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HAMItTDIICOyimilECOBD o m C I A L C O U N T Y PAPER PUBLISHED EVERT XHURSDAT Carl L. Fry E s tate, Prop. Vernon E. D ewey, Editor TO W H O M I T M A Y C O N C E R N ShT^ S her] at Long Labe in said coun Dated January 3,1938. B ee c h e r W ilso ] Sheriff of Hamilh Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Wells, N. Y. NOTES OF INTEREST Alfred Burton is gaining in strength, following a few weeks’ illness. Mr. Joseph Tuliiis of Scotia was at his Camp,^Sunday. Prof, and Mrs. L. W. Davies spent Monday in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. John Fremont and Mr. and Mrs. Euos Wadsworth of Glovers- vilJe were Sunday gnests of relatives. Next Sunday, April 10 is Palm Sun day, and the following Sunday will be Easter. Orra Buyce and family were guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Dewey, Snn- day, for pleasure in. Johnstown and Gloversville. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Muir, of Amster dam, have returned to their cottage near “Cashville” after a pleasant winter in the South. Mrs. Hiram Craig, Misses Betty Craig and Sylvia Lawrence, and Charles Wight were Gloversville shoppers, Saturday. The banns of marriage between Chas. Wight and Elizabeth Craig were an nounced for the first time in St. Ann’s Church at the Mass, Sunday. Mr. andjMrs M. Halacy, of Cohoes, were in their camp at 6rriffin, Saturday, Mr. Halacy is recovering from a recent illness. The Adirondack Lumber Company started sawing their logs, Tuesday. During this work they will employ about ten extra men, a period of five or six weeks Mrs. Gerrge Sim ons, aged 84, has been C[nite uncomfortable for a long time, due to rheumatism. Her daugh ter, Mrs. Coulter of Johnsburg, makes frequent visits to assist and cheer her. Mrs. Mildred Alexander and mother, Mrs. Mary Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Alexander spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ballard L. Bowen, at Crestwood. Mrs, Young remained for aTonger visit with her daughter. Mrs Fred Coulonibe and son Carl visited her sister, Mrs. George Bennett of Indian Lake, who is a patient in the Albany City Hospital. Mrs. Bennett shows some improvement since she was admittted. The illness of Thos. J. Brazier, cash ier of the Hamilton County National Bank, is of a more serious nature than reported last week. Mr. Brazier is ill with typhoid fever. Dr. H. W. Beaty diagnosed the ease, and his opinion was substantiated by laboratory tests. The Adirondack Luml)er Company has been burning quantities of saw dust on their property. Due to the high wind, Sunday, it was feared it might become a menace. Therefor the local fire truck was called to take care of the blaze. The Conservation Department, with the aid of C. C. C. workers has set about a worthwhile improvement at the Sacandaga public camp site, tend ing toward its expansion. 2- ear bridge, Its foot span will be constructed across the river at the upper end of the picnic grounds. A ntimher of attrac tive buildings have been placed on the camp site since last season. Sacandaga Camp Site in the town of Wells has been a popular resort for a number of } ears, and with added attractions will continue to please the people. LOST: Bank hook No.'337 issued by Hamilton County National Bank, in the name of Melvin Paiker; Return to Bank. ______________ adv. FOR SALE: Quantity of furniture, including parlor stove, range, bedsteads, springs, various chairs, table, etc. Inquire of W. I^. Cochrane at his ten ant house in Wells, April 9th. WORK WANTED: by woman of intelligence and ability, either house or hotel work. Inquire Mrs. Lena Hol stein, Phone Charles Parker, North- ville 915-F14, ady. Long-Distance Race Unsuccessful The first long-distance automobile -race. New York city to Buffalo, 500 miles, was run in 1901. Of eight: cars enteref Rochester, doned. run in 1901. Of eighty red, forty-two reached where the tour was aban- MRS. HINCKLEY HURT Mrs. F. Ernest Hinckley, 38, of 181 First avenue, was slightly injured Sunday when an automobile operated by her husband collided with a car driven by Mrs. Harry Howell, 19 Gil bert stree.fe, Johnstown. The accident report was filed with the Gloversville police, Monday. The accident occurred near the corner of South Main and Broad streets. The Hinckley car, ae. cording to the report, was proceeding south on South Mam street and the Howell car was going east on Broad street.