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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN 70 the
owner or owners OF all houses. and lots. improved
or Unllmrr o,11o! lands sss sssT,ea s1 ssse BEEN shat come ane
p,eted and are lodged In the once OF the board OF
for examination by oil persons inter
Borough Of Brooklyn.
List go. No. I. Erecting wooden raj fences on
the north side of chsunoey street, between
patchen aud Ralph avenues: east Side Of Saratoga
avenue, between Park and Prospect places; nort1
i'd ssa,o Of Hs ,SsnSr s nss,s s s;ds on f ports six iHa
street. bctween Fourth and Fifth avenues, cast
side of Fourth avenue, bttseen Forty sercn1 anS
Forty third streets: southeast corner OF fH'a
avenue and forty.ssvcnth street.
List 4s3. No. :. Laying cement on
Fourth avenues; both sides OF Garheld plaoe'
between Fourth and Fifth avenues; on the south,
street: sauth side OF Si.tieth street, between
Third and Fourth avenues; south side OF fiiy-
second street between lIIth and siits "V we ~.
south side of Belmont avenue. between Snediker
avenue and Hinsdale street; south side q pttsin
street: west side OF Hinsdalc street. between PIT.
Kin and Belmont avenues; north side OF l!9srty
s Avenue: e esss SIDE Of alsSama avenue. Between
Suttcr and Blake avenues; west side OF Watkins
street. 6stweU: Glsnmort and Liberty AVENUES:
OF Fast New York avenue. between the Junction
OF these avenues md Rockaway avenue; north
Osborn streets: southeast corner OF Durnont ave
nue. and Stone avenue.
Ilst fJb, NO. y, ftnClng Vacant tOts VII tnc
south side Of Blake avenue. between Stone ave.
nuc and Sackman street: west side OF Powel
street. between suffer aud Blafe avenues. north
side OF Durnont avenue, between Sackmau ana
Powell streets: east side Of Christophcr avenue,
between Liberty and East New York avenues.
south side OF East New York avenue. between
Christopher avenue and Sackman street; south
cast corner OF Powell street and Dumont avenue:
l ortheast corner Of Powell street and ruinont
avenue. northw- est corner OF Blake avenue and
Junius street. east side Of Powell street, between
Wake and S,ttcr avenues: southwest corne r OF
Jlnlus street and Suffer avenue: northwest cor
ncr OF blake avenue and Stone avenue,
List ls5. No. s. Paving with asphalt Seventy.
third street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
avenues.
List asa, No. a. Curbinr and laying cement
sidewalks on Tenth avenue. between Seventy
ninth and Eighty sixth streets.
All persons Whose interests are affected by the
above named proposed assessments and who are
opposed TO the same, or either OF them, are re
Qucsted 10 present their objections, In writing, TO
the Secretary OF the Board Of Assessors. No. $50
Broadway, New York, on or before June I, 1909,
at II a. ~. at which time and place the said oh.
~jections will he heard and testimony received
In reference thereto.
For fun particulars see City Record.
ANTONIO YUCCA.
PAUL WEIMANN.
JAMES II. KENNEDY,
Board OF Assessors.
WILLIAM II. JASPED.
Secretary.
No. 800 Broaduay.\
City OF New York, Borough OF Manhattan.
sprl 80. 1000.
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WI offer limited amount preferred "a accum .
ulative stock: company now being incorporated.
have street railway and POWER plant ready for
operation, best Of references furnished. Apply
70 kcDONALD-WIGGINS CO.. cS7 Broadway. !
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Delaware water Gap.
the NTTATINNY

iAh 1hhE fEfS!SS HOTEL + TIE
Main hotel now open. Improved and refur-
nlshed Electric lights, sun pssIlG n aT S5ssm h sh.
SoRT At WHICH TO ENJOY THE SPRING
SEASON, Climate mild, air dry and invigo go,,
Ing. beautiful walks and drives; Trout nsning: sSr'
Orchestra. social diversions. OWN FARM AND
GREENHOUSES. American plan, also a Ia carte.
trated booklet. showing hotel, Klttattnny Park
scenes. auto maps. Kittstlnny coach meets Az
trains, Special Spring rates. G. FRANK COPE.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, y. C..
Washington. April q. Ip0a.-SEALED PRO.
O'Clock noon. Saturday, May Is. 1909. for laying
Asphalt Block Psvements. Forms Of proposa,s,
obtained from Chief Clerk, Engineer Depart
nent, Room ~ District Building: HENRY Z. +;
MCFARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST. WILLIAM
V. JUDSON, Commissioner, D.. {.
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
sealed estimates for furnishing paints, etc..
under Contract 1857, will be received by the Com
missioner Of Docks at Pier A. Battery Place,
until /, o clock noon. May II. 1909. CFor parucu-
lars see City Record.
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WaTFR GaP HOUSE

