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sHEEP-One load received. Quality was
common and did not meet requirements OF
buyers and statesmen decided to hold for
Among the shippers on the market were:
W. H. Tebay, H. Goodwin, F: Short. H; Col
line, J. F. Tebay Whitehall, Mont; R. c.
Ogilvie, Park Rapids Ed Weston, Monterey;
IN. o. Findingsland, Madison; A. D. Sackett,
Waseca Roster Brothers & Co., Otisco; j: j.
in
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Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Neb., July Seattle receipts,
900; market strong; beef steers. $5@s; cows
and heifsrs, ss.2o@6. 50; Gamers, N.75@3;
stockers and feeders, $2.75@5.25. -.
Hogs, receipts, 1880; market steady to
strong; heavy, s7.s5@7.so; mixed, $7.5o@76o;
pigs, $e.50@7.25. - -.
Sheep, receipts, none; market steady; sheep,
So. 1904; lambs, s3.5066.75. -.
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Tickets to the wes

Homeseekers can buy excursion tick
cts via the Great Northern Railway, to
points in Manitoba, Montana, Washing
ton and the West, at about one fare for
the round trip, on first an dthird Tues
days Of July, August, September and Oc-
tober. ..
Tickets and information from all Rail-
way Ticket Agents, or F. I. Whitney,: G..
P. & T. A., t.lPaul. >i':, ~ =.
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Round Trip Homeseekers' Exc
sions to the West.

The Great Northern Railway sells
homese ekers' tickets to Manitoba, Mon
tana, Washington and all points in the
West, on the first and third Tuesdays Of
July August, September and October, at
rate Of about one fare for the round trip.
Information from all Ticket Agents, or
F. L. Whitney. G. P. & IA, St. Paul.
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HAD A QUIET QU|.I WEEK. W E,
Trade in Live Stock Interrupted by
National Holidao.
a. GOOD DEMAND ALL AROUND
Market for Hogs Ruled Higher and
Receipts Showed a Gain
Over Last Year.

South St. Paul, July 5.-This week has been
broken into by a holiday and, as Is usually
the case when trade is interrupted for day,
receipts have been light and business quiet
Cattle receipts total about 1900 head. against
1850 head last week. and 1850 for the CORE
show loss. The total this week is less than
60 0head against 1000 last week and 700 last
year. .-r -. - -
tmand all the week, with good quality, dry
fed stuff selling strong, whils the common
and grass cattle are Just steady There We're
no good butcher cattle on sale and so the
best price on dry-fed steers has been $3.50.
The quality OF these may be judged by the
fact that buyers will pay $50 and betetr
for the right kind Of cattle. Choice dry-fed
cows and heifers are now quoted at IS. few
scattering, head received were good enough
are now selling at s5.25: In the stocker and
feeder division there has been very little
change. Feeders of good quality have been
in demand at all times and this demand has
continued through this week. The. better
quality stockers were little more active,
but there was no Improvement IN prices with
the common stuff it the same old story.
slow and weak. Best quality mich COWS find
q good sale, others slow.
Hog receipts show little gain oyer last last
this week will be about 5000. against nearly
1900 last week and s,70o for the correspond
ing week year ago. The market was higher
than at any previous time.
Sheep receipts for the week were about 1000
head, against $500 last week and 100 for
.ptle corresponding week year ago. 1n9 mar
tket was not crowded at any time and trade
generally ruled brisk. Sheep held steady at
all times. Lambs brought no higher prices
but, in reality, the market was 10 to Is
tcents higher the first OF the week. due to the
sort.
South St. Paul Mimi. July 5.-Estimated
yrecsipts at the Union stock yards to-day:
Hogs, 4.l51: sheep, no; horses, 900; cars, 13.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan 7 to date. as compared with the same
Year. Cattle. Calves, Hogs. Sheep, Horses Cars.
,1902 ,121 ,64S $40. 500 1e4s20 ~ 4sS
1850 81 Cos "a, ATS 299, ia 7S,706 1901 7,128
inc ....1S,426 2.d73 47,2s5 S6,114 49,. 1857
tDec ..... 49,. ....., ...... ...... 1868
3 The following table shows the receipts thus
t2ar an July, as compared with the same Pc
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EDMUND G. WALTON,
800 Hennepjn Avenue.
HORSES, sCARRIAGES-FOR SALE

