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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
@rufmiithioc geaatc am NrGritcr.

OonterS N.-Y, tG. Suni.-Gir
icltcneS @liiG lit 800 grbeitcrn mn
grbeiterinncn Der bieiigen Smitb'.
ld)cn Seppidmebereien i'll Sbcil ge.
iporoen. Sic er6ielten iGmntlid,
GbcdS I'M @etroge bon $1,000 olls
Dem NodloB Der nn1 3. SSebrilor Der.
It%orbencn 6rou Guo Smith Gohrolc
elller Softer beS 8rilnoerS Der So.
BRIT. 6rou GodJrane, oie Gin &ernt1.
gen bon $S,000,000 binterlolien bar.
bcltimmtc in ibrcm Scitoment, oof
ole iiber 5pon5ig Sabre in benz &c.
ldoft tbotiGcn Slngeiteatcn ie $1,000
erbdlten lollcn. glBcroem pcrntodtc
lie Dem &omoopotbiiden SoipitoI
BON Oontcrs $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

ipeld)er Z nit 2(noeren Die 9ei6ulbi.
gllrg erboberL bob G%orppbGen Der
meoi3inii6cn NSiiienidoit fiir Die gu
meiIung bon reiden Eotienten Ero-
%piiionen be3oblten, wllroe bouptiGd)-
LID oernommen.
IS mllroe ieit9aItcQt, BOB 9r.
6rieomann's 9eboltptlunget, Elm
9ubeno Grofeiioren, Oorltnter oie
bcrporragenoitcn 4lttoritdten, bGtten
S6od)er 9etriebelr, b%agriinoet iin6.
Silfolge oieies gefnnos giebt Der
prpuBiide altItuSmiiiiter Or. Soac
Die Ibii6t fund, ioneit Rrofeiiorclt
Der uniperiitGt on Sem Yotienter.
i6afer bctbeiIiat iino, in ser Itreng-
item @eiie por3ugeben.
3upieI I i'll g6iIipp.
6iitlt gbilipp 81 Gulen6urg bat
ipegen Der S0be Der linn obqeiorOer-
ten Caution 9eid)lper0c erboben. @ie
bereits %genelOet, lui1roe Die 9iira.
idoftSiumma bon 100000 Worf allf
cine p UtiGion ge~itei9ert.
Griminolbeamte benoden icbt 6oS
ShloB Siebenberg, no lid ser 1iirit
bis sur @ieoerotfnobme 0eS Wei:1s
ioasFro5aTies am 3. SltIi alfbolten
mil, ltno bic ndd)ite l%lmgebung.
@lnti9e &romoUe in &icG.
Sn aiel bouern Die gemeloeicn
StrIfesGranalle nod tort. 0ud oen
lebten telagropbii6en Wittbcilunacn
lit Die Fli5ci mieoer mcbrmols oeqen
Strlter, luelfe iid 5u.iommengerottet
lIno cine Oroben0e @oltrn0 an0enonl.
men botten, eingeidritten. Gle NllS-
l%tdnoi9en ieBten iid) sur @ebr, uno
eS fam 81 bl1ltigen SGmpfen. &icle
Ferlonen bdben me6r o0er meniQer
S%erletrngen 0auonoetroallr.
Yin Dem NltSitnn0. lpelder 6ereitS AT
6oblrelden @r6eiien AnluB QeQebcn
bat, betbeiligen iid) ollie ItG0tiiden
arbelter, ipelde bi9ber 0ie 6Gtulicn-
Nbtubr belorQteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Der Sapaner=S Strife nnf Saiuaii.

Sonolulm 1G. Sum-. - 3mei.
tollieno Strifebreder limo iebt an ser
Nrbeit nnb fleine @rllppcn Scr itri.
feloen ioponilden Elontogen-A rbei-
ter febren ans @crf 5uriid. Gle Siib.
rcr IN Der 49itotion bobcn feinc }lnt-
mort ollf ibrrn gclterl an ben iopn-
niI6en Sotidoftcr Gatobiro gcridtc-
ten 2lppea er6alteu. Der 8erfouf
Don Reuolucrn 1mo onoeren 6euer-
l%poffcn lit I'M 3mcbmen oQein sic
aGlier iinb grobtcntbcilS meiBc 9c-
mobncr. .&rbe bcrrift beutc unO bie
Sod)loge bat lid lett gfltern uiht ne,
icntlid perGnocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Ebilanocr iuiro GhrcnoUftpr.

