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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
MACH|N|ST STRUCK
BEHIND the EAR
Lee Caulk Sustains Serious In.
juries to Face and Head
When He Is Hit by Ma.
chinery.

STANDING 100 close TO . fast rtvo'v
inc niece NJ machinery ~ The Santa
Re machine shops. proved scrions Tor
lee Cauik. machinisi. 81 20i tas
iron avenue. n, ; O'Clock SATURDAY
afternoon. when he Mss struck Ne
hlnd TN cnr and IN the face. rccri'
lla injuries v hich caused him 10 %
rushed io the hospital An indcnla.
ion az cuuFidoriblc sizc behind The
ear l. Canik's most serious hurt. Ut
though his lace is quite badly cui uH
Advice llom the Santa ~ hospii ~
today ia 10 TIC effect that The younf
nan l. resting easily ana will br ahic
20 20 a. his homo within u 'ew dnN3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
ANIMAL INDUSTRY IS
TO SUPERVISE THE
SHEEP DIPPING

Orders tor dipping sheep have been
ISSUED by the Sheep sanitary board
Of New Mexico to all sheep rais"rs Ia
The territory The United States
l;nreau o, Animal Industry viii co.
operate with the board as usual IN the
appointment of inspectors IN IN.
specior Ut the bureau viii oversee thg
dipping OF every sheep IA The trrr'.
tory NJ least once this summer
Preparations are heins made by All
SHEEP men to begin mis- important
work ~ once July ~ Is populally ac-
ceptcd as the date on which the I'M
ring viii begin.
\ convention OF the district IN.
spectors, stationed ~ various poinls
In ana near New Mexico. is being held
In the city today and romOrros az the
headquarters ot the United Sintea
Bureau of Animal Industry Ic ne
New Mexico and Arizona disG!c', in
the Occidental building 10 Marion
lines II IN charge of tnc meetino'
The following district inspe
each veterinary surgeon. are la AZ
tendanco from thei, respective sta.
tons
Or C. G. Etlinu. rasi Lts VEGAS
Or &. {. Hoacock, Carlsbad Dr ' =
Hongendoblcr Ration. IN G \ lipD.
Roswell Or T. \ Mccarthy. Santa
Fee Or. u VI Olborter. CLAYTON, Dr.
f. r. Oldakcr flagstaff Arizona. ~
II y Pine. Carrilolo Dr " \ say.
age. Dalhar,, TcXas nr. + = Schu"id
~. san Rafael ~ " schumacher
Durango. Colo nr " s1rrel WI
lard. IN T. : Splndler Mac lai'nn
Dr : \ Waters. champ IN VI &.
Wiley, Albuquerque
Under each ~ these men Nl''' atc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
BUZZ WAGON LAMP IS
CAUSE FOR EXCITEMENT

Excitement WAS caused last even.
ing N the band concert nj Robinson
park when tail lamp upon the Odds
mobile owned by T. G. Garcia, caught
fire. aud threatened 10 burn NJ the
machine The flame mounted quite
high and attracted The attention ~
passcrsb, includn@ some boys romp'
ing ON the grass Chester Bebbcr. 4
caller ~ the Santa Fc rounIhousc.
rushed To The threatened Odds aud
kicked the lamp OF before serious
damage was done The blaze was
caused by defective wick
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
HEAVY BUYING IS
Street FEATURE
Impetus Given Railroad
Stocks BY Hartman Decis.
ion Saturday Is Beneficial
to Sales.