— Gloversville Herald Local Woodchuck Name Whistle-pig is the local name for the woodchuck along the North Ca: olina and Tennessee borders of the G r e a t Smoky Mountains National Uncle Ab Says: Uncle Ab says you should culti vate your memory; and sometimes it is just as important to cultivate your fqrgeriery. The foregoing is of local interest be cause Mrs. Hinckley is the daughter of the late Carl L. Fry, County Treasurer. Louisiana’s Old Capitol Castle to Be Restored Baton Rouge, La.—The scene of many a tumultuous and historic po litical eruption, the old capitol of Louisiana, will be restored as a state office building and a memorial. Supervised by J. Lester White, state planning boajrd chairman, res toration will be completed with WPA aid. Louisiana’s oldest capitol, flanked in front by high turrets, resembles a feudal castle. Built in 1849, it was abandoned when the late Gov. Huey P. Long completed the present skyscraper state building. The building hgs been a point of interest to tourists. The rotunda has wrought-iron spiral stairway, There is a stained-glass dome which diffuses a soft light. Restoration wiU cost about $50,000. Benjamin ETanklin W on Popularity W ith French Benjamin Franklin, born January 17, 1706, of humble parentage, be came a foremost philosopher and statesman. But he never lost his simplicity of manner, which, coupled with reqdy wit, won not on ly the esteem of Americans, but the hearts of the French when he was sent to Paris to represent his coun try during the Revolutionary war, writes Leslie Hartley in the Wash ington Star. One of 17 children, Pranldin was compelled to work at an early age. When only seventeen he ran away from home to Philadelphia, where he married and became the Quaker City’s outstanding citizen. Of a practical turn of mind, Franklin, who was a successful printer and journalist, developed numerous inventions. His philos ophy also was practical and his quaint sayings and homely wisdom, published for years in Poor Rich ard’s Almanac, are quoted still. When the Revolutionary war be gan in earnest he wa's sent to France to win the sympathy of that nation for the cause of the Colonies. Not only did he persuade the long to openly aid the Americans, but he won such personal popularity that crowds followed him through the streets. Upon his departure the king presented him with handsome gifts and gave him the use of the queen’s litter to bear him to the Fate of John Wilkes Booth John Wilkes Booth after he shot Abraham Lincoln was shot and mortally wounded by Sergeant Bos ton Corbett, of the Sixteenth New York cavalry, at 3^:15 a. m., Wed nesday, April 26, 1865, when he tried to escape from a burning barn on a farm of a family named Garratt, near Bowling Green and Fort Roy al, Va., w h e re he had hidden after his escape from Ford’s theater. Booth’s body was secretly buried in a grave under the stone floor of a cell in the arsenal side of Washing ton penitentiary. After four years the body was disinterred and re buried in the Booth family plot in Greenmount cemetery, Baltimore, Collective Bargaining Collective bargaining is a labor union term referring to a method, oi determining wages, hours and work ing conditions by direct negotiation between the representatives of a la bor union and an employer. Instead of acting individually, as in the case of individual bargaining, the em ployees act as a group in present ing their demands, appointing repre sentatives who hold conferences with the representatives of the em ployers to adjust matters of dispute. The individual employee subordi nates himself to the common inter est of his fellows and in return ceives benefits which he could not obtain alone. Old English Residence Name Leigh is an old English residence name meaning “meadow dweller.” It may be either a man’s or wom an’s name but is usually the for mer. Leigh Hunt (1784-1859) whose first two names of James Henry are never used, was an English poet and essayist, a contemporary and associate of Shelley and Byron. “Abou Ben Adhem” is probably the best known of his poems. Served an Invalid Term Some years ago in California a convict, having served one of two 'ten-year prison terms, contended that one of the sentences was in valid. A judge agreed, says Col lier’s Weekly, but ruled that the in valid term was “the one just com pleted,” and the prisoner was re quired to serve another ten years. WELLS CHURCH NOTES Methodist Suuday Services Sunday, April 10, Special Palm Sun day service, with special music. Easter service will be held April 17th with Easter message, Baptismal service and special music. 