Milwaukee, Wisconsin, city directory, 1907, Part 3

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Publication date: 1907
Publisher: Polk
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COURT COMMISSIONERS

Joseph G Donnelly John F Harper Gerry W Hazelton Adolph Kanneberg John

" J Maher Hugh Ryan Julius E Roehr Fred Scheiber Lucian R Worden

JURY COMMISSIONERS

Charles H Anson Hubert Schloemer Charles H Trump

Board of Supervisors

C T Fisher Chairman

Joseph Kehrmann V-Chairman F O Phelps County Clerk

Richard Schmidt Deputy County Clerk A V Klefisch, Committee Clerk

CITY OF MILWAUKEE

First Ward-Louis F Meyer 633 E Wa- ter st

Second Ward- John Saxer 823 Winneba- go st

Third Ward-Charles O'Rourke 203 Mil- waukee st

Fourth Ward-John

Larkin

124

Seventh St

Fifth Ward-Joseph . Kehrmann 414 Na- tional av

Sixth Ward-Wm Pierron 736 Holton Seventh Ward-Fred W Heinemann 82 Wisconsin st

Eighth Ward-Fred W Kuth 532 S vierce st

Ninth Ward-Frank Boness 1413 Cherry st

Tenth Ward-Frank J Lenicheck 1312 Lloyd st

Eleventh Ward-James Sheehan 548 Fifth av

Twelfth Ward-Martin Mies 875 Kin- nickinnic av

Thirteenth Ward-Charles Gensz 72. North av

Fourteenth Ward-Joseph Cieszynski 601 Lincoln av

Fifteenth Ward-C Herman Dorner 349 Twentieth st

Sixteenth Ward-S R Bell 135 Grand av Seventeenth Ward-James H Killey 1015 Kinnickinnic av

Eighteenth Ward-Jacob Naczek 1135 N Water st

Nineteenth Ward-Joseph Baldauf 2326 Vliet st

Twentieth Ward-Charles E Jeske 2434 Hadley st

.'wenty-first Ward-Gustav Geerdts 1419 Fratney st

Twenty-second Ward-Car] F Busacker 2421 Meinecke av Twenty-third Ward-Frank Heyden 758 Mineral st

CITY OF CUDAHY

First Ward-Christ Woehsner Second Ward-Adolph Schoenborn Third Ward-Martin R Libo . Fourth Ward-Val P D Dekowski

CITY OF SOUTH MILWAUKEE

First Ward-Carl A Swigart Second Ward-Geo A Kuhn Third Ward-T Y McGovran Fourth Ward-Anton Zywicki

CITY OF WAUWATOSA

First Ward-Wm Farries Second Ward-Charles C Jacobus Third Ward-Thos Greenwood Fourth Ward-Julius Guentner

CITY OF WEST ALLIS

First Ward-Henry Zehren, station A Route 5

Second Ward-W F Sheahan cor Green. field and 65th av

Third Ward-Charles Hamme

Fourth Ward-O R Tower

Franklin-Fred J Karsten, station D'. Route 3, Box 93

Granville-Geo W Everts North Milwau -- kee Route 12

Greenfield-F L Bell, Route 15, West Allis

Lake-Paul Welbes, Station D, Route No. 1 Milwaukee-Geo H Toppins 1729 Pt Washington rd

Oak Creek-Luke Scanlan, Route No 16, South Milwaukee

Wauwatosa-C T Fisher, Route No 13,. Wauwatosa

East Milwaukee-Charles Domer, Sta- tion C, Route 8, Box 130

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

North Milwaukee-Arthur S Greene, North Milwaukee

Whitefish Bay-John D Singles, White- fish Bay

West Milwaukee-George D Sheriffs, Sta- tion A, Route 5

STANDING COMMITTEES

Treasury and Taxes-Jacobus S R Bell Lenicheck Swigart Welbes Baldauf F L Bell

Public Buildings -- Busacker Meyer Woeh- sner Zedler Tower Naczek McGov- ran

Laws and Legislation-Lenicheck Dor- ner Singles S R Bell McGovran James Sheehan Scanlan

Rules-Kuth Tower Farries Zedler Zy- wicki Boness Baldauf

Contracts and Bonds-Domer Busacker Farries Hamme O'Rourke Saxer De- kowski

City Poor-Hamme Meyer Karsten Kil- ley Jeske Naczek O'Rourke

County Farm, Alms House, Water Works and Sewerage Plant-Farries Gensz Greenwood Karsten Heinemann W F Sheahan O'Rourke

