The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
.IIi'.,.EC'l CITY
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leicester Assembly and Board
Held Interesting Joint
Session.
ATH I'm CHESTERFIELD:
ATH In CHESTERFIELD { 10
vices To-nlorrow-Mr. Ores
ham to Preach Personals
and Briefs, 3, &
nchester Bureau, Times pispat ch
+ No. 11o2 Hull Street j

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si 5,,oIn.- it1s.:.lohh Of H. t4ts Assembly
/ Board OF Aldermen was held last
II hi to elect officers.
II. Charles L. Page, incumbent, was
elected city attorney, Hc extended his
inks for the honor In we'll chosen
rds. DR.. e.. r. Rucker was re re, elected
physician. Mr.. William Alien was
IS lcted superintendent Of the aln,shouse.
lice Commissioners we're elected as
lows. j.. D. Reams. First Ward; G. L.
lit. second Ward; ;. I. Abbott. Third
ards w. T. Ferguson, Fourth Ward.
Jpecial city Collector Charles Walker.
3 nj In his resignation, to take eff Ielsl on
#5 = goth instant. nlessrs. T. p. Ream5
4 IA c. III Petit resigned from the Board
Flre Commissioners. Mr., G. G.. Jones.
Irsts Ward; Messra NDnnally ans A. j.
& Iaffron second Ward. and Aiessrs. NJ. ~.
,oberisor, and John W. Moore. from the
u 'ourth Ward, ss4i5
Il After the journment ofsthe joint ses-s
lon. the City Assembly came to order
Eli reports were received and ftled.SgAs
i treet ordinance was passed prohibiting
.nyone breaking up the streets without
&irst getting n peRit from the City En-
&sineer or Street Committee and pro-
hiding that a sum OF money sum Gent to
cover ali repairs be deposited with the
City Engineer until repair be MI
ssS rho city aconntar,t was instructed to
look ovcr5th books Of Special Collector
Charles Walker. Just resigned, be fore his
bond be cancelled. si5s s3
Death in C esterfield.
Il, Olivia & Ruth Shelton. aged sixteen
years. daughter OF Mr. A. 3, Shelton;
died yeaterdax at the residence OF her
father, nfar Failing Creek, Chesterfield
county. She leaves a father. mother and
several brothers and sisters. Funeral
services will take place at 2 o,clnrk this
afternoon at the family burying ground.
Used His Baton.
q. s1uires Robertson and Crtddle yester-
day. afternoon fined Of1cer r. Watts IS
and costs for knockinE g. down James Da-k
Wis, a negro with his club. Davis had T.
tempted TO Assault Mr.. Watts with Ice
torgs and so the after used his baton.
s Mr., Watts aai Id that he wond appeal
or club when he thought It necessary in
making an arrest.
Services Tomorrow.
Eeft1ceS6 ar Stockton StreelSInurcf5s lp'
morrow will be conducted by the pa So
tor. Rev. r. w cridlin subject at Il A.
Nj Aiissions--,he Field and b Need Of
Al 81 P, \ NJ ]. The Two Men
VINO Went to The T emrle to Pray
Sunday school at $3.50. ,4A
4 Rev. Mr. Gresham will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
IL a. Ms w 3ss. EAT.
Pers onals and Briefs.
Miss Annie D. Lumpkin has returned
from three weeks visit in King and
Queen county. and ms the Misses Lyon
and 2Farinhnlt wishing herr
\ Mr.. Allen Afeagel is no Better.
Mr.. Farmer Is still very
KS Mrs Estelle Bailey Smith. who was
operated on a few days. ago at he Me-
mortal Hos pital. Is getting on as we'll as
could be expected. 5js5 Il tt5 4.
4 The seven tn session OF Mrs:E, II. Train
un's school Will open Thursday, Septem-,
Der 18th, In her home. No. .lol7 Porter
Street 81 a 81 5f 5s 5y 5is I
" Governor Monts que. John A. Lam b and
Jefferson Wallace will speak at Chester
field Courthouse Monday, court day.
3 The Womants Foreign Missionary Soc..
ETY. of Central Net hodist Church will hold
its last meeting for8this conference year.
on NJ onday afternoon at 40 o. clock.