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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10
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JOSEPH RUSSELL, Deiendsn

Action brought for debt. Compls Mt
fled in my effiee and summons issued
The Territory Of Arizona sends
greeting to Joseph Russell. Defen-
dant.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired TO appear ut my Office in Pre-
cIuct No. one. County of Coebiss.
Territory of Arizona. 90 answer the
complaint of plaintiff now on file ia my
Office. within FIVE days should this
summons be served upon you in this
precinct; II served upon you withous
this precinct. but within this county.
ten days; otherwise within twenty days
exclusive of the day of serviee) from
the day this summons is served upon
you.
This action is brought TO recover q
judgment against you for the sum OF
one hundred and ninety dollars al
legged to be due plaintiff for board, to
which reference is had in complaint,
on file in my Office, and costs of salt
and you are hereby notified that
should you fail to appear and answer
within the time stated IN this summons
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
judgment against you for said de
mand and all costs.
Given under my hand at my Office
in said PrecInct this 18th day Of An.
cnsf. 1880.
NAT HAWKE,
Jnstice Of the Peace,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Reports from the Omega mine, So
nora, say that everything is running
smoothly and successfully.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

We have have received the first car
load OF large consignment OF Wheat,
WHICH we retail at sI.75 per JOG i'
Nstf CocHfsE II. & T. Co.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

The vote for sheriff in Pima county
is tie.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

There were but ten votes cast at
Rucker wheref forty had been expected.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

G. E. Brady, the pioneer dairy man
viii deliver milk anywhere in the city
at reasonable rates during the winter.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Peter Brady will have 500 majority
for joint councilman.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Ross mine polled Is votes about
evenly divided, excepting that Smith
for delegate gets nearly all Of them.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

ID. NJ. Osborne Mowers and Rakes
and Halliday Wind-mills at Woleott's.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Subscribe TOR and ad0e,tise
IN tie PROSPECTOR. Ehe
onLy Daily IN Coehise onnt1,
and tie only one yeeei0fns
Press Dispatches. Circulation
a0H]s that of any taper IN
4rzsona
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

T. F. Hudson, who has been under
the weather for some weeks. came in
to-day from his ranch.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

The base bail boys returned at ,
a'clock this morning from Bisbee,
pretty well chilled through.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Full returns from Pima county give
Cheyney majority.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Choice Eastern Dried Apples and
Dried Raspberries at wolcott's. 1851
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Justice Perrin was reelected justice
Of the peace at Bisbee by 6 votes.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

Mrs. Gallen has opened fine, new
stock of Ladies' Misses and Childreas'
Bonnets and Hats, both trimmed and
untrimmed. She also has very at
tractiye line OF novelties in ladies'
wear. Gi9 I'm.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10
Baesien-. Arsica sasse

so<es, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tsstsr
Chopped Hands, ChifbiHins. Corns, and all skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles OF no pay
CURED. It is gaarsnteedto give perfest szt3tfsc
Iion or money refunded Price. IS cents per bon
co. ~ 4
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10
wsSrED-sEm ALE sgLp.

NA>TED-A GIRL TO 20 GENERAL
w houssv1siI Apply Al the. Psst OEes.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

TOR sALg-CUT FLOWERS AND PoT
4 P!suts-Wm. Braueh has slxsys On band
a superb collection for sale fer all ocsssioIs.
Corner Fulton and S-csBd streets. II
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10

The cry OF the orators during the
recent campaign, that q delegate
should be elected who is in sympathy
with the administration, was .seeded
by the voters, who returned Mark
Smith TO the House which has l35 to
40 democratic majority The voters
were not near sighted.
The Tombstone Baseball club played
! at Bisbee yesterday and at the end OF
the seventh innings the game was
called on account of the rain. The
score stood a 10 in favor OF our boys.
They had a cold ride back and did
not reach home till = o'clock this
morning.
louis Ezekiels has completed his
saw min ia sIre Santa Catalina noun
tains, about twenty miles from the
Mammoth mine, and will supply that
camp with lumber at the rate Of $40
per thousand feet. The saw mill will
start up as soon as Mr. Ezekiels can
have logs hauled to the MILL Her
aid.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10
MONS,

In the Justices Court Of Precinct No
/, County Of Cochise, Territory oi
Arizona.
Before Nat Hawke, a Justice OF the
peace.
Ow GEISENHoFER,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-10
PARTIAL RETURNS ELECTION COUNTY.

NAMES OF OFFICES AND CANDIDATES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF PETERS
BURG'S POSTOFFlCe.

