Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 354, Hammond, Lake County, 2 May 1922 — Page 7

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH SIDE MAIN SEWER IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD, SS: Hammond, Indiana, May 1st, 1922. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that on the 1st

day of May, 1922, they unanimously adopted Improvement Resolution No. 895 for the construction of a main sewer on the north side of the city of Hammond, Indiana. That from its size and character it is not only intended and adapted for the use by property holders whose property abuts along the line of said sewer, but it is also intended and adapted for receiving sewage from collateral drains already constructed or which may be hereafter constructed, upon the streets hereafter described, as follows:

proposed pumping station to be located on the east side of Columbia Avenue and north of Grand Calumet River, north to the center line of 149th Street. 1793 lineal feet of 48 inch internal diameter sewer, including 12 concrete manholes, the removal of. the old sweer, the reconnection of branch swers and reconnecting and adjusting ten old catch basins, the construction of two new catch basins, the construction of 36 feet of 36 inch sewer sand the repaving of the roadway. Four (4) eighteen (18) inch house drains, 38 feet long, extending to the lot line. Thirty-five (35) six (6) inch house drains, 36 feet long, extending to the lot line. six (6) Inch house drains, 36 feet long and connecting with old drains now in service. On 149th Street from the center line of Columbia Avenue, to a point (13 1/2) twelve and one-half feet east of the west line of Calumet Avenue. 2378 lineal feet of 78 inch internal diameter, sewer, including 15 concrete manholes, complete, four new catch basins, complete, readjusting and reonnecting 22 old catch basins, 38 feet of 24 inch vitrifled pipe sewer, the reconnection of branch sewers. On Calumet Avenu (12 1/2) feet east of west line thereof, from the center line of 149th Street to the center line of Hoffman Street. 667 lineal feet of 78 inch internal diameter sweer, including four concrete manholes, readjusting and reconnecting four old catch basins, the reconnection of branch sewers and the repaving of the roadway. Two (2) eighteen (18) inch house drains, each 10 feet long, extending to the lot line. On Hoffman Street from a point 12 1/2 feet east of west line of Calumet Avenue to the center line of Hohman Street. 2368 lineal feet of 72 inch internal diameter sewer including 16

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concrete manholes, complete, four new catch basins, complete, 20 old catch basins readjusted and reconnected, 46 feet of 36 inch concrete sewer, the reconnection of all branch sewers, the repaving of the roadway.

Three (3) eighteen (18) inch house drains, each 28 feet long, extending to the lot line. Fifty-six (56) six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long, and connecting with house drains now in

service. On Hohman Street from center line of Hoffman Street to the center line of Gostlin Street. 1950 lineal feet of 66 inch internal diameter sewer, including eleven (11) concrete manholes, complete, thirteen (13) new catch basins, complete, 36 feet of 36 inch sewer, 24 fet of 24 inch pipe sewer, reconnecting all branch sewers and repaving the roadway. One hundred thirty-nine (139) six (6) inch house drains, each 23 feet long, and extending to the lot line. six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long, and connecting with house drains now in service. On Hohman Street from the center line of Gostlin Street to the center line of 141st Street 2674 lineal feet of 60 inch internal diameter sewer, including fifteen (15) concrete manholes, complete, sixteen (16) catch basins, complete, 43 feet of 48 inch sewer, 28 feet of 35 inch sewer, reconnecting all branch sewers. One hundred seventy-three (173) six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long and extending to the lot line. six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long and connecting with house drains now in service. On Hohman Street from the center line of 141st Street to the center line of Sheffield Avenue, then north on Sheffield Avenue 800 feet. 1480 lineal feet of 30 inch internal diameter sewer, 1820 lineal feet of 24 inch internal diameter sewer, including fifteen (15) concrete manholes, complete, tewenty-eight (28) twenty-four (24) inch by six (6) wye junctions, fourteen (14) twenty-four (24) inch by nine (9) inch wye junctions, twenty-four (24) nine (9) inch leads, for future catch basins, each 14 feet long. Eighty-two (82) six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long and ex tending to th lot line. Fifty-two (52) six (6) inch house drains, each 2 feet long. On 149th Street from the east line of Columbia Avnue .to the west line of White Oak Avenue. 1285 lineal feet of 36 inch internal diameter sewer, 1311 lineal feet of 30 inch internal diameter sewer, including eight (8) concrete man-

holes, complete, sixteen (16) nine (9) inch leads, for future catch ba-

sins, each 14 feet long, seven (7) 24

inch connctions each two (2) feet long, nine (9) 18 inch connections each two (2) feet long, one hundred

nineteen (119) six (6) inch connections each two (2) feet long.

