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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
Il NEW JUSTICE,

Tim p. HARRINGTON assumed the duties
of his office as Justice of the peace TO-DAY
and his first case was one OF burglary
against five boys. Mr.. Harrington was
constable under Justice L~aurandeau ahd
in CONSEQUENCE is thoroughly acquainted
with Justice court methods. The room
has been cleaned and repapered ana
when an attorney opens the door ms lrs'
impression is that he has got into the
wrong room. He misses the dust-coVered
walls and is inclined to resent the re-
moval OF familiar Ian marks. Justice
Harrington further surprised his friends
by announcing hat he. woul soon ado
another attraction to his court by cover
ing the floor with linOleum.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03

prospectors of Hungry gulch are looking
joyfully forward to the coming year and
predict for that district a gold output that
will make a stir in the ARCHAEOLOGICAL
world. They say that they have nearly all
gone broke hunting for silver, and were
compelled to abandon that metal and turn
their attention to gold. The ores of the dis
trict are plentiful, and it is thought they
will mill from SO to s25 per ton. Assays
have been made running up to $500 and $500
per ton, and arrastra runs from the n. +.
netted $3.50 per month from surface rock
without any extr aordinary exertion on the
part Of the owner. So far as we are aware
the attention of the general public has
never before been called to the hungry
Gulch district, but from present indications
it might be we'll for mining men to keep
an eye on 1t, as it seems to be a place that,
Notwithstanding it's name. it may be pos
sible, in the future, in which to get a square
meal.
Butte parties, 1t is reported, ave taken
a bond on the Golden Gate property, neat
the Pilot mine, and will put up Aosteam
hoist and sink the shaft an additional 2N
feet, which will make the shaft 400 feet
in depth. The Golden Gate is equipped with
a small concentration, which may, however
need some o~verhauling before it will sue
cessfully save the values OF the prouuct OF
the mine. The Golden Gate is generally re-
garded by mining men as a good property,
and has shipped considerable ore In the
past. .}r-s n,
Mr.. Dixson. for some time past one OF
the engineers at the 3. Il e., has gone to
Marysville, where he has accepted "a posi-
ton as engineer. Mr.. DiXson was formerly
engineer at the Liverpool. t. =
The Mocking Bird mine. in the Warm
Springs district, ships a car of ore to Butte
this week. :,
Charles Latsch, who has been mining IN
| his locality for a long time, lately leasing
near the King Solomon mine. has gone 70
Butte, where he has accepted a job WITT
his brother, who is an architect ana con-
fra ctor in the Smoky City.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03

Amos Turkish Baths s.. Bdwy G. Main
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
1T THE HOTELS.

The Butte-H. p. Valeu, Kansas City;
A. ]. Grove, Payette, Idaho; Ed. j. Gal
legan, Agt. Hoyt's "a ConteUted Wo-
man." J. Marrow, st. Paul; +. M. Sey-
mour, City; c. II. Hunt, Chicago; w. "A.
r. Jones, Tacoma.
The McDermott-G. II. Robinson, Salt
Lake: c. II. Pauley, Dillon; A. l.. Dean,
Trail, b. c.; w. b. Rodgers, Willow
Creek; Herbert Holloway, Great rails;
Maurice McHueh, Missoula; w. c.
Madge, Anaconda; Miss Matte Hoe,
Billings; II. G.. Duesfeldt, Detroit.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03

White Sulphur Springs H~usbandman
Under Sheriff Peter r.. Wild returned on
Monday last from a weeks trip to the
Musselshell, bringing with him Joseph
Doyle, charged with setting fire to Bower
Bros ranch, near Merino. Some miscreant
set these premises on fire and burned a
sheep shed and a number of sheep, and sus-
picion rests on the party arrested. A pre-
liminary examination will be had as soon
as witnesses can be summoned.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the ~stockhold-
crs Of the First National bank of Butte
will be held at the office of said bank in
Butte City, Montana, Tuesday, January
10. 1889, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and .. H.. Object of meeting is election
of directors for ensuing year, and trans
action Of any other business which may
properly come before the meeting.
+. Il. WERLICH, Cashier.
Dated at Butte, Mont, Dec. 10, 1898.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
NOTICE TO PIONEERS.