GbiIobeIp9io. t6. SUM. -
gel Dem ieierli6en SdluBott oes 66.
&ebriobres oeS r6miid-fot5oliiheu
Goaegs st. GGomos Of 9iQo Nopo"
in GiQa Nopa, llnmeit bon bier, ultr,
DC StaotSIefretGr Ybilonoer s. anor
gum 3ottor Der &edte ubonpriS calp
ia" genodt. Inter ben onoeren Ser.
lonell, mel6en Gbnlide gls5eidnur.
gen SIT lbeil murOeL 6efono iid Sp.
4. @olton bon Fbiluoclpbia, iriiberer
Sprcder Oea observation-disclosures
bon EenniDlponien. Die Nniprade
al bic Hbitllrienten biclt 2emis Nirop
bon Nelu-Oorf, 0cnl Der Gbrentitel CT,
mes ~9ottorS Der @ilieniGait" perlie.
ben mltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
; -.


tor @ilion bat 8pci Spe3ioI- Snipcf.
loren ut6 brei bobe Beanie, nGnlid)
Or. u. 2. WeIOin, Gbef Oes Bureaus
fir S6la6tbous- S1ouItric, Collector
SEQ. i. WcGobe un6 cire1 Stills
@eneralonpolt ieineS 1eportemtntS,
81 oieiem 3rued no6 ct. 2ollis ae-
ion0t.
Grom & 2 MAIDEN oaS
nteortglte Nngebot.
Nlts einem pergegangenen porlGll-
figcn &crgIei6 Der ei%ngelauienen 9[n.
gebote fiir bcn gou pom bier Safen.
Gampiern fir bo5 @enerol-G uortier.
metlter-0 epartcment Ser armee Qebt
berDor, 0oB oo5 nieoriglte 9tnge6ot
bon Der oSbtp & engine Building
60" Don u. Grnmp & S0bnen in
E~bila0elpbin eingereid)t moroen lit.
IS lalltct orlf $312,500 fir Den 9olt
nler pier Compiler. 0os BON oeriel-
ben 6irmo eingereid)te 2lngebot bon
$4,000 fiir einen Der Tampier mar
nieorigcr, ais 0oS irgeno zines ser
Icds onoeren S6iff5baucr, Die Nnge-
bote ein9creidt boben.
uebungSfobrt Ser See.
aaoetten.
GaS llebulgS = @ei6lpooer Don
N%nnopoIi@, beitebeno aus Den Grcll-
5crn uGbicogo" unb uOlpmpio," Oeln
aIten SduIidiif uSortiorO" mo Dem
Wonitor oSonopab" lit nit Den See,
&oocstet Scr clearinghouse an 9oro
BUR Sommer-&rel5inbrt ser &ooetteu
Don ben Sirginier Soaps nod Nelu.
&onoon uno an0ercn an ser &iiIte
uon 9tell.@nglnnO gelegenen Eunften
altSgclollicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Seirntbctc feline .SansbGltcrin.

gowtufet, u. s, t6. Suni. -
@arren 81. Sales. Wiaiondr unb
9nunnuoll. Moid)inen -6abrifont, bel.
rotbete ieine SoltsbGlterin Srou Mill-
ME Sit. Sic lit Die brittle @attin oeS
Sales. Bon ieinen eriten sfuei 8nt-
tirnen botte Sales SdeiOungcn er-
mirft. Die 5meite oerielben mar bas
Gbormooel Catherine SarriS. 6rall
Wtinnie 6ib, iebige Satin bon Sales.
lit ebenfols bon ibrem 8atter, einein
Banter, 9eibieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
,Gnterciiant, ucnn funlr.

ct. Saul 0tinn., 16. SUM. =
Cine Spe5ialOepeIfe bon Seattle,
@oib, beiagt; r6rau IS. Shea bon
9nIutb, lpel6c Die Eoli5ei ON 30.
Woi IN &enntniB 9eieBt bate, eS
ieiell ibr $4,000, Die inter Der Mo.
trabe ibreS 9ettes peritedt gerueien,
geItoblen morOan, bat eincn 9rief nit
einliegenoen $4,000 erbnlten, ser bic
llnterihriit tr,g n3mei Iiebe" lno
iporin Die 2cbtercn ingten, lie bitten
Iibr Seim fir $1,000 quaaeitattet .lp1o
ba lie fetnen meiteren @ebroud iiir
ooS 8elo b0tten, 10 ifidten lie oen
GeIt Der Gigentbiimerin Sllriid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
S%anbitnmmc uum Sabnsng iiber-
fQhreu.

