The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26
MAYORS COURT.

m"yor evans ulSpoScu OF the follow
ing cases in his court yesterday:
). ). Spencer, disorderly conduct, was
fined SO.
George Griffin, disorderly conduct. re-
ceived q similar reminder of the laws
power. He had also to pay 25 cents for
drayage to the station house
j. NJ. Wigmorc, committing q null
sance at tho market house, forfeited So
collateral.
j.. A.. Foutz, disorderly conduct on
railroad avenue, got the usual dose for
that offense in that locality-S5.
e. &c. Hull, was guilty of similar Of
tense on Railroad avenue with like re-
suit.
Rufus Williamson, engaged in n fra
cas- at tho market house Monday; and
when arrested by Sanitary Inspector
McFalls, disputed that officials right to
make the arrest. and finally assaulted
Mctails. The hearing in his case was
postponed until tomorrow morning.
Harry Iluddlestone, barkccper in n
saloon on Railroad avenue, assaulted Il
negro with bottle who sought to get
his tanglefoot FREQ ON Monday night.
Ills conduct Injured TO the benefit OF the
city to the extent of 81.
Ed. Harvey and William Harris in
dulSed in smuggling match at the depot
yesterday morning, and ii cost them -
each.
James Trent occupied the attention
of the court for an hour or more in eX-
planning why he tried to kill II. O.
Walker with Ratchet. His eXplana-
ton was not satisfactory to his honor,
who fined Trent 81.
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Salem and Roanokc.
Whatever may be the fate OF some of
the boom towns. IL seems certain that
Salem and Roanoke. now growing rap
idly together, will bc tbs industrial
center OF Southwest Virginia. which is
N.''t44i'N w w bil' IltutSb nOFLlOn CT
Virginia. if not of the South. Beautiful
for situation in the picturesque Valley
of the Roanoke, the Gateway to the
great coal and iron region. Salem has
advantages not surpassed by those of
any city in Virginia. 1t is only a oues-
ton of short time when she will have
both the Baltimore and Ohio and Roa-
nokc and Southern. The Salem and
Southwestern and road to the rich ore
fields of Craig county are projected
That Salem is admiral bly, situated to be-
come great railway and manufacture
ing center is evident: and its manifest
advantages as point for iron and steel
works, factories, general business de-
lightful homes, and profitable invest
ments have attracted the attention OF
the best business men OF many States
and given a wonderful impetus TO it's
substantial growth into large city. A
rare opportunity to invest in inside
propcrvy-the most valuable in tho city
will be afforded at tho great sale by
the Salem Improvement Company, De-
cember 18th and 18TH. Mr. J. W. r.
Allcmong. President, will send map and
pamphlet OF 80 pages free.