Major Henry Filing, the president OF
the Society of Montana Pioneers, is
anxious that all pioneers send him their
names, addresses, places of nativity and
date OF arriva! within the confines of
what is now Montana. Mr.. Filing is
anxious that a complete record of all the
old timers may be compiled before the
state society meets in Virginia City next
summer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
BIRRER'S STATEMENT.
10 Whom 1t Nav Concern.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
l feel that it is my duty to make a. state
ment In regard to the statement made in
last Saturdays Inter Mountain. in which it
was said that my purse was stolen by one
OF the men connected with the Working
mems Home. I wish to say that I exon
crate every one in the home from any such
intention. and will say further that I have
the utmost confidence in the management
of the home. FRANK RIRRER
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
OUT ON BAIL.

Arthur Hewitt. who was arrested at
the instance of Manager w. f. Rudolph
on a charge of writing up insurance for
the company n failing to turn in the
premiums, has been released on bail. 1t
is claimed that in all about $116 in pre-
miums is involved,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03

2. B. Tracey, formerly Of the "Arca1e'
eating place, on South Main street, has
opened in the M. & NJ, where he would
be pleased to see his former patrons
refreshments served.
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ELEcTRozoNE FOR CUBA.
A Contract for 10000 Gallons 4.
Figfh Disease.

Philadelphia Feb. IA cable from
;4..vaua states thar Oh February 10, Cen
Grad Ludlow awarded contract to the
Electrozone Commercial Company 10 fur
uisb The United States authorities at Ha-
NaEa with 50,GC0 gallons of Electrozone
,.ery twelve hours. The material is te
bc used in washing the houses, streets,
and sewers o. Havana. After having tried
and eEperimontcd with nearly every
known Eerinicide, without result In check
ing disease and fever General Ludlow.
who for several years WAS The chief engi-
Rcer of the Philadelphia Water Depart
Inept, after The most exhaustive tests he's
coacluder to use elccJTozoue on d large
scale
The city of Philadelphia through The
board OF beaiIh, has been using electro
zoue for some time past in large guam
titles 10 stamp out in the tenement and
closely built up sections Of the city with
t.c most satisfactory results and the
ecalth authorities Of Boston, Baltimore,
Richmond. Cincinnati indianapolis, St
Louis and New Orleans. are now negoti-
s,lag with the Electrozone Company for
the use Of the material for sanitary pur-
I.nGes in their several cities. This con-
tract which has Just been closed with the
United States Government will shortly
BE- followed by the introduction and use
a. electrozone IN Santiago and all other
cites in Porto Rico and the Philippines
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Queer iccnnnmH
G'rom the Chicago Record j


Il was sitting here in the Office about II
o'clock last night" said the man at the ho-
tel. ''One of the guests, a man | have
seen around here for several days, wished
to send a telegram. The hotel operator
had gone home SO it was necessary to
call messenger When the boy came in
the man handed the boy the message and
said. Send that collect
The boy said, You'll have to insure
the payment. The clerk reached over
and took the message and put his O. *.
on il. Then the boy said, 1t amt got any
revenue stamp on it, The guest asked the
clerk for a stamp, but the clerk didn't
have one, so this man felt in all of his
pockets TO find a one-cent piece. but the
only coin ne could find was a nickel The
boy couldn't change the nickel, and neither
could the clerk, and the man who was
sending the message seemed to be pretty
badly puzzled. Ii happened that | had
stepped up TO the counter to get my kew.
and, hearing the conversation, 1 pulled a
copper out CT my pocket and put it on
the marble counter The boy picked it I'D
and went away with the message and the
guest, who was exceedingly grateful. asked
me TO come and have drink with him.
/ thanked him and declined, and then he
wanted NE to compromise on the usual
good cigar AS / declined the cigar also
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Gansral Manager
d. NJ HABTiN-
Msr. PISS lrafic.
r. HEGE.
CerT Azt. fxss Dent, Washington. n. Q
Southern Ry.