10:30 A. M. Worship. 11:40 A. M. Sunday School Everyone invited. Rev. Franklin W. Worden, Minister St. Ann’s Catholic A Mission will be conducted by the Franciscan Fathers in St Ann’s Church, Wells, N. Y., from Sunday, April 3d to Sunday, .April 10th. The order of exercises: 7:00 A M. Mass and Sermon. 8.00 A. M. Mass. 7:30 P. M. Rosary, Sermon and B nediction. The Sunday Masses are at the usual hours. Confessions will be heard by the Missionary, Rev. Ernest Duffy, O. M. C , before the Masses and after the evening service. Everybody is welcome at the evening service ’to hear a solid, eloquent sermon on the funda mentals of Christianity as inducive to the right ordering of our destiny. Families in Whose circle there are adult sick, or invalid members, should notify the pastor. Pilgrim Holiness ' There will be a special Missionary service at the Pilgrim Holiness Church, on Sunday morning April 10th. Rev, Alvin Young, who has just returned from an extended tour of missiou fields in the British West Indies and South America will be the speaker. The Bey. Young is well known in this commun ity and we are sure his talk will be in teresting to young and old. Everyone is cordially invited to be present. Ser vice begins at 11 o’clock. M, R. Blann, p-istor. 10:30A.M.: Morning. Worship 11:30 A. M.: Sunday School 7:30 P!. M.: Evening Worship Wednesday; 8:00 P. M. : Prayer Meeting Everybody is welcome. Come and bring your friends. Rev. Sterling Helmer, Minister. Delicate Hairs on Some Plants Capture Insects The-Venus Fly’^Trap is a trapper plant and murderer, observes a writ- , er in the New York Telegram. It is found in swamps and moist places. The leaves are divided into tyvo parts or halves both edged with- a row of teeth and nerve hairs, plant is also provided with a honey nectar and is so sensitive'that the slightest touch oh one of these hairs causes the leaf to close immediate ly. Thus the insect is caught tight in' the trap and is absorbed and di gested. Then the leaf opens again and waits for the next victim. The Sun Dew, Dew plant or ,Dro- sera, certainly looks delicate and harmless enough. Its leaves are ar ranged in rosettes and are covered with scarlet tentacles or hairs. At the tip of each is a drop of honey- sunlight. The insect—attracted by the scent—and also by the color—^is soon hopelessly entangled in the sticky tentacles. These sun dews grow in moist, muddy loam and full sunshine, at tim e s alm o s t floating on the water or attached to w a ter-logged stu m p s . They can also be grown in green houses, but must be kept constantly moist at the roots and exposed to bright light. They are exquisite un der a magnifying glass, as are many .tiny plaints which are never seen to full advantage with the naked eye. Thus in the plant world we can readily see the “survival of the fit test” being carried out by these car nivorous specimens in their daily struggle for existence. Former Home of Poet Tennyson Farringford was the former Isle of Wight home of Alfred Lord Ten nyson. The poet moved there in 1853 and made it his home for many years. Tennyson had little of the privacy he sought there. The poet once apologized to a departing visitor for not accompanying him beyond a little postern that opened into a lane, because the last time he had gone beyond it he had been “pursued in full cry along the road by two fat women and sixteen chil- Energy From Heat Practically any kind of energy is the product of heat in some form or other. It is admitted that the most rarified fuel known to man is gas, the economies of which are admitted when all things are taken into consideration. When raw coal is burned to produce heat, only 10 to 15 per cent efficiency is ob tained. In using! coal to make gas, 80 per cent efficiency is obtained. The Planetarium