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New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Havre. sept 6 $50 MA Touraine tFrl. York
ST Michaels sept 5-Napotan Prince tBrD. Naples.
New York
Naples. sept s. 1 p carpathia Br) New York via
Gibraltar Genoa Trieste.
Dainy, Sept 1-Muncaster Castle t3r New York via
Agiers and singapore
River Plate Sept 4-Hostius tBr), New York
Rosario.
Melbourne sept e-Kish CBr). York via St Vincent
V, Sydney.
Smyrna Aug 27-Moraitis Greek via AIeiers
Auckland Sept champion tBr). New via Care
Town, Melbourne.
cape Town Sept 4Aros Castle (f3r} New for Port
Elizabeth.
suez. sept 6-Koranna tBr). and Colombo for
York
Bermuda. Sept 6-Bermudian C3r1. York
Marseilles. sept 5-Italia tBrl. York Naples
Auckland Sept 5-Indraghiri tBrl. New York Mel
bourne and sydney.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
BIG FIFTH AVE. SALE.
PRICE PAID $3.50, 900.
Premises Opposite the Home OF
". X. Vanderbilt

No apartment house or tall building Of any
kind is to be built in the near future on the
premises No 667 TO 67f 9th ave. 60x1o0 feet,
and No. East 53d st. 25x1o0 feet Thus the
residential character of the district is 10 pe
preserved About two months ago a syndicate
OF artists reported TO have purchased the
rropertv for 81. 10000 from Harry J. Luce as
a site for twelve story apartment house Up
TO the time Of that announcement E H Harrl-
man intended to improve the vacant plot at the
northeast corner OF 52d st and 9th ave with
a house for his own occupancy. Owing TO that
report however. he quickly changed his mimi
about building and bought the Heber r. Blshop
house. No. SS1 9th ave, near Goth st.
1t was learned yesterday that the cooperative
apartment house project recently aban-
doned and also that Mr.. Luce has sold his
plot TO Edward Holbrook president of the
Gorham Manufacturing Company, for 81
10000 Mr. Holbrook Was reported to have
purchased the property as an investment Mr..
Luce bought the property In 1905 for SS50,o0.
Mr. Holbrook gave in part payment one of the
l1nodern dwelling houses which he built in sd
Fst-. Just east OF 9TH ave.
The rooms OF the New Jersey-Nev York Real
Estate Exchange We're informally opened yes
t,rday afternoon. Many well known New YORK
and New Jersey brokers and other persons in
terested in realty affairs were present. Otto
T11empneT, president Of the exchange Welconeu
fthe guests.
Among those at the opening were T. P. Wor-
rall. OF the real estate department Of the Nc
ElAdoo tunnel system: Joseph ?. Day, f. w
King. A Y. Gitterman and F w Creighton
Mr. Kempner was asked by a Tribune reporter
IF the report was true that the exchange in
tended TO hold a big meeting in Paterson in the
near future He said that date had been set
Sor such meeting but the next meeting Of the
lexchange MAS likely 10 be held in that city.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yester-
day Joseph P. Day sold in foreclosure No 1870 Sd
eve five story stone front tenement house. with
store on a lot 25x190 feet, to David and Harry
Isrr,u1ann and Sampson H Schwartz. for s2s,600.
The amount due the property was about Se.OOh.
subject 20 a mortgage of $4,000
Samuel Marx sold the right title. etc, which
Never Frank had in the premises No 117 TO 129
East 1I5th St three six story hathouses. on plot
131 sxlO011 feet 10 the Pence Realty Company. for
$500 The same company also paid $500 for the
rfgh. title. etc. Of ". Frank in the premises No.
sel - e79 Lenox ave FIVE six story brick nethouses
with stores. on a plot 1s91ox100 feet The amount
c,e s-as about se,250.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
70 IMPROVE a 18Th STREET HOUSE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings SUperintend-
ent Murphy for renodelling and enlarginE the four
story and basement brownstone house. No Il East
3Sth for Mrs. Charles T Cock. owner.
The improvements. including the Installation of
electric elevator. 10 cost $4,000, according 10
the estimate Of Henry Otis Chapman the architect
Plans have also been filed for remodelling two
old stz.e five story tenement houses at the south
east corner Of nth ave and 37th 81. The improve
raents be made in compliance with the re-
r1uirenents OF the Tenement House Department in
the matter Of better light and ventilation and
70 cost $4,000 The owner is Max Schlesnger and
the architect Louis a. Shenart.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
GETS TITLE TO LARGE JAMAICA TRACT.

