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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23
JUDGE nAnEY MARRIED
Distinguished Member Of state SUI
preme Court Was Wedded to :
Huron Lady Tuesday.

TTEWETV
The Huron Huronite which reached
this office Wednesday announced
the marriage of Judge Dick Haney.
a member of the state supreme court.
to a Miss Tredway of Huron. The
many friends of Judge Haney of this
city will be pleased to extend their
sincere congratulations. n Huron-
tie has the following to say
ing the wedding event:
This morning at 8 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Tredway, on Wisconsin
street occurred the marriage of Miss
Florence May Tredway to Judge
Dick Haney of the supreme court Of
the state of South Dakota.
An elaborate wedding breakfast
was served and the bride and groom
departed on the west train this MORN
ing for Pierre where they will make
their future home.
Miss Tredway is we'll known in HUI
ron and at Pierre where she has been
principal of the public schools. She
has resided in Huron since childhood
and is a graduate Of the Huron high
school. Yankton college and Oberlin
College.
Judge Haney is a man well known
throughout the entire state. having
held the supreme court %judgeship for
many years on the appointment Of
Sheldon.
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Concluded on Page 100,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22


a NICE CouNrHr PLACE ACROSS
distance ~ uahtff mAFHst We KIRK
land faFrH e. aefss wsA lmpres 81
soc bearing fraM trees Ai hiuds %
small ffuiga. good HfunW dnsiiina.
iarGa barn. seesfai uufhulidlaHs team.
harnssa wagons mia enea thur.
nalhhff1 uaii. FauHE afnUk chickens.
hHEs Ennd cufflf ~ farming tools and
imglfmfuta. even tHiua arsa. ~ 100
Terms "a part Cell az ths office and
We eui drive aut and 49, h
ROBERT NAtTHT.
ala.f1siit Alaska Hian 80 %
rsss large p,ses x iasf siass At q
SIS down. &c month Ffae wood and
Natsr rec Mrs foreman Or Wsnhet
son. az Earlinafgn store on new uenfun
lire. or Humans cashier, in Times
block II
HERE H a coon BLY, 10 acres. fsw
minutes Eaih ffHfu lnterurban station
level land. excellent soil. partially Son
proved good room house Tor quick
sale uunsr viii take fa.4oo Terms
fnVeatiEats Tits 81 genuine bargain.
ROBERT MAllTnr.
ataa ao-s1t Alaska nidE -go-aa
FREE CONFINEMENT LAND
FQr 500 We VIII locate you on vacant
government land worth ~ e01 cali
evenings between and $50 8 ~ or
sundays between q and 3 m AZ room
~. Downs Block Or phone r. $3.50 or
Main 1faf --IGsaa
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Don't Wait

hut took at our Greenwood Az Addi-
ton today the lots are worth the money
ana more $40 down aud - month.
Our aaleHmen AZ END % fhinneT az ear
mobile
PUGET LAND COMPANY. owner.
Main Offioe. tlb-tit white hldu,
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LEoAL NOTICES.
COUSIN conNl@Iol10G N0gTcF

=, $1,000, ttt.tsN tnrtr,.rt,,N.
tNMtN ~ NofAti"N NNh' "tN'N
tU ."f NNANA Nt NNHtt "'h"'
~ htHa County Washington Coy the
tiANi and rfititeEf O" tUHd NrtialH aNN
maintain H'ttrN1 ~ fN.n NhN WHY ".'a
tnI ihn tfAns'NthattH - r'o'i'lNNf t''
NEHtHf. power $500 Hir.itio INtrf'"iN
manitAtinn putpaef= sinnk 'Nrf aNN
upon fttln tieH" tfa atlv'tR s'l'NH
nnN lNoIi. Nlarra ih tHe 'H"Nih Nt Mus
o. tNNfNt
hralnNhN az H"tnt Nn lN'
quarter corner ef @ee t"r
steeH tn' tyaN eA., N
hM'e WV WV 'heW 80 tt.t.
E We- ~
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
l Must Sell

