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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-15
CHAPTER L.
AN ACT

Entitled an Act 10 authorize and di-
rect the County Commissioners Of
st Mary County TO issue Bonds
for the purpose of raising money
to pay for the erection of the Court
House IN said County
Section !. Be il enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland, that
the County Commissioners Of ST.
Mary's County are hereby authoriz
cd and directed to issue Coupon
Bonds of said County to the amount
OF Twenty Two Thousand Dollars
1922 ,000) in sums as follows; Tea,
Two Hundred Dollar Bonds, Ten.
Five Hundred Dollar Bonds, and
Fifteen One Thousand Dollar Bonds,
70 be signed by the President and
countersigned by the Clerk Of their
Board with the Seal Of said Board
thereto affixed, bearing interest at
the rate OF four per cent "A per cent. }
Annum, payable semi-annually on
the LIST days Of March and Septem-
Der in each and every year said
Bonds remain unpaid, and which
Bonds shall be payable as follows:
The Ten Two Hundred Dollar Bonds,
and the. Ten Five Hundred Dol
lar Bonds in fifteen years from the
date Of their issue, The Seven One
Thousand Dollar Bonds in Twenty
years from the date Of their issue,
and the Eight One Thousand Dollar
Bonds in Twenty years from
the date Of their issue. Said Bonds
shall be exempt from County and
Municipal Taxation, and shall be
receivable by the County Treasurer
in payment Of County Taxes.
Section :. And be it enacted,
That the s3id County Ct nmissioners
are authorized and rcd TO sell
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Public Local Laws.

tax levied or taxed upon property
within the limits Of said Corpora
ton.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland,
that it shall be the duty of the Coun-
ty Commissioners of ST. Mary S
County to pay annually to the Com
missioners of the Village of Leon
ardtown, the amount of the road tax
levied or taxed upon property with
in the limits Of said Corporation,
to be appropriated and used by
them for the repair and improve
ment OF the roads within said cor
porate limits.
Section 2. BE il enacted, that
this Act shall take effect from the
date of it's passage.
Approved A pril s. i@2
JOHN WALTER SMITH
Governor.
JOHN HUBEER.
President It the Senate.
NOBLE T.. MITCHELL.
Speaker OF the House of Delegates.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or THE SENATE
hereby certify, That the nfofegoiBg IL "a
true cops OF An Ct Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed VI the January Session
ALFRED RITTER.
Secretary OF the Senate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-15
JOHN HUBNER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
CHAPTER s2s.

Entitled an Act to require the Coun-
ty Commissioners OF st. Mary s
County to pay annually tothe Com-
missioners Of the Village oil Leon
ardtown, the amount Of the road
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-15
CHAPTER 305.
AN ACT

Entitled an Act to repeal Chapter
-Four Hundred and Fifty Of the Acts
of eighteen hundred and ninety
two, entitled an Act TO prescribe
the compensation and regulate the
sessions OF the Orphans Court for
Saint Mary County and re-en-
act the same with amendments.
Section |. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland,
that the Judges OF the Orphans
Court for St. Mays County shall
receive the sum Of four dollars Tor
each days attendance upon the SEES
siOns OF said Court
Section 2. And be it enacted,
that the sessions Of said Court shall
be held in Leonardtown in said
County, on the second Tuesday Of
each month, and oftener, If in their
judgement the public business may
require it, provided that the com
pensation of any one of said Judges
shall not exceed the sum OF one hun
dred dollars in any year.
Section B. And be it further en-
acted, that this Act shall take effect
from the date Of its passage.
Approved a pril 6th, 1902
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER.
President of the Senate.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or THE sEHArE
! hereby certify, That the atoreRoiug is q
true copy of an Act OF the General Asse IDLY Of
Maryland, passed at the January Session, 1909
ALFRED RITTER,
ShnrntnrY of the Sennfe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
THE NEWS OF YORK COUNTY.
DR.. Curtis Thrown from, His BueEs
and Badly Hurt