the 5th offices of the Ernestus Gulick
company title taken yesterday to property IN
kJamaica consisting Of eight thousand lots
Ifornleriy belonging TO the Matawok Land Com
Fpanv. which sold il 70 a syndicate organized by
Edward = VI. Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, and resod
1T 10 a corporation organized under the name of
Jamaica Estates by Felix Isnlan and Ernestus
s5ulick for the purpose OF developing the estates.
The tract includes many acres of heavily wooded
tplands traversing the of hills adjoining the
built UP Of Jamaica the north and front
fanE for about d mile Hillside
: The keeping intact of such large parcel is due
70 the foresight Of number Of the officials of the
Pennsylvania and Long Island Railroad compa-
MES who purchased it in number of parcels
from the original owners. seeing its possibilities
a future site for park or fine residential dis
1rict. The property was. in fact. selected for
cit~ Park By the New York Park Commission and
recommended by them TO Mayor Mcclellan.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
SAILED

Southampton. Sept 6, m-Amerka Ger. Grom
HambrrgD New York via Clsrlourg
Queenstown q. 1915 a m--Cetc tBrl. from Liver
-oil York.
bordeaux Sept 3-Tricnac Fr) New
81 Lucia sept 3-S Nicholas t3r1. Ayresl.
York
Iibau Sept 2-Moskva ttuss) New York via Rotterdam
liverpool sept 6-Bovtc tBr), New York
Cherbourg Sept 3. 1925 m-OceaDa tGer). from Ham
burg and Southampton New York
Penang Sept 4-Tudor Prince (Br) from Yokohama.
Hong Kong. Singapore. etc. for New York.
barbados. 3-Castilan Prince (Br1. from Santos
de Janeiro for New York
4Exeter city (B1. from Bristol for New
Rio de Janelro Sept 1Beaura tBr). from Santos for
New York
Sent -Bioemfontein tBrl. from Calcutta and
Colombo for New York
t,nsaie Sept 5-Cevic (Br1 from York for Liver
SQQl
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
SALE OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

The G P Truslow Company has sold for the
Campbell Printing Press and Manufacturing Com
r,any 10 the Empire State Bag Company the brick
factory on the west side Of Wythe ave, covering
the entire block front, between Hewes and Penn
sts The building has floor space .of about $500
square feet and the plot. which is 3slx132 feet. in
cludes a yard space Of about 5000 square feet.
Edward A Bel has sold nine lots each 20xloo
feet on the east side of Grand ave- loS feet north
of Fulton ST.
Mary F. Brodertck has sold TO Cecilia Mccormack
No. I7s suydam St. a four story iathouse on lot
2sxl0o feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Public Notices.
Notice TO TAXPAYERS.

