395 
5,267 
3.076 
5.801 
3.263 


96 
12 
49 
50 
38 
26 
57 
80 
22 
62 
54 
70 
42 
27 

3 

43 
48 
60 
15 
35 
41 
39 
38 
20 
36 
24 
36 
40 
36 
47 
61 
95 
40 
31 

6 

65 
29 
55 
41 
77 
52 


148 
39 

178 
61 
62 
65 
26 
77 
37 

204 
61 
89 

267 
48 
21 
33 
78 
66 
13 

151 
88 
39 
71 
50 
74 
59 

106 
52 

293 

318 

187 
73 
61 
49 
21 
45 

155 

277 
66 

151 
28 


31 

1 

19 


1 
5 

1 
1 
1 
25 
9 


86 
54 
14 
41 
1 
9 


617 
6 

65 
2 

40 

51 
7 

15 

2 

395 

1 

2 

46 


5 
19 

4 

9 
15 

5 
10 

7 

3 
17 
87 
71 

3 
94 
66 
80 
39 


4 

2  I 

5  I 

6  I 
9 

25  I 

27  I 

8 


542.928  474,626 


4,567 


9.743 


1,682 


4,625 


68.302  I. 

I 


1,645 

665 

1,594 


1,145 
2,293 


1,059 


'  3,173 
439 
356 
682 
524 


301 
541 


391 
666 
283 


394 
'2,163 


2,370 
1,629 
4,032 


1,0,54 

378 

481 

1,552 

1,122 


3.38 
1.297 


-I- 


393 


2,488 
'2;637 


1,066 
'849 


2.157 
1,083 


924 


933 
1,365 


492 


1.041 


880 


104.613  I  36,311 


68.302  I. 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
VOTE  FOR  DAIRY  AND  FOOD  COMMISSIONER. 


Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner. 

Pluralities.      . 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Union 
Re- 
form. 

Prohi- 

Soc. 

Soc. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Counties. 

lican. 

cratic. 

bition. 

Labor. 

Dem. 

lican. 

cratic 

• 

2 

(A 

1 

& 

a 

o 

o 
1 

o 

ffi§ 

g 

s 

t 

3 

1 

Adams    

3,545 

3,170 

48 

59 

2 

5 

375 

Allen 

5,267 

6,544 

61 

84 

5 

16 

i,277 

Ashland    

2,613 

3,410 

30 

59 

2 

797 

Ashtabula    . . . 

9,188 

3,456 

104 

259 

14 

54 

5,732 

Athens    

6,080 

2,532 

83 

98 

33 

22 

3,548 

Auglaize 

Belmont   

2,879 

4,816 

44 

30 

2 

1,937 

8,110 

6,290 

136 

235 

21 

38 

1,829 

Brown   

2,976 

4,408 

45 

55 

1 

2 

i,432 

Butler   

5,078 

8,918 

87 

103 

108 

41 

2,940 

Carroll    

2,630 

1,740 

31 

56 

7 

6 

899 

Champaign  . . . 

-     4,289 

3,202 

47 

98 

2 

2 

1,087 

.   .  .    .  K.  . 

Clark    

8,771 

6,241 

104 

156 

6 

54 

2,530 

Clermont    

3,960 

4,248 

125 

58 

1 

4 

288 

Clinton   

4,112 

2,418 

59 

87 

3 

1 

1,694 

Columbiana  . . 

10,100 

5,987 

76 

522 

43 

57 

4,212 

Coshocton    . . . 

3,568 
3.130 

3,960 
5,081 

34 
49 

103 
52 

5' 

19 
39 

392 

Crawford  .... 

2,851 

Cuyahoga   .. .. 

45,800 

41,620 

287 

611 

700 

992 

4,171 

Darke    

4,817 
2,661 
3,713 

6.006 
3.778 
3,369 

120 
78 
97 

78 

41 

123 

3' 

6 

6 

16 

i,i89 

Defiance   

1,117 

Delaware   .... 

344 

Erie  

5,325 

4,8.58 

24 

40 

35 

24 

467 

Fairfield   

3.604 

5,468 

60 

91 

1 

4 

1,774 

Favette   

3.352 

2,448 

42 

33 

3 

904 

Franklin    

21,028 

20,051 

146 

313 

39 

80 

77 

Fulton    

3,413 

2,287 

41 

58 

3 

1,126 

Gallia    

4,138 

2,401 

19 

48 

7 

1,737 

Geauga  

2,671 

1,162 

95 

71 

*       2 

3 

1,509 

Greene  

5,058 

2,730 

53 

158 

4 

46 

2,319 

Guernsey    

4,060 

3,150 

90 

201 

7 

12 

1,801 

Hamilton   .... 

55,380 

40,007 

150 

206 

202 

1,052 

15,2a3 

Hancock 

5,510 

5,353 

56 

138 

5 

9 

166 

Hardin* 

'1.350 

4,218 

78 

100 

4 

4 

132 

Harrison  

3.246 

2,281 

21 

95 

3 

965 

Henry   

Highland   .... 

2,574 

4.186- 

20 

51 

1,612 

4.046 

3.066 

98 

105 

9 

80 

Hocking   

2 .  002 
1.230 
4.066 

2.013 
3.412 
3.016 

51 
21 
36 

16 
53 

3 

6 

11 

Holmes  .    . 

2,17a 

Huron    

104 

3 

18 

1,050 

Jackson   

4.016 

3.312 

^^  i 

58 

3 

13 

1,604 

Jefferson    

6.432 

3,. 507 

58 

2.58 

11 

6 

2,835 

Knox    

3,080 

3.811 

52 

61 

1 

2 

169 

Lake    

3.017 

1.746 

16 

50 

3 

4 

2,171 

Lawrence  

5,400 

2.872 

52 

28 

I 

9 

2,627 

Licking 

5.813  1 

6,740 

38 

100 

2 

7 

927 

Logan   

4.778  1 

2.067 

73 

118 

3 

9 

1,811 

Lorain    

8.375  1 

5,029 

63 

132 

11 

24 

3,346 

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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR  igod  19^ 

Vote  for  Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner. 


Repub- 
lican. 


w5 

O^ 


Demo- 
cratic' 


•ii 


-a 


Union 
Re- 
form. 


& 

a 


Prohi- 
bition. 


4; 


10 


Soc. 
Labor. 


o 

s 


O 


Soc. 
Dem. 


•^    CO 


Pluralities. 


Repub- 
lican. 


0 


« 


Demo- 
cratic. 


08 


Lucas    

Madison  — 
Mahoning  . . . 

Marion   

Medina 

Meigs    

Mercer    ...... 

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow  .... 
Muskingum  . 

Noble  

Ottawa    

Paulding    . . . 

Perry    

Pickaway  . . . 

Pike    

Portage  

Preble    

Putnam  . . . . 
Richland    . . . 

Ross    

Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto   

Seneca   ..:... 

Shelby    

Stark  

Summit   

Trumbull  . . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert... 

V^  in  ton    

Warren 

Washington  . 

Wayne    

Williams  . ... 
Wood  .'..... 
Wyandot 

Totals  . . 

Plurality 


17,111 
3,170 
8,914 
3,731 
3,415 
4,514 
2,002 
6,158 
2,099 

19,467 
2,605 
2,570 
7,302 
2,694 
2,l00 
3,575 
4,126 
3.130 
2,ai3 
4,231 
3, .517 
2,806 
5,446 
5,428 
3,967 
5,726 
4,997 
2,465 

13,  OM 
9,974 
7,641 
6,302 
3,538 
3,980 
2,132 
4,218 
6,487 
4,207 
3,384 
7.111 
2,359 


539,871 


63,077 


15,373 
2,517 
7,394 
4,170 
2,424 
2,238 
4,443 
5,161 
4,134 

16,365 
2,196 
2,294 
6,723 
2.178 
3,210 
3,292 
3,621 
4.084 
1.959 
3,687 
3,223 
4,947 
6,583 
5,079 
4,935 
3,643 
5,936 
3,851 

10,728 
8,465 
3,732 
6,897 
2,500 
3,600 
1,653 
2,716 
5,427 
5,286 
3.094 
5 ,  775 
3,260 


103 
12 
56 
53 
56 
26 
66 
82 
25 
69 
67 
75 
58 
28 
4 
51 
61 
72 
14 
58 
46 
41 
49 
25 
40 
29 
41 
42 
43 
56 
98 

107 

42 

36 

7 

92 
31 
49 
46 
84 
55 


147 
40 

165 
61 
65 
65 
27 
78 
40 

216 
60 
87 

260 
48 
22 
36 
75 
65 
13 

165 
87 
40 
72 
51 
73 
58 

105 
53 

293 

315 

186 
73 
62 
49 
21 
44 

154 

278 
67 

153 
28 


29 

1 
24 


1 
68 


25 

7 


89 
54 
14 
41 
1 
2 


476,794 


5,338 


9,749 


1.695 


615 
6 

64 
2 

40 

51 
7 

15 

2 

393 

1 

2 

44 

1 

1 

6 

19 

4 

9 

14 

6 

10 

8 

3 

16 

87 

70 

3 

94 

63 

80 

39 


4 
2 

5 
6 
9 
28 
26 
8 


1,738 

653 

1,520 


991 
2,276 


997 


3,102 
409 
276 
579 
516 

"*283 
505 


384 
544 
294 


349 
2,683 


2,326 
1,509 
3,909 


1,0.38 

380 

479 

1,502 

1,060 


290 
1,3.36 


4.604 


99.928 


63,077 


439 


2,441 
*2',635 


1,110 
"954 


2,141 
1,137 

"*968 


939 
1.386 


595 


1,079 


010 


36.851 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


COMPARATIVE  VOTE  FOR  PRESIDENT  FOR  THE  YEARS  1900,  1896,  1892 

AND  1888. 


1900.    . 

1896. 

1892. 

1888. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Re'pub- 

Demo- 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Counties. 

lican. 

cratic. 

lican. 

cratic. 

lican. 

cratic. 

licuu. 

cratic 

>^ 

c 

>>  • 

o* 

d 

TJ 

c 

•d 

11 

V 

CO    fJt 

2u 

gS 

is 

s 

si 

20 

?J 

i 

^ 

i 

n 

o 

A 

0 

Adams    

3,535 

3,169 

3,338 

3,240 

2,903 

2.832 

2.870 

3,022 

Allen    

5,281 

6,540 

4,959 

6,360 

3,579 

4,945 

3.761 

5,123 

Ashland    

2,641 

3,399 

2,608 

3,418 

2.256 

3,042 

2.445 

3,152 

Ashtabula  .. . 

9,272 

3,438 

8,557 

3,762 

6.419 

2,769 

7,164 

2.675 

Athens    

6,126 

2,529 

5,4-29 

3.272 

4,458 

2.599 

4,570 

1,612 

Auglaize   .... 

.  2,895 

4.812 

2,900 

4,919 

2,113 

3,774 

2.212 

3,928 

Belmont  

8.217 

6, -251 

7,699 

6,392 

6,329 

6.1-23 

6,615 

5,778 

Brown   

2,091 

4,397 

3,170 

4,469 

2,865 

3,975 

3,055 

4,237 

Butler  

6,025 

8,880 

5,936 

8,685 

4,636 

7,834 

4.143 

7,454 

Carroll    

2,668 

1,720 

2,668 

1,943 

2,261 

1,677 

2,405 

1,746 

Champaign    . 

4.306 

3,192 

4,314 

3.415 

3.708 

2,791 

3.933 

3.049 

Clark    

8,806 

6,243 

7,667 

6,351 

6.214 

5.255 

7.128 

5,860 

Clermont    . . . 

3,990 

4,244 

4,272 

4.656 

3.715 

4.069 
2,076 

4.097 

4.180 

Clinton  

4,149 

2,394- 

4.144 

2,646 

3.491 

3,816 

2.305 

Columbiana  . 

10,255 

5,097 

9,487 

6,534 

7.232 

'5,573 

7,700 

5,154 

Coshocton    . . 

3,592 

3,940 

3.340 

3.965 

2,705 

3.529 

2,768 

3.567 

Crawford  . . . 

3,150 

5,968 

3.150 

5,888 

2,479 

4,8,58 

2,681 

5.085 

Cuyahoga  . . . 

45,299 

42.440 

42,993 

37,316 

26,657 

29.543 

25,994 

23.949 

Darke   

4,834 

6,003 

4,:»4 

6,110 

3,737 

4.916 

4,267 

5.495 

Defiance 

2,684 

3.766 

2,414 

4,185 

2,062 

3.311 

2,245- 

3.567 

Delaware   . . . 

3,765 

3.337 

3,789 

3,601 

3.267 

2,710 

3,432 

3.004 

Erie 

5,353 

4,837 

5,442 

4.600 

3.979 

4,195 

3,721 

4,322 

Fairfield  .... 

3,738 

5,431 

3,432 

5,238 

3.004 

4.650 

3,058 

4.846 

Fayette  

3,380 

2,438 

3,357 

2,739 

2,a38. 

1.989 

3,316 

2.192 

Franklin  

22,237 

10,800 

20.291 

18,236 

14.341 

15.495 

13,453 

14.126 

Fulton    

3,457 

2,262 

3.-227 

2  422 

2.808 

1.919 

2,901- 

1,997 

Gallia    

4,159 

2,388 

4,247 

2, '350 

3.M7 

1.984 

3.6.51 

2,216 

Geauga  

2,816 

1,117 

2,807 

1,241 

2.267 

758 

2.712 

843 

Greene    

5,100 

2,743 

5.29f) 

2,081 

4.210 

2,442 

4,893 

2.682 

Guernsey    . . . 

5,014 

3.120 

4,337 

;^,220 

3.430 

2.510 

3,560 

2.520 

Hamilton   . . . 

55.466 

40.228 

57.740 

38,  mm 

41.063 

38,392 

41.507 

37,661 

Hancock    

5,559 

5,322 

5.501 

5,524 

4.780 

4.931 

4.634 

4.530 

Hardin    

4.389 

4.190 

4.276 

4.2:^ 

3,. 515 

•3.483 

3,611 

3. .330 

Harrison  

3,274 

2.261 

3.151 

2,235 

2. .541 

2,032 

2.763 

1,027 

Henry  

2,623 

4.157 

2.^5,58 

4.205 

1,081 

3.. 312 

2,047 

3„583 

Highland   . . . 

4.078 

3.038 

4.106 

3,807 

3,406 

3,153 

3,576 

3,489 

Hocking 

2,923 

2.806 

2.746 

3.160 

2,0,34 

2,522 

2,113 

2,541 

Holmes   

1.260 

3.304 

1.28t 

3.615 

1.152 

3.151 

1.241 

3,388 

Huron    

4,003 

3.006 

,  5.008 

4.1.58 

4,257 

3.502 

4.302 

3,438 

Jackson   

4,0.32 

3.313  1 

4,4.30 

3.766 

3.. 323 

2.622  1 

3.570 

2.628 

Jefferson   — 

6,470 

3,575 

6,185 

3.800 

4,703 

3,403 

5,106 

3.203 

Knox    

4,011 

3.707 

3,762  1 

4.048 

3.. 347 

3,480 

3,588 

3.528 

Lake    

3,020 

1,733  1 

3.745  I 

1.673 

2.846* 

1.1.58 

2.087 

1.1.57 

Lawrence  . . . 

5,505 

2,876 

5.408  1 

3.028 

4.103 

2  9HS  ' 

4,713 

3.068 

Licking    

5,854 

6,716 

5.560  1 

6.503  1 

4.619 

6.038 

4.867 

6.100 

Logan   

4,806 

2,051 

4,722 

3.107 

3.706 

2,a32 

4.115 

2,5.^3 

Lorain   

8,497 

4,980 

7,801 

4,347  1 

5,434 

3,674 

5,235 

3,311 

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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR   IQOO- 


201 


Comparative  Vote  for  President  for  the  Years  1900,  1896, 1892  and  188?  — 

Concluded. 


1900. 

1896. 

1892. 

1888. 

• 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Repub- 

Demo- 

Repub- 

Demo- 

lican. 

cratic. 

lican. 

cratic. 

lican. 

cratic. 

lican. 

cratic. 

Cotxnties. 

>» 

c 

>> 

^ 

a 

'6 

a' 

'V 

1 

1=^ 

a  ^ 

& 

J 

0 

5° 

20 
c 

Lacas  

17,128 

15,390 

16,758 

13,684 

11,211 

9,860 

9,443 

8,638 

Madison  .... 

3,197 

2,493 

3,308 

2,739 

2,594 

2,292 

2,708 

2,376 

Mahoning  ... 

8,939 

7,402 

8,529 

6,745 

5.806 

6,358 

6,162 

5,337 

Marion   

3,770 

4,141 

3,426 

4,005 

2,477 

3,282 

2,521 

3.297 

Medina 

3,510 

2,360 

3,533 

2,548 

3.062 

2  122 

3,333 

2.181 

Meigs    

4,545 

2,237 

4,696 

2,521 

.  3,050 

2 ',415 

3,989 

2,413 

Mercer    

2,015 

4,460 

1,001 

4,763 

1,526 

3.688 

1,841 

4,146 

Miami    

6,197 

5,127 

6,051 

5,344 

5,110 

4,271 

5,312 

4,258 

Monroe    

2,103 

4,143 

2,001 

4,157 

1.630 

3,838 

1,621 

3,886 

Montgomery 

19,606 

16,236 

18,:i33 

15,456 

13.107 

14,067 

12,401 

13,142 

Morgan    .... 

2.639 

2,188 

2,531 

2,356 

2,390 

1,956 

2,5:31 

1,074 

Morrow    .... 

2,605 

2,278 

2,506 

2.403 

*^  207 

1,058 

2,514 

2,068 

Muskingum . 

7,365 

6,667 

7,245 

6,844 

6^123 

6.230 

6,234 

5,884 

Noble  

2,704 

2,173 

2.550 

2,306 

2,307 

2,026 

2,515 

2,087 

Ottawa    

2,131 

3,185 

2,079 

3,250 

1,588 

2.943 

1,730 

3,065 

Paulding    . . . 

3,597 

3,284 

3-,  580 

3,625 

2,. 900 

2,097 

2,075 

2,781 

Perry    

4,180 

3,599 

3.089 

4,002 

3,350 

3,430 

3,528 

3,474 

Pickaway   . . . 

3,201 

4,033 

3.370 

4,158 

2,053 

3,759 

3,046 

3.831 

Pike   

2.342 

1,960 

2,228 

2,135 

1,686 

1.926 

1,769 

2,162 

Portage   

4,311 

•  3,651 

4.073 

3,940 

3,310 

2,953 

3,880 

3.260 

Preble 

3,548 

3.206 

3,300 

3,220 

2,057 

2,600 

3,157 

2,966 

Putnam   .  — 

2.817 

4,943 

2.728 

5,271 

2,314 

4,177 

2,355 

4,261 

Richland    . . . 

5,461 

6,581 

5,115 

6,234 

3,004 

5,308 

4,188 

5,198 

Ross  

5.463 

5,035 

5,562 

4.060 

4.632 

4.480 

4.042 

4.584 

Sandusky    . . 

4,003 

4,015 

3,070 

5,060 

2,060 

3,774 

3.218 

3,917 

Scioto   

5,756 

3,620 

5,402 

3,645 

4,268 

3,181 

4,070 

3.075 

Seneca    

4,904 

5,046 

4,088 

6.305 

4,105 

5.378 

4,165 

5.232 

Shelby   

2,482 

3,837 

2,488 

3,027 

2,062 

3,244 

2,447 

3,597 

Stark    

13,165 

10,651 

12,111 

11,261 

0.231 

10,227 

8,763 

9,004 

Summit    .... 

10.072 

8,413 

8.584 

7.083 

6,322 

6,400 

6,455 

5,495 

Trumbull   . . . 

7,723 

3,686 

7.867 

3.788 

5,819 

3,217 

6,200 

3.177 

Tuscarawas   . 

6,355 

6,867 

6,235 

6,867 

4,746 

5,715 

4.730 

5,484 

Union    

3,561 

2,484 

3,476 

2,716 

3,001 

2,055 

3,468 

2  2'^4 

Van  Wert... 

4.006 

3,582 

3.057 

3,971 

3,373 

3,620 

3,411 

a!  308 

Vinton    

2,141 

1,648 

2,035 

1.812 

1,710 

1,743 

1,832 

1,865 

Warren    .... 

4,311 

2,675 

4,370 

2,775 

3,807 

2.400 

4,173 

2,508 

Washington 

6,542 

5,399 

5,049 

5.140 

4.845 

4.524 

4.021 

4,446 

Wayne    

4.244 

5,263 

4,369 

5,578 

3,752 

4.702 

4.161 

4.888 

Williams  .... 

3,416 

3.040 

3,101 

3.500 

2.745 

2.583 

3,071 

2.077 

Wood    

7.153 

5,752 

7,200 

6,582 

5,314 

4.748 

5,100 

4.431 

Wyandot    . . . 

2,307 

3,268 

2,374 

3,424 

2,057 

2.857 

2,256 

2.081 

Totals  ... 

543,018 

474,882 

525,001 

474.882 

405,187 

404,115 

416.0.54 

306.455 

Pluralities 

1 

60,036 

......... 

51.100 

1,072  ' 

1                1 

1  10,500  1 

1                1 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


COMPARATIVE  VOTE  FOR  SECRETARY  OF  STATE,  1900,  GOVERNOR,  1899, 
AND  SECRETARY^  OF  STATE,  1898. 


Counties. 


Secretary  of  State, 
1900. 


Governor, 
1899. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo-   .  Repub- 
cratic.    i     lican. 


O 

O 


Demo- 
cratic. 


c 
a 
if 

o 


Secretary  of  State^ 
1898. 


Repub- 
lican. 


a 
c 


u 


Demo- 
cratic 


a  a 
a 


Adams  .... 
Allen  ....... 

Ashland 

Ashtabula    . 

Athens    

Auglaize  . . . 
Belmont    . . 

Brown 

Butler  

Carroll    

Champaign  . 

Clark 

Clermont  . . 

.  Clinton 

Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford   . . 
Cuyahoga. . . 

Darke* 

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware  . . 

Erie  

Fairfield  . . . 

Fayette 

Franklin  . . . 

Fulton 

Gallia 

Geauga  .... 

Greene    

Guernsey  . . 
Hamilton  .. 
Hancock    . . 

Hardin 

Harrison    . . 

Henry 

Highland  .. 
Hocking  .. . 
Holmes  .... 

Huron 

Jackson  .... 
Jeflferson  ... 

Knox 

Lake   

Lawrence  . . 
Licking    . . . 

Logan  

Lorain 


3.549 
5/271 
2,639 
9.254 
6.090 
2,887 
8,201 
2.984 
5.993 
2,661 
4,300 
8,786 
3,984 
4,140 

10,226 
3,582 
3,145 

45.859 
4.8.32 
2,680 
3,775 
5.3.56 
3,722 
3,. 375 

22.181 
3.452 
4.157 
2,816 
5.078 
4.997 

55.299 
5.. 5.59 
4,. 382 
3,264 
2.607 
4.079 
2,916 
1,266 
4,983 
4.920 
6, .361 
4.004 
3.928 
5.498 
5,84f»  ! 
4.808  I 
8.429  I 


3,169 
6,537 
3,400 
3,417 
2,524 
4,813 
6,259 
4,401 
8,896 
1,721 
3,188 
6,2.31 
4,245 
2,392 
5,977 
3,950 
5,968 

41,640 
6.001 
3,765 
3,. 329 
4.832 
5.4.35 
2,429 

19,8.58 
2,257 
2.3!»3 
1,106 
2,713 
3,1.30 

40.146 
5.314 
4,207 
2.277 
4,166 
3.937 
2,898 
3.393 
3,901 
3.310 
3,685 
3,793 
1.729 
2.871 
6.722 
2.941 
4,9S0 


3,381 
3.595 
2,308 
7,108 
4,806 
2,293 
6,567 
2,713 
4,148 
2.379 
3,863 
6,131 
3,671 
3,693 
8,057 
3,304 
2.417 

21,321 
4.251. 
2.1.30 
3,. 587 
3.802 
3,285 
3,097 

17.858 
2.875 
3.. 576 
2.226 
4,412 
3.878 

.35.740 
4.669 
3,914 
2,800 
2.005 
3,779 
2.4.39 
1.123 
4.224 
4,068 
5.368 
3.727 
3.221 
4,4.39 
5,203 
3.876 
6,111 


3,197 
564 
986 
157 
227 
010 
5,277 
4,227 
6,542 
1,698 
3,010 
5,048 


.388 
286 
,229 

n 

,5.38 
7,410 
5,628 
3.205 
3.031 
3.120 
5.067 
2.345 

16,110 
1,825 
2,. 504 
620 
2.084 
2.793 

36,805 
4.343 
4.012 
2.008 
3.478 
4,003 
2.595 
2.818 
2,848 
3,182 
2.a53 
3.564 
924 
2.4.30 
6,125 
2.. 575 
2.120 


3,039 
2,823 
2,107 
5,495 
4.146 
1,883 
6,104 
2,398 
4,213 
2,129 
3,605 
5,443 
3.336 
3,367 
7,219 
2,724 
1,884 

29.221 
3.808 
1,9.31 
3,254 
4.190 
3,203 
2.643 

I6,v044 
2,639 
3,085 
1,977 
3,877 
3.667 

42.910 
4.814 
3,875 
2.5^5 
2,174 
3,445 
2,236 
1,014 
4,2.32 
3,519 
4,476 
3,563 
2,629 
3.378 
4.648 
3,395 
6,205 


3.043 
4,240 
2,779 
1,559 
1,878 
3,205 
4,551 
3,177 
5,973 
1,.374 
2,672 
4.060 
3.509 
1,891 
4,29;i 
3,124 
3,717. 

18.796 
4,7.56 
2,7.56 
3.l9*i 
3,351 
4,727 
1,929 

16,. 542 
1,742 
1.591 
710 
1 ,  75.5 
2,311 

29,. 385 
4.463 
3.8r»3 
1,796 
3.324 
3.a55 
2.398 
2.. 530 
2,806 
3.004 
2..^50 
3.667 
963 
1.634 
.  5.5.52 
2,122 
2,498 


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205 


COMPARATrV'E  VOTB  FOR  SECRETARY  OF  STATE,  1900,  GOVERNOR,  1890,  AND 

Secretary  op  State,  1898— Concluded. 


Counties. 


'  Secretary  of  State 

lyoo. 


Governor, 
1899. 


Secretary  of  State^ 

1898. 


Repub- 
lican. 


•S5 


Demo- 
cratic. 


CO 


Lucas    

Madison 

Mahoning   . . 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs    

Mercer 

Miami 

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa   

Paulding 

Perry 

Pickaway   

Pike  

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam 

Richland 

Ross 

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto   

Seneca 

Shelby 

Stark  

Summit 

Trumbull   . . . . 
Tuscarawas   . 

Union   

Van  Wert   .. 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington  . 

Wayne    

Williams    

Wood   

Wyandot    — 


1^7,094 
3,197 
8,971 
3,758 
3,502 
4, ,531 
2.011 
6,200 
2,100 

19,512 
2.633 
2,606 
7,347 
2,701 
2.117 
3,594 
4.171 
3,196 
2,343 
4,305 
3.545 
2,816 
5,464 
5,466 
4,003 
5,748 
4,991 
2,481 

13,085 

10.020 
7,708 
6,350 
3,559 
3.997 
2,135 
4,296 
6,517 
4,239 
3,414 
7,147 
2,389 


Totals 


Pluralities 


.!  543,389 
I 
.1    69,311 


15,377 
2,491 
7,355 
4,152 
2,356 
2,226 
4,443 
5,120 
4,139 

16,312 
2,186 
2,266 
6,673 
2,170 
3,192 
3.287 
3,595 
4,035 
1.958 
3.646 
3,198 
4,939 
6,569 
5,050 
4,910 
3,635 
5,956 
3,838 

10,710 
8,404 
3,678 
6,858 
2,481 
3,590 
1,649 
2,660 
5,401 
5,259 
3,072 
5,739 
3,257 


9,314 
3,020 
6,180 
3,274 
3,013 
3,697 
1,644 
5,425 
1,571 
14,481 
2,554 
2.409 
6,489 
2,540 
1,593 
3,357 
3.513 
2.999 
2,348 
3,540 
3.087 
2,463 

•4,714 
5.057 
3,1.44 
4,685 
3,992 
2,121 

'  10,757 
6,a51 
6.317 
5,300 
3,296 
3,739 
2,055 
3,600 
5,2.53 
3,890 
3.162 
5,180 
2,137 


I 


474,078 


417,199 
49,023 


7,409 
2,683 
4,726 
3,612 
1,886  1 
2,115  I 
3,987  I 
4,343  I 
3,710  J 
12,730  I 
2,151 
2.082 
6,638 
2,075 
2.176 
3,180 
3.502 
3,931 
1,986 
2,629 
2,966 
4,651 
5,509 
4,787 
4,117 
3.438 
4,890 
3,595 
9,099 
4,107 
2,434 
5,289 
2.390 
3,592 
1.607 
2.291 
4,487 
4,909 
2,866 
4,004 
3,017 


368,176 


12,152 
2,805 
6,244 
2,703 
3,068 
3,783 
1,632 
5,227 
1,287 

13,985 
2,320 
2,330 
6,547 
2.407 
1,607 
3.041 
3,306 
2,722 
2.121 
3,213 
3,163 
2,248 
4,083 
4,943 
2,962 
4,014 
3,907 
1,911 
9.888 
7,414 
5,114 
3,8v*^9 
3,148 
3,299 
1.969  I 
3.728  I 
4.779  I 
3,626  I 
2.870  I 
5,519  I 
1,787  I 


8,747 
2,424 
5.561 
3,619 
1,739 
1.996 
3,299 
3,a31 
2.683 
12,237 
1,935 
1,983 
5.845 
1.877 
2.636 
3.148 
3, 001 
3.432 
1.620 
2. '282 
2!  781 
4,081 
5.004 
4,645 
3,504 
2,778 
4,850 
2.794 
8,617 
5,965 
1,894 
3,972 
2,217 
3,199 
1,524 
2.228 
3,884 
4,611 
2,707 
4.488 
2,433 


408,213       347,074 

61,139  I 

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TABLE  GIVING  PLURALITIES  BY  COUNTIES  OP  VOTES  CAST  FOR  PRES- 
IDENT, 1900,  SECRETARY  OF  STATE,  1900,  GOVERNOR,  1899, 
SECRETARY  OF  STATE,  1898. 


President, 
1900. 

Secretary  of 
State,  1900. 

Governor,    . 
1899. 

Secretary  of 
State,  1898. 

Counties. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

* 

d 
|« 
1 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

• 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

1^" 

d 

4 

1 

1 

it 

0 

•-> 

•>.s 

r 

c  s 

SO 

a 

Adams    

366 

''i;259' 
758 

i,9i7 

**i,*466' 
2,855 

"254' 

*348' 
2,818 

'i,"i69' 

.1,082 
"i,'693' 

"um 

"2.'i25" 
........ 

""m 

380 

"5.837' 
3,572 

'i',942' 

' *  *  '946  * 
1,112 
2,555 

"*i;748' 
4,249 

"'4;2i9' 

""446 
524 

'-"946' 

2.323 

1.195 

1,764 

1.710 

2.365 

1,867 

15.153 

245 

175 

087 

"i42' 
18 

"i,'266' 
761 

*i;926* 

'i.'in* 

2,903 

*'26i' 

""368' 
2.823 

"i;i69' 

1,085 
"i,'7i3' 

184 

"4!95i* 
2,579 

"i]m 
""m 

853 
1,083 

"i','m 

3,828 

*i3',9ii" 

'"556* 
682 

"752' 
1,748 
1,050 
1,072 
1,606 
2,328 
1.085 

'".326' 

4 

Allen 

969 
.  678 

"i;7i7' 
"iisii' 

2,394 

"'ill' 

""467" 
2,121 

"i,'377' 
1,075 

"i;782' 
'i.'665 

OS 

"i,'473' 

224 

156 

1,605 

1 

"3;93c' 
2,268 

"i;553' 

"'755' 
9.33 
1,383 

"i;476' 

2,926 



'16.425" 

62' 

839 

"    "714" 

402 

807 

1,404 

1,267 

2  1*^2 

I, '365 

13.525 

351 

12 

780 

m 

"i'Me 

515 
2.126 

1,417 

Ashland  .... 

672 

Ashtabula    . . 

Athens    

Auglaize  .... 

5,834 
3,597 

i.322 

Belmont   

Brown   

1,966 

"779 

Butler  

1,760 

Carroll    

Champaign    . 

Clark    

Clermont   . . . 

948 
1,114 
2,563 

173 

Clinton   

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 

1,755 
4.258 

400 

Crawford   . . . 

1,833 

Cuyahoga    . . . 
Darke    

2,859 

948 

Defiance   

Delaware   . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield   .... 

''428' 
516 

825 
i  524 

Fayette   

Franklin    .... 

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga   

Greene    

Guernsey    . . . 
Hamilton    ... 

Hancock 

Hardiri   

942 

2,428 

1,195 

1.771 

1,609 

2,357 

1,894 

15,238 

237 

199 

1,013 

Harrison   

Henry  

"i,'559' 

702 

i  iso 

Hijjhland    . . . 

140 
27 

Hocking  .... 

162 

Holmes    



2.V21 

"i.'376" 

886 

2.515 

163 

2,207 

2.009 

"i'.36i' 

3,991 

1  516 

Huron    

Jackson    

Jefferson    . . . 
Knox    

1.087 
l.()10 
2,805 
214 
2.106 
2,629 

1.082    

1.610    

2,676  1 

211     

2,100    

2,627    

873 

1.867    

3,449    

ioi 

Lake    

Lawrence  . . . 
Licking 

022 

1,666 
1,744 

""i,'273' 
3,707 

964 

Logan   

Lorain    

1,855' 
3.50S 

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Tablb  Giving  Pluralities  by  Counties  of  Votes  Cast  for  President,  1900, 
Secretary  of  State,  1900,  Governor,  1899,  and  Secretary 
I  of  State,  1898  —  Concluded. 


President, 
1900. 

Secretary  of 
Stete,  1900. 

Governor, 
1899. 

Secretary  of 
State,  1898. 

! 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Counties. 

1 

1 
I 

1" 

m 
9" 

5 

ST 

a 

Lucas  . .' 

Madison   

Mahoning  .. 
Marion   

1,738 

704 

1,537 

■ '"37i' 
"2,'445* 

"ioio' 
'*i;654' 

""832* 

1,717 

706 

1,616 

"i,*i46' 
2,305 

"i]m' 
"3,' 266" 

447 
340 
674 
531 

""367' 
576 

""385* 
'    659 
347 

""m 

"2,'ii3* 

"2;375' 
1,616 
4.030 

"i.'078' 

407 

486 

1.636 

1.116 

""342* 

1,408 



""394" 



"2;432" 
"2,039" 

tl,905 

337 

1,454 

"i,*i27' 
1,582 

"i]m 

"i,'75i' 
403 
327 

""338" 

"2,*343" 
"2439' 

"   "i49' 
"   "583' 

3,405 
381 
683 

"i;329' 
1,787 

"i;396' 

"i;748' 
385 
347 
702 
530 

""9i6 

Medina  

Meigs    

Mercer    

1,150 
2,308 

""i',667 

Miami  

Monroe 

1,070 

"i;396 

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow    

Muskingum   . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

3,370 
451 
327 
696 
531 

"i;675* 

""839* 

"2;i23' 
1,105 

""967' 

""965* 
1,357 

""508" 
........ 

"i,"626' 

""'868' 

465 

"    "i77" 
11 

■    "'362' 
911 
121 

'""276" 
"i,'247' 

"i,'658' 

2,744 

3,883 

11 

906 

147 

448 

1,309 

766 

""296" 
1,176 

"i*,029 

Paulding    . . . 

Perry   

Pickaway  . . . 

313 
581 

107 

""932" 

"■2,"i88' 
795 

"*973' 

""898' 
1,474 

215 

"    "561' 
931 
382 

"*298* 
"i;236" 

'"i;27i' 

1,449 
3,220 

"    "716 

Pike    

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam    ' 

382 
660 
342 

"2,m 

1 ,  120 

""9i2' 

"1.042' 
1,355 

""512" 

"i.'6i9" 

""87i' 

"i.'833 

Richland   .... 

921 

Ross  

Sanduskv   . . . 

428 

"542 

Scioto    

Seneca    

2.127 

""943 

Shelby   

8a3 

Stark 

Summit   

Trumbull    . . . 

Tii«*arawAS 

2,514 
1,659 
4,037 

"ii677" 

424 

493 

1,636 

1,143 

83 

Union    

Van  Wert... 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington  . 
Wayne    

"i,'6i9' 

""880* 

931 
100 
44,5 
1.500 
895 

"    "i63" 
1.031 

'"'985 

Williams    .,. 

Wood   

Wvandot  .... 

367 
1.401 

""646 

Totals   .... 

104.815 

35.779 

105.194 

35,883 

84,178 

35,155 

89.293 

28,154 

Pluralities 

69,036 

69.311 

49,023 

61,139 

^    Nash  over  McLean, 
t    Nash  over  McLean. 


Tones  had  plurality 
Jones  had  plurality 


in  county 
in  county 


of  14.  9S4. 
of  1,425. 


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TABLE  GIVING  VOTE  FOR  PRESIDENT,  1900,  AND  GOVERNOR,  1899, 
WITH  TOTAL  VOTE. 

t 


Governor,  1899. 


Counties. 


President,  1900. 

Repub- 

Demo- 

lican. 

cratic. 

> 

1=^ 

1 

^ 

3,535 

3,169 

6,865 

5,281 

6,540 

12,021 

2,641 

3,399 

6,150 

9,272 

3,438 

13,251 

.  6,126 

2,529 

8,958 

2,895 

4,812 

7,862 

8,217 

6,251 

14,971 

2,991 

4,397 

7,529 

6,025 

8,880 

15,353 

2,668 

1,720 

4,514 

4,306 

3,192 

7,698 

8,806 

6,243 

15,537 

3,990 

4,244 

8,474 

4,149 

2,394 

6,740 

10,255 

5,997 

17,100 

3,692 

3,940 

•       7,687 

3,150 

5,968 

9,309 

45,299 

42,440 

91,136 

4,834 

6, •003 

11,094 

2,684 

3,766 

6,630 

3,765 

3,337 

7,360 

5,353 

4,837 

10,405 

3,738 

5,431 

9,377 

3,380 

2,438 

5,944 

22,237 

19,809 

43,095 

3,457 

2,262 

5,840 

4,159 

2,388 

6,690 

2,816 

1,1.17 

4,069 

5,100 

2,743 

8,181 

5,014 

3,120 

8,498 

55,466 

40,228 

98,590 

5,559 

5,322 

11,172 

4,389 

4,190 

8,837 

3,274 

2,261 

5,683 

2,623 

4,157 

6,884 

4,078 

3,938 

8,285 

2  923 

2,896 

5,922 

1,269 

3,394 

4,769 

4,993 

3,906 

9,109 

4,932 

3,313 

8,436 

6,470 

3,575 

10,499 

4,011 

3,797 

8,002 

3,920 

1.733 

5,826 

5,505 

2.876 

8,542 

5,854 

6,716 

12.786 

4,806 

2,951 

8,037 

8,497 

4,989 

13,783 

Repub- 
lican. 


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u 
O 

5 


o 

> 

I 


Adams    

Allen 

Ashland  . . . 
Ashtabula    . 

Athens 

Auglaize  . . . 
Belmont  . . . 

Brown 

Butler 

■Carroll  . . . . 
Champaign 

Clark 

Clermont  . . 
Clinton  .... 
Columbiana 
Coshocton  . 
Crawford  . . 
'Cuyahoga  .. 

Darke   

Defiance  ... 
Delaware   . . 

Erie 

Fairfield  . . . 
Fayette  . . . . 
Franklin  . . . 

Fulton 

Gallia    

Geauga  . . . . 
Greene  .... 
Guernsey  . . 
Hamilton  .. 
Hancock  ... 

Hardin   

Harrison    . . 

Henry 

Highland  .; 
Hocking  .. . 

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson  . . . 
Jefferson  ... 

Knox    

Lake 

Lawrence  . . 
Licking  .... 

Logan 

Lorain  .i.,« 


3,381 
3,595 
2,308 
7,108 
4,806 
2,293 
6,567 
2,713 
4,148 
2,379 
3,863 
6,131 
3,671 
3,693 
8,057 
3,304 
2,417 

21,321 
4,251 
2,130 
3,587 
3,802 
3,285 
3,097 

17,858 
2,875 
3,576 
2,226 
4,412 
.  3,878 

35,740 
4,669 
3,914 
2,800 
2,005 
3,779 
2,439 
1,123 
4,224 
4,068 
5,368 
3,727 
3.221 
4,439 
5.203 
3,876 
6,111 


3,197 
4,564 
2,986 
2,157 
2,227 
4,010 
5,277 
4,227 
6,542 
1,698 
3,010 
5,048 
4,388 
2,286 
4,229 
3,771 
4.538 
7,410 
5,628 
3,205 
3,031 
3,120 
5,067 
2,345 

16,110 
1,825 
2,504 
620 
2,084 
2,793 

36.805 
4,343 
4,012 
2,008 
3,478 
4,003 
2,595 
2.818 
2,848 
3,182 
2,853 
3,564 
924 
2,430 
6,126 
2,575 
2,120 


6,763 

10,282 
5,661 

10,437 
7,538 
6,970 

12,482 
7,148 

13,356 
4,350 
7,220 

12,573 
8,603 
6,277 

13,559 
7,392 
7,806 

67,456 

10,245 
5,920 
7,109 
9,269 
8,773 
5,635 

38,356 
5,222 
6,353 
3,296 
7,414 
7,474 

87.070 

10,438 
8,607 
5.000 
6,077 
8,227 
5,311 
4,226 
8,120 
7,853 
8,793 
7,738 
4,811 
7,190 

11,714 
7,154 

10,966 


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Tabids  Givino  Vote  for  Prbsidbnt,  1900,  and  Governor,  1899,  with  Totai, 

Vote  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


President,  1900. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo- 
cratic 


> 
3 


Governor,  1899. 


Repub- 
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O 
if 

O 


Demo- 
cratic. 


o 

> 

I 


Lucas    

Madison 

Mahoning  . . . 

Marion  

Medina 

Meigs   

Mercer  

Miami  

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum  . . 

Noble 

Ottawa   

Paulding 

Perry 

Pickaway  . . . . 

Pike  

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam 

Richland 

Ross    

Sandusky 

Scioto 

Seneca  

Shelby      

Stark 

Summit 

Trumbull   . . . . 
Tuscarawas  . . 

Union   

Van  Wert 

Vinton 

Warren 

Washington    . 

Wayne    

Williams    . . . . 

Wood  

Wyandot 

Totals  . . . 

Pluralities 


17 
3 
8 
3 
3 
4 
2 

6 
2 

19 
2 
2 
7 
2 
2 
3 
4 
3 
2 
4 
3 
2 
6 
5 
4 
5 
4 
2 
IS 
10 
7 
6 
3 
4 
2 
4 
6 
4 
3 
7 

9 


128 
,197 
,939 
,770 
,510 
,545 
,015 
,197 
,103 
,606 
.639 
,605 
,365 
,704 
,131 
,597 
,180 
.201 
,342 
,311 
,548 
,817 
,461 
,463 
,003 
,756 
904 
,482 
,165 
,072 
,723 
,355 
561 
006 
,141 
,311 
,542 
,244 
,416 
153 
397 


15,390 
2,493 
7,402 
i,141 
2,360 
2,237 
4,460 
5,127 
4,143 

16,236 
2,i88 
2.278 
6,667 
2,173 
3,185 
3,284 
3,599 
4,033 
1,960 
3,651 
3,206 
4,943 
6,581 
5,035 
4,915 
3,629 
5,946 
3,837 

10,651 
8,413 
3,686 
6,867 
2,484 
3,582 
1,648 
2,675 
5,399 
5,263 
3,049 
5.752 
3,268 


33,946 
5,794 

16,970 
8,077 
6,112 
6,978 
6,632 

11,612 
6,368 

37,073 
4,972 
5,088 

14,496 
4,981 
5,417 
7,004 
8,016 
7,408 
4,378 
8,240 
6,931 
7,917 

12,206 

10,677 
9,128 
9,645 

11,263 
6,468 

24,509 

19,084 

11,831 

13,567 
6,180 
7,728 
3,850 
7,185 

12,241 
9,892 
6,680 

13,266 
5.811 


9,314 
3,020 
6,180 
3,274 
3,013- 
3,697 
1,644 
5,425 
1,571 

14,481 
2,554 
2,409 
6,489 
2,540 
1,593 
3.357 
3,513 
2,999 
2,348 
3,540 
3,087 
2,463 
4,714 
5,057 
3,144 
4,685 
3,992 
2,121 

10,757 
6,851 
6,317 
5,300 
3,296 
3,739 
2,055 
3,600 
5,253 
3,890 
3,162 
5,180 
2,137 


7,409 
2,683 
4,726 
3,612 
1,886 
•  2,115 
3,987 
4,343 
3,710 
12,730 
2,151 
2,082 
6,638 
2,075 
2,176 
3,180 
3,502 
3,931 
1,986 
2,629 
2,966 
4,651 
5,509 
4,787 
4,117 
3,438 
4,890 
3,595 
9,099 
4,107 
2,^134 
5,289 
2,390 
3,592 
1,607 
2,291 
4,487 
4,909 
2,866 
4.004 
3.017 


28 
5 

12 
7 
5 
6 
6 

10 
5 

31 
4 
4 

13 
4 
5 
6 


4 

7 
6 
7 

11 

10 
8 
8 
9 
6 

2"i 

15 
9 

12 
5 
7 
3 
6 

10 
9 
6 

11 


543,918 

69,036  1. 

I 


474,882 


1,049,121 


417,199 
49,023 


368,176 


920 


534 
851 
840 
395 
500 
144 
016 
648 
399 
0*22 
871 
897 
853 
792 
080 
831 
631 
194 
473 
090 
363 
519 
013 
149 
262 
892 
899 
101 

'284 
()87 
089 
955 
816 
739 
495 
279 
496 
536 
747 
461 


872 


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TABLE  SHOWING  GAINS  AND  LOSSES.  VOTE  FOR  PRESIDENT,  1900, 
COMPARED  WITH  VOTE  FOR  GOVERNOR,  1899. 


Counties. 


President,  1900.     '     Governor,  1899. 


Repub- 
lican. 


Demo- 
cratic. 


Adams    . . . 

Allen    

Ashland  . . 
Ashtabula 
Athens  , . . 
Auglaize  . . 
Belmont  . . 
Brown    .-. . 

Butler    

Carroll  . . . 
Champaiguv 

Clark    

Clermont  . 
Clinton  . . . 
Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford  . 
Cuyahoga  . 
Darke  .... 
Defiance  . . 
Delaware   . 

Erie    

Fairfield  . . 
Fayette  . . . 
Franklin  .. 
Fulton    . . . 

Gallia    

Geauga  . . . 
Greene  . . . 
Guernsey  . 
Hamilton  . 
Hancock  . . 
Hardin  . . . 
Harrison    . 

Henry    

Highland  . 
Hocking  . . 
Holmes  ... 
Huron  . . . . 
Jackson  . . 
Jefferson    . 

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence  . 
Licking    . . . 

Logan   

Lorain  .... 


I 


3,535 
5,281 
2,t>41 
9,272 
6,12(3 
.  2.895 
8,217 
2,991 
6,025 
2,668 
4,306 
8,806 
3,990 
4,149 
10.255 
3,592 

3.ir>o 

45,2<)9 
4.834 
2.684 
3.765 
5.a53 

3.7:^8 
3,380 

22,237 
3.4,57 
4.159 
2,816 
5, KM) 
5,014 

55,4()<> 
5.5.59 
4,:W9 
3.274 
2,623 
4,078 
2,923 
1,269 
4.993 
4.932 
6.470 
4,011 
3.929 
5,505 
5.8.54 
4,806 
8,497 


3,169 
6,540 
3,399 
3,438 
2,529 
4,812 
6,251 
4,397 
8,880 
1,720 
3,192 

.  6. 24:3 
4,244 
2,394 
5,f)97 

,3.940 
5,968 

42,440 
6.003 
3,766 
3,3:37 
4.a37 
5,431 
2,4:38 

19,809 
2,262 
2,388 
1.117 
2.743 
3.129 

40,228 
5.:322 
4.190 
2,261 
4.157 
3.9:38 
2,896 
3,394 
3,906 
3,313 
3.575 
3,797 
1,7.%3 
2,876 
6,716 
2.951 
4,989 


Repub- 
lican. 


4^  ^ 

u 
O 

O 


3,381 
3,595 
2,308 
7,1#8 
4,806 
2.293 
6.567 
2,713 
4.148 
2.379 
3,863 
6.131 
3,671 
3.693 
8.057 
3,304 
2,417 

21.:321 
4,251 
2,130 
3.587 
3,802 
3.285 
3,097 

17.8.58 
2,875 
3,576 
2,226 
4,412 
3,878 

35.740 
4.669 
3.914 
2.800 
2,005 
3,779 
2,439 
1,123 
4.224 
4.068 
5.:368 
3.727 
3,221 
4.439 
5.203 
3.876 
6,111 


Demo- 
cratic. 


CO 

o 


3,197 
4,564 
2,986 
2,157 
2,227 
4.010 
5.277 
4.227 
6,542 
1,698 
3.010 
5,048 
4,388 
2,28(i 
4  229 
3,771 
.  4,538 
7,410 
5,628 
3,205 
3.031 
3.120 
5.067 
2,345 

16.110 
1 ,825 
2,504 
620 
2,084 
2,793 

36.805 
4,343 
4,012 
2JH\S 
3.478 
4.003 
2,595 
2.818 
2.848 
3,182 
2.a53 
3,564 
924 
2.430 
6.125 
2.575 
2,120 


Gains  and  Losses. 


Republican. 


p 
*S 

o 


154 

1.686 
333 

2,164 

1,320 
602 

1,650 
278 

1,877 
289 
443 

2,675 
319 
456 

2,198 
288. 
733 
23.978 
583 
554 
178 

1.551 
453 
283 

4,379 
582 
583 
590 
GSS 
.  i:36 
726 
890 
475 
474 
618 
299 
484 
146 
769 
864 
.102 
284 
708 
,066 
651 
930 

2,386 


1. 
19, 


1. 


1, 


Democratic. 


C 


2a 

1.976 

413 

1,281 

302 

802 

974 

170 

2,338 

QO 

182 

1,195 

108 

1,76§ 

169 

1,430 

35,0:30 

375 

561 

306 

1,717 

364 

93 

3,699 

437 

ii^ 

497 

659 

3-27 

3,42:^ 

979 

178 

253 

679 

301 

576 

1,058 

131 

7-22 

2.33 

809 

446 

591 

376 

2,869 

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Table  Showing  Gains  and  Losses,  Vote  for  President,  1900,  Compared 
WITH  Vote  for  Governor,  1899  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


Luca>    

Madison  . . . 
Mahoning  . 
Marion  .... 
Medina  .... 

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami   

Monroe    

Montgomery 
Morgan  . . . 
Morrow  . . . 
Mu-skingum 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    . . 

Perry    

Pickaway   . . 

Pike    

Portage    . . . 

Preble 

Putnam  .... 
Richland   ... 

Ross   

Sandusky    . . 

Scioto   

Seneca    .... 

Shelby   

Stark 

Summit 

Trumbull  . . 
Tuscarawas 

Union    

Van  Wert.. 
Vinton  .... 
Warren  .... 
Washington 
Wayne  .... 
Williams    .  . 

Wood    

Wyandot    . . 

Totals  . . 


President,  1900, 


Repub- 
lican. 


17.128 
3,197 
8.939 
3.770 
3,510 
4,545 
2,015 
6,197 
2.103 

19.60() 
2.639 
2.605 
7.365 
2.704 
2,131 
3.597 
4,180 
3,-^01 
2,342 
4.311 
3.548 
2.817 
5.461 
5.463 
4,003 
5 .  75(» 
4.Jm4 
2,482 

13,165 

10.072 
7,723 
6,355 

.3,561 
4.006 
2.141 
4.311 
6.542 
4.244 
3.416 
7.153 
2.397 


Demo- 
cratic. 


CO 


15,390 
2,493 
7.402 
4,141 
2,360 
2,237 
4,460 
5,127 
4,143 

16,236 
2,188 
2,278 
6.667 
2.173 
3.185 
3.284 
3,599 
4,033 
1.960 
3.651 
3.2m) 
4,943 
6,  .581 
5,035 
4,915 
3,629 
5,946 
3,837 

10,651 
8,413 
3,()86 
6,867 
2,484 
3,. 582 
1,648 
2,675 
5.399 
5.263 
3.049 
5,752 
3,268 


543.918  I  474.882 


Net  Gain.. I  126,719  |  106.706 

I  I 


Governor,  1899. 


Repub- 
lican. 


14  =0 


C 


9,314 
3,020 
6,180 
3,274 
3,013 
3,697 
1,644 
5,425 
1,571 

14,481 
2,554 
2,409 
6,489 
2,540 
1.593 
3.357 
3.513 
2.999 
2,348 
3,540 
3,087 
2.463 
4.714 
5,057 
3,144 
4,685 
3,992 
2,121 

10,757 
6.851 
6,317 
5.300 
3.296 
3.739 
2,055 
3,600 
5,253 
3,890 
3.162 
5.180 
2.137 


417.109 


Demo- 
cratic. 


03 


7.409 
2,683 
4,726 
3,612 
1,886 
2,115 
3,987 
4,343 
3,710 
12.730 
2.151 
2.082 
6,638 
2,075 
2,176 
3,180 
3.5(^2 
3.931 
1,986 
2,629 
2,966 
4.651 
5,509 
4,787 
4,117 
3,438 
4,890 
3,595 
9,099 
4,107 
2,434 
5.289 
2,390 
3.592 
1,607 
2,291 
4,487 
4,909 
2.866 
4.004 
3.017 


Gains  and  Losses. 


Republican. 


"3 

O 


7,814 
177 

2,759 
496 
497 
848 
371 
772 
532 

5,125 
85 
196 
876 
164 
538 
240 
667 
202 


771 

461 

354 

747 

406 

859 

1,071 

912 

361 

2,408 

3.221 

1.406 

1.055 

265 

267 

86 

711 

1.289 

354 

254 

1.973 

260 


368.176  I  126.725 


126.719 


Democratic. 


O 


o 


7,981 

'2,676 ' 

529 

474 

122 

•  473 

784 

433 

3,506 

37 

196 

29 

98 

1,009 

104 

97 

102 


1,022 

240 

292 
1,072 

248 

798 

191 
1,056 

242 
1,552 
4,306 
1,252 
1,578 
94 

""ii" 

384 
912 
354 

183  I 

1,748  I, 

251   I 


190 


107.285  I  579 

I 


26^ 


10 


106,706  I. 


14     .-  S 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  Of  STATE. 


TABLE  SHOWING  GAINS  AND  LOSSES,  VOTE  FOR  vSECRETARY  OF 
STATE,  1900,  COMPARED  WITH  VOTE  FOR  GOVERNOR,  1899. 


Secretary  of  State, 

Governor,  1899. 

Gains  and  Losses. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Repub- 
lican. 

Demo- 
cratic. 

Republican. 

Democratic 

Counties. 

d 

a 

M 

9 

a> 

K :  oJ 

«1 

8 

o 

^ 

3 

a 
'S 

O 

U 

Adams    

3,649 

3,169 

3,381 

3,197 

168 

1   -is 

Allen 

5,271 

6,537 

3,595 

4,564 

1,676 

1,973    .... 

Ashland   

2,(539 

3,400 

2,308 

2,986 

331 

414 

Ashtabula   . . 

9,2.54 

3,417 

7,108 

2,157 

2,146 

1,260 

. , . . 

Athens   

6,096 

2,524 

4,806 

2,227 

1,290 

297 

Auglaize 

2,-887 

4,813 

2,293 

4,010 

594 

803 

Belmont 

8,201 

6,259 

6,567 

5,277 

1,634 

982 

.... 

Brown    

2,984 

4.401 

2,713 

4,227 

271 

174 

Butler 

5,993 

8,896 

4,148 

6,542 

1,845 

2,354 

Carroll 

2,661 

1,721 

2,379 

1.698 

282 

23 

Champaign   . 

4,300 

3,188 

3,863 

3.010 

437 

178 

Clark    

8,786 

6,231 

6,131 

5,048 

2,655 

1.183 

Clermont  . . . 

3,984 

4,245 

3,671 

4.388 

313 

143 

Clinton    .... 

4,140 

2,392 

3,693 

2.286 

447 

m 

Columbiana  . 

10,:?26 

5,977 

8.057 

4,229 

2,169 

1,748 

Coshocton  . . 

3,r)82 

3,950 

3,304 

3,771 

278 

179 

Crawford   . . . 

3,145 

5.968 

2,417 

4,538 

728 

1,430 

.... 

Cuyahoga    . . 

45,859 

41.640 

21,321 

7,410 

24,538 

*  •  •  • 

34,230 

Darke  

4,832 

6,001 

4,251 

5.628 

581 

373 

Defiance 

2,680 

3,765 

2,130 

3,205 

550 

560    .... 

Delaware  . . . 

3,775 

3,329 

3,587 

3,031 

188 

2f)8 

Erie 

5,356 

4,832 

3,802 

3,120 

1,554 

1.712 

Fairfield 

3,722 

5,435 

3,285 

5,067 

437 

368 

Fayette 

3.375 

2,f>9 

3,097 

2,345 

278 

84  '.... 

Franklin 

22,181 

19,858 

17,858 

16.110 

4,323 

3,748  1.... 

Fulton    

3,452 

2,257 

2,875 

1,825 

577 

432    ... 

Gallia    

4,157 

2,393 

3,576 

2,504 

581 

Ill 

Geauga 

2.816 

1,106 

2,226 

620 

590 

486  |.... 

Greene   

5,078 

2,713 

4.412 

2,084 

666 

6'2<}  ; . . . . 

Guernsey   ... 

4,997 

3,130 

3,878 

2,793 

1,119 

3:^7  i.... 

Hamilton  . . . 

55,299 

40,146 

35,740 

36,805 

19.559 

3,341 

Hancock    . . . 

5.559 

5,314 

4.669 

4,343 

890 

971 

Hardin   

4.382 

4,207 

3,914 

4,012 

468 

195 

Harrison   . . . 

3,264 

2,277 

2.800 

2,008 

464 

269 

Henry 

2.607 

4,166 

2.005 

3.478 

602 

688 

.... 

Highland  ... 

4,079 

3,937 

3,779 

4,003 

300 

66 

Hocking 

2,916 

2.898 

2,439 

2,595 

477 

303* 

Holmes    

1,266 

3,393 

1 .  123 

2,818 

143 

575 

Huron 

4,9a3 

3,901 

4,224 

2,848 

759 

1,0.53 

Jackson    

4,920 

3.310 

4,068 

3.182 

852 

1-28 

Jefferson    . . . 
Knox    

6,361 

3,685 

5,368 

2,853 

993 

832 

*    *  * 

4,004 

3,793 

3,727 

3.564 

277 

2''9 

Lake   

3.928 

1,729 

3.221 

924 

707 

805  i . . . . 

Lawrence  . . . 

5,498 

2,871 

4,439 

2.430 

1,0.59 

441   1.... 

Licking 

5.849 

6,722 

5.203 

6.125 

646 

597    .... 

Logan  

4,808 

-  2,941 

3,876 

2.575 

932 

366    ... 

Lorain 

8,429 

4,980 

6,111 

.     2,120 

2,318 

2,860 

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Table  Showing  Gains  and  Losses,  Vote  for  Secretary  op  State,  1900, 
Compared  \vir\i  Vote  for  Governor,  1899  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


Secretary  of  State 
1900. 


Repub- 
lican. 


U  ce 


^ 

^ 


Demo- 
cratic. 


^1 


Governor,  1899. 


Repub- 
lican. 


^1 

u 
o 
a> 

O 


Demo- 
cratic. 


as  u 


Gains  and  Losses. 


Republican. 


•a 

o 


Democratic. 


•a 
o 


o 
i4 


Lucas 

Madison 

Mahoning  . . 

Marion  

Medina 

Meigs   

Mercer 

M  iami 

Monroe    .... 
Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum  . 

Noble   

Ottawa  . . .  •  ■ 
Paulding   . . . 

Perry 

Pickaway  . . . 

Pike 

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam 

Richland    . . . 

Ross 

Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto  

Seneca  

Shelby 

Stark   

Summit    

Trumbull  . . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union 

Van  Wert  . . . 

Vinton 

Warren 

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams 

Wood  

Wyandot 

Totals  .. 

Net  Gain 


17,094 
3,197 
8,971 
3.758 
3,502 
4,531 
2,011 
6,200 
2,100 

19.512 
2,6a3 
2,606 
7,347 
2,701 
2.117 
3,594 
C171 
3,196 
2,343 
4,305 
3,545 
2,816 
5,464 
5,466 
4,003 
5,748 
4,901 
2,481 

13,085 

10,020 
7,708 
6,3.50 
3,559 
3,997 
2,ia5 
4,296 
6,517 
4,2.39 
3,414 
7,147 
2,389 


543.389 
126,190 


15,377 
2,491 
7,355 
4,152 
2,356 
2,226 
4,443 
5,120 
4,139 

16,312 
2,186 
2,266 
6,673 
2,170 
3,192 
3,287 
3,595 
4.035 
1,9.58 
3,646 
3,198 
4,939 
6.569 
5,050 
4,910 
3,635 
5,956 
3,838 

10,710 
8,404 
3,678 
6,858 
2.481 
3,. 590 
1,649 
2,660 
5,401 
5,2.59 
3,072 
5,739 
3,257 


9,314 
3,020 
6,180 
3,274 
3,013 
3,697 
1,^4 
6,425 
1,571 

14,481 
2,554 
2,409 
6.489 
2,540 
1,.593 
3,.a57 
3,513 
2,999 
2,348 
3,540 
3,087 
2,463 
4,714 
5,057 
3,144 
4.685 
3,992 
2, '121 

10,7.57 
6.851 
6,317 
5,30<) 
3,296 
3,7.39 
2,055 
3,600 
5,253 
3,890 
3,162 
5,180 
2,137 


474,078 
105,902 


417,199 


7,409 
2,683 
4,726 
3,612 
1,886 
2,115 
3,987 
4,343 
3,710 
12,730 
2,151 
2,082 
6,638 
2,075 
2,176 
3,180 
3,502 
3,931 
1,986 
2,629 
2,966 
4,651 
5.. 509 
4,787 
4,117 
3,438 
4.890 
3,595 
9,099 
4,107 
2,434 
5.289 
2,. 390 
3.592 
1,607 
2,291 
4,487 
4,909 
2,866 
4,004 
3,017 


7,780 
177 

2,791 
484 
489 
834 
367 
77r, 
529 

5,031 
79 
197 
858 
161 
524 
237 
658 
197 


765 
458 
3.53 
750 
409 
859 
1,063 
999 

m) 

2.328 

3,169 

1,391 

1,050 

263 

258 

80 

696 

1,264 

349 

252 

1,967 


368,176 


126,195 
126,190 


7,968 

2^629 

540 

470 

111 

456 

777 

.  429 

3,582 

35 

184 

35 

95 

1,016 

107 

93 

104 


1,017 

232 

288 

1,060 

263 

793 

197 

1,066 

243 

1,611 

4,297 

1,244 

1,569 

91 

'*42 
369 
914 
a50 
206 
1,735 
240 


106,472 
105,902 


192 


28 


570 


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REPORT  OF  SLCKETARY  OF  STATE. 


CONGRESSIONAL  VOTE  FOR  MEMBERS  OF  THE  I'IKTY-SEVENTH  CON- 
GRESS AT  THE  ELECTION  HELD  NOVEMBER  G,  1000. 

First  Congressional  District. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R.    1 

Proh. 

Peo. 

is  • 

S  D. 

County. 

5 

Jacob  E. 
Reed. 

o 

u3 

o 

Hamilton  (part  of) 

•26,434 

18,430 

68 

137 

6 

377 

Plurality 

8.004 

1 

Second  Congressional  District.  * 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.R. 

Proh. 

Peo. 

?.  D. 

County. 

si 

■§1 

CO  CO 

Henry 

Ketter. 

6 

Walter  E. 
Richards. 

Hamilton  (part  of )  .* 

28.029 

22,859 

64 

136 

4 

549 

Plurality 

5,170 

Third  Congressional  District. 


/ 

Rep. 

Dem.* 

U.  R. 

Peo. 

S.  D. 

S  L. 

Counties. 

S3 
.  5 

s 

<i 

..a 

42 

II 

8^ 

Butler   

6,356 

18.977 

3,549 

8,601 

16.913 

3,214 

84 
70 
32 

9' 

1 

36 

343 

•      2 

103 

MontfiTomerv  

70 

PYebif      .:::;.:::.;;:.:.. 

Totals  

28.882 
154 

28,728 

186 

10 

381 

173 

Plurality 

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ELECTION   STATISTICS  FOR   IQCa 

Fourth  Congressional  District. 


213 


Rep. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

§■ 

be 

T3 

o-C 

u 

«c5 

w 

o< 

Allen  ... 
Auglaize 
Darke  . . 
Mercer  . 
Shelby  .. 


5.233 
2,808 
4.801 
2,<M)5 
2,480 


Totals  .. 
Plurality 


17,327 


6,60j 
4,90:^ 
6, 05?^ 
4,456 
3,851 


25.870 
8.543 


Fifth  Congressionai*  District. 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

=1 

Defiance          » ■. . . 

2,796 
2,622 
3,499 
2.821 
3,998 
3.440 

3,700 

Henry    

4.162 

Paulding 

3,396 

Putnam 

4,946 

Van  Wert 

3,609 

Williams 

3,071 

Totals 
Plurality 


19.176 


22,884 
3,708 


Sixth  Congrbssionai«  District. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Counties. 

IS 

1 

< 

Hoi 

Brown    

2.991 
4,025 
4,ia3 
5,084 
4,063 
4,264 
• 

4,396 
4,219 

2,38:^ 

2,723 
3.974 
2.71i 

36 

Oermont  

105 

Ointon 

39 

Greene   

46 

Hifirhland  

9*^ 

Warren  

53 

Totals 

24.610 
4,203 

20.407 

371 

Plurality  

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214 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


Sevbnth  Congrkssionai*  District. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

■ 
Counties. 

So; 

11 

Q 
(ft  d 

u  o 

Clark  

8,787- 
3,372 
3,202 
6.246 
3.211 

6,275 
2,4^32 
2,491 
5.089 
4.039 

81 

Fayette   

38 

Madison ■ ^ 

1.^ 

Miami | 

77 

Pickaway   

58 

Totals 

24.818 
4.492 

20,326 

267 

Plurality •. 

Eighth  Congressionai,  District. 


• 

Rep. 

Dem. 

r.  R. 

Counties. 

1! 

i 

Chamoaiirn     ' 

4,334 
3,805 
5,366 
4,411 
4.818 
3.553 

3,180 
3,3,51 
5,560 
4,202 
2.9.5:3 
2,502 

31 

Delaware    

60> 

Hancock  

49 

Hardin  

79 

Logan  

63 

Union            

39 

Totals 

26.287 
4.539 

21.748 

321 

Plurality  

Ninth  Congressional  District. 


Counties. 


Rep.        Dem. 


•'2 

it? 


Pulton    I  3,453 

Lucas    I  16.828 

Ottawa  2 .  102 

Wood   I  7,161 

I 

Totals I  29.544 

Plurality    I  2.847 


Q  S 


2.278  I 
15,445 
3,222 
5,752 


26,697 


S.  D. 


o 


6 
J)i6 

3 
no 


1,037 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR   I9OO. 

Tenth  Congressional  District. 


215 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

' 

1^ 

James  K. 
McClung. 

Adams 

3,569 
4,155 
4,926 
5,489 
2,341 
5,764 

3,166 

Gallia    

2,398 

Jackson 

3,327 

Lawrence   

2,880 

Pike  ; 

1.963 

Scioto  

3,635 

Totals 

26,244 

8,875 

17,369 

Plurality    

EX^EVBNTH  CONOUtSSIONAI,  DiSTKICT. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Coimtics. 

Ml 

Athens 

6,054 
2,883 
4,461 
4,165 
5,472 
2,119 

2,589 
2,925 
2,289 
3,636 
5,060 
1,675 

75 

Hocking  . .  > 

4D 

Meigs   

^'> 

Perry    .             

4-> 

Ross    ." 

19 

Vinton   

5 

Totals 

25,154 
6,980 

18,174 

212 

Plurality     

TWEI^FTH  CONGRESSIONAI,  DISTRICT. 


» 

Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Proh. 

S.  L. 

Counties. 

(A 

a 

0 

Fairfield    

3,725 
21,980 

5,463 
20,224 

42 
114 

79 
270 

Franklin   

6 

Totals   

25,705 
18 

25,687 

156 

349 

a 

Plurality    

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REPORT   OF    SECR^'^ARV   OF    FTATE. 

Thirteenth  Congressioxai,  Distrjct. 


Rep. 

r3 

Dcm. 

<l 

^-    2 

a 

•— > 

r.  R. 

Connties. 

t 

O 

0 

Crawford    

3.124 
5  019 

5.995 
5,213 
4,103 
4,950 
0,009 
3.270 

Erie .    . 

14 

Alarion    ^ 

3  757 

Sandusky   

Seneca 

Wyandot . 

3.9S(> 
4,7!M) 
2,:i83 

30 
20 
43 

i 

Totals 

Plurality    

23,002 

29,(»72 
0,010 

119 

2 

i 

Fourteenth  Congressional  District. 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

William 

Woodburn 

Skiles. 

OP. 

u 

Ashland 

2.043 
5,012 
3,988 
8,132 
2,020 
5,020 

3.420 

Huron   

3,900 

Knox   

3.845 

Lorain  

5,a37 

Morrow   

2.300 

JRichland    

0.445 

' 

Totals    

28.021 

25.247 

Plurality 


Fifteenth  Congressional  District. 


Counties. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

T3 

o 

0    s 

0 

>.    f 

lenr 
Van 
Voo 

•*" 

Guernsey   . . . 

Morgan    

Muskingum 

Noble    

Washington 

Totals   . 
Plurality 


1 


4,585 
2.510 
7,108 
2,540 
5,844 


3,019 
2,301 
7,053 
2.351 
0.134 


r.  R. 


«; 


I  22.023  I  21.458  ! 
!     1.105  I I. 

I  '  I 


44 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR   I90O. 

Sixteenth  Congressionai,  District. 


217 


Belmont .* I  8.191 

Carroll |  2,676 

Harrison    ,  3 ,  284 

Jefferson I  6.5S8 

Monroe    i  2,099 

Totals 22,838 

Plurality  '  4 .912 


* 

Rep. 

Dcm. 

Counties. 

S 

u  3 

1  = 

6.3  S 
1,728 
2,-61 
3,476 
4,133 


17,926 


Seventeenth  Congressionai*  District. 


" 

Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Counties. 

George 
Adams. 

John  W. 
Cassing- 
ham. 

Thomas  N. 
Madden. 

Scattering. 

Coshocton  

3,474 
1,362 
5,847 
6,355 
4,245 

4.115 
3,303 
6,735 
6,874 
5.248 

35 
15 
29 
91 
47 

Holmes 

Licking 

Tuscarawas   

Wayne 

24 

Totals   

21,283 

26,275 
4,992 

217 

24 

Plurality  

Eighteenth  Congressionai,  District. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Proh. 

S.  L. 

Counties. 

(A 

•it 

<> 

6.2 

Columbiana   

10,065 

8.551 

12.863 

6,148 

7,919 

10,959 

64 
43 
31 

506 
149 
254 

i 

1           39 

Mahoning 

17 

Stark    .,.. 

87 

Totals    

Plurality    

31,479 
6.453 

25,026 

138 

909 

143 



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REPORT   OF.  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

Nineteenth  Congressionai*  District. 


'Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Counties. 

5 

Si    . 

5^ 

=  8 
wo 

Ashtabula    

9.264 
2,805 
4,264 
10.077 
7.719 

3,423 
1.122 
3,696 
8.434 
a.  676 

-83 

Geauga , 

16 

Portage   

2i> 

Summit   

39 

Trumbull 

64 

Totals 

34,129 
13,778 

20,351 
• 


227 

Plurality 

1 

Twentieth-  Congressional  I^strict. 


Rep.  ^ 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

S.  L. 

S.  D. 

I.  R. 

I.  R. 

Counties. 

B  g 

1 

«2 
1 

OS 

Cuyahoga  (part  oO  •  • 
Lake 

17,707 
2,802 
2.267 

18.165 
1,631 
2,291 

129 

6 

29 

338 
3 
3 

375 

28 

27 
7 
5 

1,300 
1.298 

Medina    

1^75 

Totals 

Plurality   

22,776 
689 

22,087 

164 

344 

405 

39 

3,97a 

1 

Twenty-First  Congressional  District. 


■ 

Rep. 

c 
o  o 

p. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Proh. 

S.  L. 

S.  D. 

County. 

^  2 

•8 
o 

< 

<2 

Cuvahoffa  (oart  of) 

1 

28.605  1  •']  OlT 

1 

145           328 

( 

344            •  57J^ 

■ 
Plurality 

6,658 

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ELECTION  STATISTICS  FOR  IQCO- 


219 


VOTE  AND  PLURALITIES  OF  JUDGES  OF  THE  CIRCUIT  COURTS  AT  THE 
ELECTION  HELD  NOVEMBER  6,  1900. 

First  Judiciai*  Circuit. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

S.  D. 

Counties. 

E 

'SI 

Butler 

6,227 
4,071 
4,153 
55,741 
4,301 

8,697 
4,178 
2,394 
39,867 
2.666 

Clennont 

Clinton 

.. 

Hamilton    

1,046 

Warren 

Totals 

74,493 
16,691 

57,802 

1,046 

Plurality    

Second  Judiciai.  Circuit. 


Counties. 


Champaign  . 

Clark 

Darke   

Fayette   

Franklin  . . . 

Greene 

Madison  . . . 

Miami 

Montgomery 

Preble 

Shelby 

Totals  . . 

Plurality 


4,304 
8,811 
4,841  I 
3,372 

22,209 
5.080 
3,201 
6.208 

19,391 
3,551  I 
2,465 


83,433  I 
I 
11,635  I. 


3,203' 
6,247 
6,010 
2,430 

19,920 
2,720 
2,405 
5,124 

.16,585 
3.2«r) 
3.859 


71,798 


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REPORT  OF.  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
Third  Judiciai.  Circuit. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

,8 

Hjj. 

J-c 

c  s 

(Ad. 

«  S 

<U 

—  0 

a 

TZ0^ 

a 

^ 

•-» 

Allen  .... 
Auglaize  . 
Crawford  , 
Defiance  . 
Hancock  . 
Hardin    . . 

Henry   

Logan  . . . 
Marion  . . 
Mercer  .. . 
Paulding  . 
Putnam  . . 
Seneca  . . . 
Union  . . . 
Van  Wert 
Wyandot 


5.301 
2/JlO 
3.158 
2,()99 
5,578 
4,418 
2,014 
4,817 
3,765 
2.050 
3,589 
2,845 
5,i)30 
3,5:i3 
4.0<M] 
2.390 


Totals I  58 . 


Plurality 


I 


0.487 
4,805 
5.907 
3,780 
5. 340 
4,201) 
4,17G 
2.951 
4.158 
4.412 
3,305 
4.1^29 
5.1>29 
2.510 
3.005 
3,275 


09,844 
11.069 


Fourth  Judiciai.  Circuit. 


Counties. 


Dem. 


X 


Adams 

Athens  » 

Brown 

Gallia 

Highland   . . 
Hocking  . . . 

Jackson  

Lawrence  . . 

.Meigs    

Pickaway   . . 

Pike  

Ross 

Scioto   

Vinton 

Washington 


3.561 
'  0.000 
2,985 
4,160 
4,074 
2,918 
4,934 
5,502 
4,532 
3,205 
2,341 
5.465 
5 ,  757 
2,133 
6,530  ! 


3,169 
2,526 
4,400 
2,397 
3,962 
2,904 
3,313 
2,870 
2,-229 
4.043 
1,961 
5.066 
3,640 
1,653 
5.411 


Totals    I  64,097  |     49.544 

Plurality  '  14,553 


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ELECTION  STATISTICS   FOR   I9OO 

Fifth  Judiciai.  Circuit. 


221 


Counties. 


Rep. 


Dern. 


is 


Ashland 

Coshocton  . 
Delaware  . . 
Fairfield  . . . 
Holmes  . . 

Knox 

Licking 

Morgan 

Morrow 

Muskingum 

Perry 

Richland  . . . 

Stark   

Tuscarawas 
Wayne 


Totals 


Plurality 


2,C4o 
3 ,  575 
3,799 
3,722 
1,208 
3,989 
5,850 
2,012 
2,012 
7,413 
3.870 
5,471 
13,078 
0,353 
4,245 


70,502 


3,409 
3,970 
3,357 
5,455 
3,402 
3,821 
0,738 
2,223 
2,291 
0.094 
3,904 
0,584 
10.70a 
0,875 
5,270 


74.815 
4,314 


Sixth  Judicial  Circuit. 


Counties. 


Short  Term. 


Rep.    '    Dem. 


^X 


s 


Regular  Term. 


Rep. 


^^ 


Dem. 


ffitC 

i 


Erie   

Fulton  . . . 
Huron  . . . 
Lucas  . . . 
Ottawa  .. 
Sandusky 
Williams 
Wood    ... 


Totals   

Pluralities 


374 
454 
,003 
,145 
.127 
.912 
,422 
.104 


47,001 
I     4,095 


4,843 
2,271 
3,890 
15,429 
3,193 
5,040 
3,082 
5,752 


5.378 
3,450 
5,000 
17,134 
2,120 
3,911 
3,418 
7,105 


I 


43,500 


47,594 
•4,115 


4,840 
2,206 
3,899 
5,408 
3,192 
5,038 
3,082 
5,754 


48.479 


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Seventh  Judiciai^  Circuit. 


Ashtabula  . . 
Belmont  . . . 
Carroll  .... 
Columbiana 

Geauga   

Guernsey  .. . 
Harrison  .. . 
Jefferson  ... 

Lake 

Mahoning  .. 

?*ionroe 

Noble 

Portage  . . . 
Trumbull   . . 


Counties. 


Rep. 


c 
o 


9,276 
8,225 
2,671 
10,255 
2,820 
5,022 
3,286 


Totals 


s 


6,489 

3,949 

9,022 

2,117 

2,705 

4,333 

7,725 

•. 

77,895 

2 

Eighth  Judicial  Circuit. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

S.  L. 

Counties. 

05 .« 

Aruold 
Greeu. 

f 

•-> 

Cuvahocra   

46,154 

8,452 

3,508 

10,105 

41,596 
4,984 
2,359 
8,420 

'    700 

Lorain 

10 

Medina 

4 

Summit   

12 

Totals 

68.219 
10,860 

57,359 

726 

Plurality 



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223 


VOTE  FOR  AND  PLURALITIES  OF  MEMBERS  OF  THE  DECENNIAL 
STATE  BOARD  OF  EQUALIZATION  — 1900. 

First  District. 


Rep. 

Rep. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

County. 

d 

a 

go 

rt  o 

John  W. 
Harper. 

Hamilton   

55,532 

55,395 

55,429 

40,114 

40,215 

40,195 

»      Pluralities    

15,317 

15,180 

15,214 

Second-Fourth  District. 


Rep; 

Repi 

Dem. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Counties. 

c 

a 

3^ 

.  1^ 

t!  « 

f 

CO 

f 

o 

a 

O 

Second  — 
Butler   

5,990 
4,253 

2,977 
3,986 

5,979 
4,233 

•  2,977 
3.971 

8,909 
2,695 

4.412 
4,248 

8,876 
2,725 

4,409 
4,259 

] 

Warren 

Fourth  — 
Brown h 

Clermont  

Totals   

17,206 

17,160 

20,264 

20,269 

1 

Pluralities 

3,058 

3,063 

Third  District. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

U.  R. 

Counties. 

B  a 

a 

Montgomery 

19,491 
3,555 

16,469 
3,209 

Preble   

1 

Totals 

23.046 

19,678 

1 

Plurality 

3,. 368 

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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OF   STATE. 

Fifth-Sixth  District. 


\ 

Rep. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

I* 

Fifth- 
Clinton  

4.152 
3,300 

5,078 

3,803 
5,409 

4,153 
3,300 
5,084 

3.904 
5,40^9 

2.392 
2,434 
2,722 

4.170 
5,003 

2M(y 

Fayette 

2.439 

Greene   

2,718 

Sixth  — 
Hicrhland   

3,979 

Ross 

5.050 

Totals   

21,928 

22,030 

10.781 

10.578 

Pluralities  

5,147 

5.255 

Seventh  District. 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

1 

to '5 

•-^  S 

5-5 

Adams 

3,502 
4,799 
2,330 
5.781 

3,170 

Jackson    

3,446 

Pike  

1.974 

Scioto    - * 

3.012 

Totals  

10.472 

12,202 

Pkirality   

4,270 

Eighth  District. 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem 

r 

it 

Gallia 

4.100 
5.404 
4.531 
2.134 

2  395 

Lawrence    

2,908 

Meigs   

2.233 

Vinton , 

1,053 

Totals 

10,289 

9,189 

Plurality   

7.100 

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NlNTH-FOURTKENTH  DISTRICT. 


225 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

' 

^1 

.2-55 

Ninth  — 
Athens    » 

6,103 
3,723 
2,906 

68 
2,6*29 
1,218 
6,515 

2,536 

Fairfield    

5,456 

Hocking 

2,915 

Fourteenth  — 
Monroe  (part  of) 

163 

Morgan    

2,191 

Noble  (oart  of) 

1,012 

Washington 

5,427 

Totals 

23,162 

19,700 

• ... .  - 

Plurality    

3,462 

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Ei/KVENTH  District. 


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Tenth  District. 

Cotinties. 

• 

Rep. 

Dem. 

4 

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Jeremiah 
O'Shaugh- 
nessy. 

Franklin   

22,266 
3,224 

19,877 
4,028 

Pickaway    

Totals 

25,490 

23,905 

plurality 

1,585 

Connties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

4 

i 

OhamDaifm ' 

4,302 
8,798 
3,207 

3,207 
6,266 
2,488 

Clark   

Madison 

Totals     

16,307 

ll,9i61 

Plurality     

4,346 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

TWEI.FTH  District. 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

! 

1 

'it 

1 

Darke 

4,841 
6,210 
2,504 

6,013 

Miami   

5,122 

Shelby 

3,822 

. 

Totals   

13.555 

14,957 

Plurality   

1,402 

Thirteenth  District. 


• 
Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Hardin  

4.410 
4.810 
3,762 
3,552 

4,215 

Logan    

2,962 

Marion 



4,160 

Union  

2,494 

Totals   

16.534 

13,831 

Plurality   

2,703 

Fifteenth-Sixteenth  District. 


Counties. 


Rep. 


bfi 

a 


11 


Pem. 


•a 

c 


Fifteenth  — 
Muskingum 
Perry 

Sixteenth  — 
Delaware    . 
Licking  . . . 

Totals  ... 

Plurality 


7,361 
4,177 

3,753 
5.878 


21,169 


734 


6,714 
8,618 

3,395 
6,708 


20,435 


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SEVENTEENTH-TwENTy-ElGHTH  DtSTRICT. 


227 


Rep. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

1^ 

a 

Seventeenth  — 

Knox  

2 

3,831 
2,288 

3,400 
5.296 

Morrow  

Twenty-eighth  — 

Holmes  

Wayne 

2 

Totals 

2 

14,815 

2 

Eighteenth-Nineteenth  District. 


Rep. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

bo 

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IB 

ii 

r 

Eighteenth  — 
Coshocton  

3,592 
6,366 

5,012 
2,043 
1,101 

3,593 
6,344 

5,005 
2,061 
1,098 

3,955 

6,868 

3,136 

3,957 

962 

3,947 

Tuscarawas  

6,862 

Nineteenth  — 

Guernsey    

3,131 

Monroe  ( part  of) 

3,950 

Noble   (part  of) 

965 

Totals   

18,114 

18,101 

18,878 

18,855 

Pluralities  

764 

741 

TWENTIETH-TWENTY-SECOND  DISTRICT. 


Rep. 

Dem. 

Proh. 

Counties. 

la 

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Twentieth  — 

Belmont     

8,203 
3,281 

10,229 
0,464 

6,263 
2,266 

5,978 
3,568 

226 

Harrison    

52 

Twenty-second  — 

Columbiana      ... 

518 

Jefferson 

263 

Totals    

28,177 

18,075 

1,059 

Plurality    

10  102 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE, 
^    Tw«NTY-FIRST  DISTRICT. 


Counties. 

'■■.   '  i'-y)^. ' — ' 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Carroll   

2,681 
13,082 

1,722- 

Stark  ^ 

10,748. 

Totals   

15,763 

12,470 

Plurality 

3,293 

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Twenty-third  District. 


■ 

Counties. 

Rep. 

a 

Mahonincr  

9,037 

Trumbull 

7,725 

Total 

16,7(52^ 

Twenty-Fourth-Twenty-Sixth  District. 


Counties. 


Rep. 


Dem. 


o 


Twenty-fourth 
Ashtabula  .. 

Geauga   

Lake 

Twenty-sixth  - 

Portage 

Summit  . . . . 

Totals   ... 

Plurality  . 


9,268 
2,812 
3,884 

4,319 
10,035 


30.318 
11,878 


3,4ia 

1,117 
1,782- 

3,662 
8,461 


18,44^ 


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Twenty-Fifth  DisTiacT. 


229 


Rep. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

Proh. 

Proh. 

S.L. 

S.L. 

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45,279 

41,548 

41,988 

610 

588 

696 

689 

977 

967 

Pluralities 

3,615 

3,291 

TwknTy-Sevknth-Twbnty-Ninth  District. 


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Rep. 

Dem. 

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Lorain 

8,449 
3,498 

2,647 
5,444 

4,984 

Medina   ^ 

2,356 
3,406 

T*wenty-ninth  — 

Ashland , 

Richland 

6,606 

Totals   

20,038 
2,686 

17,352 

Plurality 

Thirtibth  District. 


Counties. 


Rep. 


Dem. 


E 


^rie  

Huron  . . . 
•Ottawa  . . . 
Sandusky 


Totals   .. 
Plurality 


5,338 
5,003 
2  U2 
3,879 


16,332 


4,874 
3,906 
3,200 
5,071 


17,051 
719 


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Counties. 


Dam. 


CO 


Crawford 
Seneca  .. 
Wyandot 

Total 


5,99(K 
5,98a 
3,287 


15,267 


Thirty-second  District. 


Counties. 


Dem. 


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IL, 


Allen  .... 
Auglaize  . 
Defiance  . 
Mercer  . . 
Paulding 
Van  Wert 
Williams  . 

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4,^2 
3,782- 
4,44€ 
3,311 
3,605. 
3,081 


29.615- 


Thirty-third  District. 


Counties. 


Rep. 


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O 


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o    . 


Dem. 


Dem. 


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OS 

CO  a 


Fulton 

Hancock 

Henry 

Lucas 

Putnam 

Wood   

Totals  ... 

Pluralities 


3,447 
5,580 
2,611 
17,120 
2,822 
7,142 


3,446 
5,568 
2.612 
17,111 
2,813 
7,106 


38,722 
793 


38,656 
727 


2,279 
5,336 
4,174 
15,444 
4,942 
5,754 


37,929 


2,265. 
5,339 
4,170- 
15,36e 
4,94S 
5,80^ 


37,895 


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VOTE  AND  PLURALITIES  OP  COMMON  PLEAS  JUDGES  AT  THE  ELEC- 
TION HELD  NOVEMBER  6,  1900. 

Second  Common  Plbas  District— Second  Subdivision  (Short  Term). 


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Short  Term. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Jacob 
Kreider 
Mower. 

ChatnDaifm  

4,302 
8,767 
4,840 
6,209 
3,549 

3,203 

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Darke  

6,009 

Miami   

5,123 

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3,201 

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3,845 

23,822 

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Dem. 

Counties. 

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Ointon    

4,150 

5,089 

19,458 

4,297 

2,394 

Greene      • 

2,722 

Montcromerv 

16,725 

Warren                   , 

2,674 

Totals    

32,994 
8,479 

24,515 

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Fourth  Common  Plbas  District— First  Subdivision^ 


Counties. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

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Erie 

5,351 
5,003 
17,081 
1,873 
3,901 

4,862 

Huron  

3,906 

Lucas .' 

15,475 

Ottawa  

3,461 

Sandusky   

5,041 

. 

Totals   

33,209 
.  '464 

32,745 

Plurality    

Fourth  Common  Plbas  District— Second  Subdivision. 


Rep. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Dem. 

Counties. 

4 

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4^ 

Lorain    

8,453 
3,503 
9,920 

8,455 
3,515 

10,008 

4,984 
2,358 
8,607 

4,980 

Medina  

2  346 

Summit 

8  467 

Totals   

21,876 
5,927 

21,978 
6,029 

15,949 

15,792 

Pluralities 

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Counties. 

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r 

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Fairfield   

3,741 
2,917 
4,162 

5.443 
2,905 
3,631 

2 

Hocking 

Perry    

Totals 

10,820 

11,979 
1,159 

2 

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Ninth  Common  Pi^bas  District— First  Subdivision. 


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Dem. 

4 

H 

•Carroll   

2,623 
10,251 
12,924 

1,737 

Columbiana 

5,981 

.Stark  

10,947 

Totals   

25,798 
7,133 

18,665 

Plurality  

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2,817 
3,942 

3,400 

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9,788 

6.253 

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T^UMBER  OF  TOWNSHIPS  ACCORDING  TO  CENSUS  OF  1900,  AND  NUMDuR 
OF  VOTING  PRECINCTS  ACCORDING  TO  ELECTION  RETURNS  OF  I'Jt.O 
BY  COUNTIES. 


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14 

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15 

24 

28 

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16 

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50 

14 

18 

12 

24 

10 

37 

14 

28 

13 

20 

18 

52 

22 

25 

16 

31 

20 

217 

20 

32 

12 

21 

18 

27 

11 

23 

14 

26 

11 

17 

19 

126 

12 

16 

15 

24 

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12 

24 

19 

28 

16 

273 

18 

37 

15 

28 

15 

21 

13 

21 

17 

24 

11 

24 

14 

17 

19 

31 

12 

26 

14 

41 

22 

30 

8 

16 

14 

25 

Conntfes. 


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Adams 

JUlen  

Ashland 

Ashtabula  ., 

Athens 

Auglaize  .. 
Belmont  ... 

Brown 

Butler 

•Carroll 

Champaign. 

Clark 

-Clermont... 
Clinton  .... 
Columbiana 
Coshocton  . 
Crawford... 
Cuyahoga . . 

Darke 

Defiance 

J>elaware... 

Erie 

i'airfield.  .. 

Fayette 

Franklin 

Pulton 

<;allia 

Geauga  ..   . 

•Greene 

Guernsey . . . 
Hamilton... 

Hancock 

Hardin 

Harrison 

Henry 

Highland... 
Hocking.... 

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson .... 
Jefferson  .. 

Knox  

Lake 

I«awisence..  . 


Licking  .... 

Logan     

Lorain 

Lucas 

Madison 

Mahonit^... 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs 

Mercer 

Miami 

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan  

Morrow 

Muskingum. 

Noble 

Ottawa 

Paulding..... 

Perry 

Pickaway 

Pike  .• 

Portage 

Preble 

Putnam 

Richland 

Ross 

Sandusky . . . 

Scioto 

Seneca 

Shelby 

Stark  

Summit 

Trumbull   .. 
Tuscarawas. . 

Union 

Van  Wert  . . . 

Vinton 

Warren 

Washington . 

Wayne 

Williams 

Wood , 

Wyandot 

Totals., 


26 
18 
21 
14 
14 
15 
15 
18 
12 
14 
12 
18 
14 
14 
16 
26 
15 
12 
12 
14 
15 
14 
21 
12 
15 
18 
16 
12 
16 
15 
14 
17 
17 
25 
22 
14 
12 
12 
11 
22 
16 
12 
20 
13 


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24 
88 

113 
22 
46 
28 
20 
27 
21 
33 
21 

106 
16 
22 
45 
22 
18 
23 
25 
22 
15 
26 
21 
24 
33 
29 
26 
29 
31 
23 
83 
58 
44 
39 
23 
24 
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39 
84 
21 
40 
20 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


ARTICLES  OF  INCORPORATION 

FILED  IN  THE  OFFICE  OF  THE  SECRETARY  OF  STATE 

NOVEMBER  16,  1899,  TO  NOVEMBER  15,  1900, 

INCLUSIVE. 


BANKS,  SAVINGS  AND  IX)AN  ASSOCIATIONS. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


People's  Savings  and  Banking  Company. 
Cygnet   Savings   Bank   Company 

National    Trust    Company ...*. 

People's   Savings   Bank   Company 

Unity  Banking  and  Savings  Company... 

Farmers'  and  Citizens'  Bank  Company... 

City   Banking   Company 

Bank  of  Commerce  Company ♦. ... 

Farmers'  and  Merchants*  Bank  Company. 

Fort  Recovery  Savings  Bank  Company  — 

Newton   Falls   Banking   Company 

G uarantee    Deposit    Company 

Provident    Loan    Company 

(luardian   Savings   Bank  Company 

Akron  Trust  Company 

Broadway  Savings  Bank  Company 

Canton   State   Bank 

Guardian    Trust    and    Safe    Deposit    Co — 
Rocky  River  Savings  and   Banking  Co — 

Cincinnati  Trust  Company 

Bank  of  Wellston ' 

Dime  Savings  Bank  Company 

Genesee  Savings  and   Banking  Company.. 

Ashtabula  Savings  Bank  Company 

Wood  County  Savings  Bank  Company — 

Dime  Savings  Bank  and  Loan  Company., 

West  Side  Dime  Savings  Bank  Co 

Farmers'    and    Mechanics'    Savings    Bank 
Company 

Union  Bank  and  Savings  Company 

Windermere   Savings  and   Banking  Co  — 

Grand  Rapids   Banking   Company 

Sylvania  Savings   Bank   Company 


Youngstown 
Cygnet    


Cleveland 


Painesville  . . . . 
Cincinnati     . . . . 

Pajme    

Kent    

Columbus    

Arlington    

Fort  Recovery. 
Newton  Fall?. 
Cincinnati    .... 


Akron 


Toledo    

Canton    

Zanesville   I 

Rocky    River 

Hamlet     

Cincinnati     


Wellston    

Akron    

Cleveland    

Ashtabula    

Bowling    Green, 

Toledo    

Columbus    


Roseville    

Cleveland    

East  Cleveland. 
Grand  Rapids. . 
Sylvania    


Bank'g   business 

Business  of  sav- 
ings  banks.... 

Banking,  receiv- 
ing money  on 
deposit,    etc... 

Business  of  sav- 
ings banks,etc. 

Business  of  sav- 
ings banks,etc. 

Business  of  sav 
ings  banks,etc. 

Business  of  sav- 
ings banks.etc. 

Business  of  sav- 
ings bankSfCtc. 

Business  of  sav- 
ings banks.etc. 

Business  of  sav- 
ings banks.etc. 
»S  a  V  i  n  g  s  and 
loan  associat'n 

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc  1 

Savings  and 
loan  associat'n 

Savings  and 
loan  associat'n! 

Trust  Co.  and 
banking,    etc..|^ 

Bank'g   business 

Bank'g    business 

Safe  deposit, etc, 

Bank'g   business 

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc   

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc   

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc  

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc   

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc   

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc   

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc 


Banking      busi- 


nes.    etc    .... 

Banldng  busi- 
ness, etc  .... 

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  .... 

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc   .... 


1899. 
Nov.  IS 

Dec.   4 

'*      5 

••    11 

"    16 
1900. 
Jan.  29 

•*    29 

"    31 

Mar.  8 

Apr.  3 

*'      9 

*•    11 

•*    14 

"    20 

"    26 

May   3 

"    17 

"    17 

"    17 


June  1 
"  9 
"  16 
'*    21 

July  9 
"  19 
"    21 

"    81 

Aug.22 

"    21 

"    80 

Sept.  7 


$300,000 
26.000 

1,000,000 
100.000 
100,000 
25^000 
50,000 
100,000 
25.000 
25,000 
25.000 
60.000 
50.000 
100,000 

100,000 
60.000 

100.000 
50,000 

25.000 

500,000 

25,000 

50,000 

60.000 

50,000 

80,000 

50.000 

60.000 

25,000 
200,000 
25.000 
26.000 
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BANKS,  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS  —  Concluded. 


Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Purpose.            Filed. 

1 

Capital 
Stock. 

Killbuck   Savings  Bank  Company 

Killbuck. 

Bradner   

Rossford    

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

Capital    

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  

Banking  busi- 
ness,  etc  

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  

General  banking 
business  

Safe  deposit 
business  

Banking  busi- 
ness, etc  

Sept.27 
Nov.  2 
•*      2 
'•    10 
"    10 
"    18 

Bradner   Savings   Bank   Company 

1      $26,000 

Rossford  Savings  Bank  Company 

25,000 

Provident  Savings  Bank  Company 

26,000 

Arovident   Trust   Company 

250,000 

^ccyy   Savings   Bank   Company 

.250,000 

60,000 

Total    Companies    88 

• 

$4,070,000 

BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 


• 

Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Filed. 

Capital 
Stock. 

Home  Co-operative  Union  Building  and  Loan  Asso- 
ciation      

Lima   ....  . .  .     .  . . 

1900. 

Jan  .  8 
Feb.  10 
April  19 

^'  27 
May    - 

••  31 
June  18 
July    30 

Sept.  28 

Oct.      6 

Nov.     3 

"       12 

$5,000,000 
1,000,000 

Fidelity  Building,  Loan  and  Savings  Company 

Northern  Ohio  Building  and   Loan  Company 

Columbus    

Cleveland    

6,000,000 

Home  Savings  and  Loan  Association   Company 

Stark  County   Building  and   Savings  Association 

South  Brooklyn 

Canton    

200,000 
400.000 

Toledo    

Akron 

100,000 

Summit   County  Building  and  Savings  Company 

400,000 

Equity  Savings  and   Loan  Company 

Youngstown 

Rushsylvania 

Springfield    

6CO,000 

Mahoning  County  Building  and  Savings  Company... 
Rushsylvania   Building  and  Loan   Company 

400,000 
60,000 

Clark  County   Building  and  Savings  Company 

South  Park  Home  and  Savings  Company 

SeciA-ity  Building  and  Loan  Company V 

Marietta   Building  and   Savings   Company 

400,000 

Dayton   

1,000,000 

Cleveland    

1,000,000 

Marietta  

400,000 

Capital    

ToUl    Companies    14 

$15,850,000 

CEMETERY  ASSOCIATIONS. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Ladies*  Cemetery  Association  of  West  Richfield,  Ohio 

Mount   Zion   Park   Cemetery  Association 

Corner  Cemetery  Association  of  Gomcr,  Ohio 

Salem    Cemetery    Association 

Rich    Hill    Cemetery   Association 

Harshman   Cemtery   Association — 

8ueen  City  Benevolent  Burial  Association  of  Cincinnati,  O 
oney   Creek   Valley   Cemetery   Association 

Greenwood     Cemtery    Association 

Ripley   Cemetery  Association 

Cincinnati  Mutual  Burial  Association 

Lutheran  and  Reformed  Cemetery  Association  of  Thornville 

Ohio  

Stanwood    Cemetery    Association 

Maple  Wood  Cemetery  Association 

Honey  Creek  Cemetery  Association 

Zoar   Cemetery  Association 

Total  Associations  16 


Richfield    

Zimmerman   

Gomcr    

Salem     

Rich    Hill    

Harshman    

Cincinnati    

New  Carlisle  

Key     

Ripley    Church,    Ripley 

Tp.,   Holmes  Co 

Cincinnati     

Thornville    

Stanwood     

Christie    Chapel,     Allen 

Co    

One  and  one-half  miles 

north  of  Christiansburg 
Zoar   


Dec. 

7 

190( 

. 

Jan. 

0 

12 

" 

29 

Feb. 

19 

*• 

27 

*♦ 

27 

Mar. 

24 

April 

28 

May 

9 

*' 

10 

" 

81 

June 

8 

July 

5 

Oct. 

81 

Nov. 

10 

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CHURCHES  AND  CHURCH  SOCIETIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Church   of   God 

'German   Evangelical  Lutheran  St.  Jacobi  Congregation 

Findlay  Street  Methodist  Protestant  Church,  of  Portsmouth, 
Ohio 

First  Presbyterian  "Church  of  Crestline.. 

McDermott  M.   E.  Church  Aid  Society 

Union  Congregation  of  Lick-Chapel 

Saint  Luke's  Evangelical   Lutheran  Church 

:Slavish  Roman  Catholic  Knights  of  Saint  George  of  U.   S. 

of  A  T : 

•Church  of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

St.  Luke's  Evangelical   Lutheran  Congregation 

Women's    Home    and    Foreign    Missionary    Society    of    the 

First  Presbyterian  Church  of  Mansfield,  Ohio 

Church  of  Christ  (Disciple)  of  Coshocton,   Ohio 

Pleasant  Hill  Church  of  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

Church    of    Christ 

Ebenezer  Old  People's  Home  of  the  Evangelical  Association 

Prospect   Street   Presbyterian   Church 

Home  Mission  Board  of  the  German  Baptist  Brethren 
Church   for   Northeastern   Ohio...., 

Utah    Gospel    Mission 

Evangelisch-Lutherische    Friendens-Gemeinde    

Randall    Free    Baptist    Church 

First  Independent  Church  of  Cleveland^  Ohio 

Board  of  Trustees  for  Stryker  Society,  Church  of  the  United 
Brethren    in    Christ 

Presbyterian  Church  of  Camba,   Ohio 

First  Church  of  Christ,   Scientist,  of  Springfield,   Ohio 

Central  Christian  Church  of  Hubbard,   Ohio 

Board  of  Trustees  of  Wauseon  Mission,  Church  of  the 
United    Brethren    in    Christ 

Board  of  Trustees  of  Swan  Creek  Society,  Maumee  Mis- 
sion,  Church  of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

Church  of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

Board  of  Trustees  for  Enterprise  Society  of  Delta  Circuit, 
Church  of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

First  Church  of  Christ,   Scientist,  of  Youngstown,   Ohio 

Board  of  Trustees  for  Beaver  Creek  Society  of  Stryker 
Circuit  of  the  North  Ohio  Annual  Conference,  Church 
of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ 

Cleveland   Christian    Science    Institute 

First   Brethren  Church,   of  Dayton,   Ohio 

Brnae    I  srael's    Congregation 

Board  of  Trustees  for  Spring  Hill  Society  Wauseon  Mission 
of  the  North  Ohio  Annual  Conference  Church  of  the 
United   Brethren   in  Christ   (old  constitution) 

Soard  of  Trustees  for  Bethany  Society,  Wauseon  Mission 
of  the  North  Ohio  Annual  Conference,  Church  of  the 
United   Brethren   in  Christ   (old  constitution) :••;•■• 

3oard  of  Trustees  for  Fountain  Society,  Wauseon  Mission 
of  the  North  Ohio  Annual  Conference,  Church  of  the 
United   Brethren  in  Christ   (old  constitution) 

First   Presbyterian  Church  of   Newcomerstown 

German  Evangelical  Lutheran  St.  Marcus  Church 

Saint    Stanislawa    Bishop    Mancelnik 

Hancock   County   Camnmeeting  Association 

Broad   Street    United   Brethren   Church 

-St.    Luke's   Evangelical   Lutheran   Church 

Parsonage  Board  of  Wren  Charge,  Auglaize  Conference. 
U.    B.    Church .^ 

First  Congregational  Church  of  Fairport,   Ohio.' 

First    Church    of    Christ 

Board  of  Church  Extension  of  the  Evangelical  Association.. 

First   Religious  Society  of  Vinton 

United   Brethren   in   Christ,    Marion,   Ohio 

West  Hi^h  Street  United  Brethren  in  Christ  Church 

Presbyterian  Conoregation  of  New  Harrisburg,   Ohio 

Main  Street  Church  of  Christ  of  West  Unity,  Ohio 

First  Spiritualist  Society  of  Ashtabula,   Ohio 

Central  Committee  of  the  Catholic  Knights  of  America  of 
Hamilton    County,    Ohio 

St.  Clair  Avenue  Presbyterian  Church 

German   Reformed   Memorial   Church 

American    (Christian    Convention 

Dugan  Hill  Free  Methodist  Church 


Berlin  Heights 

Toledo   

Portsmouth    

Crestline    

McDermott    

Sec.  22,  Washington  Tp. 

Defiance   Co    

Youngstown    

Cleveland    

New  Madison  

Columbus    

Mansfield     .^.. 

Coshocton  

New   Paris   

Liberty  Tp.,   Union  Co 

Flat  Rock  

Ashtabula    

Maple   Grove    

Cleveland     

Richfield  Tp., Henry  Co 

Randall     

Cleveland    

Stryker    

Camba    

Springfield    

Hubbard    

Bethany   Church   House. 

I  Monclova    

Dry  Creek  Church,   De- 
fiance Co  

Bethel  Ridge 

Youngstown   

Stryker    

Cleveland    

Dayton    

Marietta  

Spring  Hill   


Franklin  Tp.,  Fulton  Co. 


Newcomerstown    

South    Brooklyn    

Youngstown    

Findlay     

Lancaster    

North  Baltimore  

Van  Wert   

Fairport    

Barberton    

Cleveland    

Radcliffe    

Marion    

Lima    

New  Harrisburg  

West  Unity  

•Ashtabula 

Cincinnati    

Columbus    

Toledo    

Dayton    

Salem    Tp.,    Champaign 
Co   


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Nov.  16 
^'   17 

20 

20 

"   25 

Dec.   8 
U 

15 
18 
21 

27 
28 
1900. 
Jan.  2 
8 
9 
10 

"  13 
19 
22 
22 

*•    24 


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29 
81 

2 

5 

6 

10 
13 


Feb. 


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Mar.  6 
Feb.  18 
Mar.  12 


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"  20. 
"  23 
24 
24 
27 
27 

Aj^ri!  2 

9 
9 
10 
16 
17 
19 
4 
5 

7 

9 

16 

21 

21 


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CHURCHES  AND  CHURCH  SOCIETIES  —  Concluded. 


44&' 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Church   of  Christ 

Citizens*   Evangelization   Association 

Mt,   Leigh  Presbyterian  Church 

First   Congregational  Church  of  Marblehead,   Ohio 

Roman  Catholic  Order  of  Kinp  St.  St^ve 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  of  Cincinnati 

Trustees  of  the  African  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 

Finnish  Independent  Evangelical  Lutheran  People's  Church 
in    America    

Board  of  Trustees  of  Zion  Society  of  Delta  Circuit  of  the 
North  Ohio  Annual  Conference,  Church  of  the  United 
Brethren   in   Christ    (old   constitution) 


Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  Ridge  Society  of  Delta  Circuit, 
of  the  North  Ohio  Annual  Conference,  Church  of  the 
United    Brethren    in    Christ '.. 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Jerusalem  Congregation  of  Colum- 
biana,   Ohio    

Christ's   Evaneelical   Lutheran   Congregation 

Shearith    Jacob    Congregation 

Independent   Association    of   Spiritualists 

Church  of  Christ  of  Sherwood,   Ohio 

Fairview   Church    of   Christ 

Second  Congregational  Church  of  Lorain,   Ohio 

First    Baptist   Cnurch  of  Pomeroy 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Good  Hope  Congregation  of  Arling- 
ton,   Ohio   

First   Presbyterian  Church  of  Belle  Center,  Ohio 

Emanuel    Holiness    Association 

Christian    Church    of    Christ 

Evangelical    Lutheran   Church   of   Christ 

Finnish    Congregational    Church 

German  St.   Paul   Evangelical   Church 

St.    Mary's   (Ireek   Catholic   Church 

Church  of  Christ  Extension  Society 

Talmud  Thorah  of  Columbus,    Ohio 

Riverdale    Methodist    Episcopal    Church 

Presbyterian   Church  of   Bellville,    Ohio 

Park  Presbyterian  Church  of  Dayton ,   Ohio 

Church    of    Christ 

Church  of  Christ   (Disciple) 

Presbyterian  Church  of  Hanoverton,  County  of  Colum- 
biana,   Ohio    

German    Evangelical    Salem   Congregation 

South  Church  of  Christ 

West  Union  Christian  Church , 

First  Church  of  Christ,  Scientist,  in  Sandusky,  Ohio 

Norwich   United   Presbyterian   Church 


Total    Societies 


East    Liberty    

Toledo    

Seaman  

Marblehead    

Lorain    

Cincinnati    *. 

VVilberforce    

Ashtabula    

Fulton     Union     Church, 
Fulton  Co  

Bethel  Ridge  

Columbiana    

Dayton    

Cleveland    

Toledo     

Sherwood     

Fairview,  Russell  P.  O.. 

Lorain     

Pomeroy    

Arlington    

Belle   Center    

Five    Points    

Middleport    

Cmcinnati    

Conncaut   

Dennison   

Youngstown    / 

Columbus    

Dayton    

Bellville    

Dayton    

Lexington   

Brink  Haven  

Hanoverton    , 

Cincinnati    

Toledo     

Church  House,  one  mile 

south  of  Kessler 

Sandusky     

Norwich   


1900. 

May     28 

31 

June      5 

8 

8 

14 

26 

July      2 


10 

18 
23 
24^ 
27 
3 
10 
23 
28 


Aug. 


30 
Sept.  5 
11 
11 
12 

"     ir 

21 
22 
24 
28 
28 
3 
12 
17 
18 


19 
22 
26 

1 

IS 


Oct. 


Nov. 


COLLEGES.  LIBRARIES  AND  LITERARY  SOCIETIES. 


Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Filed. 

Medina   Law   Library   Association 

Wade   Park    Home   School 

Ohio   Magnetic   Institute 

Ohio  Institute  of  Osteopathy 

Medina   

1899. 
Nov.    16 

Cleveland     

"        23 

Columbus    

**       29 

Dec     18 

Pleasant   City    Public    Library 

Hahnemann  Society  of  the  Cleveland  Homeopathic  Medical 

College    

Central   Mennonite   College 

Ohio*8  Famous  School  of  Magnetic  Healing 

Zeta   Alnha   Epsilon   Fraternity 

Hippocratean   Society  of  the   Columbus   Homeopathic   Med- 
ical College   

Pleasant   City   

"       19 

Cleveland     

"       20 

BlufFton    

**       22 

London   

1900. 
Jan.     22 
"       28 

Akron    

1 
Cleveland- 

"       25 

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COLLEGES,  LIBRARIES  AND  LITERARY  SOCIETIES  —  Concluded. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Piled. 


Ohio  National   School  of  Magnetic   Healing 

Conneaut  Free  Public  Library  Association 

Syndicate    Library    Association 

Carnegie   College    

West    Lafayette   College 

National  Institute  of  iiiological  Science '. 

American    Bible    University 

St.  John's  College  of  Toledo,  Ohio 

National   Teachers'    Union 

Eaton  Public  Library  Association 

Ademic   Lyceum    Bureau 

Toledo  Conservatory  of  Music  and  Dramatic  Art 

Total     .' 22 


West   JeflFerson 

Conneaut     

Bellefontaine   .. 

Rogers    

West   Lafayette 

Dayton    

Fountain  Park 

Toledo    

Columbus    

Eaton   

Wooste-    

Toledo     


1900. 
Jan.  2S 
Feb.  5 
7 
Mar.  6 
Ajpril  10 

30 
May  22 
July     14 

30 
Aug.  15 
Sept.  29 


CO-OPERATIVE  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Purpose. 

Filed. 

Capital 
Stock. 

"Co-operative    Fishing    Company 

Ashtabula    

Chillicothe    

Ashtabula   

Lima    . .  • •  • 

Fishing,    etc.... 

1809. 

Xnv  1« 

$5,000 

Ashtabula    Co-operative    Creamery    Co 

Co-operative  Bicycle  and  Merchandise  Co. 

Co-operative   Wheel   Company 

shoes,  etc  .... 

Manufacturing 
butter,    etc 

Buying     and 
holding    bicy- 
cles,   etc.,    in 
common    

Manufacturing 
bicycles,    etc.. 

Groceries,   etc... 

Develop'g  claims 
in    Alaska 

Laundry      busi- 
ness     

Dec.l2 
"    19 

Apr.23 

May  9 
••    14 

June  8 

Aug.l7 

4.000 
5,000 

Toledo    

10,000 

Youngstown    Co-operative    Company 

Alaskan   Co-operative   Mining  Company... 

Co-operative  Laundry  Company 

Youngstown    . . . 
Cincinnati   

Dayton   

Akron 

Capital    

5,000 
10,000 

10,000 

6,000 

Citizens'   Co-operative   Real    Estate   Co 

Home-Seekers     Co-operative    Company 

Real  estate 

Real  estate 

Oct.  30 
Nov.  2 

5.000 
2.000 

Total    Comoanies    10 



$62,000 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  AND  POWER  COMPANIEa 


Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Filed. 

Capital 
Stock. 

Mahoning  Valley   Light,   Heat  and  Power  Company. 

Youngstown 

Mt.  Gilead  

1899. 
Dec.     2 
6 

1900. 

Jan.     17 

Feb.     5 

6 

Mar.  21 

"       26 
April  20 
Alay     7 

*'       24 
June   23 
July    16 
Aug.   15 
Nov.     6 

$100,000 
25,000. 

7,500 

Maumee    Electric    Company 

Maumee  

Merchants'   Light,    Heat  and   Power' Company 

Citizens'  Electric  Light,  Power  and  Heating  Company 

People's    Light   and    Power  Company 

Ironton    Electric    Company... 

Norwalk    (^as   and    Electric    Comoanv 

Youngstown  

Dayton    

East  Liverpool 

Ironton  

Norwalk  

Norwood   

Toledo    

Gibsonburg  

Kenton  

55,000 
200,000 

25,000 

1,000 

125.000 

General    Illuminating,    Heat  and   Power  Company 

Maumee    Valley    Electric    Company 

Gibsonburg    Electric    Light   Company 

Citizens'  Electric  Light,   Heat  and  Power  Company.. 

Citizens'  Electric  Light  and   Power  Compaiiy 

Mt.  Gilead  Water,  Light,  Heat  apd  Power  Company. 

100,000 

100.000 

12.000 

20  000 

Sandusky  

100.000 

Mt.  Gilead  

60,000 

Tanitnl 

Total    Comoanies    14 

$930,500 

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ARTICLES   OF   INCORPORATION. 
GAS  AND  OIL  COMPANIEa 


447 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Hartsgrove  Oil  and  Gas  Company... 

Shelby    Gas    Company 

Home  Oil   and  Gas  Company 

Imperial   Oil   Company 

Dual   State  Oil  and  Gas  Company... 

TcflFcrson  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Koscville   and   Crooksville   Company. 

Yarrington    Oil    Company 

Union  Oil  and  Gas  Company 


Corvin    Oil    Company 

-Geneva  Oil  and  Gas  Company.' ,. . . 

Ledge   Oil -and  Gas  Company *. .. 

Owl   Creek   Oil   Company 

Cleveland  Gas  and   Illuminating  Company. 

Mitchell    Oil    Company 

Maplewood   Oil  and   Gas   Company 

E.    A.    Culbertson    Company 

Campbell-Beckett   Oil   and   Gas   Company.. 

Dickason    Oil    Company 

Guarantee    Oil    Company 

Enterprise    Oil    Company 

VV'oostcr   Oil    Company 

Woodland  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Royal   Oif  Company 

Laceyville  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Riverside   Oil   Company 
Mooney  Oil  and  Gas  Cc 


ompany 

Pearl    Oil    Company 

American  Oil  and  Gas  Company 1. 

Biff   Four  Oil   Company 

Belmont  Oil  and   Gas  Company 

Valley   City   Oil  and   Gas   Company 

Lynn  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Edna    Oil    Company 


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npany. 
ipany.. 


as  Company, 
y 


Hartsgrove 

Shelby 

Smithfield  . 
Woodsfield 
Marietta  . . . 
Jefferson  . . 
Koseville  . . 
Cleveland  . 
Jefferson    . . 


Cleveland    

Geneva   

Rock  Creek  ... 
Wapakoneta  ... 

Cleveland    

Bellefontaine   .. 
Maplewood  .... 

Woodsfield    

►Cambridge    

Herring    

Findlay  

Bluffton    

Wooster   

Columbus    

Tiffin    

Cadiz   

Tiffin    

Scio    

Cleveland    

.Akron    

Tiffin    

East  Liverpool 

Sidney  

Pauldmg    

St.   Marys  

Lima    


Jewett    

Cleveland    

Akron    

Lima    

Zanesville    

Lima    

Findlay  

Mount  Victory 

Elyria    

St.  Clairsville  . 

Bremen 

Columbus    

Stillwater  

Marion    

Lima    


Amsterdam  

Columbus    

Hopedale  

Cambridge    

Columbus    

, I  North  Baltimore. 

!ral  Company I  Zanesville    

>mpany I  .Xkron    

I  Minerva   

I  Toledo    

Woodsfield   

r I  Mt.  Vernon   


Nov.  17 

Dec.     1 

1 

5 

6 

7 

"       14 

"       12 

"       16 

1900. 

Jan.      5 

"       18 

•'       18 

"       22 

"       26 

Feb.      8 

7 

"        3 

"       28 

••       23 

Mar.     2 

2 

Feb.    21 

Mar.    19 

"       23 

*•       23 

"       26 

"       28 

"       28 


April 

2 
4 

" 

12 

'* 

13 

<4     • 

19 

" 

30 

May 

18 

*' 

19 

" 

22 

" 

29 

June 

9 

July 

2 

Aug. 


Sept.  1 
'^  24 
27 
28 
5 
6 
8 

"       10 

'•       25 

"       29 

Nov.     1 


Oct. 


$6,000 
80,000 
2,000 
9,600 
50,000 
60,000 
50,000 
50,00(j 
3,000 

60,000 
10,000 
50,000 
20,000 
10,000 
50,000 

2,500 
20,000 
10,000 
50,0(0 

5,000 
10,000 
12,0(!0 
10,000 
15,000 

2,500 

3,0(K) 
16,000 
20.000 
50,000 
10. TOO 

8o,ooo 
5.o:o 

10,0(10 

12.  on) 
lo.roo 
25,roo 

12.000 
50,000 
200.  (HK) 

.•^oo.ono 
10,  wo 

10,000 
300,000 
50,000 

5,000 
10,000 
20.000 
10,000 

5,000 
150,000 
10,000 
10,000 

5,000 
100,000 

5,000 
20,000 
10,000 

6,400 
10,000 
10,000 
10.000 
10.000 
75.000 
25,000 


Total    Companies    64 


Capital 


$2,277,000 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
INSURANCE  COMPANIES  AND  ASSOCIATIONa 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Fncd. 


Northern   Central   Life   Insurance  Company 

Reeves  Iron  Company's  Employees'  MAitual   Benefit  Association  of 

Canal  Dover,   Ohio , 

International   Fraternal  Accident  Insurance  Company 

Intcr-State    Life    Assurance    Company 

Ultra-Standard   Life  Insurance  Company 

Ohio   Life   Insurance   Company 

Railway   Emploves'   Life  and    Pension   Insurance  Company 

American  Accident   Indemnity   Association 

Total  Companies  , "8 


Toledo 


Canal    Dover 
Zanesville   


Cincinnati 
Mansfield   . 
Cincinnati 

Cleveland 


Nov.  a^ 

Dec.     20 
29 

1900. 
Jan,     2» 

"  29 
April  2 
May  17 
Sept.     6^ 


MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Wenaell   Cigar  Company 

Ohio   Lime  and  Cement   Company. 


Mahoning   l^oundry  and   Machine   Co. 
den 


Toledo 


Independent   Paper   Company 

Ohio    Burner    Company 

Tuscarora   Rubber  Company 

Continental    Sugar    Company 

I'lumbers'    Hrass  and   Iron   Manufacturing 

Comj)any    

Columbus  Iron  and  Steel   Company 


Youngstown 
Xenia    


Cincinnati 

Akron   

Cleveland 


Marietta   Milling  Company 

Shipherd    Manufacturing    Company. 
Versailles    Overall    Company 


Sperry  Trolley  Wheel  Company. 


I 


D.  C.  Statler  Company.. 


Dayton    Furniture    Company. 
Purity    Bottling  Company 


Dayton   ... 
Cincinnati 

American  Petroleum  Product  Company 1  Cleveland 


Columbus 

Marietta   . . 

Cleveland 

V^ersailles 

Cincinnati 


Pi  qua 


Crescent   Manufacturing   Company. 

Superior  Gas  Engine  Company 

Strongsville    Brick    Company 

Columbus   Pad   Company 

McGugin  Iron  and  Coal  Company. 

Ellsworth    Brothers    Company 


Gest    Asphalt    Paving    Company. 


Tiffin    Wagon   Company Tiffin    

Paul  A.   Sorg   Paper  Company Middletown    .. 

Amcricon    Cooperage   Company Youngstown  .. 

Electric  Supply  and  Construction  Co Columbus  

Saeltzer   Woolen   Company I  Cleveland  

Monarch  Stove  and   Manufacturing  Co 1  Mansfield  

Barron-Boyle    Company    |  Cincinnati  


Loudonville   . . . 

Springfield    

Cleveland    

Columbus    

Olive    Furnace. 

Cleveland    


Cincinnati 


Cigars,   etc  

Cement,  lime, 
etc    

Iron,   steel,  etc. 

Board,  paper, 
etc  

Stoves,  ranges, 
etc  

All  kinds  of  rub- 
ber goods  .... 
*Sugar   


Brass,  iron,  etc.f 

Pig  iron,  steel, 
coke,  etc  

Flour,  feed,  etc. 

Machinery,    etc. 

Overalls,  shirts, 
etc  

Electro-conduct- 
ing bearings 
for  trolley 
wheels,  etc.... 

Quarry'g  stone, 
mak  g  wooden 
tool  handles, 
etc  

Furniture,    etc.. 

Canning  fruits, 
etc 

Oils,  fluids,  etc. 

Sweat  pads,  etc. 

Gas  engines,  etc. 

Brick,   tile,   etc. 

Pads  and  ham'ss 

Iron,  steel, 
glass,  etc 

Soda  apparatus . 
bottling  ma- 
chinery,   etc... 

Asphalt  pave- 
ments,  etc   ... 

Wap-ons,  etc  ... 

Paper,  etc 

Hoops,  staves, 
kegs,   etc 

Electrical  ma- 
chinery,   etc... 

Wool,  shoddies, 
etc    

Gasoline  stoves, 
etc   

Manuf'g  paints, 
oils,  etc  


Nov.17 


Dec. 


$10,000 

25,000 
25.000 

10.000 

10,000 

10,000 
500^000 

25,ooa 

400,00a 
10,000 
10,000 

10,000 


25.000 


25,000 
15,000- 

6.000 
25.000 
10,000 
SO.OOO 
25,000 

5,000 

160.000 


50.000 

100,000 
250,000^ 
100,000 

30,000 

10,000 

50,000 

100,000 

10,000 


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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES— Continued. 


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Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Toledo  Awning  and  Tent  Company 

Cincinnati  Lighting  Supplies  Company.... 
Silverman,    Levi,    Company 

Akron  Canning  Company 

Consolidated  Cooperage  Company 

Lindsay  Sure  Cure  Dyspepsia  Remedy  Co. 

A.   R.  Elson  Company 

Schraeder   Chemical   Company 

Homer  Commutator  Company 

Samuel  Ach  Company 

Adams  &  Curtis  Shoe  Company 

Advance   Bag   Company 

National  Machine  Tool  Company 

Adoscope  Advertising  Company 

Ohio  Farmers*  Fertilizer  Company 

Canton  .Wholesale  Notion  Company 

Diamond  Pants  and  Notion  Company 

Globe   Paper   Company 

Ohio  Steel  Roofing^ and  Manufacturing  Co. 
Robinson-Merrill  Pottery  Company 

Dutton-Closse    Company 

Patric    Furnace    Company 

Pausch-Prior    Wagon    Company 

Gray  Iron  Casting  Company 

Lytle  Hoof  Plane  Company 

Nokes   Catch   Basin   Manufacturing  Co 

Rupp  &  Wittgenfeld  Company 

Woolscy    Wheel    Company 

Ohio  Paint  and  Varnish  Company 

Port  Clinton  Basket  Company 

Ohio    Oil    Cloth    Company 

Justice  Brothers  Cigar  Company 

Jay  L.  Harrod  Company 

Acme    Foundry   Company 

Charles  H.   Moore  Oil  Company 

Hower  Magic  Cereal  Coffee  Company 

Reliance  Gauge  Column  Company 

Premier   Manufacturing   Company 

Ferguson  Rubber  Heel   Company 

Columbus  Anvil  and  Forging  Company... 

A.   P.   Gould  Company 

Adelson  Cloak  and  Suit  Company 

Granite  Clay  Company 

Ferncding-Heyman    Company    

Warner  &  Swasey  Company 

Mentor   Knitting   Mills   Company 

29     S  S 


Toledo    

Cincinnati  ... 
Gallipolis    ... 

Akron   

Sandusky    . . 

Cleveland    .. 

Magnolia  . . . 
Cincinnati  .. 
Cleveland  . . 
Cincinnati  .. 

Middletown 
Cincinnati  .. 

Qevcland    . . 

Columbus  . . 
Canton   

Marietta  .... 

Lima    

Belle  Center 
Akron   

Cleveland  . . 
Springfield  . 
Columbus  . . 
Springfield   . 

Chillicothe    . 

Cleveland    . . 

Cincinnati  .. 

Sandusky    . . 

Findlay 

Port  Clinton 
Youngstown 
Beach  City  . 
Bellefontame 

Cleveland    . . 

Cincinnati  .. 
Akron    

Cleveland    . . 

Columbus   . . 

it 

Canton   

Cleveland    . . 

Akron   

Dayton   

Cleveland    . . 

Mentor  ..,..< 


Tents,  awnings, 
etc  

Appliances,  etc., 
tor  lighting.... 

Wines,  whis- 
kies, cigars, 
etc 

Food  products, 
etc  

Hoops,  staves, 
etc  

Dyspepsia  rem- 
edy    

Flour,  feed,  etc. 

Chemicals,    etc. 

Electrical  mach'y 

Millinery,  rib- 
bons, etc 

Shoes,  etc 

Paper  bags,  etc. 

Iron  and  wood-  I 
working     ma- 
chinery    

Mechanical  de- 
vices for  ad- 
vertising     

Fertilizers,    etc.. 

Wear'g  apparel, 
etc  

Clothing,  hos- 
iery, etc 

Strawb'd    paper. 

Roofing,    etc.... 

Clay  wares,  etc. 

Men's    clothing. 

Heat'g  apparatus 

Wagons,    etc.... 

Gray  iron  cast- 
ing, etc  

The  Lytle  Hoof 
Plane    

Manuf't'g  catch 
basins    

Uppers,  cut 
soles,  leather, 
etc  

Carriage,  wagon, 
etc.,    wheels... 

Paints,  var- 
nishes,   etc.... 

Baskets,    etc 

Oil  cloth,  etc... 

Cigars,   etc 

Ornam'tal  wood 
work,   etc   

Gray  iron  cast- 
ings     

Oils  and  greases 

Mfff.  products 
oT  cereals,  etc. 

High  and  low 
water  columns. 

Cleaner  for  wall 
paper,  etc 

Ferffuson  patent 
riibber  heel , 
etc  

Forcing  anvils, 
etc  

Dental  and  surg- 
ical chairs,  etc. 

Women's  cloaks, 
etc 

Sewer  pipe,  etc. 

Leaf,  plug  and 
fine  cut  tob'cco 

Machine  tools, 
etc  

Knit  goods,  etc. 


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1899. 
Dec.  14 
"    15 

"    16 

"    18 

"    20 

"  20 

"  21 

"  22 

"  22 


"    28 
"    26 


*'    80 
"    80 
1900. 
Jan.    2 
•*      3 


$30,000 
6,000 

50.000 

25,000 

25,000 

60.000 
20,000 

lo.ono 

25.000. 

25,000 
10,000  • 
60.000 

20,000 


10,000 
400,000 

25,000 

36,000 

60,000 

10,000 

500,000 

25,000 
40,000 
16,000 

20,000 

20,000 

100,000 

50,000 

100,000 

10,000 

15,000 

200.000 

10,000 

10,000 

30,000 
100,000 

35,000 

50,050 

2,000 

100,000 

20,000 

25,000 

10,000 
100,000 

50,000 

600,000 
60,000 


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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


I 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


I 


Bradford  Machine  Tool  Company 

Queen  City   Harness  and  Saddlery   Co.... 


Glidden   &    White   Company. 


Bartholomew   Box  and  Manufacturing  Co. 
Company 


Russell     Engine    Company. 
American    Metallic    .Art    Coi 


Canton   Oil   and   Chemical    Manufacturing 
Company    


Bates  is:  James  Lumber  Company 

Schill     Brothers    Company 

Black  and  Tan   Polislicr  Company 

r.ahlman- Frederick    Chemical   Company. 
National  Condensed  Milk  Company 


Jefferson    Iron   Company 

Easy  .*^pring  Hinge  Company... 
Kingsley  Paint  Dryer  Company. 
Weber,   Lind  &  Hall  Company.. 


Cinctnnati 
Cleveland 


Massillon 
Cincinnati 


Canton    

I  Cuyahoga    Falh 


Crestline    . . 
Painesville 
Cincinnati   . 
Cleveland    . 


Oak  Hill  . 
Shelby  .... 
i  Cleveland 


Zancsville    Iron    Company 

Quicko-Kemedy    Company 

Springfield  I'ence  .Manufacturing  Companyi 
Butler    Sieel    furnace    Company 

Shelby  Machine  and   Foundry  Company... 

David  M.  Manson  Company 

Ironton   Wagon   Works   Company 

Morgan   Engineering  Company 

Canton   Incandescent  Light  Company... 

Ohio   Tanning   Company 


Zanesville   . 
Cleveland    . 

Springfield 
Butler    


Ohio  Valley  Supply  Company. 


U-Bet  Gum   Company 

CIrcenhut  ik  Stottcr  Cloak  Company , 

Sandusky   Automobile   Manufacturing  Co. 
Buckeye   Bag   Printing  Cabinet  Company. 

Dauntless  Burner  and  Gas  Stove  Company!  Massillon 


Shelby    

Youngstown 
Ironton  .... 
Alliance   .... 

Canton    

Cincinnati  ... 


Marietta   ... 

Columbus  .. 
Cleveland  . . 
Sandusky  . . 
Middletown 


Jackson  &  May  Cigar  Company 

Columbus   Malleable  and  Gray   Iron  Cast- 
ing   Company    

Oueen  City   Shoe  Company 

Hickory   Buggy  Company 


Cincinnati 


Columbus 
Cincinnati 


Machinery,  etc.. 

Harness,  harness 
maker  s  sup- 
plies, etc 

Print'g  and  lith- 
ographic inks, 
etc  

Lumber,    etc.... 

Engines,   etc 

Wrought  iron 
and  other  me- 
tallic art  g*ds. 

Oils  and  chem- 
icals     

Stone,  iron, 
lumber,    etc... 

Heat'g  apparatus 

Polishers,    etc... 

Chemicals   

Condensed,  etc., 
milk    

Pig  iron,  brick, 
etc  

Hardware  spe- 
cialties     

Varnishes, p'nts, 
dryers,    etc.... 

Articles  used  in 
papering  and 
decorating   .... 

Iron  and  steel.. 

Medicines, drugs, 
etc  

Wire  fences, etc. 

Steel  furnaces, 
etc  

Furnaces,  plows, 
castings,    etc.. 

Custom  made 
clothing    

Heavy  wagons, 
etc  

Machin'y,  guns, 
etc   

Gasoline  lamp 
fixtures,  etc... 

Tanning  enam- 
eled leather, 
etc  

Oil  well  machin- 
ery,   etc    

Chewing  gum... 

C^Ioaks, suits, etc. 

Automobiles, etc. 

Bag  print'g  cab- 
inets   

Burners,  etc., 
for  gas  heat- 
ing,  etc   

Cigars,  etc 


I 


I 

I 
Star    Manufacturing   Company |  Defiance 

Lease's   Candy   Company 

Empire   Rolling   Mill    Company 

Auburn    Milling    Company 

Peters'  Arms  and  Sporting  Goods  Co. 

Cleveland    Car    Company 

Fiber    Kindling    Company 

Hudepohl    Brewing   Company 

Purity   Candy   Company 

Schuster    Company    

W'olfe  Brothers  Annex  Shoe  Company. 

Laminated  Tube  Company 

Atlas  Machine-  Company 


.1  Cincinnati 
.  I  Cleveland 

.'  Tiro    

.1  Cincinnati 

•  i  Cleveland 

•  I  Cincinnati 

•  I 

.'  Columbus 
.  I  Cleveland 
.    Columbus 

.1  Cleveland 


Lima  Pure  Ice  Company '  Lima 


Gray  iron  cast'gs 

Shoes    

Automob.,  bug- 
gies,  etc 

Ladies'  wearing 
apnarel,   etc... 

Candy    

Iron,   steel,  etc. 

I'lour,  etc  

Arms,  etc  

Cars,  trucks, etc. 

I'ire  kindling.... 

Beer,  etc  

Candies,  etc 

Wines,   etc 

Shoes,   etc 

Tubing,   etc 

Machinery, tools, 
etc   

Artificial  ice, etc. 


1900. 
Jan.  19 

"    20 


••    26 


"    31 
Feb.  1 

«       o  I 
••      3 


"  9 

"  9 

'•  10 

"  10 

Jan.  31 


$100,000 
20,000 


25,000 
25,000 
250,000 


25,000 

2,000 

12.000 

100,000 

10,000 

50,000 

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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


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Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


•Columbus  Steam  Pump  Works  Company.. 
Rundell    Manufacturing   Company 


New   Knoxville  Hoop  Company 

American   Watchman's  Time   Detector  Co. 

Athens  Foundry  and  Machine  Company... 

Piano  Hardware  and  Plating  Company 

Holmes   Furnace  and  Stove  Company 

C    D.   Swallcy  Company 


Columbus 
Cleveland 


New    Knoxville 
Cleveland    


Athens    .... 

Springfield 
Cleveland    . 
Findlay    . . . 


^lahoning   Manufacturing  Company. 
King  Manufacturing  Company 


Youngstown  , 
Piqua   


Ray    Manufacturing    Company 

Downard  Asphalt  Company 

Winchester    Canning    Company 

E.  D.   Howard  Company 

International  Medicine  Case  Company. 

AVade   Jewelry    Company 

Willoughby   Canning   Company 


Loudonville 


Lima    

Winchester 


Slille  and   Duhlmeier   Furniture  Company. 
Columbus   Elastic  Waterproof  Company.. 

<  )hio    Shoe    Company 

Hettrick   Bath   Cabinet  Company.. 

Reserve    Foundry  and   Manufacturing  Co.. 

Spcncc-Baggs  Stove  Cornpany 

Uateman   bace   Steamer   Company 


Columbus    

Dayton  

East    Liverpool, 
Willoughby    ... 


Cincinnati   

Columbus    

Lancaster    

Toledo    

Cleveland    

Martins    Ferry. 
Toledo    


Columbus  Woolen   Mill   Company 

National   Supply  and  Manufacturing  Co... 

Paar   Double  Cushion  Horse  Shoe  Co 

Sanitary   Manufacturing  Company 

r.rowning  Engineering  Company 

Clinton   Milling  Company 

Cirever  &  Troaits  Company 

Malta  Manufacturing  Company 


Columbus 


Dayton  ... 
Canton    . . , 
Hamilton 
Cleveland 


I  Clinton  .. 
Cincinnati 
Malta   


Alter  &   McCaflFrey  Company 

Sandusky   Portland  Cement  Company. 

Linnard   Manufacturing   Company 

Standard   Company 


Columbiana    Boiler    Company 

Springfield   Elastic  Tread   Company 

r.ahanna   Creamery    Companv 

Independent  Pottery 'and  Tile  Company... 
Mann  &  Philpott  Company 

Safetv   Handle   Bar   Company 

Thorpe-Kile  Manufacturing  Company 

Dorman    Heater    Company >. 

Bronson-Walton  Company   

Western  Reserve  Brick  and  Tile  Company. 
American    Electrical    Company 


Cincinnati  . . 
Bay    Bridge. 

Cincinnati   .. 
Cleveland    . . 
Columbiana 
Springfield    . 

Gahanna  

Akron    

Cleveland    .. 


Chardon    . 
Columbus 


Cleveland 


Warren    . . 
Cleveland 

Ohio  Oil  and  Varnish   Company .* (  Cincinnati 


Pandora  Elgin  Butter  Company 

Infallible  Truss  Company 

Irr-Kretchner  MaAufacturmg  Company.. 


Pandora  . . 
Toledo  ... 
Cleveland 


Hydraulic      ma- 
chinery, etc... 

Water  proofing 
liquids,    etc... 

Barrel  hoops, etc. 

Watchman  s  time 
detectors    .... 

Foundry  busi- 
ness     

Piano  hardware 

Furnaces,  stoves 

Millinery  goods, 
etc  

Iron  and  steel 

Tools,  imple- 
ments, etc 

Hame,  tugs  and 
saddlery   

.Asphaltum,   etc. 

Canned  vegeta- 
bles, etc 

Brooms,  whisks, 
etc  

Medicine  cases, 
etc  

Watches,  clocks, 
jewelry,    etc... 

Pickling  meats, 
etc  

Furniture  

Waterproof  cloth 

Shoes,  etc 

Bath   cabinets... 

Brass,  iron,  etc, 

Stoves,   ranges.. 

Lotions,  devices, 
etc  

Woolen,  cotton, 
etc  

Window  clean- 
ers, etc 

Rubber  shoes 
etc  

General  manu- 
facturing,   etc. 

Articles,  prod's, 
etc  

Flour,  etc 

Mchdse. ,  etc 

Lumber,  sash, 
doors,  etc 

Shoes,  etc 

Portland  cement, 
etc  

Dryers,    etc 

Iron,    steel,   etc. 

Boilers,    etc 

Rubber  g'ds,etc. 

Butter,  etc  

Stoneware,  etc.. 

Rubber,  rubber 
goods,  etc 

Handle  bars 

Carriage  bent 
work,    etc 

Hot  air  furnaces, 
etc  

Goods  and  mer- 

►    chandise   

Clay  T^roducts.. 

Electrical  spe- 
cialties   

Oils  and  var- 
nishes     

Butter   

Trusses,    etc    ... 

Articles  made 
from  iron  and 
steel ,    etc   .... 


1900. 
Feb.'21 


"  26 

•'  27 

•*  27 

"  28 
Mar.  2 

"  5 

"  6 

"  5 

'*  5 

"  5 

"  6 

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*•  9 

"  9 

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*•  12 

"  12 

"  12 

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'*  12 

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•'  15 

"  16 

"  16 

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"  20 

"  21 

"  21 

"  21 

'•  21 

"  22 

"  23 

"  23 

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"  27 

"  27 

'•  28 


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1,500 
7,000 

20,000 

20,000 
3,000 
10,000 

25,000 
100,000 

10,000 

10.000 
10,000 

2,500 

30,000 

10,000 

10,000 

10.000 

100,000 
30.000 
00,000 
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10,000 

30,000 

20,000 

5,000 

25,000 

25,000 
20,000 
25,000 

20,000 
50,000 

50.000 
50.000 
10.000 
25,000 
10,000 
5,000 
75,000 

5,000 
25,000 

15,000 

75.000 

50,000 
10,000 

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10,000 
10,000 
5,000 


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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Springfield   Medicine   Company I  Springfield 

Stewart    Soap    Company I  Cincinnati   . 

Toledo  Mirror  and  Beveling  Company Toledo 

Buckeye  Fire  Brick  and  Clay  Company. 

McCrillis   Handle  Company 

Western  Reserve  Medical  Company...,. 
Sevres    China    Company 


Bettsville  Brick  and  Tile  Company,. 

Glen  wood  Soap   Company 

Ivory  Wood  tiber  Plaster  Company. 
Wheeler  Mineral  Springs  Company.. 


Scioto    Furnace. 

Norwalk    

Cleveland 

East  Liverpool.. 


Bettsville   ... 
Cincinnati  ... 

Elyria    

Youngstown 


Standard   Stone   and   Brick   Company |  McClainville 

Knowles   China   Company I  Elast    Liverpool 


Harry   Manufacturing   Company Loudonville 


Mappes    Pottery    Company. 
Eagle    Tool    Company 


Blizzard  Vehicle  Apron  Manufacturing  Co. 
Cleveland  Barrel  Company 


Ohio  and   Pennsylvania   Fence  Company.. 
Cambridge  Stamping  and  Supply  Company 


E.  J.  Jahn  Company 

Hen;iessy  Foundry  Company. 
Painesville  Veneer  Company. 
Globe  Supply   Company 


Cincinnati  Sand  .Blast  Company. 


J.   L.  Shaw  Company. 
U-S-E-A   Hair  Dryer  Company. 


Bedford   Stone   Company 

Passport  Cigar  Company 

Klotts  &  Sons  Cigar  Company. 
Sanitary    Company    


C.    D.    Goss    Company 

Ohio  Automatic  Smoke  Preventer  Co. 


Buckeye    Shoe    Company 

Maole   Grove   Dairy   Company.... 
C.    G.    Ginter    Company 


National    Filtration    Company 

Colonial    Carriage    Company 

Crescent    Enamel    Company 

American  Chemical   Fire  Extinguisher  Co. 

VVellsville    China    Company...* 

Shelby  Stone  Company 

Youngstown    Brick   Company * 

Electric  Supply  and  Manufacturing  Co — 


Cincinnati  . 

Columbus    . 

Cleveland    . 

Urbana  . . . 
Cambridge 

Cincinnati  . 

Springfield 

Painesville 

Lakewood  . 

Cincinnati  . 
Toledo  . . . . 
Akron    


Cleveland    I 

Columbus    ...»..! 


Cleveland 


Columbus  . . 
Mt.  Vernon. 
Columbus    .. 


Circleville 


Cleveland 
Cincinnati 


Wellsville    .. 

Shelby 

Youngstown 
Cleveland    . . 


Woodcock   Feed   Mill   Company. 
Warren    Pottery    Company 


Biggs   Boiler  Works   Company. 
Gallon    Cereal    Company 


I 


Chillicothe  . 
Warren   . . . 


Akron 
Gallon 


Patent  medi- 
cines,  etc   .... 

Soaps,   etc    

Mirror »  art, etc., 
glass    

Brick,  tiling, etc. 

Handles,  etc.... 

Drugs,  etc  

Earthen  ware, 
etc  

Brick   and  tile.. 

Soaps,   etc 

Wall  plaster, etc. 

Carbonated  wa- 
ters, etc 

Terra  Cotta,  etc. 

China,  pottery, 
etc  

Manuf'g  Harry 
Lawn  Swings, 
furnitures,  etc. 

Pottery  ware .... 

Machinery,  dies, 
tools,   etc I 

Storm  aprons, 
etc  

Barrels  and 
cooperage    .... 

Wire  fences,  etc. 

Metal  work,  me- 
tal ware,  etc.. 

Barbers'  supp's, 
etc  

Cast'gs  in  iron, 
etc  

Veneer  goods, 
etc  

Tars,  coke,  car- 
bon ,  etc 

Mirrors,  etc 

Dress  goods, etc. 

Appliances      for 

hair  drying,  etc. 

Grindstones,  etc. 

Cigars,   etc 

Cigars,   etc 

Plumbers'  sup- 
plies,  etc 

Kindling  wood, 
etc  ! 

Devices  for 
smoke  preven- 
tion,  etc 

Shoes,  b'ts,  etc. 

Dairy    products. 

Boxes,  files, 
cabinets,    etc., 

Water  61tration 
machinery,  etc. 

Carriages,  bug- 
gies,   etc   

Enameled  wares. 

Fire  extinguish- 
ers, etc 

Earthen  war  e 
etc  

Gas  and  gaso- 
line stoves, etc. 

Brick, fire  brick, 
etc  

Electrical  and 
mechanical  de- 
vices, etc 

Feed   mills,    etc. 

Tile,  brick, 
stoneware,  etc. 

Mfg.  steam  boil- 
ers, etc 

Mfg.  all  pro- 
ducts of  cere- 
als, etc  


1900. 

Mar.29 
"    29 

"  SO 

"  80 

"  81 

*•  81 


Apr. 


"    12 


"  17 

*'  17 

"  18 

"  18 

"  19 

"  19 

"  19 

"  2.3 

"  24 

"  2> 

"  27 

"  27 


$10,000 
1,000 

1.000 
80.000 
10,000 
10,000 

100,000 
10,000 
10,000 
12,000 

15,000 
50,000 

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10,000 

25,000 

60,000 
25,000 
15,000 
15,000 
5,000 
30.000 
10,000 
10,000 

100.000 

10,000 


"    28 
"    30 
"    30 

100.000 
50,000 
5,000 

May   1 

10,000 

*'      2 

500,000 

*•      2 
*'      2 

20,000 
60,000 

"      2 

10,000 

"      2 

100,000 

"      3 

60,000 

"      4 

10,000 

"      4 

"      7 

60.000 
10,000 

."      9 

25,000 

"      9 

16,000 

20.000 


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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


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Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Nevcr-Slip^-Hose    Supporter    Company. 
Cycle  Plating  Company 

Remmers   Soap    Company 

Vegctol   Company    


Wishart    Iron    Company , 

iifedina  Manufacturing  Company. 

Standard  Oil   Can  Company 

Canton   Crucible   Steel   Company., 


Girard  Boiler  and  Manufacturing  Co. 
Novelty  Wood  Working  Company... 
Toy    Parachute    Company 


"George  Wilson  &  Sons  Company. 


McCollum    Lime    Company 

Big  A   Mill   Company 

Ruckel  Art   Glass  Company 

Home  Butter-Separator  and  Jreezer  Co. 


N.  Thomas  Brewing  Company.... 
-Cleveland  Clean-Street  Company. 


Crown  Chemical  Company 

Hennessy  Shoe  Manutacturing  Company. 
Kent  Chain   Company 


French  Oil  Mill  Machinery  Company. 
Troy  Register  and  Manufacturing  Co. 

Cambridge  Mining  Car  Company 

Dexter   Manufacturing   Company 


T.   M.   Kerr   Company.... 
Crown  Casting  Company. 


Clarke    Fluid    Company 

Massillon  Bottle  and  Glass  Company — 

Oueen  City  Smoke  Consumer  Company. 

Anson  Gas  Company 

Mentzer  Clay  Working  Company 

Owen  Motor  Carriage  Company 

Brass  Manufacturing  Company 

Builders'    Supply   Company 


Marietta    Distillery    Company 

Scheiffele  Shoe  Manufacturing  Company. 
Premium  Manufacturing  Company 

National  Broom  Company 


Fox  Brothers  Manufacturing  Company... 

Shackleton  Comoany   

Wells-Meeker  Motor  Vehicle  Company... 

Ohio  Timber  and  Mineral  Company 

Mack  Chemical  Company 


Schacht    Manufacturing   Company 

International  Bowling  Material  Company. 

XJrbana  Baking  Powder  Company 

Rosewood  Elgin  Butter  Company 

Excelsior  Hard  Rubber  Company 

Eureka  Cistern   Filter   Company 


Century  Machine  and  Manufacturing  Co.. 
Baumgardner  Lowering  Device  Company. 


Cleveland 
Cincinnati 


Wooster 

Medina   . 

Toledo    . 
Canton    . 


Girard  .... 
Warren  ... 
Columbus 

Toledo    . . . 


Tiffin   

New  Matamoras 
Cincinnati  


Dayton  ... 
Cleveland 


Cincinnati 
Kent    


Pi  qua 
Troy  . 


Cambridge 
Troy  


Gallipolis   . 
Marietta  .. 

Cincinnati 

Massillon  . 

Cincinnati 
Toledo  ... 
Kenton  ... 
Cleveland 


Sandusky 

Marietta  .. 

Cincinnati 

Coshocton 

Columbus 


Eaton  

Cleveland 
Columbus 
Cleveland 
Cincinnati 


Columbus 
Urbana  ... 
Rosewood 


Canton   . . . 
Columbus 


Mansfield 
Cleveland 


Garment  supp'rs 
etc 


Mfg.       bicycles 


Toilet  soaps, etc. 

Toilet  and  med- 
ical prepara- 
tions, etc  

Self-heating  sad 
iron,   etc  

King  wind  mill 
and  tower,  etc. 

Oil  cans,  etc.... 

Steel,  tool  steel, 
etc  

Steel  boilers, etc. 

Chairs,  etc 

Toy  parachutes, 
etc  

Boxes  and  w'den 
ware,  lumber 
etc  

Lime,  etc , 

Flour,  feed,  etc. 

Art,  bevel,  etc., 
glass  

Butter  separa- 
tors,  etc 

Beer,  etc 

Receptacles  for 
waste  paper, 
etc  

Chemicals,    etc.. 

Boots  and  shoes 

Forged  prod'cts 
oi    iron,    etc.. 

Oil   mill    mach'y 

Money  registers, 
etc  

Mining  cars, etc. 

Carriage  sun 
shades,   etc.... 

Merchandise,  etc. 

Iron  soil  pipe, 
etc  

Embalming  flu- 
ids, etc 

Bottles,  glass 
jars,  etc  

Smoke   devices.. 

Carbureters,  etc. 

Brick,   tile,   etc. 

Owen  motor  car- 
riage  

Brass  goods, etc. 

Bowling  alleys, 
etc 

Liquors,    etc.... 

Boots  and  shoes 

Novelty  and  ad- 
vertis'g  goods. 

Br'ms,  brushes, 
etc  

Gloves  and  mitt's 

Roofing,    etc.... 

Motor  vehicles.. 

Lumber,   etc.... 

Prussiate  of  pot- 
ash,   etc 

Machine  spccTs 

Alleys,  pins,  etc. 

Baking    powder. 

Butter,  cheese, 
etc  

Rubber  goods, 
etc  

Hard  and  soft 
water  filters, 
etc  

Mill  mach'y. «tc, 

Fire  escapes, etc. 


1900. 
May  10 

"    11 
"    11 


"  28 
••  28 
"    29 

"  29 
"    31 

June  2 
'*     8 

May  25 
June  1 

"     1 

"     1 

"  1 

"  12 

"  12 

"  18 

"  18 
"    IS 

"  14 
"  18 
"    20 

"    20 

"  21 

"  21 

"  21 

"  21 


$10,000 

10,000 
80,000 


50,000 

20,000 

20,000 
10,000 

15,000 
50,000 
15,000 

10,000 


80,000 
20,000 
12,000 

10,000 

80.000 
20(^000 


10,000 
25.000 
30,000 

6.000 
60,000 

20.000 
25,000 

10.000 
20.000 

60,000 

15,000 

40,000 

10,000 

100,000 

80,000 

60,000 
10,000 

60.000 
4^000 
25,000 

10,000 

26,000 
10,000 
6.000 
20,000 
10,000 

25,000 

20.000 

5,000 

10,000 

8,100 

10,000 


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30,000 
50,000 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


M.  Hommel  Wine  Company 

Buckeye   Glove   Company 

Brner-Hopkins   Company    

R,  B.  Jeffery  Company 

Pioneer  Knitting  Mills  Company 

Central   Ohio   Fence  Company 

Clyde   Kraut   Company 

Converse  Manufacturing  Company 

Dunlap  Liffht  Company 

Ben  IrankTin  Electrical  Company 

Vetter  Dyspepsia  Remedy  Company 

Cahill-Leonard    Knitting  Company 

Western  Manufacturing  Company 

Nickle   Plate  Milling  Company 

Imperial  Grain  and  Milling  Company.... 

Ohio    Cereal    Company 

E.  B.  Davidson  Rubber  Company 

Columbus  Handle  and  Manuracturing  Co 

D.  M.  Tones  Shoe  Manufacturing  Co.... 
Alexandria  Halter  Manufacturing  Co.... 

Hood    Brothers   Company 

Columbus   Bug^  Company 

Thorman   Chemical   Company 

Logan  Brick   Manufacturing  Company... 

Geo.  C.  Murphy  Pottery  Company 

Hettrick    Brothers   Company 

Butler   Novelty   Company 

Universal  Bolt  and  Nut  Lock  Company. 


Sandusky 


Mansfield  . 
Columbus 

Byesville  . 
Hamilton  . 
London    . . 

Qydc  

Cleveland 


Canton    . . . . 
Zanesville   . 

Cleveland    . 

Piqua    

Springfield 
Painesville 
Toledo    . . . . 


Circleville 
Cleveland 
Columbus 


Alexandria 


Toledo    ... 

Columbus 

Cleveland 


Kirk-Tucker  Spring  Company. 


Toledo    

East  Liverpool. 
Toledo    


Butler   

Cleveland    . 

Bainbridge 


Ohio  Stove  Pipe  and  Manufacturing  Co. 

Akron    Fertilizer    Company 

Eddy    Oil    Company 


N.    Philadelphia. 

Akron   

Cleveland    


Lowell   Steam    Milling  Company 

Schuster    Brewing    Company 

Cambridge  Art   Pottery  Company 

Minster  Cigar  Manufacturing  Company 

Globe    Chemical    Company 

Cleveland  Copying  Bath  Company 


Crawley  Scenic  and  Pleasure  Railway  Co. 


New  Quaker  City  Glass  Company. 
Parsons   Vehicle   Company 


Lowell    

Massillon  . 
Cambridge 

Minster  . . . 
Cincinnati  . 
Cleveland    . 

Cincinnati  . 


Ouaker    City.... 
Columbus    


National  Voting  Machine  Company Fremont 


Independent    Brewing    Company. 

Brodt    Japan    Company 

Walter   S.    Dudlev   Company 

Ajax  Chemical   Company 


King  Sand  and  Gravel  Company 

TL    H.    Griggs   Company 

Columbus  Sporting  Goods  Company. 

Barnesville    Shoe    Company 

Cleveland    Bending   Company 

American  Steel   Refining  Company... 


Cleveland 
Hamilton 
Toledo  .. 
Akron    . . . , 


Cleveland 


Columbus   ' 

I 

Barnesville  ' 

Olmstead    Falls.  I 
I  Cincinnati   | 


Wine,  malt  and  I 
spirituous  li- 
quors,   etc.. 

Gloves,    etc.. 

Electrical  sup- 
plies, etc 

Hair  tonic,   etc. 

Knit  goods,  etc. 

Fences,    etc 

Kraut,    etc 

Typesett'g,  etc., 
machines  

Lights,  etc 

Electrical  ma- 
chinery, etc... 

Drugs,    etc 

Underwear   

Machinery,    etc. 

Flour,  etc 

Grain  products, 
etc  

Flour,    meal, etc. 

Rubber   articles. 

F'arm  and  garden 
tools,   etc 

Shoes,  etc 

Ropes,  halters, 
etc  

Furniture,    etc.. 

Buggies,    etc 

Alkalies  and 
chemicals   

Brick,  etc 

Pottery,  etc 

Awnings,  tents, 
etc  

Pastry  boards, 
etc  

Iron,  steel,  etc., 
novelties;  bolt 
and  nut  locks, 
etc  

Springs,  mach'y 
for  making 
springs,  etc... 

Stove  pipe,   etc. 

Fertilizers,  etc.. I 

Oils,     grease 
paints  and  ma-l 
chinery    supp'sl 

Milling  business! 

Beer,    etc I 

Brick,  pottery,! 
etc  I 

Cigars,  etc 

Chemicals,   etc.. 

Copying  baths.) 
etc  i 

Scenic  and  [ 
pleasure  rail-l 
ways,   etc j 

Window  glass...' 

Vehicles,  of  all  I 
kinds    I 

Vot'g  machines, 
etc  

Ale.    beer.   etc.. 

Paints,  oils,  etc' 

ConfectVy.   etc.. I 

Proprietary  med-l 
icines   I 

Sand,  gravel ,  I 
etc  

Dry  goods,  car-) 
pets,    etc I 

Sporting  goods, 
etc  

Shoes  andslipp's 

W^ood   work,  etc. 

Steel,  iron,  etc. 


June22 

"  29 

"  30 
July   2 

"  8 

•*  5 

"  5 

••  6 

••  6 

"  9 

"  10 

**  10 

"  10 

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••  13 

*•  13 

•*  14 

"  16 

"  16 

"  17 

"  19 

"  19 

"  20 

"  2.3 

"  23 


24 


26 


26 
25  1 
27 


"  27 
"  27 
•*    30 

Aug.  2 


14 
15  1 
15 
15 


20 

21 

22' 
221 
221 


$200,000 
10,000 

10,000 
1,000 
10,000 
40,000 
10,000 

fO,000- 
90  .^OO' 

io,ooa 

60,»> 

30,000> 
15,000- 
25,000- 

15.000 

600,000 

20,000 

30,000 
40,000 

10,000 
50,000 
10,000 

10,000 
50,00'} 
75,000 

50,00a 

6,000^ 


60,000 


100,000 
25,000 
25,000 


60,000 
12.000 

ioo,oeo 

50,000^ 

8,ooa 

10.000 
6,000^ 


10,060 
10.000 

20,000- 

loo.noo 

20,000 
15.000 

2,500 

25,000 

500.000 

100,000 
80.000 
SS.OilO 

100,000 


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MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


455 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Buckeye  Carriage  Body  Company 

New  Process  Lighting  Company 

Columbia-Morgan  Handle  Bar  Company. 

Irwin-Hunter    Carriage    Company 

Dover   Manufacturing   Company 

Ohio  Brick  and  Pottery  Company 

Meyer  &  Becker  Furniture  Company 

Advanced   Planing  Mill   Company 

Defiance    Milling    Company 

Parsons    Drug   Company 

Chas.  T.  Ampt  Company 

Uill-Kauffman    Manufacturing    Company. 

Norton  &  Cole  Machinery  Company 

Essig  Window  Company 

Benedict   Company    

Crown    Shoe    Company 

Cough-ene  Emulsion  Company 

Lyons   Manufacturing  Company 

Poeppelmeier   Manufacturing   Company... 


B.   Epstein  Company 

Premier  Buggy  Company 

Mingo  Brick  and  Clay  Company*. 

Bowler  Foundry  Company 

Darton  Motor  Vehicle  Company 

Ohio    Pottery    Company 

Ironton  Door  and  Manufactiuing  Co 

Schwab  Safe  Manufacturing  Company 

Motor  Machine  Company 

Hawes    Bugffy    Company 

Canton   Knife  Company 

West  Toledo   Furniture  and   Storage  Co.. 
Standard  Ice  Machine  and  Manufacturing 

Company    

Coachman   Harness  Soap  Company 

Hamilton  Moulding  Company 

Reeves    Manufacturing   Company 

Allen   Manufacturing   Company 

Seneca    Manufacturing    Company 

Champion   Rivet  Company 

Fawcett  Incandescent  Mantle  Company... 

Uniorf  Hat  and  Cap  Company 

Troy  Carriage  Sunsnade  Company 

WoodruflF  Motor   Carriage   Company 

Columbus   Pneumatic  Tool   Company 

Ohio   Buggy   Company 

Economy   Electric   Company 

Solar  Prism  Company 

Martinsville    Creamery    Company 

Cardington  Novelty  Company 


Bellefontaine 
Cleveland    . . . 

Niles 

Cincinnati  ... 
Dover    


Warren    . . . 
Cincinnati 


Defiance  .. 

ClcveUnd 

Cincinnati 

Dayton    ... 


Cincinnati 
Canton   . . . 


Davton    . . . 
Columbus 


Cleveland 
Da3rton   ... 


Cleveland  . . . 
Springfield  . . 
Mingo   Junction 


Cleveland 
Dayton   ... 
Zanesville 
Ironton    . . 
Fostoria  .. 
Cincinnati 


Canton    

West  Toledo. 


Hamilton 
Piqua    . . . 


Dover    . . . . 

Columbus 

Cleveland 


Columbus 
Troy    


Cleveland    I 

Columbus   . . . 


Cialion    . 
Warren 


Cleveland  . . 
Martinsville 
Cardington  . 


Carriage  bodies, 
etc  

Lamps,  lights, 
etc  

Handle  bars, 
scat  posts,  etc. 

B  u  g^g  i  e  s,  car- 
riages, etc.. 

Sad  irons,  ma- 
chinery,   etc... 

Brick,  etc 

Furniture,  etc.. 

Lumber,  etc.... 

Flour,  etc 

Drugs    

Shoe  polishes 
etc  

Roll  paper  hold- 
ers, etc 

Machinery,    etc. 

Essig  patented 
window  devices 

Cigars,  etc 

Shoes  

Proprietary  med- 
icines    

Rrass  and  brass 
goods  

Paints,  doors, 
blinds  and 
dealing  in  wall 
paper  

Clotning,    etc... 

Buggies,  etc — 

Clay  products, 
etc  

Foundry 

Automobiles,  etc. 

Pottery,  etc 

Doors,    etc 

Safes,    etc 

Engines,  motors, 
etc  

Carriages,   etc... 

Knives,  razors, 
etc  

Furniture,  etc... 

Icemachines,etc. 

Harness  soap, 
etc  

Mouldings,  pic- 
tures, etc 

Iron,  steel,  etc. 

Shirts    .1 

Leather  and 
hardware  spe- 
cialties   

Steel  rods,  bars, 
etc  

Incandcsc't  man- 
tles for  lamps, 
etc  

Hats,  caps,  etc. 

Carriage  and  wa- 
gon supplies, 
etc 

Autom'biles,  etc. 

U.  &  W.  piston 
air  drill,   etc.. 

Buggies,    etc.... 

Motors,  dyna- 
mos,  etc   . — 

Prismatic  glass, 
etc  

Dairy  products 
etc 

Wooden  ware, 
etc  


Aug.22 
"  24 
"  27 
"    80 

Sep.   4 

"  5 

"  8 

"  6 

"  6 


Oct.  2 
•*  8 
"      8 


"  10 

"  10 

"  10 

"  12 

"  12 

"  15 


$25,000 

60,oeo| 

500] 

80,000 

100.000 
10,00«) 
25,000 
10,00<> 
50.0«)0 
10,000 

50,000 

50,oor. 

80,000 

25,oeo 

150,000 
10,000 

2,500 

10,000 


10,000 
60,000 
30,000 

10.000 
60.000 
40,000 
25,000 
25,000 
60.0«K) 

2.500 
10,000 

2,000 
10,000 

25,000 

10,000 

10.000 
100,000 

10,000 

5,000 
100,000 


10,000 

2,000 


60.000 
60,0fp0 

25.000 
20,000 

50,000 

100,000 

c.ooo 

10,000 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES  —  Concluded 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Piled. 


Capital 
Stock. 


'Albert  Krell   Company , 

•Miller  Jewelry  Company 

C.  L.  Dorer  Foundry  Company 

Jewel    Carriage    Company 

Oeorge  W.  Acker  Bottling  Company 

Couture  Plumbins  and  Heating  Company 
Mount   Vernon    Bridge   Company 

Whittlesey  Optical   Company 

Veneer   Barrel   Company 

Forest  City  Incandescent  Mantle  Company 

Philpott  &  Bohmer  Company 

Brown  Chemical  ComQ^ny 

Interstate   Foundry  Company 

Williams  Brothers  Company 

Midgley  Manufacturing  Company 

Peerless  Stove  and  Range  Company 

Niles  Iron  and  Sheet  Company 

William   S.   Sohn   Brewing  Company 

Wood  Lumber  Compan^r 

Crystal  Ice  and  Preserving  Company 

Hewitt   Brothers   Soap   Company 

Eggers  Brick  Company 

Clyde  Cutlery  Company , 

Star  Aluminum  Company 

Dr.  Harter  Medicine  Company 

Eureka    Soap    Company 

Duplex  Manufacturing  Company 

Crown   Dryer  Company , 

MarietU  Metallic  Plate  and  Filter  Co 

Kerr  Brothers  Manufacturing  Company.. < 

-Cleveland  Turf  Goods  Manufacturing  Co, 

Columbus  Saw  Mill  Company 

United  Sutes  Flag  Company 

Jefferson   Glass   Company , 

Ashland  Chemical  Company 

Roehr  Company 

Bassett-Presley  Company   , 

Ohio  Interior  Finish  Company 

Union    Chemical    Company 

Total   Companies   417 


Cincinnati 


Bellaire  

Hamilton    . . 

Toledo    

Cleveland    . . 
Mt.  Vernon. 


Cleveland 


Cincinnati 
Cleveland 


Sandusky 
Cleveland 

Kent    

Columbus 


Niles   

Cincinnati 
Lorain  .... 
Marietta  .. 
Dayton  ... 
Cleveland 


Qydc   

Doylestown 

Dayton  

Cincinnati  .. 
Cleveland    . . 


Marietta  .... 
Hicksville  .. 

Cleveland  . . 
Columbus  . . 
Cincinnati  .. 
Steubenville 
Ashland  .... 
Bucyrus  .... 
Cleveland    . . 


Cincinnati 
Capital    . 


Musical  instru- 
ments, pianos, 
etc  

Jewelry,  etc 

Castings,  stoves, 
etc  

Civcriages,  etc... 

Beer,  ale,  etc... 

Plumbing,    etc.. 

Structural  iron 
work,  bridges, 
etc  

Optical  mchdse., 
etc  

Veneer  packages 

Incand'sc't  man- 
tles,  etc 

Rubber  g'ds,etc. 

Chemicals,  etc.. 

Foundry,  etc.... 

Flour,  teed,  etc. 

Tubular  steO 
wheels  for  au- 
tomobiles, etc. 

Stoves,  ranges, 
etc  

Iron,  steel,  etc. 

Beer,  etc 

Doors,  sash,  etc. 

Ice,  etc 

Soap  

Sewer  brick,  tile, 
etc  

Cutlery,  etc 

Aluminum  

Drugs,   etc 

Soaps,  etc 

Duplex  catch 
basin,  covers, 
etc  

Drying,  etc.,  ap- 
paratus    

Filters,  etc 

Handles,  lum- 
ber, etc  

Turf  goods 

Lumber,   etc. . . 

Flags,  etc 

Glass,   etc 

Food  products.. 

Lumber,    etc. . . . 

Iron,  steel,  etc. 

Lumber,  etc 

Chemicals,  etc.. 


Oct.  16 

"  I'r 

"  16 
"  19 
«    19 


20 


"  24 

"  24 

"  26 

"  27 

"  27 

"  29 

"  80 

"  81 
Nov.  1 

"  2 

"  2 

"  2 


$10,000 
25,000 

6,000 

aoo,ooo 

16.IW 
10,000 


100,000 

60,000 
1,000 

10,000 

6,000 

2,000 

400,000 

125.000 


10,000 

10,000 
100,000 
800,000 
100,000 
60,000 
60,000 

150,000 

25.000 

10,000 

100.000 

200,000 


60.000 

25,000 
10,000 

80.000 

6,000 

20,000 

25,000 

25,000 

12,000 

160,000 

200.000 

30,000 

10.000 


10,741.600 


MINING  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 

1800. 

Nov. 

18 

*• 

24 

Dec. 

16 

20 

•' 

22 

1900.   1 

Jan. 

6 

5 

** 

16 

(« 

24  1 

Capital 
Stock. 


Whimo  Lead  and  Zinc  Company. 

Eastern  Ohio  Coal  Company 

Upsti  11- Arthur  Coal   Company 

Evans   Block   Coal    Company 

Pittsburgh-Ohio  Coal   Company... 


Bay   Zinc   Company 

Elk  Fork  Coal  Company 
Perry   Stock    Company 


Cleveland 


Youngstown 
Cleveland    . . . 


McArthur 
Columbus 


Northwest   Coal   Company !  Toledo 


$30,000 
100.000 

50,000 
5,000 

10,000 

25.000 
50,000 
25,000 
80,000 


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MINING  COMPANIES  — Concluded. 


457 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Philadelphia   Company   

Kebhaltz  and  Alaska  Mining  Company 

Laurium    Mining    Company 

Stevenson  Iron  Mining  Company 

Hocking  Coal   Exchanging  Company 

Canton   Mining  Company....; 

Powers    Mining    Company , 

Indian  Run  Coal  Company , 

Monroe    Coal    Company k. 

Albright    Coal    Company 

Canton  Improvement  and  Mining  Company 

Indian   Camp  Coal   Company 

Lisbon   Coal   Company 

Schafer-Suhr    Coal    Company 

Hametown   Coal   Company 

Glens  Run  Coal  Company 

North  Carolina  Kaolin  Company 

Cleveland  and  Tuscarawas  Coal  Company 

Johnson   Brothers  Coal   Company 

Ohio  Coal  and  Clay  Company 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie  Coal  Mining  Company.... 

Grace    Coal    Company 

Jay  Mining  and  Oil  Company 

Ella  McKinney  Mining  Company 

Standard    Mica    Company 

Reeves    Brothers    Company *. 

Manila   Coal    Company 

Ohio  and  Kentucky  Lead  Mining  Company 

Tipi>ccanoe  Coal  Company 

Monarch    Mining   Company.. 

Fox    Mining   Company... s 

Nice    Coal    Company 

Pennsylvania    Coal    Company 

Big   Stoney   Mining  Company 

CaTby  Iron  Mining  Company 

Lincoln   Iron   Minine.  Company 

Crystal  Falls  Iron  Mining  Company 

Great  Western  Iron  Mining  Company 

Arnold  Emcrich  Coal  Company 

Cedar  Hill  Coal  Company 

Belmont    Coal    Company 

Leeper.  West  &  Terry  Company 

Forsythe   Coal   Company 

Roby   Coal   Company 

Ouaker  Falls  Stone  Company 

■Crescent    Coal    Company 

Santos  Varones  Mining  Company 

Pigeon   Run   Coal   Company 

Total   Companies    57 


Cleveland    

Troy  ., 

Cleveland    

Mentor  Special  Dis- 
trict     

Columbus   

Canton    

Negley    

Canton    

Monroe  Station.. 

Cleveland    

Canton   

Coshocton  

Lisbon    , . 

Cleveland    

Hametown   

Cleveland    

East  Liverpool  .. 

Cleveland    

Glencoe  

Washingtonville  . 
Cleveland    


Toledo    

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

Alliance   

East  Palestine 

Columbus   

Cleveland    

Akron   

Massillon 

Big  Run 

Tiffin   

Georgetown   ... 
Wickliffe   


Cleveland 


Flushing    .... 

Toledo    

Cambridge  . . 
Cleveland  . . . 
Youngstown  . 

Jackson    

Sidney 

Geveland    . . . 


Jan.  27 

Feb.  10 

"  21 

"  24 

Mar.  5 

6 

6 

"  16 

"  29 

April  6 

"  11 

"  16 

"  18 

"  28 

"  24 

"  26 

May  1 

"  8 

"  26 

June  16 

"  16 

"  16 

"  12 

"  15 

"  26 

"  23 

"  80 

July  6 

"  6 

.   "  6 

"  10 

"  28 

"  26 

Aug.  16 

"  16 

"  16 

"  16 

"  80 

Sept.  6 

"  11 

"  18 

"  18 

Oct.  2 

"  17 

u  17 

Nov.  6 


$75,000 

2,500 

80,000 

600. GOO 

26,000 

1,000 

16,000 

6,000 

20,000 

40,000 

26,000 

25,000 

20,000 

60,000 

6,000 

75,rj00 

80,000 

80.000 

10,000 

10,000 

100,000 

60,000 

60,000 

12,600 

10,000 

200,000 

6,000 

10,000 

60,000 

250,000 

100.000 

1,000 

10,000 

10,000 

260.000 

260,000 

260,000 

260.000 

2,500 

60,000 

6,000 

25,000 

60,000 

100,000 

1,000 

4,000 

10,000 

80,000 


Capital 


$8,487,600 


PRINTING  AND  PUBLISHING  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


^Location. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Sullivan  Printing  Works  Company 

Ebbert  and  Richardson  Company 

J.   Wiggins  &   Company 

Bill    Board   Publishing  Company 

Sentinel    Publishing   Company 

Pochoden   Co-operative   Publishing  Company 

Warren     County    Record     Publishing    and    Printing 

Company    

Scioto   Sign   Company 

McDonala    Printing   Company 

Schoepflin   Printing  and  Publishing  Company 

Unitca    Press   Company 

Ashtabula    Printing    Company 

Hassillon   Show  Printing  Company 


Cincinnati 
«< 

Columbus 
Cincinnati 
Ottawa  . . 
Cleveland 

Lebanon  . 
Kenton  .. 
Cincinnati 
Cleveland 
Columbus 
Ashtabula 
Massillon 


Dec.  16 

"  21 
1900. 

Jan.  4 

'•  10 

"  13 

"  19 

u      j7 

"  26 
"  31 
Feb.  7 
8 
"  '15 
"       16 


$60,000 
10,000 

16,000 
10,000 
15,000 
10,000 

3.000 
60.000 
75,000 
10.000 
10.000 
100,000 
10.000 


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PRINTING  AND  PUBLISHING  COMPANIES  —  Concloded. 


Corporate  Name. 


Osteopathic  Publishing  and  Supply  Company 

Herald   Company    

Eric    Publishing    Company 

Crescent    Publishing    Company 

Richardson-Hanser    Printing    Company 

Sur    Publishing    Company 

American    Printing   Company 

News    Publishing    Company 

Medina    Counter   Gazette   Company 

Finance     Publishing    Company 

B.    F.   Wade   Printing  Company 

American    Lawyers   Company 

Hungarian   News   Publishing  Company 

Rosary    Press   Company 

Smith    &    White   Company 

Lorain    Democrat    Company 

Anzeiger    Publishing    Company 

Century  Printing  and  Publishing  Company 

German-American  Biographical  Publishing  Company 

Daily    Financial    News   Company 

Garner   Company    

Lakeside  Printing  and   Publishing  Company 

Charles  E.   Hall  Printing  Company 

Western    Underwriter    Company 

Van  Wert   Publishing  Company 

Concern   of    Ideas   Company 

Democrat    Publishing    Company •• 

Spokesman    Publishing    Company 

Williams  Directory  Company 

Total   Companies    42 


Location. 


Cincinnati   | 

McConnelsville    ....  I 

Toledo    

Defiance ! 

Cincinnati   ! 

Alliance    

Cincinnati  

Sebring 

Medina  

Cleveland    

Toledo    

Cleveland    


Somerset   . 
Cleveland 

Lorain 

Cincinnati 
Cleveland 


Cincinnati 
Elyria  .... 
Cleveland 
Cincinnati 
Van  Wert 
Cleveland 
Bryan  . . . . 
Cincinnati 


Capital 


Filed. 


Feb.  96 

Mar.  5 

6 

**  12 

"  12 

'•  23 

April    9 

^  20 

"  23 

"  25 

*♦  26 

*'  30 

May  6 

"  16 

June  19 

"  19 

"  23 

"  26 

"  27 

Aug.  3 
8 

Sept.  1 

'^  19 

•*  26 

"  27 

Oct.  11 

Nov.  3 
8 


RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Counties. 


Termini. 


Northwestern   and    East- 
ern Railway  Company 


Lima  Belt  Railway  Com- 
pany     


Fulton,  Lucas  and  Wil- 
liams    


Near  Toledo  in  Lucas 
County  and  north- 
east corner  of  Wil- 
liams   County    


Allen 


Fairport     and      Youngs 
town  Railway  Company 


Wholly     within     Lake 
and  Ashtabula 


Ohio    Midland    Railroad  ' 
Company    I  Licking  and   Perry. 


Coshocton     Railroad 
Company    I  Wholly  within  Coshoc- 
ton     


Points  adjacent  to  the 
city    of    Lima 


1899. 


Nov.  28 

1900. 
Jan  .  16 


Fairport  Harbor  and 
one  mile  north  of 
Eagleville  Station, 
Ashtabula    County 

Fifth  St.,  Newark. 
Licking  County,  and 
Shawnee,  Perry 
County    


Mar.  27 


Struthers  and  State  Line 
Railway   Company    — 


I 


Coshocton  to  coal 
mines  operated  by 
Coshocton  Coal  Com- 
pany in  Tuscarawas 
Township    


April  10 


Wholly   within    Mahon- 
ing     


Struthers  and  a  point 
in  the  boundary  line 
between  Ohio  and 
Pennsylvania  in  Po- 
land Township  near 
the  Pittsbure,  Cleve- 
land and  Toledo 
Railroad  Company |  May    12  ! 


50,000 


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RAILROAD  COMPANIES —  Concluded. 


499 


Corporate  Name. 


Counties, 


Termini. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Wheeling  Terminal  Rail- 
way   Company    


Ohio  River  and  Smith- 
field   Railway  Company 

Lake  Michigan  and 
Southeastern  Railroad 
Company    


Ohio  and  Marshall 
counties  in  West 
Virginia  and  Bel- 
mont county,   Ohio.. 


Toledo  Railway  and  Ter- 
minal  Company   

Ripley  Northern  Rail- 
way Company   

Bridge  Railroad  Com- 
pany     

I 

Marietta,    Columbus  and 

Cleveland    Railroad 

Company    


Total   Companies    13 


Wholly   in   Jefferson.. 


Williams,    Fulton    and 
Henry    

Lucas  and  Wood 

Brown  and   Highland.. 
Lucas    


Washington,  Athens, 
Perry,  Fairfield, 
Delaware,  Morrow, 
Knox,  A  s  h  1  a-n  d. 
Holmes,  Wayne, 
Medina,  Franklin, 
Cuyahoga,    Morgan.. 


1900. 


One  at  low  water  mark  1 
on   west    shore    Ohio  | 
River   opposite   Mar-  | 
tin's    Ferry;      second  I 
near     eastern     i>ortal 
B.   &  O.   R.   R.  tun- 
nel east  of  Wheeling; 
third     city     of     Ben- . 
wood,    \V.    Va I  June  20 

Rush  Run  and  Smith- . 
field    i  June  23 


I 


A    point    in    the    Ohio  j 
and     Michigan     state  | 

line      in      Williams  |  j 

County     to     or     near  ; 

Napoleon    in    Henry  i  i 

County    I  Aug.  20  j 


La  Pier  Street,  To- 
ledo, O.,  and  north- 
ern boundary  of  the 
town  of  Maumee 


Ripley  and   Hillsboro. 

The  plant  of  the  To- 
ledo Bridge  Com- 
pany, etc   


Marietta  in  Washing- 
ton County  and 
Cleveland  in  Cuya- 
hoga County  


Oct     18 


2,000,000 


$10,000 


Sept.  17  !  100,000 

20  10,0(0 


25,000 


250,000 


$2,755,000 


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SOCIETIES -^BENEVOI^ENT,  POLITICAL,  SOCIAL  AND  MUTUAL. 


Corporate  Name. 


Co-operative    Benevolent    Society 

Sisters  of  Rosa  Hebrew  Beneficial  Society 

Lawrence   Hospital  for  Women — ' 

Olympia  Athletic  Club  of  Reading,  Ohio.. 

Sterling   Mutual   Aid   Societv 

Mingo  Junction  Bowling  Club 

Franklin   Club    

Masonic    Club     

Trail    Run    Club 

American  Eagle  Mutual  Aid  Association.. 

East  Side  Social  and  Athletic  Club 

Admiral  Athletic  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Societa  Di  Mutuo  Socccrso  Italiana  of 
Dayton,    Ohio    

Hamilton  Athletic   Club   Company.......;. 

Mound  St.  Social  Club  of  Cincinnati  ^  Ohio 

Dewey  Benevolent  Circle  No.  2,  Cincin- 
nati,  Hamilton  County,   Ohio 

Proni   tednota  Ceskych  Cyklistu  Leo 

Newark   Board  of  Trade 

Metropolitan  Club 

First  Association  of  Spiritualists  of  Cleve- 
land,   Ohio    

P.    A.    T.    Club 

South  Lebanon  Horse  Rangers 

Bishop  Post  Number  22,  Department  of 
Ohio,  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic 

New  Deal  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Exchange  Railroaders'   Cub 

Almonda  Club  of  Cincinnati,   Ohio........ 

Elite  Benevolent  Society  of  East  Hamil- 
ton,  Ohio   

Niles   Athletic    Club .. 

Deutschcr  Theater- Verein  von  Cleveland, 
Ohio   


Location. 


Purpose. 


Lima   Benevolent 

Cincinnati  i  Social,   etc 

Columbus   I  Benevolent, 


Reading 
Cincinnati  ...... 

Minso  Junction. 

Cambriage   

Akron   

Robins   

Cincinnati  

Toledo    

Cincinnati  


etc 


Physical  culture  .. 
Benevolent,  etc  .. 
Social  for  bowling. 

Social    

Masonic   

Social    


Filed. 


Athletic  exercises 


Dayton  Social,  etc   

Hamilton I  .\thlctic    entertainments. 

Cincinnati  I  Social    


"  I  Benevolent   

Cleveland    •  Cycling  club   

Newark  I  Commercial    

Mansfield    I  Musical  and  social. 


Cleveland    Spiritualism 

Cincinnati  I  Social     

South   Lebanon.)  Protective   .. 


Defiance  I  O.  A.  R 

Cincinnati  !  Social 

Mansfield  ..... 

Cincinnati  '*  *tc. 


1899. 
Nov. 


Dec 


East  Hamilton. 
Niles   


Cleveland 


Corryvillc    Pleasure    Club 

Columbus  Police  Benevolent  Association.. 

Oregon  Mutual   Aid  Society 

Franklin  Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Nor- 
wood,  Ohio   

Court  Lake  Eric  8484  of  Cleveland,  Ohio, 
of  the  Ancient  Order  of  Foresters 

Maple  Leaf  Benefit  Club ...; 

Mohawk  Can  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio — 

Rescue  Mission  and  Home 

Coalton  Athletic  Club  Company 

Working    Men's   Club 


Cincinnati  .... 
Columbus  ... 
Cincinnati  ... 
Norwood    I 


Charity,    etc    .... 
Physical  culture 


Theatrical  performances, 

etc    

Soc.al    

Benevolent    

Mutual    


Benevolent 


Cleveland    . . . 

Sandusky    I  " 

Cincinnati  I  Social 

Cleveland    '  Philanthropic 

Coalton  I  Athletic    

Guild   I  Social    , 


Third  Ward  Democratic  Club  of  Tiffin,  O. 

