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UMILTDIICOUlimECOU O m C I A L C O U N T Y P A P E R F 0 B I i I S H 'E l ) E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y Carl L. Fry E s tate, Prop. Vernon E. D ewey. Editor TO W HOM IT MAY CONCERN it Liong Lake in said coui Dated January 3,1938. B e e c h e r W i l s o n . Sheriff of Hamilton County Entered as. second class matter at the Postoffice at Wells, N. Y. NOTES OF INTEREST Mrs. Fred Bruso is ill at her home, under the care of Dr. H. W. Beaty. Wm. R. Cochrane of Gloversville transacted business in town last Friday. Fifteen deer were seen by a party of hikers on West Hill, Saturday. The weekly card party for.the bene fit of St. Ann’s Altar Society will be discontinued until after Lent. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Schenectady were at Camp Texas, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Higgins of Spy Lake were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee L. Fountain, at the White House on West River. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Allfrey of Johnstown were dinner guests, Tues day. m the home of their parents, Mr., and Mrs. Vernon E. Dewey. Resident engineer George A. Flynn 18 attending the third annual couven tion of highway engineers, at Utica; March 3rd. Mrs. Elmer Morrison has returned to her home iu Hope, after a long absence. She submitted to a serious operation in Albauy, and after leaving the hospital r^uperated in the home of a relative. Tickets for the Wells-Speculator bas ketball game, at Speculator March 4th, are on sale at the Post Office. This will be the play-off, each team having scored one victory. This section was visited with below zero weather, aggravated by a high wind, Monday. During the night a few inches of snow fell, and Spring is a hope deferred. The last weekly card .patty was held in the home of Mrs. Alice Fremont. Three tables of bridge were in play, and high and second high prizes were won by Mrs, James Craig and Mrs, George Babcock. Richard Button is a patient in the Nathan Littauer Hospital, due to a hand injury. While cutting meat, Suuday, he cut across the lop of his left hand, almost severing a couple of his fingers. Word has been received of the birth of a daughter, Yvonne Madeline to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clouthier on February 16, in Gooperstown. Mr. Clouthier is a native of Wells and friends will be pleased to learn of their joy. The monthly business meeting was held Monday evening in the home of -Mrs. Geo. R. Babcock. Nine were present. After business. Bridge was played. Prizes were won by Mrs. L. W. Davies, Mrs. C E. Bates, Mrs, C. Mc Gowan. Refreshments were served. According to report the wedding of Miss Betty Craig/\and Mr. Charles Wight will take place a few days after Easter. It is understood that they have rented the Brusso side of Coch rane’s twin houee, which is to be refur bished for their occupancy. Division Engineer L. D. Brown'ell and Assistant Engineer C. J. Myers of Utica, were in town Wednesday to con suit with Resident Engineer Flynn in relation to the Wells-Northville high way which is to be improved and re surfaced. Mr. Clarence Jones, of Albany, who fell about thirty feet from a window ledge to the sidewalk, fracturing .his skull, is reported iinproving altho’ he must receive treatment for some time. Mr. Jones owns a summer home in town. Floyd Simons, a neighbor, visi ted him last week. Burro Matthews, of the Buffalo Courier Express, who had been visit ing in the Wm.Coit Cottage a t Ashton, altho’ unable to attend the recent Legion dance at Speculator, expVessed his interest with a donation of $5.00. This was the dance prize won by A. Douglas Call and Mrs Anne Telfer. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles Grey beck entertained two tables of bridge, iu honor of the forthcoming wedding anniversary of Mrs. G. A. Flynn. Prizes were awareed to Mrs. Wm, A. Brazier, Mrs, C. E. Bates and Mrs. John Dunham. The guest of honor was also presented with a gift. Refreshments were served by the hos- Mrs. Ben Hall of DesMoines, and Mrs. Lawrence Radcliffe of Marcus, Iowa, who were called East by the death of their aunt Mrs. Nellie Fry Hosley; remained for a visit in the home of their aunt, Mrs. Carl L. Fry, of Noithville. The visitors are daugh ters of the late Dr. Wm. H. Fry of Marcus, grand-daughters of the late Judge Wm. H. Fry