County Hospital-Heyden Libo Mies Kuth Scanlan Baldauf Kehrmann

House of Correction-Meyer Singles Greene Kuth Saxer Kehrmann Cieszyn- ski

Milwaukee Hospital for Insane-Zedler Greenwood Swigart Hamme James Sheehan Guentner Cieszynski

Asylum for Chronic Insane-Dorner Libo Schoenborn Everts Larkin Guentner F L Bell

Sheriff's and Coroner's Accounts-Gensz Heyden Jacobus Toppins Larkin Heine- mann Saxer

Justices' and Constables' Accounts - Woehsner Domer Dorner W F Shea- han Mies Kuhn Geerdts

Courts-Killey Libo Sheriffs Zedler Zehren Boness Kuhn

Penal and Charitable Institutions-Tow- er S R Bell Sheriffs Busacker Toppins Geerdts Kuhn

Printing and Stationery-Greene Gensz Woehsner Heyden James Sheehan De- kowski Zywicki

Highways and Bridges-S R Bell Gensz Greene Jacobus Guentner Kehrmann .Jeske

Plats-Welbes Greenwood Schoenborn Domer Everts Zywicki Mies

Burial of Deceased Ex-Union Soldiers. Sailors or Marines-Schoenborn Dekow- ski Dorner Zehren Heineman Naczek W F Sheahan

Railroads-Swigart Sheriffs Kuth Larkin Cieszynski Boness Geerdts

County Superintendent of Schools-Top- . nins Singles Welbes Karsten F L Bell Scanlan Everts

Board of Trustees for Milwaukee County

Having in charge County Hospital, Alms-

house Water Works Sewerage Plant Department of Outdoor Relief

Trustees-Louis Manegold pres; Timo- thy Driscoll v-pres; W E Chase sec; John A F Groth William C Klug

County Supervisor of Assessment Supervisor-Charles Koehne

Chronic Insane Asylum

Dr W T Beutler supt

Trustees-Jacob Truss pres; M J Hais- ler Geo W Mayhew Andrew Oswald Richard Seidel sec

Milwaukee County Hospital Dr J W Coon supt

Milwaukee Hospital for Insane

Dr Moses J White supt

Trustees-G E G Kuechle pres; R N Mc- Mynn v-pres; Dr Wm F Becker T J Neacy H L Schulz A P Kletzsch Joseph W Ewens A F Wallschlaeger sec

Milwaukee County Home for De- pendent Children

August Kringel supt

Trustees-Henry Harman pres; J Ar- thur Davis H E Kruecke O Recknagel

Circuit Court, Second Judicial Dis- trict BRANCH 1

Presiding Judge-Hon Lawrence W Hal- sey

Clerk-Fred W Cords

Reporter-Richard Burke

Jury Terms-First Monday in January April July October

BRANCH 2

Presiding Judge-Hon Warren D Tar- rant

Deputy Clerk-John Soulen

Reporter-Henry D Goodwin

Jury Terms-First Monday in January April July October

BRANCH 3

Presiding Judge-Hon Orrin T Williams Deputy Clerk-John C Kleczka Reporter-C G Porter Jury Terms-First Monday in January April July October

BRANCH 4

Presiding Judge-Hon John C Ludwig Deputy Clerk-Thos V Dally Reporter -- William J Buckley Jury Terms-First Monday in January April July October

County Court DIVISION 1

Judge-Hon Paul D Carpenter

DIVISION 2

Judge-John C Karel

First Asst Register of Probate-Louis D Meyer Jr Second Asst Register-John

Schlehlein Jr

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Reporter-William M Foster Office Court House open daily

Regular Terms-First Tuesday every month except month of July and Au- gust

Special Term 1st Tuesday of July UNITED STATES OFFICES

Circuit Court, Eastern District (330 Government Bldg) Judge-Hon W H Seaman District Attorney-H K Butterfield Clerk-Edward Kurtz

Marshal-H A Weil

Bailiff-Herman Schlomovitz

Terms-First Monday in January and October at Milwaukee and first Tues- day in April at Green Bay and second Tuesday in June at Oshkosh

District Court, Eastern District

(331 Government Bldg)

District Judge-Hon J V Quarles District Attorney-H K Butterfield Clerk-Edward Kurtz

Marshal-H A Weil

Bailiff-Herman Schlomovitz U S Commissioners-Francis Bloodgood John F Harper and G W Hazelton

Terms-First Monday in January and October at Milwaukee; first Tuesday in April at Green Bay and second Tues- day in June at Oshkosh .