fsehe.i,.rs in effect January is. l.y9)
All trains arrive and leave PeHasyIvania ras
ss6I \ W-DalIy leCaI for DsuviIlc Cha--
,,Its and way stations connects at Manassas dxiy
&C. sTrasbrrg AMI ElarrisOEburg, and Tor LTnch-
burg Wit he Nali0lk and Western daily, snI
- q x o. r. r. for Natural Bridge t.Iilg. and
Lexington daily except sunday
II.1s 4 N-Daily. the UNITED STATES FNST
MAIL Pullman S.ecFeis, New 4orS aa5
S1.t1, %sihfnston to Jacksonville. ST Assassias.
and Miami uniting II Salisbury with Pi,L
~ Slecper tor Ashevii!c and HJt Springs.
G; knoxville, Chatt4nooga, and M-''-
Ti- Trnn sud az Charlotte with Pullman
eirrrs- fo- Augusta PG!lEan Sleeper. &ew YoCe
~ New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte with Pull
~ Ncv- orleans without change Dining car sew
ice sunset personally conducted tourist exsg;--
sion. sleeper on this train every Nednes-
d.v and SATURDAY. - san Fsslcis'o without
''In1 4,oI p. M.-Locai for Front ROYAL. strasburE
sud Varrisonhure, @siiy, except Sunday
"a p M-uaify cxccP, Sunday, NEW YORK
sSD FLORIDA LIMrTED composed ot I'uilInan.' :
latest Dyay in-Foo1si, Cdn5yl trc,i5 OBSERVATION.
Library and Dining Carr. ior Jackson1it.e ant
St sIirJIS.inc ard Drawing -0crl Csr fos Augusts.
with connection for Aiken- -,,-,-,.--,-
1o45 PsrfRT NJ 3iE TFETrpl fiIyiiT limited conn p
noEad ~ Pullman NSstibuled Sleepess, Dinin.
Oars aud Day Cosei'es, Pullman Sieepers. Nes
vile and Chattanooga: New York and Tampa, yin
Charlotte. Columbia. savannah and Jacksonville;
New York to Memphis. via birmingham. Ne,s
Work spd Washington TO Aiken, with eonneo-
tion for Augusta, New York 10 New Orleans.
via Atlanta and Montgomery Testibuied Dlf
Coach. Washington 10 Atlanta Southern RaiIwaF
Dining Car Greensboro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO NJ
VISION leave Washington 9:0l A D. daily, aal
4:45 p NJ daily. except Sunday, and as p. II
sunday only, for Round Fill; 4:Sj p H. daily cS-
cent Sunday fer Leesburg, and 6:25 p NJ. dailg
for Herndan- Returning. arrive at Washington
s:26 A. NJ daily end $40 r. NJ. Sundays only,
and 2:45 T. II. daily except Sunday from RourI
Hill, and T:05 A. u. daily excspt SUNDAY. from
Herndon, and SEA A II. daily except sunday.
frem Leesburg-
Through trains i-cm tire South arrive st wazi.-
ington 6:t2 and e;I5 4 NJ. go ard 9.Gj p. "
HarrisonbJ;rg. j Gaily. except Sunday, and
s.U5 P. NJ. dsily, and $50 4 81 daily f-om
Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping reservations eri other -
formation furnished. and baggage called for ass-l
checked from hotels and residences by Unipa
Transfer Company on orders left st Ticket of
fees 70J Fifteenth ST uw.; 5l1 Psnnsy ssu.a
Avenue NV, aud St Pe=sasylSaria Passenger Sta
tion.
Telephone caH. 1.n f2- P.nnsyi,aria Rsil-5sl
Cab Service
FRANK s. GASNoE, Thi-d We. Y.s-;9.ss IT:
General Manager.
j. II. CUEP. TEsisc Iasaser.
W. a. TURK. General Passenger AxeEs.
i. s, BROWN, GeGsrsl Ase.t.
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For La Crime.

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 24O Wabash ave-,
corner jackson St, OF Chicsgo's oldest and
most prominent druggists. recommend Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy for la grippe as it not
only gives prompt and complete relief, but also
coInteracts any tendency of la grippe to result
III pneumonia For sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists. 9SS St NV. and
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Call for semi-monthly Bulletin.
FOR RENT-.IOUSEs.

