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Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24
AN UNSAVORY GLOVE CONTRACT.

The Littauer glove contract is still agitating the war department and off cial Washington. On account of the peculiar relationship existing between President Roosevelt and Congressman Littauer, the question is on the tip of every mans tongue, What will Roose- welt do about this latest scandal that gets close to him?" At a Harvard college dinner at the Waldorf-AstoTia hotel in New York on the 23d of Feb ruary, 1900, Roosevelt declared with pride and emotion that his closest per sonal friend and political adviser was MT. Lucius N. Littauer. member of congress from New York To quote his exact language: ''I want to tell you that it is a congressman who is my most intimate personal friend, and who is my closest political adviser
 Who is he?" came from all sides.
 'Lucius Littauer," said Roosevelt.
 The laws of the United States for bid a member of congress to take any government contract. The New York Sun, republican paper, friendly to MT. Roosevelt, of course, reveals the fact that MT. Littauer, during the Spanish-American war, manufactured some five hundred thousand Collars worth of gloves and otter supplies bought by the United States govern A I eL Ln contract from the government. and Littauer made the gloves for Lyon. in fact in letter to Lyon, ittauer asks whether he. 0ittauer) shall go and see the responsible war department ofical, General Luddington, '"n re- gard to other glove contracts" And Littauer's brother acted as bondsman for Lyon in procuring of contracts.
 What will MT. Roosevelt do under the circumstances? Will he instruct the attorney general to investigate the matter? He cannot doubt that his indorsement of Mir. Littauer would have great weight with the war de- partment. MT. Littauer may not have known, in spite of his offer to see certain official, that Lyon really got the contracts on the strength of representing MT Roosevelt's intimate friend.
 He has not hesitated to give us his views of official purity. He has said, "words are good when backed up by deeds, and only so." Will his words be backed by deeds in this case? Or .s there difference between an ordinary individual and the Harvarl graduate
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24
TORRES 6 PRiETAs RAILWAY.
Time Card No. 1s. in Effect March 22

Train No. l leaves Minas Prietas at
 am; arrives Torres at 6: 45 a. ID Train No. 2 leaves Torres at 8 a. m.
 arrives Minas Prietas S:45 a. a. Train No. leaves Minas Prielas at 1
 pm; arrives Torres 4:45 D. m. Train No. leaves Torres at 7:30
 m.; arrives Minas Prietas SHE pm All trains connect with trains op Sonora railway, Nogales to Guaymas and vice versa.
 Wells-Fargo & Co.'S express and tel eg-aph in operation between Torres Minas Prietas and ah parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui rve-, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields, Soyopa, Sahuripa. Uras La Bufs La Dura Yaqui Smelling and Refuins and Yaqui Copper companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. k Seymour to be forwarded by teams from Minas Prietas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid. all goods stored free of charge, no commission or brokerage charges for handling goods.
 At Minas Prietas depot, hacks al ways ready to make trips to any Of the above named points al reasonable rates. F. H. SEYMOUR,
 President-Proprietor
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24
A GOLDEN TRUST OPPORTUNITY.

Since the Iowa idea" has been
 knocked over the ropes by the repub-
 lican party. and the American Protec-
 tive Tariff League has won a signal
 victory for the ~stand patters." there
 has arisen a demand for a sort of tariff
 revision that stands a good chance to
 receive respectful attention at the
 December session of congress It is
 something radically different from the
 Iowa idea" It emanates from the
 sugar trust, and is based upon asser-
 tions that German cartel" producers
 intend to ship enormous quantities O.
 cheap sugar to the United States as
 soon as the abolition of sugar bounties
 recently arranged for at Brussels, goes
 into effect on September 1. The mag
 mates of the American sugar trust pre-
 tend that this constitutes a grave dan
 ger. and that it is the duty of con
 gress to pass legislation providing for an extension of the system of counter.
 vailing duties. They devoutly believe in the necessity and benefit of counter, vailing duties, ever since the United States supreme court upheld the right of the government to levy such duties on Russian sugar. The sugar trust has presented it's demand at the proper psychological moment; that is. just when the republican party is 'in the market" for "dignifed" campaign con tributions. It is a poor trust that does not know it's political opportunity. Considering the fact that the Iowa idea" is so exceedingly unpopular, and protection along orthodox lines still the supreme fetich in high republican circles, it is not at all improbable that the sugar monopoly's request that something be done in legislative way to protect it against European com petition will readily be complied with. As one Of our most promising infant the sugar trust must be given all the protection that it needs, UT LuluhS IL HteuS. It's CdplldllLdiIOA is diluted with SIC, a big amount of water that a continuance of fit div;- iends on preferred and commo- shares would be made impossible by competition. The trust: grip upon the domestic sugar market must not be looseued, Customers ? prosperous and do not mind litt.o more bleeding" And the trust needs he money, and the republican party needs it still more. The Havenmeyer idea of tariff revision should be- and probably will be given rousing recep- ton by the republican majority in con gress. It is up-to-date and practic- able The men who conceived it are neither "cranks" nor 'doctrinaires. They are just common. everyday and that class is just now in fine fettle and stand high in republican circles. Tell with the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

