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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
HUNTERS
LEAVE On
NOVEL TRIP
Hammond Couple Will Go in
Water Craft to Take Part
in Water Carnival at
Peoria, Going All the
Way by Water.

Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Hunter will leave
tomorrow for a novel trip of over 200
miles from Hammond to Peoria, Ill,
where they viii participate in the big
water carnival to be held in that city.
The trip will be made through the en-
tire distance in the twenty foot
launch, which they own, called Alma"
The trip of the Alma will be the most
extended water cruise over attempted
by Hammond motorboat enthusiasts.
The course, which will be taken, is from
Hammond to South Chicago, via the
Calumet river. From South Chicago
they will then proceed to Chicago on
Lake Michigan. where they will meet
hundreds of Chicago boats, which will
start on the long trip with them. They
will then follow the drainage canal TO
the Illinois river, on which Peoria is
situated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
KENNEDY
SEEMS To Be
RECOVERING

Harries Kennedy. who is at the local
hospital as a result OF injuries which
he sustained in a fall when he at
tempted to escape from Joseph Hoj-
nacki last Wednesday, is improving
rapidly under the care of DR. H G..
Merz. Kennedy admits that he is par
TALLY to blame for the condition in
which he is. and it is not likely that
any legal action will follow. He is
said to have been angered by Hoj-
nackrs refusal to sell him liquor and
cut the saloon keeper across the hand.
After this he fed to the sidewalk. fol-
lowed by Hojnacki, where he fell for
ward as soon as Hojnackt laid his hand
on him. He suffered a fractured nose
and other bruises. but the report that
he is in a critical condition is untrue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
LOCATED ON
NORTH SIDE
Announcement of Location
Is Expected Within a
Few Days.

In all probability the north side at
Hammond will receive the biggest boom
that it has enjoyed in years by the
location of an industry employing no
less than 200 men. Postmaster w H
Gostlin, of Gostlin, Meyn & Co.. an
nounces that the chances are excep-
tionally bright for closing up the deal
in few days
Deal Closed Shortly.
The nature of the industry he refuses
to divulge or the exact location, until
all OF the papers have been signed and
the deal absolutely closed. 1t can be
said, however. that the company is a
Chicago concern. which has looked
with much favor on the Calumet region
and especially Hammond since the time
1t was decided to enlarge their plant,
and secure more acreage.
The announcement of the positive 10
cation of the plant and the selection of
the site is expected in a few days.
With a plant in operation employ
ing 500 men. it will mean an increase
of at least 1000 in population of Ham
mond, most of whom will live in the
vicinity of the plant. This will cause
a substantial increase in the value of
property on the north side and will
probably be the incentive for an un-
precented boom.
Looks BETTER Each Day.
In regard to the general condition OF
real estate, Mr.. Gostlin said that II
was looking better every day. They
are setting a quantity of isolate dlots
about the city to individual purchasers
There have been no large deals con
surnmated but enough avicitv in the
market to plainly emphasize the re
turn of prosperity.
On the "107'' lot proposition. whicl
they have been advertising in this pa
per, they report that a large number o
lots have been disposed of and a Iarg,
number of prospectives in view.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
Settled Out of Court.

Miss Sarah G0bitz who swOre out
warrant against Mrs Ada Neil, charg-
ing the latter with provocation. rad the
suit dismissed today before Judge
Ames. the case being settled out Of
court. Recently the two became en-
gagged in a quarrel n which Sarah is
alleged to have struck Mrs. Neil and
for which she was fined s14.60 in Judge
Prest's court. The entire difficulty
viii now be dropped
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
Make Trip In Three Days.

The boat Alma" is not only beau
tiful craft, but is very fast as we'll.
Where most of the boats from Chi
cago expect to make the trip in three
days, Mr.. Hunter says that he can
make it in two. There being many
dangerous places en- route. the trip is
considered somewhat risky. The dis
tance from Chicago is 100 miles.
The Hunters Will be accompanied by
the Seestadt brothers, who will travel
in the boat Nahma. This party of
Hammond enthusiasts viii represent
the Hammond Motor Boat club at the
Peoria event. They anticipate a great
time at the Illinois city during the the
big carnival
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
PENN. CO.
WILL GET ON
ITS METTLE
Officials of Town of Nuns
ter May Be Sued Because
of Action Taken at Fam
Gus Battle of the Pan
handle.

