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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Maabalend aaiier II. u. on benfeI.
ben, 12a BEL 100 SUB an Der nOrblidsr
Seite bon Mhter Str, 66 SUB ipeit
lid bon ct. Clair allen; 81 etc.
Celia u. 2infrnner an Slipsr 6es'
man, sinen 5ratt 2anb in Settion
in Springfield Sopnibtp; 81.
6enrp sSifder on Ridarb 6. Sin.
mcnbs, 20 Bel 206 SUB an Der Rorbs
pitsGde Der 6drriion uno Wnfbin9tor
4Denus in gbepiot; 81.
3be pfau Manufacturing Gompunr
on 2ouifa pfau. 25 BEL 81 5uB an oer
RoroIeite Der 5unt StraBe, $50 sur
oftIih bon Qenbleton Strabe; 81.
Uloeeo 10. Sal an Wdrp 8ittuS,
Cots SO, 80 unb 40 in San's Inter
abtbeilung in Riperiioe; 81.
grben BON sSobn q. 8Iaeher. :sr
Sberiff. ali 5enrp 8ornsmann, Cots
316 unb 315 in Rnntir &c aeblsr's
llnterdbtbeilung an Dsitpppo apenus;
S775.
She 81. q. pstsrs Rsaltn Gompanp
an apuifa ga goiteaur, 20 bel l30
Sub an Der Sitisite Der 1resmon Qpes
nue., 208 SUB nDrblih BON Gperrtt
Strobs; 81.
WibaeI eSofers on 8eorge auau,
flint Sabre gaht bon 80 BEL so 5ub
on 6amiIton Roub; idhrlihe Wie.bs
$240, NIT bem 4ntaufsreht su $4,000.
Samusl 9. Sahs an Mpers y.
Cooper, einen 3ratt 2anb an Barton
Rodb in Ssttion q in Columbia
sornfbip; 81.
Sumusl g. Sads IL. 9tnb. cn
Mpers y. Cooper, einsn 5rott 2anb
an 3iealsr 9penus in Columbia 5otpas
ihip; 81.
Wsrs q. Cooper an 5arrp 81.
gouna. Got 5S in Der gsupenuto linz
terabtteiIuro in 6pbe Bari; 81.
SuIius Rotbau an 6enrp RemIatb.
Cots 16. II. Is uns 19 in 9eorse ).
Wleper's llnterabtbei!une; 81.
George Ruhn an Wlihdsl Soters,
30 bet SO 5uB on Der Jtorooitieite bon
Samilton Roub: $4,000.
Roianna g. 5Iinn on Sobn g.
8rob, 55.83 Qder 2unb in Ssttion SO
in Columbia 9onnibip; 81.
emma SeBlsr an Sobn 9. 9ro5,
oasisIb. 2anb; ST..
Gmonba y. Craig Ii. Qnb. an Soon
6. 9rob, basfsIbe 2dnb; 81.
artbur goper an benisIbsn, bass
Ielbs 2dnb; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Der gbepalier perfiigte iitb bdber
ohne Sdumen suriid an Die Settle ser
0dmen.
r5aben sic Die SiiAer unb 9eps
pife bereit, um por oem Resen Shub
gu baben2" frogte sr baftig. Da bic
Nntport gu ieinsr gefriebisuns ousz
| ftel, fubr er fort: Damn bite id sic,
mir etlenos gu fplgen. Der 5burm lit
| leBt unbeipaht, Der Oragoner itreift
bur4 ben Wdlb, nm oen alten Mats
t1ieu su 9reifsn. Wir fonnen unisr
8erited perIaiien, obne 5urdt, BEN
Solodten fofort in Die !odnbe gu fall
Ien."
0bne Die Sraaen, bic Gintpenbun9en
unb Bitten um grtldrung, nit pelhsn
tbn Die Jrauen befriirmen ipolten, 5u
beo6ten, mabnte Der Gbebalier nur
unausgefebt our GiIe, Denn sr ipubte
gu gendu, ipsIhe fotalen 5ol9en Elm
Ianges 30gern nod iih sieben fonnte.
90 f6Iihen benn oie 0amen nit III.
iiteren S6ritten, lpegen beg Dunfels
nur duf Den Saitiinn dngetpisien, naf
Der Oeffnung i'm 6ubbpben.
Der gbepaIier Itteg 3uerit an Der
Stridleiter binob in oas grbgeThoB.