who happens to be the presidents Closest political friend and adviser. ,"
 The people would perhaps. like to ask MT. Roosevelt this ques ion:
 What can be expected of the post office people if the intimate political friends and most trusted adviser of ninety thousand dollars on government contracts. when the law says that no member of congress shall profit by sucha contract, directly or indirectly?
 MT Roosevelt has said that he pro poses to have everything about hin "as clean as hounds tooth" Isn't it about time for him to buy car load of tooth brushes?
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

Sonora gives promise of being the richest gold fields in the world, with further development. A few more discoveries akin to the SoIedad and the Fl Tigre, and it's reputation will be fully established.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

October will see the organization of a board of trade in this city. It is something long needed in Bisbee, and the business men are now deter mined to have ft. Its organization will only be postponed until after the hot weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

Arizona, not to be outdone by St. Louis and the postofice department, has it's own little scandal in the indict- ment of Shelby Cullom, clerk of the supreme court, who was formerly dep uty collector of internal revenue for the district of Arizona and New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

This office is in receipt of letters and telegrams complimenting the management on the eight-page mining section of The Review issue on Sun day. July 18th. Watch for next Sun days paper-larger and better than ever
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

Bisbee escaped a disastrous flood on Wednesday night only by short distance of twenty eight miles. If the water that fell between the Ora goons and Tombstone had been visited upon Bisbee, the destruction would have been something fearful to con template.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

The latest news from the Orient is to the fact that Japan and Russia are both in training and on Wednesday were sparring for an opening.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

-se Rey.ew mas a branch offce at Douglas, and is delivered by carrier In the following towns: Naco.
 Cananea. Douglas.
 Tombstone.
 Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24

Press dispatches bring the an nouncement that there is not q hobo to be found in Kansas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
HOMEMADE oARAMELs AT KAEMpr's, e5o.
REDUCED PRICES.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
JEFFERSON WARD REGISTRATION
NOTICE.. s#

IN. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
Of the convention which assembled In
the city of Richmond on the 18th day
q or June. 1901, to revise the Constitution
4 Of the State of Virginia and amend the
same, providing for the registration OF
3 voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention, the undersigned
: Board Of Registrars for Jefferson Ward.
appointed for the purpose by the. said
convention, Will open books for reglstra-
X ton Of all qualified vote rs In said ward,
X at the places and on the days stated,
2 as follows:
& First Precinct, at No. 2O7 North Gov
ernor Street. September Is and 16, 1908.
n Second Precinct, at Old Market Hall,
A September 10, % and "a, 1903
Third Precinct, at No. 2205 East Main
Street, September II and IS, 1909.
Fourth Precinct, at No. 36 North
\ Twenty-first Street, September 25 2G and
%. 1903.
4 Said books to be kept open, on the
+ days and at the places stated, from Il
noon until o'clock P. M.
All persons residing In any part of the
said jefferson Ward, that may be quail
fed to register under the present Con-
stitutIon, prior to LIST Of January, 1904,
will be registered on application to the
said Board of Registrars at any Of the
Aforementioned places.
] II. NJ. TYLER. Chairman;
THOS. W. JOSEPH,
GEO. z. BOWDEN, Secretary.
Z Board Of Registrars for Jefferson Ward.
aug rs, sept4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
Us tia7s-if ..
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
LEE WARD REGIsrRArIoN NOTICE..