Knights Templar Festivities az AleNan-
dria-Rea.sessment Of Danvilie Prop
erty-A Centenarian in Henry-rrom
Many Points.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Mar 2S.-. Special F.
The Old Dominion Commandery. No. II.
Knights Templar, were inspected tonight
by Gen. John =. :. Goblin. Of Pennsy lyania,
most eminent grand master and comman-
der-in-chief: Grand Recorder VIM. b.
lsaacs. Of Richmond. and Past Grand Mas
ter James II. Hopkins At the banquet
which followed We're present, besides two
hundred ladies, Knights from Richmond,
Lynchburg, Norfolk aud Washington.
The police are now "runniug in" small
boys for stealing rides on the freight trains.
There have been several narrow escapes
since young Irayers got his arm mashed
OF. These urchins are generally given
spanking az the sfati0n-h0use. The mothers
oillclate with Captain Webster as OnlOoker.
Leesburg Lodge OF Pythians visited Orien-
tal Lodge tonight and were entertained 40
q banquet no Brlfs. II was an enjoyable
affair. SD the visitors said.
People living along the L0ud0un road are
netiiioning the Richmond and Danyilie for
another train 90 run mp at night AID return
at an early hour in the morning
Several hundred ashingtOnans look
this way for summer homes. They go up as
far as Herndon and Farmwell.
There has been quite q boom IN land sales
along this line since the beginning OF the
year. Around Curtins Springs aud Falls
Church 10 takes the nature OF building lots
These sell for 500 and upwards, ON easy
terms, and cottages are erected at n cost OF
$500 and upwards. 10 is "A healthy and
pleasant region I'm which 20 spend the sum-
mer. months. The scenic attractions and
social advantages are inducements, and 10 Is
thought that with the moderate c0mmuta-
ton rates and am extra train. several hundred
more families will locate there this summer.
10 is believed that the petition will be
granted.
There is some talk of the liremCn's Con-
Neni'on. which meets here in June. IL is
t0 have a parade, and commit
tee has already been selected TO further the
arrangements.
Rev Mr. James 81. NOurse is preparing 90
move his family tO Elizabeth. Nd.
John Muse, farmer living near Farm /
we'll. raiTuty iell from load of hay, and |
was severely hurt
Dir. William Glove, of I0udOun. is dead. |
Curtis b. Graham died in Washington TO-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
shad Becoming Plcntifui-Quite e Nuni-
her Of Interesting Personals.

ber Of Interesting Personals.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Mar 2s.-'sps-
cal. -shad are now becoming plentiful
and large hauls are reported daily from the
various fisheries on James river. near here.
koan & Co.. on the Kings Mil shore. DO
thriving business. and catch only the large
shad for the Washington and Philadelphia
market.
LicutcnantCOlol ". a. B0ykn, Of The
Fifth Maryland regiment. was registered at
spencor's Hotel yesterday. The Colonel
was here ON mercantile business.
Mr. George J.. Beale. who has been con-
lined to his home Tor some time. is better.
Mr. llenngham Harrison. who has been
extremely ill with pneumonia, is said % Ne
much better, and hopes are entertained of
his speedy recovery.
Among our recent hotel arrivals is Mrs.
J. r. Ihacker, wife of Professor Ihlcker. Of
Yale COLLEGE
The season is now nearly upon as when
our city is daily visited hy crowds of sight
-eers from Old Point and Newport News.
They almost invariably take "a hack and
visit jamestown Island, which is distant
seven miles.
Dr. John Clopton. who leaves the asylum
On the 18th Oi April bias been appointed
physician on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way, on the part from Richmond t0 old
Point.
Mr.. IOpham, the new engineer Of the asy-
lum, whose family now resides in Mancnos-
ter, will in "a short time remove them 90 this
city. Mr.. I0pham likes his new place very
We'll, and seems 90 De- giving general salts
faction 90 the asylum authorities.
Mrs. John :. Charles, Jr., wife OF The
principal of our white public schools, has
Just returned from q lengthy visit TO liamp-
ton and vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
GORDoNsVlLLE GOSSIP.
Burial of ". Preston Graves Complaint
About Railroad schedule.

