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October 13.1906 Echo, page 1.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
... .Lucien Myrtle Gex applying for license for Gex Saloon, comer of Goodchildren & Hancock Streets.... ....among signees...Albert Heitzmann....Edward Heitzmann___
November 10.1906
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 4. Also: 11/17/06 p4c4; 11/24/06 p4c4;12/l/06p4c4.
Liquour License Petition for John Bangard to open a bar on the comer of Kellar & RR, opposite the L&N Depot. Among the signees:....
...Albert Heitzmann....
....George Heitzmann....
April 27.1907
Sea Coast Echo, Bay St Louis, MS, page 4, column 1.
Mr. And Mrs. Albert Heitzmann are receiving the congratulations of their friends on the advent of their first-born, a girl baby, whose arrival dates since Sunday morning.
(Lillian)
May 25.1907
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 2.
On Sunday, at the Church of Our Lady of the Gulf, the ceremony of christening the infant daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Albert Heitzmann—Lillian Laura—took place, with Miss Ida Laurent and Mr. Leon Favre as sponsors. After the ceremony, Mr. And Mrs. Heitzmann entertained a number of their friends most pleasantly in celebration of the event. Among those present were the following named: Messrs. Sidney Manieri, Tom and Ernest Quintini, Mrs. John Monti, Mrs. Claude Monti, Mrs. Albert Monti, Mr. And Mrs. Julian Pierre, Mr. O. Pierre, Misses I.A. and F. Laurent, Mr. Leon Favre, Misses Lillian and Maggie Heitzmann, Mr. J. Relford of New Orleans, Miss Rosie Egan of New Orleans, Mr. And Mrs. George Rodolph, Miss Katie Rodolph, Miss John Dillman, Mrs. Frank Dillman and daughters, Mr. Ed Heitzmann, Miss Teresa Sanford, Mrs. Lamulle and Miss Delphine Lamulle, Miss Lillian Rodolph, Miss Ruth Heitzmann, A. Heitzmann, V. Laurent.
October 5.1907
Sea Coast Echo, page 4.column 4.
Petition for Liquor License for Louis Natlale Clement Spotomo, a male person over the age of 21 years, and a resident of said city, do hereby apply to your honorable body to grant me a license in my name, to sell and retail in any quantity vinous, alcoholic, malt, intoxicating or spirituous liquors at my place of business located on Front Street, in said city, and known as “Hancock Saloon”, upon my compliance with the laws.......
Your petitioners whose signatures are here undersigned, respectfully show that each and everyone is a legal and qualified voter of the city of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi and a resident of said city and each of us do hereby recommend Louis Natale Clement Spotomo...receive a license.......(AMONG THE SIGNATORIES):
Albert Heitzmann.......George Heitzmann........Eddie Heitzmann........George Rodolph....James Heitzmann..........
Note: James is likely Jacob. Jcain.
October 12.1907
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 3.
Circuit Court during the week affirmed the decision of Judge Breath’s court, in which case Heitzmann vs. Dillman, the fine of $25 and costs of court was imposed on Mrs. F. Dillman. The affirmation was made in the refusal to grant hearing of the appeal.........
November 9,1907
Sea Coast Echo, page 4, column 2.
Albert Heitzmann, present proprietor of the Dillman bakery, is planning with Contractor Gardebled for a new bakery building and residence, to cost about $1500, and to be located in Citizen Street, on the site occupied by the Rudolph oyster place. The young man is industrious and ambitious, and his efforts should be encouraged.