Ils er auf Der perioQenen Steintreppe
feiten SUB gefoBt bate, bali er Der
nanfteigenoen aQpauiere, bann bem
JrGulein Margusrite be Gbompmesie
ben 9oben gepinnsn. 9alb itonoen
lie i'm biiiiern 8ang. Der Wino
itiirmie burh bic Ieersr S5enIter cuf lie
Elm unb trieb ibnen BEN Regen nit
Wtaht ins GeIitt, Die gIiBe FieIea
nod unouh6rIih. Sobalb ite pers
I0idsu, berridte iiberaa rtnssum
sine hinobe ersifbore 5initernib.
Die 0umtn biiuten iih pom aopf
gu SUP in Die sIh2r. Damn traten
Die Sliihtlinse biraus ing 5rsis. in
Oen WaIb, Der unter Der Sauit bes
Sturmss 6h3te uro ItOhnte, uno in
zen Regeu, tp:lder praTelno auf re
Gipfel Der 9annen uro oi, goumtro. |
nsn Der 2dubb0l3,r nisberruuihte.
(5prtIeBun9 ipIgt) |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
Gruno.iselnbums 6ppotb.teu.
Hsut ppthefen.

Reue 5ppot beten.
Sobn aepier an S6iissn 9. II. 9.
60. $1,000.
WuItsr Ron an RortbpeItsrn 9. !.
8. 60. $500.
). 6. Suu an Brighton German
gont 60. $1,000.
2ouiio 2aboitsuur an Soutbern
Sbto Sapines 9ant go. $4250.
Eokrt 6. gltun an Sanfon R.
Cooper. $1,000.
5ildrius M. Jriss an Jrsb. Gts
barbt. $1,000.
5enrp Wernts an Central Jairs
moilnt 3. II. 9. SO. $3.50.
Sisefrieb Rinesbauisr on SsnrD
u. Stoffreeen. $3.50.
pstsr u. miiIIer an Soutkrn Ohio
9. II. z. so. $1,000.
Rartp W. Young an Deitern ap.
3. ". $4,000.
2tba ). Copper on MiIforb 9. II.
8. 60. $1,000.
qoa g. SOpp.r an Wsilforo Q. u.
g. 60. $500.
9etilete Snpptbeten.
s. 8. 5ennegan an Central fair.
mount 3. 8. go. $1,000.
OerieIbe on Gin 5aQ g. u. 9. 60.
$4100.
6eorse 9. gin6er an SaiiBen 3.
Il. 6. 60. $1,000.
Spencer phones on Jront 8opIes.
$3.50.
Derelbe an benfeIben. $3.50.
Caroline Soffmon an Jrep. 6.
Sdrober. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Der Waai ilt Der Wpnat, in b.m Der
aomm oes Rieisug.birgts am tpenias
ten sanebor III. Wtnter uno fsriibs
ling ringen bort nod INNER um bic
5errihoft; glsufhnee uno Shneez
i9mel5e ipehieln matchmaker ab uno
MAIDEN oas 5otsebirge unipirtblid.
I'm 10 Iiebliter iinb Die 5bdIer bes
0ebirses. bic ii6 mad S6Iefien sll
melt ins aanb eritreden- 0ort man.
bert Der 1riibIins BON Gag su Sag
ipeiter binauf, unb man fann ibn
tbalGliFtpdris in alien Gtufen perfols
gen uHo in alien feinen .Quan.n itus
oirsn.
Gines biefer gebirs stLGler. bas 90
bertbol 5ipifhen HDipenberg am5
5irfhkrg iit i'm porteen Sabre burh
DIE nsue 8abn aoipenberg-5irfhbet5
eri6Lofen porben. unb Is iii iptaei
ieiner S1onRit alien Ri.iengebiras.
iponberern au empfsbhen, um 70 mebr,
als es fir bic meiften ieinen ummeg
ins Oebirse btoeutet. Die BerIiner
tommen iikr Saean pber RobIfurt
binnsn ipenisen Stuni,sn bin, 10 bob
iih f4on Elm onoertb albidgiger ause
flng lobnt; nod portl)eilbofier tit es
freiIi6, bds Bobertbol gum Musgnnsss
punt elmer ldnsersn Reiis ms gi<itn-
gebirge 81 MAIDEN, b.nn es giei,t bort
nidt nut InHDf4njtli1s G60Hbeiten.
