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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-09-12
SHERIFF.
sURRccATE

l respectfully present myself as a candidate
for the nomination for Surrogate OF the
County of Burlington, subject to the decision
of the Republican voters at the primary
election to be held in September next.
WILLIAM p. LIPPINCOTT.
Mount Laurel Township, Hartford p. o., N j..
June 2, 1911.
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Colu,nhua.

Henry Taylor, George r. Wills, Harry
Zelley and "Gus" Hill attended the State
Council O. q. A. M. at Trenton, last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Dobbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Kerlin and Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Prentice, form party of youngsters who
are sporting at Atlantic City for week.
The local W. CT. U. members were
entertained last Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. L. N. Prentice. on the lawn at her
home.
Miss Ella Obert returned to Princeton,
yesterday, to begin her school duties again
as teacher.
Great preparations are being made for
the Changers fair In their hall next week.
The finest display of fruits, flowers. Yege-
tables, ETC.. that win be seen this season
anywhere In the state will be on exhibit
ton. Don't miss it.
Ben. Greet, of London, England, was
registered at KeeleY's hotel last week.
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DMINIsTRATRIx's NOTICE.
UxEoUroRs' NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN FoLz.
Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate Of the Comfy 81
Burlington, bearing date on the 9th day o.
July. A d. 1911, upon the application OF john
j. Foiz and George Baggs, the subscribers
requiring the creditors OF John Folz, deceas
ed. TO bring in their claims against the estate
of said decedent, under oath or affirmation
or or before April "a. 1912, or they will be de
barred OF any action therefor against the said
executors.
JOHN j. FoLz,
GEORGE BAGGS,
July ~, 1911. Executors
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NJ ORTHAMPToN TOWNSHIP soAooI
N DISTRICT
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of
the School District of the Township of North
mpton, in the County of Burlington, that
Special School Meeting will be held at the
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meeting OF the shareholders of the Far
win be held at the ban king house, W ednes-
day. October II, 1911. at 10 o. clock, q. M
This meeting is called for the purpose OF
voting on the question of the liquidation of
said bank, The polls will be open one hour.
Sept. 8, 1911. JNo. b. DAVIS, Cash'r.
This proposed liquidation is for the purpose
OF reorganixfng the Bank as Trust Com
pany. to be known as The Farmers Trust
Company, and to take over the business and
assets Of said Bank, and conduct the same
commercial banking as heretofore with the
Increased privileges Of Trust Comany.
THE FARMERS NATL BANK,
Mount Holly. N. j
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Those with less than dropped usf eurn
The following merchants Library
vote for each purchase The coupon THE
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EoUToR's NOTICE


ESTATE OF ELIZA SMITH
Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate of the county of
Burlington, bearing date on the twentieth
day OF July, A. ID. 1911. upon the application
of Samuel s. Daniels, the subscriber, requfr-
ing the creditors OF Eliza Smith, deceased, to
or before April 90 1912, or they will be debar-
red of any action therefor against the said
executor.
SAMUEL 8. DANIELS,
JOSEPH L. THOMAS, Proctor. Executor.
July %, 1911
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NOTICE.

Norl0E.
The Burlington County Board of Elections
will sit at their office in the Court House at
Mount Holly, N. j., on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1911,
nom O'Clock in the forenoon until O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of revising
LIST; striking off said list the names of all
persons who shall be shown, by evidence
Satisfactory to the board, not TO be qualified
TO vote at the ensuing primary election.
The County Board of Elections will also
sit at their office in the Court House, at Mount
Holly, N. j., on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1911,
and on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1911,
from O clock in the forenoon until o'clock
In the afternoon on each OF said days for the
purpose of registering all persons within the
County entitled 10 vote at the next election,
and who have been omitted in the local
register, and for the the purpose of striking
from the local register, upon legal notice. the
names OF any persons improperly placed
thereon,
NOTE-District Boards of Registry and
ON said Boards. They must be reported Inn
mediately to the County Board.