Department Of Finance. Bureau for the Col
lection Of Taxes New York. Ssptsmber 2nd.
rAxPAYERs WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly shcuid make immediate
written reepisition blanks nay % procured N
ID. borough Offices stating their porperty by
section vsrd. block and lot or map number.
un.<irx copy 81 same from their bills Of last
II a taxpayer is nss=~-ed for PERSONAL taI. tho
Zach requistion should - accompanied by an
envelope bearing the ProPer sddres@ Of me , eP
PREPAID
In case Of an, doubt in regard 20 ward sec,
take their deeds the Department Of Taxes
and Assessments and have their property 20
forward to the Deputy Receiver Of Taxes. Win
tho requisition OF certified memOraneHul OF
their property which VIII De furnished oy mo
recruitment OF Taxes and Assessments
Taxpayers in this manner VIII reeeive seeis
n,omont. and avoid any delay caused By walt,
ing lines. as required IN case Of personal
IN. reGuisitiou must be addressed and 1nsiles.
ssronsh to css peSs's ts !. Iocaisd as
John J. AcDonough. No 81 Chambers street
BGcS1s9 81 1hs ssn5sifae eornsr Third and fremont
ayeaues BooSsh 9f Tse sT'R5 R,i,,Sr Borough
Cor. n Greed corner Jackson avenue and
Filth street Long island City Borough o.
John De Morgan. Borough HGn 81 Ge1Sge,
staten Island. Borough OF F'iohn1o'lo-
After receiving the hills. the taxpayer VII
p.. that thev are properly rsoated. then dTaw
check for the net amount TO THE OfsDEh
OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES. and mai &@ Din DiE
ara check with an addressed envelope. WITH
THE RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID 70 the
Deputy Receiver in whichever borough tne
property IS located. .St
Checks should be mailed as soon as posshole
after the bills have eeen resolved by tne tH-
payer. z.x -. -. -.
Satsd eof"r' pAy'''"D DAVID E AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
LIFE SENTENCE FOR BOY MURDERER.

Bath Me Sept. 6.-Iife Imprisonment hard
labor was the sentence imposed to-day by Justice
Vhireho.se, in the Supreme Court Sidney X.
Preb;e fifteen years old, who found guilty by a
;urv lest night of the murder of his companion.
When the sentence pronounced Prebe bowed
two or three times the clerk and looking around
the courtroom. smiled for the first time during his
trial He will be taken the Thomaston prison to-
rfcl,f
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
REALTY NOTES.

BIoodgood, De Saulles & Talbot have leased for
fhe Gorham Company a store in the Cambridge
building No. West SD st. for term of fifteen
wears at YEARLY net rental of IS eo The lessee is
the Knickerbocker Syndicate
Louis Schrag has leased for Thonet Brothers TO
A Haberaicht & Co. wholesale wine merchants.
the store floor and basement in their new concrete
building Nos so. ga and 646 West 36th st, for
lnr,r fn-rrn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
TWO BIG LONG ISLAND DEALS.

H J. Hartman sold for John II. Collyer to an in
.estar a tract comprising 100 acres. and another
containing $50 acres, both lying along the south
side of the Eastport road. 4 short distance south
east Of Manor Long Island; also for Jackson NJ
Jarvis a speculator, tract of 425 acres on the
east side OF Tappan Road. about one and half
miles south of Calverton. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
kdrar

221st ST. 2O5 feet east of 4th ave; also from MT
Callahan plot. 5ox1o0 feet, on the east side OF
Beech ave. north of Elm st The same
firm sold 10 Carmine Fabrizo lot, 25Xleo feet on
Beech ave. south of Corsa and to Frank
Phisano lot 25x1O0 feet. on east side of Beech
ave. south of Corsa
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
SENATOR wETMoRE A BUYER.

Senator George Peabody Netmore. Of Rhode ISL
and has bought from p plank No. 3l9 West 41st
St two story front and four story rear build
ing on lot 25xss9 feet. He adjoining
site. Alfred L, NJ Buowa represented the seller
IN the transaction
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The rlacber which reported Sable Island a 1905
when 1875 miles east OF that station, is
to dock IN. Sunday.
The Sieuw which reported TO Cape Race at
m Yesterday. VII $50 mites southeast of that
station is expected about 80 a m Monday
Ssvoi Sable Island al 5:2o a.
Yesterday phen is5 miles that station is expected
TO dock about 7:30 Sunday
The 81 Louis which reported Siasconset at 500
y m Yesterday 50 miles east OF the Nantucket
South Shoals Ilghshp expected dock about IL a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
.TaAes mail for south Brazil
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS

