The Lakeside annual directory of the city of Chicago, 1911, Part 6

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COUNTY HOSPITAL.

W. Harrison, sw. cor. Wood. Warden-Harry L. Bailey.

COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

Office, 800 N. Clark.

Thos. S. Crowc. M. D., Supt, new Detention Hospital, S. Wood, cor. W. Polk. COUNTY POOR FARM.

Oak Forest, Ill .. Supt. Edward N. Stein. COUNTY TREASURER. Ist and 2d floor& County Building. Treasurer-William L. O'(Imanell; Assistant Treasurer, Marcus Jacobowsky; Chief Clerk,

Otto Rexses.

boul.), thence w. along said n. line of See. 20 and Sec. 19, T. 40. R. 13, to the nw. cor. of Sec. 19, T. 40, R. 13, thence s. along the w. line of Sec. 19, Sec. 30 and Sec. 31, T. 40, R. 13, to the aw. cor. of Sec. 31, T. 40, R. 13, (\V. North av.), thence e. along the s. liue of Sec. 31 and Sec. 32. 40, R. 13, to the centre line of Sec. 5, T. 39, R. 13, thence s. along the centre line of Sec. 5, Sec. 8 and Sec. 17. T. 39, R. 13. to the sw. cor. of e. 1/2, Sec. 17, T. 39, R. 13, (W. 12th st.), thence e. along the s. line of Sec. 17, Sec. 16 and Sec. 15, T. 39, R. 13, to the centre line of w. Sec. 22 T. 39, R. 13 (S. 46th av.), thence s.

W. Kinzie, thence w. to N. 46th av., thence s. Sec. 34, T. 39, R. 13, to n. line of Sec, 3, T. 38,

line of Sec. 3. T. 38, R. 13, to the nw, cor. of said section, thence s. along the w. line of Sccs. 3. 10, 15, 22, 27 and 34. T. 38, R. to aw. cor. of said section (W. 87th st.), thence 13 e. along the s. line of Secs' 34, 35 and 36, 38, R. 13, to nw. cor. of Sec. 6, T. 37, R.

Southern Boundary-From w. line Sec. 33, T. 37, R. 14 (S. Halsted st.), e, along Little Calumet river to Indian boundary line, thence ne. along said Indian boundary liue t the

1st Ward-Commencing at the mouth of the Chicago River, thence w. and s. to 22d thence e. to the Lake, thence n. to the Chicago river. 2d Ward-Commencing at the Lake and 22d, thence w. to Clark, thence s. to 26th. thence w. to Princeton av., thence s. to 32d, thence e. to Calumet av., thence s. to 33d, thence e. to the Lake. thenee n. to 22d.

3d Ward-Commencing at the Lake and 33d, thence w. to Calumet av., thence n. to 32d. thence w. to Parmell av., thence s. to 39th. thence e. to State, thence e. along the Township line dividing the Township of South Chicago and the Township of Hyde Park to the Lake, thence n. to 33d.

4th Ward-Commencing at 22d and the Chi- cago River, thence sw. to Loomis, thence s. to 31st, thence w. to Centre av., thence s. to 32d pl., thence e. to Morgan, thence s. to 33d. thence e. to S. Halsted, thence S, to 33d. thence e. to Parnell av., thence n. to 32d. thence e. to Princeton av., thence n. to 26th. thence e. to Clark, thence n. to 22d, thence w. to the placo of beginning.

N. 5th Ward-Commencing at Loomis and the Chicago River, thence s. along the River and the Ill. and Mich. Canal to 39th, thence e. to Parnell av., thence n. to 33d. thence w. on 33d to S. Halsted, thence n. to 33d, thence w. to S. Morgau, thence n. to 32d pl., thence w. to Centre av., thence n. to 31st, thence e. to Loomis, thenee nw. to the Chicago River. 6th Ward-Commencing at the ne. cor. of the Township of Hyde Park, thence w. to S. State, thence s. to 51st, thence e. to Cottage Grove av., thence s. to 52d, thence e. to the Lake, thence nw. to the place of beginning. 7th Ward-Commencing at the Lake and 52d, thence w. to Cottage Grove av., thence n. to 5fst, thence w. to S. State, thencc s. to 71st. thence e. along to the Lake, thence nw, along to 52d.