of Han^iiton Coun ty ; and the late Carl L. Fry was their Hervey Smith of Broadalbin was in town last week, on business. AVOID CONTAMINA* TION OF WATER Albany, February 27— A warning to water works officials throughout the State to be on the lookont for the con lamination of public water supplies caused by spring floods, was given by C. A. Holmquist, director of the divi sion of sanitation of the State Depart^ meet of Health. According to Mr. Holmquist, there are no floods at the present time in the upstate area but the warning has been sent out as a precautionary measure. “We are in the season or the year when swollen streams and perhaps floods may be anticipated and it urged that water works officials be the lookout for conditions which may affect the quality of their public water supplies”, Mr. Holmquist said in warning letter. “Pollution which has accumulated on the ground during fall and winter months may be carried quickly to water supply intakes by rapid stream flows. Wells or spring areas may be flooded by polluted streams and the water rendered unsafe for drinking purposes. ‘T tisiu thp late winter and spring months that unusual precautions should be taken to safeguard public water sup plies. Water filtration and chlorina tion plants should be placed and main tained in the best operating condition and every effort made to assure the de livery of a safe water. “Should any difficulties arise in the operation of your water supply please notify the State Department of Health immediately by telephone or telegraph so that an engineer may be dispatched if necessary to assist iu the protectibn or proper treatment of the water,” WELLS CHURCH NOTES Methodist Suuday Services 10:30 A. M. Worship. 11:40 A. M. Sunday School Rev. Franklin W. Worden, Minister St. Ann's Catholic Sunday, 10:30 A. M. Mass, followed by Benediction' of the Blessed Sacra- luent. Confessions are heard before the Mass on week days at 8 o’clock, except First Fridays, at 7-30, iu Wells. Bv Franciscan Fathers. Pilgrim Holiness Sunday: 10:00 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship, 7:00 I*. M .' Prayer and Praise 7:30 P. M. Preaching Service. Thursday: 7 :30 P. M. Prayer Meeting. You are invited to attend these- Ser- Rev.-M R. Blann, Pastor. 10:30 A. M.: Morning Worship 11:30 A. M.: Sunday School 7:30 P. M.: Evening Worehip Wednesday: 8:00 P. M.: Prayer Meeting Everybody is welcome. Come and bring your friends. Rev. Sterling Relmer, Minister. Transferring Prints on China 1750 Ceramic Art When the process of transfer' printing on china was introduced by Sadler and Green of Liverpool in Lot 10 way, . W- Gallup. 1937T a x . . . . ............. ? 64.20 Interest and Fees......... 5.14 1 S. stream, W, Slack. 1936 Tax ..................... $ 3.71 ■est and F e e s ............. 52 1750, it opened a new phase of ceramic art, according to a writer in the Los Angeles Times. The process consisted of printing on pa per from an engraved copperplate and transferring the ink to the body of the article and glazing over the print. This new method superseded the old crude one of individual painting and enabled potters to dec orate their wares with artistic de signs at little cost, for the same design could be used over, and over. This naturally increased the demand for pottery wares and the new form of decoration was adopted by many of the potters of Liverpool, the Staf fordshire district, Leeds, Bristol and other potting centers. Many known e potters employed wefl- irtists and engravers of that ume. The result was a new pic torial art which depicted Elnglisli scenery, historical events, notable public buildings, distinguished peo ple and many other objects. Scenery painting, or rather en graving and printing, was a par ticularly happy phase of this art. The Englishman took great pride in his country and his home, and many of the models or designs were drawn from scenes around him. A not able table service made for the royal family at St. Petersburg in 1774 consisted of several himdred pieces, each one beautifully decoratr ed with a famous English country seat. . There were more than 1,200 different views and the value at the time it was produced was over 3,000 pounds. If this article baa a pencil check at the margin! it indicates that your sub scription 'has expired. With the price but 6Q c6nts, it can readily . be under stood why neither bills or receipts are sent through the mail. The pink ad dress slip .