The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
Gary News

The jail building is nearly completed
and viii in fact be done by tonight and
awaits the arrival OF the steel cells
which have been ordered.
Mr. Moody formerly If the Falgenau
Construction company. accepted a posi-
tion with the Indiana steel company
and is now one of the corps.
Prayer meeting was held last even
ing in the school house, conducted by
Rev. Stewart. If the interest warrants
It. it will be continued throughout the
winter.
G. d. Manos Of Pennsylvania was
here this morning to close up the deal
for property he has purchased here. He
is familiar with the large steel cities Of
the East and finds them to be exeep-
tionally good for investment.
Mrs. Il. c. Huber was in East Chicago
for a short visit today. Her little
daughter Helen has been there for sew
eral days as result of the slight
wound she received while playing about
a week ago.
Jones & Brillmeyer were granted a
concession for a blacksmith shop yes
> terday and are now erecting the build
ing. It stands just back of the Cold
berg building west of Broadway and
faces towards the river. They expect
to do a general line of smith work in
GLIDING that for the steam shovels
around here.
The surveying and engineer corps for
the Lake Shore & South Bend Railway,
otherwise known as the intcrurban, ar
rived today and began the work Of
running the lines for the intended road.
The company expects to push the con-
struetion of the road as rapidly as pos
sible so that tracks on service may be
established between the towns and
cities along it's lines.
Mr. Hines, of the White City. who
was here yesterday, returned today
with several other friends, one of
whom was Mr.. Beiheld. who is also in
terested in the White City. They are
more and more impressed with the
prospects here and have practically de-
cided to procure grounds for a large
are now working out the details of the
kind of a building to erect.
The school supplies are arriving in
piece-meal and by the end of the week
the entire supply viii probably be here.
The news is being scattered among the
camps that school has started and new
members are coming in daily. A little
persuasion viii undoubtedly have to be
used to convince some of the people
that Indiana's school laws will be en-
forced in the wilds here as well or bet
ter than in the cities lying near here.
VIM. d. Haynie, of Knapp, ,Haynie &
Campbell. the Chicago lawyers who
look after the Steel trusts business In
the west, made short visit here today.
He was reminded Of his years spent in
Deadwood, S. D., back in the eighties,
when he helped to open that country.
The postmaster and he found that they
had worked in that part of Uncle Sam $
domain at the same time, the latter be-
ing in charge of the Indiana schools
on the Sioux reservation at that time.
The school board had a special meet
ing last evening TO take up the ques-
ton of additional quarters for the ex-
ira children that are coming IN. AT
least fifteen new ones have come IN
since the enumeration slightly over a
week ago. A contract was let for the
erection of another building, the same
size as the first, to be erected near the
other one, Both houses will be used
for this season and if found necessary
will be moved about as occasion may
demand for the later seasons. Other
wise, since they are built so that they
can readily be made into we'll arranged
cottages they viii be sold. The. eondi-
lions here are such that there Will be
no difficult in disposing of them at lit
tie or no loss. Both of the teachers at
tended the session.