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GrnnoeiseHtbams llebertraanuseu

~ ! ~ ! a. - " - 80. ~~hAt|
J. M. 9resg or bic 5riitats Snz
oeitmsRt unb S.cuyjtn 60, 20 BEL 100
SUP on Gaitern 4loenue, in Sutton;
$4,000.
Glio !. Sateman an CHARTS u.
gIirn, Cots 10 ur2 y inSuboipiiioR
bon 8IenpaI.; 81.
Sdnion Wt. Gooper on Rpbert r..
syltnn, 5beiI Der Vo;s Is unb 18 in
9eo9er's aooitoa an Roripoob;
$4,000.
CLARA sSiiter on Qena Rptt, 3bsiI
Der Got p in z. ar6p's Subbtpiiion;
81.
CLARA Wlott an Ulorp S6rDber II.
o., 16 BEL 81 SUI IN perSiibieite Der
Gtoingiton Ctr, l49 5uB oitIi9 pon
8apmiIIer Str; 81.
Sobn Msper an Qrtbur qiibn, Cots
GA uno 65 in So5n Weper's Subbis
Oiiion; $3.50.
Wm. araub an 6enrp unb garos
line W.rnts, Got Y in Spbn Q. gi.gs
lers Subolol'Ion; 81.
2ouis lBeinbeCg an Sarrp MeilIer,
Gbsil Der Got 8 in :. 6. aubIop's
yiatlaB, SprinQ Grooe Qo..; 81.
Della gotsr an Go. Stsinman, Got
6 in Wutual 6omsit.ub BUILDING 60.
SuboipiIion in Deer part; 81.
WtatiIba Goro an Sinac Mob, Cots
563 uno 564 in gebar Grope g. uno
.. IfociatiOn SubbiDiiion; $110.
GbarIes Neioe. gretutor, an Wm.
gpsrs, 50 bsj 30 CUB an Siibi.iie
Der Ggnss Strabe; $1,000.
GmsIine :. 9ilpin, per SberifF, on
Qouis Rober u o., Got 3 unb Sbeil
Der Got II in gor6er's Subotoiiion;
5000.
abeling W}cGrea an bic Dollar Sas
pings Stealth 60, ein Stiid 2anb, be-
niiBt ols 8uBlp,g. onIdIieb.nb an bic
Aorb Seno ROao in GolItgs oiu, 81.
Gonoro y. 5crrifon on grant
Seinsbeimsr, 10 Sabr. glont ouf q
bel 70 SUB an Qorbisit. Der Qtten
Strabe, As SUP bon WaInut StrdB.;
Fsrner, 80 b.t 90 IuB an Sititite Der
8olnut Strobs, 70 SUB n6rblih BON
a4ter Strub,; jdbrIite Miistb. $81O, |
nit benz qntaufsreht 3u $4,000.
Slipe gB. 8. Wntfon Ii. U. an Mils
liam Srnitetn, 90 Sabre paGt ouf 28
ei 70 SUB on Rorbi.ite BON 4dter |
Strdbe, % 5ub oftlia BON Dulnut |
5trdb.; jdhrIi9e Wietbe $3.50, nit
Dem antoufsrsht su $18,750.
4usuit 9. DorIeI an Rate sslnnn. |
Is bel 100 SUB. on Der 0iiIi6en Geite |
'on SddRrrp Strabe, 100 5ub fiios
ld bon Simmer 4penue; ST etc.
Ghorles u. graigbeab M. an Wurp !
R. emerp, Cots 18 uno 19 in ssobn O. |
Comes untsrabtbeilung; 81 etc.
5rances S. Nenbolb an Wlarn Ul. |
smerp, basfelb. Giesntbum; 81 etc.
eii3dbstb B. Stobbarb an Wurp
u. gmerp. Cots Is unb Is in aoba
y. Zones llntsrabtbeiIuns; 81 etc.
Charles u. Grnisbeab an biefelbe,
'itielTn Cots; 81 etc.
Soufton Come u. u. anoieielbe. bies
elben Cots; $1,000.
Wiliiom Ornitein an Jrant Geinss
elmer, % bel 20 SUB. an Der n6rb>
'6en Sstte BON 4hter SiraBe, 20 5uB
itlih bon Wolnut Ctr; ST etc.