Olympia  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Concord  Township  Anti-Horsethicf  Asso- 
ciation     

Manhattan   Pleasure  Club 

Erie  County  Humane  Society 

Don't  Worrv  and  Look  Pleasant  Club.. 

Cedarville    Protective    Association 

Foster  Mutual  Aid  Association.. 

Cleveland  Automobile  Club 

Yellow  Stone  Fishing  Club I 

Osocta  Lodge  No.  37  Ccsko  Slovanskych 
Rytoin  a  Dam 

McMillan  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Corryvillc    Fishing    and    Outing    Club    of 
Cincinnati ,     Ohio 

Hallwood   Cash   Register   Compan/'s   Em- 
ployees'  Mutual  Benefit  Association  — 

Argyle    Club    •• ^-v*"; ! 

Home  of  the  Honey  Bees  Benefit  Assn..  I 

State    Police    and    Independent    Order    of  I 
Home  Guards  No.  29 1 

Zintfade  Mutual  Aid  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio.. I 

Old    Friend    Social    Club I 

Ashland  Board  of  Trade 

Eighth  Ward  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Richdale  Social  and  Athletic  Qub | 


I 


Tiffin   I  Democratic    

Cincinnati  I  Social  and  benevolent.. 


Frankfort 
Sandusky 


Protective   

Social    

Benevolent     

Hamilton    j  Social    

Cedarville   Protective   

Cincinnati  Benevolent     

Cleveland*  I  Social    

Cincinnati  I  Mutual  and  social. 


Cleveland 
Cincinnati 


Benevolent 
Mutual    . . . . 


Social 


Columbus   (  Benevolent 

North  Baltimorel  Social     

Medina   I  Benevolent 


Kinsman    I  Protection  from  thieves. 

Cincinnati  j  Mutual    

I  Social     

Ashland   Commercial    

Cincinnati  I  Social    

**         I  Social  and  athletic 


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19 

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Corporate   Name. 


Location. , 


Purpose. 


lulled. 


Old  Town  Run  Protective  Association — 


Findlay    Mutual    Aid   Association 

Oxford  Athletic  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
German     Brethren     Aid    and     Benevolent 

Society 

Mansfield   Mutual   Benefit  Association 

To  Kalon  Sociil  and  Athletic  Club...».... 
St,  Joseph  Society,   Branch   No.  7  of  the 

desko  -  Slovansice      Rimsko      Katolicke 

Podporujici  Jednota   

Alert   Hose  Company,   Number  Three 

Ashland  Eureka  Social  Club 

Deutschcr      Frauen     Kranken-Unterstuet- 

zungsvercin   von   Defiance,   Ohio 

Yellow  Kid  Social  and  Fishing  Club 

"Millenium   No.  4"  of  Congo,   Ohio 

Canadian  Society  of  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Goshen   Horse  Thief   Detectives 

Pastime   Fishing  Club 

Old  Adams  Street  City  Mission 

Golden  Rod  Benefit  Club 


Columbus  Lodge  No.  37.  Benevolent  and 
Protective  Order  of  Elks  of  the  United 
States   of   America 

Massillon   Military   Band 

Tecumseh   Club   

Cesko  Rimsko  Katolicky  Podporujici 
Spolek   Sv   Anry 

Seneca   County   Medical   Society 

Sanctuary  Jan  Hus  No.  27,  Shepherds  of 
America    

Dayton  Chapter  of  The  American  Insti- 
tute   of   Architects 

Florence    Social    Club 

Port  Jefferson  Driving  and  Trotting  Asso- 
ciation      

Builders  and  Traders  Exchange  of  Cin- 
cinnati  

Central  Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Madi- 
sonville    

Maine    Fishing    Club 

Agudas  Acham  Krankcn  und  Unterstuet- 
zungs-V'erein     

Diamond  Rubber  Company  Band  Ass'n  — 

Bund   Amcrikanischer   Frcundc 

St.    Nicholas    Society 

Board  of  Trade  of  Cridersville,   Ohio 

Father  Matthew  Commandery  No.  67, 
Knights  of  St.*  John 

Polish  and  Slavish  Independent  Club  of 
Lorain    

Ohio   Fish  and  Game  League 

Liberty  Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Cin- 
cinnati,   Ohio   

Wire  and  Nail  Relief  Association  of 
Salem,   Ohio   

High  Rollers  Social  Club  of  Cincinnati,  O. 

Flint  Aid  and  Benevolent  Association  of 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  

Russell  Lodge,  Knights  of  Pythias,  No. 
706    

Sonada  Fishing  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio.. 

Brighton  Frog  Fishing  Club 

Sycamore  Athletic  Club 


District  No.  8, 

Xenia   Tp 

Cincinnati  


1900. 


Tiffin   

Mansfield 
Dayton     . , 


Cleveland    . 
Cambridge 
Ashland   ... 

Defiance 
Cincinnati  . 

Congo   

Cleveland  . 
Goshen  . . . . 
Cincinnati  . 
Toledo  .... 
Sandusky    . 


Columbus 
Massillon 
Medway   . . 

Cleveland 
Tiffin   


Cleveland 


Dayton  ... 
Cincinnati 


Port  Jefferson.., 
Cincinnati  


Madisonville 
Cincinnati  . . . 


Cleveland    .... 

Akron 

Cincinnati  

Columbus   t 

Cridersville  . . . 


Youngstown    . . 


Lorain  .... 
Columbus 


Cincinnati  ...< 

I 

Salem    ! 

Cincinnati  ' 


Russells   .. 
Cincinnati 


I  Pickerington 


Mislivci  of  the  St.  George  Society Cleveland 

Altrurians   Knights    Toledo  .... 

Transfer   Mutual   Aid   Association Cincinnati 

Atlas   Outinjg  and  Social   Club  of  Cincin- 
nati,   Ohio " 

National  Women's  Protective  Association.    Toledo    ... 

Belmont  Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Cin-  I 

cinnati,    Ohio    I  Cincinnati  

Old  Oaken   Bucket  Club I  ".       .  ... 

Diamond    Club    East  Liverpool.. 

Audubon  Society  of  the  State  of  Ohio |  CinannaU  


Protective   

Benevolent   

Athletic    f. 

Benevolent   

Social    

Benevolent  

Fire   company,    etc 

Social    

Benevolent   

Social    

Benevolent    

Social,   etc  

Protective   

Social     

Benevolent   

Social    

Musical     

Social    and    literary 

Benevolent   

.  I  Social    

Secret   order    

Social    

Racing,  etc  

Mutual    

Social    

Benevolent   

Brass  band    

Benevolent   

Comynercial    

Benevolent   

Political    

Protection  of  fish,   etc.. 

Benevolent   

Social,   etc   

I 

i  Secret  society  
Social,   etc   

I  " 

I  Mental    and   physical 

1      training,   etc   

I  Military,    etc    

I  Benevolent   

I  Mutual,  etc  

I 

I  Social     

I  Protective,  etc  

Mutual    

Social 

Protection  of  birds,  etc, 


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Corporate    Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Canadian  Association  of  Cleveland,  Ohio.. 

North  Side  Athletic  Association 

Ce&ko  Rimsko  Katolicky  Podporujici 
C  tenarsky   Spolek   Sv.   Tomase   Akv 

Contractors    Exchange  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Amity    Club    

Miners    Club -. 

Logan  L'nterstuetzungs-Verein  of  Cincin- 
nati,   Ohio    

Elberon   Mutual  Aid  Association 

Toledo  MusicaJ,  Protective  and  Benevo- 
lent   Association    

V.    Pauling  Toth   Assembly 

Souih    Lorain   Social   Club 

Schnitzel   Bark  Social  and  Singing  Society 

Batchelder  Benevolent  Circle  of  Cincin- 
nati,   Hamilton  County,   Ohio 

Ncwcomerstown    Board  of  Trade 

Jobes  Post  Number  157,  Grand  Army  of 
the  Republic,   Department  of  Ohio 

Broken  Sword  Grange  No.   1487 

Italian    Society   of    Queen    Marguerite    for  I 
Mutual  Succor  of^Lorain,   Ohio 

Business  Men's  Gym  and  Athletic  Club 

Newark  Athletic  Company 

May   Company  Mutual   Benefit  Association 

Sunyendeand    Club    Association 

Bishop    Kappe   Temperance   Society 

Middle   Ajfe   Mutual   Aid   Association 

Double     Six     Club 

Reformed  Deaconess  Home  and  Hospital 
Association 

Young   Men's   Progressive   Political   Club.. 

Excelsior   Athletic   Club 

Hungaria    Club    

Montezuma   Club    

Youngstown    Builders*   Exchange 

Maynard    Protective    Association 

South    End    Athletic    Club 

Cincinnati   Athletic  and   Exhibition   Club.. 

Columbus  Musicians'  Protective  Associa- 
tion Number  103,  American  Federation 
of   Musicians   

Lilac  Club  of  Dayton,   Ohio 

Home    of    Self-Supporting    Women 

South    Park    Club 

Broadway    Social    Club 

Nelsonville  Lodge  of  Elks  No.  543 

Friendship  Mutual  Aid  Association  of 
Hamilton     

Mechanics'  Beneficial  and  Mutual  Aid 
Association    

Bucyrus   Board  of  Trade 

Canton    Athletic    Club | 

Lei p sic  Lodge  No.  648,  Free  and  Accepted  ] 
Masons     

El  Dorado  Musical  Club  of  Cincinnati,  O. 

Petroleum  Lodge  No.  499,  Knights  of 
Pythias     

Complete  Education  League 

"Nova  Vlasl"  No.  2046,  Knights  and 
Ladies    of    Honor 

Harlem    Club    

Daytonia  Rebekah  Lodge  No.  342  of  the  | 
Independent   Order  of  Odd   Fellows — | 

Bloomer  Horse  Thief  Detective  Association] 

Borussia  Company  

Silver   Relief  Association 

Mahoning  Valley  Plaster  Contractors'  As-  | 

sociation     | 

Union  Club I 

Straight  Mutual  Aid  Association i 

St.    Tames    Branch    No.    11    of   the    Cesko 

Sfovanske     Rimsko     Katolicke     Podpo- 

^  riijici   Jednota   

North  Cincinnati  Improvemeat  Company. 


Cleveland    |  Social ,   etc   ... 

Columbus   Athletics,   etc 


Cleveland    . . . 
Cincinnati  ... 
Youngstown 
Kings  Mills.. 

Cincinnati  ... 


Benevolent 
Social    


Benevolent 


Toledo    Mutual    

Lorain   Benevolent   .. 

"        I  Political    

Cincinnati  |  Musical,   etc 


"  Mutual    ..... 

Newcomerst'n  ..I  Commercial 


Greenville  ... 
Broken  Sword... 


Lorain    

Dayton   

Newark , 

Cleveland    . . . 
Sandusky    . . . 
Youngstown 
Cincinnati  . . . 
.Steubenville  . 


Alliance  .... 
Cleveland  . . 
Cincinnati   . . 

Lorain    

Columbus    .., 
Youngstown 
Maynard    — 

Akron    

Cincinnati  ... 


Columbus  . 
Dayton  .... 
Cincinnati  . 
Mansfield  . 
Lancaster  . 
Nelsonville 

Hamilton  ,. 


Cincinnati 
Bucyrus  .. 
Canton    ... 


Leipsic   ... 
Cincinnati 


Prairie  Depot. 
Toledo    


G.    A.    R......... 

Farmers'  society 


Benevolent 
Athletic    . . . 


Mutual    

Social    

Temperance 

Mutual    

Social     


Benevolent    .'. 

Political  and  social 

Social,   etc   

Moral,    intellectual,    etc. 

Social    

Commercial    

Protective    

Social    and   athletic 

Social,   etc   


Musical     . . . 

.Social     

Benevolent 
Social,   etc 

Social    

Mutual    . . . . 


Commercial    

Physical  culture,   etc. 


Secret  society  .. 
Musical  culture 


Secret    society    

Educational,  moral,  etc. 


Cleveland    Benevolent 

Toledo    I  Mutual    .... 


Dayton   j  Secret  society  .... 

Bloomer     !  Protection     from 

j      thieves,   etc    

Cincinnati  I  Benevolent    

.Salem    |  "  


Youngstown  I  Mutual    .... 

Conneaut    I  .Social     

Cincinnati  '  Benevolent 


1900. 
Mar.    22 

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Corporate   Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Hickory    Club    !.... 

Ocveland    Associated    Charities 

Ostscitc     Fraucn     Unterstuetzungs-Vcrein 

So.    1    ! 

North   Side  Social*  Club 

Columbia    Republican    Club 

Foxirth   Ward   Polish  Democratic  Club  of 

Lorainj    Ohio    

Harlem    Social    Club 

Branch  Hill  Piscatorial  Association 

German    Social    Club 

Sunny  Brook  Social  Club 

Miami    Valley    Athletic    Club 

Auburn    Mutual    i\jd   Association   of   Cin- 

^  cinnati     

XVarren  Free  Kindergarten  Association.... 
Society  of  the  Porto  Rican  Expedition.... 
West    Sixth    Street    Hunting   and    Fishing 

Club   : . 

Ashland  Social  Club 

Champion   Gty   Benefit  Association 

Protestant  Home  for  Working  Boys 

First    Neighborhood    Guild 

St.    Paul   Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Cin- 
cinnati,   Ohio    

American  Tailors   -Agents*  Aid   Society 

Monarch    Club    

Columous  Fishing  and  Hunting  Club 

Primrose   Mandolm  Club 

Rad   Zizkuv  Tabor,   Cialv  2M,   Cesko  Slo- 

vanska    Podporujici    Jednota 

Hillsboro  Humane  Society 

Storrs  Social  Club  of  Cincinnati,   Ohio 

Admiral  Social,  Athletic  and  Baseball  Club 
Independent  Protective  Order  of  the  World 

Imperial  Club  

Bottle   Club    

Horse   Owners'    Protective   Society 

Conroy   Mutual  Aid   Association 

Ce<«ky    Strelecky    Klub 

West  Side  Social  Session  Club  of  Marietta, 

Ohio 

Railroad  Benevolent  Association  of  Ivory- 
dale    

Bohemian  Master  Bakers'  Union  of  Cleve- 
land     

Mt.    Adams  Athletic  Club   Company 

Brotherhood  of  Licensed  Steam  Engineers 

of  ( )hio  

Dayton  Tent,   Knights  of  the  Maccabees.. 

Knichts  and  indies  of  Liberty 

Workingmen's    Home    Co-operative    Asso- 
ciation   — 

Twentieth  Century  Band  of  Clyde,  Ohio... 
Invincible   Mutual  Aid  Association   No.  1 

of   Cincinnati,    Ohio   

St.  Marys  Spoke  Works  Benefit  Association 

Ground    Hog    Club j 

Home    Protective  Order  of  the  World I 

Cleveland    Tewish    Retail    Butchers'    Pro-  I 

tectivc    Association    1 

Oxford    Alutual    .\id | 

Milton  Lodge,  Knights  of  Pythias,  No.  2.381 

Marietta   -Athletic   Club I 

Supreme  Council  of  the  Republican  Indus-J 

trial    Leagfue  of  Ohio ' 

Tewn'sh  Women's  Hospital  Society 1 

Cleveland    Military    Band    Company I 

Miami    Social    Club ' 

Scandinavian    Social    Club I 

Wheelmen's  Athletic   Club I 

Humane  Society  of  Hardin  County.. I 

Mercer  Aid  Association  of  Cincinnati,  O..I 
(icne^•a  Home  Protective  -Association.. ,...' 

Marietta   Single  Tax   Club ;' 

Improved  Delaine  Merino  Sheep  Breeders 
Association     I 


Columbus   Social    

Cleveland    I  Benevolent 


Mansfield    . 

Springfield 


Lorain   City..^. 

Akron    

Cincinnati  

Montezuma 

Salem    

Middletown    ... 


I 


Cincinnati 
Warren     . . 
Columbus 


Mansfield    . 
Ashland    . . . 
Springfield 
Cmcinnati  . 
Columbus    . 


Social     . . 
Political 


Social    . 
Athletic' 


Benevolent   . . . 
Kindergarten 
Fraternal,  etc 


Social 


To   encourage   economy 

Benevolent    

Charitable    


Cincinnati  i  Social,   etc 

Mutual    .... 


Columbus 
Cincinnati 

Cleveland 
Hillsboro    . 
Cincinnati 


Social 


Benevolent 


Social     

Athletic,  etc 

Cleveland    I  Benevolent    .. 

East    Liverpool.!  Social     

Cincinnati  . 


Cleveland 


Marietta   Social,   etc 

« 

Ivorydale    Benevolent 


Humane  

Charitable   

Athletic   exercises 


Cleveland    Fraternal    .... 

Cincinnati  Athletic,   etc 


Cleveland    Mutual  protection 

Dayton I  Fraternal 

Findlay     


Youngstown  . 
Clyde     


Co-operative 
Musical     


I 

Cincinnati  Mutual    — 

.St.    Marys Benevolent 

Youngstown Social     

Cleveland    |   Benevolent 

I  Mutual    .... 

Cincinnati   [   Benevolent 

West   Milton 1  Fraternal    .. 

Marietta  |  Athletic    ... 


Cleveland    ..,:_^..|  Political    

"  I  Benevolent    

"  I  Musical  

Hamilton     I  Social     

Akron    I        "        

Marietta   I  Athletic    

Kenton    1  Benevolent    

Cincinnati  I  "  

Geneva    I  "  

Marietta  '  .Single  tax  discussion 

Bellefontaine    ..."  Sheeo  breeders'  associa- 
I      tion   


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May     17 
21 

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23 

23 
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26 
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29 
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Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Cleveland  Marine  Band 

Congress   Hall   Club 

Elmwood  Place  Mutual  Aid  Association 
No.    1    

Mahoning    Club    \ 

Machine  Trades  and  Professions  Asso- 
ciation    

Brush  Ridge  Horse  Protecting  Company 
of  Marion  and  Wyandot  Counties 

Polen  Single  Tax  Lecture  Bureau 

Collinwooa  Board  of  Trade 

Bicur  Cholim  Ladies  Sick  Aid  Society 

Slovak  Roman  Catholic  Beneficial  Society 
of  St.  Peter  and  Paul,  Branch  No.  57.. 

Upper  Sandusky  Board  of  Trade 

Highland  County  Social  Club 

Nickert  Hunting  and  Fishing  Club 

Peoples   Club    

Hcssische   Unterstuetzungs-Verein   

National  Land  and  Tax  League  of  America 

Stag  Athletic   Club 

Fortv-First  Ward  Republican  Club  of 
Cleveland,   Ohio   

Hungarian  Dramatic  and  Sick  Benefit  So- 
ciety of  Lorain,  Ohio 

Lakew^od  Improvement  and  Municipal 
Association   

Frances  Josef  First  Hungarian  Beneficial 
Association    

Sbor  Cechic  Cislo  6  Jednota  Ceskych 
Vlastenek     

Belleview    Club    

Ustion  Society   

Signal    Social    Club 

Wood  County  Humane  Society 

Hamilton    Club    

Jackson  Club  of  Williams  County 

North  Side  Unterstuetzungs-Verein  No.  1 
of  Cincinnati    

Supreme  Lodge,  Knights  and  Ladies  of 
Honor  of  the   World 

Armory    Athletic    Club 

East  Caraway   Lake  Club 

Cincinnati  Single  Tax  Club 

Cleveland   Mutual   Benefit  Society 

Columbia  Mutual  Aid  Society 

Geneva   Police  Association 

Theseus  Lodge  No.  191,  Knights  of  Pythias 

John   M.    Langston  Club 

Twelfth   Ward   Fishing  Club 

Young  Men's   Republican   Club 

Welcome   Social    Club 

Beekman   Mutual   Aid  Society 

Buckeye   Athletic   Club 

East  End  Home  Club 

Deutscher  Krueger  Unterstuetzungs-Verein 

Renublican  League  of  German- Americans. 

Sbor  Renata  lyrs  Cis  1  Treti  Jednota 
Ceskych  Zen  a  Divek 

Hotel   Waiters'  Social   Club 

Williams   County   Lincoln   Club  Co 

May  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Tona    Club    » 

Jackson   Fishing  and  Outing  Club 

Hot  Air  Social  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio.. 

Shelby  .Athletic  Association  of  Shelby,  O.. 

St.  Roman's  Greek  Catholic  Society,  As- 
sembly No.  154,  of  the  Greek  Catholic 
Union  of  America 

Franz  Joseph  Kranken  Unterstuetzungs- 
Verein    

Division  No.  2  of  the  Ancient  Order  of 
Hibernians  of  Allen  County,  Ohio 

Millcreek  Valley  Street  Railroad  Company 
Employees'   Mutual  Aid  Association.... 

Noble  Order  of  Theseus 


Cleveland    j  Musical  

Cincinnati  |  Moral  and  social. 


1900. 
Aug.     ^ 


Elmwood   Place. 
Youngstown  .... 

Columbus   


Mutual 
Social  ., 


Brush  Ridge.. 
School  House... 

Marietta 

Collinwood   .. 
Cleveland    ... 


Upper  Sandusky 
Hillsboro    . . . 
Cincinnati  ... 

Rudolf    

Cincinnati  ... 


Columbus 


Cleveland    . 

Lorain    .... 

Lakewood   . 

Hollister    .. 

Cleveland  . 
Columbus  . 
Cleveland  . 
Cincinnati  . 
Perrysburg 

Akron  

Bryan    

Cincinnati  . 


Cleveland 
Sandusky 
Cincinnati 
Cleveland 
Hamilton 
Geneva  ... 
Jackson  . . 
Cincinnati 


Marietta  .. 
Cincinnati 
Hamilton 
Cleveland 


Columbus 
Bryan    .... 
Cincinnati 
Cleveland 
Cincinnati  , 

Shelby    ...'. 


Cleveland 


Lima   

St.   Bernard. 
Bookwalter  . 


Protective   .. 
Single  tax  ., 
Commercial 
Benevolent   . 


Commercial    

Social    

Fishing,   etc   .... 

Benevolent   

Social    

Single   tax    

Physical  culture 


Social   and   political . 
Benevolent   


Improvement    . . 
Benevolent,  etc 


Mutual    

Medical 

Social    

Humane   

Political    

Good  government 

Benevolent   


':'.'.'.'.'.] 


Athletic    

Sporting,    etc    . . 
Single   tax,    etc. 

Social    

Benevolent    

Protective   

Benevolent    

Political    

Social     

Political    

Social    

Benevolent   ... .. 

Athletic    

Social    


Political 


Benevolent 

Social    

Social,   etc 
Mutual    . . . . 
Recreation 
Social    


Athletic 


Benevolent 


Mutual,  etc 
Social    


Sept.    1 


Oct 


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SOCIETIES —  BBKEVOtENT,  PowTioo^  SociAi.  AND  MuTUAi. -- Concluded. 


Corporate    Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


Pckin  Mutual  Aid  Association  of  Cincin- 
nati, Hamilton  County,  State  of  Ohio.. 

South  End  Gymnasium  and  Athletic  Club. 

Orang(e    Valley    Fishing    Club   of    Cincin- 
nati,   Ohio    

Soldiers'  and  Sailors'  Association  of  San- 
dusky County,  Ohio 

Odbor  Garfield,  Cislo  4  Narodneho  Sloven  I 
Skeho  Spolku  ve  Spojcnech  Statu 
Amcrickych 


1900. 


Grand  Lodge  of  Ohio  of  The  Knights  of 
the   Royal  Arch 


Cleveland  Drug  Clerks'  Association 

Burns  Curling   Club 

New  Anchor  Mutual  Aid  Association 

Young     Men's     Fleischmann     Republican 

Cliib  of  Cincinnati 

Tednota  Ceskych  Vlasteriek 

Milk    Dealers'    fraternal    League    of    the 

West  and  South  Sides  >of  Cleveland,  O. 

Highland    Club    

Miami  Athletic  Clltb  Company 


Oak   Grange  No.   1524 

Nelsonville  Board  of  Trade 

Times-Star  Athletic  Club  of  Cincinnati,  O. 

Beer  Bottlers'  Mutual  Aid  Society  of  Co- 
lumbus,  Ohio   

Assembly  Maine  No.  76,  International 
Congress    

Royal  Association  Number  416 


Liberty  Street  Yet  Club  of  Cincinnati,  O.. 
Erie  Social,  Hunting,  Fishing  and  Camp- 
ing  Club    


Total  Societies  817 


Cincinnati  

East   Hamilton. 

Cincinnati  

Fremont    

Cleveland    

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

Toledo    

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

Dayton  

Franklin       Tp. , 
Warren  Co... 

Beaver    

Nelsonville     . . . 
Cincinnati  

Columbus    .y... 

Cleveland    

Jackson       Tp. , 

Knox  Co 

Cincinnati  

Columbus   


Benevolent    

Athletic    

Social    

Patriotic  

Benevolent   

Social  and  fraternal 

Social    

Athletic    

Charitable,  etc  

Political    

Fraternal    

Business  league   ... 
Social,   etc   

Athletic    

Agricultural    

Commercial    

Physical  exercises  . 

Benevolent,    etc    ... 

Mutual    

Mutual  and  social.. 
Social    

Fishing,   etc   


Oct. 

22 
24 

" 

25. 

" 

25 

" 

2ft 

u 

29 
80 
30 
80 

1* 

80 
81 

Nov. 

2 
2 

6 

8 

9- 

10 

" 

10 

" 

10 

" 

18 
14 

u 


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STREET  AND  ELECTRIC  RAILROAD  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Cleveland,    Ohio    Central    and    Cincinnati    Railroad 

Company    

Bellefontaine,  Kenton  and  Lima  Railroad  Company.. 

Toledo,  Tiffin  and  Sandusky  Railway  Company 

Toledo  and  Western  Railway  Company 

Lancaster  and  Newark  Traction  Company 

2anesville^  Adamsville  and  Coshocton  Electric  Rail- 
way   Company    

Dayton  and  Troy  Electric  Railway  Company 

Sandusky,  Monroeville,  Bellevue  and  Norwalk  Trac- 
tion   Company    

Columbus,  London  and  SpringrAeld  Railway  Company 

Richmond  and  Eaton  Traction  Company 

Columbus  and  Xenia  Traction  Company 

Columbus  Freight  and  Traction  Company 

Dayton,  Troy  and  Northern  Electric  Railway  Com- 
pany     

Toledo  and  Michi^n  Railway  Company 

Chillicothe  and  Hillsboro  Traction  Company 

Urbana,  Mechanicsburg  and  Columbus  Electric  Rail- 
way   Company    

Chillicothe,  Mt.  Sterling  and  Columbus  Electric 
Railway   Company   4 

Columbus  Suburban  Electric  Railway  Company 

Dayton  and   Northern  Traction  Company 

Victory  Park  Railway  Company 

Portage  Lakes  Traction  Company 

Bridgeport  and  Cadiz  Interurban  Railroad  Company. 

Dayton,  New  Carlisle  and  St.  Paris  Traction  Com- 
pany     

^iamisburg  and  Germantpwn  Traction  Company 

Columbus  and  Southern  Electric  Railway  Company.. 

Columbus,  Mt.  Sterling  and  Washington  Electric 
Railway   Company    

Dayton  and  Maysville  Electric  Railway  Company 

Toledo  Interurban   Railway  Company 

Western   Ohio   Railway   Company 

Columbus,'  Lima  and  Northwestern  Railway  Company 

Cincinnati  Interurban  Railroad  Company 

Shore  Acres  Resort  and  Railway  Company 

Athens,  Nelsonrille  and  Hocking  Valley  Traction 
Company    { 

Total    Companies    88    | 


West  Salem 

Lima    

Port  Clinton 
Toledo    

Columbus   . . 

Zanesville   . . 
Dayton   

Sandusky  ... 
Springfield   . 

Eaton 

Xenia  

Columbus   . . 

Dayton   

Toledo    

Chillicothe    . 

Urbana  

Chillicothe    . 
Columbus   .. 

Dayton  

Toledo    

Cleveland    . . 
Bridgeport    . 

Dayton   

Miamisburg 
Columbus   .. 

Washington 
Morrow    .... 

Toledo    

Lima    

Cincinnati  .. 
Toledo    

Athens    

Capital    .. 


1899. 


Dec.     4 
"      16 


1900. 
Jan.    18 

"       20 
•*      22 


**       27 

"       31 

Feb.    15 


".  27 
Mar.  8 
April    2 

'    *•      17 

"  21 
May  10 
"  21 
une  1 
ay  28 
July    20 


is 


Aug.  1 

Sept.  18 

"  18 

Oct.  8 

"  13 

"  15 

Nov.  8 

Oct.  20 


Nov.     8 


$10,000 

100,000 

3,000,000 

1,800,000 

26,000 

10,000 
80,000 

600,000 

1,000,000 

12,000 

10,000 

25,000 

10,000 
10,000 
10,000 

100,000 

110,000 
150.000 
450,000 
50,000 
10,000 
10,000 

1,360,000 
60,000 
100,000 

10,000 
10,000 
100,000 
1,000,000 
10,000 
10,000 
90,000 

100,000 


$10,352,000 


TELEPHONE  AND  TELEGRAPH  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Capital 
Stock. 


South   Charleston  Telephone   Company 

Putnam   Telephone   Company 

Conklin   Construction   Company 

Marietta   Telephone   Company 

Darrtown  Telephone   Company 

Newcomerstown  Home  Telephone  Company. 


South  Charleston 

Ottawa    

Akron    

Marietta  

Darrtown 

Newcomerstown    . 


Saint  Paris  Telephone  Company 

Uhrichsville-Dennison  Home  Telephone  Company.... 

Canal  Dover  Home  Telephone  Company 

Eureka  Telephone  Company 

Citizens'   Telephone   Company 

^t.   Sterling  Telephone  Company 

Muskingum  Valley  Telephony  Company 

Belmont   Telephone    Company 

Elyria  Southern  Telephone  and  Toll  Company 

Colcrain    Telephone    Company 

Monroe  Telephone   Company 

Versailles  Home  Telephone  Company Versailles 

Rockford   Telephone    Company j  Rockford 

Antwerp  Telepnone  Company |  Antwerp 


Saint  Paris 

Uhrichsville    ... 
Canal  Dover  ... 

Center 

Circleville   

Mount   Sterling. 

Zanesville   

Bridgeport    

Elyria    

Bevis   

Lucas  , 


1899. 

Nov.  24 

"      29 

Dec.     9 

"      18 

"      23 

"      28 

1900. 

Jan.      5 

5 

5 

5 

6 

16 

19 

23 

24 

24 

28 

28 

6 

« 


Feb. 


Mar. 


$15,000 
40,000 
10,000 
60,000 
3,000 
25,000 

15,000 
40,000 
40.000 

eoo 

30,000 
15.000 

10,000 

16,000 
20,000 
999 
900 
10.000 
10,000 
10,000 


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TELEPHONE  AND  TEI<EGRAPH  COMPANIES  —  Concluded 


467 


Corporate  Name. 


I<ccation. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock . 


Mifflin  and  Widowville  Telephone  Company 

Miller   City  Telephone   Company , 

Germantown   Inclependent  Telephone  Company 

West  Alexandria  Telepnone  Company , 

Greenspring   Telephone   Company 

Gratis     lelcphone    Company , 

American  Toll  Telephone  Company , 

Tippecanoe   Telephone   Company 

Rockford  Telephone  Exchange  Company 

Sunbury  and  Galena  Telephone  Company 

Greenville    Home   Telephone    Company 

Mineral  Ridge  and  Niles  Traction  Company 

Deshler   Telephone    Company 

Marion    County   Telephone    Company 

Pioneer   Telephone    Company 

Covingrton    Home   Telephone    Company 

Camden  Telephone  Company 

Summit  Telephone  Construction  Company 

Lewisburjg  Telephone   Company 

i^amler   Telephone    Company i 

Kent    Home   Telephone   Company 

Co-operative  Telephone  Company 

Attica  Telephone   Company 

Farmers'    Telephone    Company 

Cedarville  Telephone  Company 

New  Concord  Telephone  Company 

Butler   County   Western  Telephone  Company 

West  Jefferson  Telephone  Company 

Bluflfton    Telephone    Company 

Union    Telephone    Company 

Stark  County  Telephone  Company 

Batavia    Telephone    Company 

Mineral  City  Home  Telephone  Company 

North   Ridgeville  Telephone  Company 

Lawrence  Telephone   Company 

Athens  County  Telephone  Company 

Albany  and  Vales  Mill  Telephone  Company 

Massillon   Telephone   Company... 

Ottawa  County  Telephone  Company 

Oil    Belt   Telephone   Company 

Andover  Electric  Telephone  Company 

Amherst  Home  Telephone  Company 

Lancaster  Telephone   Company 

Norwalk  and  Huron  County  Telephone  Company... 
West  Manchester  Independent  Telephone  Company 

Caldwell    Independent    lelephone    Company 

New  Washington  Telephone  Company 

Citizens'   Telephone   Company 

National  District  Telegraph  Company 

Total    Companies    69 


Mifflin  

Miller  City 

Germantown  .  — 
West  Alexandria. 

Greenspring 

Gratis    

Cleveland    

Tippecanoe  City.. 

Rockford  

Sunbury  

Greenville  

Niles    

Deshler  

Marion    

Pioneer  

Covington  

Camden    

Akron    

Lewisburg    

Hamler  

Kent 

Coldwater    

Attica    

New  London  .... 

Cedarville    

New  Concord  ... 
Philanthropy  .... 
W^st  Jeflferson... 

Bluflfton   

Glouster  

Canton    

Batavia  

Mineral  City  

North  Ridgeville. 

Ironton 

Athens    

Albany    

Massillon    

Oak    Harbor 

Fostoria     

Andover 

North    Amherst.. 

Lancaster    

Norwalk   

West  Manchester 

Caldwell   

New  Washington 

Xcnia  

Cincinnati  

Capital    


1900. 

Mar.     5 

8 

••       13 

20 

29 

3 

13 

21 

23 

3 

10 

14 


April 


May 


"      31 

Tune     9 

May    25 

June  11 

11 

"      12 

"       15 

"       25 

"       25 

26 

29 

21 

1 

4 

7 

13 

16 

31 

4 

5 


July 
Aug. 


Sept. 


Oct. 


"  27 

"  SO 

Nov.  1 
2 

"  13 

"  10 

"  13 


$1,000 

6,(100 

2,500 

3,000 

8,000 

3,000 

10,  (HK) 

10,000 

6,000 

15,000 

50,000 

50,0(X) 

10,000 

60,000 

3,000 

20,000 

10,000 

6,000 

1,500 

10,000 

60.000 

2,000 

2,500 

2,000 

15,000 

10,000 

5,000 

6,000 

18,000 

15,000 

100,000 

5,000 

12,000 

2,000 

24,000 

15,000 

10,000 

75,000 

30,000 

10,000 

6,000 

25,000 

100,000 

80.000 

1,000 

5,000 

5,000 

125,000 

1,000 


$1,388,999 


MISCELLANEOUS  COMPANIES. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Cleveland  Pure  Milk  Company 

Ely   Realty  Company 

Newark    Red    Cross    Medical    Association 

Company    I 

Central  Ohio  Laundry  Company I 

Geveland  Fencing  Gub  Company I 

Qermont  County  Central  Fair  Association  J 

Company    I 

Curtice   Maccabees   Company I 

Northern  Central  Life  Insurance  Company 
Up-to-Date  Music  Company I 


Fahey  Real  EsUte  Company. 


Geveland    . . . 
Elyria    

Newark    

Urbana    

Cleveland    . . . 

Near   Bantam 

Curtice   

Toledo    

Geveland    . . . 

Marion  


Milk,  cream, etc, 
Real   estate..... 

Drugs,   etc 

Laundry      busi- 
ness     

Fencing,   etc.... 

Agricultural  .... 
Building    hall... 

Insurance    

Selling    musical 

instruments    . , 

Real  estate 


1899. 
Nov.16 

*•    18 


25 


$26,000 
60,000 

6,000 
6,000 

2,000 

120 

1,260 

100,000 

2,000 

25.000 


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MISCELLANEOUS  COMPANIES -- Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Locatvon. 


Purpose. 


lulled. 


Ashtabula   Packing   Company 

Shawnee  Athletic  Club  Company 

Wood    Street    Land    Company 

Special  Police  and  Detective  Bureau  Co.. 

Ten  Cent  Registry  and  Information  Bureau 

Company    


Breden,  For  Enginering  and  Construction 

Company 
rtation  Cc 


Company 
Laughey   Club 
Inland  Transportation  Company 


Model  Laundry  Company 

Baisch    Construction    Company i . . . 

Scioto   County    Investment   Company... 

Northwestern  Ohio  Disbrow  Cure  Company 

Athens  Electric  and  Supply  Company.. 
Mansfield    Business   College   Company.. 

Hub  Boot  and  Shoe  Commission  Company 

General  Insurance  Agency  Company.... 


Varuna   Water   Company. 
B.  M.  Hallock  Company. 


Belmont   Towing   Company. 


Northside    Land    Company. 
Winkler    Horse    Company.. 


S.    Stettiner   Company 

Gray    H ard ware    Company 

National   Pipe  Line  Company. 


Marietta  Masonic  Building  Company. 

Strcckcr    Bros.    Company 

German-American  Company   

Ward  Home  Building  Company 


E.   H.  Riggs  Company 

Columbus  Hotel  Company. 
S.-W.    Transit    Company... 


C.  D.  Mather  Company 

Akron    Realty    Company 

Youngstown  Arc  Engraving  Company.. 

W.    K.   &   M.    Company 

Kentucky  Distillery  Commission  Company 

Leland  Curtis  Lumber  Company 

American    Barrel    Company 


Ashtabula  ... 
Shawnee  .... 
Youngstown  , 
Clereland    . . . 

Fostoria  


Toledo    ....'..... 

Cincinnati  

Mentor    Special 
EHstrict    


Zanesville  .... 
Cleveland  .... 
Portsmouth    . . 

Toledo    


Athens    . . 
Mansfield 


Lima   .. 
Toledo 


Richwood 
Cleveland 


Bellaire 


East  Liverpool. 
Orrville    


Toledo  ... 
Coshocton 
Cleveland 


Marietta  .. 
Marietta  .. 
Akron  .... 
Columbus 


Wellsville    

Columbus    

Mentor    Special 
District  


Kensington  Beef  and  Provision  Company. 

Grefcic  Decorative  Company 

Prospect    Company    


Nielsen  Opera  House  and  Entertainment 
Company    


Central  Ohio  Investment  Company. 
Western  Reserve  Athletic  Company. 


Hamilton    

Akron   

Youngstown  ... 


Toledo    

Cincinnati  .. 
Cleveland    . 

Kensington 
Cincintiati  .. 
Clevelatid    .. 

Sandusky    . . 

Akron  

Qeveland    . . 


Cattle,  sheep,  etc 
Boxing  exhibit's 

Real  estate 

Detective  ag'ncy 

Operat'g  Schat- 
zel's  system  of 
advertising  ... 

Engineering  .... 
Fishing,    etc — 

Transportation 
business  

Steam    laundry. . 

Contract'g,  etc.. 

Const  ructing 
building  

Dealing  in  pat- 
ents,   etc 

Minine  machin'y 

Conducting 
schools,  etc  .. 

Boot  and  shoe 
commission    .. 

Transacting  in 
surance  busi 
ness  as  agent 

Mineral    water. 

Plumbing  busi- 
ness,   etc    .... 

Transporting  of 
freight,    etc... 

Real  estate 

Buying  and  sell- 
ing horses.. 

Wholesale  liq- 
uors, etc  

H'dw're,  paints, 
etc  

Transport *g  gas 
etc  


Erect'ff  Masonic 
building  

Leather,  sadd*y» 
etc  

Erecting      audi 
torium,  etc... 

Constr't'F,    etc., 
buildings 
certain     coun- 
ties     

Wholesale  groc'y 

Hotels,    etc.. 


Steam  and   sail 

ing  vessel8,etc. 
General  store... 
Real  estate,  etc. 
General    engrav- 

„'ng    

Store    rooms. 

warch'ses,  etc. 
Whiskies,  wines, 

etc  

Lumber,    etc.... 
Rags,    metals, 

barrels,  etc.... 
Slaught'r'g  beef. 

etc  

Decorating,  etc. 

Hotels,     offices, 
etc  


Building    opera 
house  , 

Buyinsr  mineral 
lands,   etc i 

Athletic  and  the- 
atrical enter-! 
tainments,  etc.j 


1899. 
Nov.  25 
"    27 
"    27 
"    29 


Dec  5 
"     6 

"     8 


IS 


"    29 
"    SO 

i9oa 

Jan.  2 
"  2 
"     3 


22 


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MlSCELI<ANEOUS  COMPANIES  —  Continued 


Corporate  Name 


Location. 


Purpose. 


FUed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


^ilcs    Hotel    Company 

J.  E.  WeiffenJ^ach  Company. 


Kcw    Concord     Land    and    Improvement 

<rolonial    Qub    Company 

Ked   Cross   Medical   Sick    Benefit   Society 
Company    


Mitchell  Stove  Building  Company. 
Mitchell  Office  Building  Company. 
Jacobs   University    Company 


NVhite-Reed    Compact    

Haas  Shoe  Company 

Stark    Realty    Company 

^Tolumbus  Bicycle  and  Typewriter  Company 
Clarington    Planing    Mill    and    Furniture 

Company    

Masters  Brothers  Company 

Kichards   Transit   Company 

Rand   HoteJ  Company 

Tyrone  Transportation  Company 

Somerset  Storeroom  Company 


^Sandusky    Baking    Company 

Ohio   Business   University   Company. 

Dowd-Htggins    Company    

.J.    C.    Soward   Company 


Kinney  Water  Supply  Company. 

F.    L.    Preston   Company 

•Cowle    Transit    Cofnpany 

•<jilbert    Grocery    Com pany 


Maclaren  &  Sprague  Lumber  Company 

-.Alta   Transit    Company 

Young  Men's  Business  Club  Company.... 

JMpha  Timber  Lands  and  Mineral  Company 

•Greeley    Brothers   Company 

Independent  THig  Company 

Waterford    Building    Company 

National   Contracting  Company 


I.   O.   C).   F.  Temple  Company. 
Bellcvue    Stone    Company. 


•Guernsey  Real   Estate  Company ' 

Merchants*  Collecting  and  Protective  As-  | 


sociation   Compan^ 
Bula  Development  Company 

Elyria  Business  College  Company 

Cedar    Point    Improvement    Company. 

"VVasaoncquette  Land  Company 

Garver  Brothers  Company 

Andrews    Land    Company 

M.     Boggs    Company 


American  Construction  Company. 
Sanitary  Reduction  Company 

Peoples'  Elevator  Company 

"New    England    Company 


Niles    

Dayton    

New   Concord... 

Ashland  

Springfield   

Cincinnati  

Dayton  

Cleveland    

Dayton  

Canton   

Columbus   

Clarington    

Warren   

Willoughby  Tp. 

Cincinnati  

Mentor   

Somerset   

Sandusky    

Fremont    

Wellston    

Dayton  

Bellaire    

Athens    

Mentor  Spec.Dis. 
Portsmouth    .... 

Toledo    

Mentor  

Dayton   

Cleveland    

Willoughby   tp. 

Levering    

Columbus    

Dcnnison     

Bellevue  

Cambridge    

Chillicothe    

Wellston    I 

Elyria    I 

Sandusky    

Toledo    j 

.Strasburg    

Youngstown  — 1 
Chillicothe    I 

Da3Hon   

East    Liverpool.) 

I 

.Antwerp  I 

Cleveland    I 

I 


Hotels  and  res- 
taurants    

Cigars,  tobacco, 
etc  


Purc^ias'g  land, 
etc  

Own'g  property 
for  club,  etc.. 

Comp'd'g  medi- 
cines     

Mitchell  build- 
ing  property. 

Mitchell  build- 
ing property. 

Business  c  o  1- 
lege,    etc 

Commerc'l  ag'cy 

Boots  and  shoes 

Real  estate... 

Bicycles,  type- 
writers, etc.... 

Furniture,  etc.. 

General  mercan- 
tile   business.. 

Steamships,  ves- 
sels,  etc 

Conducting  and 
operat'g  notel. 

Steamships,  ves- 
sels^  etc 

Acquiring  real 
estate  and 
erecting  build- 
ings     

General  baking, 
etc  

Normal  school.. 

Dry  goods,  etc.. 

Dealing  in  pia- 
nos,   etc 

Drilling  for  wa- 
ter, etc 

General  mchdse. 

Ship  build'g.  etc. 

Wholesale  gro- 
cery   business. 

Dealing  in  lum- 
ber,  etc   

Towing,  etc 

Comm  rc'l  lu'ch 
stands,    etc — 

Dealing  in  tim- 
ber lands,  etc. 

Street  sprinkl'g. 
etc  

Ship  build*g,etc. 

Store  rooms,  etc. 

Gen.    contract'g. 

Real  estate,  etc. 

Stone,  sand,  etc. 

Real  estate,  etd 

Mercantile  ag'cy 

Real  estate  for 
oil,  coal,  etc.. 

Educational   .... 

Summer  resort, 
etc  

Real  estate 

Wholesale  and 
retail   mchdse.. 

Real  estate 

Wholesale  gro- 
cery,   etc 

Construction  Co. 

Dispos'g  of  gar- 
bage  1 

Grain,   seeds.etc.l 

ControU'g    New 
Engl'd,    build-] 
ings,    etc I 


1900. 
Jan.  23 
"    24 

"  24 

••  25 

"  26 

"  26 

"  26 


Feb. 


12  1 
12  1 

I 
l.S{ 
15  I 

I 
15' 
15 

16 
17 


19 


$26,000 
30,000 

4,000 

1,500 

5,000 

300,000 

260.000 

10,000 
10,000 
26,000 
26,000 

6,000 
16,000 

25,000 

28,000 

10.000 

160,000 

10,000 

18,000 
5,000 
10,000 

20,000 

25,000 
20,000 
85,000 

160,000 

100,000 
50,000 

10,000 

80,000 


"  23 

25,000 

"  24 

100,000 

"  24 

2,000 

ar.  1 

50,000 

"   2 

10,000 

"   2 

5,000 

"   8 

25,000 

50 

10,000 
6,()00 

10,000 
24,()00 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
MISCEI/I/ANEOUS  COMPANIES  —  Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Old  Orchard  Land  Company.... 
J.  C.  Hibbs  Hardware  Company. 


Canton   News  Company 

Cincinnati  Cut  Flower  Company. 


Evans-Lowe-Dcnnison  Company   ... 

Anna    Lumber   Company 

Sigma  Nu   Club   Company 

Euclid  Avenue  Bowling  Company. 


Dr.  C.  E.  Sawyer  Sanitarium  Company'.... 
Troy    Sewer    Company 

Brock  way,  Allen  &  Burnett  Company 

New  York  Merchandise  Company 

C.   H.   D.   Robbins  Company 


Location. 


Columbus   .. 
Portsmouth 


Canton    . . . 
Cincinnati 


Alliance   . . 

Anna    

Columbus 
Cleveland 
Marion   ... 
Troy     


Youngstown  .. 


Shawnee    . 
Columbus 


Union  Stock  Yards  Company 

Saginaw   Bay  Transportation   Company....! 

Wickliffe  Transit  Company ! 

West  Side  Amusement  Company I 


I 


Dayton  .. 

Mentor  .. 
Wickliffe 
Cleveland 


Cleveland  Ball  Club  Company 

Mapleton  Beach  Park  Company 

I 
Ashland  Canning  and  Preserving  Company' 

Equitable  Tontine  Company i 

Conover   Building   Company ! 

Inland  Star  Transit  Company I 


Geneva     . 

Ashland  . 
.Sandusky 
Dayton  . . 
Mentor  .. 


Hawgood    Transit    Company 

Fort  Hardwood  Lumber  Company. 


.1 


Fort  Recovery., 
Coluipbus   Grain  and  Elevator  Company..!  Columbus 


I 


i 


Park  Realty  Company I  Cleveland    | 

Buckeye  Construction  Company I  Cincinnati  

Kentucky  and  Western  Distilling  Company'  "  I 

Ohio  Cooperage  Transportation  Company.!  Willoughby    1 

Salem   Business  College  Company I  .Salem    i 

G.   S.    Richards  Company I  Clyde    I 

Cuvahoga  Abstract  Company 

Solar    Building    Company 


Masonic  Temple  Company 

Jaeger  Hardware   Company 

Marion  Masonic  Temple  Company. 
Century  Building  Company 


McAfee  and  MiHigan  Land  Company.. 

Worrall    Grocery    Company 

Eaton  Canning  and  Packing  Company. 


Cleveland 
Lima    ..... 


Chillicothe 
Elmore    . . . 


Marion 
Elyria    . 


I 


Toledo  . 
Marietta 
Eaton    . . 


Ashtabula  Laundry  Company I  Ashtabula 


Owen   T.   Jenks   Company I 

Muskingum    Valley    Transportation    Co ! 

Rockwell  Springs  Trout  Club  Company...! 

Smith-Dennison-Coe  Company I 

Hunkin   Brothers  Construction  Company..! 
Macedonia    I  mplement   Company ' 


F.  C.  H.  Manus  Company. 


I 

Beta  Theta  Pi  Chapter  House  Company...! 

Erie  Company   I 

Van  Wert  Canning  Company I 


! 

Cleveland    I 

McConnelsville  .1 


Toledo  .... 
Warren  . . . 
Cleveland  . 
Macedonia 

Cincinnati   . 

Delaware  .. 

Cleveland    . 

Van  Wert.. 


Real  estate... 

H'rdwVe,  sport- 
ing goods,  etc. 

Book  store,  etc. 

Plants,  cut  flow- 
ers, etc   

Groceries,     etc 

Lumber,    etc.. 

Social  club,  etc. 

Bowling   alleys.. 

Sanitariums,  etc. 

Construct 'g  sew- 
ers, etc  

Fruits,  food  sup- 
plies,  etc... 

Mchdse.,   etc.... 

Selling  dry  g'ds, 
etc  

.Stock  yards,  etc. 

Towing,    etc.... 

Places  "of 
amusement  ... 

Base  ball,  etc... 

Pleasure  gr'nds, 
etc  

Cann'g   fruit,etc. 

Jewelry,  etc 

Real  estate,  etc. 

Towing  ships, 
etc  

Towing  ships, 
etc  

Dealing  in  liard 
wood,    etc 

Storing,  etc., 
grain    

Real   estate 

Buckeye  grout 
paying[,  etc.... 

Deal'g  in  whis- 
kies,   etc , 

Steam.shins,    etc, 

Com'crc'i  school 

Mercantile  bus- 
iness    

.Abstracting,  etc. 

Erecting  and 
m'nt'n  g  build- 
ings,   etc 

Building  temple, 
etc  

General  h  a  r  d- 
ware,   etc 

Masonic   temple. 

Construct'g  and  ! 
m'nt'n'g  build  ' 
ings,    etc 

Real   estate 

Grocery  busin'ss 

Canning  fruits,  . 
etc  I 

Laundry  busi- 
ness,   etc 

Lumber,    etc 

General  trans- 
portation     

Fishing,   etc 

Mchdse.,   etc 

Building,   etc — 

Dealing  in  farm 
implem'ts.  etc. 

Modern  engrav- 
ing, etc 

Social  inter- 
course,   etc 1 

Constr't'g  bMd- 
ings,  etc 

Canning  fruits, 
etc  


1900. 
Mar.  19 

"  19 

"  19 

"  20 

"  20 

•*  21 

"  22 

**  22 

"  23 

"  23 

"  26 

"  26 

••  26 

"  26 

"  27 

"  27 

"  27 

"  22 

"  27 

"  28 

"  28 

"  80 

"  80 

*•  30 

"  31 

•♦  81 
April  2 


10 
12 
12 


'    13 
'    14 

'    14 
14 

'     14  1 
'    16  1 

>7 

'    17 

17 
'    18 

18 


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MISCELI/ANEOUS  COMPANIES  — Continued. 


471 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Filed. 


I 


Capital 
Stock. 


Columbus   Heating   Company. 
Hcil    Brothers    Company 


Utica  Club  Company 

Rating  and  Collecting  Company 

Columbus  Sand  and  Dredging  Company. 


Norwood  Athletic  Club  Company 

Colonial    Ice   Company 

Great  Oriental  Carnival  Company — 

Sandusky  River  Pipe  Line  Company. 

Federal   Underwriting  Company 


Columbus 
Cleveland 

Columbus 

Norwood  . 
Cleveland 


Bucyrus   .. 
Cincinnati 


American    Laundry    Company 

Crestline    Milling    Company Crestline 


Mercantile  Investment   Company. 


Central    Improvement    Company. 
College    Hill    Amusement    Company. 


Columbus 
Toledo    . . . 


College  Hill 


Schubert-Ramsey  Interior  Art  company... |  Cleveland 

Glenville   Realty   Company '  '* 

Maumee  Company   !  Toledo 

Ada  Canning  and  Packing  Company ,1  Ada  ... 


CuyaHoga  Disbrow  Cure  Company Cleveland    .. 

College  of  Journalism  Company I  Cincinnati  .. 

Hyde   Park  Improvement  Company Hyde   Park. 

Painesville    Automobile    Company '  Painesville    . 


Osborn  Engineering  Company. 


Valley  Excursion  Company 

Drink  water  Jewelry    Company 

Geo-  Joffce  Company 

VV.   R.   Smith  &  Company 

Old    Dominion    Onyx    and    Black    Marble 
Company    


Hassenzahl   China   Company. 
Vernon    Stock    Company 


Elite  Shoe  Cleaning  Parlors  Company. 
Patterson    Catering   Company 


Toledo  Sanitarium  Company 

Maumee    Railway-Bridge    Company 

Superior  Realty  and  Improvement  Co 

Home  Education  Company 

Union   Realty  Company 

P.    C.   O'Brien  Company 


Gypsum   Canning  Company...*. 

Germania  Band  and  Orchestra  Company. 
Buckeye  Gas  Lamp  Company 


Cleveland 


Toledo 


Cincinnati 
Hillsboro 


Zanesville   

Toledo    

Vernon  Junct'n. 


Akron   . 
Toledo 


Cleveland 
Columbus 
Toledo    ... 
Cleveland 

Gypsum   .. 

Dayton   ... 
Cleveland 


Arion    Club    Company...... Columbus 

Kauffman    Architectural    Company Cleveland 

Erie   Realty   Company I  \\ 

Standard  Land  Company I 


Supply'g  steam, 

steam  heat^etc. 
Gents*  fumish'g 

goods,   etc 

Social,    etc 

Abstracts,  etc... 
Dredging      for 

sand,      gravel, 

etc  

Athletic   games, 

etc  

Dealing  in  ice.. 
Exhibit's,    fairs, 

etc  

Storing      water, 

etc  

Fire  and  life  in-j 

surance  agent, 

.    etc  

Laundryin^    

General    milling, 

etc  

Dep'tm't  stores, 

etc  

Gcn'ral  contr't'g 
Improvem't,  etc. 
Decorations    for 

build'gs,  glass, 

etc  

Real  estate,  etc. 

Handling  fruits, 
etc  

Cure  for  toTjacco, 
opium,  etc., 
habits    

Teaching  jour- 
nalism    

Real  estate 

Passeng[ers  car- 
ried in  auto- 
mobiles    

Electric        engi 
neering     busi- 
ness,   etc 

picnics,  pleasure 
resorts,  etc 

Dealing  in  jew- 
elry     

Groceries,  etc... 

Drugs,    etc 


Quarrying  mar- 
ble, etc 

Crockery  by 
wholesale,  etc. 

Hay,  wool,  seeds, 
grain,  etc   .... 

Barber  shop,  etc. 

Restaurants,  ho- 
tels, etc 

Springer  gold 
cures,  etc 

Bridging  Mau- 
mee nver,  etc. 

Real  estate,  etc. 

Educational   .... 

Real  estate 

Wholesale  and 
retail   grocery. 

Canning  fruits, 
etc  

Band    

Dealing  in  in- 
candesc't  gas 
supplies,  etc... 

Vocal    culture.. 

Draw'gs,  plans, 
etc  

Real  estate 


1900. 

Apr.  20 

"  20 
*•  20 
"    21 

"    25 

••  26 
••    26 


May  2 
"      4 


10 


June 

2 

«• 

6 

« 

4 

" 

5 

« 

8 

11 


$5,000 

io,ooa 

30,000- 
10,000 


10,000 

25,000 
2,000 

20,000- 

1,000 


36,000 
20,000 

26,000 

10,000 

60,000 

600 


10,000 
15,000 
20,000 

10,000 


3o,ooa 

25,000^ 
2,600 


100,000 

1,000 

15,000 
30,000 
10,000 

60,000 

10,000 

10,000 
.     1,000 

20,000 

5,000 

10,000 
30,000 
25,000 
10,000 

60,000 

10,000 
100 


10,000 
500 

1,000^ 
6,000 
6,000 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
MISCELLANEOUS  COMPANIES— Continned. 


T 


Corporate  Name. 


I 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capit&l 
Stock. 


Frederick  Siemcr  Company 

Pickering  Office   Building  Company 

Youngstown   Heating   Company 

Ashland     School     of     Magnetic     Healing 
Company    

Osier  Express  and  Delivery  Company 

Brookside    Bowling    Company 

Gottdiner  &  Wcicht  Compapy 

Dawson  Transportation  Company 

Union  Hand  Laundry  Company 

A.  Wirtz  Transfer  Company 

Port  Clinton  Real  Estate  Company 

L  Frank  Ticket  Company 

Engcls-Marshall-Mycrs   Company   

Hayden   Company    

McGregor   Brothers   Company 

Cincinnati  Tobacco  Warehouse  Company.. 

Clark   Drug   Company 

Dayton   Land  .Title  Company 

ChtlUcothe   Construction   Company 

West  Milton   Improvement  Company 

American    Officers   and    Detectives    Union 
Company    '. 

Paige  Concrete  Fire  Proofing  Company... 

i^inton   Building   Company 

Calumet    Transportation    Company 

Wood  County  Democratic  Oub  Company. 

Cleveland  Hotel   Company *. 

A.   L.   Irish   Company 

Ontario  Realty  Company 

Euclid  Club  Company 

Elsinore    Club    Company 

Midwood  Distilling  Company 

Reaugh    Construction   Company 

Victoria  Park  Company 

Troy  Electric  Leasing  Company 

Detphos  Opera  House  Orchestra  Company 
Ohio  College  of  Ophthalmology  Company. 

Parisian  Dry  Cleaning  Company 

Maple   Leaf  Land  Company 

Delta  Milling  Company 

Ocveland  Automobile  and  Supply  Company 

L.  W.   Mackenzie  Realty  Company 

Lake    Shore    Club 

H.   B.   Gladwish   Company 

Massillon   Bowling  Alley   Company 

Mount  Pleasant   Park  Company 

Dover   Construction   Company 

Shetter  Shoe  Company 

Southern  Ohio  Express  Company 

Manmee   Engraving   Company 

Flushing  Merchandise  Company 

Bartholomew-Ely    School    Company 

Merchants  Steel  and  Iron  Company 


Cincinnati  ... 
«« 

Youngstown  .... 
Ashland   

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

it 

Hamilton    , 

Port   Clinton..., 
Cincinnati 

Sandusky    , 

Columbus   

Springfield   

Cincinnati  

Warren   

Dayton   

ChiUicothe   

West  Milton.'... 

Toledo    

Cleveland    ...... 

it 

Mentor    Special 

District    

Bowling    Green. 

Cleveland    

Toledo    

Cleveland    

** 

Cincinnati  

Cleveland    

Troy   V.'.V." 

Delphos  

Columbus   

Qeveland    

Delta  .!!..! 

Cleveland    

Ashtabula   

Ocveland    

Massillon    

Cleveland    

Dover    

Cleveland    

Hamilton    

Toledo    

Flushing    

Cincinnati  

Ocveland    


Wines,  liquors, 
etc  

Maintain'g  b'ld- 
ings,  etc 

Steam  stations, 
etc  

Teaching  mag- 
netic healing, 
etc  

Hauling,  etc 

Operating  bowl- 
ing alleys , 

Furniture,  and 
watches, clocks, 
etc   

Transportat'n  of 
I>ersons,  etc... 

Shirts,  pollars, 
etc  

Transfering  by 
carriages,    etc. 

Rc^l  estate..*  — 

Buying  and  sell- 
ing railroad 
tickets  

General  store.... 

Real  estate,  etc 

Florists,  etc.... 

Tobacco  ware- 
house   

Drugs   - 

Real  estate,  etc. 

Constr'ct'n,  etc., 
of  electric  light 
plantSj  etc.. 

Industrial    . . . 


Bureau  of  infor- 
mation   .... 

Structural  work, 
etc  

Erecting  build- 
ings, etc.... 


Steamships,  etc, 

Political   , 

Hotel   business. 
Real  estate 


etc. 


Athletic, 

Social    

Whiskies,   etc... 

Contracting,  etc. 

Real  estate,  etc. 

Buying  ana  sell- 
ing electrical 
machinery  .... 

Amusem'ts,    etc. 

Spectacles,  eye- 
glasses, etc... 

Dyeing,   etc.... 

Real  estate 

Flour  mill,  etc. 

Dealing  in  auto- 
mobiles, etc 

Real  esUte... 

Social    

Personal  prop- 
erty, etc 

Bowling  alleys. 

Park   purposes. 

Contracting,  etc. 

Deal'g  in  shoes, 
etc  

Express  business 

Engraving 

General    store... 

Educational    . . . 

Buying  and  sell 
ing   iron    pro- 
ducts,   etc 


July  2 
•*   5 


"  80 

Aug.  1 

••  1 

"  S 
"  8 

"  8 


Sep. 


$20,000 
80,000 
100,000 


5,000 
8,000 

6,000 


10,000 

50,000 

1,600 

5,000 
10,000 


10,090 
100,000 
150.000 

50,000 

1,660.000 
10,000 
10,000 


10,000 
10,000 


5,000 

10,000 

10,000 

600,000 

1.000 

2,000 

10.000 

120,000 

25.000 

5,000 

*  10,000 

20,000 

60.000 


25,000 
2,000 

10.000 

10,000 

1,000 

20,000 

25.000 

100.000 

6,000 


18 

25.000 

19 

1,000 

19 

100,000 

19 

150,000 

19 

5.000 

20 

26.000 

21 

10,000 

22 

12.000 

24 

30,000 

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ARTICLES  OF  INCORPORATION 
MISCBLLANEOUS  COMPANIES— Concluded. 


473 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Purpose. 


Capital 
Stock. 


American   Contracting   Company 

Empire    Building   Company 

Fern  Bank  Club  Company 

Union  Transfer  and  Storage  Company.... 

Port  Clinton  Hall  Company 

Pure    Milk    Company 

McKeever  Hardware  Company 

United  States  Real  Estate  Company 

Railroad    Construction    Company 

Klein  &  Heffelman  Company 

Madison    Realty    Company 

Shaler   Hardware   Company 

Wellsville   Land    Company 

Western   Engineering   Company 

T.  F.  McQure  &  Sons  Company 

Wayne  Grain  and  Milling  Company 

Hotel    Donavin   Company 

C.  B.  Hanson  &  Company 

-Cambridge  Improvement  Company 

■Cincinnati  Veterinary  College  Company... 

Paul  Wick  Real  Estate  Company 

Xhio  Hide  and  Fur  Company 
kron  Laundry  Company 

Dunham  Company  

McQuillan  Grain  and  Hay  Company 

Ohio  Aid  and  Employment  Company 

CoTBway   Lake   Company 

Crescent    Livery  '  Company 

Cleveland   Tropical   Land   Company 

John  Story  Plumbing  Company 

Charles   Arnold   Company 

-Ocreland    Distributing    Company 

Mingo  Junction  Realty  Company 

Tiiasonic   Temple   Company 

Auburn  Belgian  Hare  Company 

Uahoning  Athletic  Club  Company 

J.   N.    Feiden  Grain   Company 

Trimble  Home   Building  Company 

Auditorium  Land  Company 

Workingmen's  Realty  Company 

•Southern  Ohio  Construction  Company 

•*Ofneoc"     Fishing    and     Hunting     Gub 
Company    

Total  Companies  295 


Cleveland    

Toledo    ♦, 

Fern   Bank 

Columbus 

Port   Clinton.... 

Toledo    

Barnesville  


Toledo    . . . 
Cleveland 


Canton 


Cleveland 
Hamilton 


Wellsville 
Cleveland 


Cincinnati 


Leipsic    ... 

Delaware    . 
Gallipolis     . 
Cambridge 
Cincinnati  . 


Youngstown  .. 
Columbus   .... 

Akron   

Cleveland    

Cincinnati  .... 
.\kron   


Sandusky 


Toledo    ... 

Cleveland 

Cincinnati 

Bcllaire    .. 

Cleveland 


Mingo    Junction 
Warren  , 


Cincinnati  ... 

Youngstown 
Cleveland    . . . 
Columbus   ... 


Toledo  .. 
Akron  ... 
Xenia    ... 

Toledo    .. 
Capital 


^[^ene'ral  con- 
tracting, etc... 

Warehouses,  etc, 

Club  house 

Transfering.  etc. 

Armory  and  hall 

Milk,  cream,  etc. 

Retail  hardware 
business,   etc.. 

Buying,  selling, 
mortg'g'g,  etc, 
real  estate 

Equipping  elec- 
tric ancT  steam 
railways,    etc. . 

Pianos,  organs, 
musical  instru- 
ments, etc 

Real  estate,  etc. 

General  h  a  r  d- 
ware,  etc 

Real  estate 

General  e  n  g  i- 
neering  

Brick,  granite, 
etc  

Grain,  seeds, 
milling,  etc. .  • 
Hotel,  etc 

Dry  ^oods,  etc. 

Buildings,    etc.. 

Veterinary  in- 
structions, etc. 

Real  estate 

Hides  and  furs 

Laundry  b'sin'ss 

Real  estate 

Grain  and  hay.. 

Secur'g  employ- 
ment, etc 

Social  enjoy- 
ment, etc 

Livery  business. 

Real  estate 

Plumbing  busi- 
ness     

Drugs,  medi- 
cines, etc 

Dealing  in  bicy- 
cles,  etc.... 

Real  estate... 

Erecting  a  Mi^- 
sonic  temple, 
etc  

Raising  Belgian 
hares    

Athletic    

Grain,   etc 

Constr*t*g  build- 
ings, etc  ... 

Real,  estate... 


Wire  fences,  etc. 

Fishing,   hunt'g. 
etc  


1900. 

Sept.29 
Oct.  2 
"  8 
"  4 
"  6 
"     8 

"     8 


Nov.  1 
"     1 


8 
10 
10 

12 
13 
13 
13  1 


$600 

100,000 

l,fi00 

60,000 

10,000 

10.000 

25,000 


6,000 


10,000 


25,000 
200,000 

6,000 
20,000 

10,000 

25,000 

10,000 

66,000 

7,500 

100,000 

5.000 
80,000 
12.000 
20,000 
40,000 

6,000 

6.000 

3,500 
5,000 
5,000 

5.000 

10,000 

20,000 
15,000 


25.000 

10,000 

1.000 

20,000 

100,000 
60,000 
6.000 
50,000 


1,000 


11,753.600 


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INCREASE  OF  CAPITAL  STOCK  OF  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS. 


Corporate  Name. 


Filed, 


Capital  Stock. 


Original 
Amount. 


Increase. 


Present 
Amount. 


Columbus   Shoe   Manufactiu-ing  Company 

Citizens'  Building  and  Loan  Company 

Lorain   Street    Railway    Company 

Sandusky  Telephone   Company....... 

Burnap  Company   

Cleveland  Ball  and  Screw  Company 

Qeveland   Tanning   Company 

Franklin   Fuel    Company 

Euclid  Avenue  Savings  and  Banking  Company 

Cleveland  Brass  and  Iron  Bedstead  Company 

Clinton   Oil    Company 

Alliance,  Sebring  and  Salem  Electric  Railway  Co — 

Foos  Gas  Engine  Company 

Cambridge  Home  Telephone  Company 

Middletown    Machine'  Company. 

Toledo,   Fostoria  and  Findlay  Railway  Company 

Columbus    Slate    Company 

National  Screw  and  Tack  Company 

Republican    Company    

Star  Drilling  Machine  Company 

Electric  Controller  and  Supply  Company 

Wais  &  Roos  Punch  and  Shear  Company 

Weideman   Company    

London    Telephone    Company 

Big  Four  Laundry  Company 

Sidney  Telephone   Company 


Gund    Brewing    Company 

Ohio  Iron  and  Steel  Company 

People's  Gas  and  Electric  Company 

Fay   Stocking  Comnany... 

Lower  Lake  Steamship   Company 

City  Deposit  Bank   Company 

Ajax    Manufacturing    Company 

Troy   Telephone   Company :•.••■ 

American  District  Telegraph  Co.  of  Columbus,  Ohio, 

Warren  and   Niles  Telephone   Company 

Columbus   Citizens'   Telephone   Company 

Dining  Fork  Oil  and  Gas  Company .. 

Wapakoneta   Telephone   Company ... 

Kerber  Lake  Ice  Company 

Bellair  Bottle  Company 

City  Transfer  and  Storage  Company 

Biliow-Lupfer   Company    

Standard  Tobacco  and  Cigar  Company 

Volunteer   Transit   Company 

Millwood  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Kennedy   Company   

Peirce-Williams   Company    

Ohio   Salt   Company 

Robert  H.  Jenks  Lumber  Company 

Silver    Manufacturing    Company 

People's  Savings  and  Loan  Company 

Union  Loan  and  Savings  Comt)any 

Dollar  Savings   Bank 

.Admiral  Bicycle  Lamp  Company 

Home   Building  and  Savings  Company 

Lima  Masonic   Hall   Company 

Tones   Bros.   Electric   Company 

Harshaw,    Fuller  &  Goodwin  Company 

Citizens'    Telephone   Company 

News-Democrat    Publishing    Company 

William  Job   Coal   Company 

Guarantee  Title  and  Trust  Company 

Jarecki    Chemical    Company. 

Conneaut  Gas,   Light  and  Fuel  Company 


1899. 
Nov.   18 


"      24 

"       29 

Dec.     1 

.  "        1 

2 

7 

7 

9 

"      11 

"      12 

"      12 

••       19 

"       20 

'•       21 

"       22 

"       26 

"       26 

"       26 

"       27 


"       30 

*'       30 

1900. 

Jan.      2 

3 

3 

•'        5 

9 

9 

"       11 

"       12 

"       12 

"       13 

*'       13 

"       16 

*'       17 

"       18 

"       19 

"       22 

"       22 

"       25 


Feb. 


Ashtabula   Manufacturing   Company, 

B.    P.   Sexton  Company 

Zehner  Bros.  Packing  Company 

Interstate    Publishing    Company 

Penficld  Avenue  Savings  Bafik  Company 

Galion  Drop  Forge  Machine  and  Specialty  Company, 

Cleveland   Golf   Club   Company 

Sabina    Building   and    Loan   Company 

Conneaut   Building  and  Loan  Company 

Atlas  Bolt  and  Screw  Company 

St.   Charles   Hotel   Company 


$15,000 

600,000 

200,000 
30,000 
15,000 
10,000 
20,000 
10,000 

200,000 
26,000 
10,000 

100,000 

100,000 
15,000 
20,000 

100,000 
10,000 

600,000 
25,000 

100,000 
30,000 
50,000 

600,000 
30,000 
10,000 
30,000 

100,000 

150,000 

50,000 

50,000 

226,000 

50,000 

50,000 

10,000 

10,000 

75,000 

600,000 

20,000 

10,000 

20,000 

50,000 

10,000 

20,000 

160.000 

50,000 

10,000 

30,000 

100,000 

100,000 

26,000 

100,000 

100,000 

400,000 

50,000 

7,500 

500,000 

20,000 

220.000 

100,000 

30,000 

10,000 

60,000 

600.000 

226,000 

6,000 

20,000 

10,000 

50,000 

15,000 

,  60,000 

15,000 


100,000 
600,000 
125,000 
64,000 


$36,000 

600.000 

650,000 
46,000 
5,000 
70,000 
80,000 
90,000 

300,000 
75,000 
16,000 

200,000 
50,000 
10,000 
30,000 
1,400,000 
40,000 

250,000 
15,000 

100,000 
20,000 
25,000 

600,000 
20,000 
10,000 
10,000 

100.000 

360,000 

60,000 

26.000 

100,000 

100,000 

200,000 

30,000 

90,000 

25,000 

260,000 

10,000 

16,000 

15,000 

25,000 

10,000 

30,000 

20,000 

200,000 

40,000 

70,000 

100,000 

150,000 

25,000 

50,000 

200,000 

200,000 

60,000 

7,500 

600,000 

30,000 

44.000 

60,000 

20,000 

10,000 

60,000 

600,000 

75,000 

64,000 

20,000 

40,000 

25,000 

10,000 

10,000 

10,000 


100,000 

260,000 

76.000 

46,000 


$50,000 
1.000.000 

750.000 
75.000 
2a.  000 
80.000 

fio.ooa 

100,000 
600.000 

ioo,ooa 

26,000 
300.000 
150,000 

25,000 

60,000 
1.600,000 

60,000 
760,000 

40,000 
200,000 

50,ooa 

75,000 
1.000,000 
60,000 
20,000 
40.000 

200,000 

500,000- 

100,000 

75,000 

325,000- 

150,000 

250,000 

40,000 

100,000 

100,000 

750,000 

30,000 

25,000 

36,000 

76,000 

20,000 

60,000 

170,000 

250,000 

60,000 

100,000 

20o,ooa 

250.000 
50,000 
150,000 

soo.ooa 

600,000 

100,000 

15,000 

1.000,000 

50,000 

264,000 

150,000 

60,000 

20,000 

100.000 

1,000,000 

300.000 

60,000 

40,000 

50,000 

75.000 

25,000 

60,000 

25,000 

10,000 

200,000 

750,000 

200,000 

100,000 


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ARTICLES  OF  INCORPORATION  475 

INCREASE  OP  CAPITAL  STOCK  OP  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS-Continued. 


Corporate  Name. 


Capital  Stock. 


Original 
Amount. 


Increase. 


Present 
Amount 


Kilboume  &  Jacobs  Manufacturing  Company 

Delaware  Electric  Light,  Heat  and  Power  Company 

Citizens'  Telephone  Company 

Eagle  White  Lead  Company 

William  £.  Gan^  Company ^ 

Mravenec  Building  and  Loan  Association 

Savings.  Building  and  Loan  Company 

Citizens    Telephone   Company 

Wright  Manuiacturing  Company 

Coronado    Bowling   Club 

Xenia  Electric  Light  Company 

Watt  Mining  Car  Wheel  Company 

Country    CliiD    Company 

Birkenmaier  Shoe  Manufacturing  Company 

Kurd  Coal  and  Iron  Company 

Abbott  Electric  and  Manufacturing  Company 

iohn  B.  Hunter  Shoe  Company 
leans,    Kyle  &  Company 

Grand  Opera  House  Company 

icfferson  and  Warren  Telephone  Company 
lillington  White  Sand  Company 

East  Ohio  Gas  Compaiw 

Independent   Chemical   Company 

Port  Clinton  Electric  Light  and  Power  Company.... 

Orrville    Machine   X^ompanyj 

Lvnn  Filter  Manufacturing  Company 

Alma  PoKland   Cement   Company 

Kilboume  &  Jacobs   Manufacturing  Company 

Consolidated    Cooperage    Company 

Stanton    Heater    Company 

Toledo    Bridge    Company 

Xcnia    Water    Company 

Urooklyn  Building  and  Loan  Association  Company. 

Mercer  County   Snooting  and   Fishing  Club 

I*iqua  and  Troy  Branch  Railroad  Company ,... 

iohns    &    Company • 
Icevcr    Starch    Company 

Canton-Massillon   Electric   Railway   Company 

Bcllcfontainc   Telephone    Company 

Cleveland  and   Eastern   Railway  Company 

Woodsfield  BuildinK  and  Loan  Company ;... 

Nicholas    Transit    Company 

Excelsior    Shoe    Company 

Nungesser   Electric    Battery   Company 

Marine   Company    

Akron    People's  Telephone   Company 

Tndependent    Ice    Company 

Struthers    Furnace    Company 

American    Petroleum   Product   Company..... 

Ashtabula    Telephone    Company 

Nicola   &   Stone   Lumber   Company 

Hughes'  Granite  and  Marble  C9mpany..' 

Enterprise    Enamel    Company 

University    Club    Company 

Cleveland  Bolt  and  Manufacturing  Company 

Finch    Shoe    Company 

Easy  Spring  Hinge   Company 

A.  G.   Corre  Hotel   Company 

L'rbana   Telephone    Company 

Hall's    Safe    Company 

Espy   Fluid   Company 

Cleveland   Telephone   Company 

Willoughby  Telephone  Company 

Van   Wert   Home  Telephone   Company 

Central  Ohio  Building  and  Loan  Company 

Ohio   Mutoscope   Company.... 

Fox    Paper    Company ♦ 

Etna    Steamship    Company 

Cleveland    Steamship    Company 

American   Petroleum   Product   Company 

Realty  Title  and  Investment  Company 

Columbiana   County   Telephone  Company 

Gem    Canning   Company 

Johns   &    Company 

Gartland  Foundry  Company 

Dayton  and  Germantown  Traction  Company 

McCart-Christy   Company    


1900. 

Feb.    28 

Mar.     2 

2 

8 

"        8 

"      13 

"      16 

u      17 

"  17 

"  20 

"  20 

"  22 

"  23 

"  26 

•*  27 

"  27 

April  4 

0 

"  10 

"  10 

"  11 

"  11 

"  11 

"  12 

"  14 

"  14 

"  16 

"  18 

"  21 

"  24 

"  24 

••  26 

"  26 

"  28 

"  30 

"  30 

May  1 

4 

7 

9 

"  10 

"  11 

"  12 

"  15 

•*  21 

*•  21 

"  21 

"  22 

"  22 

"  28 

"  28 

June  5 

**  7 

8 

"  8 

9 

"  12 

"  13 

"  13 

*•  14 

"  15 

"  18 

*'  21 

May  25 

Tune  29 

July  2 

''^  8 

3 

6 

"  11 

"  12 

•*  20 


27 


1600,000 

60,000 

30,000 

600,000 

12,000 

100,000 

600,000 

10,000 

25,000 

1,000 

10,000 

60,000 

60,000 

10,000 

800,000 

16,000 

10,000 

850,000 

7,500 

40,000 

25,000 

1,000,000 

28,000 

10,000 

25,000 

6,000 

70,000 

600,000 

~25,000 

50,000 

100,000 

200,000 

1,000,000 

1,100 

200.000 

60,000 

50,000 

200,000 

25,000 

1,000,000 

75,000 

250,000 

25,000 

10,000 

10,000 

150,00*) 

100.000 

200,000 

25,000 

30.000 

50,000 

50,000 

60,000 

10.000 

80,000 

10,000 

50,000 

200,000 

30,000 

100,000 

10,000 

3,000,000 

5.000 

25,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

150,000  I 

450,000 

875,000 

50,000 

20,000 

200,000 

6,000 

60,000 

60,000 

10,000 

300,000 


$260,000 
60,000 
10,000 

600,000 
28,000 

200,000 

600,000 
20,000 
26,000 
600 
40,000 
25,000 
60,000 
10,000 

200,000 

25,000 

2,000 

160.000 

1,600 

20,000 

26,000 

250,000 
22.000 
10,000 
26,000 
20,000 
80,000 

600,000 
26,000 
60,000 

400,000 
60,000 
1,000,000 
400 
50,000 
60,000 
25,000 

400,000 
25,000 

200,000 
50,000 

350,000 

126.000 
15,000 
15,000 
50,000 
50,000 

100,000 
25.000 
45,000 
60,000 
50,000 
50,000 
10,000 

120,000 
15,000 
10,000 

100,000 
•   20,000 
50,000 
15,000  1 
1,000,000  I 
6,000  I 
25,000  I 
4,000,000  I 
50,000  1 

150,000  ! 

1,050,000  • 

1,125,000  I 

50,000 

6,500 

100,000 
5,000 
40,000 
50,C00 

440.000 

200,000 


$750,000 

100,000 

40,000 

1,000,000 

40,000 

300,000 

1,000,000 

30,000 

60,000 

1.500 

60,000 

76,000 

100,000 

20,000 

600,000 

40,000 

12,000 

600,000 

9,000 

60,000 

50,000 

1,250,000 

60,000 

20,000 

50,000 

25,000 

150,000 

1,000,000 

50,000 

100,000 

500,000 

260,000 

2,000,000 

1,500 

250, 0«X) 

110,000 

75,00(J 

600,000 

50,000 

1,200,000 

125,000 

600,000 

150,000 

25,000 

25,000 

200,000 

150,000 

300,000 

50,000 

75,000 

100,000 

100,000 

100,000 

20,000 

150,000 

25,000 

60,000 

300,000 

50,000 

150,000 

25,000 

4,000,000 

10,000 

50,000 

5,000,000 

150.000 

300,000 

1,500.000 

1,500,000 

100,000 

25,500 

300,000 

10,000 

100,000 

100,000 

450,000 

500,000 


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INCREASE  OF  CAPITAL  STOCK  OP  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS— ConcludccL 


Corporate  Name. 


Born  Steel  Range  and  Manufacturing  Company... 

Cincinnati   Street   Railway   Company 

Leader    Publishing    Company 

Novelty    Iron   Company 

Lima    Railway    Company 

People's    Telephone    Company 

Morris   &   Guild   Company 

J.    N.    Hahn    Company 

i'ortsmouth  Telephone  Company 

X3ownard    Asphalt    Company 

Cleveland    Electric    Railway   Company 

Mt.  Vernon  Natural  ^as  Company 

Ohio    Tanning    Company 

^Buckeye    Fish    Company 

American    Lacquer    Company 

Shaw   &    Welty   Shirt    Company 

Engineer    Publishing    Company 

San   Diego   Paint   Company 

Dayton   and   Xenfa   Traction    Company 

Citizens'   Telephone  and   Message   Company  of  Fos- 

toria,    Ohio    ^,'* ••%*••  "U**** 

Columbus,  Buckeye  Lake  and  Newark  Traction  Co.. 

Cleveland    Fruit   Auction   Company 

Baldwin  Manufacturing  and  Supply  Company 

Johnstown  Building  and  Loan  Association  Company* 

Purity    Bottling    Company 

Maple   I>eaf   Land   Company 

Burton    Handle   Company 

Lincoln    Club   Company 

P.    R.    Mitchell    Company 

Federal    Underwriting    Company 

Citizens'  Home  and  Savings  Association  Company... 

Ohio    Merchant    Company 

Flushing    Telephone    Company 

Cedar    Point    Improvement    Company 

Sandusky    Portland    Cement    Company 

Cincinnati    Butchers'    Supply    Company 

Peters  &   Herron  Dash   Company 

Cincinnati,     Georgetown    and    Portsmouth    Railroad 

Co     

Jarecki   Chemical    Company 

Antimoccolata   Company    

Somcrdale  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Up-to-Datc    Music    Company 

Ohio    Motor    Company 

Paul  A.   Sorg  Paper   Company 

Ashland  Gas  and  Electric  Light  Company 

Marietta   Ice  Company 

United   States  Telephone  Company 

Akron    Paper    Company 

Zanesville   Provision    Company •• 

Columbus,  London  and  Springfield  Railway  Company 

Columbia    Ice    Company 

Conneaut   Telephone   Company 

Standard    Mica    Company 

Annex   Shoe   Company ■ 

City  and   Suburban  Telegraph  Association 

Wine  and  Spirit  News  Company 

Galion   Cereal   Company 

Economv  Building  and  Loan  Company 

National    Manufacturing   Company 

Novelty   Manufacturing  Company 

Total   Companies   217 


Filed. 


Aug. 


1900. 
July    27 


"      81 
Sep.      1 

4 

"  .5 
7 
•«  18 
"  17 
"  24 
"  24 
•*       28 


Oct 


1 
2 
8 
5 
"  6 
"  9 
"  10 
"      12 

"  18 

"  13 

"  16 

"  18 

"  19 

"  22 

"  23 

"  24 

"  29 

"  80 

"  30 

;*  81 

•'  81 

"  31 

Nov.  2 

"  8 

"  6 
2 

"  2 

2 

u        7 

"      10 
-      14 


Capital  Stock. 


Original 
Amount. 


$150,000 

18,000,000 

10,000 

100,000 

200.000 

25,000 

100,000 

26.000 

60.000 

10.000 

12.000.000 

76,000 

16,000 

200,000 

8,000 

10,000 

20,000 

10,000 

800,000 

25,000 

100,000 

10,000 

2,500 

200,000 

6,000 

1.000 

15,000 

2,600 

400,000 

35,000 

800,000 

26,000 

8,000 

10,000 

60,000 

6Q,000 

16,000 

600.000 

300,000 
10,000 
10,000 
2,000 
10,000 

100,000 

50,000 

26,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 
10,000 

i.ooo.ooo 

75,000 

30,000 

10,000 

100.000 

2,500,000 

6,000 

20,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

10,000 


$60,626,600 


Increase. 


$160,000 

2,000,000 

10.000 

60,000 

800,000 

25,000 

100,000 

25,000 

60,000 

16,000 

•1,000.000 

25,000 

10.000 

300.000 

17.000 

15,000 

10.000 

2.500 

200,000 

26,000 

900,000 

10,000 

.    5,000 

300,000 

4,000 

399.000 

45,000 

7.500 

100,000 

25.000 

200.000 

5,000 

7,000 

40,000 

50,000 

25,000 

36,000 

126,000 

100,000 

40.000 

10,000 

8,000 

16,000 

100,000 

60,000 

50,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

15,000 

500,000 

225,000 

20,000 

15,000 

50,000 

1,500,000 

5,000 

30,000 

1,000,000 

100,000 

15,000 


$86,446,900 


Present 
Amount. 


$800,000 

20,000.000 

20,000 

150,000 

500,000 
50,000 

200,000 
50,000 

100,000 

25.000 

18.000.000 

100,000 
26,000 

500,000 
20.000 
26,000 
80,000 
12,500 

600.000 

50,000 

1,000.000 

20.000 

7.500 

500,000 
10,000 

400.000 
60,000 
10,000 

500,000 
60,000 

500,000 
30,000 
10,000 
50.000 

100,000 
75,000 
50,000 


400 
60, 
20, 
10, 
25, 

200, 

100, 

75 

2,000, 

200 
25: 

i,5oo; 

.^00 
50 
25 

160, 

4,000 

10 

50 

2,000 

200, 
26, 


,000 
,000 
000 
000 
000 
,000 
,000 
000 
,000 
000 
,000 
000 
,000 
000 
,000 
000 
000 
000 
,000 
000 
,000 
000  \ 
000 


$96,078,500 


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DECREASE  OF  CAPITAL  STOCK  OF  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS 


Corporate  Name. 


Filed. 

1900. 

Jan. 

15 

*• 

o 

** 

9.2 

•• 

27 

Feb. 

14 

Mar. 

2 

** 

0 

M 

20 

*' 

20 

April 

27 

2« 

May 

3 

'* 

17 

** 

2,S 

Tunc 

25 

Oct. 

27 

31 

1 

( 

Capital  Stock. 


Original 
Amount. 


Reduction. 


Present 
Amount. 


any 

ompany 

sany 

ny 

ny 

ToUl   Companies    17 


$300,000 

1,000,000 

80.000 

25,000 

20,000 

450,000 

25,000 

300,000 

1,000.000 

50,000 

500.000 

300,000 

1.000,000 

50.000 

50,000 

200,000 

500,000 


$299,000 

500,000 

5.000 

22,500 

10,000 

100,000 

20,400 

117,000 

250,000 

40,000 

140,000 

225,000 

580,000 

25,000 

43.974i 

160.000 

290,000 


$1,000 
600,000 

25,000 
2,50() 

10,000 

350, 000' 

4,600 

188,000' 

750,000 

10,000 
860,000 

75,000 
420,000 

25.000 

6,025^ 

50.000 
210,000' 


$5,800,000 


$2,817,8741 


$2,982,125^ 


CHANGE  OF  NAME  OF  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS. 


Former  Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Present  Corporate  Name. 


Filed. 


The  Model  Mills  Company 

The  Wagner  Lake  Ice  Company 

The   Cleveland   Fork   and   Manufactur- 
ing  Company    

The  Thorpe  &  Kile  Company 

The  Euclid  Avenue  Savings  and  Bank- 
ing Company  

Jacob  Mall   Brewing  Company 

**Billings,  Taylor  &  Co."  Company 

Wilcox- Bruner    Company    

Mattie   Mitchell   Baking   Powder   Com- 
pany     

Big  Four  Laundry  Company 

Town      Street      Methodist      Episcopal 
Church   of   Columbus 

East  End  Savings  Bank  Company 

National  Trust  Company 

B.  T.  Hedges  Buggy  Company 

Black  Eagle  Color  Company 

C.  F.  Evans  Steel  and  Iron  Company.. 

Milroy  &  Gallagher  Company 

Capron  A  Curtice  Company 

Gallagher  Grocery  Company 

Amerian  Art-Glass  and  I^mp  Company 

Mutual    Aid    Association    of    Members 

of    the    Reformed    Church    in    the 

United  Sutes   


Lima   

Sandusky    

Cleveland    

Akron  

Cleveland    

«« 

Akron  

Cleveland    

Columbus   

Cleveland    

Circleville   

Cincinnati  

Youngstown  ... 

Akron   

Youngstown  ... 

Cleveland    .!... 


The  Hall  &  Woods  Company 
The  Wagner  Lake  Ice  and 

Coal  Company  

The   Willoughby   Fork   and 

Manufacturing  Company.. 
The  Kile  &  Ford  Company. 

The  Euclid  Trust  and  Sav- 
ings Company   

The  Gund  Brewing  Com- 
pany   

The    Billings-Chapin    Com- 

The  Bruner-Goodhue-Cook 
Company   

The  Mattie  Mitchell  Com- 
pany   

The  Model  Big  Four  Laun- 
drying  Company  

The  First  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church  of  Columijus 

The  East  End  Banking  and 
Trust    Company    

The  Western  Reserve  Trust 
Company    

The  Circleville  Buggy  Com- 

The  Wicicer-Warner  Color 
Company    

The  C.  W.  Evans  Steel  and 
Iron  Company  

The  Gallagher  Grocery  Com- 
pany      

The  Akron  Printing  Com- 
pany      

The  McConnell  &  Gallagher 
Company   

The  Byesville  Glass  and 
Lamp   Company   

The  Mutual  Aid  Associatfon 
of  the  Reformed  Churches 
in  the  I'nited  States  of 
America    


1899. 

Nov.   it: 


Dec. 


1* 

5. 


18 

22- 

2» 

29- 
1900. 

Jan.       4 

S 

9. 

1» 

2* 

2? 

31 

Feb.      5. 

10 
"        2JI. 

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CHANGE  OF  NAME  OF  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS  —  Continued. 


Former  Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Present  Corporate  Name. 


Filed. 


Alliance  Standard  Review  Publishing 
Compan    

Schoepflin  Printing  and  Publishing 
Company     

Delaware  Electric  Light  and  Power 
Company    


Allliance    . 
Cleveland 
Delaware  . 


Guarantee  Building  and  Loan  Company 
Ohio  Glass  and  Hardware  Company. 
Reliance  Manufacturing  Company... 

Riverside  Brewing  Company 

Means,  Kyle  &  Company 


Orrville  Machine  Company 

First    Baptist    Church   and   Society   in 
Cherry  Valley  


Cleveland    

Akron   

Cleveland    

Zanesville    

Hanging  Rock. 
Orrville    


Trommer  Extract  of  Malt  Company.... 
Cleveland  Pharmaceutical  Association.. 

Cahill-Hennessy-Holters  Company  — 

Buckeye  Shoe  Company 

Hickory   Buggy  Company 

Provident  Loan  Company | 

Birkenmaier  Shoe  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany     


Fremont    . 
Cleveland 

Cincinnati 
Columbus 
Cincinnati 


F.  F.  Fritts  Company 

Harry  Manufacturing  Company 

Irr  &  Kretchmer  >fanufacturing  Com- 
pany     

Court  Jan  Hu  No.  6394,  Ancient  Order 
of  I'oresters  of  America 


Wolfe  Bros.  Annex  Shoe  Company 

Knowles  China  Company 

Court   Robin  Hood   No.  6552,   Ancient 

Order  of  Foresters  of  America 

Cincinnati    Church    Extension    Society 

of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.. 


Anderson-Newton  Piano  Company.. 
Empire  Manufacturing  Company.... 
Trumbull   Building  and  Loan  Associa- 
tion  Company    


Smith-Denison-Coe  Company  ... 
Springfield  Pipe  Joint  Company. 


Brass  Manufacturing  Company, 

Born  Steel   Range  and  Manufacturing 

Company    

Helvetia  Loan  and  Building  Company.. 


Lima  Railway  Company 

Youn^  Men's  Business  Club  of  Cincin- 
nati     


Sandusky    . . 
Loudonville 

Cleveland    . . 


Columbus   

East  Liverpool. 


Cleveland 
Cincinnati 


Van  Wert 
Cleveland 

Warren  ... 


Springfield 
Cleveland    . 


^sy  Spring  Hinge  Company I 

Flower  Company 

.__      en 

Company 

Tones  Shoe  Manufacturing  Company.. 


npai-^    

Nokes     Catch     Basin     Manufacturing 


Benfield  Brothers  Company. 

Federal  Underwriting  Company 

Zanesville  Roofing  Tile  Company 

J.  C.  Goldthwaite  Cloak  Company 

Athens  Electric  and  Supply  Company.. 


Cincinnati 

Lima   

Cincinnati 

Shelby    ... 

Cincinnati 

Cleveland 

Columbus 
Cleveland 
Cincinnati 

Zanesville 

Columbus 

Athens  ... 


The  Review  Publishing 
Company   

The  Clark-Schoepflin  Print- 
ing Company   

The  Delaware  Electric 
Light,  Heat  and  Power 
Company  

The  Guarantee  Savings  and 
Loan  Company  

The  Morgan  &  Bunnell 
Company   

ihe  VVright  Manufacturing 
Company  

The  Bavarian  Brewing  Com- 


rr"" 


The  Hanging  Rock  Iron 
Company  

The  Champion  Thresher 
Convpany   .■ ; . . 

The  First  Baptist  Church 
of   Cherry   Valley 


The  Trommer  Company 

The  Northern  Ohio  Drug- 
gist Association  

The  Cahill-Holters  Company 

The  C.  &  E.  Shoe  Company. 

Hickory  Carriage  Company. 

Citizens'  Mortgage  Loan 
Company   *. 

Richardson  -  Birkenmaier 
Company   

F.  G.  Sloane  Company 

Queen  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany   

National  Fixture  Manufac- 
turing Company  

Court  Jan  Hus  No.  16,  tor- 
esters   of   America 

Annex   .Shoe   Company 

Edwin  M.  Knowles  China 
Company   

Court  Roi^n  Hood  No.  1, 
Foresters   of   America 

Cincinnati  Missionary  Soci- 
ety of  the  Methodist  Epis- 
copal  Church   

Anderson  Piano  Company.. 

Empire  Time  Recorder 
Company   

Trumbull  Savings  and  Loan  ' 
Company   I 

Smith-Denison   Company   .. 

Victor  Supply  Company 

Lyons  Brass  Manufacturing 
Company   

Bom  Steel  Range  Company 

Helvetia    Savings    and    De- 

•  posit   Company    

Lima  Electric  Railway  and 
Light   Company    

Business  Men's  Club  of  Cin- 
cinnati     

Shelby  Spring  Hinge  Com-| 
pany  

Rosebank  Company  


1900. 
Feb.     24 
26 

Mar.  2 
S 
5 
8 

April     2 


28 
May     lu 


American  Municipal  Supplv 

Company  

Denton  Shoe  Company 


The  Benfield  Drug  Company 
The   Federal   Agency   Com- 


pany 
The  Zanesville  Art  Pottery 

Company   

The  Columbus  Ooak  Com- 


rr'" 


Sackett    Mine    Supply 
Company  


June    11 


May     25 


June 


July 


Aug. 


Sept.   10 
29 

Oct.       1 


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CHANGE  OF  NAME  OF  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS  —  Concluded. 


Former  Corporate  Name. 

Location. 

Present  Corporate  Name. 

Filed. 

Dayton  and  Maysville  Electric  Railway 
Comoanv 

Morrow   

Cleveland 

Wyoming    

Piqua 

The  Cincinnati. Dayton  and 
Maysville     Electric     Rail- 
way  Company 

1899. 

Nov.     1 

Munhall    Brothers   Comoanv 

The  G.  E.  Saeger  Printing 
Company 

"         1 

Wyoming  Athletic  Club 

The  Wvominar  Club     

"         2 

Piqua  Underwear  Company 

Atlas   Underwear   Company 

"         9 

Total  Companies  70 

RAILWAY  EQUIPMENT  CONTRACTS. 


Lessor. 


Filed. 


Toledo  FoundryAind  Machine  Company, 
Bumham,   Williams  &  Co 

Lenoir  Car  Company , 

The  Pullman  Company , 

Bumhain,   Williams  &  Co 

Toledo  Foundry  and  Machine  Company. 

The  Pullman  Company 

American  Car  and  Foundry  Company 

The  Pullman  Company 

Maitland,   Cappell  &  Co 

New  York  Security  and  Trust  Company.. 
The  Pullman  Company 

Total  Contracts  12 


Northern    Engineering    Company 

Kanawha  &  Michigan  Railway  Company. 

S.  M.  Fclton,  Receiver  C,  N.  O.  &  T.  P. 
R.    Co   

Hockine  Valley   Railway  Company 

Hocking   Valley   Railway  Company 

C.  E.  Loss  &  Company 

Chesapeake  &  Ohio  Railway  Company.... 

Hocking  Valley   Railway   Company 

Hocking  Vallejr  Railway  Company,  To- 
ledo and  Ohio  Central   Railway  Co... 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie  Railroad  Co.... 

Kanawha  and  Michigan  Railway  Company 

Hocking  Valley  Railway  Company 


Dec.    19 
26 
1900. 

Jan.  17 
"  24 
Feb.  7 
9 
March  9 
AprU  28 

23 

May    15 

Sept.     1 

'^       8 


MISCELLANEOUS  CERTIFICATES  MADE  BY  CERTAIN  CORPORATIONS. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Object  Set  Forth  in 
Certificate. 


Filed. 


The  Orchard  Coal  Company 

Seventh  Ward  Loan  and  Building  Com- 
pany     

The  Wagner  Lake  Ice  Company 

The  Franklin  Fuel  Company 

The   Cleveland   Fork  ana   Manufactur- 
ing Company  

The  Somerdale  Coal  Company 

People's  Gas  and  Electric  Company.... 
The  East  End  Savings  Bank  Company. 
The  Wainwright  Coal  Company ,.. 

Kerbcr  Lake  Ice  Company 

Roseville  and  Crooksville  Gas  Company 
William  Job  Coal  Company 

John  C.  Koth  Packing  Company 
f echanics'  Banking  Company 

Mutual   Aid   Association   of   Members 
of    the    Reformed    Church    in    the 

United  States  

V«gt  Steamship  Company 


Cambridge   .... 

Cincinnati 

Akron   

Columbus  

Cleveland 

Toledo    

Defiance  , 

Cleveland 

Toledo    

Sandusky    

Roseville  ■ 

Columbus   

Cincinnati  , 

Fostoria  

Cleveland    

Black  River  Tp. 


Chanee  of  location  to  Cleve- 
land     

Change'  of  face  value  of 
shares    

Enlargement  of  purpose.... 

Change  of  location  to  Wil- 
loughoy    

Change  of  location  of  prin- 
cipal office  to  Toledo... 


Enlarging  purpose 

Chanee  of  location  to  Cleve- 
land     ^... 

Enlarging  purpose 


Change  of  location 

Enlargement  of  purpose 

Establishing  a  branch  bank, 


Change  of  location  to  Galion 
Change  of  location  to  Men- 
tor Special  Distiict 


Nov.  13 

"  25 

"  18 

Dec.  2 


"       12 
1900. 
Jan.       8 


Feb. 


12 
18 
8 
15 
23 
24 


"       28 
Mar.   15 


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MISCELLANEOUS  CERTIFICATES,  ETC  —  Conclud^jd. 


Corporate  Name. 


Location. 


Object    Set    Forth    in 
Certificate. 


Filed. 


I 


Lorain  Steamship  Company 

Dajrton  and  Troy  Traction  Company 

Citizen s*   Telephone    Conipany 

Stevenson   Iron  Mining  Company... 

Hurd  Coal  and  Iron  Company 

Conover  Building  Company 

Atlantic  Refining  Company 

Mount  Hope  College 

Stanton  Heater  Company 

Colonial  Electric  Company 

State  Savings  Bank  and  Trust  Company 
Carnegie  College,  at  Rogers,  Ohio.... 

Sandusky  Telephone  Company 

Puritas  Mineral  Springs  Company 

Harry  Manufacturing  Company 

Nicola  &  Stone  Lumber  Company 

National  Accounting  Agency  Company 
Forest  City  Savings  Bank  Company.. 

The  Inter^iational  Canning  Company.. 
Covington  and  Cincinnati  Bridge  Com- 
pany     

Miami  Valley   Railway  Company , 

Shepardson  College  

Ohio  Savings  Bank   Company 

Lima  Railway  Company 

West  Lafayette  College 

Warner  Elevator  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany   

The  Athens  Electric  and  Supply  Com- 
pany     

The  New  York  Blower  Company 

Dayton  and  Maysville  Electric  Railway 
Company    

Total   Corporations    46 


Black  River  Tp. 

Dayton  

Coshocton    .... 
Cleveland    

Columbus  

Dayton  

Cleveland    

Rogers   

Martin's  Ferry. 

Ravenna  

Columbus  ...... 

Rogers    

Sandusky     

Cleveland    

Loudonville  ... 

Cleveland    

Springfield   .... 
Cleveland    

Toledo    

Cincinnati  

Piqua    

Granville   

Toledo    

Lima    

West    Lafayette 

Cincinnati  

Athens    

Bucyrus   

Morrow    . . . .  i . . 


Change  of  location  to  Men- 
tor Special  District 

Extension  of  line 

Enlargement   of   purpose — 

Change  of  location  to  Wick- 
liffe   

Change  of  office  to  Cleve- 
land    

Change  of  fourth  article.... 

Enlarging   purpose    

Verified  schedule  of  the 
kind  and  value  of  the 
property    

Amendment  as  to  name  and 
location    

Change  of  location  to  Ra- 
venna   

Enlarging  purpose  

Schedule  of  property 

Enlarging  purpose 

Change  of  face  value  of 
share    

Change  of  purpose 

Change  of  object 

Enlarging   purpose    

Change  of  face  value  of 
shares    

Change  of  location 

Certificate  of  acceptance  as 
to  taxation  

Enlargement  of  purpose 

Amendment  to  fourth  par- 
agraph  

Change  of  purpose 

Enlarging    purpose    I 

Schedule  of  property 

Enlarging  of  purpose 

Change  of  location  to  Co- 
lumbus     

Change  of  location  to  Bucy- 
rus  

Enlargement  of  purpose., 


Mar. 

15 
15 
17 

(( 

19 

April 
May 

27 
2 
5 

" 

e. 

April 

21 

May 

24 

SO. 
8 
9 

June 

12 
28 

28 
8 

" 

11 
28^ 

July 

2 

5- 

Aujg. 

14 

1 

SO- 

Oct.    SS 


26^ 
Nov.     1 


MUNICIPAL  CORPORATIONS. 


Name  of  Municipality. 


County. 


1^ 


hi 


Remarks. 


Arnettsville 
Ashville    . . . 


Akron  — 
Brookside  . 
Bridgeport 


Beaver    

Chester   Hill    .. 

College  Corner 
Collinwood    . . . . 

Deerficld    

Evanston    


I 


Darke    ... 

Pickaway 

Summit    . 
Belmont 


I 


Pike  .... 
Morgan 


Butler    ... 
Cuyahoga 
Warren  ... 
Hamilton 


Dec.  28 
1900. 


May  28 


April  14 
1899. 

Dec  22 
1900. 

Feb.  20 


1900. 
Mar.  80 

May    1 

June  10 


Feb.  10 
Mar.  13 
June  14 


Hamlet. 

Annexation  of  \ 

ritory. 
Annexation. 
Hamlet. 
Annexation  f 

lage. 
Village. 


Annexatioik. 


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'  MUNICIPAI,  CORPORATIONS  — Concluded. 


Name  of  Municipality. 


County. 


1^ 


< 


Remarks. 


Gordon    

AO^ons    

Mogadore   

Portsmouth     

Saint  Paris  

South  Brooklyn  

Uniopolis  

West  La£aycttc  

Amelia  

Celina    

Minster    

New   Waterford   

Warren    

Total   Corporations 


Darke    

Fulton   

Summit  . . . . 
Scioto  ....'.. 
Champaign  . 
Cuyahoga  .. 
Auglaize  . . . 
Coshocton  . 
Clermont    . . 

Mercer    

Auglaize  ... 
Columbiana 
Trumbull   . . 


Aug.  16 

4 

July  28 


May  21 
Sept.  19 
Nov.  12 


Oct.     2 


1900. 


May  21 
Dec.  18 
June  18 


Oct.  11 

"      27 


Nov.  10  I 


Hamlet. 
Village. 

Annexation^ 
Village. 

Annexation. 


STREET  RAII.WAY  COMPANIES  CONSOLIDATED. 


Companies  Consolidated. 


Name   of   Consolidation. 


Filed. 


Capital 
Stock. 


Southern  Ohio  Traction  Company.. 


Oeveland,     Elyria     and     Western 
Railway   Company   


Total  Consolidations 2 


The  Cincinnati  and  Hamilton  Electric 
Street  Railway  Company;  The  Cin- 
cinnati and  Miami  Valley  Traction 
Company;  and  The  Dayton  Traction 
Company    

The  Cleveland,  Berea,  Elyria  and 
Oberlin  Railway  Company;  The 
Lorain  County  Railway  Comoany; 
The  Oberlin  and  Wellington  Railway 
Company    '. 


1900. 


April  24 


June  20 


$2,000,000 


2,000,008 


Capital 


$4,000,000 


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FOREIGN 

Which  have  complied  with  the  laws  of  Ohio  relating  to  such  corporatioiis 


Name. 


Location  of 
Principal  Office. 


State  under 

which 
Organised. 


CapffaL 


Akron  Aluminum  Company,  The 

American  Agricultural  Chemical  Company,  The. 

American  Bridge  Company : 

American  Clay  Manufacturing  Company 

Augusta  Commercial  Club  of  Augusta,  Ky.,  The. 

Armour  &  Company 

American  Drilling  Tool  Company,  The... 

American  Foundry  and  Furnace  Company , 

Aeolian  Company.  The 

Akron  Electrical  Manufactikring  Company,  The.. 

American  Hide  and  Leather  Company 

Alvordton   Hardware   Company 

American  Minhie  Investment  Company 

American  Mutual  Oil  and  Gas  Company,  The.... 

Ann  Oil  Company,  The 

American  Pharmacal  Company,  The 

American  Radiator   Company 

American  Shovel  and  Sumping  Company 

Atlas  Tack  Company 

American  Writing  Paper  Company. 

American  Wood  Kim  Company ,  The 

American  Wood  Fiber  Company,  The 

BarckhofF  Church  Organ  Company 

Boggs  Drilling  Company,  The 

Bucyrus  Development  Company 

Brown  Hoisting  Machinery  Company,  The 

Boston  and  Marietta  Oil  Company 

Bash  Packing  Company 

Briggs-Riblet  Transfer  Company. 

B.  &  W.  Tenkinson  Company,  The 

Buckeye  Rubber  Company 

Bell  Watch  Case  Company 

Columbus   Buggy   Company,   The 

Comstock  Construction  Company,   The 

Columbus   Coal   Company,   The 

Crockery  City  Brewing  Company,  The 

Congo  Coal  Mining  Companv 

Cleveland  Color  Company,  The 

C.  D.   Kenny  Company ;;, 

Cleveland  Grain  Drying  Company,  The 

Crane-Hawley  Company  

Crystal  Ice  and  Coal  Company,  The 

Consolidated  Oil  Company 

Cheuvront  Oil  Company 

Consolidated  Rubber  Tire  Company 

C.  W.  Raymond  Company.  The 

Cambridge  Rolling  Mill  Company 

Crucible  Steel  Company  of  America 

Dickinson  County  Real  Estate  Company... 

Dominion  Oil  and  Pipe  Line  Company,  The 

Elite  Laundry  Company,  The 

Elyria  Stone  Company,  The 

Federal  Oil  Company,  The 

Fremont  Oil  Company 


Fort  Pitt  Gas  Company 

Firestone  Tire  and  Rubber  Company. 

Funk  &  Wagnalls  Company 

Fort  Wayne  Electric  Works. 


Gumey  Ball  Bearing  Umbrella  Company,  The 

German  Capital  Investment  Company,  The 


Hcckert  Ballzley  Billet  Company. 

Hanover  Oil  Company,  The 

Hallwood  Cash  Register  Company 

Herrick  &  Sons  Company,  The 

Humes  Torpedo  Company,  The 

Hull  Umbrella  Manufacturing  Company. 

International  Cutlery  Company 

Indiana  Chemical  Works,  The 

ohn  A.  Roebling's  .Sons  Company 

.  B.  Judkins  &  Sons  Company 

ewett  Car  Company,  The 

,ames  E.  Patton  Company 

'ohnston  Harvester  Company,  The 


Akron,  Ohio.... 
New  London.... 

Jersey  City 

Jersey  City 

Augusta  

Jersey  City 

St.   Marys 

Bloomington  ... 

Meriden   

Akron,  Ohio.... 

Jersey  City 

Auburn  

Minneapolis  .... 
Toledo,    Ohio... 

Pittsburgh  

Chicago,   111 

Chicago,   111 

Chicago    

Jersey  City 

Springfield,  Mass 
Bradford,  Pa.... 

Lima,  Ohio 

Latrobe  

Parkersburg  .... 

East  Orange 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Marietta,  Ohio.. 

Fort  Wayne 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Cleveland.  Ohio. 

Jersey  City 

East  Orange.... 

Jersey  City 

Detroit    

Portland 

E.  Liverpool,  O. 
New  York...^.. 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Baltimore    .t.... 

Jersey  City 

Chicago    

Lima,  Ohio 

{ersey  City 
.ima,  Ohio 

Trenton    .... 

Dayton,  Ohio».. 
CambridjDfe,    O.. 

Jersey  City 

Abilene  

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Elyria,   Ohio....' 

Camden    I 

Marietta,    Ohio. I 

Pittsburgh    I 

Akron,  Ohio I 

New    York I 

Schenectady j 

Mansfield.  Ohiol 
Cincinnati.  Ohio! 
East   Orange 1 


Hoboken 
Jersey  City. 
Chicago  . . . 
Wilming^ton 
C%mden  . . . 
Jersey  City. 
Fortville  ... 

Trenton    I 

Merrimac,   Mass! 
Newark.    Ohio.. I 

Milwaukee    I 

Batavia  j 


West  Virginia.. 
Connecticut   . . 

New  Jersey * 

New  Jersey 

Kentucky 

New  Jersey 

West  Vinnnia.. 

Illinois 

Connecticut  . . . 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

Indiana  

Minnesota  

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania  .. 

Illinois 

New  Jersey 

Illinois    .% 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 
Pennsylvania  .. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

Delaware   

Maine 

Indiana  

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

Michigan   

Maine 

West  Virprinia.. 

New  York 

West  Virginia.. 

Maryland  

New  Jersey 

Illinois    

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia./ 

New  Jersey 

Kansas 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virgfinia.. 
Pennsylvania  .. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  York 

New  York 

West  V^Vginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

Illinois    

Delaware 

New  Jersey 

New  Jersey 

Indiana  

New  Jersey 

Maine 

West  Virginia.. 

Wisconsin   

New  York 


40,000,0(» 

70,000,000 

10,000,000 

120 

100,000 

60,000 

120,000 

225,000 

200,000 

86,000,000 

16,000 

10,000 

125.000 

25.000 

25.000 

10,000.000 

100,000 

700,000 

25,000.000 

500.000 

000,000 

1.200 

100.000 

250,000 

2.000,000 

100.000 

100.000 

200,000 

60,000 

10,000 

260,000 

1,000,000 

10,000 

30,000 

200,000 

300,000 

60,000 

100,000 

20,000 

100,OOU 

50,000 

2,000,000 

100,000 

10,000,000 

200,000 

ioo,ood 

60,000,000 
106,000 
100,000 

25.000 

250.000 

2,000.000 

100,000 

2,500,000 

60,000 

8,000,000 

600,000 

100,000 

400.000 

25,000 

200.000 

8,000.000 

50.000 

60,000 
160.000 
800.000 

40,000 
280.000 
100.000 
200.000 

60,000 
600,000 


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CORPORATIONS 

doing  business  in  Ohio  from  November  15, 1899,  to  November  15, 1900. 


Name    of   agent    in 

Ohio  upon  whom 

process   may  be 

served. 


Address  of  Agent 


Date  of  Compliance. 


Sec.  148d. 


Sec.  148c. 


Harold  C.  Parsons... 

Wm.  Prescott   

Frank  M.  Wyant 

•  Charles  Baird   

JErnest  Bambach   .... 

F.  P.  Dunning 

A.  J.   Boyd 

John  W.  Dowd 

G.  F.  Cornell 

Dayton  A.  Doyle 

Ernest  Gricss 

L.  H.  Hosier 

E.    B.    Benson 

A.  J.   Miller 

W.   V.    Walton 

Harry   C.   Richmond. 

L.  F.  Littler 

Thos,  H.  Martins — 
George  F.  Howard... 
Thomas  A.  Jones — 

E.  J.   Lobdell 

Thos.  A.  Robinson... 
Carl    Barkhoff   

D.  C.  Boggs 

Frank   P.   Kalcr 

Geo.   C.  Wing 

C.  C.  Middleswart... 
H.  A.  Remkcnsneicr. 

E.  B.  Tidd.... 

A.  W.  Arundel,  Jr... 

S.   S.   Miller 

Orpheus  E.   Bell 

Clinton  D.  Firestone, 

W.  A,  Comstock 

James  O.  Somers.... 
Geo.  W.  Meredith... 
Tracy  W.  Guthrie.... 

A.   T,    Hatch 

C.  E.  Gould 

E-  C.  Terry 


George  B.  Hawlcy... 
C.  H.  ShappelJ 


Harry  S.  Shaffer 

J.  C.  Cheuvront 

J.  W.  Scott 

Chas.  W.  Raymond.. 
Chas.  S.  Sheppard... 

Levi   D.   York 

Margaret  Amich  

J.   W.  Holcomb 

G.  W.  Westerkamp.. 

Charles  T.  Ely 

D.   C.   Boggs 

R.  T.  Cisler 

j.    W.  Hunter 

James  Christy.  Jr — 
Shep.   F.   Harriman.. 

T.  J.   Ryan 

W.  W.  Stark 

Jno.  J.  Gushing 

A.  G.  Fuller 

F.  B.  Power 

Cyrus  Huling   

Burke  C.  Hcrrick.... 

T.   C.   Lytle 

K.  P.  Hull 

Henry  Clauss   

John  H.  Voss 

W.    P.   Bowman 

Charles  H.  Taylor... 

A.  H.  Sisson 

Geo.  Sealey 

M.  D.  Bearer 


43-44  Akron  Sav.  Bank  Bldg.,  Akron. 

906  Rose   Bldg.,    Cleveland.) 

Canton    

Akron    

Ripley    

Chestnut  and  Park  Sts.,   Columbus.. 

Spencerville    

606-607  Spitzcr   Bldg.,   Toledo 

124  E  Fourth  St.,  Cincinnati 

26-26  Doyle  Blk.,   Akron 

S10-fil2  Sycamore  St.,  Cincinnati 

Al vordton    

412-418  Cuy.   Bldg.,   Cleveland 

49  St.  Clair  Bldg.,  Toledo 

Woodsfield    

Lima    

Springfield     . . .  .r 

Lorain    

I  57  Pickering  Bldg.,  Cincinnati 

Franklin    

Marietta    

I  Lima     

'  Pomeroy    

I  Woodsfield     

i  Bucyrus     

I  301   Perry-Payne  Bldg.,    Cleveland.... 

I  8  Mill  Bldg.,   Marietta 

I  126   Neb.   Ave.,    Toledo 

415  Superior  St..    Cleveland 

Superior    St.,    Cleveland 

647  New  Market  St.,  Akron 

I  Mansfield    

I  275  N.  High  St.,  Columbus 

I  Fremont    

I  102  Ru^gery  Bldg.,   Columbus 

East  Liverpool    

910  Wyandotte  Bldg.,   Columbus 

Mason  and  Belden  Sts.,  Cleveland.... 

567  Pearl  St.,   Cleveland 

137  Train  St.,  Qeveland 

221  E.  Ninth  St,  Cincinnati 

Lima     

Woodsfield    

Lima     

944  S.  High  St.,  Akron 

Dayton     

Cambridge     

Yorktown     

932  Dayton  St.,   Cincinnati 

209  and  210  The  Arcade,  Cleveland... 

47  W.  Fifth  St..  Cincinnati 

Ely    Blk.',    Elyria 

Woodsfield     

110  Green  St.,  Marietta 

East   Liverpool    , 

Akron     

25%  S.  High  St.,  Columbus 

402   Neavc   Bldg.,    Cincinnati 

Mansfield    ^ 

58  Blymyer  Bldg. ,   Cincinnati 

232  S.  Main  St.,  Findlay 

Tunnell    

The   Wyandotte,    Columbus 

160  S.  Main  St.,  Akron 

Marietta    

Norwalk    

Fremont    

802  Neave   Bldg.,    Cincinnati 

288  Superior  St.,    Cleveland 

804  Amer.  Trust  Bldg..   Cleveland.... f 
I  Newark    

No.  115  W.  Front  St.,   Cincinnati. 
I  142-144  W.  Huron  St,  Toledo 


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484  report  of  secretary  of  state. 

foreign: 

Which  have  complied  with  the  laws  of  Ohio  relating  to  such  corporations. 


Name. 


Location  of 
Principal  Office. 


State  under 

which 
Organized. 


Kingan  Provision  Company 

Kemper-Thomas  Company,  The 

Liberty  Creamery  Company,   The 

Lorain  Coal  and  Dock  Company,  The 

Lake  Erie  Supply  Company ; 

Lewis  Knorr  Paper  Company,  The 

L.    Martin    Company 

Laning  Sales  Slips  Company 

Lima  Telephone  Company  of  Lima,  Ohio,  The 

Mablevs 

Manufacturer's  Contracting  Company 

Martins  Ferry  Box  and  Barrel  Company,  The.... 

Milliken  and  French  Torpedo  Company,  The 

Means  Foundry  and  Machine  Company,  The 

Mc  Arthur-Graf  ton  Company,  The 

Manoning  Leather  Company,  The.... 

Mutual  Mercantile  Agency 

Mountain  State  Gas  Company 

Miami  Valley  Debcntuie  Company,  The 

Novelty  Advertising  Company,  The 

Nicola    Brothers    Company 

Niles  Electric  Company,    The 

National  Glass  Company 

North  Manufacturing  Company 

New  York  Oil  and  Gas  Company 

Nassau  Oil  Company,  The 

Niles  Printing  and  Publishing  Company,  The 

National  Pubfishers'  Association,  The 

National  Tube  Company 

Ohio  and  Little  Kanawha  Railroad  Company 

( )hio  Glove  Company,  The 

Ohio  Rollil^g  Mill  Company,  The 

Ohio  River  Electric  Railway  and  Power  Co.,  The. 

Ohio  Valley  Electric  Railway  Company 

Ohio  Table  Company,  The 

Ohio  Valley   Furniture  Company 

People's  Amusement  Company,  The 


Pittsburgh  Coal  Company 

Piqua  Handle  and  Manufacturing  Company,  The. 


.  Pere   Marquette    Railroad   Company 
Rood  Lumber  Company,  The. 


iiiL/^i     \^\jnnjany  f      A  iiv  ......................  . 

Readinff  Stove  Works,  Orr,  Painter  &  Co.,  The..! 
Schroeacr  &   Arguimbau 


Schwind    Brewing   Company 
Standard  Chain   Company... 

Seagrave   Company,   The 

Shay  McMullcn  Company 


The. 


Southard   Novelty   Company,  The 


est  Virginia,   The.. I 


Schell  Oil  and  Gas  Co. 
Shawmut  Oil  Company. 

Star  Silicate  Company 

Shelbv  Steel  Tube  Company 

Sun  Vapor  Street  Light  Company,  The 

Thew  Automatic  Shovel   Company,   The 

Toledo   Debenture  Company,  The 

Toledo,  St.  Louis  and  Western  Railroad  Company 

Ukoma  Remedy  Company.  The i 

Uneed  Superior  Paper  Mills I 

Ignited  States  Clay  Manufacturing  Company 

Union  Special   Sewing  Machine  Company 

Union  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Company,  The... 

Versailles  Produce  Company 

Westinghousc  Electric  and  Manufacturing  Co 

Welsbach  Company  % . . . 

Wheeler  Electric  and  Manufacturing  Company.... 
Wilber  H.  Murray  Manufacturing  Company 


Wilkin-Redman  Company  

Webster  Oil  Company,  The 

Welsbach  Street  Lighting  Company  of  America.. 
Webetcr  Producing  Company 


Indianapolis  .... 
East  Orange.... 

Liberty  

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Conneautf  Ohio. 
Cincinnati,  Ohio 
New   York,N.Y. 

Dover     

Lima,  Ohio 

Detroit   

Newark 

Martins  F'ry,  O. 

Sistersville    

Steubenville,    O. 

Detroit    

Youngstown,  O. 
East  Orange.... 
Oil  City,  Pa.... 
Dayton,  Ohio... 

Dover    

Pittsburgh,    Pa. 

Niles,   Ohio 

Pittsburgh   

Philadelphia  .... 

Newark    

Jersey  City 

Niles,  Ohio 

Minneapolis 

New  York,N.Y. 
Zanesville,  O... 
East  Oranffe.... 
Findlay,  Ohio... 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Huntington    .... 

Jersey  City 

Charleston    

Youngstown,  O. 

Jersey  City 

Piqua,    Ohio 

Saginaw   I 

Columbus,   Ohio' 

Reading  \ 

Jersey  city. 

Dayton,     Ohio.. 

Jersey  City 

\Vest    Virginia.. 

Sistersville    

Columbus,  Ohio 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.. 

Portland  

Massillon.  Ohio 
East  Orange.... 
Canton,  Ohio... 
I-orain,  Ohio... 
Toledo,  Ohio... 
Toledo,    Ohio... 

Camden    

Cincinnati,  Ohiol 

Newark 

Chicago    

Erie,    Pa 

New  York.... 
Pittsburgh  ... 
Gl ouster  City. 

Dayton  

Cranford 


Columbus,  Ohio 
Saco  ... 
Chicago 


Indiana  

New  Jersey 

Indiana  

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

Delaware    

West  Virginia.. 

Michigan    

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

Michigan    

West  Virginia. . 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

Delaware    . . 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 
Pennsylvania  -. 
Pennsylvania   . . 

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New  Jersey 

West  Virgnnia.. 

Minnesota   

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

Delaware    

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

Michigan   

West  Virginia.. 
Pennsylvania   .. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

Columbus,  O... 
West  Virginia..! 
West  Virginia..! 
West  Virginia.. 

Maine 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 
West  Virginia. . 
West  Virginia.. 

Indiana  

New  Jersey 

West  Virginia.. 

New  Jersey 

Illinois    

West  Virginia.. 

New  York 

Pennsylvania  .. 

New  Jersey 

Tennessee   

New  Jersey 


West  Virginia. 

Maine 

Illinois 


Marietta,  Ohio..!  West  Virginia.. 


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CORPORATIONS 

•doing  business  in  Ohio  from  November  15, 1899,  to  November  15, 1900. 


485 


Name   of   agent   in 

Ohio  upon  whom 

process  may  be 

served. 


Address  of  Agent 


Date  of  Compliance. 


Sec.  148d. 


Sec  148c . 


Albert  T.   Moore... 
"Guido  Kemper   .... 

^muel   Ward   

Arnold  C.  Sanders. 

Edwin  S.  Mills 

■C.  L.  La  Boiteaux. 
Relso  Murdoch  .... 

J.   F.   Laning 

D.   J.    Cable 

Thos.   H.   Mabley.. 
Irenie  du  Pont 


James  B.   Milliken... 

A    McFlanigin 

James  E.  Grafton.... 

Joseph  New  

Henry  Fenton  

Frank  L.  Reed 

Charles  D.  Derby.... 

M.  D.  Custer 

W.  W.  Nicola 

.Julius  N.  Cowderly.. 

Geo.  Duncan  

R.   M.   Decker 

Wm.    P.    Hedges 

•Charles  E.  Russell... 

Ivor  J.  Davis 

E.   G.   Beyhl 

AV.   L.  Kauffman 

J.  Hope  Sutor 

David  Battenfield  ... 

Wm.   Brenner   

J.   L.  Openheimer.... 

John  Hamilton 

T.    F.   Arnold 

Max    Shober    

H.  G.  Hamilton 

S.   H.   Robbins 

M.    E.    Barber 

Noah   H.   Swayne — 

R.   A.   Rood 

Zenas   A.    Craig 

Samuel    H.    Mays... 
Frank  W.  Wurfel... 

Franz  Krein  

J.   L.   Rodgers 

A.   D.  Folfett 

Sam'l  R.  Southard... 

Charles  A.  X,udey — 

Henry  Shriver   I 

W.   S.   Miller........ 

•  Spencer  S.  Weart... 

V.   A.   Smith 

Walter  F.  Brown.... 
•Clarence  Brown   .... 

Harry  V.  Kahle 

W.   L.  Voight 

William  Weaver  — 
Walter  L.  Granger.. 

Byron  H.  Evans 

John  Stout   

Robert  D.  Beatty... 
Frederick  Grubler... 

Ira  A.  Richards 

^Wilbcr  H.  Murray.. 


R.  C.  Wilkin 

<niarles  D.  Webster.. 

Frank  B.  Many 

'W.  A  Oark 


418  N.  High  St..  Columbus 

909   Broadway,    Cincinnati 

College    Corner    

Western  Reserve  Bldg.,  Cleveland. 
Perry-Payne   Bldg.,    Cleveland 

1001  Neave  Bldg.,   Cincinnati' 

Eighth  and  Evans  Sts.,  Cincinnati. 

Norwalk    

Lima     

439  Summit  St.,  Toledo 

South    Lorain    

Martins  Ferry 

Goebel   Bldg.,   MarietU 

Steubenville    , 

Upper  Sandusky   

Youngstown    

Ebersole  Bldg.,   Cincinnati 

116  Front  St.,  Marietta 

Cor.  Third  and  Jefferson  Sts.,  Dayton 

Coshocton    

912  New  England  Bldg.,  Qeveland... 

Niles    

Martins    Ferry    

9  S.  Water  St.,  Cleveland 

Cadiz     

Scio   

Niles    

Cleveland    

Youngstown    

Zanesville     

Delaware     

Findlay    

Pomeroy    

Cor.  Fourth  and  Center  Sts.,  Ironton 

Massillon    

Gallipolis    

123  N.    Phelps  St.,    Youngstown... 

Perry-Payne   Bldg.,    Cleveland 

1014  High  St.,    Piqua 

Toledo 

Buttles  Ave.,   Columbus 

Dayton    

Miamisburff     

212  River  St.,  Dayton 

St.    Marys    

Columbus    

208  Putnam  St.,  Marietta 

Columbus     

Woodsfield    

Marietta    

Massillon    

Am.  Trust  Bldg.,   Oeveland 

1002  S.  Market  St.,   Canton 

Lorain    

407  Gardner  Bldg.,  Toledo 

Toledo    

58  Opera  House  Blk.,  Lima 

1118  Bank  St. ,   Cincinnati 

Lisbon     

Carew  Bldg.,  Cincinnati 

13  W.   Federalist.,   Youngstown... 

Versailles    

Waverlv  Ave.,   Cleveland 

415  Main   St.,   Cincinnati 

22   Naughton   St.,    Columbus I 

S.    W.    Cor.    Race   and    George    Sts.,* 

Cincinnati    

244  S.  High  St,  Columbus 

Marietta    

809  Cuyahoga  Bldg.,   Qeveland 

Marietta    


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 
FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


' 

I^cgal  Cap. 

Note  Paper. 

From  Whom  Purchased. 

(0 

2 

5 

i 

1 

i 

On  hand  November  15,  1899 

7 

10 
80 
20 

12 

$59  34 
22  40 

220  00 
70  00 

49 
7 
4 

40 

422 

$41  05 

The   Brooks  Co 

28  00 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co 

10  00 

The   Tracv-Wells   Co 

62  25 

The  Columbus   Lithograph   Co 

C    F    Bradlev  Co 

8 

1 

9  00 

Central  Ohio  Paoer  Co 

2  50 

Diem  &  Wing  Paper  Co 

^ 

Totals  

117 

12 

$871  74 

104 

422 
125 

$148  70 
$0  65 

To  Whom  Issued. 
Executive  Deoartraent  

Department  of  State   

6 

$21  00 

6 

5  40 

Auditor  of  State  

Treasurer  of  State  

Attorney  General  

1 

3  50 

1 
5 

■"250* 

2  60 

Suoreme  Court '. . 

23  25 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

26 

87  60 

Insnector  oi  Workshoos   

. 

School  Commissioner 

12 

42  00 

Board  of  Public  Works 

250 
240 

75 

Senate  Chamber 

11 
38 

2 

240 
250 
76 
425 

42  25 

117  70 

7  60 

,   2  75 

26 
86 
5 

46  25 

House  of  Reoresentatives 

37  28 

Adjutant  General   

6  32 

Insurance  Commissioner 

Bureau  of  Labor 

2 

125 

3  71 

Mine    Inspector 

250 

1  80 

State  Librarv 

Canal   Commission 

Sinking   Fund   Commission.. .» 

120 
12 

65 

State  Board  of  Health 

75- 

State  Board  of  Charities 

1 

1  20 

Law    L#ibrarv • 

Reporter  Supreme  Court   

Clerk  of  Senate  

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives 

Atrricultural  Deoartn^ent 

1 

350 

Dairy  and  Food  Department...... 

1 
1 
1 

246* 

2  50 

Building  and  Loan  Department 

2  75 

Soldiers^  Claim  Department 

2  SO 

State  Board  of  Pardons 

Stationary  Engineers'  Department 

Board  of  Arbitration 

Totals.  ^ 

93 
23 

240 
272 

$829  60 
$42  14 

87 
17 

362 
60 

$136  46 
$12  24 

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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  16,  1900,  INCI^USIVK. 


487 


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1 

i 

9 

1 

1 

1 

1 

■  a 

6,425 

$141  33 

690 

1,300 

200 

$40  52 
80  00 
IS  00 

121 

8 

600 

$416  16 
57  00 

76,878 
171,500 
150.016 

65,000 

$444  68 

431  73 

12,000 

860  00 

418  14 

159  25 

.    215 

700 

966  75 

8,000 
11^,500 
87,000 

4  50 

244  04 

83  26 

1£,425 

109 

1,420 

281 

$501  88 

$3  93 
62  60 

6  74 
1  77 
584 

1  SO 

7  26 

2  76 
10  29 

4  50 
87  76 
150  90 
19  24 
2  52 
7  02 
2  16 
34  38 
1  08 

2,190 

54 
100 

$133  52 

$8  19 
700 

346 
10 

800 

$1,438  91 
$45  00 

616,894 

18,850 

28,000 

17,000 

12,000 

500 

13,000 

16.300 

9,000 

37,000 

17,250 

66,000 

100.000 

29,066 

11.000 

24,500 

23,500 

11,000 

350 

4,000 

2  000 

26,500 

27,500 

$1,785  44 

$60  80 
104  80 

50  15 

72 
201 

6 

35 

10 
16 
8 
9 

50  00 
85  00 
42  00 
44  00 

3182 
1  50 

60 
242 
96 

108 
18 

6  30 
1  20 

32  29 
40  70 
23  25 

448 
152 

24 

42 

203 

632^ 

849 

1  40 

2  45 
1195 
39  30 
53  09 

5 

20  00 

99  46 
44  20 

2,802 
5,144 

449 
90 

61 
148 
12 
12 
11 

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325  60 
505  61 
48  50 
50  00 
44  00 

206  03 
273  30 
99  84 
29  68 

234 

75  80 

78 

79  80 

1,162 

24 

1  40 



31  00 

36 

1  37 

2 

10  00 

11  70 

254 

7  64 

1  44 

2  10 
1  20 

53 

14  40 

1  75 

1  44 

7  44 

1  80 

2  16 
1  44 
282 

72 

12 

50 

5  65 

48 

92  67 

84 
42 

12 
12 

70 
75 

7 

500 

30  00 

81  21 

24 

1,500 

3,750 
15,000 
19,500 
27  500 
11,500 
17,000 

1,000 
21,500 

1,500 

3  15 

480 

1 
2 
14 
8 
6 

""566' 

4  00 
12  00 
58  00 
38  00 
24  00 

11  10 

75 

40  60 

48 
248 

24 

1  20 

61  77 
76  30 

60 

19  66 

72 

6 

40 

84  10 

48 

3  60 

00 

58  00 

24 

4  80 

14,778 
3,652 

$459  43 
41  90 

2,126 
64 

$131|18 
2  34 

845 

1 

300 

$1,435  71 
8  20 

614,066 
2,828 

$1,778  44 
700 

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488 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 
FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


From  Whom  Purchased. 


Pen  Holders. 


n 

55 


I 


lok. 


I 


On  hand  November  15,  1899.... 

The  Brooks  Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  Lithograph  Co... 

C.  F.  Bradley  Co...... 

Central  Ohio  Paper  Co , 

Diem  &  Wine  Co 

The  Rugglcs-Gale  Co 

Chas  Huston  


Totals. 


To  Whom  Issued. 


Executive  Department 

Department  of  State <  

Auditor  of  State 

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney  General  

Supreme  Court  

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  of  Workshops 

School  Commissioner  

Board  of  Public  Works  

Senate  Chamber   

House  of  Representatives 

Adjutant  General    

Insurance  Commissioner   

Bureau  of  Labor  

Mine  Inspector 

State  Librarjr  

Canal  Commission  

Sinking  Fund  Commission 

Sup'ervisor  of  Public  Printing 

State  Board  of  Health 

State  Board  of  Charities  

Law  Library  

Reporter  Supreme  Court  

Clerk  of  Senate 

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives. 

A gricultural    Department    

Dairy  and  Food  Department  

Building  and  Loan  Department.... 

Soldiers'  Claims  Department  

State  Board  of  Pardons : 

Stationary  Engineer's  Department  . 
Board  of  Arbitration  , 


Totals 

On  hand  November  15,  1900.. 


82 


$5  63 


1,728 
2,160 


61  00 
72  45 


6  00 


8,994 


$145  08 


$1>91 


12 
24 
18 
36 
36 
'  12 
144 
18 
1,103 
1,959 
68 
72 
60 
86 
12 


33 

76 

57 

1  16 

1  14 
40 

4  80 

60 

17  20 

97  96 

2  50 

1  52 

2  00 
1  12 

40 


1  20 

1  14 

38 

;  47 

1  52 

40 

80 

89 

80 


8.935 
59 


$143  71 
1  87 


439 
36 
872 


847 


2 

5 

5 

102 

184 

11 

8 

12 

1 

2 

2 

*  6 

1 

2 

2 


517 


$194  68 
22  50 
52  00 


>  18 


$4  52 

40  00 
8  44 
2  82 
220 

4  82 
1  44 

1  QO 

2  26 
2  82 

16  20 
25  00 

5  50 
4  00 
58S 

50 
05 
1  00 
200 
40 
1  00 
1  00 


60 
81  60 
2  06 
1  40 
1  00 
1  82 
200 

60 


$1«»97 
108  21 


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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 

-ACCOUNT. 

NOVEMBER  16,  1900,  INCLUSIVE.. 


489 


Carmine  Ink. 

Ink  Stands. 

Mucilage,  QuarU. 

Mucilage,  Small. 

Pencil  Pads. 

1 

1 

a 
1 

a 

a 
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s 

9 
z 

• 

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9 

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21S 

$43  04 

490 

$53  77 

25 

48 

$1  55 
86  00 

1»7 
144 
120 
240 

$8  19 
86  00 
80  00 
45  00 

9,017 
.  1,886 

$324  90 
100  08 

24 
144 

700 
39  00 

48 

10  00 

1 

4  50 

156 

62  40 

492 

82  PO 



*     *   *         , 



218 

1 
6 
1 

$43  04 

$0  20 

120 

25 

80 

659 

4 

180 

$104  27 

$5  15 
25  00 

277 

11 
77 

4 

$109  95 

$4  40 
15  00 
1  20 

1,198 

16 

70 

S 
7 

$201  19 

$3  56 

12  60 

1  58 

1  30 

10,858 

96 

1,009 

182 

38 

36 

852 

72 

72 

78 

48 

1,728 

2.752 

258 

120 

132 

36 

108 

24 

$424  96 

$4  18 
33  20 
5  44 

4 

8 
4 

•       2  15 
1  00 

'      1  42 

1  23 

18 

6 

6 

7 

9 

221 

280 

27 

12 

7 

6 

71 

48 

8^5* 

1  08 
1  20 

1  54 
,   204 

88  35 
62  55 
3  44 

2  25 
1  98 

1  36 
13  00 

2  00 

13  85 

1 

25* 

20* 

2  40 

300 

1  70 

40 

20 

1 

25 

1 
6 
5 

40 
2  06 
2  25 

2  73 

2  74 

1 

28 

«? 

237 
14 
12 

8 

385 

25 

11  86 

26  52 

3  43 

3  15 

1  64 

2  75 
2  40 

12 
15 

4 
2 

1 

14 

18 
10 
16 

1 
8 

560 
3  36 
3  66 
6  40 
40 
5  10 

58  39 

91  (17 

•     10  65 

•     4  46 

4  69 

1  51 

4  05 

6 

1  20 
20 
60 
40 

-  9 

2  30 

1 

1 

40 

82 

8 

2 

2 

1 
1 

50 
60 
25 
30 

2 

1 
8 
2 

62 

8  42 

80 

3 

10 
2 

75 

1  87 

50 

is 

96 
96 
84 
12 
12 
86 
72 
108 
162 
86 
114 

75 
4  80 

1 

20 

3  64 
8  44 

36' 

40 
25 
20 
70 
25 

2 

60 

12 

1 
5 
24 
14 
12 
3 
1 

8  00 

05 

98 

4  65 

238 

2  40 

75 

18 

40 

3 

2 
2 
12 
2 
5 

80 

80 

660 

1  00 

2  00 

50 

2 
1 

10 

250 

128 
8  00 

1 
8 
1 

2 

8 
8 
2 

4 

50 

1  16 

75 

22 

1  10 

408 
682 
1  80 

5  70 

8 

1  20 

1 

44 

24 

1  00 

1 

73 
146 

$15  74 
27  80 

560 
99 

$94  53 
-     9  74 

209 
68 

$67  47 
42  48 

906 
287 

$161  04 
40  15 

7,949 
2,904 

$288  74 
141  24 

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490 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


STATIONERY 

V 

FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


~  Commissions. 

Arm  Rests. 

j 

Tumblers. 

From  Whom  Ptirchased. 

1 

8 

1 

1 

1 

On    hanri    Nov^mh^r  Ifi     1S99              

3,255 
5,000 

$1,91 
100  00 

8 

$8  20 

Th*»    Brooke   Co 

The  Tracv-Wells  Co 

48 

$8  60 

16,500 

325  00 

C    F    Bradlev  Co 

fpntral   Ohio   Paoer   Co       

Diem  &  Winff  Co 

The  Ruirtrles-Gale  Co ; 

Chas    Huston  

Beck  &  Orr ' 

Schoedinffer,  Fearn  &  Co 

T    S    Ahhott  &  Co 

William  Zink 

Totals 

24,755 

14,560 
3^000 

$426,91 

$292  00 
25  00 

8 

$8  20 

48 

$3  60 

To  Whom  Issued. 
Kxecutive  Deoartment 

Oenartm^nt  of  State •• ••••••.. 

1 

$1  02 

20 

$1  OO 

Auditor  of  State   

Treasurer  of   State           ...   .... 

200 

4  20 

Attorney  General •••« .••••• 

2 
2 

20 

10 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

InsDcctor  of  Workshoos 

School  Commissioner * . . . . 

2 

20 

Board  of  Public  Works ^ . . . 



1 
8 

1 

1,02 
3  06 
1  02 

House  of  Representatives ^.. . 

Adiutant  General 

1,300 

32  50 

Insurance  Commissioner  

Bureau  of  Labor .. 

Mine  Inspector  

1 

1  02 

State  Library 

12 

1  08 

Canal  Commission 

Sinking  Fund  Commission 

Supervisor  of  Public  Printing 

3 
2 
2 

aa 

State  Board  of  Health 

20 

State  Board  of  Charities 

20 

Law  Library  

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate 

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives 

Agricultural  Department 

Dairy  and  Food  Department 

Building  and  Loan  Department 

Soldiers^  Claims  Department 

State  Board  of  Pardons 

Stationary  Engineer's  Department 

50 

1  00 

Board  of  Arbitration , 

Total  s 

19,100 
&,665 

$354  70 
72  21 

7 

1 

$7  14 
1  06 

45 
3 

$8  34 
26. 

On  hand  November  15,  1900 

Digitized  by 


Google 


STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 
ACCOUNT,    . 
NOVEMBER  16,  1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


49L 


Paste  Clips. 

Cork 
Screws. 

Mops. 

Files. 

Carbon 
Paper. 

Speakers' 
Outfits. 

Warrants, 
Blanks. 

1 

1 

a 

1 

s 

i 

i 

9 

i 

1 

i 

s 

a 

1 

.1 

5 

1 

a 

i 

19 

liw 

45 

$8n 

119 
300 
317 

$0  82 
22  50 
21  30 

35 

$117  50 

19,000 

$310  80^ 

24 

4  00 

2 

$37  00 

12 

1  50 

12 

$3  75 

10 

25  00 

30,370 

791  8& 

1,000 

35  00 



200 

10  00 



43 

$6  71 

57 

$10  27 

12 

$3  75 

1,936 

652 
480 

$89  62 

$39  56 
503 

45 

1 
10 

$132  60 

$3  00 

25  00 

2 

$37  00 

49,370 

2,825 
2,895 
29.000 

$1,102  OO' 

$184  oa 

187  00 

9 

$1  00 

29 

$4  81 

486  66 

1 
24 

10 
62 

1 

$0  32 

250 

8  75 

500 

20  00 

1 

20 

2 

3  50 





2 

08 
4  00 

1 
25 

13 
5  00 

10 

3  16 



24 

7 

470 

12 

2  46 

56 

29  71 

96 

2 

7 
2 
1 
2 

1 
1 

7  00 
21  50 

5  00 
3  00. 

6  50 
3  50 
2  50 

1 
1 

$18  50 
18  50 

24 

1 

27 

11,500 
8,000 



185  00 

25  00 

2 

Ih 

100 

10  00 

1 
1 
2 

1 

300 
3  50 
600 
3  00 

1 

1 

25 
25 

1 

25 

2 

20 
80 

8 

6 

48 



1 

13 

1 

1 

250 
8  50 

2 

24 



3 

24 

2 

700 

50 

6  00 

* 

1 

40 
8 

$5  58 
18 

67 

$10  27 

12 

$3  75 

1,936 

$89  62 

58 
7 

$109  00 
28  50 

2 

$37  00 

49,870 

$1,102  afr 







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•492 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 
FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


Ppom  Whom  Purchased. 


Whisp  Brooms.  Brushes. 


a 

9 


S 
o 


I 


On  hand  November  15,  1899 

The  Brooks  Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  X.ithograph  Co... 

•C  F.  Bradley  Co 

Central   Ohio   Paper  Co 

Diem  &  Wingf  Co 

The   Ruggles-Uale  Co 

Chas.   Huston  

Beck  &  Orr 

Schoedinger  &  Feam  Co 

J.  S.  Abbott  &  Co 

William  Zink 


$8  66 


108 


Totals. 


To  Whom  Issued. 


^Executive  Department  

•  Department  of  State 

Auditor  of  State   

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney  General  

Supreme  Court  

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  ot  Workshops " 

School  Commissioner  

Board  of  Public  Works 

.  Senate  Chamber 

House  of  Representatives   

Adjutant   General^ 

Insurance  Commissioner   

Bureau  of  Labor  

Mine  Inspector 

.  State   Library    

"Canal  Commissioner  

Sinking  Fund  Commissioner  

Supervisor  of  Public  Printing 

State  Board  of  Health  

State    Board   of   Charities 

Law  Library 

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

•Clerk  of  Senate 

•Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives 

Agricultural   Department   

Dairy  and  Food  Department 

Building  and  Loan  Department ,. 

Soldiers^  Claims  Department 

State    Board    of   Pardons 

'Stationary  Engineer's  Department 

Board  of  Arbitration 


14  04 
11  26 


Totals 

/Amount  on  hand  November  15,  i900.. 


$38  84 


$0  98 
7  50 
56 
56 
10 
2  82 
30 


1  32 
80 

1  95 
6  50 

2  38 
35 


120 


284 


1 

110 

1 


$10  17 


20  50 
425 


2  76 


$87  67 


$0  00 

13  00 

17 


72 
61 
84 


61 

17 

2  78 

4  70 

54 

1  25 


27 
2  35 


17 
1  02 


86 

ii 

88 
09 

17 


$80  58 

7  14 


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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  15,  1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


49.i 


Baskets. 

Buckets. 

Dusf  Pans. 

Scrap  Books. 

Chamois. 

1 

t 

1 

9 

55 

^ 

1 

B 

1 

s 

t 

s 

9. 

i 

18 

$8  44 

29 

$7  84 

18 


$2  34 

24 

$14  04 

159 

$64  54- 

36 

20  90 
16  76 

36 
17 

13  00 
434 

69 

51  75 

30 
60 

15  00 

86 

25  00< 

•  .   . 

^ 



' 

210 

89  60' 

••; 

24 

7  00 

* 

.'               / 

85 
3 

$46  10 

$1  50 

10  00 

106 

4 

26 

$3168 

$1  18 
933 

18 

$2  34 

93 

7 

$65  79 
$5  60 

459 

6 
130 
5 
8 
9 
3 
2 
4 
9 
9 

31 
117 

33 

10 
9 
8 

10 

$194  14 V 

$2  40 

58  00  ■ 

20 

1  82 

2 

1  00 
50 

2 

50 

^ 

3  20 

1 

1 

$0  14 

4 

1 

300 
75 

3  00 

1  20 

80 

1 

65 
1  30 

65 

1  95 

11  30 

1  00 

' 

1  60 

2 

8  60 

1 

4 
5 
12 
24 

1  09 
1  25 
4  75 
6  63 

3  00 

3 
22 

4 

56 

41 
2 
4 
2 

26  64 

1  CO 

2  70 
1  20 

8  40 
56  80 

2 

2 

28 


13  20 
4  00 

1 

25 

8  70 

3 

1  95 
1  75 

65* 

3  68 

3 

4 
2 

1  00 
50 

4  00- 

1 

1 
3 
5 
11 
6 
1 
1 
2 
4 
3 
2 
2 

40 

i 

2 
4 

25 

50 

1  00 

1  20 

ii 

8  25 

2  00 

4  40  • 

2  40 



4 

3  00 

40 ' 

i 

40 ' 

1 

65 
2  15 
2  25 

80 

3 

4 
4 

70 
1  00 

1 

5 
6 
2 
3 

75 
3  75 
5  20 

1  50 

2  25 

1  00 

3 

1  30 

80 
80 

2 

1  30 

2 

50 

4 

2  60 

1 

1 

25 

1 

14 

5 
2 

2  00 

25 

80 

1 

77 
8 

$43  15 
295 

103 
3 

^    $30  93              8 
75             10 

$1  12 
122 

93 

$65,79 

461 
8 

$192  90- 
124- 

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494 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 
FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


Red  Tape. 

While  Tape. 

Prom  Whom  Purchased. 

1 

i 

1^ 
B 

9 

t 

On    hanH    November    15     1899 



The    Brooks    Co                      

The  Tracv-VVells   Co              

120 

$35  00 

74 

$38  40 

C    F    Bradlev  Co                         

Central  Ohio  Paoer  Co  



Diem  &  Wine  Co 

The  Ruffcrles-Gale  Co  

Beck  &  Orr 

. 

T    S    Abbott  &  Co              



William  Zink  

Totals 

120 

$35  00 

74 

$33  40 

To   Whom   Issued. 
.Executive  Department 

Department  oi  State  

8 

$165 

8 

$3  70 

Auditor  of  State 

Treasurer  of  State  

A.ttomev   (leneral • 

Supreme  Court 

12 
24 

8  60 

7  20 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  oi  Workshops 

ScHool   Commissioner   

' 

Board  of  Public  Works 

3 

90 

.Senate   Chamber   

9 
57 

4  06 

House  of   Representatives 

48 
10 

14  40 

3  00 



25  66 

Adjutant  Oeneral 

IlTsurance   Commissioner    

- 

Bureau  of  Labor ." 

Mine  Inspector 

State  Library 

Canal  Commission   

Sinking  Fund  Commission  

1 

^supervisor  of  Public  Printing 

1 

State  Board  of  Health 

::::::::  :::::::;;;:: 

State  Board  of  Charities  

Law  Library  



Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate 

I 



Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives 

1 



-Agricultural  Department  



Dairv  and  Food  Department 1 

Building  and  Loan  Department 

Soldiers    Claim  Department 

12 

4  00 

State  Board  of  Pardons 

3 
1 

25 


Stationary  Engineer's  Department 

Board   of  Arbitration 

;:.:::: 

1 

1 

Totals 

120 

$35  00             74 

$^40 

On  hand  November  15,  1900 

i 

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STATI0N8RY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  15,  1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


495 


Paper  Fastuers. 

Paper  WcighU. 

Paper  Polders. 

*  Presses,  McGill. 

Brooms. 

a 

1 

% 

6 

9 

5? 

1  " 

1 

i 

a 

s 

I 

s 

s 

I 

696 

$118  18 
27*66' 

3 
36 
26 

$4  25 

30  00 
33  50 

2 

$8  00 

86 

$16  71 

170 

29 

$10  76 

24 

$36  00 

60 

$22  50 

....... 

86 

63  00 

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168 
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496 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY" 

FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO- 


Prom  Whom  Purchased. 


Sponges,  I«arge. 


B 


Seals. 


B 


On' hand  November  15,  1809.... 

The  Brooks  Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  Lithograph  Co.. 

C.  F.  Bradley  Co 

Central  Ohio  Paper  Co 

Diem'&  Wing  Co 

The  Ruggles-Galc  Co 

Chas.  Huston 

Beck  &  Orr 

Schoedinger-Feam  Co 

J.  S.  Abbott  &  Co 


78 
100 
200 
170 


$23  97 
35  00 
70  00 
65  00 


100 


25  00 


Totals. 


Tft  Whom   Issued. 


Executive  Department  

Department  of  State 

Auditor  of  State 

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney   General    

Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  of  Workshops 

School  Commissioner  

Board  of  Public  Works , 

Senate  Chamber  

House  of  Representatives   

Adjutant  General    

Insurance  Commissioner 

Bureau  of  Labor  

Mine  Inspector  

State  Library  

Canal  Commission  

Sinking  Fund  Commission  

Supervisor  of  Public  Printing 

State  Board  of  Health 

State  Board  of  Charities 

Law   Library   

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate  

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives. 

Agricultural   Department   

Dairy  and  Food  Department 

Building  and  Loan  Department.... 

Soldiers^  Claims  Department  

State  Board  of  Pardons 

Stationary  Engineer's  Department 
Board  of  Arbitration  , 


Totals 

On  hand  November  16,  1900. 


648 


10 
115 

9 
26 

5 


$218  07 


$3  20 

35  00 

2  85 

7  75 

1  90 

14  40 

4  20 

99 

560 

6  90 

6  50 


27  68 

2  40 
1  60 
1  60 

11  20 

3  60 
25 
80 

1  98 
3  20 
7  20 


2 '40 
4  00 

8  00 


3  20 
'206 


$165  40 
58  57 


$189- 


600 
50 


190  75- 
25  00- 


667 


$217  64 


$12  37 
10  00- 
5  00- 


14  40 
5  00 

10  00- 
660 


81  50- 


1  21 


10 


4  55 


150 


66  30- 


$166  93. 
60  71 


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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT, 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  15,  1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


497 


sponges.  Small. 

Sponge  Cups. 

Hns. 

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Twine. 

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1 
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206 

$13  11 

372 
432 
576 
312 

$38  21 
27  00 
44  40 
25  00 

6 
12 
24 
88 

$2  10 
21  60 
80  00 
30  25 

94 

$39  28 

302 

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1.602 

22 

392 

12 

18 

12 

36 

120 

12 

48 

24 

159 

192 

66 

36 

18 

12 

24 

36 

12 

24 

24 

12 

12 

6 

$129  61 

$2  10 

25  00 

1  00 

1  39 

1  00 

2  70 
14  10 

1  08 
4  32 

2  04 
18  97 
16  09 

4  35 

3  24 
1  39 

1  08 

2  00 

3  00 
1  00 
1  70 

123 

4 
26 

$147  95  ^ 

$3  30 
26  37 

886 

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$222  84 
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6 
6 
39 
6 
42 
83 
18 
12 
117 
29 
78 
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72 
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17 
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2  66 
1  33 

15  67 
6  32 
75 
1  33 
1  83 
6  52 

22  78 

11  73 
5  50 
4  16 
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11  97 
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5  66 

7  56 

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84 

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123 

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801 

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498 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 

FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


Prom  Whom  Purchmsed. 


Knife  Erasers. 


8 


Scissors  and 
Shears. 


a 

9 


On  hand  November  15,  1899.... 

The  Brooks  Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  Lithograph  Co.. 

C  F.  Bradley  Co 

Central  Ohio  Paper  Co 

Diem  &  Wine  Co 

The  Ruffglcs-Gale  Co 

Chas.  Huston  

Beck  &  Orr 

Schoedinger-Fearn  &  Co 

J.  S.  Abbott  &  Co 


Totals....**. 


To  Whom   Issued. 


Executive  Department  

Department  of  State 

Auditor  of  State 

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney  General  

Supreme  Court  

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  of  Workshops 

School  Commissioner  

Board  of  Public  Works 

Senate  Chamber  

House  of  Representatives 

Adjutant  General  

Insurance  Commissioner   

Bureau  of  Labor 

Mine  Inspector 

State  Library  

Canal  Commission  

Sinkind  Fund  Commission 

Supervisor  of  Public  Printing 

State  Board  of  Health 

State  Board  of  Charities 

Law  Library  

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate  

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives. 

Agricultural  Department 

Dairv  and  Food  Department 

Builaine  and  Loan  Department.... 

Soldiers^  Claims  Department 

Sute  Board  of  Pardons 

Stationary  Engineer's  Department. 
Board  of  Arbitration 


Totals 

On  hand  November  15,  1900. , 


224 
714 


$288  50 
645  58 


84 
616 


10 


16  00 


24 


27  00 


127 
120 


972 


867 

48 

18 

5 

12 

26 

7 

8 

12 

6 

6 

6 

4 

6 

6 

8 

7 

5 

2 

4 

2 

5 


$927  06 


$35  79 

66  18 

18  50 

886 

927 

10  12 
4  98 

4  60 

5  52 
861 

229  10 

842  86 

46  48 

12  62 

4  60 

11  94 
22  28 

644 
306 

12  24 

5  52 
4  26 
602 
868 

6  12 

6  12 
699 

7  48 

4  60 

2  25 

3  60 
2  04 

5  50 


1.081 


5 
140 
19 
15 
7 

13 

4 

6 

16 

12 

188 

328 

54 

81 

11 

6 

11 

5 

2 

8 

12 

18 

6 

8 

1 

12 

7 

19 

17 

2 

4 

4 


972 


^7  08 


1,001 
80 


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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  15,  1900',  INCLUSIVE. 


499 


fi,abber  Rulerit. 

Beech  Rulers. 

Rubber  Bands. 

Matches. 

Soap. 

1 

2 

1 

1 

i 

1 

'^ 

1 

I 

^1 

a 

9 

1^ 

1 

18 

$10  70 

54 

$4  38 

85 
134 
137 

58 

$108  87 
141  25 
173  25 
83  25 

*9. 

$24  60 

19S 

$130  11 

1*2 

60 

4  50^ 
13  75 

48 

3  40 

264 
36 

99  00 
795 

311 
106 

352  00 
147  30 

.     168 

225  15 

90 

4 

$28  96 
$2  40 

102 

1 
20 

$7^ 

$0  08 
1  60 

414 

14 
54 

7 
1 
3 
3 
2 

10 
22 
6 
54 
48 
16 
8 
4 
2 
6 
2 

$506  62 

$17  50 

65  00 
8  78 

1  25 

4  01 
3  78 
300 

12  56 

30  20 

7  50 

77  98 

66  51 
23  00 
11  00 

5  00 

2  52 
800 
2  50 

349 

6 
40 
10 
24 
.2 
5 
3 
1 

11 
5 
14 
128 
15 
8 
4 
2 
5 
2 

$181  66 

$2  90 

600 

4  40 

80 

95 

2  25 

1  45 

40 

465 

200 

630 

63  40 

6  60 

380 

1  90 
95 

2  50 
1  00 

777 

26 
100 
9 
3 
2 
7 
5 
2 

26 

9 

157 

198 

22 
6 
5 
4 

35 
3 
1 
2 

24 
6 
3 

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9 

6* 

1 
9 

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6 
6 
9 
6 
9 

11 
1 

11 
6 

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$854  56 

$30  13 
125  00 

1 

38 
84 
76 

9  82 

3  65 

4  34 
11  25 

7  60 
2  12 
23  52 
10  56 

3 

2 

1 

40 
7 
7 

08 

308 

49 

56 

5 

19 

7 
2 

278 
5  40 
300 
1  20 

188  37 
216  72 
31  78 
665 
830 
4  80 

2 

16 

37  42 
6  15 
200 
2  32 

22  60 
868 
4  26 

9 

7 
19 

1 
1 

11  20 

28  78 

26  01 

1  25 

1  50 

3 
8 
4 
2 

1  40 

1  50 

1  95 

95 

2 

50 

9 
9 
11 
10 

4' 

6 

4 

1  25 

1 

60 
1  20 

50 
4  00 

8 
7 
11 
0 
2 
4 
2 
1 

10  52 
8  75 

13  50 
7  75 
2  50 
504 
2  50 
1  25 

1 
6 
1 
7 

40 

2  50 
45 

3  05 

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6 
11 
6 
2 

1  98 
755 
13  54 

3  47 

4  50 
50 

287 
4  00 

2 

2 
9 

2 

14 

1 
1 

25 

07 

2 

06 

2 

1 

90 
45 

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3 

1 

07 

61 
29 

$24  52 
4  48 

83 
19 

$6  58 
120 

3<0 
74 

$451  78 
54  89 

315 
84 

$124  80 
6  75 

700 
76 

3 
9 

$804  74 
49  82 

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REPOKT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 

FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


From  Whom  Purchased. 


Blank  Books.  Bill  Books. 


s 


s 


On  hand  November  15    1899.... 

The   Brooks   Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  Lithograph  Co.. 

C.   F.   Bradley  Co 

Central  Ohio  Paper  Co 

Diem  &  Wing  Co 

The  Ruegles-Gale  Co 

Chas.   Huston    

Beck  &  Orr 


$7  00  I 


258 

6,778 

3 


41  55  I 

357  16  |. 

G  00  I. 


522 
102 


Totals. 


To   Whom   Issued. 


Executive  Departmetn  

Department  of  State 

Auditor  of  State  

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney  (leneral  

Supreme  Court  

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court 

Inspector  ot  Workshops 

School   Commissioner   

Hoard  of  Public  Works 

Senate  Chamber  

House  of   Representatives 

Adjutant   (lencral    

Insurance   Commissioner    

Bureau  of  Labor  

Mine  Inspector  

State  Library   

Canal  Commissioner   . , 

Sinking  Fund  Commission 

Supervisor  Public  Printing  

State  Board  of  Health 

State  Board  of  Charities 

Law  Library  

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate  

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives.. 

Agricultural    Department   

Dairy  and  Food  Department 

Building  and  Loan  Department 

Soldiers    Claims  Department 

State   Board   of  Pardons 

Stationary    Engineer's    Department. 
Board  of  .Arbitration  


1,012 

13 

36 

•31 

48 
13 


189 
13 

378 

2,218 

93 

108 

257 
63 


1 

2 

35 

70 

139 


$411  70 


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$2  04 
83  00 
4  82 

2  a^ 

3  23 

2  40  I 
2  27  I 


9  85 
13 
32  95 
113  51 
8  95 
5  20 
25  on 
12  65 


01 
50 

2  74 

3  86 
12  09 


16 
67 
58 
32 
S3 
31 
22 
166 


2  81 
78 
8  73 
5  10 
5  44 
2  83 
4  63 
8  14 
11  29 


Totals '    5,148  1        $82186 

On  hand  November  15,  1900 !    2,668  |  90  34 


16 
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6 

11 
4 
5 
8 
8 
111 
229 

36 

11 
5 
3 

10 
6 
1 

13 
6 
4 

10 
2 

10 
8 
7 
4 
5 


$683  63 
157  13 


$851  76. 


$12  25- 

113  21f 

20  Oi» 

10  05 

b   20 

12  20 

5  00 
•6  00 

9  60 

10  00 

184  67 

814  90 

43  30 

13  20 

6  00 

3  75 
12  00 

7  20 

1  25 
17  4» 

7  20 

5  10 

15  00 

2  40 

16  00 
12  00 

8  40 

4  80 

6  00 


8  00 


3  7.> 


$851  7ft 


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STATIONERY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

NOVEMBER  15,  1900,  INCLUSIVE. 


601 


I«etter  Books. 

File  Boxes. 

Letter  Boxes. 

Erasers,  Rubber. 

Erasers,  Metal. 

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1 

z 

r 

3 

z 

i 

1^ 

i 

9 

z 

i 

S 
z 

i 

24 

60 

$8  96 
85  00 
69  90 
13  60 

642 
24 
24 

$154  13 
13  50 
24  00 

13 

72 

60 

216 

$6  40 
21  00 
20  04 
42  00 

673 

$11  95 

5     ih  52 
86  i     15  Oil 

52 
14 

576 

720 

23  00 
30  00 

78 
161 

45  60 
70  38 

24 

24  00 

24 

18  00 



42 

18  00 



174 

S 
14 

$201  36 

$8  00 
23  00 
14  64 

756 

60 
24 
40 
3 
6 

$227  63 

$15  00 

24  00 

23  50 

75 

1  38 

361 
3 

$89  44 

$0  60 

1,969 

50 
785 
6 
10 
30 
36 
6 
36 
21 
194 
195 
98 
62 
24 
54 
24 
30 

$64  95 

$2  32 

20  00 

24 

40 

1  05 

1  84 
24 
88 
84 

7  4fi 
4  98 
3  82 

2  30 
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2  15 

90 

1  OS 

280 

6 
50 

4 
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2 

$136  50 

$3  50 
21  39 

12 

3 

9 

57 
4  51 
2  03 

2  16 
50 

2 

2  00 

1  20 

12 
6 
1 
3 

62 
100 

15 

24 
3 
9 

24 

3  60 

1  80 

25 

54- 

15  90 

18  75 

5  25 

5  76 

SO 

1  88 

600 

18 

11  75 

54 

13  01 

8 

4  10 

3 
3 
10 
18 
12 
o 

2  as 

3  75 
12  50 
20  41 
15  00 

2  50 
0  25 

15 
72 
60 
79 
30 

3  51 

18  00 
13  00 

19  50 
7  50 

SO 
96 

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11 
14 
11 
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7 

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37  40 

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11  04 

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1 

1  25 
1  00 

1 

2 

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6 

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2  52 

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60 

12 

15  00 
3  32 
3  00 

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4  80 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

STATIONERY 

FROM  NOVEMBER  15,  1899,  TO 


Prom  Whom  Purchased. 


Lead  PendU. 


1899. 


On  hand  November  15, 

The  Brooks  Co 

The  Columbus  Merchandise  Co. 

The  Tracy-Wells  Co 

The  Columbus  Lithograph  Co.. 

C.  F.  Bradley  Co 

Central  Ohio  Paper  Co 

Diem  &  Winff  Co 

D.  C.  Aaron  Fen  Co 


64 
62 
106 
87 


Totals. 


To  Whom  Issued. 


Executive  Department  ...^ 

Department  of  State 

Auditor  of  State  

Treasurer  of  State 

Attorney  Cieneral  

Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court  

Inspector  oi  Workshops 

School  Commissioner 

Board  of  Public  Works 

Senate  Chamber  

House  of  Representatives  

Adjutant  General  

Insurance  Commissioner  

Bureau  of  Labor 

Mine  Inspector  

State  Library  •. . 

Canal  Commission   

Sinking  Fund  Commission  

Supervisor  Public  Printing   

State  Board  of  Health 

State  Board  of  Charities 

Law  Library  

Reporter  Supreme  Court 

Clerk  of  Senate 

Clerk  of  House  of  Representatives. 

Agricultural  Department  

Dairy  and  Food  Department 

Building  and  Loan  Department 

Soldiers'  Claims  Department 


State  Board  of  Pardons. 
Stationary  Engineer's  Department. 
Board  of  Arbitration  


Totals 

On  hand  November  15,  1900. 


245 

24  I 


405  Od 
607  40 
242  50 


$1,504  70 


$22  9« 

840  00 

16  S5 

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STATIONBRY  ACCOUNT. 

ACCOUNT, 

MOVBMBBR  16,  1900,  INCLUSIVB. 


503 


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125 
152 
138 

$801  67 
96  23 
156  25 
96  40 

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26  00 

65,000 

385  00 



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82,000 
7.000 

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1.055 

$67  79 

2,808 

12 
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$76  45 

$0  38 
19  20 

904 

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504 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


AGRICULTURAL  STATISTICS 

GATHERED  IN  MAY,  1900,  AND  REPORTED  TO  THE  SECRE- 
TARY OF  AGRICULTURE  BY  COUNTY  AUDITORS. 


HORSES,  CATTLE  AND  HOGS. 


Counties. 


Horses. 


Cattle. 


Hogs. 


S 
a 


r 


II 

a  >» 

...   0 


Adams     

Allen 

Ashland  — 
Ashtabula  . 

Athens  

Auglaize  . . 
Helmonc  ... 

Brown    

Butler 

Carroll   

Champaign 

Clark 

Clermont  . . 

Clinton 

Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford  .. 
Cuyahoga  . 

Darke 

Defiance  .. 
Delaware    . 

Erie  

Fairfield    .. 

Fayette    

Franklin    . . 

Fulton   

Gallia    

Geauga    . . . 

Greene  

Guernsey  . 
Hamilton  . 
Hancock  . . 
Hardin  ... 
Harrison 

Henry 

Highland  .. 
Hocking  . . 
Holmes   ... 

Huron    

Jackson  ... 
Jefferson  .. 

Knox 

Lake   ...... 

Lawrence  . 
Licking   ... 
Logan    .... 

Lorain    .... 

Lucas  

Madison    . . 
Mahoning 
Marion 


4,624 
6,171 
5,614 
6,988 
3,586 
7,412 
6,224 
5,434 
7,118 
4,396 
7,333 
7,316 
5,161 
7,071 
6,718 
5,285 
5,992 

15,822 

12,372 
5,206 
6,120 
3,801 
8,122 
6,638 
7,312 
5,212 
3,729 
4.552 
7,777 
4,250 

16,847 
7,834 
5,167 
4,069 
6,071 
6,007 
3,211 
5,512 

10,176 
2,865 
4,036 
6,977 
2,274 
2,502 
9,672 
7,011 
6,082 
3,787 
7,055 
5,181 
5,313 


403 

955 

747 

546 

1,021 

850 

1,210 

1,303 

1,142 

1,631 

2,422 

1,668 

330 

1,437 

629 

868 

1,030 

1,256 

1,041 

1,171 

4,061 

536 

1,605 

3,044 

1,218 

820 

238 

406 

1,498 

948 

17,483 

1,172 

794 

882 

1,620 

966 

421 

939 

722 

420 

.  584 

684 

197 

321 

1,977 

464 

644 

204 

1,198 

562 

1,494 


4,371 
6.145 
6,409 

17,343 
4,362 
6,676 
8,247 
5,840 
7,084 
6,368 
6,616 
6,667 
6,622 
5,414 

11,611 
6.596 
6,869 

11,481 

10,977 
5,488 
6,166 
3,946 
7,368 
3,406 
9,688 
6,593 
3,720 

12,751 
7,493 
5,895 
5,665 
8,017 
5,932 
7,546 
6,832 
5,195 
3,502 
7,222 
7,594 
3,324 
6,267 
6,702 
4,078 
2.614 

10,158 
6.822 

10,792 
5,248 
4,602 
.  8.707 
4,540 


5,671 
6,339 
6,737 
7,441 
5,818 
6.124 
9,261 
5,988 
4,002 
4,988 
6,677 
6,740 
3,387 
6,830 
6,450 
8,327 
6,626 
1,942 

•9,515 
3,901 
6,068 
2,258 
9,303 

10,968 
5,104 
3,128 
5,232 
4,562 
6,481 
6,715 
1.112 
8,272 
6,709 
6,479 
8,833 
.  8.492 
4,927 
6,179 
5,906 
6,307 
4,795 
8,735 
1,436 
4,249 

12,4aS 
8,801 
5,213 
1,426 

10,9S3 
4,^V 
5.272 


10.345 
12,489 
12,893 
25,380 
10,701 
13,650 
18,708 
13,131 
12,228 
12,987 
16,715 
15,065 

9,389 
12,681 
18,490 
» 15,791 
14,526 
14,679 
21,533 
10,565 
16,285 

6,740 
18,276 
17,417 
16,010 
10,641 

9,190 
17,718 
15,472 
13,658 
24,260 
18,061 
13,436 
14,907 
12,286 
14,652 

8,850 
14,340 
14,222 
10,051 
11,646 
16,121 

5,711 

7,184 
24,623 
16,087 
16,649 

6,878 
16,788 
13,606 
11,306 


12,200 
28,682 
14,382 

3,889 

2,810 
22,823 

9,735 
16,623 
16,422 

7,910 
30,434 
23,092 
13,609 
36,650 

9,581 
11,361 
28,037 

1,367 
82,844 
15,317 
20,888 

6,002 
80,966 
81,809 
24,247 
11,230 

5,881 

3,773 
17,950 

5,640 
11,060 
27,585 
28,444 

4,770 
17,006 
27.128 

6,104  I 
18,597  I 
10,795 

4.195 

5,847 

18,221  I 

924 

3,669  I 
84.652 
22,634  ' 

4,117  I 

6,116  I 
29.086  I 

6,153  ' 
17.297  I 


2,084 
5.318 
3,660 
510 
331 
6,592 
1,157 
3,582 
4,886 
1,396 

11 ,519 
3,496 
2,155 

11,806 

1.461 

3.181 

9.564 

136 

11.525 
8.437 


1,284 
8.52» 
5,887 
7.365 
2.897 
314 
1.004 
10.017 
1.025 


10.262 

7.245 

383 

5.729 

6,976 

868 

6.369 

2,992 

6,906 

399 

4,819 

337 

50 

16.111 

7,250 

1.272 

2.536 

15.457 

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5,391 


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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS. 
HORSES,  CATTLE  AND  HOGS  —  Concluded. 


505 


Counties. 


Horses. 


CatUe. 


a 


cd 


Be 

o 
ki 

s| 

^  Cd 

5S 


Hogs. 


S 

s 


Medina    

Meigs  

Mercer  

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan   , 

Morrow 

Muskingum  .. 

Noble  

Ottawa 

Paulding  . 

Perry    , 

Pickaway    — 

Pike    

Portage   

Preble    

Putnam   

Richland  

Ross   

Sandusky   

Scioto  

Seneca  

Shelby    

Stark  

Summit   

Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas  . 
Union  .....*. 
Van  Wert  ... 
Vinton  ...... 

Warren    

Washington    . 

Wayne  

Williams  

W9od  

Wyandot    


Totals 


6,761 
4,228 
6,784 
6,727 
5,286 
9,844 
4,687 
7,328 
0,668 
3,664 
4.270 
6,014 
4,116 
fi,707 
3,294 
7,425 
7,840 
6,994 
6,144 
6,424 
7,341 
4,321 
7,504 
7,.303 
9,. 545 
5,696 
8,143 
5,380 
6,586 
6,352 
2,014 
6,181 
5,901 
9,196 
6,256 
8,206 
5,628 


480 

178 

498 

425 

618 

1,180 

1,087  j 

1,167 

1,736 

1,536 

311 

115 

1,072 

1,356 

289 

815 

C42 

1,501 

520 

2,855 

833 

192 

473 

561 

993 

704 

2,541 

1,597 

794 

342 

341 

763 

657 

1,496 

1,018 

1,507 

565 


561.923  I      103,487 


9,000 
3,993 
6.488 
5,807 
7,317 
9,667 
4,706 
6.066 
8,807 
4,806 
4.772 
4,225 
4,967 
5,855 
2,168 
14,984 
7,316 
8,272 
6,440 
4,108 
7.871 
3.666 
8,283 
7,068 
14,124 
11,713 
16,798 
9,898 
0,392 
5,293 
2,242 
5,732 
7,210 
12,008 
5,060 
8,327 
5,782 


6,372 
6,607 
6,676 
8,879 
6,690 
5,828 
7,465 
7,222 

10,795 
6,898 
2.172 
3.311 
7,550 
9,768 
2.941 
5,165 
7,151 
5,707 
8.040 

.7,060 
4,122 
4,149 
5,786 
6,912 

10.824 
6,079 
9.056 
7,466 
7,096 
4,577 
3,480 
5,410 
8,382 

11.229 
6,176 
5,878 
5,804 


14,921 
9,678 
13,662 
10,171 
14,625 
16,175 
13,208 
14,455 
21,427 
13,242 
7.256 
7,651 
13,589 
16,479 
5.391 
20,914 
15,109 
15,510 
16,000 
14,043 
12,826 
8,007 
14,492 
14,536 
25,941 
18,496 
28,395 
18,961 
14,282 
10,212 
^,072 
11,905 
16,249 
24,733 
12,244 
15,712 
12,101 


7,268 

3,388 
25,189 
12,268 

7,881 
16.284 

6,282 
13,310 
11,542 

5,970 

4,913 
16,001 

8,611 
22,088 

6,280 

5,580 
28,350 
28,365 
18,265 
17,097 
18,168 

6,325 
24,087 
17,313 
18.126 

7,283 

6,944 
10,365 
26,719 
21,260 

2,355 
16,223 

6,209 
28,569 
19,455 
26,936 
19,740 


615,842  I   634,666 


1,263,945 


1,339,118 


1,998 
♦ 

6,719 
1,172 
1,086 
2,228 

876 
6,736 
l,n3 
1,448 

171 
8,796 
3,196 
8,725 

462 

598 
6,825 
7,341 
3,013 
4,864 
4,156 
96 
3,956 
1,249 
1,703 
1,350 
1,192 
1,874 
7,584 
7,812 
60 
3,284 

420 
4,947  - 
5,780 
8,447 
6,681 


343,291 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  01'  STATE. 
SHEEP  AND  WOOL. 


Counties. 


Sheep. 


Wool. 


I 

z 


Killed  by  dogs. 


I 

9 

z 


Injured  by  dogs. 


I 


Adams  

Allen 

Ashland    

Ashtabula    . . . 

Athens  

Auglaize 

Belmont  

Brown   

Butler    

Carroll    

Champaign   . . 

Clark    

Clermont    .... 

Clinton   

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . . 
Crawford  — 
Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware   . . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield   ..... 

Fayette  

Franklin   . . . . 

Fulton  

Gallia  

Geauga   

Cireene 

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton  ... 
Hancock    . . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison  

Henry    

Highland  — 

Hocking   

Holmes  

Huron  

Jackson    

Jeflfer«on  — 

Knox   

Lake  

Lawrence  — 

Licking   

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas  

Madison  .f... 
Mahoning   . . . 

Marion    

Medina   .../.. 

Meigs  

Mercer 

Miami    

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan   

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottava    

Paulding  

Perry   

Pickaway   — 

Pike    

Portage  

Preble  


7,054 
17,737 
80,564 
14,229 
47,118 
10.117 
72,293 
10.015 

6,728 
57.006 
19,060' 
21,374 

5,802 

21,361 

_  29,375 

66,450 

87,596 

5,960 

6,544 
12.980 
51,114 
11,222 
15,581 
11,688 

8,181 
14,976 

1,139 
11,090 
15,952 
59,473 

2,139 
81.619 
26,813 
81,328 

7,475 
18,029 
15,878 
24,872 
48.558 

8,808 
54,843 
78,949 

4,969 

2,382 
89,276 
29,134 
20,066 

2,446 
20,518 
18,596 
46,080 
26,410 
26,919 
13,018 

2,706 
16.910 

2..S65 
66,364 
59,970 
75,143 
54,277 

8.509  I 

7,407 
25,161 

8.446 

3.119 
21.210  I 

6.379  I 


64 
482 
105 
214 
561 
178 
453 
169 

97 
539 
132 
197 
247 
824 
628 
545 

80 
299 
162 
105 
665 
155 
134 
101 
181 
164 
403 
146 
836 
1,218 
284 
445 
844 
415 
177 
149 
293 
165 
125 
245 
602 


74 
915 
235 
127 
118 
856 
174 
288 
215 
126 
104 
23S 
318 

85 
273 
176 
677 


25 
111 
422 
184 

.^3 
228 
121 


$304 

2,063 

455 

883 

1,606 

658 

1,477 

699 

464 

1,374 

570 

748 

973 

1,281 

2,337 

1,402 

340 

1,512 

858 

495 

2.509 


3l« 

677 

619 

2.352 

543 

1.442 

2,446 

1.074 

1.667 

1.137 

9.157 

778 

619 

872 

769 

466 

777 

2.052 

1,478 

363 

196 

3,269 

.961 

401 

517 

1,183 

671 

851 

889 

404 

446 

294 

1,142 

141 

785 

637 

1,860- 

1,355 

184 

503 

1,393 

933 

122 

618 


82 
234 

53 

74 
836 

94 
567 
127 

30 
135 
470 

91 

74 
127 
810 
285 

54 

69 

56 
172 
233 
113 
216 

62 
425 
208 
124 

30 
216 
425 
354 
390 
254 
292 
174 

70 
106 

60 
141 

88 
235 
862 

85 

52 
762 
260 

60 

88 
880 

48 
144 

94 

62 
808 
172 
208 

44 
237 

94 
575 
185 
9 
138 
188 
115 

29 
161 

50 


$99 
427 
184 
233 
753 
247 
568 
346 
121 
264 
472 
216 
158 
216 
804 
556 
167 
155 
158 
868 
509 
239 
800 
141 
781 
267 
879 

99 
825 
941 
519 
894 
511 
1,555 
837 
108 
144 
210 
893 
188 
270 
695 
131 
274 
1,626 
498 
130 
203 
658 
145 
873 
289 
120 
286 
286 
879 
151 

37 
282 
957 
428 

15 
876 
281 
337 

75 
296 
126 


43,672 

10i,05<X 

245,615 

86,941 

271.610 

54.508 

4S6.580 

60.240 

86.797 

843.829 

126.843: 

99.718 

26.691 

122,750 

181.462 

428,255^ 

177.893 

30.982 

89.960 

76,257 

252,780 

69,572 

87.511 

83.199 

52.880 

102,542 

61,700 

63,852 

107,164 

482,007 

8,879- 

192.938 

140.341 

540.864 

44.841 

110.726 

87.109- 

128.153 

854.720 

41,820 

335.548 

503.681 

25.981 

5.681 

534.616 

206,680 

118.142 

15,618 

100,981 

115,545. 

800,818 

181,775- 

148,800 

58.840 

18,179- 

94,018 

11.711 

880.376^ 

370,108 

458,708" 

902.211 

23.035 

85.963 

144.170- 

59.604 

16.311 

126.665- 

34.575 


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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS. 
SHEEP  AND  WOOL  —  Concluded 


607 


Sheep. 

Wool. 

•  i 
1 

s 

1 

1 

i 

Killed  by  dogs. 

Injured  by  dogs. 

Counties. 

1 

u 

1 

9 

e 

1 
1 

s 
I 

i 
1 

O 

2 

« 

1 
1 

i 
I 

•s 
I 

Putnam 

9,976 
36,582 

7,440 
14.749 

1,592 
81,209 

6  211 
21,277 

7,959 
26,612 
28,118 
41,688 
10,489 
16,430 
•     9,497 
83,453 
22,063 
27,325 
12,802 
50a20 

202 

212 

178 

60 

94 

331 

72 

514 

223 

561 

892 

499 

.     120 

898 

290 

.    488 

203 

175 

326 

270 

781 

845 

581 

286 

275 

1,675 

291 

964 

785 

2,197 

1,234 

1,889 

'     679 

788 

1,331 

1.504 

875 

•      698 

1,077 

876 

92 

108 

87 

55 

45 

134 

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458 

91 

288 

155 

871 

118 

75 

94 

816 

131 

887 

180 

147 

268 
228 
296 
141 
126 
260 
145 
482 
196 
428 
294 
982 
416 
158 
278 
604 
244 
904 
401 
850 

43,257 

Richland    

Ross     J. 

192,886 
67,999 

Sandusky  

82,044 

Scioto    

5,554 

Seneca  

177,127 

Shelby  

40,480 

Stark    '. 

124,766 

Summit   

40,961 

Tnambnll  

184,121 

Tuscarawas 

155,420 

Union 

252,370 
61,674 

Van  Wert  

Vinton  

80,062 

Warren  

64,112 

Washington 

198,705 

Wayne  

125,548 

Williams  

153,175 

Wood    

75,879 

Wyandot    

831,047 

Totals  

2,176,716 

24,624 

$93,880 

16,191 

$82,008 

13,017.a'i2 

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Domestic  animals  died  fVom  diseases  during 

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1 

> 

z 

1 

> 

z           > 

Adams    

Allen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    . . . 

