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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
GOOD ROADS ]
MOVEMENT
Bill Appropriating Money by the.
National Government May g
be Passed. s
P. PENSION BILL 4 MAY Kill ..l IT Il

(From Our Regular Correspondent3
We WASHINGTON, q. c.. Jan. 27.---1ts9is5
learned to-day that in the opinion Of the
best Informed members OF the House
the only thing which will prevent the
Congress enacting a general law for
tho Improvement OF the roads OF the
country Will \ be the @ IN PRODUCTION OF 81. g
bill providing! for the payment Of pens tsrl:
4sions to all men enlisted in the army
OF the Union during the 4 war between en-
tho States. It is well assured that the tn
tvs mea sures cannot pass, and equally
certain that IL the Pension Committee
reports the pension bill, the good roads
measure will mot pass. L the good roads
Sbilltis introduced before the pension biii.
tho chances are that nothing more VIII
be heard Of the pension meas sure lIr 4 for
the Republicans realize that they couid /
not afford to have q pens ION bill o.. ms
character defeated by Il q republican ~ can
j016G,ts.iIT MR.. aBRowNLOW's BILL H34&
$$ The good roads bill, whichTwlllR propial;- :.
bly be- reported from tho Committee on
laAgriculture. If any is ported !. WIZ. ne pc
| the one o offered by Repre- tive Matter
p. a Brownlow, of H the II n bird II Tennessee
district AS iginaily Ira tied tine pill
nroyided for the appropri ton OF S2l,
COO. Is be pportioned among the states
OF tho Union, and spent unde Inc 1direc--i
tion OF government en- gineers. ~ leaa!hs
member OF the Commit tee on Agriculture
said to-day that he would not Il su ppore
tho bill unless 1t was 50 modifleu as ~
nroyide that local officials. pohde E
should have the disposal Of me money e
IT is noticeable that many OF ne lDe ~
ocrats Of the House, a t least, are s ~ q,
yur OF national appropriation LOT soou
roads. -. Y !. :, =, !,
There IS already threatened detlelt
In the Treasury because OF the eA., ,' asu
gance of expenditures. Colonel Hepburn
e. iowa. warned the House yesterday
thor unless a halt were called, the ma
zion would find that. its expenditures l1 !, ,
wera great ter than It's income by upwards q
80 forty millions Of ollars. & - esti-
mated that the total amount W Sll.
would be paid out in pensions, II inc ;
nc nosed pension legislation be enacted g,
mn,,ld be nearly fifty millions ~ nual-
tion|S to what is already expended ' every
year fIf the Congress- can staves OIL tl !.
nension grabbers for only one year, =
| would # perhaps, be- possible 70 app I,t
nrInio' twenty millions or more, LOT llle5
;mnroyemcnt OF the roads OF Inc Z, co '
~ without seriously hurting the ! 1taAs
~ ~ far as any danger o q de ticlts IS
soVeral ;ylrg!nlans who reside ~ the
r,,,.o i districts have written their repre-
sentatives asking them TO vote iol =
blil to old the States In making MAXIM soo ~
! roads,g ~ sIt ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
NORFOLK COUNTY CASE
Strenuous Efforts to- Get Ia House
Caucus | Tuesday Night,

a 6raper was In actiYe8 clFeplatloA AmoRs
tho Democratic members Of the House
last night, asking that caucus Of that
pndy be held on Tuesday nlgflt at n
ocleck for the express purpose 81 eol,;
Sic ering the rights OF Messrs, owens ma
parkerN Of Norfolk county. to seats lin
the caucus.sTIt ls SAID that eysEy House
mem ber from The Second District except
the gentlemen named above are OPPOSES
Tar settled IN a II opssS caucus a an saFly
date. IS @ ~ Ia Y, q. !, -
a:s!Fiot sa ibara sFs Ws
4 va ii the mat Ter dispose ed of 10 the proper
vay and be- orea the gessiQp AZ far Sp mt
gaa paps haa not y, d u 9aas ssas a9mgsF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
AFFAIRS, IN
fine SHAPE
Directors and Stockholders Of
IS. "a. LII c. Hold Their All
nualS Meeting Here.
NEW ]: I Re: co COMPANY I
Richmond Fire Insurance Corpo-j
ton, a Pioneer Under New
Conditions, Is Doing Well.