FOR REST-Frame; rooms; large yard and
stable; i33 Harrison St. Anacustia S12 ::
frame, three rooms; 43l Harrison ST., Anacostia,
%; frame siX rooms Burnt Bridge Road, Twin
ing CITY, pump III yard, sd all III good repair.
b. b. EARNSHAW, 1l05 nth st. So. fel3-6t
FOR RENT-The best Groom and bath bay win
dow brick dwelling in this city To- the price
90 per month; papered throughout; heated
by latrobes; large closet in each room large con
crete yard; all mod. imps. and in frst-class Te-
pair 1905 ID Sd 81. NV; house open for insprc-
non: b. +. SAUL, Real Estate 1888 9TH ST nv.
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Baltimore & Ohio

Railroad.
Schedule in effect January Is, 1889
Leave Washington fFOm stziiou corner OF Se~
Jersey avenue and s.
For Chicago and Northwest, YES buled Limit
For Cincinnati. St, Louis. ans indianapolis. ES-
press, HIS a N. Vestituied Limited. 40 p
m. express, IZ:0J hight.
For Pittsburg aad Cleveland, exprss, daily.
Hos a n and $40 p m tPi-tzJass oniri.
For = Columbus. Toledo. and Detroit. pG
For winchester and vay stations. 900 a m .
'S:a5 and $50 p n
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol sad Rosre-e.
s:55 p, n. daily; sleeping cars through
For For Bath BaltimoTe St' Rs.P K day.: Hs 500 sso @
X 10 X go, xS:t0. $50, $50 xl0-l3 ,. IT,,
xl2.O5 m I2:l5, zI:Ij, Ks 90. xS:S0. $50. "a 80
rIO, 1880. XII: 80 r n. and x2.oo night sll-
days II Go. x5-lO. x9.S0, $50, ES.1G A ~.
M2:O5, x11j, 100. = 60 S:ST. i:35, E5:95.
x5:1o. $50, xs:eo z1o:0o. II 80 All+50 P n.
A-iSs For Annapolis 40 and $50 4. m. 1a:15 ard
5:$9 P H. sqndays siS9 a oi15 n AZ 4;$5 4 P .s[ m
4:30, $50 D Sundays 300 4 m. III p
For Boyd and way points, week t1ys, goo l.
m, 4.20. $50. 7:o5 p m Sundays, $50 a n.
Far Gaithersburg and wag noia5s- .sssk aasS
e.36 2 m L: So S:I5, s:53, 5:S5. T.0j. 11.zl
p. n. Sundays, eco a. m, rs. 4:sS. Ts05.
For Washington Junction and way penis.
9.00 a r.. s.2o, $50 ?. NJ. week days. s.GO 4
NJ LIS p. NJ Sundays
For Upper Marlboro. $50 n '4:3o. ard
Royai Blue Line for View York Tnd
Philadelphia
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Fer Philadelphia, New YoTs, Boston. and Jhs
Fast week days. sos. 500, 10G0 a n, 13-a5.
I.I5 n m. (au Dining Carsl, (6;00 Royal Linz
led Exclusive Pullman Tain Dining Csrl.
f5.05 Dining Carr 500. 200 night. Sleeping
Ear open at 1880 o'cloc9- Sundays, 1:15. e:Gs
a m l2.05 noon G:1j Dining Car 500, t5:J5
Diging Carl 500. 2:G0 night, sleeping car ope1
lO:GG O'Clock
Par!or Cars en- all day trains
F.- Atlantic City. 1000 a. n, 12-0o noon, snt
1.I5 n n week days Il % noon Sundays
For Care May l2-09 noon
*Fvcerr Sunday. &ENpTess trains
pareaee called for and checked from ho5s.'
and Tes:JeUc-s BY Union Transfer CO. 0TleS'
icFf y t;cksr Offices. 6iS Pennsylvania aTtszlis
-ar-h,sest New NGsS Avenue and ljEA Street..
and ar DerGf.
f. y. UNDERWOOD
General Manager
ID. NJ MARTIN,
MIR P4sS- lraiEc.
p HEGE.
CerJ Al Txzs Dent, Washington. p .
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs,

RIDERS, ATTENIIoNi--We have received or.
ders from our headquarters TO close out the
balance of 1898 high-grade bicycles at sac
rfce, as low as So; new and slightly used. Call
and be convinced. Single tube tires, mechan-
icsly put on, Sl.50 NEW YORK CYCLE CO.,
424 9Th st. fe12-7t, EN-
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he had to be content with thanking me ef-

he had to be content with thanking me ef-
fusively.
There was a man who wouldn't have
given the boy the extra cents under any
pressure, and yet he wanted to spend Is
cents on me because / had come to his
assistance. That's the kind of economy
that / find everywhere ON the road. It's
the old story of the man spending $40 on
the theatrical agent in order to get ops
complimentary ticket worth 75 cents
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LEGAL NOTICE.
(Filed Feb :, ls90,-J. r. Young, Clerk.)

