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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17
CARSON WINS AND LOSES.
Athletics Go Down in Defeat and
Brains Capture the Laureis.

The Reno journal gives the follow
ing account of the Field Day exercises
at Reno The loss of the athletic prize
and the capturing of the Declamatory
contest by the Carson High School
The il ademic field day contests
at the University oval yesterday after
noon called forth a large crowd. Vir
ginia Carson and Reno were represent
ed and each school had the flower of
its athletes
A number of roOters accompanied
the visiting teams and altogether there
was merry waving of school colors
and footing of horns.
The visitors were Hospitality cared
for by their Reno friends and the best
of feeling existed throughout the day.
It was a frrgone conclusion that
Reno would win the contest, but this
did not contend to dispirit the visitors
and they strove valiantly to overcome
the larger boys Of the Reno High
School and by pure grit make am
mends for the great advantage the
home team has on account of the
presence of university here.
The score after the first couple Of
events insured sweeping victory for
Reno, but the spectators remained I'M
til all events were concluded and the
visitors were heartily cheered when
they scored any points. The final
score was Reno 70; Carson II, and Vir-
ginia 8.
In the Evening.
The third annaul Academic League
Defamation contest took place last
evening in the gymnasium under the
auspices of the Nevada State Univer-
sity. The large auditorium was COM
pletely filled and the greatest interest
and enthusiasm was displayed.
A short address was delivered by
Professor Howe, principal Of the Car
son schools. after which an overture
was rendered by the cadet band.
The program progressed in this or
der:
The American Union" John Cot
trell. Reno: The Stowaway. NeNa
Dewar, Elko: The Chariot Race,
Ethel Folsom, heno: The Unknown
Sneaker" Clark Guild. Dayton: Song
(Selected) A. F. Atkinson; How the
La Rue Stakes Were Lost, Walter
Harris, Carson: "Napolean," Leo Levy
Virginia; Song. open thy Lattice,
Nouis Gregh) Hepburn Michael; La
bor." Wilbur Merritt, Elko: Lady
Mauds OATH" Edna Oldham, Virginia;
Music, The Cadet Band.
The judges were Miss Kate Barden-
werper Bonanza Adams and Robert
Whitaker. They awarded the prizes
as follows:
Walter Harris. of Carson, first boys
prize. consisting of MOtley's Dutch Re
public; to Clark GULL, of Dayton, sec
ond boys prize, Roosevelt Winning
the West; to Edna Oldham, of Virgin
in. first girls prize. Whittiers Works:
and to Ethel olson, OF Reno, the sec
ond girls prize. Mrs Brownings
poems.
$40
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17

Parties interested in assaying, pros.
pectlng, ETC., can now have their as
says made without sending them
away. Ernest Sweetland has returned
from California and any samples left
with him will be properly and prompt.
ly attended to.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17

Mrs. R. +. Coicord and daughter
Miss Stella were among the arrivals
Yesterday Mrs COlcOrd. who went to
California for her health, returns to
this city much improved.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17

Mrs.. Osgood II the guest Of Nn.
RrzsQn in Ieaa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17

HAVE you

watches to repair7 Take them to Bes.
eoves. We will guarantee them .
keep a. good time as new one3 90,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-17

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
ACTION ON TWO
INSURANCE BILLS
General Laws Committee Re
ports One and Fixes Hear
ina on Another.

The General Laws Committee OF the
House at session yesterday afternoon
took action on two. Insurance bills, which
will be Of interest to the public.
Tho body, on motion Of Mr.. Cation, re-:
Nported the bill offered In the Senate by
Mr. McIlwainc and passed, to allow the
assignment of any and all interest per-
son may have in a policy upon the life
Of himself or another, and It will be
given its final reading and go upon the
calendar to-day. The committee then
Instructed Mr.. Cation to move to-day to
recommlt Senate bill 1oi and the Cation
substitute therefor, and fixed tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock as the time for
hearing argument on both. These bills
arc now on the House calendar, and
have for their object the creation Of q
department OF insurance and the adjust
ment Of all tho present Insurance laws
in con formity with the now Constitution
Mr.. Cation will urge the adoption OF his
substitute, and Colonel w. W. Sale, OF
Norfolk, the parton Of the original mea-
sure, will seek to have that reported.
A number Of insurance agents and at
torneys Will appear and urge that the
bills be modified If either shall be re-
7porta5 s}..5 ~ sl5sSs Es5.-3Hl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
/. SWEET r1UsIc TONIGHT
Railroad Y. M. G. A. to Be Assisted ny
Mieses Fuller and McBain.

