. La rassegna ferroviaria di strada . mp; Wapakoneta Electric Railway Company isbing organizzato bv B. C. Faurot e Edmond - Metheany, Lima. Theline toccherà St. Marys, New Bremen e Piqua. Ironto.v, O.-R. T. McDonald, di New York, che possiede l'impianto di illuminazione localelettrica, ha acquistato per 20,000 dollari la Ferrovia di Ironton & Peters-burg Street. La strada verrà modificata in elettrica. Cincinnati, o - J. H. Charles Smith è avvocato di John T. Adamsand Henry Bushman, e di altri capitalisti orientali che contemplano la costruzione di una ferrovia elettrica attraverso Mt. Airy, Groesbeck, Bevis e Venezia. Xenia, o - The Springf

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. The street railway review . mp; Wapakoneta Electric Railway Company isbeing organized bv B. C. Faurot and Edmond - Metheany, Lima. Theline will touch St. Marys, New Bremen and Piqua. Ironto.v, O.—R. T. McDonald, of New York, who owns the localelectric lighting plant, has purchased for $20, 000 the Ironton & Peters-burg Street Railway. The road will be changed to electric. Cincinnati, O —J. H. Charles Smith is attorney for John T. Adamsand Henry Bushman, and other eastern capitalists who contemplatebuilding an electric railway through Mt. Airy, Groesbeck, Bevis andVenice. Xenia, O—The Springfield, Cedarville, Clifton & Jamestown Elec-tric Railway Company has been granted a franchise through ClarkeCounty. Work must be begun by July, 1S96, and completed in sixmonths YoUNGsrowN, O.—^Franchises for additional extensions to Poland andNorth Lima have been granted the Park & Falls Electric Railway Com-pany. The line is to be 14 miles long and will carry the product oflarge coal mines and fruit farms.. LNiloose there, will er. The old mares willin, but Im blowed if1 goin to let her haul a street car for an^ body. 512 (^W?iectjailM^9e^^ Cincinnati, O.—The Cincinnati Street Railway Company at itsannual meeting re-elected its board of directors and increased its capitalto $11, 000, 000. The annual report showed a surplus of $73, 000 afterpaying all operating expenses and dividends. Canton, O.—A new company to build an electric line between Can-ton and Akron is being organized b3 William Hoover, New Berlin ;Lew Smith, Greentown; Milo White, Springfield; W. H. Nees, Union-town, and William A. Lynch, Canton. Akro.v, O.—His negotiations for the purchase of the Akron StreetRailway having failed, John H. Drake, of Philadelphia, Pa., proposesto build new lines and extensions of the Akron & Cuyahoga Falls RapidTransit Company, in which he is interested. Cincinnati, O.—The Martin Cable Street Railway Company, operat-ing the Sycamore Street line, has, through its attor

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