On Columbia Avenue from the center line of 143th Street to the

center line of Gostlin Street.

2674 lineal feet of 48 inch internal

diameter sewer, including fourteen

(14) concrete manholes, complete.

eight (8) new catch basins, complete, eighteen (18) old catch basins,

readjusted and reconnected, 81 feet of 36 inch sewer, all connections

with branch sewers and .repaving

of the roadway.

One hundred nineteen (119) six

(6) inch house drains, ach 38 feet

long and extending to the lot line

six (6) inch house drains,

each 38 feet long and conncting with

house drains now in service.

On Columbia Avenue from center

of Gostlin Street to center of Huehn

Avenue, on Huehn Avenue from cen-

ter of Columbia to center of Calu-

met Avenue.

660 feet of 36 inch internal diameter sewer, 1316 lineal feet of 30 inch internal diameter sewer and

1027 lineal feet of 24 inch internal diameter sewer, including seventeen

(17) concrete manholes, complete

eighten (18) nine (9) inch pipe

leads, for future catch basins, each 14 feet long, three (3) 24 inch pipe leads, two (2) feet long, fifteen (15) 18 inch pipe leads two (2) feet long and all connctions with branch sewers. Thirty-six (36) six (6) inch house drains, each 28 feet long and extending to the lot line. On Calumet Avenue from the south line of 149th "Street to a point on the center line of 150th and on east line of Calumet Avenue. 648 lineal feet of 24 inch internal diameter pipe sewer, including three (3) concrete manholes, complete, four (4) old catch basins, readjusted and reconnected, reconnecting branch sew ers and repaving the roadway, sixteen (16) 24 inch by six (6) inch wyes, four (4) 24 inch by nine (9) inch wyes. One (1) eighteen (18) inch house

drain two (2) feet long.

Sixteen (16) six (6) inch house drains, each 18 feet long and extending to the lot line.

six (6) inch house drains, each 18 feet long and connecting with house drains now in service. On Hoffman Street from the west line of Hohman Street to the center line of Sheffield Avenue.

218 lineal feet of 36 inch internal

diameter sewer, including three (3) concrete manholes, complete, one (1) 12 inch connection, 28 feet long, connecting all branch sewers, and repaving the roadway.

On 141st Street from the east line

of Hohman Street to the west line of Calumet Avenue.

936 lineal feet of 48 inch inter-

nal diameter sewer, 660 lineal feet of 42 inch internal diameter sewer.

621 lineal feet of 36 inch internal

diameter sewer, including fifteen

(15) manholes, complete, fifteen (15) leads of nine (9) inch pipe, for

future catch basins, each 12 feet

long, sixteen 16) leads of 24 inch pipe, each two (2) feet long.

On 141st Street from west line

of Hohman Street to center line of

Dearborn Street.

673 feet (lineal) of 36 inch, inter

nal diameter sewer, 731 lineal feet of 30 inch Internal diameter sewer,

ncluding eight (S) concrete man

holes, complete, eight (S) nine (9) inch leads for future catch basins, each 12 feet long, eight (8) 24 Inch leads, each two (2) feet long.

All in accordance with the profiles.

details, drawings and specifications

for said Improvement now on fllo in the office of the Board of Public Works of said City of Hammond, and

as autholzed by Improvement Resol

ution No. -S93, adopted by the said

Eoard on the 1st day of May, 1922

The cost thereof shall be assessed

upon the real estate within the ben

ented district as determined by the Board of Public Works, which bene

fited district includes all the lands, lots, parcels and pieces of land with

in the following described territory,

to-wit:

Commencing at intersection of west line of Section 25, Township 37 North Range 10 West of 2nd P. M., Lake County, Indiana, with the north bank of Grand Calumet River, thence north on west line of said Section 25 and west line of Section 24, Township 37 North Range 10 West of the 2nd P. M.. to the southerly water edge of Wolf Lake, thence easterly and northerly along the southerly edge of Wolf Lake and the waterway connecting Wolf Lake and Lake George to the westerly edge of Lake George and southerly along the westerly and southerly edge of Lake George to

the south bank of the U. S. Ship

bank of said Ship . Canal to the east line of Section 3 9, Township 37 North Range 9, West of the 2nd P. M., thence south on the east line of Sections 19, 30 and 31, Township 37, North Range 9, West of the 2nd P. M. to the novth bank of the Grand Calumet River, thence northwesterly along the meandering of the north bank of said river to the place of beginning. The Board of Public Works ha fixed the 17th day of May, 1922, at two (i) o'clock I. M., at tbs office of tins Board of Public Works in the