8th Ward-Commencing at 71st and the Lake, thence w. to Stony Island av., thence through Lake Calumet to e. line of Secs.

S. 26 S.

and 35, T. 37 N., R. 14, thence s. to the city limits, thence e. to the fnd, State Line, thence n. to the Lake, thence nw. to 7Ist. 9th Ward-Commencing at the S. Branch of the Chicago River and W. 12th, thence w. t S. Morgan, thence s. to W. 18th, thence w. to S. Morgan, thence s. to the S. Branch of the Chicago River, thence ne. to the place of be- ginning.

T. 41, R. 13, to the n. line of Sec. 2, 40, R. 13 (N. Kedzie av. and Devon av.). thence w. along the n, line of Secs. 2, 3, 4, and Scc. 5, T. 40, R. 13, to the ne. cor. Sec. G. T. 31. T. 41. . 40. R. 13, and the se. cor. of Sec. R. 13 (N. 64th av. and Milwau- kee av.) thence n. westerly along Milwaukee av. to the centre lino of se. 1/4 S.c. 31. T. 41, R. 13, thence w. along the centre line of said se. 1/4 and sw. 14 Sec. 31, T. 41, R. 13, to al. in hlk. 4 of Lindstrom & Malmsted's anb., thence n. along al. to Hamilton st., thence w. to Milton st., thence a, on Milton st. to the centre line of the w. 1/2 sw. 14 Sec. 31, T. 41, R. 13; thence w. on said line, also the cen- tre line of the e, 1/2 ae. 14 Sec. 36, T. 41,

R. 12. to the centre line of se. 14 Sec. 36, T. 41, R. 12, thence a. to the n. line and the centre line of ne. 1/4 Sec. 1. T. 40, R. 12, thence w. to the nw. cor. of the ne. 14 Sec. I, T. 40, R. 12 (Winter st.).

'Western Boundary-From nw. cor. of the ne. 14 S c. 1, T. 40. R. 12 (Winter st.}, s. to Everift av., thence e. on said av. to cen-

tre line of ne. 1/4 Sec. 1, T. 40, R. 12, thence s. on centre line of ne. 1/4 and centre line of se. 1/4 Sec. 1. T. 40. R. 12. to s. line of said Rec. (Bryn Mawr

av.), thence e along

said line also the s. line of Sec. 6 and Sec. 5. T. 40. R. 13, to the centre line of Sec. 5 and Sec. 8, T. 40, R 13, (N. 60th av .; and Bryn Mawr av.) thence a. along sald centre line of Sec. 8 and Sec. 17. T. 40, R. 13, to the n. line Sec 20, T. 40. R. 13 (Irving Park

along the centre line of Sec. 22, Sec. _ and

51 No. 50, 4649 Wentworth av; No. G345 R. 13, (W. 39th st.), thence w. along the n.

Clerk Room 412.

first

thence s. to Irving Park bonl., thence W. fred Van Steenberg; August C. Boeher, Bartley

Post Office

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Cook County

INSANE ASYLUM.

Dunning, 11. General Superintendeut-Joseph P. Pecival, M. D.

JURY COMMISSIONERS.

Room 824 County Building. Pies., James A. McLane; Sec., William A Amberg: Commissioners, William A. Amberg, Joseph H. Barnett and James A. McLane; lerk, Roswell H. Mason, Grand Jury-Criminal ct. bldg. Michigan st. entrance.

RECORDER OF DEEDS.

Room 120 County Building.

Recorder-John V. Climun; Chief Deputy, Lce A. Dunne.

REGISTRAR OF TITLES.

(Torrens System)-Room 120 County Building. Registrar, John V. Cliunin ; Examiners, Charles G. Little, Charles T. Farson ; Depnty, John P. Carney ; Advisory Examiners, Jolin S. Miller and Augustus S. Peabody. SHERIFF.

Room 423 County Building.

Sheriff-Michael Zunmor; Assistant Sheriff -Henry Spears; Chief Deputy- Charles W. Peters; Execution Clerk-William G. Gre- gori; Summons Clerk-Frank Mellvaine: Real Estate Clerk-John E. Kelly; Jailor-William T. Davis. Chief Bailiff in Charge of Civil Court-Virtus C. Rohm. Chief Bailiff in Charge of Criminal (ourt-Richard J. McGrath.