Miss Kate Fuller, one Of the most pop,
,,lar readers In Richmond, and Miss Alapel
McBain, ono OF the sweetest contralto
soloists In the city, nrc to assist the Ra'l,
road Y. NJ. G. A, orchestra In a musical
and literary entertainment at the Main
street station tonight at 500. The or
chestra. under the dictatorship OF Mr.
philip Colavitn, has been rehearsng
twice a week for several weeks, ana have
arranged a delightful programme, as fol-
lows:
March. "Plng Pong" Bart z, Grady;
overture, saturday Night L. @. De-
Witt: cornct solo, A. j. Wrenn; auet'
Don't You Want Little Dosgy?m Mas
tiers George Ryall and Harold Gilman;
screnade. Summer Night" Q. y. Sutton;
clarinet solo, "lntinmmatus," from ata-
bat Mater, Rossini Henry Moschlo; 500,
vocal, Miss Mabel w. Mclaain; mil IN
the Forest Descriptive. II. Elenberg;
reading, Miss Kate Fuller; Schottlsche.
f"rhe Birds and the Brook" r. NJ Stults;
funeral march, Chopin; march, Unity
Forever" II. NJ. Wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
FIRE SWEPT
E|:'.V'|'i.E||;'.R.Y''1H|||: \ G
Carelessness of Workman
Cost Million Dollars.
BAD BLAzE5lN OIL RE- l'O'N>ii
Every Company Ii the Hogg, sWayne
Tract Is Loser FIFTY or More
Wells Probably are
Ruined.
(By Associated Press.l

. d y
4 BDAUMO INT TI1x.. April ia care
less workman kicked over n lantern In
one Of the Caldwell mines on Spindle Top
to-day and started fire that resulted in
loss Of $1,000, 900 and tho bankruptcy Of
twenty or more small companies Only
five of the large number of derricks are
left standing. Every company that mud
property In tho Hogg -swayne tract Is
loser. The IRE swept three BLOCKS,
covered with derrlcks and pumps clear
Of all Its buildings Pumping stations
dcrricks and pipe lines oil fell before
it. Large engines and thick pipe melted
in the heat. None OF the companies car
rled q cent Of insurance. 8f M wi
It Is estimated that ITO Of tho wells sus-
tanned an average direct loss OF $3Wo.
This is exclusive OF half a million dol
lars more, the aggregate loss on produc-
ton and other damages. Fifty or more
wells probably arc ruined by the drop
ping of tubing Into them as the result OF
the fire. Among the, losers are:
London Oil and8Plpe Line Company,
Caldwell OH Company, Spindle Top Pow
er Company, Central Power ana Equlp-
ment Company Pumping Station, DlVi-
dend Oil Company, Detroit, beaumont
Palestine, Beaumont Sun Company, AZ
voncc O1l Company, queen City. Queen
Of Waco Buckeye Ground Floor, Man
haitian and Buffalo Company
Extensive losses were sustained py
owners Of drilling rigs, among whom
we're III. B. Ford, Cartwright oll com
pany, John Markham and J. ~. ennis nm
Mr.. Ennis estimates his loss at si y.
600, and others at from sl,ooo 70 at'Uo;
Haywood tract was saved only a lle hatu
rlr . T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
BY HALFA LENGTH ] |
IN FIERCE DRIVE
.Ahumdda Won Carter Handi'
cap in First Days Racing
at AcqueduCt.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW. YORK, April 15.-The Metropoli-
at Acqueduct to-day under most unfavor-
able conditions. a light drizzling rain
fell throughout the day, and cold north
east wind drove the rain fur into the
stand. However, there was n big crowd
iii attendance, fully 1000 people being
present The track was heavy. Tho fea-
ture was tho Carter Handicap, at seven
furlongs, won by John A. Ikyle's Ahu-
NADIA, at to /. ]. Martin, on Ahumada,
who was in hocket and unable to get
out until the stretch was reached, sent
Kim after the leaders. Yellow TAU ana
Illyrla. Ono hundred yards from the
finish he was on even terms with the
leader, and In driving finish won by
halt a length from Yellow Tall who only
beat Illyria a head for place. The favor
5ite Lord Badge, finished fifth Summary:
4 First race-three-years-ods and UP, sell
Ing; five furlongs-CassullleE 90 to y nrst
IIeschen e to y second, Right and True
t(5 to y third. Time, 1903 4-6.
Second race-two-year-olds,.; four ,'ll. ana a
half fl,rlongs-Bath Beach 6 tto&D tirst
yalour (l5 to y second. Knob hampton
Go to ~ third. Time, ;5G 80.
Third race-t hree-year- olds and up, sew
en- furlongs-Rostrand q to y first. Car
roll d. q to y second, Imperious % to$D
third. Time 1884 7.
Fourth race-Carter Handicap, three
venr-olds and up; seven furlongs-Ahu-
mada Is to y first, yellow Tail az to y
second, 1llyra Is to y third. Time, :33, e
Fifth ace-two-year-olds, four ana q
bnlf furlongs-Agnes Brennan g to % irst
Bombino e to p second, st. Roch (2o 70 y
third, Time, :57,
= sISth race-three- year-olds. five and
5hhlr furlongs-NIacItey, iDwycr Q6 to ID
first Turita Q5 to y second, Durazzo
a to o third. Time, lilo 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
LIQUOR LICENSES
The Fina nee Committee to Take w
the Potests This Evening.