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AN EQUITY
C0URT.-Julia E. Cochran vs. George r.
Cochran. Equity No. 200T6
On motion OF William b Reilly ESQ, counsel
February ls9a ordered that The defendant cause
his appearance TO be entered herein or on be-
fore the first rule day occurring forty DAYS after
publication hereof: Provided ia copy of this
order be published once week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and in The Times.
The object of this suit is to- secure an abso-
lutte divorce from the defendant on the grounds
OF wilful desertion. - F"
(seal) W. 6. cox Justice
true copy-Test. ies
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY n. A. CLANCY, Assistant. fes.15-22
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CURE. PAINLESS. PERM AxExr.


LMbhSqh
solicit 6dena
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m M 6. THEO,


Medium and Card Reader. Washington's most
famous Clairvoysnt and Palmist Consult her OF
business, love, and family affairs; Teunitcs the
separated removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages, and gives good luck. Open daily German
spoken; 25c and 500. go II St NV. feIf-7r
THIS l. THE WEATHER that nice warm oyef-
coat. or a suit ei clothes would catch yea
nice; YOU don't nave to have much money To-
purchase them from Us: they are custom made
and Just a little worn, AT yery low price
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, Gl9 d Il ir14-Iw-cm
MADAM RETTA. Gard Reader and ClIry5y want;
sc and jGc. lIl7 sth It. nv. feIa-5t
MR. l. NORRIS. Medinm daily ard seances Tues
day and Thursday nights at S2i 18th ST. NV:
SUNDAY night At 0ppeuheiner's Half. 514 9th st.
NV feg-5I
MRS. ZoILER Medium. sO2 II St NV: seances
SUNDAY, Tuesday, Friday evenings: interviews
daily. ieIa-7t
MME DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader.
tells about business; removes spells and evil
influences; reunites the separated and gives luck
to all; cures piles end drunkenness I22s 25th st.
NV ie1-Imo, EN-
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will lie inserted for one cent . W ord
for each Insertion.
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" MAN1LD-Po9iTIon bI man OF good address:
qualified; from country town: sober, and
experienced ia hotel. livery, mercantile life: hest
refs. Address ". T. NJ, this Office Item
NA\IED-Po>ition hy- sober man from the coun-
Try: willing amd apt. with good refs Ad.
dres- J. B. T., this Office Item
WANTED b. Young Of ability position a,
bockkcepcr and CLERK; excellent service guar
anteed: refs. and bond furnished if necessary
Address BoohkEEPER. this office II
WANTED-SituLtion by boy from the country:
l6 years o1 age, with good refs. to help in
store. Address LOUIS \. JAMES. this office
fe14-2t-em
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WANTED--AGEyTS,

WANTED-Good live men IN every locaIjty -
represent 4 large manufacturing coDpany ami
introduce their goods; steady employment and
large income III good legitimate business assured
10 men that are honest and willing 10 attend
10 business; references required. Send seIf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope for reply to THE REY
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 22S Chartres St.
New Orleans la fe--Iuo
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TYPEWRITERS.

IYPEwRITERS cleaned. oiled. and delivered, al
makes, 81; send postal. TYPEW RITTER EX
CHANGE zoos + al. jal2-2mos
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEu.LE.

WANTED-Ry younG lady position as office -,
sistant; has tais knowledge of bookkeeping.
clc. D. -" IN 81 ne. Item
WANTED-Wasbing 10 do at home or out. $
W lHoNNS. @'2 y. Cap. 81. Item
WANTED-Br respectable white lady. place as
cashier or clerk, store OF business house
10 I'd 81. nw. fa159t
WANTED-A young widow desires position as
ho''sehesper. Address HoSIF. this office 1t
which are now under the control of the
United States authorities. The contract
viii pay the Electrozone Commercial
Company over u per cent on its capital.
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I'Ot Nd.