YORKTOWN, VA. December 12-Ispe-
ciall-Dr. H. c. Curtis. the brilliant
young physician of Lee Hall. met with
quite painful accident a day or I"
since. While driving into his yard at
night his buggy collided with a lumber,
wagon, and was smashed into a total
wreck The doctor was thrown out OF
the vehicle and received severe injuries
in his back. He is again out and able 70
attend to his large practice
The cold snap Of the early part OF the
week was taken advantage Of by the
few who were fortunate enough 10 nave
pork hogs. TO kill their supply Of meat
\ conservative estimate places the de-
probation in meat supply at 80 per cent.
less than it usually IS
The Board Of School Trustees Of stan
lev District in Warwick county. met the
trustees OF Nelson District. in York
county, Yesterday at Lee Hall to discuss
BOX at Newport News, by some OF the
nupils of the school at HalsteadS FONT,
WHEN is run Jointly by both counties
Irnon iovestisa ton the charge was
nroved groundiess and the case dis
missed. ,,; ne
Misses Emma and Bertha Morris: or
sheepshead Bay. n. Y, who have been bee,
thc guests Of Mr.. d. W. Morris, at Bell
field. for some time past. returned lioiiie
Mr. Mr. Che Charles Gallagher has just re
turned from a week 5 stay IN richmond
where he was arranging for an oyster
Smoking business at this point. =,
Mr. F. P. Crockett and MI. - o. ~,
"a" Msssrs J. n. 4illman & Co: have LEASED
the old custom house and Will engage III
the furniture and feed business me cot.i-
ing spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

church, by the Rev. Edward Wall. rec.
tor of the church, and will be the most
interesting social event OF the season.
The bride-to-be is the daughter OF Dr.
James Mercer Garnett Mcclure. of this
place; she IS q blonde. whose charms OF
body and mind have won her many ad-
mirers. Sac is closely related to the Nc
Guires, CARROTS. and other prominent
Southern families Mr.. Lewis is prorn,-
nent lawyer here having. been Common
wealths Attorney for several years. lie
is a grandson of the late Lorenzo Lewis,
OF "Audley." Clarke county. and also
OF Reverdy Johnson. of Baltimore.
Mr. c. L. Royston. welI-known farme,
of this county. died at his residence a
few miles east of this place Tuesday. ate,
a protracted illness. He leaves wife
and several children.
The Kings Daughters of Grade Epis-
copaI church held a successful bazaar on
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week,
at which a neat sum was realized for
charitable purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
JACOB MOSES SCALDED
WHILE CLEANSING HOGS.
,r,rr;h,c sc.iGent Defalls Floyd
County Miller-iniurIe> frooa
bly, FGtnl.

FLOYD. VA. December 11.-'Specia ,
Jacob Moses. a miller. living five miles
fron, town was baely. if not fatally,
scalda5 Yesterday While assisting IN
scald;ne a 40O-pound hog. Mr.. Moses IN
some way slipped and fell backward III"
the scalding tub. and was terribiS o''l 'ls.u
on the back and shoulders. his heac ''io
no. oct in the water. Mr. Moses was
heard from this morning. and II is not
thought that he can live long
Mr.. c. p. Stephens and family lett tnls
morning for Salem Va. where they VIII
reside in the future.
Fred S. Hoback who has been run
ming a drugstore here for the past Two
wears. made an assignment ednesoaE.
conveying his stock OF goods ana ue'.>
,r,l X acres of land to =. G. Howard,
,r,,st.a for. the benefit of his creditors No
preference as TO creditors IS mace III w.
5eed hui there are several creditors VINO
had ACQUIRED liens before the date OF as
sicn1neat. by judgment and deed Oh trust
The liabilities will amount to about S-'o"'
and If is thought they VII! be pald Vi
f,.u Among the creditors mentioned III
the assignment are Purcell, l-acd 90
the Southern Drug Co. Nelson q Niies'
stumble & Childress. Thompson Hogan,
Ii34ff Andrews Moler Harris, Woodson
g 90 w. II Norman. a. J. kutroush,
and others
Mr.. S. r. Brame and family will leave
tomorrow for Richmond. MI brame wiz
go into the new national bank 10 ne OPEN
ed in Manchester.
Last Tuesday NBurdine Hylton was al
,..sfad and lodged In jail on complaint OF
sarah Epnidy. who charged him with Sc
l,nction under promise OF marriage HEt-
ton EXPRESSED a willingness TO marry INC
Girl and Thursday she came 10 TOWN ana
they were married in the Courthouse.
Ouite a crowd gathered TO witness 'hs
ceremony. which was performed py res'
T. 3. Pccry After the ceremony cpi-
lection was taken up ana snuS IN ~!
..,,,,, vas presented to the bride. Tha
connie left smiling and seemingly HAPPY
IN their new relations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