Athens    

Auglaize  

llelmont    

15rown    

Hutler   

•Carroll   

C  hampaign  . . 

•Clark   

Clermont  

C"Hnton  

'Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . . 
'Crawford  — 
Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware   

Erie    

Fairfield 

Fayette   

Franklin    

Fulton   

<;ania   

(ieauga- 

^ireene  

<iuernsey  

Hamilton    ... 

Hancock    

}Iardin    

JIarrison    ..*. . 

Henry   

}Iighland  .... 

Hocking 

Holmes  * 

Huron     

lackson  

Jefferson    

Knox    

Lake  

Lawrence  

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain  

Lucas    

Madison     

Mahoning    ... 

Marion    

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer  ....... 

Miami   

M inroe    

Montgomery 

.Aforgan   

Morrow    

Muskingum   . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    

Perry  

Pickaway 

Pike   

Portage  

Preble  


syi 

418 

174 

111 

2,517 

1U7 

2,464 

3,6U6 

114 

1.298 

2,037 

1,231 

2,435 

3.')0 

202 

1,812 

201 

2.538 

737 

1.023 

1,073 

5,035 

3.878 

2,034 

400 

177 

11,140 

100 

071 

10,009 

1,346 

117 

1,139 

1,853 

498 

290 

742 

142 

170 

232 

48' 

216 

853 

1.614 

134 

2.004* 

{^,112 

184 

1,3(K) 

177 

141 

13.0K5 

O.V) 

298 

1,742 

1.33 

1,0.56 

224 

189 

9,. 559 

657 

263 

2,370 

748 

192 

3,130 


$3,383 

3,314 

2,102 

1,169 

576 

11,180 

1,006 

11,969 

16,911 

641 

6,472 

10,482 

5,283 

9,7.56 

1,944 

1,489 

7,151 

1,285 

11,922 

3,269 

2,849 

4,952 

7,228 

16,360 

15,644 

8,549 

1,777 

918 

39,340 

790 

2,998 

36,866 

5,523 

546 

4,928 

7,501 

2,308 

1,404 

2,959 

801 

($91 

940 

369 

880 

4,025 

6,694 

r;20 

7.959 

27,812 

889 

5,654 

1.014 

747 

44.869 

4.472 

1,668 

9.226 

«     667 

4^35 

1^49 

864 

27  ,,310 

3,276 

1,396 

8.692 

3,418 

1,099 

18,657 


284 

449 

1,285 

751 

956 

340 

1,947 

658 

409 

2,655 

539 

843 

385 

1,144 

2,188 

3,210 

1,099 

206 

289 

577 

1,214 

402 

686 

565 

512 

414 

1,128 

610 

740 

2,604 

67 

960 

494 

2,841 

547 

1,681 

845 

1,672 

1,223 

423 

2,995 

2,383 

445 

88 

3,912 

1,524 

500 

84 

1,193 

1,2J>0 

2,037 

675 

468 

.500 

128 

670 

199 

1,408 

1,318 

2,762 

1,074 

63 

303 

&33 

390 

197 

1,163 

265 


$937 
1,779 
4,815 
2,263 
2,082 
1,471 
4,316 
2,359 
1.864 
6,685 
1,721 
3,358 
1,510 
3,683 
5,456 
7,109 
3,531 

6.36 
1,231 
2,525 
3,904 
1,206 
2,394 
1,812 
1,935 
1,467 
3,339 
2,012 
2,825 
5.225 

231 
3,239 
1.459 
7,411 
2,162 
4,950 
2.122 
4.0.58 
3,730 
1,065 
5,715 
3,642 
1,148 

254 
8.642 
4.479 
1,561 

329 
3.584 
3.564 
5.388 
2.371 
1,283 
1,191 

613 
1.669 

753 
8,110 
3,792 
5,572 
2,.n38 

241 
1,046 
1,890 
1,261 

752 
3,414 
1,218 


117 
175 
184 
328 
115 
207 
263 
208 
223 
159 
185 
181 
185 
139 
321 
220 
148 
211 
301 
167 
197 

83 
217 
221 
235 
116 
193 
284 
180 
141 
188 
244 
124 
163 
427 
175 
159 
199 
116 
126 
201 
481 

59 
404 
231 
240 
175 
131 
210 
179 

91 
490 

98 
214 
182 
198 
300 
121 
222 
215 
130 
108 

88 
179 
166 

95 
255 
195 


$2,474 
3.389 
4,006 
7,177 
1,946 
•  4,726 
5,538 
4,951 
5,732 
3,111 
4,995 
4,712 
4,860 
3,681 
8,571 
4,847 
3,347 
6,583 
6,610 
2,938 
4,696 
2,238 
4,688 
8.529 
5,282 
3,988 
3.. 559 
8,889 
4,896 
3,216 
4.067 
5.879 
2  ,,370 
4.031 
5,418 
4.447 
2.021 
3,254 
3,1.52 
2.. 395 
5,045 
3,894 
1.727 
6,899 
5.456 
5.250 
4.941 
3.. 389 
6,493 
4.203 
2.182 
5,362 
1.896 
4,766 
3,934 
3,475 
7,019 
2,068 
8,331 
4,282 
2,422 
2,365 
2,144 
3,266 
4,6.51 
2,177 
8,110 
5,897 


107 
144 
117 

58 
178 
102 
126 
226 

84 
143 
238 
145 
122 
143 
104 

97 
115 
442 
111 
104 

86 
142 
161 
172 
100 
126 

92 
169 

80 
135 
171 
102 
118 
761 

90 

83 
126 
106 

46 

68 
119 

87 

71 
193 
164 
1.53 
131 
193 

88 
154 
112 
105 
154 
129 
120 
220 

43 
106 
116 

60 

86 


137 
132 


$3,967 
6,450 
9.187 
0,0li6 
3.096 

11,095 
5,548 
6.955 

10,8»}0 
5.315 
7,4.i0 

12.625 
5,8:J0 
5.651 
7,270 
5,750 
4,780 
•    6,675 

11,763 
5,152 
7, 116 
4,440 
7.985 
7,236 
7.671 
7,S65 
4,135 
4.7.50 
8.405 
3.652 
4,970 
8.8.50 
5,625 
4.575 

12,746 
3.916 
8,530 
6,844 
6.025 
1,8.S0 
3.464 
5,867 
1.K75 
3.2-25 
9..3S3 
9.127 
5,555 
7.T-ifl 

12,5sn 
4.562 
8.. 324 
6,861 
2,546 
7.895 
7,100 
5.6.55 

11.229 
2,700 
6.560 
6,070 
2.185 
4,817 
8,743 
3,910 
6,900 
8,880 
6.635 
7,221 


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DOMESTIC  ANIMALS  DIED  FROM  DISEASES  — Concluded. 


Do::i(^lic  animals  died  from  diseases  during  1899. 

Counties. 

Hogs.                           Sheep.                           Cattle. 

i 

Horses. 

i 

1 

s 
1 

> 

1 

8 

i4 

1 

• 

1 

Putnam    

2,438 

7,191 

586 

11,360 

3,798 

527 

1            281 

220 

288 

1.767 

681 

1              92 

1         4, -470 

8,003 
3,188 
9,381 

82,569 
2,874 

51,774 

12,988 
3,156 
1,286 
1,296 
.      1,496 
7,258 
3.668 
515 

22.423 

891 

1,246 

1,496 

369 

64 

852* 

304 

1,449 

295 

1,194 

1,227 

1,538 

496 

403 

654 

1,067 

1.195 

im 

694 
1,259 

1,465 
4,346 
4,302 
1,854 

222 
3,119 

957 
4,020 
1,064 
3,724 
3,153 
4,ttS6 
1.870 
1,258 
2,429 
2.496 
4,533 
3,6a3 
2,267 
3,454 

172 
177 
212 
148 
149 
210 
285 
343 
289 
307 
297 
167 
115 
80 
240 

4,115 
3,978 
5,596 
3,865 
2.755 
5,098 
5.258 
5,566 
6,048 
7,867 
6,061 
4.053 
2,977 
1,717 
5.377 

162 
144 
197 
127 
160 
207 
197 
263 
102 
120 
138 
137 
133 

62 
140 

89 
173 

97 
211 
101 

8,109 

Richland    

Ross         

9,405 
9,5»5, 

Sandusky    

Scioto   

Seneca  

Shelby    

Stark   

Summit    

Trumbull     

Tuscarawas  

l_^nion    

7,490 
6,355. 

11,412 
9,627 

12,598 
4,981 
6,516 
7,721 
8,874 

Van  Wert  ....... 

Vinton    

6,612 
1,795 

Warren     

6,270 

Washington  

Wayne    

162              1,099 
1            481     1        2,532 
;            525             2,621 
i        2,2:te             8.696 
1        6,767           26.817 

138     '        2,857 
283     1       61.110 

2,935. 
10,560 

6,280 
14,709 

5,615.. 

Williams    

Wood  

Wyandot   

Totals   

116 
220 
103 

3,106 
6,675 
2,670 

164,200       $662,767 

85,819 

$242,414 

17,534 

$889,087 

12,152 

$686,739' 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
WHEAT,   RYE  AND  BUCKWHEAT. 


Wheat. 

•Rye. 

Buckwheat. 

Cponties. 

i 

a 
< 

i 
1 

5 

a 

< 

I 

! 

i 
1 

1 

i 
1 

1 

i 
t 

Adams    

26,981 
84,602 
36,025 
14,792 
18,686 
43,419 
26,866 
34.229 
81,684 
17,616 
60,028 
44,368 
26,020 
47,868 
22,353 
81,516 
81,293 
11,069 
73,922 
29,204 
27.792 
21.425 
61,326 
52,226 
63.810 
26,419 
24,486 

9,629 
54,934 
19,062 
29,978 
63,198 
88,551 
18,646 
44,276 
44,887 
17,290 
80,849 
86,497 
16,001 
16,269 
36,948 

6,460 
18,175 
46,346 
40,686 
28,068 
14.912 
47,563 
15,066 
30,846 
26,903 
21,961 
43,836 
60,599 
23,456 
50,118 
17,482 
22.078 
31,247 
16,549 
21,773 
21,099 
20,940 
64,841 

218,166 
660,722 
602,971 
241,819 
151,796 
.      775,151 
274,604 
259,818 
108,176 
207,543 
783,253 
806,942 
192,959 
687,147 
820,530 
338,998 
650,623 
202,621 
1,361,096 
207,468 
479,210 
388,458 
677,034 
968,176 
716,942 

82,381 
216,132 
178,756 
850,817 
205,903 
294,745 
946,112 
620,912 
159,877 
207,846 
413,624 
158,228 
467,884 
781.246 
134.424 
177.028 
526.682 
100,867 
101,188 
615,650 
739,302 
402,778 

46,566 
891,327 
231,788 
606,021 
311,808 
287,696 
766, -256 
876,799 
239,907 
859,863 
284,644 
434,262 
367,125 
164,328 
184,651 

74,689 
252,260 
994,225 

26,241 
36,915 
30,032 
13,665 
11,421 
42,370 
24,873 
28,901 
65,520 
17,712 
49,001 
•  38,762 
21,339 
43,071 
23,711 
29,799 
31,080 
10,585 
71.793 
29,574 
28,275 
19,934 
43,521 
49,268 
42,971 
24,734 
23,694 

9,281 
49,664 
19,240 
15,086 
41,266 
34,864 
12,728 
42,628 
39,178 
15,28§ 
27,079 
36,476 
15,302 
14,813 
36.485 

5,063 
11,646 
44,488 
47,223 
28,249 
13,678 
28,852 
15,885 
29,746 
26,442 
20,584 
36.605 
61.997 
22.967 
45,476 
16.202 
24,644 
33,292 
16,200 
20,590 
23,648 
19,605 
68,274 

128 

140 

164 

381 

40 

125 

107 

544 

56 

70 

253 

817 

898 

161 

136 

196 

24 

810. 

366 

116 

114 

213 

137 

158 

208 

209 

37 

22 

121 

68 

492 

177 

117 

46 

1,188 

481 

33 

94 

127 

24 

41 

161 

896 

86 

466 

202 

26 

482 

94 

94 

59 

214 

78 

377 

109 

196 

38 

29 

127 

191 

32 

90 

284 

47 

18 

808 
2,864 
1,353 
4,986 

440 
1,731 

854 
1,838 

472 

628 
1,680 
6,239 
6,589 
1,771 
1,249 

i,no 

478 
6,668 
4,470 
1,646 
1.067 
2.260 
1.789 
1,391 
2,788 
2,694 

288  . 

278 
1,790 

689 
7,743 
3,044 
1,863 

291 

28,478 

1,108 

802 
1,130 
1,666 

192 

199 

874 

6,204 

70 

4,169 

2,109 

391 
6,122 
1,206 
1,134 

676 
3,415 

448 
4,089 
1,142 
2,020 

404 

199 
1,866 
1,695 

810 
1.748 
4,208 

506 

191 

848 
194 
161 
327 

36 
148 
118 
785 
148 

85 
296 
580 
1,166 
218 
174 
251 

22 
464 
495 
267 
101 
426 
169 

88 
399 
344 

61 

21 
212 
128 
660 
286 
229 

46 

8,029 

474 

88 

61 
108 
108 
'     68 
234 
354 

72 
622 
410 

44 
869 
261 

79 

42 
172 

76 
287 
106 
176 

96 

21 
128 
262 

32 

818 

1,296 

91 
278 

2 

10 
24 
.    2,600 
4 
16 
156 
7 

40 

Allen  

115 

Ashland  

2S2 

Ashtabula  

88,974 

Athens   

06 

Ayglaize    

230 

Belmont 

1,844 

Brown    

36 

Butler  

Carroll    

49 

10 
4 

17 

27 
U2 
128 

16 
8 

56 
210 

48 
244 

J5 

440 

Champaign  

Clark 

67 
56 

Clermont  • 

153 

Clinton   

208 

Columbiana   

Coshocton    

Crawford     

968 

1,156 

168 

Cuvahoflra 

221 

Darke   

684 

Defiance    

2,817 

Delaware 

88S 

Erie   

2,428 

Fairfield  

147 

Fayette          

Franklin    

31 
647 

14 
164 

16 
114 

15 

84 
864 

11 
182 

16 
148 

81 

66 
117 

li 

88 

^1 

188 
18 
16 

821 
5 

120 
9 

568 
15 
12 
4 

842 
3 

48 
13 
48 
66 
21 

178 
98 
3 

.  159 

Fulton    

7,841 

Oallia 

68 

1,575 

Oreene    ••• •. 

121 

iluemsev 

1,097 

Hamilton    

15 

Hancock   .......... 

168 

Hardin 

29,358 

84 

2,802 

Hiffhland 

180 

Hocking    

1,79? 

Holmes 

200 

Huron 

719 

f  jickson    

1,609 

J  eflPcrson   

128 

Knox  ...* 

347 

Lake    

1,208 

Laurence    » • 

18 

Licking    

1,380 

Logan  • 

124 

Lorain 

190 

18,260 

Madison    

61 

1,028 

Marion  ...r 

1            102 
80,870 

Meigs    

107 

M  ercer   

189 

65 

Monroe    

Montgomery   

Morfiian    

Morrow    

4.892 

36 

081 

118 

Muskingum   

Xoble    

872 
716 

Ottawa   

186 

Paulding   

2,428 

1.225 

Pickaway    

46 

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WHEAT,  RYE  AND  BUCKWHEAT  — Concluded. 


611 


Comities. 


Wheat. 


§' 

• 

i 

i 

§ 

i 

F* 

^ 

t 

s 

a 

t 

a 

2 

en 

s 

J 

8 

1 

»4 

Rye. 


2 
^ 


I 

a 
I 


a 

a 

I 


Buckwheat. 


8 

s 

1 

« 
'v 
« 

a 
n 


Pike  

Portage    

Preble  ♦ 

Putnam    

Richland   ... 

Ross    

Sandusky    . . 

Scioto   

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark  

Summit  .... 
Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas 

Union     

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington 

Wayne    

Wirtiams   ... 

Wood    

Wyandot  ... 


22,468 
22,095 
52,598 
51,388 
39,210 
48,875 
45,102 
23,306 
57,779 
45,898 
50,618 
27,881 
15,968 
31,529 
32,301 
35,319 
11,812 
.38,257 
37^5 
52,655 
32,765 
41,630 
32,696 


370, 
952, 
879, 
690, 
634, 

1,188, 
246, 

1,089, 
713, 
775, 
536, 
274, 
374, 
526, 
534, 
101, 
456, 
411, 
789, 
304, 
607, 
607, 


19.257 
21,847 
51,326 
51,583 
38,453 
41,475 
41,278 
21,475 
58,064 
50,044 
48,306 
27,152 
15,261 
29,953 
33,9n 
33,642 
9,321 
33,350 
30,170 
53,300 
24,660 
43,415 
83,539 


49 

88 

91 

199 

228 

158 

127 

48 

42 

257 

187 

87 

100 

122 

148 

182 

16 

266 

72 

60 

245 


887 
1,147 
1,074 
4,722 
2,783 

843 
2,145 

189 

811 
3,925 

822 
1,508 
1,290 
1,027 
1,590 
3,082 

164 
2,373 

494 

688 
3i298 
3,524 
1,852 


116 
148 
241 
877 
158 
159 
229 
82 
88 
530 
171 
212 
130 
115 
138 
701 
30 
518 
66 
85 
175 
421 
106 


92 

227 
1 
20 
41 
28 
82 
66 
25 
50 
47 
20 

408 
75 
21 
43 
61 
82 

125 
22 

180 
40 
17 


8,540 
5 
323 
510 
223 
847 
718 
224 
268 
701 
313 

5,609 


498 
6S7 
273 

1,276 
259 

2,016 
555 
251 


Totals   12,957,616  1  41,469,703  12,718,5^ 


15,350 


185,719 


24,872 


10,408 


178,206 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
OATS  AND  WINTER  BARLEY. 


Counties. 


Winter  barley. 


1 
u 

9 

1 


Adams  

.\Ilen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    

Athens    

Auglaize  

Belmont    

Ilrown   

IJutler    

Carroll  

C  hampaign    

Clark    

Clermont    

Clinton    

Columbiana    

Coshocton    

Crawford    

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    

Erie    

Fairfield    

Fayette   — 

Franklin  

Fulton   

Gallia  

Geauga 

Greene    

Guernsey    

Hamilton   

Hancock    

Hardin    

Flarrison    

fi  enrv    

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes     

Huron   

Jackson     < . 

1  efferson    

Knox    

I.ake  

Lawrence  

Licking    

Logan     

Lorain   

Lucas    . . .- 

.Madison   

Mahoning    

.M  arion    

Medina    

Meigs  

Mercer    

M  iami    

M  onroe  

Montgomery    

.Morgan    

Morrow    \ ... 

Muskingum    

Noble  

Ottawa    

Paulding    

Perry   

Pickaway   : 


1,203 
T.Dlfi 
16,896 
21.350 
740 
10.216  I 
5,902  ' 
3,745  ! 
3.988 
14.077  I 
5,789 
4,324  I 
5,203  1 
1,667  I 
19,399 
8,167  1 
20,074  1 
15,775 
14,579  I 
23,254 
11,213  1 
13,024  ! 
8,678 

614  ' 
7,170  i 
24,622 
968 
13,564  i 
2,923  I 
5,577  I 
2,111   I 
10,508  I 
7.262 
5,7-25  ' 
21,222  I 
942  I 
1,003  I 
15,959  I 
26,940  : 
382  1 
10.079  I 
9,692  I 
7,556  I 
2,124  j 
9.247 
6,617  I 
21,250 
15.467  * 
5.323 
14.848  ' 
13,434 
20.192 
1.2S2 
3J>.909  ' 
10.202  I 
5,228  ; 
11,230  ' 
2.278  ' 
15,973 
4,209 
2,529 
12,012 
21.275 
987 
804 


17,929 
251,511  ; 
059,558  , 
794,959 

14,802 
350,996  I 

17,338 
107,276  i 
110,330 
441,821 
165.204 
1.35,621 
128.181 

49,114 
693,071 
251,767 
819,421 
642.896  j 
470,379 
967,185 
344,521 
473,071 

85,406 

17,685 

.226,929 

1',  131, 937 

13,971 
528,497 

76,022 
143,307 

46,948 
376,222 
271,438 
189.021 
948.238 
•21,211 

17,533 
671,119 
947,383 

4,952  I 
356,377 
331.068  I 
253.776  I 

27,183  I 
255,039  I 
176,908 
806,837  ' 
641.083  I 
191.784 
589.750  ' 
496.708  j 
833,985 

20.364  I 
580..^36  ! 
.369,129  I 
111,545  ' 
247.374  I 
37,2.30  I 
577.870  1 
112.326  I 
49,463  ; 
123,448 
882,071  j 
20,100 
15.111  ' 


15,431 

12 

260 

128 

15,938 

91 

!   2,536 

20,724 

5 

1     1^" 

4 

974 



21.582 

48 

'   1.488 

sa 

7.635 

17 

312 

b 

5.8JJ5 

10 

10,608 

792 

26,365 

493 

23.3JW 

1 

25 

2 

19,220 

25 

1    658 

ll*- 

16,551 

287 

114 

47 

8.970 

23 

194 

6,503 

111 

190 

15. 

18,552 

.9,963 
^1.317 

27 

402 

•  •-- 

3T 

1.214 

54 

15.174 

2 

33.575 

92 

1,942 

170 

20,270 

47 

1576 

65 

11.995 

50 

1,240 

78 

15,340 

69 

1,060 

25 

6.887 

41 

1,210 

43 

6.618 

41 

1,440 

4b 

14,320 

41 

71 

69 

22,776 

124 

4,130 

16S 

1,520 

13,561 

4 

127 

8,556 

2 

6,373 

6 

200 

23. 

2,731 

101 

2,627 

15 

19,515 

87 

778 

168 

14,290 

4 

80 

1. 

6,206 

2 

23 

15 

16.944 

293 

6,022 

328 

2,110 

29 

360 

21 

1.398 

15,520 

4 

118 

2 

27,272 

19 

430 

16 

613 

3 

9,955 

9 

97 

4 

10.062 

10 

177 

12 

7,616 

12 

218 

11 

3.174 

10,916 

16,909 

18 

452 

66 

20,154 

123 

1,120 

38 

11,971 

48 

1,208 

82 

10.010 

14 

311 

26t 

15,619 

4 

58 

18.060 

2 

13 

3 

20,622 

22 

648 

87 

1.413 

12 

.34,-338 

223 

6,700 

458 

20.851 

87 

390 

6.775 

% 

7 

17.427 

78 

2,765 

83 

2.5.32 

14.824 

5. 25  J 

2 

60 

2  737 

T 
374 

10,034 

892 

9,272 

15,2.52 

28 

1,028 

1.414 

1..520 

4 

185 

1 

3.259 

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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS. 
OATS  AND  WINTER  BARI/EY— Concluded. 


613 


Counties. 


Oats. 


Ji2 


Winter  barley. 


I 

1 


< 


Pike  

Portage    

Preble   

Putnam    . . . . 
Richland    ... 

Ross  

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto    

Seneca    

Shelby  

Stark    

Summit  

Trumbull   ... 
Tuscarawas 

Union    

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren  

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams  .... 

Wood 

Wyandot 


Totals 


19,416 
6,240 
7,164 
22,682 
422 
14,849 
2,088 
18,774 
17,121 
80.191 
18,312 
21,226 
17,969 
8,689 
18,613 
692 
8,898 
6.608 
26,141 
26,198 
87,281 


969.666 


6,603 

769,979 

181,681 

241,478 

833,789 

7,708 

689,622 

80,801 

624,614 

600,374 

1,121,668 

716.708 

748,819 

668,044 

229,269 

632,603 

9,477 

20,897 

116,701 

1,128,861 

988,170 

1,404,129 

369,141 

83,296,912 


895 
19,877 
19,667 

9,034 
21,797 

1,254 
22,466 

8,026 
22,697 
28,844 
29.253 
18.110 
24,189 
19,081 
18,393 
14,766 
798 

8,820 

6,189 
26,279 
24,868 
36,161 
14,082 

1,185,677 


6 
5 

62 
101 

66 
2 

16 


116 
7 

10 
2 


10 
129 


224 
**22* 


60 

36 

1,285 

2,046' 

1,672 

20 

580 

30 

969 

1,972 

60 

176 

86 


113 
8,022 


8,000 

6 

812 


743 

8 

6.074H 


21,077 
240 

123,212 


6 
28 
70 

788 
82 
1 
84 
12 

142 
84 
11 


13 


109 
845 

'iis 

6 


927 
6 


181,188 


88 


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514 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
SPRING  BARLEY  AND  CORN. 


Ccmntiei. 


Springr  barley. 


Com. 


I 


n 


Adams    

Alien  

Ashland  

Ashtabula  ... 

Athens   

Auglaize    . . . . 
Belmont    .... 

Brown    

Butler   

Carroll    

Champaign  .. 

Clark  

Clermont  .... 

Clinton  

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  ... 

Crawford  

Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke   

Defiance    

Delaware    . . . 

Erie   

Fairfield 

Fayette 

Franklin    . . . . 

Fulton    

Oallia    

Geauga  

■Greene    

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton    . . . 

Hancock   

Hardin   

Harrison   . . . . 

Henry     

Highland    . . . 
Hocking    .-... 

Holmes    

Huron    

Jackson    

Jefferson    

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking    

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison    . . . . 
Mahoning  ... 

Marion   

Medina 

Meigs   

Mercer   

Miami  

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum  . 

Noble    

Ottawa   

Paulding  .... 

Perry    

Pickaway    . . . 


241 
71 
33 


59 

21 

1 

8 

S 

106 

106 

8 

31 

33 

6 

66 

2 

257 


334 

1 
27 


12 

41 

1 


508 

16 

37 

2,766 


20 
120 


56 
26 


7 
47 
67 
474 
28 
12 
5 
134 


232 


1,482 

1,222 

610 


1,431 

230 

26 

300 

116 

3,183 

2,286 
200 

1,200 
455 
160 

1,229 
40 

5,579 
40,637 


6,108 

17 

529 


25,438 


440 
772 
30 


11.378 

388 

1.043 

85,097 


224 
3,625 


1,040 

1,406 

930 


116 

675 

1,126 

13.777 

256 

135 

184 

3,452 


3,628 
1.887 


976 


5 

85 

2 

36 

16 

88 

2 

4 

865 

21,484 

8,883 

184,277 

50 


•l25' 


37,404 
34,330 
23,617 
16.867 
14,423 
42,498 
23.336 
46,283 
47,876 
13,762 
51,995 
49,146. 
38,745 
56,641 
18,221 
26,172 
34,067 
11,093 
85,828 
32,106 
41,144 
17,201 
51.913 
56,893 
63,729 
31,375 
28,875 

9,936 
55,758 
19,041 
17,623 
53,332 
39,832 
12.575 
63,109 
51,3e0 
16,152 
18,242 
28,450 
16,848 
13.505 
32,307 

7,099 
16,906 
51,924 
46.670 
19,363 
22,449 
75,964 
13.460 
41,028 
20,247 
14,678 
42.650 
46.263 
19,524 
45,965 
16,088 
27,237 
81,405 
17,047 
22,448 
50,231 
18,690 
72,679 


902,171 

1,257,240 

836.308 

464.690 

449,766 

1,574,266 

895,204 

1,214.197 

3.101.482 

391,098 

2,226,2«7 

208.644 

1,111,813 

2,666,261 

601,818 

773.188 

1,845,669 

378, r53 

8,208,023 

1.619,358 

1.640.143 

649,002 

2,190.100 

2.615.685 

'    230.529 

1.254,455 

640,882 

328.128 

2.754,575 

606.624 

651.100 

2.201.211 

1,565,667 

410.362 

2,994,496 

1,763.498 

480,428 

663.754 

1,266.748 

287,640 

460,069 

1,056,860 

238,640 

367,082 

1,981,628 

1,753,369 

662,442 

916,422 

2,824,697 

647,222 

1,794,112 

692,320 

661,612 

1,686,682 

2,063,882 

598,603 

1,680.543 

627,117 

1,109,116 

1,049,738 

628,768 

815,567 

2,477.194 

662.910 

2,949,668 


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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS. 
SPRING  BARLEY  AND  CORN— Concluded. 


515 


Conntlea. 


Spring  bmrley. 


Com, 


s 
m 


1 

O, 


5 
s 


s  a 
< 


1,698 
97 


iPike  

Portage    

Preble  

Putnam    

Richland   

Ross    

Sandusky    

Scioto   

Seneca    

-Shelby    

Stark   

Snmmit    

Tranabull    

Tuscarawas    > 

Union 

Van  Wert |      2,176 

Vinton    I 

Warren 

Washington    

'Wayne 

'Williams 

Wood    

'Wyandot  


36,687 
2,150 


81 

1 
112 


2,402 
12 

2,830 


51 


92 

464 

78,883 


126 


88 
2,170 
2,005 

29 


803 
68.986 
57,562 

ns 


24.018 
14,888 
50,570 
58,766 
28,689 
61,241 
48.516 
23,613 
46,956 
44,992 
29.494 
17,197 
16,161 
21,354 
46,901 
51,323 
21,865 
44,182 
22,068 
36,706 
28.268 
78,878 
37,660 


628,679 

445,848 

2,116,062 

2,601,494 

119,201 

2,498,190 

1,451,885 

774,136 

1,731.338 

1,636,396 

1,076,804 

580,650 

462,275 

627,542 

1.765,009 

2,193,660 

276,072 

1,934,531 

722,987 

1,428,753 

1,118,663 

3,178,841 

1,574,785 


ToUls 21,610 


629,421 


3,025,666 


111,159,200 


31,90ft 
14,641 
56.841 
57,610 

28,384 

50,02a: 

46,087 
24,19» 
45,952 
53,130 
30,042 
19,157 
15,125 
21, 009- 
51 ,675 


10,749- 
4.'i.750 
19,062 
36,456 
26.660 
79,814 
37,115 


3,095,051 


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516 


REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
MEADOW  AND  CLOVER. 


Counties. 


Meadow. 


Clover. 


e! 


p. 


8 

bo 


I 


3 

p. 

■s 


Adams  

Allen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    ... 

Athens    

Auglaize  

Belmont   

Brown   

Butler 

Carroll  

Champaign   .. 

Clark    

Clermont   .... 

Clinton    

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . . 

Crawford    

Cuyahoga  

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    

Erie    

Fairfield  

Fayette   

Franklin  

Fulton  

Gallia  

Geauga    

Greene    

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton  .... 
Hancock    . . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison 

Henry    

Highland   

Hocking 

Holmes  

Huron   

Jackson  

Jefferson 

Knox   

Lake  

Lawrence  — 

Licking 

Logan   

Lorain  

Lucas 

Madison  

Mahoning   . . . 

Marion    

Medina  

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow 

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding 

Perry   

Pickaway  .... 


13,883 
18,217 
21,083 
40,285 
17,578 
14,036 
84,914 
17,222 
14,495 
27,703 
7,546 
11,480 
21,026 
14,260 
36,292 
26,336 
23,805 
23,738 
13,312 
18,226 
26,651 
10,039 
28,178 
10,243 
24,904 
14,672 
16,086 
21,750 
10,988 
82,046 
11,680 
27,602 
17,662 
81,209 
14,268 
21,021 
12,689 
15,944 
29.009 
16.064 
26,949 
23,600 
9,336 
6,551 
38,178 
14,391 
38,767 
9,973 
8.450 
19.328 
15,127 
23,666 
14,345 
16,843 
7,444 
24,288 
13,302 
21.701 
28,458 
38,129 
23,769 
11,775 
18.363 
20,900 
U,954 


10,767 
10,394 
26,026 
57,306 
17,676 
14,891 
37,050 
14,475 
14,131 
28,668 

8,029 
11,961 
16,586 
18,342 
41,881 
27,247 
31,661 
29,264 
14,162 
19,141 
27,562 
12,801 
22,564 

9,869 
27,882 
18,786 
11,880 
27,987 
12,491 
32,677 
13.277 
31,697 
24,276 
84,741 
16,339 
20,724 
11,117 
19,237 
34,863 
lO.S.'iO 
28,448 
28,987 
12,027 

4,511 
42,240 
16,241 
44,487 
11,514 

8,592 
24,758 
20.827 
28,514 
10,242 
18,928 

7,556 
31,154 
14.435 
22,316 
26,962 
84,990 
21,708 
14,697 
14,684 
18.210 

9,983 


7,447 

14.681 

18,894 

1,916 

1,853 

9,476 

5,483 

8,125 

17,146 

4,057 

16,015 

12,904 

6,047 

10,801 

7,260 

7,741 

11,854 

2,490 

28,101 

6,166 

9,196 

6,577 

15,946 

5,339 

9,280 

2,324 

2,439 

1,892 

13,183 

3,291 

4,119 

11,072 

10,075 

2,207 

2,438 

6,642 

8,972 

10,499 

18,968 

608 

4,867 

11,663 

1.064 

1.472 

17,177 

14,623 

5,271 

1,706 

8,597 

6,639 

10,188 

12.326 

2,871 

12,658 

16.087 

3.063 

17.515 

4.300 

10,825 

6,129 

2,128 

8,059 

1,965 

7,705 

11.997 


4,963 

16,684 

16,998 

2,786 

2,253 

12,062 

6,872 

1,432 

12,847 

8,984 

20,244 

12,211 

3,038 

8,415 

8,931 

8,791 

14,857 

3,482 

26,603 

5,191 

10,641 

6,986 

16,816 

4,069 

9,538 

2,444 

1,828 

2,792 

9,450 

8,788 

4,928 

14,161 

12,864 

2,648 

2,697 

5,372 

8,240 

10.093 

16,607 

401 

6,247 

16,118 

1.491 

1.025 

15.430 

17.563 

6,984 

1,713 

9.224 

9,144 

10.915 

15.203 

2.181 

16.166 

12.090 

8,559 

14,978 

5.178 

13,825 

6,696 

2,140 

2,643 

1,773 

8,110 

9,188 


8,768 

4,980 

4,689 

77 

191 
7,296 
2,947 

920 
6,520 

773 
8,374 
8,969 

890 
7,929 

601 
6,211 
6,106 

112 
17,105 
4,419 
2,428 
1,484 
17.068 
4,660 
7,845 

693 

224 

28 

11,152 

1,102 

1,145 

4,489 

8,830 

1,270 

2,161 

6,758 

2,293 

5,806 

8,686 

42 

3.002 

8.633 

63 

66 

10.107 

7,629 

404 

735 
4,298 

685 
2,067 
2,664 

188 
12,644 
8,964 
1,911 

767 
1,964 
1,666 
2,677 

740 

688 
1,876 
6,110 
12,256 


557 

226 

642 

162 

133 

850 

74 

196 

6.273 

7 

3.403 

1.681 

1,027 

2,088 

124 

231 

96 

164 

0,827 

49S 

286 

916 

BK 

1,727 

'863 

122 

424 

116 

4,523 

119 

829 

764 

641 

22 

806 

348 

242 

166 

624 

90 

88 

313 

64 


458 
119 
894 

2,466 
108 
280 
319 
822 
200 

4,206 
69 

4,961 
101 
180 
75 
24 
87 
441 
127 

8,220 


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MEADOW  AND  CLOVER  — Concluded. 


617 


Counties. 


Meadow. 


O 


e! 


r 


8 


Clover. 


I 


a 


1 

p. 


Pike   

Portage 

Preble   

Putnam 

Richland    . . . 

Ross  

Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto 

Seneca  

Shelby  

Stark    

Summit 

Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas 

Union    

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren   

Washington 

Wayne 

WiUiams    ... 

Wood    

Wyandot    ... 


6,765 
25,127 

8,715 
18,303 
21,197 
18,819 
16,675 
11,630 
24,231 
11,483 
36,053 
22,763 
46,494 
38,152 
18.849 
22,100 
12,008 
15,283 
31.222 
29.639 
27,029 
20,236 
18,347 


5,306 
33,559 

7,581 
19,613 
26,464 
10,354 
i8,415 

9,649 
29,643 
10,392 
51,927 
29,509 
61,407 
56,817 
19,436 
24,716 

8,751 
16,120 
25,709 
41,649 
28,843 
23,121 
23,731 


5,911 
8,012 
23,216 
5,956 
15,690 
10,147 
10,882 
3,901 
16,962 
13,083 
13,661 
4,830 
8,647 
8,940 
11,398 
5,252 
1,362 
12,320 
2.382 
16.916 
4.567 
7,275 
15,482 


3,177 

11,953 

11,597 

6,697 

19.387 

7.649 

10,064 

2,601 

20,941 

12,637 

18,002 

6,150 

5,017 

4,669 

13,979 

6,722 

1,068 

8,522 

2.444 

21.305 

4.744 

7.468 

20.418 


2,265 
1,844 
6,640 
4,396 
5,294 
11,191 
3,436 

738 
8,683 
6,342 
3,663 

697 

229 
2,534 
3,112 
8,604 

830 
4.952 

721 
4.464 
2.880 
4.060 
7.988 


12,791 

776 

750 

4,172 

504 

1,679 

1.992 

2,123 

644 

181 

108 

514 

468 

61 

4.161 

264 

514 

98 

1,045 

1.196 


ToUls    I  1,776,075 

\ 


1.972.659 


782,109 


749.225 


860.777 


97,196 


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518 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
TOBACCO,  FLAX  AND  IRISH  POTATOES. 


CouniUes. 


Tobacco. 


I 


•a 

a 


,  Fl«x. 


■s 
s 


« 

o 


Irish  potatoes. 


■8 


I 

i 


Adams    

AlJen  

Ashland  

Ashtabula  ... 

Athens   

Auglaize   .... 

Belmont 

Brown    

Butler  

Carroll    

Champaign    . 
CUrk  ........ 

Qermont  .... 

Clinton  

Columbiana  • 
Coshocton    . . 

Crawford   

-Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke   

Defiance    

Delaware  .... 

Erie  

Fairfield 

Fayette 

Franklin    .... 

Fulton    

Gallia 

Geauga  

Greene   

Guernsey  — 
Hamilton  . . . 
Hancock   — 

Hardin   

Harrison   .... 

Henry  

Highland    . . . 

Hocking    

Holmes    

Huron 

Jackson    

Jefferson    

Knox  

Lake    

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking    

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison 

Mahoning  ... 
Marion  ..... 

Medina  

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami 

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum  . 

Noble    

Ottawa   

Paulding   . . . . 

Perry  

Pickaway  .... 


2,561 


2,131,862 


1,471 


22,273 


1.365,500 


9 
18 

605 
4,614 
1,153 


*     2,600 

U,650 

704,452 

4,534,064 

1,029,585 


15 


61 

230 

3,005 

91 


55,262 

222,385 

2,476,982 

74,«4 


26 


38 


250 


400 


10,956 


10,451,175 
3,960 


100 
138 


150 


721,720 


348 


609 
116 


480,975 

99,085 

189,270 


% 


100 
33,650 


1,718 


11 


114 

1 
18 


70,848 

2,000 

16,700 

178 

25 


10 
774 
500 


107'  r 


201 

26 

38 

3,488 

61.5 

14.382 

44 


75,210 


23,900 
30,600 
3,640,545 
728,515 
13,691.551 
23,a52 


329 


2,719 


10 
204 

7 


19 


642,144 


6.950 
2,000 


287,300 


31,875 


55,400 


1,006 


227 

818 

954 

3,801 

474 

859 

1,049 

523 

920 

714 

896 

765 

1,499 

617 

1,945 

1,978 

1,415 

7,018 

1»284 

1,129 

«36 

3,149 

1,243 

107 

1,538 

1.229 

819 

2,907 

711 

633 

3,645 

1,211 

1.131 

537 

1,106 

383 

721 

847 

1.467 

305 

630 

596 

2,111 

287 

1,317 

503 

2,123 

3,191 

315 

4,492 

840 

2,535 

750 


1,551 
1,284 

517 
947 
980 
748 
617 
551 
758 
436 


18,701' 
51,029 
98,500 

236,789 
33,665 
46,914 
90,658 
24,745 
68,276 
68,610 
27,485 
49,855 
69,744 
87,002 

184,584 
85,070 

109,789 

551,647 
90,084 

106,818 
81,619 

268,408 

84,054 

6,651 

68,768 

131.068 
15,206 

228,170 
51.225 
42,216 

263,909 
88.728 
70,502 
82,9n 

100,657 
20,043 
64,579 
79,833 
96,619 
17,637- 
68,241 
44,286 

155,542 
20,039 

106,814 
25,702 

186.144 

280,703 
15,586 

172,425 
58.589 

216,759 
42,305 
31,833 
71,413 

121,005 
72,306 
38,204 
82,940 
67,28ff 
62,668 
34,506 

155.748 
67.580  I 
31,765  I 


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834 
886 

1,015 
423 

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1,9617 
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1,332 

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1,52^ 

2,225- 
227 

3,229 
461 
507 

3,24C 

1,231 
910 
817 

1,000 
312 
722 
784 

1.475 
261 
563 
516 

2,032 
321 

1,369 
54a 

1,971 

2,80& 
362 

1,903 
837 

2,35i 
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616 
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1,319> 
426 
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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS. 
TOBACCO,  FLAX  AND  IRISH  POTATOES —  Concluded. 


51d 


Cotiatlcs. 


Pike  

Portage    

Preble 

Putnam  .... 
Richland   ... 

Ross 

Sandusky    . . 

Scioto  

Seneca    

Shelby 

Stark  

Summit  .... 
Trumbull  . . 
Tuscarawas 

Union  

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton   

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams   ... 

Wood   

Wyandot  ... 


Totals 


Tobacco. 


i 

1 

1 

I 

a 

1 

« 

0. 

a 

<3 

a 

< 

1 

52 


e,142 


H 


439 
2 

260 
1 


H 


4,860 

7 

287 


66,242 


26.070 


6,724,404 
60 


848,815 
8,600 

178,280 
1,000 


160 


2,200 

8,446,973 

4,630 

334,710 


FlasF. 


f 

I 


18 


10 

las 


151 


23 


62,484,457 


2,656 


i 


9 

n 


90 


1^086 


20 


1,117 


76 


81,979 


4,000 


400 
66,800 


86,100 


1,888,781 


Irish  potatoes. 


1 


617 
6,742 

586 
1,084 
1,001 

617 
1,886 

989 
1,520 

712 
8,426 
2,609 
8,292 
1,821 

261 

850 

862 

466 
1,680 
2,817 
1,241 
1,108 

797 


118,684 


1 


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n 


to 


86,346 

712,378 

40,572 

74,619 

161,448 

48,194 

162,899 

81,045 

113,655 

86,202 

814,916 

289,985 

818,782 

180,806 

10,572 

60,440 

21,052 

25,520 

122,814 

241,197 

112,681 

94,274 

57,812 


9,208,638 


f 

p. 


I 


007 

7.657 

864 

968 

1,767 

626 

1.917 

905 

1.640 

760 

8,687 

2,866 

8,286 

1,938 

245 

885 

813 

449 

1,417 

2,796 

1,067 

1,130 

841 


111,790 


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SWEET  POTATOES,  ONIONS  AND  BROOM  CORN. 


Sweet  potatoes. 

Onions. 

Broom 

icorn. 

Counties. 

t 
i 

1 

i 

in 

1 

s 
n 

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1 

< 

i 

s 
1 

u 

n 

1 

a 
p. 

2 

-s 

11 

Ad&ins 

14 

972 

3 

1.80D 

Allen     

2 
40 
90 

4 

160 

900 

26,087 

230 

42 

4,494 

800 

Ashtabula 

3 

846 

Aufifl&ize  .   ..••••.• 

189 
6 

16 

12 

4 

149 

2 

86,110 

Belmont  

5 

1 

18 
6 
1 
7 
8 
2 
2 
1 

2 

1 

380 

27 

8,476 

473 

226 

720 

260 

206 

840 

300 

20 

16,070 

271 

100 

2,000 

12 
18 
1 

4 
12 

77 

4 

835 

1,760 

90 

367 
2,610 
4,008 

409 

300 

Butler 

6,000 

Carroll  

ChamDaiflrn 

345,805 

cuSi?!f". :::::;::::;:;::::::::;:::;:::; 

900 

Clermont    .     .' 

Clinton   

H 

150 

Columbiana • 

100 

Coshocton 

1 

1 

46 
3 

35 
38 
80 
2,671 
389 

1 

50 

Crawford    • 

Cuvaho&fa 

6 
51 

Darke    

89,150 

Defiance 

Delaware  ................................ 

Erie   

7 
8 
2 

4 
1 
6 
6 

1 

^^ 

817 

654 

80 

251 

165 

545 

250 

70 

55 

7,947 

60 

40 

76 

55 

290 

480 

60 

10 

188 

8 

160 

8 
2 
2 
36 

4 
1 
9 

1 

2,280 
440 
176 

1,480 

1,610 
90 

1,960 
100 

8 
2 
16 
19 
11 
7 

Fairfield  

700 

Fayette  

s 

Franklin     

6,950 

Fulton •..• 

11,400 
6,496 

Gallia      

Geauga • 

Greene  ....•.....•.....••.••...•.. 

1 
17 

700 

Guernsey 

690 

Hamilton 

18,000 
88 

Hancock 

1-11 

828 

100 
19S.260 

22 
199 
156 

66 

Hardin    

1 
1 
4 
7 
1 
1 
2 

Henry 

6 
2 

1 

4 
11 

4 

1 

1,200 

Highland  

8,110 

Hockins  

2,400 

Holmes  

10 

Huron 

9 
2 
3% 

1,457 
866 
892 

Jackson 

Jefferson 

Knox  

1 

8 

Laj£r. ;;;:::;:::;::;:::;::::::;::;::::;::: 

886 
12 
17 
8 
16 
8 
6 
6 

1 

1 

24 

1 

8 
9 

254,848 

1,061 

1,400 

90 

11,876 

1,543 

417 

666 

100 

126,872 

70 

50 

2T 

1,102 

1,242 

126 

900 

860 

Lawrence 

146 
2 
2 
6 
2 
1 

21,622 
158 
113 
700 
160 
20 

Lickins    

22 

12,800 

Ix>9an 

Lorain 

Lucas • 

Madison  

]Lf  ahoninff 

8 
28 

15 

Marion 

1 

59 

14,550 

^Medina  

Meigs 

18 

1 
87 

27 
8 

1,485 

85 
1,080 

20 

2,385 

916 

58 
8,611 

65 

1 
18 
20 

1 

276 

Mercer    

1,080 

10,680 

0i 

Miami   

Monroe • 

Montffomerv    ....■.....••Ttrt.....tt.TrtT 

44,000 
200 

Morgan 

Morrow • 

25 
2 

1 

00 

Noble    

Ottawa 

Pauldinff 

9% 
10 

41 
1.196 

1 

400 

P^ffy      ,.,,..,,,,,,,....... 

'      8 
1 

850 
400 

Pickaway 

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SWEET  POTADOES,  ONIONS  AND  BROOM  CORN— Concluded. 


Sweet  potatoes. 

Onions. 

Broom  corn 

• 

i 

1 

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Counties. 

1 

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t 

i 

I 

1 

a 

3 

1 

1 

a 

s 

1 

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fi 

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P< 

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1 

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u 

V) 

3*0 

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s 

o 

9 

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n 

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n 

< 

P^ 

Pike   

3 

185 
4 

11 

12 

1,150 

3,808 

45 

Portage 

Preble   

27 

1,897 
82 
177 
153 

4 

3,180 
20 

Putnam 

1 
2 
8 

22* 

2 
153 

5,925 

852 

29,915 

Richland    ." 

Ross  

23 

8,400 

Sandusky  

1 
21 

5 
1,275 

2 
4 

900 
845 

Scioto    

'     2 

280 

Seneca  

20 
149 

1 

60 
48 

Shelby  

VA 

21 

11,000 
8,832 

Stark    

2 

290 

1,616 

84 

Summit    

8 

8 

1,960 
7,676 

3 

250 

Trumbull  

*"ii 

44 

27 

4 

1,000 

Tuscarawas  •. 

1 

2S 

2 

1 
5 

129 
100 
245 

4 
9 
10 

664 

Union 

5,055 

Van  Wert  

7 

430 

8,000 

^/inton  .*......•«....•••• 

123 

25 

855 

18,025 

Warren  

6 
2 

8,600 

AVashinffton 

2 

520 

1.000 

Wayne 

2 

481 

299 

157,875 

8 

400 

Williams 

1 

120 

8 

2,000 

^ood 

1 

G8 
21 

29 
24 

8.687 
18,200 

"Wyandot   

1 

2,000 

Totals    

sas 

94,018 

2,990 

861,809 

907 

669,475 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
SORGHUM,  MAPLE  AND  BEES. 


Sorghum. 

Maple  Products. 

Bees. 

Oounties. 

i 

s 

es 

OB 

1 

u 

i 

s 

as 

«*. 

o 

1 

1 

0 

1 
& 

3 

(R 

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-3 

a 

1 

2 

0 

a 
s 
0 

1 

i 

m 
1 

0 

1 

r 

w 

0 

£ 

Adams    ...•••••• 

111 

51 
15 

55 
297 

6,U0 

1,949 

486 

4,897 

16,1«5 

86,118 

267,571 

2,636 

11,280 

4,215 

625 

2,655 

754 

20,058 

469 

1,223 

82,264 

•27,963 

83.629 

8.911 

8,901 

86,971 

11,209 

7,079 

1,476 

1,693 

3,744 

663 

6U.979 

21,915 

280 

20 

310 

86,891 

94,822 

675 

230 

.65 

60 

1,716 

5,242 

21,084  : 

65,476 

760 

3,644 

2,239 

135 

1,231 

89G 

9,530 

295 

657 

13,111 

16,575 

981 

9,344 

20,212 

2,827 

2.911 

9,667 

3,338 

2,665 

360 

1,065 

1,066 

179 

168,099 

7,588 

186 

231 

10.846 

1,078 

1,241 

1,246 

8,011 

880 

1,934 

18.101 

86 

8,426 

14,147 

7.657 

100 

18,578 

42,609 

21,722 

140 

76 

27,066 

418 

52,728 

146 

100 

8.361 

192 

4,915 

185 

80,844 

659 

72 

80 

159 

8,120 

496 

266 

141.051 

15,167 

1,840 
766 
846 

1,006 
506 
623 
788 
464 
856 
269 
731 
429 
768 
418 
836 
665 
871 
826 

1,102 
242 
259 
183 
839 
49 
446 
815 

1.068 
672 
392 
4« 
870 
972 
702 
646 
288 
636 
468 
889 
650 
841 
870 
607 
162 
982 
828 
978 
160 
428 
806 
888 
820 
635 
606 
481 
828 
825 
988 

1.248 
318 
941 
861 
98 
880 
780 
181 
469 
697 
460 

20,210 

Allen     .• 

6,389 

Ashland  

2.f8» 
12,117 

21 
282 
76 
81 
16 
11 
18 
28 
65 
S6 

5 

85 
88 

2 

69 

165 

18 

4 
15 

8 

12 

40 

171 

1,635 

7,298 

8.780 

2,106 

440 

648 

1,081 

2.464 

1,672 

1.968 

63 

2,274 

2.061 

180 

7.078 

18,637 

464 

267 

1,288 

867 

557 

8,150 

13,170 

9,810 

Auglaize    

Belmont  ..% 

1,303 

4,471 

S,«7 

840 

M« 

7,aw 

Carroll        

48 

7,262 

50 

15 

1,645 

1,510 

215 

1,223 

10,826 

380 

80 

840 

8,185 

358 

332 

170 

uife 

Champaign   

Clark    

8,710 

38 
863 

B^m 

Clermont  

r*]inton                     1 

lUBO 
6,1S4 

Coumbiana   

Coshocton  

Crawford    

Cuyahoga   

£)arke    

1,816 

toi- 

27 

4,»1 
l,7t6 
1,W0 

15 

15,«8 

Defiance     

Delaware   

Eric               •  ... 

X^^ 

15 

4,S7 

Fairfield   

Fayette   

£,8n 

90 
35 

ao 

Franklin    

Gallia  

197 

214 

184.667 

1.886 

20 

4 

460 

1,835 

12 

15 

980 

18.285 

7,050 

J          in 

6 
78 

2 
27 

9 
19 
114 
16 
64 

7 
42 
48 
20 

2 

210 
4,697 

2.906 

Guernsey   

Hamilton    

Hancock    

Hardin   

1 
200 

1 
20 
118 

10,950 

2,010 
940 
701 

9.048 
669 

8,838 
772 

1,878 

8J79 
812 
108 

86,021 

5.908 

2,106 

4,184 

7,968 

658 

4.380 

70,135 

80 

5,706 

84,899 

60.128 

250 

46.047 

94.021 

80,840 

250" 

360 

85,450 

2,952 

219,515 

186 

868 

7,510 

774 

14,733 

275 

89,625 

1,311 

298 

200 

481 

16,2ir> 

755 

620 

887,314 

16,084 

6.696 
8,869 

Harrison    

2,in 

4.14S 

Hfghfand".*.*..*.. 
Hocking  

8.671 

50 

2.488 

927 
8,251 

2.SSI> 

44 

8.206 

'Tackson 

4.552 

Jefferson    

69 

U,689 

14,440 

220 

1.600 

106,749 

89,894 

2,613 

6.815 

I^1(C        

945 

Lawrence    

Licking 

889 
27 
19 
14 
17 
6 
':.... 

75# 

30,191 
1,405 
911 
879 
887 
98 

7,774 
4.877 

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison    

Vfnhoninir 

376" 

6,756 
2.890 

8.78S 

188 

2.961 

7,486 
613 
62,874 
20 
100 
825 
730 
625 

4.001 

26 

1,151 

1.816 

566.689> 

Meiffs    

69 

194 

23 

245 

21 

112 

5 

21 

163 

2 

87 

57 

8 

87 

195 
1,700 

4,296 

7.722 

2,827 

18.712 

1,708 

8.950 

248 

671 

10,340 

8.294 

Mercer    

4.198 
7.6ir 

Monroe    

Montgomery  ... 

Morgan    

Morrow  

Muskingum    .... 
Noble  

5.647 

19 

27.96t 

8.84S 

75 
25.5 
75 
40 

18,118 

1.846 
7.44S 

380 

5 

40 

686 

75 

50 

18,765 

189 

8,426 

8,610 

Paulding    

Perry    

Pickaway  

Pike     

5,88.^ 

8,500 

370 

5,262 

6.215. 

4,025 

I.ITO- 

110 

4.22? 

Portage    

7  ft  tT 

Preble    

86 

3,100 

5.26ff 

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SORGHUM,   MAPLE  AND  BEES  —  Conclnded. 


Counties. 


Sorgham. 


Maple  Products. 


a 

9 


2 


s 

9 


Putnsin  

Ricfahmd   . . . 

Ross  

Sandnsky    . . 

Scioto   

Seneca    

Shelby  

Stark  

Summit  — 
Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union   

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren   

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams   ... 

Wood    

Wyandot  ... 

Touls    .. 


144 
15 
SO 
19 

198 
28 
84 
21 


86 
185 


9,067 
1,1«7 
1,598 

660 
7,883 
1^389 
5,505 

810 


7 

22 
21 
96 
44 

5 
51 
18 
37 
52 
17 


1 
8 
100 
929 
1,294 
22 
215 


784 


713 

51 

2,364 

856 
8,287 
8,384 

985 


4,155  I  12,072 


-I- 


4,325 

72,782 

6,132 

4,572 

147 

27,616 

4,105 

88,386 

49,389 

248,519 

3,754 

81,060 

142 

599 

7,790 

800 

88,026 

43,029 

8,851 

10,877 


53 
8,224 


205 


6 

200 

12,345 

81,311 

.  28 

9,396 


50 
'4,'534' 


200 
646 


1,349 

22,081 

2,983 

1,048 

53 

7,918 

1,520 

11,045 

15,127 

78,834 

2,588 

8,060 

63 

492 

8,026 

150 

11,194 

12,825 

1,229 

3,808 


424 
604 
291 
566 
628 
620 
048 
446 
862 
647 
892 
416 
374 
275 
698 
743 
882 
311 
466 


8,85S 
2,«11 
6,234^ 
4,050> 
5,071 

7,wr 

2,789» 
5,92r 
8,50r 
4,408- 
4,019» 
21,808. 
2,878: 
1.409' 
8,914^ 
8,97& 
4,929' 
8,518. 
2,279- 
2,152: 


250,245    [8,199,228 


641,733 


983,667 


47,428 


1,052,616s 


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524 


REPORT  OF  SECRE'tARY   OF  STATE. 
EGGS,  MILK,   BUTTER  AND  CHEESE. 


Counties. 


E«8S. 


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Adams  

Allen    

Ashland  . 

Ashtabula  .. 

Athens 

Auglaize   

Belmont    . . . , 

Brown 

Butler    

Carroll   

Champaign    . 

Clark    

Clermont  ..., 

Clinton    

Columbiana 
Coshocton    . . 
Crawford    . . . 
Cuyahoga 

Darke  

Defiance   — 
Delaware    . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield    .... 

Fayette   

Franklin  .... 

Fulton   

Gallia   

Geauga    

Greene  

Guernsey 

Hamilton   ... 
Hancock  — 

Hardin  

Harrison  .... 

Henry    

Highland   . . . 

Hocking  

Holmes  

Huron   

Jackson  

Jefferson  .... 

Knox    

Lake  

Lawrence  ... 

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain   

Lucas  

Madison   .... 
Mahoning    . . 

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs    

Mercer 

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan  

Morrow  

Muskingum  . 

Noble  

Ottawa    

Paulding 

Perry    

Pickaway   .... 


678.256 
911,412 
759,210 
800,447 
514.065 
758,874 
752,790 
996,501 
1,306.922 
450,067 
557,745 
429,837 
787,803 
531,860* 
773,467 
654,871 
742,052 
517,716 
1,442,176 
710.419 
753,083 
371,005 
882,061 
386,474 
847,282 
716,775 
726,117 
689,960 
678,742 
506,222 
348,482 
811,896 
646,696 
406,788 
1,046,224 
668,991 
847,844 
826,019 
660,860 
418,872 
876,819 
709,636 
283,628 
'  260,107 
I  1,068,312 
677,248 
617,728 
382,908 
476,291 
613,668 
822,874 
771,721 
596,961 
904,221 
558,570 
836,911 
728,376 
949,180 
882,624 
758,741 
710,936 
167,657 
700,458 
521,240 
658,947 


800 


7,590 

2,740 

175,000 

1,180 


2,100 
3,750 
86,219 


20,450 
7,976 
42,185 
57,010 


1.326 
40,075 


10,000 
20 
160 


2,800 

8,176 

600 


115 

6,876 

60 

200 

600 

9.700 


17.266 
666 


64,426 

5,120 

150 


400 


300 
36,140 


2,180 
3,600 


8,090 

324,307 

108,404 

1,062,073 

81,846 

96,171 

696,105 

198,320 

669.679 

28.966 

506.695 

428,058 

290,473 

141,628 

8,134,840 

142,091 

231,120 

6,037.762 

233.420 

117,110 

143,482 

230,505 

77,972 

45,140 

2,049,693 

27,580 

84,060 

8,412,227 

119,676 

66.698 

2.290.686 

286.162 

161,766 

80,460 

78.162 

40.696 

4.680 

16.160 

186.120 

11.066 

640,726 

79.760 

1.041.499 

84,660 

802,461 

872.210 

867.612 

1.277.496 

209.064 

1.894.948 

98.601 

709.415 

23.966 

71,070 

242,397 

22.866- 

1.621,500 

9.363 

40,378 

869,078 

1.836 

16,836 

20.895 

25.470 

67.245 


488.326 
567.673 
496.958 
750.883 
442.620 
485.877 
743,571 
565,096 
587,076 
560,488 
608,745 
645,539 
691,673 
355,116 
621,901 
656.191 
474,202 
520,348 

1,089.641 
472.183 
608.704 
296.968 
719,738 
198,949 
771,486 
395,449 
645,443 
273,661 
614,470 
661,611 

1,122.420. 
802.066 
886.109 
469.120 
684.882 
480.646 
815.668 
468.614 
500.926 
299.678 
629.804 
647.068 
846.066 
260,646 

1.020,848 
899.021 
619.426 
870.064 
280.818 

1.204.089 
496,620 
789,816 
443,734 
887,252 
496,296 
524,446 
764,707 
540,282 
666.907 
686,718 
475.666 
234,238 
400.666 
396,660 
381,622 


28,090 
28.990 
156.166 


201,373 

46.681 

400 

3,700 

73,934 

49,890 

76,730 

7,400 

105.034 

464,349 

2,266 

7.160 

28.486 

4 

26.600 

115.747 

66.779 


^,060 
80.820 


260.940 


16.560 
78.678 


176 
95.296 
78.660 


20.860 
8.696 


82.466 


900 


124.660 
174.740 
228.077 
26.578 
1.000 
100.887 


610.296 


120.060 
8.660 
22.200 

168.484 
9.406 


26.770 
6.200 
10,800 

26 i 766* 
5,900 


14.993 
19.469 
19.870 
1.860 
2.192 
12.906 


162.000 
8.680.751 


*26!595 

2,912 
4,850 
1.800 

2.509 
139.130 

600 

43.968 
166 

864.080 
16.. 500 

5.000 
8.532 



106.400 

200 

85 


70.456 


387 
100 


400 

iioBO* 


10.790 
760 


100 
877.027 


44,200 
8.000 


84.100 


60 

5.600 

18.550 

100.606 

600 

400 

80.200 


16.875 
6.000 


15.840 

146.606 

2.800 


10.126 
100 
200 


2.168.609 


A,UO 


8.009 

66.8M 


20.000 


8.700 


1.200.420 
4.800 


818.000 


1.800 

321.600 

400 


2.760 

80 

1,700 


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CROP  AND  OTHER  STATISTICS.  52& 

EGGS,  MILK,  BUTTER  AND  CHEESE  — Concluded. 


Eggs. 

Milk. 

Butter. 

Cheese. 

Connties. 

» 

1 

1 

1 

z 

9 

1 

a 
1 

an 

T 

Pounbs  made  in  home 
dairies,  i«99. 

is 
Ii 

9  « 

Pounds  made  in  home 
dairies,  1899. 

Pounds  made  in  factories 
and  creameries,  1899. 

Pik. 

880,769 
682,088 
828,873 
967,826 
786,192 
888,671. 
678,096 
826,746 
768,452 

1.160,867 
841,663 
457,899 
764,086 
678,186 
821,486 
966,864 
296,211 
691,064 

1,002,640 
956,133 
719,876 
789,987 
666,241 

9,255 
692,547 

62,000 

18,240 
404,079 
184,155 
196,485 

98,958 

13,900 
144,408 
1,169,404 
2,290,375 
680,907 
297,130 
849,891 

32,390 

5,550 

887,242 

172,486 

861,566 

37,500 
864,722 

67,790 

178,661 
679,859 
697,918 
485,784 
602,249 
303,104 
89,135 
283,834 
717,151 
402,411 
627,069 
534,886 
1,057,764 
512,874 
453,249 
846,813 
252,653 
493,236 
726,591 
927,922 
479,239 
714,015 
606,106 

200 

09,929 

100,260 

26,882 

7,000 

Portage  

625 
850 
186,786 
40 
920 

"i8*,626** 

"26;320" 
16,134 

98,650 
2,500 
5,100 

16,530 

939,624^ 

Preble    

Putnam  

600^ 

Richland  

Ross   

Sandusky  

30,000 

8,500 

17,760 

82.700 

290.119 

767,810 

187.145 

28,017 

30.865 

Scioto  

905 

Seneca  • 

17,000 

Shelby   

200   • 

149,890 

1,000 

84,450 

46,200 

Stark 

408,010 

Summit 

163,870 

Trumbull    

20 

2,711,105 

Tuscarawas  ....*.... 

521,160- 

Union    

Van  Wert 

Vinton  

' 

Warren   

167,079 
37,775 
76,114 

146,320 
62,446 
4,660 

Washington    

Wayne 

61,478 
2,800 

'*87;846" 



1,725 
88,180 

172,406 

Williams  

Wood  

600 
20,700 

Wyandot 

Totals 

60,876,116 

842,086 

40,690,660 

48,241,804 

6,861,896 

1,029,518 

1 

16,293,686 

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REPORT  OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
ORCHARDS. 


Conntlea. 


Orchards. 


Apples. 


•2 

O 

I 


Peaches. 


I 


Pears. 


1 

"a. 


u\.dams 

JKlltn   

Aahiand    

Ashtabula   

Athens    

Auglaize  *... 

Belmont  

Brown  

Butler    

•Carroll    

Champaign  

Clark   ..: 

Clermont  

Clinton   

Columbiana    

Cosnocton  

Crawford    

Cuyahoga    

Darke 

Defiance  

Delaware   

Erie 

Fairfield   

Fayette  

Franklin 

Fulton  

'Gallta  ft. 

Ceauga   

■Greene 

Cucmsey   

Hamilton  

Hancock 

Hardin    

Harrison    

Henry   

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes  

Huron  

Jackson  

JcflFerson    

Knox   

■Lake 

ILawrence 

Licking    

Logan   

Lorain  

Lucas  

Madison  

Mahoning   

Marion    

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe  

Montgomery    

Morgan  

Morrow    

Muskingum    

Noble 

Ottawa    

Paulding    

Perry   

Pickaway   


2,0&0 
2,408 
8,340 
8,e21 
4,164 
2,a20 
5,SB4 
2,704 
1,026 
4,104 
2,048 
1,808 
4.731 
2,226 
7,157 
4,6R6 
8.468 
8,856 
3,972 
8,012 
2,048 
2,966 
3,981 
1,088 
3,469 
3,060 
17,027 
2,756 
1,886 
5,109 
2,637 
4,934 
2,621 
3,537 
3,247 
8,480 
2,762 
3,854 
4,049 
2,715 
8,881 
8,510 
1,668 
4,495 
6,296 
2,590 
3,656 
2.344 
1,130 
3.708 
2,166 
3.332 
3,962 
2,373 
1,507 
5,349 
3.628 
3.999 
3,669 
5.277 
8,657 
1,856 
1,933 
2,925 
1,888 


88,ai8 

103.298 

149,647 

61,686 

U9,120 

117,246 

U9.321 

97.666 

18.308 

59,228 

74,760 

03.368 

128,616 

78,013 

208,658 

136.535 

157,669 

226,949 

113,269 

140,270 

104,286 

63,061 

271,761 

40,787 

186.979 

106,173 

14^,888 

75,157 

60,228 

142,030 

51.398 

192.869 

112,880 

89,164 

147,609 

131,314 

143,848 

201,879 

138,249 

82,625 

63,000 

9,637 

49,670 

162,006 

162,876 

111,808 

65,348 

99,040 

35,846 

136,712 

94,233 

179,472 

103,472 

86,025 

67,984 

302,660 

76,621 

217,996 

182,847 

273,657 

160,220 

61,188 

86,411 

157,280 

68,976 


106 

2 

88 

142 

3.805 

4 

514 

22 

43 

108 

11 

20 

1.829 

28 

174 

1,588 

4 

176 

7 

48 

4 

1.898 

31 

14 

86 

87 

84» 

69 

72 

937 


44 


267 

19 

93 

677 

68 

77 

196 

95 

242 

769 

618 

798 

28 

108 

881 

7 

76 

5 

10 

760 

6 

8 

62 

46 

398 

9 

1,339 

876 

«,071 

2 

161 

61 


180 
48 
62 

714 


61 
260 
638 
71 
18 
13 
20 


7 

44 

8 

257 

3S 

346 

3 

299 

10 

33 

17 

750 

5 


28 

678 

260 

4 


688 
"25' 


60 

7 

110 

991 


7 

88 

1,170 

6.786 

55 

16 

1 

6 

100 

20 

63 

18 

20 

18 


12 

i28i228* 

28 

1 

45 


7 

2 

16 

10 

56 

70 

1 

31 

11 

7 

8 

492 

19 

28 

43 

28 

100 

10 


151 
17 
1 
46 
14 
6^ 
61 
10 
64 

1 
22 
13 
11 

2 


6 

3 

27 

76 

260 

45 

23 

6 

41 

162 

'iii* 

2 

7 

27 

34 

7 

9 

76 

le 

1 

19 

11 

118 


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ORCHARDS — Centiniied. 


527 


Constics. 


Orchards. 


Apples. 


P. 

8 


9 

•d 
2 
a. 


Peaches. 


g 


I 


PQ 


Pears. 


s 


1  f 


Pike   

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam  A... 
Richland    ... 

Hoss  

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto    

Seneca 

Shelby 

Stark    

Summit 

Tnunbull  ... 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton 

Warren  

Washington 

Wayne    

Wifliams    ... 

Wood    

AVyandot   ... 


2,722 
4.034 
2,380 
2.991 
4.798 
8.144 
8.816 
2.419 
4,006 
1,889 
6,552 
8,273 
4,588 
5,989 
2,876 
2,878 
2.532 
2,886 
9.595 
5,080 
4,840 
5,078 
2,527 


Totals    815,486 


80,816 

152,667 

81,386 

125,019 

218,464 

130,714 

107.85© 

58,629 

96,161 

08,137 

284,050 

223,916 

196,306 

232,060 

99,408 

108.431 

67,887 

57,223 

808,888 

288.785 

124,098 

194,618 

72,129 


198 

850 

46 

6 

284 

1,407 

588 

187 

84 

18 

89 

20 

185 

276 

9 

2 

280 

181 

595 

6 

1 

116 

10 


17 
37 

280 

4 

1,012 

401 
12 
93 
14 
75 
91 
8 
10 
15 
61 


297 


15 
955 


14 
84 
86 
82 
57 
6 
15 
18 
2 

16 
44 
23 
58 
8 
4 
7 


84 
IS 
8 
5 
76 
1 


11,077,218 


80,809 


146,680 


8,178 


126 
844 

8oe 

464 

640 
65 

219 

11 

214 

879 

2,800 

500 

304 

99 

128 

592 


1,413 

H^ 
414 

1,249 

1.797 

186 


78.280 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
ORCHARDS  —  Continued. 


Orchards. 


Brown     

Butler 

Carroll    

Champaign  . 

Clark    

Clermont    ... 

Clinton    

Columbiana 
Coshocton     . 
Crawford    — 
Cuyahoga    . . , 

Darke    

Defiance  .... 

Delaware   

Eric    

Fairfield   

Fayette  

Franklin  ..... 

Fulton 

Gallia  

Geauga 

Greene 

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton  .... 
Hancock  ..... 

Hardin    

Harrison    .... 

Henry    

Highland   .... 

Hocking 

Holmes  

Huron   , 

Jackson 

TeflFerson    . . . . 

Knox  

Lake    

Lawrence  .... 

Licking 

Logan   

Lorain  

Lucas 

Madison   

Mahoning    . . . 

Marion    

Medina  

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding 

Perry  

Pickaway  .... 


18 
4 
1 

27 
64 
2 

70 
88 
17 
17 
89 
13 


84 

1 

11 
10 

4 

9 
11 

1 
14 


19 


8 
12 


26 


8 
12 
1% 
4 

24 
18 

6 
16 

2 

80 

*  11 

62 

60 

6 

8 

6 
80 

30 

17 

6 

26 

1 
40 

6 
18 


249 
461 

1,838 
836 
646 

1,484 
128 
185 
696 
816 
188 
188 
77 
625 


HI 

68 
816 

62 

1,804 

684 

66 
296 
223 

40 
988 

80 
189 


863 
194 
148 

34 
1,663 
224 
193 
126 
340 

60 

84 

1,016 

373 

1,543 

99 

62 
409 

82 
650 

31 


Plums. 


4 

8 
10 
6 
8 
6 
63 


4 
6 
2 
84 
11 
6 
40 


13 
42 


14 


87 


16 
20 


2 

26 


28 


2 

1% 
8 
8 
4 
61 
1 
2 


76 
18 

2 
17 

7 
60 

8 
19 

2 
12 
46 

7 
15 

2 

8 
86 

3 
10 

6 
878 


271 

99 

86 

80 

82 

116 

86 

16 

46 

168 

929 

480 

170 

120 


76 

1,438 

146 

148 

243 

278 

21 

61 

147 

438 

116 

6 

221 

19 

147 

1.088 

461 

19 

227 

6 

21 

16 

47 

10 


810 
140 
222 
101 
474 
164 

63 
220 
112 
804 

13 
807 

67 
224 
180 

64 
8 


6,466 
63 


Other  small 
fruits. 


1 

"S. 

s 


6 
12 
80 
68 
27 
7 
874 
1 

94 
66 
44 
122 
709 
17 
194 
7 

rj 

615 
108 
112 


426 
26 
84 
127 
114 
7 
40 


66 
20 
80 
22 
8 
8 
13 
28 
11 
23 
6 

241 

124 
80 
28 
92 

820 

4 

•77 

66 

86 

247 
28 
50 
84 

883 
64 
80 

126 

47 

88 

4 

11 
29 


I 


.     400 
458 

2,668 

3,428 

756 

780 

13,626 

6 

3,896 

2,933 

2.400 

6,503 

22,005 

672 

14,833 

194 

810 

24,466 

4.001 

6.766 

20 

12,497 

14,748 

2.769 

2.298 

4.248 

3.286 

815 

1,530 

1,374 


1,824 
1,872 

904 
1,190 

285 
96 

695 
1.487 
1,061 
1,822 

890 
'  6,142 
1.978 
5.692 
1.344 
1.020 
10.794 

122 
6.181 
2.588 
3.530 
9,707 

933 
2.929 
2,351 
8.002 
4.196 
1.228 
6.003 
2.020 

621 

129 

425 
1,788 


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Orchards. 

Other  small 

Cherries. 

Plums. 

fruits. 

i 

t 

i 

Connties. 

i 

^ 

t 

^ 

•^ 

1 

•g 

1 

•s 

1 

a 

'^ 

3 

1 

3 

0 

i 

a 

1 

Q, 

5 

Qi 

§ 

09 

(B 

8 

« 

09 

V 

S 

5 

£ 

z 

s 

9 

u 

s 

< 

n 

< 

n 

< 

pq 

Pike   

14 
17 

70 
260 

6 
9 

10 
127 

7 
40 

5 

Portage  

1,878 

Preble   

44 

857 

23 

244 

70 

3,640 

Putnam 

1 
21 

260 
715 

6 
29 

283 
107 

8 
94 

531 

Richland    

4,578 

Ross  

20 

•      94 

19 

56 

149 

4,676 

Sandusky 

40 

1,162 

32 

125 

106 

4.793 
4,390 

Scioto    

7 

86 

7 

25 

96 

Seneca 

253 

86 

291 

248 

20 
63 

1,841 
2,329 

Shelby  

2 

13 

Stark    

35 

555 

14 

114 

89 

6,157 

Summit  

10 

690 

7 

242 

10 

1.550 

Trumbull 

70 

195 

29 

16 

69 

4,430 

Tuscarawas    

7 

447 

12 

43 

28 

2,120 

Union    

3 

75 

8 

101 

18 

186 

Van  Wert  

24 

1 

87S 
19 

12 

280 
2 

16 
2 

405 

Vinton    

78 

Warren  

4 

267 

4 

57 

28 

1,532 

Wdshinfirton    « 

6 

72 

6 

28 

229 

10,171 
1,177 

Wayne    

6 

1,302 

9 

107 

24 

Williams    

5 
89 

1 

808 

1,441 

119 

2 

136 

9 

155 

754 

19 

7 
111 
18 

445 

Wood  

8,452 
960 

Wyandot    

Totals    

1,893 

85,027 

1,685 

20,892 

7,206 

805,56S 

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GRAPES  AND  WINE. 


OMmUes. 


Grapes  and  wine. 


! 


AS 
So- 


I? 


SB 


•2c 


Adams  

Allen 

Ashland 

Ashtabula    

Athens 

Auglaize 

Belmont 

Brown    

Butler ♦ . 

Carroll  , 

Champaign , 

Clark    

Clermont    « 

Clinton 

Columbiana    

Coshocton   

Crawford    

Cuyahoga  

Darke  

Defiance   

Delaware    

Erie    

Fairfield 

Fayette    

Franklin  

Fulton   

Gallia  

Geauga    

Greene  

Guernsey , 

Hamilton   

Hancock  

Hardin 

Harrison  

Hen  ry 

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes   

Huron    

Jackson  

Jefferson  

Knox    

Lake  

Lawrence  * » 

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain   

Lucas  

Madison    

Mahoning    

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs  

Mercer 

Miami    , 

Monroe  

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow  

Muskingum 

Noble  

Ottawa 

Paulding    

Perry    

Pickaway  • •••.•t.ttt 


12 
200 

48 


1 

16 

1,151 

24 


77 

84 
1 

10 
1 
6 

38 
115 


% 


77 
6 
4 

197 


10 

25 

3,131 

5 

40 


1 

1% 
13 


1,352 
69 

1 

4 

6 

1% 
191 

7 

1% 
80 
17 


19 
100 


2 

24 
1 


2,697 
2 
4 

10 

1,086 

201 

1 


2 
3 

'iso' 


4 

11 
3 

89 
8 
6 

63 


% 


4 

8 

2,302 

15 

7 


74,585 

19,415 

231,400 


6,815 

101,500 

50 

16,400 

14,610 

8,100 

38,227 

88,270 

600 

800 

11,699 

61,707 

8,420.260 

17,020 

96,925 

2,500 

2,382,325 

26,740 

600 

14,800 

11,000 

f,000 

1.201,270 

3,700 

2,750 

90,080 

76,704 

81,700 

1.700 

18,720 

1,250 

1,500 

110 

6,700 

250 

3,840 


0,489,974 

3,926 

14,700 

22,640 

8,657,837 

552,510 

7,250 

800 

89,480 

24,500 

100 

12,820 

15,860 

2,840 

99,611 


1,600 

5,130 

650 

6,462,197 

18,100 

«,660 

1,000 


250 

8,001 

K4 

300* 

864 

1,390 

180 

125 

168 

350 

1.116 

2,06S 

87 

854*' 

8.474 

81,711 

387 

8,296 

4,847 

2,902 

"i;i29*' 

280 

"h'Mi" 

2,644 
496 
200 
1,229 
85 
80 
441 
644 

""ioo" 

11 
10.100 


70 
28.624 
7,278 
21 
55 
256 


1,84« 

190 

2,98$ 

4,655 


55 

242,208 

117 

8 

1£S 


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GKAPES  AND  WINE  —  Concluded 


631 


Grapes  and  wine. 

< 

0 

1 

C 

Coanties. 

1 

< 

11 

r 

■1 

CO 

t 

tax 

0 

Si 

r 

Pike    

2 
8 

20 
17 

6 
20 

7 
22 
11   . 

860 
8,260 
20,210 
61,998 
24,675 
20,120 
17,400 

400 
41,083 
22,085 
22,098 

900 

21,300 

60,280 

19,050 

9,250 

50 

Portase 

520 

Preble    

50 

Putnam  

12 
2 

7 
1 
1 

8,167 

Rich  land  

305 

Ross 

192 

Sandusky 

1,83d 

Scioto 

34 

Seneca  

21 

6 
85 

13 
25 
23 
3 

2,203 

Shelby   

6 

4 

890 

Stark  

989 

Summit  

24 

Trumbull 

90 

Tuscarawas  

8 

4 
1 

4,412 

Union 

2,353 

828 

Van  Wert 

Vinton 

Warren   

6 
1 

% 

4 

1 

9 

10 

81 

2 

3,766 

300 

67,920 

62,602 

248,921 

17,900 

65 

Washington    

120 

Wayne  

2,411 

1.392 

3,394 

360 

Williams  

Wood  

io 

Wyandot 

Totals    

1,006 

13,629 

81.127,743 

489,060 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE- 
LANDS  OWNED^  IN 


Counties. 


I^ands  Owned  in  : 


m 
o  . 


55 


1 


2: 


B« 
s  > 
S5 


P. 

^  a 

o  o 

H 


Adams    , 

Allen   

Ashland   

Ashtabula   

Athens    

Auglaize  

Belmont - 

'  Brown  /. 

Butler   

Carroll  

Champaign  

Clark   

Clermont   

Clinton  

Columbiana   

Coshocton 

Crawford   

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware 

Erie    

Fairfield    

Fayette   

Franklin    

Fulton    

(Jallia    

(ieauga  

(Ireenc 

(iucrnscy   

Hamilton 

Hancock 

Hardin   

Harrison    

Henry   

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes     

Huron    

iackson  
eflferson  /. 
Inox  , 

Lake  

Lawrence 

Licking 

Logan 

Lorain  

Lucas 

Madison   ..'. 

Mahoning 

Marion   

Medina  

Meigs  

Mercer    

Miami   

Monroe  

Montgomery   

Morgan  

Nforrow 

Muskingum    

Noble  

Ottawa    

■Paulding   

Perry  

Pickaway  

Pike   

Por^nge  

Preble  


91,817 
140,456 
14«,499 
132,017 

50,056 
136,024 

87,598 
111,267 
135,366 

77,8.>8 
141,767 
129,216 
112,522 
134,475 
135,839 

94,051 
181,711 

99,049 
255,070 
133.913 
199.9ry2 

86,540 

35,082 
100,551 
144,508 
129,555 

70,067 

71,717 
152,438 

67,512 

56,031 
18.5,567 
149,843 

58,255 
148.005 
113,586 

43,242 
108,998 
164,941 

47,138 

80,919 
110,142 

45,355 

41,203 
156,366 
144,611 
127,645 

76,152 
110,497 

95,753 
110.951 
131,611 

63,082 
152,471 
152,193 

74,436 
170,#10 

59,067 
115,181 

98,019 

56,426 

27,866 
121,187 
60,884 
147,573 
65,018 

24.310 
170.157 


97,875 
23,792 
29,581 

126,336 

111,823 
23,188 

140,750 

109,412 
24,327 
98,056 
41,032 
34,SJO 
66,ii29 
53,890 
74,098 

141 ,827 
38,932 
55,002 
25,748 
16,571 
69,238 
17,544 
94.134 
83,074 
61,603 
17,316 

117.124 
95,290 
39.416 

149.823 
21,013 
39,25Q 
S2,«91 

112,619 
7,631 

123, aT2 
96,586 
61,092 
64,910 

100.050 
89,530 

117,525 
28,739 
56.555 

168,639 
48.989 
77,339 
8,710 
61,885 
52,940 
50,452 
65,481 
91,148 
22,066 
8,730 

112,989 
17,610 

126,911 
66,467 

202,991 

154,224 
15,945 
7,705 

101,457 
78.724 
42,7S5 
S4,r.ns 
28,145 


72.818 
-33,042 
34,080 
45,564 
81,635 
37,391 
*33,466 
27,007 
19,378 
25,938 
23,221 
17,827 
21,325 
24,738 
35,508 
45,514 
81,737 
15,049 
48,824 
44,255 
26.324 

9,210 
29,404 
13.991 
16,302 
27,639 
31,563 
37,451 
25,068 
38,407 

5,537 
45,120 
26,765 
26,285 
31.660 
40,389 
40,086 
36,101 
29,612 
20,244 
36,184 
38,686 
14,008 
37,490 
40,300 
38,075 
25,639 
14,549 
10,941 
20,719 
17,820 
28,052 
30,809 
46.809 
15,793 
44,529 
22,633 
31,370 
32.841 
46,617 
26.418 
11,411 
31,133 
22,997 
20,896 
65.312 
37.301 
31,835 


27,947 
1,400 
3,758 
4,186 
7,988 
1,457 

14,255 

11,308 

10,4(i8 
5,656 
2,416 
3,297 

21,233. 
3,427 
6,696 
4,907 
2,615 
5,749 
7,521 
L006 
3,090 
4,894 
9,074 
2,473 
7,902 
1,280 

14,197 
1,496 
5.594 
4.795 
6,213 
2,217 
1,783 
2,645 
2,988 
6,104 
9,641 
7,177 
3,799 
9,184 
4,308 
2,227 
8,290 

22,841 
4,726 
2,103 
2.619 
3,171 
1,495 
1,634 


6,189 
4^613 
3.142' 

19,583 
8.648 
7.851 
2,126 
8,925 
2,971 
4,454 
5,433 
8,196 
8,413 

18,316 
6,151 
8,506 


289,757 

196,690 

213,922 

308.108 

201.502 

198,360 

276. C69 

258.994 

189.539 

207. SOS 

211,436 

185,220 

222.009 

216  530 

252.741 

286,299 

204,995 

175,600 

337,163 

195,745 

298,614 

118.188 

167,eM 

200,089 

230,315. 

175,794 

232,951 

20&,fi&4 

222,516 

260,537 

88,794 
272,160 
211,082 
199,784 
190, 00& 
283,061 
189,555 
213.368 
263.262 
176,616 
209.941 
268.580 

91,392 
157. 58» 
8«5,0S1' 
228.778 
383.242 
102,582 
184.818 
171,046 
179,761 
226,13r 
190,67» 
225.959 
179.858 
251,5Sr 
219,201 
225,199 
216.615 
856,552 
240,030 

59,176 
165.458 
193,684 
255.006 
181.431 
152.466 
244,643. 


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533 


LANDS  OWNED  IN  1899  —  Concluded. 


' ==: 

Lands  Owned  in  1899. 

Counties. 

3 

is 

0 

55 

Number  of  acres  lying 
waste. 

•5 

s 

B 

^  a 

Putnam 

165,608 
168,466 
119,744 
140,970 

81.510 
203.517 
143,575 
193,719 
119,629 
130,638 
122, a59 
129,986 
144,025 

36,873 
137,924 
106,519 
212,267 
138.089 
193,448 
142,125 

19,781 
37,985 
88,501 
20,438 
66,190 
51,219 
21,212 
44,150 
52,959 
141,^02 
114,241 
62.681 
15,373 
80,157 
37,287 
137,501 
33,953 
54,013 
24,924 
42.613 

39,005 
44,691 

.46,506 
23,658 

199,638 
37,896 
29,092 
27.935 
18,987 
43,541 
39.574 
25,394 
45,213 
45,857 
24,472 
54,578 
39,567 
27.672 
80,839  - 
23,063 

8,682 
4,027 

13,439 
5,014 

31,704 
1,795 
7,177 
6.155 
7,059 
3,660 

10,903 
1,094 
1,958 
6,082 
5,945 

10,542 
6,841 
1,484 
2,831 
1,980 

228,071 

Richland    

255,169 

Ross  

268,190 

Sandusky  

190,080 

Scioto        ' 

379,042 

Seneca  

274,427 

Shelby 

201,956 

Stark   

271,959 

Summit  

196,634 

Trumbull  ^ 

319,021 

Tuscarawas    ....« 

287,577 

Union   

219,055 

Van   Wert   

206,569 

Vinton 

168,969 

Warren  

206,628 

Washington 

315,140 

Wayne    

292,128 

Williams    

221,258 

Wood  

252,042 

Wyandot   

209,731 

Totals 

10,239,866 

5,849,010 

2,817,699 

665,451 

19,47r,926 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
COMMERCIAI,  FERTILISERS. 


Commercial  fertilizers. 

Counties. 

1 

•0 
1 

t  o 

.il 

Is 
II- 

5 

sbr 

II 

Adams    ; , 

3,674,714 
.  443,040 
2,697,880 
4,290,060 
1,790,700 

394,450 
1,913,426 
4,079,375 
1,064.300 
1.678.730 
2,691,482 
1,341,070 
1,205,660 
1,514,200 
8,962,220 
1,891,700 
1,511,020 
4,470,800 
1,997,157 
67.200 
1,189,350 
1,460,350 
4,186,150 
1,829,450 

723,600 

126.380 
2,318,660 
2,626.425 

859.250 
2.039.840 

186,654 

4,134 

26,686 

520,680 

16.716 

3,721 

19,016 

.    19,651 

11,074 

16,367 

23,398 

15,519 

11,842 

16,956 

39,307 

16,720 

14.420 

41,070 

18,075 

675 

12,215 

12,826 

38,643 

18,346 

8,709 

1,197 

20,205 

28,609 

6,728 

19,428 

779 

11,969 

3.999 

9.372 

1,088 

32,015 

21,174 

17,984 

59,964 

21,694 

75,620 

20,152 

14.356 

6.014 

34,226 

11,434 

25,240 

1,646 

1,669 

53.066 

.     8,136 

64.476 

26.541 

2.139 

18.092 

22.124 

84,288 

23,689 

21,916 

84,860 

12,059 

$0  48 

26 

86,160 

28,616 

2,166,860 

Allen    

79,900 

Ashland 

1,069,090 

Ashtabula   

2,814,467 

Athens , 

468,400 

Auglaize 

61,400 

Belmont  , 

681,400 

Brown   

996,120 

ButJer    

90,600 

Carroll 

497,848 

429,000 

ci^^. ?:..::::::::;;::::;;:;:;:;::::;;::::;:;::;::;: 

263,609 

Clermont 

474,211 

Clinton  ; 

308,200* 

Columbiana 

2,010,460* 

Coshocton 

041,020 

Crawford    

431,800* 

2,189,300 

178,138: 

26,900 
636,660 
209,217 
630,24r 
678,475 
129,800 

87,020  • 

i.9jnr,490 

2,081,400 
288,500' 

6^?ke^ ..::::!:"::!:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::: 

Defiance 

Delaware   • 

Erie    

Fairfield   

Fayette   

Franklin 

Fulton 

Gallia  

Geauga 

Greene ". 

Guernsey 

860,200 

Hamilton 

Hancock ...... 

738,800 

279,300 

897.780 

72,240 

3,800,780 

2,357,840 

1,702,830 

4,068,079 

2,380,320 

1,151,660 

8,224,630 

1,743.790 

654,190 

8,853,490 

1,215,956 

2,192,606 

250,510 

173,945 

2,574,466 

331,100 

669,380 

2,762,590 

178,150 

2,298,280 

4,850,561 

3,826,697 

2,868,800 

2,746,410 

8,618,910 

1,269,815 

6,700 

1,700 

8.836,460 

2^4,200 

106,600 
182,200 
166,100 

17.600 
786,640' 
868,800 
870,400 
1,225,730 
1,024,000 
486,620 
794,649 
770,600 
511,640 
967,500 

46,700 
717,960 

48,000 

47,800 

1,640,808 

6,400 

Hardin    

Harrison 

Henry 

Highland •. 

Hocking  

Holmes 

Huron 

Jackson 

Jefferson 

Knox 

Lake 

Lawrence • 

Licking 

Logan 

Lorain 

Lucas • 

Madison 

Mahoning 

Marion 

Medina   

8,244,225' 

1,299,069 

26,800 

686,100 
l,086,aOO 
1,299,080 

767.600 
1,041,660 
1,818,680 

406,«« 
200 

Meigs 

Mercer    , 

Miami 

Monroe 

Montgomery , 

Morgan 

Morrow 

Muskingum 

Noble  .7 

Ottawa 

Pauldinar    < 

1,868,000 
769,860 

Perry  • 

Pickaway •.., •t*..t«»tt*f 

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COMMERaAI,  FERTILIZERS— Concluded. 


535 


Oonntlct. 


Commercial  fertilizers. 


I 
1 

9 

.3 

a 
s 


F 

to  o 

I 


o 


Pike   

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam 

Richland    . . . 

Ross      

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto    

Seneca  

Shelby 

Stark    

Summit 

Trumbull  ... 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton  

Warren   

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams  .... 

Wo6d    

Wyandot   . . . 


Totals 


2,778,860 
8,636,760 
6,992,850 
2,800 
8,540,496 
8,608,580 

668,700 
8,033,800 
3,606,934 
1,476,800 
8,258,026 
8,445,990 
8,251.152 
1,706,576 

679,675 


1,997,690 
973,600 

6,170,510 

6,616,148 
235,000 

*  725,940 
710,600 


23,466 
60,829 
54,392 
30 
28,729 
26,088 

7,039 
80,472 
31,892 
15,137 
86,059 
81,780 
87,621 
17,011 

6,755 


16,472 
9,647 
43,806 
60,288 
2,280 
4,086 
6.726 


869,900 

2,485,845 

1,996,600 

400 

.  60B.900 

594.130 

222,000 
1,834,500 

752,700 


1,958,048 

1,288,250 

2,166,810 

419,900 

125,000 


782,100 

307,800 

1,823,880 

8,360,406 

26,200 

45,400 

76,800 


178,926,948 


$2,299,186 


68,801,960 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   Ol'  STATE. 


TABLES  OF  COMPARATIVE  STATISTICS  AS   COMPILED   BY 
THE  SECRETARY  OF  AGRICULTURE. 


COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  WHEAT  IN  OHIO 
FOR  EIQHT  YEARS. 


Counties. 


Number  of  Bushels. 


Adams  

218,156 

Allen    

560,722 

Ashland  

602,971 

Ashtabula  .... 

241,819 

Athens    

151,795 

Auglaize    

775,151 

Belmont   

274.604 

Brown   

259,818 

Butler    

108,176 

Carroll   

207,543 

Champaign   .. 

7a3,253 

Clark    

806.942 

Clermont 

192,959 

Clinton    

687,147 

Columbiana  .. 

320.530 

Coshocton 

338,998 

Crawford    . . . .  • 

650.523 

Cuyahoga  .... 

202,621 

Darke   .,. 

1^31,096 

Defiance   

207,468 

Delaware 

479^10 

Erie    

388^58 

Fairfield 

677,034 

Fayette 

958,175 

Franklin  

716  9-12 

Fulton  

82,381 

Gallia   

216,132 

Geauga  

173.755 

Greene   

850317 

Guernsey   .... 

205  903 

Hamilton    . . . 

294.745 

Hancock  

946.112 

Hardin  

620,912 

Harrison  

159.877 

Henry    

Highland   .... 

207,346 

413,624 

Hocking 

158,223 

Holmes   

457.884 

Huron   

781,246 

,  ackson   

^  eflerson  

134.424 

177.028 

<.nox 

626.682 

Lake  

100,367 

Lawrence   .... 

101,183 

Licking   

615,650 

Logan    

739.302 

Lorain 

402,773 

Lucas  

46,565 

Madison    

891,827 

Mahoning  .... 

231,788 

Marion  

6a'»,021 

Medina 

311,808 

Meigs  

237,698 

Mercer    

766,255 

Miami    

876,799 

Monroe   

239,907 

Montgomery    . 

859,868 

Morgan   

234,544 

Morrow    

434,262 

Muskingum    . 

367,125 

Noble 

164328 

Ottawa    

184,651 

804,058 

400.588 

621,222 

291.870 

181,279 

509,909 

356,622 

853,060 

1,065;J47 

274,745 

648.804 

6'25,155 

269,413 

572,322 

423,274 

437.704 

453.157 

219,437 

1,065,613 

377.332 

02 

51 

86 

72 

42 

47 

80 

98 

32 

54 

73 

25 

11 

75 

04 

59 

15 

11 

25 

63 

.35 

23 

77 

07 

25 

29 

05 

167 

71 

16 

54 

60 

98 

49 

54 

37 

77 

17 

95 

67 

01 

44 


241,235 
328,024 
597,622 
200,208 
202,247 
399.480 
406,539 
251,883 
910,826 
250,006 
514,096 
539,301 
162,288 
498,287 
431,575 
650,925 
482,632 
162,382 
774,220 
252,054 
208,277 
414,918 
679,559 
640,045 
563,884 
365,366 
242,274 
156,257 
616,485 
277,848 
260,505 
626,425 
289,929 
234,257 
618,881 
535,638 
189,906 
449,842 
54'  "46 


4C  S7 

26  B5 

42  33 

40  m 


28  124 

36  45 

66  98 

27  128 


22  80 
24  85 
42  71 

23  64 
82  00 


97,769 
31^955 
274,753 

69,913 
191,676 
365,547 
331,471 

94,296 
258,458 
138,622 
275,079 
319,384 

49,276 
105,842 
220,831 
131,234 
195,698 

79,742 
572,758 
284,279 

62,604 
182,373 
222,234 
105,151 

70,477 
822,780 
206,417 

59,990 

87,382 
192,166 

48,290 
401,044 
219,319 
159,006 
464,426 
141,729 
200,905 
147,498 
800,963 
109,462 
243,564 
166,459 

66,076 

61,028 
188,523 
218,496 
173,616 
196,192 

48,078 
119,012 
136,613 
119,134 
229,464 
860,080 
665,799 
219,841 
873,714 
256,094 
156,373 
289,246 
176,716 
189,782 


199,006 
451,776 
343,602 
132,485 
130,891 
666,304 
261,776 
290,175 
543,789 
122,356 
437,118 
442,127 
216,002 
387,423 
166,151 
243,994 
344,773 
141,978 
796,963 
452,197 
159,482 
237, OCS 
406,864 
351,526 
863,176 
436,418 
192,051 
63,521 
620,807 
162,336 
168,683 
695,428 
342,380 
143,405 
533,084 
352,977 
108,986 
255,621 
423,678 
116,945 
151,436 
301,897 
66,733 
82,661 
276,716 
253,941 
265,535 
198,909 
256,573 
117,701 
261,082 
289,969 
206,729 
656,136 
496,159 
201,800 
450,881 
209,280 
171,021 
241.468 
193,106 
804,214 


840,920 

278,430 

640,700 

440,896 

640,105 

688,760 

224,074 

252,818 

178,271 

159,048 

767,327 

648,451 

883,747 

406,877 

333,181 

338,964 

956,238 

921,809 

239,844 

276,070 

974, 4C3 

838,609 

749,065 

715,374 

296,808 

271,791 

704,341 

.013,159 

898,901 

454,183 

490,591 

618,748 

512,106 

619,764 

226,081 

242,137 

1,402,139 

1,055,095 

426,500 

458,224 

353,012 

344,522 

379,308 

408,021 

741,640 

739,856 

014,692 

628,196 

643,579 

727,669 

413,658 

509,335 

261,210 

230,007 

150,508 

133,120 

959,893 

862,080 

246,724 

240,726 

259,224 

280,770 

914,310 

711,883 

506,5r.9 

424,088 

236,853 

239,924 

652,101 

672,735 

694,279 

507,681 

148,365 

169,295 

325,125 

676,048 

661,280 

648,017 

165,213 

124,300 

259,5C5 

256,508 

553,067 

644,839 

101,012 

112,111 

129,050 

102,611 

715,916 

741,844 

610,978 

454,690 

404,275 

436,816 

248,477 

297,643 

678,834 

622,718 

303,894 

402,860 

623,426 

483,642 

449,172 

661,647 

274,612 

250,888 

764,392 

615,740 

1,082,571 

961,112 

268,166 

272,899 

893,764 

820,614 

231,053 

177,118 

272,218 

810,824 

421,218 

474,127 

228,756 

100,761 

821,068 

U0,906 

270,802 
474,100 
517.065 
154,966 
160.508 
654,145 
277,229 
877,716 
840,645 
227,240 
777,953 
641,603 
279.173 
622,800 
349.139 
423,643 
374,047 
168,863 
1,^126,323 
364,418 
303,055 
346.651 
782,679 
643,949 
772,327 
413.908 
284,108 
117,508 
883,847 
220,584 
800.6SS 
624. 64« 
431,308 
211,911 
407,508 
560,23& 
156,081 
445,362 
418,343 
120,344 
807, 27« 
621.833 
92.877 
91,688 
615,453 
514,234 
272,660 
214.196 
627,967 
217,858 
873,458 
873,707 
254,014 
673,443 
867,68& 
257,400 
761,201 
182.784 
242,829 
373,787 
108,824 
149,081 


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<:OMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  WHEAT  IN  OHIO  FOR 
EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

•  Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1885. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Paulding    

Perry    

Pickaway   .... 
Pike    

74,689 
252,250 
994,225 
203.170 
870,435 
952.659 
879,735 
690,417 
634,346 

1,188.68.5 
246,556 

1,089,356 
713.427 
775.863 
5:i-»,302 
27-ki51 
374.922 
626.909 
5;M.494 
101.428 
456.a=)3 
411.392 
789.228 
304.170 
507,902 
607,221 

66 
85 
81 
29 
06 
93 
13 
71 
29 
25 
28 
59 
42 
...,.,.95 
614.415 

2)6.:i8:? 

515.940 
292.458 
559,*2.-i(> 
134,096 
629.844 
394.0.^ 
867.8136 
852.437 
790,772 
423,694 

120,950 
306,4S5 
961,527 
228,109 
370,609 
601,159 
561,813 
617,176 
771,331 
740,777 
263,944 
874,190 
,351,181 
900,724 
p25,724 
245,415 
500,700 
298,402 
865,058 
107,035 
411,365 
417,713 
915,872 
286,815 
724,633 
418,757 

205,530 
233,332 
167,063 
138,219 
130,141 
459,883 
444.928 
316,239 
.     328,800 
472,128 
152,346 
470,361 
321,904 
209,291 
241,912 

65,453 
201,480 

41,809 
455,580 

83,650 

^4,267 
425,406 
.3C6,584 
221,835 
506,318 
221,762 

395,159 
193,292 
628,283 
202,996 
179,519 
508,561 
730,761 
423,980 
464,813 
677,338 
153,666 
766,315 
432,382 
447,385 
247,642 
122,770 
209,399 
160,091 
618,318 
78,035 
346,980 
399,742 
433,730 
867,543 
638,653 
829,670 

280,151 
262,864 
995,617 
275,604 
872,139 
922,364 
862,626 
627,919 
883,977 
873,048 
247,476 

1,01)5,511 
736, mi 
903,250 
530,332 
255,749 
503,875 
393,901 
703,355 
106,679 
585,264 
482,794 

1,117,768 
445,074 
805,540 
633,212 

287,381 
248,619 
661,038 
202,270 
422,489 
723,090 
614,237 
,727,374 
640,796 
792,030 
215,339 

1,055,372 
541,761 

1,021,223 
5'J9,0C4 
235, C43 
527,035 
396,265 
516,642 
112,742 
676,631 
434,150 

1,183,590 
486,788 
818,236 
436,494 

197,852 
267,672 
•     934,056 
206,335 
818,225 
621,057 
616,528 
531,424 
752,274 

Portage   

Preble  

Putnam    

Richland   

Ross    

Sandusky   .... 

Scioto  

Seneca   

Shelby    

Stark    

Summit    

Trumbull 

Tuscarawas   . . 
Union 

539,950 
202,243 
707,815 
605, 1C6 
780,472 
437,499 
171.013 
456,942 
348,025 

Van   Wert   ... 

Vinton    

Warren    

Washington  .. 

Wavne   

Williams    .... 

Wood    

Wyandot    .... 

413,270 
100,673 
697,410 
425,255 
772,890 
429,240 
556,859 
424,276 

Total  prod 
Tota  area 

41,469,703 
2,957,616 

41,041,671 
2,637,788 

36,718,686 
2,^73,712 

19,511,788 
2,574,364 

28,759,647 
2,483,855 

45,687,634 
2,429,082 

43,121,699 
2,526,370 

38,381,698 
2,879,094 

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COMPARAXIVB  TABI.E  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  BARLEY  IN  OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

Counties. 

1899. 

^898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Adams  

130 
3,854 
3,640 
1,687 

86 
1.216 
4,274 
1,638 
6 
81,716 
1,962 

519 

582 

8,647 

1,807 

164 
1,241 
8,822 
1,840 

4oa 

Allen   

1.482 

1,222 

610 

2,757 

2,798 

962 

1,662 
8,222 
1,489 

208 

Ashland ..••• 

8,U« 
2,687 

Ashtabula 

Athens  ..*. 

Auglaize  

1,431 
230 
26 
300 
116 

3,183 

2,285 
200 

1,200 
455 
160 

1.229 
40 

5.579 
40,637 

3,304 
1,381 

6,590 
1,429 

21,824 

1,647 

40 

66,696 

76 

480 

1,247 

86,478 
1,484 

23,972 
1,047 

77* 
18& 

Belmont   

Brown  

Butler 

20,695 

86 

1,345 

144 

140 

58^) 

700 

279 

6,179 

530 

14,860 

27,287 

..  . 

62,521 

56 

640 

560 

8 

1,110 

503 

16 

4,668 

194 

18,473 

21,679 

200 

18,392 

896 

466 

1,000 

6,962 

8 

198 

2,264 

829 

14,607 

4,032 

836 

1,170 

40,834 

26 

"i'.iei' 

8,828 

158,324 

120 

824 

6,636 

219 

1,012 

386 

14 

^   3,689 

"'3ii2i2* 
17,928 

119,361 

124 

1,766 

8,206 

86 

2,831 

867 

18 

6,319 

497' 

60,109 

16,718 

99,888 

60 

80 

6,617 

ICO 

4!7 

4,J2 

21 

2,543 

428 

16,046 

9,507 

75 

22,948 

146 

800 

360 

2,997 

61.7ay 

Carroll  

Champaign   

Clark   

220 

2,890 

20 

Clermont  

Clinton 

338 

845 

126 

6,827 

61 

32,088 

18,594 

26 

18,894 

2,144 

1,666 

69S 

26 

4,432 

250 

16,632 

4.638 

•  300 

Columbiana 

Coshocton   

Crawford 

Cuyahoga  ,.. 

Darke 

Delaware   .....•.*•) 

Er*e 

Fairfield 

6,108 

17 

529 

16.019 
460 
172 

19,116 

1,823 

206 

24 

9,096 

28,7^ 

1,372 

800 

1,789 

3.198 

28,621 
770 

Fayette * 

27& 

Franklin  ♦. 

32 
6,118 

G 

Fulton  

25,438 

12,432 

10 

237 

895 

270 

4,251 

5,768 

250 

1,204 

42,163 

2,950 

Gallia  

Ceauga  *•.••*•.... 

440 
772 
80 

63 

225 

1,063 

7,066 

4,983 

i74 

0,158 

41 

82,062 

4,666 

60 

260 

13,096 

1,180 

159 

7,378 

337 

80,988 

2,400 
122 
150 

7,468 
894 
308 

1,689 
10,607 

189 

4,981 

112 

100,682 

482 

72 

88 

8,700 

228 

180 

916 

5,862 

1,911 

175^ 

8,501 

Guernsey   

Hamilton   ........ 

Hancock  •. 

11.878 
1,W3 

43a 

Hardin    

1,040> 

460 
20,785 
464 
97 
736 
4,983 

290- 

Henry 

1,104 

Highland   

Hockinff  

10 

638 

9,973 

5 

1,142 

530 

814 

165 

Holmes  J 

224 
8,6-26 

■"V.oio 

1,406 
930 

829 

6,652 

4 

141 
1,462 
2,728 

634 

Huron  •  •  • 

4,972 

Jackson        

Tcfferson 

1,623 
84 
417 

1,817 
211 
690- 
48 

1,184 

449 

2,950 

882 
161 
049 

2,101 

48 

Lake  

2,442 

Lawrence  

116 
675 

1,126 

13,777 

256 

135 

184 

8,452 

245 
855 

2,.303 

10,965 

250 

540 

859 

2372 

684 
2,215 

742 
8,644 

805 

49 

92 

1,008 

628 
6,468 
4,119 

"9*,466* 
2 

109 

2,321 

1,216 

6,968 

389 

93 

578 

200 

862 

-  41,492 

13,661 

*"86',299* 

61 

464 

1,467 

425 

47,118 

'       2,546 

87 

1,300 

8,490 

8,521 

2,810 

6,043 

1,600 

417 

1,045 

22 

1,274 

89,848 

21,576 

10 

83,480 

151 

181 

3,209 

60 

27,782 

862 

251 

627 

28,155 

6,604 

18,907 

309 
1.777 
6,101 
6.666 
1,387 

792. 

140 

LfOga'n    ........... 

1,811 

618 

8,461 

60 

230 

400 

57 

1,000 

'26,828 

12,296 

*"i4*,626* 

41 

84 

1,459 

60 

61.266 

6,611 

80 

1,530- 

2,68(V 

Lucas     ■ •  •  • 

6,034 

8,828 

Mahoning   

246- 
448 

Medina   

132 
1.296 
20,486 
12,299 

*"i9,*9e6' 

98 

262 

1,106 

*'*26;264' 
569 
164 

294 

Meigs  

748 

8,628 
1,887 

976 

85 
85 
33 
4 
21,484 
134;i77 

6,350 
8^46 

2,987' 

65 

17,408 

Miami   

11,808 

Monroe  

Montogmery    

Morgan    

20 

23,436 

28 

268 

Muskingum 

Noble  

200 

225 

100 

52,933 

32,166 

"i;266' 

660 

"2',646* 
29,547 
6,873 

900 

Ottawa   

Paulding  

Perry   

48383 

74,924 

25 

16,049 
165 
123 

Pickaway   

Pike 

125 

378 

172 
45 

989 
10,938 

145 

Portage   ', 

320 

1,785 

33,158 

5,088 

156 
8,087 
9,886 
7,412 

1,621 
12,878 

6,668 
10,882 

82S 

Preble   

8,7U 

Putnam  

Richland  

86,687 
2,169 

814 
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COMPARATIVE  TABI.E  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OP  BARLEY  IN  OHIO 
FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

Counties. 

1899. 

• 

1808. 

1897. 

1896. 

1896. 

1894. 

1893. 

1802. 

Ross  

400 

5,425 

1,106 

780 

8,001 

806 

776 

75 

1,162 

118 

41,948 

260 

12,217 

"'s'/oih' 

14,547 

42,991 

616 

15 

4,666 

600 

151 

33,949 

899 

450 

16 

51 

'"iojiio* 

8,961 

7,244 

1,249 

3,852 

60,876 

1,897 

416 

214 

66 

26 

9,143 

8,491 

9,064 
196 

2,061 
42,373 

1,657 

491 

175 

182 

3 

7,110 

211 
8,418 

20O 

Sandusky  

Scioto  

2,402 

12 

2,830 

998 

668 

30 

5;246 
320 
2,285 
4,302 
l,-*29 
1,008 

4,466 
1,026 

Seneca 

n,491 

19,917 

1,064 

106 

300 

802^ 

Shelby  

19,249 

Stark   

2,978 

110 

Trumbull   

160- 

Tuscarawas  

92 

464 

73,833 

862 

234 

3^,271 

9,830* 

28 

1,615 

43,512 

62,237 

388 

87 

Union 

90 

Van  Wert  ........ 

Vinton  

8,281 

l,94d 

Warren   

126 

'803 
68,935 
57,362 

715 

9,934 

301 

689 

10,164 

21,091 

30,866 

16,896 

1,192 

19,28? 

Washington    ..... 

Wayne  

1,116 

6,297 

12,622 

870 

934 

8,483 

18,404 

610 

898 
2,347 
14,986 

160 

WUliams  

1,406 

Wood  

18,440 

Wyandot  

345 



Total  product. 
Total  area 

629,421 
21,610 

539,812 
20,254 

519,305 
21,008 

462,859 
82,563 

676,383 
43,813 

716,670 
82,179 

480,986 
16,681 

389,140 
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EIGHT  YEARS. 


Number  of  Bushels. 


-  Adams    

Allen   

Ashland    . . . , 

Ashtabula    . . 

Athens   

Auglaize    . . . 

lielmont    ... 

Brown    

Butler   

Carroll    

•  Champaign  , 

Clark    

Clermont    . . 

Clinton   

Columbiana 

Coshocton    . 

Crawford   ... 

Cuyahoga  . . . 

Darke    

Defiance    ... 

Delaware  . . . 

Eric   

■  Fairfield  

Fayette   

Franklm  

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga   

Greene    

(iuernsey   ... 

Hamilton   ... 

Hancock    ... 

Hardin    

Harrison    .,. 

Henry   ...... 

Highland    .. 

Hocking  ^... 

flolmcs    .... 

Huron    

Tackscm    .... 

Jelfdrson   ... 

KWK    

l^Rk^:    

La"Wrencc    . . 

Licking    

l^ogan   

Lorain    .  — 

Lucas    

Madison    . . . 

Mahoning   . . 

Marion   

Medina    .... 

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami   

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum 

Noble    

jDttawa    

1'aulding    ... 

Perry    

rickaway    . . 

Pike   

Portage    .... 

Preble   

Putnam    

Richland   ... 


2;i64 
1,353 
4,985 
440 
1,731 

1,838 
472 
528 
1.630 
5,239 
C.689 
1,771 
1,249 
1,710 
473 
5,658 
4.470 
1,546 
1,0<'»7 
2.260 
1,789 

i,:wi 

2,783 

2,694 

238 

278 

1,790 

639 

7.743 

3,044 

l,85:i 

2Jn 

23,478 

1,108 

302 

1,130 

1,656 

192 

199 

874 

6,204 

70 

4.159 

2,109 

391 

5,122 

1,200 

l.VM 

676 

3,415 

»      449 

4.038 

1,142 

2,020 

401 

199 

1,866 

1,595 

310 

1,743 

4,208 

505 

191 

337 

1.147 

1.074 

4,722 

2,783 


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EIGHT  YEARS— Conduded. 


Numl>c|'  of  Bushel^v 

Connties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1807. 

189^. 

1896., 

18W. 

1893. 

1892. 

Ro%s  

843 
2*145 

139 

811 
3*925 

822 
1'508 
1'290 
1'027 
1'599 
3'982 

161 
2'373 

494 

688 
3.298 
3  524 
1,352 

3,286 

2,762 

716 

1,700 

43)5 

3.337 

3,406 

8,670 

3;218 

1,742 

6,851 

446 

2.070 

1.881 

1,822 

3,444 

,    5301 

'    2,609 

11.780 

10.074 

792 

3,928 

5,736 

12,761 

7.846 

10,870 

11,968 

4,863 

7,663 

^    820 

21,877 

6,406 

9,793 

7.219 

11.070 

4,942 

6.605 
8,806 
662 
1.061 
6,727 
8,944 
'     4,671 
3,018 
5i005 
1*470 

20.510 
1.819 
1,665 

13,763 
1,786 
9,376 

15,124 
2,645 

4.841 

12,066 

941 

4,796 

10.264 

4.144 

3,178 

6,255 

6,130 

1,261' 

23,152 

676 

4,296 

6,252 

3,688 

14,838 

24,651 

3,070 

4,779 
13,098 

i,3n 

3,430 

10.727 

4,671 

4.9o8 

4,532 

3,067 

3,768 

38,055 

149 

3,423 

8,120 

6,119 

7,926 

25,389 

6,207 

I.i70 

10,627 

86 

6.072 

3,630 

1,997 

1,923 

1,756 

1,976 

3,700 

24,522 

137 

325 

1,551 

1,400 

4,339 

36,184 

3,329 

679 
3,672 

621 
2,155 
8,662 
1,021 

499 

Sandusky    

Scioto   

Sciicca   

Shelby    

Stark   

Summit    

Trumbull    

Tuscarawas   

Union   

1,016 
1,817 
4,120 

Van  Wert  

Vinton    .  ■  • 

42.211 
90 

Warren    

2,681 

Washington    

Wayne    

2.001 

Williams   

3,435 

Wood      

24,176 

Wyandot    

2,900 

Total  product. 
Total  area 

185,710 
15,359 

339,757 
28,737 

856420 
66.684 

617,644 
99,630 

671,807 
72,429 

710.803 
48,223 

608,906 
43,244 

446,696 
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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OP  OATS  IN   OHIO  FOR 

EIGHT  YEARS. 


Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

Adams    .... 

17,929 

38 

Allen   

251.511 

99 

Ashland   ... 

659.5.>8 

34 

Ashtabula   . 

794,959 

a* 

Athens    .... 

11,862 

05 

AuRlaize  ... 
Belmont    .. 

350,996 

36 

17.338 

Oi 

Brown   

107.276 

62 

Butler   .k... 
Carroll    .... 

110,:530 

49 

441.821 

44 

Champaic^n  . 

16.>.204 

H 

Clark    ..:... 

13.>,021 

...^J6'2 

.Clermont   .. 

128.181 

119.974. 

Clinton   .... 

49.114 

53.357 

Columbiana 

693,071 

599^1 

Coshocton   .' 

251,767 

214.13,) 

Crawford    .. 

810.421 

80t),8W 

Cuyahoga   , 

642,896 

573.862 

Darke  ?.... 

470,379 

567.G2.3 

Defiance    .. 

957.135 

630.86:3 

Delaware   .. 

344.521 

"="  "58 

Erie    

473,071 

48 

Fairfield    .. 

85,406 

7(3 

Fayette  .... 

17.085 

60 

Franklin  ... 

22<i,929 

0(5 

Fulton    .... 

1,131,937 

24 

Gallia  

13.971 

51 

Geauga   .... 

528,497 

31 

Greene    .... 

76.022 

15 

Guernsey   .. 

143,307 

93 

Hamilton  .. 

46,913 

88 

Hancock    .. 

376^222 

91 

Hardin    .... 

271.438 

89 

Harrison   .. 

189,021 

62 

Highland  .*. 

94838 

38 

21.211 

5^4 

Hocking  ... 

17/)33 

03 

Holmes  .... 

671,119 

64 

Huron  

947.383 

84 

Jackson    . . . 

4.952 

8,053 

Tefferson   .. 

a56,377 

279.982 

Xnox    

331,068 

309.216 

Lake* 

253.776 

214,113 

Lawrence    . 

27,183 

34.878 

Licking  ..,. 
Logan   ...:. 

255,039 

312,913 

176,908 

231.957 

Lorain    .... 

806^37 

807,259 

Lucas  

641.083 

466.114 

Madison   ... 

191,784 

148,780 

.Mahoning  .. 

589,750 

507.861 

Marion    .... 

496,7f8 

588.409 

Medina  .... 

833.985 

804.636 

Meigs  

20.364 

46,732 

Mercer 

580,336 

629.131 

Miami    

869.1-29 

441.606 

Monroe  .... 

lli;.15 

102.7;a 

Montgomery 

247.374 

313.473 

Morgan  .... 

37230 

42,942 

Morrow    ... 

577.876 

541,713 

Muskingum 

112;«6 

95.415 

Noble 

49.463 

59,972 

Ottawa   .... 

123,448 

278.:«1 

Paulding   .. 

aS2.971 

421.62. 

Perry   

20,190 

24,5^5 

Pickaway  .. 

15,111 

18.707 

Pike   

6.503 

8.641 

Portage  .... 

759,979 

683,5^4 

Preble 

181,531 

228,781 

Putnam  .... 

241.478 

203,548 

Richland   .. 

833,789 

797^4 

Number  of  Bushels. 


43,^29 
349,308 
609,853 
618,906 

82,726 
436,821 
183,874 
107,478 
234,489 
875,584 
278,744 
190,345 
117,593 

99,373 
603,300 
192,031 
703,046 
459,889 
628,447 
468,003 
820,801 
463,806 

78,083 

46,186 
806,703 
663,658 

61,727 
423,622 
189,219 
137,928 

79,636 
362,392 
829,230 
170,958 
852,776 

86,029 

24,507 
464,964 
818,368 

20,342 
800,346 
331,494 
282,175 

60,858 
848,006 
288,160 
675,668 
405,204 
202,909 
542,087 
404,892 
777,848 

54,595 
605,476 
622,361 
122,154 
845,303 

44,898 
440,993 
117,933 

74,511 
287,828 
290,712 

34,665 

38,522 

32,709 
702,875 
318,880 
218,534 
787,202 


77,689 
401,856 
671,221 
870,931 

58,611 
509,627 
228,195 
117,588 
684,500 
403,262 
389,235 
224,295 
157,480 
183,517 
051,654 
285,635 
769,408 
660,811 
690,847 
417,897 
522,712 
418,318 
227,403 
156,590 
462,816 
632,212 

41,292 
526,fi33 
282,  JMO 
174,673 
194,096 
445,754 
492,936 
195,070 
403,213 

86.294 

68,315 
610,123 
876,067 

40,613 
807,222 
379,608 
239,411 

43,048 
673,217 
401.431 
903,089 
893,298 
214,235 
292,377 
636.250 
760,848 

69,601 
703,071 
553,879 
141,484 
463,801 

77,174 
640.871 
202,956 
101.641 
310,856 
263.481 

68.025 
155,121 

47,597 
810,075 
360,609 
218,041 
750,198 


38,976 
311,852 
644,881 
968,118 

31,493 
413,973 
144,951 
118,490 
399,513 
367,466 
303,857 
212,029 
190,139 
100,021 
639,332 
231,3-* 
1,002,133 
633,754 
607,100 
543,670 
377,566 
461,054 
104,263 

45.668 
217,992 
804,581 

23,270 
446,775 
193,468 
116.344 
147,536 
493,191 
417,137 
136,440 
417,420 

43,017 

23,916 
607,230 
989,998 

20,717 
223,884 
337,966 
294.698 

38,070 
803,111 
188,976 
813,946 
447.697 
166,287 
565,506 
528.323 
715,886 

30,043 
664,050 
468,301 

84,887 
409,472 

75.885 
484.332 
133,479 

79.966 
869.847 
830.957 

45,220 

41.041 

21,904 
628,989 
407,764 
282,320 
878,606 


38,209 

48,386 

26,061 

882,106 

273,888 

294,650 

698,441 

462.819 

481.381 

668,968 

432,824 

420.912 

42,979 

31,667 

19.717 

404,383 

805,686 

882,991 

228,454 

246,583 

192,966 

130,406 

114,576 

85,210 

293,669 

243,972 

193.286 

870,675 

844,890 

417.481 

268,400 

162,719 

146,161 

196,086 

154,270 

126,973 

183,642 

146,763 

126.192 

128,794 

88,862 

73,638 

609,838 

621,166 

538.715 

270,444 

294,642 

243,475 

762,136 

626,156 

633,115 

666,499 

861,944 

844,843 

606,690 

613,678 

477,628 

558,774 

378,601 

274,668 

283,946 

219,903 

221,317 

427,375 

391,240 

2l$8,k94 

124,496 

91,768 

80,010 

52,841 

36,946 

32,672 

207411 

155,916 

161.719 

627,960 

663,084 

397,125 

40,660 

47,161 

28,663 

439,416 

288,941 

223,607 

173,284 

130,806 

100,017 

182,916 

192,966 

180,629 

106,828 

94,028 

77,080 

472,052 

307,126 

829,261 

870,628 

262,036 

388,600 

194,600 

172,709 

178,715 

866,011 

279,991 

160,870 

68,899 

60,368 

30.396 

86,029 

31,171 

20,921 

616,672 

438.114 

441,271 

992,621 

683,970 

680.Sf7 

83,196 

22,7a 

19,644 

293,466 

811,718 

284.758 

851,141 

820,496 

841.670 

267,447 

282,121 

165.651 

42,880 

63,966 

88.194 

294,847 

281.628 

289.006 

831,508 

170,082 

204.465 

721,001 

469,564 

426.796 

398,938 

298,292 

211.677 

127,429 

94,091 

81.498 

488,695 

460,094 

844.680 

611,628 

861,690 

415.813 

742,772 

441,786 

625,046 

52,232 

47,666 

33.512 

651,413 

480,016 

497.915 

415,013 

408,432 

386,272 

146.595 

136,190 

119,043 

357.536 

320,096 

266.806 

79,523 

74,068 

89.006 

497,614 

862,417 

881.453 

191,596 

183,778 

161.990 

102.686 

80,838 

66.464 

285,422 

172.195 

138,039 

233, 7«) 

170,769 

100.858 

52.193 

33.162 

40.067 

42.739 

32,074 

17.588 

38.182 

24.210 

21.264 

616,094 

431,411 

422.926 

870,626 

884,408 

276.061 

277,034 

132,630 

101.286 

866.471 

066,400 

684,874 

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COMPARATIVE  TABI,E  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OP  OATS  IN  OHIO  FOR 
EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

O>oniies. 

, 

1809. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Ross 

7,708 

16,671 

24»821 

121,517 

Ml,976 

74,183 

48.081 

32,581 

Sandusky  .. 

589,822 

568,947 

668,987 

580,198 

604,488 

685,184 

897,177 

840.089 

Scioto 

30,801 

38,621 

65,546 

98,342 

59,984 

85,268 

66,625 

53,837 

Seneca 

624.614 

713,074 

592,493 

778.099 

714,182 

730,228 

550.909 

471,461 

Shelby  

600,374 

638.123 

665,007 

621,071 

589,958 

586,274 

407,075 

444,379 

Stark   

1,121.658 

976,546 

1,100,271 

1,137,122 

1,263,340 

066,968 

779,889 

798,071 

Summit    ... 

716,708 

716,302 

701,253 

759,733 

722,404 

636,085 

450,800 

465,986 

Trumbull  ., 

748319 

709.482 

754,977 

940,600 

930,538 

573,461 

423,800 

304.225 

Tuscarawas. 

668,014 

463,146 

462,495 

554,621 

541,737 

542.C60 

452,546 

457,170 

Union   

229,269 

295,708 

831,060 

503,789 

254,670 

272,063 

161,122 

210.055 

Van  Wert  .. 

632,503 

39:^,048 

.429,662 

334,965 

517,944 

718,065 

298,318 

234,657 

Vmton   .... 

9.477 

16,559 

22,548 

40,745 

23,460 

32,483 

25.558 

14,400 

Warren  .... 

20.397 

135,028 

190,654 

•399,821 

203,010 

208,620 

196,923 

160.380 

Washington. 

115,701 

146,221 

154,906 

208.637 

110,668 

180,966 

156,040 

124,844 

Wavne 

Wifliams   .. 

1.128,861 

926,081 

1,029,760 

X, 030,683 

1,015,500 

950,125 

696,523 

683,414 

933.170 

820,227 

664,182 

578,117 

727,717 

715,623 

640,301 

436,223 

Wood  

1,404,1-9 

1,101,267 

1,039,803 

825,611 

1,324,520 

1,054,242 

727.387 

514,925 

Wyandot  ... 

869,141 

379,102 

300,578 

510,540 

446,320 

887,570 

275,341 

350,605 

Total  prod. 

88,296,912 

30,694,432 

0,563,033 

36,027,464 

34,013.739 

31,991,896 

24,537,989 

22,541,473 

Total  area 

969,565 

976,902 

1,062,605 

1,262,906 

1,005,142 

1,061.778 

866,285 

827,828 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OP  CORN  IN  OBICT 
FDR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Bushels  (Shelled). 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Adams    

902,171 

1,013,718 

937,766 

1,156,689 

646,711 

g50,644. 

641,597 

748,599 

Allen   

1,257.240 

1,209,899 

1,357,388 

1,538,141 

1,314.789 

1^46,444 

970,477 

9S4,82a 

Ashland     .... 

836,308 

968,280 

881,360 

968,200 

911,977 

463,112 

465,285 

615,  i07 

Ashtabula   ... 

454,5JJ1) 

690,001 

448,283 

558,988 

618,204 

711,620 

130,104 

255,769 

Athens    

449,755 

515,825 

477,430 

515,263 

498,507 

421,385 

420,829 

450.869 

Auglaize    

1,574,265 

1,554,545 

1,403,978 

2,012,775 

1,347,947 

1,259,745 

1,049.422 

1,132,986 

Belmont    

895,204 

1,064,474 

844,974 

1,123,655 

824,700 

521,784 

849,848 

928,548 

Brown   

1,214,197 

1,249,513 

1,616,065 

1,413,209 

1,020,024 

955,391 

890,880 

994,605 

Butler    

3.101,482 

2,(K59,862 

1,942,276 

2,855,940 

1,572.733 

1,866,373 

400,763 

545,177 

Carroll    

"391,093 

580,806 

439,523 

612,753 

4i>6,52l 

271,203 

393,892 

537,927 

Champaign  .. 

2,225,267 

2,448,256 

1,858,336 

2,748,826 

1.720,523 

1,968,895 

1,741,750 

2.012.830 

Clark  ...: 

203,544 
1,111,813 

1,118,612 
1,042,754 

2,026,852 
1,000,661 

2,419,539 
1,094,808 

1,621,740 
1,189,588 

1,703,073 
636,340 

1,691,658 
645,313 

1,729.942 

Clermont    .... 

818.251 

Clinton  

2,555,251 

2.453,512 

2,280,104 

2,902,243 

2,270,012 

2,092,341 

1,494,252 

1.888.142 

Columbiana   . 

601,318 

800,515 

536,015 

797,71)3 

805,417 

427,170 

553,034 

543.245 

Coshocton  ... 

773,188 

1,119,201 

790,637 

1,026,726 

1,047.137 

614,108 

754,924 

827.100 

Crawford   

1,345,669- 

151,134 

1,106,100 

1,375,642 

1,511,750 

1,083,403 

887,1 :8 

951.041 

Cuyahoga    . . . 

373,953 

468,740 

329,851 

322,106 

402,182 

277,535 

243,684 

212,815 

Darke    

3,208,023 

3,424,966 

3,102,697 

4,238,209 

2,609,091 

2,?12.433 

1,951,414 

2.065.136 

Defiance 

1,619,358 

1,052,589 

916,558 

1,235,429 

817,074 

5Ui,304 

710,529 

322,276 

Delaware  

1,540,143 

1,522,213 

1,449,185 

l,757,f;53 

1,056,614 

1,243,620 

957,856 

1.033.741 

Erie    

649,002 
2,109,100 

691,450 
2,012,881 

672,969 
1,688,568 

708,3'i3 
2,241,576 

566,006 
1,679,819 

684,943 
1,885,645 

452,103 
1,822,385 

396.409 

Fairfield 

1.980.382 

Fayette    

2,515,635 

2,296,045 

2,570,879 

5.937,730 

1,819,871 

1,954,960 

1,929,405 

2,618.643 

Franklin    

230,529 

2,332,185 

2,523,<n7      3,254,039 

2,280,794 

2,261,157 

2,045,502 

2.483.590 

Fulton    

1,254,455 

1,308,561 

920,257 

1,l30,188 

946,941 

770,799 

833,472 

376,459 

Gallia     

640,882 

675,596 

616,806 

681,697 

619,875 

470,702 

501,052 

514,195 

(ieauga     

328,128 

417,057 

330,419 

357,722 

819,214 

£52,811 

194,690 

178.311 

Crfeene     

2,754,575 

2,583,818 

2,330,046 

3,535,217 

2,173.452 

2,155,070 

797,278 

2.085,903 

(.iuernsey    — 

606,624 

828,388 

600,491 

780,770 

685,910 

521,725 

567,740 

586,(^ 

Hamilton    ... 

551,100 

642,984 

725.616 

868,988 

553,061 

348,343 

525,954 

578,097 

Hancock    .... 

2,201,211 

1,891,306 

1,736,131 

2,288,577 

2,270,751 

1,712.219 

1,461,092 

1,217,807 

Hardin   

1,565,667 

1,440,005 

1,368.508 

2,055,035 

1,274,403 

1,237,701 

828,292 

1,087.153 

Harrison    .... 

419,352 

646,208 

467,615 

626,528 

566,971 

327,067 

422,243 

592. COS 

Henry    

Highland    ... 

2,994,496 

2,217,175 

2,038,971 

2,898,694 

1,964,750 

1,809,368 

1,428,826 

660.206 

1,763,498 

1.661,306 

1,691,519 

2,132,183 

1,427,075 

1,825,736 

127,895 

1,248.069 

Hocking 

480,428 

519,824 

445,936 

520,207 

417,142 

421,497 

362,892 

378.994 

Holmes    

663,754 

860,545 

705,329 

852,011 

695,059 

4«7,789 

482.660 

686,827 

Huron    

1,266,748 

1,223,828 

894,766 

1,080,982 

1,061,286 

706,0.37 

644,419 

645,104 

Jackson    

287,640 

432,326 

347,166 

432,923 

278,399 

349,220 

211,874 

298,887 

Teflferson    .... 

469,059 

638,230 

475,869 

W9,499 

535,160 

^258, 869 

414,223 

568,266 

Knox    

1,055,860 

1,399,337 

1,034,932 

1,420,425 

1,108,078 

718,143 

823.830 

1,035.182 

Lake    

238.540 

246,321 

250,227 

227,714 

285,149 

178.749 

144,311 

156,415 

Lawrence    . . . 

367, 0?2 

*    466,115 

444,250 

436,023 

370,443 
1,651,777 

356,724 

359.835 

406.445 

Licking    

1,981,628 

2,167,822 

1,619,161 

601,094 

1,536,529 

1,619,845 

1.581,223 

Logan    

1,753,369 

1.713,214 

1,606,952 

2,030,260 

1,237,751 

1,476,866 

986,449 

1,310,559 

Lorain  

662,442 

794,862 

568.355 

686,801 

651,603 

494,658 

382,416 

374.866 

Lucas    

916.422 

950,242 

696. 8S7 

880,480 

699.385 

582,761 

543,112 

255.074 

Madison   

2,824,597 

2.871,614 

2,922,451 

8,916,307 

2,812,326 

3,368.050 

2.745,469 

2.494.67$ 

Mahoning     . . 

547,222 

644,468 

426,137 

2,434,464 

476,950 

388,234 

898.688 

358.981 

Marion    

1,794,112 

1,825,765 

1,451,218 

2,080,057 

1,834,453 

1,666, 8<)7 

1,222,733 

1.422,538 

Medina    

692,320 

.S30,655 

677,588 

817.701 

687,115 

471,318 

451,808 

522,823 

Meigs    

561,612 

559,523 

425. 8S5 

509,077 

441,688 

830,853 

385,341 

426.818 

Mercer    

1,686.532 

1.566,649 

1.416,796 

1,989,803 

1.533,879 

1,472,242 

964,668 

1.054.498 

Miami     

2,063,832 

2,112.438 

1,907,044 

2,705,212 

1,440.979 

1,502,462 

1,594,468 

1.881,041 

Monroe    

59*^,603 

634,108 

537,453 

596.458 

517,222 

282.026 

368,498 

532.315 

Montgomery 

1,680,513 

1,918,425 

1,658,414 

2.642.318 

1,442,263 

1,647.585 

1,151.464 

1.161,650 

M  organ    

627,117 

589,811 

578.362 

662, 45r 

592,137 

400,671 

674,347 

512.405 

Morrow    

1,109,115 

1.239.920 

856,196 

1.007,102 

1,004,100 

784,063 

650,708 

691,654 

Muskingum    . 

1,049,738 

1,175,889 

945,800 

1,268,634 

1,091,455 

296,294 

953,001 

1.088.806 

Noble    

628,768 

572,208 

613.915 

688.186 

620,916 

894,762 

514,809 

557.943 

Ottawa    

815,567 

683.287 

813,510 

921,450 

853,920 

477,662 

375,293 

403,414 

Paulding   

2,477,194 

1,673,118 

1,110,984 

1,581.195 

1.473,627 

874,654 

861.361 

546,449 

Perry 

662,910 

668,205 

623,430 

1.246,476 

587,840 

484,232 

480.828 

589,789 

Pickaway    ... 

2,949,668 

2,300,028 

2,615.699 

4.020,015 

2,641.930 

2.798,610 

2,817,572 

2.847.562 

Pik«    .,.. 

623.679 
445,813 

830,235 
646,067 

737,540 
448,948 

1,080,174 
637.373 

590,062 
563,746 

932.635 
417.983 

476,750 
417,922 

690.179 

Portage    

360,384 

Preble     

2.116,052 

2,020.943 

1,884,200 

2.616.078 

1,678,061 

1.712.613 

1,212,531 

1.587,671 

Putnam    

2,601,494 

2.067.899 

2,433,846 

2,. 398, 700 

2.482.1.36 

2,003.212 

1.7.36.568 

1.180,431 

Richland    .... 

119,201 

1,197,431 

997.172 

1.089,980 

1.092.156 

651.701 

594,399 

807.572- 

Ross    

2,498,190 

2,368,608 

2,218;451 

3,160.790 

2,034, 4«9 

2,497,783 

1,366,638 

1.779,386^ 

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FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Bushels  (Shelled). 

Counties. 

• 

1899. 

1896.  ' 

1897. 

1896. 

1896. 

1894. 

1898. 

1892. 

Sandusky    ... 

1,451,885 

1,665,140 

1,497,865 

1,496,^54 

1,562,196 

1,273,177 

984,078 

826,975 

Scioto   

774,186 

826,133 

716,199 

644,455 

n6,086 

838,800 

629,879 

710,322 

Seneca  

1,731,888 

1,856,587 

1,420,813 

1,891,697 

1,806,5^0 
1,288,781 

1,472,872 

1,186,157 

975,924 

Shelby    

1,636,896 

1,714,186 

1,332,986 

2,206,410 

1,542,529 

915,715 

1,266,087 

Stark  

1,076,804 

1,878,993 

1,125.604 

1,484,023 

1,425,928 

724,204 

766,205 

948,792. 

Summit    

580,650 

809,622 

614,926 

791,080 

728,887 

453,925 

466,096 

463,667 

Trumbull    . . . 

462,275 

593,526 

416,520 

640,269 

603,299 

482,568 

858,074 

271,888 

Tuscarawas  .. 

627,542 

898,526 

684,775 

864,204 

891,503 

506,476 

588,792 

698,476 

Union   

1,765,009 

1,735,316 

1,503.679 

2,260.187 

1,438,152 

1,437,624 

1,070,589 

1,828,909 

Van  Wert  ... 

2,193,660 

1,609,615 

1.861,126 

2,046.000 

2,005,548 

1,850,425 

1,819,471 

1,025,489 

Vinton    

276,072 

843,121 

800.466 

864.855 

315,840 

809,097 

280,809 

288,769^ 

Warren    

1,084,581 

1,859,266 

1.745.400 

8,749.484 

1,544.712 

1,065,442 

1,882,692 

1,492,683 

Washinarton  . 

722,987 

799,270 

759,702 

701.817 

661.874 

412,611 

688,876 

692,008 

Wayne    

WUliams   .... 

1,428,758 

1,581,285 

1,346,455 

1,533,031 

1,458,537 

885,484 

716,822 

926,272. 

1,118,563 

1,043,677 

776,751 

1,045,812 

745,642 

745,806 

663,513 

406.836 

Wood    

8,178,841 

2,481.182 

2.508,655 

2,861,704 

2,871,727 

2,813,169 

2,133,908 

1,616,235. 

Wyandot  .... 

1.574,785 

1.444,258 

1,113,728 

1.564,721 

1,538,340 

1,211,825 

866,567 

900,253 

Toul    prod. 

111,159,200 

114,214,148 

208,004,970 

184,796,274 

102,447,445 

88,806,607 

77,229,446 

81,892,100 

Total  area.. 

3,025,666 

8,067,n2 

2,999,826 

8,280,831 

3,037,014 

2,910,206 

2,655,060 

2,468,860' 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  MEADOWS   IN  OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Tons  of  Hay. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1896. 

1894. 

1803. 

18W. 

Adams    

10,767 
20,934 
26,020 
57,306 
17,576 
14,891 
37,050 
14,475 
14,131 
28,668 

8,02) 
11,951 
15,535 
13,842 
41,8Hl 
27,247 
81,651 
29,264 
14,152 
19,141 
27,562 
12,301 
22,554 

9,i>59 
27,»82 
18,7S6 
11,380 
27,967 
12,491 
32,677 
13,227 
31,597 
24,276 
34,741 
16,339 
20,724 
11,117 
19,237 
34,663 
10,859 
28,448 
28,987 
12,027 

4,511 
42,240 
16,241 
44,467 
11.514 

8,592 
24,758 
20,827 
28,614 
10,242 
18,928 

7,556 
31,154 
14,435 
22,316 
26,962 
.34,990 
21,708 
14,697 
14,684 
18,210 

9,983 

5,306 
33,500 

7,581 
19,613 
26,464 
10,354 

12,169 
26,105 
32,279 
56,763 
22,122 
16,979 
38,728 
13,710 
15,952 
29,316 
14,081 
17,205 
17,214 
16,359 
46,204 
37,051 
34,516 
36,317 
19,123 
21,201 
.  38,424 
13,449 
29,868 
12,188 
31,100 
24,375 
12,848 
30,826 
16,083 
36,762 
13,351 
33,407 
48,355 
30,569 
15,874 
21,280 
12,345 
27,125 
40,775 
12,029 
32,454 
•  35,557 
12,716 

4,813 
55,286 
21,731 
49,466 
14,296 
14,568 
41,087 
26,329 
38,250 
16,659 
20,586 
19,939 
26,592 
16.307 
26,966 
41,133 
44,901 
26.720 
16,387 
17,095 
22,950 
12,640 

5,054 
32,971 

9,917 
18.163 
36,086 
12,162 

9,486 
21,497 
21,597 
50,451 
17,941 
16,442 
28,876 
13,450 
14,096 
22,602 
15,566 
18,210 
14,145 
11,792 
38,475 
26,182 
31,545 
34,363 
19,420 
18,613 
36,558 
11,532 
17,466 
14,149 
80,9b7 
16,721 
13,312 
24,807 
17,542 
28,969 
14,468 
29,540 
24,397 
28,296 
12,077 
15.542 
•    8,473 
20,827 
33,353 
13,140 
26,124 
25,559 
15,412 

5,113 
53,755 
18.952 
37,790 
13,968 
16,809 
20,601 
21,276 
25,434 
14,717 
20,251 
11,442 
18,950 
15,132 
19,905 
31,227 
32,823 
23,465 
11,232 
12,360J 
17,460 
10,807 

3,615 
21,124 
10,509 
18,105 
27,010 
11,204 

9,155 
22,519 
27,655 
47,646 
13,149 
16,117 
27,803 
12,411 
11,287 
23,305 
15,304 
16,840 
11,332 
-  12,407 
39,786 
26,557 
30,891 
31,979 
17,828 
21,467 
33.690 
12,919 
24,002 

8,442 
29,686 
25,979 

8,985 
26,862 
33,708 
25,704 
11,040 
36,044 
32,690 
26,-225 
17,162 
14,799 
10,131 
19,911 
30,923 

8,625 
25,330 
27,973 
15,900 

3,834 
51,919 
22,037 
36,527 
14,437 
12,669 
26,355 
28,216 
30,007 
10,720 
19,078 
12,652 
12,7^4 
13,257 
19,633 
29,591 
35,747 
16,370 
11,107 
12,104 
18,788 
15,033 

3.378 
21,I««» 

7,462 
20.193 
27,976 

9,288 

9,343 
11,830 
17,352 
39,327 

7,010 

9,803 
14,597 
12,652 
21,107 
12,547 

7,452 
12,345 
18,107 
10,690 
15,632 
13,152 
20,732 
23,149 

9,264 
13,667 
33,422 

9,634 
16,008 

4,103 
20,002 
12,892 

7,516 
12,765 
18,926 
14,347 
14,017 
25.047 
12,469 
12,945 
10,577 
14,278 

6,444 
14,668 
26,574 

6,198 
10,853 
18,787 

8,624 

4,081 
27,474 
10,313 
33,482 

8,552 

8,316 
14,264 
12,580 
18.969 

5,338 
11,430 

6,981 

9,201 
12,625 
12,322 
18,626 
18,242 
12,326 
10,006 

7,345 
12,289 

8,702 

4,417 
11.275 

8,347 
12,648 
19,070 

6,318 

11,889 
27,339 
86,651 
63,848 
21,760 
19,146 
29,822 
16,937 
17,785 
81,634 
16.963 
21,613 
25,830 
28,236 
44,913 
24,860 
85.508 
40,123 
16,464 
21,646 
65,716 
15,482 
80,837 
14,099 
41,234 
24,259 
12,224 
40,109 
24,489 
29,494 
14,627 
41,538 
33.450 
38, -267 
16,a54 
26,964 
13,140 
27,686 
51,278 
13,388 
26,052 
35,102 
15,670 

4,083 
51.805 
29,819 
79,160 
17.2a3 
23,445 
42,063 
85.229 
46,721 
16,837 
29,223 
11,667 
22,438 
18.141 
22,526 
49,217 
.35,262 
23,149 
16,026 
16.141 
22,870 
12.192 

7,796 
38.177 
10.699 
37,761 
43,400 
14,013 

11.277 
28,629 
26,032 
72,294 
23,818 
17,497 
32,370 
14,772 
17,334 
30,077 
14.430 
22,367 

3,688 
20,441 
44,656 
«1,004 
28,142 
43,134 
14,215 
22,066 
51,316 
15,196 
29,298 
19,690 
42,160 
22,840 
13,304 
40,124 
21,298 
36,329 
18,695 
35,119 
28,890 
38,614 
15,174 
19,073 
13,808 
24,619 
40,131 
12,165 
27,144 
38,025 
14.938 

5,167 
53,875 
27,644 
53,727 
14,469 
23,423 
53.206 
81,648 
35,920 
18,894 
17,430 
11.284 
23,136 
16,307 
27,350 
39,499 
43,958 
25.861 
16,884 
16,542 
21,396 
12,663 

5,705 
48.880 
11.592 
21.180 
28.193 
10,904 

u,fm 

Allen    

26,730 

Ashland   

87.4i4 

Ashtabulfl   .....•••••. 

67,175 

28,753 

Auglaize 

17,455 

Belmont 

40,800 

Brown 

17,249 

Butler  

20.859 

(Carroll     

39,842 

16.601 

dark   

23,365 

Clermont  

29,138 

22,291 

Colnmbiana 

53,896 

Coshocton     ....•••••. 

42,430 

Crawford  

66,470 

Cuyahoga   

48,285 

Darke • 

15,801 

19,034 

Delaware    

63,745 

Erie    

17.097 

32,648 

Fayette     

14,474 

Pranklin ••••.• 

46,741 

Fulton   

21,352 

Gallia    

15.880 

(jeauga  ..* 

38,293 

22.609 

Cjuemsev  • 

41.885 

21,140 

Hancock   

34.506 

Hardin   

26.827 

38,316 

Henry  

15.676 

Hicrhland 

21,794 

Hocking    

14.r23 

Holmes 

28.525 

Huron   .•>*• 

45.416 

14,723 

cff  Cf  5QU    ,,,,, 

35,871 

Cnox  .•• ...*•••• 

42.669 

Lake    

17,500 

Lawrence    ....•• 

6,087 

67,862 

Logan 

24,519 

61,826 

Lucas  

14,396 

22,117 

MahoninflT  

51.643 

Nfarion 

81.224 

Medina • 

41.774 

Kleicrs    ••••..••...•••• 

21.411 

M ercer  .............. 

19.238 

13.995 

26.498 

Montgomery    

Morcran    

22.261 
30,917 

42,587 

MuskinfiTum  

51.490 

>foble   

29.592 

Ottawa 

17.018 

Pauldinff    

14.377 

Perry    

27,248 

Pickaway 

13  777 

Pilcc 

7,678 

Portage    

49  616 

Preble  

13  032 

Putnam    

24,756 
37,125 
13.620 

Richland  

Ross  

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FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Tons  of  Hay. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1696. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Sandusky    

13,415 
9,649 
29,643 
10,392 
51,927 
29,509 
01,407 
55,817 
19,436 
24,716 
8,751 
16,120 
25,709 
41,64C 
28,843 
23,121 
23,781 

22,450 
9,046 
29,520 
14,995 
56,360 
31,020 
61,081 
46,155 
28,344 
28,592 
11,099 
16,129 
34,991 
47,541 
30.586 
33,997 
26,922 

20,585 
9,310 
23,836 
11,252 
45,563 
26,815 
43,870 
35,951 
25,456 
25,956 
11,513 
14.488 
24,427 
32,591 
28,586 
28,847 
26,371J 

23,475 
8,592 
24,938 
15,116 
50,630 
24,144 
35,496 
37,129 
19,104 
25,155 
7,686 
12,927 
23,722 
37,849 
34,187 
30,465 
29,925 

18,4-22 

6,872 
21,752 

7,692 
25,341 
10,848 
24,715 
23,590 
13,181 
10,582 

4,478 
17.248 
14,971 
16,858 
21,769 
18,758 
14,080 

23,868 
11,272 
41,128 
16,178 
60,165 
32,613 
62,081 
44,626 
42,487 
80,496 
12,081 
23.1-23 
29,485 
56,252 
27,981 
83,647 
30,041 

15,365 
15,448 
25,712 
18.039 
45,824 
28,245 
71,980 
43,014 
38,451 
23.842 
13,966 
20.367 
31,917 
42,143 
22,325 
30.514 
23,028 

19,421 

Scioto   

12,0:>4 

Seneca  

33,lb3 

Shelby    

13,813 

Stark   

61,989 

Suminit \. 

35,491 

Trumbull   

75,017 

Tuscarawas    

65,935 

(_*iiion 

32,362 

Van  Wert 

22,337 

Vinton    . .  .^^ 

Warren   ............. . 

14,113 

24,985 

Washin^on   

40,234 

Wayne    

47,473 

Williams    

24,590 

Wood    

29,403 

Wvandot   

26,465 

Total  product — 
Total  area 

1,972,659 
1,776,075 

2,323.978 
2,001,111 

1,903,963 
1.661.038 

1,925,389 
1,941,274 

1, -236,315 
2,087,931 

2,544,248 
2, -238.212 

2,336,794 
2,002.716 

2,650,066^ 
2,159,005 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OP  CLOVER  IN  OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Counties. 


Tons  of  Hay. 


1898. 


1897. 


1896. 


1895. 


1894. 


1898. 


Adams    

Allen  

Ashland  — 
Ashtabula 

Athens   

Auglaize  • . . 
Belmont  .... 

Brown    

Butler  

Carroll    

Champaign  . 

Clark  

Clermont  ... 

Clinton 

Columbiana 
Coshocton  .. 
Crawford  .... 
Cuyahoga   . . . 

Darke   

Defiance 

Delaware  .... 

Eric   

Fairfield 

Fayette  

Franklin 

Fulton    

Gallia 

Geauga  

Greene   

Guernsey  — 
Hamilton  .... 
Hancock   . . . . 

Hardin  

Harrison   .... 

Henry  

Highland  .... 

Hocking 

Holmes    

Huron 

Jackson    

Jefferson   . . . . 

Knox 

Lake    

Lawrence  .... 

Lickins    

Logan 

Lorain    

Lucas   

Madison  

Mahoning  ... 

Marion  

Medina 

Meigs   

Mercer   

Miami  

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum  . 

Noble   

Ottawa   

Paulding  .... 

Perry 

Pickaway  .... 

Pike  

Portage    

Preble  

Putnam    

Richland  .... 
Ross    


4,963 

15,684 

16,998 

2,786 

2,253 

12,062 

6,372 

1,432 

12,847 

3,984 

20,244 

12.211 

8,038 

8,415 

8,931 

8,791 

14,867 

3,432 

26,603 

6,191 

10,641 

6,985 

16,816 

4,060 

9,538 

2,444 

1,823 

2,792 

9,450 

8,788 

4,923 

14,161 

12.864 

2,648 

2,607 

5,372 

3,240 

10,093 

15,607 

401 

6,247 

16,118 

1,491 

1,025 

15,480 

17.563 

6,964 

1,713 

9,224 

9,144 

10,915 

15,203 

2,181 

16,166 

12,090 

8,559 

14,978 

5,178 

13,826 

6,696 

2.140 

2,643 

1.773 

8,110 

9,188 

3,177 

11,053 

11,507 

6,607 

19,887 

7,649 


2,731 

8,868 

13,340 

8,384 

880 

8,468 

1,899 

1,041 

9,859 

2.575 

13,762 

10,653 

2,326 

5,249 

2,163 

3,122 

11,323 
1,549 

21,540 
8,747 
4,947 
4,837 
7,879 
2,409 
5,124 
9,374 
1,127 
2,710 
6,731 
1,202 
6,678 

19,003 

10,249 
2,682 
9,831 
3,071 
1,652 
4,179 

10,369 

227 

1,789 

8,189 

764 

458 

6,177 

12,045 
3,856 
6,250 
4,812 
4,404 
9,745 
8,723 
1,067 
7,502 

10,766 
634 

12.192 
1,832 
6,063 
2,712 
1,081 
5,601 
3.632 
4,545 
5,434 
2,366 
4,945 

10,045 

13,955 

13,068 
4,793 


7,425 

18,057 

32,459 

6,780 

2,450 

15.585 

12.919 

2.361 

17,278 

8,457 

24,238 

21,675 

4,333 

18.334 

14.857 

10,478 

22,271 

4,419 

30,699 

23,098 

21,587 

10,397 

22,390 

10,3^ 

19.196 

18,917 

2.892 

9,155 

18,796 

6,024 

6,088 

82.576 

21.494 

6,878 

17,744 

13,825 

3,720 

15,490 

26,941 

1,063 

9,917 

20,210 

1,731 

1,082 

15,314 

26,675 

14,396 

10,200 

15,220 

19.323 

20,352 

23,509 

3.556 

14,941 

18,894 

6,285 

22,4.V2 

8.828 

21.713 

9,283 

5,352 

13,286 

7,463 

«,0S5 

18,91>7 

3,677 

18.869 

22,081 

19,852 

34,156 

U,076 


1,160 

850 

0,795 

4,041 

400 

1,967 

2,073 

653 

2,057 

826 

1,813 

2,337 

905 

8.251 

3,337 

2,427 

5,346 

2,626 

1,194 

1,333 

3,008 

2,046 

4,206 

894 

8,211 

2,681 

952 

2,735 

1,996 

672 

1,048 

1,928 

384 

1,219 

1,935 

883 

895 

12,084 

7,175 

141 

8,030 

7,242 

984 

507 

4,802 

498 

4,689 

2,081 

2,618 

3,153 

8,614 

6,316 

595 

757 

941 

279 

2,041 

856 

8,205 

2,617 

285 

2,186 

486 

1,005 

2,595 

943 

6.384 

2.318 

955 

12,190 

2,135 


1,438 
1,773 
6,002 
1.314 

296 
1,512 

694 

719 
6,629 

600 
6.068 
6,622 
2,022 
4,109 


7,100 
2,841 
4,426 
6.472 
8,683 
3,867 
7,183 
2.722 
6,756 
7,182 

614 

645 
6,621 

342 
8,161 
3,211 
1,291 

315 
6,326 
1,811 

671 
8,946 
7,878 

136 

823 
3,775 

353 

339 
6,576 
9,667 
4,343 
3,554 
4,065 
2.292 
4,214 
6,218 

363 

960 

1,665 

64 

4,194 

776 
8,343 
1,050 

384 
3,017 
1,347 

608 
6,294 
1,444 
2,104 
4,144 
2,654 
9,499 
3,568 


1,585 

8,906 

9,879 

26,872 

10,488 

21,891 

879 

1,004 

950 

1,146 

9,601 

12,148 

1,958 

8,146 

792 

2,662 

0,104 

13,796 

1,642 

6,804 

14,494 

16,262 

10.297 

16.467 

1,536 

1,804 

8.307 

6,118 

8.5S4 

11,829 

1.778 

6,071 

9,281 

18,711 

1.624 

2,298 

20.442 

25,439 

6,960 

12,706 

9,217 

11.055 

2,178 

5,451 

18.620 

11,618 

8.658 

2,078 

6,808 

8,090 

7,630 

18,176 

821 

1,662 

1,143 

2.266 

9,212 

11,256 

645 

1,637 

4,087 

6,256 

12.233 

28,288 

6,746 

14.264 

673 

2,098 

3.201 

9.981 

8.022 

6,881 

1.079 

1,209 

4,860 

18,275 

4.769 

11,912 

134 

98 

1,935 

4,664 

9,511 

16,144 

474 

1,972 

252 

940 

10,436 

9,794 

13,049 

13,772 

2,753 

6,294 

4.381 

6,811 

4.186 

6,930 

6.960 

9,346 

6.861 

15,088 

9,661 

15,602 

1,705 

2,314 

10,081 

16.020 

10,012 

15,212 

459 

472 

9,959 

20,678 

2,435 

2,166 

7,746 

9,950 

2,590 

2,120 

^•6^ 

1,814 
4,501 

2,403 

5,675 

1,237 

1,651 

8,505 

7,936 

1.755 

1,610 

8,029 

20.968 

9,610 

14,829 

7,412 

12,096 

10,140 

20,488 

6,932 

5,2/3 

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FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Tons  of  Hay. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

18v2. 

Sanduskv        

10,064 

2,601 

,     20,941 

12,637 

18,002 
6,150 
5,017 
4,659 

13,979 
6,722 
1,068 
8,522 
2,444 

21,305 
4,744 
7,463 

20,418 
1 

10,877 
2,161 

21,565 
9,939 
4,291 
5,093 
3,284 
1,117 
5,075 
8,881 

510. 
5,266 
U433 

16,416 

10,550 
8,382 

13,686 

21,271 
3,389 
38,937 
18,195 
23,112 
17,263 
14,471 
10,735 
19,541 
18,215 
1,915 
16,740 
10,806 
41,009 
21,358 
19,424 
17,888 

6,562 
1,162 
3,438 

330 
10,351 
5,198 
5,607 
3,262 
1,763 

585 

258 
1,928 

755 
17,941 
3,588 
3,277 
2,185 

7,517 

1,815 

7,473 

1,854 

7,816 

2,966 

2,455 

2,364 

3,115 

860 

301 

5,435 

787 

11,188 

7,463 

6,289 

4,150 

7,973 
1,274 

11,799 
9,934 

10,073 
8,081 
2,711 
2,055 
6,205 
6,865 
542 
6,754 
2,034 

12,758 
8,151 
5,562 
8,079 

16,285 

J, 865 

28,525 

12,076 

27,494 

14,549 

4,656 

8,431 

11,794 

13J509 

*548 

10,532 

3,038 

33,169 

16^445 

12,657 

16,249 

16,061 

809 

Set!  eca         

15,091 

Shelby 

9,371 

Stark   

13,022 

Summit 

8,864 

20,478 

Tuscarawas        

2,S59 

Union   • 

5,995 

V^an  Wert 

4,886 

Vinton    .  .  •  .  • 

192 

Warren    

3,367 

Washington  

Wayne    

883 
22,036 
10.057 

Williams   

Wood 

Wyandot   

10,S78 
5,505 

Total  product.... 

749,225 

552,021 

1,. 336.599 

252,507 

299,377 

506,589 

865,333 

487,618 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  CLOVER  SEED  IN 
OHIO'  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Connties. 


Bushels  of  Seed. 


1897. 


1&96. 


1895. 


1894. 


-L 


Adams    

Allen   9. 

Ashland   

Ashtabula   

Athens    

Auglaize 

Belmont 

BroMm    . 

Buthir  

Carroll    

Champaiffit 

Clark  

Clermont  

Clinton  

Columbiana   

Coshocton 

Crawford 

Cuyahoga    

Darke   

Defiance 

Delavure  

Erie 

Fairfield  

Fayette  

Franklin    

Fulton    

(iallia 

Geauga  

Greene    

Guernsey  

Hamilton    

Hancock   

Hardin   

Harrison    

Henry  

Highland 

Hocking    

Holmes 

Huron  

Jackson    

Jefferson    

Knox  

Lake    

Lawrence    

Licking 

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison     

Mahon'ng  

Marion    

Medim  

Meigs    

M  crcer   

Miami     

Monroe    

Montgomery   

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum  

Noble    

Ottawa   

Paulding   

Perry  

Pickaway    

Pike  

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam    

Richland   

Ross  ...> 


3,768 

4,930 

4,689 

77 

191 
7,296 
2,947 

920 
6,520 

773 
8,374 
8,969 

890 
7,929 

601 
5,211 
6,105 

112 
17,105 
4,419 
2,428 
1,434 
17,068 
4,660 
7,845 

693 

224 

28 

11,152 

1,102 

1,145 

4,489 

3,830 

1,270 

2,161 

6,753 

2,293 

6,806 

3,586 

42 

8,002 

8,533 

53 

56 

10,107 

7,629 

494 

735 
4,208 

535 
2.007 
2,054 

186 
12,544 
8,964 
1.911 

767 
1,954 
1,«^6 
2,677 

740 

683 
1,376 
6,110 
12,256 
2,265 
1,844 
6,640 
4.306 
5,294  I 
11.191    ' 


793 

1,045 

989 

41 

21 

1,340 

44 

143 

570 

993 

1,980 

1,244 

89 

1,256 

21 

367 

1,958 

15 

4,788 

6,030 

220 

506 

1,211 

249 

419 

2,860 

122 

50 

1,545 

136 

230 

3,584 

1,233 

2,627 

4,831 

545 

167 

1,112 

1.910 


61 

836 

48 

33 

1.736 

1,079 

197 

1,582 

224 

120 

1,153 

1,020 

37 

2,004 

1,832 

82 

1,547 

44 

561 

114 

44 

840 

1,733 

980 

1,025 

,300 

176 

1.255 

l.HK» 

m?, 

1,240 


10,004 
18,999 
17,018J 

2,268 

191 

13,702 

8,125 

2,798 
12,466 

6,038 
20,524 
13,109 

1,578 
11,976 

0,541 
10,758 
20,605 

1,344 
27,478 
18,253 

8.133 

9,414 
19,902 
11,947 
16,952 
17,549 
817 

1,749 
15,318 

3,182 

2,154 
27,923 
14.793 

6,829 
20,098 
18,006 

2,946 

12,337 

22,836 

160 

8,979 
17,008 

1,045 

254 

17,562 

16.20) 

6.741 
10.172 

7,895 

7.760 
14.073 
13,965 
444 
15,465 
13.611 

5.574 
16.2S6 

5,269 

17,0S5 

6,170 

2.451 

8,748 

9, 528 J 

9,933 

15,320 

3.590 

10.644 

14,5M3 

33.306 

32,190 

16.134 


1,585 
361 

8,726 
285 
35 
255 
422 
270 

1,751 
624 
229 
514 
179 

2,487 
828 

1,540 

8,459 

58 

700 

2,317 
678 

1,488 

1,289 
638 
602 

3,236 
372 
242 
821 
242 
194 

2,526 
214 
716 

2,663 

1,.548 
802 

6,177 

8,076 


1.689 

3,565 
60 
107 

1,24S 
207 
638 

1,059 
902 
860 

1,980 

1.473 

•  36 
237 
482 
33 
RS8 
160 

2,350 
587 
28 

1.635 
513 
967 

1,579 
588 
945 

1,307 
793 

4.248 

1,709 


1,729 

629 

6.137 

60 

31 

1,143 

133 

639 

4,518 

643 

4,291 

7,153 

578 

10,293 

1,638 

1,178 

15,820 

60 

5,236 

13,903 

8,200 

8,227 

12,844 

4,603 

8,078 

5,314 

84 

6 

10,684 

43 

1,398 

2,986 

60S 

143 

8,588 

6,174 

391 

5,8.32 

9,986 

6 

174 

4,816 

ISO 

Ifll 

8,548 

1.4' 5 

1,083 

2,745 

8.vSS4 

1,196 

8,234 

2,466 

48 

1,467 

2,336 

8.589 

224 

13.370 

427 

152 

1,592 

2,047 

1.326 

7,735 

1,278 

478 

6.076 

1.564 

10.063 

5,792 


1,020 

6,820 

8,812 

11 

93 

8,264 

127 

675 

4,884 

275 

8,895 

7,742 

8,405 

562 

800 

7,304 

11 

7,938 

14,694 

5.620 

1,069 

20,573 

2,108 

6,003 

6,621 

145 

68 

6,613 

123 

843 

14,890 

7,985 

169 

10,484 

8,094 

1.076 

1,875 

1,298 

2 

168 

4,716 

30 

3 

10,876 

14.245 

387 

2,180 

4.205 

763 

8.532 

2,025 

106 

4.784 

8,109 

76 

4,605 

456 

8,787 

853 

128 

191 

2,606 

2,117 

12,957 

2,078 

561 

6,814 

4.&31 

4,878 

8.699 


8,498 

14,135 

6,086 

117 

201 

8,913 

1,337 

408 

6,225 

2,601 

18,140 

17;651 


2,790 
1,833 
2,048 
7.678 
15 

14,462 

15.475 
4.886 
2,024 

20,040 
1.657 
8,713 

10.481 

278 

11 

0,616 

493 

985 

15,729 

11,266 
1.022 

11,714 
3,a79 
1,5^9 
4,121 
4,900 


1,800 

10,085 

22 

177 

9,724 

10,247 

822 

4,800 

4.506 

902 


10.257 

823 

8,789 

530 

111 

10 

7.660 

5,831 

18,665 

2.647 

172 

10.737 

8,066 

676 

31 

6.880 

396 

822 

12 

188 

2 

830 

723 

8.2S4 

1,656 

1.624 

855 

13,861 

5,274 

1.694 

929 

2,027 

850 

8.438 

3.389 

12,200 

2,207 

6,598 

1,385 

5,808 

2,879 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  CLOVER  SEED  IN 
OHIO  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  ~  Concluded. 


Bushels  of  Seed. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1896. 

1897. 

1896. 

1896. 

1894. 

1898. 

1892. 

Sandusky  

8,436 

738 

8,683 

6,342 

8,553 

597 

229 

2,534 

3,112 

8,694 

330 

4,952 

721 

4,4&1 

2,880 

4,080 

7,983 

2,134 

334 

8,006 

1,377 

153 

121 

88 

76 

343 

1,165 

9 

277 

44 

1,211 

6,322 

2,066 

1,906 

20,430 
1,691 
34,620 
17,033 
12,609 
7,440 
4,408 
9,105 
7,747 
10,969 
552 
0,660 
6,507 
17,741 
17,736 
21,372 
18,610 

3,503 

565 

3,412 

288 

1,866 

655 

511 

1,654 

608 

880 

19 

896 

171 

5,657 

4,621 

4,082 

1,864 

3,775 

700 

12,549 

1,558 

6,084 

721 

64 

'     8,647 

S,9ft4 

974 

212 

5,981 

308 

9,812 

7,866 

6,089 

7,520 

4,764 

324 
14,378 
5,312 
1,202 

526 
84 

776 
8,686 
2,270 

836 
1,191 

489 
4,316 
8,170 
6,708 
10,890 

7,446 

873 
14,960 
6,678 
1,646 
1,377 

178 
8,980 
4,967 
5,069 

238 
2,153 

623 
4,136 
14,177 
18,801 
9,220 

2,692 

Scioto   .' 

183 

Seneca 

3,357 

Shelby 

2,917 

Stark     

1,282 

Suininit 

297 

Trumbull 

144 

Tuscarawas      ........ 

380 

^^  nion   

395 

Van  Wert 

2,906 

Vinton    

Warren : 

87 

56S 

Washington  

56 

Wayne    

1,855 

Williams   

5,396 

Wood    

3,346 

Wvandot   

1,005 

Toul  product.... 

350,777 

90,841 

I1,082,SB1 

111,210 

389,290 

842,472 

489,258 

121,028 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION   OF  POTATOES' IN  OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Number  of  Bushels. 


1898. 


1895. 


I 


1803. 


1892. 


Adams    

13,701 

Allen   

51,029 

Ashland   

93,509 

Ashtabula  

236,789 

Athens    

33,665 

Auglaize    

45,914 

Belmont     

90,658 

Brown    

24,745 

Butler   

63,276 

Carroll    

63,610 

Champaign     ... 

27,485 

Clark   

49,355 

Clermont  

69,744 

Clinton    

37,002 

Columbiana    ... 

184,534 

Coshocton   

85,070 

Crawford    

109,789 

Cuyahoga   

551.647 

Darke    

90,034 

Defiance 

108,818 

•Delaware    

31,019 

Erie    

263,408 

Fairfield   

84,054 

Fayette    

6,651 

Franklin    

68,766 

Fulton    

131,068 

Gallia    

15,205 

Geauga   

228,170 

Greene   

51,225 

Guernsey    

42,216 

:  amilton    

263,909 

ancock   

88,728 

ardin    

70.502 

amson    

82,977 

:  enry    

100,657 

■  ighland    

20,043 

ocking    

54,679 

:  olmes    

79,833 

■  uron  . . .  • 

96,619 

Jackson    

17.637 

_  efferson    

58,241 

Cnox   

44,286 

Lake    

155,542 

^wrence    

20,089 

kicking    

106,814 

^ogan     

25,702 

x>rain    

186,144 

^ucas 

280,703 

Madison    

15,586 

\fIahoning  

172,425 

Marion    

58,589 

Medina   

216,759 

Afeigs   

42,305 

Mercer   

81,835 

Miami   

71,413 

Monroe    

121,005 

Montgomery  .. 

72.305 

Morgan    

38,204 

Morrow    

82,940 

Muskingum    ... 

67,285 

Noble    

52,563 

Ottawa   

34,5C« 
155,748 

Paulding   

Perry   

57,580 

Pickaway  

31,765 

Pike    

36,346 

Portage    

712,878 

Preble   

40,572 

Putnam    

74,619 

Richland   

161,448 

Ross    

48,194 

18,323 
44,459 
88,34o 

400,765 
32,445 
45,952 
57,129 
38,652 
75,759 
58,008 
41,915 
56,034 
56,034 
40,297 

185,576 
71,941 

123,988 

743,559 

100,463 
72,744 
33,351 

812,730 
71,746 
6,011 
82,2(M 

140,271 
13,016 

314,719 
65,063- 
38,423 

202,669 
80,96& 
98,941 
27,647 

87,  ns 

21,862 
85.481 
82,123 

170,498 

.11,088 
46.224 
56,770 

208.869 
17.874 
81,105 
87,856 

284,986 

343.616 
15,856 

197.760 
67,598 

245,032 
54,839 
82.896 
66.449 
86.868 
93.107 
29,746 
59,178 
50,067 
40,686 

36,sao 

31,6B8 
41,815 
21,104 
80,884 

775,471 
58,154 
80,482 

225,488 


14,339 
23,188 
62,779 

244,397 
25,899 
25,. 304 
5S.726 
29,013 
63,323 
54,195 
21,208 
62,456 
62,456 
27,325 

149,302 
65,896 
73,451 

643,867 
59,242 
51,514 
20,734 

248,388 
54,052 
10,757 
75,691 
88,576 
19,898 

225,680 
48.760 
83,776 

261,545 
52,189 
47,892 
80.256 
64.213 
17,477 
88,270 
64.493 
92.644 
13,791 
67.466 
89,286 

166,067 
18.683 
69,427 
22,956 

178,502 

251,471 
18,372 

188,950 
85.823 

178,142 
52,378 
28.817 
45.426 
81,186 
58,772 
29,608 
55,672 
67,078 
35,949 
33,258 
18.171 
41,625 
29,630 
24.299 

478.724 
81,611 
48,615 

113.671 
42,483 


41,607 

96,243 

110,031 

387,018 

63,707 

145,105 

71,118 

91,901 

192,155 

112,880 

95,268 

124,647 

124,647 

80,926 

265,009 

123,641 

134,246 

492,300 

251,836 

105,928 

49,222 

313,530 

137,465 

17,240 

119,545 

112,681 

84,002 

803,896 

95.699 

62,428 

456.580 

117.174 

125,952 

31,475 

93,829 

59,551 

76,213 

114.280 

168.806 

46,890 

96.806 

108,199 

186,081 

43,400 

170,258 

63,674 

210.742 

835,961 

82,808 

260,534 

90.626 

237,196 

92.278 

94,787 

180.909 

77,965 

189.518 

68.963 

92,307 

114,463 

45,798 

60,586 

86,738 

86,165 

63,625 

68.156 

687,298 

106,609 

138,975 

287,819 

107,610 


11,109 

67,01*3 

145, -224 

613,805 

30,593 

63,338 

46,414 

49.616 

144,883 

89,341 

56,619 

81,737 

81,737 

46,365 

326,347 

115,390 

228,213 

770,201 

149,572 

87,436 

48,121 

326,118 

74,280 

9,443 

86,497 

148,790 

31,168 

891,488 

63,470 

20,095 

282,568 

116,110 

484.884 

35.286 

85,559 

86.162 

43.067 

108.516 

246.954 

16,515 

79,009 

108,101 

265,631 

24,806 

104,574 

49,411 

270,800 

260,866 

14,886 

210,881 

97,006 

270,125 

65,884 

54,628 

101,089 

87,180 

98,431 

85,897 

112,076 

82,136 

26.878 

58.804 

63,214 

60,544 

28.140 

20.275 

778,784 

66,178 

99,537 

268,721 


18,084 
99,723 
93,217 

306,763 
60,332 

116,775 

108,389 
50,425 

121,501 
60,915 

105,864 
82,216 
82.216 
54,306 

169,694 
89,596 

102,915 

452.298 

170.106 
90,554 
82,766 

170,489 

111,800 
15,846 

176,931 

112,759 
49,672 

194,826 

209,806 
45,084 

281,924 
95,114 

208.607 
47,117 

118,672 
86,499 
68,244 
74,188 

110,476 
24,764 
66,647 
80,888 

162,467 
27,417 

186,196 
86.880 

181,182 

210,048 
80,679 

171,666 
99,746 

148,562 
86,660 
72,156 

181,001 
94,118 

118,818 
68,144 
00.431 

118.779 
48.977 
84.657 
57.514 
68.792 
91.189 
?8,592 

482,407 
61.891 
84,341 

158,051 

125,847 


16,832 
53,644 
64,442 

204.063 
58,769 
60,689 

140,346 
21.216 
76,658 
51.235 
57,027 
67,118 
67,118 
24,816 

163.737 
68,282 
70.850 

405,187 

101,803 
68,863 
67,147 

216,622 
83,625 
10,907 

210,649 

139,844 
52,800 

155,127 
61,076 
47.243 

827,766 
68,128 

106,087 
37.227 
92,468 
25,586 
60.765 
50,801 

103,279 
16.489 
98,800 
68,188 

171,606 
42,095 
09.660 
89.129 

161.286 

248,176 
26,806 

168,656 
54.858 

118,286 
81,984 
87,045 
97,214 

104,605 
89,258 
58,808 
52.973 

112.867 
63.002 

50!m1 
40.482 
69,688 
22.058 

878,617 
87.879 
66.585 
88.65S 

140.807 


23,350 
55.240 
67.240 

193,813 
63,917 
75,152 

183,101 
56,658 

106,384 
65,737 
86,142 

107,087 

107,087 
67,987 

236,879 
96,662 
73,915 

298,184 

125,245 
48.656 
65.639 

161,498 

148,096 
81,552 

838,563 
68,727 
60.083 

107,202 
72,717 
56.557 

424,669 
66,006 

122,215 
46.003 
68,922 
84,909 
51.565 
66,091 
89,474 
27,883 

186,822 
64,492 
90,683 
80,790 

143,808 
58,829 

128,209 

156,163 
44J89 

101J5(f 
74,889 
01,329 

117,878 
46.459 

186.144 

121.784 

120.126 
70.084 
54.297 

148.913 
77.991 
24,185 
83,002 
74,159 
90.691 
66,252 

231.501 
47.381 

.54.797 

104.790 

144,841 


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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  POTATOES  IN  OHIO 
FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

Conn  ties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Sandusky  

Scioto   

162,St)9 

81,045 

113,655 

36,202 

314,916 

230,165 

318,782 

139,306 

10,572 

60,440 

21,052 

25-520 

122,314 

241,197 

112,681 

94,274 

57,312 

200, (H?7 

67,273 
155,008 

41.111 
415,051 
349, €08 
351,131 
160,579 

12,844 

43,550 
^  23,728 

42,321 
109,693 
234,325 

86,237 
104,640 

67.397 

140,743 

58,348 

82,232 

25,364 

258,558 

215,308 

207.751 

144,449 

12,092 

25,393 

22,446 

36,788 

103.866 

150,250 

44,184 

70.222 

32.d6U 

188,396 
103,940 
148,827 
109,525 
412,341 
287,431 
453,529 
274,624 

35,317 
•  86,270 

51,482 
162,799 
117,174 
274,178 

70,573 
103,283 

80,716  ^ 

235,510 

57,618 

194,062 

67,520 

437,378 

316,211 

493,047 

246,514 

20,972 

68,120 

27,558 

58,702 

78,869 

315,879 

79,893 

86,776 

126,330 

160,912 

95.255 

147.993 

70,271 

240,987 

207,741 

280,690 

170,396 

45,110 

75,175 

28,665 

48,970 

150,990 

177,890 

68,886 

96,878 

69,260 

120,586 

84,786 

105,922 

33,207 

249,616 

160,242 

242,470 

131,705 

20,809 

87,337 

30,194 

40,195 

163,630 

115,030 

68,125 

105,530 

42,453 

102,293 
87,898 

Seneca    

Shelby    ........ 

Stark   

98,966 

49,689 

221,361 

Summit    

Trumbull 

Tuscarawas    . . . 
Union   

139,320 
194,852 
174,543 
81,692 

Van  Wert  

Vinton    

Warren   

Washington   ... 

Wayne    

Williams    

Wood    

43,321 
86,405 
69,053 
201,767 
98,126 
59,662 
82,114 

Wyandot  

61,308 

Total   prod... 
Total    area... 

9,203,638 
118,584 

10,097,418 
118,165 

7,286,582 
114,832 

12,906,134 
153,362 

12,557,717 
253,884 

10,069,933 
157,923 

8,486,897 
122,258 

8.839,186 
118,189 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING   PRODUCTION   OF  TOBACCO  IN   OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Pounds  of  Tobacco. 

Counties 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1836. 

1895. 

18M. 

1893. 

1892. 

Adams 

Allen 

2,131,862 

1,828,170 

40 

1,400 

786,098 

520 

2,095 

1,307,617 

917,280 

2,859,386 

2,233,204 

2,886,150 
100 

A.shland    ..... 

4,800 

5,600 

2,500 

9,320 

12,807 

Athens    

Auglaize    .... 

Belmont  

Brown   

BuUer   

Carroll 

2,000 

11,550 

704,452 

4,534,064 

1,029,585 

i6,3o6 

30,800 
1,288,763 
8,300,029 
1,035,965 

3,700 

4,100 

1,226,297 

2,008,930 

531,602 

6,010 

7,880 

1,306,728 

2,522,900 

371,920 

300 

6,5eo 

639,956 

2,387,186 

468,091 

8,800 

16,600 

892,332 

3,712,431 

462,305 

.s.iso 

23,140 

1.552.846 

3.344.460 

546.413 

20.650 

16,480 

1,142,8«4 

3,994,283 

799,202 

Champaign  .. 

Clark  

Clermont  .... 
Clinton  

55,262 

222,335 

2,476,982 

74,624 

98,080 

251,060 

1,597,850 

102,546 

19,100 
160,260 
991,950 

23,590 

'     i6,474 

121,737 

1,301,950 

76,500 

18,400 

14,563 

1,316,965 

16,500 

50 

15,850 

145,141 

2,165.843 

33,500 

16.600 

153,035 

l,n6,210 

4,900 

25,805 
34.445 

2.209.6S0 
26,850 

10 

200 

215 

660 

100 

4,608,765 

.       2,240 

(JuvAhotra    .  * 

250 

Darke    

10,461,175 
8,950 

£6,270.366 

5,650 

100 

5,768,440 
3,600 

2,700,049 
3,400 

3,309,618 

3,909,870 
2,850 

6,566.057 

2,650 

191 

Delaware  .... 

Erie    

80 
4 

ioo 

200 
30 
20 

1,300 

150 

860 

40 

500 

10^ 

Fayette  ...... 

45 

20 

10 

Fulton 

Gallia    

Geauga  ...... 

721,720 

890,582 

235,955 
24 
190,540 
218,945 
106,940 
25% 

475,400 

483,643 

506,253 
75 
214,776 
185,285 
211,411 

586,4n 

455,725 

Greene    

Guernsey   .... 
lamilton    ... 
Hancock    .... 

489,975 
99,085 
189,270 

492,439 
240,461 
103,422 

79,650 
252,635 
174,120 

128,810 

99.087 

44,599 

35 

131,908 

161,460 

226,633 

60 

188,926 
166.704 
145,058 

lardin    

Harrison    . 

80 

4 

100 

62,945 

250 

300 

^enry  

Highland  .... 
Hocking    .... 

100 
83,650 

120 

23,270 

400 

150 

60,925 

1.200 

1,000 

6.425 

14,060 
120 
75 

9,570 
550 

9;ooo 

68,100 

holmes    ..... 

2,530 

Jackson    

65 

efferson    .... 

7,800 

192 

40 

-Cnox   

10 

50 

4,000 

40,530 

142 

11,755 

186 

800 
3.900 
28,775 

Lake    ..;.;... 

650 
17,800 

2,000 
23,700 

62,570 

Lawrence    . . . 

70,848 

2,000 

16,700 

178 

25 

40,297 

Licking    

Logan   

Lorain    

66,000 

15 

31,048 

27.750 

19.500 

14.000 

Lucas    ....... 

300 
20 

100 

Madison 

600 

600 

60 

Mahoning  . . . 

75,210 

Marion    

100 

134,500 

9,330 

1.025 

1,964.420 

1,293,470 

7,132,269 

60,270 

Medina  

Meigs    

223.966 
23,900 
30.600 
3,640,545 
728,515 
13,691,551 
23,582 

238,440 

1.900 

18,200 

3,056,706 

1.888.350 

12,918,307 

101 ,850 

ii6,456 
10,025 

180,627 
5.000 

28i,47i 

4.050 

6,394 

1.234,815 

1.334.203 

6.801,150 

283.090 

270,600 

690 

1,850 

1.488.803 

1,864,740 

5,114.860 

3n.454 

258 

.      8.130 

^,684.486 

283.286 

Mercer    

7  4*15 

Miami    

Monroe  

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

1,126,102 

1.496.205 

5.227.139 

153.525 

32 

9.200 

1,321,737 

908.250 

748.578 

6,459,681 

93.285 

2.289.255 

1.580.663 

10,536.274 

275.260 

Muskingum  . 

13,340 

1.150,675 

3,800 
833,680 

2,500 
601.408 

4.000 
1,163,432 

4.860 
1.141,891 

Noble    

Otawa  

642,144 

Paulding   .... 

6,950 
2,000 

4,000 
7,400 

800 
1.500 

620 

,    4,020 
320 

2,n6 

1,285 

150 

21,500 

200 

1.840,017 

11,420 
2,850 

Perry    

8.000 

Pickaway   .... 

40 

27.900 

50 

1.838.148 

70 

Pike 

26,070 

i7,443 

3,100 

4,905,3.50 

597 

22,910 

1,000 

3,128,000 

320 

8.100 

30.825 

21,825 

3.800 

2,554.326 

100 

Portage  

Preble  

Putnam    

5,724,404 
50 

2,103.300 

2,274.128 

Richland   .... 

Ross  



4,450 

2,300 

26,800 

18.280 

22,180 

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FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Poun48  of  Tobacco. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

Sdndusky  •••• 

Scioto    

348,815 
3,600 

173,230 
1,000 

288,390 
500 

166,021 
570 

18a.275 

237,160 

77,400 

365,887 

228,550 

75 

47,620 

127,160 

Shelby    

Stark    

37,968 
4,100 

17,000 

10,600 
950 

35,800 

66,375 
9,700 

Summit  ...... 

3,600 

5,700 

5.000 

Trumbull  .... 

76 

800 
125 

200 
300 

Union   

150 

125 

Van    Wert    .. 