ivy Gsrwswu VeeoN y. y. bseese0 W0erb
New York. juno 2s.--Thc move.
incht of stocks was wide during the
mofninG and trade was active. The
imp.tds which VAS given on Satur-
dny by the Hartman merger decision
Resulted in heavy buying movement
nt tho opening which was influenced
bS weather reports OF rain over LARGE
sections VI the west After display
Ing pronounced strength. however, tho
market became decidedly weak. due
To realizing by professionals. The
sudden mounting M Of Norfolk n
Western 10 ~" Ia had only mo-
mcntary effect in checking the de-
cline ana renewed selling sent prices
Ia a stiii lower level ny noon many
stocks were ruling large fractions hc-
| low saturday close.
! Ronds were irregular
| The market closed weak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Now York. June ~. -Amalgama'cd
Copper. 20 Is.
sugar. 100.
AtChison. III Ia
Great Northern preferred. l3N a-N.
New YORK Central, 10
Northern Pacific. 1885
Rrnding, 100 is.
southern Pacific. l25 at
Union Pacific. $50 ~
steel, = ,-N.
Steel preferred. us 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
ti,i,agO Livestock.

chicago, June 20 Receipts
,oa"; market steady Ia Toe lower;
Deeyes. si.l3 ~ 6.d5; Texas steers.
Si.iosi 5.ap; western steers. $4,000
'.,o, stockers ana teeders. ~
a a.3t; cows and h"ifeiS. SIS.
calves. s5.i5M SOC.
Hogs Receipts 10000. market
steady To shade lower than saturday,
average. lighi, s6.ion6.jj mixed.
SG.l0~ G.5J' heavy, sso5 ~ .47ta ;
rough, sG.os G.20; good To- choice.
heavy s6.2oIG.is n. pigs. $500
20 bulk OF sales SOL a. .i0.
sn""p- Receipts 25.0o0. market
weak to lac lower. native, s2.95m
l.'"i western, se.iOmi05; yonrlings.
SS.'"ff iGn; native lambs. s3.73m
80 western lambs. si.010 6si.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
NOTICE

An IN ,mbcrs Of hlbuque que camp
so. 1. " q. W. are requested To
meet AZ tho sacred Heart church To-
morrow morning at : O'Clock sharp,
20 attend the funeral of SoNcrifn
Miguel Martinez. lntorment Viii -
made In san Jose cemetery
Ry order of 7 " Elkn. Consul
Commando
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough IL kcpt loose ana "N'
i,octoration easy ny giving thamh'r-
lain's cough IcmcdN. " has neon
used in many cpidcmirs or the III
ease with perfect snccoss fnr 'nle
BY all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
NOISY PERFORMERS
At THE CRYSTAL

with wooden shoes and inim'tabr
hrogucs Martin and King, that
noisy pair. are al the crystal tho
ter for an cngngemcnt Martin ana
King are mnrycls with the wooden
shoes and can do more fancy steps IN
"a minute with them Than the aver
age clob dancer can do In 1--WE. tn"
pair are sweet singers and have ~
bunch of now and catchy German
songs Tho act is clever and refined
and the crystal win doubtless enjoy
fun houses white Martin and ktns
are ON the program
-
Loose ,Iamas al \irdame tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
OIL BARGE BLOWS
UP N TEXAS
One Man Is Killed and Prom.
erty Valued At $500 900 is
Destroyed by Unusual Ac.
cident at Port Arthur.

w t'r""k WeSuto NJ =. Vsosem WVe1
l'ou Arthur Texas, June 2J.-An
explosion on the oil barge Gunhle IN
rhe harbOr here today caused The
death OF ole man ami the obstruction
by FIRE ~ property valued At about
S2u0.0p0 The explosion was felt foi
.yyerai miles Three bargcs tue
tNI three warehouses filled with oil
af the Texas company's terminus
were destroyed.
Tonight new iun vaudeville All
dome
ASK som
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Now York. June 20 Call money,
t-fHeis per cent
Prime paper, iftiis per cont
Mexican dollars. toe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
New Work Metals.

New YORK. June - -lrad quiet.
Standard copp.r quiet. spot ana
september. <l2.2im 1875.
silver > , ste
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
Liverpool spot.