The papers authorized to print this notice
are The Mount Holly News, New Jersey
Mirror. Mount Holly Herald, Bordent0wn
Register, Burlington Enterprise. Burlington
By order of the County Board OF Elections.
WILLIAM II. REEVES.
HENRY H.sAvAGE, Chairman.
Dated September s, lsIl
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QHERlFFs SALE.
By virtue Of . writ OF neri facias, to me
directed, issued out OF the Court OF Chancery
the state Of New Jersey, will sell 1T public
sale on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1911,
between the hours OF IL and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-Wtt At o'clock), al
the Court House. Mount Holly, N. J..
All that hereinafter described house and lot
of land situated In MedfOrd Aforesaid and ia
the same premises which Daniel b. Holcomb
and wife conveyed to the said James Simp-
kins. Jr by deed bearing date ths:eighteenth
day Of April, A. ID. 1902 and 10 recorded in
office of the said county; and by the said
deed is bounded and described - follows: Be-
ginning at q stone In the middle Of South
Main street and In line Of Charles McElvee's
lot and corner to the same, and runs LIST,
south three degrees and thirty minutes east
ninety-nine links to q stone in or near the
middle Of the said street or road. thence and,
east three chains and seventy links to q stone
corner to the late Joseph J. Rogers farm and
near the edge OF o ditch, thence Sd. north
fifteen degrees east ninety-nve links to q
stone corner to said Rogers and also to the
said McElvee's. along which 1t runs 9TH,
north eighty-two degrees west three chains
and seventy-nve links to the place Of begin
ming. Containing thirty-six hundredths OF an
acre OF land, be the some more or less.
Seized as the property OF James simpkins,
Jr.. and Mabel Y. Simpkins, his wife. defend
ants. taken in execution at the suit Of Sam
uel Garwood, complainant, and to be cold by
WILLIAM W. WORRBLL,
DAVIS DAVIS. Attys. Sheriff.
Dated Sept. II, isli. lPr's adv. Zee, $3.50
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EIks Waking Up


Now that the pupils of the public school have laid aside the tools
holiday returned the four walls of the recitation
Improvement in their VOTE tor concert
ed action itself schools when the pupils dis
banded deprived Of the stimulus Theya back
under the influence and jurisdiction of the teachers and the subject
of will become
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Vote in Library Contest
Y. M. c. A. 1859
Good Intent Fire Co., I6s3I4
B. p o. E1ks, 1920
Public School, 645oo
Rancocas Grange, 58o27
Burlington County Hospital, 4o,Io4
Jr. O. U. A. NJ 3ooos
St Andrews Sunday School, 37347
Chdren's Home, 32o5o
Baptist Church and S. S. 3o733
M. E. Church and S. S.. 27264
Columbus Grange, 27e68
Public Library, 1922
Red Men, I4o72
Ankokas Canoe Club 2,5Io
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
.nnneripunnn
Dc 6iemlSie.

Sans 9br. 6anien ! 4abenrna
bar / ben ienere Lib oeret iorfulgt
Of en- triit 5febne. Sioite 8inter
blep ban ing. og eiter at bope ligget
I Here Maaneoer paa areosipge6n'
ct uoifreoes ban iom ubelbreoelig.
Sommeren oner log ban Jig Der
sfter igennem. iaa eoOt BAN funOe.
) lime unge Gage baooe ban lagt
hot til SIDE, og Oesuoen fit ban
en- moaneolig lfsrbeosrente paa
Aenoeo Il Marf.
Der fom imiolertio set 5i08punft,
ia Spareifillingerne lap op. 9anien
baooe Suitru % Barn at f%orierge,
oq oa 9pgen antpoeOe, at BET maa-
ffe fife oor uoeluffet, at ban tunoe
foo Si9Ip al 8pen, benuenote ban
ia poa Hooobuiet meo en- beIfeoen
5oreip6rgiel.