For the purpose OF considering the Dig
hatch Of liquor license appeals referred
By both branches Of the Common, Coun,
,nNp,sht. when all petitioners will he
giye,, an opportunity Of explaining their
Cases and citing their reasons for asking
q rebate.
chairman or the body. who offered his
resignation Tuesday night, stated yester-
day that lie would be present at the meet
ing OF tonight In tho capacity of chair
man. lie said that until his connection
with the municipal government had been
properly severed he would continue IN the
future as In the past to attend to his du,,
ties with as much Willingness and
alacrity as heretofore, He will not With
draw his resignation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Will Test the Metals.
(By Associated Press, )

J. DRY Ass0ciat tod Press)
WASIING-rON d. c., April 15.-Unable
to determine with any definiteness the
real cause for6the recent explosion on the
Iowa, the Board of investigation has
icxpert board to ascertain the condition
of tho metal OF the burst gun. Secre-
tary Moody, acting on this recommendn-
tloH, probably will appoint an expert
board tr.fS i#a4 ~ @gEat{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
TRAINEDTNURSEs
Favorable Report on Mr.. Whitehead
Bill to Protect T hem.

The House Committee on General Laws
yesterday afternoon reported favornbly
a bill offered by Mr.. Whitehead. Of NOT
folk. designed to protect the profession
of trained nurses and to regulate the
same In many respects.
The bill Is full hofs interest especially TO
tho medical and nursing professions. :.
board OF examiners before whom profess
sional nurses shall stand before entering
upon practice. and provides punishment
for those who hold themselves out ms
professional nurses when they are not.
Tho measure will lleely pass the House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