Spot. moderate business. pr \
points tower; American middiing mar
$50 good middling. s.35; mlddHns.
s.i3, low middlinr. 90; good ord!-
NARY. 5.G1 ordinary. 7i2 sales. " 600
bali
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
RATION SCHOOL BOARD
SELECTS TEACHERS

Ration n NJ. .lpra "a The fol.
lowing hw Of instructors haNc h'eu
selected bt tho school board I" act
Tor tn coming wear
Sup,rnin.nd.nt. r. " conway,
principal, T. NJ. nonlds, high school
Instructors y. NJ. webb. Leona
I.ogn, Grace Colsnp and Marjorie
uubhnl 70 o, n-dgn,d Mildred
HardiDg
io,i.fctiow building.
Mimi. stump principal i'cssio
sheldon. third gradc Grace Allen,
s,~nnd era D.. Zoc Davis first grade.
Alice Garfield. first gr.dC, AlcSia
r0r6nri.' Tiest grad.
~ Cyissn.Lian Building
Emily s,hNarhcim, principal.
Mabel H,pf-G sixth grade, Sarni'
sclirckusr4 fourth ead.i clara d
Coulter 'rii'rd grad Mhas'e
mcher .ceond grade, Jonair hem
4 u'u. first Crude
tiigh schum Padding.
Gusdo Dyer. firrt grade; Marsu"r-
! IT, Mnrphy second grade; Neville
Conn. mira srade; oscsoia Hltss'
fourth grade; Alaska DAVE urn
4 AIDE. m,z Patterson, sixth Grade.
----.----- ---~----------
The wumnn Of today who has good
health, good tcmpcr good sense,
bright eyos and los"h romplexion.
The result Of correct LIVING ana good
digestion, winr The admiration Of the
World n vtAir diRrsiion IL faulty
Cham baviaiDis Stomach ana Liver
lTabl.,s VIII cerrnci Il. Icor sale y,
'aIi druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

New york. June %. Cotton spot
closed - points tower; middl'ns up
lands. ii1i middllng gulf - 90;
no sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT--Nicoly furnished four
room bungalow fine sleeping porch.
Ga : walter Apply 100 :. Walter
- &c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
GtaIn md l'rnNi.inIi,.

Chicago, June 20. Wheat July
S?m ~ l-Ac, sept, ~ l-imsg 3-Sc.
corn-July SIC: Sept. ~ 1-s1 soc
Oats jay i2'amis 5-Sc; sept.
80 T-sc.
Pork Sept, ,l5.i2ig.
I.ard--Iuly. $3.50, sept. $A.3s
Ribs---Jily, ssS2is Sept, $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
Kansas City ii,c-to.h.

kansas city. June .6.---cot,le--Re.
ccipts 1000. market steady Ia strong
native steers, 81 80 n $50 southern
steers. s3.T5m $50; southern cows
and heifcrs, s2.25m go; stoekcrs aad
feeders. s3.5oW5.io; bulls. $500 ~
as. calves. s4.00w ,.a5, western
steers. stIiW6.io: western COWS
s2.T5WiI5.
shecp--Iiccoipts 5000: market
steady, nations. ss..5 VI 900: lambs
$3.50 @G.T5, fed wethsrs and year
lings s3.60F t.1i. fed western ewes
s2.hn $50
~. Louis WIhsl.
~. Louis. June 20. Wool unchang
cd territory and western mediums
IL" lahc;fine mediums. i6miTAc
fine, ia it'sc.
DAIRY 1'ruG1usSs.
Elgin. M, June ?6.---I,uiter firm
23c; output. l.t50.100 pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26
~. Louis Wlh,l.


