The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-10

June gth. a- guests Ol the college.
Major Gaines moved that the invita-
ton be accepted and when this board
finally adi0urns lido soto meet at Blacks
burg ON the gih of June next.
After lengthy discussion President
Koincr suggested that fhc matter be
laid over until to-day, which, on motion
of Major sutheriin, was agreed io
JUDGE oHATTAN.
judge Grauan. the Commissioner OF
Immigration was asked 10 give view of
Dis work and The state of tlc htld %
immigration HE sad hc bad been
through Missouri. Iowa and Minnesota
The prospect of immigration from these
sections is not as bright as among the
states east of lhe Mississippi Those
who are tired of living there are turning
their eyes toward Tennessee and Nir
ainia. The new State of Washington
is strong competition, though
there viii hc number
of immigrants hcrc from beyond Che
Mississippi Many of these people wiz
visit virginia 90 attend the national
meeting OF Thinkers which viii Doe held
i'm the Valley This summer Many OF
them will come purpo-ely 90 look at Nir-
rinia lands. and u IS urged That the
county AGENTS Doe present at This great
meeting ON Iune l9th. with their maps.
n,,nnLlefs statistics. de- ready 90 sch
band and throw out every possible in-
ducement for them to buy.
Tbe li.f OF county agents is comnlcie.
and they are aH working diligently
The ilea is tO send 10 every enquirer OF
,qrfy likely to purchase hand the State
pamphlet. giving the geographical dis
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anon, thou, the University of virginia
Riqr[.biry COLLEGE. &C.. and land advcr-
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sufficient To pay 'he cost "l lh' paper. .
'n "J and nav tbc nnbli.hcr. of These
4, l.,orr ,o,,.rs "a 5n rer fhousand to
fold and mail thcm with their own pa.
ner. Enumeration cannot come I'm "a
,nrfv n take. time for pe0ple o. make
their ARRANGEMENTS Ills only fear WA.
fhaf when IL lew emiglanfs come te "a
county. The land holders would jump up
prices and thus stop the incoming of
these farmers
Authorization of Mr. Koinci Judge
Grt tan said shat. with the concurrence
ol the board. his next trip would hc
North. to Castle Garden. and see the
Scandinsyians aud explain to them what
elias. of people Virginia wanted. They
were hardy. economical. Weu-behavcd /
people were GOOD laborer.. and at the
low price of land here 10 would .
NOT be long before iheg could own their .
own farm. His intention was 10 return .
through Pennsylvania In - section where .
many of these people settle. and where .
they live ON higb.pricel lana which i, .
no more productive than the low priced .
lands of (irripia
THE MATTER DISC D99LD.
Mr. Lyncan said that these people
should have the descriptive report SEM
to the home. Of those people I'm Europe
in tbeir own lanpnaro They mist have
REMUNERATION tiel,,fs direct 10 the point
where thew intend settling. and then Xir-
ginia must he ready so receive them. for
II one denreca'ory letter j. sent back %
will fv far and wide. and VIRGINIA woud
YET mo- more immigration from that see.
lion OF Europe
Mr.. Brown said we should get The pco-
ple from the Netherlands for our low
COMMITTEES pconlc from Switzerland for
the mountains and other people for the
valley lie had him.rN hroutht 10 his
farm thirty pcrsou. Treuchmeu and
Poles. and they proved GOOD workers
and had heroine attached 10 the farm
Hundreds of these people were passing
over the Northwestern Aihoad going
West
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,oard be- requested to furnish tbe Com
missioner of Agriculture with the class
lnd description of immigrants that arc
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