About Railroad Schedule.
GonDoNsyILLE. Mar. special.
The community has been panied to hear
within in a few days past of the death Of
Nr w. Preston Graves. of the Barb0urs-
Vile uclghhOrh00d. lle bad been iu de-
clnln- health for a year past and in the
early winter went South boo fhe hope that Doe
might Doe benefited by the milder climate.
he. however. grew steadily worse and died
m Augusta, Ga. on sunday. His re-
mains were brought on 90 bis old home and
were there laid t0 rest 0n Tuesday. Mr.
Graves WAS "a lr0ilef-lu-llW of the Rev. l..
d. DargIn. Ol Charleston, =. G., who came
on with the remains. Tie was "a young man
0l line promise and tuc sympathy of The
community goes 0ut 90 the family in their
hergni Dmrnt.
Rev. 4. =. Scott. native of this county.
hut now pasforof the Baptist Church in
NeWDerry. =. C.. has resigned his charge
there. and VIII enter upon the pastoral care
~ the Baptist Church in WaueutOn. Va.
on the first sunday in April. Mr.. scott was
one time pastor of the NenaDle-street
Church in Richmond.
There ls much complaint here of the pres
emit schedule ON iLc Chesapeake and Ohio
road. The running Of the trains under it
even I they were ever on time would De
most inc0nieniont. For example: 10 is not
possible 90 go % Charl0ttesyille-tw twenty
one milc5-and return the same day. And
i0r longer distances ID is, of course, Worse.
But t0 add lO the inconvenience. the trains
from the West are usually ir0m one and a
hlii iO three hours late. So that there is no
teliin. when passengers going East-say
To- Richmond will get Oh.
The railroad authorities should have suili-
clent consideration for persons living along
the line 0f their road 90 run 40 least one
train in tWenty-l0ur hours tO suit their con-
Yenence. Every body complains OF the pre-
emit schedule. and it is 10 De hoped it will
not last lOuZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

A difficulty occurred on Monday evening.
near the store oi William 4. lcrr0w. on the
Lynchburg and Campbell Courthouse turn
pike. The parties were libbs white man.
and John Miller a negro. IibDs shot Miller
with pistol. the bail entering the breast
and ranging around.
The }. +. ll0uck Tanning Company will
place large force OF hands 10 work erecting
additional buildings 10 their already large
tannery at IaTisOnbnrg. Hundreds Of
thousands Of brick Will have t0 Doe burned
and placed in the walls ana stacks.
There are no present l.lZl oven, In the
Flat Top coke region OF West Virginia.
practically an of which are in blast, and
-Di building and contracted for.
The Shenandoah and kanlNha Iron and
Coal Company has made arrangements i0
BEGIN at once the erection oi TWO lVAtOn
capacity blast furnaces, a pipe foundry and
a rolling mill al WaynesDOrO.
The oreenbrier Canning Company has
contracted with the farmers in the vicinity
ofLewisburg, West Virginia. for seyenty-nse
acres Of land, 10 be planted ln tomatoes.
corn and peas. forty-tw0 acres viii De de-
voted 10 tomatoes, twenty weight 10 corn and
dye 10 peas.
The staye factory Of Mr. Brown Ruebush.
near Cross Keys. was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night. including machinery ANA
material. Loss about $1,000.
The Buena Vista Advocate has been en-
larged 90 an eieht-cOlumn paper to meet the
demands Ol the rapidly growing city.
The public schools OF liarris0nburg Will
continue seven aud half months the present
term, but some departments OF the white
school will continue several weeks longer.
Mr.. Thomas lempleton Was seriOusl,
hurt while working with ran near Clnch
I pOrt last sunday. lie was caught between
/ a log and tree. pr. Wallace says he vii
recover.
The Halifax Record SAYS: "LYnchbur.
seems 10 be entering upon boom OF sta
blllty and permanence. None OF your spas
mode, wildcat b0oms. but real. solid, in
tripsic-value boom. Many big enterprise
have been organized aud are IN operation
and many others are being developed an'
will soon be assured facts
The work Of LAYING the track OF ih
I.ynchburg and Durham has now reacbe
IfyrO river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
WAITED FROM WYTHEvlLLE.
Isanhoe improvements satisfactory IA
perienee Of Electric Plants.

