Bankrupt Egan seeks discharge in Wisconsin court
Martin J. Egan of Superior Wisconsin petitions to be discharged from all debts provable under federal bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set for September 15 1906 in La Crosse before Judge Arthur L. Sanborn. The court orders notice to creditors and mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Wisconsin
B. M. Jostad
West Salem
la Crosse
Main Street
City of
Martin J. Egan
Arthur L. Sanborn
Superior
Douglas
A. D
La~t Rosse
Alfred Harrison
Notice to Contractors for City Sewer Works 1906
The La Crosse board of public works invites sealed proposals by September 7 1906 for completing sewer projects on Logan Kane Wood George Avon Caledonia and related streets. Plans and specs are on file, work to be finished by November 15 1906 under board supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
Logan Street
Kane Street
Wood Street
George Street
North Street
Rublee Street
Charles Street
Gillette Street
Avon Street
Clinton Street
Caledonia Street
Sill Street
Notice to Contractors for City Sewer Work Sealed Bids
The La Crosse Board of Public Works invites sealed proposals by Sept 7 1906 for furnishing materials and completing specified sewer work on Pine Fourth Ninth King Sixth and Denton streets. Bids require a $2430 bond with two sureties and a $1215 certified check. all to meet plans and specifications on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
Pine Street
Eighth Street
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Street
Jackson Street
Front Street
Ninth Street
State Street
la Crosse Street
King Street
Seventeenth Street
Sixth Street
Adams Street
Mormon Coulee Road
Denton Street
Seventh Street
County of la Crosse
Bids Sought for Tile or Cement Sidewalks in La Crosse
The La Crosse Board of Public Works invites proposals by 2 PM Sept 8 1906 for all materials and labor to complete tile or cement sidewalks at multiple La Crosse locations. Each bid must include a $358 bond, a $179 deposit, a one year guarantee, and a signed contract with sureties. Proposals must be accompanied by proof of ownership of real estate in La Crosse County and the bidder’s financial ability to furnish bonds.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
County of la Crosse
Ito
H. J. Beckwith
Arthur J. Roberge
George Falk
Commissioners of Public Works
C. H. Connor
City Hall
la Crosse
Wis
Sea
North la Crosse
H. J. Morrison
River
A. Boyd
John Koller
Julia Lau
Joseph Frit
Scott
J. Jorgenson
E. S. Smith
Peter Lehnen
Espersen & Burns
J. P. Frisch
Mons Anderson
W. Becker
Lord & Rudolf
Village of
Andrew Gilbertson
The
Doctor Offers Cure For Various Ailments With Free Counsel
An advertisement invites men afflicted with vari cocele blood poison nervo vital debility or allied troubles to visit the office. The healer promises to explain why previous treatments failed and to demonstrate a safe quick and permanent cure. Counseling is free and charges for a complete cure are described as reasonable and fair.
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P. & W. Cigar Company
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South Fifth Street
Henry & Frank's
Ferry Street
113 South
Maler Barber College
Chicago, Ill
Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Company
Seventh
la Crosse Streets
la Crosse Can Company
Vought-Berger Company
Gateway City Tranfer
Ruplin Baking Company
Reliable Steam Laundry
North Sixth Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
D. H. Bamberry
South Third Street
la Crosse Mortangs & Lony Co
Drs
Powell & Powell
City
Close Auto
Jersey
Cadillac
Motor Car Company
Johnson Street
Vine Street
Main
King
Eleventh Street
South Eleventh Street
South Seventh Street
Schick & Roth
Batavian Bank
Rose Street
Rose
West Avenue South
Swell
Bath
Horton’s Park
P Ytiss
Rita Crac
Biase
Bia
the Boy
ARE A Clothing CO
Wes
DR. Turbin
Berlin
Germany
Hotel la Crosse
Doctor Turbin
Randolph St
Chicago, Hil
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James H Gillilian
West Salem, Wis
Republican
Nernst
Ohio
Main St
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