planted in the Capitol Square
Donating plants and trees TO the Con
federate Museum.
Instruc1ing the Committee on FINANCE
TO include III the annual appropria tloh ol
1903 $4,000 for stand-pipe in Ncst-bnd.
Directing the Chief of Ponce 10 MAKE d
daily report Of the schedule run by the
s1reet-cars and if they do not comply
with the ordinance TO report them to the
Police Justice
Providing for the appointment OF a
snecial ioint committee consisting o.
members Of the City Council, City At
torney. Special Accountant, ana me
Mayor. to look after matters OF icslsla-
ton efIeeting the city before the Legs
lature of Virginia.
Directing the Committees on Water and
electricity to examine into the question
Of establishing an electrical plant at the
new pump house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

Miss Lee Lewis with Mr.. Wash Carter.
of Richmond: Miss Willie Goodman. OF
Evansville with Mr.. Joseph Trice, of Has
densville;. Miss Maude James. of Elton.
with Mr.. John Cheatwood Of Richmond;
Miss LeEa Lacy, with Mr.. Oscar Duval.
of Goochland.
After the ceremony the neWly-Wedded
pair left for Werth View, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. where they
boarded the P NJ. train for a bridal
tour.
Mr.. J. r. Baker and wife. Mrs. r. A.
Eanlin. Mr. f c.. Hamin. Mr.. Charles
Martin, and Mr.. William Martin. of Fin
ley. O.. who have been on an extend
ed hunt in this section. left this afternoon
for Richmond. Old Point Norfolk, and
Washington, D. c.. From the nations
ca pital they will go back to Finley. They
are charmed with their visit to Virginia,
and say they have never seen such hos
pitality as has been accorded them IN the
Ole Dominion.
Mrs. ana Miss Debo, OF Trenton Mills.
in this county. paid Richmond visit
yesterday Afternoon.
Miss Sallie Ford, of this place, VINO
has beer teaching school In the family
of Mr.. and Mrs Mathews. of Amherst
county, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Kittie Hobson. of Towards Neck
farm, Goochland county, left yesterday az
teruocn for Richmond for several days.
and from there viii gu 10 Norfolk, where
she will spend the winter.
Mr. George 3. Ford. recent graf
uate of the Virginia Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute, who during this year has been en-
gagged in railway surveying in Massacnl-
se,ts, returned home several days ago.
an6: left Tuesday afternoon for West Viz
siria.
Or. George II. Snead. his wife. and
granddaughter. of Fork Union. Fiuvanna
county. who have been visiting Richmond
ant; this place returned home Tuesday.
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sToDDERT TIDBITs.
More About Thut Hear-somc inter-
r+;uc. Personal Information.