NAIHEYuIE. NA.. Mar. u.s. Special. r.
4 land and improvement company has been
organized and chartered 40 lyanhoe, the
present terminus Of the Cripple Greek Rail-
road, and lhe future junction Of that road
with the North Carolina branch. come Ct
ing The Norfolk and Western with the adj
kin VALLEY road Mr. j. l.. Van D0ren, Of
lyanhOe. is president OF the company, and
Mr. Sealey, OF New York, is secretary and
treasurer. II is backed by considerable
northern capital
The several Gland and development CONF
pauies." recently organized In Nytheyille.
have bought up much OF the best lands lying
IN and around the town. and will pat them
on the market at reasonable prices. d0nat-
ing sites for manufacturing and other en-
terprises.
The whole OF southwest Virginia is boom
ing. The citizens Of this section begin o.
understand and appreciate her marvellous
mineral timber and agricultural wealth,
and are wide awake and ready for the com.
ing wave Of enterprise and prosperity
while capitalists are pouring in 90 invest
their money aud reap rich haryests.
The electric plants, both arc and mean
descent, recently put in operation in Wythe
vile. have proved very successful, and give
perfect satisfaction.
BetweeBa hundred and ifty and two hun
ired thousand dollars worth OF real estate
changed hands in Mytheville last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
PETERSBURG POINTS.
The Postohice improvement Confirmed
by Bishop Randolph.


PETERSBURG. Va. Mar. 2s.-l special. F.
Mrs Kate Ahidgc. residing on Halifax
street, while descending a flight Of stairs.
slipuod and fell forward. breaking her aem.
Postmaster suth Boiling has just returned
home from Washington, where be has been
t0 confer with tine p0stoiico authorities
about The proposed improvement at the
postoillco in this city. Postmaster Boiling
says that Congressman Ncnlhle was doing
aii in hi, power tO secure tho appropriation
fort the enlargement Of the u0~tolicg build
ing here. and that p0stmastCr-6aneral
W anamaker was anxious that The people
Of Petersburg should have the very best
postal facilities. II the appropriation is
made. "a south wing viii De added tO the
building. which will be- used as private
offices for the postmaster, and the office.
now occupied hy that official viii be turned
into the postoiiice proper. ~ Is proposed
after the contemplated improvements have
been made. to keep the post0lice open af
all hours of the day and night fort the Con-
ycniencc of the public. This is what our
business men have long wanted.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph administered the
rite cf confirmation at 81. paurs Episcopal
Church, at ourry Courthouse. a few davs
ago. To- five persons.
Mrs. Nora Davis and Mrs Sophia Davis.
Of Richmond. are i'm the city, ON visit TO
Mrs. Irving Brown.
The ,urry Lumber Company have just
finished six dry kilns. which increases their
capacity for driving lumber to 10000
feet per day. They have also
put In new machinery. which makes
their capacity Tor cutting lOO.OM feet OF
lumber per day. I'm addition to the above
improvements, the company have put up am
electric plant with which their whole mill
and the village of Dendon is lighted. The
company have two drodgc, at work af scot
land digging out the river at that point, so
as 20 increase their shipping capacity.
Captain r. a. Young. supervisor at cen-
sus for the second district of Virginia, is
now engaged getting ready for the taking
OF the census OF bis district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

DO yOu wish tO make a safe infcsimenty
n s0, address Captain T.. ID. -tarke. presi-
dent. or William loNcn,tsin, secretary. on
n. b. Dhaiiu * Co. agent, of the River
View Improvement Company. which is 10
Gated in the fa.f-groWlng west end OF Rich
mO9d This lana company Is Incorporated
under the laws Oi Virginia. .nl have con-
tlacfcd with ihc Richmond L lni)n rassen-
ger Railroad Company tD run rs ears. with
in four months. through this beautiful adj
diti0n. thus giving quick communication TO
aii parts Of our city iDr Eve cents fare.
Parilcs buying stock of this company. or
lots, win double their Investments ia the
ua4r future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
GATHERED AT GREENSBORO.
Movement of state CoIleges-The March
of Industry.

GREENSBORO, y. c., March 2S.-lspe-
cial. The movement OF our state colleges
from their country surroundings, where
they have so long pursued the even tenor Of
their way. seems likely 10 continue until
they have all reached some commercial or
social centre. A generation ago the idea
nppermost in the mind Ofth0se regarded the
best authority 0n the subject was TO build
high schools and big schools as far away
from the elements OF moral and social dis
= patton as possible. There was not a
mire striking illustration Of this no.
ton than The location OF Judge Pear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29

