Water Rent Notice For Last Half Of 1906
The books are ready for payment of water rents for the last half of 1906. Discounts are allowed on all rents paid on or before December 31, 1906. No discounts after that date. Over.
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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
10
The books are ready for payment of water rents for the last half of 1906. Discounts are allowed on all rents paid on or before December 31, 1906. No discounts after that date. Over.
From St Augustine the oldest town in the United States a visitor notes Spanish architecture narrow streets and historic sites. Highlights include Ponce de Leon Alcazar Fort Marion Anastasia lighthouse and Flagler Memorial Church with vast mahogany interiors and a half million dollar outlay. Tourism locals and weather are described as delightful with plans to stay for winter.
JETWOOD a black 16 hand stallion with 2308 feet announces a 1906 season at Owners Stables Smithfield Ohio with $2000 insurance. Sired by Delectus and prolific progeny including 170 in the list and Dama 249, the horse formerly sold at five years old for $10,000 and sent to Europe. CANLECTUS by Dictator 113 also shows notable offspring such as Jay Five Lee 2:16 trotting and Impetuous 2:18, with many others 2:30 or better and dams of Bermuda 2:20. No accountability for accidents.
Vincent Gorrell 28 died in Wheeling hospital after a slate fall at Herrick Kines Mines. His partner Vincent Laubri was injured but survived. The accident occurred during coal cutting when a 7 by 8 foot slate slab 18 inches thick collapsed pinning both men. Gorrell suffered internal injuries and died Wednesday. Gorrell leaves a wife and four children in the old country.
George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co and former New York Life vice president faced a lengthy grand jury examination in New York today. DA Jerome probed his role in the Prussian bond affair and related stock matters amid the New York Life inquiry.
The County Election Board con fers with the County Commissioners about using a basement court house room. The county would pay the rent, providing a small saving.
John A. Kitheart, survivor of Kitheart & Son, seeks judgment for 275 dollars plus interest and costs for services rendered in foreclosure actions recovering 13,000 dollars from John W. Sutherland and wife. Kitheart & Rigger attorneys.
At a regular meeting of Union Council No 2 Rand M held Tuesday evening officers were elected and installed. T. J. L. W Zimmerman was DOI M Le DL Siines P C of W CG Lawson Recorder H P Reyer Treasurer W F L McClinton Cookey Chas Trwins C of CT Gaston Steward TH Ty Tileman Sentinel Pred Kaufmann was noted.
Walter G. Shotwell, newly elected twice of the Court of Common Pleas in the third spba division of the Eighth hudiecial district of Chio, was sworn in open court at Carfuz this week. He takes the oath of office for a six year term, to begin after his current term expires.
Mrs John Holroyd living on West Franklin avenue extension fell on ice near her home yesterday and suffered a broken left arm and deep facial cuts. She received prompt medical attention and stayed home to recover from shock, with her advanced age noted as a factor in the injury.
Ed Guyder, who has been quite ill, is convalescing after a period of illness.
Wanted a lady to advertise our goods locally. Several weeks home work. Salary twelve dollars per week plus one dollar per day for expenses. Saunders Co. Dept. W, 46 48 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago Hl. de13 8tw.
Notice states J. T. Bord and T. D. Skeeles operate a feed mill on Rush Run each Monday for the benefit of those who desire it. The text is fragmented but identifies the organizers and weekly timing.
The Percheron stallion Jupiter will begin the 1906 season at Coop er Bros farm one mile south of Knoxville Ohio daily except Sunday starting May 1. Registered in the Percheron Stud Board of America the property of A Morris & Son Signal Ohio Jupiter record number 8657 black grey with star weight 1900 pounds. Pedigree traces to Saint Laurent La Ferte Philbert Superior Savert Vieux-Chaslin Coco Mignon Jean-Le Blanc Dam Imernia Cabaret Yamphile with various ancestors through 1901 foal.
A Toronto Ontario ad lists racehorses including Major Brady offspring of Major Wolf with a 2 14 4% time and Major Prady at 16 hands weighing 1200 pounds bay color. Dam line includes Jim Wilkes and Coco horses. Terms 16 dollars and 10 dollars to insure. B M J J Cooper R D No 1 calls for further details.
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