A planetarium is a circular room over which is suspended a stainless steel dome serving as a screen upon which, by means of an intricate projector, it is possible to show in a realistic manner every star or other object in the sky that is visible to the naked eje. Obtaining a Patent No patent is granted upon a mere idea or a suggestion. There must be a complete description of the in- ing the same, if it is of a machine or. other device that can be illus trated. ^ _________ NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT Hamilton County. North Creek National Bank of North Creek, New York, Plaintiff, — against — Eagle, OI The New th( poratiou.. I Defend! Railroad ally and in the above entitled action, and bear ing date the 24th day of February, 1938, I,I, the undersigned,dersigned, thee Referee in saidd the un th Referee in sai judgment named, will, sell a* public ’ \ the front door of the Hotel smises hereir#fter auction Sabael describe-,_______ Hamilton County, New York, on the 14th day of April. 1938, at eleven o’clock in the fo r e n o o n o f that day. the prem ises and personal property directed by ‘ judgment to. be sold; and therein •ibed as follow! iaid judgi ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the-buildings thereon, situate in the Town of Indian Lake, County of Harailtdn. and-State of New, York, known and distinguished as Lot No. One (1). of Township Number Thirty two (38) of Totten and Cross field’s Purchase, and bounded as fol- BEGINNING on the east side of said Township Thirty-two (32), at a point where said line crosses Indian Lake; ining thence north thirty degrees of def ! (75) links to the norl aid Township; them lip; thence soi 'enty (20) chair ist cornc uth sixl ns and twenty-five (85) links to the flow of said lake; thence in a north easterly direction and along the flow or shore of said-lake to the place of be ginning, containing one hundred and ten acres (110) of land, be the same more or less, EXCEPTING about three acres known as the Mill lot, for merly deeded to George Griffin, and about six acres more or less, 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 OP L and , in the Town of Indian Lake, County of Hamilton and State of New York, in Township Fifteen part pi Totten and Crossfield’s Purchase, as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwestern shore of Indian Lake where the Town ship line between tovynships Fifteen and Thirty-two (38) 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 utes east fourteen chains to the, wes terly shore of lake; thence In a south erly direction along the lake as itwjnds and turns and ,fiows to the place of be ginning. Bearings of line as if run in 1860 A. D-, cpmpi la with reference Subject, however, to the right re- ig. Bearings of line as if run >0 A. D., computed by School Fori with reference to 1850, Subject, however, to the right re served to James N. Locke and Lucy Locke, his wife, to use water from a .ring, as reserved to James N. d Lucy Locke, his wife, in 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, 1989 and re corded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Hamilton April 8, 1929. in Book of Deeds No 64 at page 449, ref erence to which deed is hereby made for a more particular description there- Louis King, Marti Sweet and Minnie Gay. All the fixtures, furnitux'e, equipment and personal property of eyery descrip tion Which were in and upon the above described premises known as the Hotel Sabael property on the 5th day of July, 1934, and which were included within the terms of a certain chattel mortgage made on said date by Mary A. Toole and Ignatius Toole to the North Creek National Bank. Dated, February 28th, 198^. Daniel P. Imrie, Referee. John H. Barker. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & Post Office Address 21 Bay Street, R6X4-7 Glens Falls, N. Y. Plant Food Once Chief Diet Plants played’ an important part in the lives of the early people of the territory now comprised in Zion National park, Utah. Game animals were killed for meat, but scientific evidence indicates plant food was the chief diet of the prehistoric in habitants. “Spinach” From the Sea “Spinach” for Hawaiian babies— and adults, too—comes from the sea and is regarded as a delicacy- rath er than something to be added to the diet. It’s not really spinach, but seaweed, or limu, as the natives call it, but it looks like spinach. INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Life FRY INSURANCE AGENCY FRY BLOCK, NORTHVILLE Branch Office, Wells SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION. SS.; PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I, Jeeoher Wilson, the undersigned duly constituted and acting Sheriff of Hai ‘ issued out’ of the Supreme Court in favoi;of Hoy & Co, Inc., Plaintiff, against Jolie Montague Park, In c , Defendant, on a'certain judgment, the Judgment Roll in which action was heretofore duly filed in the County Clerk’s Office of Albany County, and a transcript of which was heretofore, duly filed in the County Clerk’s Office of Hamilton .County, to me directed and delivered, and commanding me to at satisfy the said judgment out of the di pei’sonal property of said Judgment tj erty could not be found, then, out the real property in my said County of Hamilton, of which said Judgnaent Debtor was seized on the 3rd day of February, 1933, or thereafter, and whereas no such goods, chattels, or per sonal property of said Judgment Debtor in my said Coucjty could be found by me, WILL SELL at Public Auction to the highest bidder, to satisf o^ said judgment, togel accrued interest thereon, and, together with my fees and' divSbursements in connection herewith, on the front steps of the Hamilton County Court House a t . Lake Pleasant, Hamilton County, New York, on the 28nd day of April, 1938, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, E. S. T , all the said right, title, and interest of the said Judgment Debtor, said Jolie Montague Park, Inc , in and to the hereinafter-described real prop erty, as the law directs, and to which, in obedience to the said, command of the said execution, I have levied on, taken, and seized, all the said estate, rights, title, and interest of the said Judgment Debtor, of, in,, and to the said lands, tenements real estate, and premises, hereinafter more particularly set forth and described, to wit: All those Said Lots or Parcels of Land situated, lying, and being in the Town of 'Wells, County of Hamilton, and State of New York, and being a part of Subdivisions Numbexs Two (2) and Four (4) of Patent Number Oi (1) of Bergens Purchase, and more pa For the fact, to ■ the tow lowing times; MAY— F irst T u e s d a y OCTOBER— F ir s t T u e s d a v . A grand jury will be drawn and re qulred to attend each of said terms. A trial jury will not be 'summoned to attend, as per Section 513 B of the Ju diciary Law, en^;itled “ Jurors for Coun ty Courts”. If it shall appear upon the call of the calendar, or subsequently thereto, that trial jurors are, or will be necessary for the disposal of actions to \be brought to trial at that term of the court or at any adjourned term, the direct the County mon Trial Jurors to serve days, to be specifled by such Judge. Without a Jury for the trial of issde 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 on the second Tuesdays. Dates for regular terms for Surrogate’s Court are as tollows: First Tuesday oi each month except January, July, Aug ast and October. In January and Oct- jer, hearings on the second Tuesday. Other dates for Surrogate’s Court can [ueat to the Burib Twenty four (24), One hundred seventy- four'(174), One hundred eighty-two (183), Fifty-nine (59), Forty-seven (47), Thirty-eight (38), Forty-one (41), Forty- three (43), Seventy-nine (79), One hun dred three (103), Eighty-three (83), „ „ seven (187), Nineteen (19), Twenty (20), Twenty one (21), Sixty-five ^65), One hundred forty three (143), One .hundred forty-four 0.4A:), One hundred eighty six (186), and E ighty (80) as shown on a map entitled “Map of a-Portion of the Lands of Jolie Mon tague Park, Inc., Wells, Hamilton inty, New York, made by Fred Ells Gillen, Engineer and Architect 1928, and filed in the Hamilton County Clerk’s Office on October 21, 1931, in Book of Maps Number Nine (9), at Page Fifty-nine (59). Dated: Lake Pleasant, Hamilton County, New York, March 8.1938. BEECHER WILSON, SBEI R6x4 14] ILSON, SHERIFF of HAMILTON COUNTY # We have always tried to make this bank useful to the community in two main ways; (1) T o help safeguard its