HORSES, .CARRIAGES-FOR SALE
-WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAsT.. 41% Sd ST
sired runabouts and stanhopes: new worR s1
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele.
phone, 2702 J3. main.
FROST co.'s SALE STABLES. HEAD
for the sale Of al classes Of hoEsss
time and guarantee gwen. II, I'd st N. rs- .
HORSES, HORSEs-A LARGE AND WE'LL
selected stock of chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand. Also nicely edu-
Gated gentlemen's roadsters, family horses,
western horses and nice saddle ponies. Visit
our mammoth stables before buying else
where. Every horse guaranteed as repre-
sented. Part time given if desired. Barrett
& Zimmerman, the northwest's largest horse
dealers, Midway, st. Paul, MINI: -'-''..'s:.s
TEAM OF HORSES, WEIGHT 2, 400 POUNDS,
suitable for family drying or delivery, and
furniture wagen WIN sell separate
FIVE SHETLAND COLTS, $40 PER HEAD;
one pony cart and harness for sale. ]. r,
Hartzell, Minnehaha Falls. - q. =
FOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
safest saddle or two-seat horses in the city.
1909 Lake ST.: ~. '.1 >.~.s- - =.
BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND
harnesses and collars; all kinds of fly nets
cheap. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 I'd av n
FOR -sALES-YEAR-o GRAY MARE,
weight $50 lbs, an ideal ladies' or gents sad
ule uIlVSIs pcIleCIly SOuuu dQQ very
stylish. Inquire evenings, 1880 to $3.50, or
Sunday, a. m. to 2 p. n., rear Of ~1811
THE ADMINIsTRATOR OF THE ESTATE
Of the late Colonel w. A. Tanner is, author
lied to sell two fine carriages at decided bar
gains. A new runabout, just completed be-
fore his death, made to order: costing s425.
is offered at $175;. running gear is. maroon,
finest finish and upholstering, handsome broad
seat, perfect for comfort and style. The
ether is a sidebar top buggy, body and run
ring gear black. finely, finished. in perfect
vehicles have solid rubber tires; may be seen
at 25o1 Humboldt ay S. Don't call unless you
can take advantage of positive sacrifice.
FOR sALE-sTANDARD BRED HAMBLE-
tonian mare, years old, 1,200 lbs, good
mover. Call 1914 E Lake st. Telephone
Northwestern 438 So. Il. So :
ONE BRoUGHAM FOR SALE. ONE LAM
deau, one Rockaway, coupe broughaln, also a
station wagonette; one Of these can be had
on time If desired. Buchanan's livery, 14S E
Lake st. Is: go, KS s. s..I
FOR SALE-SINGLE HARNESS, HAND
made, used but a short time. 220e 4th ays N.
FOR sALE-A LIGHT ZTWo-sEAT5 CAR
| t-,i
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FOR SALE. B..

