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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
Inspectors to Make Report
ON Condition of Lake
County Waterways.
NICK KAHL, THE PIONEER
Agitation However, Hits Higher
Spots and Reform Will Come
in Time.

There IS something doing along the
Calumet in the bridge line and the
prospects are that at the end of the
year 1907 navigation on the stream
which is a United States highway will
be unhampered
Inspectors were on the river last
week inspecting the bridges, and while
they did not definitely state which
bridges We're condemned, they said
that some were not being operated ac-
cording to law and that the Indiana
Harbor bridge was constructed contrary
to the specifications of the United
States navigation laws
The agitation for better navigation
on the Calumet was started by Captain
Nick Kahl and the latter has tried his
utmost to interest the department in
the affairs, and says that he will not
rest until Hammond and the other
towns and cities get the bridges which
they are entitled to. In making the
inspection, however, the inspectors
work Independently of Mr. KahI. saw
ing that they We're sent out by their
department.
In addition to the inspection there is
consideration now of building a new
and up to date bridge over the Calu-
met on Kennedy avenue near the
Grasselh Chemical works. In case it
materializes the work will be taken
up by the county and the two rail-
roads, the Indiana Harbor and the
Chicago. Lake Shore and South Bend.
The proposition thus far is for jack
knife bridge, high and broad. well
equipped with lights and signals. The
signals are to be placed a half mile on
either SIDE of the bridge and are to
work automatically. thus giving the
train men ample time to heed the
warning when. the bridge is open.
Electricity IS to be the operative pow
er of the new structure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
NO MORE MARRIAGE LICENSES
TO BE ISSUED IN HAMMOND
Clerk Wheeler So Observation-Disclosures
said To BE the QuarreIing of Justices
over Who is TO Get 1.-The Trade"

After today there Will he no more
marriage licenses issued In Hammond
Miss Carrie Miles. who is in reality
the deputy superior court clerk, but has
acted deputy county clerk in the fS-
Suances OF marriage licenses. will uuit
that branch of her duties this after
noon The occasion is said to be the
quarreliag of the justices of the pence
over who Is TO get ''the trade" The
news has come as a great shock TO
the justices of the peace and TO the
occupants of the court house I'm gener-
nj, but according to Clerk Wheeler, his
decision is irrvOcabIe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
ONE FINGER;
ONE BUCK
Marriers Indicate Their
Price With Their
Digits.
JUDGE CARTER IS WISE.
Hires Understudy to Take Care of
0yerfow-Grist is
Great.

Justice Of the Peace r. w Carter
has had the assistance Of an extra
lieutenant today who made ii his busi-
ness 10 steer out of town marrying
couples to the offices of the old justice.
The functionary is John Taylor. who
expecting a final rush on the marriage
mill in Hammond, gave his assist tance.
AS a "stearer'' Mr.. Taylor is there with
the goods having successfully taken
away couples that came from Chicago
purposely to be married by Judge w.
w Mcmahon or JustiGe of the Peace
William Jordan.
When Justice Carter was not busy
tying the knots he stood on the street
steps of his Office "hagging" couples.
Being only in office since the last
election. the justice is only starting in
business and consequently cannot af-
ford to have a regiment of steers
The work Of Tagging" or steering"
falls on his own shoulders and only
on exceptional days like today has he
an emergency lieutenant.
1t has not been made public how
large "divy" Mr.. Taylor, the "emer-
gency." was getting today. but from
the price list it could not have been
very high as Justice Carter was seen
to hold up one finger presumely mean
ing 81 to a suspicious looking couple.
But even at the rate Of twenty five
cents a couple the emergency was able
TO knock out q good days wages. yes.
almost salary.
Mr.. Taylor is. so to speak. on trial
today and the probabilities are that he
win be retained as staff man here
after.
In order to land the couples bait
is thrown out TO them and with it goes
n disinfectant. The bait is one finger
meaning 81 and the disinfectant is
Don't be married in police station.
One couple who came down the street
and who was @fagged" as it passed the
south entrance of the Rimbach build
ing. was surprised and the prospective
Bridegroom asked:
who's de ole guy and what's he
want? Is that de way dey does here?
How does he know We're goin' to be
married?" He was told that de ole
guy" could scent 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31