U S MARSHALL

(306 Government Bldg)

Marshal-H A Weil

Chief Deputy-E R Glantz

Office Deputies-John H Vebber George Rankl

Referee in Bankruptcy John S Maxwell 434 Postoffice bldg

U S Bureau of Animal Industry

Dr A D Bullock chief insp Drs J Ang- licker J R Aufente E J Igoe F A Mc Carthy G A Pfaffman W B Treubett F O Kickbusch R E Cochrane J F Roe J H White asst-insp 432 Government bldg

U S Collector of Customs

(232 Government Bldg)

Collector-Wm H Devos

Special Dep and Cashier-C A Bentley Deputy Collector and Chief Clerk-Fred H Hoeck

Deputy Collectors and Clerks C Weck- mueller John T Clarke R E Smithyman Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-A Evans Val Engel Walter S Boyd Wal- ter W White C D Skinner W J Ten- nant Stenographer-Miss Louise A Schwede Opener and Packer-Wm Brotherhood Laborer-Otto Hellenbach

Custodian Federal Building

(226 Government Bldg) Wm H Devos custodian

Jas G Moe asst costodian

U S Collector of Internal Revenue (206 Government Bldg)

Collector-Henry Fink

Chief Deputy-Julius Lasche Cashier-James R Peat

Deputy Collectors-Joseph M Conley Al- bert J Krueger E G Asmus Lillian J Kennelly Nelson A White O W Reese Julia Graham

Division Deputies-Robert Keith Milwau- kee; Robt Brand Oshkosh; Joseph Le Roy Marinette ; George Reinhardt Mil- waukee H W Trester Sheboygan; C W Stewart Ripon; L C Willis Waukesha; Jno Saveland Tippecanoe

Clerks-William R Pflueger Albert Mc Nally Jas C Burns

Gaugers-Aug Demerath John F Parn- kopf John Hirschboeck L E Greenleaf Wallace J Gruber Jacob M Frey Charles Richardson Theodore F Pren- gel; Edward R Vech Sheboygan; Frank Bowen Oshkosh; R H Markham Mani- towoc; C D Moore Marinette; Carl Her- mann Green Bay; Matthew Weiss St Lawrence

Storekeepers Theo F Prengel John F Arps Herman F Westphal John Thelen J F Hart W H Davis H P Fischer Walter R Fremont

Storekeepers and Gaugers-Emil C Thiel Silver Creek; John F Kramer St Law- rence; Chas H McCray Oshkosh .

Stamp Deputies-W C Roenitz Sheboy- gan; Lynda C Jones Racine; W G Lueps Manitowoc; Miss J E Cole Osh- kosh; Edward Koldrowicz Green Bay

U S Internal Revenue Agents

Agent in charge-J F Reed: Wm Faller special employee; J A Graham clk

Inspector of Steam Vessels

(225 Government Bldg) Inspector of Hulls-Frank W Van Patten Asst Inspector of Hulls-T W Swift Inspector of Boilers-Wm A Collins Asst Inspector of Boilers-Perry N Knaggs

Clerk-L R Whitney

U S Engineer Office

River and Harbor Improvements on west shore of Lake Michigan, north of Chi- cago and the improvement of Fox and Wisconsin rivers and Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal. Maj W V Judson Corps of Engineers U S A officer in charge 406 Government bldg

Light House Establishment

Officer of Engineer Ninth District-Aids to Navigation on Lake Michigan- Officer in charge Maj W V Judson Corps of Engineers U S A 406 Govern- ment bldg

Light Houses

North Point Light lake shore north of city limits Georgia A Stebbins keeper Pier Light House ft of Erie .Wm Schroeder keeper Milwaukee Breakwater - Emil Tews keeper

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

U S Treasury Department

(201 Government Bldg)

James A Powers spec agt

U S Pension Agency

(216 Government Bldg)