“hows the dale to which your subscription has been paid. MOREHOUSE Mrs. Charlotte Hoffmeister is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Kellogg at Black River. Mary Donahue spent the weekend With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue of Laks Pleasant. George Kellogg, Jr., of Black River, was‘in town last Friday. Mr. G. A. Flynn of Wells was a business visitor here one day last week. Balinese Love Their Island So much do the Balini island that very few ol ever venture far from it. They do not Care for what may lie beyond the rim of the sea. They constitute a little world unto themselves. They have few boats. They are not giv en to swimming, doing most of their bathing in brooks and small rivers. They do not catch much fish, sub sisting to a large extent on rice, in the production of which they are highly skilled. How to Prevent Odorous Glue Animal, or hot glue becomes of fensive to smell when left standi in the glue pot. In some cases, t glue brush binding and bristles are also at fault. Brushes should always be removed and washed when a job is done. To deodorize the glue put into it a few drops of oil of clove, wintergreen or cinnamon. These oils will not affect the properties of the glue. _______________ LANDS TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES VILLAGE OF SPECULATOR Under Sec.' 126 D Date of sale - March 20,1938 Notice is hereby given that I will ■ ‘ ............................ parcels of vertebrae, permitting the skull to jturn to the righi or left, and gliding, |as in the closely packed bones of the wrists and ankles. NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT Hamilton County. North Greek National Bank of North Creek, New York, Plaintiff, — against — Ignatius Toole, Mary* A. Toole, The Hudson Falls National Bank, ^The Weideman Co., The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Oilman and Company, Inc., and The New York Times Company and the Delaware & Hudson Railroad Cor poration, Defendants, In pursuance of a judgment of fore-^ closure and sale duly m ^ e and entered in the above eutitled action, and bear ing date the 24th day of February, 1938, I, the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the front door of the Hotel Sabael upon the premises hereinafter described, in the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County, New York, on the 14th day of April. 1938, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon of that day. the prem- Notice IS hereby give sell the following describ landnd att publiclic sale^e to b€e la a pub s to b held on. the 20th day of March 1938, at 9 A. M. at the Village clerk’s office, in the Village of Speculator, or so much of each of said parcels of Hand as may be necess ary to satisfy tike taxes assessed against each of them pursuant to .section 126 D degrees west twenty (20) chains; thence south thirty degrees east sixty five (65) chains and twenty-five (25) links to the flow of said lake; thence in a north easterly direction and along the fit of the Village law and pursuant to resolution duly adopted by the Villag Board at a meeting duly held on tl 7th day of February, 1938. R T. OSBORNE, Treasurer. Ernest Brooks, Est. Lot 10 Bd. N. Earley, E. Brooks, S. Highway, W. Highway 1937 Tax ..................... $107.00 Interest and fees........ 8.56 easterly direction and along the flow or shore of said lake to the )>lace of be- aing, containing one hundred and acres (110) of land, be the same EXCEPTING about Kittie Call. Est., Lot 10 Bd, N. Wilber, S. Stnrges. W. Highway. 186 Tax ..................... f 27.81 Interest and Fees ....... 3.89 1937 T a x ............ , ... 32.10 Interest and Fees. .. 2.57 Caseline Mickiel, Lot 10 1937 T a x .......... ..........$ 1-07 .09 $115.56 $ 66.37 x a x .......... ...... Interest and Fees... $ 1.16 Interes 1937 Tax.. nterest and Fees.. 4 28 .34 Felton Ralph, Lot 9, Bd. N. Gallup, E. Conover, S. Lake Shore. 1937 T a x .................... $ 21.40 Interest and Fdes...;. 1.71 more or, less, I three acres known as the Mill lot, for-, merly deeded to George Griffin, and about six acres more or Jess, deeded to Mrs. Antoinette B. Hervey. ALSO reserving the right of flowage deeded to the Indian River Co. ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR CEL OF LAND, in the Town of Indian Lake, County of .Hamilton and State of New York, in Township Fifteen part of Totten and Crossfield’s Purchase, as follows: ^ orbhwestern > the Town- $ 8 85 $ 23.11 Furlong. 