for the Vanderbilt systems Only two
yards in the country are larger than
those at Gibson and none OF them are
better equipped or built on more re-
cent engineering principles.
Much Has Been Accomplished.
A site for the Bethlehem Steel works
is still pending. The Glucose works in
the fourth ward. a $1,000 600 enterprise.
are under construction The entrance
of another street car line. the Chicago
Lake Shore and South Bend street rail-
way company through Hammond and
the northern part of Lake county are
among the closing years achievements.
The completion OF the Chicago, Gin
cinnati & Louisville railroad through
Lake county and Hammond were un-
dertaken in 1906.
In the meantime those factories
which were here in the beginning OF
the year have continued to work with
out interruption and in many instances
expanded. In East Chicago additions
were made to the big factories while
in Whiting the year Is making a sue
cessful close despite minor labor
troubles that sprung up there at times.
An evidence OF the farmers pros
perity (and advancement is the fact
that the telephone is being installed in
many rural homes A few minutes talk
with any farmer will convince one that
he is satisfied with the year 1906.
| Increase I'm Realty Values.
While such tremendous strides were
being taken in the Industrial field. busi-
, ness In real estate circles has pros
pered accordingly and 1t is safe TO say
that in some portions of the Calumet
region the price OF real estate has in
creased 200 per cent. With the close
of the year everybody who owned prop
erty or had money TO buy it turned
speculator and for a time the territory
was wild with the speculation fever.
Although real estate is still booming
IT is in a healthy condition and con-
Quoted along conservative lines.
Aside from the business that has been
disposed of during the past year. the
private life of the average person has
had its quota of pleasure, instead OF
being devoted to q series of sorrows
as has been the case in some neighbor-
hoods where whole communities have
been visited with calamity or catas-
trophe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
MAT BoNEY TO OPEN SALOON.
Has Taken Out Thfrty-Six Licenses
Since He Has Been In Business.

Mat Boney Of Crown Point has de-
cided TO start a saloon in the quarters
on Holman street recently vacated by
Frank Lyons. Mr.. Boney has been in
the business all his life and claims to
have taken out thirty-six licenses. He
has been very successful in Crown
Point and believes that he can make
a success of the business in this city in
spite Of the large number of competi-
tors. Mr.. Boney has not yet secured
his license but Will do so when the
board meets again and expects TO be
doing business by Feb. /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
CHEERED On
HIS WAY
Banquet Given at Crown
Point for Sheriff Chas.
J. Daugherty.
THIRTY GUESTS PRESENT
Excellent Menu and Spirit of Good
Fellowship Makes Occasion
Memorial One,
(specinI to Lake County Times).

Thirty guests sat down to one of the
most enjoyable dinners ever given in
Crown Point, at the Commercial hotel
last evening the event being in honor
of Sheriff Charles J. DaHgherty, whose
term of Office ends next Tuesday. Those
present were friends and associates of
Mr.. Daugherty during his official ca
reer. and their presence was a fitting
testimonial of the popular esteem in
which he is held. An especially good
dinner was enjoyed and throughout the
various courses. an orchestra discoursed
popular music.
Feast Gastromic Triumph.
The following was the menu:
Cream of Tomota Soup Consomme.
Consomme
Roast Turkey. oyster Stuf1ng.
Cranberry Sauce. Currant Jelly.
Mashed Potatoes Celery. Cream Corn.
Pickles. olives. Cheese.
Apple. Mince and Cranberry Pie.
Lemon Sherbet. Cake.
Coffee and Cigars.
After justice had been done to the
good things, County Clerk Wheeler
arose and in a few well chosen words
of honor and presented him with a
massive silver candlabra, as a souvenir
of the occasion. Mr.. Dougherty re
sponded appropriately, after which the
guests adjourned to the parlors of the
hotel and the balance of the evening
was spent in social intercourse.
Much credit for the success of the
affair is due to the management of the
Commercial hotel and to Judge Mich
olsen, who had charge of the arrange
ments.
Those present were: Sheriff Daugh-
erty Deputy Sheriff John Agnew
Clerk H. H. Wheeler Judge W. c. Nc
Mahan, Treasurer L E. Bailey, Deputy
Treasurer John Graves, Recorder H. E
Jones. Auditor Chas. A. Johnson. Geo
W. Fisher, H. 3. Nicholson, C W. All
man. Maurice Mckenzie. ex-Sheriff B
F. Hayes W. H. Hayward. F. B. Krim-
bill. F. f. Farley, R. H Kfborn. A A
Bibler. A A. Sauerman, F. B. Pattee
Chas. H. Meeker. ". L. Altman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
Couples Throng the Streets
and Frenzied Matrimon-
ial Agents Hustle.
RECORD IS %
13 Couples Are Tied Up Before 2
o'clock and the Ring Rush
Is Yet to Come.