25 

190 

1,796,522 

78,934 

248,315 

2,500 

Vinton    ..J... 

2,200 

3,446,973 

4,630 

334, no 

1,850 

3,217,078 

54,190 

806,021 

25 

1,506,088 

124,613 

186,825 

eoo 

Warren   

Washington  . 

Wayne    

Williams    .... 

4,244,240 

72,930 

209.490 

1,819,056 
269,119 
235,112 

1,591,990 

465,981 

220,750 

3,500 

2,216,868 

308. 35S 

835,765 

2,000 

Wood 

150 

W^vandot   .... 

18 

..  . 



. 

Total   prod. 
Total  area.. 

52,484,457 
66,242 

49,534,158 
57.659 

29,242,225 
40,823 

24,196,189 
34,603 

24,601,327 
32,856 

.31.573,098 
41,594 

31,511,464 
50,543 

40,639,88» 
46,985 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  BUCKWHEAT  IN 
OHIO  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Coanties. 


Number  of  Bushels. 


1899. 


1897., 


1896. 

1895. 

1894^. 

42 

13 

4 

602 

41 

235 

4,508 

2,501 

815 

71,929 

89.775 

49,181 

506 

280 

279 

4,909 

1,222 

1.412 

2,017 

1,266 

248 

87 

20 
203 

1,097 

14 

3,071 

2,936 

551 

1,171 

989 

1.340 

196 

147 

244 

231 

169 

53 

935 

237 

128 

5,019 

0,952 

1.722 

6,026 

4,457 

1.075 

2,241 

904 

1,152 

316 

1,276 

821 

2,228 

820 

331 

2,166 

284 

1.965 

1,426 

266 

516 

11,342 

4,673 

4.261 

762 

828 

160 

385 

820 

2,469 

323 

927 

8,119 

4,300 

7,408 

272 

64 

167 

6,988 

6,975 

2,409 

468 

60 

6 

2,880 

872 

885 

674 

30 
449 

1,009 

695 

1,330 

650 

1,568 

1,118 

983 

486 

3,131 

28,426 

2,264 

508 

85 

108 

2,830 

8,628 

1,808 

4,256 

8,727 

886 

4,465 

2.437 

1,714 

1,129 

668 

'  206 

997 

972 

429 

10,182 

8,510 

688 

2,885 

8,086 

2,188 

307 

161 

60 

9,928 

1.896 

900 

2,385 

1,287 

1,210 

1,092 

675 

888 

10,028 

6,799 

7,898 

278 

87 

185 

6,136 

2,674 

1,819 

843 

434 

179 

4,489 

962 

878 

242 

142 

41 

1.909 

288 

296 

261 

56 

26 

5,475 

6,688 

1,184 

180 

190 

48 

1,362 

1,068 

828 

1,251 

496 

466 

607 

480 

184 

782 

645. 

28 

760 

630 

•   218 

1,700 

186 

698 

1,679 

907 

849 

42 

10 

8,888 

1,402 

365 

794 

12,327 

6,778 

2,878 

163 

12 

54 

1.033 

614 

644 

8.138 

2,679 

784 

1,393 

247 

706 

1893.     i    1892. 


Adams    

Allen   

Ashland  

Ashtabula  ... 

Athens   

Auglaize    . . . . 

Belmont 

Brown  

Butler  

Carroll    

Champaign  .. 

Clark   

Clermont  .... 

Clinton  

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford'  .... 
Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance    

Delaware  — 

Erie 

Fairfield  

Fayette 

Franklin    .... 

Fulton 

Gallia    

Geauga  

Greene   

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton    . . . 

Hancock  

Hardin  ..^.. 
Harrison  .... 

Henry  

Highland  .... 

Hocking 

Holmes 

Huron  

Jackson   

J  efferson   .... 

Knox  

Lake    

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking    

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison  

Mahoning  ... 

Marion   

Medina  

Meigs 

Mercer 

Miami  

Monroe 

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum  . 

Noble    

Ottawa  

Paulding   .... 

Perry    

Pickaway  .... 

Pike  

Portage    

Preble  

Putnam   

Richland  .... 
Roes 


40 

115 

252 

33,974 

65 

230 

1,344 

35 


440 
67 
56 

153 


1,156 
163 
221 
534 

2,817 
383 

2,428 
147 


159 

7,341 

68 

1,575 

121 

1,097 

16 

168 

29,358 

84 

2,862 

189 

1,792 

200 

719 

1,609 

128 

347 

1,263 

13 

1,880 

124 

190 

18,260 

61 

1,628 

102 

80,870 

107 

189 

55 

4,392 

86 

631 

118 

872 

715 

186 

2,423 

1,225 

45 

683 

8,640 

6 

823 

510 

223 


221 

747 

65,137 


319 

1,951 

196 


1,872 
809 
90 
462 
148 

2,165 

1,911 
701 
84 
847 

1,915 
921 

3,482 

676 

25 

801 

5,491 
119 

5,028 
129 

1,617 
176 
413 
814 
670 

8,567 
197 

2,187 
762 

1,966 

2,254 
760 

1,048 
956 
98 

8,059 
818 
833 

8,827 
54 

1,713 
543 

1,050 

821 

889 

67 

4,676 
146 
874 

1,100 
697 
501 
257 

3.187 

2.384 


158 

188 

2,432 

55,960 

346 

1,022 

1,234 

156 

56 

821 

870 

172 

200 

325 

2,068 

1.444 

1,090 

279 

1,354 

2,812 

975 

4,582 

182 

47 

1,946 

7,208 

200 

6,487 

176 

1,788 

60 

1,049 

668 

241 

8,627 

141 

1,127 

1,082 

8,182 

1,823 

303 

1,634 

917 

119 

2,904 

1,370 

661 

10,232 

62 

2,559 

826 

1,226 

288 

754 

26 

1,918 

20 

618 

1,049 

360 

366 

865 

i,4«l 

1,148 


1,525 

6,007 

151 

602 

1,414 

606 


9,237 

54 

1,681 

1,773 

272 


64  I 
246  I 
933  I 
35,571 
236  I 

1,442 

1,142 

40 

128 

1,233 

979 

569 

824 

72 

1.875 

1.606 

923 

81 

198 

898 

1.167 

8,064 
68 
25 
829 

6,722 
71 

2,956 
46 

7,489 

40 

500 

922 

816 

1.808 
102 
622 
943 
888 
249 
288 

1,188 
741 
29 

1,834 
881 
001 

4,812 
133 

8,288 
879 
644 
492 
174 
242 

1,)28 
129 
512 
771 
41S 
279 
18 
622 
986 
70 
85 

8,678 
105 
192 
002 
140 


as 

1.265 

•i.744 

8s, 476 

444 
2,6C5 

36b 

12. 

26 

1.34S 

292 
88 

217 

479 
2.809 
1,830 
1.434 

498 
1,502 
2.822 
1.618 
6,548 

183 

53 

1,666 

6,888 

83S 

6,452 

92 

1.217 

494 
1,444 
1.480 

480 
2,001 

136 
1.200 
1,070 
2,049 

878 

608 
2,510 

879 

111 
2,302 
1.851 
1.878 
6,190 

192 
4.584 

912 

861 

200 
4,828 

837 

2.256 

69 

6DD 
1^364 

860 

660 

684 
4,747 
1,181 

86S 

88S 
4.48S 

860 
2,102 
2,970 

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OHIO  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  —  Concluded. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

y             Counties. 

1889. 

1808. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1898. 

1802. 

Sandusky 

347 
718 
224 
268 
701 
813 

6,600 
980 
205 
498 
687 
273 

1.276 
259 

2,016 
656 
261 

903 
1,445 

279 
3,496 
1,099 

937 
16.693 
1.568 
1,197 
1.367 
1.646 

196 
2,610 

835 
1.779 
1.881 

420 

453 

662 

479 

1,357 

1.197 

2,027 

16,846 

1,801 

935 

2.250 

805 

905 

1,537 

1,116 

2,013 

2,823 

829 

2.074 
1.723 
1,006 
4,777 
3.329 
3,761 
24.074 
4.694 
2.327 

796 
1.465 

679 
2,492 
2,662 
1,946 
3,062 

801 

1.266 

1.767 

466 

2.468 

8.066 

3,100 

18.646 

2>171 

68 

262 

1.660 

66 

1.994 

2.296 

808 

806 

800 

1.683 

1.267 

604 

1.728 

690 

1.027 

8.652 

1,158 

266 

710 

666 

41 

918 

630 

048 

930 

666 

865 

161 

283 

1.191 

641 

1,101 

5.987 

2,191 

68 

-292 

888 

136 

1.423 

601 

617 

1,762 

216 

1.886 

Scioto  

866 

Seneca   

1.072 

Shelbv    

1.298 

Stark  . , ,TTT 

1.816 

SttHimit •  ■ 

1,129 

Trtinibtill     . 

12,119 

Tuscarawas    ...••.••• 

1.718 

1.464 

Van  Wert 

8.968 

Vinton    

885 

Warren    

163 

M/ashinston  ..••..••• 

1.63a 

Wayne 

1,636 

Winiams    

2,0U 

Wood    

2,974 

Wyandot  

1,107 

Total    product... 
Toul  area 

178,206 
10,408 

191,684 
11,974 

192.800 
14.811 

810.859 
19.932 

268.024 
16.428 

139,203 
12.003 

128,296 
9.876 

181,839 
14,19r 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  FLAX  SEED  IN  OHIO 

FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Number  of  Bushels. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1896. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

^1892. 

Adams 

7 

108 

23,708 

195 

1 

130 

28,859 

71 

A]]eQ                   

17 
9,015 

185 

12,848 

502 

207 

5",  712 



211 

Ashland  

22,278 

15,283 

1 

3.155 

170 

10 

126 

257 

20 

168 

IJelmoiit          .   ....... 

27 
90 

Butler      ""/'.'.'. 

500 

35 


35 

28 

275 

384 

Carroll    

18 

87 

30 

60 

206 
6 

(jlark        

129 

ssn 

25 



19 
55 

2 
2,691 

Crawford    

250 

862 

1,022 
60 

2,i95 
60 
188 
10 
90 

3,965 

1,230 

1»406 

Darke    

100 
138 

85 
56 

10 

260 

MS 

i.iii 

Delaware               • 

......... 

Id 

Erie     

16 

Fafr^ld 

4 

Fayette      

62 

'  12 

4 

20 

Fulton      ^ 

343 

10 
10 
60 
70 
12 

128 

5 

336 

266 

8 

385 

176 

190 

GO 

Gallia    

90 

658 
261 

845 



172 

99 

Orecne   .  • 

5 

4 

8 

7 

Hamilton 

92 

152 
200 

63 
132 

26 

56 

1,860 

5 

285 

4 

193 

JT  arrison      • . 

283 

10 

54 

6 
51 

4 

38 

Highland    

31 

4 

Holmes 

15 
2,974 

JJuron 

1,718 

2,952 

1,965 

6,469 


8,738 
2 
6 
4 

1,898 

iiisi 

lefferson    

5 

40 

106 

12 

Q 

488 

Lake    

2,800 

Lawrence    •  • 

Lickinff         ^ 

6 

9 

1,235 

402 

18 

10 
774 

500 

250 
2,148 

90 

50 
600 
454 

48 
789 
115 

s 

913 
235 

1,320 
245 

174 

Lucas ... 

355 

Madison 

MahoninfiT  

45 

779 

4,370 

487 

84 

7,611 

332 

40 

8,434 

1,991 

346 

65 

6,547 

146 

848 

4,164 

20 

202 

Marion   

254 

Medina  

2,719 

6,922 

7,538 

Mercer   

10 
804 

7 

13 

880 

1 

7 

33 
275 
36 

48 

87 

Miami 

80 

6 

125 

240 
16 
190 

624 
28 
189 

820 

4 

1.242 

Monroe 

Montgomery  

54 

Morgan    

19 

M  orrow    

95 

101 

95 

128 

Muskingum  

15 

Noble   ' 

Ottawa   ' 

25 

Pauldinir   

7 


100 

40 

95 

20 



i7 
2 

15 
27 

81 

Perry    

Pickaway 

Pike : 

Portage    

90 

327 

225 

11 

3,012 

404 

344 

2 

1,415 

1 

633 
232 

796 
491 

844 
907 

240 

738 

80 

878 

!•• 

16 

Preble  

1.996 

Putnam    

Richland 

1,086 

4,900 

4,797 

2,296 

887 

Ross  

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FOR  EIGHT  YEARS— Concluded. 


Number  ol 

'  Bnshels. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1896. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1892. 

^    37 

2 

Scioto 

28 
202 
111 

20 

20 
41 

Seneca 

220 

120 

2 

80 
277 

n 

202 

1,166 

13 

Shelby 

64 
5 

166 
42 

535 

Stark   

66 

Summit    ............. 

Trumbull 





310 

518 

1,792 

8,106 
26 

2,286 

7 

744 

9 

986 

Tuscarawas    

Union 



6 
15 
2 

55 

Van  Wert 

20 

60 

60 

60 

g 

Vinton    

30 

Warren • 

' 

5 

Wasninarton 

4 
2,261 

4 
4,824 

Wayne 

Williams  

1,117 


2,412 


8,948 

6,677 

2.794 

2,266 

Wood    

76 

60 

150 

418 

360 
100 

106 

20 

Wyandot  

1 

'^ 

Total  product.... 

81,979 

86,807 

26,640 

47,605 

67,223 

43,802 

23,288 

25,003 

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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  FLAX  IN  OHIO  FOR 

EIGHT  YEARS. 


Pounds  ot  Fibre. 

Coanties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1 

1895. 

1 

1894. 

1893. 

1882. 

Allen   

0 

Ashland  

Ashtabula  ... 

1,365,600 

766.860 

652,600 

986,550 
3,300 

838,407 

1,464,600 

607,600 

204.800 
2,000 

Athens    

4.000 

Caroll 

1,000 

ChAmDaiflrn  . . 

Clark  ...  ... 

15,000 
16,000 

8.500 

Crawford   .... 



400 

18 

5 

8,000 

70,000 

13,780 

Darke   

6,700 

46,000 

Delaware  .... 

Erie 

Fairfield    .... 

4 

Fayette  ...... 

14 

Geauga  ...... 

6,006 

21,960 

6,000 

502,804 

41,000 

4,000 

80.000 

Greene 

Huron 

Knox  ........ 

287,800 

121,400 

80 

320 

90,115 

250,680 

154,208 

135,800 

65.200 

Lake   

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking    

48 

Lorain  

Lucas    

81.875 

i6,566 
10 

69,010 

41,500 

45,000 

158 

6 

21,700 

18,900 

6,000 

Mahoning  . . . 

7,000 

4.000 

8,000 
128 

Marion   

Medina 

Mercer   

65,400 

68,019 



87,514 

121,200 

282,800 

824,900 

196,800 

266,040 

Miami  

Montgomery 

1,006 

6 

84,800 

22,000 
100 

3,000 

21,400 
9,000 

20,100 

64.0(» 

•Morrow    

io' 

6,000 
6.001 

Portage    

Preble 

4,000 

11,087 

29,500 

56,400 

26,000 

19,800 
10.000 

710 
84.800 

Putnam    .  ... 

400 
56,800 

60 
43,000 

Richland   .... 
Sandusky  .... 

42,650 

276,400 

215,100 

93,000 

8,112 

6.000 

Seneca  

10 

435 

Shelby  

6,000 

1,608 
4 

19,000 
126,600 

15,000 

16,820 

6.000 

80,500 

168,100 

9»600 

Stark    

i  rumbull  .... 

166.700 
276,300 

102,235 
258,560 

108,800 
657.800 

15.600 
227.180 

^ayne   

Totals  .... 

86,100 

136,370 

1,838,781 

1,163,184     1,018,301 

2,218,146 

2,820,935 

2,946,408 

1,266,248 

1,050,247 

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OHIO  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Coanties. 


Adams  .... 

Allen    

Ashland  ... 
A»h  tabula 


Athens 
Auglaize 
Helmont 
IJrown    . . 
Butler   ... 
Carroll 


C  hampaign   . 

Clark   

Clermont  ... 

C  linton  

Columbiana 
Coshocton    . 
Cravk  ford   . . . 
Cuyahoga  . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  ... 
Delaware    ... 

Erie    

Fairfield  .... 

Fayette    

Franklin    ... 

Fulton    

Gallia 

Ceauga  

(ireene    

(iuernsey  ... 
Hamilton  .. 
Hancock    ... 

Hardin    

Harrison    ... 

Henry   

Highland  .. 
Hocking    ... 

Holmes   

Huron 


Jackson 
Jefferson    . . . . 

Knox  

I^ke    

Lawrence  

Licking 

Logan  

Lorain  

Lucas    

Madison    .... 
Mahoning   ... 

Marion   

Medina   

Meigs    

M  ercer    

Miami  

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum   . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding   

Perry  

Pickaway    ... 

Pike  

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam    

Richland   

Ro9»    


Pounds  of  Broom  Brush. 


1,800 


86,100 

2,000 

300 

6,000 


345,305 
900 


150 
100 
60 


89,150 


700 

3 

6,050 

11,400 

5,495 


700 

630 

18,000 


1,200 

3,110 

2,400 

10 


1S%. 


80 
800 


100,700 
2,000 
2,714 
7,500 


47,500 


41,360 
**3',66o' 


8,000 

39,820 

500 

4,600 


175 

82 


l.CKX) 
200 

1,000 
600 


12,800 


15 
14,550 


276 
1.080 
10,630 

472 
44,900 

260 


60 


400 


.1   3,1>J0 

.!'     20 


2,500 


1807. 


2,387 


400 


162,000 
2,320 
2,693 
13,800 


21,650 


1,610 
800 


1,000 


3,650 
3,200 


4,000 

.  35<) 

6,000 

4, .550 

1,700 


500 

800 


520 
1,000 


500 


3,110 


90,100 

5,008 

550 

33,000 


350 


17,022 
200 


1805. 


600 


3,900 
450 


248,020 
4,320 
3,300 
20,500 


7,600 


2,000 

400 

247 

30 


36,520 


.10,(100 
145.250 
300 
6, 0(H) 
2,000 
3,<)00 
l,40f» 
4,000 


4,000 
8,000 
2,000 
2,000 


3,700 
3,150 


80 

6.000 

345 

21,. 500 

1,450 


900 


400 


1,000 


36  S  S 


8,400 


2,000 

86,000 

100 

500 


3,800 


1,400 
2,100 
4,000 
25 
1,400 
310 


300 
2.000 


900 


1,300 

3,000 

310 


4,550 


2,(KK) 

801 

4,200 

4,500 


1S94. 


300 

50 

1,800 


175,750 
2,468 
2,380 
24,400 


82,500 


4,350 
1,000 


58,210 


lb93. 


1,000 


1,000 


121,900 

670 

825 

37,200 


52,0«) 


21,400 
2,300 


120 
22,100 


12,800 


200 
100 


900 

1,400 

400 


2,300  , 
15,000 

1,100  I 
18.000  I 
28,550 


1,000 


135 


9,700 
9,000 
43,400 
1,200 


8,000 


22, aK) 


2,600 
2,800 
2,100 
1,200 


2,427 

8,010 


1,910 
4,000 
3,000 
2,500 
27,000 
2,400 


2,209 


1,500 
I    5,200 
22,600 


5,000 


5,63V> 


2,000 


1,045 
3,000 


145,400 


500 


1,400 

5,930 

14,200 

3,625 

50 

25,600 

540 


1,500 


100 
502 


2,000 

700 

4.820 

15,000  I 

700  I 

3,000  I 


300  t 


67,000  I 
700  I 
1,460  1. 


66.000 

200 

200 

9,300 

500 


6,000 
14,500 
100 
33,000 
35 
1,550 


471 


75 

64,000 

2,000 


3.842 

40 

5,675 

200 


8,200 
*5i689 


2,700 


465 
300 


600 


510 


800 
11,500 


1,600 
36 


1.8.50 
2,300 
6,300 


23,970 
171 


154 

85,200 

1,000 

400 
10.050 


1S92. 


2,125 

NK> 

2,322 

1, ()<)(» 

200 

34,700 

2,2(WJ 

8<<i 

36,250 


86,332 

500 

1,700 

1,565 

6(H) 

2,0SO 

70<i 


28,300 
"i7*,66(') 


6,900 
12,855 
2U,30<» 

1,800 


9,9(;(» 

140 
10,424 
2,200 
16,000 


11,200 

""im 


370 


1,400 
I  800- 


1,500 
3f'> 


8,600 

70 

14,000 

160 

3.150 

240 

lis 


1,200 


125,000 
*'26,«»(V) 


2,600  I. 
306  I 


2,000 


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COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  BROOM  CORN  IN 
OHIO  FOR  EIGHT  YEARS  —  Concluded. 


Pounds  of  Broom  Brush. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1895. 

1894. 

1893. 

1 

1 

1892. 

Sanduskv                 .   . 

109 
3,944 

1,200 

Scioto    

280 

200 

2,070 

1,000 

700 

7,200 

43 



1-25 
5,100 

I, am 

Shelby                  

11,000 
3,832 

250 
1,000 

6C4 
5,055 
8,000 

4,000 
50 

4,400 

99 

800 

1,200 

f01 

Jstark   

170 

^urnmit    



4j 

Trumbull        

50 
130 

2,000 
2,000 

8,000 
2,500 

8,090 
7,850 

1,500 

5,600 

250 

430 

Union   

2,354 

3,700 

Van  Wert  

Vinton  

100 

1,150 

l!§ 

Warren 

3,600 

1,000 

400 

2,000 

1,000 

Washington 

600 

200 
1,105 
1,800 

Wayne    

50 

1,755 

400 

1,500 

20 

22.420 
450 

Williams   

Wood  

160 

Wyandot    

2.000 

900 

1,300 

Total  product.... 
Total  area 

069,475 
907 

344,166 

748 

317,404 

781 

593,971 
979 

543,203 
1,053 

637,248 
1,125 

497, .551 
1,582 

538,474 
1,081 

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FOR  SIX  YEARS. 


Counties. 


bo 

6 


1 


Adams    

Allen    

Ashland   

Ashtabula    . . . 

Athens    

Auglaize    

Belmont  

Brown  

Butler    

Carroll 

Champaign   .. 

Clark    

Clermont   .... 

Clinton    

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . . 
Crawford  . . . . 
Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance 

Delaware   .... 

Erie" 

Fairfield  

Fayette  

Franklin  

Fulton  

Gallia  

Geauga   

Greene    

Guernsey   . . . . 

Hamilton 

Hancock    — 

Hardin    

Harrison 

Henry    

Highland  

Hocking 

Holmes 

Huron  

Jackson    

JeflFerson    . . . . 

Knox    

Lake  

Lawrence  .... 

Licking 

Logan   

Lorain  

Lucas 

Madison   

Mahoning   ... 

Marion    

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer 

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow    

Muskingum   . 

Noble 

Ottawa 

Paulding 

Perry   

Pickaway  .... 

Pike   

Portage 

Preble   

Putnam 

Richland  .... 
Ross  


14 

40 
BO 
50 
00 
50 
26 
75 
[» 
30 

1,841,070 

1,205,660 

1,514,200 

3, 9(52, 220 

1,891,700 

1,511,020 

4,470,300 

1,997,157 

67,200 

1,189,860 

1,460,860 

4,186,150 

1,829,450 

723,500 

125,380 

2,318,660 

2,626,425 

859,260 

2,039,340 


738,800 

279,300 

897,780 

72,240 

80 

»40 

SO 

>79 

120 

iSO 

»0 

,.,..,/90 

554,190 

3,853.490 

1.215.956 

2,192.606 

250,510 

173,946 

2,574,465 

331,100 

660,380 

2,762,590 

178,160 

2,298,280 

4,860,66i 

3,826,597 

2,868,800 

2,745,410 

3,513,910 

1,259,316 

6,700 

1,700 

3,a35,460 

2,244,200 

2,773,360 

3,686,760 

5,992,860 

2,800 

3,640,495 

3,608,680 


m 

190 

:  BO 

r60 

iOO 

00 

^42 

\80 

^0 

., —  ,J81 

1,410,980 

1,034,668 

1,032,190 

810,263 

8,399,088 

1,461,990 

1,327,400 

3,610,600 

914,138 

75,300 

788,100 

903,870 

2,755,650 

1,573,471 

296,350 

151,260 

2,341,521 

2,391,347 

629,400 

2,136,726 


2,268,462 

104,924 

2,096,100 

3,999,040 

1,609,406 

68,600 

2,140,275 

1,218,577 

214,100 

1,703,125 

841,820 

646,800 

763,600 

666,048 

8,265,009 

1,163,050 

1,067,488 

2,984,890 

694,410 

57,450 

237,456 

674,760 

1,885,490 

782,171 

200,701 

104,900 

2,479,963 

2,313,160 

261,940 

1,789,000 


494,000 
146,900 
810,421 
70,1C0 
"'"  -^,15 
161 

m 

150 
110 
110 
50 
KX) 
100 

too 

««^,J00 
3,074,430 

147,500 

60,600 

8,673,980 

257.900 
5,267,500 
2,931,264 

102,100 
1,810,426 
2,321,430 
2,391,778 
2,304.928 
2,323,896 
2,832,165 
1,067,016 
1.400 
14.243 
8,650,810 

587,913 
2,680,680 
3,451,854 
4,131,015 
6,000 
8,341.561 
2,156,860 


281,350 
34,860 
1,816,690 
40,300 
3,261,640 
2,027,768 
1,888,720 
2,794,010 
1,934,668 
1,447,120 
1,867,825 

CCA  429 

150 
«0 
»0 
W 
00 
00 
94 
00 
90 
117 
00 
160 
160 
00 
150 
r76 
'48 
00 
[00 
'00 
150 
00 
43 
1.52 

2,600 
2,746,460 
1,335,642 


2,101,680 
180,475 

1,382,978 

8,468,683 

1,414,960 
25,600 

1,777,607 

1,038,700 
143,250 

1,213.670 
788.630 
396,708 
649,536 
336,660 

2,763,300 
827,464 
711,020 

8,539,840 
682,615 
32,000 
296,000 
683,290 

1,408.600 
696,436 
252,750 
28,900 

1,750,006 

1,882,823 
123,300 

1,402,200 


268,566 

100,200 

726,106 

26,900 

2,397,020 

2,002,923 

1,210,960 

2,014,068 

1.484,910 

1,221,682 

1,406,140 

681,700 

211,126 

1,104,810 

161,300 

1,740,420 

118,700 


2,965,486 

90,910 

3.257,420 

1,956,889 

8,500 

672,460 

1,585,502 

1,437,860 

1,942,660 

856.191 

2,648,796 

1,090,089 

600 

4,920 

2,751,630 

643.050 

1,771,060 

3,208,740 

8,681,760 


1,748,700 
1,362,850 


2,381,260 

369,900 
1,751,900 
4,668,300 
1,709,990 
19,800 
1,623,377 
1,671,600 

146,450 
1,053,108 
1,354,070 

578,500 
1,122,980 

795,230 
2.563,700 
1,286,006 
1,116,918 
3,361,100 

926,900 
46.600 

666,680 

686,001 
2,503,250 

746,700 

621,875 

86.100 

1,664,000 

2,298,515 

676,900 
1,681,505 


449,340 

175,900 

737,638 

"  -00 

00 

15 

80 

70 

00 


00 

96 

90 

00 

51 

00 

44,000 

4,172,897 

114,012 

4.417,645 

2,407,860 

23,900 

•  661,048 

1,540,260 

1,626,930 

2.432.868 

1,669,270 

2,892,991 

1,186,020 

6,800 

5,300 

3,088,916 

878,500 

1,522.140 

8,476,300 

3,948,100 

5,000 

2,775,207 

1.606,255 


2,669,700 

273,100 

1,401,600 

3,690,604 

1,104,640 

4,100 

1.082,648 

1,839,765 

186,625 

862,648 

694,750 

246.016 

995.718 

420.000 

2.183,950 

760,186 

707,600 

3,974,950 

587,980 

45,320 

407,430 

844,600 

1,894,252 

406,800 

273,816 

102,760 

1,298,476 

1,961,406 

332,620 

987,435 


213,400 

65.400 

487,350 

8,350 

2,011,750 

1,402,640 

667.224 

1,9.39,160 

1,469,915 

$99,400 

2,041,318 

1,066,800 

86,600 

977,150 

217,750 

1,380,519 

178,150 

1,000 

2,643,729 

16,100 

8,062,000 

1,625.990 

6.100 

397,160 

1.053,481 

997.010 

1,743,561 

947.100 

1,602,046 

470,810 

2.600 


2,115,580 
184.044 
1,547,080 
2,778,452 
8,286.450 
2,900 
1,285,480 
1,504,360 


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COMPARATIVE  TABI^E  SHOWING  USE  OF  COMMERCIAL  FERTILIZER 
FOR  SIX  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Counties. 


bo 


§1 


330 


bo 

M 

u 

•5 

•s 


32 


Sandusky  . . . 

Scioto    

Seneca  

Shelby  

Stark    

Summit 

Trumbull   . . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert   .. 

Vinton    

Warren   

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams    ... 

Wood 

Wyandot    . . . 


658,700 
3.033,800 
3,(HKJ,W34  I 
1,470,3(X) 
3,253,025 
8,445,5Jf«) 
3,251.162 
1,700,570 

57!*,  575 


1,997,51)0 
943,600 
5,170,510 
5,516,148 
2.^5,000 
725,940 
710,500 


Total  pounds. 
Total  cost 


434,100 
1.984,505 
2,390,500 

582, 51p 
3,. 5:^5, 770 
2,781.627 
3,320,62H 
1,573,450 

168,350 

1,<HX.) 

1,964,.S50 

870,900 
4,617,730 
4,5a3,000 

175,550 

518,300 

574,750 


284,400 
1,526,890 
1,900,840 

361,570 
2,268,469 
2,:«7,740 
2,915,942 
1,209,200 
62,1KX) 
1,<H)0 
1,407,600 

562,750 

3,375,175 

3,5<>0,698 

63,300 

453,400 

217,516 


272,085 
1,913,312 
1,458,930 

533,670 
2,157,900 
1,613,981 
2,427,010 
1,054,430 
84,050 


I 


178,926,948 


$2,299,1.%  f  $1,543,915  ($1,481,583  05 

]  1 I 


1,294,950  I 

392,150 
3,294.850 
3,152,588 
116.700 
319,300 
153,700 


102,383,910 
$1,168,657 


181,226 
1,607,544 
2,623,150 

731,750 
2,695,854 

165,1^5 
3,533,860 
1,117,375 

153,900 

600 

1,589,939 

837,200 
4,260,500 
4,1-28,876 

235, .-UO 

333,380 

348,480 


126,297,999 
$1,529,088 


121,!nV» 

i,3i9,e' :» 

9«).J^» 

221,  roo 
I,»i3,rv>> 

1,302,73* 

2,802.4*.  M 

755. 4  <> 

831^Gw 

l.OtJ., 

1.152,3'v: 

3,025,11  •; 

2,7.*i2,«'M; 

52.2»«» 

525, 7mi 

lga),»»0 


91,290,S4(» 
$1,162,981 


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565 


COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING  PRODUCTION  OF  WOOL  IN  OHIO  FOR 

EIGHT  YEARS. 


Pounds  Shorn. 


Adams    

Allen   

Ashland  .... 
Ashtabula  .. 

Athens   

Auglaize  . . . . 
Itclmont  .... 

Brown    

Butler   

Carroll    

Champaign  . 

Clark  

Clermont  ... 

Clinton  

Columbiana 
Coshocton    . 
Crawford   ... 
Cuyahoga    •• 

Darke 

Defiance  .... 
Delaware  ... 

Erie   

Fairfield  .... 

Fayette 

Franklin    . . . 

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga  

Greene    

Guernsey  ... 
Hamilton  ... 
Hancock    . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison    . . . 

Henry 

Highland  ... 
Hocking  ... 
Holmes  .... 
Huron  ..... 
Jackson  . . . . 
Jefferson    ... 

Knox 

Lake    

Lawrence  . . 
Licking    .... 

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison  ... 
Mahoning  .. 

Marion  

Medina 

Meigs    

Mercer  

Miami     

Monroe 

Montgomery 
Morgan  . . . . 
Morrow  .... 
Muskingum 

"Noble   

Ottawa   

Paulding   ... 

Perry 

Pickaway  ... 

Pike  

Portage   

Preble 

Putnam  . . . . 
Richland  ... 
Ross 


43,(572 

49,21/1 

104,950 

101,433 

245,615 

312,500 

86,941 

95,031 

271,610 

244,080 

54,598 

58,766 

426,580 

387,709 

60,240 

53,060 

36,797 

37,791 

343,829 

324,576 

126,343 

126,897 

99,718 

153,424 

26,691 

33,582 

122,750 

132,597 

181,462 

176,251 

428,255 

352,528 

177,318 

220,3(57 

30,982 

31,282 

39,960 

38,301 

76,257 

74,626 

252,780 

221,301 

09,672 

1)3,289 

87,511 

91,616 

33,199 

37,537 

52,330 

57,571 

102,542 

127,934 

61,700 

72,843 

63,852 

82,311 

107,164 

94,138 

432,097 

308,901 

3,379 

6,024 

,««  ^33 

194,200 

41 

155,790 

^ 

580,209 

41 

49,356 

26 

109,426 

09 

86,158 

53 

142,832 

20 

283,336 

20 

41,888 

48 

314,497 

81 

498,445 

81 

24,688 

81 

11,348 

16 

543,343 

80 

176,667 

42 

118,695 

18 

13,416 

,w,^l 

.   1.50,909 

115,545 

'  132,501 

300,818 

360,904 

181,775 

180,121 

143,300 

143,743 

58,840 

62.504 

18,179 

20,255 

94,018 

92,446 

11,711 

15,400 

380,376 

839,385 

870,108 

848,115 

458,708 

450,004 

302,211 

258,796 

28,935 

28,269 

35,963 

35,192 

144,170 

148,651 

59,604 

35,951 

16,311 

20,547 

126,665 

122,836 

84,575 

39,887 

43,257 

53,571 

192..^S6 

218,367 

67,999 

55,  IW 

77,012 

169,597 

90,381 

196,726 

49,405 

348,934 

49,705 

25,832 

326,937 

128,211 

120,487 

26,554 

97,317 

155,007 

404,367 

199,646 

2J>,773 

28,081 

62,783 

186,144 

59,676 

56,350 

49,655 

46,748 

110,902 

76,464 

71,056 

99,616 

355,240 

6,272 

171,988 

46,158 

562,095 

41,028 

84,205 

83,317 

118,686 

284,424 

44,014 

310,654 

457,119 

32,918 

10,165 

470,768 

,  237,135 

115,431 

14,290 

164,085 

133,325 

317,326 

170,083 

132,118 

48,882 

19,570 

70,686 

11,718 

812,424 

841,632 

441,585 

232,878 

27,160 

24.015 

181,731 

88,815 

21,761 

118,615 

31,584 

49,863 

164,947 

53,111 


at , Ota 

76,141 

203,188 

77,075 

216,524 

53,662 

359,787 

41,270 

2*, 615 

314,263 

104,085 

142,509 

24,811 

115,515 

170,504 

463,164 

,201,365 

27,188 

24,013 

71,401 

210,081 

65,514 

58,098 

44,315 

44,271 

96,385 

61,945 

66,335 

91,028 

378,170 

"155 ,955 

154,248 

539,373 

36,505 

87,176 

97,560 

148,219 

275,803 

61,257 

290,035 

460,255 

38,138 

11,131 

527,657 

155,657 

125,062 

12,426 

144,390 

145,645 

328,133 

159,538 

137,663 

38,049 

19,488 

71,673 

7,916 

334,887 

322,291 

472,490 

243,588 

27,860 

19,153 

156,250 

45,628 

22,435 

120,360 

83,159 

34,645 

163,781 

46,679 


ou,B<i; 
93,728 

00,010 
130,117 

18i),456 

218,256 

11,799 

109,793 

292,028 

361,205 

68,827 

85,866 

452,450 

553,076 

58,635 

59,686 

37,997 

40,128 

380,926 

466,152 

194,617 

171,499 

205,945 

202,824 

27,456 

31,110 

4,615 

154*,632 

201,560 

235,916 

533,410 

580,978 

220,954 

223,891 

31,680 

34,283 

36,032 

49,762 

72,826 

81,042 

262,103 

323,385 

75,952 

75,379 

81,434 

132,584 

69,980 

81,906 

54,448 

55,828 

96,278 

154,899 

74,951 

90,473 

73,155 

95,647 

131,087 

136,163 

439,496 

540,090 

6,938 

8,727 

201,755 

219,393 

173,476 

210,119 

676,295 

812,750 

52,332 

96,426 

114,380 

126,252 

102,325 

141,630 

148,654 

188,859 

297,408 

834,188 

65,153 

70,813 

354,508 

432,182 

529,881 

574,810 

38,457 

48,248 

12,085 

20,809 

584,445 

702,301 

200,477 

250,431 

126,229 

159,756 

16,651 

18,981 

189,896 

213,181 

218,210 

224,929 

340,669 

391,407 

192,333 

217,140 

216,315 

239,055 

49,194 

70,037 

21,750 

28,572 

108,718 

155,480 

13,033 

19,060 

436,234 

506,300 

368,913 

452,859 

540,753 

567,953 

343,803 

424,738 

33,038 

36,344 

29,651 

29,368 

196,777 

224,612 

71,549 

27,616 

.32,038 

155,640 

182,617 

35,3.59 

44,431 

55.3.30 

61,903 

2l5.0a3 

2.30,000 

68,542 

03,811 

OU,442 

130.849 

231,198 

.120,659 

871,618 

65,622 

556,100 

51,856 

46,805 

474,380 

175,776 

257,072 

25,183 

143,152 

280,574 

636,198 

230,871 

43,295 

40,375 

76,812 

245,081 

102,522 

144,003 

106,328 

66,803 

186,085 

86,914 

89,524 

94,759 

568,605 

11,949 

224,107 

169,343 

814,892 

59,769 

118,008 

135,023 

189,520 

343,096 

62,654 

431,910 

621,218 

89,226 

16,804 

759,898 

299,071 

157,368 

21,881 

264,499 

226,576 

341,086 

210,147 

213,029 

70,029 

81,708 

179,735 

22,675 

611,130 

472,037 

588,831 

384,021 

38,143 

30,021 

204,636 

77 

28,840 

178,005 

39,167 

56,546 

251,. 568 

68,282 


127,609 

277,685 

120,209 

447.861 

71,629 

648,155 

48,817 

38,027 

552,210 

142,139 

290,786 

21,087 

130,413 

834,511 

646,764 

248,263 

50,098 

42,720 

68,6T4 

400,871 

104,670 

109,837 

85,188 

79,084 

194,930 

87,569 

97,736 

144,787 

642,249 

11,706 

231,039 

212,230 

912,442 

64,663 

101,814 

157,245 

198,379 

404,463 

62,924 

484,988 

682,698 

58,429 

11,651 

893,405 

280,521 

199,888 

27,436 

253,709 

215,037 

400,799 

318,816 

248,028 

57,053 

36,983 

184,675 

16,27i 

546,856 

549,181 

640,590 

475,456 

68,725 

26,821 

249,513 

47,791 

23,a'?4 

223,077 

42,.^35 

79.. 307 

282.^56 

73,696 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


COMPARATIVE  TABLE  SHOWING   PRODUCTION  OF  WOOL  IN  OHIO  FOR 
EIGHT  YEARS  — Concluded. 


Pounds  Shorn. 

Counties. 

1899. 

1898. 

1897. 

1896. 

1896. 

1894. 

189S. 

18«. 

Sandusky  

Scioto   

Seneca  

Shelby 

Stark     

Summit    

Trumbull    ... 
Tuscarawas    . 

Union   

Van  Wert  ... 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington  . 

Wayne    

Williams    .... 

Wood    

Wyandot  

82,044 

5,554 

177,127 

.40,480 

124,765 

40,961 

134,121 

155,420 

252,370 

61.674 

80,062 

64,112 

198,705 

1-25.545 

153,175 

75,379 

831,1)47 

83,572 

5,768 

174,341 

36,368 
130,455 

48,618 
143,291 
151,658 
203,216 

74,896 
104,481 

70,676 
199,010 
138,238 
166,295 

75,667 
286,275 

85,016 

5,508 

145,419 

29,130 

112,335 

44,759 

135,160 

142,789 

194,238 

50,665 

98,710 

59,385 

188,583 

116,191 

136,522 

102, .511 

352,924 

65,936 

6,297 

162,462 

28,905 
130,. 354 

41.179 
140,458 
151,606 
19i),750 

43,495 
110,548 

61,164 
296,001 
107,401 
135,849 

84,074 
368,432 

105,756 

8,654 

204,117 

47,185 
158,771 

59,435 
179,270 
202,810 
234,934 

74,037 
136,158 

69,788 
267,207 
136,397 
149,616 

97,599 
875,920 

117,395 

7,776 

202,496 

33,822 
194,159 

65,306 
211,540 
262,672 
273,134 

66,586 
150,964 

68,108 
349,428 
153.415 
162,474 

86,055 
406,395 

84,235 

5,652 

211,600 

39,311 

186,899 

66,760 

212,160 

272.365 

815,100 

62,104 

38,360 

82,182 

327,404 

155.215 

164,650 

117,609 

346,650 

107,390 

5,8i: 

238,177 

ss.ioe 

207,773 

78.970 

241,348 

316.990 

283,322 

66,65S 

145,997 

69.^74 

362.268 

170,601 

188.565 

120,894 

415.110 

Total  pr'd'ct 

13,017,052 

13,104,874 

11.877,503 

12,262,439 

14.671,104 

17,161,826 

17.284,073 

19,405,224 

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567 


CONVEYANCES,  LEASES,  MORTGAGES,  ETC. 

FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1900,  AS  REPORTED  BY 
COUNTY  RECORDERS. 


TABLE  No.  I— AGRICULTURAL  LAND& 


Sales. 

Coaaties. 

II 
IS 

0 

u 

§1 

Adams  , 

576 
1,146 
328 
460 
838 
356 
412 
468 
240 
280 
334 
369 
564 
360 
191 
446 
317 
277 
816 
884 
407 
212 
603 
347 
1,021 
421 
659 
328 
331 
396 
404 
421 
215 
470 
473 
421 
509 
850 
296 
237 
877 
274 
542 
519 
485 
360 
398 
169 
397 
328 
270 
501 
624 
490 

29,970 
19,366 
18,965 
11,976 
20,458 
15,210 
22,701 
86,049 
17,869 
13,580 
16,988 
14,369 
21,268 
13,272 

7,840 
20,365 
12,609 

7,734 
86,071 
20,676 
16,864 

6,276 
24,188 
18,291 
35,273 

$11  46 
86  00 

28  64 
19  00 

26  18 
23  40 

27  00 

12  16 
43  00 
30  26 
42  35 
68  09 
26  10 

42  60 

29  60 
18  11 
48  49 

106  00 
88  95 
81  24 

88  00 
56  68 

30  82 
50  26 
23  00 

43  16 
16  00 

28  00 
40  00 
84  DO 
48  60 

89  00 
28  00 
86  62 

23  00 
^08 

44  00 
84  45 
14  07 

24  74 
24  22 
61  54 

13  00 
84  25 
81  63 

45  00 

$332,201  72- 
677,776  oa 
643,319  28 
164,400  OO 
634,638  48 
366,914  00> 
612,997  5& 
488,176  0» 
769,890  CO- 
410,980  80 
729,455  26 

Allen 

Ashland 

Ashtabula    

Athens  

Aug^Iaize  

Belmont  

Brown    

Butler 

Carroll     

Champaign  

Clark 

Clermont    *. 

834,125  <i5 
555,097  :?0- 
762,849  70- 
231,480  00 
868,548  46^ 
Oil  418  12- 

Clinton   

Columbiana 

Coshocton  

Crawford  

Cuyahoga 

612  750  00 

Darke  

1,365,817  00 
642,691  6ft 
649,210  oa 
356,742  12 
745  448  73 

Defiance  

Delaware 

Erie    

Fairfield 

Fayette 

919,323  0» 
794,811  09 
746,643  oa 
346,041  82 
344,900  00 
^    738,860  00 
867.204  00 
814,476  22 
697,290  OO 

284.000  00 
774,619  oa 
504,275  02 
194,169  4& 
675,712  OO 

484.001  82 

190,650  oa 

413,044  oa 
484,752  oa 
381,335  47 
194,683  oa 
748,909  60 
905,380  36 
626.774  oa 

Franklin  

Fulton  

Gallia •. 

21,388 

12,094 
18,334 

9,707 
16,737 
17,999 
10,132 
21,150 
21,891 
24,020 
15,366 
14,043 
13,000 
16,695 
20,007 

6,196 
15.042 
21,874 
28,616 
13,856 

Geauga 

Greene 

Guernsey    

Hancpck    

Hardin 

Harri  son  

Henry  

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes 

Huron    

Jackson  

TefTerson   

\nox    

Lake 

.awrcnce    , 

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain  

Lucas  

415,763  39- 

Madison 

9,837 
11,075 
17,943 
13.044 
19,520 
25.624 
22,112 

49  78 
42  46 
36  00 
36  83 
15  89 
29  14 

ssas 

489,155  00 
470  313  56 

Mahoning    

Marion    

644,259  17 
467,402  12 
310,293  00 
746,918  55 
744,216  oa 

Medina 

Meigs    

Mercer  

Miami   

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TABLE  No.  I—AGRICULTURAI.  LANDS  —  Concluded 


Cotmtles. 


Sales. 


Is 

9  10 


8 


< 


d 
o 

!5 

< 


Monroe  .... 
Montgomery 

Morgan  

Morrow 

Muskingum 

Noble  

Ottawa 

Paulding  ... 

Perry    

Pickaway   ... 

Pike 

Portage  

Preble 

Putnam  

Kichland  

Ross   

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto    

Seneca  

Shelby   

Stark    

Summit  

Trumbull    . . . 
Tuscarawas   . 

I'nion  

V^an  Wert  .. 

Vinton 

Warren 

Washington  . 
Wayne  ...... 

Williams  .... 

Wood  

Wyandot  ... 

Totals.. 


364 
479 
343 
342 
456 

vm 

327 
917 
S70 
252 
478 
321 
446 
598 
.531 
569 
270 
.355 
.%5 
306 
311 
370 
401 
502 
510 
5a3 
.".72 
279 
728 
501 
.'^47 
790 
.374 


37,185 


16,157 
17,866 
12,106 
14,263 
20,331 
17,556 


35,512 
17,302 
12,243 
i6, 672 
14,832 
20,862 
27,185 
27,631 
27,828 
10,068 
23,395 
16,540 
15,498 
10,655 
13,104 
17,970 
18,. 397 
25,611 
16,126 
26,457 
15,572 
22,131 
18,572 
17,115 
.37,100 
17,.514 


12  43 

58  11 
26  15 
30  92 
22  00 
18  62 


80  67 

25  08 
47  97 

7  56 
34  00 
39  27 
27  02 

23  36 

24  38 

57  90 

8  60 
45  56 

26  70 

58  00 
63  00 
29  02 
32  04 

27  61 
47  00 
14  49 
43  34 
21  17 
47  46 
34  55 
38  00 
41  60 


300,861  IS 
1,037,593  45 
316,631  71 
440.9^  91 
455,564  00 
827,027  00 
554,356  00 
1,085,707  00 
449,855  16 

587.382  43 
277,503  06 
503,341  00 

819.383  00 
734.650  00 
645,515  00 
678,539  88 
582, 94i  14 
199,981  38 
775,460  40 
414,026  50 
617,990  00 
©3.287  68 
521,577  00 
590,665  25 
707,030  47 
766,717  00 

3.833,565  01 
676,039  71 
482,582  00 
881,455  95 
591,373  00 

1,381,000  00 
728,738  70 


1,579,639 


1 


$53,998,641  91 


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CONVEYANCE  STATISTICS. 


669 


TABLB  NO.  n— LANDS  WITHIN  CORPORATE  LIMITS, 
VALUED  BY  THE  ACRE. 


Sales. 

Omatict. 

it 

■s 

1^ 

h 

< 

a 

0 

o 

-1 
il 

r- 

Adams 

38 
55 
26 
21 
17 
82 
27 
1 
1 

30 

6 

37 

11 

8 

C 

IS 

1 

14 

145 

10 

102 

78 

71 

27 

49 

29 

8 

16 

6 

7 

12 

39 

13 

1 

4 

3 

34 

23 

10 

1 

50 

20 

1&2 

32 

5 

208 
20 
41 

$63  32 
55  00 
424  26 

$13,181  00 
1,100  00 

17,395  00 
6,326  39 

16,419  48 

Allen 

Ashland 

Carroll  

C  lermont ► 

22 

129 

340 

2 

3 

746  34 
800  00 
14«  43 
75  00 

Columbiana  

103,200  00 
50,460  00 

Eric  

PrankJin 

150  00 

Fulton 

600  00 

Cicauffa  •.••...*.••. •• 

lis 
21 
24 
23 

23,895  00 
12, .340  00 

i^jfcene 

58  76 

Guernsey 

i>3,017  00 
1< ,050  22 

Hancock 

7i1   SI 

Harrison 

20                   82  00 
rt                 125  00 

(«)                 286  00 
4  j              .312  50 

1,040  00 

1 1  enry , 

750  00 

H  iehiand  

14,173  00 

Jenerson 

1,250  00 

rCnox 

1,428  00 

Lake  .? 

544                 373  23 

78                 145  .32 
74                 a39  81 

205,3*JO  60 

Licking  ' 

11  ,.309  00 

Logan 

47,986  34 

Lucas  

225,913  37 

^ladison 

69                 932  07 
147                 208  00 
66                  8'M)  .^'^ 

64,313  00 

^lahoninor 

.30.620  OO 
52,820  00 

^f edina 

05 
20 
03 
23 
9 

242  84 
77  50 

15,785  00 

fiercer 

1,550  00 

Monroe  

12,37«»  00 

vMontgomery  - 

3,083  00 
116  36 

72,975  00 
1,047  24 

Paulding    '. 

Perry 

1    H()t»   (0 

156 
27 

l(n\  41 
GS2  29 

16,657  81 

Pickaway p 

18,423  00 
450  00 

Preble    

Putnam  

34 
5 

4 

H)  00 
.340  (M) 

2,713  00 

Richland   

1,700  00 

13,. 342  20 

'  Scioto 

20,lS;i  00 

Seneca  

22  1               285  00 

6,540  00 

Stark  

73 
29 
99 
12.5 
50 
9 

!»70  39 
3,798  00 
260  70 
7-22  14 
.34  14 
48.'i  11 

71,500  00 

Summit  

110,140  54 

Trumbull    

25,810  00 

r0,529  25 

^^ijion     , ,, , 

17,068  00 
4,366  00 

W vandot  

Totals 

1,321 

2,827 

$1,446,688  44 

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570  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

TABLE  NO.  m— CITY,  TOWN  AND  VILLAGE  LOTS. 


I 


Adams  

Allen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    . . . 

Athens  

Auglaize   

Belmont    

Brown    

Butler    

Carroll   

Champaign   . , 

Clark    

Clermont    . . . . 

Clinton    

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . . 
Crawford    — 

Cuyahoga  

Darke  

Defiance   

Delaware    . . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield    

Fayette    

Franklin   

Fulton   

Gallia   

Geauga 

Greene    

Guernsey    

Hancock    . . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison 

Henry    

Highland   

Hocking   

Holmes     

Huron   

Jackson     

TcflFerson    

Knox    

Lake   

Lawrence   — 

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain  

Lucas    

Madison    

Mahoning  — 

Marian 

Medina    

Meigs 

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan     

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble  

Ottawa    

Paulding    — 

Perry    

Pickaway    — 

Pike    

Portage     

Preble    

Putnam     

Richland    ... 


Counties. 


Sales  of  City,  Town 
and  Village  Lots. 

Complicated  or  Mixed 
Convc3rances. 

a 

0 

U 

u^  a 
o,o 

S 

0 

c 

0 

u 

o-o 

199 
1,176 
254 
850 
612 
442 
703 
205 
926 
140 
462 
964 
273 
805 
689 
510 
503 
6,708 
641 
366 
241 
492 
616 
305 

$71,484  69 
674,856  00 
242,748  34 
586,745  80 
831,229  86 
243,620  00 
648,945  00 

82,040  00 
998,780  00 

86,741  26 

309,100  70 

1,489,623  96 

125, ia5  11 

20,483  50 
720,360  00 
474,947  04 
526,287  29 
18,528,798  00 
356,237  00 
217,635  50 
210,271  00 
712,226  50 

38,6.7  77 
293,.5«'l  00 
6,049.555  04 
132.329  00 
131,078  33 

44,321  00 
354,340  00 
720.500  00 
987,057  94 
362,512  00 
166,7^7  45 
220,104  00 
2?5,979  00 

75,a31  00 

79,976  00 
446.802  99 
240.180  00 

21.055  00 

279.685  00 

2'  2.99f$  02 

386.626  00 

748,281  67 

878,035  49 

1,777,064  00 

4,342,130  44 

143,064  00 

1,548,801  20 

547.436  91 

159.240  78 

143,2^4  m 

196.031  21 

858.290  82 

109,508  24 

4,352,631  41 

88,708  60 
148,264  72 
845,835  00 

44,440  00 
197,477  00 
207, .556  00 
128,672  12 
218.322  60 

38,615  39 
396.4.80  00 
241,785  00 
198..%0  00 
662.846  00 

1 

40 
39 

1 

$6,570  OO 
11,928  50 

. .   . 

890 

55.620  58 









13 





11,919  OO 

3 
6 

SOI  00 
19,700  00 

3 

900  OO 

2,041 
300 

9 

1,290,000  00 

244 
68 
354 
655 
947 
560 
272 
226 
373 
200 
101 
535 
3S0 
611 
404 
175 
578 
815 
594 
1,190 
2,753 
185 
1,278 
622 
220 
210 
364 

7 

114. 

50 

3 



500  00 
50,503  00 

11,950  00 



10 

78 

share  of  coal 



26 

149 

66,992  60 

::.:::  :.::..:: 

67 
37 
16 



8956 
165 

12,353,617  26 
31.942  00 
16,702  46 

7 



8.720  00 

1          811 

1-       176 
1      2,435 

1          103 
1          228 
1          697 
1          162 

5 
2 

40 
8 

71 



.  2.515  00 
8,700  00 
42,721  05 

J 

!          274 

* 

1          601 

!          356 
I          311 

6 

'''"'' 

3,278  81 

!           105 

'           4^1 

1           260 

'           453 
1          896 

16 
5 





11,316  00 
23.480  00 

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TABLE  No.  in— aTY,  TOWN  AND  VILLAGE  LOTS,  ETC— Concluded 


Sales  of  City,  Town 
and  Village  Lots. 

Complicated  or  Mixed 
Conveyances. 

CooatiM. 

©•0 

il 

0 
0 

o 

-1 

a  c 

8'S 
< 

to 

•o 

a 

0 

a 
at 

p 

Ro»s   

318 
466 

689 

598 

208 

2,131 

1,723 

789 

728 

317 

435 

115 

842 

1,137 

639 

393 

i,oro 

310 

868,270  12 
442,433  82 
624,217  70 
694,371  76 

13 

88 

""627' 

1,842  00 

Sandusky   

69,976  20 

Scioto    

Seneca  , 

Shelby   

Stark    

1,120,050  00 

8,733,202  89 

579,660  00 

479,785  67 

145,982  60 

275.413  00 

42,419  68 

2"9,634  42 

1,092,742  00 

268,929  87 

234,855  00 

640,000  00 

172-058  00 

Summit  

Trumbull    > 

21 

70 

24,955  00- 

Tuscarawas  .' 

77  552  22 

Union 

Van  Wert  

81 

40.089  00 

Vinton   

Warren   

26 

^^ashinflrton 

Wayne  

Williams           

Wood     

Wvandot    

97 

Totals 

56,513     $69,058,911  20 

1.540 

4,709 

$14,229,291  58 

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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
TABLE  No.  IV— SUMMARY  OF  DEEDS  RECORDED. 


Counties. 

N'ninbtr  of  Deeds  Re- 
corded—One-    Dollar 
Consideration. 

1 
Number  Hxclusive  of 
One  Dollar  Consid- 
eration Salefl. 

5 
'o 

a 

h 

Counties* 

Bog 
Z 

< 

0 

c 

3 

P 

Adams    

25 

43 

65 

260 

112 

60 

122 

46 

244 

29 

104 

177 

115 

68 

72 

89 

81 

2,208 

78 

75 

2('3 

147 

95 

146 

900 

71 

61 

97 

107 

143 

121 

72 

35 

129 

210 

19 

30 

124 

46 

112 

104 

144 

95 

197 

142 

814 

2,416 

647 

1,310 

950 

798 

1,605 

673 

1,166 

441 

796 

1,333 

867 

665 

912 

958 

826 

6,9  5 

1,456 

750 

648 

734 

1,119 

ftj2 

3,072 

722 

803 

433 

805 

1,138 

1,365 

081 

495 

702 

874 

621 

610 

894 

675 

927 

796 

620 

1,120 

1,493 

1,181 

$416,867  41 

1,360,301  00 

8J5,391  12 

751,145  80 

8<-^,S68  34 

699,534  00 

1,317,468  22 

520,216  OJ 

1,768,670  00 

602.998  45 

1,038,556  95 

2,823.749  81 

708.600  80 

7^3.838  20 

1,055.040  00 

844,396  60 

1,157,405  41 

19,141,548  00 

1,722,054  00 

8(J0,327  16 

859,481  00 

1,119,328  62 

784.126  60 

1,212.904  00 

8,134,516  13 

879,472  CO 

477,719  65 

413,616  00 

1,150,543  00 

1,100,721  00 

1,830,533  38 

1,059,802  00 

452,427  45 

995,373  00 

754,427  02 

269,790  45 

755,688  00 

930,804  81  • 

430,830  00 

435,349  00 

765,865  00 

789,731  09 

5<!1,309  00 

1,575,492  67 

1,331,402  18 

Lorain  

254 

1.377 

82 

257 

175 

67 

60 

91 

105 

33 

443 

*      30 

84 

262 

23 

05 

185 

166 

123 

54 

109 

71 

36 

193 

130 

115 

127 

292 

44 

127 

232 

149 

170 

90 

7 

32 

105 

62 

135 

23 

227 

88 

1,650 

8.286 

462 

1,718 

999 

.519 

718 

991 

1,301 

561 

2.922 

486 

680 

1,153 

648 

601 

1,430 

771 

676 

583 

812 

707 

1,071 

1,435 

900 

847 

1,067 

973 

514 

2,443 

2,143 

1,231 

1,491 

859 

1,019 

487 

647 

1,865 

1,140 

740 

1,880 

786 

2,403,8315  00 

Allen    

Lucas    

Madison     

Mahoni-ng   

Marion     

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami   

17,337.426  40 

Ashland   

Ashubula  

Athens    

Auglaize    

Belmont  

Urown 

728,474  00 
2,006,437  22 
l,244,51f.  08 
642.433  90 
462.2iJ7  00 
944.499  76 

Butler    

1,602.506  *a 

Carroll   

Monroe    

Montgomery   .. 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum 
Noble    

425,249  37 

Champaign    .... 
Clark    .. 7 

6,466.924  m 
898.061  86 

(.'lermont   

Clinton    

Columbiana    ... 

690.266  87 

1,301,399  00 

871,467  00 

Coshocton  

Crawford    ...... 

Cuyahoga  

Darke    

Ottawa    

Paulding   

Perry   

751,833  00 

1,38.3,003  00 

5^.463  no 

Pickaway    

Pike    

824,12**  <J8 

Defiance  ....... 

316,118  45 

899.S21  03 

1,061  618  00 

Delaware   

Erie 

Portage    

Preble 

Fairfield   ....... 

Fayette    ,.. 

Franklin    

Putnam    

Richland    

Ross    

947,039  00 
1,333,541  00 
1,033,152  00 
1,098,694  36 

844,382  08 
1,476,372  15 

414,026  50 
1,809,540  00 
4,666,631  05 
1,152,002  00 
1.238.532  29 

870,081  07 
1.082.219  00 
8.875,984  69 

955,674  13 
1.576,324  00 
1.140,385  82 

826,228  00 
2,021,000  00 

905.162  70 

Fulton    

Gallia     

Sandusky    

Scioto    

Geauga   

Greene    

Guernsey   

Hancock    

Hardin    

Harrison    

Henry    

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark    

Summit    

Trumbull  

Tuscarawas    . . . 

Union     

Van  Wert  

Vinton    

Warren    

Washington   ... 

Wayne    

Williams    

Wood    

Highland    

Hocking 

Holmes    

Huron     

Jackson    

Jeflferson    

xCnox    ......... 

Lake    

Wyandot   

Totals    

Lawrence    

Licking    

Ix>gan     

14,146 

96,659 

$138,783,538  IS 

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COXVEVANXE   STATISTICS. 
TABLE  No.  V— LEASES  OP  LANDS. 


67a 


AfHcuUnral 
Lands. 

Town  Acres. 

City,  Town  and 
Village  Lqts. 

Mineral,  Oil  and 
other  Lands. 

Ooontle*. 

I- 

± 

o  B 

•0 

1 

i 

a 

a 

is 

55 

a 

3 

B.2 

4" 

•8 

hi 

1 

2; 

3 

(A 

li 

Adams   i 

207 
714 

$207  ^ 

Allen   

\            17 
6 
40 
22 
2 
15 
8 
7 
7 
2 

• 

7 

1 

21 
5 
5 
6 

,10 

$4(50  00 
1,125  00 
2,500  00 
8.357  45 

• 

435  00 

351  00 

1,541  00 

7  00 

1,400  00 

1,162  00 

469  00 

20 
8 

$3,261  Ir.) 
2,505  50 

2,S>o  («• 

A<.hland 

Ashtabula 

7-5 
293 
110 
554 



700  « (• 

Athens  

7 

2,042  85 

2!«?  m 

Au&rlaize   ....     

5 

1 

• 
$150  00 

t 

Hclmont    ■ 

4 

342  50 

7,562  GO 

Brown    

Butler    

87 
1 
6 

15 
6 
4 

12 
4 

13 
278 

14 
8 
4 

27 

16,191  00 

1  00 

7,052  00 

O.OfU  00 

1,208  00 

Carroll   

....1 

118 

1,417  OO 

Champaign    

Clark 



1 

Clermont               

2 

-t 



. 

82 
62. 

2,140  00 
SOS  00 
2,433  00 
1,625  00 
2,500  00 



7,275  00 

4,2f»2  60 

746,2f»6  0> 

5,n6S  00 

10,340  00 

52  CO 

Crawford 

' 

Cuvahoj?a    . .           .... 

. 

93 

Defiance      

il5 
12 

260 

Erie  

8,017  50 

..H. 

60,240  Oi) 

12  00 

Fairfield 

t 

1? 

560  00 
1,578  00 

6 
14 
7 
2 
10 

2,59t>  00 
1.728  00 
8,552  50 

*- 



Gallia    

40 

29 

Y 

t 

14 
4 

730  00 
2,089  50 

1,200  CO 

Oreene                 .... 

11,429  00 

150 

364 

7 

1,425  00 

3 

225  00 

17 
6 

61,434  00 

2 
5 
9 
97 
17 
4 

6  )6  66 

455 

65,6f  2  Ofi 

Henry                

12 
7 

ITi«7lifand  ' 

9,164  70 

3,264  00 

256  80 

...J 

Holmes 

7 

1,337  00 

9 
16 

2,367  00 
23,067  29 

203 

203  orr 

y     .          

60 

262 

0 

8 

24 

60  oa 

8 
6 

10 
5 
2 
6 
9 

73 
6 

42 

1 

2 
6 
35 

1,346  00 

9 

4 

I 

3 

i             4 
4 

10 

5 

1             1 

5 

14 

i 

6 

I^ke    

2,726  00 
3,n<M)  00 

.*     ..     * 

18,700  00 
7,323  00 
3,960  00 
7,690  00 

41,024  00 

409,425  77 

4,860  00 

35,591  68 

25.?12  00 
1.875  00 
1,250  00 
1,470  00 

88,596  84 

1 

120  00 

24  00 

166  00 

2';o  00 

4.822  00 
8.76-.  CO 
5, Sol  00 
625  00 
3,373  33 

i 

20 

40 

80  CO 

j" 



Mahoninff 

2 

2,515  66 

45 

7,35«?  ok 

Medina*              

2,545  00 

15  00 

960  00 

6,080  00 

715 
48 
257 

tl 

Meigs   !. 

Mercer     

4<5  (K) 

3 

810  00 

334  CO 

Miami 

1,541 

999,06.>  85 

Montgomery    

9 
4 
2 

75 

1 

-53,927  26 

375 
4 

100 

827 

47 

2 

90 

126,423  SS 

10 

7,962,00 

Noble 

8 
16 
22 
6 
2 

90  00 
2,506  00 

4  160  50 

Ottawa                      . 

6 

150  00 

PaiildirKT 

Perry    

10,91)0  35 
2,320  00 

1 

i  66 
^ 

2 
4 
6 

1.51  00 

4,580  00 

628  00 

24.540  10 

Pike      

....1 :. 

140 

50 

140  00 

3 
1 
23 
6 
3 

....( 

Pr^hl^ 

2,000  00 

840  00 

2.0(M1  0'» 

1,785  00 

....I 

4 
2 
12 

10 

400  00 

315  00 

42.70<)  00 

10,086  00 

Putnam 

1 

200  00 

54 

t 

Ross   ...• 

.... 



i' 

.    .. 

24  80. 

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674  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

TABLE  No.  V— tEASES  OP  tANDS— Concluded. 


Couatiet. 


Agricultural 


2d 

s| 

< 


Town  Acres. 


S  V 


City.  Town  and 
Village  Ix>ts. 


•8 

V 


a 

9 


a 

5 

IS 

< 


Mineral.  Oil  and 
other  I^ands. 


8 

B 

9 


-fa 

a^ 

S  V 

< 


^ndusky  .. 

Scioto  

Seneca   

Shelby   

Stark    

Summit   

Trumbull   .., 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert   .. 

Vinton     

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne  

Williams  

Wood   

Wyandot  — 


Totals 


95  00 

sii'oo 


115  40 


11,622  00 
2,513  00 


5.125  00 
4,949  00 


2,122  75 

822  00 

8,960  35 


15,375  00 

98,169  42 

755  00 


600  00 
1,860  59 


56 
102 
317 

40  ; 

43  1 
«  I 

40  1 
125  I 


35 


1,647  00 


1,703  00 
505  00 


2,241  00 


668   $147,962  63 


28 


9,006  00 
5,178  67 
6,742  00 
1,583  00 


1,290 
20  . 


4,641  00 


262 

30  I 


8,110  CO 
ft)  00 

6,460  00 


^!5 
tl 


85  C**J 
800  ro 


6.50S50 
1,017  OO 


4.713  (0 


$4,973  40 


1,166 


$1,908,489  57 


11,218  1  $2*- 0.638  19 

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SUMMARY  OP  LEASES. 


675 


Counties. 

1 

9 

i 
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5 

is 

8^ 

Counties. 

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9 

z 

g§ 
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Adams    . . 

207 

751 

13 

115 

322 

123 

574 

3 

44 

126 

8 

21 

11 

5 

101 

60 

17 

299 

112 

13 

125 

49 

260 

8 

•129 

28 

47 

45 

14 

150 

391 

6 

457 

17 

16 

97 

236 

20 

60 

270 

19 

20 

33 

5 

11 

$207  00 
6,524  00 
8,630  50 
3.200  00 
11,193  30 

Lorain    

33 

123 
10 
90 
13 

735 
55 

274 

41 

1,541 

84 

380 
6 

110 

335 

69 

24 

99 

6 

146 
53 
5 
80 
18 
14 
67 

122 

350 
46 
60 

105 
60 

134 
8 

109 

660 
14 
1,302 
38 
13 

287 
49 

45,346  00 

Allen 

Lucas   ; 

418,190  77 

Ashland 

Madison    

10,711  00 
46,090  64 

Ashtabula  

Mahoning  

Athens   

Marion  ; 

29  185  33 

Auglaize    

Belmont 

Medina  

4,420  00 
1,313  00 

8,490  io 

351  00 

17,782  00 

1,426  00 

8,452  00 
11,128  00 

1,737  00 

Meigs  

Brown 

Mercer 

3,072  00 

Butler  

Miami    

94,676  84 
999,665  35 

53,927  26 
126,428  38 

Carroll    

Monroe    

ChamDaifirn  

Montaomerv 

Clark  r^.:....!... ....:. 

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Clermont 

M  orro w    

Clinton     

Muskingum  .  • 

7  962  00 

OoltimbianA   

Noble 

4,250  50 

Coshocton    

9,467  00 
4,800  60 
748,729  00 
6,693  00 
12,840  00 

Ottawa   

2,656  00 

Crawford  

Paulding  

Perry  

35,682  45 

Darke 

Pickaway    

6,900  00 

Pike  

768  00 

Delaware 

Portage    

Eric   

68,269  50 

• 

3,150  00 
•315,068  47 
3,806  00 
8,562  50 
1,930  00 
13,518  50 

63,684'6o 

Preble    

2  400  00 

Fairfield    

Putnam    

1,355  00 

Fayette 

Richland   

45.600  00 

11,845  80 

10,327  75 

921  00 

Franklin    

Ross 

Fulton 

Sandusky  

Gallia    

Scioto     

Geauga  

Seneca   

11,339  75 

Greene  

Shelby    

Guernsey 

Stark     

15.376  00 

HancocK   

109,791  42 
3,268  00 

"lardin 

Trumbull      .... 

Harrison   

66,102  00 

Henry    

Union 



5,725  00 

■  ighfand    

Van   Wert   

6,8.34  59 
800  00 

Hocking    

9,164  YO 

7,171  00 

23,824  09 

60  00 

1,346  00 

Vin  ton    

lolmes    

Warren      

10,658  00 
11,687  17 
9,462  00 
2,088  00 

Huron    

Washington    

Jackson   

Wayne 

efferson   

Williams      . . . 

iCnox    

Wood    

Lake    

21,426  00 
10,467  00 
4,126  00 
8,060  00 

Wvandot       

11,695  00 

Totals  

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13,206 

$3,647,132  26 

Logan    

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TABLE  No.  VI— MORTGAGES  (OTHER  THAN  RAILROAD  MORTGAGES,  ETC 


Counties. 


Adams    

Allen  

Ashland    

Ashtabula    .. 

Athens  

Auglaize    

Belmont    

Brown    

Builer 

Carroll   

Champaign    . 

Clark    

Clermont    . . . 

Clinton    

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  .... 
Cuvahoga  . . . 

Darke  

Defiance    .... 

Delaware 

Erie   

Fairfield    

Fayette   

Franklin    

Fulton    

Gallia    

(ieauga 

Greene   

Guernsey    . . . 

HancocU  

Hardin    

Harrison     . . . 

Henrv    

Highland    ... 

Highland  

Hocking    

Holmes     

Huron    

Jackson   

JeflFcrson    .... 

Knox    

Lake     

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking    

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas   

Madison  .... 
Mahoning    .. 

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs   

Mercer  

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan   

Morrow   

Muskingum  . 

Noble   

Ottawa  

Paulding   

Perry    

Pickaway    ... 

Pike    

Portage   

Preble    

I'utnam    

Richland  .... 


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Lands. 


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287 
785 
234 
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179  I 
304  I 

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334 
128  , 
315  I 

278 
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200  I 


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285 
195 
300 
223 
328 
411 
180 
378 
217 
217 
179 
201 
232 
121 
189 
295 
200 
200 
449 
449 
284 
303 
228 
233 
265 
301 
206 
408 
824 
142 
337 
149 
228 
837 
217 
237 
819 
197 
288 
148 


897 

301 


$126, 
58, 
235, 
604, 
169, 
279, 
294, 
145, 
431, 
119, 
412. 
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198, 
225, 
277, 
2.56, 

451 , 
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197. 
4.'iH. 
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125. 
143, 
457, 
175. 
364, 
458, 
184, 
499, 
184, 
184 

65. 
101, 
279, 

69, 
285. 
288. 
219, 
111, 
'  412, 
501, 
292. 
416. 
439. 
230, 
3.38, 
194, 
111, 
412, 
357, 

99. 
559. 
125, 
321. 
247, 
145. 
314. 
761, 
246, 
467, 

97, 
2.34, 
384, 
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76 

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05 

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14 

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$3,425  00 
0,870  00 
12,703  00 


7,290  00 


City,  Town  and 
Village  Lots. 


114 

1,140 

159 


3,725  0.) 
658  OJ 


2,657  28 


900  00 


3,700  00 
3,7(X)  00 


123.751  18 


925  00 
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172. SOI  06 
47,0(>2  00 
17,571  25 
33.726  3S 
8,389  50 


4 

6,275  00 

3 
4 

1,475  00 
34,564  90 

6 

4,250  00 

7 
9 
16 

1,100  00 

2,481  00 

15,150  98 

5 
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2-2 

341 
544 

129 

856 

51 

380 

977 

171 

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264 

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611 

464 

170 

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152 

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771 

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I     584 

109 

90 

255 

757 

68 

3,247 

56 

113 

146 
305 
168 
331 
54 
311 
150 
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582 


$37,211  27 
849,347  CO 
99,052  90 


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141, 
I  180 
.365, 

46, 
817, 

28, 
204, 
910, 

72, 

121, 

8-4. 

152, 

248, 

14,293 

145, 

136, 

156 

465, 

272, 

I       190 

6,990, 

93, 

\  17, 
256, 
166, 
326, 
273, 

79, 
128, 
211, 
211 

21, 

18, 
.309, 

75, 
314, 
171, 
102, 
260, 
479 
1,.325, 

881 ; 

4,419 

112 

1,644 

391 

78, 

46 
149 
5.37, 

35, 
4,410 

36 

49 
368, 

24, 
108, 
127, 

75, 
213, 

27, 
208, 

94, 
185 
498, 


061  56 
080  00 
285  15 
248  00 
290  00 
885  50 
344  25 
153  13 
177  71 
H68  88 
370  00 
034  21 
593  64 
061  00 
107  00 
620  00 
303  00 
493  1 ) 
744  91 
.878  00 
,878  61 
,634  00 
.9.50  14 
,8-25  CO 
,759  00 
,400  00 
,438  24 
.1.52  00 
,000  14 
,230  32 
,398  00 
,898  00 
,840  00 
,234  00 
,(i87  23 
,114  00 
,470  (0 
,461  00 
,956  99 
,201  00 
.633  67 
,8«i8  14 
,991  00 
,3-3  82 
,819  00 
,237  22 
,465  92 
,302  70 
,847  00 
,487  07 
,670  00 
,063  32 
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,2-2  00 
,583  00 
.526  00 
,8f»4  00 
,2.51  01 
.090  11 
,369  73 
.024  00 
.826  00 
.210  00 
,810  00 


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115,483  00 

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100.560  00 

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TABLE    No.  VI— MORTGAGES    (OTHER   THAN    RAILROAD    MORTGAGE) 

ETC—  Concluded. 


Agriciilttiral 
•    I^ands. 

Town  Acres. 

Village  lx>ts. 

Mineral,  Oil  and 
other  I^nds. 

Connties. 

i 

i 

C 
< 

3 

1 

< 

1 

B 

3 

i 

9 

! 

a 

i 

< 

1 
e 

t 

9 

H 

1 

Ross    

837 
217 
144 
260 
276 
316 
264 
249 
269 
403 
455 
16  S 
237 
382 
325 
265 
483 
251 

839,300  57 
253,361  87 
71,475  76 
281,340  50 
254,114  24 
315,085  00 
386,889  22 

315 
438 
683 
4.9 
150 
1,912 
1,717 
449 
518 
221 
474 
£0 
191 
773 
3*4 
258 
464 
174 

209,816  38 
263,126  12 
512,553  87 
374,856  40 
141,010  90 
723,256  00 
7,131,119  65 
577,851  00 
347,515  54 

90,223  06 
2  8,410  00 

34,648  26 
119,990  14 
667,667  00 
164,978  53 
113,603  00 
255,000  00 

84,257  95 

1-) 

13 

2^,911  00 
15  748  87 

Sandusky 

31 
22 

8 

13,915  00 
12,500  00 
3,850  00 

Scioto    , 

Seneca   

Shelby    

1 

Stark    

1 

Summit   

41 

53,711  25 
0,025  00 

44,880  45 
3,119  20 

Trumbull    

226,224  00       5 

. .   . 

21 
46 

24,955  00 
40,304  16 

Tuscarawas  

.  232,267  99 
416,375  97 
461,134  00 
119,846  59 
341,972  37 
822,325  00 
■     367,720  59 
240,338  00 
616,500  00 
836,223  93 

108 

Union    , 

Van  Wert  

9 

2,732  00 

Vinton    

Warren    



Washington    

Wayne   

Williams 

Wood  



Wyandot  

1 

1,00D  00 

5 

1,975  00 

ToUls  

25,653 

$26,061,904  77 

793 

$723,087  30 

48,522 

$59,276,556  57 

820 

$2,514,633  41 

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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY   OI'  STATE. 
SUMMARY  OF  MORTGAGES. 


(Counties. 


I 


S 


3  a 
o  o 


Counties. 


I 


3  C 

o  o 


Adams   

AUen  

AsfaUnd  .... 
Ashtabula  .. 

Athens   

Anglaize  . .  • 
Belmont  .... 

Brown    

Bntler  

Carroll    

Champaign 

Clark    

Clermont  ... 

Clinton  

Columbian  a 
Coshocton    . 
Crawford  ... 
Cuyahoga   .. 

Darke    

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware  ... 

Erie   

Fairfield  .... 
Fayette  .... 
Fraoklin    ... 

Fulton    

GaUia    

Oeauga 

Creene    

Guernsey  ... 
Hancock   ... 

Hardin   

Harrison    . . . 

Henry 

Highland  ... 
Hocking  . . . 
Holmes    . . . . 

Huron    

Jackson  .... 
Jefferson   ... 

Xnox  

Lake   

'Lawrence  . . 
Licking  . . . . 
Logan    


413 

1,966 
421 
980 
461 
645 
921 
394 

1,190 
182 
695 

1,255 
633 
678 

1,026 
523 
657 

7,567 

1,006 
615 
625 
564 
730 
568 

3,036 
518 
402 


638 
846 
875 
356 
604 
551 
264 
248 
650 
278 


417 

645 

1,222 

1,117 


$166, 
914, 
847, 
604, 
310, 
459, 
809, 
191, 

1,24S, 
148, 
616, 

1,228, 
365, 
501, 

1,010, 
377, 

1,606, 
14,549, 
798, 
587, 
452, 
698, 
710, 
672, 

7,333, 
402, 
194, 
368, 
735, 
342, 
693, 
731, 
263, 
627, 
899, 
87, 
119, 
588, 
144. 
715, 
460 
445, 
371, 


,730  88 
,963  00 
,119  48 
,703  00 
,716  04 
,450  00 
,044  10 
,382  00 
,661  00 
,702  50 
962  35 
,304  13 
407  39 
,873  64 
030  00 
228  10 
836  45 
,280  00 
480  00 
,902  33 
,672  20 
,920  77 
933  61 
247  00 
,193  57 
,924  00 
141  31 
,225  00 
,587  00 
,303  00 
,450  48 
,277  00 
,940  67 
,2i9  31 
,283  00 
,638  10 
,660  00 
,965  38 
,632  00 
,512  00 
,326  00 
,938  64 
,256  37 
,187  48 
546  12 


Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison    .... 
Mahoning    . . 

Marion   

Medina    

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum   . 

Noble   

Ottawa   

Paulding     ... 

Perry    

Pickaway    . . . 

Pike   

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam    

Richland   

Ross    

Sandusky    . . . 

Scioto     

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark  

Summit    

Trumbull    . . . 
Tuscarawas    . 

Union   

Van  Wert  ... 

Vinton    

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams   .... 

Wood    

Wyandot  .... 


1.189 

8,643 
497 

1,166 
892 
420 
296 
667 

1,081 
216 

3,598 
207 
347 
872 
272 
383 

1,131 
374 
635 
202 
648 
646 
741 
888 
667 
690 
849 
767 
426 

2,227 

2,022 
724 
941 
632 
938 
218 
428 

1,156 
699 
523 
947 
431 


ToUls     I  75,293 


1.174,843  00 

5,144,901  13 
699,417  00 

1,895.382  02 
763,342  12 
276,949  11 
15S,3U5  00 
668,271  S3 
895.462  90 
236.641  37 

6,694,355  17 
162,451  77 
375.549  39 
615.733  00 
170.163  00 

422.961  00 
800,  IM  00 
324.298  64 
606.191  SS 
126,182  63 
442,873  00 
479,225  00 
651.145  00 
786.764  00 
675,027  96 
646.161  88 
696.529  6S 
660,046  90 
896.125  14 

1.088.341  00 
7,621,720  12 
835,665  00 
664.468  14 
609,n8  2S 
782.276  00 
154.404  85 

461.962  61 
989.992  00 
632,600  12 
353.041  00 
871.500  00 
423.456  88 


$88,565,131  06 


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TABLE  No.  VII  — CANCELLATION  OP  MORTGAGES  OTHER  THAN 

RAILROAD. 


On  Agricultural 
Lands. 

On  Town  Acres. 

On  City,  Town  and 
Village  Lots. 

Complicated 
Mortgages. 

Counties. 

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251 
156 
255 
890 
336 
216 
380 
315 
169 
357 
314 
463 
321 
220 
317 
229 
1 
784 
436 
232 
208 
268 
292 
312 
306 
264 
220 
216 
210 
279 
467 
127 
414 
260 
116 
296 
311 
250 
111 
227 
219 
139 
365 
353 
301 
224 
275 
236 
296 
817 
210 
542 
395 
257 
185 
254 
387 
221 
249 
897 
182 
186 
101 
280 
436 
435 
330 

$111,219  43 

18,346  00 

285,524  86 

934,176  40 

436.161  12 
229,140  00 
325,463  26 
216.571  00 
186,818  10 
566,297  95 

423.213  77 

317.214  23 
444,163  07 
187,370  00 
280,188  68 
816,052  36 

150  00 
732,075  00 
349,410  00 
236,062  00 
803,534  80 
260,858  01 
558,066  00 
422,080  07 
283,474  00 
139,242  69 
184,213  00 
501,002  00 
176,000  00 
889,705  48 
516,986  00 

168.919  78 
445,936  87 
253,380  11 

60,076  55 
296,947  00 
390,217  90 

80,440  00 
149,320  00 
886.152  00 
261,692  15 
■      58.069  00 
318,697  48 
402,828  46 
395,765  00 
257,585  86 
582,667  00 

270.162  90 
406,502  93 
322,960  69 

96,219  00 
423.2*3  64 

429.920  22 
208.398  87 
164.120  12 
276,493  00 
270,482  00 
143,459  00 
801.512  00 
689,743  00 
151,071  58 
363,097  ,31 

68,050  50 
303.. 311  00 
390.506  00 
.373,520  00 
338,291  00 

15 
12 

$1,730  00 
6,743  00 
2,315  00 

77 
643 
169 

$26,255  91 

678,936  00 

86,546  15 

Allen  

Ashland    

Ashtabula 

Athens  

"*266" 
221 
654 
107 
66 
319 
988 
180 
213 
687 
146 
839 

6,939 
325 
286 
176 
440 
836 
846 

2,974 
197 
128 
19 
207 
420 
543 
522 
70 
198 
243 

157,217  83 

85,030  00 

508.628  00 

44.804  00 

29,181  00 

219,899  90 

1,030,319  26 

76.460  58 

125,168  76 

602,400  00 

71,119  10 

268,294  95 

8,991,044  00 

132,223  00 

306,721  00 

138,650  00 

387,885  75 

833,867  28 

236,742  00 

4,169,761  28 

94,068  00 

70,511  81 

11,240  00 

160,240  00 

470,000  00 

406,270  61 

294,178  00 

56.403  13 

121,520  47 

218-005  93 

Auglaize   • 

Helmont    

13 

11,900  25 

24 

$619,543  00 

Brown    

Carroll    

Champaififn    

Clark    ..!/....! 

Clermont    

Clinton 



Columbiana  

2 

1 



5,600  00 
637  67 

Coshocton    

Crawford 

160  00 

Cuyahoga  

Darke  



Defiance     

Delaware    • 

Erie    

11 

21,998  25 

Fairfield    

Fayette    

Franklin     

Fulton     

Gallia   



Geauga    

Crecnc 

8 

1 

9,100  00 
2,000  00 

190  00 

Guernsey    

Hancock  

11 

8.524  56 

Hardin 

Harrison 

4 

600  00 

Henry 

Highland    

4 

8,010  00 

Hocking     

71        ii!482  66 

63          26,784  00 

457  !       353.246  76 

■     120  1       102.920  89 

Holmes     

...  |..   . 

Huron    

Jackson 



TefTerson    

332 
307 
126 
244 
678 
482 
563 
2,604 
196 
773 
454 
106 

87 
218 
718 

86 

51 
142 
653 

41 
146 
235 
124 
159 

28 
260 
201 
255 
563 

240,789  00 

171,163  00 

188,094  24 

151,900  CO 

894,635  11 

263,681  17 

470.212  00 

2,861,1.30  67 

99.515  00 

608.715  14 

818,486  OO 

75,677  31 

51,473  CO 

12-1,453  95 

436,993  54 

42.299  86 

30,762  92 

96.672  74 

435,585  00 

35,400  00 

100,5f'4  00 

89,839  00 

43,079  08 

128,318  40 

14.168  20 

163,075  00 

187,240  00 

101,400  00 

Cnox 

Lake  

69 

69,429  00 

4 

Lawrence 

2 
36 

800  00 
19,207  80 

6 

2,585  00 

Logan    

Lucas  



5 
88 
11 
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13 

4,000  00 
50,291  00 
10.705  00 
15.605  00 

7,3?5  00 

5 

80,040  00 

Madison    

Mahoning    





Marion -. 

Medina    

Meigs  

Mercer 

7 

3,740  00 

Miami    

Monroe     

1 

1,000  00 

6 

4 

9,800  00 

Morrow       ...  . .   .... 

Muskingum    

Noble    

Ottawa 

Perry    

13 
12 

4,860  00 
9,039  94 

Pickaway    •  • 

Pike  

.... 

Portage      . .  •  • 

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Richland    

435,186  00 



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TABLE  No.  VII— CANCELLATION  OF  MORTGAGES  OTHER  THAN 
RAILROAD  —  Concluded. 


On  Agricultural 
Irands. 

Ou  Town  Acres. 

On  City,  Town  and 
Village  Lots. 

Complicated 
Mortgages. 

Counties. 

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B 

3 

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1 

3 
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336 

374 

382 

439 

142 

l,22y 

1,471 

320 

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323 

65 

194 

511 

319 

243 

450 

140 

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358 
253 
74 
368 
308 
4.>6 
351 
219 
825 
472 
564 
141 
248 
418 
451 
274 
555 
236 

394,727  12 
329,949  12 
53,453  74 
453,172  If) 
284,509  5:» 
364,800  00 
510,362  40 
174,115  iK) 
342,783  9.S 
452.231  93 

4m, 206  n 

75,798  02 
823,789  81 
252,693  00 
460,013  45 
211,398  0) 
716,650  00 
276,627  60 

252,390  76 
260,097  68 
272,664  04 
267,233  50 

95,408  49 
983,200  00 
2,377,848  48 
607,357  00 
330,552  10 

90,536  31 
162,722  00 

24,870  45 
136,520  OS 
598,971  00 
155,758  57 
127,744  01 
226,630  00 
117,647  04 

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Sandusky    

47 

30 
7 

84,064  75 

31,615  59 

5,(40  00 

14   j       I3,m  74 

Scioto    

Seneca 

Shelby   

Stark  

Summit  

48 

30,872  05 

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Trumbull    

1   '       .'J5,0u«>  00 

Tuscarawas   • 

76 

39,603  (5 

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Warren    



1 

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Wayne 

1 

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Williams  

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Wood  

Wyandot    



3 

S&H  80 

Totals    

26,139 

$27,333,498  01 

584 

$396,322  91 

38,460 

$36,860,460  61 

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CONVEYANCE   STATISTICS. 
SUMMARY  OF  MORTGAGES  CANCELED. 


681 


Counties. 


3 

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Counties. 


S 


Adams    .... 

^Ilcn   

Ashland  ... 
Ashtabula  . 
Athens  .... 
Anglaize  . . 
3elmont  ... 

Srown 

Butler  .... 
Carroll  .... 
Oiampaign 

<nark    

•Clermont  . 
Clinton  . . . 
Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford  . 
Cuyahoga  . 
Darke  . . . . 
Defiance  . . 
Delaware    . 

Erie    

Tairfield  .. 
Tayette  . . . 
Tranklin  . . 
Fulton    . , . . 

Gallia    

•Geauga  .... 
Greene  . . . . 
Guernsey  . 
Hancock  . 
Hardin  .... 
Harrison    . . 

Henry  

Highland  . 
Hocking  . . 
Holmes    . . . 

Huron 

Jackson  . . . 
Jefferson    . . 

Knox    

Lake   

Lawrence  . 
Licking  ... 
Logan   


334 
711 
426 
890 
602 
437 

on 

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•1,120 

234 

676 

1,302 
643 
534 
900 
464 
569 

6,940 

1.109 
722 
408 
659 
604 
638 

3,286 
503 
392 
242 
425 
630 
833 
989 
201 
612 
507 
187 
359 
768 
370 
443 
534 
417 
383 
961 
871 


$139, 
704, 
374, 
934, 
593 
314 

1,465 
261 
•983 
215 
786 

1,453, 


795 
351 
574 

8,091 
864, 

.  666, 
374, 

,  713, 
593 
793 

4.581 
877 
209 
204 
663 
646: 

1,249, 
811 
225 
567 
474 
71 
323 
743 
182, 
390, 
607, 
454, 
209, 
716, 
675, 


205  34 
024  CO 
885  01 
176  40 
,378  95 
170  00 
,534  51 
375  00 
765  00 
999  10 
197  85 
533  03 
,674  81 
331  83 
,870  00 
945  45 
497  31 
,104  00 
298  00 
181  00 
712  00 
418  80 
725  29 
,798  00 
850  85 
54a  0(V 
754  00 
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432  00 
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500  65 
,164  00 
,822  91 
457  34 
396  04 
,558  55 
,731  00 
,464  66 
,660  82 
,109  00 
815  00 
215  39 
969  00 
717  59 
717  43 


Lorain    

Lucas   

Madison  . . . 
Mahoning  . 
Marion  .... 
Medina    .... 

Meigs    

Mercer   

Miami     

Monroe  .... 
Montgomery 
Morgan  .... 
Morrow  . . . 
Muskingum 
Noble   ...... 

Ottawa   

Paulding   ... 

Perry  

Pickaway    . . 

Pike  

Portage    .... 

Preble  

Putnam  .... 
Richland   . . . 

foss 
andusky    . . 

Scioto   

Seneca   

Shelby    

Stark    

Summit  .*. , . 
Trumbull  .. 
Tuscarawas 

Union   

Van   Wert    . 

Vinton    

Warren  .... 
Washington 

Wayne   

Williams   ... 

Wood    

Wyandot    •. 

Totals  .. 


864 

2,838 
559 

1,020 
780 
436 
297 
767 

1,113 

850 

•3,602 

240 

396 

1,040 


1,132 
819 
857 
129 
640 
637 


701 
688 
492 
814 
450 

1,685 

1,870 
540 

1,030 
742 
887 
206 
442 
929 
770 
617 

1,005 
879 


866,977  00 
3,202,756  53 
782,473  00 
889,583  04 
740,593  98 
406,032  00 
147,692  00 
562,477  69 
866,913  76 
261,498  73 
•4,869,368  00 
194,888  04 
873,165  74 
706,067  00 
178,850  00 
402,146  00 
729,582  OO 
199,010  66 
485,455  65 
82,218  70 
466.386  00 
677,746  00 
474,920  00 
773,427  00 
652,436  39 
637,745  29 
357,733  37 
725,451  66 
379,918  08 
1,848,000  00 
2,919,077  93 
716,472  00 
883,237  26 
642,768  24 
649,018  00 
100,668  47 
459,309  89 
861,664  00 
615,772  02 
«39',142  00 
943,280  00 
395.173  34 


$70,880,861  71 


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STATISTICS    OF  RELIEF   FURNISHED    INDIGENT    SOLDIERS.   SAILORS 
AND  MARINES  OF  OHIO  FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1900. 


Counties. 


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Adams   

Allen  

Ashland   

Ashtabula   .. 

Athens    

Auglaize  ... 
Belmont    . . . 

Brown    

Butler   

Carroll   

Champaign   . 

Clark    

Clermont  ... 

Clinton  

Columbiana 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford   . . . 
Cuyahoga  . . 

Darke  

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware  . . . 
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Fairfield    

Fayette  

Franklin   — 

Fulton  

Gallia    

Geauga  

(jreene   

(Juernsey 

Hamilton    ... 

Hancock  

Hardin   

Harrison  

Henrv.    

Highland  — 
Hocking   — 

Holmes    

Huron    

Jackson   

Jefferson    

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking  

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison   

Mahoning    .. 

Marion  

Medina    

Meigs    

Mercer   

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan   

Morrow  

Muskingum 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding 

Perry  

Pickaway  — 

Pike 

Portage  

Preble  

Putnam  

Richland  ..,., 


$895  00 

2,277  00 

1,813  00 

1,487  90 

404  00 

1,003  50 

3,410  SO 

162  25 

2,311  00 

1,220  00 

1,467  00 

3,050  00 

514  00 

1,S00  00 

907  00 

1,187  00 

1,368  00 

12,083  00 

1,904  00 

118  00 

2,210  00 

713  00 

1,354  00 

1,209  50 

1,200  00 

790  00 

R54  75 

523  00 

1,699  00 

1,100  22 

17,324  80 

1,119  01 

2,256  90 

1,279  00 

518  75 

2,053  98 

310  00 

€64  03 

2,2.58  00 

645  50 

1,724  00 

564  10 

1,795  00 

97  24 

980  00 

2,025  00 

1,520  00 

9,493  71 

941  49 

957  00 

2,315  56 

1,543  00 

197  45 

122  50 

1,885  65 

510  00 

8,436  00 

1,027  30 

627  00 

3,832  70 

250  00 

712  00 

744  00 

794  00 

809  75 

458  00 

1,326  00 

1,892  00 

548  75 

1,473  00 


$540  00 

1,969  00 

1,707  00 

391  60 

1,514  00 

580  00 

869  50 

523  00 

2,821  50 

705  00 

884  00 

8,630  00 

886  00 

920  75 

2,000  00 

1,530  00 

2,815  00 

25,767  00 

1,739  00 

698  00 

476  00 

1,865  00 

2,056  00 

2,409  50 

3,252  00 

728  00 

1,054  50 

209  00 

1,760  00 

600  22 

9,562  40 

1,262  00 

1,020  00 

1,248  00 

1,892  00 

840  54 

287  00 

761  00 

2,069  00 

420  00 

1,020  00 

1,820  07 

1,296  00 

688  45 

1,752  00 

2,123  00 

2,429  00 

4,747  00 

942  00 

2,987  00 


$115  00 
54  00 


160  00 


84  00 


796  00  I 
1,114  50 

464  00 
8,371  50 


5,207  n 
760  00 

1,396  00 

2,002  11 
777  00 
678  00 
633  00 

1,236  00 
647  00 
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793  00  I 

1,179  00  I 
258  41 

8,123  00 


136  00 
36  00 

167  00 
75  00 


147  00 


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24  00  I 
251  00  I 


12  00  I 
59  50  I 


2,140  35  I 
80  00  I 


60  00 
64  00 


$1,560  00 
4.800  00 
3,020  00 
2,029  50 
1,918  00 
1,583  50 
4,279  80 
685  25 
5,216  50 
1,925  00 
2,351  00 
6,680  00 
1.536  00 
2,756  75 
3.134  00 
2,792  00 
4,183  00 

37,997  00 
3,643  00 

816  no 

2,710  00 
2,578  00 
3,462  00 
3,619  CO 
4,452  00 
1,518  00 
2,109  50 
732  00 
8,459  00 
1,750  44 
27.208  00 

2.381  01 
8,276  90 
2,527  Oa 
1,910  75 
2,894  47 

658  00 
1,425  03 

4.382  00 
1,151  OS 
2.808  30 
1 .953  57 
3,091  00 

777  93 
2,776  00 
4,148  00 
4,141  QO 
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1,907  49 
4.195  00 
2,!tt5  56 
2,351  00 

i.sn  45 

586  50 
5,257  15 

510  00 
15,783  46 
1,817  30 
2.023  00 
5.894  81 
1,091  00 
1,390  00 
1,377  0(> 
2,029  00 

992  75 

490  00 
2.119  00 
3,07100 

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4,596  00 


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1,741  87 

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4,422  00 

1,396  00 

1,209  00 

875  00 

398  10 

499  19 

1,780'00 
1,232  50 

599  00 
2,423  92 
1 ,073  00 
5,775  00 
2,807  00 
1,490  00 
1,066  00 

542  00 
1,681  50 

40  00 

5  034  00 

2.044  60 

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48  00 

1,007  00 

Seneca   

4,213  79 

Shelby    

1,.967  00 

Stark  

50  00 

10,247  00 

Summit   

4,203  00 

Xrumbull    

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946  10 

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1,510  00 
256  00 

3,193  00 
596  00 

1,970  50 
865  52 

2,220  00 
580  00 
2,755  00 
1,035  00 
1,529  50 
1,757  58 

122  75 

3,852  75 
836  00 

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Wayne 

5,948  00 
1,631  00 
S  500  00 

Williams  

Wood   

Wyandot  

2,628  10 

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$152,318  72 

$160,444  66 

$5,299  95 

$318,063  8a 

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RAILROAD  STATISTICS. 


FAs  Reported  by  County  Auditors.] 

TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION  OF  RAILROAD  PROPERTY 
IN  OHIO  AND  TAXES  LEVIED  THEREON  FOR  THE  YEAR  1900. 


Name  or  Railroad. 


Miles. 


^ll      Sidings.     Totol. 


Track. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


ADAMS  COUNTY. 
Cincinnati,  Portsmouth  and  Virginia. 
ALLEN  COUNTY. 


Chicago  and  Erie 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton. 
Columbus,  Lima  and  Milwaukee.. 

Dayton  and  Michigan  

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

Lake  Erie  and  Western 

Northern   Ohio   

Ohio  Southern 


Pittsburg,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago.. 
Toledo,  St.  Louis  and  Kansas  City. 


24.97 


27.420 
12.72 

8.30 
17.60 
12.820 
24.516 

7.702 

6.547 
41.038 

2.64 


2.16 


13.818 
1.85 


15.79 
6.812 

15.182 
1.939 
1.373 
9.599 
2.37 


27.13 


41.328 
14.57 

8.30 
33.39 
19.632 
39.698 

9.041 

7.920 
50.6:}7 

5.01 


$76,474 


$309,018 

70,942 

4,150 

283,380 

70,488 

295,045 

16,744 

38.678 

1,094,765 

32,322 


$1,926  32 


$6,083  S4 

1,428  as 

80  78 

6,228  29 

1.465  31 

6,394  65 

410  54 

695  48 

23,595  80 

993  57 


Totals. 


161.303  I      68.733 


ASHLAND  COUNTY. 


Akton  and  Chicago  Junction 

Ashland  and  Wooster 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Pittsburg,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

Toledo,  VV^alhonding  Valley  and  Ohio... 


14.20  I 
12.833  I 
20.911  I 
16.254  I 
5.33    I 


1.67 
.878 
6.440 
2.175 
1.401 


230.036 


15.87 
13.711 
26.851 
18.429 
6.731 


$2,215,532 


$85,988 
20,506 
274.257 
362,413 
70,594 


$47,376  14 


$1,373  92 

424  24 

5.021  7C 

7.115  04 

1,478  70 


Totals. 


69.528  I      11.564  I      81.092 


$813,758 


$15,413  66 


ASHTABULA  COUNTY. 


Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Mahoning  Coal   

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Pittsburgh,   Bessemer  and  Lake  Erie 

Pittsburgh,  Youngstown  and  Ashtabula. 


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7.86 

27.80 
5.00 

29.06 


2.32 
19.87 


26.50 


152.31 
10.18 
47.67 
5.00 
55.56 


$1,498,853 
132,078 
802,777 
101,840 
602,605 


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Totals I    153.04 


ATHENS  COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo. 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Kanawha  and  Michigan 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

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38.46 
27.17 

3.81 
30.36 

9.59 
23.34 


Totals I    132.73 


AUGLAIZE  COUNTY. 


Dayton  and  Michigan 

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern. 

Lake  Erie  and  Western 

Ohio  Southern  


12.620 
22.470 
26.149 
11.244 


15.80 
24.64 


4.51 
11.00 
3.71 


270.72 


54.26 
51.81 
3.81 
34.87 
21.19 
27.05 


60.26  I  192.99 


$2,698,153 


$411,485 
325.067 

4,570  I 

153,029  I 

36,580  ' 

61,445  I 
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$30,814  09 
2.332  23 
7,208  94 
2,445  81 
11 ,869  92 


$54,170  99 


$10,862  00 
9,706  14 
138  70 
4,306  70 
1,112  39 
1,469  70 


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31.007  I 
12.162  I 


$139,660  I 

42.969  I 

210.462  I 

63,477  I 


$3,314  46 

4.948  64 

1,302  05 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  Etc— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


Sidings.     Total 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 
Taxes  for 

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BELMONT  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Central  Ohio  Div.).. 
(St.   Clairsville   Div.). 

Bellaire,  Zanesville  and  Cincinnati 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

Pittsburgh,  Ohio  Valley  and  Cincinnati... 

St.  Clairsville  and  Northern 

Wheeling  Bridge  and  Terminal 

Wheeling  and    Lake   Erie 

Wheeling  Street   Railway 


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32.05 

6.53 

27.50 

39.71 

10.45 

15.27 

3.40 

2.37 

4.5S 

13.60 


16.13 
1.04 
1.53 

16.03 
6.73 
2.20 
.24 
1.53 
1.10 


48.18 
7.57 
29.03 
55.74 
17.18 
17.47 
3.64 
3.90 
5.68 
13.60 


$374,876 

7,390 

17,797 

422  722 

268,157 

53,813 

4,326 

30,391 

43,4.32 

61,781 


Totals. 


BROWN  COUNTY. 

Cincinnati.  Georgetown  and  Portsmouth 

Cincmnati,    Portsmouth   and   Virginia 

Columbus  and  Maysville  


Totals. 


155.46 


11.60 

20.12 

1.73 


1.00 

1.05 

.18 


BUTLER  COUNTY. 

Cincinnati,   Hamilton  and  Dayton 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Indianapolis 

Cincinnati  and  Dayton 

Cincinnati,   Lebanon  and  Northern 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton  Traction... 

Cincinnati  and  Springfield 

Cincinnati  Northern  

Hamilton  Belt  Line 

Hamilton  and  Lindenwald  Traction  Co 

Middletown  and  Cincinnati 

Ohio  Southern  Traction  Co 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 


Totals. 


CARROLL   COUNTY. 


Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh.. 
Ohio  River  and  Lake  Erie. 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie... 


Totals. 


CHAMPAIGN   COUNTY. 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Ohio  Southern 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 


33.45 


24.127 
19.52 
13.38 
1.153 
1.41 
19.74 


2.95 

9. 

5.70 
23.752 
23.14 


2.23 


11.91 
3.22 
2.18 


6.58 


1.78 
1.273 

'8.81 


143.872  I   36.543 


11.49 
16.30 
37.289 


201.99 


12.60 

21.17 

1.91 


$1,284,685 


$15,613 

61,396 

1,137 


35.68 


36.037 
22.74 
15.56 
1.153 
1.41 


7.48 
25.025 
31.95 


$78,046 


$487,362 

189,288 

47,044 

5,349 

2,740 

200,037 

10,470 

6,690 

27,225 

26,840 

127,229 

434,613 


180.415  $1,564,887 


$6,624  40 

123  14 

312  97 

7,5b6  42 

5,900  27 

1,078  49 

62  04 

814  72 

7S3  42 

1,527  53 


$24,844  00 


$367  2A 

1.470  70 

31  64 


$1,869  60 


$8,520  86 

8,712  03 

779  72 

95  23 

98  51 

8,620  30 

201  55 

150  13 

834  71 

590  39 

2,262  17 

7,641  80 


$28,507  40 


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10.61 

15.88 

21.276 

18.289 

30.36 


7.022 


3.00 
2.80 
9.015 
1.864 
15.34 


72.101  I   $425,254 


13.61  I 

18.18  I 

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45.70  ' 


$149,122 
105,015 
285.874 
103.541 
697.782  I 


$6,671  97 


$2,232  18 
1,592  28 

4,719  as 

1,717  62 
11,811  94 


Totals. 


CLARK   COUNTY. 

Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland. 
C^'ncinnati  and  Springfield. 


Cleveland,   Cincinnati.   Chicaj?o  &  Si.   Louis  ' 

Columbus,  Springfield  and  Cincinnati ! 

Dayton,  Springfield  and  l>bana  (traction). 

New  York,   Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

( )hio  Southern  

Peoria  and  Eastern 

Pitts.,  Cin.,  Chic.  &  St.  Louis  (Little  Miami  | 
Pitts.,  Cin.,  Chic.  &  St.  Louis  (Springfield).! 
Sprinerfield  Railway  Co  (Street) 


Totals. 


96.415  1 

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31.519  i 

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127.934  j 

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$22,073  10 

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8.91  1 

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13.73  I 

6.76  1 

20.40  1 

1.36,793  1 

2.126  37 

11.04  1 

6.22  1 

17.26  1 

172.865  I 

2.7.56  54 

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22.89  1 

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90.741  1 

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3.087 

21.343  1 

232.001  1 

2.9.37  33 

31.879  1 

11.477 

43.3.56  1 

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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  Etc— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


CLERMONT  COUNTY. 


Miles. 


xJlck.     Sidings.      ToUl. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

Cincinnati,   Cieorgctown  and   Portsmouth.. 

Cincinnati,    Portsmouth  and  Virginia | 

Pittsburgh,   Cincinnati,   Chicago  &  St.   Louis| 


4.57 
20.00 
20.98 

6.15 


Totals. 


CLINTON     COUNTY. 

Baltimore  nno  ri.io  Southwestern.., 
Cincinnat  and  Muskingum  Valley. 
Columbus  and  Cincinnati  Midland. 
Ohio  Soulnern   


Totals 

COLUMBIANA    COUNTY. 


Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh..! 

I'lcveland    and    Mahoning    V^alley    (Nilcs    & 

Lisbon  Branch)  , 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

Pittsburgh,  Lisbon  and  Western 

Sal  em   


Totals. 


COSHOCTON    COUNTY. 


Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Coshocton  and  Southern 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


CRAWFORD    COUNTY. 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio  (Erie). 

Northern  Ohio  

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago , 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio 


Totals 

CUYAHOGA     COUNTY. 


Cleveland  Belt  and  Terminal 

Cleveland,     Canton    &     Southern     (Chagrin 

Falls   Branch)    

Cleveland,  Cincinnati.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis. 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland  and  Mahoning  Valley 

Cleveland  and   Pittsburg 

Cleveland.  Terminal  and  Valley 

Euclid  ( Blue  Stone)  

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

New  York  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


DARKE  COUNTY. 

Cincin.,  Hamilton  &  Dayton  (Delphos  Div.) 

Cincinnati  Northern  

Clev.,  Cin.,  Chic.  &  St.  Louis 

*'  **        (Peoria  &  Eastern  Div.) 

Dayton  and  Union 

P.,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  (Indianapolis  Div.) 

•*  '*        (Chicago  Div.)  


totals 


51.70 


23.59 
24.70 
10.51 


87.06 


44.87 

15.630 
23,734 
16.00 
6.47 


106.713 


103.630 


14.30 
21.92 
8.41 
20.58 
35.26 
18.19 
12.76 


131.51 


4.89 

7.20 
29.46 
19.79 
37.75 
28:68 
19.28 


61.64 
85.90 


16.96 


4.18 


5.60 
3.19 
8.41 


12.88 


33.95 

5,191 

11.759 

1.25 

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52.41 


27.67 

8.33 

9.50 

1.12 

23.26 

27.77 

25.02 

3.188 

18.18 

3.67 

89.078 


9.74 

2.19 
18.32 

1.44 
20.15 
10.52 

1.68 


6.45 
20.75 
21.73 

6.95 


55.88 


33.86 
26.78 
28.11 
11.19 


99.94 


78.82 

20.830 
35,493 
17.25 
6.73 


150.123 


31.00 

10.62 

51.03 

28.208 

21.85 


142.708 


24.13 
24.11 
21.73 
22.02 
56.41 
28.71 
14.44 


59.04 


6.49 

1.45 
62.14 

5.83 
53.84 
75.26 
34.54 

2.30 
77.14 
15.53 


11.28 


190.55 


11.33 

8.65 
91.60 
25.62 
91.59 
108.94 
53.82 
2.30 
188.78 
51.48 


261.55 


12.20 
31.33 
19.68 
21.99 
26.23 
26.34 
20.. 34 


345.75 


1.86 
3.96 
5.89 
8.74 
1.67 
5.28 
5.57 


28.10 


607.30 


14.06 
85.29 
25.57 
25.73 
27.90 
31.62 
25.91 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taaces  for 

1900. 


$4S,317 
26,175 
64,640 

126.785 


I 


$265,917 


$235,415 
141,174 
166,2.)6 
22,202 


$565,047 


$1,272,401 

148,799 

1,093,572 

50,190 

13,142 


$1,179  27 

6*i6  If 

1,514  9S 

2,998  8» 


$6,309  25 


$5,267  63 
3,135  35 

3.706  sr 

406  64 


$12,516  40 


$23,529  30- 

3,072  72 

21,155  W 

753.9a 

197  10 


$2,578,104   $48,709  10 


I 


$112,236 
24,900 
842,360 
241,130 
144,900 


$1,865,526 


$181,190 
85,620 
179,840 
40.960 
1,007  570 
218,750 
161,980 


$1,876,450 


$19,665 

24,810 

517.150 

207,955 

773.040 

893.570 

236,355 

2,000 

1,359,^0 

883,080 

900 

151,715 


I  15S.11 


27.97  1  186.08 


$4,569,620 


$68,870 
154,540 
277,130 
133,510 
145,100 
574.290 
444,230 


$1,797,170 


$1,920  78 
444  84 

14,781  86 
4,374  63 
2,767  84 


$24,288  85  * 


$4,082  96 

1,146  40- 

4,846  97 

762  00- 

18,413  67 
4,178  62 
2,529  22 


$35,959  84 


$55S81 

457  71 

12,814  It 

4,416  76 

18,710  25 

25,631  83 

5,718  41 

33  60 

34,SSSS7 

10.893  74 

27  90- 

4,153  64 


$116,644  15 


$1,107  96 
2,688  46 
4,65170 
2.00197 
2,505  86 
0.655  40 
7.486  75- 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— Continned. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


Sidings, 


ToUl. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


DEFIANCE  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago.. 

Cincinnati  Northern  .* 

Columbus,  Lima  and  Milwaukee.. 
Wabash 


Totals. 


DELAWARE    COUNTY. 


Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis, 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking  

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals. 


ERIE  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Lake  Erie  Division). 

Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Qeveland 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Lake  Erie  and  Western 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Sandusky,  Milan  and  Norwalk  (Electric)... 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


FAIRFIELD    COUNTY. 


Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Vallev 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo. 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Columbus,  Wellston  and  Southern 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals. 


FAYETTE   COUNTY. 

Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Valley., 
Cincinnati,  HaAiilton  and  Davton.. 
Columbus  and  Cincinnati  Midland.. 
Ohio  Southern  


Totals 


FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Central  Ohio  Div.) 

Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Columbus  and  Cincinnati  Midland 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo , 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Columbus,  Springfield  and  Cincinnati 

Norfolk  and   Western 

P.,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  (Cols.  &  N.  Div.) 

••  "  (Indianapolis  Div.) , 

"  "  (Little  Miami  Div.) 

(Pittsburg  Div.) , 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Union  Depot  Company  


Totals 


FULTON  COUNTY. 


Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern. 
Wabash  and  St.  Louis 


Totals. 


80.35 

12.e2 

8.80 

14.24 


65.51 


14.78 
88.10 
22.21 
21.06 
1.74 


02.83 


11.80 

8.25 

11.74 

7.28 

27.55 

25.68 

10.50 

9.47 


112.17 


28.20 
20.88 
5.00 
87.12 


119.76 


17.25 
22.89 
21.10 
40.85 


101.50 


12.35 
12.39 
11.45 
13.00 
28.07 
16.48 
14.81 
15.93 
12.35 
13.52 

13.00 


33.12 
2.23 


198.70 


15.72 
48.25 
8.85 


68.82 


7.20 
1.50 


5.57 


87.55 
14.12 
8.30 
19.81 


1307,791 

61,936 

4,150 

177,292 


14.27 


1.28 
9.08 
6.07 
2.83 
.07 


79.78 


15.96 
43.03 
28.28 
28.88 
1.81 


$551,169 


$104,060 

488,080 

298,650 

82,450 

16.050 


19.68 


19.22 
11.27 
8.47 
6.08 
66.71 
4.91 


6.48 


112.46 


81.02 
19.52 
15.21 
18.81 
94.26 
80.54 
10.50 
15.95 


$989,240 


$198,100 
102.710 
47,480 
80,260 
1,005,000 
278,730 
24,420 
71,820 


118.14 


7.05 

7.C0 

.16 

.04 

8.45 


280.81 


85.57 
85.20 
20.99 
5.13 
45.57 


$1,806,020 


$185,280 

834,770 

37,670 

8,930 

829,430 


22.70 


8.28 
8.62 
8.24 
8.80 


142.46 


20.53 
26.51 
24.34 
44.24 


14.08 


24.41 

2.82 

9.25 

1.81 

43.45 

5.69 

5.68 

12.42 

17.05 


9.48 
29.37 
15.82 


1.88 
8.16 


$891,030 


$104,751 
186,583 
146,098 
185,651 


115.62 


36.76 
15.21 
20.70 
14.81 
71.52 
22.17 
20.49 
28.35 
29.40 
39.55 

22.48 

29.37 

48.94 

2.23 


10.04 


401.96 


17.60 
51.41 
3.85 


$623,083 


160 

50 

70 

60 

70 

30  I 

10 

30 

60 

50 

233,820 
160,650 
344,830 
264,450 


$8,078  51 

1,610  27 

119  51 

5,112  89 


$14,920  65 


$850  00 

514  21 

2,4fi7  8a 

720  81 

104  88 


$4,677  05 


$4,589  18 

2,6U  69 

879  9S 

1,759  12 

22,218  8t 

4.797  55 

688  13 

1.496  4a 


$88,880  2» 


$8,260  8» 

6.188  48 

628,84 

55  41 

5,607  88 


$14,780  87 


$1.929  88 
8.460  88 
2.709  62 
8,426  20 


$8,282,040 


S78,270 
759,430 
39,010 


72.86  I  $876,610 


$11,526  58 


$2,642  84 
1,642  46 
2.914  4T 
1,329  20 
7.611  OO 
1,521  74 
2,487  48 
2,557  05 

22.320  51 

2,691  65 

5,999  44 
7,272  87 


$60,990  1» 


$2,110  26 

22,385  02 

86171 


$26,806  90 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— ContinnecL 


Name  of  Railroad. 


GALLIA  COUNTY. 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton 

CWumbas,  Hockine  Valley  and  Tokdo. 
Kanawha  and  Michigan 


Totals 


GEAUGA    COUNTY. 

Chagrin  Falls  (W.  &  L.  E.  Lessee).., 

Cleveland  and  Mahoning , 

Pittsburgh,  Painesville  and  Fairport., 


Totals. 


GREENE   COUNTY. 


Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton 

Cincinnati  and  Springfield 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Ohio  Southern  

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


7.78 

80.91 

.98 


89.62 


.99 
1.812 
22.640 


25.442 


26.45 
5.35 
4.89 
6.17 

44.50 


Totals 


GUERNSEY    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Central  Ohio  Div.). 

Bellaire,  Zanesville  and  Cincinnati 

Oeveland  and  Marietta 

Eastern  Ohio  


Totals 


HAMILTON    COUNTY. 


Addyston  and  Ohio  River 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

Central  Union  Depot 

Cincinnati  Connecting  Belt 

Cincinnati,  Georgetown  and  Portsmouth 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton 

Cincinnati  and  Harrison 

Cincinnati,  Lebanon  and  Northern 

Cincinnati  and  Milford 

Cincinnati  Northern — 

Cincinnati,  New  Orleans  and  Texas  Pacific, 
incinnati  and  Northwestern  

Cincinnati,  Portsmouth  and  Virginia.. 

Cincinnati  and  Springfield 

Cincinnati   and   Westwood 

Cleveland,   Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Ivorydale  and  Millcreck  Valley 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &■  St.  Louis 


Totals 


HANCOCK    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago 

Oncinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland.. 
Columbus,  Findlay  and  Northern...., 

Kndlay  Belt  

Findlay,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Western 

Lake  Erie  and  Western 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis.... 

Northern  Ohio   , 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 


HARDIN    COUNTY. 


Qiicago  and  Erie 

Qncinnati,  Sandusky  and  Oeveland 

Qeveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicaffo  A  St.  Louis 

nttsburgn.  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

roledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 


87.36 


23.55 
8.20 
32.64 
16.90 


81.20 


7.20 
48.13 

1.78 

1.60 
10.40 
34.60 

7.01 

18.27 

.25 


Sidings. 


5.49 


5.49 


.02 
.102 
12.96 


13.082 


5.38 
1.22 
1.03 


10.90 


18.48 


13.85 

.10 

12.08 

1.02 


TotaL 


7.78 

86.40 

.96 


45.11 


1.01 
1.914 
35.600 


88.524 


31.78 
6.57 
5.92 
6.17 

55.40 


27.00 


50.97 


.66 
6.00 
10.92 
13.69 
4.20 
82.86 


49.69 


242.06 


5.630 
11.182 
14.560 

6.520 
14.418 
30.055 
24.780 
21.745 
24.090 


152.975 


25.28 
24.11 
9.29 
SO.tt 
22.72 


101.68 


42.17 
*'6.*83' 


11.18 


2.73 
14.49 


83.88 

6.00 

27.80 


196.05 


1.420 
1.650 

8.760 
1.950 
2.884 
10.S29 
6.020 
1.682 
6.640 


86.885 


6.81 
4.77 
1.99 
11.60 
6.25 


29.82 


105.84 


42.40 
3.30 
44.67 
17.92 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


$62,017 
292,0K 
85,387 


$2,495 

45,S0Z 
233,441 


$281, 73S 


$217,596 

54,015 

63,287 

12.988 

661,480 


108.29 


7.20 
94.10 

1.78 

1.60 
10.40 
76.77 

7.01 

25.10 

.25 


11.74 
6.00 

13.65 

28.08 
4.20 

66.74 
6.(m 

77.49 


438.11 


7.050 
12.832 
18.320 

8.470 
17.297 
40.884 
30.800 
23.427 
80.730 


189.310 


81.09 

28.88 
11.28 
81.78 
27.97 


180.95 


$1,009,361 


$330,158 

»  2,063 

174,831 

17,564 


Total 

Taxes fior 

1900. 


$1,488  41 

6,9n  29 

781  99 


$9,241  49 


$44  S0 

778  «2 
4,269  92 


$5,092  80 


$3,967  n 

9S3.97 

1,036  59 

ttsn 

1?,978  09 


$19,160  69 


$7,4C» 
45  9» 

4,2IS  a 

407  89 


$524,616 


$4,500 

481,620 

85,600 

3,680 

8,820 

408,175  ' 

14,020  ' 

72,350 

1,500 


29,070  I 

3,600  I 

26,200  ' 

122,250  1 

2,100  I 

847,700  I 

12,600  I 

527.750  I 


$12,132  a 


$308  00 

16.184  25 

S.-IOS  15 

,   108  » 

250  90 

13,5fil  15 

2«1  35 

2,054  46 

3f  OO 

297  55 

12,443  90 

137  00 

6sn  98 

S,S22  60 

95  00 

18,886  15 

569  75 

18.561  6S 


$2,101,035       $90,905  58 


$56,160 

57.243 

55,810 

7,500 

68,780 

289,880 

270.890 
42,780 

281,210 


$1,069,703 


$271,003 
164.411 
129,550 
775.451 
243.191 


$1,583,^96 


$925  71 
1,194  00 
l.J»6  52 

247  50 
1,185  10 
5.620  23 
4.915  51 

710  08 
4.716  96 


$20,851  55 


$5.750  28 
3.587  58 
2,678  64 

17.550  10 
5,645  08 


$35,156  1 


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TABLE  GIVINO  MILEAGE  AND  VAjLUATION,  Etc— Continned 


Name  of  Railroad. 


HARRISOX    COUNTY. 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


HENRY    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago.. 
Columbus,  Findlay  and  Northern. 

Dayton  and  Michipin 

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

Toledo,  St.  Louis  and  Western... 
Wabash    


Totals 


HIGHLAND    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Sauthwestem  

Hillsboro  Branch 


Columbus  and  Maysville. 
Ohio  Southern  


Totals 


Columbus, 
Columbus, 

Totals 


HOCKING    COUNTY. 

Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo. 
Wellston  and  Southern 


HOLMES    COUNTY. 


Clevelapd,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Cleveland,  Wooster  and  M.  V , 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wajme  and  Chic^o..., 
Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio., 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


HURON   COUNTY. 


Akron  and  Chicago  Junction 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago 

(Lake  Eric  Div.) 
Cleveland,  Gncinnati,  Chicago  &  St,  Louis 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Northern  Ohio   

Sandusky,  Milan  and  Norwalk  (Electric).... 
Toledo,  Fremont  and  Norwalk  (Electric)..  .. 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Miles. 


xJl'ck.     ^J<^i°«*- 


15.01 
56.33 
24.62 


95.86 


18.510 
2,020 
5.170 
24.3S5 
18.800 
20,230 


8».115 


17.32 

10.83 
17.17 
1.74 


46.56 


61.84 
9.39 


71.23 


32.76 
8.28 

14.31 
3.08 
2. SI 


01.96 


15.82 
5.79 

22.75 

14.79 
1.94 

26.58 
2.68 

18.228 
8.20 
8.81 

30.756 


Totals 


JACKSON    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern.. 
Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton.. 

Ohio  Southern    

WelUton  and  Jackson  Belt 


Totals. 


JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 


Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh.... 

Ohio  River  and  Lake  Erie 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


151.339 


38.17 
31.66 


11.60 


102.06 


39.00 

4.00 

20.00 

29.00 


92.00 


2.00 
8.70 
5.26 


15.96 


7.830 
.160 
2.4S0 
8.283 
8.950 
89,900 


62.603 


5.98 


.78 
.80 


7.61 


33.46 

.04 


83.49 


6.10 

.25 

2.17 


8.52 


2.18 
4.80 
7.66 
4.62 
.75 
9.99 

lo.n 

1.179 


11.975 


53.804 


17.89 
82.78 
86.615 
7.89 


94.626 


18.00 


81.00 
9.00 


68.00 


ToUl. 


17.01 
65.03 
29.78 


111.82 


26.840 
2.180 
7.650 
27.668 
27.760 
60,130 


151.718 


17.95 
2.54 


64.07 


95.29 
9.48 


104.72 


38.8« 
8.58 

16.48 
8.08 
2.81 


70.48 


17.96 
10.59 
80.40 
19.41 
2.69 
86.57 
13.39 
19.402 
8.20 
8.81 
42.731 


205.143 


66.06 
64.39 
67.245 
18.99 


196.686 


67.00 

4.00 

61.00 

88.00 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


$162,390 

1»020,160 

233,460 


$1,406,000 


$195,176 

7,047 

60,195 

124,429 

163,496 

236,597 


$786,939 


$229,493 

11,270 
10,842 


$251,605 


$678,776 
7,286 


$686,012 


$238,800 

13.618 

817,967 

27.838 

21,412 


$619,620 


$84,940 

126,060 

233,140 

209.060 

8,190 

720.070 

66,990 

86.040 

4,980 

8,810 

807.930 


$1,816,180 


$251,801 
277,908 
150,146 
61,678 


$750,088 


$942,600 

8.830 

806.740 

269,870 


150.00    I  $2,016,040 


ToUl 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


$2,672  07 
16,134  84 
3,778  &7 


$22,580  83 


$5,974  03 
212  18 
1,0S8  26 
3.316  27 
4,311  16 
6,808  57 


$22,610  47 


$4,395  74 

232  60 
246  72 


$4,875  06 


$15,109  54 
156  17 

$15,266  71 


$4,617  73 

262  64 

5,629  87 

511  80 

816  89 


$11,338  48 


$1,680  15 

♦  8,085  52 

4,144  66 

8,903  .38 

133.72 

14,868  57 

1,888  96 

681  27 

153  46 

177  80 

6.382  84 


$37.050  31 


$6,010  00 
7,407  24 
4,638  08 
1.918  34 


$20,788  06 


$20.203  67 

178  47 

15,845  m 

4,640  19 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— Contmued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


Sidings.      Total. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


ToUl 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


KNOX  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  Southwestern  (L.  E.  Div.) 

Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio 


Totals 


LAKE    COUNTY. 


Cleveland,  Painesville.  and  Eastern  . 
Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern. 
New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis... 
Pittsburgh,  Painesville  and  Fairport. 


Totals. 


LAWRENCE    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern. 
Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton.. 

Iron  Railway  

Norfolk  and  Western \ 


ToUls 


LICKING   COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  (C.  O.  Div.) 

*•      (Lake  Erie  Div.) 

"  **       rStraitsville   Div.) 

Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 
Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 


LOGAN    COUNTY. 

Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Lotiis 

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

Ohio  Southern  

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 


LORAIN  COUNTY. 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St  Louis 
Cleveland,   Berea,   Elyria  &  Oberlin   (Elec.) 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Lorain  County 

Lorain  Street  

Lorain  and  Cleveland  

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Northern  Ohio 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals 


LUCAS  COUNTY. 


Ann  Arbor  

Bay   Terminal    

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo. 

Dayton  and  Michigan 

Detroit,  Toledo  and  Milwaukee 

Flint  and  Perc  Marquette 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Manufacturers 

Ohio  White  Sand  Stone  

Rolling  Mill  

Swan  Creek 

Toledo  Belt  ^ 

Toledo,  Canada  Southern  and  Detroit... 
Toledo  and  Maumee  \  alley  (Electric).. 
Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


23.45 
85.98 
4.81 
11.95 


6.08 
8.48 
1.00 
1.00 


29.53 
44.41 
5.81 
13.64 


$237,223 

804,308 

45,665 

115,548 


76.14 


21.94 
57.04 
28.54 
9.57 


17.25 


11.08 
7.40 
16.42 


93.39 


21.94 
68.12 
85.94 
25.99 


$702,734 


$101,544 
970,656 
318.660 
126,814 


117.09 


11.40 
12.75 
18.31 


34.90 


1.58 

.69 

5.75 

11.07 


151.90 


1.58 
12.18 
18.50 
29.38 


$1,517,674 


$7,861 

92,718 

75,789 

162,025 


42.56 


81.20 
14.80 
10.55 
.25 
82.21 
81.64 


19.09 


43.85 
7.06 
1.94 


46.96 
6.07 


61.64 


75.05 
21.36 
12.49 
.25 
79.17 
37.71 


$388,898 


$473,472 

151,592 

45,099 

1,847 

903.926 

296,097 


120.16 


21.44 
80.06 
31.26 
6.15 
8.44 


105.88 


4.62 

16.61 

1.11 

.46 

1.85 


226.03 


26.06 
46.67 
82.37 
6.61 
10.29 


$1,874,033 


$144,680 
522.970 
154,810 
34,780 
80,060 


07.85 


27.73 
16.58 
28.29 
54.99 
12.72 

9.60 
11  34 
20.47 

8.92 
10.00 


24.65 


16.06 


122.00 


$987,250 


22.26 
29.81 


4.11 

.19 

2  43 


43.78 

$407,127 

16.58 

62,211 

45.95 

828,585 

84.30 

1,109,951 

12.72 

31.500 

11.60 

62.270 

11.34 

61,706 

24.58 

222.778 

9.11 

17,249 

12.43 

95,914 

195.64 


7.515 
1.008 
8.160 
1.400 


76.75 


14.415 


7.830 
15.680 


272.39 


21.930 

1.858 

10.990 

16.960 


5.650 

60.590 

.653 

1.750 
.710 

1.290 

8.470 
11.650 
18.670 

2.840 


12.530 

71,010 

.229 

.400  i 

.130 

1.040 

5.271 

21.600 

.210 

8.040 


18.180 

181.600 

.882 

2.160 

.840 

2.380 

13.741 

33.250 

18.780 

10.800 


$2,897,240 


$81,760 

41,020 

127,550 

79.460 

4,290 

28,590 

1.395,880 

3,280 

2,700 

2,880 

3,620 

20,250 

242,020 

24,520 

48,420 


$8,688  75 

5,454  U 

674  8» 

2,585  44 


$12.8 


$1,875  41 

16,611  74 

5,188  04 

2,214  74 


$25,889  9a 


$176  OS 
2,002  » 
1,887  88 
8,647  62 


$7,724  56 


$9,381  2S 

2,606  SS 

746  01 

29  5S 

15,829  54 
6,195  97 


$88,880  67 


$2,975  7» 

10.598  68 

2,629  IS 

500  81 
1.760  86 


$18,564  8» 


$7,454  11 
1,295  22 
8,063  24 

21,548  56 
644  04 
1.794  31 
1.101  72 
4.316  30 
274  34 
1.688  28 


$48.200  16 


$2,567  92 

655  01 

4,960  7» 

2,678  66 

105  22 
686  4a 

83,446  81 

106  oa 

48  47 

93  80 

118  29 

1,108  7» 

6,765  68 

652  17 

1,677  •» 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


Sidings. 


Total. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


LUCAS  COUNTY  — Concluded. 

Toledo,  Fremont  and  Norwalk  (Electric). 

Toledo,  St  Louis  and  Kansas  City 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio.... 

Wabash   

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals 


MADISON  COUNTY. 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicaeo  &  St.  Louis 

Columbus  and  Cincinnati  Aiidland... 

Columbus,  Springfield  and  Cincinnati 

Ohio  Southern 


P,,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.  (Indianapolis  Div.) 
"           (Little  Miami  Div.) 
Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Totals  

MAHONING    COUNTY. 

Alliance  and  Northern 

Cleveland  and  Mahoning  Valley 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

Mahoning  Coal  

Mahoning  and  State  Line 

Pittsburgh,  Cleveland  and  Toledo 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

Pittsburgh  and  Lake  Erie.. 

Pittsburgh,  Youngstown  and  Ashtabula... 

Salem  

Trumbull  and  Mahoning 


Totals 


MARION  COUNTY. 


Chicago  and  Erie 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis.. 
Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo.... 

Columbus,  Sanduskv  and  Hocking 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 


MEDINA  COUNTY. 


Akron  and  Chicago  Junction 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland,  Wooster  and  Muskingum  Valley.. 

Northern  Ohio  

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals 


MEIGS   COUNTY. 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo. 
Kanawha  and  Michigan 


Totals 


MERCER  COUNTY. 

Dcinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton  . 

Qcinnati  Northern  

ike  Eric  and  Western 


Totals 


1.150 
24.210 

8.979 
21,000 

9,986 


180.080 


.12 
8.60 

15.06 
8.85 
4.51 

19.03 


46.77 


4.520 

26.527 

.900 

2.890 

1.702 
12.410 
20.410 
14.740 
32.717 
.820 

4.888 


121.909 


14.78 
81.80 
19.58 
20.25 
25.868 
4.22 


115.898 


15.550 
25.400 

2.960 
29.422 

7.041 
17.610 


97.963 


6.94 
21.24 


28.18 


29.1^ 
27.86 
22.50 


8.867 

7.128 

26,530 

25.641 


1.160 
88.077 
11.107 
47,530 
85.626 


$1,150 
179,760 
120,870 
388.810 
157,660 


227.701 


.80 
2.69 
4.43 
1.18 
5.24 

.34 


407.781 


.12 

4.40 

17.75 

8.28 

5.69 

24k27 

.94 


$2,954,490 


$1,610 
24,910 

187,930 
28,280 
99,270 

811,320 
6,240 


14.68 


44.932 


9.570 

.203 

7.243 

1.220 

10.663 

18.430 


1.471 


61.45 


4.520 
71.459 

.000 
12.460 

1.906 
19.653 
21.630 
25.408 
46.147 
.820 

6.804 


$609,560 


$17,660 

409,874 

21,465 

80,310 

6.916 

147,342 

445,462 

413,330 

509.087 

618 

21,569 


88.782 


12.25 
7.88 

12.68 
6.76 
8.582 
1.57 


210.701 


26.98 
89.18 
82.21 
26.00 
88.90 
6.79 


$2,078,678 


$177,020 
438,184 
278,281 

87,610 
882,656 

41,140 


48.662 


8.360 
7.560 
.610 
1.775 
15.995 
4.284 


164.06 


18.900 
32.960 
3.670 
31.197 
23.086 
21.894 


$1,848,691 


$95,173 
266,078 
5.188 
58.547 
126.297 
168.064 


88.574 


2.50 


181.557 


9.44 
21.24 


$n9,282 


$57,018 
107,988 


2.50 


2.79 
3.50 
8.27 


30.68 


81.91 
31.86 
26.77 


$164,956 


$162,890 
187,350 
210,800 


112  66 

4.185  91 

4,773  82 

10,128  59 

4,247  40 


$78,799  65 


$28  67 

629-59 

2,601  16 

626  18 

2,062  08 

5,045  89 


fll,977  76 


2,491  76 

852  11 

1,361  78 

159  04 

1,352  84 

7,682  87 

6,451  40 

6,862  64 

10  26 

118  86 


$26,628  01 


$3,268  86 
8,108  17 
4,757  48 
1,401  61 
6,800  84 
626  42 


$28,460  82 


$1,410  27 
4,463  91 
89  48 
1,086  88 
2.168  22 
2,704  01 


$11,866  72 


$1,776  14 
2.625  84 


$4,401  98 


$8.260  66 
2,825  62 
4,827  49 


79.48 


9.56 


89.04 


$510,540 


$10,913  76 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


T^mck.     Sidings. 


Total. 


Valuation 

of 
Railxx>fids. 


ToUl 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


21.66 
19.34 
13.00 
25.10 
8.68 
22.06 


109.69 


30.60 


14.057 

37.087 

7.640 

11.450 

18.490 

10.930 

11.490 

19.750 

13.120 

4.370 

4.302 

1.060 

2.580 

5,207 

22.870 

2.660 

12.826 


MIAMI    COUNTY. 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton 

payton  and  Michigan  

Miami  Vajley  (Electric)  

Peoria  and  Eastern  

Piqua  and  Troy  Branch 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Totals  

MONROE  COUNTY. 

Bellaire,  Zanesville  and  Cincinnati 

MONTGOMERY  COUKTY. 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton  (Cin.  Div.) 

**  "         (Delphos    Div.) 

(Wellston  Div.) 

Cincinnati  Northern  

Cincinnati  and  Springfield 

Dayton,   Lebanon  and  Cincinnati 

Dayton  and  Michigan 

Dayton  and  Union 

Dayton  and  Western 

Dayton  and  Xenia  

Dayton,  Springfield  and  Urbana 

Dayton  Union   

Home  Avenue  

New  York,  Penrrsylvania  and  Ohio 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Rapid  Transit  

Southern  Ohio  Traction   

Totals  

MORGAN  COUNTY. 

Columbus,   Sandusky  and  Hocking , 

Ohio  and   Little  Kanawha 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central  Extension 

Totals 

MORROW  COUNTY 

Cleveland,   Cincinnati.   Chicago&  St.  Louis.. 
Cleveland,    Cin.    &    Mt.    Gilead    Short    Line 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Totals 

MUSKINGUM   COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Central  Ohio  Div.) 

Bellaire,   Zanesville  and  Cincinnati   

Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Valley 

Cleveland,   Akr<m  and  C'oluinbus 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Coshocton  and  Southern 

Ohio  and  IJttle  Kanawha  

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Totals  

NOBLE    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  (Central  Ohio  Div) 

Bellaire,  Zanesville  and  Cincinnati 

Cleveland  and   Marietta   

Totals 1      50.99 


199.755 


1.18 

24.13 

5.20 


31.61 


a4.78 
2.00 
2.298 

22.15 


51.178 


32,70 
20.20 
26.61 
l.Sl 
17.00 
19.42 
14. 8S 
14.10 


146.72 


.45 
29.25 
21.29 


2.35 

7.90 


5.60 

4.36 

27.84 


23.91 
27.24 
18.00 
80.70 
12.98 
49.90 


$120,221 
220,320 

29,390 
153,580 

50,885 
580,536 


$2,318  98 

4,064  74 

091  01 

2,700  61 

1,110  68 

12,323  58 


48.04 


.95 


8.060 

15.670 

4.760 

2.928 

11.370 

.638 

5.500 

.240 

.080 


.740 

.920 

6.054 

9.850 

.060 

2.350 


157.73 


81.65 


22.117 
62.607 
12.400 
14.378 
29.860 
11.568 
16.900 
19.990 
13.200 
4.^76 
4.302 
1.800 
3.600 
10.261 
32.720 
2.720 
16.176 


$1,154,882 


$19,780 


$265,930 
86,480 
68,380 
57,780 

199,190 
12,220 

135,725 
81.120 
89,720 
24,360 
13,760 
86,960 
6,880 
77,120 

850,120 

6,600 

69,41^ 


$28,209  60 


$858  89 


$6,113  68 

1,6S2  n 

956  47 

1,102  18 

8.807  92 

201  71 

2,861  56 

833  79 

606  46 

849  C>6 

22S  56 

2,31S  68 

140  54 

1,357  16 

7,208  S4 

87  10 

1,383  88 


68.120 


.72 

1.51 

.18 


267.875 


1.90 

26.64 

6.83 


$1,619,675 


$24,970 
71,037 
16,178 


$20,828  74 


$585  tt 

1,761  00 

889  7T 


2.86 


8.65 
.65 


4.64 


88.87 


28.38 
2.65 
2.298 

26.69 


$112,180 


$340,427 
11,085 
28,426 

208,718 


$2,726  09 


$5,428  70 

237  81 

875  57 

3,293  88 


8.84 


16.64 
2.11 
13.79 


6.60 
4.03 
7.29 
6.27 


60.018 


49.34 
22.31 
40.40 
1.81 
22.60 
23.45 
22.17 
20.37 


$588,606 


$394,567 
13,172 
174,129 
3,630 
95.120 
,53,495  ! 
51,042  ! 
465,739 


66.73 


202.45 


.45 
80.20 
23.03 


$1,250,894 


$4,728 

18,863 

103.525 


$9,335  91 


$7,710  00 

243  72 

3,334  12 

54  81 

95.-,  5S 

6.5J)  19 

1.75>  25 

7,242  55 


$21,9.>5  22 


$112  98 

420  16 

2,335  81 


2.60 


53.68 


$127,111  I   $2,868  88 


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TABLE  GIVING  MU/EAGE  AND  VALUATION,  Etc— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


■^^     Sidings.     Totel. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


OrrAWA  COUNTY. 


Fremont  and  Norwalk 

Lakeside  and  Marblehead 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern.. 

Toledo  and  Southeastern 

Toledo,  Walhonding  VaUey  and  Ohio. 
Wheeting  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals  

PAULDING    COUNTY. 


Cincinnati  Northern  

Findlav,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Western... 
New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis. 
Wabash    


Totals 


PERRY    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Valley 

Columbus,  Hocking  Valley  and  Toledo.. 

Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

Kanawha  and  Michigan  

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


ToUls  

PICKAWAY    COUNTY. 

Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Valley. 
Columbus  and  Cincinnati  Midland.. 
Columbus,  Wellston  and  Southern  . 
Morfolk  and  Western 


Totals 


PIKE    COUNTY. 


Norfolk  and  Western. 
Ohx>  Southern 


Totals 


PORTAGE    COUNTY. 


Alliance  and  Northern 

Cleveland  and  Mahoning  Valley 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio. 

Pittsburgh.  Cleveland  and  Ohio 

Wheeling  ande  Lake  Erie 


Totals. 


PREBLE  COUNTY. 


Oncinnati,  Jackson  and  Mackinac 

Dayton  and  Union 

Dayton  and  Northwestern  Traction 

P.,  C,  C.  &  St.  L.  (Indianapolis  Div.).. 

••        (Little  Miami  Div.). 

(Richmond  Div.) 


Totals 


PUTNAM  COUNTY. 


Cohimbus,  Lima  and  Milwaukee 

Dayton  and  Michigan  

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

Findlav,  Ft.  Wayne  anrl  Western... 
New  York.  Chicago  &  St.  Louis..... 

?[orthcm  Ohio  
oledo,  St.  Louis  and  Kansas  City. 


6.02 

6.88 

43.41 

.79 

.553 

17,823 


75.476 


19.65 
24.20 
24.03 
19.21 


87.09 


33.45 
19.63 

1.80 
46.02 

8.06 
24.38 


129,28 


23.04 
7.40 
6.84 

28.46 


60.24 


19.31 
19.05 


88.36 


11.50 
43.90 
22.04 
26.44 
24.47 
19.99 


148.43 


18.29 
1.508 
8.41 
4.98 
19.73 
23.58 


76.448 


22.400 
10.800 
19.568 
24.110 
S4.C60 
20.242 
28.440 


4.24 
50.72 


3.776 


6.02 

11.12 

94.13 

.79 

.558 

21.599 


$6,020 

34,002 

1,364,968 

2,816 

0,765 

169,551 


58.736 


8.41 
1.10 
5.81 
3.86 


134.212 


23.06 
25.30 
29.84 
2S.07 


$1,583  622 


$97,839 
91,961 
263,576 
223,853 


14.18 


7.21 
10.19 
3.18 
2.87 
.17 
17.84 


40.96 


6.52 

1.12 

.04 

5.62 


12.80 


6.80 
2.70 


8.50 


2.12 

3.85 
9.96 
26.34 
3.79 
3.37 


49.43 


3.496 

.236 

.16 

.90 

2.2S 

8.70 


10.721 


5.670 
2.060 
8.122 
0.900 
1.842 
4.901 


Totals. 


101.27 


40.66 
29.82 

5.07 
49.79 

8.28 
41.67 


$677,229 


$147,316 
127,834 
20,898 
197,460 
27,603 
177,469 


170.24 


28.66 
8.52 
6.38 

29.08 


$696,580 


$142,013 
50,402 

4,888 
194,999 


72.64 


25.11 
21.75 


$392,302 


$162,765 
108,465 


46.86 


13.71 
47.74 
32.00 
52.78 
2*^.26 
23.36 


197.86 


21.786 
1.743 
8.57 
5.88 
21.96 
27.23 


87.169 


22.400 
25.370 
21.628 
27.232 
33.960 
21.584 
28.341 


Itt.lU 


20.895.1    180.510 


$271,250 


$46,531 

561,105 
570,224 
433,897 
267,367 
158,519 


$2,037,643 


$91,654 
8,377 
43,050 
123,520 
274,653 
413,285 


$954,539 


$903,106 


$146  83 

819  20 

30,884  86 

45  m 

170  41 

3,681  25 


$35,747  96 


$4, .067  84 
3,3G3  96 

10,691  93 
7.857  61 


$25,981  34 


$3,240  06 
8,159  80 

863  62 
4,230  06 

680  17 
4,374  17 


$16,557  33 


$2,786  62 

918  21 

77  26 

8,364  47 


$7,146  56 


$3,699  61 
2,479  04 


$6,178  66 


$635  56 
7,885  01 
7,744  43 
7,802  26 
3,800  42 
2,268  81 


$30,135  99 


$1,463  29 

144  07 

843  73 

2,068  99 

4,857  40 

6,642  84 


$15,520  32 


$11,200 

$335  76 

222,840 

6, .387  64 

97.96S 

2,600  2S 

93,237 

2, 4.16  71 

272,949 

6.818  73 

39,782 

1,069  60 

166,682 

4.626  10 

$34,293  82 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILBAGE  AND  VALUATION,  E1^c— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


Main 
Track. 


Sidings. 


Total. 


Valnatiou 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

1900. 


RICHLAND    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  (L.  E.  Div.) 

■Qeveland,   Cincinnati,   Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Northern  Ohio 


Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

Toledo,    Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio. 


Totals 


ROSS    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern.. 
Cincinnati,   Hamilton  and  Dayton. 

Norfolk  and  Western  

Ohio  Southern  


Totals  

SANDUSKY    COUNTY. 


Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland... 
Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking.... 

JLake  Eric  and  Western 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern.... 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 

Toledo,  Findlay  and  Northern 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio. 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie , 


Totals 


SCIOTO    COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern..... 
Cincinnati,  Portsmouth  and  Virginia.  < 

Norfolk  and  Western 

Portsmouth  and  Yorktown 


Totals 


SENECA  COUNTY. 


Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago 

Cincinnati,  Sandusky  and  Cleveland... 
Columbus,  Sandusky  and  Hocking 

gocking  Valley  
ike  Erie  and  Western 

New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Lonis 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio. 


Totals 


SHELBY  COUNTY. 

Sereland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Lonis 
lyton  and  Michigan 

Ohio  Southern 


Totals 


STARK    COUNTY. 


Alliance  and   Northern ,,,., 

Canton  and  Massillon  Electric •  ..., 

Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Oeveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

Cleveland  Terminal  and  Valley , 

Massillon    •  .... 

Massillon  and  Cleveland 

Ohio  River  and  Lake  Erie , 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago , 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie   (Toledo  Div.)  ..., 

(Cleveland  Div.).., 

••  *•  (Carrolton  Div.).. 

Waynesburg  and  Canton 


43.950 
15.780 
20.826 

4.039 
48.298 

7.451 


140.344 


3S.30 
38.52 
24.80 

28.82 


129.94 


18.56 
.74 
25.135 
26.65 
9.11 
38.25 
19.140 
23.564 


161.149 


28.46 
28.07 
86.88 
1.00 


86.01 


88.87 
24.04 
18.77 
16.96 
10.81 
22.73 
16.88 
26.68 


168.00 


28.06 
20.49 
9.556 


58.095 


1.42 
21.68 


16.920 
5.820 

11.174 
1.081 

11.085 
1,076 


47.156 


86.88 
6.37 
6.47 
5.19 


53.91 


4.69G 
7.81 


6.038 
6.980 


25.488 


7.62 
18.11 
10.24 


80.97 


8.16 
4.07 
2.08 
8.14 
2.89 
6.08 
4.66 
8.66 


48.07 


4.06 
6.96 
1.642 


11.662 


.62 


24.49 
9.98 
18.08 
4.0-» 
11.24 
16.27 
70.06 
19.66 
38.80 
14.58 
5.72 


Totals  I    251.91 


1.54 

16  81 

4.06 

7.64 

2.82 

2.67 

.90 

2;.86 

14.76 

11.69 

6.52 

1.88 


99.76 


60.870 
21.600 
32.000 

5.120 
50.383 

8.627 


$463,280 

225,570 

282,870 

8,740 

1,106,190 

141,150 


187.500 


74.18 
44.89 
80.77 
84.01 


$2,227,800 


$470,605 
314,555 
208,350 
166,890 


183.86 


14.55 
.74 
29.825 
84.46 
10.04 
38.26 
24.178 
29.644 


$1,154,400 


$87,999 

2,780 

286,358 

682,650 

96,729 

83.250 

252,946 

227,587 


176.687 


81.08 
80.18 
46.62 
1.00 


$1,620,248 


$126,647 

89,885 

318,648 

1,500 


117.88 


42.02 
28.U 
20.85 
24.10 
12.70 
27.76 
20.48 
86.19 


$686,060 


$881,040 
ie2,l«) 
72,780 
220,000 
08,070 
240,080 
152,490 
862,850 


$8,860  25 

4,056  8S 

4,494  SO 

180  62 

17,456  28 
2,065  60 


$37,108  47 


$8,776  43 
4.882  05 
3.604  86 
8,365  88 


$20,619  22 


$1,956  1« 

39  46 

4,465  01 

14,652  30 

1,704  28 

640  32 

6,052  15 

4,968  46 


$84,898  14 


$2,605  90 

1,979  20 

7,156  IT 

S4  90 


211.16 


27.11 
26.46 
11.197 


-I- 


$11,766  17 


$5,954  08 
8,039  38 
1,018  52 
8,660  S7 
1.532  50 
4.104  (M 
2,650  4t 
6,527  9? 


$1,618,880       $28,497  26 


$318,664 

229,790 

64,811 


64.757 


2.04 
21.63 

1.64 
41.30 
13.96 
26.62 

6.90 
18.91 
17.17 
97.92 
84.42 
45.49 
21.10 

7.60 


861.67 


$603,005 


$ft,633 

46.370 

2.310 

270,051 

211.320 

148.281 

8,940 

50.102 

89,677 

1.608.676 

204.067 

292,636 

'  88,792 

14.060 


$8,089  46 
4,615  60 
1,028  18 


$11,673  88 


$151  92 

1,140  81 

36  73 

4,634  70 

4,324  85 

2,778  21 

18197 

00!  14 

717  32 

81.684  68 

3,556  74 

5^324  90 

1,606  86 

294  17 


$8,082,008  I  $67,837  14 


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TABLE  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  Etc.— Continued. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


Miles. 


TrSck.    Sidings. 


Totel. 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total 

Taxes  for 

190a 


SUMMIT   COUNTY. 


Oeveland,  Akron  and  Columbns 

Oeveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland,  Terminal  and  Valley 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

Baltimore  and  (Jhio  (Akron  Div.)... 

Massillon  and  Cleveland 

New  York.  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio.. 

Northern  Ohio   

Pittsburg,  Cleveland  and  Toledo 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Eric 


Totals. 


TRUMBULL    COUNTY. 


Alliance  and  Northern 

Oeveland  and  Mahoning 

"  "        (Liberty  and  Vienna  Div.) 

*•  •*        (Mahoning  Div.) 

*•  "        (Niles  and  Lisbon  Div.)... 

Mahoning  Coal  

*•      (Keel  Ridge  Branch) 

"      (Mah.  &  Shenango  Val.  Brch.) 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

I^ttsburgh ,  Cleveland  and  Toledo 

Pittsburgh,  Painesville  and  Fairport 

Pittsburgh,  Youngstown  and  Ashtabula... 

"              "              "         (Alliance   Branch) 
Trumbull  and  Mahoning 


Totals. 


TUSCARAWAS    COUNTY. 


Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland  and  Marietta 

Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh 

Cleveland  Terminal  and  Valley 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 
Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 


Totals 


UNION  COUNTY. 

Oeveland,  Cindnnati,  Chicago  &  St  Louis 

Detroit  and  Lima  Northern 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Pittsburgh.  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 
Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 


Totals 

VAN  WERT   COUNTY. 


Chicago  and  Erie  

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton — 

Cincinnati  Northern  

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  diicago. 
Toledo,  St.  Louis  and  Western 


Totals 


VINTON    COUNTY. 

galtimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern, 
[ocking  Valley 

Ohio  Southern  

Wellston  and  Jackson  Belt 


27.6S0 
.920 
31.040 
12.060 
16.020 
.990 
19.342 
11.067 
8.980 
8.150 


186.039 


7.47 

20.717 

.723 

9.229 

8.720 

27.650 

.730 

6.050 

29.630 

21.470 

20.790 

29.709 

5.820 

6.580 


189.188 


80.94 
22.85 
19.99 
6.01 
43.42 
81.84 


154.55 


17.87 
4.55 
28.91 
13.06 
26.48 


86.87 


21.970 
3.250 
18.560 
25,600 
24.800 


94.180 


25.52 

32.94 

5.87 

6.81 


Totals  I     70.14 


20.760 


20.666 

6.770 

2.460 

.510 

19.541 
8.283 
2.855 
1.280 


88.125 


.50 
U.771 


2.404 
1.213 
5.760 
,190 
2.580 
9.624 

10.540 
1.840 

10.825 
2.400 


59.647 


14.84 
8.59 
4.26 
4.26 
22.08 
11.31 


66.84 


2.67 
1.21 
4.28 
5.19 
1.28 


14.43 


3.786 

.180 

5.606 

11.705 

2.246 


28.522 


9.94 
4.40 


14.97 


48.290 
.920 
51.706 
18.830 
18.480 

1.500 
38.883 
19.340 
11.785 

9.430 


$238,000 

10,300 
257,750 
810,960 

95,960 

4,830 

310,140 

23,730 
102,080 

64,210 


219.164 


7.97 
32.488 
.723 
11.633 

4.933 

33.310 

.920 

8.630 
89.254 
32.010 
22.630 
40.534 

8.220 

5.580 


$1,417,960 


$80,271 

551,509 

3,832 

109,247 

35,679 

460,728 

1,840 

68,978 

395,921 

253,037 

202,099 

562,958 

73,457 

2,790 


248.886 


46.78 
31.44 
24.25 
10.27 
66.50 
42.66 


$2,762,846 


$880,690 
114,910 
229,780 
58,560 
979,600 
284,800 


219.89 


20.44 
6.76 
28.14 
18.26 
27.71 


$1,092,740 


$246,846 

22,878 
806,124 
291,965 
251,674 


100.80 


26.756 
8.480 
24.166 
87.805 
27.046 


$1,118,877 


$280,212 
17,962 
121,396 
972,831 
170,801 


117.702 


85.46 

87.84 

5.87 

6.44 


$1,518,202 


$278,781 

808.984 

3,960 

21.581 


86.11 


$606,146 


$4,726  64 

113  41 

4,444  75 

4,314  29 

1,003  81 

53  18 

5,319  07 

267  12 

1,798  27 

878  89 


$23,519  38 


$562  17 

6,513  49 

80  81 

2,073  C5 

531  12 

7,164  98 

40  80 

994  91 

5,896  03 

4,997  40 

8,451  12 

9,953  96 

1,221  57 

55  17 


$43,536  68 


$6,276  01 
2,164  63 
4,569  55 
1,227  49 

23,797  88 
4,500  69 


$42,586  16 


$4,194  69 

882  10 

6,080  99 

4,818  98 

4,174  58 


$18,651  24 


$4,871  26 
868  81 

8,294  46 
24,812  89 

8,861  44 


$37,818  86 


$6,484  09 

6,014  80 

98  76 

418  88 


$11,966  47 


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TABI^B  GIVING  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION,  ETC— Coacludad. 


Name  of  Railroad. 


WARREN  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

Cincinnati,   Hamilton  and  Dayton 

Cincinnati,  Lebanon  and  Northern 

Cincinnati  and  Muskingum  Valley 

Cincinnati  Northern   

Cincinnati  and  Springfield 

Dayton ,  Lebanon  and  Cincinnati 

Middletown  and  Cincinnati  

Southern  Ohio  Traction  Co 

Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis 

Totals   

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Southwestern 

•*  '*  (Parkersburg  Branch) 

Cleveland  and  Marietta 

Toledo  and  (Jhio  Central  

Ohio  and  Little  Kanawha 

Totals   I 

WAYNE    COUNTY. 

Ashland  and  Wooster 

Baltimore  and   Ohio   (Akron   Div.) 

Cleveland,  Akron  and  Columbus 

Cleveland,  Lorain  and  Wheeling 

Cleveland,  Wooster  and  Muskingum  Valley 

New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  Ohio 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  and  Chicago 

Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie 

Totals  

WILLIAMS  COUNTY. 

Cincinnati  Northern  

L^ke  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern , 

Wabash  (Butler  Branch) 

*•        (Montpellcr  and  Chicago  Branch). 

Totals   

WOOD  COUNTY. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  and  Chicago 

Bowling   (Jreen    , 

Columbus,  Findlay  and  Northern 

Dayton  and  Michigan 

Hocking*  Valley 

Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern 

Toledo,   Bowling  (Ireen  and   Fremont 

Toledo,   Fremont  and  Norwalk 

Toledo  and  Maumee  Valley , 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central , 

Toledo,  .St.  Louis  and  Kansas  Citv 

Toledo,  Walhonding  Valley  and  Ohio 

Totals   

WYANDOT   COUNTY. 

Cincinnati  J  Sandusky  and  Cleveland 

Hocking  \  alley  

Northern  Ohio  

Pittsburgh.   Ft.  Wsyrne  and  Chicago 

Toledo  and  Ohio  Central 

Totals 


Miles. 


Traii.     Sidings.      ToUl. 


10.340 
8.721 

12.^81) 
9.810 
3.700 
4.320 

11.460 
8.400 
4.31S 

32.270 


101.219 


20.19 
1.64 
26.35 
20.96 
32.03 


101  17 


18.507 
14.300 
24.180 
12.750 
24.9fl0 
18.950 
30.872 
23.269 


167.788 


21.81 
45.05 
25.82 
8.71 


100.89 


117.52 

19.54 

1.06 

32.08 

30.12 

13.04 

23.66 

5.11 

7.00 

63.79 

1.44 

9.55 


328.91 


19.16 
22.14 

19.816 
20.232 
9.15 


90.498 


2,980 
.820 

1.669 
.820 

1.454   I 

2.420  I 
.2!«i 

2,.j40  1 

'io.'sfo'i 


13.320 

4.541 

14.549 

10.630 

5.154 

G.740 

11.750 

10.940 

4.31S 

43.140 


Valuation 

of 
Railroads. 


Total    . 
Taxes  for 

1900. 


$108,675 
63,SS3 
61,79» 
57,513  I 
30,015  1 
46,341  . 
12,712  1 
89,16*)  I 
32,329  I 
53ti.Stl3  I 


$  £,160  €6 

952  73 

1,048  99 

1.060  «9 

631  4S 

1,024  71 

2211  44 

61>  89 

mi  49 

9.24S  42. 


23.863  i     125.0S2 


6.42 
.30 
5.09 
2.47 
1.70 


20.61 
1.94 
31.44 
23.43 
33.73 


15.98 


.659 
2.270 
9.28Q 
1.890 

i.no 

10.089 
0.141 
4.628 


39.667 


2.42 

6.10 


2.02 


19.92 


41.75 
1.66 


8.62 
15.98 
3,17 


22.25 

.459 

7.18 


101.069 


2.36 

5.98 

1,651 

8.378 

1.48 


19.849 


117.15 


19.166 
16.570 
33.460 
14.640 
26.670 
29.039 
40.013 
27.897 


207.456 


24.23 
51.15 
84.70 
10,78 


120.81 


150.27 
21.20 

1.06 
40.70 
46.10 
16.21 
23.66 

5.11 

7.00 
86.04 

1,899 
16.73 


424.979 


21.52 

28.12 

21.467 

28.610 

10.68 


110.347 


$989,319  ,  $17,&22  51 


$155,720 

16,704 

132,127 

65,918 

90,899 


$461,363 


$17,820 
86,822 

195,075 

129,768 
42,929 

261.348 
,388,985 

221,677 


$2,344,374 


$107,540 
762,640 
282,220 
352,520 


$1,504,920 


$1,196,601 

67,476 

3,572 

357,105 

376,9.56 

221,896 

40,220 

5,110 

27.229 

615,100 

10.608 

146,606 


$2,985  97 
S34  08 

2,772  33 
i>o7  33 

1,631  73 


$8,702  Ot 


$255  80 

1,174  48 

8,045  93 

1,675  n 

ess  99 

4,010  49 
21,424  20 
8,460  «5 


$35,685  95 


$2,646  73 
18,049  7S 
6,226  06 
7,766  58 


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$84,689  15 


$5,257  50 

1,783  0« 

7?  08 

7.608  42 

7,658  9S 

3,459  90 

936  96 

83  68 

582  86 

11.914  t2 

281  90 

2,591  82 


$3,068,479 


$119,208 
297.060 

39,500 
763,802 

85,728 


$1,304,807 


$42.237  36 


$2,587  78 

6,818  f7 

851  U 

14,591  « 
1.72Si8 


$26.028  64 


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RAILROAD   STATISTICS. 


6oa 


TOTAL  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION  OF  RAILROAD  PROPERTY  IN  OHIO 

FOR  THE  YEAR  1900. 


Consties. 


Miles  of  Track. 


Main  and 
Second 
Track. 


Sidings. 


Total. 


Valuation. 


Taxes  for 
1900. 


Adams 

Allen   

Ashland  . . . . 
Ashtabula  .. 

Athens    

Auglaize  .... 
Belmont  .... 

Brown  

Butler  

Carroll    

Champaign  . 

Clark   

Clermont   ... 

Clinton   

Columbiana 
Coshocton  . 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga  . . . 

Darke   

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware  . . . 

Erie    

Fairfield    . . . 

Fayette  

Franklin 

Fulton    

Gallia 

Geauga  

Greene  

Guernsey  ... 
Hamilton  ... 
Hancock   . . . 

Hardin   

Harrison   ... 

Henry  

Highland  ... 

Hocking 

Holmes   

Huron   

Jackson  

Jefferson    . . . 

Knox  

Lake  

Lawrence    . . 

Licking    

Logan   

IL^rain   

Lucas    

Madison  . . . . 
Mahoning  .. 

Marion    

Medina  ; 

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami   

Monroe  .... 
Montgomery 
Morgan  .... 
Morrow  . . . . 
Muskingum 

Noble  

Ottawa   

Paulding  ... 

Perry     

Pickaway   . . . 

Pike  

Portage 

Preble  

Putnam  . . . . 
Richland   . . . 

Ross  

Sandusky  ... 


24. 
161. 

60, 
153. 
132. 

72. 
165. 

38. 
143. 

65. 

96. 
167. 

51. 

87. 
106. 
108. 
181. 
261. 
158. 

65. 

92. 
112. 
119. 
101. 
198. 

62. 

39. 

25. 

87. 

81. 
242. 
152, 
101. 

95. 

89. 

46. 

71. 

61. 
151. 
102 

92. 

76. 
117. 

42. 
120. 

97. 
195. 
180. 

46. 
121. 
115. 

97. 

28. 


199. 
31. 
51. 
146. 
50, 
75, 
87. 
129, 
60, 
38 
148. 
76, 
153 
140 
129, 
151 


2.16 
68.733 
11.564 
117.680 
60.260 

9.174 
46.530 

2.230 
36.548 

7.022 
31.519 
48.770 

4.180 

12.880 

52.410 

39.078 

59.040 

345.750 

27.970 

14.270 

19.630 

118.140 

22.700 

14.080 

203.280 

10.040 

5.490 
13.082 
18.480 
27.000 
196.050 
36.335 
29.320 
15.960 
62.608 

7.510 
33.490 

8.520 
53.804 
94.r>25 
58.000 
17.250 
84.900 
19.0!H) 
105. 8«0 
24.r>.-,o 
76.750 
227.701 

H.osn 

88.732 

83.574 

2.500 

9.5«0 

48.040 

.950 

68.120 

2.360 

8.840 

55.730 

2.690 

58.736 

14. ISO 

40.960 

12.300 

8.500 

49.480 

10.721 

26.895 

47.156 

53.910 

25.438 


27.13 
230.036 

81.092 
270.720 
192.990 

81.657 
201.990 

85.680 
180.415 

72.101 
127.934 
216.599 

55.880 

99.940 
159.123 
142.708 
190,550 
607.300 
186.080 

79.780 
112.460 
230.810 
142.460 
115.620 
401.980 

72.860 

45.110 

38.524 
105.840 
108.290 
438.110 
189.310 
130.950 
111.820 
151.718 
.  54.070 
104.720 

70.4SO 
205.143 
196.f>S5 
160.000 

93.390 
151.990 

61.640 
226.030 
122.000 
272.. SOO 
407. 7M 

61.4.50 
210.701 
164.000 
131.557 

30.aS!> 

89.040 
157.7.30 

31.55f> 
267. S75 

33.^70 

60.018 
202.450 

53. OHO 
134.212 
101.270 
170.240 

72.. 540 

46.860 
197.860 

87.169 
180.510 
187.500 
18.S.850 
176. 5«7 


|7€,474 

2,215,582 

818,758 

2,698,158 

992,176 

456,568 

1,284.685 

78,046 

1,564,887 

425,254 

1,341,334 

1,416,477 

265,917 

565,047 

2,678,104 

1,365,526 

1,875,450 

4,569,620 

1,797,170 

551,169 

989,240 

1,808,020 

891,(^0 

623,088 

8,282,040 

876,610 

389,422 

281,738 

1,009,361 

524,616 

2,101,035 

1,069,703 

1,583,696 

1,406,000 

786,939 

251,605 

686,012 

619,620 

1,816, 1«0 

7.50,033 

2,016,040 

702,734 

1,517.674 

338,393 

1,874,031^ 

937,250 

2,397,240 

2,954.490 

609,560 

2,073,.57S 

1,343,691 

719,2'S2 

164.956 

510,540 

1.154.8^2 

19,730 

1.519,675 

112,180 

688.606 

1.250.894 

127,111 

1,583.622 

677.229 

698.580 

392,302 

271,250 

2,037,643 

954.539 

908.108 

2.227.800 

1,154,400 

1,620.248 


$1,926  82 
47.376  14 
15.413  66 
54,170  99 
27,595  63 
10,523  93 
24,844  00 

1,869  60 
^,507  40 

6,671  97 
22,073  10 
21,029  07 

6,809  25 
12,516  49 
48,709  10 
24,288  85 
85,959  84 
116,^44  15 
29,897  19 
14,920  65 

4,677  05 
38,830  29 
14,730  87 
11,526  .53 
60,990  19 
25,306  99 

9,241  69- 

5,092  80 
19,160  09 
12,132  21 
90,905  58 
20,851  55 
35,1.50  68 
22,585  88 
22.610  47 

4,875  06 
15,265  71 
11.338  43 
37.a50  31 
20.768  66 
40,263  21 
12;398  21 
25,889  93 

7,724  56 
33,880  67 
18,564  32 
48,200  15 
78,799  65 
11,977  75 
26,62>  01 
23,450  82 
11,86«5  72 

4.401  98 

10,913  76 

23.20fl  .50 

35>  69 

29,828  74 

2,726  09 

9,335  91 
21,9.55  22 

2,86^  83 
35,747  9*5 
25,981  34 
16.. 557  .S«i 

7,146  .-6 

6.178  f;5 
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15,520  32 
24,29y  82 
•  37,108  47 
20,619  22 
84,398  14- 


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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY   Ol'  STATE. 


TOTAI^  MILEAGE  AND  VALUATION  OP  RAILROAD  PROPERTY  IN  OHIO 
FOR  THE  YEAR  1900  —  Concluded. 


Miles  of  Track. 

ValoAtlon. 

Coon  ties. 

Main  and 
Second 
Track. 

Sidinfira. 

Total. 

Taxes  for 
190O 

Scioto   

86.910 

168,090 

53.095 

251.910 

136.039 

189.188 

154.550 

86.870 

94.180 

66.140 

101.219 

101.170 

167.788 

100.890 

823.910 

90.498 

30.970 
43.070 
11.062 
99.760 
83.125 
59.647 
65.340 
14.430 
23.522 
14.970 
23.863 
15.980 
39.667 
19.920 
101.069 
19.849 

117.880 
211.160 

54.757 
361.670 
219.164 
248.835 
219.890 
100.300 
117.702 

81.110 
126.082 
117.150 
207.455 
120.810 
424.979 
110.347 

536.080 

-  '*""  sso 

105 

103 

'46 
'40 
177 
102 

,.46 

989,319 
461.863 
2,844,374 
1,504,920 
8,068,479 
1,304,807 

11,766  17 

Seneca 

28,497  36 

Shelby    

11,673  a 

Stark   

57,337  14 

Summit    

23.519  S-s 

Trumbull   

43,536  63 

Tuscarawas    

42,536  15 

Union    

18,651  24 

Van  Wert 

Vinton   

37,313  .15 
11,966  47 

Warren   

17,S2f  51 

Washington  

8.702  04 

Wayne  

35.685  % 

Williams    

34,689  15 
42,237  86 
26,028  64 

Wood    

Wyandot    

Totals 

9,671.455 

3,951.581 

18.623.036 

$10,804,718 

^,187,232  78 

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SOCIAL  STATISTICS. 


60& 


SOCIAL  STATISTICS 
FOR  YEAR  ENDING  MARCH  31,  1900. 


TOTAL  MARRIAGES  AND  BIRTHS  BY  COUNTIE& 


Mariages- 

Births. 

Total. 

White. 

t 

i 
t 

1 

While. 

Colored. 

0 

5 

a 
0 

Counties. 

s 
^ 

OB 

1 

1 

^ 

Si 

Adams    

284 

401 
204 
408 
200 
258 
466 
282 
488 
124 
196 
428 
268 
188 
680 
268 
266 

3,083 
399 
194 
214 
289 
271 
208 

1,484 
177 
287 
108 
273 
816 

2,752 
367 
301 
187 
210 
286 
200 
190 
269 
307 
571 
259 
176 
600 
406 
246 
443 

1,186 
167 
945 
260 
189 
246 
d06 
880 

284 
482 
204 
470 
216 
264 
496 
247 
506 
124 
211 
476 
264. 
190 
682 
268 
276 

4,161 
409 
196 
220 
319 
271 
214 

1,484 
179 
314 
108 
278 
319 

3,033 
369 
303 
202 
213 
290 
200 
215 
265 
310 
600 
266 
178 
536 
411 
254 
488 

1,285 
170 

1,056 
260 
192 
260 
252 
877 

326 
429 
123 
347 
402 
892 
699 
262 
832 
144 
186 
381 
206 
166 
684 
286 
328 

296 
396 
160 
822 
361 
321 
610 
242 
334 
130 
176 
367 
211 
158 
564 
286 
802 

2 

7 

1 
3 

628^ 

Allen     

"27" 

4 

882- 

Ashland    

283^ 

Ashtabula    

1 

■  "e* 

16 

7 
9 

1 
16 

"24' 

8 
13 

*"io* 

1 
9 

2 

672. 

Athens    

772^ 

Auglaize    

713 

Belmont   



14 
7 
11 

20 
8 
6 

1,248: 
609 

Brown 

Butler    

682* 

Carroll    

274 

ChamDaisn   , 



• 

16 

48 
6 
2 
2 

12 
84 

8 
7 
6 

17 
26 
13 
7 
12 

'"g 

891 

Oark    

807 

Oermont    

48T 

Ointon    , 

833^ 

Columbiana 

l,18fr 
522 

Coshocton   • . . . . 

Crawford    

10 

1,078 
6 

1 

"so* 



""e 

1 

629- 

Cuyahoga 

Darke    

420 
221 
207 
277 
278 
168 
934 
183 
260 
110 
180 
326 

879 
284 
186 
293 
269 
170 
916 
*186 
247 
87 
204 
304 

6 

■  "2* 
2 

"'is' 

83 

6 

1 
10 

810 

Defiance  

456" 

Delaware 

406 

Erie    

672 

Fairfield     

1 

4 

82 



538. 

Fayette   

6 

366 

Franklin    

1,914 
869 

Fulton    ...» 

2 

•"27* 

Gallia  

27 

29 

668 

Geauga  • 

197 

13 
3 

17 

414 

Guernsey     .................. 

1 
2 

**3' 

3 

118 

1 
"'16* 
""i 

632* 

Hamilton   

Hancock    

434 
240 
146 
310 
184 
298 
178 
270 
438 
443 
199 
156 
412 
349 
253 
882 
1,366 
173 
644 
258 
164 
297 
372 
806 

405 
247 
143 
277 
193 
265 
174 
222 
838 
448 
179 
146 
402 
303 
216 
355 
1,274 
156 
565 
255 
157 
256 
324 
302 

5 
6 
6 

3 
3 

4 

847 

Hardin 

496 

Harrison 

299 

687 

Highland     

7 

6 

389 

56a 

Holmes   

26 
8 

""15' 
4 

"'2 

"*80* 
69 

**io2' 

""s 

3 

14 

2 

2 

86 

8 

8 

15 

20 

13 

9 

847 

Huron     ..•...••* 

492 

Jackson 

2 

7 
8 
8 
20 

8 
12 
2 
8 
12 

!!!!!! 

784 

Jefferson    

910 

888 

Lake    

SOS 

Lawrence     .................. 

846 

Licking  

662 

4 

6 
« 
9 
9 
1 
1 
7 
1 
18 

11 

8 
6 

4 
6 

*"*i' 

484 

Lorain    ••• 

761 

2,651 
842 

Madison  

MahoninflT    .......>•...••.... 

1,213 

614 

Mf^Hirift 

8 

"'if 

2 

*"*6* 

822 

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

6 

1 
1 

666 
698 
624 

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TOTAI,  MARRIAGES  AND  BIRTHS  BY  COUNTIES— Concluded. 


Marriage^ 

Births. 

TotaL 

White. 

t 

0 

8 

H 

White. 

Colored. 

d 

1 

1 

1 

P 

Counties. 

s 

s 

1 

I 

1 

h 

J^onroe 

204 
1,123 
178 
145 
481 
176 
154 
228 
245 
228 
183 
224 
222 
237 
387 
827 
269 
484 
884 
209 
821 
605 
412 
624 
213 
266 
133 
203 
464 
818 
220 
488 
168 

1 

5 

205 
1,128 
178 
145 
486 
178 
166 
228 
269 
235 
188 
232 
226 
278 
389 
846 
271 
441 
385 
213 
831 
643 
426 
524 
216 
266 
133 
212 
481 
816 
220 
436 
176 

848 
679 
165 
154 
892 
199 
207 
874 
294 
189 
195 
190 
176 
412 
860 
807 
251 
479 
278 
238 
720 
556 
333 
445 
167 
821 
172 
191 
460 
282 
235 
609 
194 

288 
597 
120 
123 
869 
205 
191 
299 
277 
168 
201 
192 
168 
875 
855 
284 
222 
389 
.280 
288 
709 
608 
828 
435 
155 
816 
190 
199 
455 
238 
204 
614 
177 

1 
22 

1 

1 
23 

633 

Mont|{oniery    

1.321 

Morgan  ., 

292 

Morrow 

277 

MuskinflTuxn   •••••... 

12 

4 

6 

8 

1 

770 

j^oble 

401 

Ottawa 

...... 

398 

Paulding    

12 
7 
9 
6 
1 

7 
8 
8 
6 
8 

692 

Perry    * 

11 

""2 

'"1 
3 
8 
32 
14 

8 
7 
5 

*    'a' 
""2* 

19 

2 
6 

681 

Pickaway 

86P 

Pike    

407 

Portage     •     ••  .....     .. 

88S 

Preble 

344 

Putnam  

7S7 

Richland 

715 

Ross 

U 



15 

617 

Sandusky 

473 

Scioto    

14 

9 

811 

Seneca    • 

568 

Shelby     

2 

1 
8 
1 
1 
4 
6 

2 

'480 

Stark    

1,430 

1,074 
6G9 

Summit 

8 

""2 
8 

4 

4 

2 

Trumbull    

Tuscarawas 

88S 

Union 

8 

829 

Van  Wert  

646 

Vinton  ' 

8 

11 

las 

Warren   

6 
16 

1 

16 

406 

Washington     

986 

Wayne    

621 

Williams  

480 

Wood 

8 

1 

1 
2 

""2 

1,006 
898 

Wyandot    

...... 

Totals    

34,617 

1 

1,812 

664 

86.888 

27,768 

26,076 

461 

481 

19 

64,061 

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SOCIAL  STATISTICS. 
NUMBER  OP  MARRIAGES  BACH  MONTH. 


607 


Counties. 


1899. 


Adams 

AUen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    ... 

.Athens    

Aufflaize 

Belmont   

Brown   

Butler    

Carroll    

Champaisn  .. 

Clark    

Clermont   .... 

Clinton    

Columbiana  .. 
Coshocton  ... 
Crawford  . . . . 
Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    ... 

Erie     

Fairfield   

Fayette     

Franklin     . . . 

Fulton     

Gallia    

Geauga    .... 

Greene  

Guernsey  .... 
Hamilton  . . . 
Hancock    . . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison    . . . . 

Henry 

Highland     ... 

Hocking     

Holmes 

Huron  

Jackson 

Jefferson    . . . . 

Knox     

Lake 

Lawrence  .... 

Licking 

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison  

Mahoning  ... 
Marion    ...... 

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer 

Miami     

Monroe 

Montgomefj 
Morgan  •••••• 

Morrow  •••••• 

Muskingum 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    .... 

Perry     

Pickaway  .... 

Pike 

Portage 

Preble   

Putnam     

Richland    .... 


20 

15 

24 

14 

24 

23 

86 

80 

27 

21 

22 

29 

27 

41 

26 

20 

38 

45 

89 

59 

82 

27 

18 

11 

14 

25 

7 

14 

14 

21 

82 

16 

14 

39 

26 

47 

81 

29 

46 

61 

41 

62 

30 

33 

20 

18 

16 

10 

11 

26 

12 

17 

40 

20 

14 

19 

25 

19 

10 

15 

30 

27 

28 

27 

20 

27 

38 

80 

43 

38 

24 

50 

47 

51 

62 

45 

35 

15 

15 

19 

12 

16 

16 

26 

27 

37 

12 

26 

44 

41 

54 

86 

87 

42 

67 

63 

40 

36 

36 

7 

8 

8 

8 

8 

9 

9 

8 

20 

14 

12 

14 

7 

28 

11 

20 

23 

27 

28 

21 

9 

14 

23 

87 

54 

29 

27 

42 

63 

60 

68 

30 

29 

11 

17 

24 

14 

22 

26 

29 

24 

30 

21 

20 

12 

18 

15 

19 

14 

14 

25 

28 

14 

14 

14 

49 

89 

70 

88 

42 

61 

46 

89 

78 

84 

36 

26 

15 

16 

17 

19 

16 

87 

26 

33 

20 

19 

23 

14 

23 

18 

4 

29 

32 

37 

82 

20 

21 

330 

312 

548 

296 

833 

385 

604 

466 

266 

840 

221 

38 

84 

24 

20 

39 

87 

S3 

39 

43 

80 

87 

20 

U 

21 

12 

18 

24 

19 

17 

22 

14 

12 

12 

16 

24 

14 

16 

21 

23 

88 

20 

12 

10 

32 

25 

89 

11 

23 

2S 

31 

88 

86 

22 

15 

21 

16 

24 

12 

14 

22 

26 

80 

88 

21 

24 

11 

10 

18 

16 

18 

21 

18 

26 

27 

18 

19 

115 

94 

144 

104 

107 

119 

177 

173 

126 

117 

101 

16 

8 

9 

15 

11 

21 

16 

17 

17 

13 

16 

17 

24 

81 

22 

27 

26 

23 

82 

89 

80 

19 

7 

5 

11 

5 

7 

9 

17 

6 

14 

7 

8 

16 

17 

28 

24 

15 

25 

37 

27 

27 

26 

22 

80 

25 

26 

26 

14 

86 

29 

20 

42 

23 

22 

277 

249 

863 

175 

216 

283 

842 

817 

190 

239 

237 

40 

16 

29 

21 

24 

88 

42 

86 

50 

24 

23 

24 

15 

22 

17 

18 

88 

29 

88 

86 

24 

22 

13 

SO 

17 

17 

12 

16 

24 

20 

18 

10 

14 

9 

10 

11 

12 

12 

20 

23 

28 

29 

10 

29 

14 

11 

21 

18 

21 

86 

27 

85 

46 

18 

24 

21 

14 

12 

13 

10 

9 

14 

25 

33 

17 

15 

14 

10 

14 

5 

13 

20 

17 

84 

24 

28 

20 

21 

17 

88 

20 

9 

19 

23 

26 

18 

27 

27 

35 

20 

22 

19 

21 

81 

88 

28 

32 

26 

16 

45 

89 

63 

45 

49 

72 

51 

61 

68 

40 

63 

11 

17 

25 

24 

18 

26 

25 

31 

80 

10 

19 

14 

12 

25 

12 

15 

17 

18 

17 

21 

9 

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88 

85 

50 

•  41 

60 

42 

53 

68 

63 

34 

36 

28 

25 

81 

25 

84 

47 

37 

68 

38 

41 

20 

11 

10 

23 

16 

15 

20 

33 

80 

33 

28 

23 

27 

29 

67 

28 

46 

61 

63 

42 

52 

39 

84 

114 

90 

134 

93 

86 

106 

134 

136 

114 

94 

73 

8 

8 

11 

10 

20 

14 

20 

20 

22 

14 

11 

81 

81 

86 

09 

82 

106 

112 

99 

99 

88 

90 

22 

12 

15 

19 

18 

23 

41 

27 

26 

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26 

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18 

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12 

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17 

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14 

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28 

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18 

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16 

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22 

15 

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28 

17 

24 

22 

80 

24 

18 

25 

28 

87 

21 

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33 

28 

51 

43 

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19 

15 

10 

17 

23 

16 

16 

20 

14 

11 

75 

84 

140 

77 

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96 

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133 

96 

75 

70 

28 

11 

11 

10 

12 

16 

14 

19 

19 

17 

14 

10 

6 

11 

10 

8 

8 

13 

17 

28 

16 

6 

87 

88 

89 

27 

89 

41 

48 

43 

42 

81 

27 

14 

8 

9 

10 

10 

19 

16 

22 

SO 

19 

12 

18 

10 

20 

7 

7 

19 

19 

16 

20 

10 

9 

80 

7 

16 

14 

18 

22 

29 

15 

SO 

15 

19 

17 

SS 

19 

17 

14 

26 

88 

35 

23 

12 

16 

17 

16 

16 

12 

15 

24 

20 

29 

28 

19 

19 

14 

17 

14 

11 

18 

20 

14 

17 

20 

18 

14 

19 

19 

27 

18 

12 

21 

22 

33 

28 

18 

17 

19 

9 

14 

16 

15 

98 

14 

20 

84 

25 

21 

17 

16 

14 

17 

82 

29 

84 

39 

10 

21 

22 

29 

27 

87 

17 

18 

86 

85 

52 

64 

24 

211 

2S 

49 

19 

36 

12 

17 

82 

26 

80 

18 

14 

84 

26 
8 

66 

26 

23 
160 

87 

10 

20 

25 

24 

13 
108 

20 

24 

13 

16 

26 
145 

26 

SO 

21 

20 

20 

17 

16 

21 

22 

44 

21 
7 

87 

22 

17 

SO 

92 

12 

64 

21 

12 

12 

18 

S3 

21 

98 

12 

12 

28 

10 

10 

23 

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8 

10 
18 
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284 

432 

204 

470 

216 

264 

406 

247 

506 

124 

2lli 

476 

264 

190 

582 

268 

276 

4.161 
409 
195 
220 
819 
271 
214 

1,484 
179 
814 
108 
273 
319 

3,033 
id9 
303 
202 
213 
290 
200 
215 
266 
310 
600 
265 
178 
636 
411 
254 
488 

1,265 
170 

1,056 
260' 
192 
250 
252 
877 
205 

1,128 
178 
145 
435 
178 
166 
228 
259 
235 
188 
232 
225 
278 
889 


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608  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

NUMBER  OP  MARRIAGES  EACH  MONTH— Concluded. 