Oct %fortiener at tenoes, ifrioer
.6eim0aI", boao Soar ban lit:
.Saa ioore De beoer ON 5nttig.
biplp, bliper De uOotit. Get parer
alligepeI life I9ngel"
Sioen mon mnn BOG bore font
men til GrfenoeIie al, at BET life
onr ino let en- Sag at uooiie en-
5iemIss. d Sans CTR. 8onien
nemIig nogen 5i6 ienere oirfeIig IT'LL
IeOe anoraeenoe ON SipIp, tit ban
uoen piOere 4~nnisning paa at bRpe
ct geIsb pon to Rarf u9entlig.
5 No0iptning til oen %preusiiife
gmbeosman6s Sptr90en fortiener
oct at fenoes, bporIe6es en- oanit
Won0. 2on0man0 Ses Rielien / 3d.
Dunn, Dos bbem Sen biemIsies no
Der err 6nsbeitprerinoe, itilfeoe Zig
til oen 6aor6t biemisgte 5amilie.
Bd oct be9pnote at blipe trangt for
61ns Gbr. 6nnien, tiIbs0 ban at
bnse 6omilien til fla, og baaoe Sans
SIR. Sonien % bans 6uitru %
Barn bar M I ire Mnoneoer BAIT
OpboIb, aoit oe Tleie ser.
Den biemIsie @orten 1bom-
ZEN / Nabenroo bIeo forIe0en in0iat
/ arreiten Ser / gDen for at alone
en- 6pngieIsItraf paa 10 Gage. %
BET oreier Zig ON Grreit, fife en-
JRngieIsitrof err ser al bnnife5olf
! Bpen Ieraet for, at oen biemf6ie
bor facet en- egen Seng oa 0ngIig
foor oroentIie aoit, life ben iimple
5anqefoit. oiaele6es bar Morten
Ebomien fooet en- Ioffe g6aer Oh I
arreiten, inn ban bar noaet at liza
Sfhcn libel meo.
Get bar ifgl9e ~6eimool" Sen
Dag Sbomien bleo inoiat / arreiten,
netop ct 9ar iioen, at NortenIbom
len oe bans 8uitru boIot grpllup.
Oct par iaale0es en- pasienoe Gng,
Rnuoigbeoerne 6aoOe bolgt til at
drrrItere 56omien: Aorsoa9en for
,Torbrpoelien@.
-Om 5o~rieIgelien moo De biem.
leie i~nOe6oloer y9erliner 9ageblatt"
st greO ira Roroilespig. 5 5friDeI-
fen geres Ser ReOe ior aQe De Vaio-
Ter, Der er 6rugt ooer ior NaOs
gq6olm, bans 4rreitopbolo og Iii.
tunOene / 6iemmene. enOoioere
nqones 6remgangsmoa0en mob Ga.
bolms 9ioeliesfpaer. Seller fife
alemmes 2anorao0 Organizers 6or-
tieneiter paa Bette Omraaoe % bans
8ebuoelie az at BON oper Tor ben
inttige 0o0s ggbolm ngter at tort.
iette meo 6iemiegeGierne in0til ben
5iemIsies 8sosoog, buis ban life
foloer til 6sie.
Def nppnte 6erlinife 9lao uogaar
/ ct oogligt Oplag af omfring 210-
900 gfsemplorer. 8%eretningen ON
Cr. 7rponoers Serb ooer for be
nsolioenoe biemlsie nnnr altiaa Ri.
ben ON.
Sells. @~nlbbrpllnp. Den 81. 0o-
oember feireoe Snfob S6omien og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Suitru. aieiten @orie. fsOt @sIle.

8eboerne l sells. 9aa0e Slrten %
Solen par feitli9t ppntet.
@ulobrliogommen er troOs line
rs aar iprIig raif. 9ruOen, Der er
rs. bar / oe ii0ite aar liot al gter.
ueioeffeIie, iom til Gels bemmer
6enoes Sang og ip9ffer 5pnet. Beg
ge bar n9iten ~uofbruot opbolot Jig
/ Sells iioen oeres 9ornoom.