A machine aud blacksmith shop, in an ex-
cellent location, at reason able figures. Ma
sisttng Of six horse .gasolener engine. two
,lathes, two drills, shaper, grinder, hack saw.
punch press, forge and small tools VIII sell
al together or separately ra't F.. B. .Myrick'
$500 TAKES NEWSPAPER IN BEST CoUN-
ty and town in state. Good terms. = Address
3572, Journal. : a...-.-.--. ~. - ;.
FOR -RBNT-HoTEL WITH ~ ROOMS DO
ing thriving business. Priyilege Of +buying
NEWSPAPER NAN WANTS LOCATION TO
start paper. Address 1884, Journal.
WANTED-A ) MAN ACQUAINTED WITH
the lumber business. With 81 900 to Join me ia II
oPsaqg ys9a q ii esse t4ada sSscR sRin'o
IF You WISH A FREE GOVERNMENT
timber claim, cutting 1000, 900 feet and overo
white pine and cedar, join party organizing
at our ofice. Claims are: now worth $1,000
need at least $500 to cover expense OF locating.
railroad: fare, living expenses, etc: Call at
Office room 1o2, frst floor, Lumber Exchange,
White Pine. Land company. p, = ~.
FOR sALE-AN II ROOM RoOMING HOUSE,
full Of first-class roomers: modern. sos 9Th
av 8 u. =. - !.
FOR sALE-A GOOD BUSINESS; STOCK,
trade mark, printed matter and all; whole
sale trade already established; $loo buys this
business; Woitn teu ttn1es GlS ,SaI'
third floor, Tribune building, Minneapolis:
FOR sALE-sTEAM LAUNDRY IN GOOD
location; will pay to investigate scholl. 400
Hennepin av.< - 81 - - 8. -.
WANTED-To RENT OR BUY A ROOM
ing house. 20 to 80 rooms, centrally located.
Address s774, Journal. - -. zl,S.,sS-
GENTLEMAN = WITH -TsoME CAPITAL
wishes purchase interest in an established,
paying business that will bear close inyesti-
CATION :, References II desired. 37s2, Journal.
FINEST DEPARTMENT. STORE IN THE
southwest part OF this state; town of 1900
population; clean. up -to-date stock Of. about
$4,000 Doing nice business. Exchange for
good land or city properly Geo B. Dartt,
So7 Phoenix building S
WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF
Minneapolis : Can't be beat for money
maker Sales $125 to $3.50 per day. Geo. B.
Dart, s07 Phoenix building E-L.
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FURRIERs

a. REINER, PRACTICAL FURRIBR, Is 9Th
st s. g Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates; garments left for repairs or altera-
tions stored free OF charge. Old otter gar
ments dyed seal color; guaranteed not to
crock Faded mink garments blended, re-
storing color; old seal garments redyed to
look like new; 4 all work at summer prices.
orders taken for new garments at special
prices during summer months. Both phones.
References sGermania bank. a. G, Walton.
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Now is the time to advertise your bust
ness. Use the Journals Want Columns
You read them, so do others.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLoRs


HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURIN0
done in the most approved style: largest line
and make your selection Misses Bell and
Rice, 1925 Syndicate Arcade. Phone 1921 Ii
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY

Z To buy the. West Hotels livery and
business; 30 to- 40 boarders the, year ,
. around. I am: compelled to sell on
account of my health am sick more
than half the time and am not able to
look after the business. Come and in =
vestigate. You can have this. fine
property by paying part cash and bal
ance monthly. The rents are cheap. I
will sell half interest to a man who
can furnish good references. g..
C.. B. DICKENS PROPRIETOR,
- :-~ g. 2o,s % and "a Fifth St
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TRUSTEES S SALE OF GENERAL MER-

~. - CHANDISE.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday,
July 8, 1902, at o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at Sherman, >Minnehaha county, S.
D., at the store of VIM. Bauer, I will offer
for sale at public auction a fine, clean stock
of groceries, boots and shoes, dry goods, fur
nishing goods etc., invoicing about $4,000.
These goods are all new and in splendid
shape. This is q rare opportunity--to buy q
new. well-assorted stock. Stock can, be in
spected at any time: J. E. Greenman trustee,
suite, ss-9 National German American Bank
building, st. Paul, MINI. : -.
BAKERs-Get prices onSovens from Middleby
Oven Mfg. Co.; 60 w Van Buren st.. Chicago
FOR sALE-ELEcTRIc7- LIGHT PLANT,
buckwheat and grist mill combined, on the
Iowa, river in a live Howard county, Iowa.
town = population about 1000; splendid water
power. nearly new, plant; profits $1,000 per
year.; Will take Z one -hslf Iland at; It's cash
valuation; balance toF be cash or bankable
paper Addres j. II. L,1ers; Cresco, Iowa.
GOOD CHANCE FOR 7INVEsTMENT-THE
senior partner Of an old established and we'll
known large candy factory at Milwaukee,
Wis, is about to retire from activity, offers
to dispose of his interest to men seeking
honest. and solid Investment; required amount
about $40. 900, Address 174e.. Journal :,
FOR -.sALE-AT a BARGAIN, rJEWELRY
business sales $4,000. It will pay you to in
yesttgate.: Write II. S: Mus. Kenyon. MINI:
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. . % . . 90 D . Q o 90 .
. = 's:DAvLD p JONES' - q
o 200 Oneida building. 49, .
% ~, H. d: HOTEL FOR: RENT. ~, Q
Q =, A fine 17-room hotel tor rent at 29o Q
3 and PAL Cedar av, on second floor. In .
good ,condition.aS A. Arst-elass locality .
. for lodging-house. $500 per month. 9
OeOoo 80 No oo%o o oo0
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aTQS CIUSF.

W, Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Mime
apolis & St. Louis, 3; Chicago, St. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha, 2; Great Northern, /;
Northern Pacific, Z; total, 13:
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= CATTLE-No cattle received. only stul
ON sale consisted of few scattering head of
hold-overs Trade quiet and prices steady.
Sales:
No. W.: Co. FlSe; sSsc
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 $oo'
Mich Cows and Sprlngers-
-1@4-Sne COW and calf, $22.
p HOGs-Receipts very light, and largely
common to fair in quality. Prices seeaoy.
Price range, 81. 3097 40; bulk, S73o@Iao. Sales:
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FOR sALE-sINGLE HARNESS, HAND
made used but short time. 220e 4th ayz N
FOR SALE-A LIGHT @TW0-SEATs CAR
riage.4 cheap, at 2545 9th av $.
FOR sALE-BIG WORKING TEAM ALSO
wagon and harness. Call Pill Franklin av.
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REPAIRS FOR 4 ALL STOVES. GREAT
Western Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin ay.
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WANTED-BX GIRL TO do
repairing of gents clothing and one that
can press pants. Will pay from $3.50 to -
per week. Call or address John Mueller, l3 W
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HOTELS

HOTEL CLINTON
The finest family hotel in Minneapolis All
modern 3eenveniences. Terms reasonable.
80 PORTER TREMAIEE. MANAGER.
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AUCTION SALES
! STOVE REPAIRS

". d. GORDON, AUCTIoEEER, s41 GUAR
anty Loan building: is years experience.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; good wages. H2lOO Aldrich av S.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; steady position and gooa
wages. Apply at once to K. W. Munzer, New
Store. ..-sst s-.-.-s5-' xxx
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This is the End floor plan of the
prettiest Lowry Hill house for sale
at anything like the price. Only
$1,000 $1,000 down, b a | a n q
monthly, interest = per cent. En-
tirely new and entirely modern.
Send for pamphlet. r.. -,
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BICYCLES

fastest: HAYNES TIRES guaranteed, $3.50;
new and second hand BICYCLES cheaa.
HAYNES CYCLE CO.. 627 LIST ay S
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INSTRUCTION

GIVEN IN ENGLISH BRANCHES, BY
teacher of long experience IN the public
schools. Miss Long, 1877 9th iay s. 80 SIS
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LADIES,

perience; will also do cashier work: hours
from 7:30 to 8; state wages wanted. 3554s
journal
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BUSINESS SPECIALS
sIJPERFLUoUs HAIR, MOLES. ETC. PER.
manently removed by electricity Miss Hol-
lister f7-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
Of the northwest Exclusive specialist.
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HOME WORK-s6O MONTHLY COPYING
let: ers; either sex: send two stamps for par
ticulars. Hicks Supply Co., 1854 Halsted st,
CHICAGO
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AN ACTIVE, AMBITIOUS LADY, NOT
younger than 25, wanted at once in our busi-
ness; pay moderate, but gradually increased
27hS journal
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work in family of three; all modern COR
Call 1922 Portland .-a5rr-r
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WANTED-AT5 ST. JAMES HOTEL, EXTRA
chambermaids and dining-room girls for nexs
week Olso other extra help. s. ~
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GIRLS FOR GENERAL
13I2 Stevens aY.. y.
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THE ECLECTIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Enroll at once AZ Washington av S.
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FOR ;SALE-DRUGa STORE AND STOCK, OR
stock alone. in a, lively, Minnesota village;
good farming community. Address 3o59, Jour
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50 TO SIS WEEKLY; NO CANVASSING; AN
hour or two evenings will add IS to Sc to your
weekly income; enclose stamp; work mailed
on application. 10th Century Mfg. Co., To-
ledo NDhio - - x
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HORSES, CARRIAGES WANTED