City Hall in the City of Hammond, Indiana, as the place where and thr time when remonstrances may b tiled or heard, from all persons interested in or affected by reason ot (

said Improvement, ana that at tnu time of f,akl hearing said Board will determine whether all of the territory embraced in said district is capable of being beneficially affected by reason thereof and al.so whether the benefits accruing to property

abutting on or "within said district!

will equalfor exceed the estimated cost of saul main sewer as appears from the estimate of the City Engineer, now on file in the office of said Board. A. J. SWANSON, JACOB WIKEK. F. C DIETRICH,

Bord of Public Works.

sons interested or -whose property is affected by said Improvement, and will decide whether the benefits that will accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to said City will be equal to or exceed the estimate

cost of the proposed improvement as I

estimated by the City Civil Engineer. A. J. SWANSON, F. C. DIETRICH, Board of Public Works BELLA MILLER, Clerk. 5:2:9

LIBRARY CAMPAIGN

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. SS: HAMMOND, INDIANA. APRIL 28, 1922. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the

Those who had charge of the observnnce of Library week in Ham-, mond feel mora than repaid for their strenuous efforts of the last few days. It was by far the most ! successful campaign of its kind ' ever conducted in behalf of the ! public library. From the first there was a notice- j able increase in the number of library patrons and by the end of the ; week the number of visitors was i something near what it should be i

daily the year through. It was a thorough campaign. First the Boy Scouts distributed dodgers to all homes. Newspaper

Board of Tublic Works of the City j advsrtlsing was used. Slides ap-

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of Hammond. Indiana, that it is de-

sired and deemed, necessary to, improve Birch Street, from 150th Street to 149th Street, in the City of Hammond, Indiana, by constructing there in between said terminal points, a cement side walk, five (5) feet wide, five (5) inches in depth, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 892, adopted by said Board on the 28th day of April, 1922. All work done in the making of said above described improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. 892, adopted by the Board of Public Works on th above named date, and the

detailed drawings, plans, proflies and specifications which are now on file and may be seen in the office of said

Board of Public Works of the City only a few people refused to accept

of Hammond, Indiana. The Board of them.

peared'on screens of all theatres.

W. C. Belman, John C. Hestenes, Rev. Benjamon Rist, Rev. John C. Parrett, Jess Wilson, Charles A.

Smith, and Samuel Tigay delivered four minute speeches in the theatres. The subject was mentioned in all churches the opening Sunday and Rev. Pter Langendorf devoted his entire sermon to the subjet "The Public Library We." A special exhibit was placed in one of the windows of the Lion

store, and all store windows bore Library week placards. Last Saturday Mesdames M. J.. Dermedy, Mattie Parker, Harry

Hatfield, W. J. Love, Kaplin and Brown, and Misses Ruth Williams, Ruth and Grace Young and Madelyn Conroy tagged people on the

streets. In handing out 10,000 tags

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Public Works has fixed the 19th day of May, 1932, at two o'clock p. m.

Canal, thence east along the south as a date for the hearing of ail per-

The subject was brought up before the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, and D. J. Moran spoke at the Cham-

ber of Commerce. Seniors also made four minute speeches at the High school. There are now branch libraries at Brooks House, the Dwyer confectionery store on Conkey avenue, the First Christian church and at

Robertsdale. It is hoped to increase the number of branches soon. The entire work was left to the three women members of the Li-

brary Board, Mrs. D. J. Moran, Mrs. F. O. Rick and Mrs. Grace R. Conroy. They planned it and put it over thoroughly. Mrs. Conroy has been delegated to prepare a historical resume of the week to be prserved in the library records.

MAY DAY RIOTING . AT LEIPSIG GERMANY

[INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE] BERLIN, May 2,-Several persons were severely wounded in May Day fighting at Leipzig, between socialists and non-socialists, according to advices from that city, today. The socialists were making a

university, when they were attacked by a band of students. The students tore down the republican flag and hoisted the university flag. Workmen tore down the university flag and threw it into the street and it was trampled by the crowd. Firing broke out while the police were trying to arrest the ring leaders in the rioting.

One of the oddest cargoes-on record was probably that carried lately by a British steamer bound for Morocco. It consisted of 2,000,000 gallons of purified drinking water for the use of the Spanish troops

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