1899. 

1900 

Oonnties. 

1 

i 

(^ 
I 

1 

j 

1 

1 

1 

£ 

1 

H 

Ross    

82 
18 
17 
26 
18 
80 
62 
41 
44 
25 
28 
18 
14 
88 
19 
18 
84 
14 

20 
18 
81 
22 
16 
71 
49 
85 
29 
18 
9 
9 
18 
40 
18 
14 
88 
8 

40 
19 
•    87 
20 
16 
84 
64 
44 
61 
17 
28 
9 
18 
40 
21 
21 
88 
11 

28 
U 
85 
18 
U 
84 
82 
22 
41 
18 
28 
8 
9 
81 
21 
9 
14 
11 

21 
80 
86 
19 
10 
46 
67 
25 
88 
19 
26 
14 
28 
48 
16 
12 
80 
10 

80 
21 
60 
28 
17 
98 
69 
88 
54 
20 
25 
21 
84 
41 
27 
16 
44 
16 

29 
81 
46 
82 
84 
91 
61 
54 
56 
20 
80 
11 
81 
60 
25 
24 
46 
17 

88 
82 
41 
80 
26 
96 
68 
42 
47 
18 
28 
8 
22 
58 
40 
29 
58 
28 

44 

48 
54 
48 
26 
91 
70 
89 
70 
80 
87 
18 
27 
60 
44 
87 
64 
28 

27 
17 
82 
28 
16 
64 
44 
25 
41 
16 
8 
16 
17 
82 
86 
22 
84 
10 

17 
26 
86 
82 

si 

46 
88 
80 
17 
18 
7 
12 
21 
20 
12 
16 
17 

25 
21 
28 
82 
18 
49 
41 
29 
29 
14 
28 
6 
18 
88 
80 
12 
86 
16 

84^ 

Sandusky  

Scioto    

271 
441 

Seneca 

88& 

Shelby  

xii 

Stark     

m 

Summit   

Trumbull     

Tuscarawas 

Union    

64t 
42^ 

624 

Van  Wert  

Vinton    

26t 
U8 

Warren  

211 

Washington  .... 
Wayne    

481 
816 

Williams    

Wood  

2» 
481^ 

Wyandot   

11^ 

Totals     

2,866 

2,682 

8,682 

2,829 

2,600 

8,447 

8,890 

8,965 

8.864 

1 

2,709 

- 

2,682 

2,627 

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SOCIAL   STATISTICS. 
NUMBER  OP  BIRTHS  EACH  MONTH 


609 


1S99. 

April. 

May. 

June. 

July. 

Ausrust- 

September. 

October. 

Coiir.lio, 

5* 

V 

V 

jj 

jj 

0 

^ 

i 

i 

{It 

£ 

1 

1 

c 

'a 

"3 

e 

1 

a 

0 

£ 

Adams  

28 

18 

23 

23 

26 

20 

26 

31 

83 

27 

80 

26 

28 

34 

Allen    

30 

28 

80 

36 

32 

26 

28 

45 

40 

42 

87 

32 

37 

29 

Ashland  .... 

5 

14 

6 

6 

12 

8 

11 

13 

15 

15 

13 

15 

10 

16 

Ashtabula  .. 

23 

23 

20 

22 

81 

18 

21 

19 

32 

27 

81 

26 

21 

34 

Athens  

82 

22 

28 

21 

27 

23 

28 

30 

34 

32 

43 

45 

29 

16 

Auglaize   ... 

22 

28 

81 

16 

29 

12 

26 

26 

36 

24 

34 

37 

36 

29 

Belroont    . . . 

38 

29 

45 

56 

40 

46 

43 

52 

64 

50 

52 

49 

40 

66 

Brown    

20 

15 

25 

19 

14 

18 

22 

16 

24 

25 

14 

22 

25 

21 

Butler    

22 

15 

17 

25 

15 

22 

27 

35 

39 

33 

31 

19 

34 

30 

Carroll   

17 

13 

8 

14 

9 

6 

15 

7 

18 

17 

15 

10 

8 

10 

Champaign  . 

14 

12 

15 

11 

8 

21 

14 

13 

18 

15 

18 

28 

20 

16 

Clark    

25 

32 

28 

28 

31 

27 

32 

29 

34 

34 

35 

41 

80 

30 

Clermont    . . 

14 

14 

20 

18 

10 

20 

20 

10 

20 

15 

22 

26 

17 

23 

Clinton 

12 

11 

.    10 

9 

19 

7 

10 

9 

16 

17 

17 

16 

15 

14 

Columbiana 

80 

33 

45 

33 

46 

46 

47 

49 

51 

54 

59 

42 

52 

57 

Coshocton  .. 

22 

18 

23 

14 

24 

22 

27 

28 

29 

28 

24 

18 

22 

2C 

Crawford  ... 

20 

19 

28 

26 

18 

20 

26 

25 

87 

16 

25 

35 

81 

27 

V'UydtiuiSd    . . 

Darke  

■*2i' 



26 

"29* 

"*26' 

'"25* 

"*29* 

"*26' 

"34* 

"43" 

*  32 

"ss' 

... 
"34* 

"39' 

■'35 

Defiance    . . . 

12 

18 

17 

22 

14 

16 

19 

9 

19 

20 

18 

19 

20 

18 

Delaware  ... 

15 

17 

20 

13 

16 

13 

20 

13 

18 

15 

16 

13 

19 

15 

Erie    

19 

15 

21 

23 

20 

21 

31 

26 

20 

21 

19 

80 

20 

26 

Fairfield    ... 

23 

17 

17 

23 

15 

11 

26 

19 

27 

84 

24 

88 

24 

28 

Fayette    .... 

8 

7 

16 

19 

16 

15 

15 

20 

13 

12 

15 

16 

14 

14 

Franklin    ... 

76 

90 

66 

67 

63 

56 

71 

78 

96 

76 

81 

85 

74 

62 

Fulton   

15 

19 

12 

15 

13 

14 

21 

14 

17 

16 

12 

15 

16 

13 

Gallia    

17 

17 

22 

28 

17 

17 

23 

27' 

22 

21 

18 

26 

30 

16 

Geauga 

13 

6 

11 

3 

8 

5 

12 

7 

6 

5 

10 

9 

7 

8 

Greene  

7 

11 

18 

11 

8 

18 

21 

80 

24 

26 

17 

21 

12 

14 

Guernsey  ... 

22 

24 

28 

25 

25 

21 

17 

27 

34 

27 

82 

80 

25 

28 

Hamilton  .. 

Hancock  ... 

"ss' 

*  'ii* 

***3i' 

***85' 

"39' 

"39* 

"*28' 

'"25' 

'"48* 

"34* 

"43* 

"42* 

"'is' 

**82 

Hardin  

9 

12 

21 

18 

14 

22 

29 

19 

22 

11 

20 

21 

17 

82 

-Harrison  ... 

12 

15 

11 

6 

13 

6 

11 

15 

16 

13 

17 

10 

11 

10 

Henry    

Highland    .. 

10 

18 

23 

21 

32 

12 

19 

21 

26 

26 

36 

38 

26 

29 

15 

11 

14 

10 

12 

15 

17 

19 

15 

12 

14 

24 

18 

16 

Hocking   ... 

19 

15 

23 

23 

22 

21 

21 

19 

31 

23 

27 

80 

27 

23 

Holmes   .... 

13 

9 

25 

12 

18 

11 

IS 

15 

15 

21 

16 

16 

8 

16 

Huron    

25 

19 

24 

12 

16 

28 

22 

19 

24 

20 

19 

21 

a 

19 

Jackson   

29 

23 

33 

22 

85 

23 

28 

28 

43 

41 

46 

42 

38 

25 

Jefferson  ... 

81 

87 

38 

30 

80 

25 

27 

87 

46 

41 

35 

85 

31 

29 

Knox    

8 

9 

20 

15 

14 

14 

18 

17 

28 

13 

25 

17 

24 

20 

Lake   

8 

8 

13 

13 

7 

6 

11 

18 

15 

10 

18 

16 

15 

15 

Lawrence   .. 

30 

24 

33 

30 

82 

23 

24 

30 

36 

45 

89 

40 

80 

24 

Licking  .... 

21 

16 

22 

21 

11 

20 

32 

18 

38 

31 

81 

26 

82 

28 

Logan    

18 

14 

21 

22 

13 

15 

12 

26 

18 

19 

21 

22 

28 

12 

Lorain   

81 

27 

21 

24 

13 

30 

32 

27 

37 

31 

40 

38 

30 

40 

Lucas  

82 

84 

97 

101 

86 

88 

130 

104 

125 

130 

124 

93 

109 

102 

Madisdn    ... 

11 

6 

15 

12 

17 

8 

16 

14 

15 

15 

12 

16 

19 

8 

Mahoning  .. 

85 

80 

41 

47 

44 

28 

52 

39 

43 

61 

56 

45 

61 

43 

Marion  

16 

27 

16 

20 

17 

IS 

23 

13 

24 

20 

28 

17 

21 

25 

Medina 

8 

13 

11 

7 

18 

21 

14 

12 

10 

21 

12 

13 

16 

10 

Meigs  

24 

19 

16 

19 

31 

21 

26 

19 

27 

17 

27 

25 

27 

26 

Mercer 

22 

27 

28 

25 

28 

28 

85 

24 

25 

22 

38 

35 

29 

28 

Miami    

26 

22 

24 

30 

19 

30 

25 

20 

25 

25 

26 

25 

27 

21 

Monroe   .... 

25 

21 

27 

21 

25 

14 

23 

22 

42 

24 

37 

25 

20 

2/ 

Montgomery 

37 

40 

5S 

57 

43 

47 

65 

63 

86 

64 

66 

66 

68 

52 

Morgan   .... 

9 

7 

14 

6 

12 

10 

9 

13 

17 

18 

18 

17 

10 

8 

Morrow   

12 

15 

10 

6 

13 

7 

11 

6 

16 

11 

18 

12 

11 

17 

25 

24 

83 

24 

24 

27 

84 

86 

81 

85 

81 

37 

40 

28 

Noble    

8 

14 

13 

20 

15 

14 

13 

18 

18 

15 

24 

20 

16 

20 

Ottawa 

18 

15 

16 

12 

7 

9 

18 

18 

14 

16 

21 

13 

11 

15 

Paulding  ... 

35 

15 

25 

16 

24 

29 

83 

23 

36 

35 

40 

35 

ii 

22 

Perry    

19 

24 

IS 

20 

18 

15 

26 

17 

22 

31 

32 

25 

26 

Pickaway    .. 

15 

10 

13 

17 

7 

7 

14 

9 

16 

20 

21 

24 

20 

14 

Pike    

16 

16 

15 

28 

9 

22 

15 

16 

16 

13 

21 

15 

19 

15 

Portage   .... 

5 

11 

IS 

13 

12 

17 

12 

14 

20 

18 

17 

\t 

21 

21 

Preble    

n 

6 

16 

12 

16 

16 

17 

14 

16 

10 

14 

18 

10 

17 

Putnam  — 

40 

23 

22 

30 

28 

26 

26 

89 

81 

33 

27 

84 

41 

23 

Richland  ... 

30 

22 

32 

28 

20 

19 

41 

31 

24 

86 

37 

83 

24 

39 

Ross     

27 

14 

20 

25 

18 

12 

27 

21 

38 

30 

34 

28 

25 

19 

Sandusky   .. 

11 

14 

21 

19 

23 

1      20 

18 

18 

80 

25 

21 

21 

21 

17 

39    S  S 


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610  REPORT  OF  SliCRETARY  OF  STATE. 

NUMBER  OF  BIRTHS  EACH  MONTH  —  ConUnued. 


1899i. 

Counties. 

April, 

May. 

June. 

July. 

August. 

September. 

October. 

V 

V 

<; 

<; 

6 

V 

V 

1 

1 

& 

i 

1 

1 

V 

1 
& 

1 

s 
& 

Scioto 

88 

28 

33 

22 

83 

27 

81 

23 

61 

87 

60 

33 

41 

90 

Seneca  

20 

16 

16 

19 

17 

21 

20 

24 

24 

27 

26 

23 

26 

28 

Shelby   

12 

20 

26 

13 

20 

15 

12 

18 

23 

22 

19 

25 

20 

IS 

Stark  

41 

46 

60 

48 

63 

47 

65 

51 

61 

56 

56 

72 

60 

es 

Summit   .... 

43 

40 

44 

27 

40 

36 

49 

46 

56 

60 

45 

34 

42 

at 

Trumbull  ... 

26 

19 

28 

18 

30 

17 

30 

24 

35 

39 

26 

29 

17 

2 

Tuscarawas 

27 

17 

20 

81 

28 

32 

36 

36 

40 

38 

41 

28 

31 

43 

Union  

4 

4 

22 

19 

14 

14 

U 

13 

18 

12 

16 

14 

9 

12 

Van  Wert  .. 

29 

20 

21 

22 

27 

26 

21 

28 

33 

21 

28 

28 

26 

SI 

Vinton   

10 

9 

22 

7 

7 

10 

17 

16 

10 

12 

12 

21 

15 

23 

Warren  ....| 

17 

15 

12 

15 

16 

19 

13 

19 

19 

15 

22 

14 

15 

22 

Washington 

33 

80 

25 

36 

36 

38 

34 

88 

43 

29 

46 

40 

43 

4S 

Wayne  

Williams  ... 

24 

19 

23 

11 

23 

17 

20 

20 

23 

16 

17 

22 

28         » 

9 

11 

16 

10 

21 

14 

22 

20 

28 

12 

12 

25 

18 

26 

Wood   

29 

45 

39 

46 

26 

40 

42 

36 

68 

62 

48 

43 

40 

47 

Wyandot  ... 

21 

11 

11 

18 

18 

12 

16 

20 

16 

16 

18 

20 

22 

7 

Totals  .. 

1,888 

1,767 

2,088 

1,937 

1,932 

1,841 

2,215    2,144 

2,627 

2,370 

2,621 

2,412 

2,809 

2.2U 

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SOCIAL  STATISTICS. 
NUMBER  OF  BIRTHS  EACH  MONTH  —  Concluded. 


611 


1899. 

1900. 

Totals. 

November. 

December. 

January. 

February. 

March. 

a 

1 

1, 

ConnHeii. 

T^}t 

512 

1 

V 

1 

1 

1 

1 

V 

s 

V 

1 

i2i 

1 

£ 

o 

a 

5 

Adams  

12 

20 

18 

22 

88 

14 

83 

27 

87 

84 

827 

296 

623 

Allen    

39 

27 

35 

32 

41 

48 

47 

20 

40 

86 

486 

896 

.... 

832 

Ashland 

9 

13 

8 

11 

10 

13 

18 

28 

11 

18 

123 

160 

... . 

283 

Ashtabula 

34 

20 

27 

21 

32 

37 

27 

36 

48 

40 

347 

323 

2 

672 

Athens  

34 

31 

35 

23 

34 

85 

41 

44 

47 

88 

412 

360 

. . . . 

772 

Auglaixe   

86 

32 

30 

83 

41 

24 

30 

29 

41 

31 

392 

821 

. ... 

718 

Belmont    

49 

55 

53 

45 

58 

64 

58 

61 

73 

67 

613 

630 

1,243 

Brown    

15 

18 

26 

23 

23 

12 

29 

36 

28 

26 

259 

260 

509 

Butler    

29 

31 

32 

81 

28 

36 

39 

24 

30 

.    88 

343 

839 

682 

Carroll   

5 

12 

14 

6 

9 

10 

10 

10 

16 

15 

144 

isa 

274 

Champaign  ... 

8 

11 

18 

12 

14 

21 

28 

16 

23 

22 

198 

193 

891 

Clark 

41 

28 

44 

36 

43 

39 

38 

30 

34 

29 

415 

888 

9 

807 

Clermont    .... 

21 

13 

13 

18 

18 

17 

12 

21 

26 

24 

213 

224 

437 

Clinton    

15 

13 

11 

17 

12 

12 

18 

14 

18 

21 

173 

160 

333 

Columbiana  .. 

36 

61 

49 

48 

58 

65 

65 

41 

67 

47 

590 

676 

. .. . 

1,166 

Coshocton   . . . 

16 

17 

27 

20 

24 

10 

22 

16 

26 

20 

286 

236 

52J5 

Crawford 

30 

29 

20 

20 

28 

26 

83 

26 

86 

83 

827 

802 

629 

Darke  

49 

25 

38 

35 

40 

35 

38 

40 

47 

85 

426 

886 

•810 

Defiance   

18 

20 

16 

21 

24 

24 

18 

26 

26 

23 

221 

235 

466 

Delaware 

16 

17 

17 

18 

12 

25 

16 

19 

24 

23 

209 

19S 

405 

Erie  

26 
27 

12 
25 

22 
20 

•     34 
17 

87 
22 

23 
20 

18 
21 

25 
14 

26 
82 

87 
19 

279 
278 

293 
260 

.... 

572 

Fairfield 

638 

Fayette 

15 

16 

18 

13 

14 

10 

19 

16 

18 

17 

181 

174 

356 

Franklin  

70 

85 

80 

87 

110 

99 

f? 

88 

95 

74 

967 

947 

. .. . 

1,914 

Fulton 

15 

16 

13 

16 

17 

21 

9 

15 

19 

183 

186 

369 

<5allia   

26 

16 

27 

26 

28 

22 

27 

84 

80 

27 

287 

276 

663 

Oeauga    

7 

12 

11 

8 

7 

11 

4 

6 

14 

7 

110 

87 

. . . . 

197 

iireene  ..*..... 

13 

12 

17 

12 

20 

17 

16 

26 

25 

28 

193 

221 

414 

Cuemsey    — 

29 

20 

81 

20 

28 

22 

27 

80 

80 

30 

828 

804 

632 

Hancock  

35 

26 

37 



33 

37 

38 

26 

37 

89 

36 

489 

408 

847 

Hardin  • 

17 

17 

23 

24 

19 

23 

33 

22 

21 

29 

245 

260 

496 

Harrison  

13 

9 

7 

16 

14 

14 

10 

16 

17 

18 

152 

147 

299 

Highland  *...*. 

22 

17 

22 

31 

26 

24 

25 

24 

86 

26 

310 

277 

587 

23 

17 

11 

17 

16 

16 

21 

19 

20 

22 

191 

198 

389 

Hocking  

28 

17 

24 

19 

22 

23 

23 

29 

81 

23 

298 

265 

... . 

563 

Holmes   

12 

14 

13 

14 

18 

14 

13 

19 

19 

14 

173 

174 

847 

Huron    

18 

15 

22 

20 

24 

18 

22 

17 

81 

14 

270 

222 

492 

Jackson  ...... 

88 

88 

86 

28 

83 

21 

42 

25 

89 

88 

440 

844 

. ... 

784 

lefferson  

24 

38 

89 

40 

40 

60 

48 

43 

61 

46 

460 

460 

... . 

910 

Knox    

14 

17 

14 

15 

12 

10 

12 

15 

18 

19 

202 

181 

...  ^ 

883 

Lake  

16 
28 

8 
82 

8 
88 

15 
89 

10 
48 

11 
36 

13 

46 

13 
46 

26 

69 

16 
46 

159 
482 

149 
414 

808 

Lawrence  .... 

846 

Licking    .^ 

Logan    

Lorain   ....... 

82 

26 

37 

84 

21 

25 

36 

29 

36 

80 

349 

303 

. . . . 

652 

29 

23 

26 

22 

23 

17 

22 

16 

26 

20 

257 

227 

484 

25 

81 

87 

21 

36 

27 

39 

35 

46 

32 

387 

363 

1 

76i 

Lucas  

98 

112 

114 

106 

154 

129 

136 

115 

116 

116 

i,3n 

1,280 

2,651 

Madison    

0 

18 

14 

12 

22 

13 

21 

18 

11 

20 

182 

160 

342 

Mahoning    . . . 

46 

44 

65 

59 

60 

55 

69 

52 

81 

57 

653 

660 

. .. . 

1,213 

Marion    

20 

15 

27 

27 

18 

23 

20 

25 

29 

26 

259 

265 

... . 

514 

Medina    

20 

10 

16 

10 

16 

17 

7 

10 

18 

13 

165 

157 

822 

Meigs  

20 

19 

26 

19 

29 

17 

26 

80 

26 

30 

304 

261 

. . .. 

666 

Mercer  ....... 

26 

18 

18 

21 

35 

25 

41 

32 

48 

40 

373 

325 

698 

Miami    

21 

24 

80 

26 

40 

80 

19 

22 

89 

28 

321 

303 

624 

Monroe   

27 

28 

82 

27 

28 

84 

87 

20 

26 

26 

849 

284 

. ... 

683 

Montgomery  . 

52 

44 

54 

84 

61 

67 

60 

38 

71 

63 

701 

620 

1,321 

Morgan   

Morrow  

9 

9 

10 

2 

20 

13 

20 

17 

18 

11 

166 

126 

292 

13 

10 

18 

14 

15 

8 

9 

7 

18 

10 

154 

123 

277 

Muskingum    . 

32 

18 

27 

40 

36 

24 

87 

30 

47 

49 

897 

872  1     1 

770 

Noble  

17 

17 

13 

13 

22 

16 

19 

22 

21 

22 

199 

205 

404 

Ottawa  

15 

17 

17 

16 

20 

21 

25 

20 

25 

19 

207 

191 

398 

Paulding  

86 

24 

23 

24 

81 

26 

36 

23 

36 

34 

386 

806 

692 

21 
16 

21 
12 

23 
14 

24 
13 

30 
14 

26 
20 

33 
24 

24 
15 

36 
24 

27 
10 

801 
198 

280 
171 

58i 

Pickaway    .... 
Pike    

369 

15 
13 

19 
16 

21 
13 

10 
15 

16 
21 

13 
19 

23 
22 

23 
16 

14 
17 

17 
21 

200 
191 

207 
196 

407 

Portage  

886 

Preble    

15 

14 

14 

11 

15 

15 

13 

12 

19 

28 

176 

168 

844 

Putnam  

39 

30 

36 

24 

29 

39 

30 

38 

68 

41 

412 

875 

787 

Richland   

27 

29 

29 

28 

36 

27 

23 

29 

28 

84 

860 

855 

715 

Ross     

23 

29 

18 

31 

81 

80 

81 

28 

37 

87 

318 

299 

617 

Sandusky  .... 

19 

22 

23 

17 

18 

19 

29 

20 

17 

16 

261 

222 

473 

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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
NUMBER  OF  BIRTHS  EACH  MONTH  —  Continued. 


1899, 

1990. 

Totals 

Coanties. 

November. 

December. 

January. 

Februarj'. 

March. 

a 

1 

M 

«; 

V 

4; 

V 

V 

V 

a 

*5 

4> 

1 

to 

1 

1 

(3 

1 

15 

£ 

1 

1 

V 

d 

E 

^ 

s 

B 

Scioto    

32 

30 

38 

84 

41 

43 

68 

43 

62 

49 

498 

808 

891 

Seneca   

20 

25 

2d 

28 

25 

22 

30 

24 

25 

24 

278 

280 

552 

Shelby    

20 

19 

16 

21 

22 

19 

20 

23 

80 

27 

240 

240 

.... 

480 

Stark    

61 

69 

72 

50 

69 

62 

54 

69 

80 

74 

721 

709 

i,m 

Summit   

42 

46 

46 

39 

41 

56 

52 

45 

69 

50 

559 

511 

4 

1,074 

Trumbull    

32 

25 

32 

28 

27 

34 

25 

29 

32 

89 

334 

823 

2 

«» 

Tuscarawas  .. 

48 

39 

33 

36 

41 

"43 

55 

49 

38 

46 

446 

437  (.... 

m 

Union    

8 

15 

21 

15 

16 

15 

19 

18 

18 

12 

171 

158  !.... 

m 

Van  Wert  .... 

19 

28 

23 

33 

39 

31 

80 

32 

30 

20 

326 

320  |.... 

m 

Vinton   

17 

23 

12 

16 

20 

11 

12 

22 

IS 

20 

172 

190  '.... 

362 

Warren    

16 

16 

15 

11 

17 

15 

17 

30 

19 

20 

197 

211    .... 

40& 

Washington    . 

83 

39 

39 

49 

37 

50 

54 

31 

43 

52 

466 

470    .... 

936 

Wayne  

Williams  

18 

17 

22 

32 

22 

25 

83 

20 

80 

19 

288 

238    .... 

5J1 

20 

16 

21 

8 

28 

20 

14 

17 

26 

25 

235 

204    .... 

439 

Wood  

50 

29 

42 

84 

49 

47 

40 

48 

63 

49 

510 

516    .... 

1,0*^ 

Wyandot  

16 

5 

14 

14 

10 

14 

13 

15 

20 

30 

116 

m    .... 

J73 

Totals  .... 

2,214 

2,110 

2,314 

2,in 

2,563  12,421 

1 

2,600 

2,387 

2,958 

2,634 

28,229  26,407 

19 

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613 


NUMBER  AND  NATIVITY  OF  PERSONS  NATURALIZED  FOR  YEAR 
ENDING  MARCH  31,  1900. 


1 

1 

i 
1 

s 

1 

1 

p 

1 

1 

1 

Adams    1 

...J.. .J L...1 1 1 1 

Allen    

2 

3 

1 
1 

92 

**i05* 
4 

1 

1 
1 

.... 

2 

0 

Ashland    

2 

J^shtabula   

10 
6 

8 
4 
1 
4 

•••• 

3 
2 
3 

1 
2 
80 

8 

1 

47. 

1 

1 

275 

Athens    

18 

Auglaize     

4 

Belmont   

4 
1 

5 

»6 

1 

.... 

2 

23 

-Brown   

3 

Butler    

2 
6 

2 

2 

2 

1 

2 

4 
1 

""5' 

45 

Carroll 

1 



13 

■Champaign   

1 

1 

Clark    

1 

1 
2 
1 

25 
8 

6 
2 

3 

3 

1 

15 

•Clermont    

4 

Clinton    

1 
5 

1 

2 

Columbiana    

'Coshocton 

12 

8 

8 
2 
2 

"i" 

48 

1 

"i* 

1 

1 

6 

1 

110 

7 

Crawford    

1 

1 

1 

6 

■Cuvahofira    

1 
1 

1 

1 

4 

DarSe  ...:.:...: 

4 
5 

1 

31 

1 

1 

.... 

6 

Defiance     

1 

1 

7 

Delaware   

1 
5 

"i" 

2 

Erie 

3 

1 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

2 

1 

5 

55 

Fairfield    

1 

Fayette   ..." 

Franklin     

3 

8 

1 

7 

1 

2 

1 

18 

1 
1 

1 

5 

6 

1 

3 

1 

4 
1 
1 

52 

Fulton   

6 

Gallia     

2 

Geauga     

1 

3 

1 

2 

3 

10 

'(ireene    



Guernsey    

Hamilton     

liancock     

S 
35 

3 
30 

8 

1 

"*4* 

1 

3S8 

6 

1 

3 
16 

15 

5 
2 

1 

4 

1 

44 

28 

79 

7 

4 

13 
2 

658 

Hardin    

i 

3 

Harrison    

1 

1 

2 

Henry    

20 

2 

22 

Highland 

1 
2 

1 

Hocking     

Holmes  

2 

8 

...... 

2 

.... 

6 

20 

1 
2 

1 

3 

1 

13 

2 

4 

Huron    

3 
5 
3 

7 

i 

1 

3 

20 

1 
24 

4 

11 

1 
1 
5 



1 

4 

8 

54 

1 

Lake    

9 

1 

3 

5 

5 

24 

2 

1 

55 

Lawrence   

1 

1 

Licking    

2 

1 
20 
10 

4 

3 

9 



1 

8 

Lorain 

17 

8 

7 
13 

1 
1 

i 

36 

88 

2 

1 

6 
9 

10 

5 

2 
3 

6 
4 

126 

Lucas     

152 

Madison   

Mahoning    

Marion 

32 

2 

1 

80 

1 
5 

1 

15 
2 

1 
1 
7 
3 



10 

70 

7 

7 

7 

2 

11 

1 

105 
4 



:::::::: 

6 

Meigs    

1 

:::;:::::::: 

1 

1 

4 

Mercer              .  . 

1 
1 

1 

1 

10 

-Miami        

4 

2 

2 
5 
1 

4 

Montgomery    .... 
Morgan          

2 

1 

3 

46 

1 

3 

4 

65 

1 

...... 

1 

.... 

12 

' 

4 

17 

Noble 

'Ottawa    

19 

1 

1 

7 
4 
8 
1 

28 



1   

.. 

4 

Perry 

2 



3 

2 

1 

16 

Pickaway     

Pike    

2 

3 

.... 

.  ••• 

•  •  •• 



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NUMBER  AND  NATIVITY  OF  PERSONS  NATURALIZED  FOR  YEAR 
ENDING  MARCH  81,  1900 —Concluded. 


1 

■ 

5 

a 

s 

CO 

a 
■a 

2 

i 

Counties. 

1 

•d 

& 

a 

1 

c 
a 

a 
a 

a 
a 

1 

•H 

c 

^ 

X 

1 

< 
$ 

1 

g 

1 

a 

i 
5 

5^ 

1 

s 
(4 

i 

5 

c 

CO 

it 

1 

6 

1 

Portage     

2 

2 

1 

3 

6 
8 
17 
4 

1 
17 

1 

2 

13 

1 

SI 

Preble    

s 

Putnam     

2 
1 

*i 
1 
1 

ig 

Richland    

4 

4 

14 

Ross   

, 

2 

Sandusky  

9 



3 

1 

1 

1 

26 

Scioto    

2 
3 

4 

8 
2 



S 

Seneca     

....'. 



1 

....1        1 
1 

15 

Shelby    

2 

Stark    

13 

1 

4 

27 

4 

4 

7       2 

1 

7 

n 

Summit     

7 

5 

9 

25 

3 

8 

5    .... 

1 

2 

3 

69 

Trumbull     

2 
16 

10 
7 

1 
14 

23 
19 

4       1 
3 

I 

4*2 

Tuscarawas     

8 

69 

Union    

1 

1 

! 

1 

... 

2 

Van    Wert 



1 

.. 



1 

Vinton  

L...L...I...  J 

Warren     

3 
2 



1 
2 

4 

Washington    

1 

1 



1      1 

4 

U 

Wayne    

2 

1 



4 

9^ 

Williams    

1 



1 

Wood     

3 

10 

...... 

1 

1 

1 

1 

17 

Wyandot    

1 

I 

1         r 

1 

Totals    

1 
241 

65     11 

258     13 

948 

21 

143 

369 

284     39 

1 

95 

1 

75 

i 

84 

2.636 

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NUMBER  OF  LETTERS  OF  GUARDIANSHIP  ISSUED. 


615 


Counties. 

i 
1 

1 

d 

■s 

9 

o 

d 

M 

1 

•3 

d 

M 

-§ 

1- 

d 

i 

1 

1! 

d^ 

d 

11 

M 

Counties. 

•i 

d 

I 

d 

1 

0 
U 

1 

s 

d 

M 

|l 

d  n 
Q 

d 

•s 

•a 

1 

d 

h 

d^ 

d 

P 

II 

Adams  

27 
60 
28 
40 
86 
16 
64 
19 
56 
11 
24 
63 
22 
84 
44 
24 
40 

352 
45 
17 
40 
52 
60 
28 

140 
29 
84 
25 
30 
36 

246 
54 
25 
19 
21 
28 
16 
21 
42 
44 
88 
34 
24 
30 
84 

60 
89 
83 
87 
42 
38 
66 
30 
75 
19 
82 
63 
28 
26 
66 
26 
55 

606 
84 
29 
45 
62 
56 
39 

177 
45 
50 
25 
51 
29 

432 
86 
39 
26 
35 
48 
23 
39 
44 
59 
47 
44 
22 
42 
74 

2 
8 
6 
8 
4 
1 
8 
2 
4 

3 

12 

4 

2 

8 

'"*8 

1 
7 
3 

"i 

4 

8 
4 
5 
14 
6 
6 

i5 

5 
6 
7 
3 
6 
8 
1 
4 

17 
5 
7 
6 
4 
5 
3 
9 

11 
8 
7 
5 
3 
2 
2 

Logan    

81 
89 
150 
22 
67 
26 
12 

9 
26 
48 
33 
100 
16 
17 
46 
48 
18 
18 
28 
87 

8 
26 
23 
44 
85 
27 
42 
25 
35 
12 
91 
61 
52 
63 
16 
19 

8 
28 
40 
65 
27 
49 
21 

25 
65 

164 
66 

103 
46 
10 
10 
40 
44 
68 

136 
25 
19 
38 
40 
40 
22 
37 
50 
12 
26 
21 

110 
48 
20 
60 
83 
89 
18 

134 
80 
76 
81 
21 
33 
20 
81 
76 
50 
31 
77 
46 

6 

0 

Allen    

Lorain   

7 

Ashland    

1 
1 
1 

Lucas  

4 

18 
3 
4 
2 
1 

3 

7 

5 

12 

16 

Ashtabula   

Madison    

Mahoning    

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs  

1 

Athens  

1 

n 

Auglaize  

Belront    

? 

1 

"i" 

1 

Brown    ......>.. 

1 

Butler  

Mercer  

1 

Carroll   

Miami    

8 

Champaign    .... 
Clar*    

9 
8 
5 
4 
1 
4 
1 
87 
6 

Monroe   

Montgomery  ... 

Morgan   

Morrow     

Muskingum    . . . 
Noble   

11 

2 

10 

1 
1 

1 

fr 

Clinton       

2 
2 

4 

Columbiana    ... 
Coshocton    . . 

.... 

6 

8 

Crawford    ...... 

Ottawa    

Paulding  

Perry  

1 
3 
4 
6 
2 
3 

3 

Cuyahoga  

Darke           .     . . 

4 
2 

8 

1 
1 

Defiance 

Pickaway    

Pike 

7 

7 

4 

ii' 

"s 
3 

1 
3 

28 
6 
4 

Erie 

1 
"2 

'i* 
1 
1 

Portage   

Preble    

Fairfield    

1 

Fayette    

Franklin   

Fulton    

Putnam   

Richland    

Ross    

3 
3 
2 
8 
5 
6 

"i' 

1 

Gallia    

Sandusky   

Scioto  

Geauga    

11 

Guernsey    

Shelby    

1 

1 

"2* 

Stark    

8 
9 

1 
4 

1 
1 

12 

Hancock  

Summit   

Trumbull    

Tuscarawas   

Union 

8 

..'. 

Henry 

2 
2 
8 

1 
4 
6 
7 
5 
6 
8 

Highland    

Hocking   

Holmes 

Van    Wert 

Vinton   

Warren  

1 

6 
2 
2 
2 

1 

Washington    . . . 
Wayne   

Jackson    

Jefferson     

iCnox    

1 
1 

19 

Williams    

Wood   

Lake 

Wyandot    

Totals  

2 

Lawrence     

Licking   

1 

3,724 

6,291 

... 

89 

7 

376 

477 

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NUMBER  OF  LETTERS  OF  ADMINISTRATION  ISSUED. 


Counties. 


d 

I. 

o  «2 


a 


Counties. 


8 
a 

s 


a 


•a 


1 

fid 

la 


Adams    25 

Allen  44 

Ashland   85 

Ashtabula  85 

Athens   22 

Auglaize    34 

Belmont    47 

Brown    84 

Butler  58 

Carroll    85 

Champaign  37 

Clark   102 

Clermont  45 

Canton  28 

Columbiana  106 

Coshocton    

Crawford   

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware  

Erie    

Fairfield  

Fayette  

Franklin    

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga  

Greene    

Guernsey  J      47 

Hamilton  I    450 


487 


Hancock 
Hardin   . . . 
Harrison   . 

Henry  

Highland 
Hocking  . 
Holmes  '.. 
Huron  . . . 
Jackson  . . 
Jefferson    . 

Knox  

Lake    

Lawrence 
Licking    . . 


15 
48 
27 
57 
22 
25 
41 
17 
50 
19 
22 
66 
26 
28 
81 
19 
83 

366 
21 
20 
25 
26 
83 
10 

113 
17 
19 
32 
54 
26 

400 
17 
25 
25 
9 
42 
11 
16 
88 
16 
82 
36 
85 
15 
84 


28 
44 

49 
90 
48 
27 
85 
88 
98 
13 
52 
74 
50 
88 
79 
22 
64 

634 
89 
16 
78 
67 
86 
26 

153 
18 
32 
62 
74 
51 

691 
65 
36 
81 
21 
46 
16 
35 
70 
29 
88 
54 
60 
46 
60 


66 
76 

147 
65 
52 

126 
55 

156 
32 
71 

140 
98 
61 

160 

41 

96 

1,000 

110 
36 
98 
98 

110 
36 

266 
35 
32 
94 
95 
98 
1,091 


46 
80 
88 
10 
46 

108 
13 

107 
90 
85 
57 
94 


Logan  

Lorain  

Lucas    

Madison    .... 
Mahoning  ... 

Marion  

Medina 

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami  

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa   

Paulding   

Perry  

Pickaway 

Pike     

Portage    

Preble   

Putnam    

Richland    

Ross    

Sandusky    . . . 

Scioto   

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark   

Summit    

Trumbull    ... 
1  uscarawas    . 

Union   

Van  Wert.... 

Vinton    

Warren 

Washington    . 

Wayne    

Williams    

Wood    

Wyandot  . . . . 


82 

96 
131 
31 
118 
39 
43 
37 
22 
47 
27 
153 
36 
29 
97 
14 
22 
13 
23 
26 
13 
70 
80 
SO 
58 
39 
49 
19 
55 
27 
136 
100 
94 
51 
22 
81 
8 
48 
55 
64 


Totals  15,010 


18 
83 
84 
23 
72 
25 
20 
6 
9 
28 
16 
143 
19 
21 
50 
14 
6 
3 
18 
24 
7 
41 
22 
24 
60 
21 
33 
12 
35 
20 
95 
60 
60 
SO 
10 
16 
6 
28 
24 
48 
20 
29 
14 


3,460 


116 
198 
87 
86 
41 
25 
84 
28 
69 
39 
217 
W 
24 
83 
40 
28 
27 
40 
S2 
20 
79 
74 
44 
68 
64 
63 
34 
51 
38 
128 
170 
106 
65 
41 
25 
20 
65 
68 
94 
48 
47 


83 
143 
28S 
OS 
180 
75 
45 
40 
S7 

55 

sm 

S5 
43 
142 

25 

34 
40 
28 
56 
27 

108 
96 
64 

128 
85 
96 
42 

105 
53 

225 

245 

165 
95 
52 
41 
22 
9S 
92 

US 
68 
78 
46 


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617 


NUMBER  OF  PERSONS  SENT  TO  HOSPITALS  FOR  INSANE  AND 
EPILEPTICS  FOR  YEAR  ENDING  MARCH  31,  1900. 


White. 

Colored 

3 

•0 
s 

u 

2 

a 
H 

V 

2 

(A 

9) 

3 

1 

9 

5 

1 
'0. 
to 

& 

2 

1 

< 

75 
a 

s 

X 

V 

1 
1 

1 

eg 

"5 
*5. 
S 

X 

t 
I 

1 

V 

1 
i 

1 

X 

a 
5 

s 

.§ 
a 

1 
si 

Counties. 

1 

V 

d 

g 

V 

i* 

1 

12 
13 
7 

23 

21 

18 

22 

7 

18 

6 

7 

9 

20 

10 

82 

11 

10 

127 

12 

3 

5 

27 

16 

7 

120 

6 

8 

8 

12 
5 

12 

14 
3 

14 
6 

13 
4 
4 

12 
4 
9 

29 
2 
8 
180 
8 
2 

14 

15 
25 

12 

3 

6 

15 

Allen  

19 
12 

25 

Ashland 

12 



12 

Ashtabula   

Athens 

35 
36 
16 
36 
13 
31 
10 

31 

4 
2 
5 
6 

1 

35 

.... 



34 

36 

Aufflaize 

11 

16 



30 

36 

13 
27 

13 

Butler 

.... 

" 

31 

Carroll    . 

» 

10 

Champaign     

Clark 

1 

12 



12 
4 

12 

21  1 

i2  '        6 
17  1        3 

21 

24 

19 
61 
13 



4 
19 

24 

Clinton 

19 

Columbiana   

Coshocton    

Crawford     

Cuyahoga    

Darke 

54 

I 

5 

61 

11 

13 

18  1      15 
257  1    9■^^ 

18 

267 

20 

15 

20 

Defiance 

5 
19 
27 
21 
14 
191 

9 
16 

3 
13 
22 

5 

5 



19 

1 

20 

14 

179 

19 

Erie      

24 

2 

1 

27 

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7 
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7 

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11 

7 

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13 

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19 

42 

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11 

21 

13 
18 
13 
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11 

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3 

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13 

19 

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111 

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117 
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1 

67 
12 

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12 

1 

9 

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9 

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1 

82  1           -1       28 

32 

1 

13 
3 

1 

12 

13 

8 
9 

3 

11 
22 
11 
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22 

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11 

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NUMBER  OF  PERSONS  SENT  TO  HOSPITALS,  ETC.  —  Concluded. 


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a 

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s 
d 

U 

1 
'ft 
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53 

V 

3 
CO 

w 

s 

B 

3 

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73 

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1 

Portage    

4 

11 

5 

14 

16 

1 

8 

11 

10 

48 

23 

15 

9 

5 

6 

1 

13 

10 

16 

ti 

9 

13 

.1 
3 
4 
7 

21 
6 
6 

13 
1 

29 

14 

21 
7 
5 
6 
2 
5 
8 

13 
1 
8 
5 

5 
14 

9 
21 
41 

7 
14 
24 
11 
77 
38 
37 
16 
10 
12 

3 
18 
20 
29 

7 
17 
18 

5 

s 

Preble  

13 

1 

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2 
5 

14 

Putnam    

8 
17 

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Richland   

1 

1 

21 

Ross    

3 

36 

41 

Sandusky    

Scioto    

6 

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13 

i 

14 

Seneca    • .  • .  • 

24 

24 

Shelby    



10 

1 

i 

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1 

2 

1 
2 
5 
5 
2 
6 
7 

11 

Stark    

73 
16 

14 

77 

Summit    

"i" 

19 
33 

38 

Trumbull 

37 

Tuscarawas    

16 

Union   

0, 

10 

Van    Wert 

10 

12^ 

Vinton    

3 

Warren     

16 

13 

Washington  

Wayne    

15 

2ft 

I'l 
5 
11 
11 

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Williams    

7 

Wood    

17 

Wvandot    

18^ 

Totals    

1,417 

1,006 

15 

14 

2,542 

425 

449 

335 

191 

284 

408 

213 

287 

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SOCIAL  STATISTICS. 
NUMBER  SENT  TO  BOYS'  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  LANCASTER. 


6m 


Age. 

Counties. 

00 

d 

£ 

B 

1-4 
f-t 

s 

?3 

i3 

0 

0 

3 

5 

Allen   

1 

1 

3 

4 

1 
1 

3 

' ''5* 

1 

10 

Ashland  

1 

Athens    

1 

1 

2 

1 

5 

1 

18 

Belmont    

2 

Brown  : 

1 

1 

Butler  

1 
1 

1 

Clark   

1 

2 
1 

1 

5 

Clermont  

1 

Clinton  

2 
2 

1 

2 

Columbiana   

1 

1 

1 

1 

(( 

Coshocton 

1 

Crawford   

2 

1 
1 

3 

Defiance 

1 

Delaware  

1 
2 

I 

Erie    

3 

1 
1 

1 

"'i' 

18 

"io 

7 

Fairfield  

2 

Fayette  

1 

Franklin 

1 

3 

5 

11 

6 
1 

2 

12 

1 
1 
1 
1 

66 

Gallia  

2 

Greene 

1 

1 
1 

5 

Guernsey  

2 

Hancock   

1 

2 

Mardin   

1 
1 

1 

Henry   

1 

1 

2 
2 

1 
1 

& 

Highland  

2 

HockinfiT 

1 

Jackson 

1 

1 

3- 

Jefferson 

1 

1 

T^kP 

1 
1 

1 

2 

JLawrence 

Lickinflf   

1 
1 
1 
2 

1 

1 

s 

Logan 

1 

2 

L.orain    ' 

2 

2 
2 

1 
4 

6 

Lucas    

1 

9 

1 
2 

3 

1 
4 

21- 

Aladison 

2 

Mahoning 



6 

Medina    

1 

1 

2 

Meigs    

1 

1 

M  iami 

1 

3 

1 
2 
2 

""s 

1 

Montgomery 

1 

3 

1 
1 

2 
3 

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4 

4 

17 

1^  uskingum 

8' 

Perry    

1 

4 

Pickaway    ? 

3: 

Richland   

1 

1 

Ross    

• 

1 
2 

""i 

1 

Sandusky    

1 

1' 

1 

2 

7 

Scioto   . ' 

1 

Seneca    



1 

2 
1 
2 
2 

1 
1 

4^ 

Shelby    

1 

Stark   

5 

s- 

Summit    

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2 

1 

5, 

Union  

1 

i 

8. 

Van  Wert  

2 

2. 

Warren    

1 

1 
1 

2- 

Washington    

*  "i" 

1 

1 
""i* 

2: 

Williams   

1 

Wood    

1 

Wyandot  

1 

Totals 

1 

0 

20 

41 

39 

57 

69 

86 

272 

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NUMBER  SRNT  TO  GIRI^'  INDUSTRIAL  HOME,  DELAWARE. 


Age. 

Counties. 

3 
o 

0 

o 

o 

o 

s 

cc 

0 

s 

0 

i 

5 

Allen 

1 

Ashtabula    

1 
1 

3 
2 

Belmont 

Butler       \               

i 

Clark  

1 

Clermont 

1 

2 

2 

""'i' 

Defiance 

Delaware 

3 

1 

Erie  

1 

Fayette               .     

X 
3 

Franklin * 

1 

1 

2 

5 

2 

1 

so 

Fulton    

JJockinsf     • 

1 

1 

Jackson  

1 

1 
1 
2 
2 

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Lorain    

1 
3 

Lucas 



1 

Mahoning    

Meigs  



Miami • 

1 
1 

Montgomery  

2 

1 

Perry 

Preble      

1 

Scioto    

1 

1 

Stark  ^ 

1 

2 

1 

Vinton   .. 

1 

Wood   

1 
1 

Wyandot  

Totals    

7 

2 

6 

10 

17 

24 

9 

75 

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621: 


VITAL  AND  NOSOLOGICAL  STATISTICS. 


TABLE  SHOWING  NUMBER  OF  DEATHS  IN  OHIO  FOR  YEAR  ENDING 

MARCH  31,  1900. 


Wbite. 

Colored. 

a 
P 

1 

CounUes. 

1 

1 

i 

(J 

I 

2 
o 

Adsms    •••  • • ..». 

112 
205 
116 
230 
202 
120 
320 
13S 
218 
87 
121 
269 
144 

lis 

811 
123 
150 
1,916 
192 
112 
131 
299 
161 

84 
568 

84 
144 

95 
127 
172 

126 
157 
118 

177 

^ 
97 

247 

124 

167 

71 
138 
214 
130 
113 
220 
122 
139 
1,446 
177 

84 
133 
163 
155 

71 
455 

73 
119 

83 
119 
139 

1 
5 
1 
1 
10 

2 
4 

241 

Allen     ' 

871 

Ashland         

235 

Ashtabula     - 

1 

9 

409 

425. 

217 

17 
16 
2 

is 

9 
3 

:•.■.•••• 

697 

287 

Butler   . 

390 

Carroll                   

158 

14 
26 
10 
6 
6 

0 
16 
18 
10 

4 

"ii* 

279' 

Clark   

620 

302 

242^ 

1          541 

1 

246 

Crawford    . 

i6* 

1 
1 
7 
5 
1 
4 
40 

1 
12 

290 

3,890 

Tlarlr#» 

870 

1 
6 

1 

198 

D^Taware 

277 

Erie        

468 

FairfirM                                     

817 

Payette                  • *  •  •  • 

8 
26 

167 

FrankJin      

1,034 

167 

Gallia           

16 

16 

294 

178^ 

24 
4 

27 
3 

297 

Gocrnsey    

818 

183 
133 

84 
102 
118 
128 

81 
183 
187 
263 

92 
117 
181 
190 
145 
223 
671 
117 
841 
120 
111 
152 
114 
186 
139 
903 

96 

80 
19S 

85 

85 

170 
122 
83 
101 
142 
116 
78 
179 
139 
216 
101 
118 
142 
145 
116 
i               174 
645 
122 
224 
107 
112 
117 
111 
161 
138 
474 
88 
83 
196 
58 
69 

i 

1 
2 

2 
2 
3 

356. 

268 

.    172 

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2034 

Highland       , 

6 

7 

1 

'.'.'.'.'.'. 

273 

Hocking                           

245 

160 

2 
4 

10 

2 
3 
13 

2 

.....*.' 

366 

ja^l(50f]  ,,^  

838 

602: 

Xnox          

195 

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286. 

\_^yfTcncc    • • 

12 
2 
6 
8 

rl 

3 
1 

1 
2 

9 

844 

837 

2 
3 
8 
11 
3 

"   *2* 

260 

J       a'n 

405 

1.S8S: 

264 

571 

Marirkn                                                                                         

228 

Ill  edina      

1 
8 

1 

226 

270 

225 

6 
1 

24 
1 

1 

864 

278 

19 



1,420 

184 

Mnm-rkOf 

163 

5 

8 

12 

410 

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143 

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164 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


TABIyE  SHOWING  NUMBER  OF  DEATHS  IN  OHIO  FOR  YEAR  ENDING 
MARCH  31,  1900  — Concluded 


White. 

Colored. 

a 
M 

d 
P 

1 

Coanties. 

i 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Paulding:   

152 
128 
104 

98 
134 
141 
145 
194 
194 
140 
213 
106 
119 
381 
328 
241 
187 
118 
139 

82 
168 
193 
178 
106 
289 

98 

104 
108 
115 

86 
124 
116 
150 
199 
186 
124 
217 
163 
113 
317 
287 
208 
184 

74 
119 
100 
115 
188 
160 

87 
187 

89 

8 
2 
4 

3 
2 
2 

4 
2 
1 
2 
2 
2 

ttS 

Perry 

240 

Pickaway 

224 

Pike 

189 

^Portage 

aas 

Preble    

961 

295 

Richland                        

S98 

{(oss 

11 
1 
9 

20 

416 

9ft 

Scioto    , 

14- 

453 

329 

Shelby    

1 

1 

29 

Stark   

1 

*"i' 

700 

616 

Trumbull    

1 
2 

1 
1 

451 

"Tuscarawas . 

1 
2 
1 



1 

875 

196 

Van  Wert    

960 

lee 

Warren    

9 

8 

3 
8 

295 

"Washinfirton 

392 

AVayne   

338 

Williams      

i 

1 

196 

"Woood   

426 

Wvandot 

187 

ToUls   > 

17,242 

14.547 

112 

862 

29 

32.502 

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VITAL  AND  NOSOLOGICAL  STATISTICS. 
DEATHS  BY  MONTHS. 


623 


Adams   

Allen    

Ashland  .... 
Ashtabula  . 
Athens  .... 
Auglaize  . . . 
Belmont    . . . 

Brown    

Butler   

Carroll    

Champaign 

Clark    

Clermont  . . 
Clinton  — 
Columbiana 
Coshocton 
Crawford  . 
Cuyahoga  . 

Darke  

Defiance  ... 
"Delaware  .. 

Eric  

Fairfield  . . 
Fayette  . . . 
Franklin  .. 
Fulton   .... 

Callia   

Geauga  . . . 
Creenc  .... 
Guernsey  . 
Hamilton  . 
Hancock  .. 
Hardin  .... 
Harrison  .. 
Henry  .... 
Highland  . 
Hocking  .. 
Holmes    ... 

Huron    

Jackson  ... 
Jefferson  .. 

Knox    

Lake   

Lawrence  . 
Licking  ... 
Logan  .... 
Lorain   .... 

Lucas  

Madison   . . 
Mahoning 
Marion  .... 
Medina    . . . 

Meigs   

Mercer  .... 
Miami    — 
Monroe   ... 
Montgomery 
Morgan   . 
Morrow  . 
Muskingum. 

Noble   

Ottawa  

Paulding  ... 

Perry    

Pickaway    . . 

Pike  

Portage   .... 

Preble    

Putnam  .... 
Richland  ... 

Koss    

Sandusky    . . 


22 

12 

24 

8 

9 

25 

10 

16 

p 

8 
18 

6 

9 
17 

9 
16 
155 
14 
11 
10 
28 
11 

5 
60 

4 
11 

4 
10 
10 


14 
15 
7 
7 
7 
14 
8 
12 
16 
26 
5 
10 
12 
10 
10 
18 
47 
16 
31 
10 
6 
9 
6 
15 
6 


16 
8 
3 
9 

11 
5 


16 
23 

8 


10 

9 
14 
10 
20 

8 
16 
10 
15 

8 

15 
22 
14 

6 
16 

7 

28 
128 


9 

4 

11 

5 

8 

8 

10 

19 

0 

lU 

X2 

15 

7 

7 

10 

16 

8 

26 

11 

15 

15 

19 

12 

9 

5 

4 

7 

6 

6 

10 

12 

12 

9 

15 

12 

9 

12 

15 

9 

16 

15 

16 

il 

13 

23 

12 

11 

9 

13 

15 

12 

17 

18 

18 

7 

5 

6 

9 

2 

8 

9 

11 

17 

18 

9 

11 

20 

12 

18 

10 

19 

15 

23 

20 

24 

26 

30 

14 

14 

6 

10 

9 

9 

11 

11 

18 

18 

18 

24 

15 

12 

7 

21 

11 

19 

13 

10 

12 

12 

8 

7 

4 

5 

9 

3 

12 

3 

6 

5 

9 

10 

9 

4 

10 

11 

11 

6 

6 

10 

19 

9 

20 

18 

27 

14 

17 

9 

28 

24 

25 

14 

22 

8 

9 

11 

8 

14 

17 

15 

13 

10 

11 

7 

7 

11 

8 

7 

9 

4 

12 

6 

16 

17 

14 

22 

11 

22 

8 

34 

15 

21 

16 

23 

14 

25 

12 

9 

9 

4 

5 

6 

10 

8 

15 

10 

18 

6 

9 

6 

5 

12 

8 

7 

7 

9 

13 

15 

178 

131 

169 

148 

183 

1S5 

158 

133 

162 

132 

181 

20 

0 

9 

13 

10 

19 

15 

21 

21 

9 

14 

8 

g 

8 

5 

7 

2 

6 

4 

8 

7 

12 

5 

7 

5 

7 

12 

6 

2G 

16 

14 

11 

16 

22 

13 

23 

9 

20 

14 

15 

18 

24 

15 

28 

2 

5 

7 

10 

11 

12 

18 

20 

17 

11 

10 

2 

3 

2 

5 

11 

8 

7 

12 

9 

8 

11 

37 

27 

29 

25 

89 

36 

49 

48 

54 

29 

40 

5 

2 

6 

4 

6 

6 

8 

6 

7 

7 

5 

9 

8 

12 

12 

9 

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11 

6 

10 

10 

18 

9 

5 

5 

5 

5 

7 

9 

4 

6 

7 

5 

12 

12 

12 

7 

9 

8 

14 

15 

9 

11 

11 

13 

6 

12 

7 

8 

10 

9 

8 

18 

12 

6 

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"12* 

'14 

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**"8* 

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'*'20* 

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6 

4 

6 

5 

12 

17 

20 

9 

8 

10 

13 

9 

6 

3 

3 

4 

4 

3 

6 

7 

7 

6 

8 

4 

2 

4 

6 

6 

12 

10 

8 

12 

10 

9 

8 

3 

5 

5 

6 

8 

18 

15 

12 

9 

5 

8 

2 

2 

11 

13 

8 

8 

6 

8 

11 

6 

3 

5 

4 

3 

7 

2 

6 

2 

5 

3 

10 

10 

9 

20 

'  14 

14 

6 

7 

12 

12 

18 

10 

9 

11 

9 

20 

9 

17 

12 

16 

9 

13 

15 

10 

16 

16 

16 

13 

26 

23 

19 

13 

28 

14 

7 

5 

5 

7 

7 

2 

7 

6 

7 

10 

4 

8 

8 

4 

12 

18 

8 

8 

12 

5 

9 

16 

7 

7 

11 

16 

10 

12 

11 

11 

12 

21 

14 

9 

9 

7 

13 

12 

18 

14 

11 

10 

14 

19 

7 

10 

5 

9 

5 

18 

16 

13 

18 

13 

15 

7 

21 

7 

20 

7 

17 

10 

15 

20 

17 

52 

37 

46 

34 

44 

57 

67 

69 

62 

60 

67 

9 

11 

9 

11 

16 

10 

14 

12 

9 

12 

18 

17 

11 

20 

15 

31 

17 

25 

14 

29 

18 

21 

8 

6 

8 

6 

5 

3 

5 

13 

11 

6 

15 

5 

6 

6 

9 

8 

4 

9 

9 

9 

12 

9 

15 

7 

6 

9 

11 

6 

15 

11 

16 

11 

16 

6 

10 

5 

3 

8 

9 

11 

11 

6 

12 

9 

10 

9 

9 

5 

19 

9 

16 

11 

8 

19 

20 

6 

8 

5 

11 

11 

7 

18 

6 

13 

12 

12 

60 

32 

61 

20 

82 

84 

71 

36 

72 

39 

84 

6 

7 

7 

5 

7 

2 

3 

11 

8 

6 

5 

6 

7 

1 

4 

6 

6 

9 

7 

6 

12 

3 

15 

13 

9 

11 

15 

11 

20 

13 

15 

18 

14 

4 

1 

3 

4 

7 

3 

8 

5 

17 

7 

5 

3 

5 

6 

3 

8 

1 

6 

7 

7 

7 

9 

12 

6 

10 

6 

7 

6 

18 

6 

15 

9 

13 

4 

1 

6 

10 

5 

10 

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11 

9 

6 

6 

5 

4 

7 

9 

9 

6 

10 

17 

8 

19 

10 

7 

7 

1 

5 

7 

7 

14 

10 

9 

18 

8 

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9 

9 

10 

10 

8 

12 

2 

13 

7 

12 

12 

3 

8 

10 

12 

13 

14 

8 

12 

17 

10 

IS 

8 

6 

9 

7 

10 

15 

17 

12 

7 

15 

8 

13 

12 

13 

16 

9 

12 

16 

19 

20 

27 

14 

12 

12 

6 

22 

20 

22 

18 

17 

17 

19 

8 

9 

6 

9 

12 

i 

21 

21 

14 

9 

13 

19 

9 
18 
21 

4 
17 
10 
13 

6 
18 
13 
16 
10 
13 
18 
18 
132 
17 
12 
16 

9 
11 

7 
89 

? 

4 

15 
14 


12 

16 

8 

9 

15 

4 

6 

14 

9 

14 

5 

1 

10 

11 

5 

16 

57 

9 

24 

17 

9 

18 

8 

13 

10 

41 

8 

4 

13 

6 

5 

9 

7 

11 

8 

11 

11 

10 

16 

20 

11 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
DEATHS  BY  MONTHS— Continued. 


18S9. 

Counties. 

April. 

May. 

June. 

jnir. 

August. 

September. 

October. 

1 

9J 

jJ 

i 

1 

6 
"3 

cJ 

"3 

1 

i 

V 

Scioto   

Seneca   

Shelby    

Stark  

Summit    

Trumbull    .. 
Tuscarawas 

Union  

Van    Wert.. 

Vinton   

Warren    .... 
Washington 

Wayne    

Williams   ... 

Wood   

Wyandot   ... 

12 

15 

7 

40 

30 

22 

9 

1 

8 

4 

16 

12 

14 

6 

15 

9 

17 
11 
13 
32 
27 
19 
11 
2 
7 
7 
8 
17 
8 
9 
12 
7 

11 

12 

5 
28 
23 
14 

8 
10 

5 

2 
11 

9 
18 

4 
21 

7 

8 
6 
9 
18 
27 
15 
8 
6 
9 
5 
10 
11 
8 
11 
8 
6 

15 

11 

10 

29 

23 

19 

6 

4 

6 

6 

9 

12 

10 

8 

10 

6 

11 

9 
6 
24 
14 
13 
S 
7 
7 
5 
7 
11 
11 
5 
8 
2 

16 
6 
5 

31 

30 

13 

13 

10 

7 

8 

10 

12 

8 

4 

24 

4 

14 

10 
9 
22 
22 
9 
7 
3 
8 
7 
9 
15 
10 
4 
13 
5 

20 
14 
12 
23 
27 
21 
19 
14 
15 
14 
18 
18 
13 
11 
21 
11 

22 
18 
13 
27 
28 
14 
17 

6 
16 
10 

4 
16 

3 

5 
21 

6 

16 
16 

6 
26 
19 
13 
15 
15 
13 

4 
15 
15 
10 

7 
18 
10 

18 
20 

5 
20 
25 
19 
13 

8 
It 
11 

6 
23 
19 

6 
21 

7 

19 
14 

8 
2S 
30 

6 
13 
15 

6 
14 
22 
20 

6 
24 
12 

14 
14 

9 
23 

25 

17 
21 

4 
12 

7 

9 
18 
11 

4 
14 
10 

Totals  .. 

1,382 

1,193 

1,227 

936 

1.069 

881 

1,319 

1,025 

1,494 

1.290 

1.406 

1.279 

1,6C2 

1.230 

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DEATHS  BY  MONTHS— Continued. 


625 


Adams   

Allen    

Ashland 

Ashtabula  ... 

Athens  

Auglaize    

Belmont    .... 

Brown 

Butler    

Carroll    

Champaign  .. 

Clark    

Clermont  .... 

Clinton 

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga  ... 

Darke   

Defiance  .... 
Delaware  .... 

Erie   

Fairfield 

Fayette    

Franklin  

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga  

Greene  

Guernsey  . . . 
Hamilton  . . . 
Hancock  .... 

Hardin    

Harrison   .... 

Henry    

Highland    

Hocking   .... 

Holmes   

Huron    

Jackson   

Jefferson  

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence   ... 

Licking   

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas   

Madison  .... 
Mahoning  ... 

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs 

Mercer  

Miami    

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow  

Muskingum 

Noble  

Ottawa   

Paulding  .... 

Perry    

Pickaway    . . . 

Pike    

Portage   

Preble    

Putnam    

Richland  

Ross    

Sandusky   ... 

40    S 


12 

18 

7 

14 

11 

6 

10 

16 

11 

19 

12 

16 

21 

17 

6 

6 

6 

9 

7 

12 

19 

23 

13 

21 

11 

24 

20 

23 

21 

19 

21 

12 

23 

20 

23 

7 

7 

8 

0 

14 

9 

7 

24 

24 

24 

19 

45 

25 

37 

7 

10 

13 

7 

16 

10 

17 

19 

15 

•  23 

13 

6 

18 

30 

6 

6 

7 

6 

6 

5 

10 

0 

12 

11 

8 

16 

16 

16 

26 

17 

18 

18 

24 

21 

26 

14 

7 

15 

7 

12 

19 

-  22 

8 

10 

10 

9 

8 

6 

9 

20 

14 

28 

28 

88 

29 

36 

4 

10 

10 

13 

12 

9 

11 

11 

11 

12 

6 

15 

15 

23 

151 

99 

149 

106 

167 

107 

133 

11 

10 

13 

12 

25 

L3 

17 

10 

6 

7 

5 

10 

7 

11 

8 

13 

8 

8 

11 

20 

17 

26 

17 

SO 

17 

85 

13 

28 

0 

12 

8 

14 

21 

17 

24 

0 

6 

6 

9 

11 

5 

3 

63 

26 

60 

87 

56 

69 

46 

6 

8 

10 

6 

9 

2 

10 

18 

10 

14 

6 

16 

19 

17 

10 

4 

6 

6 

12 

13 

9 

11 

10 

16 

9 

8 

15 

13 

19 

11 

14 

17 

19 

12 

24 

14 

12 

15 

20 

17 

16 

14 

6 

6 

6 

11 

17 

9 

11 

6 

5 

7 

6 

14 

9 

9 

6 

4 

6 

11 

10 

14 

18 

20 

7 

11 

16 

13 

13 

12 

8 

11 

12 

9 

25 

15 

12 

8 

10 

10 

1 

11 

7 

10 

17 

7 

20 

24 

19 

16 

20 

16 

7 

21 

15 

13 

21 

18 

22 

25 

85 

14 

23 

29 

25 

6 

S 

3 

6 

6 

8 

10 

10 

14 

11 

11 

12 

10 

10 

18 

15 

10 

8 

25 

15 

9 

12 

16 

20 

9 

16 

10 

19 

17 

11 

9 

7 

7 

6 

14 

12 

13 

19 

10 

24 

16 

18 

60 

58 

55 

45 

66 

63 

61 

9 

16 

6 

8 

12 

9 

6 

26 

19 

30 

12 

81 

10 

34 

7 

4 

11 

6 

7 

18 

15 

11 

7 

10 

11 

8 

10 

13 

9 

9 

9 

7 

17 

7 

13 

4 

9 

9 

12 

24 

9 

15 

19 

16 

20 

18 

16 

12 

23 

10 

9 

11 

15 

15 

18 

14 

89 

38 

95 

44 

95 

61 

S7 

9 

7 

11 

9 

13 

9 

8 

8 

7 

6 

6 

7 

6 

11 

16 

22 

16 

17 

19 

18 

22 

7 

2 

9 

10 

9 

2 

5 

4 

1 

9 

8 

7 

7 

10 

7 

11 

11 

10 

18 

14 

17 

12 

19 

11 

10 

17 

8 

13 

17 

6 

14 

5 

7 

14 

10 

3 

7 

4 

6 

9 

8 

13 

14 

16 

8 

9 

12 

.   9 

17 

14 

9 

10 

8 

9 

9 

17 

10 

9 

7 

9 

15 

18 

21 

12 

17 

12 

18 

18 

18 

19 

9 

17 

11 

20 

20 

22 

18 

10 

9 

11 

11 

15 

7 

8 

8 
28 
16 
83 
32 
IS 
48 
21 
28 

6 
26 
85 
21 
14 
81 

8 
15 
151 
24 
15 
12 
85 
24 
12 
80 
13 
20 
16 
26 
29 


13 
20 
18 
82 
27 
10 
46 
14 
21 
11 
16 
84 
14 
21 
30 
13 
17 
116 
25 
10 
10 
21 
18 
18 
69 
8 
18 
12 
21 


Total  for  year  lS09-'00. 


lis 

210 
117 
231 
212 
120 
387 
154 
220 
87 
135 
285 
154 
119 
817 
123 
150 
1,932 
193 
113 
138 
304 
162 


84 
160 

95 
161 
176 


184 
134 

86 
102 
124 
128 

81 
185 
191 
273 

92 
117 
1S?3 
192 
151 
226 
680 
131 
344 
121 
112 
154 
114 
192 
140 
927 

96 
■  80 
203 

85 

85 
156 
180 
106 
101 
136 
148 
146 
194 
206 
lil 


128 

161 

118 

178 

213 

97 

260 

133 

170 

71 

144 

.... 

280 

11 

148 

123 

224 

122 

1 

140 

. . .  • 

1,458 

177 

86 

139 

164 

155 

79 

481 

~ 

73 

134 

.... 

88 

.... 

146 

142 

172 

124 

86 

101 

149 

.... 

117 

78 

181 

142 

229 

.... 

103 

118 

151 

146 

. . . . 

118 

. . . . 

177 

2 

653 

133 

227 

107 

113 

1 

125 

111 

162 

138 

493 

88 

83 

204 

12 

58 

69 

. .. . 

103 

110 

116 

88 

126 

118 

160 

. . . . 

199 

.... 

206 

124 

.... 

241 
371 
236 
409 
426 
217 
697 
287 
390 
158 
279 
626 
308 
242 
641 
246 
290 

3.890 
370 
198 
277 
468 
817 
167 

1,084 
167 
294 
178 
297 
818 


356 
268 
172 
208 
278 
246 
IS» 
366 
888 
602 
106 
236 
844 
387 
269 
406 

1,838 
264 
571 
228 
226 
279 
226 
354 
278 

1,420 
184 
168 
419 
143 
154 
268 
240 
224 
189 
262 
261 
296 
888 
410 
206 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
DEATHS  BY  MONTHS  —  Concmdeo. 


1899. 

1900. 

Total  for  year  t89»«). 

<:ottnties. 

riOvciUDer. 

December. 

January. 

February. 

March. 

I 

1 

.si 

1 

JU 

1 

1 

1 

U 

1 

1^ 

1 

O 

Scioto  

Seneca  

Shelby   

Stark  

16 
11 

6 
87 
89 
14 
19 

9 
18 

7 
11 

9 
25 

6 
17 

2 

23 
15 
12 
27 
27 
16 
21 
10 

8 

8 
10 
14 
18 

8 
19 

8 

27 
13 
10 
31 
23 
15 
22 
11 
11 

2 
21 
28 
15 
12 
20 

4 

22 
13 
10 
25 
22 
16 
19 
6 
4 
7 
7 

20 
10 
8 
13 
6 

21 
17 
16 
29 
20 
25 
20 

8 
17 
13 
14 
24 
12 
14 
18 

9 

21 
16 

6 
39 
23 
19 
13 

7 

9 
16 

9 
16 
13 
10 
13 
11 

26 
21 
15 
82 
20 
28 
25 
15 
14 
5 
15 
19 
13 
13 
21 
11 

23 
15 
11 
29 
20 
23 
29 

6 
12 

9 
20 
16 
22 

7 
16 

7 

24 
16 
21 
40 
35 
85 
25 
9 
17 
12 
23 
26 
20 
16 
80 
13 

88 
17 
11 
32 
29 
28 
18 
11 
14 
8 
19 
14 
27 
11 
29 
12 

222 
166 
120 
382 
323 
242 
189 
119 
140 

82 
177 
201 
178 
107 
289 

98 

2S1 
163 
113 
318 
287 
208 
186 

76 
120 
100 
118 
191 
160 

83 
187 

89 

"i" 

453 

3S9 
SO 
700 

Summit  

Trumbull    .... 
Tuscarawas   .. 

Union  

Van    Wert.... 

Vinton   

"Warren   

Washington    . 

Wayne  

Williams  

Wood   

Wyandot  

m 

460 
875 
19S 
880 
US 
S9S 
«tt 
SIS 
196 
^ 
187 

Totals  .... 

1,884 

1,194 

,.«, 

1,168 

1,713 

1,881 

1,702 

1.436 

2,079 

1,846 

17,664 

14,909  29 

82,60t 

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627 


K080U>GICAL  ARRANGBMBNT  SHOWING  THE  NUMBER  AND  CAUSES 

OP  DEATHS. 

Class  I— Zymotic  Disbasbs. 
Order  1  —  Miasmatic^  Infectious^  Contagious  and  Epidemic. 


Coanties. 

a 

s 

I 

a 

M 

1 

« 

1 

1 

d 

1 

a 

•c 

1 

S 

i 

M. 

F 

M. 

F. 

M 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F 

M. 

F. 

Adams    

9 
8 
8 
9 
5 
5 
7 
3 
8 

7 
9 
5 
9 
2 
6 
4 
4 
1 

8 
2 
1 

2 

""s* 

1 

"'4* 

1 
1 

8 

4 

1 
2 

8 
8 

Allen     

...... 

1 

•  ••  • 

Ashland   

1 

Ashtabula   

2 
4 

4 

1 

\ 

1 
2 

1 

'"4* 

1 

4 

2 

2 
9 

6 

"2* 

1 

1 

Athens    

1 

"i* 

*  **i* 

7 
3 
7 

Auglaize    

Belmont    

5 

5 
2 

1 

Brown    

...... 

2 

1 

1 

Butler     

1 

2 

Carroll    

i 

1 

1 

1 
1 
1 
4 
1 
3 
1 
1 
13 

— 

1 

Champaign    — 
Oark     

2 
5 
3 
5 

15 
8 
6 

74 
6 
8 
6 
1 
5 
4 

16 

7 
7 
7 
2 
9 
2 
9 

59 
2 
1 
5 
5 
2 
4 

17 
2 
1 
1 
4 
4 

1 

\ 

2 
1 
2 
1 
2 
49 
2 
2 
3 
3 
3 
6 
5 

"io* 

1 

1 

2 
3 

4 
2 

4 

'**36* 
2 
2 

"'3' 

8 

6 
3 

16 
8 

1 

Clermont    

1 

1 

Clinton   

2 
5 

1 

1 

27 

1 
1 

"   *2' 
2 
8 
5 
1 
2 

1 

1 

1 
8 
67 
1 
2 
1 
8 
2 
1 
5 
2 

'*2" 
2 

1 

1 

Columbiana   .... 

1 
1 

"i* 

5 
2 

Coshocton    

Crawford   

2 

1 

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

32 
2 
1 
2 

21 
...... 

1 

Defiance    

Delaware  

8 

3 

"i* 

2 

Erie    

1 

Fairfield  

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 
1 
2 

Fayette    

Franklin    

1 
1 

1 

1 

3 

Fulton    

1 

Callia    

3 

16 

11 

Geauga  

1 
2 

(^f^dic    

5 

6 

1 

1 

3 

1 

1 

1 

1 
1 

2 
6 

1 

1 

Guernsey  

Hamilton    

1 

Hancock    

7 
7 

11 
2 

2 
8 

1 
3 
1 
3 
2 

\ 

5 
8 

3 
2 

2 

1 
1 

Hardin   

2 

1 

Harrison 

Henry 

5 
8 
8 

1 
1 
6 

4 

2 

2 

1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

8 

1 
2 

1 

Highland    

Hocking    

Holmes    

i 

1 
2 
1 
3 
12 

1 
2 

4 
1 
2 
10 

2 

Huron    

4 
2 
12 
2 

1 



2 
4 

7 

3 

1 

1 

J ad(SQH    

1 
1 

'"i 

Jefferson    

Xnox        

8 
1 
1 
4 
3 
4 
8 
17 

1 
1 

1 

I^lcc    

1 

1 

1 
1 

8 
5 
8 
3 

21 
4 

10 
6 

7 
1 
1 
2 

20 
1 
2 
2 

6 
2 
2 

"'ii' 

1 
2 

3 
1 

4 

Licking    

Logan 

1 

1 

'   "3* 
9 

1 

1 

6 

2 

2 
24 

1 

Lorain    

1 
1 

4 

48 

2 

1 
10 

1 
1 

"i' 

1 
2 
4 

1 

1 

6 

1 
1 

Lucas    

2 

Madison     

Mahoning  

Marion          . .  . 

7 
4 
1 
3 
5 
3 
4 
2 
3 
2 

2 

3 

4 

3 

1 
3 

1 
4 

1 
1 
5 

1 
1 

Medina     ........ 

...... 

1 
1 

'2' 
4 
6 

1 
2 

1 

i 
3 
1 
1 
2 
4 
4 

4 
1 
1 

1 

Meigs    

1 
1 
6 
7 
3 
6 
2 

1 

5 
2 

Miami 

Monroe    

Montgomery  ... 
Morgan    

1 

1 

1 

4 

2 

1 
1 

1 
5 

6 

2 

2 

1 

1 

i 

1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Noble    

OtUwa   

2 

4 

2 

1 

1 
2 

8 

4 

1 

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Order  I  —  Miasmatic,  Infectious,  Contagious  and  Epidemic. 


Counties. 

s 

a 

8 

2 

V 

o 

X 

o 

i 

g 

o 
u 

d. 

1 

CO 

8 

C9 

5 

Diphtheria. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M.j  F. 

Paulding   

9 
1 
5 
2 
3 
4 
S 
7 
7 
5 
2 
5 
2 
12 
11 
5 
3 
4 
8 
2 
2 
6 
8 
3 
12 
6 

3 
5 

4 
2 
5 

4 
2 
1 
3 
1 

1 

1 
1 

4. 

.2 

1 

Perry    

4 

1 

1 

Pickaway  

1 

1 
1 

I 

2 
1 

4 

"  "4* 

1 

5 

1 

2 
2 

6 

Pike   

2 

1 
3 

4 
1 

3 

Portage    

1  ::::'..:: 

Preble   



Putnam    

Richland    

Ross    

7 
6 

I 

2 


i 

1 

7 

1 
1 

2 
1 

2 
1 



1 
2 
3 

1 

1 
1 
2 

1 
3 
13 
12 
3 
1 

3!....'      3- 

3    ........ 

3  I....       1 

Sandusky    

I 

3L: 

Scioto    

2 

13 
5 

1 
8 
12 

1 

8 
1 

""b 

6 
1 
2 
1 
1 
2 

3 

1 
1 

1 

i 

2 

1 
1 

Seneca    

2 



1 

Shelby    

2 

\ 

6 
6 
2 
6 
3 
2 
7 
4 

\ 

2 

.....j-.:. 

Stark    

7 
5 

1 
1 

....^. 

*'"i' 

1 

1 
1 

Summit    

Trumbull     



l: 

Tuscarawas  ...  . 

1 

3 

Union   

1 
3 

Van  Wert 

1 
1 

4 
2 

2 

1 
1 

4 

3 

i 

i      i 

Vinton      . 

Warren   

'"'i' 
1 

■ 



2 

1 
1 
3 

::::l:::: 

Washington    .... 
Wayne    



3 
2 

1 
6 

2 
3 

.    '  4 
2 

1 

..!.... 

..,■ 

Williams    

1 
1 

i 
2 

Wood    

1 

1  1.... 

Wyandot   

2 

2 

....1.... 

' 

1 

Totals   

492 

400 

47 

31 

275 

191 

118 

65 

221 

265 

121 

111 

SO 

31 

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JVdams    

1 

2 

1 

"'i' 

6 

4 

4 

6 
6 

Allen   

1 

1 

2 

Ashland    

5 

4 

3 

Ashtabula  

7 
5 
2 

10 
7 
7 
8 
7 
8 
4 
4 

23 
5 
4 

62 
5 
4 
5 
6 
1 
1 

37 
2 

11 
4 
2 

10 

8 
7 
1 

11 
2 
2 
2 
4 
4 
4 
2 

10 
8 
7 

32 
4 
5 
9 
3 
1 
2 

26 
6 
8 
2 
2 
6 

Athens    

1 

1 

1 

Auglaize    

Belmont 

1 

1 

Brown 

1 

1 

1 

1 

i 

Butler  

1 

1 

■Carroll    

-ChamDaisrn     

1 

...... 

...... 

2 

1 
1 
3 
4 

27 
1 
1 
2 
3 

Clark  ....  ..::::::;;.:::.::::::: 

Clermont  

... 

1 

Clinton     *. 

:::::::: 

'Columbiana   

4 

8 

3 

\ 

1 





1 

1 

1 

Coshocton    

1 

Crawford  

1 

1 

48 
2 

1 
2 

4 

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

■■ 

DeBance    

Delaware  

1 

1 
2 
1 

1 
1 

Erie    

.... 

Fairfield     

1 

Fayette    

1 
2 

■  1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

Franklin    

.. ..!.... 

3 
2 
8 

Fulton    

1 

Oallia    

1 

6 

1 

2 

i 

Oeauga     

1 

•Greene    

1 

Guernsey     

1 

1 

1 

Hamilton  

Hancock    

1 
1 

2 
1 

1 

6 
6 
5 
2 
1 
6 
3 
3 
14 

22 
8 

4 

9 

10 
4 
4 

16 
5 

25 
8 
6 

10 
2 
3 

11 

34 
7 
2 

15 
1 

11 
3 
4 

7 
6 
1 
1 
3 
5 
9 
4 
5 
9 
4 
3 
3 

17 
6 

18 
5 
4 
4 
4 
7 

10 

17 
3 
3 

12 
3 
3 
7 
2 

13 
4 
8 
6 
5 

10 

Hardin   

....!.... 



4 

Harrison    

"2' 
2 

* 

Henry     

1 

1 

? 

Highland    

1 

4 

Hocking    

6 

2 

1 
2 
1 
3 

Holmes    

3 

Huron  

.  1 



3 

1, 

3 

Jackson    

i 

1 

2 

J  efferson    

4 

Knox  

Lake    

1 

1 

•.... 

Lawrence    

1 

1 

Licking    

1 

1 
3 
8 
9 

1 
4 

'■'*8' 

1 

1 
1 
1 

4 

Logan  

1 

Loraih    

1 

• 

Lucas 

2 

.... 

1 
3 

Madison     

Mahoning 

1 

1 

Marion   

1 

Medina  

1 

Meigs    

2 

""i* 

1 

Mercer 

1 

1 

1 

Miami  

1 

3 

.... 

Monroe    

1 
1 

.... 

Montiromerv 

1 

8 
2 

'""i' 

1 

2 

Morgan    

1 

? 

Morrow 

...J.... 

1 

1 
2 
3 

Muskingum 

6|     2 

....J....  .... 

•" 

1 

Noble    

.  • . 

'Ottawa   

1 

1 

1 

Paulding 

1 
1 

1 
1 

2 
2 

10 

1 
4 

Perry  

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Pickaway  

1 
1 

Pike  

1 

Portage    

1 

1 

1 
1 

1 

*"*5' 
2 

3 
11 
11 
16 

Preble  

.... 

Putnam    ••••••• «•••••• 

1 

'* 

Richland   

.... 

1 

1 

1 

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Order  1  —  Miasmatic 

Infectious,  Contagious  a 

nd  Epidemic - 

-  Continued. 

Cotmtles. 

& 

1" 

1 

u 

I 

M 

In 

• 

1 

\ 

•0 

fe-S 

>  0 

2*' 

1 

u 

I 

M. 

P. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

K. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

K, 

M. 

V. 

M. 

F. 

Jloss 

1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

"*"z 

17 

13 

.... 

Sanduskv 

5. 

Scioto •>....... 

9 
6 
5 

12 
9 

12 

12 
7 
7 
6 
8 
•    14 

12 
3 
8 
3 

11 
4 
6 

13 
6 
7 

12 
2 
6 
5 
1 

16 
5 

Seneca    

2 

1 

3 

"z 

2 

.... 

1 

Shelby    

Stark     

1 
3 
1 

6 

**i' 

1 

Summit    

1 

Trumbull     

Tuscarawas 

1 
2 
1 
2 

1 

"'2' 

1 

Union   

1 
1 

Van  Wert 

1 

J 

Vinton    

1 

Warren     

1 

4 

Washington 

1 

1 
1 

..  . 

Wayne    

2 
1 

3 

Williams    

Wood    

1 

1 

4 

1 

3 
2 

7 
3 



Wyandot   

........ 

Totals   

22 

20 

22 

83 

4 

47  i  22 

17 

137 

137 

706 

543 

80 

S5 

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631 


Order  I'^MiasmaHc^  In/edious,  Caniagious  and  Epidemic^ 

Contintied 

§ 

ll 

Hi 

1 
1 

.23 

8  0 

5 

Total. 

Ooimties. 

1 

V 

1 

a 

1 

1 

Iff. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

p. 

Adams    

4 
6 
1 
4 
1 
2 
2 
1 

2 

1 

■*"3* 

1 
5 
3 
2 
1 

*"*2 

1 

6 
8 
2 

2 

"i" 

1 

81 
35 
26 
82 
35 
19 
51 
21 
20 

9 
19 
'        45 
14 
17 
67 
23 
21 
483 
26 
19 
32 
21 
22 
15 
117 

8 
50 

9 
17 
23 

25 
25 
14 
30 
40 
19 
86 
19. 
7 
9 
19 
34 
23 
18 
52 
30 
34 
291 
18 
10 
34 
22 
15 
20 
96 
14 
28 

24 
28 

56 

Allen   

2 
3 

1 

60 

Ashland 

1 

40 

Ashtabula  

2 

8 

'    1 

5 

62 

Athens   

1 

2 

7 
1 
1 

3 
4 
4 

1 

7& 

Auflrlaize    .......  . 

sa 

Belmont    

2 

4 
1 

2 

1 

8T 

Urown  

40^ 

Butler   

'""2' 

'■'i2' 

1 
1 

7 
3 
1 
7 

1 
1 
2 
8 

2r 

Carroll    

1 
*"*6' 

2 

1 

1 

1 

la 

Champaign   

Clark 

4 

7 

8S 

8 

79^ 

1 
2 

1 

i 

87 

Clinton    

2 
8 
2 
7 
80 
4 

1 

1 

12 
6 
1 
23 
1 
2 
6 

1 
.... 

ii' 

1 
8 
1 
2 
0 
2 

8& 

Columbiana     .... 

3 
4 

1 

47 
2 

11» 



1 

5a 

Crawford           .... 

5S 

Cuyahoga    

Darke 

42 

16 

774 

44 

2 

1 

""5* 

2 

1 

29 

Delaware  ......... 

**2 

1 
1 

2 
2 

6 

2 

1 

...... 

1 
2 

1 

"i' 
2 

65 

Erie 

4a 

Fairfield  

3 



1 

1 

2 

87 

85^ 

Franklin 

8 
2 

1 
1 

1 

2 

2 

28 

23 

1 

6 

1 

1 

21a 

Fulton      

22 

Gallia 

8 
2 

1 

1 

7a 

1 
1 

1 

6 

16- 

i 

1 

2 

3 

41 

2 

8 

51 

4 

2 
8 

4 
1 

2 
3 

8 
1 

6 
2 



85 
21 
10 
23 
15 
80 
8 
17 
40 
76 
13 
10 
30 
24 
21 
30 
136 
24 
59 
17 
11 
81 
14 
19 
28 
97 
17 
10 
83 
11 
13 
29 
17 
24 
11 
18 
23 
41 
89 

88 
22 

78 

48 

1 

1 

3 
2 

1 
1 

1 

la 

4 
'2* 

3 

1 
2 

20 
28 
26 
13 
17 
81 
61 

8 
11 
28 
21 
23 
16 
155 
21 
44 
15 
15 
12 
20 
20 
22 
75 
15 

8 
29 

8 
12 
22 
20 
30 
18 
14 
11 
86 
83 

*.'.'.'. 

4a 

Highland    

8 

2 
2 

1 

1 
5 

1 
9 

4 
3 

38 
56 

21 

1 
5 
2 
2 
2 

1 
2 
1 
1 
2 

1 
7 

1 

7 

i 
2 

8 

1 
1 
1 

4 
8 
2 

1 

1 

.... 

84 

[ackson     

cfiCTSOTi 

'9* 

8 

8 

1 

71 

1 

127 

21 

^v#» 

1 
2 

2f 

1 

1 

8 
1 

1 

2 

1 
2 

'  2 

58 

2 
2 
1 
12 

2 
2 
3 
11 

46 

8 

2 

2 
8 
2 

■*2' 
2 

1 
1 

44 

1 
1 

46 

Lucas    

4 
2 

10 
3 
8 

16 
8 

4 

291 

45 

Mahoning    

8 

3 
2 
1 

4 

4 

1 

1 

108 

82 

Medina 

1 

'  "i' 
2 

1 
12 

1 

2 

*i 

2a 

Meigs 

2 

4 

2 
34 

1 
2 

43 

Mercer   WW 

1 
2 
1 
5 

2 

1 

1 

•;;; 

84 

4 
1 

4 

39 

miami     

60 

Montgomery     .... 
Morgan    

1 

2 

1 

8 

.... 

1 

172 
82 

2 

4 

1 

1 
1 

18 

Muskingum  

8 

1 

1 
1 

64 

2 

1 

.... 

19 

8 

1 

2 
4 
2 

25< 

•  "2' 

1 

1 

61 

3 

7 

2 

6 

1 

ar 

1 

54 

p;ir» 

1 
2 
8 
1 
i 

1 
1 
3 
1 
S 

1 

1 

2» 

1 

*'i* 

1 

82 

1>rm.VA» 

"i" 

1 
1 

2 
2 

4 

84 

**   "2' 

1 

1 

77 

Putnam 

Richland  

2 

.... 

72 

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Order  1 — MiasmaliCy  Infectious^  Contagious  and  Epidemic, — Concluded. 


%i 

rs- 

.4 

1 

L 

Total. 

Conntles. 

ll 

5 

1 

Is 

55. 

% 
1. 

Ill 

£ 

a 

1 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

Ross 

8 
2 
3 

1 

6 

1 
1 

1 
1 

6 

*i 

5 
1 

1 

4 

41 
17 
36 
22 
11 
17 
63 
37 
81 
17 
32 
13 
24 
39 
24 
13 
47 
12 

39 
15 
35 
16 
13 
63 
59 
25 
28 
10 
80 
14 
5 
88 
24 
10 
30 
17 

... . 

80 

Sandusky  ......... 

1 
5 

.... 

ss 

Scioto   

""2* 

*  i 

71 

Seneca    

38 

Shelby    

i 
2 
11 
4 

4 

1 
1 
1 
1 
2 

1 

1 
1 
1 

U 

Stark   

3 
4 
5 
2 

1 
1 

8 

8 

""i' 

1 
3 

3 
13 

?. 

2 
2 

"2' 

1 

3 

110 

Suirimit    

"■'i' 

1 

10 

Trumbull    

Tuscarawas    

Union   

2! 

Van  Wert 

7 

2 

1 

.... 

m 

Vinton    

1 

1 

27 

Warren    

1 
2 

1 

6 

1 
3 

9 

Washington     

Wayne 

1 
1 
1 
2 

1 
1 



9 

6 

77 

1 

1 

48 

Williams    

i 

4 

23 

Wood    

2 

1 

5 

1 

"z 

1 

1 

77 

Wvandot 

S9 

Totals   

208 

195 

94 

62 

271 

202 

117 

110 

46 

26 

2,978 

2,521 

3 

5,502 

Cholera,  AsiaWca  — Harrison,  3  males,  1  female;    Lake,  1  male.     Total,  4  males,  1  female. 

Fever,  Relapsing  (Recurrent  Fever)  —  Ashland,  1  male;  Montgomery,  1  female;  Portage, 
1  female:     Summit,   2  males;    Wayne,    1   male.     Total,   4   males,   2  females. 

Fever,  Yellow  (Tpphus  Icterode)  —  Clinton,  1  male;  Highland,  1  female;  Lucas,  2  males; 
Medina,   1  male.     Total,  4  males,   1  female. 

Anthract  (Carbuncle) —  Belmont,  2  males;  Clinton,  2  males;  Erie,  1  male;  Fairfield, 
1  female;    Madison,  1  female;    Meigs,   1  female;    Wood,   1  female.     Total,   5  males,   4  females. 

Parotitis  (If Mmp«) —  Franklin,  1  male;  Green,  1  female;  Stark,  1  female;  Wood,  1  male. 
Total,  2  males,  2  females. 

Tonsilitis  (0«iiMy)  —  Allen.  1  female;  Athens,  1  female;  Brown,  1  male;  Carroll,  1  male; 
Clermont,   1  male;    Erie,   1  male,   1  female;    Fairfield,   1  female;    Franklin,   1  female;    Green, 

1  male.   1  female;     Henry,    1   female;     Huron,    1   male;    Jefferson,    1   male;     Logan,    1   female; 
Mahoning,  1  male,  1  female:    Medina,   1  male;    Miami.  1  female:    Preble,  1  male;    Richland, 

2  males;    Shelby,  1  female;   Tuscarawas,  2  males,  1  female;   Van  Wert,  1  male.    Total,  15  males, 
12  females. 

Smallpow  (TaHoIa)  —  Columbiana,  1  male,  1  female;  Delaware,  1  male;  Fairfield,  1  male; 
Gallia,  1  male,  1  female;  Greene,  1  male,  1  female;  Henry,  2  males;  Lawrence,  2  males; 
Lorain,   1  male;    Trumbull,   1  male.     Total,  11  males,  3  females. 

"TaHoloid  — Lorain,   1  male;    Summit,   1  female.     Total,   1  male,   1  female. 

Grand  total,   46  males,  2e  females. 


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Ci^SS  I— Order  2—Entheiic. 


3  5 

pi 

■11 

f2 

Total. 

CottnUes. 

As 

S  «^  0 

1 

1        1 

1 

1 

3 

•a 

s 

C8 
J3  B 

" 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

M. 

F. 

r 

Adams    • 

1 

1 
2 
3 

1 
1 

1 
1 
2 

6 
2 
3 
2 

1 
3 
3 

1 
2 

1 

Allen    

1 
4 
I 
1 
1 
8 

1 

.... 

1 

3 

4 
2 
1 
3 
6 
1 
3 

4 

Ashland 

ft 

Ashtabula 

"i* 
2 

2 
2 

7 

Athens    

B 

Auglaize    

1 

n 

fielmont    

7 

Hrown 

1 

1 

Butler    

3 

8 

Oarroll    >. . . . 

1 

1 

OhamDaiica  

1 

1 

1 
2 

'2' 

2 

8 
2 
2 
3 
2 

4 

ciaS!^!.. ::::;;::;::::::::::::::::;::: 

2 

2 

f) 

Olcrmont   ••.. 

2 
2 

1 

"i* 

1 
1 

5 

Clinton    

4 

"Columbiana    • 

1 

4 

Crawford    

1 
12 

i 

16 
2 

1 
1 
1 
2 

1 

14 

2 

3 
2 

1 

1 

17 

1 

33 

Darke    

1 

3 

Defiance 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

? 

Erie     

1 

1 
1 

9 

Fairfield    

1 

9 

Fayette  

6 
2 
1 

3 
2 

1 

2 

1 

9 
2 

1 

8 
3 
2 

1 
3 
2 

1? 

Fulton    

1 

Gallia    

1 

Geauga   

1 

Greene    • 

8 

2 

2 

Guernsey 

2 

Hamilton                   .   .         .. 

Hancock     

1 
1 

1 
2 

1 
3 

1 
3 

2 
4 

1 

Harrison                           

1 
1 

1 

1 
8 

1 
1 

Highland                            

8 

|-j  uron          • 

2 
2 
8 

'5 

1 

2 
2 
8 

6 
1 
2 
1 
1 
2 

IfflTeraOn                                                  

2 

1 

Lake  

1 

Lawrence                            •  • 

2 

2 

2 

Licking  

Logan                             •     .   .  •       

1 
3 

1 

1 
4 
10 

"'2' 
11 

2 

1 

7 

11 

2 

01 

Madison  

1 

2 

2 

2 

1 

4 
1 

2 
2 
2 

"    '3' 

'"'2* 
4 
3 

1 

Marion 

2 

Medina   

2 

Meigs  

1 
1 

i 
3 

1 
1 
5 

Mercer    

2 
1 

2 

1 

Miami     

1 
3 
2 

1 
2 

1 

.... 

1 

1 

Montsromerv    

1 

2 

1 

Morrow        •  •       •  •  •  •  ■   .       

2 

2 

1 

8 

Mtialrininiin     

1 

Noble    

3 

Ottawa   

1 

1 

1 

Perry              » . . . 



Pickaway  

3 

8 

Pike 

Portage  



Preble   

1 
1 

1 

2 

1 

PtiHiam               .    . .    ... 

Richland    *. 

3 

. .. . 

.... 



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CmSS  I — Order  t—Enthetic — Concluded. 


.2* 

I 

*-  o 

'1 

s 

Total. 

Counties. 

Pyaemia  (puruli 
fection)  bloo< 
soning. 

3.-0 

1  o  2 

1 

1 

I 

3 

OS 

1 

1 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

1 
Ross 1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

« 

San<luskv     . 

1 
4 

1  1     1 

Scioto    

4 

4 

5        » 

ScnccE 

1 

1        1 

Shelby     

2 
3 

2 
3 

1 

j      1 

Stark                                

3 
3 

"i' 

3  1      6 

Summit        

1 
1 

1 

s'    \ 

Trumbull           

.... 

\     % 

Tuscarawas 

4 

1 

I          V       8 

1  1        1        2 

Van    Wert    

1 

1            1         4 

Vinton 

1 

1 

4 

......     1 

Warren    

2 

1 

1 

Washrnffton 

2 

9 

Wayne    

William«;^      

2 

1 

1 

2 

1 

3 

Wood     

. . . . 

1 
1 

2 

Wyandot    

1 

" 

Totals    

95 

8S 

37 

54 

14 

7 

2 

5 

2 

153 

151  i  -^^ 

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635 


Order8.-I>ieUc. 

Order  4.— Parasitic. 

i 
I- 

1 
It 

t 
1 

1 
a 

1 

2 

CD 

2 

Total. 

^ 

, 

j 

ToUl. 

Counties. 

, 

1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

c 

M. 

P. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

1 

Adams    

1 

1 

.... 

1 

Allen    

1 

1 

"*i* 

1 
1 

1 

Ashtabula  

1 

Athens   

1 

1 

Brown  

1 

1 

"i' 

2 

"i 

2 

Champai^  

1 

Oermont  

1 

1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

1 

Columbiana  ......... 

1 

1 
1 

1 

1 

Coshocton  

1 

Crawford     

1 

1 

% 

Cuyahoga   

1 
1 

1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
3 

Darke   

Delaware  ............ 

1 

1 
1 

Fairfield    

1 

Franklin    ............ 

8 

Highland    

3 

3 

8"- 

Huron    

1 

1 

1 

Jackson     

1 

1 
1 

1 

Lawrence    

1 

1 

Lucas 

2 
1 

1 

2 

1 
1 

1 
4 

1 
"i' 

"i' 

1 
1 

3 

1 
2 
1 
6 
1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

Mahoning  

... . 

Mercer 

1 

1 

Miami   

1 
1 

Monfgomery    

3 

1 
1 
1 

Morgan 

MusKinflrum  

••  •• 

Pike  :..^.....:.::. 

1 

"i' 

.... 

1 

1 

Portage    

1 

1 

Preble    

1 

1 

1 

Scioto   

1 

1 
1 

1 

1 

Seneca    

, 

1 
1 

1 

Shelby 

1 

Summit    

1 

1 
8 

1 

1  1     1 
1    

2 
1 
3 
? 

Vinton     

2 

2 

2 

Warren    

3    .... 
2    

Wood   

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 
8 

15 

2 

7 

2 

Totals  

17 

1 

12       2       1 

4 

28 

14 

37 

4 

4 

3 

3 

22 

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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


RECAPITULATION. 
Ci<ASs  I  —  Zymotic  Diseases, 


Order  1—ToUl 
Deaths. 

Order  2— To- 
tal Deaths. 

Order  8— To- 
tal Deaths. 

Order  4— To- 
tal Deaths. 

Grand  Total  for 
Class  I. 

Counties. 

i 

i 

a 

1 

a 
P 

a 

|i 

r 

"3 
S 

8 

•d 

s 

li 

a 

1 

If 

8" 

73 

1 

a 
D 
•0 

a 

73 

4; 

£ 

d 

S 

a 
0 

m 

1" 

Adams  

31 
35 
26 
82 
35 
19 
51 
21 
20 

9 
19 
45 
U 
17 
67 
23 
21 
488 
26 
19 
.32 
21 
22 
15 
117 

8 
50 

9 
17 
23 

25 
26 
14 
30 
40 
19 
36 
19 
7 
9 
19 
84 
23 
18 
52 
30 
84 
291 
18 
10 
84 
22 
15 
20 
96 
14 
28 
7 
24 
28 

.... 

.... 

56 
60 
40 
62 
75 
38 
87 
40 
27 
18 
38 
79 
37 
36 

119 
53 
55 

774 
44 
29 
66 
43 
37 
35 

213 
22 
78 
16 
41 
51 

'3" 

4 

2 
1 

8 
5 

1 
3 

"z 

2 
2 
3 
2 

1 

I 

5 
2 
3 
2 
.... 

"i* 

1 

3 
3 

1 
2 

1 

1 

32 
39 
30 
34 
87 
22 
56 
24 
28 
9 
22 
47 
17 
20 
70 
24 
22 

500 
27 
10 
34 
22 
23 
15 

126 
10 
61 
9 
19 
28 

26 
28 
16 
96 
42 
22 
88 
19 
7 

10 
21 
37 
27 
10 
55 
80 
35 

308 
21 
11 
36 
23 
17 
20 

102 
17 
30 
8 
27 
80 

:::: 

5S 

Allen  

1 

1 

C6 

Ashland  

46 

Ashubula    . . . 

"i' 

1 

19 

Athens  

79 

Auglaize   

44 

fielmont 

fti 

Brown   

2 

2 

4S 

Butler  

90 

Carroll   

19 

Champaign    . . 
Clark 

43 

84 

Clermont 

Clinton  ....... 

.... 

1 

1 

44 

89 

Columbiana  .. 
Coshocton    . . . 

1 
1 



i 

.... 

125 
61 

Crawford  

ii' 

1 
.... 

1 

1 
16 
2 
1 
1 
1 

33 

2 
0 

..:.  :::: 

1 

S7 

Cuyahoga   

Barke  

} 

1 
1 

806 

48 

Defiance    

. . . . 

80 

Delaware 

1 

1 

69 

Krie  

45 

Fairfield    

2  '     2 

1 

1 

40 

Fayette 

85 

Franklin    

9 
2 

1 

3 
3 
2 
1 
3 
2 

12 
5 
3 

1 
5 
2 

8 

8 

228 

Fulton    

27 

Callia   

81 

Ceauga    



n 

-Creene  

46 

Guernsey    

GS 

Hamilton    .... 

Hancock  

85 
21 
10 
23 
15 
30 
8 
17 
40 
76 
13 
10 
30 
24 
21 
30 
136 
24 
59 
17 
11 
31 
14 
19 
28 
97 
17 
10 
33 
11 
13 
29 
17 
24 
11 

38 
22 

6 
20 
23 
26 
13 
17 
31 
51 

8 
11 
28 
21 
23 
16 
155 
21 
44 
15 
15 
12 
20 
20 
22 
75 
15 

8 
29 

8 
12 
22 
20 
30 
18 

78 
43 
16 
43 
38 
56 
21 
34 
71 

127 
21 
21 
58 
45 
44 
46 

291 
45 

103 
32 
26 
43 
84 
39 
50 

172 
82 
18 
64 
19 
25 
51 
37 
54 
29 

1 
3 

2 
4 

8 

7 

U 

10 
24 
18 
30 
8 
20 
42 
79 
13 
10 
32 
24 
22 
34 

149 
24 
64 
18 
11 
32 
18 
21 
29 

106 
17 
12 

14 
13 
29 
17 
27 
11 

40 
26 

6 
21 
27 
26 
13 
23 
33 
68 

9 
12 
31 
21 
23 
18 
167 
21 
46 
17 
17 
12 
24 
20 
24 
80 
10 

9 
30 

8 
12 
23 
20 
SO 
19 

76 

Hardin   

50 

Harrison  

16 

Henry  

Highland    .... 

1 
3 

1 

2 
4 

45 

8 

8 

45 

Hocking   

56 

Holmes   

n 

Huron    

2 
2 
8 

"2 

6 
1 
2 

1 
1 
2 

8 
3 
5 

1 

1 

43 

Jackson     

75 

Jefferson  

18S 

Knox    

22 

Lake   

22 

L.awrence   

1 

63 

Licking  

Logan 

45 

1 
4 
10 



2 
11 

6 
21 

45 

Lorain    

52 

Lucas  

Madison    

2 

1 

3 

1 

1 

S16 
45 

Mahoning  .... 

4 

1 
.... 

3 

1 
1 
5 

"2 

1 
3 

2 
2 
2 

"'3' 

"2' 
4 
3 
1 

6 
3 
2 
1 
6 
1 
3 
9 
3 
3 
1 
8 

1 

1 

UO 

Marion  

35 

Medina 

28 

Meigs  

44 

Mercer  

1 

1 

.. 
2 
1 

42 

Miami  

1  t..:. 

41 

Monroe  

5S 

Montgomery  . 

4 

1 
1 

6 

1 

186 

Morgan   

38 

Morrow  



21 

Muskingum 

1 

1 

6S 

T^oble     

22 

Ottawa  

25 

Paulding 

Perry 

.... 

1 

1 

52 

87 

Pickaway 

3 

3 

67 

Pike 



1 

1 

80 

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RECAPITULATION  —  Concluded. 


637 


Order  1  — Total 
Deaths. 

Order  2— To- 
tal Deaths. 

Order  3— To- 
tal Deaths. 

Order  4--T0- 
tal  Deaths. 

Grand  Total  for 
Class  I. 

Counties. 

V 

1 

d 

1 

a 

•a 

s 

CO 
(0 

1- 

4; 

d 

1 

a 

•0 

a 

CQ 

1" 

"d 

a 

T3 

a 

es 

s . 

X  a 

1^ 

0 

"3 

a 

a 
U 

T3 

a 

CS 

r 

i 
s 

a' 

0 

a 

a 
U 

•a 

a 

Portage   

Preble    

18 
28 
41 
39 
41 
17 
36 
22 
11 
47 
63 
37 
31 
17 
32 
13 
■     24 
39 
24 
13 
47 
12 

14 
11 

36 
33 
39 
15 
35 
16 
13 
63 
59 
25 
28 
10 
30 
14 
5 
38 
24 
10 
30 
17 

32 
34 
77 
72 
80 
32 
71 
88 
24 
110 
123 
62 
59 
27 
62 
27 
29 
77 
48 
23 
77 
29 

1 

1 

19 
23 
41 
42 
42 
17 
40 
22 
13 
50 
66 
39 
32 
18 
33 
15 
31 
39 
24 
14 
50 
13 

14 
14 
37 
33 
40 
16 
41 
18 
14 
66 
63 
25 
33 
11 
31 
16 
8 
40 
24 
12 
33 
17 

.... 
.  ... 

33. 

"3* 

1 

4 

"2" 
3 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
4 

2 

1 

"i' 

1 
5 
1 

"3' 
3 

"5* 
1 

1 

'3' 
2 

2 

1 
3 
2 
1 
9 
1 
2 

6 
5 
2 
6 
2 
2 
'  1 
7 
2 

1 

1 

37 

Putnam  

78. 

Richland  

75 

Koss 

82 

Sandusky  

Scioto  

33- 

1 
1 
1 

1 

'  1 

1 

81 

Seneca  

40' 

Shelby 

Stark  '. 

27 

116  ■ 

Summit   

1 

2 

130 

Trumbull    .... 

6i 

Tuscarawas  . . 

65. 

Union     .      • 

2& 

Van  Wert  .... 

64 

Vinton   

Warren 

1 
3 

1 
3 

2 

2 

31 
89 

Washington  .. 

Wayne  

Williams  

70* 

48^ 

1 

1 
1 

2 

1 

3 
2 
1 

2d 

Wood   

Wyandot  

2 

2 

2 

2 

83 
30- 

23 

Totals  .... 

2,978 

2,521 

3 

5,502 

153    151 

304 

14 

37 

7 

15 

22 

3,161 

2,701 

3 

5,866. 

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CirASS  II— CONSTITDTIONAI,  DiSBASBS. 

Ordbr  \— 'Diathetic, 


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V 

i 

Total. 

Cauatics. 

j 

i 

i 

5  ^ 
Si! 

|| 

1 

« 

i 

M 

a 

1 

^ 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

1^ 

4 
6 
1 
6 
8 
1 
8 
6 
5 

\ 

12 
6 
3 

10 
5 
4 

12 
8 
5 
6 
4 
0 
2 

19 
3 
1 

2 
7 
5 
7 
5 
6 
4 
2 
9 
7 
9 
4 
4 
4 
7 
3 
6 

12 
6 
5 

10 

13 
9 
1 

23 
1 
4 
4 
7 
5 

1 
4 

1 
1 
1 

"b 
5 

1 

3 

2 

"2' 

2 

1 
2 

1 
2 

1 
3 

"2' 

1 

7 

17 
2 
10 
11 
3 
18 
11 
19 
8 
6 
15 

'\ 

13 

10 

12 

86 

13 

7 

11 

31 

11 

5 

83 

6 

6 

2 

7 

6 

7 
IS 
9 
9 
7 
7 

10 

3 

13 

7 

le 

10 
6 
7 

12 
6 

10 

27 

9 

11 

13 

11 

4 

81 

5 

6 

8 

9 

6 

.... 

14 

Allen    

1 

81 

Ashland                     

1 

U 

Ashtahuln                           ... 

2 

1 
.... 
'  4' 

1 
1 

2 

19 

1 
1 

1 
1 
2 

IB 

1 
1 

It 

Belmont  

1 

1 

1 

29 

14 

fiutlcr 

11 

2 

2 

1 

tt 

Carroll 

15 

8 
'2* 

8 

1 

1 

a 

1 
2 

"2 
3 
2 
6 
2 
2 
3 
3 

5 

"i" 

4 
1 
1 
2 
1 
1 
1 

*3' 

2& 

17 

1 

1 

11 

1 
2 
1 
11 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

11 

"2* 

2S 

1 

U 

i^rawf ord    

3 
5 

2 
2 

1 

1 
2 
2 

1 

82 

fil 

Darke      

21 

U 

3 
3 

1 
1 

"i' 
2 

"i" 

1 

... 

22 

Eric         •                 •            . 

44 

Fairfield      .         

2 
3 
2 
2 

22 

Fayette 

2 

4 
2 
1 
1 
3 
2 

9 

Franklin    

1 

"i" 

7 

1 
1 

3 

1 

64 

Fulton    

11 

Gallia           

i 

i 

1 

11 

2 

1 

10 

2 
2 

1 

1 

19 

Guernsey   

....'    11 



4 
4 
2 
4 
3 

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

11 
1 
6 

34 
4 
8 
8 
8 
4 

7 
19 
2 
10 
10 
4 
2 
3 
3 
3 
3 
14 
9 

1 

1 

5 
5 
3 
5 
5 
1 
2 
12 
5 
9 
8 
2 
12 
12 
6 
10 
25 
7 
15 
5 
6 
4 
6 

'I 

59 
3 
5 
5 
4 
7 
5 
7 
6 
5 

10 
4 

7 
4 
3 
4 
9 
6 

11 
6 

14 
8 
8 

10 

12 

1 

1 

9 

1 

1 
1 

6 

9 

1 

3 

.... 

1 

, 

14 

1 

.... 

« 

1 
8 
2 
5 

1 

5 
6 
5 
5 

'I 

8 
3 
8 
1 
4 
5 
6 
32 
2 
2 
3 
4 
4 
2 
5 
4 
3 
5 
1 

1 

8 

1 
1 
3 

1 

1 
1 

3 

2 

1 

1 

1 

i 

2S 

2 

6 

10 

1 
1 

".".\ 

23 

1 

1 

1 

16 

Lake 



5 

2 

2 

4 

2  1    2 

1  1    1 

2  1 

3 
2 
1 
3 
1 

2 

"i' 

1 
2 

n 

. 

2 

14    ....1 

4  1....: 

\t\::::\ 

10  c... 

8,.... 

86 

10 

4 

1 
1 

2 
3 

84 

2 
3 
1 

5 

1 
2 

3 

70 

14 

3 

1 
1 
1 

"s' 

1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

3 

3! 

Marion 

1   1     2 

15 

1 

"i' 

1 

' 

18 

3 
2 
2 

2 

1 

"i' 

16 

2 
1 
2 
2 
4 

la 

i*l*^'»*     

1 

1 

5 
13 
9 
32 
3 
10 
16 
4 
2 
4 
5 
3 
8 
10 

.... 
.... 

11 

Miami    

2 

84 

17 

Montcromerv 

1 

4 

^ 

1 

8 

1 

"i' 

91 

6 

Morrow    

\f u^kiniFuni    . 

2 
1 

"r" 

.... 

16 

2 

1 

1 

81 

]^oble      

....!.... 

8 

Ottawa        •     

1.,.. 

2 

9 

PauldiniF 

3  1    1 

9 

Perrv 

1 
2 

1 

1 

1 

It 

9 

pil^^                             

1 

4 

1 

.... 

8 

1 
2 

1 

1 

1 

86 

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2 

1 

1 

13  1,... 

17 

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639 


Order  1—ZWa/A^tr— Concluded. 


, 

V 

1 

1 

Total. 

Comities. 

1 

1 

< 

1 

0 

II 

|| 
5-" 

1 

J 

1 

i 

a 

1 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

53 

Putnam            . .      • . . .  . . 

6 
6 
3 
10 
1 
4 
5 
14 
11 
5 
4 
6 
3 

1 
9 
9 
7 
5 
6 
4 

15 
12 
6 
10 
5 
1 
5 
5 
3 
7 
6 
7 
4 

1 
2 
5 
2 

"i' 

1 
2 
4 

1 
1 
1 
3 

1 

3 
3 

4 
2 

1 

3 

3 

2 



12 

8 

13 

13 

2 

11 

6 

27 

19 

8 

12 

8 

7 

4 

11 

13 

13 

7 

18 
7 

4 
12 
16 
8 
15 
11 
8 
10 
28 
7 
15 
7 
4 
6 
6 
10 
14 
8 
9 
9 

16 

Richland    

2 
2 

1 
6 
2 

20 

Ross   

1 

3 

1 

4 

3 

1 

29 

Sandusky  ...  •• •••• 

21 

Scioto    

1 
1 

1 

17 

Seneca    

1 

2 

22 

Shelby  

1 
3 
2 

14 

Stark    

3 

1 
1 
4 

6 
2 
1 
3 
1 
1 
2 
2 
3 
1 
2 
4 
4 

1 

1 

"4* 

46 

Summit 

42 

Trumbull     

16 

Tuscarawas  

1 

27 

Union 

.... 

1 
8 

16 

Van  Wert  

11 

Vinton       

1 

10 

Warren   

5 
4 

8 
1 

10 
2 

4 

1 
1 

"i' 

1/ 

Washington   

1 
2 

2 

23 

Wayne 

27 

Williams 

1 

15 

Wood      

2 
2 

2 

"2 

27 

Wyandot    

1 

16 

Totals  , 

452 

552 

133 

106 

126 

83 

110 

58 

16 

24 

30 

3, 

876 

862 

1.738 

Noma  (Canker,  Gangrene  of  Mouth.)  —  AWcn,  1  male,  2  females;  Ashland,  1  female; 
Cuyahoga,  1  male;  Darke,  2  males,  1  female;  Franklin  1  male,  1  female;  Hocking,  1  male; 
Huron,  1  male;  Jackson,  1  female;  Lucas,  1  female;  Miami,  2  males;  Montgomery,  5  males; 
Pike,  1  male;  Preble,  1  female.  Vinton,   1  male.    Total,   16  males,  8  females. 

Anaemia.  —  Adorns f  1  male;  Allen,  1  male;  Belmont,  1  male,  1  female:  Clinton,  1  female; 
Crawford,  1  male;  Cuyahoga,  1  male;  Defiance,  1  female;  Franklin,  2  males;  Gallia,  1  m^le, 
1  female;  Geauga,  1  male,  1  female.   Hancock.   1  male;   Knox,   1  male,   1  female;   Licking,   2 


females;  Lorain,  2  females;  Lucas,  2  females;  Mahoning,  1  female;  Morgan,  1  male;  Perry,  1 
female;  Preble,  1  male;  Seneca,  2  females;  Summit,  1  male,  4  females;  Union,  1  female.  Van 
Wert,  3  females;  Williams,  I  female;  Wyandot,  1   female.    Total,   14  males,  6  females. 

Podaffra  ((?ou<.)  —  Champaign,  1  female;  Montgomery,  3  males.    Total,  3  males,  1  female. 

Lymphadenoma  (Hodpkins  Disease.)  —  Allen^  1  male;  Mahoning,  1  male,  2  females;  Mercer, 
1  female;  Morgan,  1  female;  Putnam,  2  males;  Seneca,  1  male.  Stark,  1  male.  Total,  6  males, 
4  females. 

Grand  Total,  39  males,  39  females. 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 


Cl^ASS  II— CONSTITUTIONAI,  DiSBASBS. 
Order  1— Tubercular. 


Counties. 


Adams   

Allen  

Ashland  

Ashubula  ... 

Athens   

Auglaize    .... 

Belmont 

Brown    

Butler  

Carroll   

Champaign    . 

Clark 

Clermont    

Clinton  

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  .... 
Cuyahoga   .... 

Darke  

Defiance 

Delaware    ... 

Erie   

Fairfield    .... 

Fayette    

Franklin   .... 

Fulton   

Gallia   

Geauga  

Greene   

Guernsey  . . . 
Hamilton  . . . 
Hancock  .... 

Hardin  

Harrison  .... 

Henrv    

Highland    . . . 

Hocking   

Holmes   

Huron    

Jackson   

Teflferson  .... 

Knox    

Lake   

Lawrence  ... 
Licking    .... 

Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas  

Madison  .... 
Mahoning  ... 

Marion  

Medina    

Meigs   

Mercer  

Miami  

Monroe   

Montgomery 

Morgan   

Morrow  

Muskingum  . 

Noble  

Ottawa  

Paulding  .... 

perry 

Pickaway  ... 
Pike 


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38:2 


M. 


12 


27 
23 
12 
11 
23 
20 

6 
23 
16 
28  I 
12  I 

8  I 
17  I 
20  I 
19 
17 
46 
20 

7 

12 
12 
17 
10 
11 
24 
62 
15 

7 
31 

4 

8 
15) 

3 
24 
14 


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2  I 


1 

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1    1  1 


2 

u 


M.     F. 


11 


M. 


10 


Total. 


13 
16 
11 
22 
24 
11 
31 
19 
21 

8 
17 
31 
19 
18 
16 

6 
16 
177 
17 
17 

9 
14 
18 

6 
61 
10 
12 

6 
17 
16 


6 

IS 

8 

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23 

16 

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16 

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9 

17 

24 

12 

18 

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21 

20 

12 

8 

12 

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22 

13 

82 

10 

10 

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11 

5 

9 

6 

14 

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11 
16 
37 
20 
29 
26 
25 
10 
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27 
31 
16 
18 
17 
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91 
26 
11 
24 
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6 

22 
7 

23 

12 


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26 
12 
11 
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9 
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641 


Order  2 — Tudercuiar^Conclnded. 


1^ 

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If 

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III 

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Total. 

Counties. 

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1 

1 

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8 
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F. 

M. 

P. 

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F. 

M. 

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9 

7 

6 

8 

15 

12 

28 

7 

9 

28 

22 

13 

10 

19 

8 

10 

16 

18 

11 

9 

18 

5 

9 
14 
18 
16 
23 
16 
41 
15 

9 
87 
19 
10 
12 
14 
11 
12 
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27 
IB 
IS 
28 
14 

1 
4 
2 
1 

11 

1 

1 
1 

12 
12 

8 

9 
27 
12 
29 

9 
14 
30 
28 
14 
10 
20 

8 
11 
19 
20 
12 

9 
16 

6 

9 
18 
21 
18 
29 
16 
48 
16 
11 
43 
22 
16 
18 
16 
13 
12 
18 
81 
16 
21 
28 
16 

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21 

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4 

3 
2 
6 

30 

Putnam    ...................... 

29 

Richland 

27 

Ross    

66 

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28 

Scioto 

1 
2 
2 
2 
6 

72 

Seneca    

1 
2 
6 
2 

25 

Shelby    

2 

25 

Stark  

73 

50 

Trumbull    

80 

Tuscarawas  

23 

Union  •• 

1 

'i' 

8 
2 

.... 

85 

Van    Wert 

2 

21 

Vinton   

23 

Warren  

1 
4 

87 

Washington    

61 

Wayne 

28 

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.... 

1 

2 
5 

1 

80 

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43 

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21 

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1,282 

1,618 

167 

158 

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88 

89 

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» 

1,573 

1.840 

1 

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642  REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

RECAPITULATION  — CLASS  U— CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES. 


Order  1. 

ToUl 
Deaths. 

Order  2 

ToUl 
Deaths. 

ToUl  for 
Class  II. 

Counties. 

Order  1. 

Total 
Deaths. 

Order  2. 

ToUl 
Deaths. 

Total  for 
Class  n. 

Comities. 

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17 

2 

10 

11 

8 

18 

11 

19 

8 

6 

16 

11 

4 

13 

10 

12 

36 

13 

7 

11 

31 

11 

5 

33 

6 

6 

2 

7 

6 

7 

13 
9 
9 
7 
7 
10 
8 
13 
7 
16 
10 
0 
7 

12 

6 

10 

27 

9 

9 

11 

13 

11 

4 

31 

5 

6 

8 

9 

6 

13 
16 
11 
22 
24 
11 
81 
19 
21 

8 
17 
31 
19 
18 
16 

6 
16 
177 
17 
17 

9 
14 
18 

6 
61 
10 
12 

6 
17 
16 

26 
26 
11 
16 
87 
20 
29 
26 
25 
10 
16 
27 
81 
16 
18 
17 
16 
91 
26 
11 
24 

9 
28 

9 
64 

6 
22 

7 
23 
12 

20 
88 
13 
32 
35 
14 
49 
30 
40 
16 
23 
46 
80 
22 
29 
16 
28 
213 
30 
24 
20 
45 
29 
11 
94 
16 
17 
8 
24 
21 

82 
39 
20 
26 
44 
27 
89 
29 
88 
17 
81 
37 
87 
23 
80 
28 
26 
118 
36 
20 
36 
22 
30 
18 
96 
11 
28 
16 
32 
18 

62 
72 
33 
67 
79 
41 
88 
50 
78 
88 
64 

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67 
46 
69 
88 
64 

881 
66 
44 
65 
67 
68 
24 

189 
27 
46 
23 
66 
39 

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6 
10 
26 
7 
16 
6 
5 
4 
6 
11 
3 
69 
8 
6 
6 
4 
7 
5 
7 
6 
6 
10 
4 

12 
8 
13 
13 
2 

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6 

27 

19 

8 

12 

8 

7 

4 

11 

18 

13 

7 

18 

7 

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4 
14 
46 

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10 
8 
9 
6 
18 
9 
82 
8 

10 
16 
4 
2 
4 
5 
8 
8 

16 
18 
4 

12 
16 
8 
15 
11 
8 
19 
23 
7 
16 
7 
4 
6 
6 
10 
14 
8 
9 
0 

882 

12 
18 
56 

21 
20 
12 

8 
12 

8 
22 
13 
82 
10 
10 
22 
11 

6 

9 

6 
14 

7 
12 
12 

8 

9 
27 
12 
29 

9 
14 
30 
28 
14 
10 
20 

8 
11 
19 
20 
12 

9 
16 

6 

1678 

28 
19 
53 
29 

9 
12 
18 
19 
18 
13 
26 
65 
16 

8 
35 

18 
28 
80 
28 
35 
17 
13 
16 
14 
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21 
141 
13 
15 
27 
15 
12 
14 

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Lucas   

96     138 

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Mahoning    

Marion  

36      M 
26  >  a 

Auglaize   

tjelmont 

22  ^    II 

Medina 

21      U 

Meigs  

28 
18 
96 
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91 
19 
18 
51 
8 
10 
24 
10 
28 

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44 

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Noble  

78 

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Darke 

Paulding  

Perry 

18 

Defiance    

Delaware  

Pickaway 

Pike 

25  1  20 
18      12 

48 

Eric   

Portage   

9     •>*  !  « 

47 

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Preble  

18 
21 
18 
29 
16 

16  SI  1 
20     25  1 

17  80  1 
40     45  1 

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r 

Fayette  

Putnam    

4R 

Franklin    

Fulton 

Richland  

Ross    

47 

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Sandusky    

Scioto  

49 

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43      SI      5ft  ' 

m 

Greene 

Seneca    

16 
11 
43 
22 
16 
13 
16 
18 
12 
18 
81 
16 
21 
28 
16 

1840 

20 
20 
67 
47 

27  1    17 

■Guernsey  

Hamilton 

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19 
62 
4<i 

96 

Stark  

119 

Hancock   

6 

6 

8 

5 

6 

1 

2 

12 

6 

9 

8 

2 

12 

12 

7 
4 
8 
4 

9 
6 
1 

11 
5 

14 
8 
8 

10 

14 

6 

13 

8 

9 

28 

16 

4 

16 

15 

28 

2 

9 

17 

24 

31 
26 
12 
11 
26 
20 

6 
23 
21 
28 
14 

9 
18 
24 

11 
18 
11 
14 
23 
17 
6 
28 
20 
32 
10 
11 
29 
36 

38 
29 
16 
16 
34 
25 
7 
34 
26 
42 
22 
12 
28 
38 
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49 
47 
26 
29 
62 
42 
18 
62 
46 
74 
32 
28 
67 
74 

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Jackson   

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Athens    

15 

3 

22 

9 

8 

7 

7 

9 

15 

10 

18 

4 

13 

23 

11 

6 

4 

16 

12 

8 

81 

3 

7 

5 

9 

8 

11 
6 

11 
4 

12 

7 
11 
11 

8 
10 
14 

5 

10 
12 
12 

4 

1 

10 
1 

22 
4 
8 
8 

13 
6 

2 
3 
6 
2 
6 

5 

2 
4 

3 

1 
2 
1 
6 
4 
7 

2 
2 
3 

1 
3 

2 

1 

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1 

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8 

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2 

1 

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Brown  

3 

1 

6 

1 
4 

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1 

7 

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2 

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4 

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6 
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3 
8 
2 
2 

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6 

3 

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3 
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1 
1 
3 

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11 

4 

2 
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2 

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2 
3 

1 

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2 

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5 

2 
4 

1 

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Crawford   

2 

1 

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13 
4 

6 

1 
1 
4 
10 
1 
1 
6 
5 

3 
2 

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2 
3 

1 
1 
4 

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2 

7 
2 

1 
1 
1 

1 
1 

1 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 

'2' 

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2 

1 

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1 
1 
1 
1 
2 

1 
2 
1 

1 

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Fayette  

Franklin    

15 

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1 
1 
2 

9 

1 

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Gallia  

2 

1 
5 
4 

Oeauflra 

2 
3 
4 

4 

1 
1 
2 

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« 

Guernsey 

Hamilton    

Hancock    

9 
7 
5 
8 
9 
8 
2 

11 
9 

13 

13 

10 
9 

16 
7 
4 

21 
5 

12 
6 
7 

15 
3 

14 
8 

18 
7 
2 

10 
6 
8 
6 
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6 
3 
8 
8 
6 
6 
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17 
1 
5 
2 
8 
6 
8 

24 
6 

13 
3 

10 

11 
8 
7 
6 

19 
8 
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4 
6 
1 
2 
7 

2 

1 
2 

7 
2 

1 
4 

1 
3 

1 

1 

6 

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2 

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2 

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2 

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3 

1 
1 
2 

1 

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1 

2 

6 

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4 
3 

1 

7 

1 

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3 

3 

1 
3 
4 

1 

3 

1 

14 

5 

1 
2 

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2 

*  "i* 

1 

3 
10 

...... 

3 

20 

1 
2 

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2 
4 

4 

1 

12 

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1 
2 
14 

4 
2 

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Logan 

i 

1 
1 

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5 
2 

4 

2 

3 
3 

1 

"i* 

2 

1 
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3 

1 
6 

1 

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1 

3 

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Medina  

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1 

1 
4 
3 

1 
6 
1 
3 
3 

Mercer   

4 

4 

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2 
6 
2 
3 
26 

2 

1 
1 
2 

Miami  

3 

2 

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1 
1 
1 

1 

1 

10 

14 

8 

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Morrow 

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1 

2 
22 

1 
1 

2 
2 

2 
3 

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Noble 

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2. 

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1 

2 
1 

1 

1 

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F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

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2 

9 

6 
14 

4 
12 

9 
10 

8 
16 

5 
24 
10 

8 

9 
12 
14 

6 
11 
12 
10 

7 
12 

9 

8 

4 

8 

3 

5 

13 

14 

6 

4 

11 

6 

23 

21 

21 

7 

6 

11 

4 

4 

8 

14 

rl 

9 

2 

3 
1 

7 
4 
3 
2 
2 
4 

8 
8 
2 
2 
2 
2 
8 
6 

2 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
6 
1 
2 

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7 

1 

4 

'■3' 
4 

1 
1 

2 

f 

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3 

1 
2 
5 
6 
1 
4 
2 
3 
8 
10 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
3 

1 
1 
7 

1 

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4 

1 
1 

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3 
3 
6 

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1 

4 

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J  '     S 

Richland   

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1 

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6 
3 

5 
1 

1 
1 
2 

1 
1 

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4 

1 
6 

1 

1 

11 

1 

4  '     5 

Shelby 

3       ♦ 

Stark   

4  '.... 

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Trumbull  

Tuscarawas  

4 
1 
2 
2 
1 
3 
8 
2 
1 
2 

2 

3 

1 
1 
2 
1 
2 

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1 

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Van   Wert 

2 

2 

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2 

2 

1 

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2 

1 

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4 
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Williams    

Wood    

2 
2 

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723 

318 

248 

192 

123 

258 

178 

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33 
13 
34 
21 
35 
11 
20 
25 
24 
21 
30 
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24 

180 
24 
14 
12 
57 
24 
13 
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28 
13 
23 
21 

20 
21 
14 
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32 
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19 
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15 
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2 

2 

26 

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67 

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1 

1 

1 

1 

64 

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18 

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58 

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1 

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1 

1 

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1 

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2 

1 

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1 

335 

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41 

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16 

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93 

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18 

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1 

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2 

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1 

32 

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1 

28 
13 

7 

23 
16 
16 

6 
23 
19 
26 
14 
18 
22 
24 
21 
12 
86 

5 
43 
16 
10 
19 
23 
25 
16 
56 
12 

9 
43 

8 

6 

6 
15 

4 
13 

15 
13 
12 
14 
12 
10 

0 
25 
16 
30 

4 
11 

5 
15 

8 
17 
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25 

8 
12 
15 

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85 

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66 

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18 

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2 

1 

2 

1 

20 

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1 

27 

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39 

2 

1 
2 

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1 
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29 

2 

16 

29 

Lucas . 

2 

170 

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11 

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S 

2 

1 

1 

1 

68 

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28 

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1 
1 

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19  1 '            44 

2 
2 
1 

1 

1 
1 

8    1            24 

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2 

6 

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11     t            2T 

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3 

34    1            77 

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61 
35 
14 
21 
18 
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9 
19 
28 
29 
11 
27 
16 

14 
9 
12 
25 
25 
16 

24 
18 
88 
35 
23 
17 

9 
23 
15 

9 
17 
20 
13 
25 
16 

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a 

Putnam , 

1 

a 

Richland  

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ss 

Ross   

5 

1 

1 

69 

Sandusky 

S3 

Scioto    

1 

1 

I 

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Seneca  

S 

Shelby   

2 

1 

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Stark  

2 
2 
1 

4 
1 

81 

Summit  

1 
1 
3 

1 

70 

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8 

1 

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Van  Wert 

54 

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1 

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1 
1 

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1 

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Wayne 

1 
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19 

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2 

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71 

36 

62 

54 

31 

23 

2,092 

1.643 

2 

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Lo'-omoior  Ataxl'i  {Tabtn  Dorsalis.)  Allen,  1  male;  Belmont,  1  male:  Clark,  1  female: 
Clermont,  1  male;  Clinton,  I  male;  Crawford,  1  male;  Cuyahoga,  6  males,  4  femmles.  Fair- 
field, 1  male,  1  female;  i^allia,  1  male;  Greene,  1  male;  Hardin,  1  male;  Henry,  1  male; 
Knox,  1  female;  T.ogan,  2  males;  Miami,  1  male;  Montgomery,  1  male;  Muskingum,  1  male; 
Perry,  2  males,  2  females;  Portage,  1  male,  1  female;  Seneca,  1  male;  Stark,  1  male.  Total, 
23  males,   10  females. 

Tetanus  (Lockfait.)  Adams,  1  female;  Ashtabula,  1  female;  Brown,  2  males;  Cham- 
paign, 2  males;  Clark,  1  female.  Columbiana,  1  male;  Cuyahoga,  1  male;  Delaware,  1  male; 
Franklin,  I  female;  Hancock,  1  male;  Highland,  2  males;  Holmes,  1  female;  Huron,  I 
male;  Lorain,  1  male,  1  female;  Lucas,  4  males;  Mercer,  1  male;  Muskingum,  1  female; 
Noble,   1  female;    Ross,   1  male;    Wayne,   2  males.    Total,  20  males,   8  females. 

Chorea  (8t.  VUua  Dance.)  Clark,  1  female;  Erie,  1  male;  Highland,  1  male;  Mont- 
gomery, 1  male,  2  females:  Morgan,  1  male;  Perry,  1  male;  Shelby,  1  female;  Sammit, 
1  male.    Total,  6  males,  4  females. 

Grand  Total,  52  males,  22  females. 


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Ci^ss  III— Local  Diseases— -Continued. 
Order  2^0r^ans  of  Circulation. 


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4 

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6 
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10 
25 

9 
18 

8 
17 
27 
16 

8 
89 
13 

7 
112 
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9 
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8 
71 
11 
10 
14 
18 

7 

4 
12 

9 
17 
15 
11 
18 
11 
18 
10 
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10 
20 
10 

8 
75 
16 

6 
11 
21 
14 

6 
35 

5 

12 
15 
18 
14 

10 

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1 
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8 
7 
5 
2 

9 
4 

7 
4 
1 
1 
16 
2 

1 
1 
1 

1 
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1 

1 

20 

Ashtabula    . . . 

1 
2 



18 
12 

8 
23 

7 

11 

5 
6 
16 
10 

44 

Athens    

1 

37 

Auglaize    

Belmont   

21 

1 

1 

43 

Brown    

1 
14 
2 

1 

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20 

Butler    

2 

2 

2 

36 

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1 

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17 

7 
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18 

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6 
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12 

6 

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16 
8 
82 
12 
4 
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13 
9 
1 
14 
28 
6 
63 
8 
8 

16 
9 

16 
9 
8 

32 

13 
6 
2 

20 

11 
4 

24 

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Clinton    

1 

18 

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7 

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58 
2 

1 
1 

2 

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Coshocton  . . . 

1 

28 

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1 

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35 
2 

6 

1 

1 

6 

7 

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Delaware     . . . 

10 

7 
1 
1 
1 
5 
1 
1 
9 
13 
5 

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1 

2 
4 

24 

Erie    

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43 

Fairfield     .... 

1 
1 
5 
1 
2 

44 

Fayette   

Franklin  

1 
6 
2 
5 

14 

106 

Fulton   

1 

1 

1 

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Gallia     

1 

2 

1 
1 

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Greene    

6 

1 

5 

29 

31 

Guernsey    .... 
Hamilton     ... 

3 

6 

5 

21 

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1 
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22 
3 
8 
8 
1 

9 
2 
9 
3 
4 

26 

14 

8 

4 

8 

17 

9 

21 

6 

15 

8 

17 

14 

21 

12 

82 

56 

16 

27 

3 

19 

19 

10 

22 

16 

129 

16 

12 

1 

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15 

14 

6 

6 

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4 

18 

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7 

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14 

19 

10 

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56 

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5 

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8 

6 

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50 

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6 

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8 

5 

15 

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2 

1 

1 

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1 

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Highland   .... 

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Holmes  ...... 

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8 

11 

18 

4 

20 

2 

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2 

26 

80 

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1 

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1 

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3 

5 

14 

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11 
14 

1 
6 
10 
4 

18 
10 

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1 

1 

13 

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1 
2 
2 

3 
5 

1 
2 

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1 

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24 

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Logan     

21 

16 

87 

12 
16 
54 

11 

7 

56 

28: 

Lorain   

2 

1 
16 

1 

8 

14 

11 

68 

Lucas     

1 

112 

Madison   

14 
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80 

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Marion    

26 
8 

19 
9 
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15 
2 
10 

45 

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29« 

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7 

6 

1 

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1 

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14 
3 

1 
6 
4 

8 
1 
1 
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2 

2 

1 

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3 

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35 

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1 

36 

1 
1 

1 
3 

12 
70 

7 
6 

9 
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4 

d 

27 

Montgomery 

Morgan     

Morrow    

9 

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2 

8 
2 

7 

17^ 

26 

18 

Muskingum 

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4 

Noble 

1 

1 

1 

8 

5 

15 

7 
1 
5 

7 
4 
5 
2 
2 

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1 

11 

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Perry    

Pickaway  .... 
Pike    

8 
5 

5 
6 

1 

1 

2 

21 

14 

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1 

1 

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11 

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4 

2 

1 

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1 

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6 
18 
16 
16 
21 
16 
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23 
27 
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5 
8 
7 
10 
19 
17 
14 
10 
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8 

9 

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11 

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17 

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26 

17 

9 

9 

6 

10 

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4 

6 

12 

4 

20 
11 
19 
19 
15 
22 
16 
11 
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83 
27 
20 
10 
10 

7 
18 
19 
28 
14 
15 

9 

9 

13 
18 
11 

7 
15 
20 
16 
26 
28 
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19 
14 
10 

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15 
20 
12 

13 

4 

20 

Putnam 

2 
.2 

1 

1 
2 

3 

.... 

1 

1 

1 

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24 

Richland    

8 

87 

Ross  

1 

30 

Sandusky  .... 

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Scioto    

tt 

Seneca     ...... 

1 

SB 

Shelby  

Stark    

1 

23 
8 

"is* 

1 

1 
5 

1 

1 

27 

1 
1 

2 
.... 

71 

Summit 

1 

2 

61 

Trumbull   .... 

57 

Tuscarawas 

1 
4 
1 

2 
4 

2 

1 

1 
1 

2 

39 

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24 

Van   Wert.... 

1 

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10 

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Warren   

3 
"3* 

2 

1 
6 

1 

.... 

1 

5 

2 

83 

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Wayne 

Winiams    .... 

89 

1 

.... 

1 

... 
3 

1 

40 

20 

Wood    

4 

1 

28 

Wyandot    

1 

13 

........ 

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874 

310 

88 

84 

58 

52 

11 

5 

28 

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Aneurimn  —  Athens,  1  male;  Champaign.  2  females;  Columbiana,  1  female;  Erie,  2  males; 
Franklin,  1  male:  Fulton,  2  males.  1  female;  Gallia,  1  male;  Guernsey,  1  male.  1  female; 
Hardin,  1  male;  Lake.  1  male;  Mei^s,  1  male;  Montgomery,  1  male;  Scioto,  1  male;  Sbelbgr, 
1  male;  Stack,  1  female;  Summit,  1  male;  Trumbull,  2  females;  Wa^yne,  1  male;  Wood, 
1  female.     Total,  16  males,  9  females. 

Angina  Pretoria  —  Allen,  1  male;  Champaign,  1  female;  Delaware,  1  female;  Fairfield, 
8  males,  1  female;  Hancock,  1  male;  Marion,  1  female;  Montgomery,  1  male;  Ross,  1  male; 
Summit,  1  male:    Wayne,   1  male.     Total,   9  males,   4  females. 

Hacmaiophilla  {HaemorrhAffic  2)4a/fc«f«)  —  Allen,  1  male:  Auglaize,  1  female;  Belmont, 
1  male;    Crawford,  1  male:    Fairfield,  2  males;    Hancock,   1  female;    Knox.   1  {eniale;    Lake, 

1  male;    Mahoning,  1  female;    Mercer,  1  male;    Montgomery,  2  males;    Stark,  1  female;    Sum- 
mit* 1  female;    van  Wert,  1  male.    Total,  10  males,  6  females. 

1/Aerowa  —  Clermont,   1  female;    Hancock,  1  male.     Total,  1  male,  1  female. 

4 rl€Ht««  — Allen,   1  male;    Henry,  1  female;    Morrow,  1  male.     Total,  2  males,  1  female. 

PAleMfte  — Hancock,  1  female;    Seneca,  1  female;   Shclljy,  1  male;   Wayae,  1  male.    Tolil, 

2  males,   2  females. 

Grand  Total,  40  males,  23  females. 


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Order  Z—RespircUory  Organs. 


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9 

10 

5 

20 

14 

1 

27 

11 

1« 

7 

6 

23 

9 

5 

87 

4 

6 

91 

5 

3 

12 

12 

8 

7 

60 

6 

8 

10 

9 

10 

IS 
9 
6 
11 
14 

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10 
18 

4 

5 
14 

6 
15 
25 

9 

7 

66. 
11 

7 
10 

6 
11 

6 
46 

5 
10 
13 

7 
12 

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1 
10 

1 
3 

1 

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2 
2 

1 

4 
5 
4 
2 
2 
4 
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3 

1 
3 

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8 

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1 

9 
81 

7 
25 
22 
13 
39 
21 
35 

0 
11 
29 
10 
13 
87 

7 
12 
196 
11 
12 
19 
27 
20 

9 
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6 
10 
12 
14 
18 

17 
22 

8 
18 
26 

7 
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16 
26 

7 
11 
21 
11 
24 
29 
14 
14 
140 
24 
12 
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14 
17 

7 
54 

7 
11 
13 

9 
28 

.... 

26 

Allen 

18 

1 

7 

68 

Aahland    

Aahtabnte    

Athens    

At«glai2e    

R^nnont 

1 

1 
1 

1 
1 

16 

3 
1 

8 
2 
2 

48 

.... 

1 

1 

1 

2 
3 

2 

1 
1 

2 

48 

20 

7 
4 
2 

6 
2 

75 

2 

7 

1 
2 

87 

Butler    

4 
1 

.... 

1 
2 

5 

2 

61 

Carroll     

Champaign   .... 
Clark 

16 

1 

2 

'2' 

1 
2 

1 

2 

22 

1 
1 

2 

60 

Clermont   

Clinton    

Columbhma   ... 

Coshocton   

Crawford    

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

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2 
8 

.... 
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1 
1 

1 

1 

21 

1 

2 

3 

87 

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1 
2 

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3 
5 
1 
2 

1 

21 

4 
1 

1 
3 
3 

1 
1 
1 

1 
14 
2 

1 
1 
4 

1 

1 

15 
1 

1 

'2' 

1 

3 
48 
3 
2 

1 
34 

4 

26 

37 

'*i' 

1 
3 
3 
1 
10 

'2' 

1 
3 

28 
3 

.... 

6 

5 

1 

845 

.... 
.... 

3 

1 
1 
1 

35 

Defiance  

Delaware   

Erie 

24 
33 

1 
1 

4 
5 
1 

1 
8 

41 

FatrAeld   

Fayette   

Franklin    

37 

16 

4 
2 

1 

1 

1 

8 

3 

120 

13 

Gallia 

2 

21 

Geanga   

25 

*'i' 

8 
2 

1 
6 

1 

1 
2 

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28 

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1 

41 

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10 

8 

7 

4 

10 

13 

7 

15 

14 

32 

6 

12 

13 

10 

4 

21 

33 

6 

36 

4 

10 

12 

8 

15 

9 

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1 

4 

9 

1 

12 
11 
11 
5 
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5 
4 

4 

6 

11 

13 

14 

19 

8 

22 

13 

10 

12 

10 

6 

18 

87 

7 

22 

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8 

9 

4 

14 

7 

20 

3 

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1 

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4 

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5 

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8 

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1 
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1 
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3 

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9 

8 
15 
21 
15 
18 
31 
36 

8 
15 
22 
13 

8 
23 
65 

6 
51 

8 
12 
15 
17 
20 
16 
79 

4 

7 
17 

2 
13 
20 
10 

5 
17 
15 

Digitiz 

9 
18 
17 
14 
22 
21 
18 
28 
14 
15 
21 
10 

7 
19 
69 

7 
81 

7 
10 
17 
14 
24 
16 
28 

8 

28 

29 

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Henry 

18 

3 

1 
1 
7 

1 
1 
3 

1 

1 

21 

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.... 

1 

82 

83 

1 

1 

87 

1 
5 

4 

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5 

1 

2 
2 

1 
2 

1 

1 

3 

1 
1 
1 
4 

8 

1 
2 

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49 
64 

22 

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2 
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2 

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30 

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3 

1 

1 

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3 

23 

1 

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1 
1 

8 
1 

5 

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6 

1 

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1 

1 
2 
2 

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1 

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1 

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2 

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1 

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1 

4 
3 
3 

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3 

1 

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2 

2 

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3 

82 

Mercer    

Miami 

1 
1 

1 
1 

81 

1 

44 

Monroe     

Montgomery    . . 

Morgan     

Morrow    

Muskingum    . . . 

3 
2 

3 
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1 
1 
1 

82 

2 

1 
2 

10 

4 

1 

107 
12 

1 

1 
2 
1 
1 

7    .... 

14 

7 

7 

17 
2 

10 
6 

17 
5 
7 

11 

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34 

1 

4 

Ottawa    

Paulding    

Perry 

1 

1 
4 

.... 

23 

2 

2 
2 

1 
1 

1 
2 

1 
2 

26 

2 

36 

Pickaway   

Pike 

10 

2 

1 
1 

2 
3 

1 

3 

1 

2 

8 

24 

Portage     

0 

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11 
6 
10 
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28 

20 

29 

21 

6 

2 

6 

6 

8 

9 

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16 

6 

8 

6 
15 
14 

9 
10 
12 

8 
24 
20 
21 
17 

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13 

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4 
2 

2 
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1 

1 
1 
1 
2 

1 
1 

2 
4 

1 
6 

15 
14 
15 
15 
13 
23 
18 
13 
45 
83 
84 
29 
8 
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7 
9 
19 
12 
13 
27 
14 

13 
23 
21 
84 
16 
18 
17 
12 
44 
29 
29 
26 

6 

5 
10 
15 
18 
18 

6 
17 

9 

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4 

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3 

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8 

1 

.... 
.... 

3 

6 

49 

Sandusky  

Scioto    

. 

89 

2 
3 

"io* 

5 

1 

2 

1 
1 

"i" 

1 

5 
2 

"i 

1 
1 

11 

1 
2 

5 

a 

Seneca     

85 

Shelby  

1 
10 
2 

1 

25 

Stark    

1 

4 

4 
2 

1 
"i* 

9 

Summit    

1 
1 

62 

Trumbull     

Tuscarawas    . . . 

1 

4 

8 
7 

5S 

Union    

1 
2 
2 
1 

7 

"s* 

9 

14 

Van   Wert 

1 

1 

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12 

'Vinton    

17 

Warren   

1 

1 
3 

1 

.... 

1 
8 

.... 

24 

Washington    . . . 

Wayne    

Williams    

1 

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3 
3 

37 

1 

1 
1 

"i' 

2 

80 

1 
1 

2 
3 

'2' 
2 

19 

Wood    

1 
1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

44 

Wyandot    

2 

1 

23 

"  i    -  ,'     -  , 

Totals    

1098 

987    175 

153 

138    184 

27 

27 

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100 

38 

85 

197 

152 

1.828 

1,605 

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3,428 

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roll, 1  male;  Coshocton,  2  males,  1  female:  Crawford,  1  female;  Franklin,  2  males;  Huron, 
1  male;  Knox,  1  male;  Logan,  1  female;  iLorain,  1  male;  Miami,  1  male;  Monroe,  1  male; 
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1  male.     Total.  17  males,  7  females. 

Oedema  of  Gto«i«  — Ashland,  1  female;  Athens,  1  male;  Carroll,  1  female;  Fairfield.  1 
female;    Jackson,  1  male;    Lake,  1  female;    Montgomery,  1  male.     Total,  3  males,   4  females. 

Epistaxis  (Nasal  Haemorrhage)  —  Athens,  1  male;  Erie,  1  male;  Ottawa,  1  male.  Total, 
8  males. 

Pharyngitis— Erie,  2  females;  Guernsey,  1  female;  Monroe,  1  male,  1  female;  Peny, 
1  female;     Union,   1  male.     Total,  2  males,   5  females. 

Bmpyarma  (Pus  in  Chest  Cavity)  —Lucas,  2  males;  Montgomery,  1  male;  Wyandot, 
1  male.     Total,   4  males. 

Pneumothorax  (Air  in  Chest  Couify)  —  Paulding,  1  male;  Putnam,  4  males,  1  female. 
Total,   5  males,   1   female. 

Grand  total,  84  males,  17  females. 


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2 
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1 
3 

2 

1 

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2 

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3 

1 

1 

2 

2 

3 
6 
2 

1 
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1 
2 

1 

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2 

2 

6 

3 

1 

1 

1 

1 

4 

3 
1 

1 
1 
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3 
1 

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1 

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13 

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2 
12 
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1 
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1 
10 

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1 
6 
2 
3 
1 
5 
1 
1 
1 

1 

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1 
1 
2 

1 

.... 

1 

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29 
2 
2 

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1 

2 
2 

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1 

1 

22 

.... 

1 

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3 

1 

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1 
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8 

7 

4 

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1 

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1 

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1 

17 
2 
8 
3 
2 

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9 
2 
6 
3 

1 

1 

11 

1 

1 

1 

1 

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1 

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4 

8 

1 

2 

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1 

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2 

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2 

1 

1 

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1 
4 
4 
1 

8 
6 

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2 

1 
1 

3 

1 
1 

8 

1 

1 

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1 
1 

1 
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1 

1 

1 
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1 
1 

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1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

1 
1 
1 
9 
2 
1 
3 
4 

1 

1 

1 

1 

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Huron 

2 
2 

1 

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1 

6 

1 
7 
2 
3 
1 
3 
3 
1 
14 

1 
1 
8 
6 
2 
1 

3 

8 

1 
2 

6 
2 

1 
1 
1 
1 

2 

1 

1 
1 

"i* 

2 
2 

"i' 

1 

Jackson  

3 

2 

lefferson 

i 
2 

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2 

2 

1 
1 
1 

1 

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Lake    

1 
2 

1 
1 
5 

1 

1 

Lawrence     

1 

1 

Licking 

6 

1 

Logan    

4 

1 
1 

2 

2 

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8 
6 

1 

Lucas 

5 

3 

1 
6 

8 
2 
5 

3 

1 
2 

6 

1 

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1 

1 

2 

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4 
6 
1 

1 

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1 

2 

1 
1 
1 

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4 

1 
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4 

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1 

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1 

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5 

1 

3 

1 
1 
3 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

3 
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1 

Morrow 

1 
2 

1 

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2 

1 

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1 

4 

1 

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1 
6 
4 
3 
3 

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1 

2 

4 
1 

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1 

1 
1 
2 

1 

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1 

1 

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2 

2 

1 

1 

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1 

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11 

7 

108 

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10 

10 

19 

7 

7 

88 

5 

6 

11 

9 

16 

20 

9 

9 

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14 

9 

15 

10 

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7 

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6 
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1 

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1 

1 

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18 

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1 

1 

21 

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2 

1 
1 

17 

14 

5 

6 

4 

6 

2 

12 

11 

21 

8 

13 

14 

11 

13 

10 

95 

5 

24 

8 

4 

8 

4 

11 
6 
88 
3 
3 
9 
6 
11 

4 

8 

15 
14 

4 

6 

6 

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13 

11 

31 

13 

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18 

11 

13 

12 

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10 

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28 
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10 
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6 
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1 

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Jefferson    

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Logan   

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174 

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1 

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Wayne    

1 

24 

Williams    

1 

1 

20 

Wood    

2 
3 

2 

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1 

18 

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26 

14 

24 

7 

2 

22 

16 

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4 
9 
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1 
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2 
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8 

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18 

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7 

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6 

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8 

2 

6 

10 

12 

6 
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3 

4 

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1 
1 
3 
1 
1 
12 
4 

9 

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1 

19 

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1 

7 

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1 
3 

1 

14 

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1 
1 

1 

1 

17 

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6 

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7 

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1 

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8 

1 

1 

10 

3 

2 
2 
14 
3 

2 
1 
2 

6 
6 

1 
3 
2 

1 
1 
4 
2 

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0 

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4 

12 

2 

1 

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34 

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5 

20 

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6 

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1 
2 

1 

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10 

8 
8 

16 
5 
2 
2 
3 
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1 

12 
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1 

12 

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1 
1 
1 

89 

2 

1 

1 

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16 

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1 
1 

6 

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8 
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8 
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10 
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15 

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1 

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5 

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44 

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2 

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11 

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9 

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6 
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10 
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10 
6 
6 
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8 
8 

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1 
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5 
3 
3 
2 

4 
1 
4 

1 
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1 
1 
1 

1 

1 
1 

5 

6 

7 

6 

5 

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6 

3 

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15 

10 

2 

8 

5 

4 

13 

9 

6 

8 

11 

10 

8 

4 
5 

2 

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8 

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1 

12 

Ross   

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10 

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1 
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1 

1 

1 

13 

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12 

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552 

218 

139 

64 

25 

12 

58 

11 

9 

8 

16 

6 

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314 

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CLASS  IIL— U)CAL  DISEASBS— Continned. 

Order  6  —  GeneraHve  Organs. 


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1 
1 

Miami    

2 

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2 

2 

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2 

1 

2. 

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1 

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1 

1 

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2 

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Union    

1 

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1 

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88 

27 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

1 

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1 

1 

1 

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1 

2 

1 
1 
1 

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8 

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5 

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Ci^SS  m— LOCAI,  DiS«ASES— Concluded. 

Order  8 — Integufnentary  System,. 


659 


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1 

1 
12 

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1 
1 
2 

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8 
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1 
1 
4 
1 

1 

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3 

1 
2 

1 
7 
1 
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1 

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1 

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1 

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7 

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1 

7 
2 

1 

19 

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2 

1 

8 

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2 
1 

1 
1 
2 

1 

3 

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1 

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2 
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1 
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1 

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4 

1 
1 
1 
1 

2 
2 
1 
1 
4 
1 
1 

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9 

22 

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3 

2 

Delaware  

2 

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1 

6 

6 
1 
2 
3 

7 

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4 

2 

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1 
3 
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2 

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1 
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1 
1 

3 

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2 

1 

11 

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1 

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1 
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2 

1 

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Putnam    

1 

Ross  

2 

2 

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1 

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1 

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1 
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1 
1 
1 
2 

1 

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1 

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60 

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1 

24 

22 

86 

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d^ASS  in*— LOCAI,  DiSBASBS. 


Nervous  System. 

Organs  of  Cir- 
culation. 

Respiratory 
Organs. 

DigesUve 
Organs. 

Urinary 
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Counties. 

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Adams    — 

14 

20 

84 

6 

4 

10 

0 

17 

26 

12 

10 

22 

4 

9 

Allen   

26 

21 

46 

11 

12 

28 

81 

22 

68 

12 

U 

23 

IS 

U 

Ashland    ... 

18 

14 

27 

11 

9 

20 

7 

8 

15 

4 

7 

11 

4 

7 

Ashtabula  . 

80 

20 

60 

27 

17 

44 

25 

18 

43 

5 

10 

15 

10 

14 

Athens    

83 

82 

66 

22 

15 

87 

22 

26 

43 

18 

6 

19 

7 

10 

17 

Auglaize    . . 

18 

18 

26 

10 

11 

21 

13 

7 

20 

18 

8 

21 

4 

6 

Belmont  ... 

84 

28 

67 

25 

18 

48 

39 

86 

75 

27 

28 

55 

6 

7 

Brown 

21 

13 

84 

9 

11 

20 

21 

16 

87 

11 

10 

21 

5 

6 

Butler  

86 

29 

64 

18 

18 

86 

35 

26 

61 

6 

8 

14 

6 

9 

Carroll    .... 

11 

7 

18 

8 

10 

18 

9 

7 

16 

8 

5 

8 

8 

9 

Champaign 

20 

19 

39 

17 

15 

32 

11 

11 

22 

4 

15 

19 

11 

IS 

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26 

27 

52 

27 

12 

39 

29 

21 

50 

88 

29 

67 

22 

12 

U 

24 

12 

86 

16 

18 

84 

10 

11 

21 

7 

6 

12 

16 

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21 

14 

85 

8 

10 

18 

13 

24 

87 

10 

11 

21 

6 

6 

Columb'na 

.  39 

21 

60 

39 

20 

69 

87 

29 

66 

26 

20 

46 

16 

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Coshocton  . 

10 

16 

26 

13 

10 

28 

7 

14 

21 

11 

0 

20 

9 

12 

Crawford   .. 

24 

16 

89 

7 

8 

16 

12 

14 

26 

7 

9 

16 

8 

6 

Cuyahoga    . 

180 

165 

835 

112 

76 

187 

196 

149 

846 

108 

51 

154 

28 

16 

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Darke  ?.... 

24 

23 

47 

15 

16 

81 

11 

24 

36 

22 

14 

36 

11 

16 

Defiance  .:. 

14 

11 

25 

9 

6 

15 

12 

12 

24 

10 

9 

19 

4 

6 

Delaware  .. 

12 

8 

20 

13 

11 

24 

19 

14 

88 

10 

15 

25 

5 

7 

Erie   

67 

21 

73 

22 

21 

48 

27 

14 

41 

19 

10 

29 

12 

15 

Fairfield  ... 

24 

17 

41 

80 

14 

44 

20 

17 

37 

7 

14 

21 

5 

6 

Fayette  .... 

18 

3 

16 

8 

6 

14 

9 

7 

16 

7 

7 

14 

4 

5 

Franklin    .. 

58 

88 

96 

71 

85 

106 

66 

54 

120 

88 

82 

70 

82 

12 

44 

Fulton 

9 

9 

18 

11 

5 

16 

6 

7 

13 

6 

5 

10 

8 

11 

Gallia    

28 

11 

39 

10 

12 

22 

10 

11 

21 

6 

10 

16 

2 

2 

Geauga  

18 

18 

26 

14 

15 

29 

12 

18 

25 

11 

7 

18 

6 

9 

Greene   .... 

23 

19 

42 

18 

13 

81 

14 

9 

23 

9 

4 

18 

10 

14 

Guernsey  .. 

21 

11 

82 

7 

14 

21 

18 

28 

41 

15 

6 

21 

12 

14 

lamilton  .. 

lancock   .. 

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lardin   

18 

13 

26 

14 

9 

28 

22 

7 

29 

14 

14 

28 

5 

6 

larrison   . . 

7 

12 

19 

8 

9 

17 

9 

9 

18 

6 

4 

9 

2 

S 

lenry  

lighland  .. 

23 

14 

87 

4 

4 

8 

8 

18 

21 

6 

6 

12 

6 

9 

16 

12 

28 

8 

18 

26 

15 

17 

32 

4 

6 

10 

12 

15 

locking    . . 

16 

10 

26 

17 

13 

80 

21 

14 

35 

6 

2 

8 

6 

10 

lolmes 

6 

9 

16 

9 

8 

17 

15 

22 

37 

2 

6 

8 

8 

4 

luron    .... 

23 

25 

48 

21 

22 

43 

18 

21 

89 

12 

18 

25 

16 

19 

ackson    . . . 

19 

16 

86 

6 

7 

13 

31 

18 

49 

11 

11 

22 

8 

14 

,  efferson   . . 

26 

30 

66 

15 

14 

29 

36 

28 

64 

21 

81 

62 

5 

10 

Cnox  

14 

4 

18 

8 

14 

22 

8 

14 

22 

8 

18 

21 

9 

13 

.akc    

18 

11 

29 

17 

19 

36 

15 

15 

80 

18 

8 

21 

4 

9 

-^wrence    . 

22 

5 

27 

14 

10 

24 

22 

21 

48 

14 

13 

82 

8 

9 

'.  Jcking    . . . 

24 

15 

39 

21 

16 

37 

13 

10 

23 

11 

11 

22 

4 

5 

^gan  

21 

8 

29 

12 

11 

23 

8 

7 

15 

18 

13 

26 

18 

15 

x>rain    

12 

17 

29 

32 

21 

63 

23 

19 

42 

10 

12 

22 

11 

14 

Lucas    

86 

84 

170 

56 

56 

112 

65 

69 

184 

96 

79 

174 

18 

IB 

Madison  ... 

6 

6 

11 

16 

14 

30 

6 

7 

18 

5 

8 

8 

12 

19 

Mahoning  . 

43 

25 

68 

27 

18 

45 

51 

81 

82 

24 

20 

44 

19 

28 

Marion  .... 

16 

8 

28 

3 

5 

8 

8 

7 

15 

8 

10 

18 

4 

8 

Medina  

10 

12 

22 

19 

10 

29 

12 

10 

22 

4 

9 

18 

6 

9 

Meigs    

19 

15 

34 

19 

8 

27 

15 

17 

82 

8 

8 

16 

11 

W 

Mercer   

28 

19 

42 

10 

6 

16 

17 

14 

31 

4 

9 

18 

4 

0 

Miami   

26 

19 

44 

22 

13 

36 

20 

24 

44 

11 

16 

27 

15 

18 

Monroe    . . . 

16 

3 

24 

16 

11 

27 

16 

16 

32 

6 

8 

14 

11 

IS 

Montg'm'y 

66 

43 

99 

129 

50 

179 

79 

28 

107 

88- 

28 

61 

86 

12 

97 

Morgan    . . . 

12 

11 

23 

16 

10 

26 

4 

8 

12 

8 

8 

6 

4 

8 

Morrow    . . . 

9 

9 

18 

12 

6 

18 

7 

7 

14 

3 

7 

10 

8 

10 

Musk'gum 

43 

34 

77 

1 

3 

4 

17 

17 

34 

9 

10 

19 

9 

IS 

Noble    

8 

8 

16 

9 

8 

17 

2 

2 

4 

6 

8 

14 

1 

1 

Ottawa    .... 

6 

6 

12 

6 

6 

11 

18 

10 

23 

11 

6 

17 

2 

s 

Paulding   .. 

6 

5 

11 

15 

5 

20 

20 

6 

26 

7 

6 

13 

9 

IS 

Perry   

16 

16 

31 

14 

7 

21 

19 

17 

36 

12 

5 

17 

5 

8 

Pickaway  .. 

4 

4 

8 

6 

8 

14 

5 

5 

10 

4 

8 

12 

3 

s 

Pike  

18 

14 

27 

6 

5 

11 

17 

7 

24 

8 

4 

12 

s 

V 

6 

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RECAPITULATION— Continued. 
Ci«ASS  ni— LocAi,  Diseases— Continued. 


661 


Nervous  System. 

Organs  of  Cir- 
culation. 

Respiratory 
Organs. 

Digestive 
Organs. 

Urinary 
Organs. 

Cotuities. 

^ 

, 

3 

9J 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

6 

& 

1 

Portage   ... 

Preble  

Putnam    . . . 
Richland   .. 

Ross 

Sandusky    . 

Scioto   

Seneca    

Shelby 

Stark   

Summit    ... 
Trumbull  .. 
Tu  scar 'was 

Union   

Van  Wert. 
Vinton    .... 
Warren  .... 
Wash'gton 
Wayne    .... 
Williams   .. 

Wood   

Wyandot   .. 

23 
14 
27 
S5 
19 
24 
28 
21 
51 
85 
14 
21 
18 
31 
9 
19 
28 
29 
11 
27 
16 

14 
9 
12 
25 
25 
16 
23 
24 
18 
38 
38 
23 
17 
9 
23 
15 
9 
17 
20 
13 
23 
16 

36 
32 
26 
52 
60 
35 
47 
52 
39 
89 
70 
37 
38 
27 
54 
24 

^28 

45 
49 
24 
62 
32 

10 
20 
11 
19 
19 
15 
22 
16 
11 
49 
33 
27 
20 
10 
10 

7 

18 
19 
28 
14 
15 

9 

15 

9 
13 
18 
11 

7 

15 
20 
16 
26 
28 
SO 
19 
14 
10 

6 
15 
20 
12 

6 
13 

4 

25 
29 
24 
37 
30 
22 
37 

^ 

75 
61 
57 
39 
24 
20 
13 
33 
39 
40 
20 
28 
13 

15 
15 
14 
15 
15 
13 
23 
18 
13 
45 
33 
34 
29 
S 
7 
7 
9 
19 
12 
IS 
27 
14 

u 

13 
23 
21 
34 
16 
18 
17 
12 
44 
29 
29 
26 

1 

10 
15 
18 
18 

6 
17 

9 

26 
•    28 
37 
36 
49 
29 
41 
36 
25 
89 
62 
63 
55 
14 
12 
17 
24 
37 
SO 
19 
44 
23 

4 

9 

8 
19 
13 
11 
20 
14 
15 
16 
.   19 
10 
11 

9 
13 

6 
14 

8 
12 
12 
22 

9 

11 

12 
13 
17 
17 

5 
12 
23 
13 
16 
20 

8 
12 

3 
12 
11 
12 
12 
12 

8 
16 

4 

16 
21 
21 
36 
30 
16 
32 
37 
28 
32 
39 
IS 
23 
12 
26 
17 
26 
20 
24 
20 
38 
13 

8 
5 
6 
7 
6 
5 
9 
6 
3 
15 
15 
10 
2 
8 
5 
4 
13 
9 
6 
3 
11 
10 

3 
8 

2 
1 
8 
9 
8 
6 
2 

2 

11 

6 
10 
12 
10 

9 
13 

8 

4 
28 
24 
13 

8 
10 

9 

6 
18 
12 
10 

4 
12 
12 

Totals  . 

2,092 

1,648 

3,735 

1,649 

1,244 

2,893 

1,823 

1,605 

3,428 

1,173 

1,084 

2,257 

794 

814 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 

RECAPITULATION — Continued. 

Ci^ASS  m  — LocAi,  Diseases— Continued. 


Genera- 
tive 
Organs. 

Organs  of 
I^ocomotion. 

Intejrumentary 
System. 

AU  Local  mseaac*. 

Counties. 

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1 

1 

1 

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1 

1 

1 

ll 

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46 
03 
46 
97 
99 
63 

182 
67 

100 
89 
05 

142 
76 
60 

156 
50 
63 

628 
83 
60 
00 

138 
87 
42 

271 
40 
59 
66 
77 
73 

56 
71 
64 
69 
93 
41 

108 
53 
83 
82 
63 

102 
55 
60 

102 
54 
49 

474 
84 
44 
62 
74 
67 
26 

172 
80 
44 
61 
54 
57 

"i* 

101 

Allen  

1 

1 

"'i' 

1 

1 

'"•y 

1 
12 

1 
19 

IM 

Ashland 

100 

Ashtabula     

106 

Athens   ..*.......'. 

2 

1 

1 

2 

1 

8 

192 

Auglaize   

94 

Belmont 

1 

2 

1 

8 

1 

240 

Brown    

1 

4 

1 

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13ft 

Butler        

18& 

Carroll    



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1 

71 

ChamDaiflrn    

2 

1 
2 
2 

1 

1 

1 
2 

1 

'"'i' 

8 
2 

4 
8 

1 
1 

128 

Clark  .^  ..:::.:..::.:;:. 

245 

Clermont 

8 

8 

1-^ 

Clinton    

ISO 

Columbiana   

1 
1 



1 

1 

aso 

Coshocton    .   . 

101 

Crawford  

. 

102 

Cuyahoga   

20 

14 

1 
1 
1 

1 

8 
2 

1 
1 
4 

1 

22 
8 
2 
2 
6 
1 

1,1<« 

Darke   

1 

"'i' 
. . . •  .^ 

1 
1 

10»^ 

Defiance    

Delaware  

2 
1 
1 
3 
2 

94 
lit 

Erie 

212 

Fairfield 

1 
1 

i 
1 

154 

Fayette    

68^ 

Franklin    

6 

1 
2 

1 

7- 
1 
2 

443 

Fulton    

1 

79 

Gallia    

1 

1 

103 

Geauga 

107 

Greene 

4 

1 

8 

1 

4 

ISl 

Guernsey 

130 

Hamilton    

Hancock   

2 

1 

*'2* 

2 

1 
1 
8 

97 
68 
32 
48 
65 
66 
36 
90 
77 

103 
47 
68 
86 
75 
67 
90 

319 
44 

169 
38 
62 
73 
59 
93 
66 

384 
.39 
39 
79 
26 
•  87 
68 
65 
22 
49 

5n 

47 
35 
42 
57 
45 
47 
86 
59 

110 
49 
61 
58 
53 
44 
73 

300 
87 

lf2 
34 
47 
66 
53 
77 
47 

168 
37 
33 
68 
26 
29 
26 
48 
25 
88 

.... 

156 

Hardin 

1 

1 

1 

1 

lis 

67 

Henry  . .     . . 

90 

Highland    

1 
2 

1 
1 

112 

111 

Holmes    

1 

"i 

1 
1 

83 

Huron 

176 

Jackson    

2 

1 

3 

136 

jeflFcrson    

2 

213 

Knox 

96 

Lake    

1 

...... 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

1 
6 

1 

1 
3 
1 
2 
1 
7 



2 
8 
2 
2 

1? 

129 

^awrence    

144 

Licking    

180 

^ogan  

1 

111 

^o^ain    

2 

4 

163^ 

Lucas    

619 

Madison    

SI 

Mahoning  

i 

2 

2 

4 

3 

1 

' 

271 

Marion     

72 

Medina  ; 

2 
2 
3 

2 
2 
3 

1 
2 

1 
1 
1 

1 
1 

2 
2 

1 

99 

Meigs   

129 

Mercer   

11* 

M  iami  

170 

Monroe    

112 

Montgomery    

1 

1 

2 

1 

3 

4 

552 

Morgan    

Morrow   

76 

72 

Muskingum   

147 

Noble 

1 

62 

Ottawa  

......... 

66 

84 

lis 

Paulding   1 

1 

1 

Perry    1 

Pickaway    1 

::::::  ::::::i 

::;::::::::: 

47 

Pike  

1 

1  1 

1  ! 

2 

1| 

1. 

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Cl«ASS  in— Local  Diseasss— Concluded. 


663 


Genera- 
tive 

Locomotion. 

Inteenmentary 
^stcm. 

All  Local  Diseases. 

Comtles. 

J 

6 

i 

, 

i 
5 

^ 

, 

H 

, 

a 

e 
j:  a 

r 

Portase  

2 

1 

1 

""i* 

1 

2 

1 
1 

"i* 

1 
1 
1 

61 
73 
63 
87 
90 
63 
08 
82 
63 
177 
136 
96 
83 
65 
68 
84 
73 
84 
87 
64 
105 
69 

66 
49 
66 
86 
91 
49 
72 
90 
62 
184 
124 
96 
80 
86 
54 
43 
67 
74 
09 
84 
73 
86 

117 

Preble  

122 

Putnam   

119 

Richland  

173 

Ross    

2 

2 

181 

Sandusky   

1 

112 

Scioto 

170 

2 

2 

1 

2 

1 

172 

Shelby   

*"'i' 

1 
1 

1 
1 

1 
1 

125 

Stark  

2 
2 
1 

811 

Summit   

269 

Tsaimbull 

190 

Tuscarawas   

164 

Union  

1 

2 
1 

1 

8 

1 

91 

Van  Wert 

1 
1 

1 
1 

12* 

Vinton 

77 

Warren    

1 
2 
8 

130 

Washinflfton 

1 

2 

8 

168 

Wayne  

Wifliams  

156 

1 

1 

1 
1 

88 

Wood   

1 

2 

1 

* '*i' 

2 
2 

178 

Wyandot  

95 

Totals 

94 

18 

22 

40 

85 

96 

161 

7,684 

6,082 

2 

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Ci,ASS  IV— Devewpmentai^  Diseases. 
Order  1,-^  Developmental  Diseases  of  Adults — ( Wotmen,) 


Order  2.- 

-Old  Age. 

Parturition    (Child 
Birth  not  including 

1 

P 

1 

a" 

a 
It 

1 

3^ 

1 

Old  Age. 

1 

£ 

H 

F. 

p. 

P. 

P. 

P. 

p. 

P. 

^Adams  

2 

1 

1 

8 
1 

5 

14 

6 

20 

9 

9 

16 

12 

18 

8 

10 

25 

7 

8 

18 

6 

15 

54 

4 

7 

7 

29 

9 

8 

86 

7 

9 

9 

18 

12 

6 

9 

14 

19 

9 

5 

21 

12 

14 

7 

15 
80 
16 

5 

6 

68 

11 
6 
5 

10 
6 
8 

89 
8 
6 
6 

14 

11 

n 

Allen    

21 

JVshland  

20 

Ashtabula    

3 

1 

1 
1 

4 

2 

t9 

Athens  

\i 

Auglaize   

14 

£eIniont 

1 
6 

1 

1 

2 

7 
1 
1 
1 
5 
2 

37 

iBrown 

1 

24 

Butler    

3S 

Carroll   



1 

U 

OiamDaiflm  

1 
6 

1 



25 

Clark  .f.. :.........:.: : : : : : 

55 

Clermont  

1 

23 

Clinton    

17 

Columbiana 

1 

1 

38 

Coshocton     

11 

^Crawf ord 

2 
6 
2 

2 
7 
8 

tl 

'Cuyahoira    

1 



1 
1 

112 

DaJkc . . . . ........... ::::;... 

15 

JDefiance   

13 

Delaware 

11 

Erie  

5 

1 
8 
6 

1 

6 

1 
8 
9 

1 

30 

Fairfield 

14 

'Fayette    

I 

Vranklin    

4 

1 

75 

Fulton   

15 

<;al]ia    

15 

Oeauga 

i 

8 
1 

1 

6 

ir 

15 

Creene  

1 

1 

82 

•Guernsey 

23 

Hamilton 

Vlancock 

2 

1 

8 

6 

8 

15 

8 

11 

6 

12 

18 

9 

15 

7 

14 

5 

18 

10 

12 

80 

11 

18 

17 

17 

8 

8 

12 

5 

47 
18 
5 
8 
8 
4 
2 
12 

12 

9 

10 

5 

12 

12 

7 

24 

8 

4 

8 

16 

10 

11 

9 

24 

87 

IS 

19 

14 

9 

14 

4 

15 

11 

41 

8 

4 

10 

7 

11 
3 
8 

18 

"Hardin  

17 

^Harrison  

25 

Henry 

13 

Highland    

1 

1 

2 

21 

Hocking  

18 

"Holmes   

19 

Huron 

8 

1 
6 



8 
8 
6 
1 
8 

42 

Jackson  ....••....•...• 

2 

17 

Jefferson  

19 

j^nox 

1 

15 

Lake  

8 

SO 

Lawrence   

15 

Xicking  

1 

1 

2 

1 

12 

2!) 

"fjonzn    

2 

1 
8 

19 

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86 

Lucas  

2 

2 

«7 

IMadison 

24 

liAahoninflT 

6 

6 
2 

32 

lif  arion  

2 

31 

Jifedina  

26 

Meiffs    

2 

1 

8 

2* 

Mercer   

12 

"Miami     

1 

::::::      i 

1 
1 
2 

27 

1 
2 

16 

JiAontflromerv 

1 

88 

Morgan 

1 

26 

"Jjtforrow 

;:.:.;;.* ::::.:( 

0 

^|#Mg1rinffUm 

1 
1 

1 

18 

15 

•Ottawa  

2 
2 
2 

2 
3 
8 

18 

1 

5 

3*erry 

1 

15 

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Class  rv— Devei^opmentai,  Disbasbs— Continned. 

Order  1. — DevelopmentcU  Diseases  of  Adults—  ( Women)— Coxxx^xAtA, 

Order  2.—  Old  Age—  Concluded. 


111 

■< 

1 

a 

It 

1 

1 

Old  Age. 

Conuties. 

P. 

F. 

F. 

F. 

F. 

F. 

F. 

I 

Pickaway   

15 
10 

9 
10 

4 

12 
11 
11 
15 
16 

9 
25 

i 

9 
7 
5 
8 
16 
12 
9 
6 
11 
2 

19 
6 
11 
12 
6 
9 
15 
10 
19 
12 
6 
14 
20 
19 
28 
3 
4 
6 
13 
14 
11 
8 
14 
2 

84 

Pike    

i 

2 

1 

3 
2 
8 

1 

2 

I 

3 
5 

\ 

1 
2 
3 
5 
8 
1 
1 
4 
1 
4 
8 

16 

Portage 

20 

Preble    

22 

Putnam   

9 

Richland  

1 

21 

Ross    

2 

26 

Sandusky   

1 

21 

Scioto 

5 
1 

1 
2 
3 
3 

84 

Seneca  

28 

Shelbv   

1 

15 

Stark  

1 

89 

Summit 

2 

42 

Trumbull 

41 

Tuscarawas 

1 
1 

82 

Union    

10 

Van  Wert 

4 

1 
3 
2 

9 

Vinton  

14 

Warren    

1 

29 

Washington    

1 

26 

Wayne 

20 

Williams  

13 

Wood  

7 

7 

1 

25 

Wyandot  

1 

4 

\ 

Totals  

i« 

7 

6 

2 

1  ' 

29 

" 

1,079 

1.081 

2,160 

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Ci^ASS  IV— DKVEiyOPMENTAi:,  DiSKASSS — Contintted.'^ 
Order  Z—- Developmental  Diseases  of  Children. 


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Total. 

Counties. 

1 

1 

n 

t 

s 

s 

bo 

0 

a 

i 

a 

«3 

0 

8 

s 

ii 

e 

1 

u 

a 

M. 

F 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

1- 

Adams  

5 

3 

1 
1 
1 
3 

""ii 

6 
3 

1 
1 

1 
1 

6 
11 

4 

7 
1 

:.'" 

la 

Allen   

2 

5 

2 



IS 

Ashland   

1 

Ashta6ula   

1 

1 

1 

2..... 

...V::: 

10  J.... 

1  .... 
4  .... 

2  5 

P:- 

rll:::-.: 

9 1 

1  .... 

2 

9  ...., 

2 

Athens ..     .   .. 

1 

4 
4 
5 
2 
1 

3  5 
1    .... 
1       2 

4  4  i 

....!.. ..!.... 

4 
10 

5 
11 

10 
5 

4 
4 
10 
S 

9 

4 

"to 

17 

1 
1 
9 
2 
2 
3 
2 
4 
2 
3 
4 

M 

Auglaize 

1  ' 4 

... 

B> 

Belmont    

Brown    ' 

-i!..!. 

. . . . 

1 

1 

1 

' 

*•••!•••• 

15 

Butler  

5 
1 

4 

? 
2 

1  1 
2 

3t.... 

y, 

Carroll    

. . . .    - 

1 

6 

Champaiffn   

3           2 

' 

Ij.... 

s 

Clark     .: 

1 
4 
2 
2 

....'.::. r.:;. 

n 

Clermont     

6 
3 
5 
2 

1 

:  :X-  \ 

16 

Clinton    

5 

Columbiana   

1 

2 

.... 

1 

!.-.. 

Vi 

Coshocton  

2       i 

5 

Crawford 

1 

58 
5 

3 

' 

3 

Cuyahoga 

63 

4 
1 

15 

8 

17 

1 

... 
1'" 

157 

Darke    

2 

li  3  :•.... 

ts 

Defiance    

1 

■> 

Delaware  

2 

7 

'***2" 
5 

1 
2 

1 
3 

1 

1 
1 

....i....|.... 

3 

Eric    

G 

1 

2 

1 
2 

!!!.i!. ..'..'.. 

IS 

Fairfield   

1 

9 

Fayette     

....p...j.... 

............ 

5!::::; 

5 

Franklin 

2 
1 
3 
2 
2 
2 

i 

....|....  .... 

s 

Fulton    

1 

...  ...  1 

% 

Gallia    

' 

1 

' 

6 

Oeauga    .      .            .  . 

1  .   1 

3 

Greene 

""\ 

2 

1 

1 

:::!:: 

10 

Guernsey 

::::::::!:::: 

7 

Hamilton 

Hancock    

10 
4 

4 
7 

1 

1 

1 

14 

4 

^Ji::::i 

W 

Hardin    

11 

Harrison 

....I....I 



3 

1 

::::::  7 

! 

1 

3 
2 
7 
4 

5 
11 

8 

1 

8      ---' 

11 

Highland     

2 

....!.... 

* 

1 

4 
6 
3 
5 
6 
8 

.... 

.... 

1 

;;;; 

6 

Hocking 

7 
3 

4 
6 
8 

8 
2 
2 

....[.... 

....}.... 

13 

Holmes 

....I....I 

1 

1 

T 

1 
2 

1 

10 

Jackson 

2  1     2  |.... 

8 

1 

.... 

17 

Jefferson    

11 

JKnox 



1 

I 

1 

Lake  

5 
4 
6 
5 

} 

6    ....' 
9    ....' 

6  ....; 

5    .... 
1     1  1 

11  L... 

A 

Lawrence 

5 
7 
5 
1 

13 
1 

11 
4 

...... 

5 
7 
9 

1 

^? 

20 
6 

14 

Licking    

"'.'.\ .:. 

IS 

Logan 

8 

1 

11 

Lorai  n    

2 



11 

2 

::::  ::::  ::::!.::: 

r: 

Madison   

::::  ::::i::::l:::: 

1 

Mahoning  

8 

9 

7 

2 

....  1  1  2 

' 

18  !....' 
8  [....' 

3S 

Marion    

..:.l..:. 

» 

Medina                          

( 

........ 

Meigs    I 

Mercer    

4  1        4 

8  1        3 
1   1        4 

6  !        3 
1   11   1        6 

W.J.. 

1  ; 

2  1        1 
I  '        1 

7  1 

3  1        2 

]   1         3 

5  1        2 

4  1        2 
4  1        3 

1 
5 
5 

2 
1 
2 

1 

1 

....(....' .... 

6 
8 
9 
12 
19 
4 
S 
10 
4 
3 
8 
3 
2 
8 
9 
5 

5  I....I 
5I....I 
9  '.... 

i::; 

214 

1....' 

11 

1 

1 

"i' 

13 

Miami     

....  1  t  1  I  1 

2 

1 

1H 

Monroe    

Montgomery   

Morgan    

1    ....1     4 

1    ....1     3 

L... 

2 

1 

8 

;;;|     •;r;- 

5 

Muskingum   

Noble    

1 

1    1 

6 

1 

W 

2 

....|...  .... 

5 

Ottawa   

::::  .:::r.:::i.:>: 

4 

Paulding   

1 

I....I 

8 

Perry  ! 

Pickaway     1 

1 

....I  1  ....  1  ' 

4  1....' 
2 ;....! 

5  '....1 

7 

I'll 

1 

::::  :::: 

R 

Pike i 

2 

....!.... 

1 

n 

Portasre    ' 

1 

! 

...J. ..   I....I 

....!.... 

n 

Preble  

.... 

....!.... 

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1 

s 

ToUl. 