AZ ss.ssrs improved second bottom
land On seed foss. asaf iatsfasssn aaa
~ n station saa beat landing
Stream hoass.
serss 10 bsaFias orchard. aiffsfsnl
variety
. zeFa stfa~bsrriss
acres uaasf cuiuvauen
paiaass iu soed clever pssiafs
1 acre fenced in shisssa p-fA
balance 81 fenced asa sFsss fsaesa-
ehiAsa hessss
- seed ssss
sesa cess
Ana ria~. suiussior ares sas
al ethics tssls asa hsussheia seeas
Ataai sas halt iana plessd. Ssaas fsf
pisasiss
rhh srsssriy mass - ssia fee whai
30 IL ~essA. "a ne s~usf 10 saias s~ag
nsea. sn r..seashis trfms 80 vHi
,ass auiss4sassfsa ei'y preFsfu r. 80
shssss - wnl Es,s seoa sisasaat 81
sAse
rsa eau tsis sin e~nsr ~ ssnias
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DENTs
2Antk 4
Ixton
I al be-
4 campo
L. = y
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x ~w A
kHaf II
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sec
kn1k VA
board
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Frank A. Cline

1900 BOUNTY in strictly modern five
room houfa worth t2.2b0. iot fHsi8gi Wiii
trade equity Tor vacant Dor nf take care
penfer work for same Phone iad fsh
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AUcr5on sALEs

GsrrNetUNn AaNftua Rne Nal@a ffetlsa
hertss harness NaMfcies huuEhf smd sald
o. con Fntssiau mstf9H eVnfN FfteaV
b m ~ feaf hHraaa AL sipse % hAnd
ffrauNueNn 81 EsnFwrfHwn AkN ~-Ff
IRE Eagle Fufn8turs a Aurfian Co.
ffks Ana hiHfh utu hag fnut eepds -
hsst nssh psicuA - tst them on com
aftosinH If
FoR SALE mtscgLLAHgoUa
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

.-a.s-sss 3, ssasI asas7s -f' a'a.a sa'sH.as
purrrRWoNrW 8 SOY. rrnfeshiouN
piftctpra and Licensed Einbatmers tpsi
ist ORR Moore Theatre 10th phones SEQ
johnson s Hamilton. undrftakort 1tgf
Fitst O., Phones Malta tifei IND ilh
nonney watson ce Funeral Directors
Third ay end Unltsfeltf. noth rhoura no
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Gallaher nj. & NJ.

alaasea vita a. absatuts sNaranfsA
NuHn uFrfCkAM
a O. wNTEEt4 ufu. D.
SO r-apisa nana nidn 8nt snd fiks
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SEE US