The marriage mill is grinding out
ground out before and up to two
o'clock thirteen men and thirteen wo-
men were united in holy matrimony
The record was set the day before
Thanksgiving when twenty-three pairs
of happy young people took each other
for better or worse As the rush
usually comes late in the afternoon and
the evening the number that have al
ready secured licenses is remarkably
large and it is expected that the rec
ord VIII be smashed to smithereens be-
fore the day is over
The streets are full of strange young
couples who betray the obvious pur-
pose of their visit and it seems as
though every occupant of the court
house from the captains of the police
TO the janitor are busy helping to reap
the rich harvest.
Not a train or a street car comes in
from Chicago but it bears a couple or
two who have heard of Hammond as a
Gretna Green and have decided to try
their luck here. They may be seen
on the streets everywhere and are OF
all ages. colors and nationalities.
At the court house "frenzied matri-
monial agents would best describe
those who look to the mill" for a
large part OF their income. The run
ners are standing on almost every
corner looking up and down the
streets and suddenly one of them will
make a dash in the direction of some
lively couple that has just rounded
the corner and if his position
has been lucky one and he
sees that he can beat the man on the
other corner to it. he Is happy.
Where the matter Will end is a de-
bateable question and the rivalry is
getting SO strong that there will prob
ably be some amusing sights before the
rush is over. For a while a sense OF
/ propriety was allowed to goven the
manner of approaching a couple. but
now sthe word seems to be that all is
/ fair in war and the chase for couples
and the bars have been let down to
stay
Before today it was thought to be
unwise to tackle a subject until after
they have secured their license. but
now it is merely Il saw it first. It's
mine"
The runners are growing boldeI
every hour and 1t is question whether
| Judge Mcmahon can hold his owr
against the aggressive policies inau-
gurated by Judges Jordan and Carter
/ + The competition was never stronger
and 1t remains to be seen who will be
/ the winner in the end. Why New
Years should be a popular day for be
/ ginning a career of married life is
ber6 70 understand bur the figures
/ speak for themselves.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
SPEECH OF THE TOWN
PUMP.