.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
4 Of the convention which assembled in
the city Of Richmond on the 18th DAY
of June. 1901, to revise the Constitution
of the State Of Virginia and amend the
same, providing for the registration OF
voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention, the undersigned
Board Of Registrars for Lee Ward:
appointed for the purpose by the said
convention, will open books for registra-
tion of all qualified voters In said ward.
ut the places and on tho days stated,
as follows: s}f
First Precinct, at No. 1901 West Broad
Street. September e. Is. % and rs, 1908. Z
Second Pre- cinct. at No. 6oS West Broad
Street. September IS, 10 and %. 1908.
Third Precinct, at No. l13 West Broad
Street, September 15 16 and II, 1903,
Said books to be kept open, on the
days and at tho places stated, from II
noon until . o'clock r, NJ
All persons residing In any part OF the
I said Lee Ward, that may be quail
4 fed to register under the present Con-
sttution prior to 1st Of January, 1904.
will be registered on application to the
said Board Of Registrars at any Of the
Aforementioned places.
ROSCOE C.tNELSON. Chairman;
RO. L.. PEYTON. Secretary;
j. w. PDRCIVAL
Board Of Registrars for Lee Ward.
aug 2S.sept4
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CLAY WARD REGISTRATION NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
OF the convention which assembled In
the city Of Richmond on tho 18th day
of June 1901, to revise the Constitution
of the State of Virginia and amend the
same, providing for the registration OF
voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention, the undersigned
Board of Registrars for Clay Ward,
appointed for the purpose by tho said
conventions will open books for regstra-
ton of all qualified voters In said ward,
at tho places and on the days stated.
as folloWs:
First 'Precnct, at No. 6l7 West Main
Street, September, Is, 16, II and IS, 1908.
Second Precinct No. 100 South Reser-
voir Street September 10. % and "a, 1903
Third Precinct. at No. 42l South Pine
Street, September 25. &c and %, 1903,
Said books to be kept open. on tho
days and at the places stated. from II
noon until o'clock p. M.
All persons residing In any part Of the
said Clay Ward, that may be quail
fed to register under the present Con-
stItution, prior to LIST Of January, 1901,
will be registered on application To the
said Board of Registrars at any OF the
Aforementioned places.
j.. M. LONG,
& JNO. r, HOOPER,
ROBT, b. PErTIS,
Board OF Registrars for Clay Ward.
aug 2S,sept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Readers q The T1mes- DIspatch are re.
spectfuIy Invited to Consider the
Strong Faculty and Modern Equip.
ment OF Richmond College.
The professors arc specialists. in their depart.
ments, and their ability IL guarantee of thor.
ough tcaching. Residents. Of Richmond may cas-.
lily assure themselves that they have 1t their
doors n college OF high standards. where they
mny educate their sons at small cost.
liE Courses In English. Ancient and Modern Lam
grages aud Literatures Mathematics, the
Sciences OF Nature, Philosophy, History. and
Law lead to the degrees Of 3. A., Is. s., 81. A.
and B. l..
The president or professors will be glad to
call on residents OF Richmond. Session begins
Sept oath. For catalogue and sketches Of
resident f. w. BoATwR1GHT.
Richmond, Va.
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MADISON WARD REGISTRATION
NOTICE. s

IN PURSUANCE OF. AN ORDINANCE
Of the convention which assembled in
the city OF Richmond on the 18th day
Of June, 1901, to revise the Constitution
Of the State Of Virginia and amend the
same, providing for the registration OF
voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention, the undersigned
Board of Registrars for Madison Ward
appointed for the purpose by tho said
convention, will open books for registra-
tion Of all qualified voters In said ward
at the places and on the days stated,
as follows:
First Precinct. at No. 81 North Sew
enth Street. September 10, 16. II, Is. 10,
1903.
Second Precinct. at No. 800 East Broad
Street, September q and a. 1908.
Third Precinct, at No. ia North Sow
cnth Street. September rs and 26, 1903
Fourth Precinct, at No. 701 East Cary
Street, September Is, 1908.
Said books to be kept open, on the
days and at tho places stated, from u
noon until o'clock P. M,
All persons residing In any part Of the
said Madison Ward, that may be quail
fed to register under the present Con-
stitution. prior to LIST Of January, 1904,
will no registered on application to the
said Board Of Registrars at any Of the
aforementioned places.
A. s. LANI1R, Chairman:
r, w. WALSH, Secretary.
Board OF Registrars for Madison Ward.
aug Is, sept4
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iIf JACKSON WARD REGISTRATION
l-..- ~. ... 4. NOTICE. --..-- NV $500