We have several small close o. bones
81 ffff 400 90 Terms 80 frHrH.hsI
anfs like rent fIaseafn igfa $3.50 ara
on Di0ar-ln Hafs tfaata fNNa cod ur
some - these have hnusrs nH hlsr
flasssih sister lafs aHd ffarfs af urerrff.
ton HaF - We ana asFa agents com
miiHHiafa
NuArTiN HOME EENEnH co
iee CttfrF g. QfuHaf Flaaf
ONLY $3.50 DOWN. go prN MONTH
Good iAFKt RrFaHN eHtfHNf hH nNH
atHf. ffuf ffHea sHd sffaa nrffIfa
fsnHfG fn. e1uHd Eiea Price tI .."
CONE aMnk fahe ffffnneE ha raf Hr
Fifff al Hef aff III MaffH tNfH ff
81 EFETI r1
Phones tefft it white $50
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MERCER ISLAND wArEn rHoNT
PROPERTY
nsaa,ifai summer heus slis. ssTss
ssssg freat aiF.s'iy opposite hfishien
Hsauilfai Viss lots in Farfssi .
H0diiiaa Wst.f pipad al rfuEefff hne
Prices Fsazs ffeu ftte io it.tee Terms
ro1.s 49, 90 sitsssa rsT,iy fsrsisbsa I
lots seKths far sale af fer fent rsnt
tsH per aonlh VIII ssii Tor tAgtet
tsrna
C. H. X. Co.,
ass sss Nsgtbsrn Bank Hide
Wesilahs Az ard PIKE s.
Otkfl.A.
uErwEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
80 eash dasn and q psf manth.
a r NEWELL 40 epftns ~
Phones aaln tQi1 Ind ssla
A nEffuurFUL LITTLE HOME Only
30 minutes rids out and iast . fee
fngHufes weh from station tee seFea
~ goaa level land aii Improved =.
ehiessn hosss hna yards orthard
small FRUITS uics sarubbsfY q see
ROBERT MALrHY
sta sio eit Alaska nldE 7e-ia
mfnuHnAN
~ acres near lake front tlee ks
from raiifeah atafipn running eater
sosd soli tsso. 3 cash
a . NEWELLl rae Hpring Sc
Phones Main seib ina tsia
MUTT aEtL rms MONTH
F.tNssa acre ranch on EHud county road
three arfes cleared half acre stfa
rice e. fruit trees good five room house,
ioais plenty ~ rorda some house
hold furuiture 81 500 Come terms
9 Il iENaEN. tos HinokisY block
CLOSE TO SEATTLE
tafrr tracts. miles from city Tor
lfto eaaY terms You cant equal this
~ eni aaon b. in demand Tor hetidins
u NEWELL. 40 spring A.
phenss- Main soie. IND asa
VERY DESIRABLE FIVE ArREs
handy 20 one n the best towns in fhe
valley between Seattle and Taepmh
three aersa deep rich black Hardeu
SOL Two acres rfHt lass uplAN" sou
al nearly level, easily cleared feeo
ROBERT MAtTnY.
ais-s2o.p4i Alaska nlds assa2
sit MILES SOUTH or CITY.
40 acres fine land. some improvements
only a. miles south Of city. saeoe &c
u NEWELL ig0 Spring ~
Phones Main soi9. Ind fsiA
FIVE ACRES two acres cleared. sstsh
house barn well, strawberries. fruit
trees A SNAP ~ 81 900
q " JENSEN zoe Hinckley Heck
For aaie BY owner Tor 81 p0Bi is0a
down. 40 acres unimprovsd land. burned
and seeded IN season, near Redmond
Washington Address Conrad Carlson
Redmond washington. -t'sbs
CmCo. NEAR NAVY YARDS
acres near chico, north Of naNy
yards $500, $50 cash time on balance
A. Is NEWELL, l20 Spring -
Phones Main scls, Ind itia
FIVE ACRES south Of city. All
cleared GOOD four.room house; so fruit
trees good county road IT, p p
A. zoe Half cash
h JENSEN. aoe Hnoklsy nioch
Baore tracts good soil. AZ miles north
Of Navy Yard, near boat landing $3.50 90
per tract, $4,000 cash and $1,000 per
month owner, 1871 iHt av ie-at
five acre tracts 1850 good salt we'll
located % down. 81 week Hefheri "a
Upper. Heheusrmnn Block tfo cherry 81
see NJ johnson
ACRES AT sfLVEHDALn
Handy Go wharf good soil on good
road $3.50. $40 cash down SIS Dor month
- NEWELL i2O spring at
Phones Main s0i9. Ind Asi5
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CHEAP chicken ranches from &
20 IS acres close IN around Seattle from
tat0 10 1900. on terms 20 500 down. ss
pes month We ave the owners - xou
can name your own prices Soc Hiu.
mans snleancu today hlHo we want
several men o. work az good Wages
aatf
t2.boo 90 buys tasts University Groom
homHi a bargain, ar you will admit. im
prnYementa in and paid N buyer see
this Terms. owner. bafa itth av n n
ta-at
HAVE YoU SEEN TuEMq
Wcht Green Lake Garden Tracts are
good our salesmen az branch office end
o. fhinneN hv car line viii show YOU
the properp 90 down and $40 per
month viii soon pay FOR one
PUGET LAND COMPANY
Main office. aib-fid white bldg
DO YOt WANT A gNApT
$1,000 FOR ROOM COTTAGE
LOTS. CORNER I HLocE FROM TWO
1Ah LINES. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
wINatfIp bros.
500 Cuimnn uIdr
SNAP
Hrand nav froom strictly modern
home house and lot worth kR Onu far
niture inciud rs plane. worth g. 900
and 81. n0V a tya it all act aulok
FIT FtR a QUEEN
alt Wet hcUrAw. tf
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30