a PAhADlSL'
Delaware Water Gap Pa.
Opens May 18th TO December. UnQuesdonably
the finest equipped, most luxurious and best
situated hotel, Highest altitude; no no,se OF
baths: running water In eli rooms; steam heat.
log nrcs: eIcva tors.. electric lights sun ,parlors.
etc. Cuisine OF highest standard. French chefs
Orchestra: social diversions. Coll. saddle horses
tennis, bowling. billiards. trout rshlng. boating.
etc. Garage, livery. Special May and Junr
rates. Booklet and suto maps mailed. COACHES
meet trains. Ownership MANAGEMENT.
JOHN COPE
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FRoNTENAC Pleasure Cars and Gasoline Com
merciai Trucks; can deliver Immediately 4O-45
n. p, 7-passcngcr Touring Cars. s9,ho w, and Run
abouts.. Agents write for proposition. ABEN-
sotn ST.. New York j. ]. EVANS. Agent ti0rmeriy
American Mercedes
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PCbLtCN NOTICE. Is hereby given that the Thiri
Separate Report OF Burton c, Melghsn. willis
b. Dowd and benjamin. Howe, who were sp
ntiue matter July 10th, 1907, was nled In the
once OF the Clerk Of ME County OF Westchester
on the 9th day OF April, 1909.
.sec.s Parcel. Ne:- !2,. ;:s. -. is5. PAT; Si Isl.
ix,.iIS, IA, its. is5, iH. l5s. 1871, ies. 100. 10. ia ia
PUBLIC NOTICE Is further given that an
application will be made at a Special Term Of the
Supreme Court 70 be held In and for the Ninth
judicial District, AZ the Judges Chambers Ia ths
City Of Mount Vernon. Westchester County, New
\ ork. on the suh day Of May. 1909. al 10 o'clock
In the forenoon OF that day or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard for an Order confirming
said Report and for such other and furtne.
relief as may be Just
Dated Abrii IS. 1906.
FRANCIS KEy PENpLETON.
Corporation Counsel.
once and Post once Address, Hall OF Records.
Corner Chambers and Centre StreetA Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
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Department of Public Charities, foot OF East
Twenty sixth Street, New York.
SEALED BIDS OR WIN be re,
ceived by the Department of Public Charities at
the above ONCE until $50 O'Clock r. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, A IL. 1909,
For furnishing all the labor and material re
building on dock at the foot Of Noble street. Bor-
ough OF Brooklyn
For full particulars see City Record.
ROBERT ". HEBBHRD. Commissioner.
Dated Aprtl 20, 1900.
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GENERAL DEPOT. Q. NJ. DEPT. Jefferson.
willie. Ind, April y, 1909. Sealed proposals. IN
I'M. Supplies" and addressed 10 undersigned ed.
will be received here until 10 O'Clock AN. May
8, 1909, for Carts and Wagons required for re.
plenlshment OF stock, as per schedule. which will
be furnished upon application TO this Depot,
ton or manufacture. The U. S.. reserves the
right 70 reject or accept any or all bids or any
On application. col. GEORGE RUHLEN. dopo,
Quurtermaster.
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House, Baltimore, Nd. May 3, 1909 Sealed pro
posals ior, dredging IN Claiborne Hsrbor, Eik;
pocomoke rivers, Nd. Nanticoke river, Del, and
Md, and Broad Creek river. Del. will be received
at this once until one o'clock p. NJ. june ., 1909.
nlshed on application. w. e. CRAlGHlLL- MAJ
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
EFNSlCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. ,

In the Matter Of the Application and Petaon
Of j. Edward simmons, Charles n. Chadwick and
Water supply OF the City OF New York. TO acquire
real estate for and on behalf Of the City OF New
York. under Chapter ia OF the Law OF 1905 and
Castle, Westchester County, New York. for the
purpose OF providing an additional supply OF
pure and wholesome water for the use Vt tbs
City Of New York.
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HELP

MOULDING machine hands on outside
moulders ANDERSON LUMBER cos MILL.
pasSaic. V, j
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OLD DOMINION LIN