Pension Agent-Edwin D Coe

Special Examination Division U S Pension Bureau

John R Grace Special Examiner 423 Gov- ernment bldg

U S Pension Boards

Dr D J Hayes pres; Dr F O Gillen sec; Dr H P Merville treas; meets every Wednesday 10 a m; 615-619 Wells bldg Dr Emil Wahl pres; Dr John J McGov- ern sec; Dr Ralph Elmergreen treas; meet Wednesdays 10 a m 601 Grand av Dr Wm J Cronyn pres; Dr W T Loch- emes treas; Dr G A Bading sec; meets Wednesdays 10 a m 424 Germania bldg

U S Weather Bureau

(416 Government bldg)

Inspector-Maj H B Hersey

Local Forecaster-W C Devereaux Assistant-J A Kimball Printer-D H Carr

Stenographer-R W Smith

Messengers-Howard M Dorr Harry J

Railway Man Service

F L Dickerman chief clk; H A Anderson asst chief clk office 425 Government bldg

U S Life Saving Station

Ingar Olson capt; Jones Island

U S Public Health Marine Hospital Service

W E Fox acting asst surgeon in charge Larkin 321, 77 Wisconsin

Recruiting Rendezvous for the U S Army

Lieut Philip Powers in charge 132 Grand av

Recruiting Rendezvous for the U S Navy

(507 Government Bldg)

Frank H Masgrove quartermaster in charge

National Home for D V S Northwest- ern Branch

Local Manager-John M Holley

Officers-Governor Col Cornelius Wheeler; treasurer Maj J E Armitage; surgeon Maj Oscar Chrysler; Q M Maj W W Rowley; C S Capt C O Collins; adjt and insp Capt H A Valentin; Protestant chaplain Rev E P Wright; Catholic chaplain Rev Michael J Huston; ma- tron Mrs Annie Knox

UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE

Postmaster-David O Owen

Assistant Postmaster-Christian Widule Secretary to P M-John P Owen

Superintendents-Mailing Division Je-

rome B Johnson; free delivery J P Wechselberg; money order Frank H Mayhew; registry Charles J Cumming; stamp custodian William Rickmeyer

BUSINESS HOURS POSTOFFICE

General Delivery 7 a m to 9 p m Stamp Window 7 a m to 6 pm Boxes-7 a m to 9 pm

Registry Div-9 a m to 9 p m. Money Orders 9 a m to 5 p m. Money Orders issued to 9 p m at Registry div

Postmaster's Room-9 a m to 5 p m

Sundays-General Delivery Carriers' De- livery and Stamp Windows 9 to 10 a m Holidays-General Delivery and Stamp Windows open till 10 a m. Morning delivery by carriers. Money Order and Registry Division closed

No delivery on Fourth of July and New Year's day Deliveries by Carriers-Carriers leave main office daily except Sunday at 7:30 9:30 and 11 a m; 12:30 and 2:30 p m for the business districts. For resi- dence districts 7:30 a m and 2:30 p m. Special evening delivery at principal ho- tels and morning newspaper offices Collections-From principal streets each two hours from 6 a m to 9 p m. From all other districts time of delivery

Station A

316 Reed. Fred Dannenfelser supt

All between the Menomonee River and Burnham and from the Lake west to 3d av. From 3d to 15th avs all south to city limits. From 15th av west to city limits all north of Mitchell also Layton Park addition and vicinity Na- tional av west to 30th av

Office open-7 a m to 6 p m; Sundays 9 to 10 a m

Mails arrive-6:15 7:30 11:20 a m and 12:45 2:30 and 6 p m; Sundays 7:30 a m Mails close-6:30 11:20 11:30 a m and

1:20 3:55 and 6:10 p m; Sundays 4 p m. Mails closing at 11:20 a m and 3:55 p m south and east are dispatched to railway trains direct

Deliveries-All carriers leave office at 8 a m 1:10 and 3 p m

Collections-Same time as deliveries. Ad- ditional collections in business district 6 and 9 p m; Sundays 4 and 9 p m

Station B

576 12th; Henry Janzer supt'

All north of Chestnut west of 7th to city limits

Office open-7:30 a m to 6 p m; Sundays 9 to 10 p m

Mails arrive-6:30 and 7:30 a m 12:45 and 2:30 p m ; Sundays 7:30 a m

Mails close-6:40 and 11:35 a m 1:15 and 6:30 p m

Deliveries-Carriers leave 8 a m 1:30 and 3 p m

Collections-Same time as deliveries. Ad- ditional collections in business district 6 and 9 p m; Sundays 4 and 9 p m