Deputies (City)-Emil Hoechster. Otto Gne- wuch, Thomas Deveuish, Joel W. Arnett, Chas. S. Brannon, Albert Bock, Jno. M. Collins, Jno. Czekala, Henry Carroll, Sarsfield Dunne, Jas. H. Frawley, Fred H, Higgins, Thos. Mc- Mahon, Jno. E. Olis, Jos. Pionke, Jr., Jas. T. Prendergast, Arthur J. Quinn, A. D. Shilvock, Jno. P. Smith, Harry P. Fleming, Morris Wil- son, Philip Moran, Jos. Winandy.

Daniel P. Bergin, Amiel J. Changelon, Walter Fischbach.

STATES ATTORNEY.

2d floor Criminal Court Building.

States Attorney John E. W. Wayman; Assist- ants, Benedict J. Short, Thomas Marshall, Ed- ward S. Day, John E. Northup, Victor P. Arnold, Zach Hofheimer, Jeremiah Sullivan. George H. Guenther, John T. Fleming, David M. Brothers, Edward H. Taylor, Charles V. Barrett, Claude F. Smith, William R. Fetzer, Robert E. Crowe, Frederic Bnmham, John A. Barnes, F. L. Fairhank George J. Crane, Wm. H. Feindt jr., Otto B. Schram, Julius Jaffe. Francis M. Lowe, Joseph C. Pisha, James A. Brott. Joseph A. Smejkal, Harry Thompson, William W. Witty.

SURVEYOR.

Room 1020 County Building. Surveyor-Edgar A. Rossiter.

EDGAR A. ROSSITER COUNTY SURVEYOR ROOM 1020 COURT HOUSE. PHONE MAIN 15 Branch, 524 Reaper Block. Phone Central 1824

Illinois State Offices. COURTS.

Supreme Court of Illinois.

Chief Justice, Orrin N. Carter, 1022 County bldg., Chicago; James H. Cartwright, Oregon; Jolin P. Hand, Cambridge; William M. Far- mor, Vandalia; Alonzo K. Vickers, East St. Louis; Frank K. Dunn, Charleston; George A. Cooke, Aledo; Reporter, Isaac N. Phillips,

H. Bloomington ; Attorney-General, William Stead, Ottawa: Clerk, J. McCan Davis, Spring- field. Meet first Tuesdays in October, December, February, April and June, at Springfield.

Appellate Conrt First District of Illinois.

7th floor Ashland Block.

Presiding Justice, Frank Baker : Associate Justices, Edward O. Brown, Ben M. Smith; Bailiff, Matthew J. Corcoran; Branch Court- Presiding Justice, Frederick A. Smith, Associate Justices, Jesse A. A. Baldwin, Thomas (. Clark; Bailiff, David S. Oherg: Clerk Alfred R. Por- ler; Deputy Clerk, Roy S. Gaskill.

STATE BOARDS.

Arbitration-Chalrman. B. F. Shadley, Gales- burg; Members; Harry M. Powell, Peoria, Chas. Piez, Chicago, Actiug Sec., J. Henry Doyle, Greenfield ; Main Office, Springfield. Barber's Examiners-Charles E. Evans. Mo- line; C. C. Russell, Edwardsville; E.

F. Wiegel, 6115 Laflin, Chicago. Dental Examiners 705,15 E. Washington ; Sec. T, A. Broadbent.

Examiners of Architects-1113, 133

Washington ; Sec., Peter B. Wight.

W. Examiners of Registered Nurses-1640, 12T N. Dearborn ; Pres. Bena M. Henderson; Sec. and Treas., Mary C. Wheeler.

Factory Inspectors of Illinois-1101, 189 W. Madison; Chi.f Insp., Edgar T. Davies; Asst. Chief Insp., Barney Cohen.

Fire Underwriters-1007, 19 S. Lasalle, Pres., C. W. Good; V. Pres., W. K. Maxwell; Sec.,

Miss E. E. Edwards.

