The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-22
GARY NEWS

GARY NEWS
train load of Buick automobiles
went through over the Lake Shore yes
to-day afternoon bound for Mime
apolis.
Ingwald Moe expects to begin the
first of next week the erection Of Nor
ris Kahan's business building as well
as his own.
Mr.. Hyman's little daughter was en-
rolled In Teacher Cuillen's room yester-
day morning It was just a week since
she left her school work IN Joliet
The postof1ce IS closed today on ac-
count OF Washington's birthday Most
of us would not have known OF the
event had not Uncle sam left orders
that his employees might close.
The two remaining foreign families
OF the dozen who were ordered TO move
to make room for the construction OF
the company's gas plant. have moved.
These expect to move this morning.
]. a. Colosimo, the fruit dealer near
the Broadway bridge has purchased the
shanty recently vacated by c. c. Moody
near Euclid avenue. He expects TO
move it onto the property he recently
purchased in South Gary.
''Bnly" Westergreen our local auth
ority on shooting and hunting, reports
several large hocks Of Wild geese flying
northward This is regarded as good
evidence that the heavier portion Of
the winter is passed in as much as
the wild goose follows quite closely
the retreating Of winter toward the
north in the spring.
Messrs. fischer, Gibson and Black
spent the larger portion Of yesterday
afternoon in taking a cursory inven-
tory of the different holdings in Gary
Mr.. Black is the county assessor, Mr.
Gibson our township assessor and Mr.
Fischer is an experienced man in the
same line, from Hammond. They ex-
pect to meet with Counsel Haynie for
the Steel corporation early next week
and 60 over the assessment of tho hold
ings and improvements here.
James II. Hyman, cashier of the Gary
Land company, spent yesterday in
South Chicago and the down town
Offices. He IS completing arrangements
for the handling OF the Steel company
checks through the Land Office. This
will assist materially the work Of pay
ing off the large number Of men ON
ployed by the Steel company and will
relieve Chief Clerk A NJ Roberts of a
large amount Of detail work that has
been crowded upon him.
The engineers in charge OF the water
works system report their work so we'll
along that they expect TO be able to
furnish water to the business and resi-
dence houses within a month. The
water will be taken from deeply driven
wells located at the West end of Fifth
avenue. A temporary pumping station
has been located there and the mach
inery is being rapidly installed. This
temporary system will take care of the
needs of the community until the larger
and permanent system Is ready for use
which will probably be some eighteen
months yet.
James T frost the enterprising
deputy sheriff from Hammond filed
complaint in a justice court here this
afternoon, had a warrant issued and
arrested Walter Sasadinski from south
of the Michigan Central, on a charge
of running without a license. Sasadin-
ski was to have been railroaded
through trial without opportunity for
defense whatever but Attorney Hart az
the request OF a friend of Sasadinskfe
insisted on proper handling OF the
matter. 1t seems that the man hat
paid for his licenses from the first OF
February but through no fault of his
they had not been delivered to hin
as yet. Some resentment is expressed
on account of the apparent outside IN
reference where unwarranted. Had the
arrest been of any one of the men who
sell without a license in Gary close K
Gibson. or anywhere else there coulC