FOI Nd Feb. II. black setter: Young: white
breast and Owner caH 90 La. ave
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STATION CORNER OF sixth AND STREETS.
7:50 A. n WEEK DAYS PFrFSBURO EY.
PHESS-Parlor aad Din,ng Cara Harrisburg 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

Finance Committee were put into the
ordinance the roads would pay nothing
but the real and personal tax theFe
would be no burden upon them ana any
statements TO the contrary would be IN
cauable of suDstantiatiOn. The roads no
said. will bee paying nothing absolutely
uOthiug-to the city Of RichmoHdi they
are the recipients OF all the bounty: the
city only reserves "a small-very small
portion Of her munihcent gift.
"Ihey only give us back little' very
little. Of our own" he concluded.
Mr. Meredith then spoke briefly, taking
issue with some statements Of Mr. Nc
Cartny i'm regard % conditions prevailing
n other cities. and stating that the latter
lad not. after an earnest search, been
able 20 name "a single city In the United
States that imposed as great a burden
t,1on its strect-car lines as the city OF
Richmond
PAY A BONUS.
Mr. d. r. Pollard the city Attorney,
smoke next lie alleged that the Rich
n.ond Railway and Electric Company was
ROW receiving "a bonus OF $500 q year for
Oh ming its cars on the streets of the city.
Ibid they pay their taxes as others
DO Do he said they would pay $500 more
than they do now. I am free TO admit,
I'Nthtif lNal llf same - uDL liuc VA
the Traction Company"
Mr. Pollard declared. further. that the
c.rt lad nO right under the states Com
stitutlon 10 abdte one i0t Of the amount
OF taxes that company should pay
"If YOU fix that rate or taxation as
recommended by the Finance Commit
tcc Doe said. If viii amount to - cents
per capita. 10 cents less than that of a
number W other cities
when Mr. Pollard concluded Mr. New
ton again took fhe floor. and again made
the statement that not "A dollar had been
earned ON he stock OF The Richmond
Railway and Electric Company since IL
had been in existence. although the in
teresr ON the bonds had necessarily been
Nm closing. he declared that It would be
impossible 10 run the road under the
rate Of taxation provided by the Finance
SPECIAL PLEA CHARGED.
Mr. Miles Martin spoke next. addressing
himself 10 the remarks Of the city Attor-
new S. 1ch for special pleading, he said,
beat ANYTHING he ever heard I'm n county
court He had led the committee. he said,
from The subject N hand back 10 the mis-
deeds of tho cd company. which no one
was pretending 10 defend. He begged
the committee IN conclusion, not 10 drive
away money that desired 70 come here
10 he invested.
This closed the lengthy argument, and
an parties Interested agreed that thew
were through with the subject for all
time. as far as speaking went
Mr. Ebel offered a resolution 10 he In
serted I'm the ordinance. providing for
property tax OF 81 10 n tax NJ per cent.
on gross receipts and roserving 20 the
citv the right 10 increase the same every
ter years.
Tie withdrew tho paper temporarily,
however. and the committee adjourned
on motion Of Mr.. Whittet unil this ar
ternoOn at O'Clock
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JAMES CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
A Company Chartered Which VIII
Build Una New Town,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Nov. 23-Spe-
cial-Crcuit Court, after a session OF
three days. adjourned this afternoon.
In the case OF Archer Brooks VS.. Arthur
Denmead, the jury gave a verdict for
five months salary.
The Peninsula Land and Immigration
Company was granted a charter to con-
duct the real estate business in Virginia
with minimum capital OF 5000 The OFF,
GERS for the first year are l.. +. Barries.
Of New Kent. president; Il w. Warbur-
ton, OF williamsburg, vice-president; IL.
y. Phillips cashier OF the Peninsula Bank
Of this city. treasurer; John Dahn. secre-
tary and general manager; Manly IA.
Barnes OF New Kent, attorney. The
principal Office is in this city.
Among the things they expect 20 do Is tho
building of a town at Windsor in New
Kent county on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, and the town has been laid on
and plotted and will be- called Boulevard.