unfinished pieces may do so during such
afternoon as Principal Williams hap
pens to be in the buildings in which
this branch of school work is taught,
but owing to the meager interest the
pupils will have to accommodate them
selves to Mr.. Williams convenience, in
stead OF pursuing their work during the
regular school hours. These. during
the summer term, are from $50 until
y, although at the high school many
Of the students arrive as early as 1880.
The bulk of the work that is being
done is making up in studies in which
pupils have failed, but some of the
ambitious young people are taking on
extra work in order to make more rap
Id progress next year At the high
school the attendance numbers IS. at
the Lincoln between rs and 80 and at
! the Mckinley from So to so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
TRIED TO JUMP
HIS BOARD BILL
Hammond Youth Thinks
Better of It, However.
and Settles Up.

Who is this young Hammond man,
whose troubles a Jasper county paper
chronicles?
A deputy sheriff from Hammond
came down here last Friday on the
lookout for a young man who had
some time ago jumped as Is board
bill at that place. He learned that
the fellow was working for the tele-
phone company at or near Remington,
and was driven over there and saw him.
The young man turned all colors of the
rainbow when he saw the deputy, whom
he knew by sight at least. and he soon
raised $3.50. the amount of the bill
had grown to with costs, and handed it
over. and the deputy went back smiling.
The poor widow whom the man had
tempted to defraud, the deputy said,
had all she could do to make both ends
meet. The man had got behind in his
board and told the woman he was going
to Gary to secure employment, and
would send her the money very shortly.
Instead he came down here and secured
employment. and it was only by acct
dent that his whereabouts We're lately
learned.
1t pays to be honest with boarding
housekeepers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
SUMNER SCHOOL
OPENS IN {. CHICAGO
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

East Chicago. Ind, June 9o.-The
summer schools of East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor have opened with a
whoop, and the attendance in all
branches, but one is all that the most
sanguine OF the advocates of vaca-
ton study could wish for. The ore de-
linquent department. which it has been
decided to abandon owing to the small
attendance, is that of manual training.
While between 100 and 125 children put
in an appearance at the various build
ings, where work is in progress, only
about a dozen of these came for man
ual training, out of sixty who had sig
nified their intention of entering before
the close Of the regular school term.
This, however. is a mere incident,
and while Superintendent z. n. Canine
regrets that there was not more inter-
est shown IN the manual training he
! is on the whole well satisfied with the
general showing. Arrangements have
been made whereby all students Of
manual training who wish to complete
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
CLUB CLOSES Up
LEASE LAST NIGHT