For nd Point Comfort. Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Primers Point and Newport News, Va, connect
Ing for Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach
Washing ton, DC, and the entire south and Nsst
Freight and passenger Steamers sail from Pier
70. Mr.. foot OF Beech st, every week day ats I'm.
W. l.. WOODROW. Traffic Manager.
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Public notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed. Sumner Gerard. Thomas A, Janytcr and
James 3. Kllburn, having by an order Of the .Ap.
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court In and for
the First Judicial Department. entered In the
above entitled proceeding. on the. 18th day OF
April, 1poe. bearing date the 9th day OF April,
1909, been appointed Commissioners to determine
and report after due public hearing whether q
railway or railways mentioned In the petition OF
the Public Service Com mission for the First DIS.
trict presented 10 the said Appellate Division on
or about the 5th day Of March. 1909, and nled In
the Office OF the Clerk OF sald Court on or about
the same day. ought 70 be constructed and oper.
ated. do hereby appoint Monday, the 10th day OF
May, 1900. At three o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at the Office OF the Counseito the Public
Service Commission for the First District, Trib-
une Building, i54 Nassau Street, In the Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York, as the time
and place for the nrst sitting. and that at such
be thereafter held they will hear all persons In
tcrcsted 10 the said matter,
Dated. New York. April -. 1909.
SUMNER GERARD
THOMAS 4. JANvIER.
NJ r. KILBURN,
Commissioners.
GEORGE S. COLEMAN.
Counsel to tho Public Service Commission for
the First District, lS4 Nassau Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New York. N, y.
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SITUATIONS WANrED-fEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER-Am q business college
graduate. will take beginners or substitutes
position. Miss L. WATKINS. caro- Cooper. -
East S9th 81.
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III TIC MHEFtT
OF the
Application OF the Public Service
Commits sion Cor the First District.
for the appointment of three com
mlssloncrs to determine and report
whether a rapid transit railway or
railways for the conveyance and
trans portatlon OF persons and prop
crty. as determined by the Commits
sion. ought 10 be constructed AMI
operated.
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~ RNIsBED ROOMS TO LRr.


wAyE kL.Ef PL-, us-k sauululiy furnished
enc room vlth-pnvste BATH eio Der week
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G.,
Washing ton, April 70. Pro,
O'Clock noon. Saturday, May IS, iooa. for paving
various streets and avenues with sheet asphalt.
Forms Of proposals, specifications and Necessary
In ormst may be obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department, Room 427 District Build
Ing. HENRY b. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY L.
n r
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SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board OF
Water Supply, In Room 90, 40 Broadway. New
York. until II A. NJ, May ~, iaCe. for CONTRACT
h, for oils, and then publicly opened snd reas'
talncd At Room 1915. by deposfdng $500 for each
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Sullivan County.
PURLyC NOT1CEa.
In the Matter
a.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
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EUROPEAN

IONDON-THE MAJESTIC HOTEL
lBO Cromwell Road, =, N.
The Smartrst Residential and Family. Pen
sion In England, newly decorated and fur
nlShcd throughout ~ rooms: Louis WI
Dining Salon strictly inclusive terms from
= guineas q week. Every room has South
aspect Accommodation should he reserved
by letter or cable,
THE MAJESTIC HOTEL"
I. minutes from the GOLDEN WEST EF-
HiBfT1ON and Tube and Electric Railway
stations TO all parts
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JU.
IClAL DISTRICT, STE COUNTY,
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN TO the
or owners Of all houses and lots. improved
or unlmprovcd lands affected thereby, that the
following proposed assessments have. been com,
pleted and are lodg I'd In the once OF the Board oil
Assessors for examination by all persons inter
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o
ESERVOi
SECTION
rowNSr
HURLEY,
ULSTER
COUNTY
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JOHN A. BENsEL

PreSIdcnt -
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW,
Com missioners of the Board OF Water supply
7. WALDO SMITH, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
BEAR HUNTING ILLEGAL.