atngIton N.-Y., 16. SUM-. =
Die taubltumme 5rau Florence u.
0nrant nurbe bel Surlep, m1breno
lie aui Dem 8eleiie Der ySntario uno
8eltern 9obn" bin idritt, BON einen
@abn5ua iiberfabren unb auf Der
SteIle g%etobtet. Sic mar cine God.
ter BON ". S. Maion. einem promi.
tenten Smportenr BON Melaiie in
grooflDn, H..O. lli5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Nmsiabiger anf Der Tlndlt.

Sos gngeleS, Sol, t6. 1Slni.
- Sin altsidbiger, gbeIoiOo 2iqlliro,
lit g~citern slbeno aus >eln bieiiaen
Gountp. Soipital e%ntiprungen, inoeln
or aus 9etttiidlern cin Sell berIteate
uno lid aus Dem 6enitcr biun6lieB.
Won bat bis Jest pcrgeblid nad linn
aeiudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
3n Gbrcn Huijel Saae's.

Sron N.-Y, 16. Slni.-Sn Ser.
binbilng nit Der 5eier DeS So. Sab,
rcStages oeS 9eitebens oeS yTeniic.
laer Eolptchnic Snititlte" oobier
fano Die Groifnitne bes p~or5iialid,
alsgeltottetcn 2oborotpriumts oe&
SnititlltcS, luelfeS gum a~ngeoenfer
an ben peritorbenen Huiiea Sage ge.
Itiftet it, ltott. @1breno ser Croft.
nuligSccremonien Lief Elm Sdreibcr
BON Srm Gage ein, morin bieie Dem
Snltitllt ST 100000 gum @eldent
mnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
8abnnnfaQ in Werifo.

@IYaio, Ger, 16. Sini. - 9ei
Gesquorn in Der NGbe pom Sermo.
lilo in Nerifo entgleiite ouf Der
3iueigbabn Ser .Soutbern Eociiic.
9abn" nad 8ltapmas eiit Gerionen.
5ug ulo Der GonOufteur u. s. 8uoee
,mb Is Foiiugiere erlitten ernite Ser.
lebrngen. Iae @ageons nit Nus.
nobnle oes advantageous ItiirSten
Inn. rt@ t', Nfft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
8 It 2 t. 2ouis.

Die acknowledgement bes iriiberen
5leiid . SnipettorS Sarms, bobin.
gebeno, ooB Die 6leiidbeidal bon
Sit-St. 2o,tis goil5 mertblos iei, ner-
oen BON Der gunbesregierintg einge.
beno gepriift meroen. Iderboulefre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
9eutidnat Il q b 9 e
prbnete II $50 bmen
mik hQnbeIt.

@ien, 16. Sini. 81 Tltrob.
lau in gobmen baben iid) bIutige
3uiammenitobe amiidenS o5ioIoemo-
fraten uno 9eutihnationalen creig-
net. 9ie northumberland ab9eoro-
neten @olf, 2obl unb SpieB iuurben
bon ibren @egnern angeipien II. NIT
Steinen bemorfen.
9ie tumultiariid)en 8orgGn9e &c.
itoIteten iif) inilner beoroblifer, 10
Dob iih Die @enoormerie gum Gin.
idreiten peranlabt fab. Gieier 9e-
lang es crit nod eeraumer 3eit, Die
Mube ipieoer bersuiteuen.
qbenterbranb in 3roppau II.
@ieu. 1G. SUM-. = 81 1roppaii
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
M|STREATEO WOMAN HAS NEW STORY
 ON STAND
REFUSES TO TESTIFY AGAINST HUSBAND AND PAYS COSTS
 O. PROSECUTION

Because his wife, woman of the half world, refused to testify against him, Art Mosier was discharged yes. terday afternoon, after having been ar. rested Saturday morning and lodged in jail with charge of aggravated assault standing against him.
 Although Mrs. Mosier told the of ficers, at the time her husband was ar rested, that he had struck her and that he had mistreated ber on previous oc cas ons until she had been compelled to leave him, she told an entirely different story on the stand, claiming that she hsd fallen against the door and bruised her arm.
 As tnere were no witnesses to the affair and testimony contradictory to that of Mrs. Mosier would have been only hearsay, the district attorney de- cid.d that it would be futile to attempt to prosecute the ease, and accordingly moved for smissal. Mrs. Mosier paid the court costs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
.R0Y GONE ARRESTED
TAKEN IN AT BIsBEE AND WILL BE BROUGHT TO GLOBE TO
 FACE SERIOUS CHARGE