Giteld a. 8. Sobniton an Grnnf
5elnsbeimer, einen ungetbeilten lbeil
\ o.mielbcn gigsnibum; $3.50.
qbe 5urit an benleIben, 22 Bel 100
fub an Der norblitbsn Seite BON Qhs
T StraBs Is SUB DftIid BON MaInut
5traBe; 81 etc.
louis 8. auifer an benSeI6en, %
'ub an Der n0rolihen Geite bon 2lhter
5trabs, 7s JuB peitIiH BON ct. Clair
(nen ST. etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
Der G6epalter
Sc G6antiGp.
Roman bon s. 8aierIein.
(6ortfebuna.l

tbort1eBung.)
3irar tpolIten Die 9amen periuhsn,
ben GbsoaIisr 5uriid gu balten. Sic be-
iturmtsn ibn nit leiien, Qber fle6ent.
li6en Bitten, fein Qcbsn i6retfpeaea
ntdt aufs Spisl gu isBen poer ibnen
psnigitens mit3utbeilen, auF fpeIfe
QBetfe er ii6 bes aIs @a6e 3uriitoez
bliebenen Solbuten gu entlebigen az
bente. QQstn 9afton be gbamilp,
pel4er pobl pubte, bab er teine 3stt
gu perlisren babe, bef6pi6tigte BE
8omen nit bem 5inipeiie, DaB ieb:s
ldngere 30gern Die 9efabr nur perz
mebre. Damn ma6te er iich fQnft log
BON Ularguerite, fpel6e unbeipuBt beTs
len, mas lie that, uno nur benz Dranae
tolgsno, Den jungen Mann Dor einem
1hfperen Gef6it gu betpabren, beITen
5dnbe umtlammert belt. QlufI6luhz
3enb iant tie auf bic 9oliter suriid
uno beoette 0as bon Sbrdnen iiberz
itromte 0eft6t nit ben 3itternoen ssins
germ, ols iIe tpd6rnabm, baB Der 6bce
palier f9on ni6t me6r an ibrer 5eite
ftdnO, fonoern iit1 Der Oeffnunq BEL
Der Stridleiter 3ugepanot bate.
Gin fsrtiger Plan itan6 in Der Seele
8aitons nod nidt feit; er mar nur
be9errftt bon Der buntlen eSbee, bar
irgenD eftpus geitsb.n muIIe, um ben
i'm untern Sang uuf unb ab panoelns
ben Soloaten unfadblid gu ma6.n.
aonnte bies ni6t auF onoerem gBea
erret6t iDerben. 70 mar er feft entS
fhloHen, entfDeoer ben Wann su t0o=
ten oosr ielbit unter feinen Gtreihen
,u fallen. DAB Der 3rasonsr NIT si.
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gIiidlidsr O'qnuuu.i.

gliidliher D'glnnunsio.
aus Rom tpirb seItrisbsn: D'4nnuns
3io 1T iDirtli6 elm GliidspiI3. Gr tot
iest einen getDunberer ssfunben, Der
iih bereit ertldrt. ibm isine Gdulben
5u be5ahlen. Gs in Elm in 4msrito
reid seiporoener abrusssie Der itou
4OO, 900 aire fir ben eblsn 3psd ipsns
birt bat. 9'annunaio lit ouf eisIem
gsbist niht unerfahren nur III jebt
bic 3eit abgelaufea. in Der ihm tptib.
lihe O6nner bic GhuIben tiIqien.
Sein biesmnliser MGeeu min qieid,s
aeitig lem Jmprdorio auf tiner Dor.
tragSreiis IN Gubamtrita fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

nGreellena, bann perliere id ibn!
Marum, penn i6 audi nur Elm blpBer
5rDbler bin, tporum ion ih niht aud
mas gutes haben2!" -
,Suftus, nebmen sic bos gelb!
Seben Sic, ih bin oa bod einmaI
fold elm Starr auf bic SommIung.
Wenn Sic irgenb bel Der Gegisrun9
ettpus ipollen, elm. &onsefion, fur5 :
id ertptrf Sbnen alles, thu sbnen
ieoen 9efallen, nur bertaufen sic mir
Die Sommlun9!!"
,@rcellsn3, th min nthts, i6
brau6 bic Regierung ntht, sSbr @elo
nidt! 8ein 9Iatt geb' ih meg! WaS
gum Senter baben mir Menfhen benn
bonn 2eben, ipenn mir bic puar Maz
rotten niht bdtten2 2llIes, Illes lit
ettel, MIR in Der GinbiIbun9 itno mir
gliidlid!"
gpn 9u6mdnn NOR er3iirnt ouFges
ftunben unb tnopfts ben Rod gu. vSts
lpollsn alIo ntht?"
rNein, Grceusn3!" Gr f9IpB bic
Mappe elm.
rSo bin i6 am IGngIten S6rTreunb
getpefen, mir iinb ge'6iebene 2eutell"
Shut mir ber5Ii6 leio, bann itno
iptr's eben."