-~-~~~N~N~~~~~~~~~~~~N~
wANTED-THE BEST HORSE THAT SIS
will buy at 2o45 9th av s. EstStSsssss
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GRAND OPENING, SUNDAY, AT Gun
ningham's Ice cream garden, eli Nicollet az.
A big dish Of pure ice cream, with crushed
fruit cents. It's lovely. .& ~
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WANTED-EXPERIENC LADY TO SELL
groceries to farmers in country, on salarys
one who speak Scandinavian preferred
3125. Journal.
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WANTED-A GOOD, STRONG BOY TO
work in feed store. One that has taken care
of horses preferred. 1909 E Lake St. -...
GOOD STOUT BOY, FROM IS TO 1s YEARS,
to drive delivery wagon. Call 927 Sth av S..
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FOR SECOND WORK
Must he able to sew 2104 Portland av
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TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS WANTED-s1.5 so PER
day paid by the Northwestern Dress Cutting
School. 1t is the finest institution in tho
world for the advancement of dressmakers
and beginners. All courses of dressmah.2s
are thoroughly taught. Tailor work spe-
cialty French and U. S. systems taught IN
the school There is no school in Minneapolis
or St. Paul where such thorough course IN
dressmaking can be had at any price. eau
or send for circular. 81 per day pala ap-
prentices while learning. Nine. Bu Chanes
72s Hennepin. -----------
A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work: small house; small family: good pay;
fne place Call 1701 Thomas place Iake
9Th avn car.
GTRI- -FoR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. MUST
be able to do plain cooking; IS per week
2h21 Clinton av.
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. POS Ridgewood av.
WANTED-ExPER1ENC IRONERs ALSO
girls to work round mangle. Model Steam
Laundry, 12 University av Sc.
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WANTFD-GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WON
an for general housework in doctors family
Address P. o. Box 53S, Bemdji, Mimi.
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WANTED-A DINING-ROOM GIRL AT TILE
Quick Lunch Co. GIG Nicollet av.
WANTED-PAN WASHER AND CHAMBER
maid at Hotel Richmond
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Learn proofreading; sits secured; SIS to s25
weekly. Home Cor. School. Philadelphia.
GIRLS = EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
power machines to make shirts and overalls.
Good pay and steady work the year round
Also two needle operators on overalls None
but experienced wanted. Carlson Mfg. Co,
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ONE BROUGHAM FOR SALE, ONE LAM
deau one Rockaway, coupe brougham, also. a
station wagonette; one Of these can be had
on time If desired. Buchanan s livery, 148 E
T,oIro a 9i = r. -r - 49,. e
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 1886 Portland av.
WANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AND DIM
and 9Th st S.
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$40 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED -(PosITIoN
distributing circulars, samples.
tacking signs; send 4c for particulars. Com
mercial Advertising Associations, Philadelphia,
-Il.e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-01