Roy Cone, wanted here on a charge of having embezz' ed a considerable amount of money from the Pioneer Meat company, by which he was for merly employed, was arrested in Bisbee yesterday and will be brought back to face the charge.
 Nothing of the circumstances of Cone s arrest are known, as only a brief wire notifying the sheriff's office of his capture was received yester- daJ.
 Undcrsherif Frank Haynes will leave this morning to bring tho prisoner to this city.
 Not only is Cone charged by the neat company with having collected a considerable amount from its customers without turning over the money, but he is said to be heavily indebted to a number of locFl people, for board, room rent and the Ike.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
CLOTHING BUSINESS
 PARTNERSHIP IS DISSOLVED
MAX AND MARCUS LANTTN WILL NO LONGER CONTINUE AS
 MERCHANTS TOGETHER

As the result of a disagreement as to the manner in which the business should be conducted, the firm of Max Lantin & Brother, the we'll known clothiers, dissolved partnership yestcr- day, Marcus Lantin withdrawing.
 Both Max and Marcus Lantin stated to the Silver Belt yesterday that they could not agree in business and it was thought best to dissolve partnership As the result, Max purchased his brother's interest in the store.
 Marcus Lantin states that he will open separate store as soon as he can secure stock of goods. He has sev eral locations already in sight, but has not made definite selection as yet
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
BITING DOGS PROVE ID BE EXPENSIVE
 LUXURY
COLORED LAD PAYS TWENTY BIC ROUND DOLLARS TOR EsCA-
 FADE OF PET

Fighting dogs are rather an ex- pensive luxury, particularly when they decide to chew up unotfending citizens and the owner has to pay the costs.
 At least William Rodin, a eolorcd bootblack, thinks that way about the proposition ard he ought to know, as he was assessed $20 by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday, as the resul: of an attack made by his dog upon John Ralston.
 Ralston was passing the bootblack stand at Broad and Oak streets Sunday night, when the dog sprang at him ard bit him below the knee, entirely without warning.
 A friend recognized the dog, and as result, Rodd was haled into court, with charge of maintaining pubic nuisance standing against him.
 Roddin at first tried to prove an alibi for his doglets, but the alibi was as weak as the dog was strong and the goods were fastened upon the canine.
 The owner Of the dog then brought out several character witnesses, in an effort to prove that in the past the animal had been so kind and affection ate that it would only bite b efsteak after much persuasion, but this was also knocked out by what the court already knew of the dog, and verdict of guilty was rendered.
 A fine of $20 was imposed by Judge Thomas, which was sorrowfully dug up by Roddin. He was warned that he had better muzzle the dog in the flu. ture if he wished to avoid further trou ble.
 Judge Thomas is highly in favor of city ordinance giving the marshal g office power to shoot any vicious or dan. gerous dog, whenever this action be. comes imperative.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
Abroad or Legal Bysiness-

Charles l.. Rawlins of the law firm of Raw,ins & Little. lift yesterday morn ing for SolOmonville, where he attend ed Graham county district court yes terday. He will leave Soiomonville this morning for Tucson, where on W5dnes- day he will appear in the Pima county district court as attorney for the de. fendant in the famous libel action of Bieber vs. the State Consolidated Printing company. The suit is the re- sul of an alleged libelous pub, ication in
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
W. c. T. U. MEETING

Aspecial meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held Tuesday, June s, at 2:3O o clock, at the home of Mrs. E. G. Decker. An interesting program on the Flower Mission Work will be given. All members are requested. tG bring flowers, to be distributed among the sick, the hospitals and prisoners Very important business will be at tended to at this meeting. Visitors arg always welcome.
 MRS, A. T. HAMMONs, MRS. J. H. THOMPSON, Pres
 Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
He wil lenve for the east in a shori

He will leave for the east in a short time to purchase stock of goods.
 Max Lantin conducted the clothing business as an individual for, about eight years, taking his brother into the firm as partner, little more thar a year ago.
 Details of the tronsfer have not De"n made public, but it is understood that "Marc" received good sum for his interest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
SHORT STORIES nF TIE CITY
seek Hcalth cn tha Coast-