for Louisville. with corps Of surgeons and
surgical appliances The colonel also
carried 1000 bon case ~ relieve the imme-
diaie wants Of the destitute Of suffering.
THE TORNADO IL GEORGIA.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Mar. 2s.-Re-
ports reached here this morning that a tor
nadO struck Graysyille. Ga. town eigh-
teen miles south Of this place last night,
shortly after midnight. The people were
sleeping aud were terribly frightened.
The roof was blown Oh the large Touring
mills. Two houses were blown down. and
several narrow escapes are reported.
Every house anl outhuilding on the AVS
brook plantation was blown down. At this
hour. 70 is impossible 90 learn whether any
body has been killed or not.
sHtNrEs And IIsHBOATs SUNK.
CAIRO. Ill. Mar 2s.-The gale here last
night ON fLc river front sank several shanties
and iishh0aie on the Ohio river. and rem
dered navigation almost impossible. ln the
city DO blew down one frame house from its
foundation into the water. No one was
burt The gale blew at the rate Of sixty
miles an hour.
At MIL Creek five houses and several
barns We're blown down, and a Mrs. Hart
line ard a child were severely hurt.
so Metropolis the tornado unrO0fed and
Otherwise damaged about two hundred
houses among them the courthouse and
bank and Judge Milkcy's residence. one
person was killed and several hurt.
AT GALLATIN.
CALLATIN. Tenn. Mar. 2s.-The worst
storm that ever visited this section passed
over this city last night Two miles from
Ga.iafin houses were blown down. The
br.eh residence Of John liibbett was COM
pleloly blown away. The walls icll
in and killed an eighteen months
old boy or John Ilihbctt; also boy twelve
wears old. SON of Pal0 l0ngiOrd. liibbett
is dying. and hi. wife is horribly manglcd.
lho town is nearly wild. Ailer sweeping
up Roganna, the Storm King began ite
dreadful march. 10 took a northeast course.
aud for twenty-five miles carried everything
iu front of ii. All houses beyond BicdsOc.
uD tO lnlia. Macon county. have been blown
into atoms. and one hundred people are Grip
pied iu that section, and are under care #
doctors. Alcn. women and children are in
20 terrible condition. Al Kind, 0fum0rs are
anOlt. C0mmunIcstOn.by telephone is cut
00.
SYMPATHY FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Mar. 20.-The telegraph. CONE
monfuI 0u ihe disaster no Louisville and
elsewhere 0n The Ohio river, says. ut is our
sole consolation that We can 100 least give
our money t0 help the ruined and homeless
OTHER REPORTS OF DAMAGE.
EVANSVILLE. lND. Mar. 2s.-Ihe gale Of
last might began in this vicinity about j.30
j.. ~. and continued all night with small
abatements. The damage along the river
front WAS not as severe as might have been
expected AS far as known no lives were
lost Doe ihis city. Several stores and houses
were more lf less damaged.
A report rlm oiuey. IT,, says that build-
inl5 there were greatly damaged. bat DO
lives lost. Carmi and Nashville. Ill.,, are re-
porilda badly damaged also. 10 is report
od that 20 train on the Louisville and Nash
willie at -obrce, ky.. was blown from the
track and two persons killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
DOlNGS At OANVlLLE.



DANYuIE. VA. Mar. 2s.- special -
Mrs. Lucy eliminate, whose home is at
Fies-boro. in Henry county. has reached
ihe age of one hundred, she having been
born March %. 1900. and on the 2iih instant
fae event was celebrated iu grand style.
children. grandchildren, great grandchil-
drrn and numerous friend. gathered 40 the
0.d iaiy'a home % congratulate hcr, and She.
being bale and hearty. received them in
grand style.
bee completion of ile work of the new
assessor shows that tAe value of real estate
belonging to white people in this city is
s2.s,3,ill; value 0f buildings belonging tO
whites. s.. Z>j3j; real estate belonging 90
cOl0red. S,l.IH: value OF cOlOred peoples
buildings, Sli,l2O. Total assessment, Sj.-
ll092s.
An organized gang OF small col0rrd
thieves are creating q great deal OF trouble
among Market street and other small
dealers. and the police, SO far. have failed to
catch them
Robert Al. Brown. "a brakeman on the
Virginia Midland Railway. was seriously
hurf at Chatham lastnlght by being crushed
between a moving car and the depot plat
form. lie was brought 90 the Home tor the
Sick. in this city where be lies in a critical
condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-29
The Hotel at Glasgow.

GLASGOW CITY. Va. Mar. 2s- Special.
The location for the hotel Of large capacity
20 be butt here and completed Boy the last Of
June by the ROckbIidge Company was se-
locted by the officers OF ihe company this
morning, and the foundation contractors,
H0iberstadt < stewart. of Richmond, Will
begin the work Monday m0in.ng. The
plans call for a building TO cost about
$4,000, OF vast proportions snd modern
architecture. T.. =. Rodgers and W. h..
fleham, Of Richmond, are the architects,
and their work is ready 20 submit % the
contractor for construction.