More about Thut Hear-some INFER
.~+;u. Personal Information.
STODDERT. VA. December l'.-'op.
snjaD.-'rhis neighborhCod mas peeA 80
~, disturbed recently. owing to WIZ
I,,.,,. ~ enormous proportions Ito Judge by
:ite track having visited our sectlon:
seems that it came from the direction OF
Epetarshurg. and followed the banks Oh
the Anno.nattox river The track was
seen Saturday opposite Green Level the
farm owned by Mr. j. w. Crute. II KEEP
lose to the bank until 1T reached tisn
Hill" at which place IT crossed the loiu
and entered the woods. All gay So .l
day hunters were on the track, deter
mined to rid. if possible. the country OF
s,,ch a formidable beast; but had not sue
ceeded that night in killing the bear me
animal is supposed TO be lurking IN the
dense woods near jamestown briu5e.
Deer and bear, generally are FOUND N
The, same parts of the State ana deer IN
great numbers have been found here me
opinion is that bear Will also become an
Iinhabitant OF this section.
ANOTHER STRANGE VISITOR.
Several weeks ago a strange loohliis AMI
NAL was captured in a steel trap by ne
gro who lives near Centenary church.
II was viewed by many of the nel9hDor-
hood naople. none Of whom We're able TO
determine what nature Of beast it was. To
Judge. by the articles in different papers,
strange wild animals are beginning TO
appear in this part Of the State III great
numbers, and are not receiving very
warm welcome. They are supposed to
he driven out from the Dis~lal Swamp
5bv courageous hunters, who seek that as
a place to test their skill
PERSONAL.
Miss Pettice Crute, who visited Mrs
.John Stokes and Miss Annie Garnett, Of
Farmyille, last week, returned to her
home near here, Friday
Mrs. Alice Royal, OF PoWhatan. IS still
sn,lita i'll at the home Of her brother, Mr.
William Garnett, near Angola. Her sis.
ter, Mrs. Paterson, Of etersburE, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

charge of murder hanging over them.
Two are negroes and one q white man.
Mr.. John P Hunt has just completed his
new brick store and will begin moving
in his stock on Friday. The new build
ing is up-to-date in every detail and is
the first house erected on the square which
was burned on the morning of March 9TH.
Tuesday evening, at the brides home
near Redeye. Miss Hattie G. Walker was
united in marriage to Mr.. Wiley Watson.
of Pittsylvania county \ reception and
ball We're tended the newly made pair
at the groom's home.
On Wednesday, near Peytonsburg, Rev
Chswell Dabney. of this place, united in
holy wedock Miss Mary S. Betterton and
Mr.. D. j. Daniel. all Of Pittsyvania.
Rev. George w Beck, OF Charlotte.
c.. will preach the balance Of this week at
Spring Garden at night; also at IL 4. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
Seaboard Air Line Rai2Way-Christ-
mas Holiday Rates.

On account of the Christmas holidays
the Seaboard will sell round trip tickets
from all stations on its lines at 4 rate Of
one and one-third first-c1ass fares be-
tween all points east OF the mississippi
and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers,
including Washington, ,. c., and st.
Louis, Mo One frst-class standard fare
will apply for, the round trip between 2et
will he sold Dec. %. q, rs. 80 and 81, 1872,
and Jan l. 1903. Final limit. Jan. s., 1863.
For Students-Sanne rates will apply as
ABOVE noted on presentation and surren-
der of certificates signed by the super
intendent principal or president Of a
school or college Tickets will be sold 20
students Dec. IL to the %, inclusive, in
addition to the aforementioned dates:
Tickets sold to students will have a final
For further information. apply to any
agent or representative of the Seaboard,
or write or cal! on
T. P. SMITH. w: ). MA
Dis. Pass. Agt City Ticket Agt.
1906 East Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13


fo-cad to return to her home Saturday.
Miss Mattye Boiling Johnson, OF
Amelia, is visiting Miss Sydnor Johnson
at The Hermitage.
Mr. ]. W. Crute. Jr.. visited friends In
Powhatan last week.
Miss Lewis Crawley, who has been con.
valescent for some time, is entirely wei
now.
Madam Rumor says there will be a mar
riage at Centenary Methodist Church
within two weeks.
Mrs DR.. Charles Blanto and Miss Maria
Boiling, of Richmond, are up at their
country home. "West HILL super1ntend-
ing the building on the place. This home
will be a summer resort for the fam
lily.
Miss Annie Belle Johnson and her broth
CT, of Farmvtle, spent Sunday here.
Mr. Linor Crawley. who was SO Ill sew
eral weeks ago, with that dreadful DIS
ease, typhoid fever, was at church Sun
day. He will not return to Randolph
Macon College this term, however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
A G0OCHLAND BRIDE.
Marriage of Richard Carter and
Miss EIorric e. Harris.