eyes, ii stands ON me printed.
made In Germany and its true,
de fatherIand ISIS my mudderIand,
but I'm back fon de ole country
and 1 am gOin' to stay" said the
, old town pump to a group of
friends early this morning.
II dink;" continued the pump,
, 'my return iss timely consider
} ing dat we hat 1907 tomorrow.
Dis iss de time wen / haf many
frfends-nOt tonight, but tomor-
row. On New Years eve / am
always filled up wit IoneKome-
, ness for few come TO see me.
Dat iss because dey want to see
me tomorrow nnd de whole year
through. Dose who ere not at
home In dare family circles forg-
ing resolutions ere sOmevyare
} ceIebratin' de fest, .Mounting on
de waterwagon.' Most of dose
who celebrate dis fest need help
} and everybody turns out who can
TO help won anudder.
"Dis fest is celebrated ware
) ever New Years comes, only I'm
different countries IT is called
! different names. For instance,
) along de Rhein dey calls it de
.Brunnen Walfartb," which
I, means in AngIish, sDe Pilgrim
} age to de WeII,' and yust like
the falling from de vaterbuggy
! I'm dis country iss fest so Ii iss
along de Rhine. Oats ware dey
get de German probverb from,
) DE jug goes so long 10 de well
It'll IL brakes Anyway, / tink
dey get it dare.
Tonight are made many reso-
IutiOns and before you go you
may take desc along. IL you are
D a husband, resolve dat from to-
morrow on you viii tell your
wife ware you baf been wen you
come home late, because she will
find IL ont anyway. III yOu are
a wife make up your mind never
D TO ask You husband ware he
been so long I'm de night; he
won't tell you anyway.
"Now every won Of us should
resolve TO berry de Iiddie ham
D tGeT ana 0e nalcAcN anu uc 3As
too, and on de odder hand, If you
Iff In Hammond or In Lake
county or in de Calumet region,
resolve dat hereafter you win
ware de booster button.
.1f you ere goin' now and In
case / don't see you tomorrow, I
4 want to wish you and your
friends and dare friends a happy
new year.
"somedIngE doing by the
; weather yet, PEmpernIekle, yezs
D Cloudy toniGhtl colder; mini
D mum temperature about 25 de-
. grees; Tuesday generally fair
o and colder.
AAA - = = Q . = = = = =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
NORTHWESTERN
CHANGES HANDS
Ryan People Purchase Car
and Locomotive Plant
at Hegewisch.
WILL REJUvENATE It
New Owners to Run Concern in Most
Modern and Enterprising
Manner.

There seems to be great activity
among the builders of cars in this
vicinity, the latest report being that
the Ryan Car company has purchased
the plant of the Northwestern Car &
Locomotive company at Hegewisch. and
will rejuvenate the old plant.
This report, together with the plans
of the Standard Steel Car company
to build a $1,000. 900 plant in this city,
and the announcement that the Pull
man Car company would soon erect a
SIS. 600, 900 one probably near or at
Pullman, indicates that this is TO be
the greatest car building center of the
world.
The following is the announcement
regarding the plans of the Ryan com
pany:
Ryan COmpany's Plans.
The Ryan Car company has bought
the plant of the Northwestern Car &
Locomotive company at Hegewfsch, the
consideration not being given out. The
property was valued at s150,000 to
100000. The new owners will put on
more steam and run the plant in the
most modern and enterprising manner.
The plant includes a lease on twenty
The plant has a capacity of ten to if
/ teen freight cars day and four to FIVE
! locomotives a month. The officers of
the company include: President. VIII
/ liam NJ. Ryan; vic president and
1 treasurer, ]. NJ. Hopkins, and secre-
tary, w w Darrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31

The Lake County Times tomorrow
will Issue no regular edition. However,
recognizing the great local interest
that is being taken in the pugiIistic con-
test for the lightweight championship
OF the world between Joe Cans Of BaIti-
more and kid Herman of Chicago, it
will announce from the Fs.'uS>- street
entrance OF the office, bulletins detailing
the progress of the battle and mt the
close of the same VIII publish an ex-
ira declaring the decision and the fun
particulars. Arrangements have been
made to distribute this extra through
cut the Calumet region and rs far north
as seth street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
SLIPS, FAILS AND BREAKS LEG

Saturday morning at 1 o'clock Al
bert Sturn Of SSoss Nackinaw street.
South Chicago, sustained a fracture
of the left leg by falling down the
steps at the corner of Green Bay and
Harbor avenues. He was attended by
a local physician and removed 10 the
South Chicago hospital in police am
Nulance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
HAMMOND INFANT DIES.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hammond, 42 Mason street, died yes
terday afternoon from congestion OF
the lungs The baby was eleven days
old. His funeral this afternoon will be
private.
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The Financial News in The Lake
County Times is not only the latest, but
s. authentic.
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Ring out old shapes of foul disease;
King out the narrowing lust of gOldJ
Ring out the thousand wars of old,
Ring in the thousand years of peace.
Ring In the valiant man and free,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring In the Christ that is TO be.
by Alfred, Lord TennysOn.
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