Countiet. 

k 

i 

s 

1 

1 

a 

i 

i 

1 

d 

1 

k 

1^ 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

Putnam   

5 
8 

6 

3 
3 

1 
8 
18 
8 
1 
2 
8 

5 

1 

' 

11 

3 

7 

5 
8 
2 
3 
16 
5 
4 
6 
5 
1 
2 
2 
2 
1 
4 
6 
5 
1 
6 
3 

16 

Richland    

G 

Ross     

1 

9 

Sandusky 

3 

^>cioto    

12 
6 
3 

1 
2 

6 
...... 

1 
1 

1 
1 
2 
4 

1 
1 

2 

19 
'       8 
4 
3 
5 

86 

Seneca 

1 

1 

IS 

Shelby     

8 

Stark    

1 
1 

9 

Summit    

10 

Trumbull 

1 

Tuscarawas 

3 
S 
5 

2 

1 
1 

8 

4 
5 

5 

\^''nion    

1 

« 

Van   Wert  

.... 

1 

7 

Vinton    



1 

1 

WaiTcii 

2 
8 

4 

\ 

1 
4 
1 

5 
2 
2 

7 
5 
8 
8 
14 
.      6 

11 

Washin^on  

1 
1 

11 

Wayne 

8 

Williams    

8 

10 

5 

4 

Wood     

2 

2 

2 

20 

Wvandot     

2 

8 

Totals    

S53 

279 

131 

106  1  27 

1 

19 

28 

21 

22 

10 

571 

444 

10 

1,025 

Impcrferate  Anus  —  Columbiana,  1  female;  Lucas,  1  male;  Ottawa,  2  males;  Putnam,  1 
male;  Seneca,  1  male;  Shelby,  1  female;  Summit,  1  male.  1  female.Total,  6  males,  8  females. 

Cyanosis  (MortHM  Caerules)  —  Athens,  1  female;  Carr-oll,  2  males;  Erie,  1  female;  Han- 
cock, f  males,  4  females.    Total,  4  males «  6  females. 

Grand  total,  10  males,  9  females. 


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CXASS  IV— Devei<opmentai,  Diseases— Continued. 
Order  4.—  Developmental  Diseases  of  Nutrition. 


0 

f 

ToUI. 

f 
Countiea. 

1 

!! 

s 

1 

a 
a 

I 

1 

4 
I. 

Me 

/ 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

\r 

Allen  

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Champaign   

1 

Clermont    

1 
3 
1 
1 
29 
2 

i 

3 

1 
1 

29 
2 



Clinton  

1 



1 

Columbiana   

Crawford  1 

Cuyahoga    

Erie    

37 
1 

1 

37 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
11 
1 
2 
1 

Fairfield   

Holmes ^ 

i 

Knox  

i 

Lorain 

1 

11 
1 

Lucas 

12 

12 

s 

Monroe. .• 

1 

Montgomery   

Ottawa   

2 

2 
* 

Preble     

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
1 

Richland  

1 

1 

Ivoss      • 

1 

Sandusky    

Seneca    • .... 

Stark  

1 
2 

1 
2 

Summit • 

Tuscarawas 

Van  Wert 

1 

1 
•••  — 

Wayne    

1 

1 
2 

1 

Wood    

2 

2 

1 

Wyandot  

Totals 

66L 

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1 

1 

67 

03 

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Class  IV— developmentai.  Diseases— Oiuders  1-4. 


Adams    

8 

1 

5 

14 

6 

20 

9 

9 

16 

12 

18 

8 

10 

25 

7 

8 

18 

6 

16 

54 

4 

7 

7 

29 

9 

8 

86 

7 

9 

9 

18 

12 

6 

9 

14 

19 

9 

6 

21 

12 

14 

7 

15 

30 

16 

9 

28 

5 

6 

58 

11 

6 

5 

10 

5 

3 

89 
8 
6 
6 
14 
11 

11 
28 
20 
89 
18 
14 
87 
24 
32 
15 
25 
55 
23 
17 
36 
11 
21 
112 
15 
13 
12 
39 
14 
6 
76 
15 
15 
15 
32 
23 

6 
11 

10 
5 

11 

10 
5 
4 
4 

10 
8 
9 
4 

"79* 
17 
1 
1 
9 
2 
2 
8 
2 
4 
2 
8 
4- 

4 
7 
1 
2 
0 

"16* 
10 
6 
1 
4 
2 
6 
2 
7 
1 
8 
78 
9 
1 
2 
9 

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5 

1 
*    2 
1 
7 
8 

10 

18 

1 

2 

13 

10 

16 

21 

16 

6 

8 

6 

16 

5 

16 

5 

3 

157 

26 

2 

8 

18 

2 

5 

8 

3 

6 

3 

10 

7 

1 

11 

26 
6 
20 
13 
19 
21 
23 
28 
13 
15 
29 
17 
12 
22 
10 
15 
170 
21 
8 
8 
39 
12 
5 
89 
9 
13 
11 
21 
16 

13 

18 

15 

26 

20 

5 

83 

29 

21 

9 

20 

37 

25 

14 

82 

6 

12 

172 

28 

7 

7 

27 

6 

9 

63 

10 

8 

8 

26 

16 

'5* 

24 

Allen    

1 

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2 

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Ashland   

21 

Ashtabula   ..^... 

4 
2 

46 

Athens    

83 

Aus^laize 

24 

Belmont 

2 

7 
1 
1 
1 
6 
2 

64 

Brown  • . . 

62 

Butler   

49 

Carroll  

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Champaign 

Clark 

1 

1 

71 

Clermont 

Clinton 

*    'i' 

1 
3 

1 

1 

4 

1 

42 

26 

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1 

64 
16 

Crawford   

Cuyahoga    

Darke  T 

2 

7 
8 

*"87' 

1 

29 

1 

66 

27 
44 

Defiance 

16 

Delaware  

16 

Erie    

6 

1 
8 
9 

1 

1 
1 

2 

8 

1 

66 

Fairfield  

Fayette 

la 

14 

Franklin 

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JHulton 

Gallia 

21 

Geauga  

1 
6 

1 

19 

Greene    ......... 

47 

Guernsey 

Hamilton 

81 

Hancock    

3 

6 

8 

15 

8 

11 

6 

12 

18 

9 

15 

7 

14 

5 

18 

10 

12 

30 

11 

.     13 

17 

17 

8 

8 

12 

5 

47 

18 

6 

8 

8 

4 

2 

12 

15 

10 

9 

10  1 

12 

9 
10 

5 
12 
12 

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15 
29 
19 
36 
67 
24 
32 
31 
26 
22 
12 
27 
16 
88 
26 
9 
18 
15 
15 
5 
15 
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16 
20 
22 

14 
4 

11 

7 

25 

11 

20 
12 
15 
11 
18 
18 
17 
23 
20 
23 

9 
14 
10 
25 
19 
14 
57 
12 
83 
23 
17 
14 
16 
21 
18 
68 
22 

8 
18 
12 
8 
10 
15 
17 

26 
16 
10 
18 
18 
18 
10 
32 
17 
12 
9 
25 
19 
18 
16 
26 
72 
13 
38 
19 
9 
22 
9 
25 
19 
60 
12 
6 
18 
8 
14 
6 
10 
22 
11 
15 
19 

.... 
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46 

Hardin   

28 

Jfarriaon      

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Henry  

8 
2 

7 

4 

5 

11 

8 

1 

"5' 

7 
9 
1 

16 
1 

20 
6 

8 
4 
6 
8 
5 
6 
3 

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9 
6 
5 

"ii' 
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8 

11 

6 

13 

7 

10 

17 

11 

1 

0 

14 

18 

14 

1 

27 

1 

24 

Highland  

Hocking 

2 

81 

31 

lolmes 

1 

.... 

1 

27 

Huron  

3 
8 
6 

1 
8 

65 

Jackson    

37 

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83 

Cnox 

1 

1 

18 

T^k^    

89 

Lawrence 

29 

kicking    

Logan  

1 

2 

1 

12 



43 

::::..:::: 

35 

^orain 

1 
11 

12' 

1 

23 

40 

Lucas    

129 

Madison    

25 

Mahoning  

Marion 

6 
2 

83 

71 

9 

42 

Medina  

26 

Meigs    

8 

6 
8 
9 
12 
19 
4 
3 
10 
4 
3 
8 
3 
2 
8 
9 
5 

5 
6 
9 
7 

7 
4 
2 
2 

1 
1 

S 
3 
2 
5 

11 
13 
18 
19 
26 
8 
5 
12 
5 
4 
8 
7 

:::: ::::: 

86 

Mercer   

25 

Miami  

1 
1 
2 

46 

Monroe    

Montgomery   ... 
Morgan    .      ... 

1 
2 

1 

2 

37 
118 
34 

Morrow    

14 

Muskingum   

Noble   ; 

1 

85 

20 

Ottawa   

2 
3 
8 

1 

1 

22| 
16  ^ 

Paulding    

Perry  

25 

Pickaway 

5 
11  ( 
11  1 
10  1 

89 

2 
2 
1 

1 

18 

18 

29 

Portaee 

1 

33 

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670 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


RECAPITULATION — Concluded. 
Class  IV  •—  Developmental  Diseases.  -^  Condnded. 


C^ontics. 


p. 

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o 


p. 


Putnam    

Richland   .... 

Koss    

Sandusky  .... 

-Scioto   

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark   

Summit    

Trumbull 

Tuscarawas    . 

Union   

Van  Wert.... 

Vinton    

Warren    

Washington  — 

Wayne    

Williams    .... 

Wood    

"Wyandot  .... 

Totals   ... 


IS7 


M.       P. 

, 


4 

1% 

11 

11 

15 

16 

9 

25 

22 

22 

9 

7 

5 

8 

16 

12 

9 

5 

11 

2 

1.079 


5 

9 

15 

10 

19 

12 

6 

14 

20 

19 

28 

8 

4 

6 

18 

14 

11 

8 

14 

2 

1,081 


Total 


9 
21 
26 
21 
84 
28 
15 
89 
42 
41 
82 
10 

9 
14 
29 
26 
20 
18 
25 

4 

2,160 


11 
8 

7 

8 
4 
8 
5 

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4 

5 

5 
8 
8 
14 
5 

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16 
6 
9 
8 

86 

18 
S 
9 

10 
1 
5 
6 
7 
1 

11 

11 
8 
4 

20 
8 

1,016 


M.      P.   Total 


67 


180 


Total  for  Claaa  IV. 


12 
11 
11 

8 
23 
17 
12 

8 
27 

7 

1,717 


13 
16 
28 
15 
40 
19 
12 
26 
31 
23 
27 

6 
10 

8 
21 
23 
17 

9 
29 

7 

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41 
26 
74 
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54 

99 
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4a 
20 
17 
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14 

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VITAL  AND   NOSOLOGICAL   STATISTICS. 


671 


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1 

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1 

2 

1 
1 

Allen   

2 

1 

1 

4 
2 
8 
2 
15 

1 

1 
2 

1 

.... 

1 

1 

Athens 

1 

1 

3 

2 

Aiifrlaive                              

2 
8 

1 
2 
3 
.      1 
1 
1 
1 

Relmont 

1 

1 
8 

1 

.... 

1 

'2' 

1 

2 

1 

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12 
2 
1 
0 
3 
1 

13 
1 

13 

25 
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4 
1 
7 
1 
4 

23 

2 

2 

.... 

1 

1 

Carroll               

3 

2 

1 

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3 

2 

1 

1 
1 
3 

1 

Clinton    

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8 

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2 

3 

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8 

1 

1 

8 

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2 
17 

1 
6 
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1 

6 

5 
8 
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2 
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1 
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1 

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1 

1 

2 

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2 

6 
2 

1 

1 

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2 

2 

1 

1 
2 
4 

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1 

1 
1 

2 
2 
2 

2 
1 

1 

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1 

2 

1 

Tfancock    

3 
4 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

1 

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1 

1 

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Henry 

1 
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1 

3 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Hichland    

1 
2 
3 

1 
1        8 
30 
1 
10 

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4 
1 

1 

4 
8 
1 
3 
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4 

2 
7 

1 

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3 

4 

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2 

19 

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1 
3 

Lucas 

4 
3 
2 

6 
2 

1 
2 

.... 

1 
1 

1 

*i' 

3 
1 

4 

1 

Madison   

Mahoning  

3 

1 



8 

3 

Marion  

....1-.-. 

Medina    

1 

1 

Meiffs  

6 

3 

2 
2 

2 
1 

1 

Mercer  

1.... 

2 

1 

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1        2 

1        1 

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1 

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1 
1 

1 

1 

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17 
2 

1 
1 

1  1.... 
1 

3 

.... 

Morgan   •• 

1 

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3 

1 

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1.... 

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3 

1 

1 

Noble  .7.!;.........;......... 

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1  2 

1 

1 

Ottawa  

1 

1 

2 
1 

Paulding  

1 

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8 

4 

1 

1 

1 

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1 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 
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1 

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1 

1 

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1 

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s 

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1 

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P. 

M. 

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M. 

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M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M.     F. 

Pike  

2 
6 
S 
2 

Portaff e  

8 

4 
1 

1 

.... 

Preble  

2 

2 

1 

Potiuun 

1 

1 

Richland  

2 
2 

1 

1 

Ross    

2 

9 
7 
4 
5 
5 
18 
18 

1 
I 
2 
.      1 
2 

'""2* 
1 

' 

1 
1 
6 

1 

1 

1 

. . . . 

Sandusky   

Scioto  

Seneca   

1 

2 

Shelby   

2 
1 

Stark  

3 
8 
8 

*  "i* 

1 
8 
1 

1 
1 

1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
2 

Summit 

1 
2 

1 

Trumbull    

Tuscarawas 

1 

Union 

2 
2 

Van  Wert 

Vinton   

.... 

Warren    

7 
5 
S 
5 



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2 
8 



8 

1 

2 

2 
2 

1 
1 
1 
1 

"i* 

1 
1 

Wayne   

1 

Williams   

Wood   

8 

8 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

Wyandot  

*  * 

'  * 

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Totals  

405 

86 

109 

21 

60 

87 

79 

18 

82 

22 

41 

23 

17 

7 

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VITAL  AND    NOSOLOGICAL   STATISTICS. 

Class  V— Violent  Deaths— Coutiuued. 
Order  1 — Accident  or  Negligence — Continued. 


673 


s 
2 

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Total. 

Counties. 

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2 

bi 

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1 

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M. 

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M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

Adams  

4 
2 

6 

8 

11 
3 

21 
6 

18 
4 
7 

13 
6 
3 

29 
1 

15 

58 

14 
8 
1 

20 
1 
8 

81 
1 
2 
5 
5 

11 

1 

4 
2 

2 
6 
2 
8 

""3* 

4 

4 
2 
2 

35 
3 
1 
1 
5 
2 
1 

17 
3 
8 

""e 

1 

6 

Allen 

9 

6 

Ashland   

7 

Ashtabula     

1 

8 

Athens    

;;:::::: 

15 

Auglaize    

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5 

Belmont  

1 

26 

Brown 

. . . .  |. . . . 

8 

Butler 

.... 

21 

Carroll    

1 

4 

Chamoaiffn   

.............. 

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10 

Clark  .....!..::::.....  : 

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1 

1 

1        1 

I 

17 

Clermont    

( 

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Q 

Clinton  

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1 

8 

0 

Columbiana    

...... ...J.... 

83 

Coshocton 

1 

•     1 

1         1 

3 

Crawford   

1 
1 

17 

Cuyahoga    

1 
1 

1 
.... 

9a 

Darke    

1 
2 

17 

Defiance  

1 

g 

Delaware   

2 

Erie    

1 

1 

25 

Fairfield  

s 

Kayette  

g 

Franklin  

1 

48 

Fulton  

4 

Gallia 

f 

5. 

Geauga   

5. 

Greene    

11 

Guernsey  

12 

Hamilton  

Hancock    

1 

10 
4 
1 
5 
2 
2 
7 
4 

12 

85 
2 

11 
7 

28 
1 
7 

40 
6 

18 
1 
1 

11 
4 
6 
2 

29 
2 

14 

8 
4 
2 

6 

1 
1 
3 

1 

10 

1 

5 
2 
5 

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2 
3 
2 

1 
3 
1 
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1 
9 
1 
2 
7 
3 



1 
3 
1 

16 

Hardin   

4 

Harrison 

2 

Henry  

6 

Highland  

s 

Hocking  

5 

Holmes  

1 

7 

Huron   

& 

Tackson    

13 

Jefferson 

....1.-.. 

1 

45 

Knox   

' 

8 

Lake    

....!.... 

16 

^awrence 

1 

. 

^ 

Licking 

SS 

Logan   



1 

I<orain    

1 

1 

7 

Lucas    

1 

49 

Madi  son     

8 

Mahoning   

1 

1 

21 

Marion   

1 

3 

Medi  na  

2 

Meigs    

14 

Mercer    

5 

Miami    

2  '.... 

1 

9 

Monroe    

...  '.      ! 

1 

3 

Montgomery   

1 

88 

Morgan 

,..j 

3 

Morrow 

S 

Muskingum    

1 

1 

21 

Noble    

1 

4 

Ottawa   

1 

4 

Paulding   

l..^ 

5. 

Perry     

11 

Pickaway  

5. 

Pike  ..I 

2 

43    SS 


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REPORT   OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

CuiSS  V— Vioi^ENT  Deaths— Concluded. 

Order  1 — Accident  or  Negligence — Concluded. 


>■ 

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9 

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Counties. 

1 

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O 

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5 

2 

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2 

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c 

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CO 

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1 

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B 

3 

m 

II 

M. 

P. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

M. 

P. 

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8 

7 

5 

2 

6 

11 

11 

7 

7 

10 

25 

18 

1 

2 

2 

S            16 

treble  

1 

1 

. .. . 

4            11 

•Putnam . 

2 

7 

'Richland   

t 

3 

Hoss    

9 

-Sandusky    

U 

Scioto   

4 

fl» 

Seneca    

8 

-Shelby  

* 

10 

Stark   

1 

1 

2            12 

•  Summit 

1 

1 

34 

Trumbull  

22 

Tuscarawas 

1 

3 

Union 

3 

Van  Wert 

. 

3 

Vinton 

1 

Warren     

1 

7 
15 
10 

6 
13 

3 

10 

"Washinirton   

1 

1 

18 

Wayne    

1 

Ifi 

AVilliams       

2             8 

Wood    

1 

5           IS 

Wyandot   

1 

1 

s 

. .. . 

1 

Totals   

11 

6 

16 

1 

15 

8 

5 

2 

3 

2 

4 

793 

280  1   1-07S 

1 

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VITAL  AND  NOSOLOGICAL  STATISTICS. 


676 


Class  V— Violent  Deaths— Continued. 
Order  2  — Other  Violent  Deaths, 


Counties. 


1 

1 

17 

17 

40 

17 

9 

58 

4 

11 

6 

8 

8 

9 

2 

9 

23 

17 

863 

16 

4 

15 

40 

10 

7 

42 

8 

18 

6 

6 

82 

1 

Allen     

17 

17 

87 

14 

8 

57 

2 

8 

6 

1 

5 

5 

1 

7 

23 

14 

848 

13 

4 

15 

85 

8 

7 

88 
6 
15 
5 
8 
32 

3 
11 
21 

9 

■■*87* 
1 

12 
8 
6 

18 
8 
4 
1 
7 

16 
337 

11 
1 
9 

11 

24 

10 

89 
2 

21 
1 
1 

21 

3 
11 
23 
10 

20 

Ashland  

28 

Ashtabula   

8 
3 

1 
1 
2 
3 

2 
1 

.... 

63 

Athens    • 

27 

9 

Belmont      

37 
1 

13 
3 
6 

13 
4 
4 
1 
7 
•    16 
361 

11 
2 
9 

13 

24 

10 

42 
2 

21 
1 
1 

21 
.     . 

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05 

Srown  •<••..•••••••• 

5 

Butler  

1 

24 

Carroll    

9 

Champaign    

2 
3 
4 

1 
2 

9 

Clark    

25 

Clermont 

1 

13 

6 

Columbiana   

10 

Coshocton 

81 

Crawford   

3 
7 
8 

33 

Cuyahoga   

5 

2 

6 

714 

Darke       

27 

1 

6 

Delaware 

24 

Erie   

4 
2 

2 

1 

63 

Fairfield                

34 

Fayette  

17 

t  ranklin    

4 
2 
2 

1 
1 

3 

84 

Fulton 

10 

Gallia    

39 

7 

Greene    

.... 

1 

6 

Guernsey 

53 

Jiamilton 

Hancock    

5       1 

6 
6 
17 

2 
5 

19 
9 

12 

10 
8 
17 

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3 
6 

19 
9 

12 

13 

lardin • 

1 

2 

14 

Harrison 

36 

Henry   

9 

■J  ighland    • 

8 

20 

Hocking 

Holmes    

2 
2 
1 

6 

•16 

10 

1 

8 

2 

28 

3 

23 

53 

28 

16 

25 

22 

18 

6 

3 

12 

5 

192 

1 

4 

29 

17 

8 

89 

18 

16 

9 

1 
6 
5 
2 
12 
3 
13 
5 
8 
28 
7 
22 
12 
13 
18 
4 
6 
11 
13 
88 

"'is' 

31 
4 

4 
28 
19 
10 

4 

7 

20 
20 

1 
11 

3 
29 

4 
24 
53 
85 
17 
25 
24 
18 

8 

8 
18 

6 
199 

3 

6 
81 
17 
11 
40 
13 
18 

9 

1 
5 
6 
2 
13 
8 
13 
8 
8 
28 
7 
24 
12 
13 
18 
4 
6 
11 
13 
89 

"i* 
"i* 

8 

"luron  

1 

25 

Jackson    

26 

'  efferson    

3 

^nox 

2 

1 
1 

1 

24 

Lake    

6 

Lawrence    

42 

kicking 

1 

12 

.^ifan 

1 

32 

i^**  ."     

.^rain    

82 

Lucas 

7 

1 

42 

Madison    

41 

Mahoning  

37 

Marion     

2 

.  .J, . 

37 

Medina   

37 

Meigs    

2 

1 

12 

Mercer   

9 

Miami     

6 

29 

Monroe    

18 

Montgomery   

6 
2 

.... 

288 

Morgan    

3 

Morrow 

15, 

36 

6 

4 

28 
19 
10 
4 

■'e' 

20 

Muskingum   

2 

72 

Noble    

22 

Ottawa   

3 

1 

16 
68 
32 
28 
18 

Paulding   

Perry  

Pickaway    

2 

Pike 

.... 

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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
Other  Violent  />?raM.y  — Concluded. 


! 

< 

C 
< 

1. 

Total. 

Counties. 

Ik 
'5 

3 

1 

Sudden  Death.  Cm 
Unknown,  and  t 
not  reported  elti 
where. 

S 

0 

c 

1    - 
1  - 

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a 

it 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

M. 

F. 

r 

Portage    

1 
5 
1 

1 

G 
4 

10 

80 

8 

14 

7 
11 

5? 

8 
1 
7 

38 
3 

17 

11 
8 
2 

29 

8 

9 
11 
80 

9 
14 

8 

\ 

59 
26 
46 
39 

6 
11 
10 
13 
13 
20 

9 

n 

3 

8 
1 
7 

18 
11 
8 
3 
29 
15 
38 
15 

1 
i    16 

Preble     

1     v^ 

u 

Richland    

GS 

Ross         

1 

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1* 

Sanduskv  

1 

..::;.;i;;;: 

'        3* 

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1 

....!-- 

Id 

Seneca 

19 

Shelby    

Stark 

"ill 

....1.... 

.... 

8$ 

Summit    

3 
3 
2 
1 
1 

23  '       15 
43  1       38 
37         IS 

41 

Trumbull  

....!.... 

....|.... 

84 

Tuscarawas    

SI 

l^nion 





4 
10 
10 
11 
11 
20 

7 

7 
14 

5 
10 
14 

9 

5 

Van   Wert 

7 
14 

5 
10 
14 

2 
10 

6 

'.*'.'. 

IS* 

Vinton    

24 

Warren 

? 

18 

Washington   

2 

g 

Wayne    

Williams    •. 

9 

11 

Wood  

9 

|....'i    i 

....1...- 

s  ;     10 

a 

Wyandot    

3 



5 

s 



Totals    

135 

30 

12 

6 

10 

6 

1 

1,743 

1,327 

1,900 

1,369 

13 

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VITAL  AND    NOSOLOGICAL   STATISTICS. 

RECAPITULATION. 

(Xass  V— V101.ENT  Deaths — Orders  1  and  2. 


677 


Comaties. 


Order  1. 


Order  2. 


I 


3 
6 


Total  Class  V. 


I 


2^ 


Adams    

Allen    

Ashland    . . . . 
Ashtabula    . . 

Athens  

Auglaize  .... 
Belmont   .... 

Brown   

Butler   

Carroll     

Champaign   . 

Clark    

Clermont   . . . 

Ointon    

Columbiana 
Coshocton   .. 
Crawford    . . . 
■Cuyahoga  ... 

Darke    

Defiance  .... 
Delaware   . . . 

Erie    

Fairfield   — 

Fayette  

Franklin    ... 

Fulton  

■Gallia   

<}eauga   , 

Greene    

Guernsey   

Hamilton   

Hancock   . . . . 

Hardin    

Harrison    . . . . 

Henrv 

Highland   .... 
Hocking  ..... 

Holmes  

Huron   

Jackson    

Jefferson    . . . . 

Knox   

Lake  

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking  

Logan    

Lorain   

Lucas    

Madison   

Mahoning   . . . 

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe  

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble  

Ottawa    

Paulding    . . . . 

Perry    

Pickaway  .... 


87 
1' 

13 
.3 
6 

13 
4 
4 
1 
7 

16 
351 

11 
2 
9 

18 

24 

10 

42 
2 

21 
1 
1 

21 


1 

20 
28 
63 
27 

9 
95 

5 
24 

9 

9 
21 
13 

6 
10 
30 
33 
714 
27 

6 
24 
53 
34 
17 
84 
10 
89 

7 

6 
53 


5 

19 
22 
48 
28 
12 
79 
10 
29 
10 
10 
21 
16 
5 
38 
24 
32 
421 
80 
12 
16 
60 
11 
15 
73 
9 
20 
11 
10 
43 


7 
20 
20 

1 
11 

8 
29 

4 
24 
53 
85 
17 
25 
24 
18 

8 

3 
18 

5 
199 

3 

5 
81 
17 
11 
40 
13 
18 


8 
25 
26 

8 
24 

6 
42 
12 
82 
81 
42 
41 
37 
37 
86 
12 

9 

29 

18 

288  I 

3 
20 
66 
22 
15 
68 

28 


20 
12 
18 

5 
10 

2 
14 
24 
32 
86 
13 
14 
36 
*82 
25 
60 
75 
28 
43 
25 
19 
19 

7 
24 

7 
228 

5 

6 
45 
IS 
15 
44 
21 
22 


1 

7 

13 

23 

14 

2 

42 

3 

16 

3 

9 

17 

4 

7 

5 

9 

18 

386 

14 

3 

10 

18 

26 

11 

59 

5 

24 

1 

7 

22 


10 
13 

8 

1 

6 

7 
12 
14 

8 
15 
13 

8 
23 
16 
26 
15 
16 
19 

7  !.... 

7  '.... 
14  I.... 
14  '.... 
98  I.... 

1  I.... 
17  I.... 
42  1    6 

8  I.... 
4  1.... 

29  .... 
22  .... 
11    .... 


6 
26 
35 
71 
42 
14 
121 
13 
46 
13 
19 
42 
19 
12 
43 
84 
50 

44 

15 
26 
78 
37 
26 
1.32 
14 
44 
12 
17 
65 


29 
IS 
38 
15 
23 
6 
15 


48 
27 
22 
61 
45 
83 
89 
91 
49 
58 
40 
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26 
14 
38 
21 
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6 
21 
91 
26 
1*) 
73 
43 
33 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY   OF  STATE. 

RECAPITULATION —Concluded. 

Ci^ASS  V— Vioi^NT  Deaths— Concluded. 


Order L 

Order  2. 

Total  Class  V. 

s 

Coiiaties. 

1 

i 

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1 

1 

J 

1 

1 

i 

a 

t 
1 

5 

s . 

H 

Pike    

2 

8 
7 
5 
2 
6 
11 
11 
7 
7 

10 
25 
18 
1 
2 
2 

*"*8* 
4 
2 
1 
3 
2 
9 
1 
3 
2 
9 
4 
2 
1 
1 
I 
3 
3 
6 
2 
5 

2 

16 
11 
7 
3 
9 
13 
20 
8 

10 
12 
34 
22 

'3 

3 

1 
10 
18 
16 

8 
18 

8 

9 

8 

9 
11 
30 

9 
14 

8 
11 

4 

59 

-  26 

46 

39 

5 
11 
10 
13 
13 
20 

9 
11 

3 

4 

8 
1 
7 

33 
3 

18 
11 
8 
3 
29 
15 
88 
15 

7* 

14 

5 

10 
14 

2 
10 

5 

13 
16 
10 
18 
63 
12 
32 
19 
19 

7 
88 
41 
84 
54 

5 

18 
24 
18 
23 
34 
11 
21 

8 

11 
16 
16 
16 
32 
15 
25 
19 
18 
11 
69 
51 
64 
40 

7 
13 
10 
20 
28 
30 
15 
24 

6 

4  ... 
16    ... 

5  1... 
9  |... 

34  |... 

u 

Portage    

82 

Preble     

J            21 

Putnam   

25 

Richland     

.1            6« 

Ross    

21 

Sandusky    

.*            45 

Scioto     

20 

9 

6 

81 

24 

42 

17 

1 

8 

15 

... 

•  1            89 

Seneca    

.1            27 

Shelby    

17 

Stark     

1          100 

Summit   ...^ 

75 

Trumbull    

10s 

Tuscarawas   

Union    

Van    Wert 

Vinton   

67 

9 

21 

2S 

Warren    

7 
15 
10 

6 
18 

3 

8    .... 

J?  i:::. 
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5  1.... 

2S 

Washington    

41 

Wayne 

60 

Williams     

19 

Wood   

Wyandot    

89 
11 

Totals     

793' 

280 

1,073 

1,900 

1.869 

3.209 

2,093 

1,649 

u 

4.S55 

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679v 


AGE  AT  TIME  OF  DEATH 
Of  Pb&sons  Dbcsasbd  during  the  Year  Ending  March  31, 1900. 


Un<^**- 1 

land 

2  and 

Sand 

4  and 

Sand 

10  and 

Under  2. 

Under  8. 

Under  4. 

Under  6. 

Under  10. 

Under  16. 

Comities. 

«; 

, 

V 

£ 

i 

« 

V 

S 

1 

3 

fa 

1 

1 

V 

i 

s 

1 

3 
£ 

< 

I- 

I 

Adams     

27 
43 

16 
23 

6 

8 

9 
10 

1        6 
6 

"'i' 

1 

7 

4 
5 

8 
7 

4 
5 

3 
2 

4 

AUen     

2 

1 

2 

Ashland    

15 

8 

2 

1 

2 

3 

3 

2 

1 

3 

1 

8 

1 

Ashtabula    ... 

SO 

22 

6 

6 

5 

2 

3 

1 

2 

2 

4 

4 

6 

1 

Athens    

27 

31 

7 

6 

4 

7 

7 

5 

3 

6 

3 

10 

7 

2 

Auglaize     

Belmont     .... 

27 

10 

6 

5 

3 

4 

3 

1 

4 

2 

2 

4 

67 

55 

20 

11 

10 

9 

2 

4 

6 

4 

14 

16 

10 

5. 

Brown    

26 

22 

6 

3 

2 

6 

2 

2 

1 

8 

3 

6 

a. 

Butler    

84 

23 

5 

2 

6 

2 

6 

2 

1 

7 

8 

1 

Carroll     

7 
19 

4 
21 

3 
2 

1 
3 

2 
6 

2 
3 

1 

"i* 

1 
3 

1 
2 

2 
1 

1 

Champaign    . . 

1 

Oark    

23 

28 

15 

9 

7 

3 

5 

2 

4 

3 

11 

6 

16 

8 

Clermont    

24 

18 

4 

3 

2 

3 

3 

1 

2 

4 

6 

1 

Clinton    

16 
45 

16 
35 

4 

20 

5 
11 

1 
5 

3 
4 

1 
4 

3 
3 

1 
5 

6 
10 

6 
6 

4 

Columbiana 

4 

13 

4 

Coshocton 

26 

18 

6 

5 

3 

1 

4 

2 

8 

1 

2 

1 

8 

Crawford    .... 

19 

20 

3 

4 

2 

3 

2 

3 

1 

6 

3 

1 

Cuyahoga    .... 

843 

332 

102 

71 

92 

62 

80 

28 

78 

24 

101 

70 

64 

56 

Darke    

87 
23 
19 

S3 
16 
15 

12 
4 

8 

9 
2 
6 

8 
1 

4 

4 
2 
6 

2 

1 

2 

4 
6 

2 
2 
8 

5 
8 

1 

7 

^(fii^nc^   

5 
3 

2 
2 

2 

Delaware    

1 

1 

2 

Erie    

26 
22 

36 
21 

2 
7 

3 

7 

3 
2 

6 
2 

8 
1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 
3 

9 
6 

4 
6 

2 
2 

2 

Fairfield    

1 

Fayette    

26 

19 

3 

6 

2 

3 

1 

2 



4 

6 

1 

1 

Franklin   

81 

61 

14 

19 

14 

12 

10 

6 

9 

6 

24 

18 

16 

27 

Fulton   

6 

9 

1 

4 

5 

1 

1 

4 

1 

2 

Gallia   

43 

23 

8 

2 

3 

2 

4 

6 

6 

1 

6 

8 

8 

2 

G«auga  ., 

Greene 

6 

6 

2 

1 

1 

2 

3 

1 

1 

18 

19 

6 

4 

4 

2 

1 

3 

2 

8 

6 

2 

Guernsey    .... 

27 

21 

9 

5 

7 

7 

4 

3 



8 

4 

3 

2 

5. 

iamilton   

•  ••  • 

iancock     

44 

40 

9 

7 

2 

1 

3 

4 

2 

2 

4 

1 

4 

8 

Hardin    

24 

22 

5 

5 

3 

3 

1 

1 

2 

6 

1 

8; 

iarrison    .... 

IS 

13 

1 

2 

3 

1 

1 

1 

4 

1 

Henry    

Highland    ....i 

25 

7 

21 
16 

8 
4 

3 
8 

5 
2 

7 
3 

1 
3 

4 
2 

4 
6 

2 
2 

3 

2 

4 

locking  1 

32 

26 

7 

4 

7 

6 

4 

2 

2 

8 

2 

8 

4- 

■lolmes   ' 

16 

10 

2 

3 

1 

2 

2 

1 

6 

6 

1 

3 

iuron    1 

26 

14 

1 

3 

1 

8 

1 

3 

4 

1 

2 

^  ackson    1 

49 

20 

9 

7 

10 

9 

2 

5 

4 

4 

8 

4 

7 

,  efferson    — ' 

44 

41 

12 

ir 

14 

3 

5 

4 

8 

6 

8 

4 

7 

5 

Cnox    

16 

8 

4 

1 

2 

2 

1 

3; 

Lake 

7 
87 

12 

28 

1 
11 

1 
3 

""4" 

1 
3 

*"*4' 

1 
1 

2 
9 

1 
6 

'.  ..awrence   .... 

14 

6 

7 

4 

kicking   

26 

24 

4 

4 

3 

2 

2 

5 

7 

7 

3 

5 

6 

»gan    1 

26 

21 

5 

5 

1 

6 

1 

1 

4 

1 

6 

4 

6 

8 

x>rain    ! 

21 

14 

6 

7 

6 

3 

3 

2 

4 

1 

8 

7 

9 

2- 

-ucas   : 

128 

106 

24 

33 

12 

24 

16 

12 

9 

15 

34 

47 

16 

28 

ifadison    1 

22 

17 

4 

2 

1 

3 

1 

1 

1 

8 

6- 

Mahoning    ...I 

78 

40 

4 

10 

10 

4 

5 

2 

2 

11 

6 

8 

8 

Marion              ! 

19 

18 

7 

5 

8 

2 

1 

6 

6 

3 

1 

Medina     . .     . ' 

7 

12 

4 

1 

1 

5 

4 

2 

8 

Meigs  ' 

16 

16 

3 

4 

2 

3  ! 

1 

2 

8 

2 

2 

2 

Mercer    I 

36 

30 

9 

5 

2 

5 

2 

4 

2 

3 

4 

3 

8 

Miami    | 

Monroe   

30 

24 

6 

g 

2 

1 

1 

4 

8 

2 

4 

29 

22 

6 

3 

4 

4 

3 

1 

1 

1 

8 

4 

2 

6 

Montgomery  . 

55 

49 

13 

7 

11 

6 

7 

3 

7 

3 

13 

7 

6 

16. 

Morgan   

11 

11 

1 

3 

2 

1 

1 

1 

....'.. 

2 

3 

g 

12 

6 

3 

1 

i 

1 

2 

l- 

Muskingum    . 

19 

14 

5 

9 

1 

8 

2 

2 

2 

2 

3 

1 

8 

1 

Noble  

21 

7 

8 

2  1 

2 

2 

1 

1 

1 

2 

8 

1 

1 

Ottawa  

17 

5 

3 

2 

3 

3 

1 

2 

2 

3 

2 

1 

8 

Paulding    — 

46 

17 

13 

8 

7 

2 

2 

1 

1 

4 

8 

0 

6 

Perry    

30 

20 

4 

6 

3 

3 

3 

2 

3 

1 

6 

3 

2 

•  • . . 

Pickaway    .... 

18 

16 

5 

5 

1 

2 

3 

2 

2 

3 

2 

2 

2 

Pike  ...: 

27 
25 

21 
16 

4 

1 

1 

3 
2 

4 

2 

1 

1 
1 

i 

1 

2 

"*'5* 

4 
2 

3 

S 

Portage  

1         3 

Preble    

19 

11 

2 

3  1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

1 

3 

3         4^. 

Putnam  1 

84 

31 

8 

10  1 

4 

5 

1 

2 

4 

2 

7 

5 

4         7 

Richland    ....| 

28 

23 

9 

61 

3 

4 

1 

3 

3 

6 

5 

2         3 

Ross   1 

35 

12 

6 

7 

2 

3  1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

2 

9 

4         7 

Sandusky   ....] 

22 

25  1 

2 

2 

2 

2 

4 

1  1 

1 

8 

1 

7 

51 

1 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
AGE  AT  TIME  OF  DEATH— Continued. 


Unc'"'- 1 

land 

2  and 

Sand 

4  and 

5  and 

10  and 

Under  2. 

Under  3. 

Under  4. 

Under  6. 

Under  10. 

Under  14 

Counties. 

6 

^ 

4; 

«; 

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V 

i 

V 

1 

V 

1 

V 

* 
S 

1 

cd 

a 
£ 

Scioto    

44 

47 

9 

18 

5 

4 

5 

.1 

1 

2 

6 

7 

4  1      4 

Seneca   ; . 

27 
23 

20 
20 

6 
2 

5 
3 

4 
5 

3 
1 

8 

1 

4 
2 

2 
2 

1  1      8 

Shelby   

1 

3  '      3 

Stark    

54 

40 

10 

11 

3 

9 

3 

6 

4 

13 

8 

6         0 

Summit   

Trumbull    .... 

48 

31 

16 

11 

7 

7 

9 

3 

6 

7 

12 

10  ;    11 

24 

23 

8 

3 

4 

3 

4 

4 

6 

5  ,      3 

Tuscarawas   . . 

30 

29 

6 

5 

5 

1 

2 

3 

5 

6 

1         5 

Union  

14 
32 

7 
22 

4 

11 

1 
2 

3 

1 

■■"s 

3 
6 

1 

4 

Van  Wert  ... 

5 

7 

.=>        3 

Vinton   

7 

15 

4 

1 

4 

1 

2 

1 

2 

5 

2        3 

Warren    

25 

15 

2 

1 

4 

2 

2 

2 

2 

1         1 

Washington    . 

25 

22 

7 

1 

3 

2 

2 

10 

8  ; 

Wayne  

17 

18 

6- 

2 

1 

1 

S 

3 

4 

2 

3        4 

Williams  

12 

9 

4 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2 

3  1      1 

Wood   

44 

42 

17 

14 

5 

3 

5 

4 

3 

14 

8 

6        5 

Wyandot    .... 

19 

14 

5 

3 

1 

9 

2 

1 

1 

1 

3 

•  •     1 

Totals  .... 

2,777 

2,258 

644 

554 

410 

363 

307 

196 

247 

170 

548 

460 

.    867  1  Ml 

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AGE  AT  TIME  OF  DEATH— Continued. 


681 


15  and 

20  and 

25  and 

SO  and 

85  and 

40  and 

45  and 

Under  20. 

Under  25. 

Under  30. 

Under  35. 

Under  40. 

Under  45. 

Under  50. 

ConaUes. 

V 

C 

V 

V 

«J 

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i 

1 

I 

1 

1 

« 

B 

£ 

« 

Adams     .... 

6 

7 

6 

7 

4 

7 

2 

6 

1 

4 

3 

7 

2 

4 

Allen    

3 

12 

7 

11 

9 

9 

6 

7 

8 

8 

9 

5 

9 

7 

Ashland    ... 

3 

6 

3 

6 

,     5 

3 

2 

1 

3 

3 

4 

6 

7 

Ashtabula  .. 

1 

5 

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23 

16 

81 

20 

35 

27 

24 

26 

21 

17 

25 

11 

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16 

15 

20 

15 

16 

16 

24 

25 

23 

16 

20 

16 

12      14 

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0 

15 

16 

7 

15 

15 

20 

21 

22 

17 

20 

12 

14  !    15 

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12 

4 

8 

11 

16 

10 

15 

10 

18 

19 

9 

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7 

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10 

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11 

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11 

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18 

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2 

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5 

9 

4 

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11 

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7 

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8 

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7 

16 

0 

17 

12 

9       6 

Wyandot 

5 

6 

7 

7 

7 

7 

6 

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2 

11 

8 

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744 

655 

912 

695 

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756 

1,294 

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1,248 

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90  and 
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100 

100  and 
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5 
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8 
4 
4 
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5 
0 
6 
2 
6 

16 
7 
1 
6 
7 
5 
1 

14 
6 
8 
2 
4 
3 

5 
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8 
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6 
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8 

1 
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113 
210 
117 
231 
212 
120 
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154 
220 

87 
185 
285 
154 
119 
317 
123 
150 
1,932 
193 
113 
138 
304 
162 

88 
603 

84 
160 

95 
151 
176 

128 
161 
118 
178 
213 

97 
260 
133 
170 

71 
144 
230 
148 
123 
224 
1-22 
140 
1,458 
177 

85 
139 
164 
155 

79 
481 

78 
134 

83 
146 
142 

241 

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371 

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26 

2 

1 

18 

235 

Ashtabula  

2 

2 

1 

1 

2 

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425 

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1 

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217 

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2 
1 
3 

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1 
1 
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8 
1 
1 
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1 
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1 

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1 
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390 

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158 

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1 

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1 
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309 

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1  !    9 

919 

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8 

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290 

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817 

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167 

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1 

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294 

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178 

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1       .1 

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Hamilton    

1 

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2 
4 

7  1 

4 

6 

4 

3 

7 

3 
10 

6 
10 

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4 
11 
12 

3 

7 

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1 

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7 

2 
22 

7 

3 

2 

3 

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1 

6 
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184 
134 

86 
102 
124 
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81 
185 
191 
273 

92 
117 
198 
192 
151 
226 
680 
131 
344 
121 
112 
154 
114 
192 
140 
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96 

80 
208 

85 

85 
155 
180 
108 
101 
136 
143 
145 
194 
205 
141 
222 

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5 
8 

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2 
4 

1 
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117  ' !       245 

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2 
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181 
142 
229 
103 
118 
151 
145 
118 
177 
653 
133 
227 
107 
113 

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Jackson    

1 

1      1 

1 

1 

4 

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refferson    

1 

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1 1  2    4 

I       195 

Lake    

2    2 
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L,awrcnce    

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Licking    

1 

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1       337 

Logan     

1  1 

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4  1.. ..!.... 

1  3 1  3 

2  1       405 

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7 
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1 

1 

1       228 

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125  I....I       279 

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111     t       225 

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1 1  1 

8 

2 

204  1  12  i       419 

Noble    

58    ....1       143 

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1 

1 

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0 

69    1       1.54 

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AGE  AT  TIME  OP  DEATH  —  Concluded. 


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Under  90. 

90  and 
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95  and 

Under 

100. 

100  and 
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Un- 
known. 

Total, 

Counties. 

1 

1 

£ 

ii 

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1 

1 

1 

1 

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0 

1 

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7         n 

1 
1 

2 
2 

2 

.... 

1 
1 

1 

.... 

166 
120 
882 
328 
242 
189 
119 
140 

82 
177 
201 
178 
107 
239 

98 

16S 
118 
818 
287 
206 
185 

76 
120 
100 
118 
191 
160 

88 
187 

89 

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8 
8 
9 
11 
6 
1 
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2 

1 

8 

2 

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1 

.... 

1 

2 

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1 
3 

1 

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1 
1 

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1 
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1 
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8          9 

4 

4 

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7 
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4 
5 
4 
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1 
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1 

2 

1 

2 
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m 

Williams 

1 

1 
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Wood    

11 
3 

431 

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8 

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450  1    JUi 

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187     2i  1  JU  1 

4 

4 

166 

145 

17,654 

14,909 

29 

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SOCIAL  RBI#ATIONS  OF  DECEASED  PERSONS  AT  TIME  OP  DEATH. 


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1 

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Adams  

59 

102 

48 

90 

89 

•     60 

184 
81 
91 
30 
59 

151 
65 
41 

156 
54 
55 
1,287 
91 
62 
57 
77 
59 
51 

266 
20 
87 
80 
60 
76 

47 
74 
37 
66 
95 
35 

142 
67 
55 
23 
52 

102 
56 
53 

105 
53 
48 

890 
66 
33 
62 
71 
65 
47 

210 
28 
49 
20 
58 
64 

27 
89 
44 

110 
89 
41 
123 
60 
97 
43 
56 

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57 
121 
61 
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399 
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35 
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91 
82 
29 

196 
47 
82 
49 
68 
82 

66 
58 
48 
78 
85 
83 
73 
46 
81 
27 
46 
83 
48 
46 
72 
61 
67 

300 
71 
89 
48 
60 
65 
21 

139 
27 
64 
35 
49 
61 

27 
19 
14 
26 
18 
19 
80 
18 
29 
14 
19 
26 
24 
21 
39 

8 
80 
245 
16 
16 
16 
34 
21 

8 
61 
17 
23 
16 
88 
18 

26 
29 
25 
33 
24 
29 
45 
20 
34 
21 
46 
40 
44 
24 
44 
18 
35 
236 
40 
18 
29 
32 
35 
11 
68 
18 
24 
28 
89 
27 

241 

ADcn    

871 

Ashland  

11 

6 
16 

8 

1 
9 

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235 
409 
425 
217 

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Athens  

Auglaize  

Belmont 

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Brown    

Butler    

3 

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890 

Carroll  

168 

Chamoaiflm    

1 
2 

1 

.... 

279 

Clark      .^............ 

6 

11 

526 

Clermont    

802 

Clinton    

242 

Columbiana  

1 

3 

1 

"i* 

641 

Coshocton 

246 

Crawford    

290 

Cuvahoffa  

51 

32 

.... 

8,390 
870 

Darke  

Defiance 

198 

Delaware    

277 

Erie  

loi 

1 

468 

Fairfield    

317 

Fayette    

167 

Franklin   

88 

64 

1,084 
157 

Fulton   

Gallia    

18 

7 

.... 

294 

Geauga    

178 

Greene 

297 

Guernsey 



318 

Hamilton   

Hancock  

91 
50 
36 
53 
45 
73 
38 
66 

119 

141 
33 
34 

106 
81 
62 
88 

361 
71 

178 
60 
27 
65 
69 
74 
68 

361 
33 
28 
71 
42 
42 
90 
76 
57 
44 
67 
64 
76 
82 
98 
69 

100 
66 
66 

89 
68 
41 
52 
50 
59 
80 
66 
76 

108 
32 
28 
68 
55 
60 
68 

835 
51 
97 
44 
83 
40 
62 
61 
61 

171 
33 
81 
67 
23 
26 
65 
56 
47 
47 
85 
61 
78 
80 
75 
64 

120 
68 
48 

76 
64 
37 
84 
61 
89 
83 
86 
54 

105 
44 
68 
66 
84 
67 

IOC 

254 
40 

132 
43 
58 
82 
34 
82 
61 

890 
46 
37 

106 
34 
34 
51 
46 
39 
88 
61 
68 
58 
87 
86 
64 
91 
80 
42 

54 
51 
21 
89 
.   68 
88 
81 
88 
40 
70 
44 
47 
51 
69 
38 
61 

189 
52 
73 
40 
60 
62 
82 
66 
43 

202 
88 
29 

108 
18 
81 
39 
37 
46 
31 
47 
86 
37 
80 
80 
48 
66 
67 
40 

17 
20 
13 
12 
16 
16 
10 
83 
18 
27 
16 
20 
19 
27 
20 
81 
44 
14 
84 
17 
26 
17 
11 
35 
21 
176 
17 
15 
23 
9 
8 
14 
7 
12 
19 
18 
16 
11 
18 
25 
18 
21 
20 
23 

29 
10 
24 
12 
80 
20 
17 
42 
26 
51 
27 
48 
81 
81 
20 
67 

114 
21 
67 
28 
27 
38 
17 
46 
34 

120 
17 
23 
26 
17 
13 
14 
16 
23 
10 
43 
30 
85 
37 
60 
22 
43 
38 
80 

856 

Hardin 

258 

Harrison  

172 

Henry    

1 
2 

203 

Highland    

1 

.... 

278 

Hocking  

245 

Holmes   

159 

Huron   

366 

Jackson  

833 

Jefferson  

602 

ICnox    

196 

Lake   

235 

Lawrence  

2 

1 

844 

Licking 

387 

Logan    

Lorain   

2 

6 

21 

6 

269 

1 

15 
6 

2 

405 

Lucas 

1,333 

Madison    • 

Vf ahoninir    . .   .... 

264 
671 

Marion 

1 
2 

228 

Medina    

3 

1 

226 

Meigs  

279 

MerSr  :.:.......: 

225 

Miami    

1 

854 

]^onroe   •• 

278 

Montgomery    

Morgan   ..  ........... 

1,420 

184 

Morrow  

163 

Muskingum 

8 

8 

12 

419 

Noble 

143 

Ottawa    

1 

154 

Pauldinir    

363 

Perry    

1 

1 

.... 

240 

Pickaway    

224 

Pike 

189 

Portage   

1 

1 

262 

Preble    

261 

295 

Richland  

7 
1 

2 

.393 

Ross   ..........*•••.•. 

410 

Sandusky                • 

265 

Scioto 

1 
1 

2 

.... 

458 

Seneca  

829 

Shelby  

233 

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Unknown. 

I 

c 
M 

P 
M 

Counties. 

V 

1 

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a 

i 

V 

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t 

Stark     

115 
141 
93 
89 
45 
84 
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62 
79 
70 
30 
114 
40 

129 
120 
71 
74 
25 
54 
50 
36 

m 

62 
23 
86 
39 

184 

140 
134 
78 
54 
45 
38 
85 
96 
87 
55 
85 
44 

121 

92 
83 
68 
33 
43 
27 
47 
83 
57 
35 
64 
33 

37 
30 
15 
22 
20 
11 
8 
30 
26 
21 
12 
40 
14 

5S 
69 
53 
43 
IS 
23 
IS 
85 
42 
41 
30 
37 
17 

16 
11 

10 

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8,189 

6,468 

6,895 

6,183 

2,178 

3,070 

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282 
818 
221 
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316 
161 
530 
264 
308 
146 
256 
454 
262 
236 
468 
231 
239 
2,021 
337 
163 
264 
262 
295 
166 
904 
180 
255 
167 
278 
299 

7 

23 

7 

2 

6 

46 

18 

10 

53 

2 

3 

24 

28 

2 

11 

7 

88 

508 

22 

28 

5 

69 

18 

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2 

18 
5 

12 
9 
4 

15 
3 

15 
7 

14 

28 
8 
1 

18 
3 
7 
475 
5 
2 
5 

19 
1 
1 

68 
2 
8 
1 
8 
8 

Allen    

5 

2 

Ashland    

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10 

.... 

9 

10 
2 

15 
2 
4 
1 
1 
3 
1 
4 

28 
2 
2 

66 
2 
2 
8 
7 

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5 
2 

1 

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1 
2 
8 
2 

2 

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Athens    

Auglaize    

Belmont  

3 

1 

Hrown     

Butler   

Carroll    

ChamDaiffn     

Clark  ..^.. :;::;::::::;::::: 

Clermont     

1 

1 

Clinton     

Columbiana 

8 

1 

Coshocton     

1 

Crawford   

Cuyahoga    

25 

47 
2 

1 
1 
4 

2 

85 

i 

Darke    

Defiance    , 

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Eric    

Fairfield  

Fayette  

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Franklin    ........ 

8 

1 

7 

3 

13 

3 

4 

8 

100 
8 
3 
1 
6 
2 

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Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga  

Greene   

Guernsey 

4 

HamiJton    

Hancock    

88i 
229 
168 
175 
262 
228 
142 
820 
801 
480 
188 
196 
820 
822 
263 
807 
980 
245 

1 
2 

.... 

1 
3 

19 
13 

1 

1 
4 
8 
2 
4 
8 

Hardin   

Harrison 

Henry  

1 

25 

3 

6 

18 

18 

7 

18 

1 

6 

12 

5 

1 

47 

172 

2 

24 

16 

14 

17 

20 

15 

16 

244 

Highland    .*.. 

1 
8 
1 
8 
14 
12 
5 
8 
6 
4 
1 

2 

""2 

1 

Hocking    

Holmes 

Huron    

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2 

1 
2 

"'i' 

7 
5 

80 
8 
9 
6 
8 
8 

10 
46 
16 
40 
6 
1 
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Jackson    

Jefferson    

3 

t 

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Lake    

"':{' 

2 

Lawrence       

Licking    

Loea»*     

Lf'Tam    

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2 
24 

23 

Lucas 

80 
1 

54 
3 

7 
0 

6 
...... 

1 
i. 

t 

Ifadison    

Mahoning     

434 

1 

0 

1 
2 

1 

t 

Marion   

202  • 1 

Medina     

187 
249 
202 
320 
248 
1,006 
183 
148 
348 
135 
96 
247 
210 
212 
174  1 
233  ! 

Meigs         

Mercer   

Miami  

1 

2 

1 
19 
1 
2 
6 

2 
2 

1 

*   ii 

8 
2 
9fi 

Monroe    

Montgomery   

2 

5 

1 

Morgan    



Morrow      

""2 

8 

26 

5 

10 
3 
4 

Noble         

Ottawa   

1 

1 

4 
1 
9 

1 
2 

4?  -:::::i 

1 

PauldinfiT 

'A 
3 
7 

10 
10 
6 
29 
27 
84 
31 
36 
42 
19 

Perry  

1 

.... 

**"i* 

10 
6 

Pickaway      

Pike  

2 
5 

:::;•: 

Portage    

6 
7 
2 
6 
10 
6 
8 
2 
2 

3 

Preble    

24«^  ! 

258  1 
•  847  1 
360  1 
210  1 
403  1 
267  1 
206  1 

Putnam    

2 

5  ( 

2 
2  \ 

3 

■"*8* 

8 
6 

1 

Richland    

Ross    

Sandusky    

1 

1 

Sci oto   

1 

..... 

Seneca    

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Shelby    

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1 

1 

s 

1 
1 

i 

1 
1 

•a 

s 
1 

J 

1 

t 
s 
IS 

IH 

t 

, 

Stark    

564 
467 
861 
318 
182 
236 
174 
270 
848 
203 
177 
871 
165 

1 

18 
88 
27 

7 
1 
7 

11 

4 

48 
48 
10 
85 

5 
10 

2 
15 
17 
16 
12 
27 
12 

1 
1 

"'i' 

0 

22 
27 

1 

8 

2 

Stunnift 

1 
1 

8 
8 

1 

Trumbull    

1 

TnscarawAS    •■■•.••  t  • 

Union  

Van  Wert 

8 

Vinton    

Warren    

2 
4 
1 
1 
3 
3 

""2* 
2 
1 

Washinflrton 

1 

Wayne    

1 

WiUiams   

Wood    

8 
2 

.... 

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26,916 

4» 

187 

81 

568 

92 

2,888 

86 

1.285 

58 

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Clinton    

^ 

119 
317 
123 
150 
1,932 
193 
113 
138 
804 
162 

88 
608 

84 
160 

95 
151 
176 

123 
224 
122 
140 
1,458 
177 

85 
139 
164 
155 

79 
481 

78 
184 

83 
146 
147 

'  **i' 

242 

Columbiana    

3 

1 

4 
2 

2 

1 

I 

541 

Coshocton    

246 

Crawford    

"iis* 

2 
69 

290 

Cuvahoffa  

12 

2 

8,390 
870 

DaVkeT. ::::::::::::;;;::::: 

Defiance 

1 
2 
98 

198 

Delaware 

277 

Eric     

2 

468 

Fairfield    

1 

817 

Fayette    

167 

Franklin   

2 

1 
U 

2 

4 

1 
18 
8 

1,084 

Fulton 

167 

Gallia    

1 

1 

294 

Geaug'a    

8 

178 

Greene  

297 

Guernsey    

1 

1 

4 

818 

Hamilton 

Hancock  



2 
6 

1 

184 
134 

86 
102 
124 
128 

81 
185 
191 
273 

92 
117 
193 
192 
151 
226 
680 
131 
344 
121 
112 
154 
114 
192 
140 
927 

96 

80 
203 

85 

85 
155 
130 
108 
101 
136 
143 
145 
194 
205 
141 
222 
166 

i72 
124 

86 
101 
149 
117 

78 
181 
142 
229 
108 
118 
151 
146 
118 
177 
653 
138 
227 
107 
113 
125 
111 
162 
138 
493 

88 

83 
204 

58 

69 
108 
110 
116 

88 
126 
118 
150 
199 
205 
124 
231 
163 

"12' 

856 

Hardin    

1 

268 

Harrison  

172 

Henry    

" 

203 

Hiffhfand    •  • 

1 
2 

1 

278 

Hocking  



8 

245 

Holmes ...... 

169 

Huron    

10 

"i 

866 

Jackson 

1 
4 

883 

Jefferson  

602 

Knox    

8 
10 

195 

Lake    

4 

286 

X^wrence 

844 

Licking   

2 

1 

837 

Logan    

1 

6 
17 

"'i' 

90 

269 

Ix)rain    

6 
8 

....... 

2 

1 
8 

405 

Lucas   

1,333 

Madtson- 

264 

Ikfahoning 

5 

1 

""'"i" 

4 

2 

571 

Marion    

228 

Medina    

1 

14 

1 
8 
8 

226 

Meigs  : 

2 

1 

279 

Mercer  

225 

Miami    

1 

1 

8 
8 

1 

354 

Monroe 

1 
1 

278 

Montgomery    

4 

1 

16 

1,420 

Morgan   • 

184 

Morrow     

8 
26 

163 

Muskingum 

1 

1 

410 

Noble  

143 

Ottawa    

2 

4 
1 

154 

Pauldinor • 

263 

2 

5 

240 

Pickaway 

224 

Pike 

2 
4 

189 

Portage   



1 

262 

Preble    

261 

Putnam   

295 

Richland     

1 

7 
1 
4 
1 
9 

393 

Ross    

1 



1 
1 

410 

Sandusky   



1 

4 

265 

Scioto  

453 

Seneca   



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1 

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Counties. 

V 

1 

6 

1 

1 

1 

1= 

Shelby    

3 
31 
27 
10 

120 
382 
328 
242 
189 
119 
140 

82 
177 
201 
178 
107 
239 

98 

113 
318 

287 
208 
185 

76 
120 
100 
118 
191 
160 

88 
187 

89 

"'i' 
""'i' 

2» 

Stark     

6 
4 
5 

io 

3 

...... 

2 

700 

Summit   

3 

ffl( 

Trumbull 

450 

Tuscarawas   

10 

S75 

Union 

4 

195^ 

Van    Wert 

1 

280 

Vinton 

182 

Warren    *. 

1 
1 

1 

S95 

Washinirton    

16 
15 

392 

Wayne   

9 
2 
2 
3 

33S 

Williams     

19S 

Wood   

4 

3 

428 

Wvandot     

187 

1 

Totals    

88 

8 

10 

108 

176 

606 

17,664 

14,909 

29 

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i 

( 
c 
c 

t 
t 

I 

4 

t 

P 

81 
119 
77 
60 
6 
68 
87 
40 
91 
85 
60 
65 
104 
67 
90 

■Adams    

Allen  

JVshland  

1 

1 

1 

2 
7 

4 
2 
8 

4 
8 
1 
1 
6 
7 
6 
13 
4 
8 

8 

4 
1 
2 
1 
2 
11 

1 
2 

1 

"i' 
"'i' 

1 

.... 

41 
81 
66 
39 
74 
67 
64 
'   44 
46 
28 
57 
61 
66 
60 
48 

5 

Ashtabula  

1 

2 

■Athens   

4 
2 

4 

...... 

1 
1 

1 

4 

. Aug^laize 

4 

7 

Belmont 

3 

Brown 

1 

4 

Butler  

1 

2 

1 

1 

•Carroll    

1 

.... 

6 

ChamDaiffn    

1 

1 
7 

1 
4 
3 
2 
7 

■■**2* 

1 

8 

"i' 

"2' 

1 

1 

Clark  .....:::::::::: 

1 

1 
3 
2 
2 

1 

3 
2 

.... 

1 

Clermont  

8 

Clinton  

1 
3 

.... 

X4 

•Columbiana   

1 

4 
2 

. .. . 

6 

'  Coshocton  

Crawford   

4 

Cuyahoga   

Darke    

1 

2 

1 

8 
1 
3 
9 
5 
1 
18 
2 
4 
6 
7 

77 
60 
68 
56 
64 
22 
75 
70 
54 
50 
54 
63 

97 
68 
74 
83 
84 
22 
106 
80 
79 
69 
66 
82 

12 

Defiance    

2 

1 
1 

"*2* 
18 

"i* 
"3 

8 

1 
1 

"i' 

1 

Delaware  

1 

1 
2 

1 

Erie    

1 
1 

g 

Fairfield     

1 

2 
2 
5 
1 

3 

Fayette  

2 
2 
1 

^ 

Franklin    .' 

2 

1 

1 

5 

1 

12 

Fulton    

1 

1 

•Callia    

*"i* 

1 

8 

2 

•Geauga  ; . . . . 

3 

1 

2 

Greene    

2 

•Guernsey  1 

5 

2 

2 

2 

2 

Hamilton    

Hancock    

1 

2 

i 

1 

1 

7 
8 
4 
3 
4 
4 
3 

10 
4 

12 
1- 
4 
1 
8 
1 
4 

14 
2 

10 
5 
8 
6 
5 
9 
8 

45 
2 
2 

15 

8 

3 

47 
65 
39 
58 
•     58 
46 
37 
74 
36 
49 
61 
42 
63 
110 
61 
75 
64 
58 
52 
87 
57 
55 
80 
63 
66 
151 
60 
38 
62 
60 
26 
42 
46 
81 
47 
59 
61 
65 
47 
61 
38 

74 
69 
47 
37 
77 
65 
80 
94 
50 

109 
66 
94 
6 
66 
63 
70 

246 
86 
87 
46 
49 
78 
48 
67 
87 

242 
61 
62 
79 
26 
38 
20 
44 
78 
82 
64 
71 
71 
74 

112 
61 

4 

Hardin   

1 

2 

Harrison   

1 

1 
1 

**"i" 

1 

1 

Henry 

2 

Highland    

2 

Hocking    

2 

1 
5 
4 
7 
1 
3 

Holmes    

1 
1 



"i* 

"2 

1 
1 

"i* 

8 

Huron    

1 

3 

6 

Jackson 

2 

Jefferson   

1 
2 

1 

1 
2 
2 

1 
4 
1 

"8 

1 

.... 

2 
2 

9 

Knox    

Lake    

1 
1 

"i* 

1 

Lawrence    

1 
2 

1 

Licking    

1 

2 

2 
2 

2 

1 
1 
32 
3 
3 

1 
2 

1 
2 

2 

Logan  

6 

Lorain  

2 

1 

Lucas    

1 

2 

4 

.... 

2 

8 

Madison    

Mahoning  

1 

2 

1 

4 

Marion   

1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
2 

1 

Medina    

1 
1 

2 

Meigs 

1 
1 

5 

1 

6 

Mercer   

1 

2 

1 

10 

11 

Miami 

"i' 

2 
2 
19 

1 
1 

1 

1 
11 

2 
2 
19 

1 

'"'2* 

2 

1 

Monroe    

4 

Montgomery   

4 

3 

"i' 

6 

1 

.... 

16 

Morgan    

1 

l^orrow 

1 

Ibf uskingum 

3 

1 
1 

1 

jjoble    : 

1 

Ottawa   

2 

1 
1 

1 

1 

Pauldinor  

2 
2 
2 
2 

1 
1 

1 

Perry  ......:......:.!! 

4 
2 

"'i' 

1 

Pickaway    

1 

1 
4 

Pike 

1 

2 

Portage    

1 

1 
1 
2 

8 
6 

1 
4 
7 

4 

1 
1 

2 

Preble  

.... 

4 
6 
7 
5 
5 

2 

.... 

Putnam 

1 

7 

Richland   

1 
1 
1 

1 

45 

Ross 

2 

1          2 

i 

8 

1 

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.... 

1 
1 

1*! 

Sandusky 

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0 

i 

d 
CO 

1 
1 

n 

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1 

II 

V 

1 

0 

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j 

s 

Scioto 

2 

1 

2 

1 
10 
6 
8 
4 

9 
4 

12 
15 
7 
6 

1 
4 

8 
1 
4 
6 
14 
3 
3 
1 
2 
2 
2 
3 

1 

2 
.... 

2    .. 
1    .. 

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52 
62 
47 
86 
48 
102 

130 
117 
72 
121 
126 
31 
94 
54 
66 
66 
62 
119 
78 
43 
96 
41 

4 

Seneca    

1 
1 

1 

1 
.... 

1 

Shelby    ..'. 

1 

Stark   

2 
2 

23 

Summit    

3 

Trumbull 

1 

12- 

Tuscarawas 

i' 
1 

1 
1 

1 

8 

1    .. 
......  .. 

**4    .. 
4    .. 

1    .. 

56 
61 
35 
46 
64 
76 
82 
60 

8 

Union   

2 
2 

3 

Van  Wert 

3 

1 

Vmton    

Warren     

1 

4 
1 
5 

1 
2 

13 
10 
6 
4 
4 
2 

2 

Washington  

1 

1 

1 

2 

Wayne    

2 

Wiiriams    

1 

Wood    

6 
2 

271 

1 

1             79 
1             39 

8 

Wyandot   

m 

Totals   

27     88 

16       165 

97    ....      476 

63 

88 

6       4.823 

6,239 

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4 

50 
10 
21 
8 
9 
38 

"2' 

1 

1 
3 

1 

8 

'"'i' 

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4 
2 

2 

"**6' 

4 

6 
1 
6 
2 
4 
10 
4 
2 
2 
4 
1 
4 
5 
4 
2 
2 

"22' 
...... 

1 
3 
1 
3 
1 
1 

2 

1 
1 
2 

Allen     

3 
2 
2 

'*' 

Ashland    

.... 

1 

4 
3 

"i* 

Ashtabula    

1 

Athens  

Auglaize   

2 
2 
1 
2 
1 

"'i' 

1 
1 

"i' 
3 

"i" 

1 

1 

Belmont    

2 

1 

1 
2 

1 

Brown 

1 

Butler    

1 
1 

1 

"'i' 

1 
1 

^...!' 

3 

1 
1 
2 
1 

4 

\ 

Carroll   

3 
25 
89 
14 

1 

2 

ChamDaiflm 

1 

i 

1 
1 

1 
3 

1 

Clark  .!^^.. ...:...:::::.:::.:: 

2 

1 

Clermont 

t 

Clinton    

1 

Columbiana 

35 
4 

21 

9 

4 
1 

2 

.... 



2 

1 
1 
1 

T 

Coshocton 

1 

Crawford    

f 

Cuyahoga  

Darke  

17 
12 

3 
26 
28 

6 
95 

"k' 
.... 

1 

1 
2 

1 

12 
1 
3 

4 
1 
6 
8 
7 
1 
8 
8 
2 
2 
8 
5 

1 

1 

Defiance    

"i* 

2 
8 
3 

2 

1 

Delaware 

1 

2 

Erie 

2 

"2' 

2 
3 

1 
1 

t 

Fairfield    

1 

2 

f 

Fayette 

Franklin    

6 

1 

4 

7 

Fulton   

Gallia    

6 
4 

17 
4 

**i' 

1 

2 

1 

Geauga    

1 
1 

1 

Greene 

"is' 

1 

. .. . 

1 
1 

Guernsey    

1 

1 

1 

Hamilton  ' 

Hancock     

21 
9 

2 

2 

6 
2 
2 

2 

2 

1 
2 

Hardin     

1 

1 
3 

Harrison     

1 
1 
1 

Henry    •. 

9 

3 

6 

2 

27 

18 

62 

5 

41 

15 

8 

9 

22 

97 

12 

51 

12 

6 

15 

8 

14 

8 

6 

1 

Highland    

5 

1 

Hocking   

1 
1 
3 

6 

1 

Holmes    

1 

1 

"i' 

Huron 

5 

9 
1 
9 
3 

"si* 

17 

.     1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

1 
2 
2 

2 

1 
2 

t 

Jackson   

f 

Jefferson     

1 
1 

2 

2 

1 

fCnox 

1 

Lake   

1 

1 

Lawrence  

4 
2 
5 
2 
8 
1 
9 
1 
4 
2 
2 
5 
1 
5 
2 
4 
3 
1 
8 
3 
4 
7 
3 
4 
5 
5 
7 
6 
2  1 

1 

2 
2 

Licking   

1 
1 

"5' 
1 
1 

7 
...... 

8 

4 

2 
"4* 

Logan    

1 

1 
1 

2 

1 

6 

Lorain    

1 

3 
6 

t 

Lucas     

2 

8 

7 

Madison    

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5 

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10 

3 

1 
2 
8 

1 

'i' 

2 

4 

3 

1 

t 

Marion 

1 

Medina 

.... 

1 

1 

Meigs     

2 

1 

Mercer  

Miami    

1 
3 

1 

1 

2 

8 

"2' 
2 

4 

2 

24 

1 

t 

fyf onroe 

Montgomery    

8 

24 

1 

8 

1 

16 

1 

M  organ 

8 
8 

20 
2 

f 

Morrow  

t 

Muskingum 

5 

2 

2 

2 

2 

t 

Noble  

Ottawa     

' '  '26' 

2 

1 

1 

Paulding    

16 

Perry 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

Pickaway    

23 

7 

*"'i' 

2 

1 
2 

Portage   

2 

2 

1 
1 
4 

1 

Prebif  ..:.;..:..:...:.;.:::.:: 

1 
"2 

.... 

1 

1 

1 

4 

Putnam   

9 
26 
45 
14 

Richland     

3 

1 

1 
1 

2 

1 

1 
4 

4 

Ross    

1 

f 

Sandusky  

1 

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1 

Scioto 

34 
26 
12 
10 
80 
29 

'*2* 

2 

.... 

8 
8 
3 

7 

8 

1 

'  8 

4 


6 
2 

1 
1 
4 
2 
1 

1 

1 

.... 

12 

f 

Seneca 

Shelby   

"i" 

Stark    

11 

11 
3 
2 

12 

1 

2 

Summit   

2 

Trumbull 

1 

Tuscarawas 

Union    •• 

9 

28 

2 

12 

15 

20 

9 

Van    Wert 



Vinton  .••••• • 

"*2* 

8 

1 
1 

'   "3' 
3 

1 

8 

'2' 

1 

2 

1 

Warren 

5 
2 

4 
2 

.... 

1 
1 
2 
1 
s 

1 
1 

1 
.... 

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Wayne 

Williams  

Wood   

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1 

.... 

3 

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... 

Totals  

1,428 

52 

177 

386 

212 

188 

20 

80 

45 

86 

124 

75 

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other 
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and  Children. 

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£ 

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a 

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% 

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1 
1 
I 
2 

J 

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2 
11 
10 
10 
18 

1 
44 

0 
36 

9 

8 
42 

4 
11 
55 

9 

18 

1,932 

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2 

13 
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5 

46 
67 
38 
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98 
51 

146 
66 
81 
19 
41 

130 
51 
30 

106 
89 
88 

58 
64 
29 
54 

129 
29 

243 
56 
76 
24 
49 

191 
73 
49 
99 
51 
48 

113 
210 
117 
231 
212 
120 
337 
154 
220 

87 
135 
285 
154 
119 
317 
123 
150 
1,932 
193 
113 
138 
304 
162 

88 
608 

84 
160 

95 
151 
176 

128 
161 
118 
178 
218 

97 
260 
133 
170 

71 
144 
230 
148 
123 
224 
122 
140 
1,458 
177 

86 
139 
164 
165 

79 
481 

73 
134 

83 
146 
142 

241 

Allen   

871 

Ashland   

235 

Ashtabula 

2 

1 

1 

409 

Athens 

425 

Auglaize    

217 

Bemiont  

1 
3 
3 

1 
8 
1 

697 

Brown     .............. 

287 

Butler  

390 

Carroll    ^ 

168 

Champaign    

Clark   

1 
1 

279 

1 

1 
1 

626 

Clermont  

802 

Clinton 

1 

242 

Columbiana   

1 
8 

1 
1 

641 

Coshocton    .......... 

246 

Crawford   

290 

Cuvahoflra 

8,390 
870 

Darke    -. . 

2 
1 
2 

1 

76 
40 
43 
61 
44 
50 
269 
11 
81 
16 
44 
67 

67 
27 
49 
67 
62 
51 
361 
20 
53 
11 
69 
57 

Defiance    

1 
8 

1 

198 

Delaware  

277 

Erie    

468 

Fairheld    

317 

Fayette    

167 

Franklin    

11 

1 
1 

*  "i* 

1 

61 
7 
4 

8 
21 
16 

1,084 
157 

Fulton    

Gallia 

294 

Geauga     

178 

Greene    

1 

297 

Guernsey    

2 

818 

Hamilton    

Hancock    

4 

5 
2 

.... 

IS 
6 

18 
2 

16 
1 

2' 

2 

73 
40 
21 
39 
31 
60 
33 
44 
87 
95 
19 
20 

110 
62 
51 
76 

315 
47 

150 
49 
24 
42 
64 
63 
51 

192 
22 
17 
71 
80 
38 
85 
47 
38 
39 
43 
88 
64 
64 
58 

84 
56 
33 
40 
70 
52 
45 
66 
85 
98 
35 
18 

127 
41 
44 
96 

864 
42 

133 
56 
54 
40 
53 

101 
43 

194 
21 
19 

118 
28 
26 
87 
58 
30 
47 
30 
40 
66 
68 
69 

184 
134 

86 
102 
124 
128 

81 
185 
191 
273 

92 
117 
193 
192 
151 
126 
680 
131 
344 
121 
112 
164 
114 
192 
140 
927 

96 

80 
208 

85 

85 
155 
130 
108 
101 
136 
143 
145 
194 
205 

172 
124 

86 
101 
149 
117 

78 
181 
142 
229 
108 
118 
151 
145 
118 
177 
653 
133 
227 
107 
113 
125 
111 
-     162 
138 
493 

88 

83 
204 

58 

69 
108 
110 
116 

88 
126 
118 
150 
199 
205 

"2 
12' 

356 

Hardin 

268 

Harrison    

1 
2 
1 

172 

Henry 

203 

Highland     

1 

273 

Hocking    

245 

Holmes    

1 

169 

Huron 

6 
4 

11 
4 
7 

21 

15 
9 

40 

108 

5 

41 

14 

16 
9 
1 

lo 
6 
369 
6 
8 

10 
2 

13 
2 
4 
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19 

17 
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1 

14 

6 

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1 

i* 

1 

2* 

3' 

36" 

1 

6* 

366 

Jackson    

1 
1 

833 

Jefferson    

1 
1 

1 
.... 

602 

Knox     

195 

T^kp    

1 

235 

Lawrence    

844 

Licking 

2 

1 

8 

1 
1 

"i' 

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837 

Logan     

269 

Lorain    

406 

Lucas    

8 

1 
2 

1,333 
264 

lif  adison 

Mahoning    

571 

lHarion    

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228 

Medina    

226 

Meigs    

1 

279 

Mercer   



225 

Miami  

1 
4 
16 

854 

Monroe    

2 

4 
2 

**8' 

27H 

Montgomery   

1,420 
184 

Morrow 

163 

Muskingum   

3 
1 

1 
1 

1 

419 

Noble    : 

143 

Ottawa   

154 

Paulding  

2 

1 

1 
1 
4 

•••• 

263 

Perry     

240 

Pickaway    

224 

Pike  ....:.:...:.:.: 

189 

Portage    

1 

262 

Preble  

1 
2 

1? 

1 

8AI 

Putnam    

Richland    

1 

295 
893 

Ross    

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410 

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£ 

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Occupations. 

NoOccima- 
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ToUU 

Coantics. 

1 

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1 

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1 

1 

1 

& 

a 
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a 

M 

a 

H 

1. 

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7 
6 
6 
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55 
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8 

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4 

10 

1 

51 
82 
47 
41 
135 
139 
63 
49 
84 
68 
19 
85 
63 
42 
21 
107 
34 

66 
96 
43 
36 
137 
141 
127 
79 
16 
56 
31 
52 
58 
60 
28 
78 
35 

141 

222 
166 
120 
382 
328 
242 
180 
110 
140 

82 
177 
201 
178 
107 
S39 

08 

124 
231 
168 
118 
318 
287 
208 
185 

76 
120 
100 
118 
101 
160 

88 
157 

SO 

265 

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4 

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Seneca 

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Shelby    

1 
2 
1 
3 

2SS 

Stark    

3 
8 
2 
2 

2 
2 
3 

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Summit    

m 

Trumbull    

450 

Tuscarawas    

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Union 

1 
1 
1 

195 

Van  Wert 

1 
3 
1 
3 
2 
1 
1 
2 

960 

Vinton 

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Warren    

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21 
3 

20 
2 
5 

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295 

Washington     

Wayne     

2 

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Williams    

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3 
2 

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126 

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187 

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108 

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1,648 

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6,134 

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STATISTICS  OF  PAUPERISM 


IN  OHIO  DURING  YEAR  ENDING   FIRST  MONDAY  IN  SEPTEMBER,  1900,. 
AS  REPORTED  BY  COUNTY  AUDITORS. 


Inmates  on  first  Monday  in 
September,  1899. 

Number  admitted  during 

year  ending  first  Monday 

in  September,  1900. 

Total  sup- 
ported in  in- 
firmary dur- 
ing year  end- 
ing first  Mon- 
day in  Sep- 
tember, 1960. 

White. 

Colpred. 

White. 

Colored. 

Counties. 

CO 

a 

73 

§ 

1 

1 

73 

V 

73 

1 

73 

73 

1- 

21  1          81 
64  ;          26 
21             14 
63             41 
37             26 
29  '          *?0 

11 
87 
16 

21 
34 
12 

131 
20 
24 
58 
23 
9 
90 
15 
24 

945 
16 
11 
16 
88 
18 
12 

807 
21 
S3 
4 
59 
13 

18 
19 
18 
14 

7 
15 
14 

6 
19 

2 

4 

15 
22 

6 
20 
11 
10 
451 

7 

2 

6. 
11 
12 

9 

112 

10 

15 

2 
32 
12 

82 
95 
87 

108 
49 
50 

122 
69 

217 
46 
58 

164 
73 
51 

157 
52 
64 
1,449 
67 
38 
69 
97 
54 
42 

6% 
41 
44 
28 

130 
44 

265 

819 
66 
73 
45 
37 
45 
27 
39 
78 
80 

127 

a 

61 
59 
54 

110 

448 
61 

202 
71 
39 
33 
49 
69 
28 

427 
40 

49 

Allen 

4 

45 

27 

A^htahula 

1 

66 

Athens               .      ... 

i 
.... 

83 

85 

Belmont                             .    . 

87 

26 
27 
81 
48 
87 
63 
86 
40 

498 
49 
26 
61 
69 
83 
26 

223 
20 
8 
24 
69 
29 

148 

550 
21 
89 
36 
27 
20 
14 
26 
66 
28 
44 
44 
18 
86 
38 
29 
49 

158 
41 

119 
34 
32 
20 
30 
33 
25 

245 
25 

70 
26 
55 
18 
18 
65 
24 
25 
28 
22 
26 

280 
37 
16 
44 
34 
29 
27 
89 
18 
80 
14 
16 
28 
45 

266 
19 
38 
29 
18 
29 
23 
28 
40 
23 
41 
30 
14 
38 
33 
28 
26 
74 
19 
54 
30 
32 
23 
15 
29 
24 
83 
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i 

5 

6" 

1 

84 

Brow  n 

3 

3 



2 

40 

Butler  

75 

Carroll         

20 

fThamoaiffn    

.     4 

12 

2 

3 

1 
1 

7 
6 
3 
8 

1 

3 
13 

"ie 

29 

101 

49 

Clinton   

2 

3 



I 
2 

85 

Colnmbiana   

61 

33 

36 

Cuyahoga  

4 
2 

1 

2 

1 

783 

Darke    

44 

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1 

18 

Delaware 

1 

3 

2 

20 

i' 

2 

1 
12 

60 

46 

Fairfield       

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46 

2 
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46 

Fayette    

87 

Franklin    

282 

Fulton 

28 

Gallia    

1 

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2 

2 

60 

16 

io 

2 

10 
16 

3 
3 
5 
18 

2 

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13 

5 

1 
7 

8 

66 

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44 

96  !          18 

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Cincinnati    

240 

35 

27 

7 

10 
20 
13 
13 
12 
51 
76 
26 
25 
28 

95 

22 

20 

1 

15 

7 

9 

6 

11 

25 

21 

4 

3 

27 

387 

41 

Hardin    

3 

1 

4 

2 

4 

1 

3 

1 

65 

Harrison 

83 

33 

Highland    

4 

1 

1 

2 

39 

Hocking       •  • 

82 

1       . 

84 

Huron    

1 

8 

1 

1 

1 
4 

53 

49 

Jefferson  

4 

66 

Knox 

34 

Lake 

17 

Lawrence 

2 

1 



1 

67 

21  1          12 

19  1          28 

67  1          16 

265  '        124 

45 

Logan    

5 

1 
7 
5 

1 
1 
6 

1 

1 

3 
13 
2 

i 

10 

67 

Lorain    

44 

Lucas   

214 

Madison  

13 

83 

36 

5 

8 

19 

21 

3 

169 

16 

5 
18 
12 

25 

Mahoning    

72 

Marion 

i 

2 
4 

i 

42 

2 
11 

8 



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1 

84 

23 

Miami 

4 

5 

18 



1 

5t 

24 

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11 

2 

65 
11 

12 

9 

159 

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Inmates  on  first  Monday  in 
September,  1899. 

Number  admitted  during 

year  ending  first  Monday 

in  September.  190). 

Total  sap- 
ported  in  iB- 
finnary  dnr- 
ing-  year  ead- 
ing  first  Moo- 
day  in  Sep- 
tember, M&. 

White. 

Colored. 

White. 

Colored. 

Counties. 

1 

1 

1 

1 

£ 

c 

« 

e 

Jdorrow  ... 

19 
62 
12 
24 
18 
41 
80 
12 
75 
80 

54 
48 
23 
37 
22 
164 
103 
46 
65 
24 
21 
18 
68 
39 
67 
24 
37 
89 

19 
57 
19 
28 
11 
29 
38 
16 
87 
19 
18 
35 
60 
32 
26 
46 
16 
82 
65 
25 
35 
20 
15 
12 
32 
52 
38 
12 
31 
24 

11 
81 

3 
21 
30 

7 
25 

9 
24 
12 
11 
22 
69 
16 
14 
27 
12 
157 
57 
34 
84 
11 
29 

7 

S3 
22 
36 

7 
80 
15 

7 
80 

4 

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2 

2 

96          9 

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Ottawa   

45 
48 
48 

108 
24 

100 
42 
43 

in 

M 
88 

64 

86 

sn 

160 
81 

100 
86 
5t 
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105 
62 
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56 

a 

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1 

28 

3 
20 
10 

9 

8 
11 

5 
61 
10 
17 

8 

6 
51 
14 

9 
17 

9 
13 
11 

7 
19 
17 

5 
14 

8 

1 

41 

Perry   .7 

S 

Pickaway 

8 
1 

2 

60 

Pike ......::::.....;...: 

I 

8 
2 

» 

Portage   

4i 

Preble  

o 

Putnam   

29 

Richland    

40 

Ross    

"Sandusky    

10 

10 

9 

8 

U9 
4S 

Scioto  

1 

a 

Seneca   

H 

5helby   

2 

2 

s 

Stark    

8S 

Summit   

i* 

I' 

1 

i* 

80 

Trumbull    

34 

Tuscarawas    

1 

8 

56 

Union   

S 

Van  Wert  

ts 

Vinton    

s 

Warren  

2 

1 
1 

2 

2 

2 

1 

43 

Washington  , 

Wayne    

71 

55 

"Williams    

17 

Wood   



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1 

2 

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5,259 

8.267 

182 

127 

4,282 

1,940 

178 

116 

9,896 

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Number  discharged  during 
the  year  ending  first  Mon- 
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Number  remaining  in  in- 
firmary on  first  Monday 
in  September,  1899. 

Oosaties. 

White. 

Colored 

White. 

Colored. 

1 

V 

6 

i 

B 
& 

i 

65 
175 

146 
315 

64 
158 

82 

85 
206 
123 
292 
156 

87 
265 
122 

86 
436 
105 
270 
2,282 
111 
246 
140 
270 
164 

79 
828 
261 

94 

44 
186 

88 

346 

l,2f6 

97 
256 

78 
646 

84 
114 

78 
131 
619 
193 
336 

60 
128 
136 
159 
154 
5,173 

86 
274 
863 
184 

67 

85 

in 

70 

586 

93 

59 

184 

57 

73 

89 

108 

288 

53 

345  I 

13 
44 

10 
51 
16 
23 
66 
15 

132 
20 
19 
74 
12 
5 
80 
16 
18 

966 
9 
5 

18 
31 
15 
16 

294 
20 
26 
4 
66 
^      .  18 
87 

268 
84 
20 

24 

23 

9 

19 

14 

11 

26 

12 

21 

2 

7 

29 

21 

4 

20 

8 

7 

469 

8 

4 

9 

16 

4 

11 

121 

10 

21 

2 

18 

7 

20 
110 
33 
22 

Iff 

47 
27 
51 
32 
27 
65 
36 
82 
26 
32 
65 
59 
41 
73 
35 
51 

477 
56 
32 
49 
66 
36 
22 

236 
21 
15 
24 
53 
24 

157 

622 
22 
46 
43 
18 
24 
18 
20 
54 
23 
61 
46 
21 
24 
43 
28 
54 

179 
34 

148 
34 
82 
16 
30 
29 
25 

243 
22 
17 
67 
11 
24 
23 
37 
80 
10 
78 

26 
22 
18 
36 
19 
24 
58 
20 
53 
18 
15 
51 
25 
27 
28 
25 
29 

262 
36 
14 
41 
30 
37 
26 
80 
18 
24 
14 
30 
33 
43 

261 
8 
36 
30 
18 
19 
20 
23 
42 
19 
38 
26 
12 
42 
28 
23 
24 
78 
19 
44 
31 
27 
21 
14 
SO 
24 
91 
21 
22 
69 
20 
21 
10 
21 
82 
20 
44 

Allen      

3 

1 

Ashland 

i 
1 

Athens 

Aucrlaize 

Udxnont 

1 

6 
2 

Brcwn    

29 

2 

1 

8i 

Butler     

1 

Carroll    

90 

Champaism    

4 
10 

i' 

2 

1 

1 
10 
3 
2 



3 
15 
2 

4 
2 

6 

Clark    t!^... ...:::.:.; 

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Clermont  

Clinton    

Z 

Columbiana  

228 

20 
170 

3- 

Coshoc*on        

Crawford   '. 

Cuyahcga 

6 
2 

2: 

Darke    

Defiance        

190 
21 

127 
65 

1 



Delaware    

2 

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2 
27 

Eric    



T 

Fairfield    

2* 

39 

2 
18* 

2 

Fayette    

1 

Franklin    

18* 

Fulton  

197 

Gallia      

8 

5 

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Oreene   

i" 

10 
10 

6 
2 
8 
7 

i2 
1 

11 
19 

8 

Guernsey    

2 

Hamilton   

6 

9- 

Cincinnati    

19* 

Hancock    

Hardin 

118 

4 

4 

8 
2 

8^ 

Harrison   

3 

Henry 

476 

19 
16 

9 
19 
24 
56 
69 
25 
22 
35 
16 
20 
52 
244 
20 
54 
86 

5 

12 
19 
25 

3 

16 
17 
12 
11 

9 

29 
24 

8 

6 
23 
17 
33 
18 
120 

5 
28 
11 

7 
13 

9 
17 

Highland    

2 

2 

3 

B 

Hocking^   

55 

Holmes    7 

H  uron 

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4 

2 

1 
2 

Jackson    

390 

JcfFerscri    

3 

1 

2- 

Knox    

2S1 

Lake   

Lawrence   

2 

2 

Lickings    

32 

48 

Logan  

1 
2 
8 
2 

1 

6 
2 
12 
6 

Lorain    

2* 

Lncas 

4,516 

&> 

Madison    

1 

Mahoning    

Marion   

750 
60 

1 
2 

4 

Medina  

D 

Meigs    

1 

Mercer    

13 

Miami    

2 

2 

8 

8* 

Monroe    

18 

Montgomery  

161 

R? 

15 

7 



8 

4' 

Moriran   

17 
3 

18  I          15 
13  I            4 
36             28 
4               3 
21              7 
25             29 
11              11 
25             26 
11               6 
21  1            2 

Morrow  

.... 

Muskinsum    

1 

2 

1 

Noble    

19 

Ottawa   

Paulding    

2 

Perry  

28 
120 

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the  year  ending  first  Mon- 
day in  September,  1899. 

Number  remaining  in  in- 
firmary on  first  MoodiT 
in  September.  1899. 

CownUes. 

White. 

Colored. 

White. 

Colored. 

i 
S 

1 

1 

1 

& 

1 

1 

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69 

208 

1,935 

281 

234 

81 
602 

73 
404 
240 
874 
171 

65 
806 

57 
296 
134 
177 
•  189 
593 
345 

14 
13 
22 
61 
15 
19 
28 
15 
146 
68 
28 
45 
18 
S3 

8 
46 
24 
40 

7 

33 
19 

3 

9 
10 
76 

9 
28 
16 

4 

25 
21 
12 
12 

9 
13 

7 

4 
24 
15 

4 
13 

6 

28 
30 
73 
62 
49 
18 
86 
19 
175 
92 
52 
54 
22 
17 
17 
55 
37 
58 
24 
34 
85 

24 

20 
80 
45 
88 
20 
38 
17 
58 
58 
22 
40 
20 
15 
16 
85 
47 
40 
IS 
82 
26 

136 
1,800 

Richland           .   ...... 

Ross    

8 

12 

11 

1 

v^sindiislcT 

128 

Scioto   . ' 



1 

Seneca    

884 
14 

Shelby    

2 

t 

Stark   

Summit  

2 

1 

Tnunbull   

259 
16 

Tuscarawas  

1 

3 

1 

Union 

Van  Wert  

225 

0 

148 

Vinton   

Warren    

2 

2 

2 

1 
1 

t 

^Vashinffton    

1 

"Wayne  

28 
141 
481 
255 

Williams  

Wood   

Wyandot  

1 

1 

s 

Totals 

12,5ff7 

27,948 

4,338 

2,075 

147 

110 

5,208 

8,182 

206 

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703 


Number  wholly 
illiterate. 

Number  able  to 
read  and  write. 

No.  received 
a  higher 
education. 

No.  not  reported  as 
to  education. 

Counties. 

White. 

Colored 

White. 

Colored 

White. 

White. 

Colored. 

V 

1 

i 
^ 

4J 

4! 

1 

Is 
S 

6 

V 

i 

1 

9J 

1 

V 

"3 

a 
& 

11 

21 
27 
4 
21 

10 
o 

15 
100 

12 

33 
6 
17 
17 
5 
26 
3 
8 
8 
10 
68 

21 

62 
16 
76 
4 
28 
100 
25 
65 
43 
17 
30 
23 
IF 

31 
87 

87 
10 

3 

19 
69 
20 
47 
12 

5 
12 
20 
17 
38 
16 
21 

Allen 

2 

2 

2 

2 

A.shlanH 

10 

9 

Ashubula    

Athens 

1 

5 

4 

1 

17 
28 

13 
11 

B^mont 

1 
6 
1 

"7' 

1 

Thrown   •     . 

17 
134 

9 
19 

2 

1 

1 

Butler    

1 

5 

1 

Carroll 

Champaign   

Clark 

2 
17 

3 
16. 

1 
8 

3 
5 

19 

7 

4 

1 

dlemiont 

48 
8 

26 

2 
8 

.    8 

Clinton 

28 
15 
15 
14 

14 
10 
12 

8 

2 

"i' 

"i' 

4 

Columbiana  

4 

2 

1 
5 

5 

18 
1,443 

7 
731 

Cuvahoflra    

6 

2 

I>arke 

55 

4 

20 
16 
80 

7 

89 
11 
10 

86 
6 

16 
6 

18 

10 

114 

5 

18 

2 

1 

2 

.... 

2 
21 

8 

1 
24 

10 
33 
24 
81 
21 
22 
431 
80 

5 
12 
87 

8 

202 

100 

20 

41 

85 

4 

10 
12 
16 
49 

7 

•  22 

11 

28 

8 

42 

IS 

36 

380 

ill 

8 
12 
25 
39 
23 
19 
87 
18 

6 

7 
28 

8 

38 
60 
13 
88 
14 

JDefiance 

Delaware   

5 

'     18 

9 

Erie 

Fairfield 

2 
2 
45 

1 
"7' 

Fayette 

9 
10 

7 

Franklin      ... 

Fulton  

Callia    

8 

4 

1 

26 
16 

21 
9 



Ceauga  

Creene   

61 
89 
88 

23 
87 
22 

10 

1 

11 

6 
'4' 

2 

1 

10 
12 

2 
4 

if 

Cuemsey   

JEiamilton  

4 

422 
10 
15 

8 

194 

8 

11 

Cincinnati  .... 

268 

107 

17 

11 

Hancock    

26 
10 

4 
14 
10 
15 

4 
22 
16 
28 
59 
20 
56 
17 
17 
20 
40 
18 
50 

20 

9 

8 

18 

12 

18 

17 

20 

18 

16 

31 

7 

50 

10 

14 

9 

32 

17 

10 

Hardin    

3 

2 

1 

4 

2 

5 
2 

Harrison   

4 

19 
19 

8 
15 
14 

Henry  

iiighfand  

.... 

1 

9 
14 

6 
81 

1 
20 

8 
10 

6 
35 

9 

15 

165 

4 
62 

2 

1 
.% 

1 

5 

Hocking    

Holmes  

19 
7 

56 
69 

11 

Huron   

2 

Jackson  

.... 
2 

"2 

29 
24 

1 

4 

1 

jeflFerson   

1 
1 

1 

2 

2 

Knox   

Lake    

Lawrence  

"3' 

2 

2 

Licking   

Logan    

2 

"is* 

"2 

18 

2 

11 
50 

88 
18 

1 
4 

1 

J^orain  

Lucas    

5 

3 

1 

3 
5 

1 
8 

. . . . 

Madison 

1 

7 

Afahoning  

ilarion 

. . . . 

70 

42 
2 
13 

1 

Medina  

16 
7 
6 

14 
9 

97 

25 

18 
15 

6 
11 

9 
48 
81 

2 
4 

1 

21 
9 
25 
15 
19 
807 
15 
5 

14 

6 

8 

19 

15 

105 

5 

4 

Meigs   

12 

1 

Mercer   

"2 

"2 

19 

9 

Miami   

1 

1 

25 

n 

2 

2 

Monroe  

Montgomery    

11 

8 

12 

8 

Aiorgan 

Morrow 

1 

25 

98 

4 

21 

87 
14 

Muskingum   

2 

2 

Noble   

2 
17 
16 
17 
14 
15 
25 
16 

4 

18 
10 
26 
10 
17 
23 

8 

9 
28 

7 
24 
66 

6 
74 
12 

6 
15 

Ottawa   

Paulding    

2 

25 
7 
25 

29 
8 
24 

Perry   .7 

3 
24 

9 
23 
15 

Pickaway  

9 

8 

Pike 

2 

2 

1       1 
1        2 

Portage 

Preble 

.... 

. .. . 

.... 

1 

1 

14 

8 

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Number  wholly 
illiterate. 

Number  able  to 
read  and  write. 

No.  received 
a  higher 
education. 

No.  not  reported  as 
to  education. 

Counties. 

White. 

Colored 

White. 

Colored 

White. 

White. 

Colored. 

V 

1. 

1 

V 

1 

V 

a 

"3 

a 

V 

1 

1 

Putnam       .     ..... 

12 

28 
91 
15 
26 

5 

9 
83 
51 

7 

40 
20 

5 
10 
18 
29 
12 
13 
11 
11 

2i 
24 
104 
12 
37 
15 
8 
47 
31 
10 
27 
15 
9 
6 
16 
39 
8 
7 
23 
6 

28 

48 

4 

3 

19 

7 

6 

i  _  i  ... 

Richland  

* 

Ross   

14 

13 

25  i       15 
28  I      1« 

2 
5 

Sandusky     

Scioto  

15 

9 

.... 

9  ' 
38 
12 
64 
108 
73 
58 
15 
12 
11 
79 

9 
88 

9 
21 
39 

6 
16 
11 
36 
47 
24 
25 
14 

6 
10 
22 

7 
26 

6 

9 
26 

Seneca  

21 

13 

174 

23 
2 

Shelby  

2 

2 

Stark   

Summit  

1 

1 

Trumbull     

1 
1 

1 

"4' 



.... 
.... 

Tuscarawas    

1 

Union    

Van  Wert  

33 

13 

S 

Vinton   

4 
4 

7 
1 

Warren     

4 

1 

1 

4 

1 

Washington    

Wayne    

23 

40 

7 

83 

25 
15 
4 

IS 

8 
2 
2 
4 

6 

Williams    

Wood    

Wyandot    

1 

1 

2 

Totals 

1,977  11,627 

1 

146 

114 

4,013 

1,817 

141 

97 

582 

275 

2,909 

1,488 

68 

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COST  OF  PAUPERISM. 


705 


Adams  

Allen    

Ashland    

Ashtabula    

Athens  

Auglaize  

Belmont   

Brown    

Butler    

Carroll   

Champaign   ... 

Clark    

Clermont    

Clinton    

Columbiana  . . . 

Coshocton   

Crawford    

Cuyahoga  .... 

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    

Erie 

Fairfield    

Fayette  

Franklin    

Fulton    

Gallia    

Geauga   

Greene 

Guernsey    

Hamilton  

Cincinnati 

Hancock  

Hardin    

Harrison    

Henry    

Highland   

Hocking  

Holmes   

Huron   

Jackson  ..' 

Jefferson    

Knox    

Lake   

Lawrence   

Licking   

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas  

Madison   

Mahoning   

Marion    

Medina   

Meigs  

Mercer    

Miami    , 

Monroe   

Montgomery    . 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum    .. 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    

Perry    

Pickaway    

Pike    

Portage   

Preble    

Putnam    


,690 
,396 
,037 
,130 
,7C8 
,884 
,713 
,513 
,673 
,031 
,689 
,393 
,!KK) 
,113 
,353 
,089 
,503 
,655 
,981 
,586 
,068 
,930 
,960 
.078 
,138 
.652 
,306 
,311 
,190 
,756 
,661 
,331 
,650 
,443 
,401 
,f06 
735 
,782 
,421 
,425 
,131 
,391 
,247 
,468 
,333 
.196 
,560 
,344 
,503 
,:]81 
,638 
,055 
,720 
,916 
.400 
,121 
,794 
.252 
,•327 
,.S50 
,251 
,921 
,678 
,661 
.232 
,951 
,766 
876 
384 
583 


OS 

?1,671  58 

17 

4,135  21 

13 

1,897  54 

:w 

45 

1,799  31 

39 

1,890  23 

89 

2,138  19 

56 

840  47 

00 

6,606  44 

71 

2,530  98 

31 

1,935  26 

«i8 

00 

919  56 

00 

3,726  28 

44 

5,790  04 

68 

2,871  79 

71 

8,018  38 

87 

21,534  32 

84 

216  25 

72 

2,394  18 

74 

8,686  35 

25 

3,289  22 

16 

162  95 

51 

1,460  77 

31 

1,350  25 

18 

1,925  31 

57 

100  00 

3? 

02 

2,934  62 

29 

1,664  04 

35 

;ii  50 

10 

10,444  84 

00 

400  00 

49 

3,816  79 

10 

300  00 

86 

1,184  49 

78 

4,369  51 

97 

1,493  52 

«9 

31 

2.021  35 

07 

3,340  02 

40 

4,184  33 

62 

5,367  25 

(H) 

21 

i,39i  si 

10 

985  40 

40 

996  67 

87 

6,367  15 

57 

17,866  15 

63 

791  56 

?? 

47 

8,669  19 

05 

711  69 

99 

00 

891  00 

69 

847  47 

60 

700  77 

89 

378  39 

31 

608  49 

82 

200  60 

41 

1,210  59 

65 

823  42 

83 

8,070  27 

IH) 

1.096  78 

47 

1,417  67 

85 

7,046  45 

00 

2,697  68 

57 

4,567  93 

57 

264  66 

06 

2,079  27 

^,261 

14,581 
8,934 

10,130 
6,567 
5,774 

11,852 
5,334 

24,279 
7,562 
9,624 

13.893 
5,879 

10.839 

20,143 

8,461 

5,522 

110,190 

13,198 
4,980 

11,755 

13,219 
7,123 
5,639 

50,488 
6,577 
3,406 
2,311 

18,124 
5,420 

29,772 

98,775 
4,050 

13,260 
3.701 
3,091 

10,105 
4.276 
2,421 

11,446 
7,4n 

13,575 

10,614 
6,468 
6,724 

10,181 
4,557 

14,712 

42,860 
9,173 

16,638 

15,724 
6,431 
4,916 
5,291 
9,969 
4,495 

89,631 
4,935 
8,551 

12,462 
2,745 
6,749 
3,758 
8,650 

20,998 
4.463 

11,444 
4,649 
6,662 


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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


COST  OF  PAUPERISM— Concluded. 


Owmties. 


I  I 

i    ^ 

8-      S 


Richland  

R088  

Sandusky  

Scioto    

Seneca  

Shelby  

Stark    

Summit  /. 

Trumbull  

Tuscarawas   

Union    

Van  Wert   ^ 

Vinton   

Warren 

Washington    

Wayne    

Williams  

Wood 

Wyandot 

Totals 


10,513  17 
22,161  87 
7,256  54 
4,365  ^ 
7,005  26 
5,624  13 
19,602  96 
14.018  65 
6,543  30 
5,787  13 
8,209  15 
3,707  91 
2,282  07 
8,817  32 
6,427  92 
6,958  00 
2,253  15 
3,904  78 
4,841  26 


2,856  97 
5,262  52 
4,749  45 
1,240  74 
5,766  06 
409  73 


7,070  36 

3,129  05 

195  00 

581  26 

2,587  19 

165  78 

562  13 

4,999  15 

897  28 

2,876  39 

5,803  82 

2,485  66 


13,370  14 
27.423  89 
12.005  09 
5.606  St 
12,771  » 
6.0S3  86 
19.602  06 
21,069  00 
9.672  85 
5.98S13 
3.790  41 
6,295  10 
2,397  as 
9,879  45 
n.427  07 
7.SS5  28 
5,129  54 
9.708  60 
7,896  9S 


$886,991  63 


$286,242  01 


$1,123,233  64 


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BUILDING  STATISTICS. 


NEW  STRUCTURES  FOR  THE  YEAR  1900. 

(Valuations  as  returned  by  assessors,  or  as  returned  and  fixed  by  Boards  of  Equalization^ 


DWELLINGS,  STORES  AND  WAREHOUSES,  STABLES  AND  BARNS, 
SCHOOLS,  CHURCHES  AND  ALL  OTHER  BUH^DINOa 


County 
Buildings. 

Churches. 

School  Houses. 

stores  and 
Warehouses. 

Connties. 

Z 

Value. 

1 

1 

Value. 

1 

Value. 

1 

Value. 

Adams 

8 
11 
1 

7 
14 
3 

4 
4 

$1,960 
53,480 
2  000 

Allen  

Ashland    

Ashtabula    

5,030 

9,160 

870 

Aufflaixe 

6,680 
8,700 

Brown • 

Butler  1 

Carroll   

8 
8 
8 
2 

10 
11 
6 
2 
856 
8 
1 

1.850 

3,660 
83,000 

Clark    





Clermont    ..• 

300 

Clinton 

8,570 
11,496 
12,320 

3,910 

Columbiana 

1 

$9,000 

1 
1 
2 

4 

$10,000 

7,500 

8,000 

28,680 

Crawford    

Cuvahoflra 

8 
1 

33,450 
10,000 

891,610 
10,000 

Darke 

Defiance      .   .   . 

140 

Delaware  





Erie  ^ 

5 
6 
2 

38 
6 
3 
7 
4 
8 
106 
5 
4 
1 
6 

10 

17,800 

Fairfield          

13  510 

Fayette    

4,450 

8 

1 

44,200 
1,500 

188,260 
1.640 

Fulton   

Gallia    

....... 

7.670 

Q^^Ucr^         .                

4,789 

Greene 

:::::::::;;::;::::i:;::::';::::;:;:::: 

5,000 

CiuemscT 

1 

3  000 

Hamilton 

2 

$8,450 

12 
2 

26,350 
2,800 

5 
3 

63,000 
9,000 

208  140 

10,800 

2.160 

TTarrison           . 

250 

4 

6,500 

4 

5,500 

4.040 

Highland    

16.600 

HockinflT 

2 

34,666 

Holmes    

... 

Huron       •        ••        

1 

4,000 

1 

4,000 

9 
2 
4 
7 
9 

10 
3 
6 

11 

119- 

6 

23 
3 
1 
1 

4,480 

266 

1,590 

I^QOX      

1 





4.600 

I^c     

i 



10,230 

1 

500 



4,340 

Licking               



5.200 



8,560 

1 

27,000 



31,980 

6 

15,000 

153,205 

Madison                    

8,550 

1 

1          25,000 

1 

10,000 

131,330 

Marion    ' 

1,940 

MMlinA     1 

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2,500 

Meigs   ..*..*. ! 1 ) 1 

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DWELLINGS,  STORES,  WAREHOUSES;  ETC.— Continued. 


County 
Buildings. 

Churches. 

School  Houses. 

Stores  and 
Warehouses. 

Couaties. 

i 

Value. 

.1 
1 

Value. 

9 

Value. 

.0 

a 

s 

Valnc. 

Mercer     

1 
1 

8,000 
5,000 

4 
10 
3 

1 
3 

3,S5(^< 

Miami    

2 

10,000 

8,500 

Monroe 



630 

Montgomery     , 

1 

2,000 

3 

75,003 

5,O0D 

Morgan   

«. . 

40D 

Morrow 

2 

2,000 

1  1'               500 

Muskingum    

6  '            2,150 

Noble  

« 

3,500 

'"5 

2,600 

2  1               800 

Ottawa 

1   1            2,450 

Pauldinir  

:: 

16  1            5.6» 
5  I            6,475 

Perry 

'2 
2 

2,400 
4,503 

Pickaway    

1 

29,003 

2               S.OOO 

Pike 

1 

1                   6O0 

Portage   

1 

1 

2,003 

6              28.5CO 

Preble    

1 

3  '             1,920 

pQttlam   '. 

1             16,000 

1 

11,000 



9               1  903 

Richland  . . . , 

12              24,750* 

Ross    

7               7,400 

Sanduskv    '. 

4  1            1,250 

Sciofd  '  ' 

3 

7.500 

2 

900 

IS  1           39,900 

Seneca   

. ... ^. 

4  1            1,850 

Shelby    

7  1            7,900 

Stark    

1 

1 

15,0C0 
8,000 

2 

20,000 

4 

8.000 

5  1          17,000 

Summit 

16  1          61,350 

Trumbull    

5 
2 

25,000 
4,500 

5  I          11.960 

Tuscarawas    

;;;;;;'::::::::( 

7 
12 
5 
1 
7 
81 
4 

18.240 

Union    

8,690 

Van  Wert 

2 

2,100 

13,150 

Vinton   ....• 

175 

Warren    

9.700 

Washinflrton*   .........   ...... 

7 
5 

27,660 
14,250 

32,830- 

Wayne   

1 

16,C00 

1 

5,000 

l,8ia 

Williams    

Wood   

5 

9,300 



14 
4 

29,760* 
io.am< 

Wyandot    

Totals  

1 

1 

8           S8S.450  'l 

63 

$301,400 

68 

$331,790 

1,616    «9  SQo  im. 

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Counties. 


Dwellings. 


Value. 


Stables  and  Bams. 


a 


Value. 


Manufacturinsr 
Establifihmen  ts. 


Value. 


.Adams 

Allen    

Ashland 

Ashtabula    , 

-Athens 

Auglaize   

Belmont    

Brown  

Butler   

Carroll  

Champaign  

Clark    

Clermont   

Clinton  

Columbiana    

•Coshocton   

Crawford    

-Cuyahoga  

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    

Erie  

Fairfield    

Fayette  

Franklin   

Fulton      

Gallia  

Geauga    

Greene    

Guernsey   

Hamilton  

Hancock  

Hardin    

Harrison    

Henry   :? . 

Highland  

Hocking 

Holmes 

Huron  

Jackson , 

Jefferson 

Knox 

L^ke '. , 

Lawrence 

Licking 

Logan 

Lorain   

Xucas  

Madison  

Mahoning  

Marion   

Medina  

Meigs    • 

Mercer    

^iami   

"Monroe 

Montgomery   

Morgan  

Morrow 

Muskingum   ^ 

Noble    ^ 

Ottawa    

■Paulding , 

Perry  

Pickaway 

Pike   

Portage    

Preble  

Putnam 

Hichland 

Koss  

"Sandusky 

'Scioto  

Seneca  


61 
279 

95 
291 

76 
117 
147 

66 
236 

01 
110 
226 

49 

68 

•   2S4 

1S7 

153 

3,202 

211 

76 

58 
253 
231 

62 
675 
115 
104 

51 
115 
220 
679 
116 
121 

106 

108 

55 

23 

147 

86 

163 

67 

96 

111 

291 

190 

615 

1,351 

71 

328 

159 

102 

76 

69 

187 

50 

710 

33 

46 

176 

47 

71 

111 

66 

131 

22 

60 

76 

165 

227 

82 

123 

212 


$14,020 

1.39,560 

62,623 

136,190 

21,735 

87,590 

83,625 

20,800 

165,296 

19,750 

49,730 

189,959 

26,830 

29,700 

137,185 

89,228 

96,a30 

1,905,610 

94,600 

16,940 

23,450 

198,365 

117,995 

36,410 

745,280 

19,850 

19,550 

23,840 

56,210 

79.905 

1,256,380 

93,030 

44,745 

26,400 

24,460 

43,340 

14,210 

13,920 

59, SCO 

29,876 

62,430 

22,835 

86,510 

40,410 

184,275 

•  97,200 

256,366 

739,090 

60,800 

293,850 

80,265 

83,225 

13,650 

25,760 

116,890 

16.910 

601,780 

12,415 

21,441 

96,435 

8,190 

17,050 

15,980 

19,940 

102,680 

5,470 

64,950 

43,600 

86,440 

126,^50 

43,190 

61,740 

82,640 

85,915 


18 
59 
46 
33 
12 
51 
80 
50 
32 
29 
30 
24 
36 
26 
70 
31 
62 
850 
274 
42 


18 
66 
64 
26 
62 
25 
44 
40 
73 
52 
29 
84 
41 
10 
27 
46 
5 
11 
84 
39 
11 
47 
97 
46 

119 
21 
84 
15 
46 
10 
47 

110 
48 

104 
28 
21 
47 
19 
48 
52 
86 
27 
8 
47 
49 

119 
72 
31 
60 
29 
68 


$2,170 

16,640 

19,950 

6,260 

1,990 

12,400 

7,260 

9,496 

11,125 

7,430 

6,610 

12,380 

6,450 

7,640 

14,280 

6,605 

23,200 

84,210 

67,800 

6,520 

6,S50 

20,285 

10,975 

4,215 

31,100 

7,620 

2,870 

15,168 

13,410 

8,000 

29.490 

28,120 

i2,730 

4,910 

14,640 

7,590 

900 

8,000 

10,760 

1,106 

3,710 

6,385 

16,210 

1,540 

8,065 

19,150 

7,350 

19,970 

9,640 

20,980 

2,085 

9,390 

1,111 

12,900 

20,510 

6,050 

48,150 

4,375 

4,610 

8,500 

1,880 

9,860 

7,970 

6,125 

8,080 

1,220 

22,200 

13,260 

18,0S6 

17,690 

6,900 

6.680 

11,090 

11,925 


8 

4 

6 

164 


32 


115 
2 
1 


$24,500 
21,600 


21,070 
43,500 

2,275 
16,800 
10,230 

8,410 

18,000 

200 


33,810 

13,080 

19,620 

424,220 


39,715 
38,100 


108,980 


407,660 

13,700 

200 


6,600 
300 


1,100 
14,032 
43,770 


4,900 
64,300 
3,000 
1,2.30 
1,870 
82,500 


888,180 


8,200 

1,620 

9.800 

16,580 


43,600 


11,100 


1,200 
1,210 


80,000 


2,200 
4,600 

26, .300 
7,700 
2,900 
9,000 

42,450 


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DWELLINGS,  STORES,' WAREHOUSES,  ETC— Continued 


Ootuitlea. 


Dwellings. 


I 

9 


Value. 


Stables  and  Bams. 


Value. 


Mannfactaring 
Establishments. 


Valne. 


Shelby 

Sterk   

Summit  .... 
Trumbull  .. 
Tuscarawas 

Union  

Van  Wert  . 

Vinton 

Warren  .... 
Washington 

Wayne 

Williams  ... 

Wood 

Wyandot  .. 

Totals 


144 

801 
478 
237 
241 
118 
102 
23 
63 
414 
103 
68 
196 
136 


50,220 
218,638 
401,530 
117,520 
166,600 

50,500 

26,220 
7,685 

38,870 
219,720 

40,010 

14,125 
111,470 

40,505 


18,287 


$11,173,306 


4,639 


14,480 
26.369 
12,460 
10.670 
16,250 
13,170 
11,840 
910 

9,110 

9,250 
15,230 

8,915 
15,210 

9,120 


4,40» 

47,182 
46,5CO 

3S,12f> 
8.000 


s.ooo 

11,7» 
48,570 
5,960 
2,100 
175.00«y 


$1,106,686 


592 


$2,S79.»« 


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BUILDING   STATISTICS. 


711 


SUMMARY. 

Giving  Totai,  of  New  Structures  Erected  in  Each  County  During  the 
Year  1900,  and  Vai,ue  Thereof,  as  Reported  by  County  Auditors. 


Counties, 


All  other  Buildings 
Not  Given  Elsewhere. 


Value. 


Total  New  Structures 
Erected. 


i 


Value. 


Adams   

Allen  

Ashland    . . . . 
Ashtabula  .. 

Athens   

Auglaize  ... 
Belmont  — 

Brown   

Butler 

Carroll   

Champaign  . 
Clark  ....... 

Clermont  ... 

Clinton   

Columbiana 
Coshocton  .. 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga  . . . 

Darke 

Defiance   .... 
Delaware  ... 

Erie  

Fairfield    

Fayette 

Franklin   ... 

Fulton   

Gallia  

Geauga 

Greene 

Guernsey  

Hamilton   ... 
Hancock  .... 

Hardin    

Harrison 

Henry    

Highland   ... 
Hocking  .... 

Holmes  

Huron  

Jackson   

Jefferson 

Kn 


Lake  

Lawrence  . . . 

Licking  

Logan  

Lorain 

Lucas  

Madison   .... 
Mahoning    . . 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs  

Mercer 

Miami    

Monroe  , 

Montgomery 

Morgan  

Morrow , 

Muskingum  .. 

Noble  

Ottawa 

Paulding  — 

Perry 

Pickaway   .... 

Pike  

Portage 

Preble    

Putnam  

Richland 


85 


14 


12 
472 


7 
9 
89 
18 
18 
172 
20 
8 


124 


10 
5 

18 
2 
1 

23 
108 

17 
9 


$6,400 


7,600 
4,626 
8,860 
8,360 


2,460 
16,860 
4,860 
1,100 
1,790 


2,980 
150,400 


676 

610 

19,680 

7,480 

5,460 

184,700 

1,960 

170 


29,130 

80,300 

8,719 


1,290 
1,626 


600 
14,716 
3,900 


11,760 


1,600 


8,860 

28,010 

1.690 

6,130 

8,420 

18,140 

766 

920 

6,890 

1,920 

126,246 


8,860 


9,640 

630 

8,000 

6,000 

160 

27,450 

21,190 

1,576 

1,820 


77 
886 
144 
831 
102 
212 
185 
127 
294 

96 
168 
269 

95 
106 
880 
280 
236 
5,054 
498 
126 
106 
875 
296 

96 
890 
206 
186 
113 
146 
267 
983 
280 
194 

94 
210 
170 

67 

60 
212 
101 
191 
108 
176 
136 
846 


1,644 
104 
451 
180 
168 

96 
189 
846 
109 
944 

64 

77 
283 

76 
131 
186 
127 
166 

32 
136 
237 
808 


$18,140 

239,530 

106,078 

146,480 

82,886 

79.430 

144,640 

89,620 

196,580 

89,810 

66,750 

270,18^ 

87,680 

47,010 

196,510 

140,283 

154,040 

8,497,400 

210.980 

23,175 

29,910 

295,846 

188.010 

50,625 

1,252.620 

82,570 

80,260 

46,717 

75,120 

00,905 

2,028.600 

187,750 

63,554 

81,560 

62,930 

09,355. 

49,110 

16.920 

84.800 

50.996 

115,400 

32.82? 

128.600 

111,090 

202,040 

126,130 

828,415. 

983,675. 

70,680 

825.42(y 

87,710 

66,456. 

17,146. 

eO,73(V 

184,450 

25.510 

801,676. 

17,190 

82.401 

118.185. 

16,970 

41,000' 

31,420 

87.940 

188,260 

7,440 

146,100 

82,170 

88,602 

196,010 


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SUMMARY.  —Concluded 


1 


Counties. 


All  other  Buildings 
Not  Given  Elsewhere. 


I 

9 


Value. 


Total  New  Structures. 
Erected. 


Value. 


Ross  

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto  

Seneca  

Shelby  

Stark  

Summit  

Trumbull    ... 
Tuscarawas    , 

Union   

Van  Wert  .., 

Vinton 

Warren  

Washington 

Wayne 

Williams  .... 

Wood  

Wyandot  


Totals. 


2,440 
5,020 
2,640 
8,270 
2,820 


3,500 

200 

9,610 


18 


2,000 


8,830 
29,970 
22,600 
2,000 
7,590 
1,600 


145 
201 
274 
215 
244 
424 
569 
306 
303 
211 
194 
32 
147 
551 
181 
111 
316 
186 


67. «» 

67,500 

153,670 

100.410 

79.ft20 

352,  IS4 

528,34^ 

203.470 

2S3.200 

72,3rtO 

66.l3n 

11,730 

78.?*n 

3©,0fti 

118.^1 

27,14iJ 

348, »^ 

61.315 


1,826 


$856,337 


26,949 


$18,528,376 


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JUDICIAL    STATISTICS. 


713 


JUDICIAL  STATISTICS. 
FOR  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1900. 

•t  As  Reported  by  the  Probate  Courts  and  Clerks  of  Common  Pleas  Courts.) 


PROSECUTIONS  FOR  CRIMES  AGAINST  THE  PERSON. 


! 

Murder  in  First  Degree. 

Murder  in  Second  Degree. 

Coanties* 

1 

1 

a 

a 

1 

9 

1 

i 
1 

1 

i 

1 

9 

*2 

a 

1 

1 
1 

1 

u 
0 

1 

B 

00 

Allen    

1 
1 
2 
1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 

Ashtabula 



2 
2 

1 
1 

2 

Brown    

i 

2 

Butler     

i 

"Clermont    

1 

1 

Clinton     »... 

1 

Cuyahoga 

15 
1 

2 

1 

12 

Defiance w 

3 

1 
3 
1 
3 

3 



1 

lVri<*               r    -    ,    r    r    .    r    t    .    T    -    -    ,    ,    T    r    ,    ,    r    .    .    .    T    ,    .    r    , 

1 

Franklin    

I 

2 

<;allia    

1 



1 

1 



Guernsey    

1 
10 

1 

1 

Hamilton    

12 

2 

i 

3 

6 



'       2 

8 

Hardin   

1 

Highland    

2 

1 

1 

H ockincT 

2 





2 

Huron 

1 
2 
1 



1 
1 

Jefferson    



1 

L^ke    

1 

Lawrence 

2 

1 

..   .. 
1 

Logan    

1 
1 

:::::: 

1 
1 

Lorain    







Madison    

1 
1 
8 

""i* 

2 

1 



Mahoning    

M  eigs 

1 

3 
1 
1 
3 

4 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 

3 


Montgomery     

1 

Morgan    

1 



Portage    

8| 

Ross    

1 

8 

1 

1 

Sandusky 

1 
1 
1 

Scioto 

1 

1 

Stark  

Summit    

1 
2 

1 
2 
2 

1 
1 

Trumbull    

::'.:::..-..- 

1 

Vinton    

2 

Warren    

1 

1 

"Washington    

1 

1 

"Wood 

1 

1 

Totels   

58 

21 

5 

7 

25 

51 

10 

2 

3 

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Manslaughter. 

Rape. 

CoimUcs. 

1 

0 

I 

1 

i 

i 
1 

be 

i 

I 
i 

1 

j 

I 

3 

1 

1 

1 

Adams    

•  I 

6 
1 
4 
8 

1 

I 

Allen   

1 
1 
1 

1 

^ 

Ashland     

Ashtabula  

1 

1 

t 

Athens   

' 

% 

Aug^laize 

Belmont    



1 

Brown    

1 

1 

Butler  

1 

t 

Clark  



1 


1 

Clermont    

2 

8 

8 

32 



2 
2 

3 
8 

Columbiana    

1 

Crawford     

Cuvahoflra 

i 

1 

1 

2 

1 

2S 

Darke     

1 

Defiance    

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
1 
0 
2 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 

Fairfield    

Fayette 

...... 

1 

1 

• 

Franklin    

1 

Fulton    

1 

1 

Gallia    

8 

1 

2 

1 

Greene    

1 
1 
2 

1 

Guernsey    

1 

16 
1 

1 
10 

1 

Hamilton    

3 

1 

2 

2 
2 

$ 

Hancock 

Harrison 

1 

Henry 

\ 

Highland    

1 

1 

1 

Hocking    

1 

2 
2 
4 

4 
2 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 

1 
2 
1 
2 

1 

Holmes    

Huron 

1 

2 

Jefferson    

2 

Knox 

1 

1 

Lake    

1 

Lawrence    

1 

Lucas     .                    ... 

2 

2 





1 

I^adison ....t 

1 

1 

Mahoning    

1 

Miami 

1 
1 

1 
1 

Montgomery  

4 
1 
1 
2 
1 
2 
1 
1 
2 
2 
1 
2 
2 



1 

2 

1 

I 

Morgan 



Morrow    

1 

Muskinmim 



1 

1 

1 

Ottawa     

Pauldinar     

1 

1 



1 

Putnam 

1 

1 

1 

Stark     

1 



1 

Trumbull     

1 

1 

' 

1 

1 

Vinton     

1 

2 

1 

1 

Williams    

1 

1 

Wood               

1 

1 

Totals   

35 

10 

2 

4 

19 

123 

1 

81 

8 

26 

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Aclams    

Allen    

i' 

"**i* 

2 

6 
16 
5 
5 
8 
8 
63 
2 

1 

1 
1 

1 

4 
1 

1 
1 

Ashland    

Ashtabula    

14 

9 

3 

2 

4 

Athens    

""s 

1 

1 
2 

1 

2 

Auglaize     

Belmont     

2 

2 

1 
2 
2 

Brown     

5 

Butler    

Carroll     

1 
1 
5 

4 

CThaniDaifirn   

1 

Clark  .If!;.::::::: 

2 

2 

I 

Clermont    

5 

1 

7 

Clinton    

4 

Columbiana    

8 

8 

1 
3 
1 
10 

8 

1 

Coshocton     

Crawford    

A . . 

2 

14 

2 

"**8* 

3 
24 

2 

Cuyahoga    

Darke    

99 

7 

34 

6 

19 

88 

12 

Defiance  

Delaware   

1 
2 
6 
1 
16 
1 
2 

1 
2 

4 

Erie    ^ 

Fairfield 

2 

1 

3 

1 
22 

"'i' 

8 

1 
11 

Fayette   

Franklin     

5 

8 

2 

1 

4 

6 

I 

Fulton     

Gallia     

1 

1 

9 

1 

3 

1 

4 

Geauga   

Greene 

i 

8 
19 

1 

i 

"'i' 

10 

4 
12 
93 

1 
1 
1 

1 
1 

:::::: 

2 
8 
9 

1 

Guernsey   ......... 

3 
21 

1 

5 

Hamilton     

Hancock    ......... 

4 

5 

1 

03 

Hardin    

1 

Harrison 



1 

* 

Henry    

Highland   ......... 

7 
3 
6 



3 
2 

1 

4 

Hocking     

1 

4 

1 

Huron   

I 

s 

8 

1 

Holmes    

Jackson     

1 
3 

1 

""3' 

7 
5 
1 

4 
4 
4 
3 
6 
8 
4 
6 
6 

""2 

1 

""i 

4 

1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
4 
7 
2 
2 
1 

2 

1 

Jefferson . . 

4 

iCnox     

Lake    

1 
2 
2 

1 

1 

Lawrence   

2 

2 

2 

Licking    

2 

Logan    

2 

Lorain 

2 

4 

1 
4 

1 

1 
...... 

1 
1 

"'i' 

1 
3 

1 

Lucas    

\f  adison     

Mahoning    

Marion    

1 

1 

3 

Medina   . . , » , 

I^^igs 

14 

3 

11 

3 
2 
6 

2 

1 

Mercer    

2 

Miami     

2 
2 

7 

1 

1 

1 
2 

1 

3 

1 

Montgomery    

Morgan    

7 

6 

1 

'"'i' 

3 

2 

1 

1 

Morrow 

Muskingum    

I^oble    

5 

4 

1 

3 
2 

1 
2 

1 
1 
1 
1 

""i' 

2 

1 

1 

i 

Ottawa    

Paulding    

1 

1 

Perry    

1 

Pickaway   

2 

2 

1 

1 

Portage    

1 

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PROSECUTIONS  FOR  CRIMES  AGAINST  THE  PERSON-^ontinued. 


Kobbery. 

.\ssault  with  Intent  to  Kill,  indnd- 
ing  Shooting:,  Cuttinsr,  or  Stab- 
bing with  Intent  to  Kill. 

Counties. 

i 
1 

p 

a 

2 
a 

•c 
a 

M 

1 

1 
0 

0 

•g 

(A 

3 

bb 

s 

t 

3 

1 

3 

z 

a 

V 

a 
1 

"3 

1 

i 
1 

i 

bi 

c 

G 
t 

s 

Putnam    

8 
1 

4 

2 

1 

Richland    

1 

2 

1 

2 
2 
1- 

1 

Ross   



4 

Sandusky  

Scioto    

2 

2 

1 

8 

3 

4 

1 

"Seneca  

Shelby     

3 
4 

3 

1 
1 

1 
1 
3 

i* 

2 

Stark    

2 

1 

1 

Summit     

Trumbull     

1 

Tuscarawas     

1 

2 
1 

1 

1 

Union 

1 

A'^an   Wert  | 



Vinton     ! 



4 

h2 

2 

0 

2 

2 

Warren    ' 

1 

1 

Washington    3 

Wayne     , 

3 

2 

1  , 

1 

3 

1 

Williams     

Wood     ;.... 



^ 

;;;;;; 

1 

"Wyandot    



Totals    

j             .'                1                 ' 

250 

7 

101 

18 

47 

77       481 

42 

187 

19 

• 

84 

149 

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Assault  With  Intent  to  Commit  Rape 
or  Robbery. 

Pointing  Fire-arms  at  Any  Person 
or  Discharging  Same  and  In- 
juring Thereby. 

Coanties. 

1 

1 

, 

a 

i 

s 

i 

! 

.1 
1 

1 

d 

or 

1 

w 

■  B 
1 

i 

V 

8 

i 

a 

M 

t 

'S 

1 

t 
1 

1 

£ 

Ashland   

1 
1 
6 

1 

Brown    

1 
1 

Butler    

2 

2 

Champaign     

1 
1 
1 

2 

i 

Clermont     

2 

1 
1 
1 
10 
1 
1 
2 
4 
1 
3 
1 
3 
8 

1 

1 

1 

Clinton   

1 

""2 

1 

Columbiana    

1 

Crawford    

* 

1 

Cuyahoga    

4 
1 

6 

13 
2 

1* 

Darke    

1 

1 

Defiance    

1 
""2* 

Fairfield   

1 
1 
1 
3 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Franklin    

Fulton    



Gallia    

Geauga  

1 
1 
4 

Guernsey  

1 
4 

1 

Hamilton    

4 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 

4 
1 

Hancock     

Hardin     

2 

1 

1 
1 

1 

......i...... 

1. 

Harrison   



1 
1 

Highland  

Hocking 

1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
4 
2 
1 
6 
2 
1 
1 
1 

1 
1 

1 

1; 

Holmes 

Jacksdn  

1 

3 

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3 

1 

2 

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1 

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1 

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1 

1 

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34 
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30 
15 

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16 
16 
14 
42 

9 
29 

2 
21 
25 
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10 
11 

6 
11 
17 
21 

7 
19 
40 
37 

8 
10 
20 
16 
15 
17 
29 
12 
28 
12 
13 
24 

5 
34 
13 
37 
12 

5 
18 

8 
42 
10 
14 
18 
21 
24 

6 

5 
14 
36 
15 
22 
11 
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30 
15 

2 
18 
19 
14 
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10 
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2 
23 
27 
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11 
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6 
11 
17 
21 

7 

22 
41 
38 

8 
11 
21 
19 
15 
22 
34 
15 
29 
15 
13 
34 

9 
36 
13 
42 
18 

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1 

11 

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1 

4 

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1 

2 

15 
4 

12 
9 
4 
9 
4 
2 
4 

11 
6 
7 
6 
6 
9 

12 
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8 
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6 
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7 
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2 

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8 

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3 

1 

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7 

1 
2 
6 
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1 

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1 
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2 

3 

1 
22 

2 

1 

13 

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1 

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3 

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1 
3 

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4 

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1 

8 

6 

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2 

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1 
1 

7 
3 

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1 

1 
2 

6 

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4 

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1 
3 

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2 

5 
7 
6 
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4 
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4 
3 
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3 

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2 

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8 

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3 
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7 

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2 
2 

7 

1 

2 

12 

3 

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1 

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Ottawa    

Paulding    . . . 

Perry   

Pickaway 

Pike    

Portage    

PrcWe    

Putnam     

Richland    . . . 

Ross  

SandtKky     . . 

Scioto    

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Shelby   

Stark    

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Warren  

Washington 

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2 
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1 
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28 

8 
13 

1 

8 
137 
2 
2 
4 
8 
2 

18 

89 
2 
1 
1 

18 
2 

78 
1 
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8 
4 

8 

6 

1 

1 
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1 
18 

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29 
2 

2 

1 

23 

4 

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1 

1 

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1 
2 

1 

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6 

1 

1 

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10 
2 

8 
6 



8 

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4 

10 





6 

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2 

2 

1 
6 
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1 



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4 

1 

2 

1 

1 

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8 

8 

8 

8 

4 

7 

29 

6 

9 

6 

2 

9 

1 

6 

2 

27 

1 

1 

18 

2 

13 

10 

8 

2 

21 

4 

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1 

1 

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1 
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1 

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1 

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1 

1 
8 
1 
2 
2 
11 

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8 

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1 

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15 

10 

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2 
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1 

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1 
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1 

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1 

1 

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15 

9 

2 

1 

8 

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4 
2 

3 
9 

18 
3 
2 
6 
1 

13 
9 
5 
2 
6 

4 

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1 

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1 
3 
4 

11 
1 
2 
4 
1 

10 
5 
5 
1 
6 

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Richland    

1 
2 

4 

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1 
1 

1 

Ross  

1 

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Scioto  

1 

1 

Seneca    

1 

1 

Shelby  

Stark    

Summit  

3 

1 

6 

5 

1 

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1 
1 

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Vinton    

2 
8 
4 
9 
4 
6 

2 
8 

1 

1 

Warren 

4 
2 
1 
8 

4 

i 

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1 

1 
2 
1 

1 

Wayne    

2 

Williams    

1 

Wood    

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768 

16 

899 

82 

135 

176 

141 

9 

6 

56 

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3 

1 

1 

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4 

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6 

2 

4 

1 

2 

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1 
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Receiving.  Buying  or 

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Obtaining  Ptopcrty  or 

Signature  by  False 

Pretense. 

Forging  or  Uttering 
Forged  Instrumen ts. 

All  other  Crimes 
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1 
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7 

4 

1 

1 
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2 

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1 

1 

2 

2 

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1 

1 

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1 

1 

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3 

1 

2 

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1 

1 

1    1  1     1 

1 

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1 

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1 

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7 

1 

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1 

1 

2 

1 

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2 

1 

3 

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1 
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1 

Clinton    

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8 
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1 
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1 

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2 

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1 

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1 

1 

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1 

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1 

2 
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4 

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1 

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1 
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1 
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4 
8 

7 
5 

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3 

1 

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2       1 

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1 

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6 

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2 
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1 
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1 

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1 

1 

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Harrison    

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1 

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Obtaining:  Property  or 

Siffnatim  by  False 

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4 

8 

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2 

2 

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4 
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1 

2 

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1 

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1 
8 

1 
4 
7 
1 
2 
1 

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1 
1 

2 

1 

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.... 

1 

1 

1 

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1 

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1 

2 

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1 

1 

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1 
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1 
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8 
4 
1 
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2 

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2 

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1 

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2 
2 

1 

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1 

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55 

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RBCAPITULATION. 

Tasle  Givino  Nambs  of  Crimes  and  Tdtai,  Ntthber  of  Pkrsowh  Prose- 
cuted FOR  Offenses  Against  Proferty. 


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1 

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7 
4 

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5 

20 
6 
11 
28 
24 
86 

15 
39 

6 
31 

8 
16 
30 
19 
43 

2 

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9 

5 

6 

.      1 

6 

15 

Ashland     

3 

Ashtabula    

18 
7 
2 

IS 
5 
9 

s 

1 

14 

4 

...... 

4 

*  6 
2 
1 

12 

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6 
2 

2 

...... 

1 

2 

6 

26 

Brown    ........•••■ 

i' 

2 
2 

1 
7 

6 

Butler   

f^arrnll 

17 

Champaign    

Clark 

4 

28 
3 

13 
8 
3 
8 
137 
2 
2 
4 
8 
2 

13 

39 
2 
1 
1 

13 
2 

73 
1 
7 

1 
4 

6 
12 
24 

5 

4 

"9 
14 

8 

13 

1 

10 
2 
4 
2 
8 
2 
4 
3 
1 

2 

i 

2 

1 
1 

10 
3 
3 

31 
3 
2 
2 

10 

9 

39 

11 

23 

49 

23 

22 

264 

1ft 

25 

19 

34 

7 

56 

67 

12 

7 

6 

27 

15 

220 

8 

5 

6 

13 

20 

I 

27 
33 
42 
5 
13 
12 
1ft 
11 
29 
50 
11 
36 
14 
18 
15 
9 
34 
22 
74 
4 
4 
51 
4 
8 

8 
44 
13 
35 
47 
20 
22 
846 
21 
31 
18 
39 

48 
89 
13 
7 
6 

80 

15 

286 

9 

8 

9 

15 

20 

12 

2 

30 
33 
46 
7 
15 
16 
24 
12 
81 
63 
16 
37 
30 
18 
20 
10 
33 
19 
92 
3 
4 
51 
5 
8 

1 

1 
2 
1 
1 

4 

2 

2 

1 

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2 



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2 

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3 

1 

8 

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1 

12 
1 

1 
3 

1 

34 

3 

10 



29 
2 

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6 
...... 

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5 

88 

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...... 

1 
3 
18 

1 

1 
5 

78 

4 

11 

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1 
3 

7 

105 

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11 

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2 

16 

13 

Erie     



0 
5 
9 
1 
2 
1 

6 
1 
3 

2 

15 

Farrireld 

5 

PaT^te 

1 
1 
4 

5 
7 

7 
5 

15 

Franldin    

44 

9 

Gallia 

1 

4 

4 

Clreene   

2 

5 

1 

21 
2 

1 

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65 

18 

7 

Hamilton    

4 

"i" 

64 

2 

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4 

4 
2 
1 
2 



4 

6 
4 
5 
1 

13 
3 
8 

i 
2 

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1 

2 

1 

2 



10 

highland    

Hocking    

4 
1 

3 

6 

1 

6 

3 

5 

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3 
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3 
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4 
8 
5 

16 
20 

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2 

7 
1 
2 
2 
3 

15 

6 

Lake    

4 
1 

13 
4 

12 
8 
1         5 
4 
6 
5 
2 
3 
3 
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3 
4 

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1 
3 

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3 
8 
7 
4 

8 

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9 

20 

2 

9 

1 

6 

2 
10 

2 

18 

1 

1 

40 

2 
3 
1 

1 

1 
2 

8 

Mahoning    

2 

2 

1 

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8 
1 
1 
3 
3 
7 

1 

1 

15 
13 

Medina    

Meigs 

Mercer    

Miami   ., 

2 

1 

i 

2 

■'"3* 

6 
5 

4 



4  1         1 

1 

5 
2 



1 
1 

2 

1 
4 

1 

6 

1 

15 

10 
7 

Montgomery     

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum    

Noble 

1 

8 

1 

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45 
2 



3 
1^ 
2 

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3 

4* 

0 

1 

2 


11 
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2 



8 

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1 

2 

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Counties. 

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1 

S 

3 

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1 
1 

if 

a 

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1 

1 

0 

1 

2 

Pauldinir  

2 
2 

15 

'  *  4 
2 
S 
9 
18 
8 
2 
6 

9 
5 
2 
6 

"*'i' 

**"i' 

1 

1 

2 
2 
1 
2 

8 

1 

1 

2 

15 
10 
18 

2 
16 
18 
16 
86 
25 

7 

9 
80 

8 
48 
45 
20 
16 
19 
20 

7 
21 
26 
21 
15 
19 

2 

15 
10 
28 

2 
10 
IS 
19 
48 
29 

8 

8 
88 

8 

40 
45 
17 
18 
19 
27 

8 
24 
82 
24 
21 
19 

2 

%, 

Perry  .!.....:::::: 

7 

Pickaway    

8 
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14 

Pike ^. 

1 

Portaee   

2 

7 
2 

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Preble    

2 

8 

'   "2* 

2 

5 

Putnam   

1 

1 
1 

9 

Richland    

1 
1 

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1 
5 

3 

10 

Ross    

15 

Sandusky    

1 

5 

Scioto     

2 

"ii' 

7 

Seneca   

2 

1 
1 
1 
3 

3 

1 

21 

Shelby     

3 

Stark    

""q 

4 

3 

1 

*   ■'2' 

3 

4 
1 

1 
1 
1 
8 
1 
4 
7 
1 
2 
1 

1 
3 
2 

28 

Summit   

14 

Trumbull    

10 

Tuscarawas   

1 

1 

8 

Union    

3 
12 

1 
2 
7 

""2" 

11 

Van    Wert 

2 
1 

1 

1 

1 

13 

Vinton    , 

2 
8 
4 

9 

4 
5 

1 

2 

1 

t 

Warren    

10 

Washington    

Wayne 

2 
2 

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20 

1 
7 
2 

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8 

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S 

Wood   

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870 

480 

113 

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66 

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2,210 

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HEALTH,  PUBLIC  JUSTICE,  PUBLIC  MORALITY,  ETC. 


Challenging  to  Fight 

or  Provoke  Breach 

of  Peace. 

Carrying  or  Wearing 
Concealed  Weapons. 

Riot. 

Counties. 

1 

3 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

Allen    

3 
2 

3 

1 

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Athens    

Helmont   

3 

3 

Brown    

4 

2 

1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

1 

3 

Clark     

1 

• 

Orawford     

Darke    

1 

Defiance    

Gallia    

1 

Guernsey     ...             

1 
1 

Hardin    

Harrison    

^ 

Highland    

1 

2 
5 
2 
1 

4 

1 

1 

2 

Hockinp  .......:.::....: 

Holmes    

. . . 

Huron       

.... 

.... 
2 



Jackson    . .  

2 
11 

1 
2 
2 

1 
1 

1 

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11       s  " 

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1  ! 

Lawrence    

1 

2 

1 

2 

4 

Lucas    ^ 

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Madison    

1 

8 

1 
1 

Mahoning     

1 
1 

1 

2 

Miami     

Monroe    

1  1 

2  1 

51 

1 
2 

.... 

2 

Montgomery     

Morgan    

1 

Muskingum   

2 

1 

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1 
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Portage    

prebi?  .::::.::.: .::. 

Richland     

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2  1 
2  1 

1 

Scioto   

1 

Tuscarawas 

1 '..: 

Vinton    

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2  i     2 

1 

1 

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Washington     

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Williams    

1 

1 



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2 

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10 

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11 

18 

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PROSECUTIONS  FOR  OFFENSES  AGAINST  THE  PUBLIC  PEACE,  ETC- 

Continised. 


All  other  Offi^ses 
Against  Public  Poacc. 

All  OffsuM  Acaiast 
Public  ifeafth. 

Perjury  and  Subonia- 
tion  of  Perjury. 

Comnties. 

1 

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1 

1 
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1 

1 

1 
1 

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1 

6 

1 

9 

1 

1 

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Z 

c 

« 
m 

1 

Adams  

2 

2 

1 
8 
2 
2 

1 

Allen    

1 

1 

1 

5 

Ashtabula    

1 

1 

Athtns    

2 

Auglaize    

1 
2 

1 

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Belmont     

2 
1 

1 
1 

1 

.... 

Brown 

5 

1 

l 

2 

9 

1 

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1 
1 
3 

1 

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Crawford    

1  '....'.... 

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1 

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9 

1 ,---• 

Delaware   

1 
2 

1 

1  1. ...'..-- 

Fayette  

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...    . 

•    1 

(Jrccnc 

18 
3 

1 

2 

5 

6 

5 

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Hamilton     

4 

1        1 

1 

1 

Harrison    

1 

....  ....!--- 

Henry    

1 
2 
1 
2 
2 

\ 

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Hocking    

4 

3 

1 

Tackson    

3 
1 
11 

3 

1 

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1 
2 

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3 

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Logan 

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1     1 

Lucas 

1 
2 

1 

1 

1 

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Mahoning   

Medina  

i  1   1 

8 
1 
1 

1 

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1 

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1 

t...  '  --. 

Miami   

7 

11 

7 

1 

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1 

1 

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1     1  '.... 

Monroe  

1 
4 

I....!.... 

Montgomery    

Morgan  

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1 

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1 

1 

Noble    

1 
5 

1 
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Paulding    

2  1     1 

.... 

! 

1 

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I....I.-.- 

Pickaway  

1 

? 

1 

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6 
1 
1 
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2 

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V^inton    

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1 

1 

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Adams    . . . 

Allen    

Ashland    .. 

Ashtabula 

Athens 


Offenses  Agaiast  the 
Gambling  Laws. 


Offenses  Against  the 
iriqoor  Laws. 


1  '. 


All  other  Offenses 
Against  Public  Policy. 


Aufflaize 

Belmont ^.   '....■...  J. ..  J,...  .1  17  I     2*     8  '....I     7'........ 

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Carroll     8,a| 5'     ...ISj     1 

C'hamimign ... ' 1 ;    5       5 

Clark     3    ...i    3  •....!....  ....I  19    .... 

Clermont    2  ,...',     1  >....!.... I     1  i    5  '.... 

Clinton    i 1. ..'....! ] '.... 

Columbiana    |...  . 

Co«»hocron     {        3    ...i 

Crawford    i [ . .  - 1 . 

Cuyahoga    j        6    .... 

Derke    ' |...|. 

Defiance    t 

Delaware    '...'. 

Erie !...^ 

Fairfield    , ...i. 


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.!     3 

.1     5 
.1     1 


1  I. 


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.1     3 


2  f  11 


1  i. 


Fayette 
Franklin 


Fulton 

(;allia   

Geauga   

(ireene    

(Jucrnsey     ... 
Hamilton   — 

Hancock    

Hardin    

Harrison    

Henrv    

Highland   

Hocking   

Holmes    

Huron    

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I^ke    

Lawrence 

Licking    

Logan   

Lorain   

Lucas  

Madison     

Mahoning  ... 

Marion    

Medina    

Meigs    

Mercer  

Miami    

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan  

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    — 


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PROSECUTIONS  FOR  OFFENSES  AGAINST  THE  PUBLIC  PEACB,  BTC— 

Continned. 


Oflenses  Against  the 
Gambling  Iraws. 

Offenses  Against  the 
Iriquor  Laws. 

All  other  Ottcnaca 
Against  Public  Policy. 

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1 

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1 

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1 
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3 

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1 

1 

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1 

9 

1 

1 

1 

1 

t 
1 

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1 

Perry   

Pickaway   i 

2 

1 

1 

Pike   1 

2 

1 

Portage  i 

13 
2 
1 

1 

6 

4 

2 
2 

Preble   ' 

....'....i... 

Putnam 

.... 

1 

Richland    

1 

1 
2 

1  '-- 

Ross     

2 

Sandusky 

....(.... 

Scioto    6 

4 

30 

1 

1 

29 

1 

Seneca  

1 

Shelby     

I*-- 

Stark    4 

6 
10 
2 
4 
1 
2 
1 
6 
6 
2 
4 
3 

"i* 

"i' 

1 

S 

1 
1 
3 

1 
2 

"i* 

2 

6 

1 

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Summit    . 

7 

5  '    I 

Tuscarawas                    1 

1 

1 

Union 

3 

1 

2 

Van  Wert  

1 

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Vinton 

1 

Warren  

6 
2 

Washington 

1 

2 
1 
2 

1 

1 

Wayne       

1 

1 

1 

Williams    

1 

1 

2 

....,...., 

Wood             

.... 

3 

8 

Wvandot    

I 

Totals 

168 

86 

11 

47 

44 

736 

90 

170 

16 

174  1286 

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Bigamy. 

Incest. 

Cohabiting  in  a  SUte 

of  Adultery  or 

Fornication. 

Counties. 

1 

1 

s 

8 

! 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

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1 

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1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

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1 
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i 
1 

1 

•; 
1 

Allen    

2 

2 

3 
3 
4 
3 

8 

1 

Ashtabula    

2 

2 

1 

Athens  

Auglaize  r. 

' 

Butler    

2 

1 

3 

2 

1 

Carroll   

1 

Columbiana    

1 

1 

Coshocton   

2 

1 

Crawford 

1 
1 

Cuyahoga   , . . . 

2 

f 

1 
1 

Delaware    

Erie    

2 

1 

1 

Fayette    

6 

Franklin  

1 

•  ••>* 

Gallia    

2 

2 

Guernsey   

2 

1 

1 

damilton  

1 

3 

■Hardin 

1 
2 
4 
10 

1 

Hocking    

9 

Jackson  

1 
2 

3 

Jefferson    

3 

7 

Lake   

1 
2 

1 

1 
2 

I.^wrcnce 

Logan 

1 
1 
2 
4 
2 

1 
1 

I^adison  

^Mahoning    

2 

4 

Medina  T 

Meigs    

Mercer    

•l 

1 

\f onroe 

2 
2 

? 

Montgomery    

1 

1 

Morgan    

1 

Muskingum    

2 

2 

Pickaway  

1 
1 

1 

Putnam  

1 
1 

Richland  

1 

Scioto    

3 

8 

9 

4 

? 

Seneca  

2 

Stark                            .  . 

3 

3 

1 

Van  Wert  <. 

1 
1 
2 
2 

Vinton 

1 

1 

Williams           

Wood     

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Wvandot                          

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*  *  ■ 

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24 

12 

1 

_ 

4 

7 

28 

8 

'*  •  • 

2 

13 

75 

11 

19 

4 

10 

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Fame. 


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Indecent  Exposure  and 
Obscene  Language. 


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All  Other  Offenses 

Against  Chastiiy 

and  Morality. 


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Allen  

Ashtabula 

Belmont 

Carroll    

Clark  

Clermont  

Columbia iia  . 
Crawfcrd  .... 
Cu^ahog.i    . . . 

Erie   

Fayette 

Franklin    — 

Geauga    

Guernsey  . . . 
Hamilton    ... 

Hancock   

Harrison    

Henry  

Ho6kingr    — 

Huron    

Jackson    

TefFerson    

Lawrencv    . . . 

Licking    

Logan     

Lorain    

Medina    

Meigs   

Miami    

Monroe    

.Montgomery 
Morgan  ..... 
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Pauldmg  

Perry 

Pickawav    . . . 

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Richland   

Ross    

Stark   

Summit    

Union     

Van   Wert    .. 

Vinton    

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams  .... 
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Brown 

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Fairfield   

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Franklin    . . . . 

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Hamilton  . . . 
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Huron    

Jackson    

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Lake   

Lawrence    . . . 

Licking   

Logan  

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Lucas   

Madison    

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Medina 

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Morrow    

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FINES,  COSTS  AND  FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  IN  CRIMINAL  CASES  IN 
THE  COMMON  PLEAS  CQURTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30, 1900. 


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Ashland    

Ashtabula    . . . 

Athens    

Auglaize  

Belmont   

Brown    

Butler    

Carroll    

Champaign   .. 

Clark    

Clermont    .... 

Clinton    

Columbiana    . 

Coshocton   . . . 

Crawford    . . . . 

Cuyahoga    . . . 

Darke    

Defiance  

Delaware    . . . . 

Erie    

•Fairfield   

Fayette   

Franklin  

Fulton     

Gallia   

Geauga    

Greene    

'Guernsey    .... 

Hamilton  .... 

Hancock    .... 

Hardin    

Harrison  

Henry    

Highland   .... 

Hocking     .... 

Holmes    , 

Huron     

Jackson     

Teflferson    

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence 

Licking    

Logan    

Lorain    

Lucas     

Madison     .... 

Mahoning    . . . 

Marion    

Medina   

Meigs    

Mercer    

Miami    

Monroe  

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow    

Muskingum    . 

Noble    

Ottawa    

Paulding    . . . . 


$139  35 

518  00 

60  00 

873  00 

442  00 

260  OO 

1.615  00 

76  00 

260  00 

605  00 

295  00 

702  00 

185  00 

160  00 

2,960  00 

248  00 

15  00 

3,810  00 

2S0  00 


$133  79 
56  91 


284  (M) 

145  00 

440  00 

20  00 

80  00 

405  00 

270  00 

626  00 

85  00 

90  00 

2,088  00 

88  00 

15  00 

1,400  00 

65  00 


$45  00 

210  00 

5  00 

30  00 

100  00 


10  00 

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115  00 
101  00 

40  OQ 
131  00 
415  00 
180  00 
577  00 

30  00 

660  00 

1,183  00 


5  00 


40  00 
57  17 


155  00 
214  00 
10  00 
529  00 
617  60 


67  83 

100  00 

15  00 


31  00 
100  00 


195  00 
180  00 


70  00 
5  CO 


40  00 

80  00 
616  00 

15  00 

152  00 

613  00 

2,505  00 

35  00 
625  00 
559  79 
447  15 
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1,025  00 
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160  00 
8.530  00 
100  00 
475  00 
100  00 

3n  00 
110  00 
275  00 
575  00 
126  00 

15  00 
180  00 
288  00 
860  00  I 
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$1,083  15 
1,992  79 

8^5  30 
2,71^2  47 

587  00 
1,270  74 
1,011  65 
4,424  14 
2,560  50 

921  09 

152  71 
2,474  58 
l,2f»l  45 
1,159  77 
1,977  43 

837  70 

1,904  87 

14,406  99 

1,700  17 

8,876  88 

881  33 
1,047  74 

145  79 
1,658  70 
8,442  76 

737  64 

929  75 

273  84 
6,997  22 
1,449  24 


283  27 
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$569  14 

1,992  79 

855  30 

2,792  47 

687  00 

1,270  74 

1.011  65 

1,262  42 

1,990  83 

921  09 

152  71 

2,252  24 

885  73 

986  60 

1,977  43 

837  70 

1,546  06 

14,406  99 

1,537  25 

3,876  88 

254  90 

1,047  74 

145  79 

1,420  55 

6,35S  71 

737  64 

204  87 

201  SO 

892  36 

1,236  72 

159  69 

283  27 

782  18 


190  70 
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283  39 

78  34 
114  50 
410  84 
185  91 
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264  84 
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1,598  07 
220  54 

62  02 

145  79 

916 

107  25 

247  03 

446  85 
897  45 
159  69 
90  64 
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377  75 

877  75 

112  64 

1,720  92 

1,720  92 

1,140  73 

1,140  73 

1,095  64 

85  63 

85  63 

35  63 

8,123  69 

1,419  56 

445  86 

259  40 

88  23 

4,172  58 

2,663  81 

780  68 

926  73 

706  73 

34  85 

384  14 

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159  42 

2,779  57 

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494  30 

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100  55 

1,426  39 

1,426  39 

81  «i 

1.677  11 

1,284  23 

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2,4S8  97 
1,9.'?7  00 

2,488  97 

1.308  95 

179  80 

2,912  23 

1,779  97 

638  01 

1,009  56 

530  98 

112  06 

496  75 

496  75 

268  51 

186  22 

186  22 

8  40 

489  90 

489  90 

5  00 

2,305  14 

1,5.38  41 

60  16 

410  15 

243  28 
8,111  21 

8,111  21 

290  98 

385  49 

886  49 

269  48 

196  53 

74  78 

15  2? 

234  00 

234  00 

28  00 

488  81 

488  81 

160  17 

805  12 

641  58 

168  54 

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PINBS,  COSTS  AND  FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  IN  CRIMINAL 
CASES,  ETC.— Continued. 


Counties. 


Perry    

Pickaway   ... 
Pike    ........ 

Portage  

Preble    

Putnam  

Richland    . . . 

Ross  

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto    

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark    

Summit  

Trumbull    .., 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union    

Van  Wert... 

Vinton 

Warren  

Washington 

Wayne    

Williams    . . . 

Wood    

Wyandot   ... 


Totals 


Pines. 


26  00 
16  00 

286  00 
960  00 

27  00 
850  00 


185  00 

40  00 

2,220  00 

265  00 

20  00 

1,110  00 

280  00 

125  00 

806  00 

148  00 

60  00 

210  00 

130  00 

566  00 

180  00 

122  00 

846  00 


$87,489  29 


11  00 

5  00 

166  00 

428  SI 

1  00 

76  00 


20  00 

5  00 

1,875  00 


865  00 

20  00 

110  00 

210  00 

70  00 

86  00 

96  00 

20  00 

888  00 

165  00 

117  00 

115  00 


$20,589  05 


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5  00 

6  00 
50  00 


180  00 


200  00 
100  00 


25  00 
95  00 
25  00 
85  00 
15  00 


$2,940  15 


770  45 

1,357  96 

392  07 

802  94 


725  14 

2,276  24 

5,918  80 

2,350  00 

993  84 

883  65 

5,087  00 

2,909  00 

895  82 

207  46 

761  92 

1,081  82 

1,702  n 

1,077  61 

2,036  00 

1,017  18 

1,066  38 

2,094  95 

339  54 


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679  98 

434  34 

392  07 

302  94 

27  32 

808  62 

359  50 

2,276  24 

6,918  80 

1,840  07 

998  84 

225  46 

1,809  00 

1,713  00 

892  26 

207  46 

761  92 

668  08 

;  57 

1,077  61 

2,036  00 

508  65 

1,018  06 

1,978  35 

339  54 


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139  10 

260  94 

12  00 

26  71 


33  9t» 

24  50 

350  62 


260  00 
80  00 
45  44 

128  61 

38  03 

11  76 

183  89 

28  88 

420  00 

409  53 

183  78 

57  43 


$15,404  83 


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FINES,  COSTS  AND  FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  IN  CRIMINAI/ 
CASES,  ETC— -  Continued. 


Forfeited  Recognizances. 

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272  80 
899  95 
34  205 

319  90 
441  40 
857  60 
463  40 
327  05 

320  00 
459  90 

^265  60 
219  00 
522  30 
363  95 
867  45 

4,860  50 
873  00 
298  00 
308  66 
637  90 
269  55 
232  00 
1      1,003  45 
334  05 
279  70 
272  65 
878  80 
580  10 

3,800  76 
292  06 
811  40 
405  90 
747  70 
e83  00 
863  40 
197  20 
607  50 
370  90 
662  80 
419  00 
193  50 
443  60 

1,043  96 
331  30 
448  40 

659  25 
294  20 

660  00 
407  90 

661  40 
331  26 
344  65 
801  90 
387  45 

1,483  40 
637  15 
188  05 
826  00 
263  30 

$94  00 
900  00 
321  25 
653  35 
270  00 
360  00 
482  00 

1,202  65 
474  00 
146  00 
48  00 
660  00 
520  06 
518  70 
576  50 
240  00 
360  00 

8,077  20 
386  00 

2,368  00 
847  75 

1,600  00 
321  96 
226  00 

6,054  35 
126  46 
609  60 

'.'i, 668*75* 
264  20 
6,636  66 
168  00 
158  40 
216  00 
96  25 
860  40 
714  67 
240  00 

$828  45 

8,380  80 

1,153  35 

1,969  60 

639  75 

648  00 

3,060  60 

1,166  40 

1,654  00 

670  60 

719  20 

960  00 

1,223  55 

324  00 

2,789  45 

1,497  60 

1.307  30 

24,231  25 

2,118  90 

433  00 

1,000  00 

1,760  10 

469  10 

1,657  65 

11.392  56 

632  50 

877  25 

769  50 

1.418  75 

1.661  00 

25,321  95 

2,757  85 

1,207  80 

820  80 

820  00 

621  20 

357  78 

886  00 

8,607  80 

1,116  60 

1.822  99 

1.676  10 

1,848  10 

1,606  80 

8.940  60  ' 

1,287  55  ! 

1,268  29  • 

12.668  90 

573  60 

6,160  00 

648  66  ! 

868  70  1 

848  27  I 

1,092  00  1 

746  80  ! 

1.005  36 

3,224  75 

423  00 

829  40  1 

2,745  00 

528  90 

$778  05 
4,980  70 
1  746  90 

Allen    

$100  00 

$60  00 

Ashland   

Ashtabvda   .... 

2,700  00 

2,922  SO 
1,251  80 
1,327  90 
3.964  00 

Athens    

Auglaize    

Belmont    

800  00 

Brown     

2,726  65 

Butler   ........ 

2,596  40 
1,143  65 
1,087  20 
2,079  90 
2.000  20 
1,061  TO 
8,888  25 
2,091  66 
2,024  75 
87.168  96 
2.827  90 
8,099  00 
1,666  40 
8,797  00 
1,060  60 
2,115  65 
1       18,450  35 
1,008  00 
1,266  55 
1,042  15 
2,806  90 
2,335  30 
35  658  35 

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Clark    ..: 

200  00 

$200  00 

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Clinton    

Columbiana    . . 

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400  00 
3^000  00 

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146  79 

Fayette   



Tranklin   

660  do 



1       300  do 

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Greene    

6,620  00 
200  00 

6,800  00 

Guernsey  

Hamilton  ..... 

100  00 

Hancock    

8,217  00 
l,6n  00 
1,44?  70 

Hardin    

400  00 

400  00 

Harrison    ..... 

Henry   

1,668  95 
1.014  60 

Highland  

'Hocking    ..... 

1,435  75 
1,273  20 
4,114  80 
2,090  50 
3.542  65 
2  545  10 

Holmes 

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Jackson    

800  00 
420  00 

800  00 
200  00 

604  66 
1,067  86 
460  00 
260  00 
803  40 
825  60 
696  70 
222  44 
744  00 
730  00 

^  efferson    

<inox  

220  00 

'Lake    

1.801  60 
2.858  80 
5.300  95 

Lawrence 

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2.165  55 

*  Lorain    

600  00 
600  00 

1.989  U 

13.867  15 

1  597  70 

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Madison   

Mahoning   .... 

6.720  00 
1,360  00 
1.880  10 
1.027  80 
1.664  90 

Marion    

298  45 
350  00 
848  28 
128  26 
602  00 

24  00 

1,487  80 

978  36 

48  00 
675  00 
186  90 

100  00 

100  00 

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1,560  90 

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1,416  80 
6.195  45 
1,038  50 
1,015  45 
4,246  00 
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207  50 
306  36 
429  00 
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1,412  86 

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2,170  40 

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648  25 
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2,146  70 

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1  884  20 

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4,108  10 
1,802  80 
4,830  15 
2,486  90 
1,966  60 
723  25 

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C96  70 
576  26 
385  60 
141  80 

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608  00 
896  10 
436  75 
482  80 
214  26 
247  86 
401  50 
407  30 
379  90 
821  00 
196  70 
223  00 

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Seneca    

286  15 
32  00 

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5,775  00 
4.561  00 
2,592  75 
2,888  40 
1  161  45 

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672  00 
218  00 
120  00 

96  00 
312  00 
181  30 
3.34  00 
1,010  25 
296  00 
288  00 
803  60 

72  00 

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100  00 

1,000  00 

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900  00 

900  00 

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2,148  35 
2  889  85 

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300  00 

300  00 

2  846  80 

1,082  70 

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8.610  00 

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1.199  00 

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$8,666  79 

$8,060  00 

$44,382  26 

$68,265  86 

$192,824  48 

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FINES,  COSTS  AND  FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  IN  CRIMINAI^  CASES 
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300  16 

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142  29 

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70  75 

8  40 

110  61 

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41  00 
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60  00 
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136  00 
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60  00 
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12  80 

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103  31 

67  00 
66  04 

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68  16 
12  60 

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62  84 
130  05 
116  75 
348  39 
1,061  12 

108  31 
40  00 
43  01 

180  19 
18  14 
12  50 

395  00 
62  84 

72  87 
86  00 
41  41 
22  00 

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26  00 
493  00 

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106  00 
492  00 

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275  00 

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348  39 
361  12 
250  54 
7  08 
233  25 
128  97 
368  14 

30  75 
5  31 

18  35 
101  39 

78  96 

10  47 
137  15 
125  73 

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31  56 

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7  08 

233  25 

165  49 

368  14 

30  75 

5  31 

18  35 

101  89 

78  96 

10  47 

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25  00 
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195  00 
25  00 
23  00 

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13  40 
10  47 
98  26 
125  73 
66  69 
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590  00 

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210  00 

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670  00 

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215  00 

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Medina  

960  00 

R^ltnont 

50  00 

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265  00 

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Miami     

450  00 

ChaxnDaiim     

Montgomery     

Morgan    

Morrow    

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Noble    

1,290  00 

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100  00 

Clerttiont     

45  00 

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281  75 

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60  00 

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155  00 

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451  50 

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695  00 

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344  15 

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50  00 

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735  00 

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80  00 

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Putnam    

175  00 

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825  00 

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1,723  00 

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105  00 

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865  00 

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45  00 

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310  00 

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CIVIL  JUDGMKNTS. 


761 


Ootmtles. 

1 

1 
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1 

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s 

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0 

42 
& 

1 

t 
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1 
f 

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3 
& 

5" 

Number  of  Pinal  Decrees  Rendered. 

Adams    

109 

1,062 

102 

222 

166 

124 

478 

173 

87 

43 

57 

155 

66 

138 

242 

40 

68 

8,788 

292 

282 

125 

254 

123 

100 

874 

98 

42 

22 

319 

268 

4,423 

246 

251 

110 

106 

102 

46 

66 

102 

91 

168 

411 

30 

123 

863 

226 

74 

1,646 

100 

663 

121 

25 

9 

267 

604 

61 

1,293 

12 

156 

847 

29 

61 

83 

947 
46 

161 

117 
84 
84 
60 
60 
29 
41 

120 
39 
28 

157 
32 
52 
2,624 
70 
61 
47 
30 
89 
82 

348 
35 
18 
11 

191 

80 

2,947 

189 
47 
80 
63 
26 
24 
51 
55 
60 
99 

276 
8 
11 

120 
62 
35 

673 
87 

306 

81 

20 

9 

206 

115 
30 

861 
10 
31 

367 
22 
80 

26 

115 
20. 
61 
49 
40 
69 
63 
27 
14 
16 
35 
26 
32 
85 
8 
16 

461 

222 
37 
78 
28 
94 
18 

526 
27 
24 
11 

128 

178 
1,476 
67 
35 
30 
42 
76 
22 
15 
38 
31 
61 

135 
12 
64 

226 
52 
39 

972 
17 

348 

40 

6 



$34,937  64 
98,467  00 
13,860  00 

140,763  20 
97,400  00 
43,333  28 
86.118  30 
20,576  63 

107,181  65 
49,363  14 
40,297  37 
77,215  00 
82,514  44 
41,666  51 

215,643  35 
18,131  90 
19,936  28 

974,387  00 
51,971  04 
44,316  74 
34,373  00 
48,084  20 
12,157  36 

55.097  94 
656.145  74 

24.089  48 
9,978  67 

51,825  00 

110,629  68 

42.977  00 

1,172,842  91 

21,927  09 

48,384  87 

46,387  60 

42,069  87 

12,784  14 

9,778  24 

40,602  37 

57.579  77 

26,699  82 

115,633  12 

46.728  47 

27.992  46 

30,038  95 

44,026  82 

108.888  12 

50.098  82 
1,442.675  34 

46.853  08 
241,028  77 

46.077  81 
8,017  33 
3,463  06 

62,128  29 

56.090  35 
14,802  25 

330,508  96 

9,882  13 

31.407  48 

468.682  26 
13,143  85 
44,120  89 

$320  52 

92  72 

210  00 

634  06 

687  60 

349  46 

178  64 

lis  94 

1,231  97 

1,147  98 

706  97 

498  00 

500  25 

694  44 

890  57 
463  29 
278  47 
316  00 
177  98 
503  60 
275  00 
828  17 
389  72 
550  97 

687  47 
422  62 
237  58 

2,355  68 
346  80 
167  00 
265  17 

891  34 
590  06 
579  84 
393  42 
125  33 
444  45 
615  34 
619  12 
293  40 

688  29 
113  69 

1,428  21 
400  52 
124  42 
481  81 
677  01 
877  00 
867  65 
364  52 
380  81 
820  09 
384  67 
202  83 
392  24 
422  92 
265  60 
823  51 
201  33 
933  63 
453  23 
S65  12 

108 

Allen   

142 

Ashland   

86 

Ashtabula   

106 

Athens    

247 

Auglaize  

60 

'Belmont  

166 

Brown    

17 

Butler   

401 

Carroll    

29 

*ChamDaiflm 

153 

-Clark  ..T.. :.:::..::: 

90 

Clermont  

109 

Clinton    

•Columbiana 

171 
144 

•Coshocton  

76 

Crawford    

146 

Cuyahoflra    

703 

"Darke    

275 

Defiance    

88 

Delaware    

117 

•Tlrie    

245 

Fairfield    

Fayette  

146 
279 

Franklin    

653 

Fulton  

36 

•Gallia   

42 

•Geauga  

Greene    

13 
107 

•(juemsey  

204 

I'lamilton    

2,152 

Hancock    

146 

Hardin    

169 

Harrison    

74 

lenry  .•....•..•••••. 

106 

Highland    

178 

Hocking    

88 

"lolmes    

94 

Huron   

196 

Jackson 

18 

eflerson    

76 

<,nox  1 

888 

Lake    

9 

X^wrence  • . 

48 

Licking    

812 

Logan  

130 

TfOrain    • 

66 

Lucas  

994 

Kf adison  

46 

\f ahoninflT • 

690 

Marion   

94 

Medina  

21 

Meigs              

7 

Mercer    

51 

28 

6 

932 

2 

126 

146 

7 

21 

22 

406 

Monroe  

25 

Montgomery  

Morgan    

963 

68 

Morrow    

150 

800 

TJoblc    

73 

OtUwa  

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 
CIVIL  JUDGMENTS— Concluded. 


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Paulding   

207 

57 

82 

84,792  28 

347  92 

68 

Perry 

87 

58 

82 

25,840  00 

804  00 

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Pickawav  

108 

84 

24 

49,499  49 

458  32 

65 

Pike   ..:::::......; 

78 
266 

82 
170 

18 
88 

17,684  12 
100,156  00 

863  70 
377  00 

78 

Portage    

266 

Preble   

126 

76 

50 

45.658  09 

483  80 

96 

Putnam    

217 

116 

101 

41,267  88 

190  17 

77 

Richland    

392 

161 

281 

285,000  00 

727  00 

76 

Ross   

174 
260 

66 
190 

48,766  00 
61  200  00 

738  85 
235  00 

Sandusky  

70 

300 

Scioto   

194 

80 

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39,253  73 

740  64 

100 

Seneca  

425 
66 

146 
88 

121 
18 

280,987  22 
59,821  69 

664  27 
1,068  24 

S18 

Shelby   

25 

Stark   

496 
896 

867 
274 

253 
122 

209,800  00 
584,496  00 

322  26 
1,476  00 

426 

Summit    

m 

Trumbull  

88 
209 
104 
167 

68 
141 
54 
60 

20 
44 
50 

75,599  08 
185,492  07 
14,218  S3 
30,192  77 

869  07 
997  26 
136  67 
603  85 

118 

Tuscarawas 

321 

Union    

55 

Van  Wert  

57 

Vinton  

28 
117 
141 

21 
23 

59 

7 
94 

82 

6,787  10 
48,856  84 
30,158  20 

206  68 
974  84 
664  00 

75 

Warren   

133 

Washington  

141 

Wayne    

165 

87 

376 

173 

126 

89 

43,474  48 
18,757  82 
74,804  10 
82,627  66 

263  42 
606  96 
316  18 
188  69 

fi 

Williamii 

78 

Wood   

106 
97 

180 
76 

140 

Wvandot    

38 

Totals       

27,672 

14,860 

9,368 

$10,506,688  41 

16,275 

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TABLE  GIVING  THE  NUMBER  OP  CASES,  ETC.,  BEFORE  THE  SEVERALr 
CIRCUIT  COURTS  IN  OHIO  DURING  YEAR  ENDING  JULY  1, 1900. 


Circuit  and  Conntlcs. 

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T 

a 
0  . 

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1 

1 

1! 
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B 

First 

Butler    

42 
10 
8 
317 
11 

36 

14 

5 

218 

14 

78 

24 

8 

535 

25 

56 

8 

7 

193 

15 

4 
1 

7" 

1 

18 

Clermont    ..............•...«•••• 

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Clinton     ...           ..* 

1 

Hamilton 

886 

Warren    

9 

Totals   

388 

2 
2 
8 

rS 

7 
3 
10 
6 
8 
3 

287 

8 
30 
37 
34 
105 
27 
11 
36 
38 
11 
13 

670 

5 
32 
40 
43 
176 
34 
14 
46 
44 
14 
16 

279 

2 
24 
35 
22 
111 
25 

8 
38 
32 
12 
12 

13 

i 

4 

20 
3 

1 
1 
5 
2 
2 

878. 

Second.:.. 

ChamDaifm    

8 

Clark  :.^.. :;!...::: 

7 

Darke   

5 

Fayette    

17 

44 

Greene   .....     .     ••• 

6 

Madison    « 

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Miami -. . 

7 

MontfiTomerv 

7 

Preble    

Shelby    

z 

Totals 

118 

1 
6 

12 
5 

18 
4 
9 

15 
9 
4 
3 

14 
9 
2 
2 

11 

345 

25 
7 
25 
16 
64 
16 
9 

23 
13 
13 
8 
22 
22 
1 
9 
17 

463 

26 
12 
37 
21 
82 
20 
18 
88 
22 
17 
11 
36 
81 
3 
11 
28 

321 

13 
9 
19 
11 
61 
6 
9 
28 
11 
11 
9 
28 
21 
1 
6 
14 

39 

8 

4 

1 
9 
3 
1 
2 
3 
3 

6 

8 
2 
2 
6 

108 

Third 

Allen     

& 

Atifflaize 

8 

Crawford  

14 

Defiance 

9* 

12 

Hardin   fc>  • 

12 

Henry    ... 

8 

13 

j^»?" 

8 

Mercer   

8 

PauldinflT       • 

2 

Putnain • 

8 

Seneca    

2: 

Union  

Van  Wert  

8 

Wvandot   

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Totals   

123 

3 
7 

10 
4 

290 

'  6 

5 

18 
8 
8 

•    ^t 

20 
2 

17 
11 
15 
18 
1 
10 

413 

9 
12 
28 
12 

8 

4 

16 
27 

9 
28 
11 
20 
30 

2 
15 

246 

8 
6 
17 
7 
8 
3 
11 
17 
8 
9 
6 
11 
22 



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2 

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6- 

Brown    .• 

11 

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Highland    

5- 

Hocking    

Jackson 

6 

7 
7 

e 

8 

Lawrence    

9^ 

Meigs     

5 

Pickaway • 

14 

5^ 

Ross    

6 
12 

1 

5 

5 

Scioto  

7 

Vinton    

1 

6 

Totals     

73 

5 
2 
2 
24 

4 

153 

16 
6 
8 
6 
4 

226 

21 
8 
10 
80 
8 

125 

0 
5 

7 
7 

4 

17 

4 
8 
3 
4 

84 

Fifth 

..  Ashland 

8 

Fairfield    

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Holmes    

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TABLE  GIVING  NUMBER  OF  CASES,  ETC— Concluded. 


drcolt  and  Conntia. 

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1 

1 
1 

1 
S. 

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1 

0 

2 

1 

s 

It 

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5 
5 

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12 
12 

8 
10 

3 

6 
44 
25 
11 

9 

23 
78 
4 
16 
10 
17 
63 
31 
22 
18 

85 
90 
12 
26 
13 
23 
97 
56 
33 
27 

22 
67 

7 
13 

6 
20 
65 
24 
15 
16 

2 
10 

8* 

8 
2 
5 
6 
7 
2 

11 

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Morgan    

£ 

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4 

Perry  

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Richland  

87 

Stark     

36 

Tuscarawas    

11 

Wayne    

s 

Totals  ^ 

177 

312 

489 

267 

69 

IGS 

Sixth 

Erie  

10 

18 
8 
16 
78 
10 
24 
9 
36 

28 
8 
20 
112 
21 
29 
12 
66 

286 

36 
23 
8 
44 
13 
20 
32 
28 
19 
33 
7 
3 
13 
46 

12 
7 
14 
49 
14 
17 
9 
37 

7 

1 

ie* 

1 

6 
2* 

9 

Fulton 

Huron    

Lucas    

4 
34 
11 
5 
3 
20 



« 

47 

Ottawa     

6 

Sandusky 

6 

Williams   ...* 

8 

Wood    

17 

Totals 

87 

13 
6 
3 

18 
7 
6 
8 
6 
9 
9 
1 

199 

23 
17 
5 
26 
0 
14 
24 
22 
10 
24 
0 
3 
9 
33 

159 

23 

16 

5 

20 

7 

15 

26 

20 

9 

17 

4 

1 

7 

33 

83 

8* 

2* 

i 

3 
2 

94 

Seventh... 

Ashtabula    - 

18 

Belmont  « 

4 

Carroll    

3 

Columbiana 

22 

•  Geauga  •. 

2 

Guernsey    

3 

Harrison 

4 

Jefferson   ..-..- 

7 

Lake    

9 

Mahoning 

10 

Monroe    

£ 

Noble     

1 

Portage 

4 

13 

3 

Trumbull 

Totals     

11 

103 

49 
6 
2 

12 

222 

155 
27 
7 
31 

325 

204 
33 
9 
43 

203 

163 
24 
5 
32 

7 

1 

! 

94 

'Eighth 

...'Cuvahoffa   

84 

Lorain 

s 

Medina  . • 

2 

Summit 

Totals  

69 

220 

289 

224 

14  i 
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51 

SUMMARY. 


First  ... 
Second  . 
Third  .. 
Fourth  . 
Fifth  ... 
Sixth  ... 
Seventh 
Eighth    . 


Totals 


I 
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ns 

123 

73 
177 

87 
103 

69 


1,183 


287 

670 

279 

13 

345 

463 

321 

89 

290 

413 

246 

66 

153 

226 

125 

17 

312 

489 

267 

69 

199 

286 

159 

38 

222 

.325 

203 

28 

220 

289 

224 

14 

3.161       1,824 


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TABLE  GIVING  NUMBER  OF  CASES,  ETC.,  BEFORE  THE  SEVERAL  COM- 
MON PLEAS  COURTS  IN  OHIO  DURING  YEAR  ENDING  JULV  X,  1900. 


Counties. 


Hamilton 
Totals 

Butler     . . . 
Totals 


Champaien 
Clark   ...... 

Darke    

Miami     

Preble    


Totals 


Clinton     

Greene    

Montgomery 
Warren    


Totals   . 

Allen   

Auglaize    . . 

Mercer    

Shelby 

Van    Wert. 


Totals 

Defiance  . 
Paulding  . 
William!   . 

Totals 


Fulton 
Henry  .. 
Putnam 


Totals 


Erie   

Huron  . . 
Lucas  '. .. 
Ottawa  . . . 
Sandusky 


Totals 

Lorain  . . . 
Medina  .. 
Summit    . . 

Totals 

Cuyahoga 

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0 

s 

W 

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V 

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a 

u 

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ba 

9 

a 

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1 

S 

853 
434 


197 
362 
178 
202 
114 


6.073 


6,073 


346 

194 
397 
270 
371 
101 


1,053  I   1,333 


115 


t 


1«5 
290 
953 

188 


a 

3 
5 


6,926 


6,926 
780 


78Q<v 

391 
759 
448 
573 
215 


2,386 

300 

589 

1,835 

329 


O 


1^ 


4,984 
420 


420 

162 
424 
235 
301 
117 


177 
367 


1,437 

1,616 

3,063 

247 

275 

522 

90 

189 

279 

118 

292 

410 

53 

84 

187 

75 

183 

258 

1,516 


178 

295 


583  \ 
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91  I 
149  i 

92  I 


1,023 

148 
379 
146 


332 


19  I 
59  I 


1,806 

239 
528 
238 


140 
312 
150 


673 

148  j 
167  I 
240  I 

h 

555  I 


167 
220 
331 


724 


223  I  215 

1,052  f  1,522 

86  I  169 

286  I  •  280 


1,647  I   2.186 

I 

153  I 

50  I 

612  I 


43S 

2,574 

255 

566 


389 
119 
540 


815 
1,781 


1,048 
3,769 


.1   1,781 


S,789 


3,83S 

542 

169 

1,152- 


1.803 
5,560 


602 

122 
135 

206 


181 

1,415 

180 

•  285 


2,C61 

358 
108 
451 


917 
2,841 


5,550'  !'  2,841 


218 
34 


1,724- 


1.724 


34 

30  I 
37  1 
36 
11 


326 

226 
805 
176 
176 

87 


117 

5 
19 
38 
14 


25 
7 
13 
13 
9 


16 
8 
9 


39 


16 
78 
10 
24 


128 

21 
7 
31 


59 
166 


155 


970 

118 
203 
994 
146 

1,461 

328 
99 

102 
41 
44 


83- 

208 

79 


870' 

87 
82t 
108 


241 

1,081 

66- 

257 


1,644 

163 
64 
670 


887 
2,564 


2,554 


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Brown     . . 
Clermont 


Totals 


107 
147 


230 


276 
877 


113 
287 


Fayette  .. 
Highland 
Madison 
Pickaway 
Ross    .... 


Totals 


254 

403 
151 
143 
186 
293 


214 
229 
162 
194 
255 


Franklin    . 

Totals 

Delaware    . 

Knox  

Licking    . . 

Totals 

Ashland  . 
Morrow  .. 
Richland    . 

Totals 

Coshocton 
Holmes  .. 
Wayne    . . . 


1,176 
2,111 


1,054 
1,571 


2,111 

48 
139 
254 


1,571 

153 
275 
336 


102 
55 
372 


764 

150 
134 
441 


529 

105 
105 
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725 

198 

97 

272 


653 

617 
380 
305 
380 
548 


350 

342 
181 
160 
210 


2,230 
8,682 


3,682 

201 
414 

690 


1,001 

1,767 

1,767 

126 
266 
238 


1,205 

252 
189 
813 


173 
124 
446 


1,254 


202 
631 


743 
177 


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Fairfield  . 
Hocking  . 
Perry  


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569 

130 
19 

89 


567     I       1,136 


219 
123 

117     I 


849 
142 
206 


613 

198 

88 
104 


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Athens    

Gallia    

Meigs    

Monroe    

Vinton    

Washington    


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Ciuernsey 
Morgan    . 
Muskingum 
Noble 

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50 
94 

257 
70 

ISl 


145 
320 
251 
145 
302 


195 
414 

508 
215 
483 


1     652 

1,163 

1    231 

220 

1     ^ 

172 

1     101 

71 

155 

183 

71 

117 

171 

306 

451 

256 
172 
388 
188 
477 


257 
127 
313 


1,113   . 