4 STREETS, ALLEYS ,G PARKS OR
LANES Or 8TTIE CITY Any TOY
e. PISTOLS OR TOY RIFLES OR FIRE
ARMS OF ANY KIND.
BE 1t ordained by the Council Of the
city Of Richmond:
z l. No minor shall have. keep or carry
in the streets, alleys, lanes or parks OF
the city any toy pistol or toy rifle adap pied
to the use Of explosive caps6 cartridges
or pellets, or which by means OF explo,
sives, pneumatic pressure. or mechanical
,contrivance cxpels, or discharges any ball.
missile. or projectile NOR shall any minor
have, keep, or carry upon the streets,
arms Of. any kind or description what
ever. 54HlL
Any violation of any OF the provisions
of this section shall subject the offender
to n fine or not less than five nor moro
than ten dollars, to be Imposed, upon
conviction. by the police Justice.
~. No person shall SELL. give, present or
lend to any minor In the city any toy,
pistol or toy rifle adapted to the. use of
explosive caps, cartridges or pellets, or
which by means of explosives, pneumatic
pressure or mechanical contrivance ex-
.pels or discharges any ball missile or
projectile nor any firearms OF any de-
Any person violating the provisions OF
this section SHALL upon conviction In the
Police Court. be fined not less than ten
nor more than twenty dollars.
3 g. This ordinance shall be In force from
and after Its pass9 1fsN i. AUGUST
Apl list City Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Easter-Egg Hunt.

on account of the Indictment weather
the Easter egg hunt which Mas to have
been held Monday afternoon at Adams
aud Main. for the benefit Of All-Sants'
Church, was postponed until tomorrow
Foushee and Main Streets Prizes viii be
given,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
IA Bnx Party.

A delightful box party was given at
tho home Of MI. James n. Pen1bert ton,
near Lakeside. for the benefit OF North
Run Baptist Church last Friday eve
ming. A worry large crowd was IN attend
ance. and a nice sum was realized.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
BY James II. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Auctioncer.
1913 East Main Street.
NO. 52S NORTH ADAMS STREET
y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

By request Of the owners I will sell at
public auction, On the pre n e or, On
at 4 O. clock p, NJ, that SUBSTANTIAL
REE-sTORYE BRICK DWELLING OF
il rooms. No. 52s North Adams Street.
The lot fronts 2s1s feet on The west lln ne
Streets, and extends back between parallel
lines 1854 feet. with n new. large unfinished
Brick Stable In the rear. This property
must be sold for partition.
TERMS-Easy;L made known at sale. @
JAMES II. CRENSHAW,
Adj 11-tds Auctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Committee on Ligh

The Committee on Light met in regular
scmi-monthly session last night: Bills
and pay rolls for the past month , were
audited and ordered paid. NO other busl-
ness Of Importance was transacted. II
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Apl list
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CONTRACTORS.

e SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at my office In Lynchburg. Va. until IL
o'clock (noon APRIL goth. 1903. for
GRADING. MACADAMIIlNG, some three
From frJ Il the top of Natural Bridge 70 Natural
Bridge station on n. & ~. r, RI, Rock
bridge county. Va..atogether With the
necessary Culverts. Drains and Bridges.
Bond with approved security viii be re-
uuired, and n certified check to the
amount of Two Hundred Dollars must
The privilege is reserved to reject any
and all bids. sS5 Sex (, jlts
- ~ N lhH'h Il BRIDGE PARK CO, 4.
@ by John Stewart Walker, Pres. "
No. SIT Main Street. Lynchburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

BETWEEN &PLu NJ ALL 1OAlbtA A AAsA1fA.a
* d s STREETS. R3A I
At the request OF the owner we Will offer
for sale ut public auction, on the prem
! 'se - III III uRsDAY, APRIL, 49, 1908.
ut 9 oclock p Ms the above property:
The house contains s rooms and .r - N 5000
has BATH etc, and occupied BY flrst-
class tenant. 3 Lot 20x179 8-12 3ss 4, y.
This property will make q splendid IN IN
yestment or home. X @ II;
5tTERN1S--At sale. ii Y = ri MIA Il s8
Apl ids
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Mr.. EIgar Leaves S.