1937 T a x ............ ..^..$107 00 Interest and Fees. .T . 8 56 ’ - $115.56 Tessiro Joseph, Lot 11 Bd Elffi Lake Tr. )37Tax ............. . ........ I 25 68 iterest and Fees . . . . 3-05 § 27.73 James Scidmore, Lot 9 Bd. N Gallup, E. Dawes, S. Highway, W. Williams. 1936 T a x ....................$ 9 27 Interest and Pees ....... 1.30 1937 Tax .................... 10.70 Interest and Fees.............. 86 $ 22 13 Sarah Wiesbrod Berges, Est. Lot 10. Bd. N. Village line, E Sturges, S- Sturges, W. Highway. Lot 10, 9 Acres. Bd. N. Village Line, E. Highway, S. Wilber, .W. Stanyon. 1937 T a x .....................$ 38.52 Interest and Fees...... ^ ^ gQ Furlong Richard, Lot 9 Bd. N. Highway, E. Hulett, S. Lake Shore, W. Shaw. 1937 Tax ...................... $ 21.40 Interest and Fees ......... 1-71 $ 23 11 Cleflord A. Drew, Lot 9 Bd. N. Highway, E. Schaf er, 8 . Lake Shore, W. De- . Graff. 1937 Tax ...................... $ 96.80 Interest and Fees.' . . . 7.70 $104.00 Campbell Frank, Lot 9 . Bd. N. Brooks, E. Saracino, S. Highway, W. Burns. 1936 Tax ...................... $ 3 71 Interest and F e e s ............. 52 1937 T a x .................... 4 28 Interest and Fees.,..............34 $ 8.85 Morehead William, Lot 8 1937 Tax ...................... $ 4.28 Interest and Fees ............... 34 • $ 462 Joseph Suda, Lot 9. Bd. Elm Lake Tr. 1937Tax ................ ....$ 4.28 Interest and Fees...............34 $ 4.62 Cooper Nancy Lot 9. . Bd- Elm Lake Tr. 1937 Tax .................... § 12.84 Interest and Fees ....... 1.03 $ 13.86 WALTER PAGE, Village Clerk, R. T. OSBORNE, Treasurer. R H 3x 8 3 Joints in the Body The chief kinds of joints in the ises and personal property said judgment to 1 described as follows the forenoon of . . and personal p directed by he sold, and therein ALL THAT TRACT OB PARCEL OP LAND, with the bnlldinga thereon, in the Town of Indian Lake, :, known and distinguished as Lot No. One (1). of Township Number if Totten and Cross and bounded as fol- situate - County of Hamilton, and State of York, known and distinguished a! No. One (1). of ToWi Thirty two (32) of Toll field’s Purchase, BEGINNING on the east side of said Township Thirty-two (32), at a poir lere said line crosses Indian Lak« ining thence north thirty degrr- fifty five (55) chains and iship; thence south sixty twenty (20) chains; thence PRESENT: Hon Ellsworth C. Law rence, Justice. SUPREME COURT- SCHENECTADY CODNTY. In the Matter of the Application of niton Chain Railway Company, a imestic railroad corporation, for vol untary dissolution. ‘ On reading and filing the petition of Raymond D. Starbuck, Willard F. Place, Martin J. Alger, Richard E. Dougherty, Charles J, Brister and loynton S. Voorhees, a majority of the Tulton Chain ..Railway Company, a corporation created under the laws of this state and havini hip line between townships Fifteen ind Thirty-two (33) crosses the lake; thence north twenty eight degrees and fifty minutes west fourteen chains along township .line to North west cor ner of Lot Thirteen (13) thence south forty-seven degrees (47) twenty min- ^8 east fourteen cht^ns to the wes- irly shore of lake; tbwee in a south- rly direction along thAlake as itwiads and turns jind flows tqlthc ’atje *' •ty-seven degrees (47) twenty mi utes east fourteen cht^ns to the W( shore of lake; tbaace ...................... bhMal ______ . „ ^ tq pl of be^ ginning. Bearings of ;^lne as if run in 1860 A. D., computed by School Formu la with reference to 1850. Subject, however, to the right re- ' ~ N. Locke and Lucy served to James N. Locke and Ln Locke, his wife, to use water from certain spring, as reserved to James andnu Lucyui.y Locke, his wife.ii.e, Locke a .u j-iuvuv. uia w lu and by a deed made by the said James /N. Locke and wife to Mary A, Toole, one of the parties of the first part, bearing date April 1st, 1929 and re >rded in the Office of the Clerk of the ounty of .Hamiltonlton Aprilpril 8,, 1929,929, inc County of .Hami A 8 1 i Book of Deeds No 64 at page 449, ref- erence to which deed is hereby made for a more particular description there A] Ralph Louis King, Martin Sweet and Minnie Gay. ; All the fixtures, furniture, equipment and personal property of every descrip tion which were in and upin the above described premises known as the Hotel Sabael property on the 6th day of July, )34, and which were included within le terms of a certain cTiattel mortgage J lade on said date by Mary A. Toole and Ignatin.s Toole to the North Creek National Bank. Dated, February 28th, 1938. Daniel P. Imrie, Referee. John H. Barker. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office «fc Post Office Addn 21 Bay Street. R6x4-7 Glens Falls, N. Y. Perfectly Printed Books Among the first books printed by the first printer, Gutenberg, the In dulgences of 1454 and the Mazarin Bible of about 1455 are as finely and as perfectly printed as any books ever have been since. Limited Planting Tobacco Virginia limited the number of to bacco plants to be grown by each person in the middle of the Seven teenth century, but Maryland grow ers took advantage of the restric- Introduced Gunpowder Gunpowder was introduced into Europe by the Saracen invasions. INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Life FRY INSURANCE AGENCY FRY BLOCK, NORTHVILLE Branch O ffice, W e lls At a Special Term of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, held in and for the County of Schenectady, at the Court House in the City of Schen ectady on the 17tli day of January, 1938. principal Lake, T( milt Gei by petitioners ary, 1938, froi rincipal office located at Raquette e, County of' a voluntai corporation u: ____, __ rn of Long Lake, C oul Hamilton, New York, for a voluntary dissolution of said corporation under tion Law, 1 __ in the General Corporation Law, and iffurtber appearing to the satis faction of the Court from said petition chat the entire stock of .such corpora tion is solely and wholly owned by The Newew Yprk Centralentral Railroadilroad Company,ompany M yj ysP yvMn ^4 N Yprk C Ra C and that operations of said corporatioi hava ceased and that therefore there exists no further reason ^br continu ing the corporate existence of such corporation; and on reading and filing notice of this application dated Janu ary lOfh, 1938, with proof of due ’service thereof, and of said petition and sched ule and a copy of this order oh the sy' General and the petitioners ' • ■ ~ for Ah ,order Alton havini order dissol; before t motion com January,^l93a for ath this Court on the 17th day of .-.luary, 1938, and Clive C. Handy, Esq. (William R Stevens; of counsel), ittorney for the petitioners, having appeared and been heard in support thereof; and no one having ajipeared, in opposition thereto, and the motion having been heard upon the merits and due deliberation having been had there on; and the Court having entertained said application: IJOW, on motion of Clive C Handy,' attorney for the petitioners, it is GRDERED, that all persons Interest ed in said corporation show cause before the Court at a Special Term of this Court appointedpointed to be held in... ap to . and for, the County of Schenectady at the Court House in the City of Schenectady on the 14th day of March, fternoon of __ lay, or as soon thereafter as conn sel can be heard why the said corpora tion should not be dissolved and, it is FURTHER ORDERED, that a copy )f this order be published .at least once •h of the three weeks immedi fling sail 14th day of March, [amilton County Record, Wells, New York and Adirondack Herald, Wells, New Yprlr, newspapers publish ed in the County of Hamilton. ENTER (sgd) Ellsworth C. Lawrence, Justice of the Supreme Court. R e S x S l l . until I giVe you a receipt, Mrs. Smith/' \Thank yc^u, Mr. Jones, but my cancelled check, with ^ your endorsement, will give me a perfect receipt.\ Y o u , too, can avoid disputes and possible tw ice-paid bills i f you p a y b y check—^the safe, m o d e m , con venient m e thod of p ajm xent. W e in- tn te y o u to tak e advantage o f th e service a n d protection t h a t go w ith a checking accotm t a t this bank. HAMILTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ' WEUS, N. Y. Corbie Steps Corbie steps are steps into which the sides of gables from the eaves to the apex are broken. Introduced from Prance, they are a common feature in Scottish architecture. They are also to be seen in many old houses in Holland, Flanders and Germany. Coorbel steps or crow steps is another name for the type. Daily Thought There are two elements that go to the composition of friendship. One ■is Truth, the other is Tenderness.