present wealth. (2) To promote its future growth. W e are n o t sa t isfie d merely to be the “watch dogs” of the community treasury. Our officers and^ directors consider-them selves as “salesmen” who are working hand ia hand with you to develop and market local products. Our interests—like yours —are here, nowhere else. You can count upon our active cooperation in any thing th a t will serve you and the commimity. HAMILTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK WEUS, N. Y. r ' HOME INTERESTS ( FIRST The Elephant-Shrew An elephant-shrew is an insect eating mammal resembling the rat. The popular name alludes to' its pe culiar, elongated nose, which looks like an elephant’s trunk. The hind legs are long and out of all propor tion to the forelegs and fit the ani mal for jumping. Elephant-shrews are confined to Africa. Notice of License Notice is hereby given that license No. RL 8807 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, liquor or wine at retail at restaurant. Melody Lodge, situated on the Bpeculatof-Indian Lake Highway, west side, in the town of Lake Pleasant, Hamilton County, un der the alcoholic beverage control Jaw, fo r on-premises consumption. Frances D. Chequer. . Speculator, N. Y. Dated March 15, 1938. R2x4 7 Notice to Creditors Pursuant to an ordi Dillon, Surrogate of ice is hereby gi to the undersigned at her eTown of Lake Pleasanton r before the 26th day of M ay, 1938. Dated Lake PJeasaut, N. Y,, Novem- sentthem to the umiersij home in the Town of Lake ber 24, 1937. Pearl: R27x 5 E Simons, Administratrix. t e r m s o f c o u r t f o r 1938 Until further Court of the County of sIdd dur’uring be hel d the year 1938 at the times and places hereinafter mentioned, Qd in trials of issues of law 1 be held at the Court House i: iwn of Lake Pleasant, at the fol- day of the Term and thereal hours of opening and clos nnounced by the presiding GRAND a n d ' TRIAL JURORS Grand jurors summoned to appear at all Trial Terms at the opening of Court on the first day, except that no Grand Jury shall be summoned for the Scbec^ ady Term beginning March Uth. .Trial jurors sanamoned to appear at the aforesaid Trial Terms on the secc ' day at nine-thirty (9:30) o’clock A. SPECIAL TERMS WITH , TRJAL TERMS Special Terms will be held at the Court H o u se ................. . be arranged upon request to the Surrb gate, either at;Chambers:at Inietj N. Y., or at the Court House at Lake Pleasant, New York. . ‘ Dated at Inlet, N. Y.g November 24, 1937. D ennis D illon , [S eal ] C o u n ty Judge an d Surrogate STATE OF NEW YORK, 1 Hamilton County Clerk’s Office. / 1, W illia m B. R onali >, Clerk of th^ said County of Hamilton, and Clerk Oi the Supreme Court,_ of said State foi Jounty, do hereby certify, that rrect transcript there- whole of said original. Witness Whereof, I havehereunto ribed lereuE om and In Witness Whereof, I ha subscribed my name and affixed m) official seal, this 27 th day of iSovember WILLIAM B. RONALD, CL brb TRIAL ANB SPECXAI. TERMS OR THE SUPREME COURT. Assignments of Terms and Justice for the year 1938 for the Fourtn Jud listrict. Pursuant to the provisions of sectioi. 84 of the Judiciary Law, the under signed, Justices assigned to constitute eilate Division of theSu the Appellate Division of the Supreme. Court, in and for the third Judicial Department, do hereby appoint the times and places for holding the sev eral Trial and Special Terms in the IFourth Judicial District ot such depart ment 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: T R IA L TERM S . hnday, 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 25tb, Alexander Monday, Oetobei 17th, Brewster Fulton County, at Johnstown. Monday, January, 3, Alexander Monday, April 25, Brewster Monday, October 3, Rogers Montgomery County, at Fonda Monday. January 17th, Alexander Monday, May 9, Brewster Tuesday, September 6, Rogers St. Lawrence County, at Canton. Monday, January 3, Lawrence Monday. May 9, Rogers Tuesday, September 6. Alexander Saratoga County, at Ballston Spa Me nday, January 3, Brewster * Monday, April 11, Rogers Monday, October 3, Lawrence Schenectady County, at Schenectady. Monuay, January 17, Lawrence Monday. M_rcb 14. Alexander, Rogers Monday. April 25, Lawrerce, Alexander Tuesday, Sept. 6, Brewster Monday, October 