9ruogommen fom iom ganife un9
til at tiene paa uSobannesboile",
tom ienere neO / gpen paa Ben gam.
le MeIIegaarO, boorfra ban er fom.
men / 9ersring me0 mango Wenne.
fer; ban bar Der ioo IGnee, til
@oar0en gif ooer paa ANDRE Son.
ser og Dor nh paa i'm lille Glen.
Dom, bpor ban enonu fan paste i'm
6eit og fore for 5oIf.
9rn0en bar / line unge Gage og
lon8t frem / Chen ogret SDerife,
iaa lange Spnet tillo6 oct.
De bar life bait Born, men pp-
ret gsrneoenner og opOraget =
Bleieostre, bOoraf ben enc oe0e / en-
ung aI0er, ben an0en er gift. men
min0es 0pbol0et 8leiebiemmet meo
SofnemmeIigbeO. Sun % benoes
0ano par til Steoe peO Soften. /
bpilfen Ser Oeltog benoeo 40 Der.
ioner.
gruoeparret opffe0es / Morgen.
%itunoen ueo, at Muiifer SmiOt %
Ssnner ipilIe0e ct Bar SaImemelo.
bier. al. , iamIeoes 6oIf for at goo
/ airfen. Snlmen a7et er iaa On.
oigt at islges oo" bIeb iunaen,
b%oorpna Poitor Simonien talte oper
Oroet / 9aoi0s SaIme: .Nin SiqI
Ioo Serren og glenn fife ole bans
gel9erninger." 8rpiten lotaIte, at
iaooan Gag err en- Min0eOog gamIe
9enneifer fan iponanIig buife Set,
ION lig9er Inngt tiIbaae / Gioen. )
fan iiffert tg0eIi9 minOes eoers
9%rpllnps6ng; oemooig er en- ian-
ban Nin0eong; men Ser er @rut0
til at taffe, bao0e 5bao Oct timeIiae
% BET aonOelige ongnar. genner
bar 9lpoct eoer / 9og; men gio
@uo 2eren og 6iertets 5af, beo
BAN fomme og o9re BOG eoer. M
0a 9agen beloer, at 2niet ira oct
beie moa ifinne / eoers 6ierter, iaa
at ) engang maa funne fare berfra
/ 5reo. iom gamIe Simeon. San
bno en- biertelig 9sn for De gamIe
b~e0naeoe 9Ggtefolf og neobno Ser
rens 8eliignelie. I'll SIutning bIep
Salme Gr. 1875 inngen. 9rpiten
o%oerrafte Dem 80 @f. og en- 9ibel.
5or amIingen iamleoes meo8ul6-
b~ruoeparret / @otelIet til ct 5eit-
maaltio, bpor Ser bleo bolot f%orifeI-
lige 5oler iamt iun9et en- / "a.
gems anIeoning i%oriattet Gang. Sic
re IeIegrammer o. 9pfsnifninger
6lep opipit, ale enife6e Sc gruoe-
parrot en- goO 90 Bib 9~ibsniten.
@arnGs. MOoersmanlcts @anrpet.
Isl. 40 : acknowledgements
ningen oeItager Mar 80 9srn Der
ira Sognet, nemlig Is ira 9orup
og y ira BARNES. Somtlige IS
gsrn ira gorup ioar tDif timber.
pisning. af Sc - fra garnGs faar
Sc 8 lln0erDisnin9en poa Rooers.
maalet. Reiten / oct iremmeoe
Sprog.
@olitiif MbSe. 2sroo9 Gitermiooag
Sen is. 3op. aibolotes, iom 6eitemt,
et offentligt poIitiif @soe / Sfoo.
BORG 6oriomlingsbus. Som Qalere
oor meote @aar0eier Gbriitenien ira
4sierballe og Sfoleforeningens 5or-
man6, $. s Gbriiteuien ira $685.
bro.