The University club of Hammond last
evening authorized its board of direc-
tors to enter into the lease with Anton
Taper for the renting of one-half
of the third floor of the new $4,000
Tayyer block which is to be built at
the corner of Holman and Sibley
streets. and viii be ready for occupancy
Oct 1.
This is the final action, which insures
the club the finest quarters in the re-
gion. Mr.. Taper has been very lib
eral with the members of the club in
the furnishings and decorations he has
specified for the new quarters. and this
has been greatly appreciated by the
ninety members of this organization.
To spend 81 500 for Furniture.
The club will now make prepara-
lions for furnishing the new club rooms
in approved style, and it is expected
that $1,000 to $1,000 will be spent on
furniture alone.
The committee, which had charge of
the project to erect grandstand at
the automobile races, reported that the
club will make considerable more mon
ey than was at first anticipated
These funds will be turned into the
treasury for the purpose of buying
furniture. The club ordered all bills
that were incurred in this project paid
Immediately.
Mr.. Taper has stated that he will
make every effort to have the building
| completed within the next three or
| four months, and in fact. is offering a
| bonus to the contractor who will COM
plete the work in the shortest possible
| time
! There was a large attendance at the
meeting last evening despite the fact
that the warm summer weather is
causing a falling off in the attend
ance al most organizations of the kind
To Publish Year Book.
One committee was appointed to take
up the matter of revising the articles
of incorporation and the bylaws to
suit the needs of a larger organization
and another to will compile the in
/ formation which will be used in print
ing a University club year book.
This book will contain the constitu-
ton and bylaws and other information
about the club it's officers and mem.
bers. These books will be for the ex,
elusive use of the members. The enter
tainment committee is expected to ge
busy in the near future and arrange al
outing to Cedar Lake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
BOARD HOLDS 4
MEETING TO-DAY

Ratifying contracts and issuing no
tees to delinquent corporations con
sumed considerable of the board of pub
lie works time at its session this nor.
ing.
Among the corporations who wi
ceive notices are the Hammond.
ing & East Chicago Street Ca.
pany. who must provide bette
sprinkling; the NJ C. McGovef
pany. to comply with theif /
agreement with the board 10
the South Holman street pa he
Lake Shore railroad, to plG EFF
field avenue crossings, an Gas
company and the Chicago 49, COM
pany, to take up their guy wires lead
ing into the ground.
The board ratified the contracts Of
the Ahlborn Construction company for
the South Holman street walks; the
the One Hundred and Fiftieth street
walks. and Lavene Brothers contract
for the Williams street pavement. The
petition of the property owners on
Calumet avenue for sidewalks from
Carroll street to the Nickel Plate tracks
was accepted and the engineer ms truct-
ed to prepare plans and specifications.
In the water department the board
ratified the contract of the Hammond
Plumbing & Heating company for lead
pipes in Waltham street, and the con
tract for house connections by George
| yermett.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
willis Brown to SpeaE

Rev. Shook of the First Presbyterian
church of Hammond reports that hdge
Willis Brown, who aroused so mua in
terest in boys during his last stayAere,
will speak at the Presbyterian aurch
at the regular service next Saday
morning
As Mr.. Brown game one of tbs finest
talks that was ever heard in tbs city.
there will no doubt be large crowd
out to hear him. His assistant sAaFles
B. Hahn. will be in Hammond nxt Fri
day evening and viii give the boys a
stereopticon lecture that will De full
of interesting things.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
GROSS IN TROUBLE

While Special Judge Henderson of
the Hammond city court was hearing a
motion for a continuance in the case
Of Edward A. Gross, an East Chicago
constable. who Is charged with extor-
ton in Hammond. a suit charging him
with assault and battery on the per-
son of an East Chicago woman was
filed in the Lake superior court in
Hammond.
1t is understood that both cases will
be vigorously prosecuted. The case in
the Hammond city court was continued
until July 9, when it will again come
up for a hearing before Judge Hender-
son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Building Permit.

P. ]. Moser, deputy building commits
sioner, this morning issued building
permits to Z. E. Bell for a one-story
brick building on State street, costing
$4,000.
A permit was also issued to J. F. Zero
for a two-story brick residence on
lot IA In May street, to cost $1,000, the
owner to do his own building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
THE CITY
William Horst Welded.

The wedding of Mr.. William Horst
and Miss Katie Kussins at ST. Au-
gustine's church. Fifty-first street and
Justine street. Chicago. took place at
8 o'clock this morning. The wedding
breakfast followed at 1910 Justine
street, the brides home. The brides
maid was Miss Katie Baker and Peter
Horst was best man. Those who at
tended from Hammond, besides reIa-
tives of Mr. Horst, were Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Knoezer and Mrs. A. Volk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Quits the Job?