Two insurance companies held their an.
nual meetings In Richmond yesterday.
one was life and the othcr was fire, and
both found their affairs In fine shape.
Tho arnual meeting Of the stockholders
4 OF tho South Atlantic Life Insurance
s Company was held at the home Offices
OF the company at noon yesterday. The ~,
following gentlemen were elected dlrec-
&tors Beverley B. Munford, w. r. Harper,
sivirginius Newton, s. SO. Travers. Nv.
Bowe J. Scott Parrish, Coleman Worthan
Frederic w. Scott. John Kerr Branch, g
HDabney Crenshaw, Samuel y. Morgan,
Philip Whitlock, Fritz slttcrdins. Lang
bourne nj. Williams, j Joseph Bryan, %, a.
Saunders. il. ]. ;! u Antrim, H. w. An-s
Il dcrson. e. J. seay, OF Richmond ], WE
Perry and Tazewcll Taylor, OF Norfolk;
Judge Z. r.. Watts, n Portsmonth;C George
4 IA. schmcltz Newport News; John ~
craddock, Lynchburg; George e. spe,
Harrison burg: Judge a. e. King, ROtL-a
noke: 4 Charlcs L. Holland, Dunville y Hugh
MacRae, Wilmington M C.;f w .5s b.
Chisolrn Charleston, 8. c.; Rhodes
Browne. Columbus, Ga; General Rufus
sA. Ayers. Big Stone Gar, Va. i Messrs.
Bowe, Parrish, Workman and Ayers are
new mem 0erS OF the UOaT o.Esat tiSf t6sN
ss Y OFFICERS RE-ELECTED.s u
The directors elected folio win 9 ttl-a
cers:E Beverley B. Munford d PRESIDENT
s.. Nv. tTrayers & second Vice presld Z.
4 Nj. williams, third vice president; Louis
Y. pobie, secretary: Frederic w. scott,
treasurer; ID. p. Fackler, consulting &C. e:
Etunry: Or. J. Allison Hoo ges, + me deal d.
rector; W. r. Harper, first vice president
and general mana ger 4, 4. ii @
a The president submitted an exhaustive
report, covering the operations OF the
company during the past yea r and snow oNs
\ ing Its condition as OF the 3lst OF De e.
ccmber last. to N be highly .satlsfa ctory.
The company, with the beginning OF this
wear, enter. the states OF Alabama and
South Carolina, under the most suspicious
conditions. and its business will increase
+ even more rapidly thangin the past,
New Fire Company.
The first annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Richmond Fire Insurance
Corporati ton was hold here yesterday, and
the affairs OF the concern were found to
be in a most satisfactory condition. $2S,OO0
having been added to the capital stock.
The company was one OF the first char
tered by the State Corporation Commits
sion, ana was organized last August
The COM any IS planted with tho Real
Estate Trust Company at No. 1lO7 Ea st st
Main Street, and propo SEES to- enter at at
once nctivelysinto the agency bushes IN
Virginia The company was one OF the
J first to pay Its license taxes for the
year, and to file It's statement With the
Auditor vs. & w: 81 II
| The officers are w. u Tegethoff. presi-
dent; Charles G. gethott, vice presid ent;
| Charles E. Ring, secretary and treasurer
| all OF New York Senator a. e. Hartman
| and Messrs. w. II. and 7. *. Sands
arc the Richmond directors. III II
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New Insurance Bill. #
stDr B. r, Bryant, Of Southampton, Of
Tered In the House yesterday 9. PHI de,
THE. ANT..i