In case the twenty-nine italians ar
rested in the famous Battle OF the
Panhandle" are acquitted on the charge
of obstructing public highway. it was
said yesterday that the Pennsylvania
company will sue the town Of Munster
on the charge Of false arrest.
1t is claimed by the company that
the military display incident to the
arrest of these men was entirely un-
necessary, that it smacked Of the Rus
sian despotism. and that it humiliated
the italian laborers almost beyond re-
course to be marched down the streets
of Hammond under guard Of "revolu-
tionary muskets"
Say They Had No Right.
In addition to this fact the Penn
sylvania attorneys. among whom are
Joseph Ibach of this city, claim that
the men were in the right in tearing
up and destroying the planking and
culvert across the right-of-way of the
Panhandle by reason of the fact that
they had not been notified that Fisher
avenue was extended across their
tracks. They also claim that the en-
ployes who were arrested have always
been instructed to submit gracefully
to arrest; that there was no need of
resorting to the tactics displayed where
rifles and guns were resorted to, to
| bring them to the police station.
In any event. the Pennsylvania viii
/ fight the charge against the men as
/ bitterly as possible, and if they can Sc
! cure discharge OF the prisoners. they
| will seek damages from the town.
In the meantime, it is understood
| that the town Of Munster will go right
ahead and reconstruct the crossing
across the Panhandle and resist furthel
efforts to destroy It,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Furnishing homes with US Is q spe-
efalty. not a side line; four floors Of
furniture. spiegers. s1s3-s13s Com.
nercial avenue. South Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
NEW FIRM TO OPEN
BILLIARD ROOMS

Avery & Tark is the name of a firm
which is now making arrangements to
open one of the finest billiard and pool
rooms in Hammond They have Sc
cured a location on the first floor of
the Odd Fellows building at 267 East
street, and expect to open the place
Saturday. a week from tomorrow.
Avery and Tark are former Chicago
ans. and have brought with them up
to-date ideas. as what a hrstclass
amusement place should be They are
past masters in dealing with the pub
lie. and the best of treatment may be
expected there.
The billiard and pool tables were
bought from the Brunswick -Balke-Col-
lender company, and represent a high
class of workmanship. The pool ia
oles are fixed up with return gullies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
ICE ON WRONG PLACE
(speciaI 10 - T1MEs.l

Lowell Ind, Aug. IA cake of ice
is all right in its place" says Milford
McNay. since he is compelled to hob
BILE around on crutches. but when it
lands on your ankle and breaks a bone
its all wrong"
While delivering ice yesterday Mr.
McNay met with q painful accident
which will lay him up temporarily A
heavy cake of ice fell on hisankle
breaking bone. He is able to get
around a little with the aid of crutches
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13


Hammond business whose fortunes have been ammonds fortune for
e
Wolf Of the Lion which all Calumet
0
n
Mr a
a
lie n he of
of
be n the outs of
a o NJ alb
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Go to the Hammond Sangerbund Fe-
dalia picnic, Sunday. Aug p, Hudson
Lake. Ind.-tE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13

Tickets on sale for the Hammond
sangerbund picnic at Summers Phar-
macy. and Singer Sewing Machine
store, PA State street.-tf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Unsettled today and probably
Saturday; local showers; mod
erafely warm.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