A report from Warren, Ind. is TO the
effect that J. L Griffith, who had Sc
cured a $4,000 contract for the cree
ton of the main building Of a proposed
Methodist Old Peoples Home, men
ton of which was made in TIE TINES
yesterday. had abandoned the contract
and stands to forfeit $500 in a certified
check. which he had to file
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Luke Foley Gets Divorce

Bridget Foley recently filed a suit for
divorce against her husband, Luke Fol
ey Mr.. Foley retained Attorney Fet-
terer of Hobart and filed a cross-com
plant Mrs. Foley dropped the pro-
ceedings against her husband, but he
got a divorce on his cross complaint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Shea to Buy in Homewood.

J. T. Hutton of Hammond sold his
seventyfiv feet in Glendale park ad-
dition to Thomas Shea of the Simplex
Railway Appliance company for So
0O0- Mr.. Hutton bought this choice
piece of property several years ago and
paid $500 for it. This is one of the
many deals that have been made lately
by Gostlin, Meyn & Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Orders Baskets.

The board of public works this morn
ing ordered eight dozen clothes baskets
to be used for the safe keeping of
clothes at the Lake Front park bath
house. The board hopes in this way
to solve or relieve the congested con-
dition at the bathhouse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Dies in Chicago

Mrs. Henrietta Weining, formerly Of
Hammond. died yesterday at a Chicago
hospital at the age of 20 years. She
was the mother of sixteen children,
most of whom are living. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon in
the West Hammond cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30

cessful Whiting restaurateur, opens n
a Ia carte dining room at - sue
street tomorrow.
The arrangements of both plaees
promise to give first class serYiee at
reasonable prices. and VIII attemp. to
earn a good patronage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Auto Truck Hits Harse

An auto truck STRUCK hone at the
Holman street bridge this fternoon
and nearly killed it. Thomas Swanton
reported the matter to the pice. and
suggested that they ought Z make an
effort to capture the driver Il the ma
chine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Two New Cafes.

Two new eating places will open in
Hammond within the next twenty-four
hours. the first being the Wecater cafe.
in the First National bank building,
which opens with a fine bill of fare
this evening. Jack OKeefe. a sue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Death Of Baby.

Leo, the five months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James BereoIos, of the Maine
restaurant, died yesterday afternoon
after short Illness. The body was
taken to Chicago this noon for burial
in the Elmwood cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Finds Unowned Bicycle.

officer Bunde picked upan unclaimed
bicycle at the fntersectia Of Holman
street and the Nickel Plaai tracks. The
wheel is at the police satien waiting
for some one to claim Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30

ELEMENT
REDUCED

The bow WOW population of Ham
mond was reduced by 25 per cent last
year, as a result Of the refusal OF the
owners of dogs to muzzle them during
the hot weather. over 100 dogs We're
shot, and the police killed as many as
eight or ten dogs in one day.
The mayor has just issued his procla-
nation calling for the muzzling of dogs
this year and in the near future the
police will start out killing all can
ines which are not properly Gagged.
Judging from the number of licenses
which have been issued the dog popu-
lation of the city of Hammond, it is
about 500, although it may have been
materially increased by a number of lit
tiers this spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Let Chickens Rur Loose.

William Beiriger was crested by
Bafliff James E. frost of th city court
on the charge of permitting his chick
ems to run loose His cas- will come
up for trial July 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30

THE TIMES COVERS LAKE CoUN-
TY FOR NEWS WITH A FINE TOOTH
COMB AND GETS RESULTS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30
Crusade to Begin.

These 500 dogs must all have cages
put over their shoots or a policeman
is likely to try his marksmanship on
them. Of course. there will be the US
ual opposition to the killing of dogs.
but the police point to the fact that
there has never been a serious maddog
scare in Hammond, while in Elkhart
last year there were ten or twelve vic
Tins of maddog bites before the rabid
dogs were all killed off.
The police claim that they do not
get any enjoyment out of killing dogs.
but have been authorized by the mayor
to compel the muzzling of dogs, and
even If they were inclined to be lenient
in the matter, they have no choice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-30

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