D. Littlejohn and wife will leave this morning for Los Ang les and the coast , cities of southern California. Mir. Lit tejohn has been in poor health for number of months past and will seek the sea breezes hopeful of gaining re- lief.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
NOTICE oE DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Max Lantin & Brother has been dis solved by mutual eons,nt. The busi- ness in the future vii be conducted by Max Lantin and will be so named.
 (Signed) MAX LANTIN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
Speaking of Fame

During the past ten days three let ters-all written in states east of the Mississippi-addressed to the "Silver Belt, Arizona," came, right through without interrupt'on and were promptly d,livered to their newspaper by Post master sturgis corps of efficient work CTS. The Silver Belt and Globe are, to all intents and purposes, synonymous.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
zrark Th:ir Friends

MT. ard Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, who were deprived by death of their baby boy last week, have requested the SH- yer Belt to thank their many friends for the kindness shown them and the sympathy extended during the hours when the shadow obscuyed the sunshine. They hope in the future in more material way to show their gratifea tion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

2:30 D. m. The comm ttee in charge is doing everything possible to cele- brate the day in an appropriate man. ner. There will be street parade, music, singing, history of the flag and patriotic addresses. Everybody come. Business houses are requested to close their places of business and make Flag Day half holiday for all citizens.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
Prof. Smith in New H6me-.

Prof. Smith, superintendent of the city school, will occupy the .Coplen resi- dencc on North Hill street during the summer months. MT. Smith and fam ly moved to their new home yesterday. The Coplens vii be absent from the city about five months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

We do not know. of any other pill that is as good as DeWitt's Little Earl, Risers, the famous little liver pills small, gentle, pleasant and sure pills with reputation. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
Elkg Will Celsbrate-

An Elks and the public in general are invited to attenl the Flag Day parade and celebration, to ba held in Dreemland on Monday, June II, at
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

Hear Dock Johnson sing, .The Way to Spell PossuIn Pie.' My, oh me, oh ny.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
A Vital Point.

The most delicate part of bSoy it's bowels. Every ailment that II sp fers with attacks of the bowels aiso dangering in most eases the liie O' infant. MeGee's Baby Efxr ea' diarrhoea. dysentery and all deFaaI ments of the stomach or bowels. e0 by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

Nothing but good pictures and good comedy at the Majestic tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

See tho Honolulu dance. Dreamland tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

the Tucson Star during the heat of last falls campaign. The plaintiff i: republican national committeeman
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

I love that dollar, but, oh you n.nstrels!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

Everything new and up to date al the Majestic tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

wstch for the street parade. Then follow tho crowd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-25
: Charles A. johnson. Auditor.

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned commissioner appointed in
an action for partition in the Lake
County Superior Court of Indiana,
wherein Annie NJ Anderson. Ludwig. A.
Anderson. Annie NJ Anderson. his wife;
Ida NJ. Carlson, Claus e. Carlson, her
husband; Charles F. Anderson, Caroline
Anderson. his wife Harry E. Ander
son. Huldah H. Anderson, Mabel j.
Hawenson, Alfred Hawkenson, her
hus band; Urbin J. Nicholson. Frank D.
Nicholson, Laura f. Nicholson, Elmer
S. Nicholson, Arthur B. Nicholson, Ray
mond P. Nicholson, Nels Nicholson, Axel
NJ. Nelson. ]. Gilbert Nelson and Harry
NJ Anderson are plaintiffs. and Esther
Il. Williams, Harry E. Williams. her
husband; Eliza Anderson and Walter
Anderson, her husband, are defendants,
for the partition of certain real estate
therein described and to sell the real
estate described in the complaint in
said cause, will as, such commissioner.
on and after the 10Th day of October,
1909. offer for sale to the highest bid
der the following described real estate
in sal dLake County, in the State of In
diana to-wit:
Part of the North half of the North
east quarter of the Northeast quarter
(NE IA of Section six 60. in Town
ship Thtrty-six (36l, Range Seven ID.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-25

arrangements or agreements with any
bidder. public officer, or anyone else,
whereby such bidder or affliant mas
Whatever, which tends to or does lessen
or destroy free competition in the let
ting of such contract.
All bids, affdavits and binds must
be fled on blank forms which will be
furnished to the applicants desiring TO
bid on said work, by the Auditor OF
said County No bid will be consid-
cred unless filed out on these forms
and accompanied by an affidavit and
bond as above mentioned.
Said plans and specifications may be
seen and inspected at the office Of the
architects, Beers Beers, l6S Michigan
avenue, Chicago, Illinois. or at the Au-
ditor's Office in the court house in the
town of Crown Point. Lake County, In
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA.
MATHEW ]. BROWN,
SAMUEL A. LOVE.
OSCAR A. KRINBIL1L
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-25
$$SS$$$$$$S$ $SSSSSSSSSSSAl