CARrERSVILLE. VA, December IL
Especial )-Testerday afternoon a beauti
full marriage was solemnized at Smyrna
Baptist church. in Goochland county. the
contracting parties being Mr.. Richard
Carter and Miss Florrle 3. Harris, both
Of Goochland. The Rev. Hugh j. Paylor,
pastor of the Gainesville Methodist Epis-
copal circuit, ofticiated. The bride entered
the church with her maid Of honor. Miss
Marian Carter. sister of the groom The
groom entered with his best man, Nj
Corbin Carter, of White Level. The other
ladies and gentlemen in attendance were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
I.arges. assortment holiday GOODS ave

Larges. assortment holiday goods ever
offered befoIe. Arbuckles, or Cordoya
coffee. pound. lie: French candy.
pound. &C.: new dates. pound. &C.: new
figs, &C. pounds. Soc: new mixed nuts nc.
pound; nice salt pork. &C. pound: best
ginger snaps or soda crackers. pound,
4 lie: large can tomatoes. &C.. or cans
for &C, fine sugar corn, &C.. Or 4 cams.
&C.. best city meal peck. 13e.; large.
milky cocoanuts. 4c.: new cleaned cur.
rants. 1-pound package. Sc. new Virsinla
buckwheat. &C.. or pounds. &C.. nav
California dried peaches or nectarines, sc..
or 8 pounds. &c.
S. uLLaIAN'S SON,
Dewp-tnwn stores. 1s2a-ls2a east Mat
street. 3. =
Up-town, 400 east Marshall street.
Maneheater. isi.-1aI Hull street
RasA .Daq sa u ~ sssIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
New Baseball Leasue.

DANvILLE. VA. December 12.-tspe-
GALA baseball league for Southern VT
GINA and Northern North Carolina Is b.
ing formed Mr.. .. S. Crockett. of ROAM
ok. is instrumental in the Increment. aud
is already signing players for that csey.
Mr. Crockett is after Roanoke. Lynck-
burg. Stanton. and nanril.e. in Virginia.
and Greensboro and Winston In North
Carolina. These cities are all within easy
touch i:iih each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
Pink carnations, % cents per dozen q
Hamnonds, 101 east Broad street
Christmns Holiday Rates. via Al
1antic Coast Line Railroad.

This line will sell tickets from Rich
mond and Petersburg to all points south
thereof and east of the Mississippi at rate
OF one and one-third fares for the round
trip. Tickets on sale to the general public
Dec. %. "a, %, So 81, 1902 and Jan. J. 1868
and students on Dec. 16 to %. 1902. inclu-
sive, with final limit Jan. s. 1903, upon
presentation and surrender Of certificates
signed by superintendent. principals or
presidents of the various institutions.
Tickets will be limited TO continuous
passage in each direction.
For full information, apply to agents
Of Ine company. or
c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
S3S East Main street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
An Enioyab1e Reception.

Rev. Carey E. Morgan ard the officers
Of the Seventh Street Christian church
gave a most enjoyable informal rscep-
ton last night at the residence Of Mr.:
and Mrs. w l.. Sydnor. No. 1908 Floyd
avenue The entertainment was given to-
the members OF the church. and was
enjoyed BY all those present. 4 number
OF musical selections We're given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
WINTER TOURIST RATES
Vi, the Atlantic Coast Line II. r.

Winter. tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern winter resorts via the At.
lantic Coast Line. This line is the short
est. quickest and most elegantly-equippe1r
between the North and South. 1t offers
to health and pleasure-seekers service.
equalled by none You make no changes
to Florida resorts.
For full particulars, apply to any agent
of the company, or
Division Passenger Agent,
SSS East Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
r. n. Gillian Drops Dead.