business in the market for OUTSIDE 50
Curities showed falling on from recent
averages all through the iist Win tit -
CeptiOn OF few of the manipulated min
ing stocks. which heretofore have snow N
large transactions. Price movements Wete
irregular az the start. although the huctu1 =
atiOns were confined generally 70 sfhdll
fractions. There was no special feature y"
the trading. prices developed a nrmer ZEN
uency after midday and on a slightly h+t-
ter Inquiry in the leading copper stockH
The proposed merger which has been the
leading topic was again discussed on ths
proposed listing OF Nevada Consolidated
on the Stock Exchange. Miami. Boston
and GirOuX moved up a fraction. Whie
Nevada Consolidated advanced about =
Consolidated Arizona Smelling and Ely
Central showed fair degree OF ACTIVITY az
slight Improvement. Ray tentrai anu
RAY Consolidated continued strong Ihe
Industrial list was quiet. with the fNctp-
tiOn Of United Cigar. which continued II
regular American Tobacco was sIeaoS
STANDARD oil WAS about unchanged Bonds
we're quiet. but generally steady.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
Bankers posted rates we're as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par.
Chicago. o. premium san Francisco siGht
. %. telegraph SO premium. View Orleans,
commercial % n soc discount. bank 81 pre-
1-l0c premium. 81. Louis par hid. Toe pre-
MUM asked. Minneapolis 55C premium.
Savannah, buying. S-1Sc discount. selling
par
BANK CLEARTNGS-Ne York. eZ-
changes s@S6.SO2.923. balances s13.597.569,
Philadelphia. exchange S2S.195-919, bal
ances sl.6e5.631. Baltimore. exchanges
s5.503.a1l. balances $500. f53; Boston. eX-
changes s32.97osf1. balances S2.ISl.2+0
SILVER MARKET. - Commercial bar
silver. $3.50 Mexican silver dollars. $50
Bar silver in London closed at "a 5-l6d an
advance Of I'D
GOLD PREMIJM-In Madrid. $50.
Lisbon, lL50
MEXICAN ENCHANGE-Me Mexican eN-
change on New York is quoted AT 2.0liz.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE - Receipts
from customs Yesterday were S46l 70, in
ternaI revenue S41O.4T- and miSCel laneous
S75.9IJ. a total Of S94s SIS. against total
expenditures on ordinary account OF S9oi-
cS= For the month % date ordinary re-
81 Expenditures $50 1887. the excess OF eX-
peudituros amounting 70 Sl,S46.Ss.- For
the fiscal wear 20 date ordinary receipts
have been S3o7.536. .s6%. against s2It.62s.-
expenditures 1886. 1-.963, against s3e6,-
%S@.s0b in 1905. the excess Of expenditure
this YEAR amounting 70 S29. q6. 90. com
pared with an excess last YEAR Of 81 .t55--
554 Including Panama Canal account and
public debt. the excess Of all expenditure
over receipts since july amounts % S4S.-
500. .440. against an excess IN the rOrre-
spending period year ago Of SSf.6fq on g
SUB-TREASURY The Sub-Treasury
was debtor 20 the Clearing House S457,155.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Price fluctuations were generally narrow
and were largely governed by professional
operations The uudertoue was firm praC-
ticallv 40 day. although some profit taking
impaired a little S0ftness al the close.
market could he looked for in January.
Much % the sueculs tive interest centred
iE q number ~ the speria lties. including
Y irEinia Carolina Chemical. Rock Island
common. PirtshurE Coal and consolidated
Gas Reading was the most active among
he standard issues. II failed 10 sell above
r717z- compared with a New York Stock
F.NcnauEe high Of ~. while its low was
110sz against f7Ht- Union Pacific rose %
.Co7s against W. while AnalEa mated
copper touched "a high of Sa3.. against sat..
Steel common 0id NOT get under 91i4.
against qIfa- Tifty-niue different issues
changed hands during tho course % tire
trading Detailed oDerat tions follow
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened ar 8 per cent; highest. per cent,
lowest, az per cent. last loan. n per
cent. closing. 4fa per cent. ruling rate.
per cent Time money was in slightly
better demand. Rates were quoted az p
per cent for sixty and ninety days, 81 ~
~ per cent for four and rye months and
4it per cent for SIX months. Mercan-
tile paper was issued only in moderate
amounts. Rates. "a d5i4 per cent for
sixty and ninety days indOrsed bills re-
Ccivable. 43a n 5ta per cent for choice four
20 six months single names. "a n S for
all others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Th fore su
exchange market opened easier az "A de
cline Of from 20 Z o points. Gables were
quoted az ass Z n ASSES. demand sterling
al 4S7s5 ass and sixty-day bills ar
4.S455 a 1855 Short francs we're 81 : =
less 3-6f. and short reichsmarks 953s n
957s plus 1-32. Demand sterling for to-
Fridays 4S1S0H 4s1S5. The market closed
eagv
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