Some of the trusty nimrods of the
upper peninsula are unwittingly stor-
ing up n vast amount of trouble for
themselves by disregard or ignorance
of the new bear killing law. Formerly
il was permissible to exterminate that
creature at any time during the year
that you were lucky enough to run
across one. but beginning this year "
is an offense. punishable by a heavy
fine to kill the furry roamer of the
woods and eXterminator of garbage at
any time between April l and Novem-
Der 1.
The reason for this law is not known
Some maintain that it was because the
wholesale slaughter of bears through
out the state the year around threat
cned to cxterminate them, and others
state that the bear stories" became so
numerous that the legislature decided
il to be necessary to curtail the source
OF them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21

Calumet townsip will raise for al
purposes this year a total OF $42S.OOO
in taxes. This is an increase of about
$50, 900 over last year. despite the fact
that no township or highway taxes are
TO be raised.
Local taxpayers viii be called upon
TO pay $ll.65 per $1,000 OF assessed
valuation in District No l, an increase
Of S3.O5 over last year while in Dis
trict No. ?, taxpayers viii pay $50
per $1,000 an increase Of $l.09 over
last years rate. The reason for the
difference in the taxes in Nos. and
districts. Is that the school tax for
No. is mills. while in No. 2 the tax
is Pa mills.
The township viii raise for school
purposes in No. l district an approx.
innate total Of $l41,576.25, while in dis
trict No, a total of $25,O73.2S will DO
raised.
The state tax will amount approx
imatcly in this township TO $4,000,
while the amount to be raised for
county purposes will total about 500,
600. Both these amounts as well as
the school taxes are considerably high
er than last year. The state tax es-
pecially is high.
The total taxes raised last year for
all purposes, amounted to $4,000. Of
this amount the c. & II. Mining COM
pany was the largest contributor, paw
ing more than two-thirds of the whole.
Treasurer William White will COM
mence the collection of taxes on De-
oember l, and will continue collecting
until March /.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
CALUMET PREACHER is
CALLED TO MINNESOTA

Rev. ]. q. Fisher. who for some time
past has been pastor of the Red Jacket
Congregational church has received
the call to the pulpit OF the Congre-
gational church OF Princeton, Mimi,
which he has accepted. He expects 10
take charge OF his new duties after
November /, and win preach his fare
well sermon in Calumet on October 81.
Rev Fisher preached a sermon at the
Princeton church last Sunday, and
was very favorably received there. The
church officers held a meeting this
week. at which they decided to extend
the call TO him.
Princeton is a thriving little COM
munity of 1000 people. in the farming
district II is the county seat of Mil
leaca county, ana the Congregational
church has a membership OF over 100.
Rev. Fishers many friends in Calu-
met viii regret his departure from this
During the time he has
had charge of the services at the Red
Jacket Congregational church he has
become very popular, and his resigna-
ton which was received a short time
ago was the cause of general regret
both outside and inside the church.
He Will be succeeded here by Rev.
Mandus Barrett. who recently accept
ed the call which was extended to him.
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LOCAL BREVvIEs.

Rev. ID. Stalker has returned from
Cadillac, where he attended meeting
of the Michigan synod of the Presby-
terrain church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stefanez of Eighth
street, are spending a few days ON
their farm at Bootjack.
Attorney NJ. H. Croker has gone to
LAnse on legal business.
A number of workmen are repairing
the creosote wood pavement on Oak
street.
The exterior of the St Jermain
property, corner of Seventh and Oak
streets Is being redccorated.
Ed. Anderson has been called to No
bile Ala. on account of the illness Of
his father.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Bashon of Copper City, the second
child to be born in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dezinsld have
left for Chicago, where Mrs. Dezinski
will be operated on.
Adam Law has returned from a sew
eral months visit to Scotland. Mrs.
Law will return later.
A special meeting of the Finnish
Mutual Fire Insurance company will
be held Saturday evening for the puc-
pose of taking up the question and
voting on the proposition to purcha SO
the Finnish hall on Eighth street, Rcd
Jacket.
John and Richard BENEFITS have
been guests of James Penberthy, of
the Ahmeek this week.
Charles Gray of Rockland street is
able to be out again after an eight
months illness.
Anders Berne, immigration agent for
the South Shore road, was a Calume
visitor yesterday.
John Parsons of Ishpemlng, has ar
rived here, and will make his future
home i'm Calumet
The funeral of the infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gareaux took place
yesterday afternoon, with services at
st. Annes French church, and inter-
ment i'm Lake View.
i. Hill of Chicago, general passcn-
ger agent for the Lehigh Valley rail-
road company, was i'm Calumet yes
terday on business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
FORESTfRS WILL OBSERVE
EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
Concert and Banquet are Arranged by
Court North Star to Mark Eigh'
teenth Anniversary Of the Order
Members and Their Families VIII be
Entertained Saturday.