Destination ard Close in New York.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, china and the
Philippine Islands tvia san Francisco
Hong Keng ........ Ia day 600 nj
Australia Except west). New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Vic
t"ria p C(-Aorangi ...-........ Sept p m
Hawaii via FranciscoJ-Serra- sept .. 6:oO
Japan, Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands (via SeattoD-Tosa Mdru Sept -, 500
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and the
Philippine Islands via Francisco
New Australia wesD
cisco)~Yeddo sept D. GOO m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands (ria Vancouver and Victoria
b C)-Empress Of China ............ Sept 25 600 m
Ivia San Francisco U transport. Sept 80 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
AN UPPER WEST SIDE TRADE.

The Gem Realty Company aud Harry Aarcnson
have sold Nos 122 and 124 West 14Sd st. a six
story fathouse. a plot 41sx99.u feet In part
payment they take Nos. 12S4 and 1855 Washington
ave, frame dwellings. on plot 5o9xlG5 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises 5.32 sun 6:24 Moon - Moons age
HIGH WATER
A M-sandy Hook 7:15 GOV Island % Hell Gate 926
= M-Sandy Hook 1:27 Gov Island 74I Hell Gate 9s0
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
NEW OWNER FOR WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Richard Collins and Davis & Robinson have sold
the four story high stoop dwelling house No ~
Riverside Drive 25xlO5 feet. The buyer is well
Known man of Philadelphia who intends to occupy
the house.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Real Estate for Erchange.

TO TRADE for a new nine room
baths. at White Plainse VIII con-
Apply ARTHUR G.. HOLLAND.
Phone. 4l4I.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED Male general helpers In the wards OF
w RelIevus Hospital. salary $50 per month and main
tenance Apply Superintendent Of Training Schools
stre end First avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Help Wanted-Females.

WANTED general helpers in tho wards OF
w bellevue Hospital: salary SO per month and mann
Apply Superintendent Of the Training SCHOOLS
and First avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Country Property for Sale.


NOR SAI.E.-EleEant modern home: recently finished;
Il charming part of Montcair y - 10 rooms
baths. steam heat; gas and light:
fireplace In dining unusually
grounds 50xl60; house 30x35 golf
close hand lackawanna and stations within
walk bargain: $4,000: S6 OOo on morgaEe at Sc L.
c. HINCK Christopher St. MontcIair. N J.
U,I.EGANT HOMES for sale at ossininr and vicinity
JI Apply 70 TItOS LEARY. Ossining N Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
1874 UNION ST.

Between Brooklyn and Kingston
Private -det tach brick dwelling rooms.
plot 2SI.xI20 every up feature not
water supplied central plant; also boiler cellar.
Price, SO 600
\ x. CHAPLAIN,
= o BOX IS Richmond Hill I. l.. broker.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07

nARK SLOPE story and basement brick. frame
brick hTed. and bath; furnace: 30 6xl00
G. 200 Inquire a 6s3 President street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07

WHAT HAVE YOU
house. with two
FiGer stocks or bonds.
White Plains. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07
City Property for Sale.

N{vASHINGTON HETGHTS-A very desirable twelve
w room priyatc residence. foyer hall: baths. )
toilets in residential block, price $50 600
Address HOME. Box -. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1907-09-07