The Rev ThomaM Elgal Of New York,
left Richmond for Washington on the
noon train yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

BY request. We ! VII ~ ! on IN, \ Ia,
Al & o clock p, NJ, on the premises. offer
for sale nj public auction the property
mentioned above This Is a large, vel.
room detached tltchen. Tho location 10
good Tor renting. and a little money spent
In repairs will mako the Investment pay Is
per. cent The lot fronts 80 feet and runs ,sr
"a Come to The SALE. rs this property will
be sold to the highest bidder.
B TERMS $500 cash. and balance on long
time II desired. i ;f' Is SIX
tApl 12-tds M 81 s US s
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Atlantic Coast Lire Railroad Company,
a8 } Office Of fthe Secretary. 4

AtIunClC6 lOuBL LITlB I1ttIITUuu1 CUllpU1IyIAf
Office of1the secretary 4, |,
sf ohS, Of liz vXiTfLANTiG COAST IfNig
RAJ COMPANY has been called
BY the. Board OF Directors to be held at
Richmond, Virginia. at II Q clock "A, &.
on DsDAY,. THE 81 ST DAY Or
APRIL. IA. D.. 1903. q for the purpose Of
chnses 81 the railroads and other proper.
tv. rights. privileges and franchises Of
the Florida Southern Railroad Company,
and acting upon tho purchase Of the
railroads and other property, rights. priv
ileges and. franchises Of tho Sanford and
Corporations created md existing under
the laws of tho State OF Florida, which
will be submitted for their approval!
NJ i [75 II. Il. sBORD EN-, a
s f I, VIII Secretary. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Farms, Mills, &c. For Sale,
GEO. E. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Catalogue Free 80S NJ. Main ot.
LEGAL NOTICE.

1E 9HfT4 dSunT T9 n rf HAW CRY HSP
= MHhcff3 i59ss: - = 9ls1 = -
James W. N ohnson. ~. .......... Plaintiff.
1f against
Bette 'ohh iS1 ,c:iHANCERY i'i'N
divorce a vinculo matrimoni by the plain
tiff from the defendant.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant. Bette
johnson, Is not a resident OF the state
of Virginia, 1t is ordered that she 40 ap-
due publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary to protect her interest herein.
: lop' 80 p. p, WINSTON, Clerk.
GILES 3. Jackson. p. d.
TAKE notice that shall on the 1871 day
Jackson, No. sis East. Broad Street, in
the city of Richmond. Va, between. the
hours Of 0 A, M, and 6 p; NJ. on that
day. proceed to take the depostt q. Sc Of
in evidence In my behalf ina certain suit
EQUITY ~ I 9 Court Tor the city OF Richmond,
Wherein you are the defendant and an
the plaintiff, and II from any cause the
taking Of the said dispositions be not
be not concluded on that day. tho taking
Of the same will be adjourned and con-
tinued from day to day or from time 10
time, at the Same place and between the
same hours until the snmo shall be COM
spleted. Respectfully yours, 35
i BY Counsel Y.
CIles q. jackson, n. d. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
NJ Office of Lawrence P. Pool,
Commisslon er In Chancery Of tho
Circuit Court of Chesterfield,


Manchester. Va, April 8, 1922
N THE GlRCudIT, , ,{;SyJ OF cHEs-
n. Al Justs, Administrator Of Andrew J.
2 4 Eas tmnn,
te VS.: E1A st3. n
Alice S. Eastman and others;
10 all parties In tho above suit and espe-
caiiy creditors Of Andrew J. Eastman,
a %1KH No y7tc1 in pursuance OF
decree of reference entered IN SAID suit on
February Fl. 1908, and referreHdl, 70 me- as
the said s9yFt have n Ike 9n TgEsPA mv
office corner Ninth and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va. as the time and Place g e
of said decree, especially. 49, Ar
account OF the debts and dem n s1,,1 pats
Or his estate, with the prioritlss among
lthem, and tho names OF the persons 20
whom they are due -
At t'' which time and place as mentioned
ali parties and those Interested may at
tend as they may desire: 80, III
N0''N 81 n LAWRENCE 2, POOL,
Commissioner in Chancery, circuit 1 monrt
OF Chesterfield, Apl o-lnat
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AUCTION sALEs--FU TURE DAYS. q
lr-nUsTnEs' AU CpfoN sA111
FottH rs FIR ANtti DWELL 4 6 i,
Nos 1910, 1921 1923 AND 1875 E'L,Alfs

