. The street railway review . iance, O —Hon. John W. Winn is interel^ted in a proposed trol-ley road. Lima, O.—The Lima Electric Railway has secured an ordinance forextensions. Elyria, C) —James L. Mauldin, Cleveland, has secured franchises foran electric line to Loraiti. Massillon,0.—The Canton & Wooster Railway Company has beenincorporated with $10,000 capital. Newark, O.—Robert De Bois, an attorney of Columbus, is lookingafter the Columbus & Newark Electric Road. Ycungstown, O-—The Park & Falls Electric Railway is reported asintending to build to tlie coal fields, S miles south of here. War
. The street railway review . iance, O —Hon. John W. Winn is interel^ted in a proposed trol-ley road. Lima, O.—The Lima Electric Railway has secured an ordinance forextensions. Elyria, C) —James L. Mauldin, Cleveland, has secured franchises foran electric line to Loraiti. Massillon,0.—The Canton & Wooster Railway Company has beenincorporated with $10,000 capital. Newark, O.—Robert De Bois, an attorney of Columbus, is lookingafter the Columbus & Newark Electric Road. Ycungstown, O-—The Park & Falls Electric Railway is reported asintending to build to tlie coal fields, S miles south of here. Warren, O.—The Trumbull Electric Railroad Company has beengranted a franchise for an electric line from Warren to Leavittsburg. Cleveland, O.—The Wooster, Medina & Cleveland Street Rail-way has been incorporated by L. P. Ohliger, J. R. Simmerman andothers. War REN, O.—The Trumbull Electric Railroad Company has acceptedthe franchise granted by the County Commissioners and will file a$10,000 Could ye direct nie to Fat in Hqwly Moscsl The devils got liouldof me trunk an is huiitin a bigger placeto pull nie through that crack in thestrate. Savannah, O.—T. Y. McCray and Nelson Ozier. Mansfield, areworking on an electric railway project from Wellington to Mansfield,touching this place. Akron, O.—W. A. Lynch, of Canton, and the Canton & Massillon Interurban line, are backing the Akron, Bedford and Cleveland inter-urban electric railway. Painesville, O—Hon. Martin Uodge, of Cleveland, has been inter-viewing citizens here about building an electric road from Cooks Cor-ners to Little Mountain. Tiffin, O.—The Tiffin-Fostoria Electric Railway was offered atsheriffs sale August 19 without receiving a bid. About $30,000 hasbeen expended on its construction. Cleveland, O.—The council has extended the time of the Paines-ville, Fairport & Richmond Street Railway franchise to July i, iSy6, forwhich the city receives $i,oco cash. Gallipolis, O.—The Ga
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