Food Commission-1623, 431 8. Dearborn ; Alfred II. Jones, ( ommissioner.

Grain Inspectors for Chicago-808, 206 8. La- salle: Chief Insp. W. Scott Cowen; Chief Clerk. C. M. Healy; Supervising Insp.,-Registration Dept .- Registrar, Albert Erickson.

Health-Meets June and Oclober in Chicago. January meeting in Springfield; Pres .. George W. Wehster, M. D .. Chicago; Sec., J. A, Egan, M. D., Springfield; Chicago member, George W. Webster, M. D., 32 N. Stato.

Live Stock Commissioners-328 Exch. hllg. stk. yds. ; Chairman, Phil. S. Haner, Taylorville: Sec., C. A. Lowery, Springfield; Chief Insp., W. E. McGarth, M. D .; Clerk. G. C. Morton. Pharmacy (For the examination of druggists) -Pres., II. C. Christensen, 450 Bowen av.,

Chicago. Sec., F. C. Dodds, Springfield. Railroad and Warehouse Commission-Chicago office, 8th fl. 206 S. Lasalle; Chairman, (). I. Berry Commissioners, Bernard A. Eckhart, James A. Willoughhy; Sec., William Kilpatrick, Springfield : Aast, Sec .. Charles J. Smith.

United States Government Offices. POST-OFFICE.

Federal Building, Adams, Clark and Dear- horn.

Postmaster-Daniel A. Campbell.

Assistant Postmaster John M. Huhhard.

Sec. to Postmaster -- John T. McGrath.

Chief Clerk- John W. Ward.

Auditor-John Matter.

Superintendent. Mails-Frank H. Galbraith Superintendent Delivery-Leroy T. Steward. Cashier-Theron W. Bean.

Supt. Money Order Division-Joseph B. Schlosa- man.

Supt, Registry Division-Perry H. Smith, Jr. Supt. Inquiry Division-D. J. Foater.

OFFICE HOURS.

Postmaster's office from 8:30 a.m to 5 p.m. Superintendent of Mails, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p. m.

Cashier and Accountant, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Supt. of Delivery, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. Money Order Division, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registry Division, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wholesale Stamp Division. 9 a.in. to 4 p.m. Retail Stamp Windows at post-office open day and night.

Carriers' Division for Delivery of Mail, 7:15 a.in to 6 p.m. Except Sundays. General Delivery, open day and night. Civil Service Board, from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. Civil Service Examiners. Seventh Distriet.

13th fl. Federal Building. W.

Sec., Peter Newton; Asst. Sec., Elmer

l'ardee Members E. L. West, Josepli

Schlossman, John T. McGrath, Robert MI. Mc- Creary, Thomas Carr, John F. Burrell. William Il. Grnebling, William H. Thompson, Law- rence F. Ware.

Railway Mail Service.

Room 308 Federal Building. Superintendent of Sixth Division-E. L. West; Asst. Supt., W. C. VanDervoort.

Inspector's Department.

Room 331, Federal Building.

Inspector in charge, James F. Stuart. cases of irregularities, depredations or viola- tions of postal laws should be reported here.

City Delivery.

Free delivery of letters by faithful carriers will be secured by having the letters addressed to the street and number.

Special Delivery.

Special letters and packages are delivered throughout the city every day in the year be- tween 7 a.m. and I1 p.m Special delivery letters and packages addressed to newspapers, hotels, and clubs in the down- town district are delivered at all hours of the day or night. Carrier Stations.

Armour-3017 Indiana av. Supt .. Henry

Welch Jr.

Auhuru Park-612 W. 79th. Ebeu J. Beach, Austin-5658 W. Lake, Supt., Howard Rob- ertson.

C-1247 and 1249 W. Madison. Supt. George Berz.

Carpenter Street-743-745 N. Carpenter,

Supt., Frank A. Kwasigroch.

Chicago Lawn-3508 W. 63d. Supt., Martin McVeagh. Cragin-4207 Armitage av. Supt. Carl O. N. Nelson. D-2108-2110 W. Madison. Supt., John Davy.

Dauphin Park-8948 Cottage Grove av.

Supt., Frederick W. Dayton.

Douglas Park-1207 S. Western av. Supt., Albert P. Treleaven.