Is, 1902, bv the town Of Berryville, vir-
ginia, and Herbert Is. Warde for estab-
fishing in said town an acetylene gas
plant for lighting purposes.
BY Mr.. George: To empower the
Board of Supervisors and judge OF the
county of Smyth to authorize the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy to erect mon
rment on the Courthouse or public
square at Marion Va. to the memory
Of the Confederate dead of said county
and to appropriate in their discretion not
less than two hundred dollars to aid in
the erection of said monument.
BY Mr. Cumming: To amend and re-
enact an acte entitled an act to authorize
School District No 4 in Elizabeth City
county to borrow money, ETC., approved
January Is, 1902.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr. Kelley: To provide for a better
system of plumbing for the cities of the
State.
BY Mr. jennings: For the relief of J.
c. Featherston.
BY Mr.. Snead: To amend section S214 of
the Code.
BY Mr.. Clarke: To permit women tc
carry concealed weapons.
BY Mr.. Whitehead: TO amend the
charter Of the city Of Norfolk.
BY, same: To give laundries lien
upon clothes washed by them.
BY same: To amend the law in rela-
ton to peddlers.
BY Mr. Nottingham: To amend the
charter Of Cape Charles
BY Special Committee: To provide a
better system for keeping repaired the
public roads of the State.
BY Mr. Kelley: To incorporate the Fra
ternal Relief Association.
RJJJS pASSED
To amend and re-enact section 10 OF
am act entitled IAN act to create the
Board Of Fisheries of Virginia, define its
duties. and fix the salary of its mem
bers," approved February I, 1895.
To amend section 525 of the Code OF
Virginia, relating to the collection of fees
of commissioner OF revenue,
To amend and re-enact section 20SS OF
the Code. defining a lawful fence.
of Norfolk, and to provide for the gov
ernment of said annexed territory.
For the protection of fish in the waters
of Washington county.
For the protection of quail or cartridges
ana pheasants in the county of Washing
ton.
To authorize the trustees of the parson-
age Of Court-Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, of Lynchburg, Va, to
convey its parsonage cot to the trustees
of said church.
For the protection of birds in the coun-
ties of Roanoke and Craig.
To authorize the sale OF the Old Union
Brick Church property and one acre OF
land, more less, on Beaver creek, in
the county of Smyth by the trustees OF
said property.
treasurer for E. F. Daniel. treasurer OF
Charlotte county, Va, allowing further
time, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-01
CASE GOES OVER.
Powhatan Lime Company Chartered by Judge
Wexford Yesterday

The case of W. o. Watkins against the
seaboard Air Line for S1,50o damages
claimed for the burning OF certain woods.
is being heard in the CITY ;.ircnit Court
1t went over yesterday until Monday.
The charter of the Powhatan Lime
Company was granted by Judge Well
fore in the City Circuit Court yester-
gay, with a capital stock of from so
COO to 100000. The purposes of the COM
pany are to quarry lime rock, manufacture
lime cement, cooperage stock. and bar
rels. and the buying and selling of all
goods necessary to the conduct of such
business. The officers are: President,
Warner Moore: Vice-President and Man
ager, Richard Mccoy; Secretary, William
H. Allison. Directors, the above and
7. L.. Moore and E. B. Addison.
Mr.. Lewis c.. Williams qualified to prac-
lice in the City Circuit Court yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-01
RICHMOND PASsE GER AND
POWER COMPANY.

The attention Of the public IS respect
fully called to. the following report of the
superintendent of the light department
Of this company in reference to the with
drawal of its electric current from build
ings in which current of a very much
higher valtage than that furnished by
this company is used for lighting pur-
poses:
Major James D. Patton, President Rich
mond Passenger and Power Company:
Dear Sir,-I deem it proper to bring
to the attention Of the Board of Direc-
tors the question of the adIsability OF
this company declining to furnish cleo
trio current to buildings in which high
voltage electric current for light pur-
poses is being used.
My reasons for suggesting this action
are well known to you, and you will re-
call that for more than year past I
have repeatedly called your attention to
the danger, both ito persons and
as a fire risk, Of high voltage electric
currents for lighting purposes within
buildings. am aware that the sug-
gcsted withdrawal will subject this COM
pany to considerable loss of revenue,
and will entail the severance of business
relations from some who for many years
have been our patrons, but the time has
now arrived, in my opinion, for this COM
pany to decline to risk its record for safe
electrical distribution by continuing TIC
furnish service to buildings subject as
s believe, to Il very great fire risk.
Very respectfully
(Signed) %. TRAF'FORD.
superintendent Light Department..
And also to the resolution adopted by
its Board of Directors: ss
Resolved, That the superintendent OF
the light department be instructed tc
cancel all contracts with Gust using
. a high voltage current for lighting
poses within the buildings, but such CON
tracts should be cancelled so as to cause
the least Inconvenience to customers
RICHMOND PASSENGER AHD@PoW-
ER COMPANY.