Weoet begpnote til Den f%aitiatte
9i0 meo Sangen: nNu oelfommen
en6ner~, bporefter Gbriitenien ira
a~sierbolle bolot ct uomprfet poll.
tiff 5ore0rng. San ifiIOreOe, bpor-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15

paQ al Taa SaloeI 1OrIglleI. S 800
len IGrtes Ipif, / airfen preoifeOes
6pif, % BET font 2anoet o. Solicit
par onnif. 4naeIs o9 S~poilespigs
5ortp fning nar noget al BET isrge.
ligite, ioroi BET itete / ben oonife
Regerings lib.
san omtalte enfeIte al Spiflonos
nuuqren0e aulturbprere hos os:
asaer, 9abn oo Or. 9rnanoer.
9anif aultur % @ioenifab par DO.
ser til Dor allltur. S 8nnmorf fin.
oes for Chen benoeO 200 5oIfe6si.
ifoIer til omtrent 21a Million Sno.
bpggcre. Spa6 bar Epitlan0 at meOe
op meo I oia6eo meS bette?
6oreoraaet lpnneoes meo it9rft
9ifaIo.
Gerefter 0pffeoes til aoffeboro,
og SfoIeioreningens 5ormano s.
Seiien Gbriitenien boIot iaa ct me.
get aloorIi9t 5ore0rng.
a%Ioppenborg S%frumsaser toIte
ON 8aIoet og sniteoe ct ooot 10.
ialo for os oen 70. Sanuar 1912.
6Iere andre toIte enOnn mango
9ooe Orb.
Oroitpreren taffeOe for De nom9r.
feOe 6oreora9 % ioreiIog til SIut-
ming at hinge p9lio Dos os, naar
7agen bPIoer".
Oct pelIpffe0e Rsoe iIutteOe OeO
SaIptitioen.
SSnOcrbora. Spens Snobpa9eran'
tai. SfsIge 0ptplingen Den 10. OF.
tober / Aar teller Ssn0erbor1 @p
M t1,OS7 9eboere imoo 10,939 I
5ior.
Oct forIsbne aor bar brngt Sen
minoite CiIopfit / en- Hpffe Of aor.
Ga Sen 9iIpptit, Ser bar opret
GlS). ifpl6es ifsIae set 6erpGrenoe
toife 9Iao bopeoingeIig Militrret.
Zen iomIe0e tnife @arniion teller
MI 1858 9erioner imoo 1872 /
5ior. Serof iaIoer iterite Qarten,
De 2lO6 Ii 6ior 23O5) poa @ori.
men, % Aeiten, 547 (moo 567 /
6ior) paa 5ooiolfsbotoilIonen Mo.
rinen teller $50 Offieerer. Der er
Der til Sta6iabeo Il 6ior 1t29 9o-
taillonen 10 q 6ior 15).
6ipiIbefoIfningen tpner M 1874
4erioner imo6 s067 / 6ior.
Sben 6aocrslcp. Zen preusiiife
Coerprpii0net I Slesoig befenotgsr
BET ofiicielle Regeringsbloo miOer
6enDisnin9 til en- 6el NpnoOe 2oO-
pa%rngraffer. at 9n0crsIep efter oct
enoelige ll6foI6 al 6oIfetpningen
oen I. December 1910 MI bsrer til
Sc 91er / slesoia, Soften o. Qou-
enborg. 6bis ite6Iiae GioiIbefolfning
beleber Jig til o0er 10000 Suobps.
acre.
Aoerifob. InnS. % aIobiDgc |
Rnngitrmp. 2er6ng Sen is. Roo. op-
6oge6e 9prlpoe 9un0 i a9eritop,
Of ser fanotes RunS. og alopipge
/ @aaroeier ghriIten Colts 9eipt-
nina / 9iongitrup, oa BET or oesupr,
re bleoet itnoipitet al are6sonrIpge
@itt.
9eietningen omfotter 30-10Stf
Sornfppg, % 6en 10. Rop. par Il
> aser on9rebne.
6porIeoes SDgoommen or fom.
men til ganr6en, bar man ingen
auelie ON.
WunO. % aGooipgen / Ronaitrup
er set fsrite 5ilfqlSe / Snoersleo
geiternmt. 3 Ben anleoning bar
QonOraaOen anor6net, at ser ifol
oprettes ct afiprrrings6iitrift (Set
treble Der I amtet), og oct omfatter
Qonomon6Gbr Colts @oaro / Rang.
itrup.