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Station C

Lloyd near 3d. John H Williams supt

Above No 500 on 2d to 7th to north city limits; from 7th east to line of railroad track and N Pierce

Office open-7:30 a m to 6 p m. Mails received delivered and collected same hours as at Station B

Station D

Kinnickinnic av s w cor Lincoln av; Ren L Estes supt

All south of Burnliam and east of 3d av from 3d to 15th avs all south of Lin- coln av

Office open-7 a m to 6 p m; Sundays 9 to 10 a mn

Mails arrive-6:30 a m; 1:30 3 p m

Mails close-11 a m; 5:30 7 p m

Sundays-Arrive 8 a m ; close 5 p m Deliveries-Morning and afternoon. Addi-

tional delivery in business section 4 p m

Collections-Same time as deliveries

Station E

Third cor Ring. H C Bahringer clerk in Charge

All north of Locust from 13th to Hum- boldt av

Office open-7 a m to 6 p m; Sundays 9 to 10 a m

Mails arrive-6:30 a m: 1:30 5 p m

Mails close-11 a m; 5:30 7 p m

Sundays arrive-8 a m; close 5 p m

Deliveries-Morning and afternoon

Collections-Same time as deliveries

West Allis Station

Cor Greenfield and 64th aves

Sub-Stations

No 1-Plankinton house H Allanson clk No 2-Cor Farwell av and North av Jos H Schmitt elk

No 3-1112 Teutonia av H F Steinert clk

No 4-2702 North av C Koerner Jr clk No 5-2629 Grand av Max J Goetz clk No 6-420 11th av Ernest M Krembs clk No 7-468 Mitchell Alfred L Klingelhoe- fer clk

No 8-1261 National av Otto B Graf clk No 9-426 Chestnut L H Kressin clk No 10-1099 34 Geo A Kremers clk

No 11-Chas Plambeck Jones Island No 12-2325 Vliet Jos P Nord clk

No 13-385 Ellen A W Biebesheimer clk No 14-24th and Forest Home av Wm H Dick clk

No 15-194 Ogden av A Spiegel clk

No 16-Brady and Farwell av Ed Kett- ler Jr clk

No 17-2630 Lisbon av H O Reinnoldt clk

No 18-2402 State G W Schneider clk No 19-600 Grand av Frank Robinson clk No 20-981 Booth Emil A Wegner clk No 21-2100 Wells Geo J Weigle clk No 22-619 E Water-J E Bornheimer clk

No 23-2101 North av O T Beeck clk No 24-Grove and National av Frank J Kuhnmuench clk

No 25-3426 North av Geo L Baldauf clk

No 26-Biddle and Van Buren S H Meadows clk

No 27-Downer av and Park pl Ernest Kettler clk

No. 28-1525 North av Carl T Mueller clk No 29-1118 Center st Martha Zarling clk

No 30-S E cor 35th st and Lisbon av Fred W Kemp clk

No 31-S W cor 11th and Wells sts Har- ry P Trayser clk

No 32-2668 Fond du Lac av Henry M Van Ells clk

No 33-840 Mitchel st Joseph L Pawlak clk

No 34-263 Mitchell st Joseph S Gaudyn- ski clk

RURAL MAIL DELIVERY ROUTES Route 1. Station D

Beginning at Sta. D south on Howell to Oaklahoma av, south on Howell rd to Cabeen cor and retrace, east on Oak- lahoma av to Clement av south on Cle- ment av to Folsom av, west on Folsom av to Logan av. and retrace to Clement av, south on Clement av to St. Francis rd, east on St. Francis rd to Chicago rd, south on Chicago rd to St. Francis flag sta, north to Thompson rd, east on Thompson rd to Packard rd, north to Lake Shore rd. northwest to Seminary and retrace, south on Lake shore rd to Dibley cor. west on College av to Old Chicago rd. northwest on Old Chicago rd to Nicholson rd, southwest and south to town line. west to Howell rd, north to Layton av. east to McNamara cor, north to Old College rd. southeast to Layton av. northwest to J B Cross cor, north to Oklahoma av. west 1/4 mile to Sta. D. R. M. Kearney, carrier.