Sept %. 600 ? m
Sept 80. 600 p N
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22
NO MERCERINC
FOR ALLEGHENY
Bitterly Opposes Proposition
to Become Part Of
Pittsburg
Special to evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
PITTSBURG, Pa, March .2..--This
was the date set for Greater Pittsburg
to become an accomplished fact, follow
ing the time allowed for the expira-
ton of the remittitur Of the state
supreme court, which ten days ago
handed down a decision declaring the
consolidation act lawful.
But owing to the continued opposi-
ton of the people of Allegheny, and
their announced intention to carry the
matter up to the United States SUI
preme court, 1t may be long time
vet before the consolidation OF the
two cities is effected.
Allegheny has been contrasting the
merger since the proposal was first
brought before the Legislature more
than a year ago and Mayor Charles F.
Kirchler of that city declares the fight
will be continued to the last ditch.
In the Greater Pittsburg election held
last June Pittsburg voted for the con-
solidation by majority of over 25,-
600 while Allegheny voted two to one
against the proposal
After the election the matter was
carried to the superior court and then
to the supreme court of Pennsylvania,
both of which tribunals sustained the
findings of the lower court and declar-
ed the Greater Pittsburg bill consti-
tutional.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22
U. S. TO MAKE
ITS TORPEDOE|
First Government FsCtll
to be Erected at
Newport
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March y
Plans have just been completed N Y
naval bureau of ordnance for the Ne
strucrion of a torpedo factory at Nv
port naval station.
This will be the first tire me "
eminent has under taken 10 max
own torpedoes on a large scale ~
tofore all weapons of that gln1 @' L
been procured under contract ~
private makers,
The new factory will give empa
ment to at least zoe skilled NOi'S'
as soon as it is in running drier
Machinery Most Expensive
1t is proposed to make every pau
the torpedo with the exception = n
steel TASKS, which contain ths -
pressed air used to drive Inc 'D'
and propel the torocioes'
Material of particular exceieu"
required for these TASKS owing &
high pressure they are obliged Y
tain, ranging IN the case Of 'Ds :, 4
torpedoes up to 5000 rouna'
square inch. 81
The machinery necessary =
manufacture is expensive anu 4
workmanship is required 50
lieved to be cheaper 70 prOe '.. II
from the concerns now maAl
liar TASKS for commercial = 8
to undertake to make tnenn
arm fnenf shop,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22

sacred structure from burning
building was on fire nearby; there VA
was no firefighting paraphernalia In
could throw water any distance al
when a brand was blown high on n
steeple of st. Michaers the peOvA
were in distress for they knew i
meant destruction of their belova
church. Then a negro slave sprs
from a cabin nearby, made his VIZ
through the crowd, climbed the stssv.
and threw the brand far out In d.
street. He managed to reach Ii
ground in safety, and his master Il
him free for his brave act
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22
cortland oregonian.)

WASHINGTON, March 14.-(Spec-
ial ITO tell the story
of old churches of the United States is
almost like recounting the history of
America itself, so inseparably are the
two linked together. The early pio-
neers to this continent were mission.
aries, jealous for the redemption Of
the souls of the red men of the newly
acquired territories of New France.
or New Spain, or devout colonists eag-
err to find freedom to worship God. The
first chapels, churches and plain little
meeting houses that were built with
much difficulty and often at great
personal sacrifice, have become valu-
able milestone on the great road OF
history. Kings and regicides have
worshipped in them; presidents and
slaves have knelt at the same affairs;
prayers for principalities and repub-
lies have assembled from the same con-
gregations; battles have been fought
and won over the gravestones and
thorough the very doors of the sane
tuaries in border churches; and IN
vading armies have used the floors for
stables and the pews for hangers.
First Protestant Church.
A bit of ruined tower on an island
in the lower James river is all that js
left of Americas first Protestant
church. This cornerstone of the
worlds greatest nation stands at the
spot where John Smith and the good
Master Hunt placed logs for seats,
tackled an old sail overhead for a roof.
and instituted the first relig Gus serv-
ice in English speaking America. A
| log church was built as soon as the
men had time. and later one was made
of brick, the ruins of which may be
seen today.
Congregation Becomes Scattered.
Soon the congregation scattered out
beyond the river banks and pierced the
wilderness beyond. The island was low
and unhealthy and 1908 the capital
was removed to Williamsburg. The
wind and the rain and the waters from
the river came to take tribute from the
old church. and by the beginning of the
ninenteenth century It was a desert
ed ruin. Acrons that fell in the old
churchyard when the timid Princess
Pocahontas was a captive in James,
town have grown to giant trees. One
of these has forced its way through
great stone slab. shattered 1t to
pieces. and raising portion of the
crotch of the tree far above the earth.
The tombs of the Lees, the Amblers.
the Blafrs, and the Jacquelines are
| there and Dame Frances Bergley,"
sleeps far from her stern old husband,
who died of a broken heart in Eng
land. scorned by the king he served
The large silver chalice and paten
used by this congregation and the silv-
er aims basin which Governor Andres
gave them in 1894 are preserved by
the Episcopal convention of Virginia
while the silver baptismal font has re-
verted to the heirs of the donors, the
Jacquelines.
Kings Chapel, Boston
Kings Chapel, Boston. was the first
Episcopal church in New England
though over hundred years ago the
minister and the whole congregation
turned Unitarian. The first building
was put up in 1859. and the present OF
in 174s. The furniture was given By
William III and by George III. wher
N SfeYS5I-@sfsseeS : ~ 80 ZSSS3E
returned TO England at the outbreak o.
the revolution, he took the plate bach
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22