Gn0pi6ere er Ser oprettet ct Soat.
Understandable, Ser omfatter2nnos.
bperne Rangitrup og 8aliteo iamt
9~itergnoro / aeerifoo Commune.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Gil
5il1nmnlen..
SfoIefasien:

Blair, Rebr, Sens anOerien, simOn e6rinenieu, 96O.
mas 9brienien bner 81, S. u. SDenoien, g2is 4era
Senen bper 81, girs. Morcus Beet. 30. g. Sonen
6uer 50 ....<.... -. 49,. -. -. 49,. 80. 400
Suttinion, giinu, anu6 Rasmusien 80. e.. -. 80
Clinton, @is, Gbrien Semen, Cars 9aren, ;. 6. NieI.
ien, SARAH 2arien, NarinIs 9e0erhu, @eor9e gor.
tenien, 6. So6anieu, Sens 2arien, 9briit Sonlen boer
ST, 6bor 1bomien, 6. 4. Garr 6pr 50, RarboIl Sen.
len, Darn Senien, 4}nrp Qarpn, aHreo 9arien, 4r.
tbur 9orer, G0poro 9nrien. Sennp IiIeen. 9ois
GieIien, emmerp 9ieIen, Setter ngbouie, &rief gorge.
len, Gotbrine engbnue bor 30. =. =. -. ...... 1900
StopIebnrit. gsebr, g. geOfe6 $40, 6. T. geterien, Bait.
s. 81. Sonien, ). Snen6en, :. ge0teo, g. Ssrenien,
grs. anna F6hIpen bOer So, I. 6. gielen, q. Vemf
6oer 50 -. -. =. 800. .............. 1900
Spatonna. 0finn, 0ania @gb.: s. 8. Gbrffenen, vi.
bert eaermon bper 81, G6rHt 2aurtien, g. z. 9anen,
Sobn 1bomien, @m. AnOerien bpr 81, ReIS 5obn.
ion. Otter GbrHtenien. Sennie Sonen, anna 2ourtien
bper Doc, gPrs. u. Z. 5efierin 81 -. 80. 80. 100
Gro, Rebr, Wenig6eoen 49,. -. .......t...... 450
aHammen $ 1881
Gil Ss6emisiionen:
Scr foitteret, ie abl. Rr. Is ...............$ 2230
Orb, Rebr, 81. I. SEMEN ... $50. -. ......... LOO
aHiummen. $ 1880
u~biIGumsqar
6gr foitteret, lie Sol. 9r. 40 mann. ............ 1929. IS
81. 9nuI, Iebr, g. ID. Ssnoerup o. 5amiie -. $500
blooming grairie, Minn, Senrt 9anien ........... 800
Sunmit, D2inn, y Senien .. -. ...... ....... 500
Sepel, Soma, Oier lafiaeresoaaen ira Ng6....... 975
5inaiteo, ga, Ct Qaut Dgb, 6reoerif Scott SO, Carl
Sonien $15, anuO 99omien $40, en- llnGunt en- Subj.
lrumsbanf So -. -. .... -. =. 80. ...... 3t00
grooflpn. 9ap gorf, SaemS gRg6, grs. 6. So6nion,
Gicilie 0Iien, eI7abet1 2orien, ber SO, emma @lieie,
Niis 9oIslep, Sobonna airop, Grit geterien bbr So
SunDer 9Iomberg 81, y 99a. Urs. 0eiren, G6r.
9rs0ganr0 6or 81 -. 49,. -. ............ $500
Bolton, WasiafnietS, 9etbania IRgb, J. 8. Slider. 1900
0annebroa, Nebr, 5inon NeFon $50, I. e. g. 8eoer.
len, Sens q. NeiIon, 81 2 @9eaer, Beter 0idien
bper So, 5reo Reilon 3d.. 49,. - $50. =. 1900
gOelus, Aebr, Sacob Sndoben, G. 6. anoerien, 6. u.