1 + acts About ono Of Natures Most in-
N, n 4 5 SIS, tdustrous Creatures.
When spring comes with all Its wealth
otiopentpg buds ana new flowers. th s.e a e
4 Is preparing for, q season Of profltaple
Ind ustTy.l 81 4. "a j.
4 Il comes cut of Its winter quarters and
5lecates a new home, where It can store
away. during the summer mon ms, tie
sustenance for the long winter days,
Just as Industrious ms the ant-hut IN
different way. are the countless-infln -
Itjsemal germs which hurrow into. the
scalp ana eat away. at the roots q the
itAs they burrow away pandruft forms,
ana IL the germs are not al killed, Bald
pesp results I5
'EaEbro's HeFpielde Is the only known
remedy which kills the germs,
4 sold by leading druggists Send ioe5
Iii, stamps for sampl ! to 4 The Her eide
Gp.. Petrol Il: NJ oh, 6 pwens 81 A1lp2g prus
Col spss!sl ASsH e. vi y ,55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
THREE CANDIDATES IN.
Contest for Judgeship May Not
I. he Settled Until Tuesday. a "a

rhe .fIKht for the jud geship. Is proceedIng
quietly, With no date yet SELECTED, for tne
nat ts be had until next Tuesday night.
The terms fofE the Judges begin Eebrunry
j, "iso4. but 1t Is not necessary for them 7 =
t te e 40 not begin Tor several days, and
MATING Tuesday night in caucus the tw !, .
houses may elect next day. ana ne ,, 1udhSi 9
i term Of court on the day appointed
Th. Contest for the honor Is still :, very ):
son. and bsth sides are working indusLIl.
sysii Ito to assure a faYorah bio result, The
Watson adherents ere rather mere q ,as sam n
fA1e rtound. MI, Willis b.. Smith. Of the
Richmond bar. but a resident OF Ches5 !.
teriei and formerly Of PoWhatan, Is
also "a candidate Tor the position X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
THE BEGGING NUISANCE
Many Importunate Mendicants
Still Soliciting Aims.
The begging nuisance appears to be on
the Increase recently, instead OF decreas-

the increase recently, instead OF decreas-
ing. ty ~. ~
ranfzcd effort would be made to break
Up mend eancy but q that effort has naTc ye.
tihIa erect, yesterday, In the course of
a few. blocks, there were four Of these s 9.
mendicants, all Sof them importpnna1el ! 7
thesa is blind. His cry IS INF, please
give me. cent; I'm blind (which ne Mha re-.
Who appeal silently through their aflliG-
az sna sna too% pedes
tr;an ~, Ii such importantly Many OF
these bessars occupy the same 9 tatl Ion 2
every day. . g}! =, . !, :, = !, !, =
and haye asked II there are no charitable
Institutions wherein the worthy thy 5pf b W.
instead OF having to stand on the. street
corner on day soliiHtgtng 5e asms /,
.n.t efraetiye argum emit J for an institution
for. their education and care.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
FOR5THE5 MERCHANTS. y
Mr.. Adams Offers . Bill Design
ed to Reduce Their Licenses.