Route 2. Station D

From Sta. D Kinnickinnic av and Lin- coln av south to Oklahoma av; west 1/4 mile; south to Howard av; north and ne to J Cabeen cor; south and se on Chi- cago rd to Schultz cor; north to How- ard av; east 1/4 mile; south to Chicago rd; west to Howell rd; north 3/8 mile; south to Layton av; west to Thomas rd; north to Howard av; east 1/4 mile and re- turn; north to Morgan av; west to New rd: south 2 miles to Layton av; west 1/2 mile and return west to Kilbourn rd; north to Nostler cor; west 12 mile and re- turn; north to Oklahoma av; east to Howell rd; north to Sta D; length of route 24 miles. Ernst. J Franke, sub- carrier.

Route 3. Station D

From Sta. D Kinnickinnic av and Lin- coln av south to Wahl st; west to Kil- bourn rd; south to Oklahoma av; west to Western av; south to Loomis rd; south- west to Smith rd; south to town line; east 1/4 mile and return; south 1 mile; east 5% mile and return; south to Star- gard cor; west to Colby rd: north to Loomis rd: northeast to Barloga cor; north to Janesville Plank rd; east to Western av; north to Wahl st; east to Howell rd; north to Sta. D: length of route 241/8 miles. John Wolfe, carrier.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Route 4. Station A

From Sta. A Reed cor National av south 1/2 mile; west to 22d av; south to Janesville rd; southwest to Root Creek P. O; east 34 mile and return; south to Basse's corner; west to school No 13; south 1 mile and return; north to Janes- ville rd; northeast to Root Creek corners; west 1/2 mile and return; north to Stelloh corner; east 1/2 mile and return; north to Lincoln av; east to Sta. A; length of Toute 2234 iniles. Nels Jensen, carrier.

Route 5. Station A

From Reed and National av west on National av to 40th av; south to Beloit rd; southwest to McGeoch cor; north 1/2 mile to Town line and return to Mc Geoch cor; southwest on Beloit rd to Beloit cor; south to James cor; west 3/4 mile and return to James cor; east 3/8 mile; west (return) 3/8 mile; south and southeast to Janesville rd; southwest to Greenfield garden; northeast to school No 3; north 1/8 mile; west 3/8 mile and return; north to Oklahoma rd; east 7/8 mile and return; north to Mukwonago rd; northeast on Mukwonago rd and east on National av to city limits; east to Sta. A; length of route 243/8 miles. John Dickert, carrier.

Route 6. Station B

From Sta. B 576 12th south on 12th and west on Vliet to Schiller; south on Schiller and return; west to 48th; north to Walnut 1/4 mile, northeast on West Park rd to corner of Lisbon rd and 43d; northwest on Lisbon rd and west on North av 7/8 mile; east return on North av to Lisbon rd 1/2 mile; northwest to 49th and north on 49tl; south to Lisbon rd 1/2 mile; northwest on Lisbon rd to Kocher's corner; west to school No 7; north northwest and north to Storm cor- ner; north 3/8 mile; south return; west to county line south to Butler P O; east to school No. 7; south to Swan corner; east to city limits; south 1 mile; east and southeast to Sta. B; length of route 247/8 miles. L D Spangenberg, carrier

Route 7. Station E

From Sta. E 3d cor Ring northwest on Greenbay and Atkinson avs to Teuto- nia av; northwest on Teutonia av 3/8 mile, south on Teutonia av to Keefe av 13/8 miles; west on Keefe av to Hopkins rd 1/2 mile; northwest on Hopkins rd to Marion st; southwest and south on 39th to Fond du Lac rd; southeast on Fond du Lac rd to Burleigh corner; west to 42d and return 2 blks east 1/2 mile; north to Fond du Lac rd; northwest on Fond du Lac rd to Geisenfeldt; south to Watkins corner; west to the old Fond du Lac rd; northwest on the old Fond du Lac rd to section line rd; north 1/4 mile and return 1/2 mile; northwest on the old Fond du Lac rd to Sumner corner; west to Kaun residence; east to Etzel corner; south to Ferris corner east 1 mile; south to Mauer

residence and return; east to 39th; north northeast and east to Hopkins rd; south- east on Hopkins rd to Keefe av; east on Keefe av to Teutonia av; southeast on Teutonia av to Ring; east on Ring to Sta. E; length of route 2434 miles. Ed- ward Grober, carrier.

Route S. Station E.