31, Alexander, Brqws- Warren County, at Lake Georga Monday, January 17, Rogers Monday, May 23, Lawrence Monday, October 10, .Alexander Russians Established Fort Ross The Russian chapel at Fort Ross, Calif., is a unique remnant of the meager colonizatiqn in North Amer ica south of Alaska. Fort Ross was established by Russian colonists who came from Alaska in 1812. Scotland’s Inland Lochs In Scotland the word “loch” can mean either “lake,” or an arm of the sea akin to the Norwegian “fjord.” The inland lochs are Loch Lomond or-Loch Ness to little name less lochans high up in the hills. Gypsies Are Troubadors The gypsy violin, cymbal and the old Turkish pipe are the three in struments which made the gypsies of Hungary the national troubadors. The Tziganes were admitted to Hun gary in 1419. Ice Boxes on Ships Ice boxes on ships date back to 1856. Shipboard refrigeration came into use in the Campania and Lu- cania, Ctmarders, in 1893. Stone Weighs 1,200 Tons One stone in the colossal statue of Ramesos 11, ancient Egyptian king, weighs 1.200 tons. - Monday, Washington Connty, at Salem. Tuesday, September 6, Lawrence HOURS OF OPENING All Trial Terms shall thirty (1:30) o’cIocJ open at one- ck P. M., on the first m and thereafter the lurs of openipg and closing will be id by the presiding Justice. second rms wil in thesaid _ _ counties re spectively at the same time with-the Trial Terms, and the limitations of Rule 63j subdivision 4 of the Rules of Civil Practice shall, not apply, ,A - SPECIAL TERMS. Clinton County in Jhe Court House City of PlattAiurgh Friday; June 10th,JLawrence Friday, December 30th, Brewster Essex County at the Supreme Court Chambers, Elizabethtown. Friday, July 1st, Brewster Franklin County in the Court House, Malone. Friday, July 1st, Lawrence Fulton Couhty in . tlie . Court House Johnstown. « * Friday, June 3rd, Rogers Friday, November 4fh, Rogers Montgomery County, Supreme Court Chamber, Amsterdam !2nd, Alexander iber 18tb, Alexander St. Lawrence County, at the Court House, Canton briday, April 15th, Lawrence Friday, June 24tb, Lawrence Friday, November 18th, Lawrence Saratoga Co^ty, at the Ciiy Hall Saratoga Connty, Saratoga Sprit gs Friday, March 18tl at the Court lexander lexander id, Alexander jr 16t Lday.'December 16th, Alexander. Warren County, at the Supreme Court chambers, Glens Falls Friday, April 1st, Rogers Friday, November 18th, Brewster Washington County, at the Supreme Court Chambers, Hudson Palls ' “une 10th,\0th Friday, J 1 Rogers Friday, December 2nd, Ro pr!i Special Terms are always open at Su- Court Chambers when a Jusi At the Special Terms appointed for ,y in the village of Canton, •led befoiethi ' be noticed for trial Friday in the village of Canton New Fork, cases to. be tried befoie the Court without a jury may ' at ten o’clock A. M. A pplica t io n P' ob N aturalization Final application on petitions for admittance to citizenship will be heard ■ Trial that in the following counties they si be heldlid att Trialal a n d /oror Speciala Tei a Tri a n d / Specl _____ here next stated, viz: Clinton County, Special Terms on June 10th and De- “ mnty. Trial and ___________ ___ 3rd andSneeial term June 3rd; Moutgomei term June 3rd; Montgomery County, Trial and Special Terms, January 17th and September 6th; St. Lawrence Coun ty, Special Terms June 24th, and Nov ember 18th; Schenectady County Trial id Special Terms January l7th, A id September County Trial and Special Terms Feb- nary I4th and April 25th and Special ?erm July 1. Should the Justice assigned to any term tie absent, ot unable to act, any other Justice of the Fourth Judicial District may preside at such term. Dated Albany, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1937 J ames P. H il l Presidingresiding Justice.i P J L eon O. R hodes , L an iel V. M c N am isociate YORK L a n ie l V. M c N a m b e , J ohn C. O rapser , F. W a l t e r B l iss , C h r i s t o p h e r J. H e STATE OF NEW i^ ^ Justices. Clerk’s Office. } ave comparec .►pointment oi terms of Supreme Court for 1038 with the original filed in this office, and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original appointment. j (itness my hand and official seal'j this 17th day of November, 1938. | W illiam £ . R onald , C uem K. S STAINED PAGE!
