The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-12
WILL MAKE
MANY BRICKS
New Company Chartered With
$4,000 Capital.
CHARACTER OF A HORSE
Court viii Be Called on to Pass on that
ofAnirnal Which Kicked Buggy to
Pieces--New Boards Of
Education.
CHARACTER OF A HORSE
Especial TO Tho rimes-D,spatch.)

NopCtlhA " AI0 4 IiuCp-A>iop1tSb(
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 11.-A charter
was granted to-day for Chi-peo Brick
and Tile Company. OF Fayetteville, CAPT.
tai $4,000. Tho incorporators are J. B.
Howe, John GARRISON and ]. s. Cara
son. The three subscribe for $1,000 OF
stock.
state Auditor b. F. Dixon returned
this morning from Trinity College COM
rnencement. accompanied by his two
sons, B. r. Dixon. Jr.. and Wright
Dixon. both OF whom graduated with
distinction.
Professor C. II. Spencer. superintend-
ent OF Public Schools in Camdens county.
writes the State Superintendent that
more Improvement Of public school
houses has been made during the past
year than during the five years preceo-
Ing.
UNIQUE CASE.
A unique case, in which the court Will
be required to pass on the character OF
n horse, has been started IN Ralelgh.
Walter j. Moore bought horse from
w. j. Upchurch. who represented the
animal as safe and gentle. Moore on
sunday hitched the horse TO his buggy
and he kicked the vehicle to pieces. In
the warrant false pretense Is charged.
The twenty second sannual session y OK
the North Carolina State Colored Teach
ers' Association Is in session at 81. Au-
CUISINE School, near Raleigh. There is
a large attendance.
Entirely new county Boards OF Edu-
: cation will 90 In Office July list, ana
state superIntendent Joyner has Issued
letters to them urging the importance
al employing the very best county 81.
perintendents for all their time u school
fnances will possibly admit OF IT, exer-
cising the greatest care to fill this Office
WITH men Of the best ability. going out
of the county. II necessary, to find him.
FARMERS CONTENTION. a
Elaborate preparations are being made
FOR this North Carolina Farmers. Com
vention. to be held at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College here July ~, y
and %. These conventions are to pc hello
every year. and the papers read nTe sli
10 be published 10000 copies being made.
and distributed throughout the State.
,rhe following will be the mosr promi-.
rent speakers and their subjects:
Address OF welcome: Governor Charles
3. Aycock.
and Hay and Grazing: Professor ". r.
Massey.
What the Stats Board o: Agriculture
4. Doing for Farmers: Hon. S. =. Pat
tcrson.
Tho Building up o. Won Out Clay
Lands in Middle North Carolina: Hon.
! r, w. Scott OF Aiaanance dnu ~, =. " !.
Brawley, OF 1redell.
OF Agriculture. Washington. -. G..
Molds and RIOTS: Bacteria, Good ana
Bad: Professor F. I. Stevens
Intensive Farming Trucking: MI. WI
liam Dunn, OF Newborn. and Mr.. Q. l..
Blacknall, OF Vance.
Soils and Fertiuzers: Professor 3. ".
JIilgore.
Extensive Farming: Hon. p. J.. Daught-
ridge. OF Edgecombe; Mr.. A. =. Mccall
lum. OF Robson, and Hon. J. .. cunning
Dairy Farming: MI. j. e. Colt
Butter Making on the Farm: Professor
j. @. Kendall. ~.
Burkett. :, {
L. Stevens
Recess to visit farm. barn. poultry
yards. etc.
Farm Animals illustrated lantern lee
+ure): Professor c.. w. Burkett
The Cattle Industry OF the State: .'ro-
fessor TAFT Butler.
plant Improvement: Professor F. l..
Stevens
man.
symposimn-Fv 'chools; Introduce
tive: G. Fl. Poe.
Aid to the Farmer: lessor e. L,
Stevens.
Observation-Disclosures in tic Rural
Schools: Professor Burket:..
symposium-The outlook: superintend-
snt Joyner.
All railroads will give special rate
of one fare for the round trip.