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
Of the convention which assembled III
the city Of Richmond on the 18th day
Of, June. 1901, to revise the Cons titutlon
Of the State Of Virginia and amend the
( same, providing for the registration Of
voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention. tho undersigned
Z Board Of Registrars for jackson Ward,
appointed for the purpose by the said
convention, will open books for registra-
ton of all qualified voters In said ward,
at the places and on the days stated,
as follows:
First Precinct, No GIG Brook Avenue,
September 26 and %, 1903
Second Precinct. at No. 125 West Duval
Street. September d and IS. 1903.
Third Precinct at NO. SOL North Fourth
Street, September 49, 10 and q. 1903.
Fourth Precinct, at No. 600 North Sew
enteenth Street, September 10, 16 and
II. 1903.
Said books to be kept opcn on the
days and at the places stated, from IL
noon until 0 O'Clock p. M.
All persons residing In any part OF the
said Jackson Ward. that may be quail
fed TO register under the present Con-
stitution, prior to 1st Of January. 1901,
will be registered on application to the
said Board Of Registrars at any of the
aforementioned places.
JAS II. BRADLEY,
JNO. Nl'EANENY,
JNO. A. HALEY,
Board OF Registrars for Jackson Ward +,
aug 2S,sept
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MONROE WARD REGISTRATION
t'a NOTICE, ,H.tyf s23tt lfl.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
OF the convention which assembled IN
the city Of Richmond on the 18th day
Of June. 1901. to revise the Constitution
Of the State of Virginia and amend the
same providing for the registration OF
voters under the Constitution adopted
by the said convention, the undersigned
Z Board of Registrars for Monroe Ward.
appointed for the purpose by the said
4 convention, viii open books for reglstra-
ton of all qualified voters In said ward.
at tho places and on the days stated,
rs follows:
First Precinct, at No. 4 South First
Street, September 10 and 10, 1908.
Second Precinct. at No. 212 North Ihlrd
Street, September II and IS, 1903,
Third Precinct at No. $40 North flrst
Street, September 10 and %. 1908.
Fourth Precinct. at No. 407 North Ihlrd
Street, September "a and Is. 1908,
Fifth Precinct, at No. 206 East. Canal
Street, September 26 and IS, 1903.
Said books to be kept open, on the
days and at the places stated. from II
noon until 8 o'clock r. M.
All persons residing In any part or the
said Monroe Ward that may DO quail
fled 10 register under the present Con ,
stitution, prior to LIST of January, Iu4,
will be registered on application 20 ne
said Board of Regstrars at any OF the
aforementioned places,
B. RAND WELLFORD,
j. r, SELDEN.
w, Y, WALKER,
Board Of Registrars for Monroe ward
aug 2S,sept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04
INDUSTRIAL AND
ANALYTICAL
G II Ennis RY !.

The demand for practical chemists, graduates
OF the Schools of Chemistry OF the University OF
Virginia, exceeds the supply. All who have thus
graduated within the past few years have been
promptly located us chemists for iron furnaces.
phosphate works, sugar and oil rehnPres or SINH
Jar industries An Industrious and Intelligent
young man, trained to study, can make the
whole course In ono year, Dor further ipforma'
tlon apply TO
JIM, PAGE, Chairman, s.
University Station, Charlottesville, Va.
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RAILROADS..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. z. 1908.
7:vO A. M.-Daily. Local Tor Charlotte.
1850 =. M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and all
the South.
800 P. MEX, Sunday. Chase City 10.
ready $50 T H., far ali e. South.
Tho favoritG route to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 43o p.
NJ. Daily. except Sunday.
500 4; M;-Except Sunday. Local mixed
2:is r. M.-I,ocal for West Point.
$3.50 p. M.-Except Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal.
tlmore and river landings
& ~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 A. NJ. and 6:25 r. M.-From all the
South.
! s:5 P. M.-From Charlotte and Durham
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
ais A. M.-Baltimoreg and West Point
5:10 p. M.-From West Point.
c, II. ACKERT. 8. II. FARDW1CK.
q. M. q. P. A.
O. ". wEsTpuRY. u. 2. A.. Ricbnend. Va.
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SCHOOLS.
.... COLLEGE OF III.
WILLIAM and MARY,
w,llI1Mc pJIoc VA
WILLIAM SBuRG, VA.