ri Hon. Berkley 2; Adams. OF Charl g I, :;
offered House es'.erdsy tbe
mer 'shn o. 81 The Il State. inasmueh as It
proposes 70 reduce their license taxes.
bill Ia. for ts purposs %, Teton e.
act passed III lsoo.5 in lieu Of ali other
taxes. Under the act passed IN 1890 mgr eI-
e ea Dur I poses, Which, together with
then State Tax. Which Is the same tiaat
1T has always been. akes. # 6is ella im ttss
p pre- Iaw Il is eialmed especially
business, For instance, i go Investment : e.
tate purchases during the year Of ~.
su iti merchant would be tls7s to which:
the agent aet n Rined !he
ISIS. The same am cunt invested In. other
lnnd w so S,npp ay 81
.n1 e s9un, ean wos xed at
the present rate 81 vas intended !! an q
vas IL. lieu OF all other taxation. both
state and county, for at that time :. no .
fer sepp Rnyeasssdi eSo IS
act, passed In 1900. imposed on such cap
issof msteh.nts tax *. 3eense tax
payable to the State. I.
Oyster Bills Reported.
The House Committee on the Chesa-
peaKe and its Tributaries yesterday m orn, :
Ing reported the following bills. az " o. I
which were offered by Mr.. STUDS stu; ''5 q
!. TO 4 en- Courage the + planting {. Of oyster
. shells in the waters OF Virginia for pro pro
10 declare 'cer tain oyster lands "a bal! ban
10 provide for, the employment by the
board 81 Fisheries OF a surveyor to re-
run the Baylor survey lines.
Committee Meets To-day.
Hon. Frank T. West. OF Louisa, chair
man 81 the Joint legislative committee
i to -ioeaie the new. normal school. the ap I.
proprla tion for which was passed q. ~, .ae 9
1t the Capitol yesterday. Mr.. West Is
here to attend a meeting q the I. COM !, !,
mittee,t to be held to-day@in the -L u
building, for the purpose OF taxing SONS
preliminary steps in the matter.
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signed Is impose addltionnl penalties
lpfomptiy pay polIs;y.holders q, case o. q
cofa bnnIs la forestl ana domestio, dolnE
Snshnss II, 6Vrsfnla 3 and to lie as We'll
e Hre cofipaniss i'll effect isf 70 require
Companies that refuse to pay ,poiiclsss
III addition TO ire amount q the policy,
WITH interest thereon, twenty-five per
cst1t, Of such lots. The cause = TO- %
fried and this facts certalned ~
si,ry, Tho Bill was referred to the Com.
yynitfae al, C}en erAl LAWS. { 4. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
q 4, Suspicious Character.

private watchman T. y; smithers ar
s sfers ~ ~ Marchetti and Brother, No.
Sos Sos East Main Street, last nigh, sharg-
I inr him with being "a suspicious charac-
ter. The darby said he went i 1i,tod t y
Ma EOS East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Old Buildings Going.

Demolition OF the buildings at the
southeast corner OF Ninth and Main
Streets, to make room for the mutual tut IL
slSyscraper. began at noon Yesterday a!
Contra otor Wilson put a small force to
work. In a few days he will greatly.
increase It.
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For "Spring Street Home

Yesterday was donation day. at the
Spring Street Home" and many friends
of this worthy institution carried or sent
provisions and supplies Of various kinds.
a committee from the board Of mana
gers was on hand and gratefully re-
cefvedS the timely offerings. ~, I. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
William Spiggle.

4 ferocin, The .s-plspat ch,)
.BwOODsTOCK, VA, Jan. 27.--Mr: wis
liam spiggle.' OF Maurertown;s died yes yes
sftV.four Years. He was q prominent
farmer and IL survived by. his wife and
one son. Mr.. Frank Grabill. ijE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
II Give MasulullIe Ball.

Friendship Rebekah, Lodge, No: n,,.!.
o. o. n. will give q masque ba!l M ,,,II ~
riSen Y General w shinEton and Mary,
his Wife, Will lead the grand march
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary F.. Richardson.