By order of executors
ef7 snarcs CITY Fire Proodns Companr
10 N@w YORK. i1r ..... ...... ...
. shares Brook.yu Real Estate Ez-
change. Limited per share .-.....
: loo shares Poland American Cold M'1-
.ug and MiullE COMPANY % AZ
roua. $40 shares Ner1e NiuE op-
ncr Couirany Cf Arizona 800
shares Great Repuhlir CORNER snt
t'ota Mining company nt N
E1na J. Wn shares Lincoln rQt
Mining ard Milling r0wuar- -
arizona, 5ul shares free.iow ll
COMPANY 90 DelaWarr. q. .u-l srF-rs
or az central Ntntur al. ST N.I--
company ~ south Dasota. 10
Elares LITTLE Louise Nfulug Ml.
tns and Reduction comuau -
colorado. 100 shares Irene NH
ant Ninius company o. NeW rs
'Do shares Arserrun-l -niat1 Nh
'I- l11npanF. AsnNl. IH... o..
t'r account Of whom % NAV ron'e-n.
tr,c right New York. society z
s. shares Michisan central RaHr,sd
- shares No-tsaEe Bond com7ary
2u shares ~yraruse. BiDghau1r0r a
NrN York t.ailroal C0moauy ---..
shares t'niraso. Rock Island q
ffrfrc RAILWAY Company
s. share Kansas Citg. FORT oc0-r 4
Memphis RAILWAY CnmpJuf nfr
rHnt trust cortiicares ....... .......
- sharcs Mutual lrlst Company n
WestrhesIrr Count ....... ....... fi~
ffn sfarrs Dessert & t'O. nrr share ..
so shares So LOUIS Bridge Crwua0v
FIRST preferred gusrantee pHT
cent teN dividend Iauuarr fI .....
IS 500 Pcckhanp Manufac,urins c,rrrsrv
nrSf u'urtgaEe .o-ycar per rent
sold bonds due IHuuarv ia.i tn-
frresf January aud fuiN ...-..-...
g. 90 south shor, Traction company n-v
mortgagc + Der cent roId oouTs
due luiv 1885, .-....... ......
y 40 Hank,rs REALTY ami security com
ranY - nc~ cent. series e. 1onds
due IamuarV taI2 .. ...--..
10000 Great Western Power CompSry
Nrsf mortgage Per cant <nid
bonds. dfle Iuiv. fnfH. interest lar
uarv ami TIiV accrued uferesf t'
b. charged f~ea houHs ....-.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

The following were the .ast actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
THE BANK OF A1ERICA

HFR lH~. December I--t 1915
fHar. .. Directors have TO-DAY de- larrf
s-I.. HrrrH. rf.Itrr- Hf thirteen .11. Frer cent
f.HH nr raA gH anIs Ta-Gar- .-r 1910 10 stock-
hu Ir- nf ne"nr. Hf This date
.r TRANSFER HoHhs FI' remain rI0r-a rrrfT
JHraa-- 8tE lgIH
W ~ BI,-EET
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by D. Thomas Eeinharaf M -
Broad street. New York. and No "a Devon
shire street Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
THF TRusT COMPANY OF AMERICA


.. a. hU Street NrV orI.. nereH.n~r .I 1919
.re Itaarf uf Directors no THE trust company
~ Arrf-f-a fa- rrIS raE Declared "a rua-r~-v y
d'tI-rrt nf TNH ANH ONE HAIF .2t-I Pr
tfrf .I.nr 't. capital erU.. uf fnf COMPANY nsT.
70 If'-rurrr Ell f,sr. fu s.ooEfo.lars - re-ors
o. POO .s-f ut uHsr-sz December - Ta0g
...h>E N. ..Il.H'tN -a--rrarr.
sAisf lf.in NATION Al HaNK
ffffh Avenue a Tvrnis raird ~
Sew FH- Ihe-rr.faar - 1900
tf -retinr rt ttf B1a-H of Directors ~ ms
fisul. leI4 tlis aaF. o. uuarter'v dividend -
r- f'rr Gem was declare. frr DariraI
~fur. nf fris Hars. payable. trs. Hf tak 0r ana
aftrr Ifr.aHuIar ai I.sr
~ro ~-rrfHr Books vI| .f closed anti. Non
- 1arla. 4. IHln
N. = ueTs--ASS. Cashier
-TFE TDI ETIF NATION All. HANk bF rfrE
rfTT Dr N-W YORK
Sew lrl.. rter u 1ala
--rr Ha~s rf Directors tas -lls aaz Ger .ares a
anarfrr.. lt.rtrud rf TWO PER -EN- r~ee
frrn- rah rarah.. 1I aud after Ian a-c ur1rlnlH
IF rafs'.r nHuts n.. ..Us. at D. - tIs
dsfr -rHpel.rE Dan. ar. 1910
CHARLES d. rA--Iii-HE
Cashier
r-HE IMPuETf.g- AID TRADERS AATlDNAL.
EANh OF NE1E WORK
EFr Nura. December .lEr rala
l.HrTeu1 ~ Twelve per aelit. fres nf tea Las
fr .Ia. n0fT .er. Jared NE tliE bank pa Earie
frf~r rar .f lauuarr ueer. Tre transfer
t..Es raI remain closed r.N t.ar 1aff
H H pow Fill. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
GoVERNM=IT BoNns

ne following shows yesterday .clo.i,r
ql''ail'ns FOR government bonds c,,,-
pared with Tuesday '''"-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
% % POWELL. Cashier