EIgin, III, June 26.--liuttcr firm.
23c. output. i.lbo.,00 pounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

Jesse James al Airdome tonight,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-26

ASH som
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31
EAST GARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Heldrich and son,
Frank. of Tolleston spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs William Meier.
George Schneider OF Chesterton is
here helping his uncle, William Reich.
Elna Hazelgreen and Edna Peterson
were Gary visitors Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Pierce and chill
dren spent Tuesday with friends at
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Michi-
gan City and Mrs. Katherine Sine of
Chicago spent Decoration day with
their father. Valentine Fabian.
Mr. and Mrs. Arba Blake of Gary
were in town Tuesday morning.
A. Patterson of Chicago spent Dec
grafton day with his sisters. Mrs. NJ.
Payne and Miss H. Patterson.
Miss Frances Metelmann and Mrs.
William Meier were Laporte visitors
Tuesday.
f. August Malmstone of valpo visit
ed with his parents here Tuesday.
Christie Horn of Pullman spent Tues
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Horn.
Harry Carlson and D. Burgeson and
family of Roselands ILL.,. called on
friends in town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. M. Krebs visited with
friends in Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Crisman and daughter spent
Decoration day at J. Burt's.
The all day meeting held in Malm-
stones grove Tuesday was a success
in every way. The day was beautiful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31
Motions and Orders
Court Room No. L.

$3.50 Oscar Holmstrom, admir-. VS..
Standard Forging Co. Plaintiff
moves for judgment on verdict of
jury.
1924. NJ. II. DERRICK VS.. American Con-
duit Co. Defendant files interroga-
tories to be answered under oath by
plaintiff on or before June 5, 1911.
690s. Railroad Commission oe Indiana
Grand Trunk Western Railway.
Defendant withdraws motion and
affidavit for a change of venue and
parties file stipulation that no
change be taken for this term.
6997. Green & Sons VS.. Peter Doppi
ct al. Plaintiff dismisses as to
Harbor Building company and
south twenty feet of lot sixteen,
north 1255 feet OF lot seventeen,
block five. fourth addition to In
diana Harbor. Also south nineteen
feet of lot thirty, north twelve feet
of lot 90 block four. fourth
addition to Indiana Harbor. all in
East Chicago. Lake County. Indi-
ana
1855. Calumet Supply Co. VS.. Calumet
Lumber Co. ct al. Defendants We
ronica Galik and husband file mo-
ton to require plaintiff to make
amended complaint more specific.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31

and a big crowd gathered both for
the services during the day and even
ing. The evening" service was held in
the Swedish mission church.
Mrs. August Olson. Mrs. Floyd OIL
son of Miller and Mrs. Howell of New
Mexico were guests Tuesday of Mrs
Chas. Thorne.
Mrs. Della Akers, who has been at
Michigan City several Weeks helping
in the care of her daughter law,
who has been seriously i'll, is at hone
for few days.
Miss Cora Reinstei nof Chicago was
guest Sunday of Mrs. Arthur Pat
terson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pierce and daugh-
ter. who have been living here for
the past three months. left for Porter
Saturday evening. where they expect to
make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton and family and
the Misses Viola Roth. Sadie Wheeler
and Mabel Crisman drove to Lake
Michigan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Live1berg OF
Valparaiso spent Sunday at H. S. Haz-
elgreen's.
Friends of Miss Lena Schneider held
a pleasant and successful surprise on
her at her home east of town Sunday
evening. A large crowd was present
and all report good time
Mr.. and Mrs. Kietz entertained Chi
cago friends
Miss Emma Papka was Gary visitor
Monday
Mrs. Emma scanlon made bushes,
trip to Chicago Monday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES ARE SOUGHT