217 
192 

82 
255 
104 
267 


17 
14 


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8 
11 

7 
15 


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23 
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191 
134 
163 
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1,810 


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67 
123 
321 


513 

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314 


414 

120 
100 
275 


495 

145 

SO 
85 


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61 
116 
231 

152 

637 

229 
66 

137 
77 
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195 

446 

641 

471 

17 

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195 

124 
421 
204 

446 

176 
456 
391 

641 

300 
877 
595 

471 

197 
366 
373 

17 

24 
22 
22 

153 

8 

Harrison   

79 

Jefferson 

489 

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1,023 

121 

581 
614 

1,772 

936 

68 

768 

D 

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Carroll    

54 
351 
341 

175 
932 
955 

129 
616 
570 

5 
26 
44 

41 

Columbiana 

290 

Stark    

841 

1 
Totals   

746 

1,316 

2,062 

1,315 

75 

672 

9 

2 

Mahoning  

388 

756 

1,144 

711 

24 

400 

Portage    

106 

168 

185 
361 

291 
529 

180 
312 

9 
S3 

102 

Trumbull    

184 

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662 

1,808 

1,964 

1,203 

66 

695 

9 

8 

Ashtabula  

451 

447 

898 

459 

23 

416 

Geauga  

66 

115 

181 

107 

6 

68 

Lake    

Totals   

190 

1 

131 

321 

127 

10 

184 

707 

693 

1,400 

693 

39 

668 

10 

1 

Hancock    

246 

378 

624 

840 

64 

220 

Hardin   

99 

178 

244 
322 

343 
500 

242 
384 

16 
22 

85 

Seneca    

144 

Wood    

1 
Totals   

176 

371 

547 

375 

86 

186 

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1,315 

2,014 

1,291 
193 

188 

585 

10 

2 

Crawford   

127 

228 

3.55 

15 

147 

M  arion 

153 
95 

1 

229 
167 

382 
2(52 

197 
148 

13 

17 

172 

Wyandot   

Totals   

97 

375 

624 

999 

538 

45 

416 

10 

8 

Logan     

157 

S28 

485 

300 

28 

162 

Union   

Totals   

1 

98 

159 

257 

138 

8 

12i 

255 

487 

742 

433 

26 

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6,073 

346 

1,333 

1,616 

6,926 

4,984 

420 

1,299 

218 

1,721 

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1 

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1,606 

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67 

614 

2 

332 

673 

1,005 

602 

33 

370 

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1 

169 

1,647 

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2,186 

724 
3,833 

463 
2,061 

39 
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1,644 

887 

2 

1,048 
3,769 

230 
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1,571 

764 

1,863 

917 

59 

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3 

1,781 

5,560 

2,841 

155 

2,554 

Fifth    

1 
2 

147 
1,176 

377 
2,230 

237 
1,091 
1,767 

14 
75 

126 

1,064 
1,810 

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3 

2,111 
441 

8,682 
1,206 

106 

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1 

630 

62 

518- 

2 

529 

725 

1,254 

743 

97 

414 

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3 

569 

567 

1,136 

613 

28 

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1 
2 

238 
652 

459 
1,163 

697 
1,815 

390 
1,113 

27 
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3 

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1,069 

1,882 

1,067 

34 

781 

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1 

748 

885 

1,633 

641 

1.772 

910 

30 

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2 
3 

195 
749 

446 
1,023 

471 
036 

17 

68 

153 

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1 

746 

1,316 

1,302 

693 

1,315 

2,062 
1,964 
1,400 
2,014 
999 

1,315 
1,203 

693 
1,291 

538 

75 

672 

2 

662 

66 

605 

** 

3 
1 

707 
699 

39 
138 

668 

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566- 

2 

375 

624 

45 

416 

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3 

255 

487 

742 

483 

26 

283 

Totals   

20,916 

84,315 

55.231 

81,469 

1,987 

21,825 

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769 


NUMBER  OF  INQUESTS  HELD  BY  CORONERS  AND  JUSTICES  OP  THE 
PEACE  FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  80,  1900 


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1 
2 

2 

6 

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1 
13 

1 

9 
10 

2 
17 

3 

10 

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6 
81 

1 

13 
17 

3 
19 

2 
36 

1 
16 
30 
12 

3 
18 

4 

15 
353 

7 

8 

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1 

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6 
22 
1 
4 
9 
2 
18 
2 

89 
1 

14 

87 

9 

3 

8 

5 

10 

246 

8 

9 

1 

31 

10 

9 

89 

6 

7 

2 

18 

17 

388 

8 

"e" 

2 

9 

1 
2 

7 

Allen     

37 

Ashland    

1 

Ashtabula   

2 

1 

.... 

"2" 

2 
2 

1 

i 

1 
4 

10 

i 

1 

1 
3 
2 

14 

Athens     

17 

Aufflaize    

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1 
2 



4 

Belmont    

3  ; 

1 
1 
7 

23 

Brown    

1 
.1 

.... 

0 

Butler     

Carroll    

1 

17 

1 

7 

18 

.   5 

2 

7 

4 

8 

157 

3 

4 

1 

24 

5 

3 

36 

3 

1 

2 

3 

20 

193 

8 

1 

3 

1 

1 

2 

3 

1 

16 
39 
1 

14 
12 
18 
3 
25 
70 
2 

36 
5 
2 
3 
2 
6 

1 
1 

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12 

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15 

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1 
1 

72 
1 
3 

16 

1 
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1 

1 

8 
1 
2 
6 
8 

7 

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4 
3 

54 

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Clark     

i!.... 

2  1     1 
2    .... 

3 
4 

3 

1 
3 

"2" 

1 
8 

.... 

17 
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Clermont     

12 

Clinton , 

3 

Columbiana    

2 
1 
1 
102 
1 
4 

7 

.... 

5 

15 

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0 

Crawford    

8 

45 
3 
1 

i 

'27" 

4 

143 

2 

208 

4 

16 

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Darke    

16 

1 
2 

4 

8 

7 

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8 

Defiance!        

1 

8 

12 

Delaware 

1 

.... 

1 

Erie    

1 

.... 

9 

1 

1 

16 

1 

2 

1 

"3" 
"i' 

2 

"s 
1 
2 

11 
4 
2 

49 
1 
1 

4 

2 

2 

26 

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9 
6 

98 
5 
2 
2 
8 

25 
386 

10 
2 
8 
1 
5 

f 

5 

16 
48 
10 
22 
11 
19 

8 

84 

137 

7 
57 
10 

2 

5 

7 
15 

6 
145 

4 
1 

8 
8 

'si 

1 

4 

21 
3 

1 

53 

Fairfield     

1 
2 
7 

"'4' 

13 

Fayette     

1 
4 

*"i' 

1 
2 

1 

Franklin    

20 

33 

142 

Fulton    

6 

Gallia    

1 

7 

Geauga     

2 

Greene    

3 

1 
1 

52 
4 

"i' 

16 

.... 

2 
'47" 

2 
4 

156 
3 

2 

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8 

1 

142 

1 

1 

4 
2 
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7 
177 

1 
1 

2 
12 

1 
4 
2 

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Hancock    

20 

5 

86 

14 

577 
10 

Hardin    

1 

8 

5 

Harrison    

1 

1 

4 

9 

7 

9 

16 

88 

11 

16 

14 

21 

4 

17 

,  182 

9 

27 

10 

2 

7 

8 

18 

5 

149 

4 

3 

Henry 

1 

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Hocking    

2 
2 

"i' 

2 

1 

1 
"2 

"i" 

1 
8 
2 
2 

1 

8 

1 
1 
1 
6 

1 

1 

4 

8 
9- 

Holmes    

1 

2 

"i' 

2 

'f 

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5 

8 

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1 

1 

12 

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10 

cff  erson     

Cnox 

1 
1 
2 

1 

1 
1 

"i" 

1 
4 
2 

2 

1 

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1 

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21 

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9 
4 
4 
2 
5 
2 
9 

87 
4 

18 
2 

8 

1 
1 
1 
1 

"5' 
82 

4 

1 
1 
1 
1 

1 

6 
2 
8 
2 
5 

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59 
1 

7 

1 
1 
1 
1 
4 

2 

2 

18 
1 
7 
1 
2 
1 

26 
16 

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1 

'2* 
3 
2 

67 
12 

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25 

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4 

1 
2 
8 
2 

1 
1 

1 
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2 

3 

25 

Logan     

5 

xjrain    

2 

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1 
9 
1 
3 
3 

"e 

1 
1 

7 

.... 

50 

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193 

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1 

1 
6 

"i" 
4 

9 

tfahoning  

Marion   

65 
11 

Medina     

3 

Meigs    

1 
1 

1 
1 
5 

.... 

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1 
3 
4 

1 

7 

Mercer    

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Miami    

1 

1 

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Monroe    

3    .... 
15     10 

9         1 

2  1 
57 

5 

Montgomery     .... 
Morgan    

8 

1 

12 

71 

1 

24 

46 

1 

1 

43 

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10 

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5 

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Muskingum     

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10 

4 

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21 

1 
11 

7 
13 

7 

0 

5! 

21 
2 
6 
5 
7 

10 
2 
1 

21 

Noble    

1 1  1 

1 
■■'2' 

2 

Ottawa    

1  ! 

2  1 
2 

1 

10 

3 
10 

5 

2  ! 
1 

1 
3 

1 
S 

.... 
.... 

1 
1 

2 
"4* 

4 

5 
2 

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1 
1 

12 

Pauldintr    

10 

Perry     

13 

Pickaway    

2 

1 

10 

2 

Portage    

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5  1 

1 

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5 

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3 

11 

2 

2 
2 
1 

9 
1 

19 
14 

8 

2 
2 
6 
4 

11 

3 

19 
20 
5 

11 

X*utnam 

3 

Richland   

3 
1 
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2 

5 
3 
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2 

2 

1 

5 

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7 

15 

6 

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1 

2 
3 
4 
10 
1 
2 

■*2" 
2 

21 

28 
12 

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8 
3 

2 
3 

5 

4 

16 

15 

1 

1 
8 
14 

14 
10 
44 
54 
15 
18 

1 
3 
13 
19 
2 
4 

10 

5 
2 
10 
21 
7 

Q    1           1^ 

Shelby    

11 

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3 
2 
3 

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11 
16 

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57 

Summit    

1 

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Tuscarawas    

3 

8 

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Union   

1 

3 

4 

4 

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1 

Van   Wert    

?. 

4 

1 

7 

4 

1   2 

Vinton    

1 

1 

2 

1 

4 

4 

2 

4 

Warren    

1 

1 

•     1 

1 

3 

Washington     

3 

6 

7 

4 

2 

19 

2 

1 

13 

4 

5 

5          22 

Wayne    

5 
2 

7 

1 

i 

1 

6 
5 
22 
4 

1 

3 

5 

24 

4 

2 

2 

7 

Williams    

8 
6 
3 

5 

Wood    

2 

9 

8 

5 

1 

1 
1 

2 

9    1 

Wyandot   

1 

.... 

i     5 

1 
Totals    

104      18  1300  1  74  J1088I170 

1        1         1        1        1 

735    356 

2.134 

583 

93 

85 

1,965 

1 

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TIMES  FOR  HOLDING  THE  CIRCUIT  COURTS  AND  COURTS  OF  COMMON 

PLEAS  IN  OHIO  IN  1901. 


Ashland  ... 
Ashtabula  . 
Athens  .... 
Auglaize  ... 
Belmont     . . 

Brown    

Butler     

Carroll  .... 
Champaign 

Clark     

Clermont  . . 
Clinton  .... 
Columbiana 
Coshocton  . 
Crawford  . . 
Cuyahoga   . . 


Darke  .... 
Defiance  . 
Delaware 

Erie     

Fairfield  . 
Fayette  . . 
Franklin  . 
Fulton  . . . 
Gallia  .... 
Geauga  . . 
Greene  . . . 
Guernsey 
Hamilton 


Ashland     

Jefferson    

Athens    

W'apakoneta  . 
St.  Clairsville. 
Geor§:etown  . . 
Hamilton     .... 

Carrollton 

Urbana     

Springfield    ... 

Batavia   

VViJmin^ton   .. 

Lisbon    

Coshocton  .... 

Bucyrus    

Cleveland    . . . . . 


Greenville   

Defiance    

Delaware   

Sandusky    

Lancaster    

Washington  C.  H. 

Columbus    

Wauseon    

Gallipolis     

Chardon     

Xenia    

Cambridge    

Cincinnati    


Hancock   .... 

Hardin   

Harrison     ... 

Henry     

Highland    ... 
Hocking    .... 

Holmes    

Huron    

Jackson     .... 
Jefferson    .... 

Knox    

Lake    

Lawrence    . . . 
Licking     .... 

Logan     

Lorain    

Lucas    

Madison    .... 
Mahoning    .. 

Marion     

Medina    

Meigs     I 

Mercer     

Miami     I 

Monroe     I 

Montgomery    ..! 

Morgan     ' 

Morrow    I 

Muskingum     . . . ' 

Noble     I 

Ottawa     ' 

Paulding   i 

Perry    ' 

Pickaway    ' 

Pike     I 

Portage     

Preble    I 

Putnam    I 

Richland   I 

Ross    I 

Sandusky    I 

Scioto   I 


Findlay    

Kenton 

Cadiz   , 

Xapolcon     

Hillsboro  

Logan   

Millersburg    ... 

Norwalk     

Jackson    , 

Stcubenville  . . . 
.Mt.  Vernon...., 
Painesvillc    .... 

Ironton     

Newark     

Bellefontainc   .. 

Elyria    

Toledo    

London    

Youngstown    . . 

Marion    

Medina   

Pomeroy    

Celina    

Troy     I 

VVoodsfield   I 

Dayton   | 

McConnelsville    ..| 

Mt.    Gilcad I 

Zanesville    ' 

Caldwell    ! 

Port    Clinton I 

Paulding    I 

New    Lexington . . ' 

Circleville     I 

Waverlv   I 

Ravenna    | 

Eaton    I 

Ottawa    I 

Mansfield    I 

Chillicothe    I 

Fremont     I 

Portsmouth    ! 


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6 

7 

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23,  Nov.  19 

9 

4 

7 

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3 

7 

18,  Dec.  17. 

8 

4 

16,  Nov.  13 

5 

1 

8,   Oct.  7.. 

2 

7 

26,  Sept.  19. 

9 

2 

18,  Nov.  14, 

2 

2 

6,    Dec.  2.. 

2 

1 

2,   Oct.  1.. 

5 

1 

29,  Oct.  28. 

2 

7 

12,  Sept.  23. 

9 

5 

11,  Nov.  12. 

6 

8 

2,  Sept.  24. 

10 

8 

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52,  Nov.  18. 

2 

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18,  Dec.  17. 

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15,  Nov.  18 

4 

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3,   Sept.  3.. 
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2 

5 

2 

5 

6 

1,    Dec.  4.. 

8 

4 

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7 

7 

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9 

2 

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4,   Dec.  3.. 

2 

7 

8 

1 

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TIMES  FOR  HOLDING  THE  CIRCUIT  COURTS  AND  COURTS  OF  COMMON 
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BY  COUNTIES  AND  MINOR  CIVIL  DIVISIONS,  WITH 
i  COMPARATIVE  TABLES  ETC.  FOR  1900. 


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CENSUS  OF  OHIO. 


The  following  tables  give  the  aggregate  population  of  Ohio  by  coun- 
ties and  minor  civil  divisions,  according  to  the  official  count  of  the  re- 
turns of  the  Twelfth  Census,  taken  as  of  June  i,  1900. 

Ohio  was  organized  as  a  state  November  29,  1802.  The  table  fol- 
lowing shows  the  population  of  Ohio  at  each  census  from  1800  to  1900, 
inclusive,  together  with  the  increase  by  number  and  per  cent,  during  each 
decade. 

POPULATION  OF  OHIO:    1800  TO  1900. 


Census  years. 

Population. 

Increase. 

Number. 

Per  cent 

1900  

4,157,545 

3,672.316 

3,198,062 

2,665,260 

1    2,339.511 

1,980,329 

1,519,467 

937,903. 

581,295 

230,760 

45,365 

485,229 
474,254 
532,802 
325,749 
359,182 
460,862 
581,564 
356,608 
350,535 
185,395 

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14.8 

1880  

20.0 

1870  

13.9 

1860    

18.1 

1850            

30.3 

1840  

62.0 

18.30  

61.3 

1820  

151.9 

1810  

408.7 

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The  population  of  the  state  in  1900  of  4,157,545  as  compared  with 
the  population  in  1890,  3,672,316,  represents  an  increase  during  the 
last  ten  years  of  485,229,  or  13.2  per  cent.  This  rate  of  increase  is  slightly 
less  than  that  for  the  decade  immediately  preceding,  when  it  was  14.8 
per  cent.,  although  the  numerical  increase  is  somewhat  greater.  During 
the  earlier  decades  of  the  century  the  state  increased  in  population  rapidly, 
but  the  greatest  numerical  increase  (581,564)  occurred  in  the  decade 
from  1830  to  1840.  Since  1850  the  development  of  the  state  in  popula- 
tion has  been  comparatively  steady. 

The  population  of  Ohio  in  1900  is  more  than  ninety-one  times  as 
large  as  that  given  for  1800,  the  census  taken  two  years  before  it  became 
a  state. 

The  total  land  surface  of  Ohio  is,  approximately,  40,760  square  miles, 
the  average  number  of  persons  to  the  square  mile  at  the  censuses  of  1890 
and  1900  being  as  follows  :     1890,  90.1 ;  1900,  102.0. 

The  following  table  shows  the  population  of  Ohio  by  counties  at 
each  census  from  1800  to  1900,  inclusive: 


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The  following  table  shows,  for  each  county,  the  increase  or  decrease, 
by  number  and  per  cent.,  in  population  from  1890  to  1900: 


Counties. 

Increase. 

Decrease. 

Number. 

Per 
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Number. 

Per 
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Adams    

235 
7,332 

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Ashland 

1,039 

4.7 

Ashtabula  

7,793 
3,530 
3,092 
3,402 

17.9 

10. 

11. 

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Athens  

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Brown  

1,002 

5.6 

Butler    

8,273 

17. 

Carroll 

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338 

4.3 

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0,002 

12.7 

Clermont    

1,943 
38 

5.8 

Clinton    

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Columbiana   

9,501 

2,034 

1,988 

129,150 

10.2 
9.9 
0.2 

41.7 

Coshocton 

Crawford    

Cuyahoga  

Darke 

4-29 

1. 

Defiance    

018 

2.4 

Delaware    

788 

2.0 

Krie    

2,i88 
320 

0.2 
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Fairfield    

Fayette    

584 

2.6 

Franklin   

40,373 

778 

913 

1,255 

1,793 

5,780 

34,900 

32.5 
3.5 
3.4 
9.3 
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Greene    

1 

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Hamilton    

Hancock   

570* 

344' 

1.3 

Hardin    

2,248 

7.8 

Harrison  

1.7 

Henry    

2,202 
1,934 
1,740 

8.8 
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Holmes    

1,628 

7.7 

Huron    

381 
5.840 
4,942 

108 
3,445 

1.2 

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12.5 

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Jackson    

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3,791 

3,034 

14,502 

51.203 

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3,951 

210 

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596 

690 

57 

690 

1,378 

292 

2,337 

6,217 

1,486 

3,694 

5,604 

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10,577 

17,626 

4,218 

7,133 


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5,865 


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Xo  territorial  changes  have  taken  place  in  the  counties  of  Ohio  since 
1890. 

Of  the  88  counties  of  the  state  all  but  22  have  increased  in  population 
during  the  decade,  the  counties  showing  the  largest  percentages  of  in- 
crease being  Lucas,  50.1  per  cent;  Cuyahoga,  41.7  per  cent;  Lorain,  36.1 
per  cent ;  Summit,  32.6  per  cent ;  Franklin,  32.5  per  cent ;  Montgomery, 
29.0  per  cent ;  and  Mahoning,  25.3  per  cent. 

The  22  counties  showing  a  decrease  in  population  are  Ashland, 
Brown,  Carroll,  Champaign,  Clermont,  Clinton,  Darke,  Delaware,  Fay- 
ette, Hancock,  Harrison,  Holmes,  Lawrence,  Meigs,  Morgan,  Morrow, 
Noble,  Shelby,  Union,  Vinton,  Wayne,  and  Wyandot. 

Nine  cities  had  a  population  in  1900  of  more  than  25,000.  The  fol- 
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it  was  separately  stated  in  the  census  report,  to  1900,  inclusive.  The 
table,  which  immediately  follows,  shows,  for  each  city,  the  increase  (or 
decrease)  in  population,  by  number  and  per  cent.,  during  each  of  the  ten- 
year  periods. 

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All  of  the  above  named  cities  have  received  marked  accessions  to  their 
population  during  the  last  ten  years,  those  having  increased  by  the  largest 
percentages  being  Toledo,  61.9  per  cent;  Akron,  54.8  per  cent.;  Cleve- 
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gains  during  the  decade  are  found  in  Cleveland,  Toledo  and  Columbus. 

Nmeteen  cities  had  a  population  in  1900  of  more  than  10,000  and 
less  than  25,000.  The  following  table  shows  the  population  of  each  in 
1900  and  1890,  and  the  increase  or  decrease  in  population,  by  number  and 
per  cent.,  of  each  during  the  last  decade : 


CITIES  FROM  10,000  TO  25,000. 


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17.013 
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11,868 
21,723 
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17,640 
13,348 
11.862 
11.944 
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12,172 
17,870 
19,664 
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10,989 
23,538 

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11,288 
10,956 
18,553 
17,565 
10,989 
15,981 

4.863 
13,473 

8,273 

8,327 
10,092 
14.270 

9,090 
12,394 
18,471 
13,394 
10,801 
21,009 

4,611 

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Chill  icothe 

Elast  Liverpool.. . . 

Columbiana    . . . 

Hancock  

Butler    

Lawrence    

Allen    

Findlav 

940 

5.06 

Hamilton 

6,349     36/> 

Ironton 

929 
5,742 
11,165 
4,167 
5,075 
3,535 

8.5 

36 

229.6 

30.9 

61.3 

4>  4 



Lima 

Lorain    

Lorain   

Mansfield Richland  

Marietta 

Marion 

Washington  . . . 

Marion    

Stark   

L... 

1 

Massillon 

1;852      IH  4 

1 

Newark    

Licking   

Miami    

Scioto    

Erie    

3.887 
3.H82 
5,476 
1,193 
955 
188 
2,529 

27.2  ) 
33  9 

.     1 

Piqua   

.  ....  1 ... . 

Portsmouth    

44.4 
6.1 
7.1 
1.8 

12 

Sanduskv  

Steubenville 

Jefferson 

Seneca  

Muskingum    . . . 

Tiffin    

2:anesTille    

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Forty-three  cities  had  a  population  in  1900  of  more  than  5,cxx)  and 
less  than  10,000,  and  the  following  table  shows  the  population  of  each 
in  1900  and  1890,  and,  also,  the  increase  or  decrease  in  population,  by 
number  and  per  cent.,  of  each  from  1890  to  1900: 

CITIES  HAVING  FROM  5,000  TO  10,000. 


County. 

Population. 

Increase. 

Decrease 

Name. 

1900. 

1890. 

s 

1 

1.* 

a 
1 

a 

u 

Alliance  

Stark   

8,974 
9,912 
6,649 
5,067 
6,560 
8.241 
5,422 
6,991 
7,133 
6,473 
7,579 
7,940 
8,791 
7,730 
8,439 
7,282 
5,588 
5,432 
5,501 
6,852 
8,991 
7,760 
9,215 
6,633 
5,421 
6,213 
5,909 
7,468 
7.074 
6,480 
5,024 
5,359 
7,582 
5,688 
5,881 
6,808 
6,422 
8,529 
5,751 
8,045 
6,146 
6,063 
8,696 

7,607 
9,934 
4,245 
3,467 
5,974 
4,361 
3,470 
6,556 
3,241 
3,672 
7,694 
8,224 
5,611 
7,070 
7,141 
6,326 

1,367 

18. 

Bellaire    

Belmont    

Logan    

Wood 

22 

0 

Bellefontaine    .... 

2,404 
1,600 

586 
3,880 
1,952 

a35 
3,892 
2,801 

56.6 
46.2 
10 
89 

56.3 
5.1 
120 
76.3 

Bowling  Green... 
Bucyrus  

Crawford    

Guernsey 

Tuscarawas   . . . 

Pickaway    

Ashtabula 

Coshocton 

Defiance    

Delaware    

Lorain   

Seneca  

Sandusky    

Crawford    

Cuyahoga   

Gallia 

Cambridge 

Canal  Dover 

1 

Circleville   

Conneaut  

Coshocton  

Defiance 

115 

1  h 

Delaware 

284  .  .^4 

Elyria  

3,181 
660 

1,298 
956 

56.7 

9.3 

18.2 

15.1 

Fostoria 

Fremont    

Gal  ion 

Glenville    

Gallipolis  

Greenville   

4,498 
5,473 
5,557 
7,555 
6,250 
7,681 
6,027 
4,558 
4,456 

934 

28 

1,295 

1.436 

1,510 

1,534 

606 

863 

1,757 

20.8 
.5 
23.3 
19. 
24.2 
20 
10.1 
18.9 
39.4 

Darke    

Hardin    

Fairfield    

Belmont 

Butler    

Knox   

Kenton 

Lancaster 

Martins  Ferry 

Middletown    

Mt.   Vernon 

Nclsonville   

.Athens 

Tuscarawas   . . . 

Cuyahoga   

Trumbull    

Huron  

Hamilton    

Lake 

New  Philadelphia. 

Newburg  

Niles 

4,289 
7,195 

3,179 

74.1 

Norwalk    

121 

1  7 

Norwood 

Painesville 

4,755 
3,000 
5,780 
4,a50 
4,494 
6,510 
5.512 
5,973 
5,742 
4,377 
5,247 
5,901 
7,301 

269 

2,359 

1,802 

838 

1,387 

298 

910 

2,556 

9 

3,668 

899 

162 

1,395 

5.7 

78.6 
31.2 
17.3 
30.9 

4.6 
16.5 
42.8 
.2 
83.8 
17.1 

2.8 
.  19.1 

St.  Marys 

Auglaize    

Columbiana   . . . 

Shelby  

Miami 

Champaign 

Van    Wert 

Trumbull    

Fayette    

Jackson  

Columbiana    . . . 

Wayne 

Greene 

Salem  

Sidney    

Troy  

Urbana 

Van  Wert 

Warren    

Washington  C.  H. 

Wellston    

Wellsville    

Wooster 

Xenia  

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The  following  table  shows  the  population  in  1900  and  1890  of  each 
of  the  72  cities,  towns  and  villages  in  Ohio  having  a  population  in  1900 
of  more  than  2,000  and  less  than  5,000,  and,  also,  the  increase  or  decrease 
in  population,  by  number  and  per  cent.,  of  each  from  1890  to  1900 : 

CITIES  HAVING  FROM  2,000  TO  5,000. 


County. 

Population 

Increase. 

Decrease. 

Name. 

1900. 

1890. 

1 

Wi 

1 

a 

u 

Ada 

Hardin 

Ashland 

Athens  

Summit 

Belmont 

Sand.  &  Huron 

Cuyahoga   

Belmont    

Williams 

Hamilton    

Mercer 

Huron   

Sandusky   

Cuyahoga  

Crawford    

Summit  

V.  W'rt  &  Allen 
Tuscarawas   . . . 

Cuyahoga   

Columbiana   . . . 

Preble   

Hamilton    . ; . . . 
Lake 

2,576 
4,087 
3,066 
4,354 
3,721 
4,101 
2,510 
3,963 
3,131 
2,559 
2,815 
2,348 
2,515 
3,639 
3,282 
3,186 
4,517 
3,763 
2,757 
2.493 
3,155 
2,532 
2,073 
2,724 
2,342 
2,630 
2,155 
3,979 
2,520 
4,535 
4,672 
4,541 
3,a55 
2,867 
2,744 
3,330 
2,695 
3,480 
3,511 
3,140 
2,003 
3,048 
2,232 
3,941 
2,799 
2,954 
3,639 
2,659 

2,079 
3,566 
2,620 

497 
521 
446 

23.9 
14.6 
17 

Ashland 

Athens  

Barberton   

Bamesville   

3,207 
3,052 
2,533 
3,369 
3,068 
2,257 
2,702 
1,299 
2,327 

514 
1,049 

16 
34.3 

Bellevue 

Berea    

23 

.9 

Bridgeport    

594 
63 
302 
113 
1,049 
188 

17.6 
2.1 

13.4 
4.2 

80.8 
8.1 

Bryan  

Carthage   

Celina 

Chicago  Junction. 

Clyde    

Collinwood  

Crestline    

2,911 
2,614 
4,516 
2,925 

371 
572 

1 
868 

12.7 
21.9 

Cuyahoga  Falls.. 

Delphos  

Dennison 

29.7 

East  Cleveland . . . 

East  Palestine. . . . 

1,816 
2,934 

677 
221 

37.3 

7.8 

Eaton  

Elm  wood  Place. .  .< 

Fairport 

1,171 
2,7-29 
2,194 

902 

77. 

Franklin    

^  Warren  

Ashtabula 

Trumbull    

Athens 

Highland    

Defiance    

Highland    

Jackson  

Portage 

Cuyahoga   

Warren   

Columbiana    . . . 
Columbiana    . . . 

Hamilton    

Hocking    

Madison    

Hamilton    

Adams  

Union    

Medina    

Montgomery    .. 
Meigs 

5 

9, 

Geneva 

148 

6.7 

Girard    

Glouster 

Greenfield   

2,460 
2,141 
3,620 
4,320 
3,501 

i,5i9 
379 
915 
352 

1,040 

61.8 
17.7 
25.3 
8.1 
29.7 

Hicksville   

Hillsboro 

Jackson    

Kent  

Lakewood  

Lebanon  ....  * 

3,050 
2,826 
2,278 
2,474 
3,119 
3,313 
2,214 
1,965 
2,810 
2,073 
2,952 
3,211 
l,a56 
2,764 
1,251 

183 

82 

6 

Leetonia 

2  9 

Lisbon    

1,052 
221 
361 

198 
^26 

as 

238 
159 
989 

46.2 
8.9 

11.6 
6. 

41.8 
3.5 
8.3 
7.7 

33.5 

Lockland  

Logan  

London    

Madisonville 

Manchester 

Marvsville 

Medina 

Miamisburg    

Middleport   

Mingo    Junction.. 

Napoleon    

Newcomerstown  . 



412 

13  7 

JeflFerson  

Henry    

Tuscarawas   ... 

1,098 

875 

1,408 

59.2 

31.7 

112.5 

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County. 

Population.               Increase. 

Decrease. 

Name. 

1900. 

1890. 

g 
1 

u 

1 

a 

u 

4» 

17  ^ 

New  Straits\  ille. . 

Perry   

2,302 
3,561 
4,082 
2,322 
2,009 
2,080 
4,639 
2,450 
4,003 
3,076 
2.248 
2,038 
3,384 
2,353 
2,966 
4,685 
2,343 
3,526 
4,582 
3,355 
3,915 
2,148 
2,094 
3,613 

2,782 
2,857 
4,376 
1,717 
1,922 
1,879 
4,726 
2,049 
3,417 

480 

North  Baltimore. . 

Wood    

Lorain   

Putnam  

Butler    

Paulding 

Meigs    

Ottawa    

Portage  

^  Hamilton    

Brown  

Cuyahoga   

Hamilton    

Columbiana    . . . 
Perry  

704 

25. 

L... 

Oberlin 

294      6.7 

Ottawa 

605 

87 

201 

35.2 
4.5 

10.7 

r 

Oxford i 

Paulding   

Pomeroy    

Port    Clinton 

87     i  ft 

401 
586 

19.6 
17.1 

Ravenna  

ReadincT                 .  .t 

Ripley     

2,483 

235 

9  4 

Rockport 

St.   Bernard * 

1,779 
2,369 
3,266 
1,977 

1,605 

90.2 

Salineville 

16 
300 

T 

Shawnee 

9  2 

Shelby    

Richland  

Cuyahoga   

Jefferson 

Tuscarawas   . . . 

Wyandot 

Auglaize       

Fulton  

Lorain   

Clinton    

2,708 


137. 

South  Brooklvn 

Toronto 

2,536 
3,842 
3,572 
3,616 
2,060 
2,069 
3,079 

990 
740 

39. 
19.3 

Uhrichsville 

Upper  Sandusky. . 

Wapakoneta  

\Vauseon 

217 

6 

299 
88 
25 

534 

8.3 

4.3 

1.2 

14.1 

Wellington   

Wilmington    

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The  following  table  shows  the  population  of  Ohio  by  minor  civil 
divisions,  so  far  as  it  was  separately  returned  at  the  census  of  1890 
and  1900. 

POPULATION  OF  OHIO  BY  MINOR  CIVIL  DIVISIONS:    1890  AND  190O 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


ADAMS  COUNTY. 


Brattbn  township  

Franklin   township 

Green  township  

Jefferson  township   

Liberty  township  

Manchester  township,  including  Manchester  village. 

Manchester  village  

Meigs  township,  including  Peebles  village 

Peebles  village   

Monroe  township   

Oliver  township  

Scott  township  

Sprigg  township   

Tiffin  township,  including  West  Union  village 

West  Union  village 

Wayne  township 

Winchester  township,  including  Winchester  village. 

Winchester  village   


Total  population  of  Adams  county. 


ALLEN  COUNTY. 


Amanda  township 

Auglaize  township,  including  Harrod  village , 

Harrod  village  , 

Bath  township   '. 

German  township,  including  Elida  village 

Elida  village 

Jackson  township,  including  Lafayette  village 

Lafayette   village 

Marion  township,  including  Wards  1  and  2  of  Delphos  City. . 

Delphos  city  (part  of) 

Total  for  Delphos  city,  in  Marion  township.,  Allen  Co., 
and  Washington  township,  Van  Wert  county. 

Ward  1    1,174 

Ward  2 1,116 

Ward  3  1,375 

Ward  4 853 

Monroe  township,  including  West  Cairo  village 

West  Cairo  village 

Ottawa  township,  coextensive  with  Lima  city 

Lima  city   

3,051 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


1,535 
3,019 
5,523 
2,499 


Ward  6  3,008 

Ward  7  3.088 

50    S  S 


1,069 
1,572 
2,046 
3,946 
1,199 
2,070 
2,003 
3,113 

763 
1,291 

976 
1,272 
2,203 
2,635 
1,033 
1,204 
1,732 

796 


26,328 


1,384 
1,909 

370 
1,517 
1,951 

440 
1,931 

316 
4,573 
2,289 
4,517 


1,875 

338 

21,723 

21,723 


1,094 
1,594 
2,02a 
3,947 
1,245. 
1,988 
1,965 
2,645 

35a 
1,43a 
1,051 
1,182 
2,625. 
2,600 

825 
1,181 
1,488 


26,093: 


1,425 
1,929 

269 
1,448 
1,615 

399 
1,818 


4,723 
2,331 
4,516 


1,995 

325 

15,987 

15,981 


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Minor  dvil  divisions. 


47,976 


Ai,i.EN  COUNTY  — Coucluded. 

Perry  township   

Richland    township,    including    Beaver    Dam    and    BJuffton 
villages. 

Beaver  Dam  village 

Bluffton  village 

Shawnee  township   

Spencer  township,  including  Spencerville  village 

Spencerville  village 

Sugar  Creek  township 

Total  population  of  Allen  county 

ASHLAND  COUNTY. 

Clear  Creek  township,  including  Savannah  village 

Savannah  village 

Greene  township,   including  Perrysville  village  and  part  of 
Loudonville  village  

Loudonville  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Loudonville  village,   in  Greene  and  Hanover 
townships  

Perrysville  village   

Hanover  township,  including  part  of  Loudonville  village 

Loudonville  village  (part  of ) 

Jackson  township,  including  Polk  village 

Polk  village   

Lake  township   

Mifflin  township,   including  Mifflin  village ; 

Mifflin  village  

Milton  township    , 

Mohican  township,  including  Jeromeville  village 

Jeromeville  village  

Montgomery  township,  including  Ashland  village 

Ashland  village   

Ward  1  1,268 

Ward  2  1,260 

Ward  3 673 

Ward  4  886 

Orange  township  

Perry  township    

Ruggles  township   

Sullivan    township    

Troy  township 

Vermillion  township,  including  Hayesville  village 

Hayesville  village   

Total  population  of  Ashland  county 


878 

m 

.      290 

325 

2,044 

tL970 

325 

1,581 

1,441 

513 

5-22 

2,197 

♦1,092 

1,256 

1,155 

1,276 

232 

264 

684 

852 

694 

770 

185 

869 

1.043 

1,431 

1.536 

308 

301 

5,324 

4.874 

4,087 

3,566 

1,201 

1,294 

1,124 

1,236 

630 

660 

808 

724 

583 

010 

1,562 

1.846 

332 

130 

21,184 


40,644 


t22,>23 


1890. 


t  Includes  population  (1,444)  of  Loudonville  village,  given  independently  in 
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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


ASHTABULA  COUNTY. 

Andover  township,  including  Andover  village , 

Andover  village 

Ashtabula  township,  including  Ashtabula  city , 

Ashtabula  city 

Ward  1  2,422 

Ward  2  1,228 

Ward  3 1,922 

Ward  4 2,087 

Ward    5    1,434 

Ward  6 1,640 

Ward  7  2,210 

Austinburg  township   

Cherry  Valley  township 

Colebrook  township   

Conneaut  township,   including  Conneaut  village 

Conneaut  village , 

Denmark  township   

Dorset  township 

Geneva  township,   including  Geneva  village 

Geneva  village  

Harpersfield  township  

Hartsgrove  township   

Jefferson  township,  including  Jefferson  village 

Jefferson  village 

Kingsville  township 

Lenox   township    

Monroe  township 

Morgan  township,  including  Rock  Creek  village 

Rock  Creek  village 

New   Lyme   township 

Orwell  township   

Pierpont  township ' 

Plymouth  township 

Richmond   township 

Rome  township  

Sayhrook  township  

Sheffield   to^vnship    

Trumbull  township  

Wayne  township   

Williamsfield  township   

Windsor  township    

Total  population  of  Ashtabula  county 

ATHENS  COUNTY. 

Alexander  township  

Ames  township   

Athens  towaslrip.  mcluding  Athens  village 

Athens  village   

Bern    township    

Canaan   township    

Carthage  township       

Dover  township   

Lee  township,  including  Albany  village 

Albany  village  


1,534 

815 

13,987 

12,949 


1,040 

643 

773 

9,525 

7,133 

703 

878 

3,59G 

2,342 

893 

647 

2,131 

1,319 

1,412 

742 

1,302 

1,040 

478 

837 

981 

931 

723 

848 

589 

1,733 

609 

855 

085 

900 

911 


51,448 


1,173 
1,256 
5.867 
3,066 
1,660 
1,179 
1 ,  136 
1,488 
1,088 
548 


1,519 

733 

10,246 

8,338 


1,073 

677 

943 

4,811 

3,241 

749 

668 

3,371 

2.194 

944 

650 

2,184 

1,346 

1,712 

724 

1.492 

1,015 

448 

952 

936 

1,021 

766 

912 

607 

1,513 

659 

855 

755 

930 

971 


43.6,55 


1,243 
1,281 
5.016 
2,620 
1,485 
1,201 
1,240 
1,880 
993 
471 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


ATHENS  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 


Lodi  township   

Rome,  township   

Trimble  township,  including  Glouster,  Jacksonville  and 
Trimble  villages    • 

Glouster  village  

Jacksonville  village 

Trimble  village    

Troy  township,  including  Coolville  village 

Coolville  village    

Waterloo  township  

York  township,   including  Nelsonville  village 

Nelsonville   village    


Total  population  of  Athens  county. 


AUGLAIZE  COUNTY. 


Clay  township 

Duchouquet  township,  including  Cridersville  and  Wapakoneta 

villages   , 

Cridersville   village    

Wapakoneta  village   

Ward  1  892 

Ward  2  1,605 

Ward  3 1,418 

German  township,  including  New  Bremen  village 

New  Bremen  village 

Goshen  township 

Jackson  township,  including  Minster  village 

Minster  village 

Logan  township  

Moulton  township  

Noble   township    

Pusheta  township 

St.  Marys  township,  including  St.  Marys  village 

St.  Marjr's  village  

Ward  1   1,468 

Ward  2 1.613 

Ward  3 1,297 

Ward  4  981 

Salem  township,  including  Kossuth  village 

Kossuth  village  

Union  township 

Washington  township,  including  New  Knoxville  village 

New  Knoxville  village 

Wayne  township,  including  Waynesfield  village 

Waynesfield  village 


1,367 

1,767 

7,327 
2,155 
1,047 

625 
1,741 

315 
2,508 
9,183 
5,421 


38,730 


1,647 

6,132 

581 

3,915 


2,211 
1,318 
908 
2,196 
1,465 
1,473 
1,286 
1,360 
1,275 
6,729 
5,359 


1,112 
153 

1,666 

1,629 
436 

1,568 
542 


Total  population  of  Auglaize  county. 


31.192 


1,390 
1,957 

4,966 


727 
440 
1,760 
330 
1,961 
8.^1 
4,558 


35,194 


1,430 

5,925 

465 

3,616 


2,185 
1,239 
949 
1,966 
1,126 
1,369 
1,339 
1,283 
1,437 
4,388 
3,000 


1,136 


1,661 
1,581 

514 
1,451 

480 


28.100 


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Continued. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


BELMONT  COUNTY. 

Colerain  township 

Flushing  township,  including  Flushing  village 

Flushing  village 

Goshen  township,  including  Belmont  village. 

Belmont  village  

Kirkwood  township,  including  part  of  Fairview  village 

Fairview  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Fairview  village,  ♦in  Kirkwood  township,  Bel- 
mont county,  and  Oxford  township,  Guernsey  county 

Mead  township   

Pease  township,  including  Bridgeport  and  Brookside  villages 

and  Martins  Ferry  city 

Bridgeport  village   

Ward  1  1,529 

Ward  2  1,526 

Ward  3 908 

Brookside  village  

Martins  Ferry  city 

Ward  1  1,254 

Ward  2  1,808 

Ward  3  1,632 

Ward  4  1,483 

Ward  5 1,583 

Pultney  township,  including  Bellaire  city  and  West  Wheeling 

town    

Bellaire  city  

Ward  1  1,649 

Ward  2  2,170 

Ward  3  1,534 

Ward  4  2,461 

Ward  5 2,098 

West  Wheeling  town 

Richland  township,  including  St.  Clairsville  village 

St   Clairsville  village 

Smith  township  

Somerset   township    

Union  township,  including  Morristown  village 

Morristown  village  

Warren  township,  including  Barnesville  village 

-    Barnesville  village   

Ward  1  1,006 

Ward  2  940 

Ward  3 845 

Ward  4 030 

Washington  township 

Wayne  township  

Wheeling  township  

York  township  

Total  population  of  Belmont  county 


2,987 
2,141 

653 
2,471 

422 

1,680 

18 

2,251 
2,142 

528 
2,261 

384 
1,850 

291 
1,726 

322 
1,705 

15,158 
3,963 

12,994 
3,369 

249 

7.760 

6.250 

13,833 
9,912 


444 
4,367 
1,210 
1,710 
1,862 
1,482 

350 
5,881 
3,721 


1,540 
1,415 
1,222 
1,400 


60,875 


12,857 
9,93h 


574 
4,289 
1,191 
1,806 
2,045 
1,591 

371 
5,456 
3,207 


1.645 
1,704 
1,359 
1.458 


57,413 


♦  In  1890  in  Oxford  township,  Guernsey  county,  only. 


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1890. 


BROWN   COUNTY. 


Byrd  township  

Clark  township,  including  HamersviJk  village... 

Hamersville  village   

Eagle  township  

Franklin  to^mship 

Green  township,  including  Mt.  Orab  vills^c 

Mt.  Orab  village 

Huntington  township,  including  Aberdeen  village. 

Aberdeen    village    

Jackson  township 

Jefferson  township,  including  Russellville  village. 

Russellville  village 

Lewis  township,  including  Higginsport  village 

Higginsport  village 

Perry  township,  including  Fayetteville  village 

Fayetteville  village  

Pike  township 

Pleasant  township,  including  Georgetown  village. . 

Georgetown  village  

Scott  township  

Sterling  township , 

Union  township,   including  Ripley  village 

Ripley  village  

Washington  township 


Total  population  of  Brown  county. 


BUTLER  COUNTY. 


♦Fairfield  township   

♦Hamilton  city  

Ward  1  4,478 

Ward  2  5,790 

Ward  3  3,432 

Ward  4  5,892 

Ward  5  4,322 

Hanover  township 

ILemon  township 

Liberty  township  

Madison  township,  including  Trenton  village. .  # 

Trenton  village  

tMiddletown  city   

Ward  1   ' 1,758 

Ward  2  1,919 

Ward  3  1,850 

Ward  4  3,688 

Milford  township,  including  Somerville  village 

Somerville  village  

Morgan  township    

Oxford  township,  including  Oxford  village  and  part  of  Col- 
lege Corner  village : 


1,135 

1,216 

1,638 

1.679 

242 

264 

1,147 

1,220 

959 

1,084 

1,905 

1,7-22 

561 

33t> 

2,572 

2,967 

711 

874 

924 

918 

1,012 

i,m 

394 

324 

2,325 

2,830 

650 

764 

2,413 

2.560 

323 

1.073 

1,145 

3,072 

3.010 

1,529 

1,473 

976 

1,096 

1,264 

1.431 

4,509 

4,715 

2,248 

2.483 

1,313 

1,258 

28,237 

29,899 

4,018 

t2,445 

23,914 

17,565 

1,152 
1,825 
1,024 
2,166 
387 
9,215 


1.476 

300 

1,389 

3,766 


1.160 

12,371 

1,167 

2,181 


7,681 


1,619 

330 
1,519 

3,689 


*  Hamilton  city,  formerly  in  Fairfield  township,  made  independent  since  1890. 
t  Exclusive  of  population  of  Hamilton  city^ 

t  Middletown  city,  formerly  in  Lemon  township,  made  independent  since  1890. 
fl  Exclusive  of  population  of  Middletown  city. 


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1890. 


BUTLER  COUNTY  —  ConcludccL 


College  Corner  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  College  Corner  village,   in  Oxford  township, 

Butler  county,  and  Israel  township,  Preble  county 

Oxford  village  

Rcily  township  

Ross  township   

St.  Clair  township 

Union  township  

Wayne  township,  including  Jacksonboro  and  Seven  Mile  vil- 
lages    

Jacksonboro  village  

Seven  Mile  village 


Total  population  of  Butler  county. 


CARROLL  COUNTY, 


Augusta  township 

Brown  township,  including  Malvern  village  and  part  of  Mi- 
nerva village  

Malvern  village  

Minerva  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Minerva  village,  in  Brown  township^  Carroll 

county,  and  Paris  township.  Stark  county 

Center  township,  including  Carrollton  village 

Carrollton  village 

East  township   

Fox  township 

Harrison  township   

Lee  township  

Loudon  township   

Monroe  township,    including  Dell  Roy  village  and  part  of 

Sherrodsville  village   

Dell  Roy  village 

Sherrodsville  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Sherrodsville  village,  ♦  in  Monroe  and  Or- 
ange townships 

Orange  township,    including  Leesville  village  and  part  of 

Sherrodsville   village    

Leesville  village 

Sherrodsville  village   (part  of) 

Perry  township 

Rose  township,  including  part  of  Magnolia  village 

Magnolia  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Magnolia  village,   in  Rose  township,  Carroll 

county,  and  Sandy  township.  Stark  county 

Union  township  

Washington  township  


Total  population  of  Carroll  county. 


'In  1890  in  Orange  township  only, 


56,870 


985 


16,811 


48,597 


1,021 


2,599 

2,665 

709 

638 

545 

422 

1,200 

1,139^ 

1,704 

1,605 

1,271 

1,228 

606 

640 

1,149 

1,210 

799 

915 

849 

926 

909 

929 

1,336 

1,487 

400 

511 

95 

926 

•   893 

2,200 

2,705 

269 

373 

831 

825 

950 

1,638 

1,196 

264 

431 

578 

653 

634 

664 

17.566 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1900. 


1890. 


CHAMPAIGN  COUNTY. 


Adams  township   

Concord  township 

Goshen  township,  including  Mechanicsburg  village 

Mechanicsburg  village  

Harrison  township,  including  Springhills  village 

Springhills   village    

Jackson  township,  including  part  of  St.  Paris  village 

St.  Paris  village  (part  of) 

tTotal  for  St.   Paris  village,    in  Jackson  and  Johnson 

townships  

Johnson  township,  including  part  of  St.  Paris  village 

St.  Paris  village  (part  of) 

Mad  River  township 

Rush  township,  including  North  Lewisburg  and  Woodstock 

villages   , 

North  Lewisburg  village 

Woodstock  village 

Salem  township  

Union  township,  including  Mutual  village 

Urbana  township,  including  Urbana  city 

Urbana  city  

Ward  1  956 

Ward  2 1,285 

Ward  3 1,284 

Ward  4  1,776 

Ward  5 1,507 

Wa3me  township  


Total  population  of  Champaign  county. 


CLARK  COUNTY. 

Bethel  township,  including  Donnelsville  and  New  Carlisle 
villages 

Donnelsville  village   

New  Carlisle  village 

German  township : 

Greene  township,  including  part  of  Clifton  village 

Clifton  village  (part  of) 

Total   for   Clifton   village   in   Greene  township,    Clark 

county,  and  Miami  township,  Greene  county 

Harmony  township 

Madison  township,  including  South  Charleston  village 

South  Charleston  village , 

Mad  River  township,  including  Enon  village 

Enon  village 

Moorefield  township 

Pike  township    

Pleasant  township,  including  Catawba  village 

Catawba  village 

JSpringfield  city  

Ward  1  7,497 


1,345 


26,042 


1,406 

1,461 

1,053 

1,139 

2,728 

2,446 

1,617 

1,459 

901 

935 

157 

158 

1,851 

1,827 

91 

1,222 

1,145 

2,465 

2,572 

1,131 

.  •  •  .^ . . .  • 

1,782 

2,026 

2,070 

2,024 

846 

866 

325 

310 

1,788 

1,875 

1,237 

1,414 

8,016 

7,872 

6,808 

6,510 

l.S 


26,960 


3,295 

3,407 

200 

243 

995 

958 

1,995 

2.058 

1,425 

1.532 

58 

40 

262 

270 

1,830 

1,819 

2,281 

2,204 

L096 

1,041 

1,847 

1,750 

295 

331 

1.435 

1,307 

1.533 

1.758 

1,437 

1,597 

231 

272 

38,253 

31,895 

1890. 


t  In  1890  in  Johnson  township  only. 

t  Springfield  city,  formerly  in  Springfield  township,  made  independent  since 


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1890. 


CLARK  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Ward  2  5,285 

Ward  3  3,971 

Ward  4 7,278 

Ward  5 5,561 

Ward  6  8,661 

JSpringfield  township 

Total  population  of  Clark  county 

CLERMONT  COUNTY. 

Batavia  township,  including  Batavia  village 

Batavia  village  

Franklin  township,  including  Felicity  village 

Felicity  village    

Goshen  township   

Jackson  township 

Miami  township,   including  parts  of  Loveland  and  Milford 
villages   

Loveland  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Loveland  village,  in  Miami  township,  Clermont 
county;    Symmes   township,    Hamilton    county;    and 
Hamilton  township,  Warren  county 

Milford  village  (part  of) 

♦Total  for  Milford  village,  in  Miami  township,  Clermont 

county,  and  Columbia  township,  Hamilton  county, 

Monroe  township 

Ohio  township,  including  New  Richmond  village 

New  Richmond  village  

Pierce  township  

Stonelick  township,  including  Boston  village 

Boston  village 

Tate  township,  including  Bethel  village 

Bethel  village   

Union  township 

Washington  township,  including  Moscow  and  Neville  villages 

Moscow  village  

Neville  village   

Wayne  township  

Williamsburg  township,  including  Williamsburg  village 

Williamsburg  vilUge  

Total  population  of  Clermont  county 

CLINTON  COUNTY. 

Adams  township  

Chester  township  

Clark  township,  including  Martinsville  village 

Martinsville  village 

Green  township,  including  New  Vienna  village 

New  Vienna  village  

If  Exclusive  of  population  of  Springfield  city. 

*  In  1890  in  Miami  township,  Clermont  county,  only. 


58,939 


3,417 
1,029 
2,506 
695 
1,456 
1,292 

4,261 
813 


1,260 
1,063 

1,149 
1,643 
2,935 
1,916 
1,644 
1,569 

260 
2,866 

850 
1,802 
2,281 

475 

265 
1,537 
2,401 
1,002 


31,610 


754 
1,233 
1,697 

338 
2,395 

805 


52,277 


3,502 
953 

2,858 
779 

1,549 

1,418 

4,109 
732 


1,153 


995 
1,837 
3,301 
2,379 
1,731 
1,713 

292 
2,713 

625 
1.918 
2,644 

591 

340 
1,907 
2,353 
•  828 


33,553 


795 
1,246 
1,864 

336 
2,666 

871 


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CLINTON  COUNTY  —  Concluded 

Jefferson  township,   including  Midland  village 

Midland  village  

Liberty  township,  including  Port  William  village 

Port  William  village  

Marion  township,  including  Blanchester  village 

Blanchester   village    

Richland  township,  including  Sabina  village 

Sabina  village 

Union  township,  including  Wilmingfton  city 

Wilmington  city  

Vernon  township,  including  Clarksville  village 

Clarksville  village  

Washington  township  

Wayne  township   

Wilson  township  

Total  population  of  Clinton  county 

COLUMBIANA  COUNTY. 

Butler   township    

Center  township,  including  Lisbon  village 

tLisbon  village 

Elk  Run  township 

Fairfield  township,  including  Columbiana  village 

Columbiana  village   

FrankHn  township 

Hanover  township,    including  Hanoverton  village 

Hanoverton  village  

Knox  tow  nship    

Liverpool  township,  including  East  Liverpool  city 

East  Liverpool  city  

Ward  1  3,744 

Ward  2  3,936 

Ward  3  3,039 

Ward  4  3,919 

Ward  5  1,847 

Madison  township  

Middleton  township,  including  Rogers  village 

Rogers  village 

Perry  township,  including  Salem  city 

Salem  city   

Ward  1  2,295 

Ward  J  , 1,300 

Ward  :\  1,651 

Ward  4 2,336 

St  Clair  township    

Salem  township,  including  Leetonia  village  and  part  of  Wash- 

ingtonville  village   

Leetonia  village    

,  Washingtonville  village   (part  of) 

Total  for  Washingtonville  village,    in  Salem  township t 
Columbiana  county,  and  Greene  township,  Mahomng 
county   

t  Formerly  New  Lisbon. 


1,378 

1,43^ 

338 

3-^ 

1.253 

l,2l^.- 

200 

l^J 

2,tM 

2,277 

1,788 

1,1*0 

2,770 

2,4^5 

1,481 

1,'>-' 

5,423 

5,-2cv 

3,613 

3,07Li 

1,448 

1,393 

465 

331^ 

1,156 

1,14-' 

1,149 

1,2*5 

808 

1,051^ 

24,202 


1,523 

5,058 

3,330 

1,509 

3,194 

1,339 

635 

1,854 

399 

1.948 

17,553 

16,485 


930 
2,084 

287 
8.706 
7,582 


1,105 

5,204 

2,744 

823 


1,092 


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CONTIKUEO. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


COLUMBIANA  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Unity  township,  including  East  Palestine  village 

East  Palestine  village  

Washington  township,  including  Salineville  village  . .'. 

Salineville  village 

Wayne  township 

JWellsville  township,  coextensive  with  Wellsville  city 

Wellsville  cily 

Ward   1   1,26K 

Ward  2  1,072 

Ward  3 1,219 

Ward  4  1,396 

Ward  5  1,198 

West  township  

JYellow  Creek  township  


Total  population  of  Columbiana  county. 


(MSHOCTON  COUNTY. 


Adams  township   

Bedford  township  , 

Bethlehem  township  

Qark  township  

Crawford  township   

Franklin  township 

Jackson  township   

Jefferson  township,  including  Warsaw  village 

Warsaw  village - 

Kcene  township  

Lafayette  township 

Linton  township,  including  Plainfield  village 

Plainfield  village  

Millcreek  township   

Monroe  township  

New  Castle  township   

Oxford  township   , 

Perry  township  

Pike  township 

Tiverton  township   , 

Tuscarawas  township,  including  Coshocton  village. 

Coshocton  village  

Virginia  township    

Washington   township   

White  Eyes  township   


Total  population  of  Coshhocton  county. 


CRAWFORD  COUNTY. 


Auburn  township,  including  Tyro  village. . 

Tiro  village  

Bucyrus  township,  including  Bucyrus  city. 

Bucyrus  city   


5,047 

3,8Gi> 

2,493 

1,816 

3,009 

3,250 

2,353 

2,369 

622 

731 

6,14*1 

6,146 

5,247 

1,757 
616 


68.590 


968 

1,138 

73() 

898 

730 

766 

950 

1,057 

1,150 

1,15*3 

1,137 

1,042 

1,696 

1,628 

1,264 

1,261 

45« 

376 

799 

7S3 

1,393 

1,139 

1,470 

1,83? 

255 

2:34 

539 

626 

909 

1,031 

924 

892 

1,031 

1.047 

823 

873 

615 

717 

876 

9'^9 

8,330 

4.72S 

6,473 

3.672 

1,207 

1,343 

748 

794 

1,033 

l.ai-i 

29,337 


1,174 

293 

7.. 587 

6,560 


1,859 
5,768 


59,029 


26. 703 


1,21-! 


5.974 


1890. 


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CRAWFORD  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Ward  1  1,465 

Ward  2  2,677 

Ward  3 1,642 

Ward  4  .. .-. 786 

Chatfield  township,  including  Chatfield  village 

Chatfield  village 

Cranberry  township,  including  New  Washington  village 

New  Washington  village  

Dallas  township   

KGalion  city  

Ward  1  1,377 

Ward  2  2,020 

Ward  3  1,808 

Ward  4 2,077 

Holmes  township    

Jackson  township,  including  Crestline  village 

Crestline  village 

Jefferson  township,  including  Leesville  Cross  Roads  village 

and  part  of  North  Robinson  village 

Leesville  Cross  Roads  village. 

North  Robinson  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  North  Robinson  village,  in  Jefferson  and  Whet- 
stone townships 

Liberty  townships  

Lykens  township  

IfPolk  township  

Sandusky  township  

Texas  township  

Tod  township  

Vernon  township  

Whetstone  township,  including  part  of  North  Robinson  vil- 
lage   

North  Robinson  village  (part  of) 


Total  population  of  Crawford  county. 


CUYAHOGA  COUNTY. 

Bedford  township,  including  Bedford  village 

Bedford  village  

Brecksville  township   

IIBrooklyn  township,  including  South  Brooklyn  village 

South  Brooklyn  village 

Chagrin  Falls  township,  including  Chagrin  Falls  village 

Chagrin  Falls  village 

•Cleveland  township,  coextensive  with  Qeveland  city 

Cleveland  city:* 

\vard    1  7.716 

Ward    2 2,838 

Ward  3 2,029 


1,304 
298 

1,819 
824 
465 

7,282 


1,500 
3,670 
3,282 

913 

178 

38 

200 
1,566 
930 
1,151 
569 
516 
882 
926 

1,661 
162 


33,915 


2,626 
1,486 
1,053 
3,811 
2,343 
2,000 
1,586 
381,768 


1890. 


If  Gal  ion  city,  formerly  in  Polk  township,  made  independent  since  1890. 

S  Exclusive  of  population  of  Galion  city. 

II  Part  annexed  to  Cleveland  city  since  1890. 

*  Parts  of  Brooklyn,  East  Cleveland,  and  Newburg  townships  annexed  since 


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1900. 

1890. 

CUYAHOGA  COUNTY.  —  Continued. 

Ward    4 

Ward    5 

Ward    6 

Ward    7 

Ward    8 

Ward    9 

Ward  10 

5,096 

6.211 

5,824 

9.305 

6.815 

13,320 

4,501 

3,635 

5,075 

6,393 

4,583 

7.623 

7,728 

10.202 

19.823 

23,947 

10.477 

16.215 

11.694 

11,779 

16,633 

19.339 

8. 123 

16,709 

4,018 

4.978 

4,210 

3,968 

5,545 

5.318 

6,076 

6.899 

9,000 

12.341 

10,664 

13,559 

12,796 

10,307 

8,456 

village. .. 

3,639 
2.233 

9.573 
2,757 
5,588 
3,573 

939 
1.263 
3.355 

849 

Ward  11  . 

Ward  12  . 

Ward  13  . 

Ward  14  . 

Ward  15  . 

Ward  16  . 

Ward  17  . 

Ward  18  . 

Ward  19  . 

Ward  20  . 

Ward  21  .. 

Ward  22  . 
Ward  23  . 

Ward  24  . 

Ward  25  . 

Ward  26  . 

Ward  27  . 

Ward  '28  . 

Ward  -29  . 

Ward  30  . 

Ward  31 

Ward  32  . 

Ward  33  . 

Ward  34  . 

, 

Ward  35  . 

Ward  36  . 

Ward  37  . 

Ward  38 

Ward  39  . 

Ward  40  . 

Ward  41  . 

Ward  42 

ColHnwood  township,!  coextensive  with  Collinwood 
Dover  towiishio 

"'   'i.978^ 

East    Cleveland   township,! 
Olenville  villacres                -  - 

including   East   Cleveland   and 

5.773 

Risf  Cleveland 

villaaf* 



Ctlenville  villacre                

Euclid  township.  1i 
Nottingham  vil 
Independence  town 
Lakewood  hamlet° 
Mayficld  township 

including 
lace  .... 

Nottincham  villaflre.  . . . 

3,780 

f  •  * 

ship!  • • • 

1,978 

790 

t  Organized  from  parts  of  East  Cleveland  and  Euclid  townships  since  1890. 
t  Part  annexed  to  Cleveland  city  and  part  taken  to  form  part  of  Collinwood 
township  since  1890. 

K  Part  taken  to  form  part  of  Collinwood  township  since  1800. 
t  Part  taken  to  form  part  of  Newburg  hamlet  since  1890. 


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1890. 


CU VAHOGA   COUNTY  —  CoHCluded. 

Middleburg  township*  including  Berea  village 

Berea  village 

Newburg  hamlet*t  

Olmsted  to\?nship,  including  Olmsted  Falls  village 

Olmsted  Falls  village 

Orange  township 

Parma  township 

Rockport  hamlet"  

Rocky  River  hamlet** 

Royalton  tofwnship  

Solon  township 

Strongsville  township   

Warrensville  township   

Total  population  of  Cuyahoga  county 

D.\RKE  COUNTY. 

Adams  touTiship,   including  Gettysburg  village  and  part  of 

Bradford  village  

BraJlford  village  (part  of) . . ; , 

Total  for  Bradford  village,  in  Adams  township,  Darke 

county,  and  Newberry  township,  Miami  county 

Gettysburg  village 

Allen  township,  including  Rossville  village 

Rossvilk  village 

Brown  township,  including  Ansonia  village , 

Ansonia  village 

Butler  township 

Franklin  township , 

German  tovTnship,  including  Palestine  village 

Palestine  village 

Greenville  township,*  including  Greenville  city 

Greenville  city 

Ward  1  1,266 

Ward  2 1, 141 

Ward  3 1,724 

Ward  4 1,370 

Harrison  township,   including  Hollansburg  and  New  Madi- 
son villages 

Hollansburg  village  

New  Madison  village 

Jackson  township,  including  Union  City  village 

Union  City  village 

[The  joint  population  of  Union  City  village,  in  Jackson 
township,  Darke  county,  Ohio,  and  Union  Citv  vil- 
lage, in  Wayne  township,  Randolph  county,  Indiana, 
is  3,098.] 

Mississinawa  township  

Monroe  township,  ir  luding  Arnettsville  village 


5.035 

4,939 

2.510 

2,533 

5,909 

1,944 

1.826 

330 

342 

801 

806 

1,488 

1.478 

2,038 

1,319 

1.128 

1,116 

903 

847 

1,178 

1.023 

1,634 

1.410 

439,120 


2.077 

275 

590 

2.798 

1,282 


1,402 
1.509 


^309. 970 


2,692 

2.660 

492 

477 

1,254 

1.338 

246 

274 

1,901 

1,796 

251 

254 

1.9^ 

2.0.36 

C'6 

676 

1,659 

1.679 

1,635 

1.731 

1,586 

1,794 

210 

8.441 

8.497 

5,501 

5.473 

1.996 


478 
2,927 
1.293 


1,552 
1.339 


**  Organized  from  part  of  Rockport  township  since  1890. 
*t  Organized  from  parts  of  Independence  and  Newburg  townships  since  1S90. 
""^  Includes  population   (5,966)   of  Newburg  and  Rockport  townships;    part 
of  Newburg  annexed  to  Cleveland  city  and  part  taken  to  form  part  of  Newburg 
hamlet;    Rockport  taken  to  form  Lakewood,  Rockport  and  Rocky  River  hamlets. 


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1890. 


DARKE  COUNTY  —  Continued. 

Amettsville  village 

Neave  township 

Patterson  township,  including  Osgood  village , 

Osgood  village 

Richland  township  

Twin  township,  including  Arcanum  and  Ithaca  villages 

Arcanum  village  

Ithaca  village 

Van  Buren  township 

Wabash  township  

Washington  township  

Wayne  township,  including  Versailles  and  Webster  villages. 

Versailles  village   

Webster  village  

York  township   

Total  population  of  Darke  county 

DEFIANCE  COUNTY. 

Adams  township  

Defiance  township,   including  wards  1,   2  and  4,   and  part 

of  ward  3  of  Defiance  citv 

Defiance  city  (part  of) 

Total  for  Defiance  city,§  in  Defiance  and  Noble  town- 
ships     

Wardl 2,278 

Ward2 2.021 

Ward  3 1-284 

Ward  4 1, 996 

Delaware  township,  including  Siierwood  village 

Sherwood  village   

Farmer  township   

Hicksville  township,  including  Hicksville  village 

Hicksville  village  

Highland  township   

Mark  township    

Milford  township  

Noble  township,  including  part  of  ward  3  of  Defiance  city. . 

Defiance  city  (part  of) 

Richland  township  

Tiffin  township 

Washington  township,  including  Ney  villapre 

Ney  village  

Total  population  of  Defiance  county 

DELAWARE  COUNTY. 

Berkshire  township,   including  Sunbury  village 

Sunbury  village  

Berlin  township 

Brown  township  

Concord  township   

i!  In  1890  in  Defiance  township  only. 


157 
1,033 
1,699 

224 
1,217 
2,7^6 
1,225 

113 
1,486 
1,334 
1,343 
3.063 
1,478 

204 

942 


42,532 


1,336 

8,418 
7,501 

7,579 


26,387 


1.602 
464 
1,043 
1,056 
1,305 


1,036 
1,712 

242 
1,176 
2,826 
1,134 

135 
1,504 
1,286 
1,485 
2,903 
1.385 


1.026 


42,961 

1,399 
8,518 


7,694 


1,775 

1.717 

455 

1.325 

1,301 

3.773 

3,314 

2.520 

2, 141 

1,511 

1.445 

l.^i85 

1,250 

1,164 

1,337 

888 

975 

78 

1,444 

1.457 

1.514 

1.607 

1,554 

1,449 

289 

25.769 


1.725 
475 
1,142 
1,017 
1,397 


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DELAWARE  COUNTY  —  Continued. 


Delaware  township,   including  Delaware  city 

Delaware  city 

Wardl L733 

Ward  2 1 ,  391 

Ward  3 1, 150 

Ward  4 1,208 

Ward  5 1,205 

Ward  6 1 ,  253 

Genoa  township , 

Harlem  township 

Kingston  township  

Liberty  township 

Marlboro  township 

Orange  township 

Oxford  township,  including  Ashley  village 

Ashley  village 

Porter  township   

Radnor  township 

Scioto  township,   including  Ostrander  village 

Ostrander  village 

Thompson  township 

Trenton  township  

Troy  township  


Total  population  of  Delaware  county. 


ERIE  COUNTY. 

Berlin  township,  including  Berlin  Heights  village 

Berlin  Heights  village 

Florence  township   

Groton  township  

Huron  township,  including  Huron  village 

Huron  village 

Kelleys  Island  township,  coextensive  with  Kelleys  Island 
village  

Kelleys  Island  village 

Margaretta  township 

Milan  township,  including  Milan  village 

Milan  village    

Oxford  township   

Perkins  township    ; . . .  ; 

Portland  township,  coextensive  with  Sandusky  city 

Sandusky  city: 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


1  1,893 

2  1,512 


1.671 
2,225 
1,616 
1,678 
2,840 


8  2,208 

9  1,262 

Ward  10 2,759 

Vermillion  township,    including  Vermillion  village 

Vermillion  village   


Total  population  of  Erie  county 


37,650  35, 

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1890. 


FAIRFIELD  COUNTY. 


City. 


Amanda  township 

Berne  township,  including  Sugar  Grove  village.. 

Sugar  Grove  village 

Bloom  township,  including  Lithopolis  tillage 

Lithopolis  village  

Clear  Creek  township    

Greenfield  township,  including  Carroll  village... 

Carroll  village   

Hocking   township    

Lancaster  township,  coextensive  with  Lancaster 
Lancaster  city: 

Ward  1  2,688 

Ward  2  1,864 

Ward  3  1,543 

Ward  4  925 

Ward  5  1,971 

Liberty  township,  including  Baltimore  village 

Baltimore  village- 

Madison  township  

Pleasant  township,  including  part  of  Pleasantville  village... 

Pleasantville  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Pleasantville  village,  in  Pleasant  and  Walnut 

townships  

Richland  township,  including  Rushville  and  West  Rushville 

villages  

Rushville  village    

West  Rushville  village  

Rush  Creek  township,  including  Bremen  town 

Bremen  town  

Violet  township,  including  Pickerington  village 

Pickerington  village  .  .• 

Walnut  township,  including  New  Salem  village  and  part  of 

Pleasantville  village   

New  Salem  village  

Pleasantville  village  (part  of) 


Total  population  of  Fairfield  county. 


FAYETTE  COUNTY. 

Concord  township 

Green  township  

Jasper  township,  including  Allentown  anr  MilledgeviU*: 
lages  

Allentown  village 

Milledgeville  village   

Jefferson  township,  including  Jeffersrrville  villagt     ... 

JefFersonville  village 

Madison   township    

Marion  township 

Paint  township,  including  Bloom**  gburg  village     

Bloon.ingburg  village 

Perry  town-hip    


vil- 


1,807 

1,907 

2,381 

2,329 

350 

275 

1,858 

2,035 

358 

369 

1,810 

1,857 

1,786 

1,926 

223 

293 

2,313 

2,372 

8,991 

7,555 

2,812 

460 

1,12'^ 


3,055 

505 

1.285 


382 

^ol 

521 

1 ,374 
257 
161 

1,775 
466 

1,680 
263 

1,456 
291 
195 

1,635 
244 

1,955 
290 

2,513 
180 
134 

2,459 
189 
139 

34,259 

33,939 

733 
701 

735 
746 

1,770 
123 

1,982 

201 

3,029 
790 

3,092 

1,317 
932 

2,291 
636 

1,037 

i,429 

♦1.009 

2,325 

638 

1,102 

*  Includes  part  of  Nev   Holland  village   (population  145) ,  erroneously  given 
ns  in  Marion  township  in  1S90. 

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FAYETTE  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Union  township,  including  Washington  Court  House  city 

Washington  Court  House  city 

Ward  1  1,836 

Ward  2 1,165 

Ward  3  1,167 

Ward4 1,583 

Wajme  township 

Total  population  of  Fayette  county 

FRANKLIN  COUNTY. 

Blendon  township,  including  Westerville  village 

Westerville  village 

Brown  township 

Clinton  township  

Franklin   township   

Hamilton  township 

Jackson  township,  including  Grove  City  village. 

Grove  City  village \ 

Jefferson  township   

Madison  township,  fncluding  Canal  Winchester  and  Grove- 
port  villages  

Canal  Winchester  village  

Groveport  vjllage  

Marion  township  

Miffiin  township,  including  Gahanna  village  

Gahanna  village 

Montgomery  township,  coextensive  with  Columbus  city 

Columbus  city: 

Ward    1  4,537 

Ward    2  5,670 

Ward    3 7,741 

Ward    4  10,548 

Ward    5 4.662 

Ward    6  5,422 

Ward    7  8,750 

Ward    8  4,868 

Ward    9  7,960 

Ward  10 7.514 

Ward  11  4,726 

Ward  12  2.830 

Ward  13 7,159 

Ward  14 9,530 

Ward  15 7,150 

Ward  16  6,442 

Ward  17  6,302 

Ward  18  6,194 

Ward  19  7,546 

Norwich  township,  including  Hilliard  village  

Hilliard  village   

Perry  township   

Plain  township,  including  New  Albany  village 

New  Albanjr  village  

Pleasant  township ,  including  Harrisburg  village  

Harrisburg  village , > 


8,368 
5,751 


1,547 


21.725 

22,309 

2,360 

2,322 

1,462 

1,329 

800 

852 

4,385 

2,179 

2,686 

4,625 

1,474 

1,507 

2,289 

1.898 

656 

272 

964 

1,076 

3,217 

3,357 

662 

633 

519 

578 

5,513 

3,391 

2,293 

1,873 

276 

207 

125,560 

88,150 

1,481 
376 

1,676 

1.163 
224 

2,115 
247 


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FRANKi^iN  COUNTY— Concluded. 


Prairie  township 

5haron  township,  including  Worthington  village 

Worthington  village  

Truro  township,  including  Reynoldsburg  village 

Reynoldsburg  village  

Washington  township,  including  Dublin  village 

Dublin  village 


Total  population  of  Franklin  county 

FULtON  COUNTY. 

Amboy  township,  including  Metamora  village 

Nletamora  village 

■Chesterfield  township   

-Clinton  township,  including  Wauseon  village 

Wauseon  village   

Dover  township • • 

Franklin  township    

Fulton  township,  including  part  of  Swanton  village 

Swanton  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Swanton  village,  in  Fulton  and  Swan  Creek 

townships '. 

-German  township,  including  Archbold  village 

Archbold  village 

Gorham  township,  including  Fayette  village 

Fayette  village  

Pike  township 

Royalton  township 

Swan  Creek  township,  including  part  of  Swanton  village 

Swanton  village   (part  of) 

York  township,  including  Delta  village 

Delta  village  

Total  population  of  Fulton  county 

GALLIA  COUNTY. 


Addison    township    

Cheshire  township  

Clay  township,  including  Chambersburg  village 

Chambersburg  village   

Callipolis  township,  including  Gallipolis  city 

Gallipolis  city  

Ward  1  1,278 

Ward  2  1,033 

Ward  3 1 ,433 

Ward  4  1,688 

Green  township  

Greenfield  township 

Guyan  township,  including  Crown  City  village 

Crown  City  village  

Harrison  township 

Huntington  township,  including  Vinton  village 

Vinton  village  I 

Morgan  township   


1,330 
1,824 
1,409 
192 
5,359 
4,498 


1,306 
1,371 
2,a55 

235 
1,257 
1,651 

318 
1,415 


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GALLIA  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Ohio  township  

Perry  township  

Raccoon  township,  including  Centerville  village 

Centerville  village 

Springfield  township  

Walnut  township  

Total  population  of  Gallia  county 

GEAUGA  COUNTY. 


Auburn  township  

Bainbridge  township   

Burton  township,  including  Burton  village 

Burton  village   

Chardon  township,  including  Chardon  village 

Chardon  village  

Chester  township  

Claridon  township  

Hampden  township  

Huntsburg  township    

Middlefield   township    

Montville  township   

Munson  township 

Newbury  township 

Parkman  township  

Russell  township  . . .,. 

Thompson  township  * 

Troy  township  


Total  population  of  Geauga  county 

GREENE  COUNTY. 

Bath  township,  including  Fairfield  and  Osborn  villages^ 

Fairfield  village  

Osborn  village 

Beaver  Creek  township   

Caesar  Creek  township 

Cedarville  township,  including  Cedarville  village 

Cedarvillc  village 

Jefferson  township,  including  Rowersville  village 

Bowersville  village  

Miami  township,  including  Yellow  Springs  village  and  part 
of  Clifton  village   

Clifton  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Greene  township,  Clark  county.] 

Yellow  Springs  village  

New  Jasper  township 

Ross  township 

Silver  Creek. township,  including  Jamestown  village 

Jamestown  village 

Spring  Valley  township,  including  Spring  Valley  village 

Spring  Valley  village  

Sugar  Creek  township,  including  Bellbrook  village 

Pellbrook  village  • 


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GREENE  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Xenia  township,  including  Xenia  city 

Xenia  city  

Ward  1 1,481 

Ward  2 1,312 

Ward3 1,296 

Ward  4 1,526 

Ward  5 1,308 

Ward6 805 

Ward  7  968 

Total  population  of  Greene  county 

GUERNSEY  COUNTY. 

Adams  township  

Cambridge  township  f  including  Cambridge  city 

Cambridge  city  

Ward  1  2,054 

Ward  2 1,126 

Ward  3 1,616 

Ward  4  1,757 

Ward  5 1,689 

Center  township 

Jackson  township,  including  Byesville  village 

Byesville  village  

Jefferson  township  

Knox  township 

Liberty  township,  including  Kimbolton  village 

Kimbolton  village  

Londonderry  township 

Madison  township  

Millwood  township,  including  Quaker  City  and  Salesville  vil- 
lages   

Quaker  City  village  

Salesville  village  

Monroe  township 

Oxford  township,  including  part  of  Fairview  village 

Fairview  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Kirkwood  township,  Belmont  county.] 
Richland  township,  including  Senecaville  village 

Senecaville  village 

Spencer  township,  including  Cumberland  village 

Cumberland  village 

Valley  township,  including  Pleasant  City  village 

Pleasant  City  village  

Washington  township 

Westland  township 

Wheeling  township 

Wills  township,  including  Washington  village 

Washington  village  

Total  poptilation  of  Guernsey  county. ............ 


12,329 
8,696 


31,613 


717 
9,891 
8,241 


10,612 
7,301 


740 
6,186 
4,361 


1,821 

1,094 

3,165 

2,193 

1,267 

789 

724 

884 

845 

1,008 

1,299 

1,463 

245 

261 

1,141 

1,244 

883 

1,038 

2,243 

2,131 

878 

845 

286 

296 

893 

966 

1,334 

1,504 

273 
1,499 

1,471 

623 

461 

1,353 

1,421 

618 

601 

3,002 

1,018 

1,006 

572 

704 

711 

819 

913 

1,134 

1,419 

1,627 

374 

546 

34,425 


28,645 


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1890. 


HAMILTON  COUNTY. 

Anderson  township,  including  Mt.  Washington  village 

Mt.  Washington  village  

tCincinnati  city 

Ward    1 * 12,179 

Ward    2  15,995 

Ward    3 8,469 

Ward    4  13,067 

Ward    5  6,476 

Ward    fi  6,362 

,      Ward    7 8,611 

Ward    8  3,763 

Ward    9 6,486 

Ward  10 10,090 

Ward  11  12,505 

Ward  12  14,638 

Ward  13  10,025 

Ward  14  9,131 

Ward  15  9,414 

Ward  1(1  9,679 

Ward  17  10,167 

Ward  18 6,956 

Ward  19  7,783 

Ward  20 9,086 

Ward  21  9,139 

Ward  22  11,731 

Ward  23  15,041 

Ward  24  12,557 

Ward  25  14,036 

Ward  20  14,094 

Ward  27  8,736 

Ward  28  11,962 

Ward  20  13,088 

Ward  30  14,369 

Ward  31  10,267 

Colerain  township  

Columbia  township,  including  Hyde  Park,  Kennedy  Heights, 
Madisonville,  Oakley,   Pleasant  Ridge  and  Terrace  rark 

villages,  and  parts  of  Milford  and  Norwood  villages 

Hyde  Park  village  

Kennedy  Heights  village   

Madisonville  village 

Milford  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Miami  township,  Clermont  county.] 

.  Norwood  village  (part  of) 

JTotal  for  Norwood  village,  in  Columbia  and  Millcreek 

townships  

Oakley  village  

Pleasant  Ridge  village  

Terrace  Park  village 

Crosby  township 

tDelhi  township,  including  Delhi  and  Home  City  villages  and 

part  of  Fernbank  village 

Delhi  village  


4,534 

781 

325,902 


4,035- 


3,410 


12,813 

1,691 

209 

3,140 


3,518 

6,480 
528 
953 
290 


5,317 
829 


3,34^ 
8,422- 

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l,02r 

5,49r 
53( 


t  Storrs  township  and  parts  of  Delhi, 
ships  annexed  to  Cincinnati  city  since  1890. 


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HAMILTON  COUNTY — Continued 


Fernbank  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Fernbank  village,  in  Delhi  and  Miami  town- 
ships   

Home  City  village  

tGreen  township,  including  part  of  Mt.  Airy  village 

Mt.  Airy  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Mt.  Airy  village,  in  Green  and  Millcreek  town- 
ships   

Harrison  township,  including  Harrison  village 

Harrison  village  

[The  joint  population  of  Harrison  village,  in  Harrison 
township,   Hamilton  county,  Ohio,  and  West  Harri- 
son town,   in  Harrison  township.   Dearborn  county ^ 
Indiana,  is  1,760.] 
Miami   township,    including   Addyston.    Cleves   and   North 

Bend  villages  and  part  of  Fernbak  village 

Addyston  village 

Cleves  village  

Fernbank  village  (part  of) 

North  Bend  village 

fMillcreek  township,  including  Bond  Hill,  Elm  wood  Place, 
Evanston,  St.  Bernard  and  Winton  Place  villages,  and 
parts  of  Carthage,  College  Hill,   Mt  Airy  and  Norwood 

villages   

Bond  Hill  village 

Carthage  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Carthage  village,  in  Millcreek  and  Springfield 

township^ 

College  Hill  village  (part  of) 

^Total  for  College  Hill  village,  in  Millcreek  and  Spring 

field  townships ". 

Elmwood  Place  village  

Evanston  village 

Mt.  Airy  village  (part  of) 

Norwood  village  (part  of) 

St.  Bernard  village 

Winton  Place  village 

fSpencer  township ^ 

Springfield  township,  including  Glendale,  Hartwell,  Mt. 
Healthy  and  Wyoming  villages,  and  parts  of  Arlington 
Heights  hamlet,  and  Carthage,  College  Hill  and  Lockland 

villages   

Arlington  Heights  hamlet  (part  of) 

Total  for  Arlington  Heights  hamlet,  in  Springfield  and 

Sycamore  townships 

Carthage  village   (part  of) 

College  Hill  village  (part  oS) 

Glendale  village 

Hartwell  village '. 

Lockland  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Lockland  village,  in  Springfield  and  Sycamore 

townships  

Mt.  Healthy  village  

Wyoming  village   


141 

310 

868 

4,716 

184 

400 
2,092 
1,456 


126 

367 

797 

5,068 


2,391 
1,690 


4,511 

1,513 

1,328 

169 

532 

3,990 

***ii227 
241 

21,816 
1,081 
2,361 

20,169 
"'2i673 

2,559 
1,041 

2,257 

1,104 

2,532 

1,716 

216 

2,962 

3,384 

1,219 

257 

*"ii779 

11,937 
257 

"■a 

360 

198 

63 

222 
184 

1,545 
1,833 
1,308 

1,444 
1,507 
1,250 

2,695 
1,354 
1,450 

2,474 
""i;454 

J  In  1890  in  Columbia  township  only, 
fin  1890  in  Millcreek  township  only. 


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1890. 


HAMILTON  COUNTY  —  Concludcd 

Sjrcamore  township,    including  Reading  village  and  parts 
of  Arlington  Heights  hamlet  and  Lockland  village 

Arlington  Heights  hamlet  (part  of) 

Lockland  village  (part  of) 

Reading  village  

Sjrmmes  township,  including  part  of  Loveland  village 

Loveland  village  (part  of) \ 

[For  total  see  Miami  township,   Clermont  county.] 
Whitewater  township   , 

Total  population  of  Hamilton  county 

HANCOCK  COUNTY. 

Allen  township,  including  Van  Buren  village 

Van  Buren  village 

Amanda  township,  including  Vanlue  village 

Vanlue  village 

Biglick  township 

Blanchard  township,  including  Benton  Ridge  village 

Benton  Ridge  village 

Cass  township 

Delaware  township,  including  Mt.  Blanchard  village 

Mt.  Blanchard  village , 

Eagle  township 

Findlay  township,  coextensive  with  Findlay  city 

Findlay  city: 

Ward  1 2.851 

Ward  2 1,925 

Wards 2,633 

Ward  4 '. 2 ,  240 

Wards 1,912 

Ward  6 2,745 

Ward? L899 

Ward  8 1,408 

Jackson  township  

Liberty  township 

Madison  township,  includjpg  Arlington  village 

Arlington  village .^ 

Marion  township ' 

Orange  township 

Pleasant  township,   including  McComb  village 

McComb  village   

Portage  township  , 

Union  township,  including  Mt.  Cory  and  Rawson  villages. . . . 

Mt.  Cory  village 

Rawson  village   .^ 

Van  Buren  township,  including  Jenera  village 

Jenera  village 

Washington  township,   including  Arcadia  village  and  ward 

2  of  Fostoria  city 

Arcadia  village 

Fostoria  city  (part  of) 

Total  for  Fostoria  city,  in  Washington  township,  Han- 
cock county,  and  Jackson  and  Loudon  townships, 
Seneca  county 


8,453 

7,460 

103 

57 

1,387 

1,224 

3,076 
1,547 

1,649 

438 

392 

1,291 

1,317 

409,479 

374,573 

1,354 

1,310 

367 

268 

1,210 

1,250 

356 

352 

1,156 

1,222 

1,292 

l,-276 

359 

250 

677 

759 

1,512 

1,580 

456 

421 

1,053 

^  1,137 

17,613 

18,553 

1,034 

1,168 

1,486 

1.287 

1,747 

1.433 

738 

1,079 

943 

1,470 

1,448 

2,698 

2,587 

1,195 

1.030 

808 

811 

1,951 

2,110 

312 

334 

473 

458 

1,026 

957 

237 

2,827 

2.732 

425 

490 

1,340 

1,185 

7,730 


7,070 


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1890. 


HANCOCK  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Wardl 1,302 

Ward  2 1, 340 

Ward  3 1 ,  600 

Ward  4 1 .  532 

Wards 1,956 


Total  population  of  Hancock  county 

HARDIN    COUNTY. 

Blanchard  township,  including  Dunkirk  village 

Dunkirk  village  

Buck  township,  including  ward  5  of  Kenton  city 

Kenton  city  (part  of 

Total  for  Kenton  city,  in  Buck  and  Pleasant  townships. . 

Ward  1 1,382 

Ward  2 1,599 

Ward  3 1 ,  650 

Ward  4 992 

Ward  5 1.229 

Cessna  township  • 

Dudley  township 

Goshen  township  

Hale  township,   including  Mt.  Victory  village  and  part  of 

Ridgeway  village 

Mt.  Victory  village 

Ridgeway  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Ridgeway  village,  in  Hale  township,   Hardin 

county,  and  Bokescreek  township,  Logan  county 

Jackson  township,  including  Forest  and  Patterson  villages. .. 

Forest  village 

Patterson  village 

Liberty  township,  including  Ada  village 

Ada  village  

Ward  1 952 

Ward  2 ; 926 

Ward  3 698 

Lynn  township 

McDonald  township 

Marion  township,  including  Alger  and  McGuffey  villages 

Alger  village 

McGuffey  village 

Pleasant  township,  including  wards  1,  2,  3  and  4  of  Ken- 
ton city 

Kenton  city  (part  of) 

Roundhead  township  

Taylor  Creek  township 

Washington  township 


41,993 


2,026 
1,222 
2,299 
1,229 
6,852 


804 

1,320 

953 

1,947 
734 
334 

447 
2,196 
1,155 

219 
3,986 
2,576 


1,127 

1,947' 

2,012 

462 

452 

7,041 
6,623 
1,331 
864 
1,334 


Total  population  of  Hardin  county 31 ,  187 


42,563 


2,169 

1.220 

tL215 


5,557 


873 

1,415 

977 

1,939 
689 
256 

321 
2,177 
1,126 

247 
3,503 
2,079 


1,105 
1,809 
1,281 


tL467 


1,167 

973 

1,312 


♦28.930 


*  Includes  population  (5,557)  of  Kenton  city,  given  independently  in  1890. 
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1890. 


HARRISON  COUNTY. 

Archer  township 

Athens  township,  including  New  Athens  village 

New  Athens  village / 

Cadiz  township,  including  Cadiz  village 

Cadiz  village 

Franklin  township,  including  Deersville  village ' 

Deersville  village 

Freeport  township,  including  Freeport  village 

Freeport  village 

German  township 

Green  township,  including  Hopedale  village 

Hopedale  village 

Monroe  township,  including  Bowerston  village 

Bowerston  village  

Moorefield  township 

North  township,  including  Scio  village 

Scio  village ., 

Nottingham  township 

Rumley  township,  including  Jewett  village 

Jewett  village 

Short  Creek  township,  including  Harrisville  village 

Harrisville  village 

Stock  township 

Washington  township 

Total  population  of  Harrison  county 

HENRY    COUNTY. 

Bartlow  township,  including  Deshler  village 

Deshler  village 

Damascus  township,  including  McClure  village 

McClure  village 

Flatrock  township,  including  Florida  village 

Florida  village  

Freedom  township 

Harrison  township,  including  part  of  Napoleon  village 

Napoleon  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Napoleon  village,!  in  Harrison,  Liberty  and 

Napoleon  townships  

Liberty  township,  including  Liberty  Center  village  and  part 
of  Napoleon  village 

Liberty  Center  village 

Napoleon  village  (part  of) 

Marion  township,  including  Hamler  village 

Hamlcr  village 

Monroe  township,  including  Malinta  village 

ivlalinta  village 

Napoleon  township,  including  part  of  Napoleon  village 

Napoleon  village  (part,  of) 

Pleasant  township,  including  Holgate  village 

Holgate  village , 

tin  1890  in  Napoleon  township  only. 


700 
1,081 

435 
2,993 
1,755 

933 

256 


737 
1,195- 

420 
3,041 
1.716^ 
1,119^ 


1,379 

1,422^ 

690 

672 

1,203 

1.254 

.   1,468 

1,650^ 

365 

424 

1.481 

1,882 

526 
1,222 

1,150 

2.2^> 

1.499 

1,214 

616 

746 

880 

1,586 

1.368 

743 
1,608 

1.712 

250 

252 

591 

714 

1,247 

1.207 

20.486 

20.830 

3.058 

2,270 

1.628 

1.114 

2,158 

1,782 

660 

332 

1.635 

1.677 

276 

288 

1,006 

1.062 

1.339 

1.349- 

107 
3,639 

2,764 

1,865 

1,880 

606 

50O 

,   6 
2.142 

2,123 

574 

55^ 

2.015 

2.037 

357 
4.914 

4.199 

3.526 
3.013 

2,77^ 

1,237 

1,134 

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Richfield  township 

Ridgeville  township  .. 
Washington  township 


Total  population  of  Henry  county . 


HIGHLAND  COUNTY. 

Brush  Creek  township,  including  Sinkii  ;  Spring  village. . . 

Sinking  Spring  village ..... 

Clay  township   

Concord  township j 

Dodson  township,   including  Lynchburg  village I 

Lynchburg  village 

Fairfield  township,    including  Leesburg  and  New  Lexing-    I 
ton  villages ( 

Leesburg  village   

New   Lexington  village 

Hamer  township 

{ackson  township   
liberty  township,  including  Hillsboro  village 

Hillsboro  village 

Madison  township,  including  Greenfield  vil .  ige 

Greenfield  village  v 

Marshall  township   . . 

New  Market  township 

Paint  township 

Penn  township 

Salem  township    .  .^ 

Union  township 

Washington  township 

White  Oak  township  


Total  population  of  Highland  county. 


HOCKING   COUNTY. 


Benton  township 

Falls  township,  including  Logan  village 

Logan  village  

Ward  1 967 

Ward2 972 

Ward  3 705 

Ward  4 , 830 

Good  Hope  township 

Green  township  

Laurel  township   

Marion  township 

Perry  township,  including  Laurelville  village 

Laurelville  vilage 

Salt  Creek  township 

Starr  township 

Ward  township,  including  Murray  City  village 

Murray  City  village 

Washington  township   


Total  population  of  Hocking  county. 


1,708 
1,241 
1,188 


^7,282 


L714 
238 
1,315 
1,097 
1,975 
907 

2,342 

783 

265 

918 

912 

6,311 

4,535 

5,167 

3,979 

740 

990 

2,226 

1,154 

869 

1,139 

885 

1,228 


30,982 


1,214 
5,215 
3,480 


1,227 
1,411 
1,081 
1,215 
1,981 

450 
1,509 
1,529 
7,140 
1,118 

876 


1,448: 
1,249' 
1,231 


25,080- 


1,58^ 


1,30$ 

1,164 

1,83^ 

76a 

2,34^ 

617 

210- 

938 

95a 

5,598 

3,620 

'   3,675 

2,460 

663 

1,02^ 

2,269 

1,266. 

1,06a 

1,25a 

892 

1,205 


29,04a 


1,35a 
5,092 
3,11» 


1,121 
1,78^ 
1,039 
1,272 
1,882 
266 
1,424 
1,602 
6,090 


24,398    22,658 

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1890. 


HOLMES  COUNTY. 


Berlin  township 

German  township  

Hardy  township,  including  Millersburg  village 

Millersburg  village 

Killbuck  township,  including  Killbuck  town 

Killbuck  town 

Knox  township,  including  part  of  Nashville  town 

Nashville  town  (part  of) 

♦Total  for  Nashville  town,   in  Knox  and  Washington 

townships  '. , 

Mechanic  township 

Monroe  township 

Paint  township 

Prairie  township,  including  Holmesville  village 

Holmesville  village 

Richland  township,  including  Glenmont  village 

Glenmont  village  

Ripley  township 

Salt  Creek  township 

Walnut  Creek  township 

Washington  township,  including  part  of  Nasljville  town 

Nashville  town  (part  of) 


Total  population  of  Holmes  county. 


.  HURON   COUNTY. 

Bronson  township 

'  Clarksfield  township 

Fairfield  township 

Fitch ville  township,  including  Clinton  village 

Clinton  village  

Greenfield  township 

Greenwich  township,  including  Greenwich  village 

Greenwich  village  

Hartland  township  

Lyme  township,  including  wards  3  and  4  of  Bellevue  .village. 

Bellevue  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Bellevue  village,   in  Lyme  township,    Huron 

county,  and  York  township,  Sandusky  county 

Ward  1 399 

Ward  2 895 

Ward  3 1 ,  034 

Ward4 1,773 

New  Haven  township,  including  parts  of  Chicago  Junction 

and  Plymouth  villages 

Chicago  Junction  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Chicago  Junction  village,  in  New  Haven  and 

Richmond  townships  

Plymouth  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Plymouth  village,   in  New  Haven  township, 
Huron   county,    and    Plymouth    township,    Richland 

county  

New  London  township,  including  New  London  village 


19,511 


824 

1,051 

1,116 

C61 

186 

706 

1,461 

849 

793 

3,618 

2,807 

4,101 


3,162 
1,953 

2,348 
388 


1,154 
1,833 


1.486 
1,594 
3.275 
1,923 
1,417 


1.338 
1.062 
1,264 
1.424 

"i.'433 

"i.*385 
1.537 
1,541 
1,394 


21,139 


926 

1.143 

1.138 

748 

163 

797 

1,516 

881 

867 

2,988 

2,033 

3,052 


2,274 
1,139 

1,299 
343 


1.133 
1.731 


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1900. 


1890. 


HURON  COUNTY  —  ConcludccL 


New  London  village 

Norwalk  township,  including  Norwalk  city 

Norwalk  city   

Ward  1 1,500 

Ward  2 1,612 

Ward  3 1,479 

Ward  4 1,684 

Ward  5 799 

Norwich  township 

Peru  township  

Richmond  township,  including  part  of  Chicago  Junction  vil- 


lage 


Chicago  Junction  village  (part  of) 

Ridgeville  township,  including  Monroeville  village. 

Monroeville  village  '. 

Ripley  township 

Sherman  township   

Townsend  township  

Wakeman  townsaip 


Total  population  of  Huron  county. 

JACKSON  COUNTY. 


Bloomfield  township 

Coal  township,  including  Coalton  village 

Coalton  village 

Franklin  township 

Hamilton  township 

Jackson  township , 

Jefferson  township,  including  part  of  Oak  Hill  village 

Oak  Hill  village  (part  of ) 

Total  for  Oak  Hill  village,    in  Jefferson  and  Madison 

townships  

Liberty  township 

Lick  township,  including  Jackson  city 

Jackson  city 

Ward  1 937 

Ward2 L346 

Ward  3 I M40 

Ward  4 , L249 

Madison  township,  including  part  of  Oak  Hill  village 

Oak  Hill  village  (part  of) 

tMilton  township 

Scioto  township 

Washington  township ; 

tWellston  township,  coextensive  with  Wellston  city 

Wellston  city   

Ward  1  L809 

Ward  2 2.328 

Ward  3 l^9G6 

Ward4 1,942 


Total  population  of  Jackson  county 34, 248 


1,180 
8.391 
7,074 


824 
897 

1,182 
395 

2,045 

1,211 
778 
771 
977 

1,240 


32.330 


1,096 
8,543 
7,195 


952 
1,018 

979 

160 

2.135 


935 
1,232 
1,189 


31,949 


1,006 

1,122 

5,892 

4,584 

1.625 

1,459 

1,041 

1,091 

650 

623 

1,769 

1,847 

2,088 

1,793 

427 

a57 

825 

657 

1,456 

1,345 

5,998 

5,711 

4,672 

4,320 

1,736 

1.998 

398 

300 

2,304 

6,056 

1,112 

1,337 

1.151 

901 

8.045 

8,045 

4,377 

28,408 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


JEFFERSON  COUNTY. 


Brush  Creek  township 

Cross  Creek  township 

Island  Creek  township,  including  part  of  Toronto  village. .. 

Toronto  village  (part  of) , 

Total  for  Toronto  village,   in  Island  Creek  and  Knox 
townships  , 

Knox  township,  including  part  of  Toronto  village 

Toronto  village  (part  of) 

Mt.  Pleasant  township,  including  Mt.  Pleasant  village , 

Mt.  Pleasant  village 

Ross  township  

Salem  township,  including  Richmond  village 

Richmond  village 

Saline  township,  including  Irondale  village 

Irondale   village    

Smithfield  township,  including  Smithfield  village 

Smithfield  village   

Springfield  township   

ISteubenville  city  

Ward  1 2,096 

Ward  2 3, 881 

Ward  3 3 ,  054 

Ward  4  2,108 

Ward  5 2 ,  151 

Ward  6 1 ,  059 

JSteubenville  township,  including  Mingo  Junction  village 

Mingo  Junction  village 

Warren  township,  including  Grover  village , 

Grover  village 

Wayne  township  

Wells  township,  including  Brilliant  village 

Brilliant  village  


Total  population  of  JeflFerson  county. 


KNOX   COUNTY. 


Berlin  township  

Brown  township   

Butler  township 

Clay  township,   including  Martinsburg  village 

Martinsburg  village 

Clinton  township,  including  Mt.  Vernon  city 

Mt.  Vernon  city 

Ward  1  : L296 

Ward  2 778 

Ward  3 1*286 

Ward4 .'..  L077 

Ward  5 1»085 

Ward  6 Mil 


501 
1,627 
2,806 
1,285 

3,526 
4,389 
2,241 
3,686 

626 

617 
1,459 

373 
2,264 
1,136 
1,937 

503 

1,078 

14,349 


3.854 
2,954 
2,361 

308 
1,588 
1,841 

646 


44,357 


751 

1,042 

694 

893 

238 

7,851 

6,633 


539        I 

1,682 

fl.909 


2.536 
12,193 


2,327 
644 
660 

1.621 
444 

1.773 
694 

1,881 

639 

922 

13,394 


^2.458 
1,856 
1.921 


1,670 

1.929 

944 


139,415 


841 

1,062 

775 

980 

257 

7.121 

6.027 


1890. 


X  Includes  population  (2.536)  of  Toronto  village,  given  independently  in  1890. 

f  Exclusive  of  population  of  Toronto  village. 

X  Steubenville  city,  formerly  Steubenville  township,  made  independent  since 

°  Exclusive  of  population  of  Steubenville  city. 


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KNOX  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

•College  township,  including  Gambier  village 

Gambicr  village  

Harrison  township 

Hilliar  township,  including  Centerburg  village., 

Centerburg  village 

Howard  township 

Jackson  township 

Jefferson  township  ; 

Liberty  township 

Middlebury  township 

Milford  township 

Miller  township 

Monroe  township 

Morgan  township .^ 

Morris  township,  including  part  of  Fredericktown  village. . . . 

Fredericktown  village  (part  of) , . 

Total  for  Fredericktown  village,  in  Morris  and  Wayne 

townships  

Pike  township  . . , 

Pleasant  township > 

Union  township,  including  Brink  Haven,  Buckeye  City  and 
Danville  villages  

Brink  Haven  village 

Buckeye  City  village 

Danville  village '. 

Wajme  township,  including  part  of  Fredericktown  village 

Fredericktown  village  (part  of) 


Total  population  of  Knox  county. 


LAKE  COUNTY. 

<roncord  township 

Kirtland  township    

Leroy  township 

Madison  township,  including  Madison  village 

Madison  village  

Mentor  township,  including  Mentor  villaic^e 

Mentor  village — 

Painesville  township,  including  Fairport,  Painesville  and 
Richmond  villages  

Fairport  village 

Painesville  village ' 

Richmond  village 

Perry  township   

Willoughby  township,  including  Willoughby  village 

Willoughby  village  


Total  population  of  Lake  county. 


LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 


Aid  township   

Decatur  township  

Elizabeth  township  

Fayette  township,  including  part  of  South  Point  village. 


21,680 


1,301 
1,063 
2,879 
2,168 


841 

1,011 

1,044 

811 

792 

750 

874 

645 

843 

85 

847 

1,172 

865 

1,874 

292 

1,437 

762 


27,600 


001 
909 
632 

2,630 
738 

1,650 
502 

7,558 
1,171 
4,755 

'i,'3^5 
2,890 
1.219 


18,235 


1,375 
1,527 
3,369 
2,243 


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LAWRENCE  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

South  Point  village  (part  of) 

Total   for   South   Point  village,    in   Fayette  and   Perry 

townships  

Hamilton  township,  including  Hanging  Rock  village 

Hanging  Rock  village  

Lawrence  township 

Mason  township 

Perry  township,  including  part  of  South  Point  village -. . . 

South  Point  village   (part  of) 

Rome  township,  including  Athalia  village 

Athalia  village  , 

Symmes  township  

Union  township,  including  Proctorville  village 

Proctorville  village 

Upper  township,  including  Coal  Grove  village  and  Ironton  city 

*Coalgrove  village  

Ironton  city  

Ward  1  1,654 

Ward  2  1,688 

Ward  3 1 ,  488 

Ward  4  2,126 

Ward  5  2,089 

Ward  6  2,823 

Washington  township   

Windsor  township  

Total  population  of  Lawrence  county 

LICKING  COUNTY. 

Bennington  township  

Bowling  Green  township 

Burlington  township 

Eden  township 

Etna  township 

Fallsburg  township  

Franklin  township 

Granville  township,  including  Granville  village 

Granville  village 

Hanover  township,  including  Hanover  village 

Hanover  village  

Harrison  township   

Hartford  township,  including  Hartford  village 

Hartford   village    

Hopewell  township  

Jersey   township    

Liberty  township  

Licking   township    

Lima  township,  including  Pataskala  Tillage 

Pataskala  viMage    

McKean  township    

Madison  township 

Mary  Ann  township 

Monroe  township,  including  Johnstown  village 

♦  Formerly  Petersburg. 


39,534 


792 

808 
922 
620 
955 

.  836 
676 

2,399 

1,425 

1,297 
314 

1,158 

1,192 
•414 
848 

1,081 
720 
994 

1,765 
675 
824 

1,103 
827 

1,525 


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1890. 


LICKING  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Johnstown  village 

Newark  township,   including  Newark  city 

Newark  city   

.     Ward  1  2,403 

Ward  2  2,041 

Ward  3 2,777 

Ward  4  2,744 

Wards 2,371 

Ward  6  2,089 

Ward  7  1,762 

Ward  8  1,970 

Newton  township,  including  St  Louisville  village 

St.  Louisville  village  , 

Perry  township   

St.  Albans  township,  including  Alexandria  village 

Alexandria  village 

Union  township,  including  Hebron  village  

Hebron  village 

Washington  township,  including  Utica  village  

Utica  village  

Total  population  of  Licking  county 

LOGAN  COUNTY. 

Bloomfield  township 

Bokescreek  township,  including  parts  of  Ridgeway  and  West 

Mansfield  villages 

Ridgeway  village  (part  of)   

[For  total  see  Hale  township,  Hardin  county.] 

West  Mansfield  village  (part  of) 

tTotal  for  West  Mansfield  village,  in  Bokescreek  and  Perry 

townships  

Harrison  township   

JcflFerson  township,  including  Zanesfield  village^ 

Zanesfield  village 

Lake  township,   including  Belief ontaine  city 

Bellefontaine  city   

Ward  1  1,619 

Ward  2  1,512 

Ward  3  2,167 

Ward  4 1.351 

Liberty  township,  including  West  Liberty  village 

West  Liberty  village 

McArthur  township,   including  Huntsville  village 

Huntsville  village 

Miami  township,  including  Degraff  and  Quincy  villages 

Be^raff  village  

Quincy  village   

Monroe  township 

Perry  township,  including  part  of  West  Mansfield  village 

West  Mansfield  village  (part  of)   

Pleasant  township   

Richland  township,  including  Bellecenter  village 

t  In  1890  in  Bokescreek  township  only. 
52    S  S 


638 
19,355 
18,157 


47,070 


828 


424 

15,28a 
14,270- 


1,161 

1,208^ 

285 

264 

807 

1,007 

1,186 

1,05a 

420 

296 

1,749 

1,764 

455 

41^ 

1,470 

1,39^ 

826 

163 

43,279 


858 


1,915 
113 

1,620 
65. 

841 

875 

431 

866 

1,049 

1,399 

278 

1,459 
318 

7,136 
6,649 

4,921 
4,245 

1,814 
1,236 

1,56a 

1,348 

408 

1,509 
500 

2,449 
1,150 

2,290 
1,076 

642 

488 

1,067 
1,081 

1.261 
1.109 

34 

978 

1,114 

2,153 

2,005 

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LOGAN  COUNTY — Concludftd. 


Bellecentcr  village  , 

Rush  Creek  township,  including  Rushy Ivanta  vilifffe. 

Rashylvania  village 

Stokes  township,  including  Lakeview  vijlagc 

Lakeview  village  

Union  township 

Washington  township  

Zane  township,  including  West  Middleberg  village... 

West  Middleburg  village  


Total  population  of  Logan  county. 


LORAIN  COUNTY. 

Amherst  township,  including  North  Atnherst  village 

North  Amherst  village  

Avon  township 

Black  River  township,  including  Lorain  city 

Lorain  cit>'  

Ward  1  1,365 

Ward  2 3,044 

Ward  3  1,814 

Ward  4  3,785 

Ward  5 6,020 

Brighton  township   

Brownhelm  township 

Camden  township 

Carlisle  township 

Columbia  township  , 

Eaton  township,  including  part  of  Grafton  village 

Grafton  village  (part  of)   

^Total  for  Grafton  village,  in  Eaton  and  Grafton  town- 
ships  

Elyria  township,  including  Elyria  city , 

Elyria  city  .' 

Ward  1  1,483 

Ward  2  2,536 

Ward  3 2,433 

Ward  4  2,339 

Grafton  township,  including  part  of  Grafton  village 

Grafton  village  (part  of)  

Henrietta  township   

Huntington  township 

Lagrange  township,  including  Lagrange  village 

Lagrange  village 

Penfield  township  

Pittsfield  township   

Ridgeville  township  

Rochester  township,  including  Rochester  village 

Rochester  village    

Russia  township,  including  Oberlin  village 

Oberlin  village  - 


30,420 


3,749 

1,758 

2,024 

16,d65 

16,028 


490 
1,100 

873 
1.510 
1,090 
1,255 

297 

1,098 
9,701 
8,791 


1,649 
801 
760 
663 

1,476 
528 
618 
782 

1,575 
569 
167 

5,063 

4,082 


If  In  1890  m  Grafton  township  only. 


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1890. 


LORAIN  COUNTY — ConcltKM. 


Sheffield  township  

Wellington  township,  including  Wellhigton  village. 
Wellington  village > 


Total  population  of  Lorain  county. 


LUCAS  COUNTY. 


Adams  township   

^Jerusalem  township   

Monclova  tjownshtp 

§Oregon  township   

Providence  township  

Kichfield  township 

Spencer  township   

Springfield  township  

Swanton  township  

Sylvania  township,  including  Sylvania  village 

Sylvania  village  

Toledo  city 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


8,0(»5 
12,203 
4,807 
6,448 
8,735 
9.200 
8,438 


8  *13,260 

9 8,655 

Ward  10 10,233 

Ward  11  6,331 

Ward  12  8,198 

Ward  13  7,316 

Ward  14  8,802 

Ward  15 11,191 

Washington  township  

Waterville  township,  including  Watervillc  and  White  House 

villages 

Watervillc  village  

White  House  village  

Waynesville  township,  coextensive  with  Maumee  village 

Maumee  village  

Ward  1  936 

Ward  2  540 

Ward  3 380 


Total  population  of  Lucas  county. 

MADISON  COUNTY. 


Caanan  township 

DarVv  township,  including  part  of  Plain  City  village. 
Plain  City  village  (part  of)  


890 
2,055 
2,094 


64,857 


2,090 

1,581 

1,081 

2,702 

1,270 

1,136 

769 

963 

837 

1,887 

617 

131,822 


3,449 

2,176 

703 

621 

1,866 

1,856 


153,569 


881 
1,588 
1,008 


939 
2.6a^ 
2,009 


40,296 


2,906 


1,022 
3,160 
1,265 
1,055 
642 
719 

1,476 

545 

81,434 


4,071 

2,087 

586 

507 

1,910 

1,645 


102,296 


842 
1,504 
1,009 


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1890. 


MADISON  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Total  for  Plain  City  village,  in  Darby  township,  Madison 

county,  and  Jerome  township,  Union  county 

Deer  Creek  township 

Fairfield  township 

Jefferson  township,  including  West  Jefferson  village 

West  Jefferson  village 

Monroe  township 

Oak  Run  township 

Paint  township 

Pike  township  

Pleasant  township,  including  Mt.  Sterling  village 

Mt.  Sterling  village 

Range  township,  including  Midway  village 

Midway  village 

Stokes  township,  including  South  Solon  village 

South  Solon  village 

Summerford  township  

Union  township,  including  London  village 

London  village 

Ward  1  988 

Ward  2  957 

Ward3  788 

Ward  4  778 

'  Total  population  of.  Madison  county 

MAHONING  COUNTY. 

Austintown  township  

Beaver  township 

Berlin  township  

Boardman  township,  including  part  of  Poland  village 

Poland  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Poland  village,  in  Boardman  and  Poland  town- 
ships     

Canfield  township,  including  Canfield  village 

Canfield  village   

Coitsville  township 

Ellsworth  township  

Goshen  township  

Green  township,  including  part  of  Washingtonville  village... 

Washingtonville  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Salem  township,  (Tolumbiana  county.] 

Jackson  township  

Milton  township 

Poland  township,   including  Lowellville  village  and  part  of 
Poland  village   

Lowellville  village 

Poland  village  (part  of) 

Smith  township,   including  Sebring  village 

Sebring  village   

Springfield  township 

Youngstown  township,  including  Youngstown  city 

Youngstown  city  

•  Ward    1  5,251 

Ward    2  4,368 


1.432 

1,245 

m 

894 

1,481 

1,484 

2,039 

1,957 

803 

778 

761 

704 

560 

544 

1,095 

1,1-29 

660 

602 

2,144 

1,910 

986 

752 

1,647 

1,787 

274 

1,204 

1,324 

319 

345 

999 

904 

4,679 

4,472 

3,511 

3,313 

20,590 


20,057 


1,695 

1,668 

1,929 

2,001 

725 

790 

936 

1.002 

63 

41 

370 

391 

1,528 

1,565 

672 

675 

1,815 

1,475 

663 

656 

1,406 

1,308 

1,758 

1,893 

269 

903 

966 

657 

687 

3,413 

2,592 

1,137 

762 

307 

330 

2,523 

1,913 

387 

2,137 

2,397 

48,046 

35,066 

44,885 

83,220 

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MAHONING  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


4,834 
5,041 
4,478 
6,844 
4,557 
2,753 
3,250 
3,509 


Total  population  of  Mahoning  county., 


MARION   COUNTY. 


Big  Island  township 

Bowling  Green  township  

Claridon  township,  including  Caledonia  village 

Caledonia  village 

Grand  township  

Grand  Prairie  township 

Green  Camp  township,  including  Green  Camp  village 

Green  Camp  village  

Marion  township,  including  Marion  city 

Marion  city  

Ward  1  2,124 

Ward  2  1,519 

Ward  3 2,207 

Ward  4  1,609 

Ward  5  2,237 

Ward  6  2,166 

Montgomery  township,  including  Larue  and  New  Blooming- 
ton  villages  

♦Larue  village   

New  Bloomington  village 

Pleasant  township   

Prospect  township,  including  Prospect  village 

Prospect  village  

Richland  township   

Salt  Rock  township 

Scott  township  

Tully  township  

Waldo  township,  including  Waldo  village 

Waldo  village  


Total  population  of  Marion  county. 


MEDINA  COUNTY. 


Brunswick  township    

Chatham  township    

Granger  township 

Guilford  township,  including  Seville  village.. 

Seville  village  

Harrisville  township,  including  Lodi  village. 

Lodi  village 


28,678 


950 
904 
857 

1,779 
602 

1,833 
846 


*  Given  in  1890  as  in  Bowling  Green  and  Montgomery  townships- 


55,979 


1,471 

1,093 

1,717 

757- 

514 

460 

1,147 

290 

9,158 

8,327 


2,243 
948 

*  1,077 
1,765 
830 
1,124 
639 
575 
898 
846 
151 


24,727 


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1900. 


1890. 


MEDINA  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Hinckley  township   

Homer  township  

Lafayette  township    

Litclifield  township  

Liverpool  township  

Medina  township,  including  part  of  Medina  village 

Medina  village  (part  of)  • 

Total  for  Medina  village,  in  Medina  and  Montville  town- 

ships 

Montville  tov/nship,  including  part  of  Medina  village 

Medina  village  (part  of) 

Sharon  township  

Spencer  township  

Wads  worth  township,  including  Wadsworth  village  and  part 
of  Western  Star  village  

Wadsworth  village 

Western  Star  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Western  Star  village,  in  Wadsworth  township, 
Medina  county,  and  Norton  township.  Summit  county 

Westfield  township  

York  township  


Total  population  of  Medina  county. 


MEIGS  COUNTY. 

Bedford  township  

Chester  township 

Columbia  township  

Lebanon  township  

Letart  township 

Olive  township  

Orange  township  

Rutland  township   

Salem  township  

Salisbury  township,  including  Middleport  village  and  Pom- 

eroy  city 

Middleport  village    

Ward  1  535 

Ward  2  650 

Wards 2,300 

Ward  4  601 

Ward  5  345 

Pomeroy  city  

Ward  1  712, 

Ward  2  1,029 

Ward  3 2,360 

Ward  4  538 

Scipio  township  

Sutton  township,   including  Racine  village 

Racine  village    


Total  population  of  Meigs  county 28,620 


840 
764 
1,157 
760 
1,092 
2,303 
1,632 

2,232 
1,343 

600 
1,098 

963 

3,255 

1,764 

67 

148 

1,077 

983 


21,968 


4,6 


1,382 

3,544 

327 


878 

732 

1,159 

1.18d 


2,073 

1,008 

8,047 

1,574 

77 

16 

1,0^ 


:21,742 


1,523 

1,473 

1,597 

1,604 

1,016 

1,087 

1,798 

2.042 

1,216 

1.324 

2.086 

2,051 

990 

1,021 

2,303 

2,201 

1,506 

1,551 

9,659 

10,21ft 

2,799 

3,211 

4,726 


1,491 
3,750 


29,813 


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MERCER  COUNTY. 

Blackcreek  township   

Butler  township,  including  Coldwater  village 

Coldwater  village   

Center  township 

Dublin  township,  including  Rockford  village 

URockford  village 

Franklin  township,  including  Montezuma  village 

Montezuma  village  

Gibson  township f  including  part  of  Fort  Recovery  village. .. 

Fort  Recovery  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Fort  Recovery  village,  in  Gibson  and  Recovery 

townships  

Granville  township  

Hopewell  township 

Jefferson  township,  including  Celina  village 

Cclina  village 

Ward  1  527 

Ward  2 66^ 

Ward  3 880 

Ward  4^ 743 

Liberty  township 

Marion  township,  including  Chickasaw  village 

Chickasaw  village  

Recovery  township,  including  part  of  Fort  Recovery  village. 

Fort  Recovery  village  (part  of) 

Union  township,  including  Mendon  village. 

Mendon  village   

Washington  township  

Total  population  of  Mercer  county 

MIAMI    COUNTY. 

Bethel  township 

Brown  township,  including  Fletcher  village 

Fletcher  village  

Concord  township,  including  Troy  city , 

Troy  city  

Ward  1  1,442 

Ward  2 1 ,  263 

Ward  3 1.37G 

Ward  4 1,800 

Elizabeth  township  

Lost  Creek  township,  including  Casstown  village 

Casstown  village  

Monroe  township,  including  Tippecanoe  village 

Tippecanoe  village   , 

Newberry  township,    including  Covington  village  and  part 

of  Bradford  village 

Bradford  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Adams  township,  Darke  connty.] 

Covington  village 

Newton  township,  including  Pleasant  Hill  village 

Pleasant  Hill  village 

f  Formerly  Shane  Crossing. 


28*021 


1,596 
1,631 
375 
7,187 
5.881 


1,124 
1,146 
262 
2,931 
1,703 

4,869 
762 

i,791 

2,537 

557 


1.658 
723 

1.186 
2,018 
1,414 
3,962 
2.702 


1,652. 
2,525 

*i,*487 
468 

2,001 
4<:h) 

1,617 


27,220 


1,685 
1,664 

4.494 


1,178 
1,244 
292 
2.718 
1,465 


1.778 

2.680 
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1890. 


MIAMI  COUNTY— Concluded. 


♦Spring  Creek  township 

Staunton  township  

Union  township,  including  Laura,  New  Lebanon,  and  West 

Milton  villages 

Laura  village , 

New  Lebanon  village , 

West  Milton  village , 

♦Washington  township,  including  Piqua  city 

Piqua  city 

Ward  1  1,967 

Ward  2 2,461 

Ward  3 3,377 

Ward  4 2, 126 

Wards 2,241 

Total  population  of  Miami  county 


MONROE  COUNTY. 


Adams  township  

Benton  township  

Bethel  township 

Center  township,  including  Woodsfield  village 

Woodsfield  village 

Franklin  township    

Crreen  township 

Jackson  township  

Lee  township  

Malaga  township,  including  Miltonsburg  village  and  part  of 
Jerusalem  village 

Jerusalem  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Jerusalem  village,    in  Malaga  and  Sunsbury 
townships  

Miltonsburg  village   

Ohio  township 

Perry  township,  including  Antioch  village 

Antioch  village 

Salem  township,  including  Clarington  village 

Clarington  village 

Seneca  township,  including  Calais  village. 

Calais  village 

Summit  township,  including  Lewisville  village 

Lewisville  village    

Sunsbury  township,  including  Beallsville  village  and  part  of 
Jerusalem  village 

Beallsville  village 

Jerusalem  village  (part  of) 

Switzerland  township 
Washington  township, 

Graysville  village  . 
AVayne  township  


including  Graysville  village. 


1.422 

1,184 

4,309 

378 

224 

904 

13,169 

12,172 


43,105 


1,149 
1,026 
1,087 
3,828 
1,801 
1,112 
1,314 
1.659 
1,338 

1,248 
163 


245 
130 

1,750 

1.538 
212 

2,000 
905 

1.296 
114 
865 
170 

1,713 

554 

82 

1.039 

1,818 
174 

1.251 


2.184 
1,255 

4,178 


796 

10,127 

9,090 


39,754 


1,194 
921 
1,030 
2,685 
1.031 
1,111 
1,223 
1.191 
1.347 

1.359 
91 

112 

123 

1.891 

1.270 


1.975 
762 

1.329 
135 
861 


1.729 

512 

21 

1,154 

1.730 
107 

1.175 


Total  population  of  Monroe  county 27,031    |      25,175 


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1890. 


MONTGOMERY  COUNTY. 

Butler  township,  including  Vandalia  village. 

Vandalia  village 

Oay  township,  including  Brookville  village. . 

Brookville  village  

1" Dayton  city 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


1 5.495 

2 5.799 

3  10,018 

4 7,773 

5 8,279 

6 8,994 

7  10,982 

8  13,862 

9 7,444 

Ward  10 6,687 

German  township,  including  Germantown  village 

Germantown  village  

Harrison  township  

Jackson  township,  including  Farmersville  village  and  part  of 

New  Lebanon  village 

Farmersville  village  

New  Lebanon  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  New  Lebanon  village,   in  Jackson  and  Perry 

townships  

Jefferson  township 

Madison  township   

Mad  River  township 

Miami  township,  including  Miamisburg  city  and  West  Car- 

rollton  village   

Miamisburg  city  

Ward  1  L487 

Ward  2 L  325 

Ward  3 M29 

West  Carrollton  village 

Perry  township,  including  part  of  New  Lebanon  village 

New  Lebanon  village  (part  of) 

^  Randolph  township   

'  Van   Burcn   township 

Washington  township  

Wayne  township 


Total  population  of  Montgomery  county. 


MORGAN   COUNTY. 


Bloom  township 

Bristol  township  

Center  township   

Deerfield  township  

Homer  township  

Malta  township,  including  Malta  village. 
Malta  village   


1,960 

1,957 

284 

265 

3,408 

3,095 

869 

618 

J5.333 

61,220 

3,360 
1,702 
3,837 

2,352 

440 

96 

145 
7,465 
2,337 
2,310 

7,791 
3,941 


987 
2,250 
49 
2.075 
2,957 
1,670 
1,041 


130, 146 


1,085 

9.53 

839 

1.426 

1.670 

845 


2,989 
1,437 
2,565 

2,472 
472 
117 

145 

7,001 
2,173 
1,987 

5.704 
2,952 


360 
2,153 
32 
2,096 
2,815 
1,568 
1,057 


100,852 


920 
1.213 
1.105 

962 
1,728 
1,714 

865 


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ships (included  in  the  population  for  1890),  which  the  court  of  common  pleas  of 
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1890. 


MORGAN  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 


Manchester  township  

Marion  township,  including  Chester  Hill  vUlage 

Chester  Hill  village ^ 

Meigsville  township    

Morgan  township,  including  McConnelsville  village. 

McConnelsville  village  

Penn  township    

Union  township 

Windsor  township,  including  Stockport  village 

Stockport  village 

York  township,  including  Deavertown  village 

Deavertown  village  


Total  population  of  Morgan  county. 


MORROW  COUNTY. 

Bennington  township,  including  Marengo  village 

Marengo  village   

Canaan  township 

Cardington  township,  including  Cardington  village 

Cardington  village  

Chester  township,   including  Chesterville  vill^e 

Chesterville  village 

Congress  township '. 

Franklin  township   

Gilead  township,  including  Edison  and  Mt.  Gilead  villages. . 

Edison  village   

Mt.  Gilead  village 

Harmony  township   

Lincoln  townshin   

North   Bloomfield  township 

Perry  township  

Peru  township  

South  Bloomfield  township,  including  Sparta  village 

Sparta  village 

Troy  township  

Washington  township   

Westfield  township  


Total  population  of  Morrow  county. 


MUSKINGUM    COUNTY. 


Adams  township   

Blue   Rock  township 

Brush  Creek  township,  including  Cannelville  village 

Cannelville  village   

Cass  township   

Clay  township,  including  part  of  Roseville  village , 

Roscville  village  (part  of) 

tTotal  for  Roseville  village,  in  Clay  township,  Muskin- 
gum county,  and  Harrison  township,  Perry  county 

Falls  township  


17.906 


17,879 


568 
1,013 
1,354 

281 

977 
1,168 

883 

1,207 
1,680 


I  In  1890  in  Clay  township,  Muskingum  county,  only. 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


MUSKINGUM  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Harrison  ^township,  including  Taylorsville  village 

Taylorsville  village    , 

Highland  township  , 

Hopewell  township   , 

Jackson  township,  including  Frazeysburg  village 

FrazeysbuTg  village   

Jefferson  township    including  Dresden  village 

Dresden  village  

Licking  township 

Madison  township , 

Meigs  township 

Monroe  township 

Muskingum  township 

Newton  township,  including  Uniontown  village 

Uniontown  village 

Perry  township    

Rich  Hill  township 

Salem  township,  including  Adamsville  village 

Adarasville  village   

Salt  Creek  township 

Springfield  township   

Union  township,   including  New  Concord  and  Norwich 
villages   * 

New  Concord  village 

Norwich   village 

Washington  township 

Wayne  township  

Zanesville  township,  coextensive  with  Zanesville  city 

Zanesville  city: 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


1,0.3(> 
1,3.54 


3 2,34<» 


1.7:i4 
2.92«» 
2.317 
3.500 

3..33r» 


1.745 
675 
253 

1,624 
23,. 5.38 


Ward  10 2.250 


278 


1,231 

1,82^ 

71.0 
2:^ 

i,oa>^ 
1.5^2 

21,0'>t) 


Total  population  of  Muskingum  county 53, 185     I      51 .  210 


N')BLE    COUNTY. 

Beaver  township,  including  Batesville  village 

Batesville  village  

Brookfield  township  

Buffalo  township 

Center  township,   including  Sarahsville  village 

Sarahsville  village 

Elk  township 

Enoch  township 

Jackson  township,  including  part  of  Dexter  City  village 

Dexter  City  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Dexter  City  village,  in  Jackson  and  Jefferson 
townships  


1,450 

1,6^0 

312 

327 

897 

90^ 

1,0.33 

813 

1,611 

1.037 

279 

.30m 

1,.^57 

1.467 

1,202 

1.321 

1,266 

1,216 

114 

88 

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NOBLE  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Jefferson  township,  including  part  of  Dexter  City  village. 

Dexter  City  village  (part  of) 

Marion  township,  including  Summerfield  village 

Summerfield  village  

Noble  township 

Olive  township,  including  Caldwell  village 

Caldwell  village 

Seneca  township  

Sharon  township  

Stock  township,  including  Carlisle  village 

Carlisle  village  

Wayne  township  


Total  population  of  Noble  county 19, 466 


OTTAWA   COUNTY. 

Allen  township 

Bay  township  

Benton  township,  including  Rocky  Ridge  village 

Rocky  Ridge  village 

Carroll  township  

Catawba  Island  township .' 

Clay  township,  including  Genoa  village 

Genoa  village   

Danbury  township,  including  Marblehead  village. .. 

Marblehead  village  

Erie  township  

Harris  township,  including  Elmore  village 

Elmore  village  

Portage  township,  including  Port  Clinton  village. .. 

Port  Clinton  village  

Put-in-Bay  township,  including  Put-in-Bay  village. 

Put-in-Bay  village  

Salem  township,  including  Oak  Harbor  village 

Oak  Harbor  village 


Total  population  of  Ottawa  county. 


PAULDING  COUNTY. 

Auglaize  townshhip  

Benton  township,  including  part  of  Payne  village 

Payne  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Payne  village?  in.  Benton  and  Harrison  town- 
ships     

Blue  Creek  to^vnship,  including  Haviland  village  and  part  of 

Scott  village  

Haviland  village   

Scott  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Scott  village,  in  Blue  Creek  township,  Pauld- 
ing county,  and  Union  township,  Van  Wert  county. . . 
Brown  township,  including  Melrose  and  Oakwood  villages.. 

Melrose  village 

Oakwood  village 


22,213 


1,143 

2.392 

319 

l.a36 

2.356 
186 
203 


738 

2.418 

430 

378 


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PAULDING  COUNTY  —  ConcIudcd. 


Carryall  township,  including  Antwerp  village 

Antwerp  village 

Crane  township,  including  Cecil  village 

Cecil  village 

Emerald  township 

Harrison  township,  including  part  of  Payne  village 

Payne  village  (part  of) 

Jackson  township,   including  Broughton  village 

Broughton  village  

Latty  township,  including  Grover  Hill  village 

Grover  Hill  village 

Paulding  township,  "including  Latty  and  Paulding  villages. 

Latty  village  

Paulding  village   

Washington  township   


Total  population  of  Paulding  county. 


PERRY  COUNTY. 


Bearfield  township   

Cla3rton  township   

Coal  township,  including  New  Straitsville  village 

New  Straitsville  village 

Harrison  township,    including  Crooksville  village  and  part 
of  Roseville  village 

Crooksville   village    

Roseville  village   (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Clay  township,  Muskingum  county.] 

Hopewell   township 

Jackson  township,  including  Junction  City  village 

Junction  City  village 

Madison  township  

Monday  Creek  township 

Monroe  township,  including  Corning  and  Rendville  villages. . 

Corning  village   

Rendville  village  

Pike  township,   including  New  Lexington  village 

New  Lexington  village  

Pleasant  township 

Reading  township,  including  Somerset  village 

Somerset  village 

Salt  Lick  township,    including  Hemlock  and   Shawnee  vil- 
lages    

Hemlock   village    

Shawnee  village  

Thorn  township,  including  Thorn  village 

Thorn  village 


Total  population  of  Perry  county. 


2,518 
1,206 
1,649 

326 
1,159 
2,814 
1,017 
2,158 

226 
2,556 

655 
4,227 

444 
2,080 
2,131 


27,528 


923 
1,379 
3,139 
2,302 

2,817 
835 
324 

1,245 

1,671 

443 

651 

868 

5.455 

1,401 

700 

3,147 

.1.701 

860 

2.967 

1,124 

4,914 

581 

2.966 

1,805 

374 


31,841 


2,638 
1,331 
1,417 

348 
1,123 
2,252 

839 
2,266 


2,010 


4,492 

594 

1,879 

1,901 


25, 93^ 


985 
1,721 
3,747 
2,782 

1,771 


1.238 

1,713 

394 

665- 

1,090 

4,506 

1,551 

859 

3,083 

1,470 

1,098 

3,156 

1,127 

4.682 


3,266 

1,696 

405 


31,151 


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PICKAWAY  COUNTY. 

Circleville  township,  including  Circlevillc  village 

Circleville  village 

Ward  1  1,205 

Ward  2  1,666 

Wards  1,625 

Ward4  734 

Wards 1,761 

Darby  township   , 

Deer  Creek  township,  including  Williamsport  village 

Williamsport  village   

Harrison  township,  including  Ashville  and  South  Bloomfield 
villages   

Ashville  village  

South  Bloomneld  village 

Jackson  township 

Madison   township 

Monroe  township,  including  Five  Points  hamlet 

Five  Points  hamlet 

Muhlenberg  township,  including  Darby ville  village 

Darbyville  village 

Perry  township,  including  New  Holland  village 

New  Holland  village 

Pickaway  township 

Salt  Creek  township,  including  Tarlton  village 

Tarlton  village   

Scioto  township,  including  Commercial  Point  village 

Commercial  Point  village 

Walnut  township 

Washington    township    

Wajme  township  

Total  population  of  Pickaway  county 


PIKE  COUNTY. 

Beaver  township,  including  part  of  Beaver  village 

Beaver  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Beaver  village,  in  Beaver  and  Marion  town- 
ships    ; 

Benton   township    

Camp  Creek  township  

Jackson  township  

Marion  towTiship,  including  part  of  Beaver  village 

Beaver  village  (part  of) 

Miffiin   township    

Newton  township   

Pebble  township   

Peepee  township,  including  Waverly  tillage 

Waverly  village  

Perry  township 

Scioto  township  


27,016 


397 
153 

262 
1,178 

983 
2,021 

895 

109 
1,490 
1,349 
1,288 
2.937 
1,854 

745 
1,124 


♦Includes  population  (145)  of  that  part  of  New  Holland  village  erroneously 
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1890. 


PIKE  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Seal  township,  including  Piketon  village. 

Piketon  village   

Sunfish  township  

Union  township  


Total  population  of  Pike  county. 


PORTAGE  COUNTY. 


Atwater  township  

Anrora  township   

Brimfield  township 

Charlestown  township  

Deerfield  township  

Edinburg  township  

Franklin  township,  including  Kent  village 

Kent  village  

Freedom  township   

Garrettsville  township,  coextensive  with  Garrettsville  village, 
Hiram  township,  including  Hiram  village 

Hiram  village  

Mantua  township,  including  Mantua  village 

Mantua  village  

Nelson  township  

Palmyra   township    

Paris  township 

Randolph   township 

Ravenna  township,  including  Ravenna  village 

Ravenna  village   

Rootstown  township  

Shalersville  township 

Strcetsboro  township 

Suffield  township   

Windham  township,  including  Windham  village 

Windham  village 


Total  population  of  Portage  county. 


PREBLE  COUNTY. 


Dixon  township 

Gasper  township  

Gratis   township,    including   West   Elkton   and    Winchester 
villages   

West  Elkton  village 

Winchester  village 

Harrison  township,  including  Lewisburg  village 

Lewisburg  village  

Israel  township,  including  part  of  College  Comer  village... 

College  Comer  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Oxford  township,  Butler  county.] 

Jackson  township 

Jefferson  township,  including  New  Paris  village 

New  Paris  village 


1,419 
625 

1,068 
778 


18,172 


1,022 

652 

999 

688 

1,101 

735 

5,426 

4,541 

670 

1,145 

1,363 

659 

1,511 

743 

794 

1,224 

568 

1,389 

4,993 

4,003 

1,127 

912 

672 

1,367 

888 

283 


29,246 


978 


1,941 
215 
375 

2,778 
560 

1,440 
183 

1,255 

1,916 

790 


1,559 

1,022 

1,011 

722 


17,482 


1,100 

619 

1,033 

688 

914 

834 

4,344 

3,501 

734 

1,046 

1,130 


1,366 

676 

798 

1,392 

669 

1,492 

4,421 

3,417 

1,261 

958 

707 

1,387 

975 


27,868 


1,038 
729 

2,011 
216 
389 

2,620 
486 

1,580 


1,213 

2,069 

842 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


PREBLE  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Lanier  township,  including  part  of  West  Alexandria  village 

West  Alexandria  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  West  Alexandria  village,  in  Lanier  and  Twin 

townships  

♦Monroe  township,  including  Eldorado  village 

Eldorado  village  

Somers  township,  including  Camden  village 

Camden  village 

Twjn  township,  including  part  of  West  Alexandria  village. . 

West  Alexandria  village  (part  of) 

Washington  township,  including  Eaton  village 

Eaton  village 

Ward  1  877 

Ward  2  797 

Ward  3 *. 781 

Ward  4  700 

♦West  Manchester  hamlet  

Total  population  of  Preble  county 


PUTNAM   COUNTY. 

Blanchard  township,  including  Gilboa  village 

Gilboa  village  

Greensburg  township  

Jackson  township  , 

Jennings  township,  including  Fort  Jennings  village 

Fort  Jennings  village   

Liberty  township,  including  West  Leipsic  village 

West  Leipsic  village 

Monroe  township,  including  Continental  village 

^[Continental  village  

Monterey  township,  including  Ottoville  village 

Ottoville  village 

Ottawa  township,  including  Glandorf  and  Ottawa  villages. 

Glandorf  village 

Ottawa  village  

Palmer  township,  including  Miller  City  village 

Miller  City  village 

Perry  township,  including  Dupont  village ! 

Dupont  village  

Pleasant  township,  including  Columbus  Grove  village 

Columbus  Grove  village  

Riley  township,  including  Pandora  village 

Pandora  village 

Sugar  creek  township   

Union  township,  including  Kalida  village 

Kalida  village 


23,713 


1,778 

346 
1.211 
1,308 
1,787 

322 
2,068 

346 
2,775 
1,104 
1,711 

369 
4,207 

749 
2,322 
1,990 

163 
1,736 

370 
3,401 
1,935 
1,831 

409 
1,416 
1,619 

622 


1,824 
248 

575 
t2,067 

365 
1,869 

846 
1,835 

327 
4,566 
2,934 


•23,421 


2,060 
502 

2,697 
895 

1,507 

sM 

571 
1,717 

1.864 

531 
3,286 
1,677 
1,566 


*  West  Manchester  hamlet »  formerly  in  Monroe  township i  made  independent 
since  1890. 

t  Includes  population  of  West  Manchester  hamlet,  not  separately  returned  in 
1890. 

f  Formerly  Marice. 


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0)NTINUED. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


PUTNAM  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Van  Buren  township,  including  Belmorc  and  Leipsic  villages 

Belmore  village  

Leipsic  village   


Total  population  of  Putnam  county. 


RICHLAND  COUNTY. 


Blooming  Grove  township  

Butler  township   

Cass  township,  including  Shiloh  village 

Shiloh  village  

Franklin  towTiship  

Jackson   township    

Jefferson  township,  including  Bellville  village. 

Bellville  village  

Madison  township,  including  Mansfield  city.... 

Mansfield  city    

1 


Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 
Ward 


2,053 

2  2,000 

3 

4  

5 


1,735 
1,848 
2,034 

6 1,506 

7  1,218 

8 1,911 

9 2,121 


Ward  10  1,215 

Miffiin  township   

Monroe  township,  including  Lucas  village 

Lucas  village   

Perry  township  

Plymouth  township,  including  part  of  Plymouth  village 

Plymouth  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  New  Haven  township,  Huron  county.] 

Sandusky  township  

Sharon  township,  including  Shelby  village 

Shelby  village 

Springfield  township   

Troy  township,  including  Lexington  village 

Lexington  village  

Washington  township  

Welhr  township 

Worthington  township,  including  Butler  village 

f  Butler  village   


Total  population  of  Richland  county. 


ROSS  COUNTY. 


Buckskin  township,  including  South  Salem  village. 

South  Salem  village   

Colerain  township,  including  Adelphi  village 

Adelphi  village 


f  Formerly  Independence. 
53    SS 


3,687 

334 

1,726 


32,525 


978 

765 

1,317 

597 

761 

841 

2,332 

1,039 

20,221 

17,640 


800 
1,530 

306 

568 
1,502 

766 

596 
5,551 
4,685 
1,373 
1,152 

448 
1,287 

938 
1,825 

567 


44,289 


1,896 
264 

1,862 
516 


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3,444 

414 

1,353 


30,188 


1,022 

814 

1,489 

644 

837 

822 

2,312 

941 

15,467 

13,473 


995 
1,779 

347 

695 
1,586 

790 

613 
2,963 
1,977 
1,366 
1,211 

432 
1,338 

922 
1,941 

266 


38,072 


2,069 
263 

1,868 
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Minor  civil  divisions. 


ROSS  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Concord  township,  including  Frankfort  village 

Frankfort  village 

Deerfield  township,  including  Clarksburg  village , . . 

Clarksburg  village  

-Franklin  township 

Green  township,  including  Kingston  village 

Kingston  village   

Harrison  township    

Huntington  township 

Jefferson  township  

Liberty  township   

Paint  township 

J*axton  township,  including  Bainbridge  village 

Bainbridge  village 

Scioto  township,  including  Chillicothe  city 

Chillicothe  city 

Ward  1  2,126 

Ward  2  1,746 

Ward  3 2,075 

Ward  4 2,359 

Ward  5 2,151 

Ward  6  2,519 

'Springfield  township   

Twin  township,  including  Bourneville  village 

Bourneville  village 

Union  township  


Total  population  of  Ross  coxmty. 


SANDUSKY  COUNTY. 


Ballville  towi.ship  

Premont  township,  coextensive  with  Fremont  city 

Fremont  city: 

Ward  1  1,918 

Ward  2 2,282 

Ward  3  2,208 

Ward  4  2,031 

Green  Creek  township,  including  Clyde  village  and  part  of 

Greenspring  village ; 

Clyde  village 

Greenspring  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Greenspring  village,  in  Green  Creek  township, 
Sandusky  county  and  Adams  township,  Seneca  county 

Jackson  township   

Madison  township,  including  Gibsonburg  village 

Gibsonburg  village 

"Rice  township 

Riley  township  

Sandusky  township 

Scott  township  

Townsend  township 

Washington  township,  including  Lindsey  village 

Lindsey  village  


2,957 

717 
1,456 

551 
1,136 
2,011 

735 
1,162 
2,269 

936 
1,599 
1,068 
1,934 

954 
14,949 
12,976 


1,133 

2,255 

356 

2,317 


40,940 


1,788 
8,439 


4,482 

2,515 

376 

816 
1,600 
3,283 
1,791 

891 
1,499 
1,842 
1,720 
1,567 
2,460 

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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


SANDUSKY  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Woodville  township,  including  Woodville  village 

Woodville  village  

York  township,  including  wards  1  and  2  of  Bellevue  village. 

Bellevue  village  (part  of)   

[For  total  see  Lyme  township,  Huron  county.] 


Total  population  of  Sandusky  county. 


SCIOTO  COUNTY. 

Bloom  township,  including  South  Webster  village 

South  Webster  village  

*Brush  Creek  township,  including  Otway  village 

Otway  village  

tClay  township   

Green  township 

Harrison  township  

Jefferson  township 

Madison  township 

Morgan  township 

Nile  township 

Porter  township 

♦Rarden  township,  including  Rarden  village  

Rarden  village  

Rush  township  

Union  township  

Valley  township 

Vernon  township  

Washington  township  

t Wayne  township,  coextensive  with  Portsmouth  city 

Portsmouth  city : 

Ward  1  1,719 

Ward  2  2,112 

Wards 1,412 

Ward  4 1,924 

Ward  5 2,727 

Ward  6  4,023 

Ward7  3,953 


Total  population  of  Scioto  county 40,981 


SENECA  COUNTY. 

Adams  township,  including  part  of  Greenspring  village 

Greenspring  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Green  Creek  township,  Sandusky  county.] 
Big  Spring  township,  including  New  Riegel  village 

New  Riegel  village 

Bloom  township,  including  Bloomville  village 

Bloomville  village 


1,500 
440 

1,916 
298 

2,037 
819 


1,636 


2,366 
1,019 


30,617 


2,337 

323 

2,948 


1,102 
1,751 
1,340 
1,008 
1,608 
934 
2,018 
2,401 


296 
939 
1,282 
1,018 
1,074 
1,223 
12,394 


35,377 


1,562 
427 

1,964 
393 

2,006 
758 


*  Rarden  township  organized  from  part  of  Brush  Creek  township  since  1890. 
t  Part  of  Clay  township  annexed  to  Wayne  township  since  1890. 


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1890. 


SENECA  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Clinton  township,  including  wards  1,  4  and  5,  and  parts  of 

wards  2  and  3  of  Tiffin  city 

Tiffin  city  (part  of)   

Total  for  Tiffin  city,  in  Clinton  and  Hopewell  townships 

Ward  1  1,772 

Ward  2  3,075 

Ward  3 2,340 

Ward  4  1,645 

Ward  5 ! 2,151 

Eden  township  

Hopewell  township,  including  parts  of  wards  2  and  3  of  Tiffin 

city 

Tiffin  city  (part  of)   

Jackson  township,  including  part  of  ward  4  of  Fostoria  city. . 

Fostoria  city  (part  of)    

[For  total  see  Washington  township,  Hancock  county.] 

Liberty  township,  including  Bcttsville  village  

Bettsville  village  

Loudon  township,  including  wards  1,  3  and  5  and  part  of 

ward  4  of  Fostoria  city 

Fostoria  city  (part  of)  

Pleasant  township  

Reed  township  

Scipio  township,  including  Republic  village 

Republic  village 

Seneca  township   

Thompson   township 

Venice  township,  including  Attica  village 

Attica  village   

Total  population  of  Seneca  county 


SHELBY  COUNTY. 

Clinton  township,  including  Sidney  city 

Sidney  city  

Ward  1  1,358 

Ward  2  1,509 

Ward  3 1,557 

Ward  4  1,264 

Cynthian  township  . . .' 

Dinsmore  township,   including  Botkins  village  and  part  of 

Anna  village  

Anna  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Anna  village,  in  Dinsmore  and  Franklin  town- 
ships   

Botkins  village  

Franklin  township,  including  part  of  Anna  village 

Anna  village  (part  of)  

Green  township  


41,163 


6,837 
5,688 


1,402 

1,941 
229 

461 
420 

1,062 
222 

1.061 


:i,571 

*i6;86i 


2,012 
513 

§1,321 

*'i*.4;o 

1,472 
1,582 

5S4 
1,390 
1.634 
2,022 

682 


r40,86J> 


5.776 

4,850 


1,605 

2,212 
249 

527 

*i;282 

278 
1.221 


t  Exclusive  of  population  of  Tiffin  city. 
8  Exclusive  of  population  of  Fostoria  city. 

I  Includes  population  (16,686)  of  Tiffin  city  and  wards  1,  3,  4  and  5  of  Fos- 
toria city,  given  independently  in  1^. 


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1890. 


.SHELBY  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Jackson  township,  including  Jackson  Center  village.. 

Jackson  Center  village 

Loramie  township 

McLean  township,  including  Loramie  village 

Loramie  village  

Orange  township    

Perry  township   

Salem  township,  including  Port  Jefferson  village 

Port  JeflFerson  village 

Turtle  Creek  township 

Van  Buren  township,  including  Kettlerville  village. . 

Kettkrville  village 

Washington  township,  including  Lockington  village. 

Lockington  village 


Total  population  of  Shelby  county. 


STARK  COUNTY. 

Bethlehem  township,  including  Navarre  village 

Navarre  village   

Canton  township,  including  Canton  city 

Canton  city  

Ward  1  5,842 

Ward  2 5,121 

Ward  3  3.544 

Ward  4  3,736 

Ward  5  2,598 

Ward  6 4,186 

Ward  7  5,640 

Jackson  township 

Lake  township  

Lawrence  township,  including  Canal  Fulton  village 

Canal  Fulton  village  

Lexington  township,   including  Alliance  city  and  Limaville 

village  

Alliance  city  

Ward  1  1,610 

Ward2  1,432 

Ward3  2,011 

!  Ward  4  1,451 

Ward  5 1,639 

Ward  6  831 

Limaville  village  

Marlboro  township  

Nimishilkn  township,  including  Louisville  village 

Louisville  village 

Osnaburg  township,  including  Osnaburg  village 

Osn5)urg  village   

Paris  township,  including  part  of  Minerva  village 

Minerva  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Brown  township,  Carroll  county.] 


2,085 

644 

1,528 

1,615 

444 

935 

1,060 

1,427 

355 

1,163 

1,676 

145 

833 

210 


24,625 


2,236 

963 

34,008 

30,667 


2,090 
2,312 
4,144 
1,172 

10.325 
8,974 


156 
1,829 
3,213 
1,374 
2.166 

658 
2,382 

655 


1,794 


1  /628 
1,658 

457 
1,012 
1,134 
1,569 

397 
1,314 
1,621 


931 
170 


24,707 


2,290 

1,010 

28,477 

26,189 


2,112 
2,164 
4,146 
1,173 

8.994 
7,607 


172 

X,808 
3,166 
1,323 
2,287 


2,649 
717 


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STARK  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Perry  township,  including  Massillon  city 

Massillon  city   , 

Ward  1  { 3,237 

Ward  2  3,157 

Ward  3 3,742 

Ward  4  1,808 

Pike  township  

Plain  township   

Sandy  township,  including  Waynesburg  village  and  part  of 

Magnolia  village  

Magnolia  village  (part  of)   

[For  total  see  Rose  township,  Carroll  county.] 

Waynesburg  village 

Sugar  Creek  township,    including  Beach  City  and  Wilmot 

village 

Beach  city 

Wilmot  village   

Tuscarawas  township  

Washington  township  


Total  population  of  Stark  county. 


SUMMIT  COUNTY. 

"* Akron  city,  comprising  Middlebury  township  and  parts  of 
Coventry,  Portage,  Springfield  and  Tallmadge  townships. . 

Ward  1  4,034 

Ward  2  4,660 

Ward  3 6.379 

Ward  4  8,885 

Ward  5 8,517 

Ward  6  4,613 

Not  in  ward  4,740 

Bath  township   

Boston  township,  including  Peninsula  village 

Peninsula  village 

Copley  township,  including  Copley  village 

Copley  village   , 

♦Coventry  township.  excluT^ive  of  part  of  Akron  city 

Cuyahoga  Falls  township,  coextensive  with  Cuyahoga  Falls 
village  '. . . 

Franklin  township  

Green   township    

Hudson  township,  including  Hudson  village 

Hudson  village 

Northampton  township   

Northfield  township   

Norton  township,    including  Barberton  village  and  part  of 

Western  Star  village 

Barberton  village 

Western  Star  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Wadsworth  township,  Medina  county.] 

♦Portage  township,  exclusive  of  part  of  Akron  city 

Richfield  township  

♦Springfield  township,  exclusive  of  part  of  Akron  city 


94,747 


42,728 


12,289 
10,092 


84,170 


27,601 


1,067 

990 

1,268 

1,273 

579 

562 

1,045 

1,080 

243 

241 

1,790 

2,309 

3,186 

2,614 

2,024 

1.957 

1,602 

1,911 

1.640 

1,797 

9m 

1,143 

814 

896 

1,050 

940 

6.109 

1.973 

4,354 

81 

88 

1.403 

2,659. 

930 

921 

1,921 

1,966 

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1900. 


1890. 


SUMMIT  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 


Stow  township  

♦Tallmadge  township,  exclusive  of  part  of  Akron  city. 
Twinsburg  township    


Total  population  of  Summit  county. 


TRUMBULL  COUNTY. 

Bazetta  township,  including  Cortland  village  , 

Cortland  village 

Bloomfield  township 

Braceville  township 

Bristol  township 

Brookfield  township 

Champion  township 

Farmington  township,  including  West  Farmington  village 

West  Farmington  village 

Fowler  township  

Greene  township  

Gustavus  townsnip  

Hartford  township  

Howland  township 

Hubbard  township,  including  Hubbard  village. 

Hubbard  village 

Johnston  township   

Kinsman  township  

Liberty  township,  including  Girard  village 

Girard  village    

Lordstown  township   

Mecca  township   

Mesopotamia  township   

Newton  township,  including  Newton  Falls  village 

Newton  Falls  village 

Southington  township 

V  emon  township  

Vienna  township 

Warren  township,  including  Warren  city 

Warren  city 

Ward  1  1,587 

Ward  2  1,312 

Ward  3 2,025 

iVard4  1,534 

Ward5  2,071 

Weathersfield  township,  including  Mineral  Ridge  village  and 

Niles  city 

Mineral  Ridge  village 

Niles  city  

Ward  1  ....'. 2,748 

Ward  2  3,649 

Ward3 1,071 


970 
1,363 

805 


71,715 


1,326 

620 

681 

867 

1,035 

1,781 

732 

1,239 

516 

764 

841 

844 

1,195 

850 

2,671 

1,230 

753 

1,248 

4,225 

2,630 

722 

789 

670 

1,357 

732 

749 

824 

942 

9,589 

8,5-29 


9,897 
831 

7,468 


Total  population  of  Trumbull  county 46,591 


936- 

1,445- 

821 


54,089 


1,298 
697. 
794 
972 

1,184 

1,713 
811 

1,226 


904 

825 

903 

1,170 

771 

3,520 

1,498 

792 

i/m 

3,631 


720^ 

860^ 

721 

1,383 

698 

848 

933 

1,298 

7,155 

5,973. 


6,610 

851 

4,289 


42,373 


*  Parts  of  Coventry.  Portage,  Springfield  and  Tallmadge  townships  recentljr 
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1890. 


TUSCARAWAS  COUNTY. 


Auburn  township   

Bucks  township 

Clay  township,  including  Gnadenhutten  village 

Gnadenhutten  village  , 

Dover  township,  including  Canal  Dover  village 

tCanal  Dover  village  

Fairfield  township   

Franklin  township,  including  Strasburg  village 

Strasburg  village 

Goshen  township,   including  Barnhill  and  Midvale  villages 

and  New  Philadelphia  city  

Barnhill  village 

Midvale  village 

New  Philadelphia  city 

Ward  1 2,345 

Ward  2  1,471 

Ward3 1,948 

Ward  4  449 

Jefferson  township   

Lawrence  township,  including  Zoar  village 

Zoar  village  

Mill  township,  including  Dennison  village  and  Uhrichsville 


city 


Dennison  village 

Uhrichsville  city   

Oxford  township,  including  New  Comerstown  village 

New  Comerstown  village  

Perry  township 

Rush  township  

Salem  township,  including  Port  Washington  village.. 

Port  Washington  village  

Sandy  township,  including  Mineral  City  village 

Mineral  City  village 

Sugar  Creek  township 

Union  township  

Warren  township  

Warwick  township,  including  Tuscarawas  village 

Tuscarawas  village  

Wayne  towTiship 

York  township 


Total  population  of  Tuscarawas  county. 


UNION  COUNTY. 


Allen  township 

Claibourne  township*  including  Rich  wood  village 

Richwood  village  

Darby  township,  including  Unionville  Center  village.. 

^Unionville  Center  village 

Dover  township  

Jackson  township 

Jerome  township,  including  part  of  Plain  City  village, 

t  Given  as  Dover  in  1890. 

*f  Given  as  Unionville  in  1890. 


984 
1,223 
1,415 

547 
7,569 
5,422 
1,144 
1,423 

461 

9,781 
811 
491 

6,213 


928 

1,574 

290 

9,894 
3,763 
4,582 
3,510 
2,659 

768 
1,094 
1,542 

424 
2,547 
1,220 
1,747 

825 

796 
2,044 

412 
1,132 
1,027 


53,751 


957 
3,041 
1,640 
1,239 
259 
893 
1,186 
1,731 


1,269 
1,329 
1,346 
478 
5,448 
3.470 
1,110 
1,127 


7,640 
969 


4,456 


1,210 
1,715 


7,932 
2,925 
3,842 
2,319 
1,251 

931 
1,032 
1,838 

487 
2,144 

893 
1,640 

707 

869 
1,448 

391 
1,318 
1,278 


46,618 


1,148 
2,903 
1,415 
1,176 
231 
1,000 
1,388 
1,485 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


UNION  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 


Plain  city  village  (part  of)   

[For  total  see  Darby  township,  Madison  county.] 

Leesburg  township,  including  Magnetic  Springs  village 

Magnetic  Springs  village 

Liberty  township  

Millcreek  township 

Paris  township,  including  Marysville  village 

Marysville  village 

Ward  1  807 

Ward  2  669 

Wards 834 

Ward  4  748 

Taylor   township 

Union  township,  including  Milford  Center  village 

Milford  Center  village 

Washington  township 

York  township  


Total  population  of  Union  county. 


VAN   WERT  COUNTY. 


Harrison  township 

Hoaglin  township .^ 

Jackson  township 

Jennings  township,  including  part  of  Venedocia  village 

Venedocia  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Vendocia  village,  in  Jennings  and  York  town- 
ships  

Liberty  township,  including  Ohio  city 

:(3hio  City  

Pkasant  township,  including  Van  Wert  city 

Van  Wert  city 

Ward  1  1,600 

Ward  2  1,075 

Ward.S 1,849 

Ward  4 1,898 

Ridge  township   

Tully  township,  including  Convoy  village 

Convoy  village  

Union  township,  including  part  of  Scott  village 

Scott  village  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Blue  Creek  township,  Paulding  couhty.] 
Washington    township,    including    Middlepoint    village    and 

wards  3  and  4  of  Delphos  city 

Delphos  city  (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Marion  township,  Allen  county.] 

Middlepoint  village  

Willshire  township,  including  Willshire  and  Wren  villages... 

Wiilshire  village   

Wren   village 


•22,342 


1,445 
1,608 
1,238 
1,412 
74 

199 
2,512 

862 
7,758 
6,422 


1,565 
2.426 

690 
2,072 

344 


4,389 
2,228 

604 

2,320 

560 

242 


22,860 


1,531 
1,834 
1,340 
1,374 


2,383 

6,894 
6,512 


1,627 
2,196 

500 
2,316 

401 


4,346 
2,185 

432) 
2,285 
566 


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Continued. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


VAN  WERT  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

York  township,  including  Elgin  village  and  part  of  Vendocia 

village 

Elgin  village  

Venedocia  village  (part  of)  


Total  population  of  Van  Wert  county. 


VINTON   COUNTY. 


Brown  township  

Clinton  township,  including  Hamden  village 

Hamden  village  

Eagle  township 

Elk  township,  including  Mc Arthur  village 

McArthur  village 

Harrison  township 

Jackson  township   

Knox  township  

Madison  township,  including  Zaleski  village 

Zaleski  village   

Richland  township   

Swan  township   

Vinton   township    

Wilkesville  township,   including  Wilkesville  village. 

Wilkesville  village   


Total  population  of  Vinton  county. 


WARREN    COUNTY. 

Clearcreek  township,  including  Springboro  village 

Springboro  village   

Deerfield  township,   including  Mason  village 

Mason  village 

Franklin  township,   including  Franklin  village 

Franklin  village 

Hamilton  township,  including  Maineville  villfige  and  parts  of 
Deerfield  and  Loveland  villages 

Deerfield  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Deerfield  village,  in  Hamilton  and  Union 
townships    

Loveland  village    (part  of) 

[For  total  see  Miami  township,   Clermont  county.] 

^Maineville    village 

Harlan  township,   including  Butlerville  village 

Butlcrville    village 

Massie  township,   including  Harveysburg  village. . .  / 

Harvey sburg  village 

Salem  township,   including  Morrow  village 

Morrow    village    

Turtlecreek  township,  including  Lebanon  village 

Lebanon  village  


1,649 
208 
125 


30,394 


15,330 


2.420 
433 

2,168 
629 

4,515 

2,724 

2,026 
36 

484 
9 

288 

125 

1,170 

435 

i,7a5 

869 
5.208 
2.867 


1,54a 


29,671 


746 

923 

1,848 

1,707 

838 

622 

1,073 

988 

1,809 

2,024 

941 

888 

1,187 

1,250 

1,156 

1,145 

953 

1,059 

1,2.31 

1.640 

577 

862 

1.451 

1,439 

979 

1.001 

1,336 

1,202 

1,561 

1.667 

223 

262 

16,045 


2,327 
413 

L975 
564 

4.434 

2,7*29 

1,996 


29 

256 
1,8.54 

125 
1.2a3 

402 
1.724 

842 
5.5.37 
3.050 


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•     Continued. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


WARREN  COUNTY  —  Goncludcd. 

Union  township,  including  part  of  Deerfield  village 

Deerfield  village  (part  of) 

Washington  township   

Wayne  township,  including  Corwin  and  Waynesville  villages 

Corwin  village   

Waynesville  village   

Total  population  of  Warren  county 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Adams  township,  including  Lowell  village 

♦Lowell  village    

Aurelrus  township,   including  Macksburg  village 

Macksburg  village   

Barlow  township  ; 

Belpre  township    

Decatur   township    

Dunham  township    

Fairfield  township  

Fearing  township 

Grandview  township,  including  New  Matamoras  village 

New  Matamoras  village 

Independence   township 

Lawrence  township   

Liberty  township    

Ludlow  township   

Marietta  township,   including  Marietta  city 

Marietta  city    

Ward  1  L874 

Ward  2 2,025 

Ward  3 3,043 

Ward  4 3,678 

Ward  5 1,503 

Ward  6 1.225 

Muskingum  township   

Newport  township   

Palmer   township 

Salem  township,  including  Lower  Salem  village 

Lower    Salem    village 

Warren  township   

Waterford  township,  including  Beverly  village 

i5everly  village    

Watertown  township  

Wesley  township 

Total  population  of  Washington  county 

WAYNE   COUNTY 

Baughman  township,    including  parts  of  Marshallville  and 

Orrville  villages 

Marshallville  village   (part  of) 


25,584 


1,204 
2.564 

614 
1.5O0 

190 
1,813 
2,269 

712 
1.348 
1,323 


48,245 


2,497 
295 


25,468 


1,495 

1.724 

381 

441 

1,254 

1,394 

448 

533 

1,454 

1,271 

2,761 

2,678 

1,276 

1,493 

1,021 

962 

758 

725 

939 

1,027 

2,832 

2.466 

817 

590 

1,632 

1,611 

1,726 

1,799 

1,461 

1.556 

1,237 

1.218 

15,764 

9,944 

13,348 

8,273 

1,192 

2,405 

541 

1,571 


1,709 
2,370 
795 
1,363 
1,361 


42,380 


11.951 
301 


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Continued. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


WAYNE  COUNTY  —  Concludcd.  ' 

Total  for  Marshall ville  village,  in  Baughman  and  Chip- 
pewa  townships    

Orrville  village  (part  of) 

Total    for   Orrville   village,    in    Baughman   and   Green 

townships   

Canaan  township,  including  Creston  village  and  part  of  Bur- 
bank  village   

Burbank  village  (part  of) 

Total   for   Burbank  village,    in  Canaan  and   Congress 

townships   

Creston  village 

Chester  township 

Chippewa  township,  including  Doylestown  village  and  part  of 

Marshallville  village    

Doylestown  village  

Marshallville  village  (part  of) 

Clinton  township,   including  Shreve  village 

Shreve  village   , 

•Congress  township,  including  Congress  and  West  Salem  vil- 
lages and  part  of  Burbank  village 

Burbank  village  (part  of) 

Congress  village 

West  Salem  village 

'East  Union  township,  including  Applecreek  village 

Applecreek  village   

Franklin  township   

Green  township,    including  Smithville  village  and  part  of 

Orrville  village   

Orrville  village  (part  of) 

Smithville  village  

Milton  township   

Paint  township,  including  Mt.  Eaton  village 

Mt.  Eaton  village  

Plain  township ■ 

Salt  Creek  township,   including  Fredericksburg  village 

Fredericksburg  village 

Sugar  Creek  township,  including  Dalton  village 

Dalton  village   

Wayne  township  

Wooster  township,  including  Wooster  city 

Wooster  city 

Ward  1  1,102 

Ward  2 2,227 

Ward  3 1,211 

Ward  4 839 

Ward  5    684 


357 

673 

1,901 

2,401 
257 

325 

893 

1,648 

2,937 
1,057 
1  62 
2,028 
1,043 

2,407 

68 

198 

656 

1,805 
387 

1,202 

3,318 
1,228 

474 
1,978 
1,276 

232 
1,666 
1,556 

511 
2,274 

666 
1.717 
7,160 
6,063 


Total  population  of  Wayne  county |      37,870 


X  Exclusive  of  population  of  Orrville  village. 

t  Includes  population  (1,765)  of  Orrville,  given  independently  in  1890. 


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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


WILLIAMS  COUNTY. 

Brady  township,  including  West  Unity  village 

West   Unity   village , 

Bridgewater  township  

Center  township   

Florence  township,  including  Blakeslee  and  Edon  villages. . 

Blakeslee  village  

Edon  village  

Jefferson  township  

Madison  township,  including  Pioneer  village 

Pioneer  village 

Mill  Creek  township,  including  Alvordton  village 

Alvordton  village   

Northwest  township 

Pulaski  township,  including  Bryan  village 

Bryan  village  

Ward   1    907 

Ward  2    724 

Ward  3    725 

Ward  4    775 

St.  Joseph  township,  including  Edgerton  village 

Edgerton  village  

Springfield  township,  including  Stryker  village 

Stryker  village 

Superior  township,   including  Montpelier  village % . . 

Montpelier  village   

Total  population  of  Williams  county 

-    WOOD    COUNTY. 

Bloom   township,    including   Bairdstown,    Bloomdale,    and 

Cygnet  villages,  and  part  of  Jerry  City  village 

Bairdstown  village  

Bloomdale   village    

Cygnet  village   

Jerry  City  village  (part  of) 

Total   for  Jerry  City  village,    in   Bloom  and    Portage 

townships    

Center  township,  including  wards  1  and  2  of  Bowling  Green 

town ' 

Bowling  Green  town  (part  of) 

Total   for  Bowling  Green  town,    in   Center  and   Plain 

townships   

Ward   1    1,343 

Ward  2    1,155 

Ward  3    1,385 

Ward  4   M84 

Freedom  township,    including  Pemberville  village 

Pemberville  village 

Grand  Rapids  township,  including  Grand  Rapids  village 

Grand   Rapids  village 

Henry  township,  including  North  Baltimore  village 

North  Baltimore  village 

Jackson  township,  including  Hoytsville  village 

Hoytsville  village 


1,875 

1,903 

897 

872 

1,314 

1,390 

1,450 

1.541 

2,483 

2,438 

239 

740 

601 

1,213 

r,398 

1,804 

1,868 

603 

596 

1,393 

1,317 

482 

1,434 

1,486 

4,549 

4,553 

3,131 

3,068 

2,133 

2,124 

1,043 

967 

2,341 

2,302 

1,206 

1,017 

2,964 

2.577 

1,869 

1,293 

24,953 


3,716 
298 
740 
896 
239 

555 

3.894 
2,498 

5,067 


24,897 


3,334 
347 
519 
670 
251 

530 

3,370 
1,878 

3,467 


2,265 

1,945 

1,081 

843 

987 

1,021 

549 

572 

5,461 

4,406 

3,561 

3.8.57 

1,879 

1,587 

431 

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POPULATION  OF  OHIO  BY  MINOR  CIVIL '6IVISIONS:    1890  AND  1900. 

Continued. 


Minor  civil  divisions. 


1890. 


WOOD  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

Lake  township,  including  Millbury  village 

Millbury  village  , 

Liberty  township,  including  part  of  Portage  village 

Portage  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Portage  village,  in  Liberty  and  Portage  town- 
ships     

Middleton  township,  including  Haskins  village 

Haskins  village  

Milton  township,  including  Custar  and  Milton  Center  vil- 
lages     

Custar  village 

Milton  Center  village 

Montgomery  township),  including  Bradner,  Freeport,  and 
Rising  Sun  villages 

Bradner  village  

Freeport  village  

Rising  Sun  village ; 

Perry  township,  including  West  Millgrove  village 

West  Millgrove  village 

Perrysburg  township,   including  Perrysburg  village 

Perrysburg  village 

Plain  township,  including  wards  3  and  4  of  Bowling  Green 
town    

Bowling  Green  town  (part  of) 

Portage  township,  including  parts  of  Jerry  City  and  Portage 
villages    .' 

Jerry  City  village  (part  of) 

Portage  village  (part  of) 

Ross  township   

Troy  township 

Washington  township,  including  Tontogany  village 

Tontogany  village    

Webster  township 

Weston  township,   including  Weston  village 

Weston  village 


Total  population  of  Wood  county. 


WYANDOT  COUNTY. 

Antrim  township,  including  part  of  Nevada  village 

Nevada  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Nevada  village,  in  Antrim  and  Eden  town- 
ships     

*Crane  township 

Crawford  township,   including  Carey  village 

Carey  village 

Eden  township,  including  part  of  Nevada  village 

Nevada  village   (part  of) 

Jackson  township,  including  part  of  Kirby  village 

Kirby  village  (part  of) 

Total  for  Kirby  village,  in  Jackson  and  Mifflin  town- 
ships   


1,987 
284 

3,048 
178 

546 
2,206 
'   449 

2,172 
293 
325 

4,260 

1,148 

815 

660 

1,526 

236 

4,280 

1.766 

3,689 
2,569 

2,977 

316 

368 

1,133 

1,940 

1,220 

352 

1,303 

1,612 

953 


51,555 


1,720 
639 


1,262 
2,786 
1,816 
1,426 

250 
1,018 

104 

187 


2,131 
546 

2,013 
162 

438 

2,060 

321 

2,287 
329 
334 

2,856 
441 


485 
1,449 

207 
4,121 
1,747 

2,673 
1,589 

2,328 

279 

276 

728 

1,803 

1,212 

283 

1,420 

1,558 

845 


44,392 


1.704 

589 

808 

tL331 

2,622 

1,606 

1,605 

218 
1,111 

139 


♦Upper  Sandusky  village,   formerly  in  Crane  township,   made  independent 
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Minor  civil  divisions. 


1900. 


1890. 


WYANDOT  COUNTY  —  Concludcd. 

Marseilles  township,  including  Marseilles  village 

Marseilles  village   

Mifflin  township,  including  part  of  Kirby  vilage 

Kirby  village  (part  of) 

Pitt  township,  including  Little  Sandusky  village 

Little  Sandusky  village 

Richland  township,  including  Wharton  village 

Wharton  village   

Ridge  township  

Salem  township  

Sycamore  township,  including  Sycamore  village 

Sycamore  village  

Tymochtee  township  

♦Upper  Sandusky  village 

Ward  1 : S-2b 

Ward  2 923 

Ward  3 1,120 

Ward  4 481 

Total  population  of  Wyandot  county 

t  Exclusive  of  population  of  Upper  Sandusky  village. 


21,125 


997 

828 

251 

231 

1,150 

1,333 

83 

1,173 

i,228 

181 

1,475 

1,590 

439 

504 

565 

1,190 

1,291 

1,672 

1.509 

853 

722 

1,397 

1,433 

3,355 

3,572 

21,722 


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CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICTS  OF  OHIO,  WITH  POPULATION  BY 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900. 


Counties. 


1st  District. 


Cincinnati,   1st  ward. 
4        "     . 


5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

18 

2t) 

27 

31 


Anderson  township 

Columbia  township 

Millcreek  township  (part  of)  . 

Spencer  township 

Sycamore  township 

Symmcs  township 


Totals 


2nd  District. 


Cincinnati,  12th  ward.v. 
13         "     ... 


14 
15 
16 
17 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
28 
29 
30 


Colerain  township 

Crosby  township 

Delhi  township 

Greene  township  .^ 

Harrison  township 

Miami    township 

Millcreek  township  (part  of) . 

Springfield    township 

Storrs  township 

Whitewater    township 


Totals 


Population. 


1900. 


12.179 

15,995 
8,41)9 

13,067 
6,47t) 
6,36-2 
8,611 
3,763 
6,486 

10,090 

12,505 
6,95<) 

14,094 
8,7.36 

10.267 
4,5:W 

12,813 

*14.012 

*257 

8,453 

1,547 


185,672 


14,638 

10,025 

0,131 

9,414 

9,679 

10,167 

7,7&3 

9,086 

9,139 

11,731 

15,041 

12,557 

14,036 

11,962 

13,088 

14,369 

3,410 

883 

♦5,317 

4,716 

2,092 

4,511 

♦7,804 

11,937 


1,291 


223.807 


181*0. 


8,441 
12.447 

8,619 

13,9:^ 

7,947 

7,661 

9,1:^ 

4,921 

7,4«H* 

10,949 

12,8*k: 

8,13S 

10,67> 

8,627 


4.0:^5 
8.422 
13,111 
l,5o9 
7,460 
1,649 


167.955 


12,116 

11,43S 

9.828 

9.350 

9,930 

10,165 

8,2»»2 

9,347 

10.267 

12,462 

15,09<> 

10,901 

9,974 

9,472 

7,279 

9,368 

3,348 

949 

5,497 

5,088 

2,391 

3,990 

7,0.58 

10,793 

998 

1,317 


206.618 


*  Storrs  township  and  parts  of  Delhi,  Green,  Millcreek  and  Spencer  townships  annexed  to 
Cincinnati  since  1890. 


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CENSUS   OF  OHIO,    I9OO. 


849 


CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICTS  OP  OHIO,  WITH  POPULATION  BY 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900  — Continued. 


Counties. 


Population. 


3rd  District. 

Butler   

Montgomery   

Preble   

Totals  

4th  District. 

Allen   

Auglaize  

Darke    

Mercer    

Shelby 

Totals  

5//1  District. 

Defiance   

Henry   

Paulding 

Putnam 

Van   Wert 

Williams  

Totals   

6tn  District. 

Brown  

Clermont 

Clinton    

Greene 

Highland 

Warren 

Totals   

;rth  District. 

Clark 

Fayette   

Madison   

Miami   

Pickaway  

Totals   

8tli  District. 

Champaign 

Delaware    

]  lancock ., 

Hardin    

T  ogan    

Union    

Totals   

54    S  S 


56,870 

130,146 

23,713 


210,729 


47,976 
31,192 
42,532 
28,021 
24,625 


174,346 


26,387 
27,282 
2Z,528 
32,525 
30,394 
24,953 


169,066 


28,237 
31,610 
24,202 
31,613 
30,982 
25,584 


172,228 


58,939 
21,725 
20,590 
43,105 
27,016 


171,375 


26,642 
26,401 
41,993 
31,187 
30,420 
22,342 


48,597 

100,85'i 

23,421 


172,870 


40,644 
28,100 
42,961 
27,220 
24,707 


163,632 


25,769 
25,080 
25,932 
30,188 
29,671 
24,897 


161,537 


29,899 
33,553 
24,240 
29,820 
29,048 
25,468 


172,028 


52,277 
22,309 
20,057 
39,754 
26,959 


161,356 


26,980 
27,189 
42,563 
28.939 
27,386 
22,860 


178,985 


175,917 


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CONGRESSIONAIy  DISTRICTS  OP  OHIO,  WITH  POPULATION  BY 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900— Continued. 


Counties. 

Population. 

1900. 

1890. 

Fulton 

9th  District 

22,801 

153,559 

22,213 

51,555 

22,023 

Lucas 

102,296 

Ottawa    

21,974 

Wood    

44,392 

Totals   

250,128 

26,328 
27,918 
34,248 
39,534 
18,172 
40,981 

190,685 

Adams 

loth  District. 

26,093 

Gallia    

27,005 

Jackson    

28,408 

Lawrence   

39,556 

Pike 

17,482 

Scioto   

35,377 

Totals   

187,181 

38,730 
24,398 
28,620 
31,841 
40,940 
15,330 

173,921 

Athens    

nth  District. 

35,194 

Hockincr   

22,658 

Meigs    

29,813 

Perry 

31.151 

Ross    

39,454 

Vinton 

16,045 

Totals 

179,859 

34,259 
164,460 

174,315 

Fairfield    ...    .  . 

I2th  District. 

33,939 

Franklin 

124,087 

Totals     .    . 

198,719 

33,915 
37,650 
28,678 
34,311 
41,163 
21,125 

158,026 

Crawford    

13th  District. 

31,927 

Erie       ..    ' 

35,462 

Marion    

24,727 

Sanduskv   

30,617 

Seneca * . . . . 

40,869 

^/^vandot      .... - 

21,722 

Totals    

196,842 

21,184 
32,330 
27,768 
54,857 
17,879 
44,289 

185,324 

Ashland 

14th  District. 

22,223 

Huron  . . .  .* 

31,949 

Knox   

27,600 

Lorain  

40,295 

Morrow  .. 

18,120 

Richland 

38,072 

Totals   .... 

198,307 

178.259 

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CONGRESSIONAI/  'DISTRICTS  OF  OHIO,  WITH  POPUI.ATION  BY 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900— Continued. 


Counties. 

Population. 

1900. 

1890. 

Guernsey 

I3ih  District. 

34,425 
17,905 
53.185 
19,466 
48,245 

28,645 

Morgau  

19,143 

Af uskiii^um   

51,210 

Noble    

20,753 

Washington 

'      42,380 

Totals   

173,226 

60,875 
16,811 
20,486 
44,357 
27,031 

162,131 

Belmont    

i6th  District. 

57,413 

Carroll    

17,566 

Harrison    

20  830 

Tcfferson 

39,415 

Monroe  

25,175 

Totals    

169,560 

29,337 
19,511 
47,070 
53,751 
37,870 

160,399 

Coshocton 

17th  District. 

26,703 

Holmes  

21,139 

Licking  

43,279 

Tuscarawas  

46,618 

W^ayne 

39,005 

Totals   

187,539 

68,590 
70,134 
94,747 

176,744 

Columbiana  .... 

i8th  District. 

59.029 

Mahoning 

55,979 

Stark  

84,170 

Totals   

223,471 

51,448 
14,744 
29,246 
71,715 
46,591 

199,178 

Ashtabula    

igth  District. 

43,655 
13  489 

Geauga 

Portage    

27,868 

Summit 

54,089 
42  373 

Trumbull   

Totals   

213,744 

181,474 

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CONGRESSIONAI,  DISTRICTS  OF  OHIO,  WITH  POPULATION  BY^ 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900  — Continued. 


Counties. 


Population. 


1900. 


1890. 


20th  District. 


Lake    

Medina   

Cuyahoga  (part  of )  : 

Bedford  township 

Brecksville   township 

aBrooklyn  township 

Chagrin  Falls  township. . . . 

6Collinwood  township 

Dover  township 

cEast  Cleveland  township.. 

rfEuclid   township 

^Independence  township. . . 

/Lakewood  Hamlet 

Mayfield    township 

Middleburg  township 

Newburg  township 

gNewburg   Hamlet 

Olmsted  township 

Orange  township 

Parma    township 

^ockport    Hamlet 

/Rocky  River  Hamlet 

Rockport  township 

Royal  ton   township 

Solon   township 

Strongsville   township 

Warrensville    township 

Cleveland  City,  26th  ward. 

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29  "     . 

30  "     . 

31  "     . 
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33  "     . 

34  "     . 

35  "     . 
m       "    . 

37  "     . 

38  "     . 

39  "     . 

40  "     . 

41  "     . 

42  "     . 


Totals 


21,680 
21,958 

2,626 
1,053 
3,811 
2,000 
3,639 
2,233 
9,573 
3,573 
1,263 
3,355 
849 
5,035 


5,909 
1,944 
801 
1,488 
2,038 
1,319 


1,128 

903 

1,178 

1,634 

8.123 

4,018 

4,978 

4,210 

3,968 

5,545 

5,318 

6,076 

6,899 

9,000 

12,341 

10.664 

13,559 

12,796 

10,307 

8,456 


226,597 


18,235 
21,742 

2,004 

1,0-25 

10,319 

1,564 


1,978 
5,773 
3,780 
1,973 


790 
4.939 
2,761 


1,826 

806 

1,478 


3,205 
1,116 
847 
1,023 
1,410 
4,992 
4.402 
4,408 
3,814 
3,699 
4,840- 
5,089 
6.327 
6,925 
7,659 
11,012 
8,741 
9,517 
7,221 


177,240 


1890. 


a  Parts  of  Brooklyn,  East  Cleveland,  and  Newburg  townships  annexed  since  1800. 
b  Organized  from  parts  of  East  Cleveland  and  Euclid  townships  since  1890. 
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d  Part  taken  to  form  part  of  Collinwood  tdwnship  since  1800. 

e  Part  taken  to  form  part  of  Newburg  hamlet  since  1890. 

f  Organized  from  part  of  Rockport  township  since  1890. 

g  Organized  from  parts  of  Independence  and  Newburg  townships  since  1800. 


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CENSUS  OF  OHIO,    IQOG. 


853 


CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICTS  OF  OHIO,  WITH  POPULATION  BY 
COUNTIES  IN  1890  AND  1900  —  Concluded. 


Population. 

Counties. 

1900. 

1890. 

^jst  District. 
Cuyahoga  (part  of)  : 

Cleveland ,  1st  ward 

7,716 

2,838 

2,029 

5,096 

6,211 

6,824 

9,305 

6.815 

13.320 

4,501 

3,635 

5,075 

6.393 

4,583 

7,623 

7,728 

10,202 

19,823 

23,947 

10,477 

16,215 

11,694 

11,779 

16,633 

19,339 

16,709 

7,008 

"         2        **     

3,683 

"         3        "     

3,023 

4        " 

5,906 

"         6        "     

5,577 

6        "     

4,451 

7        "     

7,758 

8        "     

6,674 

9        "     

9,542 

10       "     

3,874 

11        "     

3,115 

12        "     

4,150 

"        13        "     

5,159 

14        "     

4,213 

15        "     

6,254 

16        "     

5,685 

"        17        "     

8,278 

18        "     

10,172 

19        "     

4,909 

20        "     

6,286 

21        "     

6,739 

22        "     

9,325 

23        *'     

6,080 

24        "     

14,027 

25        "     •. 

11,610 

27        "     

9,209 

Totale 

255,510 

172,707 

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869,340 

$2,453,620 

$6  33 

$377,675 

$2,831,296 

$7  88 

$173,350 

$423;0r5 

Allen    

260.968 

6,186,007 

20  66 

777,375 

6,962,382 

23  75 

8,957,048 

8,861,225 

Ashland     — 

268,654 

5,080,763 

19  27 

949,491 

6,030,264 

22  87 

484,636 

830,451 

Ashtabula    . . 

437,058 

6,556,347 

12  71 

1,764,384 

7,320,731 

16  76 

1,563.636 

2.a65.3» 

Athens     

311,921 

3,211,182 

10  29 

679,697 

3,890,779 

12  47 

825.226 

1.173,9:6 

Auglaize    

Belmont  

243,467 

4,369,746 

17  91 

797,807 

6,167.563 

21  20 

901,348 

1,154 ,6& 

334.853 

6,296,665 

18  80 

1,416,165 

7,712,580 

23  03 

2,008,330 

4.1U2.660 

Brown    

305,076 

4,646,420 

14  90 

729,268 

6,275,684 

17  29 

885,170 

732.621 

Butler    

288,983 

9,424,606 

32  61 

2,262,175 

11,686,780 

40  44 

4,496,906 

6,007,a» 

Carroll    

250,188 

4,039,690 

16  10 

738,160 

4,777,750 

19  10 

213,100 

643.250 

Champaign    . 

265,790 

7,259,594 

27  31 

035,192 

8,194,786 

80  83 

1,088.565  ' 

1,7SS,415 

Clark     ....... 

246,487 

7,361,923 

30  00 

1,515,508 

8,877,428 

36  16 

6,125,775 

6,332,215 

Clermont     . . . 

283,875 

4,879,029 

17  19 

If 378, 418 

6,268,347 

£2  05 

285.797 

903, h5> 

Clinton    

Columbiana 

255,767 

6,527,523 

25  52 

847,738 

7,376.261 

23  Si 

673,063 

1.079,3$4 

328,370 

7,002,339 

21  82 

1,660,327 

8,662,666 

26  38 

4,456,428 

6,a30.1S& 

Coshocton    . . 