AID. r.I.HI IrI-lll.hTr tNE r RSrT.ITaTTDNS
fr Ir. .rlUlllr r0taefuf. rHfir rfoun
UH.Hr -. llEa lrualuat. nCrs.asl lHfE an.
rs.Haf"r. rF .H'IluiuE HraHrl 0ff. "a
faElIaI HfiHe rarrH lutU O'Clock D. ON. ri.
.rf rrN ave-. .ll 1fh ave. .ir
I-rH 1es Essr 1s.H 80 West sd e. Isa
rr.rrU 5.I enc sfr aFes ~ West l.1ff sf ffCs
81 ft.h a1 ave- rear Hisf ITfN lsf aF.
ssfI fa7 lasf 1871. zoo fremont
a"f. $50 al a.r. and arr Aweuran D.stfleI
re.0 s-rsu uI Df.rf
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BONDS

=. - ~ prr rsnf regular snd - per c-nf sxtra
~ tt~nu tni rights ~ sIhsrrth- ~ u-~ sfo..
a. paF' ia regular an idend IA per csnt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
UNITED sTATEs sTEEL cnEPnE ArIn,-

col tr js- Ser a. g. p. Apr 1871 frta. rt-r.
90 B. ~ D. que April. 1881 ...-..- ma 49,
Slnhink iund Ha uur April T. i9s3 roar. to5te
Mon Steel isf S. due dee iaI. TOtt - =
Clarion steel g. due fnlS- o. fno ~"
80 Clair Furnace isf I7 due iaiO "a too
- Clair steel lst 81, que ta0S '.s fn0
Illinois steel deb - due Jan igtu Inn
do s.. Que april Z 1913 .. tao
AL bonds quoted and fuferezf
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Y IHI'lI'l y DII-NpIn q Lndpman. 10 n
Wall street,
,--.t ..- Bid Asked
Beth steel lsr OK g.. due Jan iaas 80 So
90 purch munc~ rs Iue Aug fqaS fr.t
.iial' iron Cd Js du- pct. 49,. .. % fOo
h4h ~u-i Iron 80 lst -. June roc. sal.
do deb c.. Jan. 1876. ...... IA o-.
lhornir,on q : % 5-. due Iuiv. iaaa - ast~
"a ie-le n WNs ist 6s due uey. 1919 tocit. 10fi.
Lack steel lst s.. due April f02G - aaI ~,
MaTsldn1 steel l't 5s due Ten t0.. f0f Iop
Penn Steel Isl - due Nov 1871 f9f -
Penn a Nd steel Cs. due sept lgsJ tof 80
Republic I lst g.. due oct tUgf 1O16. ia9
Sloss A - b. tue Feb 1920 1nsi "a
d1 rousol q i1s. due April 1915 M o.
Jones Laugh st 1st - due Nav. ia3a I0ft, toT-.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

lF,l-nishsd hy Charles 2. Barney A Co No =
Broad street SeU rlrk ana 80. Il. south
80 street Phiisdei iphla-I
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
>SinSsor Crust Gouuanu
Downtown once.
NnssHu a Cedar ~fs
Hntnrn nnr.

pfnrn ffflns. Downtown Offirs.
h'h Ave-. a asfh ~. Nbsssu a Cedar ~fs
E.v fr~k Drrrr. ne- ..ud 1908
an rresrtUE uf ffe Baarr of nrrerfu-s ~
f.'. Hnusr- held -his 1Hr. rlr rrEuIar semi
r.fla. r'.. .lrr. - rrrrs uer rrrf as DO
f.H".r rr rHF CAPITAL Stock ns .al.t 90 stock
Fr..ars I1frrr1fl.r -ptr 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
MINING
WHEAT.
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

a. .ooo Ma or,ion-H III, stl-'s $40 nlo,.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold 80
terday az auction a. the exchange salss-
room by Adrian II. Muller & son.
By order of executors
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
ELECTION NOTICES.