Dunning-6443 Irving Park boul. Supt.,

Milton M. Potter. East Side-9909 Ewing av. Supt., Walter G. Edgewater-5501 Evanston av. Supt., Michael J. Keiglicr. Elsdon-3435 W. 51st, Supt., Leonard With-

all Englewood- 449 W. 63d. Supt., John E. Vreeland.

5Ist st. 5052 S. Halsted, Supt., Frederick A. Bosworth. David J. Geary. Garfield Park-3907 W. Madison, Supt., Grand Crossing-7462 South Chicago av. Supt .. Henry Z. Eaton. Hegewisch-13305 Erie av. Supt., Frank Lonn. Hyde Park-1450 E. 55th. Supt., Wilbur E. Crumhacker.

Jolın T. McCormick. Arens. Irving Park-4218 Irving Park boul. Supt., Jackson Park-1113 E. 63d. Supt., William Jefferson-4841 Milwaukee av. Supt., Ernest Willmann.

Kiuzie-325 W. Kinzie. Supt,, William S, Snorf.

Lako View-3177-3179 N. Clark, Supt., William S. Hussander.

Lincoln Park-1546-1548 N. Clark. Supt., William R. Rennacker. Logan Square-2313-2315 Milwaukee av.

Supt., James Stott.

M-Cottage Grove av., sw. cor. 40th. Supt .. James N. McArthur.

Mckinley Park-3475 Archer av. Henry Blattner. Supt., Millard Avenue-3640 Ogden av. Supt., Ed- ward O'Connell.

Mont Clare-70th and Medill av. Supt., George F. Dupuis. North Halsted-2454 N. Halsted, William J. Becklenberg.

Norwood Park-6040 Avondale av. Supt .. Stanley C, deLong.

Ogden Park-1614-1616 W. 63d.

Supt .. A. L. Anderson.

Pilsen-1507-1509 W. 18th. Supt., Joseph H. Richak. Pullman-4 Arcade bidg. Supt., Gustav A. Ernst.

Ravenswood-1812 Wilson av. Supt., Red-

mond I'. Hogan. Riverdale -- 13565 Indiana av. Supt., Jere- mlah I'. Collins. Rogers Park-700I N. Clark, Supt., George Bartlett.

South Chicago 9210 Commercial av. Patrick T. O'Sullivan,

Supt., Stock Yards-4193 S. Halsted. Supt., Henry O. Smale. Twenty-Second St .- 202

Thomas A. Kenny. E. 22d. Supt., U-W. Jackson houl., ne. cor. Canal. Supt., Robert T. Howard. Washington Heights-1200 W. 103d. Supt., William D. Giesman.

West Pullman-12005 S, Ilalsted. Supt .. Ilarry H. VanEvra.

Wicker Park-1633-1635 Milwaukee av. Supt., Calvin W. Worthington,

Stations Without Carriers.

Bush Temple-N. Clark nw. cor. Chicago av. Supt., William L. Blood.

Masonic Temple-139 N. State. Supt., Lau- renee J. P. White. Night Station-1st fl. Federal hldg. Supt., James Minahan, Sonth Water-207 N. Lasalle. Supt., Henry H. Henshaw.

Stock Exchange-30 N. Lasalle. Supt., Cas- sius C. Roberts.

Sub-Stations.

In addition to the foregoing atatlons there are nearly three hundred Sub-Stationa for is- sning and paying of money orders, registration of letters and sale of atamps, envelopes, etc. Foreign Mails.

Window 2d floor-Mall for Anstria, Den-

mark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ire land. Italy, Norway, Netherlands, Russla, and Sweden closes at the main postoffice every Monday and Thursday at 4:30 and 12 p. m.

sundays and Tuesdays irregular, except France and italy, which also closes every 'Tuesday at 12 p. m.

For China, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii, Fiji Islands, Samoa, and specially ad. dressed matter tor Siam, mails close daily at 2 a. m. and 9 p. m., seut to San Francisco Seattle, or Tacoma for fiual dispatch.

For Canada-Provinces Ontario and Quebec close at 2 a. m., 2:30, 9:30 and 10:30 ]. in. Ontario only, at 11:45 p. m., excepting Satur- days.

For Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward's Island, and Newfoundland close a 2 a. m. and 1:45, 2:30, 4:45, 9:30, and 10:30 . m.

For British Columbia, Alaska, Northwest Ty., and Manitoba, dispatched via St. Paul, closing daily at 2 a. m, and 8:15 a. m. 5:45 and 8:45 p. in. For Mexico. close daily at 2:00, 10:45 a. m. and 5:30, 7:15, 8:15, and 11 p. m.

For information pertaining to Foreign Mails, apply at Foreign Branch, General Post-office or telephone Harrison 4700.

Note-Mails for West Australia are always forwarded via London and mails for Hawaii, and Samoa via San Francisco.

Mails for countries not named above close daily at 4:45 p. m., and are sent to New that office.

York for dispatch in the closed bags from likely to damage or injure the mails. Descrip- tive written indorsements are permissible on Universal Postal Union. fourth class matter. The item of return card, postage notice, etc., mentioned heretofore is es- The rates of postage to the countries and colouies composing the Universal Postal Union (except Canada, Mexico, and Cuba) arc follows: pecially important in the case of merchandise. Merchandise may be sent to Canada, Cuha, and Mexico under practically the same condi- tions as in the United States, its territories and possessions: thongh, of course, subject to tho customs regulations of these countries.

The form of return card which should be used on second, third and fourth class matter is as follows: "If not delivered within 10 days, postmaster will please notify John Jones, 236. 50th street, Chicago, Ill., who will provide re- turn postage.' Post Cards.

Unfolded pieces of cardhoard not exceeding 3 9-16 by 5 9-16 inches and not less than 2 3-4 inches hy 4 inches are transmissible in the domestic mails, including the Island possessions and to places in Canada, Mexico, Cuba, the republic of Panama, the U. S. postal agency at Shanghai, China, and the Canal Zone at the postage rate of one cent each. To all other countries the postage is two cents. Postage

must be prepaid hy affixing atamps of the

proper value. Weight and Quality-Must be substantially that of the Government postal card of like size. Color-Any that will not interfere with a legible address and postmark. They may, or may not, at the option of the sender, bear near the top of the face the words, "Post Card."

The face of the card may be divided by a vertical line: the left half to be used for a ines- sage, etc., but that to the right for the address only. Very thin sheets of paper may be attached to the card, and then only on condition that they completely adhere thereto. Such sheets may bear hoth writing and printing. Advertisements and illustrations may appear on the hack of the card and on the left half of che face.

When post cards are perpared by printers and stationers for sale. it is desirable that they bear in the upper right-hand corner of the face an oblong diagram containing the words "Place postage stamp here," and at the bottom of the space to the right of the vertical dividing line, the words "This space for the address."

Cards which do not conform to the conditions prescribed by these regulations, are, when sent in the mails, chargeable with postage according to the character of the message-at the letter rate, if wholly or partly in writing, or at the tbird-class rate, if entirely in print. Cards hearing particles of glass. metal, mica, sand, tinsel, or other similar substances, arc unmailable, except when enclosed in tightly sealed envelopes.

The address may be in writing, printing, by means of a stamp, or hy an adhesive label of not more that three-fourths of an inch by 2 inchies in size. The sender may in the same manner indicate his name and address on the face or back of the card.

The message on the cards may he either in writing or print.

Any card of foreign origin which, from its title in any language, appears to be a Post Card, and conforms to the above requirements, shall he admissible to the mails (domestic or international), when prepaid in United States postage stamps.

U. S. MONEY ORDER SYSTEM,- Room 404

FEES FOR DOMESTIC MONEY ORDERS. Payable in the United States (which includes Guam, Hawaii, Porto Rico and Tutnila, Samoa) ; also for orders payable in British Guiana, British Honduras, British West Indies, Canada, Canal Zone, Cuba, Mexico, Newfoundland, the United States Postal Agency at Shanghai (China), and the Philippine Islands.

For on lers for sims not exceed- Ing .$$2.50 .. 3 cents

Over $2.50 and not exceeding 5.00 .. 5 5.00

10.00 .. 8 ..