with which they have an understand
ing and take a portion of the fees paid
by the laboring man for obtaining the
place.
The department is determined to put
an end to this form of graft Charles
r. Duffn. deputy state statistician, has
taken charge of the campaign against
them An investigation of one COM
plalnt resulted in locating an en-
ployment agency in Indianapolis which
was being operated without license
When threatened with prosecution the
proprietor promised TO return the mon
ey collected, file bond and take out a
state license.
Under the law employment agencies
must pay a license fee annually of s25
and make monthly reports to the state
statistician, giving a complete account
of the business done by them Through
the efforts of Mr.. Duffin last winter the
law was strengthened SO as to require
every kind OF employment agency oper-
ated for a profit to have a license.
Formerly this feature of the law did
not apply to agencies conducted by So
cieties for the benefit OF their mern-
bers. 1t was found that fraudulent
agencies were being operated under the
EulSS OF WORKING men
Under the law regulating the state
free employment agencies no fees are
charged for obtainining places for
workingmen or for obtainining work
men for employers. The state be-
lieved that such an agency would be
of great benefit to the working people
Of the state. and that was why the law
was passed in the first place and the
agency created. At first only the CEN
trail agency in this city at the office
of the state statistician was in opera
ton. but the demand for workmen
came from all parts OF the state. Re-
county in the state. for factory hands,
farm hands. domestics, railroad men,
common laborers, carpenters. black
| smith, machinists, BARRIERS and practic-
| ally all kinds of labor, and thousands
| OF men have been furnished by the
| state agency to take these places But
| last year it was found that If branch
agencies were established in different
| parts of the state Ii would be much
more convenient for the employers to
obtain help nearer home, and it would
| also open up the way for more people
| to make application for employment.
| So the law was amended last winter
and the branches provided for in the
/ cities which are great Industrial CEN
| ters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31
TIMES BUREAU
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

indianapolis, Ind. May GA cam
paign is to be started at once by the
state statistician for the elimination
of the fraudulent employment bureaus
and agencies which have been doing
business in various parts of the state.
homas Brolley, state statistician. has
appointed uperintendent for tho
branch state free employment agencies
at Fort Wayne and South Bend, and
as soon as he announces the appoint
ments of the superintendent of the
branch agencies at Terre Haute and
Evansville. the plans for the war of
determination Will be announced.
The men in charge of the branch
agencies will be instructed to keep a
close watch all labor agencies in
their respective territories to see that
they conform to the state laws govern
ing employment agencies.
Reports have reached the office of
the state statistician of fraudulent
practices by labor agencies in Indian
apolis as well as in some Of the other
cities of the state. especially in those
communities where there is a large
amount of foreign labor. The foreign
ers seem to be the special prey of these
fraudulent agencies, because the for
CieASAo &c AAOb Win tAf as VII
cy business, and are easily duped. In
numerous cases in this city, we'll as
in other places where there are many
foreigners, some of these agencies are
operated by foreigners. Some men
who has been in this country long
enough to catch on to some of the
tricks of the smooth American and
who is crooked enough to adopt the
| practices have started agencies and
| promised to get positions for their
| countrymen at so much per job. Some
| OF them charge enormous prices for
| this service, and in many cases even
| then they do not deliver the job. If
| they do get job for the pood deluded
| foreigner 1t is not the kind of a job
/ that promised and which he be-
| lieved h ewould get for his money.
| Instances have been reported to the
/ state statistician where these agen-
cies have charged foreigners as much
as much as s25 for obtaining employ
| ment for them. The price, however
usually ranges from 81 to $40.
1t has been learned, too. that in some
cases factory foremen and others who
attend 10 the employment of labor for
concerns are in league with the dis
| honest labor agencies. They Will hire
! only men furnished by the agencies
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31