— Emerson. Why East, West Climate Differ The Japan current and the pre vailing westerly winds blowing over vast areas of temperate oceanic waters modify the climate- on ffie West coast. ' Notice to Creditors Pursuant to an order of Hon. Dennis Dillon,'Surrogate of Hamilton County, notice is hereby given that ail persons having claitos ur accounts against the estate of the late^ Allen Dunham to pre- sent them to tfie undersigned at her. home in the Town of Lake Pleasant on r before the 26th day of Mav, 1938. Dated Lake Pleasant, N. Y,, Novem- 3r 24, 1937. Pearl E. Simons, Administratrix. 27x 5 26 On Wings of a Hurricane Alexander Hamilton rode the path way to fame on the wings of a hurri cane. A clerk in a counting house in' the Virgin islands in 1772, Hamil ton wrote a detailed, vivid descrip tion of a hurricane which swept over the islands. Sent to friends in the American colonies, it was hailed with delight. The friends raised his passage money on the strength of his writing ability and Hamilton was brought to the colonies where he • completed his education and went on to become one of the foremost states men of his time. Myths Respected “We love the creations of our own imagination,” said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown. “Therefore we re spect our myths.” Justice Justice discards party, friendship, kindred, and is always therefore represented as blind.—^Addison. The Word “ Fiscal” The word “fiscal” had its origin in the Latin . word, fiscus, which meant wicker-basket. Bear Meat Dark The flesh of the bear is darker and coarser than beef. TERMS OF COURT FOR 1938 Uni be held during the year 1938 at the times and places hereinafter mentioned, to-wit: , of issues of law and fact, to be held at the Court House in he town of Lake Pleasant, at the fol- a'wing times; MAY— F ikst .T ubsday OCTOBER— F ir s i ' T uesday ; A grand jury will be drawn and re quired to attend each of said terms. A trial jury will not be summoned to md, as per Section 513 B of the Ju iary Law, entitled “ Jurors for Coun ty Courts”. If it shall appear upon the call of the calendar, or subsequently thereto,eto, thathat trialial jurorss are,re, or willi be t tr juror a or w necessary for the disposal of actions to be brought to trial at that term of the Court or at any adjourned term, the County Judge may direct the County CJerk to summon Trial Jurors to serve on a day, or days, to be specifled by such Judge. Without a Jury for the trial of issue of law, hearings of mo tions and other proceedings, to be held at the Chambers of the County Judge, in the Village of Inlet, the first Tues day of each mouth except January, May, July, August, and October. In January and October, hearings will be held'oi) the second Tuesdays. SPECIAL TERMS WITH TRIAL TERMS Special Terms will be held at t __ Court House in the said counti^ re- ^ctively at the same time with the Trial Terms, and the limitations of Rule 63, subdivision 4 of the Rules of r Surrogiurrogate’s Tnesda D a t^ for regular ternas for S icl oher, hearings on the second Tuesday. Other dates for Burrogate’s Court can Dates for regular terms Court are as tollows: Fij eachti monthonth exceptept Jamanuary, m exc J July, Aug and October. In January and Oct- r, hearings on the second Tuesday. New York. Dated at Inlet, N, Y., November 24, D ennis D illg E, [S eal ] County Judge and Surrogate -me w'iil be held a the ; in the said counti^ — at r ule 63, subd _____________ Civil Practice shall not apply, SPECIAL T E B k S , Clinton County in the Court House City of Plattsburgh Friday, June lOth.JLawrence Friday, December 30th, Brewster Essex County at the Supreme Court Chambers, Elizabethtown.' Friday, July let, Brewster Frknklin County in the Court House, Malone. Friday, July Ist,' Lawrence Fulton County in the Court fioii ee Johnstown Friday, June 3rd, Rogers Friday, November 4th, Rogers- Montgomery County, Supreme Court Chamber, Amsterdam. Friday, April 22nd, Alexander Friday, Noyember 18th, Alexander St. Lawrence County, at the Court said Ooui the Supi Cou )o u r t,^ that 1 >urt Designations filed Nov. 27,1937, at 4 p, m. in my office and that the same is a correct transcript there from and of the whole of said original. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto lubscribed my name and affixed m 3 ifficial seal, this 27th day of November. . Lawlenqe Friday, June 24th, Lawrence Friday, November 18th, Lawrence Saratoga County, at the City Hall Saratoga Springs Friday, March 18th Friday, July 8 tb, R Schenectady County, at the Court House, Schenectady WILLIAM B. RONALD, CLsaa T R IA L AND SPECIAL TERMS OP TH E SUPREMB COURT. Assignments of Terms and Justices for the year 1938 for the Fourth Judi cial District. Pursuant to tne provisions of section 84 of the Judiciary Law, the under signed, Justices assigned to constitute the Appellate Division of the Supreme ^urt,*in and for the third Judicial Fourth Judicial District of such d ^art- meut for the year 1938, and also do ap point the times and places for Final Action upon petitions for Naturaliza tion of Aliens to be admitted to become Citizens of the United States within all of said Judicial District as follows; TRIAL TERMS. 1938 Clinton County, at Plattshnrg. Monday, April 11, Brewster Monday, November 14th, Rogers Essex County, at Elizabethtown Monday, May 9, Lawrence Monday , September 26, Alexander Franklin County, at Malone. Monday, February 14th, Lawrence Monday, April 25th, Alexander Monday, Octobej 17th, Brewster AM.VAALlC»jr I Monday, October 3, Rogers Montgomery County, at F Monday. January 17tb, Alexai Monday, May 9, Brewster Tuesday, September 6 , Rogers St. Lawrence Connty, at Car Monday, January 3, Lawrence lezander Saratoga Connty, at Ballston Spa M( nday, January 3, Brewster Monday, April 11, Rogers Monday, October 3, Lawrence Schenectady County, at Schehectady. I January 1'7, Lawrence Mouuay, January 17, Lawrenc Monday. Ai-rch 14, Alexander, Rogers Monday. April 25, Lawrence, Alexander Tuesday, Sept. 6, Brewster Monday, October 31, Alexander, Brews- Warren County, at Lake Georga Monday, January 17, Rogers Monday, May 23, Lawrence Monday, October 10, Alexander Washington County, at Hudson Falls Monday, January 3, Rogers Monday, April 4, Alexander Washington Connty, at Salem. Tuesday, September 6 , Lawrence HOURS OF OPENING All Trial Terms shall open at one- thirty (1:30) o'clock P. M., on the first ifter the will be day of the Term and thereai hoars of opening and closing announced by the presiding Justice. GRAND AND TRIAL JURORS Grand jurors summoned to appear at all Trial Terms at the opening of Court on the first day, except that no Grand Jolry shall be summoned for the Scbec- ’;ady Term.begiuning March i4tb. Trial jurors summoned to appear at le aforesaid Trial Terms on the second day at nine-thirty (9:30) o’clock A. M. Brewster F r i d a y , Jane 3rd, Alexander Friday, July 22nd, Alexander Friday. December I 6 th, Alexander Warren County, at the Supreme Court chambers, Glens Falls » Fridajr; April, 1st, Rogers Friday, November 18th, Brewster Washington County, at the Supreme Court Chambers, Hudson Falls Friday, June 10 th, Rogers Friday, December 2 nd, Rogers Special Terms are always open at Su preme Court Chambers when a Jnstice is present. At the Special Terms appointed fox Friday in the village of Canton, New a p p l i c a t i o n b ’OE N a t u r a u z a t i o n Final application on petitions for admittance to citizenship will be heard . on the first day of each Trial Term ap pointed to be held in said district except that in the following counties they shall be held at Trial a n d /or Special Terms here next stated, viz: Clinton County, Special Terms on June lOtb and De cember 30th; Fulton County, Trial and Special Term January 3rd and Special Term June 3rd; Montgomery County, Trial and Special Terms, January 17th and September 6 tb ; St. Lawrence Coun ty, Special Terms June 24th, and Nov ember 18th; Schenectady County Trial and Special Terms January 17th, April 25th and September 6 th; Franklin County Trial and Special Terms Feb ruary 14th and April 25th and Special Term July 1. Should the Jnstice assigned to any term l>e absent, or unable to act, any other Justice of the Fourth Judicial District mayjireBide at such term. Dated Albany, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1937 J aues P. H ill Presiding Jnstice. L eon C. R hodes , D aniel V. M c N amee , J ohn C. C rapses , F. / WALTER B liss , C hristopher J. H bffbrnan ' Associate Justices. STATE OF NEW YORK, lamiltonamilton Countyunty Clerk’slerk’s Offioffice.) I hereby certify that I have H Co C O I hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of appointment of terms of Supreme Court for 1938 with the original filed in this office, and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original appointment. Witness my hand and official seal ' this 17th day of November, 1988. W iLU A M B . R o MALD, CUEBk. / STAINED PAGE