The members of Court North Star,
No. II, Foresters OF America have
made arrangements 10 observe the
eighteenth anniversary Of the organi-
cation of the court at their lodge hall
next Saturday evening. 1t is expected
that the event will be very pleasant
one The regular meeting of the court
will take place at $3.50 in the evening"
and when it is concluded choice con-
cert program will be rendered. THIS
will probably start at 7:45 in the
evening, and will consist of musical
and literary numbers. The concesi
will be followed by banquet. All ~
the members and their families are
invited to attend The entertainment
will be given in the Foresters hall, in
the odd Fellows building.
Court North Star is one OF the
strongest organizations of Forcsters 81
America i'm the copper country, and Its
Is i'm good condition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
is NARROWLY AVERTED

An automobile accident, which might
have resulted fatally, was narrowly
averted at the III. & T. l.. railroad
crossing near the office Of the Portage
Lake Coal and Dock company yester-
day afternoon. To the presence Of
mind of the chauffeur, who was driv-
ing the car owned by Ed. Leiblien, may
be attributed the fortunate escape.
1t appears that The ear which was
occupied by Mr.. Leiblen and two
friends beside the chauffeur, was be-
ing driven at a rapid clip from Laur-
ium to Red Jacket, and as it APP
preached the railroad crossing a c. &
II. locomotive emerged from behind
the c. e. II. warehouse. The chauffeur
realized that he could not hope to cross
the track in safety and applied the
brakes, also turning the car. The oc-
cupants leaped to the ground. The
the track just ahead OF the engine.
The engine crew noted the impending
danger, and after applying the emer-
gency brakes, the engine was stopped
within a few feet of the ear, which
was not damaged None Of the occu-
pants were injured; although they were
frightened9and shaken up ds' a result
Of their habs from the moving car.
In explanation afterward the chauf-
feur stated.)he had not seen the nag
man at the crossing, although those
who were nearby at the time report
ed that he had oiven warning proper
ly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL.
Alouez Saloon Keeper Refuses to Pay
Fine-Other Cases.

Isaac Bjerklund, saloon keeper of
Allouez, was brought before Justice
Fisher last evening, charged with as
sault and battery, his wife preferrinS
the complaint. The court fined him $25
and the costs of the case. Bjerklund
refused to pay the fine, and was SEN
fenced to 60 days in the county Jail.
He was removed to the Jail late last
night.
The case of Mrs. S. Cura of Osceola,
with assault and battery on
John Bicanic was to have been heard
in Justice Fishers court this morning,
bur on the application of the defend
ants attorney, M. II. Croker, it was
adjourned second time, and will now
be heard on October 20.
Albert Somcrara was fined SO and
costs yesterday afternoon in Justice
James Curto's court, on a charge of
The fine was paid.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
ICE COMPANY MEETS.

a meeting Of the board of directors
Of the Crystal Ice company was held
Tuesday. 1t was decided to erect a
large barn in the yards of the Copper
Range railroad this fall, and bids for
the erection of the same are to be
asked for at once. 1t is the intention,
If possible, to have the barn under
cover before snow flies. The building
will be 2S by 80 feet, two stories IN
height, and will meet all requirements
of the company for some time to como.
The Laurium Copper City band VIII
give a dance at Torreano's Hall Laur-
ium. Saturday evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21

Frank Williams and John Prisk were
Houghton visitors yesterday after
noon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
Big INCREASE IN TAXES IN
THIS TOWNSHIP THIS YEAR

Total Of $4,000 Will be Raised, This
Being $4,000 More Than Collected
Last Year-Totai Ta.ts Last Year
Were s347,ooo-c. q n. Mining Co
Pays Largest Amount.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-21
DEATH or MRS. MARY GRANT.
Funeral Services Will be Held Tomor-
row Afternoon at 2 O'Clock.

The death occurred yesterday aft =
ernoon of Mrs. Mary Grant, aged IL.
at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. An
gus Macdonald of Rockland street.
The decedeht was i'll only ten days, Il
complication of diseases being the
cause of the demise. The funeral win
be held tomorrow afternoon, Rev. e.
Sedweek officiating.
The late Mrs. Grant was born in
Rosshire, Scotland, and when gicl
of twelve years of age, moved to Cam
ada. She resided in the Dominion
for 81 years, coming to Calumet three
years ago. In addition to the daugh-
ter at whose homo she died. she is sur
vived by a son, Murdoch Grant, also
a resident of Calumet. Her husband
died several years ago.