II II, execution, Of Ii iced Of trust frtotr, /,
III II. Coigln and wife, 10 tho Home Builds.
Ing Company G3erpet,lal), dated May 3.
c eSSI In lii Deed. Book 14o IF, Z page g,
81 "a" 4 certain BOND BOND therein tnentionei ana
idefauit having been. made IN the pay
mert OF d portion Of the money secured
thereby, and being directed 30, to do by
the Board 4of Directors Of the Home
Sell at pubilo auction, upon the premises,
on "A & d *. ". .. . Y 4. ~. 4. e ~ 5i!5is5 s3s
IL i o'cioek :. M tic p p isHSrY de,
Hcribed in said deed Ms follows: !tAll that
lot Of land, with tho improvement there.
on lying and being In tho county Of
Herrico. Va. tienr the western limits OF
Tho city OF Richmond beginning ant q
point on the south line. of Bla r Street.
distant 228 feet enst Of Its intersection
with tho cast limo OF Washington Street.
thence running 5enHterly along. salt. south
limo Of Blair Street and fronting thereon
i1ss feet. thence running southwnrdly be.
about 10 feet widc.' This property will
be offered In parcels. vi Is II I ls 81
a TERMS: Cash ms to expenses Of sale,
any past -dtic taxes and a Bpro-ratn part
,of taxes for 1909. BY consent only one
third cash Will be required and balance
cash. at option Of purchaser. y, Y, HI
&E5 Md TIARGROVD,
s. IS 4. e eliTLHS'
%-'a ~ J N 49, n, r,,ate "
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In pursuance OF an order entered on the
18th day OF March. 1903: In the District
Court Of the United States Tor the East y,
John u. Laing, bankrupt. will sell at
PUBLIC auction, on the premises of tho
OF No. i7l0 East FRANKLIN. Street, Rich.
=, FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH, :,
commcncing a t IL O'Clock NJ, the entire
Stock and Fixtures In said place OF bust
ness In rear OF No. ITO East Franklin
Street, consisting OF In part. VIZ, IL Cherry
chickon Cock Cock Gin. Corn Whisky, Apple
Brandy, Old Kentucky Smile NVhiskey.
Good Luck Whiskey tawb9 r and Z bi HSe
roots. Dccanters, Glassware, Copper
Measures and Fnnnels Tobacco % IN kn lie;
jugs. Cnspndors Barrel STAND ana :! I'm GthpVy
s. TERNS-Casi1. w. D. GAY. s%5 r.
/, az ~ III G mn Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Co, Auctionec rs. "
b Ay,11 X & 8
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Eastern state Hospital.
5i Williamsburg. Va. April 0. 1903. .
.THD UNDERSIGNED WILL. UNTIL
receive Sealed Proposals to furnish this
institution with GROCERIES. SHOES
NOTIONS md other SUPPLIES for the
three months ending June 80, 1908. A list
With instructions how to bid, delivery OF
goods, and other details furnished on
application to
s Steward Eastern State Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

In execution OF deed OF trust. dat ted
December IS. 1900 recorded In clerks Of
nee Richmond Chancery Court, .. !. 1Gs
the payment OF the debt therein secured.
I viii sell by auction. on the premises. on
- THURSDAY. APRIL IL, 1903.
at 5 P. NJ, tho aforementioned property
3 inches BY depth OF GO feet inches.
ETERMS-Enough In cash o..pay cost OF
SALE any taxes that may be due. and the
sum Of $500, with interest from March 10.
1902 residue at / and years. credit pay
merts to be secured by trust deed
.7 II. r. POLLARD, tJr
3Apl11-tds 5s5 Trustee. ~
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ANgOROINANCE

approved April 10, 1909
TO PROHIBIT MINORS FROM HAY,
Ing OR CARRYING IN TIE
LANES Or THE CITY Any TOY
y PISTOLS OR TOY RIFLES OR FIRE
ARMS OF ANY KIND.
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BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers. -

y, 1ScE1vER's SALE or THE ENTIRE
~ STOCK or IMPORTED AMI. Do
lNfEsTIC. WINES. BRA s - GIInSS.
CHI EROOTS, BAR FIXTURES. DECAE-l
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