The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
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MR. / FISHER H j.
Deeds Recorded for Sale Of
Property Of the Ettrick co.
GOOD. ROADS MOVEMENT
Mary Applications for Liquor License
viii Bring a large Crowd to Ches-
terrified Courthouse on the
Next Court Day. N

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7 CHEsTERFTDLD, VA, April lo.-Two
Important deeds were filed to-day in the
county clerks office for record, the same
property being transferred bys the two
deeds. The first Is from ". Brydon Teh-
nant and Alexander Hamilton, commits
sioners of the court and asubs titutcd trus-
tees for the Ettricls Manufacturing Com
51any, under a deed OF trust given by me
company lii the year 1878. conveying MI
OF the property Of tho Ettricls Mahufac-
turing Company, including forty SIX. acres
OF land, mills, machinery. etc, to George
IL Fisher, OF New York. The price. paid
FOR the property with the riparian rig hts
etc, /, on the Appomattox River, was SGS,-
100; but since tho purchase by Mr.. Fisher
The Virginia Passenger and Power COM
pnny has become Tho owner OF the dams
in the river, with the riparian rights ana
land for the support OF the back water.
md the commissioners have been directed
by decree OF the Corporation Court or
Petersburg to convey the said rights d.
rect to the Virginia Passenger and power
Company. q The other deed recorded TO-.
day Is from George II Fisher, conveying
the Same Ettrick Manufacturing COMPANY
property to Augustus Wright and Charles
Hall Davis, OF Petersburg
suit was filed to-day In the Circuit
Court hy Lydia w, Cook, wife Of a. y,
Cook, against the Seaborad Air Line
Railway for $3.50 for damages to the
Wakefield Granite Quarries, near Peters
burg. Tho PLAINTIFF alleges that much
damage has been done the quarry by Pc
Ing flooded on account OF improper dram
age OF the land since the construction OF
the e,nhankments OF the railway com
pany. 5s5 j. !,
THE April County Court vii begin on
Monday, The numerous applications FOR
5luuor licenses which are to be presented
( that dny5 will doubtless bring a large
crowd to the courthouse. Ameetng OF the
Chesterfield Good Roads Association Is
also expected on that day, and At is un-
derstood that Congressman Lamp VII 5o -
nr esent in the interest OF good roads 10
address the members OF the association:
A The case Of George Lassiter (colored),
Who 81 1 the last term of the court WAS In
dicted for househreaklng and larceny and
for attempting to escape from the jan
here, will probably be called on Monday.
Governor Montague has appolntedaJu Judge
Timothy Rives, OF Prince George county,
"a sit on Wednesday In the case of the
MANCHESTER Home Building and Loan AS =
ISOLATION against T. D. Porter, IN which
case Judge Clopton. by reason OF his con-
nection as attorney, is tncapac1tated 10
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Il The Literary and musical society X VII vi.
meet tomorrow evening at the nome OF
Mr.. Archer NJ. Cheatham. Mr Gne , INA = !
himself is away with his pack of hounds
enjoying a fox hunt near the home OF
Hon wv. w. Baker, but expects to return
tomorrow afternoon. A.
Miss Page snelllngs, Of Manchester, Is
staying with Mrs. A. NJ. Cheatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Y. Clayton. VINO nave
for a good many months made their home
at Centrala, have Just removed to High
land Springs, near Richmond.
Mrs Lille fHigglnson and two children
have left for their home In Indian Terri
tory, after a visit OF several weeks to
Mrs. EIigginson's brother, Mr. Hinton a.
Wells.
covered from her recent illness as to be
ablo to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Anderson Of Richmond, for which place
she left here to-day.