CHEN 6per So -. -. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-17
TINES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. lit begins
to look like labor will have more bills
before the Legislature this year than
any other interest and there seems
to be a fair chance that most of them
may be passed, The Democrats are in
a position where at last they will have
to do something for labor labor will
reach the conclusion that it is not
wanted in the Democratic party
Two years ago the Democrats prom
ised organized labor everything it ask
ed for, and when the time to pass bills
came on the Democrats forgot their
promises and refused to do thing that
labor asked them to do. The result
was a big row. with a prospect for
time that labor would take a whack
at the Democrats at the next election.
But the Democrtic politicians used a
new brand of salve during the cam
paign last fall ard labor fell for it
again
But this time it looks like a differ
ent story might be told at the end of
the session Bills have already have
been introduced on twenty propositions
In which labor is interested. and. since
the party leaders. including Governor
Marshall. are behind most of them, 1T
looks like they had a chance of get
ting through
In the list of bills which are favored
by labor and which have been intro
duced there is one to require the coal
mine owners of the state to pay the
wages of shot fireres in the mines.
Under this bill no miner would be al
lowed to shoot off a blast in a mine.
This would have to be done by a shot
xrxI,o Il
tor and not by the miner This ques-
tion was the cause of much trouble be-
tween the miners and operators in Illi-
nofs. where there was controversy as
to who should pay the wages of the
shot firers. 1t resulted in two costly
and disastrous strikes lasting for
months, and the trouble was settled
only last fall. The miners propose To
have it settled at once in this state If
possible.
Another bill provides that all food
stuffs placed in cold storage shall bear
the date of their being placed there
and that no article can be sold which
has been in cold storage more than six
months. This was introduced by Sena-
tor Greenwich. of Allen county
Two child labor bills have been in
troduced to prevent the employment OF
children under IA years of age. These
have the earnest backing of the labor
organizations. and there does not seen
to be much OPPOSITION to them
A bill for a law to compel all cor
porations and manufacturing concerns
| to pay employees weekly has been in
| troduced. This was a Democratic state
platform measure, and it has the sup
port of labor.
! A bill for medical inspection OF schoo
] children. is one of the state Board OF
Health bills that has the support o.
| organized labor. Other health bills IL
] the list include one for sanitary schoo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-17
Especial to THE TIMEs.l

East Chicago, Jan 11.-There was no
instruction among the councilmen at
the council meeting last night, and all
passed off as serenely a summer
dream.
Every ordinance which had been up
for passage two weeks ago when
Alderman Monroe Schock led the Indi :
ana Harbor forces in opposition against
Mayor Sehlieker. was adopted exactly
as read that night, and the temporary
Instruction had the effect only of post
poning the program for two weeks
The meeting occupied only a short
time. The salaries of the new city Off
cials were all fixed previously ar
ranged the comptroller's a $1,s00, the
city judges at $1,000. the third member
of the board of public works at $1,000
and the clerk of the board of public
works at $720.
The salaries OF the mayor. the city
clerk and the city engineer were re-
duced to conform with the statutes, the
mayor to get $1,5O0, the clerk $1,000
and the city engineer $500. as com
pared with $500 paid the mayor while
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-17
JUDGE STE|s RULES AGAINST
RAILROADS IN DITCH CASE

Attorney Henry A. Sites has returned
from Porter county, where he acted as
special Judge in a trial in which several
railroads claimed damages amounting
in all to $255. 900 from Porter county.
The case originated over the pro-
posed construction of large ditch to
drain what is known as the Calumet
marsh. The railroad company had pre-
viously been awarded damages in the
sum of $40. 900, but were seeking more.
Judge Sites held that they were not
entitled to recover any damages, re-
versing the decision of the county COM
missioners of the county in awarding
the companies $4,000 The case will
be appealed TO the supreme court.
The construction of the ditch will
cost the property owners of Porter
county about $4,000. 1t will drain a
large area of marsh lands in the vicin-
ity of Gary. and will be more than 20
miles long.
The railroad companies held that it
will cost them in excess of s250,00O to
construct new bridges. which will be