A.. May +. r richardson died at 3:l5
!, cioc,, wednesday morning at her resi-
flence NO. 27ot II Street, She was the !, MIG
Of Mr.. A. T.. Richardson, and was 1illS-
five years OF a sc. <, z, III,
'The funeral Will take place at ~ O'clock
this morning from Union Station Aletho-.
dist Church.
Mrs. Thomas Cumbra,
Mrs. sarah VI, Cumbra died "Wednesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock at her residence
No. IN North Twenty-thlrd Street, AFTER
a long illness. She was the wife OF MI
Thomas Cumbra. .S
Mrs. Susan Martin.
Ar. suson I. Martin died at $50 o'clock
Yesterday morning at her home N lIalls-
boro Chesterfield county. She was the
widow OF Mr.. B. w Martin She had
number of friends In Richmond, who
will sincerely mourn ..er death,
The funeral will take place at l;So
O'Clock from Bethel BAPTIST Church, }
Daniel Wright.
Mr.. Daniel Wright died at $3.50 o'cloeN
Tuesday afternoon at his residence. No.
zoos East Main Street. He was a son Of
Captain David Wright. ana was agea
flfty-fivc years,
& The funeral will take place this morn
Ing from the residence,
Funeral of Little Lowe Rogerson.
Il The funeral Of little Lowe Rogerson
toole place from tho residence Of his
father, Mr. w T.. 7. Rogerson, yen-
terday, The burial was In IiollywooIls
ana many were the beautiful floral Of
forings heaped upon the little grave.
testlfylng the love and sympathy Of y
host Of friends,
Mr.. Rogerson Is secretary OF the Llte
1na,rance Company Of Virginia, and is
widely known His numerous friends
aympnthize with him deeply in the loss
OF his beloved boy. y i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28

.. signatures to insure a caucus up to
last night. though q grcat many OF the
mem ters had not been seen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Mrs. Iulette Holland.

fsrer'ol to The Times lspatoh
1etto Holland. Wife Of Mr. N, y. holland
Of d this place, died to-day about noon
Her son, Nat Holland r.. die 60 on Gn irhs
tor Of Dr. Griffin Holland, whose homo
was in Florida She was about bout + tty-t NO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
38Tohn Booth Brown.

~. (Speclal1to The TInLes-DIsphtGhJ
John Booth Brown. of Hanover county,
died this afternoon at 1880 o clock a tho
nome. Of his son. Police Justice y p, g.
Brown, OF this city. Mr.. Brown was
tseyenty-slx years old, and had been "
bad health for some time, He was 2
YyglnIan of .hs old school and Wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
DEATHS.

MARTIN.-Mrs SUSAN v, MARTIN. Wid widow,
Halisboro, Chesterfield county, Vas. 50 ~.
M T;;n,nmorni and burial from Bethel Baptist
Church THU RsDAi. January 18Th, J ;so q ~.
prct1ARDsoN. at her residence. 27rt =
Hstrest JANUARY II, 100 al 3,l5 a; u. MARI
f. beloved wife of A f. SANDY tfichArl'{j
Ao Funeral VIII take place from Union ststloa
Nj d Church THIS i'rhuysdayy sIs5 MaoE ~ ~
Family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice, J.s 3s,
FUNERAL NOTICE. y
5A1,yp,Y.-The funeral of Major JOHN
ALVEY Will take place from chr Stan st!an
iIJndertakers' Parlor TO-DAY at Il @ elosts
NJ Funeral private t59i INV
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THECANAL
DANIELS KEYNOTE:
-{contInued Trom Tlrst fase.)

~ a7Eta {
nor did he ever appear to better effect Get
before any assemblage Of Virgfn!an :.
He made a most gracious return OF ms
thanks to the body for the honor whlcn
was no VI for the fourth time, conferred
upon him. Ills language on this point
was elegant TO d deg req, and every WORD
was listened to amid tho utmost silence.
He Invoked the wisdom Of heaven, that
I'D might fully represent a great people.
who had always stood by him ana re-
mnincd his true and loyal friends. his
speech breathed patriotism in every sem
tencc, and when he declared that the
honest opposition Of the minority party
to his reelection would in no way deter
him from serving them to the best OF his
ability In tho Senate there was was pro
longed cheering. III, {.
* senn tor Daniel here paid a brief. but
eloquent. tribute to tho late Judge 3. a..
Hancock, with whom he had served N
the Constitutional Convention, and who
had been his longtime friend.
He spoke OF the united efforts OF Viz
ginin and the Congress Of the United
States 10 publish correct list Of the
soldiers OF both armies and he urged
that5in order that Virginia be properly
on5these rolls that the Legislature take
suitable action at once as the War De-
partment proposed shortly to m nbs the
publication. N " 4 "a 8,f.5t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Tie Isthrnian Canal.