10.00

20,00. . 10

30.00 .. 12

.. 40.00

.. 50.00. . 18

.. 50.00

60.00 .. 20

60,00

. 75.00. . 25

75.00

100.00 .. 30

No single orders Issued for more than $100. Parties desiring to remit larger sums must obtain additional money orders.

INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.

Orders can he obtained upon any Money Or- der Office in Apia, Samoa, Austria, Belglum, Bolivia, Cape Colony, Chili, Costa Rica, Deu- mark, Egypt, France, Algeria and Tunis, Ger- inany, Great Britain and Ireland, Greece, Hon- duras (Republic), Ilong Kong (China), Hun- gary, Italy, Japan, Liberia, Luxemburg, Mexico, Netlierlands, New South Wales, New Zealand. Norway Orango River Colony, Peru, Portugal. Queensland. Russia, Salvador, Sontli Australia. Sweden, Switzerland. Tasmania, The Transvaal, Trinidad, Uruguay and Victoria. There is no limit to the number of orders In tho International Money Order System, but a single order will not be drawn for more than $100.

FEES FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.

On orders for all countries except those named above as having tho domestic rates and those named helow as having intermediate rates for sums not exceeding $ 10. 10 cents

Over $10 and not exceeding $ 20. 20 30 40 - 30

50 ..

...

70. ....

80. ....

memorandum books and generally matter in which the white surface exceeds the printed. Undeliverable third-class matter is not given directory service, and when not of obvions value. is consigned to the waste. When it hears the proper return card, with promise of stamps in case of notification, notice of non-delivery is mailed to the sender. If due attention is not paid to these notices they are not sent there- after, but the matter is disposed of just as it no card existed. Third and fourth class matter can neither be returned nor forwarded without the prepayment of postage anew. Limit o weight is 4 pounds, except aingle books, to which there is no limit.

Mail Matter of the Fourth Class. Rate of postage: 1 cent for each ounce or fraction thercof. Limit of weight, 4 pounds. Fourth Class Matter consists of merchan- dise admissible to the mails and all matter not included under the first, second, and third heads. The matter in all cases must he prop- erly wrapped or packed to bear transportation in the mails. Liquids to the extent of 4 ounces are accepted only nnder rigid conditions as to

packing. For these conditions inquire at the post-office or a station, Spirits, wines, etc., ex- cept communion wines, are not mailahle ; neither are poisons nor any matter liable to decompose or which exhales a bad odor, or hy its nature is

Letters, 5 cents for the first ounce or frac- tiou and 3 cents for each additional ouuce; postal cards each, 2 cents; newspapers and other printed matter, per 2 ounces, 1 cent; commercial papers, packets not in excess of 10 onuces, 5 cents; packets in excess of 10

in ouuces, for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof I ceut ; samples of merchandise, packets not in excess of 4 ounces, 2 cents; packets excess of 4 ounces, for each 2 ounces or frac-

tion thereof, I cent; limit of weight, 12 ounces; registration fee on letters or other articles, IO cents.

Letter postage to Germany is 2 ceuts an ounce or fraction (in direct German steamers only) ; to Newfoundland, Great Britain and Ireland, 2 cents an ounce or fractiou.

Ordinary letters for countries of the Postal Union (except Canada and Mexico) will he forwarded, whether any postage is prepaid on them or not. All other mailahle matter must be prepaid, at least partially.

Note The postage rates and conditions to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Porto Rico, the Philip- pines, the Island of Tutuila, and the Canal Zone are domestic in every particular.

Parcel Post.

Admissiblo Matter-Packages of mailable

merchandise may be sent, in unsealed pack- ages, hy "Parcel Post" to the following-named countries:

Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Bel- gium, Bermuda, Bolivia, British Guiana, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Dutch Guiana,

Ecuador, France, Germany, Great Britain, Guatemala, Honduras (British), Houduras (Re- public of) Hongkong (a), Hungary, Italy, Ire-

land, Jamaica, Japan (b), Kora, Leeward Is-

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The Lakeside annual directory of the city of Chicago, 1911, Part 6

Author: Publication date: 1844 Publisher: Chicago Number of Pages: 1822

Author:
Publication date: 1844
Publisher: Chicago
Number of Pages: 1822