1405. Gary Lumber Co. VS.. Joseph Ca
Xix ct al Defendant George ].
Walter files cross complaint.
742o. Robert Blaemire vs. Clemens
Muzine ct al. Northern State Bank
asks and is granted leave to be
made party defendant and to in
tervene. Files cross complaint.
T477. Levise Webster, admx, VS. Lo-
wise Webster ct al Minority of de-
PENDANTS Daniel and Chester Webs
ter suggested to court Court ap-
points Henry f. MacCracken as
guardian ad lftem. Files answer
as such. Submitted to court and
find that property should be sold
to pay debts Court appoints Wal
ter Hammond and j. s. Blackburn
appraisers. Said property to be sold
for cash, or one-third cash, one
third in twelve months and ball
ance in eighteen months. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortga-
gee at six per cent interest Sold
at private sale at not less than ap-
praised value.
6633. William Lacey VS. Harry n. MI
mas. Plaintiff dismisses cause
Costs paid.
1852. Moses Conney VS.. George Earle
ct al. Default on defendant Coun-
ty Recorder of Lake county and
George Earle.
1885. Alice Hamilton VS.. John e. Ham
ilton. Defendant defaulted.
1894 Leonard A. Van Dusen VS.. 10
seph Galik ct al. Defendant John
c. Gustafson files cross complaint.
Defendant Kimbell Brick Co. files
cross complaint
1892. Paxton Lumber Co. vs. James
Pokorny ct al. Defendant Beckman
Supply Co. files eros complaint
1858. Albert Kaufman VS. David
Mitchell ct al. File under plaintiff
Atlas Brewing Company asks leave
to file amended afidavit in attach
ment and garnishment by attach
ing the seal to the granting of such
leave defendants object Objection
sustained. Leave to amend refused
and exceptions. Motion to quash
affidavit in attachment and garn-
ishment of file under plaintiff Atlas
Brewing Company sustained and
i exceptions. Said file under plaintiff
prays an appeal to Supreme Court
Granted 600 days for bond with
American Surety Co. or Bankers
Surety Co. as sureties. Bond ap-
proved (9o) days for bill. Request
of plaintiff to file amended com.
| plant and affdav<t in attachment
sustained as to the complaint te
which defendants except and ove--
ruled as to affidavit in attachment
to which plaintiff excerpts. Plain.
tiff files amended complaint. De.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31

The Meistersingerss Male Quartette
and organ chimes will appear at the
First Congregational church Friday
evening for the second time and no
doubt will be greeted by a full house.
The quartette appeared last September
for the first time and their concert was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Organ
chimes are expensive, fragile propo-
sition. hence little used in lyceum work.
but there is no other instrument. moved
ty or standard which will compare with
them, in fact, they compare favorably
with a whole orchestra or a pipe organ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31

PENDANT Rosa Mitchell files demurrer
to second paragraph OF amended
complaint. Sustained and plaintiff ex-
cepts. Defendant Rosa Mitchell
files answer in four paragraphs to
complaint and affidavit in attach \
ment. Defendant David Mitchell
files answer to complaint and affi-
davit in attachment. Garnishee de-
PENDANT North River Insurance Co
files answer. Plaintiff files de-
murrer to second, third and fourth
paragraphs of answer of Rosa
Mitchell. Overruled as to second
and fourth paragraphs and sepa-
rate exceptions. Demurrer sustain
ed as to third paragraph. Plaintiff
files reply to second and fourth
paragraphs of answer. Plaintiff
files demur to supplemental
answer of Millers National Insur-
ance Co. Overruled and exception.
Plaintiff files demurrer to answer
of North River Insurance Co. Over
ruled and exceptions. Defendants
Mitchell and Mitchell file answer to
complaint of file under plaintiff In
two paragraphs. File under plain
tiff files reply Plaintiff files
reply to each answer Of garnishee
defendant. Submitted to court and
at close of plaintiffs evidence de-
PENDANT files motion to dissolve at
tachment and garnishment Over
ruled and exceptions. Taken under
advisement
1925. Edward c. Minas VS.. Fred G.
Diedrich. Defendant files affidavit
for change from county. Granted.
Sent to Porter Superior Court
Three CD days for change.
Court Room No. 2.
6495. Edward r. O'Connell VS.. Mary
Blume. Plaintiff files second
amended complaint.
1854. Fred J. Smith VS.. Harbor Build
ing Company, ct al. Plaintiff dis
misses as to south seven % feet
lot thirteen (13) north twenty four
go fet of lot fourteen 90 south
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-31
MILLER.

Mr.. Leach and son Howard were at
Gary last evening.
Ruth thinner niece of Gary was a
Miller visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Howell and son. of Los Vegas.
n. M. are spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs Aug. Olsen.
Miss Edna Halpin Is visiting her
mother in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gustafson were
out of town callers last evening.
Mrs. F. n. Beatty visited Mrs. Weav-
err at St. Margarets hospital yester-
day.
Mrs. ALI Anderson and daughter
Florence. were at Gary last evening.