Der aabinetsrdtb eing baitig auf
bic Sbiir gu, oIs in oemielben 9tugsnz
bid Elm h06ft ungsippbnter 8eIud,
5err pintert nebft fsinem So9nsWiIs
belm, unb 5lpar i'm Sonntassfrad,
bD6it 5erempnteQ eintruten.
BON guhmaun oing an ibnen borz
iiber uno mari binter Iid sr3iirnt Die
8lostbiir su.
rRo? Was treibt ben Serrn Na9z
bar benn gu mir?" I6nob Suitus.
nSo[Ien sIei6 febsn, Suitusden,
ortr'te Der 9llte. yWSetn NilbsIm
Iollts eiaentIih alein bertommen, aber
ih oodt', es nGre fdidIifer, i6 ginge
nlit."
SD! 6n! - @os lit aIfo Ios?"-.
Der Seufel, Na6bor! Der 2iebes=
teufel! Guer Tbilohen bats meinem
ornen WiIbelm angetbau, uno i6on
Ionge eebt er i6r noh. sd peiB, SS6r
ieio Elm oermD9enoer Wdnn, tptrbet
pielei6t gar NAL ben groben ytaIten
Stein, bib, in bic 6dnbs trte9en, ih
bab' auh sinen IhOnsn Grlperb uno
oas 6GuIsI, ipie Sbr lpiBt, aIfo bGhf
ih, mir adben Die 3inber SuIommer!
Was, 8riioerhen?" -
ySat Der DiIbelm meiner Sodter
men 4ntroQ gemo6t? 6at iis thn an
genpmmen?"
ngfsin, nod nidt. - Sic uIs gas
ter aber -"
rRa, mir molten iie Fraeen.." SUI
ftus DFfnets, febr bon Ieiner pprberiz
gen 8epsgunq abpsidenb, bic 5inters
tbiir. nRutbiIoe glutter! tommt
bod einmol 'reinl"
8sibe eri6isnen unb iparen niht
tpenig iiber ben 8efuh eritaunt. ma
thiIben i4pb bas 8Iut in bic @ane
gen.
HSt'tAtL42 tuLllttH 6u uHs uuI Qle
6reie, Der Dilbelm m06ts Did NAM
lid CUR Srau. MatbtIDs!"
rGr Itebt Sic, 9er3t6ilohen, nur
pugt er ii6's niht gu idgen. sic
ioLIen's aud reht gut bel uns bdben, .
metne So6ter! gla, mas meinen
Sis?" -
n9err gintert, i6 beoanf mid rsdt
fa0n fir bic Gbre, aber i6 fann 81 /
rem Sobn ni6t nebmsn. Sie finb /.
metnem 8ater immer ionft 7Feino oee
peIen, unb i6 tann nint oQfur, aber
ols Stnber boben mir uns f6on ME
letoen tonnen. Sd fam ni6t. 8ero'
aud pobI ME beiratben!"
na6. Mamieu m}otbilbe!" rief
QDilbelm, unb bic SbrGnen ROTTEN i6m
herab.
Sch. ni6t tpabr? 2lber ben Gbz
numb bate oieSun9fsr germ gemo3t?"
grtnite Der QIte.
(5ortIsBung folgt)
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9ard bas 8obertbal.

Uloi I'M Rieiensebirse- 20penberg,
oos ~Jloren5" S6leFens. Die
9eihihte Der uralien Stabt. -
ai.bIihe 9erglauof6aft. Stabt
uno Berg 2abn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1910.
CORA G.. BROWN VS.. GEORGE w.
BROWN. CAUSE NO. 6s76. ACTION
TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Crum-
packer 81 C~rumpacker, attorneys. and
files her complaint herein, together
with ar affidavit of a competent per-
son, showing hat the defendant,
George w. Brown, is not a resident of
the State of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein, at the calling of said
cause, on the 18th day Of December A
d. 1910, the same being the 31st day OF
the next term of said Court to be be-
gun and held in the Federal Building
at Hammond, in said County and State
on the second Monday of November, A
D. 1910, said action will be heard and
determined in his absence.