THr IupuE~T-rs AN1 TEADEHs- national
FhNf tF NI-N WORK
hrn orE. December -lsf 1919
T.s anrla' r.rrll1u frr Directors Uf rris hauE
rr.. harEluE rU.l-us corner 30
Rr.slrFr aur Mu~rur -rrf.t TI-s1ay lamar.
-1n IHlD Tire DOL vlI bc open from D. M fl
U TOWI.IL. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
BoNus

A n oon, O. 2sE ~ Phia p "a. 7s
% A PEG - trfi1 q O. .fnC ln.a
= = ror g. insa ios iphila 90 81 81 p
peo ~ 81 fia
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
INDUSTRIAL.

sales Open High Low iSst'
- Am Tobacco. .43o 40 f5H
. All G & " Ipf ga @7ts "a -.
1000 june OF. IS ~ y
~ y Auto-LOck 81 - "a -
6fl stand Milling Is lh's
3f6 do pref .......s 80 - -.
m STANDARD oil. .667 66l one 30.
. l00.Un Cigar MIG. aea. a3A osA eJtt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

gFTaruistcd h.. williams. Mcconnell a Coleman.
SO Wall street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
LIGHT TRADING In SECURITIES MARKET
STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs-wEDNEsDAY DECEMBER o. 1909.

Actuai Sales. Closing
on Hi.lLOW Finl Bid. ASK
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
Union Dime Savings Bank

repo7its made on or before IAN fN-r vi" frav
interest from ian. lsf
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

Furnished by Chisholm & Chapman. M -
Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

nsAsd
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-16
THE NEXT A FAIR.

j. w. Campbell Of Huron, president,
with w. S. Hill of Alexandria, and
c. w. Faulkner of Burkmer, men,
bers of the state board of agriculture,
and c. N. McIlvaine. secretary, have
returned from Chicago where they at
tended the annual meeting of the state
fair boards and expositions. The date
decided upon for the next South Da-
kota state fair Il be held In Huron,
is the week beginning September ~.
Secretary McIvaine says that the
meeting was n of much importance
to South Dakota and sister states.
Representatives of twenty-sSs state
fair boards were present. Those from
Minnesota and South Dakota, with
representatives Of the interstate as
ISOLATION at Sioux City, c~o-operated
and succeeded in getting very salts
factory dates for the three expositions.
The Minnesota state fair occurs the
week prior to the South Dakota fair
and the Sioux City fair follows. There
will be no conflict of the three organ
izations.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-12-16
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

State of South Dakota In County
County Of Brookings SIS. Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of w. L.
Hendricks, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that under
and by virtue of an Order and Decree OF
the County Court made herein on the
Eighth day of November. 1909. upon the pc
tition of the undersigned. Maggie B. Hen
bricks, Administrators of the estate of w.
f. Hendricks. deceased. the said administra-
trix will, on Monday. the Twenty-seventh
day of December. 1909. at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. sell
at public auction, for cash to the highest
bidder or bidders. at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Bookings.
County of Bookings and State of South
Dakota. the following described real estate
belonging to said estate. to-wit.:
The Southwest quarter of Section Seven
teen. Township One Hundred and Ten. Range
Forty-eight. in a body together.
The Southwest quarter of Section Eight.
Township One Hundred and Ten, Range
Forty-eight. in a body together.
And the Southeast quarter of Section
Thirty-six. Township One Hundred and
Twelve. Range FOrty-eight. the Southeast
Thirty-six. Township One Hundred and
Twelve. Range Forty-eight. the West Hall
of the West Half of Section Thirty-one.
Township One Hundred and Twelve. Range
Forty-seven. and the Northeast Quarter OF
the Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty-one,
Township One Hundred and Twelve. Range
Forty-seven in a body together.
All of the above described real estate
situated in the County of Brookings and
State Of South Dakota. said administrator
reserves the right to reject any and all bids
Dated at Bookings. South Dakota. this
nineteenth day of November. 1898.
MAGGIE B. HENDRICKS,
Administrative for the Estate. OF
w. E. Hendricks. Deceased.
CHEEvER & CHEEvER.
Attorneys for Administrative. 4,