Beginning at Sta. E, northwest on Greenbay rd to Allerding cor; east to Washington rd; south to Lake st; east 5/8 mile; north to Berthelet and retrace; east, angling across bridge to Oakland av; north 5/8 mile; south, retrace to Ma- rion st; east on Marion st to Stowell av; south on Stowell av to Lake st; west on Lake st to Oakland av; south 3/8 mile; east to Prospect pl; south to Keefe av; west on Keefe av to Oakland av; east to Lake Shore rd; northwesterly on Lake Shore rd to Hampton av; west to Hum- boldt av; south 1/2 mile and retrace; west 1/2 mile; north 1/2 mile; east to Lake Shore rd; northwest on Lake Shore rd 5% mile; west 12 mile; north 13/4 miles east to railroad; west to Blanken- berg corner; southerly on Washington rd to Hampton av; east 1/4 mile; south- east on River rd to Lake st; west ang- line across bridge and north to Berthelet; south, east, southeast and south on Hum- boldt av to Keefe av; west on Keefe av to Richards st; south on Richards st and west to Sta. E; length. 2434 miles. Grah- am Scott, carrier.

Postage in the United States

First Class-Written or sealed letters or packages 2 cts per oz. Postal cards 1 ct each

Second Class-Newspapers and periodi- cals for publishers and news agents 1 et per pound; for others 1 ct each 4 ozs

Third Class-Other printed matter in- cluding photographs 1 ct each 2 ozs; limit of weight 4 lbs

Fourth. Class-All other reliable matter including merchandise etc subject to ex- amination 1 ct per oz; limit of weight 4 lbs

Postage to Foreign Countries

Mexico and British North American Provinces except Newfoundland U S rates

Postal Union Countries-Including all of Europe and most foreign countries; Letters 5 cts per 1/2 oz; postal cards 2 cts; registration 8 cts; printed matter photographs and engravings 1 ct each 2 oz; samples 2 cts for 4 ozs and 1 ct each additional oz. Samples of merchandise not over 83/4 ozs or 12x8x4 ins may be sent to France Great Britain Belgium or Switzerland. Books and other printed matter for Germany or Great Britain must not measure over 2 ft by 1 ft

Note-All mail passing between the United States and Porto Rico Guam and Philiphine Islands Cuba and Havana or between the island possessions of the United States require only domestic rates

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Money Orders-Fees

Domestic-For orders for sums not ex- ceeding $2.50 3 cts; over $2.50 and not exceeding $5.00 5 cts; over $5.00 8 cts; over $10.00 10 cts; over $20.00 12cts; over $30.00 15 cts; over $40.00 18 cts; over $50.00 20 cts; over $60.00 25 cts; over $75.00 and not exceeding $100.00 30 cts

Foreign- For orders for sums of $10.00 or less 10 cts; over $10.00 20 cts; over $20.00 30 cts; over $30.00 40 cts; over $40:00 50 cts; over $50.00 60 cts; over $60.00 70 cts; over $70.00 80 cts; over $80.00 90 cts; over $90.00 and not exceeding $100.00 $1.00

Registry Fec

All first third fourin class matter may be registered at 8 cts in addition to postage. Mail for registration is received by carriers in residence delivery districts

General Information

Request Envelopes in quantities of 500 or more are furnished without extra charge for printing. Misdirected En- velopes will be redeemed at face value of stamps. Postal Cards are not re- deemable. Special Delivery Letters must be prepaid by 10 ct special delivery stamp in addition to regular postage. Letters once prepaid will be forwarded free on request. Third and fourth class matter cannot be forwarded without ad- ditional payment

Caution to Correspondents

Write all addresses plainly. Write name of state in full. For small offices give name of county. Give correct name and number of street for carrier delivery of- fices. Register all valuable letters. All letters should contain addresses of writer outside. Do not open letters wrongly de- livered to you. Wrap and tie the pack- ages securely. Third and fourth class matter will be detained unless fully pre- paid. Add business occupation to address of letters which may not otherwise be de- livered to the right person. Provide re- ception boxes for mail when practicable. Don't delay carriers needlessly. Com- plaints should be made to the postmaster promptly. Blanks will be furnished for statement of particulars in case of loss. Envelopes of delayed letters should ac- company complaints

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, city directory, 1907, Part 3

Author: Publication date: 1907 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 1804

Author:
Publication date: 1907
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 1804