In Witness Whereof, 1 hereunto sci
my hand and affx the seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this gath day OF
October. A. d. 1910.
ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE,
Clerk L S. c.
BY Charles w. Ames,
Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01

Senator Jones. of Washington, devoted
a week to making speeches in the cam
paiga. Senatcr Pristow, of Kansas, the
widest insurgent of them all, also
spebt a week here making speeches all
over the state. Senator Dolliver, of
iowa. had given his promise to come
to Indiana and devote two weeks to
making speeches for Beveridge. but his
death occurred before the time he set
fer making the trip. Dolliver was per-
har.s the best informed man on the
tariff question in the United States
Senate. and was the oratorical head in
the leadership of the insurgent move
ment in me Senate
James R. Garfield, former secretary
of the interior. came here for a week,
simply because he hopes to see Bever-
idge returned to the senate. Clifford
Pinchot, former chief of the govern
ment forestry bureau, spent all OF last
week in Indiana and will be here all
of this week.. making q campaign OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01

Of CENSUS IS
NOW TOPIC

we are bigger at this minute than
Hammond is now" said Mayor Knots
yesterday as he reviewed the govern
ment figures placing Gary's census on
April / at 16, 500 souls. This was seven
months and 1 tell you that we have
grown some since then"
VIII Accept Result.
Such was the comment of the city
executive when he read the figures Mr..
Knots had figured On a few thousand
more than this but it is thought that he
will accept the result very gracefully.
In any event its quite a showing for
a city that was not on the map FIVE
years ago.
means that Gary, under the Indiana
laws, will advance from a city of the
fifth class into the fourth class and
into the rank now enjoyed by Ham
mond.
This will mean that Mayor Knotts
will discontinue to serve as city Judge
and a regular one will be named by
Governor Marshal within a short time
The mayo can also name a park board.
a board of public works and a board of
metropolitan police commissioners.
However, the chances are tina he will
name a public works board to consist
of himself, City Engineer Melton and
perhaps Street Commissioner p. c. Fin
erty. Much of the original jurisdiction
on street improvements will then lie in
the boards hands.
There will probably be no board of
police commissioners but instead there
will be the board of public safety which
will have supervision over the police
and fire departments Mayor Knots will
a1H -
does now in as much as he will be the
creato- Of the appointees.
Probably the most important Office TO
be filled is that of city comptroller. The
latter will take away much of the
duties now being performed by the
clerk and treasurer. In case of the
death. removal, or resignation of the
mayor the comptroller will succeed to
the mayoralty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01
GARY COUNCIL CONFRONTED
BY PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS

A multitude of Improvement projects
confronted the Gary council last night.
There were petitions for new improve
ments, declaratory resolutions passed
for petitioned improvements. bids opeu-
ed, and battles fought over paving
questions. Chief of these were the
tabling OF the Roosevelt Gold First)
street vacation, the attempt on the part
of Alderman Castleman to favor the
brick companies by insisting on grant
ing "a modern city improvement" when
the people asked for macadam, and the
storm Of protest entered by Fifteen
avenue owners who declare thai. the
opening and widening of that street
will slash some lots numerically
Merely Moved street.
Some time ago the United States
Stee corporation announced that 1t
would improve First street extended
through the second subdivision. 1t
asked the council to order vacate the
old ina ginary street through the sand
dunes so tina 1t could build the new
extension, Roosevelt street as it is now
called. some 200 feet east of the old
line in order to make it conform with
the rest If its newly plated street. In
Liz = ANS
he extension.
However, the corporation wants First
street legally vacated in order that it
can turn the new street over to the city
| and when Alderman Rowley last night
attempted to bring this matter out of
a committee and lay 1t before the coun-
ell he was successful in this but Alder
man castleman succeeded in having the
| renort tabled.
Castleman believes hat the COM
panyx should first give the city a deed
| for the new street before the council
orders the old street which merely
| exists on paper ordered vacated.
II am here to fight for the right OF
| the pee-pul,r shouted the south end
statesman with a roar that shook the
building as he waved his arms like g
lGanahoopa cannibal diving after
turtles. IF this corporation were hon
est she would give the city a deed ano
without it the pee-pul would be tres
passers."
To all intents and Castle
man fears that the corporation is ready
to grab Miss Gary by the throat sc
he has seized the cudgel in her behali
and stands ready TO help the people
during such idle minutes that he mas
not aiding in trimming them by letting
contracts to the highest bider.
