Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad

THE C. R. & M. ROAD.

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To the business Men and Citizens of Muncie:

We, the undersigned, view with alarm the rapid diminution of our natural gas supply and recognition that increase railroad facilities are Muncie's greatest need. Roads to the coal fields are absolutely necessary if Muncie shall retain its factories. The proposed Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie railroad will, through its southern connections, lead to the coal fields of Ohio and West Virginia. We earnestly recommend that the appropriation asked by that railroad be voted to it on Thursday, May 10th.

Ball Bros.' Glass M'fg. Co., F. C. Ball, President.

J. C. Johnson,

Jas. Boyce,

Hemingray Glass Co., By R. G. Hemingray, President.

C. H. Over,

Palmer Steel and Iron Co.,

American Window Glass Co. No. 10,

Whitely Malleable Castings Co.,

Republic Iron & Steel Co.,

C. Hanika & Sons, Architectural Iron Works, C. Hanika, President

Midland Steel Company, J. R. Wiek, Secretary.

J. H. Smith Co., By W. W. Hamilton, Secretary and Treasurer.

Port Glass Works, J. W. Port, President.

Muncie Pulp Company, By H. Blackman, President.

J. I. Humphreys, of Muncie Glass Works.

Muncie Foundry and Machine Co., By W. C. Sampson, Secretary.

Henry J. Keller,

Ontario Silver Company, By E. G. Clarke.

Eug. Vatet,

Glasscock Bros.' M'fg. Company,

William H. Oxtoby,

W. R. Snyder,

Meeks' Handle Works,

Consumers' Paper Company, By R. E. Evans, President.

Magic Packing Company, By W. A. Sampson, President.

Geo. H. Rohrs, of Rohrs Bros.' & Bath, Dry Goods.

Chas. B. Fudge.