West Of the Second Principal Meridian,
West and 330 feet South of the North
east corner of said Section s. and run
ming thence South $40 feet; thence West
Fast 165 feet; thense South 400 feet;
thence East s30 feet to the place of
beginning, containing five CD acres
Terms of Sale: All cash or 1-3 cash
in hand and 1-3 in one year and 10
in two years; purchaser to. give notes
with the usual provisions drawing SIX
annually from date of mortgage on
the property so sold to, secure the same .a
Bids will be received at my residence
ter County. Indiana, or at the law OF
fee of VIM. Johnson In Valparaiso, IN
diana, on and after said 18th DAY OF
NEIS NICHOLSON,
Cam m 6 ion err
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
7 ,ETTING OF CONTRACT.

LETTING Or NON INAC1
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, the Board of County Commits
sfoners of the County OF Lake, IN the
State of Indiana, have adopted the plans
and specifications for the additions, al
terations and remodeling or the Lake
Superior Court Building situated IN the
city of Hammond, Lake county, inal-
ana, and that said plans and -speclnca-
lions were so adopted on the 18th day
of August, 1909, and are now on ME IN
the Auditors office of said County, and
have been open to public Inspection for
more than thirty days. and that up 10
One o'clock of the first day of NoVem-
Der 1909, sealed bids are invited ana
will be received by said Board OF Com
missioners of Lake County. Indiana at
the Auditors office of said county, IN
the Town of Crown Point, Lake Coun-
ty Indiana, for the alterations. add
lions and remodeling of the Lake SUI
perior Court Building in the city OF
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, and
that on said day the contract Will be
let to the lowest responsible bidder,
said Board of Commissioners reserving
the right to reject any and all bids.
Each bid filed with the Auditor of said
County must be accompanied by a good
and sufficient bond equal to the amount
of Indiana, signed by the bidder and
at least two freehold suretles, resi-
dents of Lake. County. Indiana, or by
a duly authorized and qualihed Bond
ing or Surety Company, authorized TO
do business in Lake County, Indiana,
which bond shall guarantee the faith
full performance and execution OF the
work so bi dior according to the plans
and Specifications on file as aforesaid
in case the same is awarded 10 said
bidder and that the contractor so re-
cetving such contract shall promptly
pay all debts incurred in the prosecu-
ton of such work. including labor, ma
terial furnished and for board of lab
orers thereon. Cash depsits or Treas
urer's certified checks will be accepted,
All signatures TO the bond so filed
must be duly acknowledged before
some officer authorized by. law to take
aeknowl ed gements. Each bid filed with
the Auditor must be accompanied by
an affidavit that the bidder, his agent
or representatives present at the time
of fling such bid specifying. that they
nor neither of them have in any way
directly or indirectly. entered into any
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
GARY

GARY.
Lots12 o29. 81 feet lot II,
81 feet lot 80, block so. Gary
Land Co.'S subdivision, Gary
Land Co. to Rt Rev. H. J.
Lot 40. block 26. Gary Land Co.'S
subdivision Gary Land Co. to
Rt Rev. H. J. Alerding. .... 500
Und Ia lot in first addition,
Gertrude Ulrich to Steel City
Realty Co. ...-.....-... 200
Lot IA. block 76, Gary Land Co.'S
subdivision, Lawrence d. Will
son to J. L. Pyle. .-.......-... 4 900
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot %. block 5. subdivision NE
Il 32-3T-9, East Chicago Co. to
George PacZkowski .. 900
Lot 33, block 6, subdivision NE
u 32-37-9. East Chicago Co.
to Joseph Ciszczon ........ 800
HAMMOND
Lot 81. bloc k4. Franklin addi-
ton. Julian II. Youche to Cost
lin. Meyn & Co. ..........., 125
Lots Is and is. block 2, Messeng-
ers addition, August Holman
TO John NJ Sheppard .....- $50
TOLLESTON-
Lot 20 block 2. Oak Knoll Park
addition, josh S. Andrews to
Richard Elwood. .............. 1900