van pr
son tos
arrirnan
law a
much
ter say
lar n
alienisi
2 Idaho
about g
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force IT,
long as
|ailroad n
|oever 1t
forgot ]
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22
PRINCETON.YALE
HARVARD DEBl|
sn.O,a, 70 Evening Teller

Special to Evening Teller VI
PRINCETON, N. j. Malsl M
debators of Princeton are ~. = !
hands full tonight in hol'iu'
honors of the school. 80. II
Harvard has sent a team ~. =
gage the Princeton oe0s ,,s -
princeton has sent a ses 7. ~
New Haven to engage u IN
tint with the chosen deoatO ia 4 4
The question to be d ie,,ass
places is the same, as follow Joy, ~
resolved that the Dr e. $50.
ton of power between =. 9, DO
state governments is no. -. n
modern conditions, ana =, - !, n
adjustment in the diree''0
Capitalization"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22

TWO TRAINS A DAY TO KANSAS
CITY. VIA. THE NORTHERN PA.
CTTTC, BILLINGS AND THE BUR
LINGToN. Train No. leaves Spo.
Eane at 1886 p. m. daily, equipped
with through chair car, standard Pull
man and Tourist sleepers. Strictly
Mrst-class. Dining car service. Clos.
connections made at st. Joseph for ST
Louis. FOR further information. cal
on or phone
w. >. JORDAN, Agent,
Lewiston
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22

70 SFaYatr%tiSs@ = q !, - a. G.sS64-R
returned TO England at the outbreak Of
the revolution, he took the plate back
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22
Xmas Chapel, Boston.

Kings Chapel, Boston. was the first
Episcopal church in New England.
though over a hundred years ago the
minister and the whole congregation
turned Unitarian. The first building
was put up in 1859, and the present on
in 174s. The furniture was given by
William III and by George III. When
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-22
LICENSE NQTICE

Notice IS hereby given to the citi-
zens of Hammond North township.
Lake county. Indiana. that I am male
inhabitant and a resident of said city
and township and above the age Of 81
years and that ] have been continu-
ously a resident OF said city and town
ship and that I viii apply TO the board
of county commissioners Of Lake coun-
~ at their July term. 1907. for a IL
cense to sell spirituous. Vinous and
malt liquors in less quantities than a
quart at a time, 10 be drunk on the
premises. The premises on which L
desire to sell Intoxicating liquors and
permit the same to be drunk, is as fol-
lows:
The ground floor front room OF the
one story frame building. with living
rooms in the rear situated on lot S8,
block /. in Morris addition to Ham
mond, Lake county Indiana.
Signed. ANDREW KONIJTHY.