PAMPHLIN CITY. VA. Dec. 12---fSpe-
ciaD-a1r l.. L. Gillian, we'll known bust
ness man, Of this place, fell in the store OF
Mr.. W. H. Lyon, where he was en-
ployed, yesterday afternoon, and died III
a few moments He had previously been
in good health, and his death was attrib-
uted to heart failure He leaves a wife
and three children.
Mr. Gillian was q man Of bright, Se-
NAL disposition and his death is greatly
depIored. He was nephew of Mr.. Mar
shall NJ Gillian, of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
MONEY MEASURES

Resolutions rs follows:
.Appropriatng $500 TO coal and Oh ac-
count of the gas works.
Appropriating $25oo 10 the payroll ac-
count Of the gas works
Appropriating 5000 to a!mshoase es-
pense account -.
Appropriating $500. 10 the Committee
on Police and Elections to pay me ca
penges OF the recent registration
Ordering the payment of soio TO John v,
WINSTON, :stenographer, for services III
connection with the recent special Crane
jury investigating municipal affairs
Apprepria,ing 5000 10 the ladies' CAY
Mission for the purchase OF coal!
Designating the Metropolitan Bank OF
Virginia as one of the repositories for the
funds of the city.
Authorizing the Committee on James
Riye, Improvement TO contract for !
tiredse and suitable improvements to cost
not 10 exceed s3s, 900
Placing $3.50 10 the credit account OF the
poor OF the city, being the accumulated
interest OH The will Of the late a, b. Good
n3aa
Denating 1lty trees TO. the State to be
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Virginian'S Endorsement.

Here is a sample Of the many written and
verbal expressions of approval we have re-
ceived from those who secured copies of the
first issue:
"The bound volumes Of Poe to hand,
and are beautifully bound and printed.
Every Virginian should own them There
is no better Christmas present, and l wish
could duplicate my order dozen times.
Congratulating the publishers and the
Richmond Dispatch,
"W!LLIAM DANIEL CABELL,
Norwood, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13
BIG BUNCH OF BILLS
MEASURES OF VAST LOCAL IMP
ANCE APPROVED BY MAYOR.
100000 BONDS TO BE ISSUED
Plumbers to BE Licensed and Their
Duties Prcscribed-Marsh street
yinduct-Committec t" Look After
Legislation The Electric Light
Plant.

MANOR Richard NJ. TAYLOR returned to
clerk B. 7. August yesterday q large
number Of important ordinances and res
olutions with his uhe Mayors approval
Among them the following:
Ordinance to authorize the issue and
10 provide for the redemption of bonds
for the Improvement of the water WORKS
which provides for an issue Of $4,000 of
boIds. having twelve years to run and
bearing ) L. per cent. interest
Ordinance creating a board for the eN-
animation of plumbers. prescribing the
d1ltj,s of such board, and the conditions
uDcll which licenses may be granted I"
plumbers The board Will he constituted
as follows:
President of the Board of Health, IN
spector OF Plumbing, and two other cltl-
zeus OF Richmond. TO be elected D! the
City Council, one OF whom siiaii be
iaurneyman plumber and the other mas
ter plumber. The Inspector OF Plumbing
shall I,e the secretary of the board.
RIGHT TO CHARGE TOLLS
Ordinance granting the Citizens Rapid
Transit Company permission 10 charge
and receive tolls for the use or occupa-
lion Of OF passage over q vladuct to be
constructed by this company over Mar
shall street from a point at or near COL
lege street to Twenty-iirs1 and Marshall
streets.
An ordinance concerning sewer connec-
sions outside the corporate limits.
This ordinance provides how charges lof
such connections shall be collected
Resolutions authorizing the loiiow'hs
sewers TO be constructed:
Main street. from Iombardy ana Main
westwardls. in Main TO corporate limits
In alley from Laurel TO Smaller street
between Franklin street ana fa'h ave
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beg leave to call attention to
their large stock OF the aheveS-
mentioned goods, post Of
which aresof their own imporz
tatiQl.