The stands ready to deed
Roosevelt street to the city. 1t would
give from the old Tolleston BOUNDARY
line to the Grand Calumet river.
Owners Arc Angry.
Humor was injected into the council
session when Fifteenth avenue owner!
offered remonstrances to the benehti
and nag assessed against thei
property. The plan is to make tn
street a 66-foot affair which woul'
mean the slicing off of some lots. Car
Smith objects and wants damages II
as much as said widening will plac'
his orchard and craps arbor in IN
middle of said street. c. Kriewit
states that the process would bring tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01
ESTATE TRANSFERS
MILLER,

MILLER.
Lots 3 t Ola, 81 to As, blk IA,
Packers add, Smith-Bader-Dav-
idson Co. to City National Bank,
Dayton, 500
INDIANA HARBOR.
Lot II, blk So, e. Chgo Co to AL
bert Kruger 500
Lot IL, blk /, LIST add E Chgo Co
to Juliana S. ATS
Lot 4, blk 20, 2nd add. Sigismund
L. Eisler to Frederick w. Croll l
WHITING.
Lot 4, blk 4. Standard add. Stand
ard Oil Co. TO Mary E. St. John 100
Lot s, Schrage's End add, Katary-
ma Kozak to Charles Wysocki 1.775
LOWELL
Lot 1e. Halsted's End add. Will
liam Blanchard to Myrtle l.
ldding sc
NEW CHICAGO.
Lots 16, II and IS, blk Z, 9Th
add, New Chgo r. E. & I. Co.
to Louis Saul 750
HOBART.
Lots 13 and IA, blk 2. George and
VIM. Earle's LIST add, Charles
Cruel to William w. Boldt..... SOC
TOLLESTON.
Lots 16 and II, blk 10. c. t. L. &
/. Co.'S 9Th add, Milton w.
Ulery to Herman c: Krohn...- ]
HAMMOND.
Lot 81 and E II lot 81, blk 4.
East Lawn add, Englehardt
Ullrich to David Allen. Al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, 1907 tubs; cream
cry. extra, soc; price to retail dealers.
Bic: prints, 32c; extra frsts. 2SAc;
frsts. 26kc; seconds. 24c; dairies, ex-
ira, PIC; hrsts. 25c: seconds. 23c; Ia
dies, No. /, 2sc; packing stock. 22c-
Eggs-Receipts, 3,434 cases; miscel-
Ianeous lots. cases included, 1914 Q21c;
cases returned. 1S@21c; ordinary firsts.
zee; prime hrsts, packed in new white
wood cases and must be 65 per cent
fresh, Csc; extra, s acpeilly aoaoitaoin
fresh, 28c; extra, specially packed for
city trade and must be so per cent
fresh, 30c; No. l dirties, l7@1Sc; checks,
12Q16c.
Potatoes Receipts, $50 cars: choice
to fancy, 4s@5oc; fair to good. SSQ45c.
Sweet potatoes-virsinia, per bri.
s1.s5; Jersey, per brl. $500.
veal-Quotations for veal in good
order were as follows: 80 to so lbs
weight. 1o@1oHc; so to 80 lbs. 1oh o
lie; so to 100 lbs. III @12c: fancy. 1eA
013c.
Live poultry-Turkeys. per ID. 17c.
spring turkeys, lie; chickens. fowls
lie; springs, 11kc; ROSTERS, SC; geese
lie; spring geese. 12c; ducks, lac
spring ducks. lac.
Beans Pea beans. hand picked
choice. $2.2o@2.25; fair to good, 5000
| red kidney. $500; brown Swedish, $2.75
iimas. California, per 100 lbs, $3.50.
Green vegetables - Beets. s1.0t
per 100 lunches; cabbage. new. crate
! 75c@s1.5e; carrots, 81 per 100 punches
cueumbers, 75@s0c doz; caulifower. 49,
@s1.50 box; celery, 500 COO per box
green onions, Sc per bunch, horse
adish .75c per dozen stalks; lettuce
head, per tub, 3o@50c; leaf. 15c case
mushrooms, 354 soc per doz; onions. IS
per sack; parsley, 10c per bunch; rad
ishes, 75cG$1.00 per 100, string beans
soc per box; spinach, 10000 per tub
tomatoes, 4OQ75c per box; turnips, 80
G60c per sack.