In the course Of his speech Senator
Daniel made this reference to the 18th
milan canal and the Panama revolution:,
fGPa g sas ss seeth fas asolhs
l1sthmian canal which will connect the
two oceans shorten the transit bctw
all the Atlantic States and he. States
for world wide commerce.
5E'"1 profoundly appreciate the greatness
OF this enterprise which has been htly
deeply Regretted e Cd that / could aSi not sup.
port the pending me sure before the Sen
ate-the treaty with Pana ma which con.
templates the immediate building of that
great work. !; shall briefly state TO YOU 70
& my mind and leave them with your calm
and enlightened Judgment. But permit me
{ to say theyta are not actuated In the sll ghl,
est degree by any pa rtisan. gment i
applaud the acts Of Preside nts Of other eI.
parties than my own. It has been my
misfortune in the exercise Of that inde,
pendent jud gment. which u think should
ator. to differ with those for whom
myself had voted. and who were sup
ported by the Democratic party In their
positions The reasons Why sannot sup p
with Its authors or !ts promote = ne
United States In 1916 entered into a
treaty OK peace with the government, OF
that notice shall be given before any hos,
tile attitude is assumed towards her.
+ ls a treaty from which the United States
herself derives the right 8a Of transit
treaty il, which, in consideration Of the
grant OF tina transit OF the United States,
we, on our part, are pledged faithfully
to this government to support and man.
tain the sovereignty Of the Republic OF
mi onohta AT sta sEfg5t
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4 Mrs. Mildred Clements.

Especial, to The T. Ines Dispatch.
q sCOTTSYILLE VA, jan. 27,--,Mrs.5
Mildred 4 Clements, a 4 highly respected
lady, died at her home In Fluyanna cour,-s
". about three miles from Scottsyillls,$
Friday, aged about seventy seu -.
She leaves three sons and four dau l g;I g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
William Wyal,nt'.t'::

cEARLoTTEsvILLE. IVA jan. 2l.::-.s
or me most esteemed citizens Of Abe;
marie county who died at his home aat + NJ
White Hall Illness ocdGnrFfedd
Nv The II eys. Leftwich and Day. = he res
mains were Inferred ins N cunt N oTiah s
2 ny wa
one Of tfe sstronges and most active ms u
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P /. IAfleck.

srecinltn T he Times Dispa tel teh.2 !, |,
Jam, g Afieek, prominent retired bus-$
ness man, Of Berryville, Clarke county, Iln
died last night at his home at tina tSplatce,
n fter a 81 protrac illness, ged sixtyr335
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-11
DEMAND FOR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT

The rapid growth of cities in the United States
is creating large demand for electric heating and
power plant equipment. and there is also a large
demand in the export trade. Among the develop
ments which now interesting the trade are the
organization of the Underwriters Light Heat and
Power Company, of Bangor Me which has a
capital OF $S00ooo0 the increase In the capital of
the Columbus. Crbana and Western Electrical
Railroad, of Plain city, Ohio, from 100000 To
S20O0.OO0; the generating plant OF the Toronto and
Niagara Falls Power Company. the estimated value
Of which is 100000; the electric lighting plant
shortly be erected at Dallas. Tex, At cost Of
100000 the respective developments of the Ma
tional Gas Electric Light and Power Company, at
Trenton, \. J., which has increased its capital
from $4,000 to S0O0.O0O; new municipal eltctrlc
light and power plant. at Chicago which will cost
100000; the hydraulic plant which Is shortly 10 oe
constructed by T.. NJ. Publ, Maumec, Ohio,
which will cost 100000; the San Benito Light and
Power Company. which has recently been ineorpo-
rated at San Francisco. with a capital OF 100000,
and the Shawingnn Water and Power company. OF
ShaWiniEan. Quebec. which has Just placed n con-
tract for equipment amounting TO 100000.