Two hundred and tenth session begins
OCTOBER q LIST, 1903. Full Collegiate
Course leading to degree Of 3. A; and M.
As Full Normal Course. Board, Fuel, Lights
and Washing. so por month. Total ex-
pense $103 per session.
Send for Catalogue:
President, NJ. A.. LII. D. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

WANTED, EXPORT Hoilor and pipe CovEnst
none other need Apply write NonRllsrow;,N,
COVERING CO., fljaitimorc, Md. Geo w.
CARSON Manager. Stnte wages required.
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WANTED, an able.bodied YOUTH to learn for
ist basiness also YOUTH to nttenu 10 store.
NJ a. WTffTrY, 400 Brook Road.
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SCHOOLS.

!. EDGEwoRTH BOARDING AND nay SCHOOL,
for Girls. Reopens September gath, l00S;, 42d
year. Mrs. Fl. =, LEFEBYnE, Mlss y: p HuNI'
baltimore Md. ~ y ~ 5lfs513tl
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HELP WANrEp-FEMALE

EAETFn-Any ono who writes a plsin, neat
IA hand can make good salnry writing for Or.
q IorIcs' Chemical CO.. Send STAMPED envelope
Tor particulars, 2SS0 Easton Ave., st. Louis.
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WANTED YOUNG MAN with sorho cxporissncco
~ arus store; must write good ha,u s any , no
WILING to mike himself useful; colln rn,,ntry
is!eretL nssis tant; going man ron in,t tJ mnr,v
address ASsIs1t'ANT PHARMACIST hok s4s
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WANTED. In Richmond by septcmber 18th, two
5f white GIRLS, cook aud house girl: only three
Il IA family; good wages and good hone, APPLY
j. w Rell, Sweet Springs w. Va. ttl
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WHITE HELP WANTED In house, good homo
to proper arplicnnts: both nurse md house
N girl. Address WHITE HELP" care this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

GOOD OPENING FOR pHys1cIAN allo 11.ass
with particulars, MEDICINE care this o'lico.
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WANTED, Trav cling SALESMAN to sell Lin is e.
on rs Side limo to general stores. nhrGWa ~,
ana drugs hrm correspondence i,, ,,a ~
Yn. IN ElllI.--.s lIH'.,'-N -.L-.-. -l.l
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
Steamer POCAHONTAS leaves MON
DAY. W WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ut
z A. NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News. Claremont and
James River landings. and connecting at
the North. State-rooms reserved for the
night at moderate prices. Electric ears
DIRECT to wharf; Fare onlysl.5o and s. to
Freight received for above-named places
and all points In Eastern Virginia ana
North Carolina. IRWIN WEiS1GER.
General Manager.
f. "A. BARBER. Jr.. Secretary. .E
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WANTED, SERVANT for house work. NJ A,
i WIirTTY, 14oo Brook Road, near fcnibnrdS
n Street, .5ag II ti5 I .f-5. f htsT#
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WANTED, to borrow for client, $1,000 tor
three yelrs: interest quarterly; secured ny
$4,000; title clear Address HILL MONrA-
CUE, Chamber Commerce. city.
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WANTED, by young LADY, position u. teacher IL
IN private school or family TO tcnch the usual
y English branches, French. German anu Music.
~ Address Miss r., Palmyra, Fn.
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WANTED, by teacher Of several years sue.
cessful experience, position in private FAM
iIy ns Instructor In the following branches,
Il. Fnslsh, Mathematics. Lntin. French nm, nna
Music the latter o specially. Address MISS
ssp ~ care Of this office. .'s|A
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SECURITY IN INCORPORATING. 1noorpora.
tlon not only protects your individual Interests,
but your general huslncss rs we'll fhe cDndi,
tion OF Industrial, commercial ana fnancin!
exchange Of the future must be n community
of interests Companies organized, chartered
and ilnahccd best OF reference: correspondence
fon H.. O.stEiIl IrI-'7-.r'. I'd. 5Sl
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Room No. 8. Third Floor, CIT, o. Ha ,nse
= Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF An Act OF the General Assembly OF
Virginia, approved May 20, 1908 the Board
of Aldermen Of the city of Rchmo,nd, !, on on
August ii. 1903 adopted An Ordinance
which was concurred In by the Common,
Council ii August II, 1908. the terms Of
which were approved by the Mayor of the
city of Rlchmonh on the 18th Of August;
l0O3. which ordinance is In the words ana
figures following: tE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THO STOCK
holders Of the WATKINS. COTTRELL COM
PANf will DO held al the Office OF the COM
Va, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1908, ut
l2 O'clock W, S. ROBERTSON.
July Si,td President