352,439 

6,051,746 

14  33 

697,396 

5,749,142 

16  31 

fi30,924 

1.171.297 

Crawford     . . . 

249,397 

6,291,630 

25  28 

1,231,140 

7,622,770 

30  16 

ir502,710 

2,65»n3:< 

Cuyahoga   ... 

223,847 

8,809,606 

39  35 

2,223,404 

11,032,910 

49  29 

81,517,440 

54.3'K).53C 

Darke 

374,249 

10,302,309 

27  55 

2,358,341 

12,660,660 

33  83 

989,428 

l.TSl.dK 

Defiance    

266,065 

8,221,137 

12  63 

686,600 

8,807,787 

14  93 

782,115 

1,200,9*2 

Delaware    . . . 

285,861 

6,807,241 

20  63 

1,192,165 

7,089,406 

24  80 

069,024 

1,562,0^ 

Erie     

147,760 

3,409.583 

23  08 

871,5C.8 

4,281,001  1  28  97 

2,722,312 

3.'J76.315 

Fairfield   

1        312,100 

7.727,820 

24  77 

1,136,760 

8,864,680  !  28  47 

1,080,100 

l,sS4,l]0 

Fayette    

254,962 

6,972,808 

27  35 

591,424 

7.563,822 

29  67 

896.929 

1,17^.753 

Franklin    

322,176 

11,299,007 

36  07 

2,066,816 

18,365,823 

41  48 

28,769,855 

24.379.5*5 

Fulton    

253,918 

3,838,498 

15  12 

721,412 

4,659.910 

17  96 

234,792 

401.370 

Gallia    

288,330 

2,457,077 

8  52 

443,471 

2,900,548 

10  06 

4-20,750 

621>,0f0 

Geauga    

254,259 

4,239,330 

16  67 

948,346 

5,187.676 

20  38 

151,060 

215,496 

Greene    

258,  &S9 

7,916,882 

30  58 

1,447,133 

9,363,015 

36  17 

1.256,233 

2.249.590 

Guernsey    . . . 

325,062 

3,758,346 

11  56 

634,986 

4,393,280 

13  51 

798.44C 

1,413.757 

Hamilton    ... 

211,489 

9,193,280 

48  47 

3,087,290 

12,280,570 

58  07 

96,769,330 

76,471,840 

Hancock    

327,972 

8,265,901 

26  17 

1,172,060 

9,427,961 

28  76 

1,690,366 

2.294,8K 

Hardin     

290,810 

6,278,914 

18  13 

613,413 

5,887,327 

20  24 

1H5,127 

1.380,700 

Harrison   . . . . 

256,380 

4,612,124 

17  99 

626,140 

6,232,264 

20  41 

251,400 

701. 70> 

Henry     

267,472 

6,161,744 

20  05 

715,828 

6,877,572 

22  82 

396,306 

091,^ 

Highland    ... 

346,765 

6.635,606 

16  25 

793.987 

6,429.543 

13  &4 

830,981 

1,896,0SS 

Hocking    

267,695 

1.860.264 

6  94 

361,916 

2,222,180  1     8  30 

314,317 

493.185 

Holmes    

264,167 

8,866.915 

14  64 

784,070 

4,649.985  1  17  60 

197,880 

297,735 

Huron    

3a3,970 

6,166.090 

20  22 

1,220,690 

7,386,780 

24  30 

1,074,616 

2.001,885 

Jacks<5n    

263,024 

1,741,884 

6  88 

313.709 

2,065.643 

8  16 

760.386 

1,147,424 

Jefferson   

Knox    

264,282 

4,939.430  i  19  42 

1,198,460 

6,187,890 

24  18 

1,980,661 

3.524,S» 

329,930 

6.590,999  1  19  60 

986,156 

7,577.155 

22  96 

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1.2fl3,MS 

Lake    

137,800 

8,665,782  1  26  70 

1,179,666 

4,845.438  |  36  29 

1.008,110 

(      1,848,507 

Lawrence    . . . 

278,214 

2,034,441  1     7  81 

574,006 

2,608,5.-^  '     9  87 

1.350,066 

1      2,«14.7W 

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426,886 

8,983,933 

1  21  10 

1.429,257 

10  413,1IK> 

1  24  45 

2.602,741 

1      8.869.147 

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106,418 

101,170 

161,761 

$8  36 

7,818,273 

13,780,655 

14,074^606 

13,508,390 

183,359 

18,938 

48,661 

24  24 

1,814,986 

7,345,240 

7,705,218 

8,259,700 

161,476 

68,598 

48,586 

24  10 

8,828,966 

11,149,697 

11,159,923 

11,660,900 

126,345 

208,742 

102,971 

16  78 

1,999,202 

5,889,981 

5,944,395 

6,698,735 

42,221 

189,247 

80,453 

12  63 

2,055,877 

7,213,480 

7,451,800 

7,112,020 

161,619 

28,691 

63,257 

22  06 

6,200,990 

12,918,820 

14,560,616 

14,208,300 

83,758 

184,776 

66,320 

24  42 

1,117,791 

6,893,475 

6,351,041 

6,884,381 

118,829 

139.617 

46,630 

17  15 

9,594,000 

21,280,780 

21,613,785 

21,287,680 

197,044 

40.438 

51,401 

40  76 

756,350 

5,534,100 

6,608,800 

5,811,380 

164,519 

41,611 

44,158 

19  24 

2,871,970 

11,066,756 

10,973,510 

11,251,120 

197,212 

32,380 

36,257 

30  47 

12,467,990 

21,835,418 

21,361,470 

20,759,070 

192,967 

21,702 

30,818 

35  80 

1,279,617 

7,537,964 

7,803,264 

7,923,200 

138,917 

99,970 

44,988 

22  82 

1,762,387 

9,127,648 

9,092,076 

8,770,900 

185,037 

80,306 

40,424 

28  58 

10,386,616 

19,049,282 

19,207,791 

15,510,500 

204,407 

61,806 

62,657 

27  00 

1,802,221 

7,551,363 

7,685,958 

7,723,520 

98,702 

182,742 

70,996 

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4,153,020 

11,675,790 

11,871,820 

11,444,420 

158,618 

46,851 

44,033 

29  79 

185,907,960 

146,940,870 

151.526,680 

124,520,060 

96,879 

79,046 

48,922 

61  80 

2,771,260 

15,431,910 

16,020,180 

13,901,570 

289,687 

26,113 

68,449 

34  52 

1,992,097 

5,799,634 

6,322,937 

5,617,734 

146,844 

36,073 

72.148 

16  61 

2,531,101 

9,620,507 

9,883,878 

9,388,750 

112,171 

126,750 

46,930 

25  78 

5,798,627 

10,079,718 

10,326,210 

9,872,020 

109,619 

19,997 

18,144 

29  56 

2,973,210 

11,837,790 

11,960,510 

11,311,640 

231 ,137 

33,441 

47,622 

28  63 

2,075,649 

9,639,471 

9,642,368 

9,655,520 

150.646 

82,703 

21,613 

29  70 

53,149,380 

66,515,203 

71,131,493 

67,881,450 

207,633 

76,093 

88,449 

44  79 

726,162 

5,286,072 

5,391.928 

6,120,120 

143,600 

57,843 

52,475 

18  12 

1,050,670 

3,951,218 

3,993,530 

4,131,750 

72,434 

154,600 

61,305 

10  04 

867,162 

5,554,837 

5,484,783 

4,951,950 

56,321 

146,499 

51,439 

20  10 

3,504,823 

12,867,838 

12,954,008 

12,043,800 

179,626 

40,846 

38,418 

36  15 

2,212,208 

6,605,483 

6,845,229 

6,402,130 

83,801 

173,457 

67,714 

13  89 

178,241,670 

186,522,240 

209,001,190 

200,254,440 

65  41 

3,985,188 

13,413,149 

14,141,010 

15,015,786 

*  "'228,782' 

36,794" 

"*63',396' 

29  26 

2,825.827 

8,213,154 

8,514,899 

8,239,040 

167,970 

71,561 

51,289 

21  07 

953,100 

6,185,864 

6,128,120 

6,343,130 

180,815 

41, 45? 

84,113 

20  1» 

1,087,127 

6,964,699 

6,871,820 

5,020,720 

191,022 

13,077 

53.873 

22  66 

2,729,006 

9,158,549 

9,088,842 

8.010,810 

115,872 

173,056 

67,887 

18  32 

807,503 

8,029,683 

3.525.120 

8,512,7S4 

48.1S5 

145.955 

73.556 

9  98 

495,365 

5,145,350 

5,298,130 

5,040.680 

184.380 

26,123 

53.664 

18  00 

3,166,450 

10,553.230 

11,018,990 

10,747,160 

131,393 

121,245 

61.382 

24  60 

1,907,809 

8,963,352 

4,279,630 

3,845,899 

87,687 

154.666 

60.671 

8  93 

5,454,994 

11,592.884 

11,931,750 

12.069,160 

122,702 

62,743 

68,887 

24  93 

2,054,145 

9,631,300 

9,923,040 

9,377,632 

207,708 

68,501 

53,726 

23  64 

8,451,617 

8,297,056 

8,230.180 

7,566,180 

56,439 

48,037 

32,824 

86  12 

8,564,849 

6,178,386 

6,196.800 

6,176,180 

65,026 

69,644 

143,644 

9  42 

6,361,888 

16,775,078 

16,822,947 

16,110,430 

123,904 

240,535 

61,427 

24  58 

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EEPORT  OF  SECBETARY  OF  STATE. 


GRAND  ABSTRACT  OR 


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Logan    

281,818 

6,062,275 

21  56 

921,670 

6,983,945 

24  83 

979,803 

1.690.246 

Lorain    

2M,670 

5,766,686 

19  54 

1,518,016 

7,269,702 

24  67 

4,346,701 

3.193,420 

Lucas    

191,710 

4,469,085 

28  81 

1.133,881 

5,002,466 

29  16 

28.156,956 

18,826,n7 

Madison    .... 

292,814 

7,463,816 

25  49 

672,266 

8,136,082 

27  78 

•     653,066 

1,045.826 

Mahoning  ... 

259,059 

6,700,099 

22  00 

2,315,082 

8,016,181 

80  93 

7,213,602 

6.427.065 

Marion    

251,400 

5,607,680 

22  80 

691,930 

6,299,610 

2506 

1,688,160 

1,840.000 

Medina    ..... 

261,824 

4,339,860 

IC  58 

1,436,250 

5,776,110 

22  07 

280,100 

776,460 

Meigs    

265,526 

2,662,771 

9  65 

520,622 

8,063.393 

11  61 

490,818 

915,531 

Mercer   

282,885 

6,127,790 

18  13 

870,940 

5,998.730 

21  21 

538,790 

782,090 

Miami    

250,092 

8,182,001 

32  52 

1,819,624 

9,961,625 

89  79 

2,512,826 

4.141.856 

Monroe    .... 

282,455 

2,587,439 

0  16 

685,457 

3,172,946 

11  23 

261,616 

892,956 

Montgomery 

278,330 

10,492,691 

87  70 

8.214,776 

13,707,467 

49  25 

18,904,386 

17.d35.88S 

Morgan   

260.163 

2,071,963 

11  42 

543,155 

3,515,108 

13  51 

198,321 

394,838 

Morrow    

264,025 

5,078,960 

19  99 

735,580 

6,814,510 

22  89 

821,640 

678,606 

Muskingum  . 

415,507 

6,653,323 

16  01 

1,264,456 

7,907,784 

19  03 

2.864,079 

4.496.26S 

Noble    

253,276 

3,064,752 

12  06 

285,746 

3,340,498 

18  19 

86.274 

208.343 

Ottawa   

162,096 

8,216,756 

19  84 

749,120 

3,956.876 

24  47 

896,390 

683,662 

Paulding   .... 

257,479 

8,348,400 

13  00 

288,003 

3-,636,403 

14  12 

219,976 

413,684 

Perry     

252,883 

3,887,211 

15  40 

^81,594 

4,668.805 

18  49 

371,640 

1,102,409 

Pickaway    . . . 

811,177 

8,571.124 

27  54 

'      923,695 

9.494,819 

30  60 

856,641 

1.463,173 

Pike    

278,025 

2,207,844 

808 

305,433 

2,613,277 

9  21 

144,414 

271,865 

Portage    

810,131 

5,031,232 

18  16 

1,697,163 

7,328,395 

23  08 

885,016 

1.561,676 

Preble    

265,861 

6,978,837 

26  25 

1,507,990 

8.486,827 

31  76 

672,720 

1,372,1>4S 

Putnam    

298,865 

6,766,972 

19  26 

596,641 

6.353.613 

21  20 

536,617 

790.2as 

Richland  .... 

307,144 

6,601,764 

21  49 

1,465,259 

8,067,023 

26  26 

2,768,973 

4,033,836 

Ross    

422,528 

7,684,426 

17  95 

1,000,025 

6,584,450 

20  32 

1,485.457 

2,590.408 

Sandusky  .... 

252,462 

6,262,165 

24  79 

1,112,620 

7,874,785 

28  81 

1,280,850 

1,745.750 

Scioto     

375,227 

2,989,445 

7  96 

883,805 

3,873,260 

10  82 

2.174.640 

2,467,137 

Seneca    

838,261 

8.021.846 

25  49 

1,326.070 

9,947,916 

29  41 

2,253.874 

2.906.691 

Shelby    

256,782 

5,777,011 

22  49 

1.094,449 

6,871.460 

26  76 

1,073,196 

1.237.686 

Stark  

849,669 

9,395,397 

26  87 

2,773,386 

121.73,783 

84  81 

0,624.232 

8,»4.881 

Summit     .... 

247,762 

6,066,275 

24  44 

2,121,135 

8,176,410 

33  00 

6,927,718 

8,546.902 

Trumbull    . . . 

889,880 

6,085,603 

16  86 

1,827,988 

7,913.491 

20  80 

2,099,014 

2,668.302 

Tuscarawas    . 

861.817 

6,122,640 

17  40 

1,867,740 

7.990,380 

22  71 

1,694.960 

8,207,890 

Union    

272,248 

6,187,691 

19  06 

630,715 

6,813,406 

2187 

638.782 

741,452 

Van  Wert  ... 

265,679 

4,695,113 

18  36 

601,555 

5,296,668 

20  72 

882,269 

1,052,721 

Vinton    

268,173 

1,455,666 

5  64 

213,451 

1,660,017 

646 

82,896 

246,673 

Warren    

251,998 

0,486,760 

25  74 

1,456,510 

7,943,270 

81  52 

693,797 

1,600,215 

Washington  . 

400,120 

^ 439, 670 

11  09 

1,012,810 

5,462,480 

18  60 

1.878,600 

2,796.840 

Wayne   

342,668 

8,805,236 

25  70 

1,741,966 

10,647,192 

30  78 

1,204.274 

1,969,176 

Williams    ... 

.      262,797 

4,023,007 

15  81 

661,333 

4,684,890 

17  82 

416,018 

790,211 

Wood    

375,769 

0,664,439 

25  69 

1,718,440 

11,872,879 

80  27 

1,104,160 

1.794,260 

Wyandot  .... 

263,503 

6.200,983 

24  46 

796,391 

6,997,874 

27  60 

690.961 

899,018 

Grand  t*t'ls 

$25,268,945 

$494,461,573 

$15  61 

$98,704,978 

598,166,546 

$28  08 

370,886,067 

$S66,286,7U 

*  Classification  of  lands  not  reported  in  Hamilton  County. 

*  91.481  acres  of  unplatted  lands  in  cities  and  towns  were  returned,   but  not  being  farm 
lands  are  not  included  in  the  above. 


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SUMMARY,  ETC.  —  Concluded. 


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2,610,049 

0,593,994 

9,882,850 

9,620,740 

170,579 

66,961 

53,778 

25  00 

7,539,121 

14,808,823 

16,022,247 

12.860,676 

101,848 

146,267 

46,665 

24  62 

46,982,673 

62,585,139 

67,750,230 

45.102,060 

119,022 

13,632 

69,056 

81  11 

1,599,476 

9,735,568 

9,665,210 

9.845.630 

161,669 

110,053 

21,102 

27  63 

13,645,665 

21,660,846 

21.957.934 

18,772.720 

122,126 

86,240 

50,693 

30  68 

3,523,250 

9,822,860 

9.839,060 

9,609,110 

136,682 

86,676 

29.043 

24  75 

1,056,560 

6,b23,670 

7.306,630 

7,814,930 

111.722 

95,860 

54,252 

23  69 

1,406,349 

4.489,742 

4,666,417 

4.533,821 

76,294 

137,694 

61^88 
62,123 

12  05 

1,320,820 

7.319,560 

7,349,080 

6,139,770 

204,134 

16,578 

21  30 

6,654,680 

16,606,205 

16,609,380 

15.474,240 

220,178 

2,414 

27,600 

30  60 

654,470 

3,827,416 

3,989,060 

3,868,130 

73,990 

185,964 

72,501 

11  73 

36,839,669 

50,547,136 

60,936.575 

47.400,870 

214,107 

33,012 

81,211 

40  67 

593,159 

4,108,267 

4,267,395 

4.405,895 

122,169 

97,116 

40,878 

14  01 

1,000,245 

6,814,785 

6,729.040 

6,495,860 

93.917 

106,535 

53,573 

22  59 

7,362,342 

15,270,126 

16,666,066 

16,140,145 

90,690 

247,950 

76,867 

19  40 

289,617 

3,630,115 

8,761,578 

3,742,840 

37,524 

182,143 

33,600 

13  70 

1,079,061 

5,044,937 

5,170,309 

4.701,240 

102,684 

17.172 

42,239 

25  24 

633,660 

4,270,063 

4,314,200 

3,685,050 

158,609 

28,783 

75,087 

14  06 

1,473,949 

6,142.754 

6,213.863 

6,826,755 

72,459 

130,651 

40,273 

18  88 

^,319,714 

11,814,533 

11,873,800 

12.047,890 

207,429 

69.694 

34,064 

30  51 

416,269 

2,929,546 

8,043,590 

2,711,270 

90,195 

52,896 

129,844 

9  51 

■2,446,691 

9,775.086 

10,074.065 

10,426,325 

123,651 

118,288 

68.202 

28  87 

-2,045.663 

10,532,490 

10,445,860 

10,087,250 

182,910 

82,209 

50,742 

31  47 

1,335,910 

7,689,528 

7,574,790 

7,453,116 

202,422 

33,188 

63,255 

20  90 

€,847,809 

14,914,882 

15,286,981 

14.689  643 

218,460 

27,221 

61,478 

26  34 

4,075,920 

12,660,370 

12.598,670 

12,206,060 

169.829 

120.949 

181,745 

20  16 

^,976,600 

10.351,385 

10,242.815 

0,746,365 

163.346 

39,855 

40,261 

28  78 

4.641,777 

8.515.027 

8,765,859 

7.321,120 

92,900 

62,986 

220,341 

10  42 

5,159,565 

15,107,481 

14,938.368 

14.784,040 

252,442 

29,524 

66,295 

28  91 

2,310,881 

9,182,341 

9,280.110 

8,267,860 

198,576 

16,045 

43,162 

27  15 

15,459,113 

27,632,896 

28,777.549 

27,924,700 

275,799 

80.696 

43,166 

36  85 

25,474,620 

23,651.030 

24,361,310 

22.382,570 

142,150 

47,916 

57,606 

33  88 

4,757,316 

12,670.807 

12,731,942 

11.219,750 

96,889 

208,431 

82,660 

20  de 

4,801,750 

12,792,130 

12.863.170 

12,600.980 

172.373 

100,653 

60,701 

22  40 

1,280,184 

7,098,590 

7,054,829 

7,036.553 

167,739 

59,027 

45,482 

21  23 

1,864,990 

7,161,658 

7,071,901 

5,817,310 

158,530 

52,360 

44.780 

20  46 

328,569 

1,997,586 

1.969,083 

2,025,403 

33,971 

118,891 

105,811 

6  35 

2.294.012 

10,237.282 

10,154.720 

9,621.340 

167.933 

46,763 

87,302 

31  18 

4,669,940 

10,122.420 

10,819.170 

8,482.500 

99.591 

194,602 

106,927 

14  85 

3,173,449 

13,720,641 

14,144,430 

13,660,740 

263,490 

26,796 

63,383 

31  72 

1,206,229 

5,889,619 

5,869,919 

6.225.810 

120.520 

74,233 

69,044 

17  75 

2,898,400 

14,271.279 

14,576.160 

12,886,350 

281.276 

17,239 

77,254     80  03 

1,480,960 

1 

8,487,843 
$1,320,839,224 

8,391,190 

1 

7,504,830 

124,244 

88,776 

40.483     27  15 

$727,172,678 

$1,872,621,999 

$1,276,983,587 

12,614,557 

7,264,874  1 

5,178,025  |$28  87 

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REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  OF  STATE. 


TABLE  SHOWING  THE  NUMBER  OF  ACRES  OF  FARM  LANDS  IN 
EACH  COUNTY  AND  THE  AGGREGATE  VALUATION  OF  SAME 
AS  RETURNED  TO  THE  STATE  BOARD  OF  EQUALIZATION  IN 
1900;  ALSO  SHOWING  THE  AVERAGE  VALUATION  PER  ACRE 
INCLUDING  BUILDINGS  IN  EACH  AS  EQUALIZED  BY  LOCAL 
BOARDS. 


Counties. 


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0.2 

g  *=-  e 

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Adams 

Allen 

Ashland  

AshtaDula  . . 

Athens  

Auglaize  . . . 
Belmont    . . . 

Brown   

Butler    

Carroll  

Champaign  . 

Clarke    

Clermont  . . . 

Clinton 

Columbiana 
Coshocton    . 
Crawford  .. . 
Cuyahoga  . . 

Darke    

Defiance  . . . 
Delaware  . . . 

Erie    

Fairfield    . . . 

Fayette    

Franklin    . . . 

Fulton   

Gallia   

Geauga 

Greene 

Guernsey  . . 
Hamilton  . . 
Hancock  . . . 
Hardin  .  . . . 
Harrison  . . . 

Henry    

Highland  . . 
flocking  . . . 
Holmes  . . . . 

Huron   

Jackson  . . . . 
Jeflferson    ... 

Knox 

Lake 

Lawrence  . . 


359 
250 
263 
437 
311 
243 
334 
305 
288 
250 
265 
245 
2^3 
255 
328 
352 
249 
223 
374 
255 
285 
147 
312 
254 
322 
253 
288 
254 
258 
325 
211 
327 
290 
256 
257 
346 
267 
264 
303 
253 
254 
329 
137 
278 


,349 

,958 
,654 
,058 
,921 
,467 
.853 

076 

983 
,188 
,799 

487 
,875 

767 
.370 
,439 
.397 
,847 
.249 
,065 
.851 
.760 

;ioo 

,962 
.175 
.918 
,339 
,259 
.889 
,062 
.489 
,972 
,810 
,380 
,472 
765 
695 
.167 
,970 
024 
282 
,930 
,300 
,214 


$3,000,260 
6,083,398 
6,353,75U 
7,330,r^i7 
3,939,194 
5,369.770 
8,176.809 
5,2:53,250 

11,780,270 
4,815,870 
8,098.690 
8,790,240 
6,478.292 
7,291,490 
8,867,017 
5,888,068 
1,428,250 

11,483,630 

12,918,550 
4,235,587 
7,369.187 
4,367.920 
8,936.610 
7,574,212 

14,429,681 
4,600.211 
2,895.840 
5,112,485 
9,359,805 

•  4,512,547 

13,a33.780 
9,598,910 
6,127,907 
5,175,020 
5,836,990 
6,352.934 
2,668.305 
4,754.360 
7,477,400 
2,259.706 
6.340,120 
7,765.755 
4,960,310 
2,621,130 


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DECENNIAL  APPRAISEMENT  STATISTICS.  859^ 

Table  Showing  the  Number  of  Acres  of  Farm  Lands,  Etc.— Concluded. 


Counties. 


Licking 

Logan   

Lorain  

Lucas 

Madison   . . . 
Mahoning  . . 

Marion    

Medina 

Meigs 

Mercer 

Miami    

Monroe  

Montgomery 

Morgan 

Morrow  .... 
Muskingum 

Noble 

Ottawa  . 

Paulding  . . . 

Perry   

Pickaway    . . 

Pike    

Portage 

Preble    

Putnam   .... 
Richland  . .. 

Ross 

Sandusky    . . 

Scioto    

Seneca   

Shelby 

Stark    

Summit 

Trumbull    . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union 

Van  Wert  . . 

Vinton  

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne 

Williams  . .. 

Wood  

Wyandot  . . . 

Totals 


a-, 


425 
281 
294 
191 
292 
259 
251 
2(31 
265 
282 
250 
282 
278 
2(>0 
254 
415 
253 
162 
257 
252 
311 
273 
316 
2(55 
298 
307 
422 
252 
375 
338 
256 
319 
247 
389 
351 
272 
255 
258 
251 
400 
342 
262 
375 
253 


S6Q 
318 
670 
710 
814 
059 
400 
824 
526 
835 
092 
455 
330 
163 
025 
507 
276 
095 
479 
383 
177 
(L>5 
131 
861 
865 
144 
523 
4(»2 
227 
261 
782 
659 
762 
880 
817 
248 
679 
173 
998 
120 
668 
797 
769 
503 


25,258,945 


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s 

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7 

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7 

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6 

023, 

9 

905. 

3 

311, 

13 

824, 

3 

645, 

5 

738, 

8 

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3 

470 

4 

092, 

3 

620, 

4 

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9 

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0 

597, 

7 

228. 

8 

367, 

6 

249, 

8 

192, 

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COMPARATIVE  STATEMENT  SHOWING  THE  AGGREGATE  VALUE 
OF  FARM  LANDS,  EXCLUSIVE  OF  CITIES,  VILLAGES  AND 
TOWNS,  AS  EQUALIZED  BY  THE  STATE  BOARD  IN  1890,  AND  AS 
RETURNED  TO  THE  STATE  BOARD  IN  1900;  ALSO  INCREASE 
OVER  AND  DECREASE  ^ROM  VALUATION  OF  1890,  WITH  PER 
CENT.  OF  INCREASE  OR  DECREASE. 


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Auglaize    . . . 

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Brown    

Butler 

Carroll   

Champaign   . 

•Clarke 

Clermont  . . . 

Clinton 

Columbiana 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga    . . 

Darke 

Defiance 

Delaware  . . . 

Erie  

Fairfield 

Fayette 

Franklin  . . . . 

Fulton    

Callia    

Ceauga 

Greene   

Guernsey  . . . 
^Hamilton  . . 
Hancock   . . . 

Hardin 

Harrison   . . . 

Henry 

Highland  . . . 
Hocking    . . . 

Holmes    

Huron    

Jackson    

Jefferson    . . . 

TCnox    

Lake  

I-awrence  ... 


$2,866 
5,910 
6,678 
8,053 
3.774 
4,793 
7,950 
4,637 

10,714 
4,893 
8,010 
8.097 
6,682 
6,838 
7,992 
6,087 
6,691 
9,844 

10,659 
3,532 
6,487 
7,113 
8,328 
7,299 

13,431 
4,248 
2,683 
4,510 
8,503 
4,353 

18,219 
9,048 
5.799 
5,270 
3,924 
5,598 
2,431 
4,384 
7,230 
1,866 
5,863 
7,447 
3,870 
2,354 


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439 
706 
739 
212 
611 
338 
872 
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135 
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386 
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473 
259 
262 
809 
200 
366 
345 
332 
606 
908 
393 
226 
599 
868 
160 
631 
737 
670 
135 
855 
187 
247 
804 
822 
355 
287 
739 
092 


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6,083 
6,353 
7,330 
3,939 
5,369 
8,176 
5,233 

11,780 
4,815 
8,098 
8,790 
6,478 
7,291 
8,867 
5,888 
7,428 

11,483 

12.918 
4,235 
7,369 
4,367 
8,936 
7,574 

14,429 
4,600 
2,895 
5,112 
9,359 
4.512 

13.833 
9,598 
6,127 
5,175 
5,836 
6,352 
2,668 
4.754 
7,477 
2,259 
6,340 
7,765 
4,960 
2,621 


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$133,323 
173,344 


165,288 
576,031 
226,597 
595,639 
1,065,932 


88,681 
693,105 


453,104 
874,406 


736,777 

1,639,371 

2,259.288 

702,778 

881,987 


608.295 
274,880 
998,075 
351,303 
212,447 
602,259 
856.206 
158,679 


550,309 
328,170 


1,912,855 
754,079 
237.118 
370,113 
246,596 
392,884 
476.765 
318,468 

1,089,571 
267,038 


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722,482 


78,002 


204,506 


199,911 


2,7^5,446 


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12.84 

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11.01 
16.65 
21.19 
19.89 
13.56 


7.30 
3.77 
7.43 
8.27 
7.92 
13.35 
10.07 
3.64 


6.08 
5.66 


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13.47 

9.75 

8.44 

3.41 

21.05 

8.13 

4.27 

28.15 

11.84 


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1.57 


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EXCI.USIVE  of  Cities,  Etc.— Concluded. 


Counties. 


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Logan  

Lorain    

Lucas   

Madison 

Mahoning  . . 

Marion 

Medina 

Meigs  

Mercer 

Miami 

Monroe    

Montgomery 
Morgan   . . . . 

Morrow 

Muskingum 

Noble  

Ottawa 

Paulding    . . . 

Perry . .. 

Pickaway  . . . 

Pike 

Portage   . . . . 

Preble 

Putnam    

Richland    . . . 

Ross   

Sandusky  ... 

Scioto 

Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark 

Summit    

Trumbull  . . . 
Tuscarawas  . 

Union 

Van  Wert  .. 

Vinton    

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne   

Williams    . . . 

Wood  

Wyandot   . . . 

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6,973 
5,030 
7,402 
6,709 
6,148 
6,041 
3,026 
4,795 
8,812 
3,207 

12,117 
4,179 
5,340 
8,460 
3,431 
3,586 
2,854 
4,367 
9,467 
2,281 
7,586 
7,734 
5,920 
7,940 
7,885 
6,625 
3,036 
9,483 
6,190 

12,279 
8,022 
7,694 
7,764 
5,713 
3,951 
1,660 
7,164 
5,401 

10,365 
5,025 
9,357 
5,799 


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7,058,341 
7,253,926 
5,964,000 
8,062,305 
7,921,945 
6,223,010 
6,203,800 
8,200,710 
6,023,890 
9,905,070 
3,311,730 

13.824,648 
3,645,751 
5,738,220 
8,063,304 
3,470,851 
4,092,369 
3,620,920 
4,767,108 
9,493,530 
2,597,310 
7,228,305 
8,367,170 
6,249,090 
8,192,011 
8,518,620 
7,266,245 
3,911,126 
9,779,681 
6,960,170 

12,886,059 
8,268.480 
8,028,312 
7,910.790 
5,781,420 
5,232,057 
1,^39,764 
7,859,124 
5,942,380 

10,869,960 
4,665,725 

11,286,310 
6,877,520 


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174,527 

1,228,798 

1,092,438 
104,102 

1,706,751 


397,851 


39,481 
506,196 
765,961 
400,028 

26,418 
315,586 


632,545 
328,285 
251,609 
632,756 
640.869 

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296,270 
769,337 
606,463 
246,306 
333.931 
145,846 
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694,554 
541,372 
504,578 


1,928,772 
1,078,035 


$33,741,856 


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20,956 


360,031 


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THE  GRAND  DUPLICATE. 


The  value  of  all  taxable  real  estate  and  personal  property  in  Ohio,  according 
to  the  consolidated  tax  duplicate  of  1899,  is  as  follows: 

Real  estate  in  cities  and  villages $061,136,190  00 

Real  estate  not  in  cities  and  villages 595,388,619  00 

Chattel  property   530,0,^,260  00 

Total  taxable  values  in  1899 $1 ,786,5:)9.0()9  00 

Net  increase  in  the  valuation,  as  compared  with  1898 26,301,626  00 


THE  TAXES  FOR  1900. 


The  taxes  for  the  fiscal  year  1900  levied  upon  the  foregoing  basis  of  $1,786,— 
559,069,  are  as  follows: 

FOR    STATE    PURPOSES. 

For  Sinking. Fund  (3-10  mill) $535,636  10 

"    General  Revenue  Fund   (1  4-10  mills) 2,499,638  46 

"    University  Fund  (14-100  mills) 249,963  10 

"    Common  School  Fund  (1  mill) 1,786,562  65 


Total  for  State  purposes  (2  84-100  mills) $5,071 ,800  31 


FOR  COUNTY  PURPOSES. 

For  county  purposes $4, 175,358  06 

"    the  poor  775.954  06 

"   bridges    1,751,509  57 

"   buildings    499,908  71 

"    roads  1,451,915  56 

"    payment  of  debts 1 ,5a3,909  03 

"    indigent  soldiers  351 ,698  39 


Total   for  county  purposes $10,540,253  35 

Local  taxation  as  follows: 

For  township  expenses   $1 ,714,760  6C) 

"    schools  and  school-houses 11,106,977  93 

"   city,  town  and  village  taxes 11,604,239  44 

"    special    purposes 2,226.5a3  87 

"   miscellaneous  purposes  483,986  81 

Total  t'nship,  city,  school  and  special  taxes  $27,136,548  71 

Total  county  and  local  taxes  levied  in  1809 $37,676,802  06 


Total  levies  made  in  1899  for  all  purposes $42,748,602  37 

Per  capita  on  dogs,    (sheep  fund) 188,043  00 


Total  levies  made  in  1899  (including  per  capita  dog  tax)  for 

all  purposes  $42,936,645  37 

Add  delinquencies  and  forfeitures  of  previous  years 4,227, 126  51 

Total  taxes  for  1900,  including  delinquencies,  etc 47,163,771  88 


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The  value  of  all  taxable  real  estate  and  personal  property  in  Ohio,  according 
to  the  consolidated  tax  duplicate  of  1900,  is  as  follows: 

Real  estate  in  cities  and  villages $674,525,076  00 

Real  estate  not  in  cities  and  villages 599,078,045  00 

Chattel   property    559,849.507  00 

Total  taxable  values  in  1900 $1,834,053,228  00 

Net  increase  in  the  valuation,  as  compared  with  1899 47,494,159  00 


THE  TAXES  FOR  1901. 


The  taxes  for  the  fiscal  year  1901  levied  upon  the  foregoing  basis  of  $1,834,- 
053,228,  are  as  follows: 

FOR    STATE   PURPOSES. 

For  Sinking  Fund   (3-10  mill) $549,879  50 

"    General  Revenue  Fund   (1  4-10  mills) 2,566,104  84 

"    University  Fund  (2-10  mill) 366,586  11 

"    Common  School  Fund  (1  mill) 1,834,^52  56 


Total  for  State  purposes  (2  9-10  mills) $5,316,623  01 

FOR    COUNTY    PURPOSES. 

For  county  purposes $4, 193,257  19 

"   the   poor 753,875  13 

"   bridges    1,776,497  87 

"   buildings    504,04839 

"   roads  1,599,439  02 

"   payment  of  debts 1,484,198  05 

"    indigent  soldiers   365,063  37 


Total  for  county  purposes 10,676,379  02 

Local  taxation  as  follows: 

For  township  expenses  $1 ,723,502  49 

"    schools  and  school-houses 11,739,140,67 

"    city,  town  and  village  taxes 12,014,549  12 

"    special  purposes    2,801 ,  136  55 

"   miscellaneous  purposes 546, 188  99 


Total  t'nship,  city,  school  and  special  taxes  $28,824,517  82 

Total  county  and  local  taxes  levied  in  1900 $39,500,896  84 


Total  levies  made  in  1900  for  all  purposes $44,817,519  85 

Per  capita  on  dogs,    (sheep  fund) 190,607  00 

Total  levies  made  in  1900   (including  per  capita  dog  tax) 

for   all    purposes $45,008,126  85 

Add  delinquencies  and  forfeitures  of  previous  years 3,591 ,251  06 

Total  taxes  for  1901,  including  delinquencies,  etc $48,599,377  91 


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GRAND  DUPLICATE  OF  OHIO  FOR  YEAR  1900. 


Tabular  statement  exhibiting  the  number  of  acres  of  land  and  the  value  thereof  in 
the  several  counties ;  the  value  of  real  property  in  cities  and  towns,  the  ^alue  of 
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of  tax  lexied  by  the  General  Assembly  for  payment  of  the  principal  and  interest 
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Government,  and  for  the  support  of  the  Common  Schools;  the  total  amount  of 
State  taxes ;  the  total  amount  of  all  other  than  State  taxes,  and  also  the  total 
amount  of  taxes  levied  for  all  purposes,  and  the  total  amount  of  delinquent 
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REPORT    OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 
GRAND  DUPLICATE  OF  OHIO  —  Concluded. 


Counties. 


5 


o  > 
> 


o 

a 

s 


5 


Lucas    

Madison  ... 
Mahuning  . 
Mi.Tion     .... 

Mtdina    

Meigs    

MerccT" 

Miami     

Monroe  . . .  .* 
Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow  .... 
Muskingum 

Noble    

Ottawa  .... 
Paulding     .. 

Perry     

Pickaway    . . 

Pike     

Portage    .... 

Preble     

Putnam    

Richland     .. 

Kohs    

.Sandusky    . . 

Scioto    

.Seneca    

Shelby    

Stark     

Summit    

Trumbull  . . 
Tuscarawas 

Union     

Van  Wert  . 
Vinton  .... 
Warren  .... 
Washington 

Wayne    

Williams     .. 

Wood    

Wyandot    . . 

Totals 


! 


200,316 

4,819,380 

2M/M) 

7,690,470 

259,797 

7,814,-500 

252,607 

6,467,820 

267,780 

6,291.150 

270,010 

3,082.591 

283,640 

5,169,970 

250,128 

9,191,910 

286,882 

3,455,587 

283,147 

14,401,590 

260,1(>5 

3,767,860 

254,109 

6,608,160 

417,934 

9,310,331 

253,767 

3,526,080 

162,724 

3,761,880 

260,774 

3,044,070 

235,102 

4,637,094 

314,205 

10,221,410 

273,024 

2,301,350 

316,750 

8,.H41.970 

267,308 

8,186,880 

301,481 

6,121,170 

305,859 

8/269,180 

424,555 

8,169,080 

253,116 

6,998,860 

374,476 

3,625,030 

343,722 

9,854,980 

254,. 340 

6,477,930 

354,403 

14,-540,460 

256,013 

12,207,480 

391,778 

7,629,000 

354,965 

8,628,190 

270,662 

7,198.170 

255,474 

4,198,810 

258,147 

1,727,665 

251,998 

7,392,690 

400,110 

6,815,900 

344,022 

10,662,340 

262,116 

5,096,850 

.385,940 

9,901,930 

254,398 

6,113,870 

-I- 


40,283,280 
1,655,160 
10,958,220 
3,234,9ti0 
1,023,780 
1,450,730 

969j_800 
6,282,330 

412,-545 
33,325,240 

638,035 

900,413 
6,948,879 

216,760 

939,360 

640,380 
1,189,661 
1^826,480 

409,920 
1,584,365 
1,900,370 
1,331,946 
6,420,300 
4,026,980 
2,747,505 
3,697,090 
4,929,060 
1,829.850 
13,384,240 
11.075,660 
3,590,760 
3^972,790 

959,970 
1,618,500 

297,738 
2,228,750 
3,666,600 
2,998,400 
1,129,900 
2,984,420 
1,390,960 


26,484,396  ;  $5i>9,678,045  |  $674,526,676 


16,241,870 
4,076.720 
9,017,880 
5,677,130 
4,792,015 
1,898,762 
3,008,110 
7,344,319 
3,081,209 

18,696,530 
2,614,505 

»7 

[44 

$44 

>72 

t42 

133 

.,.,,-,018 

6,677,545 

5,849,180 

2,892,520 

7,676,390 

6,349,787 

6,659,780 

3,662,724 

5,964,970 

3,576.970 

13,761,930 

m 

(30 
W) 
!54 

)dO 
•72 
[90 

m 

}10 


61.344.530 

13,421,350 

27,790,600 

16,279,910 

12,106.^45 

6,432,0^ 

9.147.S80 

22,818,569 

6,949.341 

66,423,360 

7,020.400 

9,996,332 

K.833,497 

5,424.984 

7,535.584 

6,045,622 

8,764,997 

16,497,323 

8.753.788 

17,103,880 

15.036.4^ 

10,345,636 

22.365,870 

18,545,847 

16,406,095 

10,974,844 

20,739,010 

11,884,750 

41,686,630 

S3,906,0£W 

19,755.418 

18,508.710 

10,841.470 

9,533.150 

3,398.257 

15,416,900 

15,544,550 

21,155,512 

8,969,000 

21,706,950 

11.613.640 


$559,849,507 


$1,834,053,228 


*  The   Miami  University  lands   (22,564  acres)  appraised  at  $1,120,550,  are  exempt  from  all 
state  taxes,  except  those  for  school  purposes. 


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879 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  No.  XVI. 

Exhibiting  the  net  amount  of  tax  collected  in  January  and  July,  1900,  upon  the 
business  of  trafficking  in  intoxicating  liquors,  showing  amount  paid  into  the 
State  Treasury  to  the  credit  of  the  SUte  General  Revenue  Fund,  and  the 
amount  paid  into  the  various  county  treasuries  to  the  credit  of  the  Municipal 
Police  Fund,  Municipal  General  Revenue  Fund,  Township  Fund  and  County 
Poor  Fund,  and  the  number  of  places  engaged  in  said  business  at  the  date  of 
said  settlements. 


Counties. 


o 

n 


Settle- 
ments, 1900. 

Jan.  J  July. 


(A 


% 

8 


a  s 

3 'A 


I 


Adams   |       8 

Allen     J    iio 

Ashland     [26 

Ashtabula  ...-I'iis 

Athens     I      60 

Auglaize    79 

Belmont    |      92 

Brown     |      84 

Butler  I  'i58 

Carroll     j  "ii 

Champaign    . .  I      29 

Clark     \"U8 

I 

Clermont    . 


I 


Clinton    i 

Columbiana  . 
Coshocton  . . 
Crawford  . . . 
Cuyahoga 

Darke    

Defiance  .... 
Delaware    . . . 

Erie   

Fairfield    .... 

Fayette    

Franklin   .... 

Fulton    

Gallia    


23 
"27" 

lis* 

"26' 


1,924 
'52 

24   I 

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25 
641 


26 


9 

iii 
25' 

183' 

ii 

*S2 

iii 

'36' 

262' 
w 

'36' 

m 
23" 

'34' 

130 
30 

'96 
2,031" 
"54 
44 

26" 
193 
'43 
'22' 
590* 

27 

'u 


$447  75 
425  36 
5,!KJ1  22 
6,027  40 
1,416  20 
1,328  72 
5,103  86 
7.661  74 
2.558  27 
3,4V4  42 
4, 21 '5  54  i 
4,100  <iO  I 
5,102  42 
5,345  14 
1,776  08 
1,766  15 
9,596  77 

10,842  71 
801  16  i 
878  35  1 
1,621  45  I 
1,521  06 
7.569  83 
7,798  72 
1,278  27 
1,087  65 
1,640  36 
1,728  31 
6,029  16 
6,969  51 
1,228  81 
1,461  54 
4,176  2S 
4.618  09 
105,415  56 
107,495  09 
2,58.S  74 
2,8.V2  65  I 
1,732  87  I 
2,190  81   , 
1,228  18  I 
1,223  82  I 
9,3.37  30  I 

10,235  55  I 
2,142  60  I 
2,075  06  I 
1.318  84 
1,2-20  81 

28,804  26 

29,5>4  23 

1,397  16 

1,391  96 

i    1,479  94 

1,702  69 


$3,356  19 
3,429  85 


1,180  17 
1,107  26 
4,25;S  22 
6,384  28 
1,711  82 
2,586  53 

3,724  95 
3,983  77 

6, iii  35 

6,829  29 



1,351  21 

1.267  55  I 

6.:{0S  19  , 

6,49>  94  j 

797  74  ( 

695  41  I 

1,283  65  1 

1,440  26  ] 

5,524  31  I 

5,546  74  ' 
1,039  98 
1,147  38 


87,846  30 
89,579  24 


1,444  05 
1,S25  66 
1,023  49 
1,019  86 
7.781  09 
8.529  62 
1.785  51 
1,729  24 
1,099  06 
1 ,016  93 
44,385  25 
22,708  91 


1,233  28 
1,418  92 


$746  25 
70h  94 
6,579  14 
0,615  80 
1,180  i7 
1,107  26 
4,253  22 
6,385  28  1 
1,711  82  ' 
2,58«I  52 
7,009  25  I 
5,953  84 
4,247  31 
4,402  43 
2,611  87 
2,716  35 
7,229  80 
8,1.35  24 
1,335  2.S 
1,289  80 
1,351  21 
1,267  55 
6,308  19 
6,498  94 
797  74 
595  42 
1,283  65 
1,440  26 
6,624  31 
6,546  74 
1,039  97 
1,147  38 
7,460  39 
7,696  80 
87,846  31 
89,579  24 
4,306  24 
4,754  41 
1.444  05 
1,825  66 
l,(r23  49 
1.019  86 
7,781  09 
8,529  62 
I.Tnt  51 
1.729  24 
l,o;n>  00 
1.016  ft3 
3.621  77 
22.7(*H  91 
2.067  39 
2.145  8:i 
1,233  28 
1,418  92 


$29S  50 

283  58 

3,974  13 

4,018  26 

941  12 

885  81 

3,402  58 

5,107  79 

1,705  51 

2,322  Hi 

2,8(«  69 

2,739  73 

3,933  37 

3,563  43 

1,184  05 

1,177  43 

6,397  86 

7,228  4tt 

534  11 

586  57 

l,aSO  96 

1,014  05 

5,046  66 

6,199  16 

852  19 

725  08 

1,026  91 

1,152  20 

4,419  44 

4,646  .i:> 

732  15 

974  36 

2,1>84  15 

3,07^  73 

70,277  05 

71,663  42 

1,722  50 

1,901  76 

1,155  25 

1,460  &i 

818  79 

H5  W 

6,224  87 

6,823  70 

1.428  39 

l,:iKi  3K 

87!)  23 

813  53 

19,202  m 

19,702  Hi 

1.192  62 

1,102  0^ 

986  63 

1,136  12 


895  50 


522  37 

348  25 

227  22 

2,653  45 

3,106  68 


174  12 


634  98 

621  87 


522  37 
56  14 
141  18 


3,839  21 


$1,492  60 

1,417  88 

19,^70  G8 

20,091  31 

4,720  06 

4,42*  (-6 

17,012  88 

25,5.>9  09 

8,527  56 

11,614  (A 

14,01^  48 

13,6'.»8  67 

17.00^  05 

17,817  14 

6.U2  I  25 

5,8^7  15 

31,9yj  22 

86,142  40 

2,670  56 

2,927  84 

5,404  83 

5,070  21 

25,232  77 

25,995  76 

4.2r,0  92 

3,6-25  43 

5,134  57 

5,761  03 

22,Ot)7  -22 

23, 2n  71 

4.096  05 

4,871  79 

14,920  77 

16,393  62 

851,38.'>  '22 

368.316  99 

8.612  48 

9,:J(J^  82 

6,776  22 

7,302  06 

4,093  98 

4,079  48 

31.124  35 

34,11H  49 

7,142  <1 

6,916  !2 

4.3'.K]  19 

4,067  70 

96,014  16 

08,514  09 

4,657  16 

4,639  87 

4,933  13 

5,675  66 


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REPORT   OF   SECRETARY    OF   STATE. 


TABULAR  STATEMENT  No.  XVI  —  Continued. 


Counties. 


Settle- 
men  is,  1900. 


Jan.   July.  I 


a 
u 
O 

5 


a 


S  3 
35U 


% 

a. 


I 


Geauga . . . 
Greene    . . 
Guernsey 
Hamilton 

Hancock    ;      5;i  |. 

..\""a9  ' 


4S 
'22* 


47 


Hardin     — 

Harribon     . 

Henry     

Flighland    . 

Hocking    . . 

Holmo    ... 

Huron    — 

Jackson    . . . 

Jetferson    . . 

Knox    

L^ke    [38 

Lawrence   —  |      37 

Licking    1      72 

Logan    I      27 

Lorain    126 

Lucas   ........ r'70:V 

Madison     1      40 

Mahoning    . . .  |    l98 

Marion     ,      63 

Medina    i      10 

1 , 

Meigs    I      27 

Mercer    '      51 


30  I 

,...1 
1,830  I 


65 

'56' I 

3i  I 
25', 
'is', 

'^\ 

82  I 
....I 
21 

"49 


Miami     

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Morrow   

Muskingum 
Noble    


80 

....I 

17  I 


70 
"'36 

167 
*747 
"42 

265 
"59 

'"8 ; 
'"27 1 


30  ' 

453 



482 

6 

6 

9 

8 

102 

101 

4 

6 

2,818  83 

2,442  88  ' 

1,165  55  , 
1,477  46 

1)8,762  15  ; 

100,605  07  1 

3,361  54  , 

3,507  09  I 

2,497  GO  , 

2,607  01  i 

507  05  : 

753  lo  , 

2,678  67  I 
2,657  14 

1,775  46  ' 

1,6.31  10  ; 

1,522  46  ' 

1,261  71  , 

9U2  51  I 

906  25  1 

3,348  70  ' 

2,861  13  . 
2,298  8U 

2,399  78  I 
5,142  57 
4,952  71 

1,101  m  ' 
1.137  24 

2,036  21  1 
2,-359  42 

1,960  78  ' 
1,985  02 

3,808  07  i 

3.886  47  ' 
1,602  52  I 
1,446  76 

6.887  03  ' 
7,786  60 

36,672  71  \ 

40, 3n  13  I 

2,154  77  ' 

2,100  92  I 

12, .583  81  i 

12,930  88  ' 

3.423  07  ' 
3,190  13 
590  43 
417  90 

1,410  41  i 
1,409  26 

2,913  f»8  ' 

8,103  41  ! 

4,4-20  34  ' 
4,485  00 
1,353  11 
1.4-25  89 

22,607  .W  ' 

24,3-27  57  ' 

348  82  I 

313  42  I 

489  54  ' 
417  90 

6.303  05  I 

6,368  98  I 

208  95  ( 

271  64  I 


2,349  04 
2,085  73 


78.840  45 
80,T46  29 
2,260  CKj 
2,341  72 
2,081  34 
2,172  51 


1,856  '21 
1,855  24  ' 
1,479  55  ' 


1,268  72 

1.051  44 

652  97 

522  38 

2,71W  57 

2,297  22 

1,915  67 

1,999  82 

4,285  47 

4,127  26 

918  22 

947  70 

1,681  13 

1,880  84 

1,633  98 

1.654  19 

3,1-29  86 

3,142  96 

1,335  44 

1,182  97 


36,560  58 

31,846  98 

1,795  64 

1,755  78 

9,5.51  36 

10,247  75 

2,852  56 

2.658  46 

1.749  44  ! 

1,986  «2  I 


3-26  70 

•266  94 

17.533  55  i 

18,618  69  ' 

290  68  ! 

261  19  ; 

407  95  \ 
348  26 
4,388  79  I 
4,399  33 
130  60 
166  9S 


2,349  04 
2,085  73 
1,942  5.-<  [ 
2,462  45  , 
78.840  45 
80.146  30  I 
3, -255  45  I 
3.417  37 
2,081  34  I 
2.172  51 

845  09  i 
1.180  79  i 
1.85(;  21 
1,H.>5  23 
1,479  h'j 
2.718  50  , 
1,-268  72  ' 
1,051  44 
652  97 
622  37  I 
2,7lK)  57  ' 
2,2!»7  -22 
1.915  67 
l.iW>  82  I 
4. -285  48  I 
4,127  26 
918  22  1 
947  70  , 
1,606  02  I 
2,051  54 
1,633  98  ! 
1,664  19  I 
3,1-29  86  ! 
3,142  96 
1,:}35  44   I 
1,182  98  t 
11,478  39 
12,977  68 
30,560  68 
81,846  9:^   ' 
1,7J>6  64  j 
1.755  78 
9.551  .35  1 
10.247  72  ' 
2,852  56  ' 
2,658  46 
668  17  ! 
436  32  I 
2,360  69  I 
2,348  77  ' 
1,749  44  I 
1.986  62  I 
7.367  24  I 
7.475  04 
1,623  78  ' 
1,694  86  I 
17.638  54  ' 
18,613  69  I 
290  68  I 
261  19  I 
407  95  t 
348  26  I 
4,613  36 
4,468  67 
130  59 
16«  99 


1,879  -24 

1 ,6-28  58 

777  05 

984  98 

72,764  13 

74,452  58 

2,-241  02 

2,338  46 

1,665  07 

1,738  02 

.3:i8  05 

502  18 

1,785  M 

1,771  43 

1,183  66 

1,C87  40 

1,014  98 

841  14 

835  80 

837  00 

2,-232  46 

1,907  43 

1,532  54 

1,599  86 

3,428  39 

3,301  81 

734  58 

758  16 

1,356  79 

1,.572  95 

1,307  18 

1,3-23  .35 

2,625  76 

2,782  50 

1,C68  36 

964  50 

4,591  36 

6,191  08 

24,448  49 

•26,914  08 

1,436  52 

1.404  61 

10,259  61 

8,620  62 

2, -282  04 

2,1-26  76 

.398  62 

27S  60 

940  27 

930  61 

1.942  64 

2,068  92 

2,946  91 

2,990  02 

1,306  79 

1,.S65  40 

15,071  73 

16,218  88 

232  64 

208  95 

326  36 

278  60 

3,476  65 

3,663  06 

226  36 

181  02 


87  06 

87  m  I 


74  62 
751  96 

718  08  [ 


174  12  , 
232  8b 


174  12 


14  86 


46  31 


3,501  36  I 

I ! 


320  89 
261  18 


1.357  77 
LIM  06 


2,612  22 
3,318  66 


US  67 


9.:i'.i»)  15 
8,142  '.-2 
S.iftio  IS 
4.'2i  y 
329, iOT  IS 
335,35J  -.4 
ll,2')j  IJ 

11.692  3o 
S.:i25  .5 
8.6^^  (6 
1,691)  19 
2,510  M 
8,*r>h  S^i 
8,867  li 
6,9l!<  21 
6.437  i» 
6,074  Sa 
4.»)5  73 
8,30S  37 
3,020  ay 

11,162  3ii 
9.537  12 
7,662  6-5 
7,909  2d 
17.141  M 
16.50^  04 
3.672  8S 

3.700  SO 
6,784  01 
7.864  7^ 
6,535  1*2 
6,«16  76 

12.693  65 
li,064  99 

6,341  76 

4,822  » 

22,9;6  78 

26,965  X 

122,242  36 

134,570  48 

7.182  57 

7,C2S0« 

41,946  03 

4s,ias  ie 

11,410  23 

10,«tt  TV 

1.96S  II 

1,308  «0 

4.701  K7 
4,097  64 
9,713  27 

10,344  9' 

14.734  ^9 

14,9fi0  00 

4,610  C8 

4,763  00 

76,368  63 

81,001  80 

1,102  72 

1,044  75 

1,681  80 

-     1,3«  OQ 

17,676  94 

17,8n»OI 

696  5(^ 

906  10 


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TABULAR  STATEMENT  No.  XVI  —  Concluded. 


881 


Counties. 


§1 


Settle- 
ments, 1900. 


Jan.  July. 


s 

9 

tu 

V 

9 

Oi 


09 


-6 

i 

I 
I 


3 


0 

h 

9{X. 


a 

9 


flu 


o 


5 


Otuwa    

Paulding    . . . 

Perry    

Pickaway    . . . 

Pike 

Portage    

Preble    

Putnam   

Richland    . . . , 

Ross    

Sandusky    . . . 

Scioto    

Seneca   , 

Shelby    

Stark     

Summit 

Trumbull    .... 
Tuscarawas   . . 

Union  

Van  Wert  ... 

Vinton    , 

Warren    

Washington    . 

Wayne     

Williams     — 

Wood    

Wyandot    


36 

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40 
"76 

"84" 
"73 
"73 

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"ie 
'256" 
"ihi 

'98 

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38 

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9i 
'32 


70 


36 


26 


78 


83 


106 


269 


187 


142 


39 


,667  11 
578  47 
,739  65  I 
,913  97  I 
,34a  78 
,169  66 
,977  60 
,017  10 
633  25 
598  84 
,826  92 
,622  <B 
,327  86 
,334  35 
,476  05 
,747  22 
,846  67  I 
,040  20 
,326  21 
,404  03 
,S58  27 
,861  06 
,245  07 
,171  43 
,131  05 
,147  54 
,406  66 
,802  62 
,078  70 
,938  72 
,742  55 
,629  74 
,046  34 
,424  92 
,428  20 
,907  33 
,284  28 
036  54  ; 
631  34 
,088  .TO  I 
376  11   I 
370  83  I 
775  36  t 
,707  40  I 
252  39  ' 
,547  .39  I 
564  89  I 
972  25  ! 
,718  09 
532  14  ' 
904  43  ! 
876  90  1 
876  39  : 
916  29  I 


1,700  68 
2.200  76 


3,622  33 
3,474  63 
1,575  49 
1,669  21 
428  06 
499  03 
1,280  71 
1,227  48 
846  36 
850  77 
1,932  87 
2,138  53 
3,206  57 
3,366  86 
3,606  18 
3,583  08 
2,997  58 
2,981  97 
3,266  67 
3.202  60 
4.275  88 
4,045  62 


10,289  70 
10.000  51 
6,405  72 
7.122  89 
4,118  23 
4,413  37 


1.369  45 

1,740  24 

626  85 


1,700  68 
2,200  76 
2,899  25 
3,189  94 
3.622  33 
3,474  63 
1,575  49 
1,669  21 
428  06 
499  04 
1,280  71 
1,227  48 
1,367  74 
1,286  09 
1,932  81 
2,288  79 
3,205  67 
3.366  85 
3,606  18 
3,583  08 
2,997  68 
2,981  97 
3,266  67 
3,202  60 
4,276  88 
4,046  52 
4.009  45 
3,256  20 
10,289  70 
10,000  61 
6,405  72 
7,122  89 
4,118  23 
4,413  37 
9.049  93 
9,307  24 
2,140  48 
1,727  57 
1,369  45 
1,740  25 


1.348  89  I 
1,295  09  I 


1,252  23 

783  56 

1.431  74 

1 ,276  78 


1,663  05  I 
1,696  90 


618  04 
1,348  89 
1.295  09 
6,420  65 
5,739  74 
1,252  23 
2.416  43 
1,431  74 
1.276  79  ' 
6,367  40  I 
6,692  47  I 
1.563  65  I 
1,596  90  I 


Total    for 

January   ..'9.872 
Total    for 

July    


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for    1900. 


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j     $647, 

10,9281       570, 


,963  77  i$418,434  16 

I 

654  02  i  406,026  64 


l$464,837  81  $378,094  51 
501,278  83  '  .391,234  81 


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.|$1, 118,617  79  |$824,469  80 


$066,116  64  |$769,329  32  ($49,619  37    $3,7-28,142  92^ 


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A 

ABSENXE  AND  NEGLECT - 

suits  for  divorce  for,  by  counties .»««»•..« •        7S9 

ABDOMEN  —  dropsy  of  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 661 

ABORTION  — 

deaths    from,    in    1900 tM 

ABSCESS  -  Phlegmon  - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 C99 

ACCIDENT  —  or  negligence  — 

deaths  from,   in   UHjO ^ «7l 

ACCOUNT  - 

stationery     , ^ 488 

ACUTE  NEPHRITIS  — inflammation  of  kidneys  — 

deaths    from^    in    1900 986 

ADAMS  COUNTY- 

children's  home   of 128 

cotmty    officers    of 57 

deputy  state  supervisor  of  elections  of 188 

justices  of  the  peace  of 87 

vote   for   county   officers 2SS 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,   and  secretary  of  stare.   1898.   by 

precincts,    showinf^  gains   and   losses 2S4 

circuit  judge  in   fourth  jtidicial  drcoit 22t 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  seventh  district 224 

representative  in  tenth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  Ifieo  — 

commissioner    common    schools 196 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 198 

judge    supreme    court IftK     ' 

member   board    of    public    works 194 

presidential    electors    * 188 

secretary    of    state VB$ 

ADDITIONS - 

to  tax  duplicate  by  inquisitors 874 

ADJUTANT  GENERAL - 

roster  of  office   of 15 

ADMINISTRATION  — 

letters    of    61i 

ADULTERY - 

suits  for  divorce  for,  by  counties 748 

cohabiting  in  a  state  of 

ADULTS  —  de\'elopmental  diseases  of  — 

deaths   from,   in  1900.. , 664  i 

AGE- 

numbcr  of  deaths  at  each  age,  1900 % 679 

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.AGRICULTURE  — 

state   board  of 21 

AGRICULTURAL  EXPERIMENT  STATION - 

board   of  control  of ^ ." 21 

-AGRICULTURAL  LANDS  — 

leases    of 573 

sales  of 567 

AGRICULTURAL  STATISTICS  — beginning  on  page  504  — 

animals,  domestic,  died  from  disease  during  1806,  number  aod  value 506 

apples,   acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1699 » 526 

barley  (spring),  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1869 514 

(winter),  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1866 512 

acres  sown  for   1900 612 

bees,  number  of  hives  and  pounds  of  honey  produced  in  1869 522 

broom-corn,  acres  planted  and  pounds  of  broom  brush  produced  in  1869 520 

buckwheat,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produoed,  1866 510 

butter,  pounds  made  in   home  dairies,  1866 *: 524 

pounds  made  in  factories  and  creamtrtes,  1866 527 

■cattle,   number  of,   1900 504 

■cheese,  pounds  made  in  home  dairies,  1899 524 

pounds  made  in  factories  and  creameries,  1899 624 

cherries,  acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1866 628 

clover,  acres  grown  and  tons  of  hay  produced,  1899 616 

acres  plowed  unoer  for  manure,   1899... 516 

bushels  of  seed   produced,   1899 516 

comparative  tables  showing  production  for  eight  years  — 

barley    538 

broom-corn    661 

buckwheat     .'. 566 

clover   (hay)    648 

(seed) 550 

commercial   fertilizer    563 

com    544 

flax  (fibre)    5C0 

(seed) 558 

meadows    646 

oats     642 

potatoes    562 

rye     640 

tobacco    654 

wheat    636 

wool    566 

com,  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1866 514 

acres  planted  for  1900  (estimated) 514 

cows,  number  of,  in  1899 

domestic  animals,  died  from  disease  during  1899,  number  and  value  — 

cattle    606 

hogs ,    506 

horses    608 

sheep    608 

eggs,  number  dozen  produced  and  number  dozen  shipped  beyond  the  state,  1866....  624 

fertilizer,   cost  of  and  amotmt  used  during  1869 534 

pounds  (estimated)  for  1900 534 

flax,  acres  sown,  bushels  of  seed  and  potmds  of  fibre  produced,  1899 518 

grapes  and  wine,  acres  new  vineyard  planted  and  whole  number  of  acres  in  vine- 
yard,  1899  630 

pounds  of  grapes  gathered  and  gallons  of  wine  pressed  in  1869 530 

^              hay,  statistics  of ^ ; 548 

hogs,   total   for  1900 604 

honey,   pounds  produced,   1899 522 

horses,   number  of,    1900 '. 604 

lands  owned    in    1899 63S 

maple  sugar  and  gallons  of  syrup  produced  in  1696 622 

humber  of  trees  from  which  product  was  made 522 


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AGRICULTURAL  STATISTICS  -  Concluded. 

meadows,  acres  in  grass  and  tons  of  hay  produced,  1899 51i 

milch  cows,  number  of,  1900 50* 

milk,  gallons  sold  for  family  use,  1899 SiU 

onions,  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 5S0 

oats,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,   1899 512 

acres  sown  for  1900 512 

peaches,  acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 5B8 

pears,   acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,   1899 536 

plums,  acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1809 S28 

other  small  fruits,  acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 5S8 

potatoes  (Irish),  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 SIS 

acres  estimated  for  crop  of  1900 518 

(sweet) ,  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 520 

rye,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 5W 

acres   sown   for   1900 51C 

sheep,  number  of,  in  state  in  1900 , 506 

injured  and  killed  by  dogs,   1899 506 

sorghum,  acres  planted,  pounds  of  sugar,  and  gallons  of  syrup  produced,  1899 522 

spring  barley,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 514 

tobacco,  acres  planted  and  pounds  produced,  1899 5lS 

wheat,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 610 

acres  sown  for  1900 510 

wine,    gallons   pressed,    1899 510 

winter  barley ,  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced ,  1899 512 

acres   sown    for   1900 51* 

wool,    produced  in  1899 506 

AIR  IN  CHE^T  CAVilY- 

deaths  from,   in  1900— See  foot  note eSQ 

AKRON  — 

board  of  elections  of 114 

vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  gpyernor,  1899,  and  secretary  ot  state,  1888,  com- 
pared      416 

ALCOHOLISM  AND  OPIUM  HABIT  — 

deaths  from,    in  1900 635 

ALLEN  COUNTY  — 

children's   home  of 125 

county  officers  of 57 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 13S 

justices  of  the  peace  of S7 

vote  for  county  officers .• 2ST 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,    189i8,    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 2S5 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

representative  in  fourth   congressional   district 213 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 156 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 1S8 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 19* 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of   state 190 

AN.EMIA- 

deaths  from,   in   1900  —  See  foot  note 639 

ANESTHETIC  AGENTS - 

deaths  from,    m  1900 673 

ANEURISM - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — bee  foot  note 64S 


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-r.NGINA  PECTORIS - 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note. 


ANIMALS  -  DOMESTIC  - 

died  from  disease,  181)9  —  cattle,  hogs,  horses,  sheep. 

ANTHRAX  —  carbuncle  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900— Sec  foot  note., 


ANUS- IMPERFORATE - 

deaths  from,  in  1899  — See  foot  note. 


648 


608 


632 


APOPLEXV  — 

deaths  from,    in  1900. 


APPEALS -U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT  OF- 
judges  of,  for  the  sixth  judicial  circuit. 


APPLES - 

acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899. 

APPRAISEMENT,  DECENNIAL  — 

Statistics  of ^ 


64{ 


520 


854 


APPROPRIAIIONS  AND   DISBURSEMENIS  -  See   Financial   Statistics. 


APTH^  -  thrush  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900. 


ARBITRAlION- 
board   of    


ARSENAL - 

state  superintendent  of  (see  adjutant  general's  roster). 

ARTERITIS - 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note 


ARTHRITIS  —  inflammation  of  joints  - 
deaths  from,   in  1900 


15 


648 


668 


ARTICLES  OF  INCORPORATION  -  beginning  on  page  442. 

ASIATIC  CHOLERA - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 — See  foot  note 


ASCITES  —  dropsy  of  abdomen  - 
deaths  from,   in  1900 


661 

ASHLAND  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of r 128 

county  officers  of 57 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 138 

justices  of  the  peace  of 88 

vote  for  county  officers 289 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1^8,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 2:^7 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  state  equalization  in  twenty-seventh  to  twenty- 
ninth    district    229 

representative   in   fourteenth   congressional   district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common     schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190 


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ASHTABULA  COUNTY - 

children's  home   of 12J 

county   officers   of 5e 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of Ub- 

justices  of  the  peace  of 8& 

vote  for  county  officers Ul 

secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  ISW,  by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 21^ 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit C2 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  third  Bubdivision tS8 

member    decennial    board    of    equalization    in    twcnty-fourth-twcnty-sixth 

district     22S 

representative  in  nineteenth   congressional   district t& 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common   schools 1*6 

dairy   and    food   commissioner U& 

judge  of  supreme  court US 

member  board  of  public  works IM 

presidential  electors   , 186 

secretary  of  state '. IK 

ASSAULT  - 

to  commit  rape  or  robbery ,  TIT 

with  intent  to  kill 715 

recapitulation    790^ 

ASSAULT  AND  BATTERY  — 

prosecutions  for   715 

ASSEMBLY  —  SEVENTY-FOURTH  GENERAL  — 

members   of  senate SS 

house    5i 

ASSOCIATIONS - 

building  and  loan,   inspector  of 16 

incorporated  during  1900,  list  of US 

cemetery,   incorporated  in  i960 44S 

ASTHMA- 

deaths  from,   in  1900 eSS 

ASYLUMS  FOR  INSANE  — 
See  State  Hospitals. 

ATHENS  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 12S 

county  officers  of . . . , , 38 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 145 

hospital     S2 

justices  of  the  peace  of 99 

vote   for   county    officers t 243 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1888,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 242 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial   board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 225 

representative  in  eleventh  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 18g 

judge  of  supreme  court Kfi 

member  board  of  public  works m 

presidential   electors    18S 

secretary   of   state ISO 

ATROPHY  -  MARASM  US  - 

deaths  from,   in  llKK) 683 


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ATROPHY  OF  HEART - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 647 

ATROPHY  -  PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR - 

deaths  frotn,   in  1900 653 

ATTORNEYS— PROSECUTING  — See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  67. 
vote  for  —  See  various  counties,  beginning  on  page  235. 

ATTORNEYS'  FEES- 

in  criminal  cases  paid  by  county « 747 

ATTORNEY  GENERAL - 

roster  of  office  of 11 

AUDITORS  — See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 
vote  for  —  See  various  counties,  beginning  on  page  235. 

AUDITOR  OF  STATE  - 

financial   statistics   as   reported   by W2 

roster  of  office  of 10 

AUGLAIZE  COUNTY  - 

county  officers  of .' 63 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 183 

justices  of  the  peace  of 89 

vote  for  county  officers 245 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 214 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

representative  in  fourth  congressional  district * 213 

state  otticers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools » -, 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner « 10?' 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    18S 

secretary  of  state 100 


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BAKERY  - 

inspectors   of    18 

BANKS - 

incorporated  during  the  year  ending  November  15,  1000 t 442 

as  returned  and  equalized  duplicate  of  1900 362 

BARLEY  - 

(spring)  acres  sown  and  bushel**  produced,  1S99 614 

(winter)  acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1*1^9 512 

comparative  table  showing  production  of,  for  eight  years 5Gb 

BARNS - 

built  during  the  year  1900 709 

BEES  - 

niunber  of  hives  and  pounds  of  honey  produced,  1S99 522 

BELMONT  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of... 123 

county  officers  of 51) 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 13S 

justices  of  the  peace  of 90 


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BKI^MONT  CX)UNTY  -Concluded. 

vote  for  county  officers 248 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 245 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

member     decennial     board     of     equalization     in     twentieth-twenty-second 

district   227 

representative  in  sixteenth  congressional  district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 195 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of   state 190 

BIGAMY  — 

prosecutions  for   735 

BILIARY  CALCULI  — gall  stones  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 653 

BILIARY  —  remittent  fever  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 629 

BINDING - 

See  Supervisor  of  Printing  and  Binding. 

BIRTHS  - 

number  of,  by  counties  for  year  ending  March  81,  1900 60B 

by  months   

premature 6M 

BLADDER- INFLAMMATION  OF  — 

deaths  from,   m  1900 G55 

BLIND  -  INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  — 

roster  of 28 

BLOOD  POISONING  — 

pyeemia  (purulent  infection)  deaths  from,  in  1900 633 

septiceemia  (septic  infection)  deaths  from,  in  1900 63S 

BOARD  OF  - 

agriculture    21 

arbitration 23 

bakery  inspectors 18 

charities   : 15 

city  elections   138 

control  of  agricultural  experiment  station 21 

•dental  examiners   : 22 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections 138 

•equalization,    state,    names  of 56 

vote  lor  223 

statistics  of. 851 

liealth    20 

law  student  examiners 12 

'medical  registration  and  examination 22 

-pardons 11 

pharmacy    20 

public  works  .*. U 

vote  for  member  of,   1900 194 

state  school  examiners 21 

veterinary  examiners   22 

BONE -INFLAMMATION  OF- 

deaths  from,   in   189^-1900 668 


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BOWELS  - 

•catarrh  of,   1900 651 

consumption    of,    1900 640 

intussusception  of,    1900 653 

«    obstruction   of,    1900 651 

stricture  of,  1900 653 

BOYS- 

number  seat  to  reform  school  or  boys'  industrial  school,  1900 619 

BOYS'  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL - 

roster  of  31    j 

number  sent  to  rn  1900 619 

BRAIN   DISEASES -DEATHS  FROM - 

inflammation  of  coverings  (meningitis),  1900 643 

inflammation  of  tissue  (encephalitis),  1900 643 

tumors  of  brain ,  1900 645 

BREACH  OF  PEACE - 

prosecutions  for    731 

BRIGHT'S  DISEASE - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 656 

BROOM-CORN  — 

acres  planted  and  pounds  of  broom  brush  produced,  1899 520 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 661 

BRONCHITIS - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 649 

BROWN  COUNTY- 

children's   home  of 128 

coimty  officers  of 59 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 138 

justices  of  the  peace  of 90 

vote  for  county  officers : 240 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 248 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  second-fourth  district 228 

representative  in  sixth  congressional  district 213 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 196 

dairy  and-  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190 

BUCKWHEAT  - 

acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,   1899 610 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 566 

BUII^DING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS - 

state    inspector   of 16 

list  of,   incorporated  during  the  year 443 

number  of,  incorporated  during  the  year  —  general  statement 8 

BUILDING  COMMISSION -STATE - 

roster  of • 23 

BUILDINGS - 

statistics  of,  beginning  on  page  707. 

summary   of    711 

BUREAU  - 

free  employment 23 

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BURGLARY  - 

prosecutions  for 72i 

BURN  — SCALD - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 -....  «71 

BUTLER  COUNTY  — 

children's   home  of 126 

city  board  of  elections  of  Hamilton 138 

county  officers  of 59 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 1S8 

justices  of  the  peace  of S»l 

vote  for  county  officers 252 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses ^ 250 

circuit  judge  in  first  judicial  circuit ^ 21& 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  second-fourth  district 223 

representative  in  third  congressional  district 212 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 1^ 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors   188 

secretary   of  state 190 

BUTTER - 

pounds  made  in  home  dairies,  1899 524 

pounds  made  in  creameries  and  factories,  1899 524 

BUYING  STOLEN  PRO  PERT  V'- 

prosecutions  for  ^ 


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CALCULUS  — Stone  or  Gravel  — 

deaths  irom,   in  1900 , »«»«• •«•••• 655 

CAMPAIGN  OF  1900  — 

platforms  of  political  parties  in ,......••««•••,«..«•. Ii5 

CANAL  COMMISSION  — 

roster  of   ^« ^   2(V 

CANCER  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 638 

CANKER  — Gangrene  of  Mouth  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  Sec  foot  note 63S 

CANTON -City  of  — 

boara   of   elections   of 115 

vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  com- 
pared             411 

CARBUNCLE - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note , 632 

CARIES  — 

deaths   from,    in   1900 658 

CARROLL  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of 60 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  electiofts  of 138 

justices  of  the  peace  of 91 


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CAJIROI^L  COUNTY  — Concluded. 

vote   for  county   officers „ 254 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precinst,   showing  gains  and  losses 253 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision....  233 

member  decennial  ooard  of  equalization  in  twenty-first  district 228 

representative   in   sixteenth  congressional  district 217 

sUte  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools -. . . . 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 19^ 

presidential   electors    

secretary  of  state 190 

CARRYING  CONCEALED  WEAPONS— 

prosecutions  for 7S1 

CASES  — 

before  circuit  courts,   1900 ► •  703 

common   pleas   coiuts,    1900 765 

CATARRH  —  Epidemic  —  La  grippe  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900.. 9Sl 

CATARRH  — of  Bowels  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 » 661 

CATARRH  —  of  Stomach- 
deaths  from,  in  1900 ,.  651 

CATTLE  — 

number  of  in  state,  1900 60i 

died  from  disease,  1899,  number  and  value 608 

CEMETERY  ASSOCIATIONS - 

names  and  number  incorporated  during  year  1900 4i3 

CENSUS  OF  OHIO  - 

for  1900,  by  counties  and  minor  civil  divisions 773- 

CEREBRO  SPINAL  MENINGITIS- Spotted  Fever  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 631 

CHALLENGING  TO  FIGHT  — 

prosecutions   for   731 

CHAMPAIGN  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of 128" 

county  officers  of 60 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 188- 

justices  of  the  peace  of 92. 

vote   for   county    officers , 266 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   199S,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 251- 

j                                circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision..  281 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eleventh  district 225 

representative  in   eighth  congressional   district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools lOr 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 108 

judge  of  supreme  court 102 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential    electors    188 

secretary   of  state 19J 


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CHANGE  OF  LIFE  — Climacteric  Diseases - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 ^ 664 

CHANGE  OF  NAME  — 

of  certain  corporations  for  year  ending  November  15,  1900 477 

CHARITIES—  STATE  BOARD  OF  — 

roster   of   15 

CHASTITY  AND  MORALITY  - 

prosecutions  fcr  ofTenses  against,  1900 735 

CHEESE - 

pounds  made  in  home  dairies,  1899 524 

pounds  made  in  creameries  and  factories 624 

CHERRJES  — 

acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 528 

CHEST  — 

deaths  from  diseases  of  air  in  chest  cavity  —  pneumothorax  —  See  foot  note 650 

dropsy   of   chest  —  hydrothorax 660 

pus  in  chest  cavity  —  empyarma  —  See  foot  note. 650 

CHILD-BED  FEVER - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 629 

CHILD-BIRTH  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 664 

CHILDREN  - 

included  in  letters  of  guardianship 615 

developmental  diseases  of 686 

recapitulation    W8 

CHILDREN'S  HOME -COUNTY - 

beginning  on   page * 128 

CHILLICOTHE  — 

board   of   elections   of 143 

CHLOROSIS -GREEN  SICKNESS  — 

deaths  from   in  1900 664 

CHOLERA  —  ASIATIC  — 

deaths-from,  in  1900  —  See  -  foot  note 632 

CHOLERA  INFANTUM  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 627 

CHOLERA  MORBUS— 

deaths   from,   in   1900 627 

CHOREA  — St.  Vitus  Dance  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — Sec  foot  note 646 

CHRONIC  NEPHRITIS -Bright's  Disease - 

deaths   from,   in   1900 665 

CHURCHES  - 

number    built    during    year 707 

CHURCHES  AND  CHURCH  SOCIETIES - 

incorporated  during  year  1900 444 


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CINCINNATI  — 

city  board  of  elections  of 140' 

infirmary,    statistics    of    

insolvency   court    51 

vote  of,   for  secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898, 

compared,  totals  on  page  313 

CIRCUIT  COURTS- 

cases  before,  in  1900 766- 

judges  of   42 

times  of  holding   

•  vote  for  judges  of  in  1900 219 

U.  S.  of  appeals,  etc 41 

circuit  and  district  —  northern  district  of  Ohio 38 

southern  district  of  Ohio 40 

CIRCULATION  — Diseases  of  Organs  of  — Class  III,  Order  2  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 64T 

recapitulation  660" 

CITY  BOARD  OF  ELECTIONS  —  Sec  various  counties,  beginning  on  page  ISS. 

CITIES  — VOTE  OF,  1900  — 

Akron    416- 

Canton    411 

Cincinnati    313 

Cleveland    , 276 

Columbus    '. 294^ 

Dayton 374 

Springfield     258- 

Toledo  853. 

CIVIL  JUDGMENTS  - 

statistics  of   

CLARK  COUNTY  — 

children's  home  of  128 

county  officers  of  > 60 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of ^  138 

justices  of  the  peace  of 92 

Springfield  vote  of,  in  1900 139 

board  of  elections  of   

vote  for  county  officers 258 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 256- 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision  231 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eleventh  district 225 

representative  in  seventh  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196- 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of   supreme   court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presedential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state 190 

CLERK  OF  SUPREME  COURT - 

roster  of 18^ 

CLERK  OF  COURTS - 

See  County  officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  236. 

CLERMONT  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of  61 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of tt9- 

justices  of  the  peace  of 92: 


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CI^ERMONT  COUNTY  —  Concluded. 

vote  for  county  officers  200 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1809,   and   secretary  of  state,   1888,   by   pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 25ft 

circuit  judge  in  first  judicial  circuit 219 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  second-fourth  district 223 

representative  in  sixth  congressional  district 21S 

state  officers,   lUlHJ — 

commissioner  common  schools  19<J 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court  1S2 

member  of  board  of  public  works iM 

presidential    electors    IbS 

secretary  of  state  190 

CLEVELAND  - 

board   of  elections   of •. 199 

state  hospital  —  trustees  and  officers  of 82 

vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  secretary  of  state*  1808,  compared. 

totals  on   page 276 

CLIMACTERIC  DISEASES  — Change  of  Life  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 664 

CLINTON  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of 128 

county  officers  of  61 

deputy  state  supervisors'  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 92 

vote  for  county  officers 262 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  govemot,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 261 

circuit  judge  in  first  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in   second   common   pleas  district,   third   subdivision  231 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifth-sixth  district 224 

representative  in  sixth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court  192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors   188 

secretary   of  state 190 

CLOVER  — 

acres  grown  and  tons  of  hay  produced,  1^99 616 

bushels  of  seed  produced,  1899 616 

comparative  tables  for  eight  years  —  seed 550 

comparative  tables  for  eight  years  —  hay 648 

CLUBS  — See  Societies  and  Clubs. 

COHABITING  IN  A  STATE  OF  ADULTERY  — 

prosecutions   for    736 

COLLEGES,  LIBRARIES  AND  LITERARY  SOCIETIES  — 

incorporated  during  the  year  ending  November  15,  1900 445 

COLUMBL\NA  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of — See  Stark  county ..-, 132 

county  officers  of 61 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 93 

vote  for  county  officers  265 

secretary   of   state,    IWO.   governor,    1899.   and    secretary   of   state,    1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 262 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 


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COLUMBIANA  COUNTY -Concluded. 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdiyiiion.... 
member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twentieth-twentysecond  district. . 

representative  in  eighteenth  congressional  district 

stote  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 

judge  of  supreme  court 

member  board  of  public  works 

presidential  electors   

secretary  of  state 

COLUMBUS - 

city  board  of  elections  of .- 

vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  com- 
pared, totals  on  page 


227 
217 

196 
198 
192 
194 
188 
190 

140 

294 


COLUMBUS  STATE  HOSPITAL- 
trustees  and  officers  of  .., 


38 


COMBINED  NORMAL  AND  INDUSTMAL  DEPARTMENT - 
Wilberfoce   University    


28 


■COMMISSION  -  CANAL  — 
roster  of   


20 


COMMISSION - 
roster  of  .. 


STATE  BUILDING  — 


23 


COMMISSIONERS  — COUNTY  — 

list  of  —  See  County  officers,  beginning  on  page 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page. 


67 
286 


COMMISSIONER  OF  COMMON  SCHOOLS  — 
roster  of  


12 


COMMISSIONER  OF  DEEDS  — 

for  the  state  of  Ohio 

from   other   states   and    territories. 


134 
136 


COMMISSIONER  OF  SOLDIERS*  CLAIMS  — 
roster  of   


24 


COMMISSIONERS  —  OHIO  - 

canal   

common  schools  

dairy  and  food  

iish  and  game  

labor  statistics   

live  stock   

public  printing   

railroads  and  telegraph  .. 

sinking  fund  

soldiers'  claims  

state  library  


20 
12 
19 
19 
17 
17 
14 
15 
14 
24 
14 


COMMON  PLEAS  COURTS  OF  OHIO- 

cases  before,  in  1900 

judges  of  

vote  for,  in  1900 

times  of  holding,  in  1900 


766 
44 
231 
771 


COMMON   PLEAS   DISTRICTS  — 

vote  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdiviftion. .. . 
fourth  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision.. 

ninth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision 

ninth  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision., 

second  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision, 
seconc  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision... 
seventh  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision... 


232 
232 
233 
233 
231 
231 
232 


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COMMON  SCHOOLS  - 

commissioners   of    12 

COMPANIES  INCORPORATED  IN  1900  — 

co-operative  446 

electric  light  and  power 446 

gas  and  oil    447 

insurance    448 

manufacturing 448 

mining 456 

miscellaneous  ., 467 

printing  and  publishing 457 

railroad 458 

COMPARATIVE  VOTE- 

for  secretary  of  state,  1000,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  counties..  208 

same  by  precincts,  beginning  on  page 234 

for  president  for  the  years  1900,  1896,  1892  and  1888 200 

CONCEALING  STOLEN  PROPERTY - 

prosecutions  for 796 

CONGESTION  OF  LUNGS  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 64» 

CONGRESS - 

representatives  from  Ohio  to  the  fifty-sixth 5A 

senators  from  Ohio   52 

CONGRESSMEN  —FIFTY-SEVENTH   CONGRESS  — 

vote  for  in  various  congressional  districts  beginning  on  page 212 

CONSTITUTIONAL   DISEASES - 

deaths  from,   in  1900.    Orders  1  and  2,  beginning  on  page 638 

recapitulation    642 

CONSUMPTION  — Pulmonary  and   Laryngeal  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  640 

CONSUMPTION  OF  BOWELS  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 640 

CONTAGIOUS   DISEASES  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 627 

CONTRACTS  - 

railroad  equipment,  filed  in  1900 , 479 

CONTUSION  OR  FRACTURE  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 671 

CONVEYANCE  STATISTICS  —  beginning  on  page  667. 

acres,  town,   sold  during  year 569 

agricultural  lands,  sales  of,  during  year 667 

city,  town  and  village  lots,  sales  of,  during  year 570 

summary  of  sales   572 

leases  of  lands,  etc 573 

summary  of  leases 575 

mixed  conveyances   670 

mortgages  of  lands  recorded 576 

summary  of  578 

canceled 579 

summary  of  581 


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CUN  VKYANCE  STATISTICS  —  Concluded. 

oil  and  mineral  and  other  lands,  leases  recorded 673 

one  dollar  consideration  sales  672 

town  acres,  leases  of 573 

sales  of , fi4S0 

CONVICTIONS  — 

for  offenses  of  a  lower  grade  than  charged  in  indictment 739 

CONVULSIONS  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 613 

CO-OPERATIVE  COMPANIES  — 

incorporated  in  1900  446 

CORN  - 

acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 514 

(estimated)  for  1900  514 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 644 

CORONERS  —  See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

inquests,  number  of,  held  during  the  year  1900 T*> 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  235. 

CORPORATIONS  —  DOMESTIC  —  Incorporated  1900. 

summary  of t 

banks,  savings  and  loan  associations 44S 

building  and  loan  associations  .' 443 

cemetery  associations  443 

change  of  name  of  certain  corporations 477 

churches  and   church   societies 444 

colleges,   libraries  and  literary  societies 445 

co-operative  companies  *. «  446 

decrease  of  capital  stock  of  certain  corporations 477 

electric  light  and  power  companies 446 

electric  railroad  companies   466 

equipment  contracts  of  railways   479 

gas  at! '   r  >    companies   477 

incr'^"*"     of  capital  stock  of  certain  corporations ' 474 

insirji.ce  companies  and  associations  448 

libraries,  colleges  and  literary  societies 445 

literary  societies,  colleges  and  libraries 445 

manufacturing  companies  448 

mining  companies 466 

miscellaneous  certificates  filed  479 

companies    467 

municipal  corporations  480 

oil  and  gas  companies 447 

printing  and  publishing  companies 457 

railroad  companies  consolidated  —  street   481 

railroad  companies   458 

railway  equipment  contracts  479 

reduction  of  capital  stock  of  certain  corporations 477 

societies,  and  clubs,  etc 460 

societies  —  benevolent,  political,  social  and  mutual 460 

street   railroad   companies    466 

sf  reet  railway  companies  consolidated  481 

telephone  and  telegraph  companies 466 

CORPORATIONS  -  FOREIGN  — 

complying  with  corporation  laws   481 

CORPULENCY  -  Obesity  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 608 


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COSHOCTON  COUNTY-       . 

county  officers  of  , flj 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 189 

justices  of  the  peace  of 94 

vote  for  county  officers   857 

!                            secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses '. 9B6 
.                            circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit ttl 

j                            member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighteenth-nineteenth  district..  2S7 

representative  in  seventeenth  congressional  district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

j                                      commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and   food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court  192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state  190 

jCOST  of  PAUPERISM  - 

in  1900   7W 

COSTS  - 

in  criminal  cases  in  common  pleas  courts 712 

in  probate  courts  of  Ohio 740 

COUNTY  BOARDS  — 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections 139 

COUNTY  BUILDINGS  — 

number  built  during  year 707 

COUNTY  CHILDREN'S  HOMES - 

list  of  12S 

COUNTY  INFIRMARIES - 

directors  of  —  See  County  Officers 57 

vote  for,  beginning  on  page 2S5    •' 

persons  sent  to  and  discharged  from «» 

COUNTY  JAILS  — 

statistics  of,  beginning  on  page S84 

COUNTY  OFFICERS  — 

roster  of,  by  counties,  beginning  on  page 57 

vote  for- See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  235 

COURTS  OF  INSOLVENCY  — 

of  Cincinnati  51 

of  Cleveland   51 

COURTS  OF  COMMON  PLEAS  OF  OHIO — 

cases  before,  in  1900 7« 

judges  of 44 

vote  for  in  1900 2S1 

times  of  holding  in  1901 

COURTS,  UNITED  STATES  - 

appeals,  for  sixth  judicial  circuit 41 

circuit  and  district  for  northern  district  of  Ohio S8 

southern  district  of  Ohio 40 

supreme  court  88 

COWS- 

number  of,  in  1899  


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CRAWFORD  COUNTY  - 

county  officers  of  62 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 94 

vote  for  county  officers 269 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 

cinctSt  showing  gains  and  losses 267 

.  circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-first  district 230 

representative  in  thirteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state  190 

CRIMES  COMMITTED  — See  Judicial  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  713. 

CRIMINALS - 

confined  in  jails  —  See  Jail  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 584 

CROPS - 

various  —  See  Agricultural  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 604 

CROUP - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 627 

CRUELTY  — 

suits  for  divorce  for,  by  counties 752 

CUT  OR  STAB  WOUND  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 673 

CUYAHOC'.A  COUNTY - 

Cleveland,  vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state, 

1898,  compared  276 

Cleveland  state  hospital 32 

city  board  of  elections  of  Cleveland T. 139 

county    officers    of '. 62 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 95 

vote  for  county  officers 279 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 269 

circuit  judge  in  eighth  judicial  circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twenty-fitth  district 229 

representative  in  twentieth  congressional  district 218 

representative  in  twenty-first  congressional  district 218 

stite  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 1^2 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of   state 190 

CYANOSIS  —  Morbus  Coerules  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note 667 

CYSTITIS  —  Inflammation  of  the  Bladder  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 655 


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DAIRY  AND  FOOD  COMMISSIONER - 

roster  of  office  of 19» 

DARKE  COUNTY  — 

children's   home  of 129* 

county  officers  of 63 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 13» 

justices  of  the  peace  of 96 

vote  lor  county  officers 2S1 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 279- 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision.  231 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twelfth  district 226 

representative   in   fourth   congressional   district 213 

state  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools , 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner '. 196 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential    electors    188 

secretary   of   state 19<N 

DAYTON  — 

city  board   of  elections  of 142- 

vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  com- 
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DAYTON  HOSPITAL  — 

trustees  and  officers  of 33- 

DEAD  BONE— ^ec^osis  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 668- 

DEAF  AND  DUMB  —  INSTITUTION  FOR  EDUCATION  OF  — 

roster   of    29- 

DEATHS  —  In  year  ending  March  31,  1900  — 

for  year,  showing  color  and  sex 621 

at  each  age  for  year 679' 

by   months    683 

inquests   held    

nativity  of  deceased ®9 

nosological  arrangement,  showing  deaths  by  classes  —  Class  I  —  Zymotic 687 

1 1  —  Constitutional 638 

III  — Local 64S. 

I V  —  Developmental 664 

V  —  V'iolent  deaths 671" 

number  of,  in  Ohio,  by  counties  in  1899-1900 621 

occupation  of  deceased  persons  at  time  of  death 60S 

social  relation  at  time  of  death ^ 687 

DECENNIAL  BOARD  OF  EQUALIZATION  -  STATE  — 

names  of 56 

vote  for,  by  districts 223 

Statistics  of   864. 

DECREASE  — 

of  capital  stock  of  certain  corporations 477 

DEEDS - 

number  recorded  —  See  conveyance  statistics,  beginning  on  page 667 

DEEDS,  COMMISSIONERS  OF  — 

for  Ohio    134 

other  states   136* 


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DEFIANCE  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of 129 

county  officers  of 6S 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 189 

justices  of  the  peace  of 96 

vote   for   county   officers 288 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,  1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 281 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

representative  in  fifth  congressional  district 213 

state  officers,    1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 196 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors   188 

secretary   of   state 190 

iDEGENERATION  OF  HEART -fatty  and  granular  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 647 

IDELA WARE  COUNTY - 

children's   home  of 129 

county  officers  of 68 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 96 

vote   for   county    officers 286 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 283 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial   board   of  equalization    in   fifteenth-sixteenth   district....  226 

representative  in  eighth  congressional   district 214 

state  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of   state 190 

DEMOCRATIC  PLAII-ORM- 

national,   in  campaign  of  1900 152 

state   169 

DENTAL  EXAMINERS - 

state  board  of 22 

DENTITION  -  TEETHING  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 666 

DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE  — 

roster  of 10 

DEPUTY  SI  ATE  SUPERVISORS  OF  ELECTIONS - 

boards   of    138 

DEVELOPMENTAL  DISEASES  —  Class  IV,  Orders  1  to  4  — 

of   adults    (women) 664 

of  children   666 

of  nutrition   068 

of  old  age 664 

recapitulation    669 

DIABETES  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 638 


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DIARRHCEA  — 

deaths  from,   m  1900 627 

DIATHETIC  DISEASES  -  Class  II,  Order  I  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 6« 

DIETIC  DISEASES - 

deaths  from,    in   1900 63S 

DK.ESTIVE  DISEASES -Class  III,  Order  4- 

deaths  from,  in  1900 651 

recapitulation    6C0 

DIPHTHERIA - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 827 

DIRECTORS -COUNTY  INFIRMARY— See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for— See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 23^ 

DISCHARGING  FIREARMS - 

or  pointing  same,   prosecutions  for «         717 

DISEASES- 

deaths  produced  by  —  Sec  Vital  and  Nosological  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 627 

DISTRICTS  - 

common  pleas,  vote  in,  beginning  on  page 231 

congressional,   vote  in,   1900 212 

DISTRICT  COURT—  U.  S. — 

for  northern  district  of  Ohio © 

southern  district  40^ 

DIVORCE - 

suits  pending  and  brought,  and  disposed  of  in  1900  — cause,  absence  and  neglect 7Stf 

adultery 748 

cruelty 752 

drunkenness 754 

fraud 756 

other  causes 757 

summary  of  for  1900 758 

summary  of,  1865-1000...  780 
DOMESTIC  ANIMALS  — 

died  from  disease  during  1899,  number  and  value 508 

"DOW"  TAX- 

amount  collected  in  1900 879 

DROPSY  OF  AbDOMEN- Ascites — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 651 

DROPSY  OF  CHEST -Hydrothorax  — 

deatns  from,   in  1900 Wt^ 

DROWNING  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 , 671 

DRUNKARDS  — 

included  in  letters  of  guardianship CIS- 
DRUNKENNESS - 

suits  for  divorce  for,  by  counties 764 

DUPLICATE  — 

additions  to,  by  tax  inquisitors 

grand,  for  TS99,  general  statement 875- 

taxes  for  1900 877 

for  1901  87« 


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DWELLINGS  - 

built  during  the  year 70Q 

DYSENTERY  - 

deaths  from»  in  1900 027 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS  OF  OHIO -STATE - 

for   the   blind M 

deaf  and  dumb » 

feeble-minded   » 

Miami  university  —  trustees,   etc 27 

uhio   university    86 

Ohio   state   university , 26 

Wilberforce    28 

EGGS- 

number  of  dozen  produced  and  shipped  during  1899 624 

ELECTIVE  OFFICERS - 

state,   roster  of 8 

ELECTIONS - 

city  boards,  in  various  cities 138 

deputy  state  supervisors  of,  beginning  on  page *...  138 

ELECTION  STATISTICS - 

vote  by  counties  for  president,  general  statement 188 

presidential  electors,  individual  vote 187 

by  political  parties 188 

secretary  of  state 190 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board   of  public   works 194 

commissioner  of  common  schools 198 

dairy   and    food   commissioner 198 

comparative  vote  by  counties  for  president,  1900,  1896,  1892  and  1888 200 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secre- 
tary of   state,   1898 202 

pluralities  by  counties  for  president,  1900,  secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899, 

and  secretary  of  state,  1898 204 

vote  for  president,  1900,  with  total  vote,  and  governor,  1899,  with  total  vote 208 

gains  and  losses  by  counties,  vote  for  president,  1000,  and  vote  for  governor,  1899, 

compared   20ft 

gains  and  losses,  vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  compared  with  vote  for  governor, 

1899  no- 

congressional  vote  for  members  of  fifty-seventh  congress..... 212 

vote  for  judges  of  the  circuit  courts 219 

members  decennial  state  board  of  equalization 228 

common    pleas   judges 2S1 

precinct  vote  for  secretary  of  state,   1900,   and  governor,   1899,   showing  gains  and 

losses   284 

vote  for  county  officers,  beginning  on  page 2S5 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  AND  POWER  COMPANIES - 

incorporated  during  year  ending  November  15,  1900 448< 

EMBEZZLEMENT  — 

prosecutions  for   722. 

EMPLOYES  AND  OFFICERS  — 

of  state  institutions 25 

EMPLOYMENT  — 

free  bureau  of .'.'..« 28 


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EMPYARMA  — Pus  in  Chest  Cavity  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900  —  See  foot  note 650 

ENCEPHALITIS  —  Inflammation  of  Brain  Tissue  — 

deaths  from,    in  1900 €43 

ENDOCARDITIS  - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 647 

ENGINr-ERS  -  STATIONARY  - 

examiner  of  24 

ENTERITIS— (Catarrh  of  Bowels)  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 661 

ENIERIC  FEVER- 

deaths  from,   in  1900 629 

EPIDEMIC  CATARRH - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 631 

EPIDEMIC  DISEASES  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 627 

EPILEPSY  - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 645 

EPILEPTICS  - 

hospital  for,   trustees  and  officers  of 85 

number  sent  to  hospital  in  1900 617 

EPISTAXIS  —  Nasal  Hemorrhage  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 650 

EQUALIZATION  -  STA 1 E  BOARD  OF  - 

names   of 51 

▼ote  for,  beginning  on  page 223 

statistics  of. 875 

EQUIPMENT  CONTRACTS - 

railway    479 

ERIZ  COUNTY  - 

county   officers   of - 61 

city  board  of  elections,  Sandusky 139 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 97 

vote  for  county  officers 287 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses £56 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial  cir^ruit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision....  2S2 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirtieth  district S9 

representative  in  thirtieth  congressional  district.... 216 

state  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 1» 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors   188 

secretary   of  state 190 

ERYSIPELAS  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 627 

ESTATES - 

number  administered  upon •••••••• 616 


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EXAMINERS- 

dental,   state   board   of 22 

law   students  —  board   of 12 

medical  examination  and  registration 22 

state  school   21 

veterinary,   state  board  of 22 

EXAMINING  COMMITTEE- 

for  admission  to  bar .* 12 

EXECUTION  - 

for  murder  in  first  degree 713 

EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT - 

roster  of   9 

EXPERIMENT  STATION,  AGRICULTURAL - 

board  of  control  of 21 

EXPLOSION  - 

deaths  from,   in   1900 671 

EXTRA-UTERINE  PREGNANCY  - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 064 


FACTORIES -INSPECTOR  OF- 

roster  of  ofiBce  of 18 

FAIRFIELD  COUNTY  - 

children's   home  of 129 

county   officers    of '. , 64 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 189 

justices  of  the  peace  of 97 

vote  for  county   officers 289 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 287 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  seventh  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision..  232 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 225 

representative  in  twelfth  congressional   district 216 

state  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools ;  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

'                                       judge  qf  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors   188 

secretary   of   state 190 

FALSE  PRETENSE  - 

obtaining   property  by,   prosecutions  for 727 

FATTY  AND  GRANULAR  DEGENERATION  OF  HEART - 

deaths  from,  m  1980 647 

FAYETTE  COUNIY- 

children's   home  ot * 129 

covnty  officers  of 64 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of 98 

vote   for   county   officers 290 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,  1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 280 


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PAYRTTB  COUNTY  -  Concluded. 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit S19 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifth-sixth  district 224 

representative  in   seventh   congressional   district 2l4 

state  officers,   1900  — 

commissioner   common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 11% 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of   state 190 

FEEBLE-MINDED  YOUTH  —  INSTITUTION  FOR  — 

trustees  and  officers  of 29 

FEES- 

grand  and  petit  jury  paid  by  counties 744 

FERTILIZER  - 

cost  of  and  amount  used  during  1899 534 

pounds  (estimated)  for  1900 5S4 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 6CS^ 

FEVER  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 

biliary  flfiS^ 

child-bed  fever  (puerperal)   629 

enteric  fever  (tyhpoid)   62& 

intermittent <J29^ 

miliary    eS9 

puerperal   629 

relapsing  —  See  foot  note 632 

remittent  (biliary)   629 

scarlet  629 

spotted  fever  631 

typhoid 629 

typhus    629 

yellow-typhus  icterode — See  foot  note 632 

FIFTH  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  in,  1900. 213 

FIFTH-SIXTH  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 224 

HFTY-SIXTH  CONGRESS  — 

members  of  from  Ohio   • 52 

FIGHT  — CHALLENGING  TO — 

prosecutions  for 731 

FINANCIAL   STATISTICS - 

additions  to  tax  duplicate  by  inquisitors 874 

banks,  as  returned  and  equalized  duplicate  of  1900 862 

general  statement  of  finances  for  1900 875 

grand  duplicate  for  1899 875 

for  1900 877 

taxes  for  1901  876 

taxes  collected  under  the  liquor  laws 879 

FINDLAY  - 

city  board  of  elections  of 140 

FINES,  COSTS  AND  FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  — 

in  common  pleas  courts  in  criminal  cases 742 

in   probate  courts    746 

FIRE-ARMS  — 

pointing  or  discharging,  prosecutions  for 717 


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FIRE  MARSHAL.  STATE  — 

roster  of  office  24 

FIRST  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  in,  1900 212 

FIRST  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 223 

FIRST  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT  — 

vote  for  judge  in 219 

FISH  AND  GAME  — 

commissioners  of  19 

FLAX- 

acres  sown,  bushels  of  seed  and  pounds  of  fibre  used,  1890 61ft 

comparative  table  for  eight  years  (fibre) 660 

(seed)    *. 668 

FOOD  COMMISSIONER  — 

See  Dairy  and  Food  Commissioner. 

FOREIGN  CORPORATIONS  — 

complying  with  acts  of  April  25,  1893,  and  May  16,  1894 482 

FORFEITED  RECOGNIZANCES  — 

in  criminal  cases  in  common  pleas  courts 742 

in  probate  courts   746 

FORGERY- 

prosecutions  for  727 

FORNICATION- 

cohabiting  in  a  state  of,  prosecutions  for 786 

FOURTH  COMMON  PLEAS  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  judge  in  first  subdivision 282 

second  subdivision   282 

FOURTH    CONGRESSIONAL   DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  in,  1900 213 

FOURTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT  — 

vote  for  judge  in,  1900 220 

FRACTURE  OR  CONTUSION - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 671 

FRANKLIN  COUNT  Y- 

children's  home  of 129 

city  board  of  elections,  Columbus   140 

Columbus,  vote  for^  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state, 

1898,  compared  totals , 294 

county  officers  of   65 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 139 

justices  of  the  peace  of , 98 

vote  for  county  officers   296 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   gorvernor,   1899,   and   secretary   of   state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 291 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

member  decennial   board   of  equalization,   tenth  district 225 

representative  in  twelfth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools    196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner    198 

judge  of  supreme  court  192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors 18ft 

secretary  of  state  190 


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FRAUD  — 

as  a  cause  for  divorce,  number  of  cases ..••  75S 

FREE  EMPLOYMENT  BUREAU - 

officers  of 2S 

FREEZING - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 9rs 

FRUITS  — 

statistics  of  apples,  cherries,  peaches,  pears  and  plums  for  1899 536 

I'ULTON  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of  65 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 99 

vote  for  county  officers  2S@ 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 297 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-third  district 230 

representative  in  ninth  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  190 

dairy  and  food   commissioner US 

judge  of  supreme  court  192 

member  board  of  public  works ^ 191 

presidential  electors   188 

secretary  of  state 190 

TUSION  POPULIST  OR  PEOPLE'S  PARTY  - 

platform  in  campaign  of  1900 172 


•GAINS  AND  LOSSES - 

by  counties,  vote  for  1900  and  1899,  compared 208 

"GALL  STONES  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  65S 

-<5ALLIA   COUNTY - 

children's  home  of  129 

county  officers  of  65 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 99 

vote  for  county  officers dGH 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 296 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit x 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighth  district 224 

representative  in  tenth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner   198 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state  199 

■GAMBLING  LAWS - 

prosecutions  for  offenses  against  733 

<;ame- 

commissioners  of < 19 


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GANGRENE  OF  MOUTH  -  CANKER - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — Sec  foot  note 639- 

GANGRENE  —  Senile  —  Mortification  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  63S 

GAS  AND  OIL  COMPANIES- 

incorporated  during  the  year  1899-1900 44T 

GASTRITIS  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  651 

GEAUGA  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of 66 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 100* 

vote  for  county  officers  801 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 80O 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision...  233 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twentyfourth-twentysixth  district  228 

representative  in  nineteenth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196> 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 108 

judge  of  supreme  court  192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors   188 

secretary  of  state 190 

GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  -  OHIO - 

representatives,   list  of,   in   seventy-fourth 64 

senators,  list  of,  in  scvent> -fourth 58 

GENERATIVE  ORGANS  — DISEASES  OF  — Class  III,  Order  6  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  667 

recapitulation    , 660 

GEOLOGIST  -  STATE  - 

name  of  22* 

GIRLS - 

sent  to  industrial  home  in  1900 620 

GIRLS'   INDUSTRIAL  HOME  — 

trustees  and  officers  of 80 

GLOTTIS -CEDEMA  OF- 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 660 

GONORRHOEA - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  685 

GOUT  —  Podagra  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 680 

GOVERNOR - 

roster  of  office  and  staff 0 

vote  for  by  counties,  in  18W,  with  total  vote • 206 

compared  with   secretary  of  state,  1900,  and   secretary  of  state,   1898,   by   pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 284 

by  gains  and  losses  by  counties,  1S09,  compared  with  president,  1900 208 

by  gains  and  losses  1899,  compared  with  secretary  of  state,  1900 210 

by   pluralities   by   counties   compared   with   president,   1900,    secretary  of   state, 

1900,  and  secretary  of  state,  ISflS 204 

by  precincts  compared  with   secretary  of  state,  1900 234 

from  1S03  to  1900 170 


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gRAND  DUPLICATE  — 

for   1899    

for   1900    

taxes  for  1901 

GRAND  JURY  FEES — 

paid  by  counties   - , 744 

GRAND  LARCENY - 

prosecutions  for   » 724 

GRANULAR  AND  FATTY  DEGENERATION  OF  HEART  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  647 

GRAPES  AND  WINE  — 

acres  new  vineyard  planted,  1899,  and  whole  number  acres  vineyard,  1899 530 

pounds  of  grapes  gathered  and  gallons  of  wine  pressed,  1S99 530 

GRAVEL  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  655 

GREEN  SICKNESS  -  Chlorosis  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 664 

GREENE  COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of  68 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace   of 100 

vote  for  county  officers 308 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1809,  and  secretary  of  state,  1888,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 308 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision...  231 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifth-sixth  district 224 

representative  in   sixth  congressional   district 21$ 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools    196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner  198 

judge  of  supreme  court   192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of   state    190 

GUARDIANSHIP - 

number  of  letters  issued 615 

children    included    in    same 615 

drunkards  included   in   same 615 

idiots   included   in   same « 615 

imbecile  persons  included  in   same 615 

insane  persons  included  in   same 615 

GUERNSEY  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of 129 

county  officers  of 66 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 101 

vote   for   county    officers 305 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and   secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 803 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  district 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighteenth  to  nineteenth  district  227 

*         representative  in  fifteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190 


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H^M  ATAMESIS  -  Vomiting  blood  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 • 663 

H^MAfOPHILLA—  Hcemorrhagic  diathesis  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900— Sec  foot  note , 648 

H-«3MOPTYSIS  —  Pulmonary  hemorrhage  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 649 

HAMILTON  - 

city  board  of  elections  of 138 

HAMILTON  COUNTY - 

Cincinnati,   vote  of,   for  secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of 

state,    1898    818 

city  board  of  elections,  Cincinnati 140 

county  officers  of 67 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 101 

vote   for   county   officers 317 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 305 

circuit  i"dge  in  first  judicial  district 219 

members  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  first  district 223 

representative  in  first  and  second  congressional  districts 212 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190 

HANCOCK  COUNTY  - 

children's  home  of 129 

city  board  of  elections,    Findlay 140 

county  officers  of 67 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 102 

vote   for   county    officers 319 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   i898,   by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and   losses 317 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial   circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization   in  thirty-third  district 2:J0 

representative  in  eighth  congressional   district 214 

state  officers,  1900—  * 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  conrmissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190 

HANGING - 

deaths  from,   in  1900  — See  foot  note 673 

HARDIN  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of 67 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 102 

vote   for   county   officers 321 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 820 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirteenth  district 226 


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HARDIN  COUNTY  — Concluded. 

representative  in  eighth  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 195 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    18S 

secretary  of  state 190 

HARRISON  COUNTY- 

children's  home  of 129 

county  officers  of 68 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 1Q& 

vote   for   county   officers 323 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   i896,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and   losses 322 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial   circuit 222 

member     decennial     board     of     equalization     in     twentieth-twenty-second 

district     2^ 

representative   in   sixteenth   congressional   district 217 

,  state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner » 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary   of  state 190 

HAY- 

produced    in    1899 540 

comparative  table  for  eight  years,  of  clover 648 

other  than  clover 640 

HEALTH  —  STATE  BOARD  OF  — 

roster  of    20 

HEART -DEATH  FROM  DISEASES  OF- 

atrophy   of    047 

endocarditis    647 

fatty  and  granular  degeneration   of t 647 

hypertrophy    of 647 

oher   diseases  of 647 

pericarditis 647 

valvular   diseases   of 647 

HEMORRHAGES  — 

,     deaths  from  nasal  —  See  foot  note 650 

pulmonary     649 

uterine    664 

HENRY  COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of 68 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 103 

vote   for   county   officers 324 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and   losses 823 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-third  district 280 

representative  in  fifth  congressional  district 213 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 196 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  wrrks 194 

presidential    electors    188 

secretary   of   state 190- 


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HEPATITIS  —  Inflammation  of  Liver  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 651 

HERNIA  —  Rupture  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 651 

HIGHLAND  COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of ; •  68 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of '. lOS" 

vote   for   county   officers 826 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   1896,   by 

precincts,  showing  gams  and  losses 325 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifth-sixth  district 224 

representative  in  sixth  congressional  district 218 

state  othcers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common   schools 106 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198- 

judge  o.  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors    188 

secretary  of  state 100 

HOCKING  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of 129' 

county  officers  of 69 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 104 

vote   for   county   officers 828 

secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,  1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 827 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220- 

common  pleas  judge  in  seventh  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision..  232 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 225 

representative  in  eleventh  congressional  district ^   215' 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common   schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner t 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    188 

secretary  of  state 190^ 

HODGKINS'  DISEASE - 

deaths  from,   in  1900  — See  foot  note « 680 

HOGS- 

died  from  diseases,   1899 508 

total  raised  in  1900 504. 

HOLMES  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 130 

county  officers  of 69- 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 140 

justices  of  the  peace  of 104 

vote   for   county   officers 330 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and   losses 329 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member    decennial     board    of    equalization     in     seventeenth-twenty-cighth 

district   227 

representative  in  seventeenth  congressional  district 217. 


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HOLMKS  CX)UNTY- Concluded. 

state  oificers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools...,.,... .,.,.«•..,••«•  195 

dairy  and  food  commissioner ,  198 

judge  of  supreme  court 1«S 

member  board  of  public  works. 164 

presidential   electors    ,..^  X8B 

secretary  of  state 150 

HOME- 

industrial    for   girls M 

number  sent  to,   in  1900 , OO 

*              for  Ohio  soldiers  and   sailors to 

orphans 31 

HOMES  - 

county  children's,  beginning  on  page  128. 

HOMICIDE - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 ..-..,-..-.., 675 

MORSES  — 

number  of,   in  1^9 * ^^ 604 

died    fnom    disease —..-.- 508 

HORSE  STEALING  — 

prosecutions  for ..,....-..^...-  728 

HOSPITAL  FOR  EPla-EPTlCS  — 

turstees  and  officers  of.. -.,....—..,...  35 

number  of  persons  sent  to  in  1900 617 

HOSPITAL  ~  STATii  — 

Athens,  trustees  and  officers  of 32 

Cleveland,  trustees  and  ofticcrs  of .  M 

Columbus,  trustees  and  officers  of S3 

Dayton,  trustees  and  officers  of M 

Galltpolis  (for  epileptics),  trustees  and  officers  of ..  35 

Longvicw,  trustees  and  officers  of 34 

Massillon,  trustees  and  officers  of .34 

Toledo,  trustees  and  officers  of 35 

number  of  persons  sent  to  hospitals  for  epileptics  and  insane , €17 

HOUSE  OF  ILL-FAME  — 

prosecutions    for    keeping 7W 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES -OHIO  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY - 

list  of  members,   in   seventy-fourth S4 

HURON  COv^NTY  — 

children's    home    of 180 

county  officers  of 69 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 105 

vote  for  county  officers...*. 332 

secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,  1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 830 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial   circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,   first  subdivision..  tSi 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirtieth  district 229 

representative  in  fourteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 196 

*          dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential   electors    Iffl 

secretary  of  state 190 


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HYDROCEPHALUS -(Included  with  Tubercular  Meningitis)  — 

deaths  Irom,   in  1900 ^,.         640 

ilYDROPHOBIA- 

aeaths  from,   m  1900 633 

HYDROTHORAX  -  Dropsy  of  Chest - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 ^ 640 

ilYPERTROPHY  OF  HEART - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 ^...         647 


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ICTERUS  aaundice)  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 .......••. 681 

IDIOTS- 

included  in  letters  of  guardianship  issued 615 

ILL-FAME  -  HOUSE  OF  - 

prosecutions    for    keeping 736 

IMBECILE  PERSONS - 

included   in   letters  of  guardianshhip , 615 

IMPERFORATE  ANUS- 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note 667 

INCEST  — 

prosecutions  for '. 735 

INCREASE  OF  CAPITAL  STOCK  — 

of   certain    corporations 474 

INCREASE  OF  POPULATION  IN  OHIO  - 

by   counties  —  1800-1900    *. 

INCORPORATIONS  — See  Corporations,  beginning  on  page  442. 

INDECENT  EXPOSURE  AND  OBSCENE  LANGUAGE - 

prosecutions  for   786 

INDIGENT  SOLDIERS,  SAILORS  AND  MARINES - 

statistics  of  relief  furnished,  for  years  ending  June  80,  1900 682 

INDUSTRIAL  HOME  — 

for  girls,  trustees  and  officers  of ^  30 

number  sent  to  in  1900 630 

INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL - 

for  boys,   trustees  and  officers  of 31 

number  of,  sent  to,  in  1900 619 

INFECTIOUS  DISEASES - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 039 

INFIRMARIES  — 

inmates  of— See  Pauperism  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 609 

INFIRMARY    DIRECTORS  — See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for— See  various  counties,  beginning  on  page 235 


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INFLAMMATION  OF  VARIOUS  ORGANS  ~  DEATHS   FROM — 

brain    coverings    W3 

brain  tissue 643 

bladder  (cystitis) 635 

bone  (ostitis)   658 

joints  668 

kidneys  (acute  nephritis)   .* 665 

liver    (hepatitis)    651 

spinal   cord    643 

womb  657 

INFLUENZA  — La  grippe  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 6S1 

INQUESTS  — 

number  of,  held  by  coroners  and  justices  ot  the  peace  in  1900 769 

INQUISITORS  — 

additions  to  tax  duplicate  by « 

INSANE -HOSPITALS  FOR- 

Athens  state  i 8£ 

Ceveland  state   82 

Columbus    state    83 

Dayton    state    S3 

Epileptics,   Gallipolis    35 

Longview  84 

Massillon   state   34 

Toledo  state   35 

number  of  persons  sent  to  hospitals  for 617 

INSANITY - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 645 

number  of  persons  sent  to  insane  asylums  or  state  hospitals,  1900 617 

INSOLVENCY  COURT - 

of  Cincinnati,  roster  of  * 61 

f  Cleveland   61 

INSPE(rrOR- 

bakcries   18 

building  and  loan  associations  16 

mines  , 17 

oils  13 

workshops  and  factories   18 

INSTITUTION   FOR  THE- 

blind   28 

deaf  and  dumb   29 

education  of  feeble-minded  youth 29 

INSTITUTIONS,  STATE  — 

officers  and  employes  of,  beginning  on  page 9 

INSl'RANCE  COMPANIES - 

incorporated  in  1900 44S 

state  superintendent  of   .' IC 

INTEGUMENTARY  SYSTEM    -Class  HI,  Order  8- 

deaths  from,    in   inoo 65d 

recapitulation    <RJ2 

INTERMITTENT  FEVER - 

deaths  from,  in  lOOO  ^  q29 

INTUSSUSCEPTION  OF  BOWELS - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 ^53 


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JACKSON  COUNTY - 

county  officers  of  70 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 105 

vote  for  county  officers  334 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  l^st^,  by  pre- 
cincts,  showing  gains  and   losses 332 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  seventh  district 224 

representative  in  tenth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 198 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state  190 

JAILS - 

statistics  of,  for  year  ending  June  30,  1900 584 

JAUNDICE— Icterus - 

deaths  from,   in   1900 651 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY - 

board   of   elections,   Steubenville 141 

county  officers  of    70 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 106 

vote  for  county  officers 837 

secretary   of   state,    1900,    governor,    18i>9,    and    secretary    of   state,    1808,    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 334 

circuit  judge   in   seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twentieth-twentysccond  district  227 

representative   in   sixteenth   congressional   district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 108 

judge  of  supreme  court   192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state 190 

JOINTS- INFLAMMATION  OF  — 

deaths  from,  in  1000 658 

JUDGMENTS  -  Civil. — 

statistics  of  for  1900 ) 761 

JUDGES  OF  SUPREME  COURT  — 

roster  of 12 

vote  for,  ia  1900 192 

JUDGES - 

appeals,  U.  S.  court,  for  sixth  judicial  circuit 41 

circuit  courts  of  Ohio...., 42 

vote  for  in  1000  210 

circuit   and   district   courts   of   LT.    S 38 

common  pleas  courts : 44 

vote  for.  in  1900 231 

insolvency    court    of    Cincinnati    and    Cleveland 51 

superior  court  of  Cincinnati 51 

supreme  court  of  Ohio 12 

vote  for,  in  1000,  by  coiin*'*^ 1J)2 

supreme  court  of  U.  S Z9 


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jCdicial  statistics  — 

attorney  fees  in  criminal  cases,  paid  by  county 74T 

cases  before  circuit  courts  in  lUOO 763 

cases  before  common  pleas  courts  in   VJOO 76u 

civil  judgments   i'6I 

convictions  for  offen^^es  of  a  lower  grade  than  charged  in  the  indictment 789 

costs  in  criminal  cases  in  common  pleas  courts 712 

in  probate  courts 746 

divorce  —  cause  —  absence  and  neglect 750 

adultery  748 

cruelty    752 

drunkenness 754 

fraud   756 

other  causes   757 

summary  of  1900 758 

1865-HK)0 760 

fines,  costs  and  forfeited  recognizances  in  criminal  cases  in  common  pleas  courts....  742 

probate  courts   746 

inquests  held  by  coroners  and  justices  of  the  peace  in  1900 76& 

jury  fees  paid  by  county. 744 

marriages  during  the  year  by  counties 605 

each  month  during  the  year 607 

summary  for  1865-1900  760- 

prosecutions  for  crimes  against  the  person 7li 

recapitulation   '. 720 

against  property 722 

recapitulation    726' 

public   health    731 

justice    '. ! 731 

peace  781 

policy    » 781 

chastity  and  morality 785 

times  of  holding  circuit  and  common  pleas  courts  in  1001 

JUDICIARY -JUDC'ES  AND  OFFICERS  OF  COl'RTS  — 

U.  S.  supreme  court 88 

circuit  and  district  courts -— northern  district  of  Ohio 39 

southern    district    40 

circuit  court  of  appeals  of  sixth  judicial  district. 41 

supreme  court  of  Ohio 12 

circuit  courts  of  Ohio 42 

vote  for  circuit  judge,  1900 .• 219 

insolvency  court  of  Cincinnati 51 

of  Cleveland   51 

common  pleas  courts  of  Ohio,  judges  of,  beginning  on  page 44 

vote  for,  1900 281 

superior  court  of  Cincinnati » 61 

JURY  FEES- 

paid  by  county 744i 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE - 

list  of  by  counties,  beginning  on  page 8T 


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KEEPIXC;  HOUSES  OF  ILL-FAME - 
prosecutions  for   


736 


KIDNEYS  — Inflammation  of — 
deaths  frpm,  in  l«i!^» 


66& 


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KNOX  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of / 130 

county  officers  of 70 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 100 

vote  for  county  officers < . . .  •  330 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   i  o  emor,   1899,   and   secretary   of   state,   1888,    by 

precincts,  showing  gain^  and  losses 337 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  seventeenth-twentyeighth  district  227 

representative  in  fourteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  106 

dairy  and   food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  188 

secretary  of  state  190 


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LA  ORIPPE  — Epidemic,  Catarrh,  Infiuenza  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 631 

LABOR  STATISTICS  — COMMISSIONER  OF  — 

roster  of  office 17 

LAKE  COUNTY  -  i 

county  officers  of 71 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 107 

vote  for  county  officers 840 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  l&9b,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 339 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit , 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision....  233 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twentyfourth-twentysixth  district  228 

representative    in  twentieth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner .* 198 

judge  of  supreme  court   192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential  electors  IgS 

secretary  of  state 190 

LANCASTER - 

number  of  bo3rs  sent  to  reform  school  at 619 

LANDS  -  AGRICULTURAL  — 

owned  in  Ohio  in  1899 632 

conveyance  of   : 567 

leases  of 578 

mortgages  of,  recorded 576 

canceled   579 

LARCENY  - 

prosecutions  for  grand  724 

prosecutions  for  petit  .• 724 

LARYNC.ITIS- 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 650 

LARYNGEAL  CONSUMPTION - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 640 


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LAW  LIBRARY - 

roster  of   13 

LAW    STUDENTS  — 

examiners  of   12 

LAWRENCE   COUNTY  — 

children's  home  of 130 

county  officers  of   71 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of..^ HI 

justices  of  the  peace  of 107 

vote  for  county  officers  •. 342 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  IStS,  by  pre- 
cincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 341 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighth  district 224 

representative  in  tenth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools   It8 

•                                        dairy  and  food  commissioner 19S 

judge  of  supreme  court  li'2 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential    electors    18S 

secretary   of   state 190 

"LEASE  —  See  Conveyance  Statistics,  page  567. 

LEGISLATURE  —  OHIO  — 

senators  and  representatives  in  Seventy-fourth  General  Assembly 63 

LE'lTERS  — 

of  administration   issued  in  1900 616 

of  guardianship   615 

testamentary    , 616 

LIBRARY  — 

law,  roster  of ■. 13 

state,  roster  of 14 

LIBRARIES - 

incorporated  during  1900 445 

JLICKING  COUNTY - 

children's  home  of *     1») 

city  board  of  elections,  Newark 141 

county  officers  of ; 71 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 107 

vote  for  county  officers 845 

secretary  of  state,   1900,  governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  sUte,    1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 343 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifteenth-sixteenth  district 226 

representative  in  seventeenth  congressional  district 21/ 

state  officers,  19pO  — 

commissioner  common    schools 196 

dairy  and   food  commissioner ir$ 

judge   of   supreme   court 1^ 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential    electors    188 

secretary   of   state 19J 

I-IGHT  AND  POWER  COMPANIES - 

incorporated   in   1900 446 

LIGHTNING  STROKE - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 C78 


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LIQUOR  LAWS- 

receipts  of  laxes  under g79 

prosceutions  for  offenses  against 733 

LITERARY  S:3CIET1ES- 

incorporaitd  during  lUOO^ ; 445 

LIVE  STOCK  COMMISSlOiNERS- 

names  of  • 17 

LIVER  —  Inflamma:icn  of  —  ' 

deaths  irom,   in   1000 651 

LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS - 

inspector  of  16 

incorporated  during  year  ending  November  15,  vm 443 

LOCAL  DISEASli:3  —  Class  III,  Orders  1  to  8  — 

deaths  irom,   beginning  on  page 043 

recapitulation    660 

LOCK  JAW  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 646 

LOCOMOTION  — Organs  of- 

deaths  from  diseases  01,  in  1000 658 

recapitulation    662 

LOCOMOTOR  ATAXIA — 

deaths  from ,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 646 

LOGANCOUNiV- 

children's   home   of 130 

county  officers  of 72 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of HI 

justices  of  the  peace  of 10? 

vote  for  county  officers 347 

secretary   of  state,   19C0,  governor,    1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 345 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirteenth  district 22fi 

representative  in  eighth  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge    of    supreme   court 192 

member  board  of  public  works 194 

presidential    electors    188 

secretary   of    state 190 

LONGVIRvV  HOSPITAL  FOR   iHfc.  INSANE- 

trustees  and  officers  of 34 

number  sent  to,  in  1900 617 

LORAIN  COLNTV  — 

children's   home   of 130 

county  officers  of 72 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 109 

vote  for  county  officers 349 

secretary   of  state,  1900,   governor,    1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1808,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses f 345 

circuit  judge  in  eighth  judicial  circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision.  232 
member   decennial    board    of   equalization    in  twenty-seventh-twenty-ninth 

district    229 

rejyesentative  in  fourteenth  congressional  district 216 


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I^ORAIN  COUNTY -Concluded. 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 196 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 198 

judge    of    supreme   court lUE 

member  board  of  public  works lf'4 

presidential    electors    Ite 

secretary   of   state 10) 

LOTS -CITY,  TOWN  AND  VILLAGE-^ 

sales  of  1 530 

leases  of  57$ 

mortgages  of,    recorded 576 

canceled    57y 

LUCAS  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of 130 

county  officers  of 72 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 1C» 

Toledo,  vote  of,  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state » 

1898,    compared    S33 

Toledo   board  of  elections 141 

vote  for  county  ofticers 355 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,  and   secretary  of  state,    1898.    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 350 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial  circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision 232 

member  decenniaj  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-third  district '  230 

representative  in  ninth  congre^ional  district 214 

stale  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools IflT 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 1*J8 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors 189 

secretary   of   state 191 

LUNGS - 

deaths  from  diseases  of,  in  1900 649 

LYMPH  ADENOMA  -  Hodgkin's  disease  — 

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MADISON  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of 130 

county  officers  of 78 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of Ul 

justices  of  the  peace  of 110 

vote  for  county  officers S57 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1888,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 350 

circuit  judge  m  second  judicial  circuit 219 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eleventh  district 225 

representative   in   seventh   congressional   district 2r4 

state  officers,   IJHX)  - 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and   food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme    court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary  of  slate 191 


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INDEX.  923 

MAHONING  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of : 130 

city  board  of  elections,  Youngstown 141 

county  officerB  of 73 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 141 

justices  of  the  peace  of 110 

vote  for  county  officers 860 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,   ^898,   by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 857 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twenty-third  district ■  228 

•representative  in  eighteenth  congressional  district 217 

sUte  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner lifj 

judge    of    supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    WO 

secretary  of  state *..  IW 

MALFORMATIONS  —  VARIOUS  — 

deaths  of  children  from,   in  1900 ,  606 

AlAl-ICIOUS  DESTRUCTION  OF  PROPERTY  - 

prosecutions  for 726 

MANSFIELD  - 

city  board  of  elections  of '. 148 

MANSLAUGHTER - 

prosecutions  for   714 

MANUFACTURING  COMPANIES - 

incorporated  during  the  year 448 

MANUFACTURING  ESTABLISHMENIS - 

erected  durmg  the  year ,  709 

MAPLE  SLGAR  AND  MAPLE  SYRUP- 

produced  in  1900 ,  B22. 

number  of  trees  from  which  product  was  made 622 

MARINES.  ETC. - 

statistics  of  relief  furnished,  for  year  ending  June  30,  1900 '. 582 

MARASMUS  —  Wasting  atrophy  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 i.,  068 

MARION  COUNT Y- 

county  officers  of 73 

deputy  state  superviftors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 110 

vote   for  county  officers ". 362. 

secretary   of  state,   1900,  governor,   1899,  and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 360 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirteenth  district 226 

representative  in  thirteenth  congre«sional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900— 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 103 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential    electors    189 

secretary   of  state 191 


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MARRIAGES  - 

number  of,  during  year,   by  counties 606 

each   month  during  year 607 

summary  of,   1865-1900 7C0 

MARSHAL- STATE  FIRE- 

roster   of    21 

MASSILLON  — 

state  hospital,  roster  of ?»l 

MEADOWS— 

acres  in  grass  and  tons  of  hay  produced,  1899 516 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 546 

MEASLES  —  Morbili  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 CSl 

AIEDICAIf  REGISTRATION  AND  EXAMINATION  — 

board  of 22 

MEDINA  COUNT\  — 

county  officers  of 74 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of Ill 

vote  for  county  officers 364 

secretary  of  state,  .1900,   governor,   18C9,   and  secretary  of  state,    1S98,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 3f2 

circuit  judge  in  eighth  judicial  circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  foufth  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision..  232 
member   decennial   board   of   equalization    in  twcnty-scventh-twcnty-ninth 

district    229 

representative  in  twentieth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools i ir.7 

dairy  and  food  commissioner IIS 

judge    of    supreme   court irS 

member  board  of  public  works IflS 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 

-MEIGS  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 131 

county  officers  of 74 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  ot 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of Ill 

vote  for  county  officers 360 

secretary   of  stale,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses S64 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 290 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighth  district 224 

representative  in  eleventh  congressional   district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    ^ 189 

secretary   of   state 191 

MEMBER - 

board  of  public  works,  roster  of 11 

vote  lor  member,  in  1900 iU 

MEMBERS - 

in   fifty-sixth  congress  from   Ohio 62 

Seventy-fourth    General    Assembly  —  senators 53 

representatives    54 


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MENINGITIS  CEREBRO  SPINAL  -  Spotted  Tevcr- 

deaths  from,  in  190J 031 

MENINGITIS  —  Inflammatioi>  of  brain  covering,  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 043 

MENINGITIS  -  Tubercular  - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 640' 

MERCER  COLNTY- 

county  officers  of 74 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 112 

vote  for  county  officers 868 

secretary   of  slate,   1900,   governor,    1899,   and  secretary  of  state,     898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 806 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

representative  in  fourth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  19C0  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 109 

judge    of   supreme   court —  193: 

member  board  of  public  works 196^ 

presidential   electors    '. 189- 

secretary   of   state WP 

METRITIS  HYSTERITIS— InOammation  of  womb — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 66T 

MIAMI  COUNTY- 

children's  home  of 181 

county  officers  of 75 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 112 

▼ote  for  county  officers. 870 

secretary  of  state,   iOOO,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 3CS 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision  281 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twelfth  district 226 

representative  in  seventh  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    189- 

secretary   of   state 191 

MIAMI  UNIVERSHY- 

trustees  and   officers   of ► 2r 

MIASMATIC  DISEASES - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 ^' 

MID-ROAD  POPULIST  OR  PEOPLES  PARTY - 

platform  of,  in  campaign  of  1900 176 

MILCH  COWS- 

number  of.   IfWO   504 

MILEAGE  OF  RAILROADS - 

in   1900,   summary  of <W3 

MILITARY  STAFF - 

of  governor  •' 


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MILIARY    FF.VER- 

dealhs  from,    in   1900 fl29 

MILK  — 

gallons  sold  for  family  use,   1899 524 

MINERAL  LANDS - 

leases   of    ', 573 

mortgages   recorded    576 

MINES - 

inspector  of  17 

MINING  COMPANIES - 

incorporated  during  the  year  ending  November  15,  1900 456 

MINOR  CIVIL  DIViSlONS- 

population  of,  1890  and  1900 

MISCELLANEOUS  CERTIFICATES  FILED - 

list  of,   during  year 479 

JbilSCELLANhOUS  COMPANIES - 

incorporated  during  the  year  1900,  list  of 46T 

MONROE  COUNTY  — 

children*^   home   of ISl 

^     county  officers  of <5 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 113 

vote  for  county  officers 871 

secretary   of  state,   1900,  governor,   1899,  and   secretary  of  state,    ia>6,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses S70 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 225 

in   eighteenth-nineteenth   district..  227 

representative  in  sixteenth  congressional  district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner .\ lfl& 

judge    of    supreme   court 198 

member  boaru  of  public  works.... 195 

presidential    electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 

MONTGOMERY  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of 181 

city  board  of  elections,    Dayton 142 

county  officers  of 75 

Dayton,  vote  of,  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  stite, 

1898,    compared  174 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  eIcct,ions  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 113 

vote  for  county  officers 376 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  stale,    1898,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 372 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit ^ Jl** 

common  pleas  judge  in  seccnd  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision...  V.\ 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  third  district 223 

representative  in  third  congressional  district 212 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and   food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 1C5 

presidential    electors    180 

secretary   of   state 191 


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INDEX.  927 

MORBILI- Measles - 

deaths  from,   in  1800 •.  G81 

MORBUS   CCBRULES- 

deaths  from,  in  1000— See  loot  note W7 

MORGAN  COUNTY 

children's   home   of '. l3l 

county  officers  of 76 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 114 

vote  for  county  officers 378 

secretary   of  state,  1000,  governor,   1S09,  and  secretary  of  state.   1808,   by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 377 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit %l 

I                              mennber  decennial  board  of  equalisation  in  ninth-lourtecnth  district 22b 

representative  in  fifteenth  congressional  district 21rt 

state  officers,  1000  — 

commissioner  common    schools 107 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    •. 189 

secretary   of   state 101 

MORROW  COLNTY- 

county  offic'ers  of 76 

deputy  state  super\'isors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 114 

vote  for  county  officers 380 

secretary   of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 378 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  seventeenth-twenty-eighth  dis- 

!                                        trict    227 

representative  in   fourteenth  congressional   district «  2]C 

sUte  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  fopd  commissioner 1 190 

judge    of    supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    -. 180 

secretary   of   state 101 

MORTGAGES - 

other  than  railroad,   recorded,   1900 676 

canceled,   inoo  679 

MORTIFICATION  -  Senile  i.angrene  - 

deaths  from,    in   19;)0 638 

MOUTH  —  Canker,  (;angrene  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900  —  See  foot  note 639 

M  UM  PS  —  Parotitis  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900— See  foot  note C82 

MUNICIPAL  CORPORATIONS - 

incorporated   during  year,    list  of 480 

MURDER  — 

in  first  and  second  degrees,  prosecutions  for 718 

MUSCULAR  ATROPHY  -  Progressive  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 658 


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MUSKINGUM  COUNTY  - 

county  officers  of 76 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 114 

vote  for  county  officers 883 

secretary   of  state,    190a,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,    showing  gains  and  losses 880 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit  1 ?ifl 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifteenth-sixteenth  district 226 

representative  in  fifteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  19C0  — 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and   food  commissioner 199 

judge    of    supreme   court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential    electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 

MYELITIS —Inflammation  of  the  spinal  cord — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 643 


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NAMES  OF  REPRESENTATIVES - 

in   Seventy-fourth   General   Assembly 54 

NASAL   HEMORRHAGE—  Epistaxis  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900  — See  foot  note 660 

NATIONAL  PLATFORMS  — 

of  political  parties,  in  campaign  of  1900 145 

NATIVITY - 

of  persons  deceased  during  year 689 

of  prisoners  confined  in  jails 584 

NATURALIZATION  - 

number  and  nativity  of  persons  naturalized  during  1900 613 

NATUS  MORTUUS  (Still  Birth)  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 .- W6 

NECROSIS  — Dead  bone — 

deaths  from,    in  1900 658 

NEGLIGENCE  OR  ACCIDENT - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 61T1 

NEPHRITIS 

acute  —  deaths  from,  in  1900 655 

chronic  —  deaths  from,  in  1900 655 

NERVOl'S    DISESASES  — Class  III,  Order  1  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 645 

recapitulation    660 

NEWARK - 

city   board   of   elections   of 141 

NINTH   COMMON   PLEAS  DISTRICT - 

first  subdivision,  vote  for  judge  in 233 

third  subdivision,  vote  for  judge  in 233 


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NOBLE   COUNIY- 

county  officers  of 77 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 115 

vote  for  county  officers 885 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   secretary   of   state,   1898,   by   pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 383 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial   circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 225 

eighteenth-nineteenth    district.  227 

representative  in  fifteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1980  — 

commissioner  common  schools  197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 19l» 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors* 180 

secretary  of  state  -191 

NORMAL   AND    INDISTKIAL    DEPARTMENT - 

Wilberforce  university    28 

NOSOLOGICAL    STATISTICS  — 

See  Vital  and  Nosological  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 621 

NUTRITION  — DEVELOPMENTAL    DISEASES   OF  -  Clas^   IV,   Order  4- 

deaths  from,  in  1900  '        OQg 

recapitulation   66d 

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OATS- 

acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 512 

for  1900  512 

OBESITY  —Corpulence  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 66» 

OBSCENE    LAN(iUA(iE    AND    INDECENT    EXPOSURE - 

prosecutions  for   73<j 

OBSTRUCTION    OF    BOWELS  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 gSX 

OBTAINING    PROPERTY    BY    FALSE   PRETENSE— 

prosecutions  for   727 

OCCUPATION - 

of  persons  deceased  during  year e&S 

CEDEMA    OF    (U.OTTII?- 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note g50 

OFFENSES  — 

prosecutions  for  various  —  See  Judicial  Statistics,  beginning  on  page... 713 

OFFICERS  —  STATE  —  ELECTIVE  - 

roster  of   ^ 

OFFICERS   AND    ^MPLOYES - 

of  state  institutions,  beginning  on  page  9. 


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OHIO- 

board  of  pharmacy  —  roster  of ; .  20 

General  Assembly,  members  of  Seventy-fourth,  list  of 58 

penitentiary,  managers  and  officers  of 36 

soldiers'  and  sailors'  home,  trustees  and  officers  of SO 

orphans'  home,  trustees,  etc SI 

state  reformatory,  managers  of 31 

university,  trustees  and  officers  of^ 25 

university,  trustees  and  officers  of 20 

OHIO    STATE    PLATFORMS - 

in  campaign  of  1900 150 

OIL   AND    CAS    COMPANIES  — 

incorporated   during  year 447 

OILS- 

inspectors  of 18 

OIL    LANDS  — 

leases  of   57J 

OLD    AGE- 

deaths  from,  in  1900 66$ 

recapitulation    669 

ONE- DOLLAR    CONSIDERATION    SALES- 

number  of,  in  1900 

ONIONS - 

acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 S20 

OPIUM    HABIT    AND   ALCOHOLISM  — 

deaths   from,   in   1900 635 

ORCHARDS - 

statistics  of   556 

ORGANIZATION  —  POLITICAL  - 

platforms  of,  in  campaign  of  1900 145 

ORGANS  OF  CIRCULATION  —  Class  III,  Order  2  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  647 

ORGANS  — DIGESTIVE- Class   III.   Order  4. 

deaths  from  in  1900 653 

ORGANS  -  GENERATIVE - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 d57 

ORGANS    OF   LOCOMOTION  —  Class  III,  Order  7  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 668 

ORGANS  —  RESPI R  ATORY  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 ^9 

ORGANS  -  URINARY - 

deaths  from ,  in  1900 665 

ORPHANS'    HOME  — OHIO    SOLDIERS'   AND   SAILORS'— 

trustees  and  officers  of SI  • 

OSTITIS  —  Inflammation  of  Bone  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 658 


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OTTAWA   COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of 77 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 116 

vote  for  county  officers  of ^ 3S6 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1809,  and  secretary  of  state,  18U8,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 886 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial  circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision 232 

member  decennial   board  of  equalization   in   thirtieth   district 229 

representative  in  ninth  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  197 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court lf>3 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary  of  state 191 

OVARIAN  TUMORS - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 ft57 


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deaths    from,    in    1900 618 

^    PARASITIC    DISEASE  — 

deaths   from,   in   1900 685 

PARDONS— STATE    BOARD    OF  — 

roster  of 11 

PAROTITIS  —  Mumps  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 632 

PARTURITION  -  Childbirth  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 664 

PAULDING    COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of  77 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 116 

vote  for  county  officers 388 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 387 

circuit  judge   in   third  judicial   district 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

representative  in  fifth  congressional  district 213 

state  officers,  1900- 

commissioner   common   schools    197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner  199 

judge  of  supreme  court  193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary  of  state 191 

PAUPERISM    IN   OHIO- 

for  year  ending  first  Monday  in  September,  1900 699 

PEACHES - 

acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 * 526 

PEARS  - 

acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 .t..... 520 


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PEOPLE'S    PARTY  — PLATFORM    OF — 

fusion,  in  campaign  of  1900 .* 171 

mid-road,  in  campaign  of  lOOj 176 

PEMPHIGUS  — 

deaths  from,  in  IIWO 650- 

PENITENTIARY  —  OHIO  — 

managers  at>d  officers  of 36. 

PERICARDITIS  — 

deaths  from,  in  IJXK) 647 

PERIOSTITIS  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 658: 

PERITONITIS  —Tubercular  - 

deaths  from,  in  llKWJ 640 

PERJURY - 

and  subornation  of  perjury,  prosecutions  for 732. 

PERRY    COUNTY  — 

childien's  home  of 121 

county   officers   of   7^ 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 142 

justices  of  the  peace  of 116 

vote  for  county  officers 390 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  18W»,  and  secretary  of  state,  11898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses S-^vs 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit... j, 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  seventh  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision...  232. 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  fifteenth-sixteenth  district 236 

representative  in  eleventh  congressional  district - 215 

state  officers,  IfKX)  — 

commissioner  common    schools    197" 

dairy  and  food  commissioner K»9 

judge  of  supreme  court 19S 

member  board  of  public   works 195 

presidential  electors   18N 

secretary  of  state 191 

PERSON  - 

prosecutions  for  oflFenscs  against  the 713 

PERTUSSIS  —  Whooping  cough  — 

deaths   from,   rn   WOO 631 

PETIT   JURY    FEES- 

paid  by  cottn^s  i-n  civil  and  criminal  cases , 744: 

PETIT    LARCENY - 

prosecutions  for   ; 724.- 

PHARMACY -OHIO    BOARD   OF - 

roster   of    ', 20 

PHARYNGITIS  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note ^ «50- 

1»HLERITIS- 

deaths  from,   in   1900  — See   foot   note «4^ 

PHLEGMON  -  Abscess  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 , ,.,,,, ,,,..        e98i 


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J>ICKA\VAY  COUNTY - 

children's  home  o#  131 

county   officers   of "8 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 1^2 

justices  of  the  peace  of 117 

vote  for  county  officers 392 

secretary  of  state,  llMX),  governor,  Itlfl),  and  secretary  of  ^tUic.  1S»8,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  looses 390 

drcuit    judge    in    fourth    judicial    circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  lenth  dhtrict 225 

representative  in  seventh  congressional  4ltstrict 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools Vj7 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 190 

judge  of   supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors  1S9 

secretary   of   state 191 

PIKE  COUNTY  — 

children's   home  of 131 

county    officers    of 78 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 117 

V9te   for   county    officers 398 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   IBOd,   and  secretary  of  state,    IHtM,    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 892 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equaltxatioa  in  seventh  district 224 

representative  in   tenth  congressiimal   district 215 

siate  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    ; ....  IhO 

secretary   of   state IfT 

PLATFORMS  OF  POLITICAL  PARTIES   - 

national  and  Ohio  state,  in  1900 145 

PLEURISY-  Pleuritis  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 649 

PLURALITIES - 

by  counties,  of  vote  cast  for  secretary  of  state,  IJiOO,  governor,  18JK),  and  secretary 

of   state,    1898 -204 

PLL'MS- 

acres  occupied  and  bushels  produced,  1899 528 

PNEI'MONIA- 

deaths  from,    in   1900 649 

PNEIMOTHORAX  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note 650 

POD  AC.  R  A  — Gout - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  —  See  foot  note  —  639 

POlXTIN(;  FIRE-ARMS - 

or  discharging  same,  prosecutions  for Tl7 

POISON  - 

deaths  irom,   in  1900 671 


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POLITICAL    PARTIES  — NATIONAL   AND    CHIO  —  Platofrms  of  in  1900. 

Democratic  —  (National    platform)    1^ 

(Ohio  .sute ,  platform) 159 

People's  Party  —  (Fusion   Populist) 1*2 

(Mid-road  Populist)    175 

Prohibition  —  (National)    161 

(Ohio  state)   ' 1« 

Republican  —  (National)     145 

(Ohio  state)   1» 

Social   Democratic  —  (National   and  state^ • 13^ 

Socialist   Labor  —  (National  and   state) 168 

Union  Reform  Party  —  (Nation::l  and  state) IW 

POPULATION  OF  OHIO  — 

by   counties,    1303  to   1900 

minor  civil  divisions,  18;)0  and  I'JOO 

increase  in,  by  counties,  ISrO  to  1001 

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POPULIST,  OR  PEOPLE'S  PARI  \  — 

fusion,  platform  of  in  1900 172 

mid-read    1"6 

PORTAGE  COUNTY  — 

county    officers    of. 79 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 14S 

justices  of  the  peace  of 117 

vote   for   county   officers 3K 

secretary  ct  state,   1W)0,   governor,   VMi,   and  s:cretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precmcts,  showing  gains  and  losses 394 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  dibtrict,  second  subdivision.  231 

third  subdivision. ..  231 
member   decennial    board    of   equalization    in    twenty-fourth-twenty-sixthh 

di  strict   22<* 

representative  in  nineteenth  congressional  district 21S 

state  orticers,  19C0 — 

c:mmi3s;cncr    common    schools I'M 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 1'^ 

judge  of  srpreme  court U6 

member  board  of  public  works 105 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 

PORTSMOUTH  - 

city  board  of  elections  of 143 

POTATOES  — 

(Irish)  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 516 

acres  (estimated)  for  crop  of  1000 518 

comparative  tab'.e  for  eight  years 552 

(sweet)  acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,   1S?;9 520 

POTT'S  DISEASE  OF  .>rINE  — 

deaths  from,    in    190 658 

POWER  AND   LK'.HT  COMPANIES  —  ELECTRIC - 

incorporated  in   10)0 446 

l-RECINCTS  -  vol  INC.  - 

number  of  in  Ohio  in  IPOO 441 

PRECINCT  VOTE- 

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PREBLE  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 131 

county    officers   of 7fr 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 148 

justices  of  the  peace  of 115 

vote  for   county   officers SffT 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,    1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 898 

circuit  judge  in  second  judicial  circuit 219 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  third  district 22$ 

representative  in  third  congressional  district 2l2. 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common  ^  schools 197" 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199. 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential  electors    189 

secretary   of  state 191 

PREGNANCY  -  Extra  Uterine  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 664 

PREMATURE  BIRTHS - 

deaths  froili,   in  1900 605. 

PRESIDENT  — 

comparative  vote  for  years  1900,  1896,  1892  and  188S 200- 

gains  and  losses,  1900,  compared  with  governor,  1890,  by  counties 208 

vote  for,  from  1803  to  1900 17^ 

pluralities  by  counties,   1900 2C4 

pluralities  by  counties,  compared  with  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and 

secretary  of  state,  1898 204 

vote  for  by  counties,  showing  pluralities 188 

counties  with  total  vote,  compared  with  governor,  1899,  and  total  vote.  20ft 

by  presidential  electors,  individual  vote 187" 

PRINTING  —  PUBLIC — 

commissioners  of   ► 14. 

supervisor   of    17 

PRINTING  AND  PUBLISHING  COMPANIES  — 

incorporated    during   year ^^ 457" 

PRISONERS  — See  Jail  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  584. 

PROBATE  COURT  — 

estates   administered   upon 615 

letters   of  administration   issued 6W 

letters  of  guardianship  issued 615 

letters  testamentary 616 

wills   admitted    to   probate 616 

PROBATE  JUDGES  — See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  under  various  counties,  beginning  on  page 236 

PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR  ATROPHY - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 658. 

PROHIBITION  PARTY- 

national  platform  of,  in  campaign  of  1900 161 

state    166. 

PROPERTY  - 

prosecutions   for   offenses   against 722 

PROSECUTING  ATTORNEYS  —  See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for  — See  Election  Statistics,  under  various  counties,  beginning  on  page-—-...  286. 


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PROSECUTIONS  -  Sec  Judicial  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  718. 

PUBLIC  JUSTICE  — 

prosecutions  for  offenses  against  in  1900 .t^...^^^.. »..».••*. •••*...»«»»•.•••         781 

PUBLIC  MORALITY  — 

prosecutions  for  offenses  against  in  1940. ...... .^ ••«•...•*• « «..»•« 735 

PUBLIC  PEACE - 

prosecutions  for  offenses  against  in  1900. .« .^. ^. .•»...».«... •«...« 731 

PUBLIC  POLICY  — 

prosecutions  for  offenses  against  in  1900 «.^...^. ....«....« 731 

PUBLIC  PRINTING  — 

commissioners  of   , 14 

supervisor  of 17 

PUBLIC  WORKS  — 

board  of *. 11 

vote  for  member  of,  in  1900 194 

PULMONARY  CONSUMPTION  — 

deaths  from,    in   1900 • 640 

PULMONARY  HEMORRHAGE - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 » .» 649 

PURPURA  AND  SCURVY - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 »..............^. 685 

PUERPERAL  (CHILD-BED)  FEVER  — 

deaths  from,    in  1900 ^... 629 

PURULENT  INFECTION  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 638 

PUTNAM  COUNTY  — 

county    ofl&cers   of ;.... 79 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 148 

justices  of  the  peace  of ..., » 118 

vote   for   county   oflScers 399 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses >...w 897 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  district 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-third  district 230 

representative  in  fifth  congressional  district •...» 213 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 1»7 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    ► 189 

secretary  of  state....... .•..^...... »«..... 191 

PY-S3MIA  —  Purulent  infection  —  blood  poisoning  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 ^.•.. **....         633 


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QUINSY  — Tonsilitis  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 — See  foot  note •»..         688 


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RABIES—  / 

deaths  from,   in  1900 6S8 

RAILROAD  COMPANIES  — 

incorpocaled   during   year 458 

RAILROADS  — 

eleotrtc,    incorporated   during   IMO 460 

equipment   contracts   of 479 

mileage  in  state  in  1900 590 

street  —  incorporated   during  year 4«0 

eonsolidatcd    481 

statistics  of,  by  counties,  beginning  on  page 590 

taxes  paid  by,    in  1900 5«C 

valuation   of    5u0 

summary    -» 603 

RAILWAY  EgLIPMENT  CONTRACTS  — 

list  of,   filed  m  1900 479 

RAILROADS  AND  TELEGRAPHS  - 

commicfsioncr  of 15 

RAPE- 

asssault  to  commit 717 

prosecutions  for ^4 

REAL  ESTATE--. 

Statistics  of  —  See  Conveyance  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  567. 

RECOGNIZANCES  FORFEITED—   . 

in  criminal  cases  in  common  pleas  courts 742 

in   probate  courts ^ 740 

RECEIVING  STOLEN  PROPERTY - 

prosecutions  for   726 

RECORDERS— See  Coimty  Officers,  beginning  on  page  67. 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  under  various  coimties,  beginning  on  page 236 

RECURRENT  (RELAPSING)  FEVER - 

deaths  from,   in  1900— See  foot  note 682 

REDUCTION  OF  CAPITAL  STOCK -See  decrease  of  capital  stocK — 

of  certain  corporations 477 

REFORMATORY -OHIO  STATE- 

managers   of    87 

REFORM  SCHOOL— See  Boys'  Industrial  School  — 

number  of  boys  sent  to 610 

trustees  and  officers  of '. 81 

RELAPSING  FEVER — 

deaths  from,  in  1000— See  foot  note 682 

RELIEF - 

furnished  indigent  soldiers,  sailors  and  marines,  for  year  endmg  June  30,  1900 682 

REMiriENT  (BILIARY)  hFAER- 

deaths  from,   in   1900 629 

REPORTER  OF  MJPREMh  COlRT  — 

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REPRESENTATIVES  — 

in  fifty-sixth  congress  from  Ohio S2 

in  Seventy-fourth  Ohio  General  Assembly V • ^ 

REPUBLICAN  PLATFORM  — 

national   campaign   of  1900 145 

state    160 

RESPIRATORY  ORCANS  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 649 

recapitulation    660 

RETENTION  OF  JRINE  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 65S 

RHEUMATISM  - 

deaths  from,   in   1900 688 

RICHITIS  —  RICKETS  —  ' 

deaths  from,    in  1900 635 

RICHLAND  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of ISl 

city  board  of  elections,    Mansfield 14$ 

county    officers    of SO 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 148 

justices  of  the  peace  of ^ 119 

•  vote   for   county   officers 401 

secretary  ot  state,   1900,   governor,   1  !«>',   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,   by 

precincts,  snowing  gains  and  losses S99 

circuit   judge   in   fifth   judicial    circuit 221 

member   decennial    board   of   equalization    in    twenty-seventh-twenty-ninth 

district    229 

representative   in   fourteenth   congressional   district 216 

state  ofhcers,   1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

j  udge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary  of  state 191 

RIOT  — 

prosecutions    for 731 

ROBBERY  — 

assault   to  commit 717 

prosecutions  for 715 

ROSS  COUNTY  — 

city  board  of  elections,    Chillicothe 14S 

county    officers    of 80 

deputy   state  supervisors  of  elections  of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 119 

vote    for    county    officers 403 

secretary  ot   state,   1900,   governor,    1890,   and   secretary   of  state,    1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses '401 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization   in   fifth-sixth  district 224 

representative  in  eleventh  congressional   district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common     schools 197 

dairy   and   food  commissioner 190 

judge  of  supreme   court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential    electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 


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RUPTURE  —  Hernia  — 

deaths  from,   in  1809 «.  6511 

RYE- 

acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 ' 610 

acres  sown   for  1900 ^ 510 

comparative  table  for  eight  years *. 6i0< 


SAILORS  AND  MARINES  — INDIGENT  — 

relief  furnished,   for  year  ending  June  30,   1900 582: 

SALOONS  — 

number  of  in  Ohio,  by  counties 879» 

tax  collected  from,  in  1900 879- 

SANDUSKY - 

city  board  of  elections  of ^  139 

SANDUSKY  COUNTY - 

county    officers    of w. 80" 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 120- 

vote   for   county    officers 406" 

secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,.  by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 403 

circuit  judge   in   sixth  judicial   circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision....  232 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirtieth  district 229 

representative  in  thirteenth  congressonal  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court ■ 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    ^...  189 

secretary   of   state 19t 

SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS  - 

incorporated  in  1900 ♦12' 

SCALD  OR  BURN- 

deaths   from,    in   1900. ..i 671 

SCARLET  FEVER - 

deaths  from,    in   1900 629* 

SCHOOL  — BOY'S  INDUSTRIAL- 

trustees  and   officers   of 8r 

number  of  boys  sent  to,  in  1900 619^ 

SCHOOL  HOUSES  — 

built  during  year 70? 

SCHOOL  EXAMINERS  — 

state  board  of — .  •.  2li 

SCHOOLS -COMMISSIONER  OF  COMMON - 

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SCIOTO    COUNTY  — 

children's  home  of •' 131 

city  board  of  elections,  I'ortsmouth 1*3 

county  officers  of   81 

deputy   state   sopervisors  of  elections   of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 120 

vote  for  cotmty  ottcers 407 

secretary  of  state,  It'OO,  governor,  1809,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts,   showing   gains   and    losses 405 

circuit  judge  in   fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennia'l  board  of  equalization  in  seventh  district ". 224 

representative  in  tenth  congressional  district 215 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  197 

dairy  and   food   commissioner 11® 

judge   of   supreme   court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 1P5 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary  of   state   191 

SCROFULA  - 

deaths  from,  in  1000 t\iO 

SCURV\\AXD  PURPURA  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 635 

SECOND   COMMON    PLEAS   DKSTRICT  — 

second  subdivision,  vote  for  judge  in 231 

third  subdivision,  vote  for  judge  in 231 

SECOND    CONGRESSIXINAL   DKSTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  in,  1960 212 

SECOND-FOURTH    EQUALIZATION   DISTRICT^ 

vote  for  member  in,  1900 223 

SECOND   JUDiaAL   CIRCUIT - 

vote  for  radge  rn,  1900 219 

SECRETARY    OF   STATE - 

expenses  of  office  of 5 

fees  collected  in  office  of S 

roster  of   10 

statistical  report  of  177 

vote  for,  from  1851  to  1900 179 

in  HKX)  by  counties,  compared  with  governor,  18fi9,  and  secrcury  of  sute,  1888  202 
by  counties,  with  pluralities  compared  with  president,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and 

secretary  of  state,   1898 2(^ 

by  counties,  compared  with   governor,  1899,  showing  gains  and  losses 210 

by  precincts,  compared   with  governor,  1899 234 

SENATORS- 

U.  S.  from  Ohio  in  fifty-sixth  congress 52 

in  Ohio,  Seventy-fourth  General  Assembly,  list  of 5S 

5ENECA    COUNTY - 

county  officers  of   ,  81 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 1^3 

justices  of  the  peace  of I2j 

vote  for  county  officers 409 

secretary  of  state.  1900,  governor,  1890,  and  secretary  of  state,  1896,  by  pre- 
cincts,  showing  gains   and   losses 40f7 

drctrit  jtwJge  in  thfrd  jtwJicial  circtrit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-first  district 230 

representative  in  thirteenth   congressional  district 21« 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools  , ipy 

dairy  and  food  commissioner  19g 


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SENECA  COUNTY  — Concluded. 

judge  of  supreme  court  « 1^ 

member  board  of  public  works. . , 1^6 

presidential  elector*  ^ 1*> 

secretary  of  state   191 

SENILE   GANGRENE  (Mortification) - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 638 

SEPTICVEMI.V  —  Septic    infection  —  blood    poisoning  — 

deaths   from,    in    1900 - 633 

SEVENTEENTH   CONGRESSIONAL   DISTRICT - 

vote  for  congressman  in «...* 217 

SEVENTH    COMMON    PLEAS    DISTRICT  — 

first  subdivision,  vote  for  judse  in « «.... 232 

SHEEP  — 

died  from  disease  in  1899,  number  and  value  of 508 

injured  and  killed  by  dogs  in  UM0 506 

number  owned  in  1900 506 

wool  produced  by,  in  1899 506 

comparative  table  for  eight  years ,  665 

SHELBY    COCNTY- 

children's  home  of   .,  132 

county  officers  of  , 81 

deputy  stale  supervisors  of  elections  of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 121 

vote  for  county  officers 410 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 40» 

circuit  judge  in   second  judicial   circuit 219 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization   in  twelfth  district 226 

,                   rejiresentative  in  fourth  congresskwia)  district 21S 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools    - « .,,.  197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner   190 

judge  of  supreme  court 133 

member  boaird  ol  public  works 193 

presidential  electors   iso 

secretary  of  state... 191 

SHERIFFS  —  See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for  — See  Election  Statistics  uod*r  various  co«nflM«*  h^^kmki^  on  pa«e fXS 

SHOT  WOIND- 

deaths   from,    in   1900 ^ 87X 

SINKING   FCND- 

commissioner  of  , ^,  14 

SIXTEENTH  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTHICT- 

vote  for  congress  in   .«^.,,,  217 

SIXTH  CON(]RESSIONAL  DISTRICT - 

vote   for   member   in    -......»...•« ..,«  213 

SIXTH  JUDICIAL  CIRCUIT  — 

vofe  for  judge  in,  1900 » »•..••..«. .«.....^. 221 

SKIN    DISEASES - 

deaths   from,    in   1900 , f^-^r) 

SMALLPOX  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note ^^,  ^30 


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.SOCIAL  DEMOCR.\TIC  PARTY - 

platform  of  in  campaign  of  VJOO 169 

SOCIAL  STATISTICS  — For  year  ending  March  31,  1900. 

administration ,  number  of  letters  issued 616 

births,   number  of,   by  counties 005 

each   month  during  the  year 609 

estates,  number  oi,  administered  upon .% eifl 

guardianship,  letters  issued   613 

industrial  home  —  girls  sent  to 620 

school  —  boys  sent  to  619 

insane  —  number  of  persons  sent  to  hospitals  for » 617 

marriages  —  number  of,  by  counties 606 

each  month  during  the  year 607 

from    1865   to   1900 760 

nativity  of  deceased  persons 669 

naturalization  —  number  and  nativity  of  persons  naturalized 613 

occupations  of  persons  deceased 603 

relations  of  persons  deceased 687 

^SOCIALIST  LABOR  PARTY— NATIONAL    AND    STATE. 

platform  of,  in  campaign  of  1900 168 

SOCIETIES   AND   CLUBS  — 

incorporated   during   year   1900 460 

SOCIEl  lES  -  CHURCH  — 

incorporated    during    IJJOO ti* 

SOCIETIES  —  LITERARY  — 

incorporated  during  1900 , 445 

SOLDIERS  -  INDKIEN  i  — 

relief   furnished   to   fcr   year   ending  June  30,   1900 5S2 

SOLDIERS'   AND    SAILORS'   HOME  — OHIO  — 

trustees  and   officers   of 30 

orphans'  home,  trustees  of 31 

SORGHUM - 

acres  planted,  pounds  of  sugar  and  gallons  of  syrup  produced,  1899 y^ 

SPINA    BIFIDA - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 666 

SPINAL   CORD  — INFLAMMATION   OF  — Myelitis. 

deaths  from,   in   1900 C43 

SPINE  — Potts'  disease  of  — 

deaths   from,   in   1900 653 

SPRINGFIELD  — 

city  board  of  elections  of 130 

vote  of,  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  com- 
pared    25S 

SPOTTED    FEVER  —  Meningitis  — 

deaths   from,    in   1900 631 

ST.    VITUS    DANCE  — 

deaths  from«  in  1900  —  See  foot  note 646 

STAB   WOUND  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 673 

STABLES   AND   BARNS— 

built  during  year 709 


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STAFF - 

military,  of  governor 0 

STARK    COUNTY - 

Canton,  vote  of,  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state, 

1808,   compared    411 

children's  home  of  132 

city  board  of  elections.  Canton 1*8 

county  officers  of  82 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 143 

justices  of  the  peace  of 121 

vote  for  county  officers 415 

secretary   of   state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and   secretary   of   state,   1898,,   by 

precincts,   showing   gains   and   losses 411 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

common  pleas  judge  in  ninth  common  pleas  district,  first  subdivision....  233 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twenty-first  district 228 

representative  in  eighteenth  congressional  district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common   schools    197 

dairy   and   food   commissioner , 190 

judge   of   supreme   court 193 

member  board   of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary    of    state 191 

STARVATION  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note 673 

STATE    B().\RDS- 

of  agriculture   21 

agricultural  experiment  station 21 

arbitration    23 

charities     15 

equalization,  names  of  *. 56 

vote  for   223 

dental    examiners    22 

health    20 

law  student  examiners   12 

medical  examination  and  registration 22 

pardons  11 

pharmacy     20 

public  works   11 

school  examiners   21 

veterinary  examiners   22 

STATE  EXAMINER  ST.ATIONARY  ENGINEERS  — 

roster   of   24 

STATE   GEOLOGIST  — 

name    of    22 

STATE  HOSPITALS  — 

number  of  persons  sent  to*  in  1900 617 

STATE   INSPECTOR - 

of   bakeries    18 

building  and  loan  associations 16 

mines 17 

oils  18 

workshops  and   factories 18 

STATE   INSTITUTIONS  — TRUSTEES   AND    OFFICERS  — 

boys'   industrial   school    31 

girls*  industrial  home  30 

epileptics,   Ohio   hospital   for '. 35 

insane  —  hospitals   for  —  Athens    82 


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STATE  INSTITariONS— TRUSTEES  AND  OFFICERS  — Concluded. 

X  Cleveland  32 

Columbus   33 

Dayton    38 

Longyiew    ., ,....^ -^. *..-.-..  34 

Massillon - 34 

Tol^o     : , 35 

Ohio  institution — for  blind '..- - 28 

deaf  and  dumb  - - - 29 

feeble-minded  youth ^.j ^..^ 29 

soldiers*  and  sailors'  home 81 

orphans'    home    - 31 

hoapitai  for  epileptics — CsaUipolis -^.— - 85 

penitentiary -.- 36 

state  reformatory - - 37 

university  —  Miami  - 27 

Ohio   26 

Ohio   stale   -.- -..^ - 25 

WUberforce 28 

STATE   LIBRARY  — 

roster   of   - * K 

STATE   OFFICERS  — 

roster  of,  beginning  on  page 9 

Si  ATE    REI-'ORMATORY  — OHIO  — 

managers   of    ; 37 

STATIONARY    ENCaXEERS  — 

state  examiner  of 24- 

STATIONERY  — See  Stationery  Account,  page  48C. 

STATISTICAL    REPORT  — 

of  secretary   of  state « 177 

STEUBENVILLE- 

board    of    elections    of 141 

STILLBTORN    CHILDREN  — 

number    of,    in    1900 ; 666 

STOLEN  PROPERTY - 

receiving,  buying  or  concealing,  prosecutions  for 720 

STO.MACH  -  DEATHS  FROM   DISEASES  OF  — 

catarrh  of  (gastritis) 651 

ulcers  of 653 

STONE  (or  gravel)  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 665 

STORES - 

built  during  year ,         707" 

STREET    RAILROAD   COMPA.^{IES  — 

incorporated    during    the    year ►,.•.....         466 

consolidated  .' 481 

STRICTURE  OF   BOWELS  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 659 

SUDDEN  DEATHS  -  CAi:SE  UNKNOWN  - 

number  of,   in   1900 , 075 

SUFFOCATION - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 ..«»«        671 


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INDEX.  946 

SUICIDES - 

number  of,   in  1900 •. 676 

SUMMARIZED  STATEMENT  — 

of  incorporations  during  the  year 8 


SUMMIT  COUNTY - 

Akron    board   of   elections ^ 144 

Akron,  vote  for  secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  ©f  state,  1898, 

compared     416 

children's   home   of 182 

county  officers  of 82 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  ot 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 122 

vote   for   county   officers 418 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899.   and  secretary  of  state,   i»96,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and   losses 415 

circuit  judge  in  eighth  judicial   circuit 222 

common  pleas  judge  in  fourth  common  pleas  district,  second  subdivision.  282 
member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twenty-fourth-twenty-sixth  dis- 
trict     228 

representative  in  nineteenth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner < 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors   189 

secretary  of  state 191 

SUN  STROKE - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 - 678 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  INSURANCE  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS  — 

roster  of   » 16 

SUPERINTENDENT  — 

of  arsenal  —  Adjutant  General's  roster 16 

of  flag  room  — See  Adjutant  General's  roster 16 

SUPERVISOR  OF  PUBLIC  PRINTING  AND  BINDING - 

roster  of   17 

SUPERVISORS  OF  ELECIIONS- 

deputy  state  boards  of 188 

SUPREME  COURT  OF  OHIO - 

judges  and  officers  ot 12 

clerk   of   18 

examining  committee  of 12 

reporter  of   18 

reports   distributed 6 

vote  for  judge  of  supreme  court  in  1900 198 

SUPREME  COURT  OF  U.  S.  - 

judges  of  - 88 

SURVEYORS  — See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  67. 

vote  for  — See  Election  Statistics  under  various  counties,  beginning  on  page 286 

SWEET  POTATOES  — 

acres  planted  and  bushels  produced,  1899 C80 


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SYNOVITIS - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 .•-•         •» 

SYPHILIS  — 

deaths  trom,  m  1900 <HB 


T 

TABES  DORSALIS  —  (locomotor  ataxia)  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900  — See  foot  note ••• ••        W6 

TAXES  —  See  Financial  Statistics,  beginning  on  page  — 

paid  by  railroads,  in  1900 • 5*^ 

TEETHING  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 •* 

TELEGRAPHS— 

commissioner  of  .^^ 

lELEPHONE  AND  lELEGRAPH  COMPANIES  — 

incorporated  during  year '•^ 

TENTH  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  congressman  in *^ 

TENTH  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 223 

TESTAMENTARY  LETTERS  — 

numoer  issued  ^^ 

f 
TETANUS  — Lock  Jaw—   , 

deaths  from,  m  1900  — See  foqt  note W6 

miRD  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICl' —  First  Subdivision  — 

vote  for  congressman  in ' "- 

THIRD   EQUALIZATION    DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 228 

THIRD  JUDICIAL  ClRCUI'l  - 

vote  for  judge  in "" 

THIRTEENTH  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  in,  1900 "" 

THIRTEENTH  EQUALIZAlION  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 2» 

THIRTIETH   EQUALIZATION   DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in • 229 

THIRTY-FIRST  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 280 

THIRTY-SECOND  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  - 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 230 

THIRTY-THIRD  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT- 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 280 

THROAT  -  DISEASES  OF  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 '*** 

•1 HRUSH  —  Apthse  - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 '•'         *^ 


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TIMES  OF  HOLDING  - 

common  pl^s  and  circuit  courts  in  1901 771 

lOBACCO  — 

acres  planted  and  pounds  produced,  1899 618 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 1 554 

TOLEDO  — 

city  board  of  elections  of 141 

vote  of,   for  secretary  of  state,  1900,   governor,  1809,   and  secretary  of  state,   1886, 

compared,    totals    353 

TOLEDO  HOSPITAL - 

trustees  and  officers  of 85 

TOnSiLITIS  —  Quinsy  - 

deaths  from,  in  ISOQ— See  foot  note 682 

TOTAL  VOTE  — 

cast  in  state,  in  1900,  by  counties 206 

in  1899,  by  counties 206 

TOWNSHIPS - 

number  of,  in  state,  in  1900 441 

vote  in  various  cotmties,  beginning  on  page 234 

TREASURER  OF  STAIE- 

roster  of,    office  of 10 

TREASURERS  —  See  County  Officers,  beginning  on  page  57. 

vote  for  —  See  Election  Statistics,  under  various  counties,  beginning  on  page 235 

IRICHINOSIS- 

deaths  from,    in  1900 685 

TRUMBULL  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of , 132 

county  officers  of 82 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of • 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 123 

vote   for  county   officers 421 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1889,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showmg  gains  and   losses 418 

circuit  judge  in  seventh  judicial  circuit 222 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  twenty-third  district 228 

representative  in  nineteenth  congressional  district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 190 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary  of  state 191 

TUBERCULAR  DISEASES  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 640 

TUBERCULAR  MENINGITIS  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 640 

TUBERCULAR  PERIToNITIS- 

deaths  from,    in   1900 640 

TUBERCULOSIS  MESENTERIC^  —  Consumption  of  bowels  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 640 

TUMORS  OF  BRAIN - 

deaths  from,    in  1900 •. 646 


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TUMORS  -  OVARIAN - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 <B7 

TUMORS  —  UTERINE  - 

deaths  from,    in   1900 667 

TUSCARAWAS  COUNTY  — 

children's   home   of 132 

county  officers  of ! 8S 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 123 

vote   for   county   officers 423 

secreUry  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,    by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 421 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighteenth-nineteenth  district.  227 

representative   in   seventeenth   congressional   district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner , 19© 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary  of  state ^..  191 

TWENTIETH  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  in 218 

TWENTIETH-TWENTY-SECOND  EQUALIZATION    DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 227 

TWENTY-FIFTH  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 229 

TWENTY-FIRST  CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  in 218 

TWENTY-FOURTH-TWENTY-SIXTH   EQUALIZATION   DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 228 

TWENTY-SEVENTH-TWENTY-NINTH  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT  — 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  rn 229 

TWENTY-THIRD  EQUALIZATION  DISTRICT - 

vote  for  member  board  of  equalization  in 828 

TYPHOID  FEViiR- 

deaths  from,    in  1900 029 

TYPHUS  FhVER- 

dcaths.from,    in   1900 029 

TYPHUS  ICTERODE  (Yellow  Fever)  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note. 682 


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ULCERS  OF  STOMACH  — 

deaths    from,    in    1900 (SS 

UNION  COUNT\  — 

children's   home   of 1S2 

county  officers  of 83 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 224 


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UNION  COUNTY  — Concladcd. 

vote   for   county   officers *... , 426 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  gorcrnor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 4^4 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirteenth  district 226 

representative  in  eighth  congressional   district "214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner » 199 

judge  of  supreme  court... 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential   electors   189 

secretary  of  state 191 

UNION  REFORM  PARTY  PLATFORM  —  National  and  sUtc  — 

campaign   of  190O 167 

UNITED  STATES - 

circuit  and  district  court  of  Ohio  —  northern  district 88 

southern    district ^ 

court  of  appeals  —  sixth  judicial  circuit 41 

representatives  in  fifty-sixth   congress 62 

senators   from   Ohio 62 

supreme   court  —  judges   of 88 

UNIVERSITY  — 

Miami  —  trustees,    etc 27 

Ohio  —  trustees,   etc &6 

Ohio   State  — trustees,    etc 26 

Wilberforcc  —  trustees,     etc 28 

URINARY  ORGANS  — Class  III,  Order  6  — 

deaths  from  diseases  of,  in  1900 666 

recapitulation    600 

URINE - 

retention  of,  deaths  from,   in  1900 666 

UTERINE  HEMORRHAGE - 

aeaths  from,    in  1900 664 

UTERINE  TUMORS - 

deaths  from,   in  1900 « 667 


V 

VALUATION  OF  RAILROAD  PROPERTY  — 

summary  of  for  1900 608 

VALVULAR  DISEASES  OF  HEART  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900 647 

VAN  WERT  COUNTY  - 

county  officers  of 88 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of : 124 

vote   for   county   officers 427 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,    1898,    by 

precmcts,   showing  gains  and  losses 426 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district.. 230 

representative  in  fifth  congressional  district 213 


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VAN  WERT  COUNTY  — Concluded. 
state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common   schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 190 

judge  of  supreme  court 186 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary   of   state 191 

VARIOLA  (Smallpox)  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900  — See  foot  note .* 6S2 

VARIOLOID  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900— See  foot  note 632 

VETERINARY  EXAMINERS  — 

state   board   of 22 

VINTON  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 132 

county  officers  of 84 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  p^ace  of 125 

*          vote    for   county   officers 428 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and  secretary  of  state,  '1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 427 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  eighth  district 224 

representative   in   eleventh    congressional    district 21* 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors   189 

secretary  of  state Iffl 

VIOLENT  DEATHS-Qass  V.  Orders  1  and  2 673 

recapitulation    677 

VITAL  AND  NOSOLOGICAL  STATISTICS  — For  year  ending  March  31.  1900  — 

deaths  at  each  age  during  the  year 679 

by  months   623 

during  year  by  counties,  giving  color  and  sex 621 

cause  of  —  Class  I  —  Zymotic  diseases,   etc 627 

Order  1  —  Miasmatic,     infectious,     contagious    and    epi- 
demic     627 

Order  2  —  Enthetic    ,  683 

Order  3  —  Dietic    686 

Order  4 — Parasitic    636  ■' 

recapitulation    636 

II  —  Constitutional    688 

Order  1  —  Diathetic    638 

Order  2  —  Tubercular     640 

recapitulation    642 

III  —  Local    648 

Order  1 — Nervous   system 643 

Order  2  —  Organs  of  circulation 647 

Order  3  —  Respiratory    organs 649 

Order  4  —  Digestive   organs '661 

Order  5  —  Urinary    organs 656 

Order  6  —  Generative  organs 667 

Order  7  —  Organs  of  locomotion ^ 658 

Order  8  —  Integumentary    system 650 

recapitulation    600 

IV  —  Developmental    664 

Order  1  —  Developmental  diseases  of  adults  (women)....  664 


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VITAL  AND  N060I«0GICAI^  STATISTICS— Concluded. 

Order  2  — Old   age 664 

Order  8  —  Developmental  diseases  of  children 666 

Order  4  — •  Developmental   diseases  of  nutrition 668 

recapitulation    669 

V  —  Violent  deaths 671 

Order.  1  —  Accident  or  negligence 671 

Order  2  —  Other  violent  deaths 676 

recapitulation    677 

inquests,  number  of,  in  1900 

nativity  of  persons  deceased 689 

occupations  of  persons  deceased 606 

social  relations  of  persons  deceased 6Sft 

VOMITING  BLOOD  -  (Haematamesis)  — 

deaths  from,   in  1900 668 

VOTE  IN  1900  — 

See  Election  Statistics,  beginning  on  page 186 

VOTE  FOR- 

various  county  officers  —  See  Election  Statistics  under  various  counties,  beginning 

on  page   23& 

VOTE  — OF  CERTAIN  CITIES  IN  1900- 

Akron    416 

Canton 4J1 

Cincinnati    818 

Cleveland    276 

Columbus    ' 294 

Dayton    874 

Springfield    268 

Toledo  868 

VOTING  PRECINCTS  — 

number  of,  in  Ohio,  in  1900 441 


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WAREHOUSES  — 

built  during  year 709 

WARREN  COUNTY - 

children's   home   of 182 

county  officers  of ^ 84 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 125 

vote   for   county   officers 480 

secretary  of  state,   1900,   governor,  1899,   and  secretary  of  state,   1898,   by 

precincts,   showing  gains  and  losses 429 

circuit  judge  in  first  judicial  circuit 219 

common  pleas  judge  in  second  common  pleas  district,  third  subdivision.  281 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  second-fourth  district 223 

representative  in   sixth   congressional    district 218 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner   common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential   electors    189 

secretary  of  state 191 


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WASHINGTON    COUNTY 

children's  home  of  18S 

county  officers  of  84 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of '. 126 

vote  for  county  officers 482 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 

cincs,  showing  gains  and  losses 430 

circuit  judge  in  fourth  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  ninth-fourteenth  district 235 

representative  in  fifteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools * 197 

dairy  and  food   commis^oner .' 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary    of   state 191 

WAVNE   COUNTY- 

children's  home  of 188 

CO  mty  officers  of  85 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 126 

vote   for  county   officers 434 

secretary   of   state,   1900,   governor,   1899,   and   secretary   of   state,   1898,   by 

precincts,  showing  gains  and  losses 4SS 

circuit  judge  in  fifth  judicial  circuit  221 

member  decennial  board  cf  equalization  in  seven teenth-twentyeighth  district  227 

representative  in  seventeenth  congressional  district 217 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 197 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 198 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors   189 

secretary    of   state 191 

WEAPONS  -CONCEALED  - 

prosecutions  for  carrying  781 

WHEAT  - 

acres  sown  and  bushels  produced,  1899 510 

acres  sown   for   1900   510 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 586 

WHOOPtNG   COUGH  — 

deaths  from,  in  1900 681 

WILLS - 

admitted  to  probate 616 

WILBERFORCE   UNIVERSITY  - 

trustees  ^nd  officers  of 28 

WILLIAMS   COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of   '. 85 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 126 

vote  for  county  officers 436 

secretary   of  state.   1900,   governor,    1899,   and   secretary   of   state,   1896,   by 

precincts,    showing    gains    and    losses 485 

1                            circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial   circuit 221 

I                           member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-second  district 230 

I                           representative  in  fifth  congressional  district 213 

^  state  officers,  1900  — 

,                                     commissioner  common  schools  191 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 196 

member  board  of  public  works 196 

presidential    electors    180 

secretary   of   state ,  191 


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WINE- 

gallons  pressed  in  1899 < 590 

WOMB -INFLAMMATION    OF — 

deaths   from,   in  1 1900 657 

WOMEN  -  DEVELOPMENTAL   DISEASES   OF  — 

deaths  from,   in   1900  —  recapitulation 664 

WOOD   COUNTY  — 

county  officers  of  * 85 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of 127 

vote  for  county  officers *38 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 436 

circuit  judge  in  sixth  judicial  circuit 221 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-third  district 280 

representative  in  ninth  congressional  district 214 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner  common  schools 197 

dairy   and   food   commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court 193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors   189 

secretary  of  state ' 191 

WOOL- 

pounds  produced  in  1899 506 

comparative  table  for  eight  years 565 

WORKS  - 

board  of  public  works,  roster  of 11 

vote  for  member  of,  1900 194 

WORKSHOPS   AND    FACTORIES 

inspector   of    18 

WORMS  - 

deaths  from,  in  1900 .' 635 

WYANDOT   COUNTY  — 

county,  officers  of  86 

deputy  state  supervisors  of  elections  of 144 

justices  of  the  peace  of  127 

▼ote  for  county  officers  ..., 440 

secretary  of  state,  1900,  governor,  1899,  and  secretary  of  state,  1898,  by  pre- 
cincts, showing  gains  and  losses 489 

circuit  judge  in  third  judicial  circuit 220 

member  decennial  board  of  equalization  in  thirty-first  district 230 

representative  in  thirteenth  congressional  district 216 

state  officers,  1900  — 

commissioner    common    schools 197 

dairy  and  food  commissioner 199 

judge  of  supreme  court   193 

member  board  of  public  works 195 

presidential  electors  189 

secretary  of  state 191 


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recapitulation    • 086 


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