The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
THEY ELECT
OFFICERS.
.Nortl, Carolina Veterinarians
Adjourn After Interest
ing Session.
CITIZENS GROWING ANGRY.

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GREENSBORO, NJ. CT July lf.--Iha I've
North Carolina State. Veterinary Asso-s
citation, which has been II session hers
yesterday and to-day. adjourned at =
O'Clock, after electing the followins
state officers: 8
President, G.. w. Petty Greensboro.
yice-presidcrt, c. J. Fleming. instotr''
f Secretary, T. B. Carroll, Wilmington
Tho association will meet In Concord I
next year.
+ DR.. Adam Fisher. Of Charlotte, STOOD
a splendld examination for license To-
practice. Or. Tait Butter mada q Syalu a. i
bio address on the progress OF the state3
agricultural department in tho eradlcte
non of Texas fever and tho cattle TICK
sly tho extension OF the quarantine IN
infected districts. a committee, COM
posed Of Or. TAFT Butler T.B Carroll and
G. II. Fleming. submitted resolutions:
u hich were unanimously adopted recon- g
11ending the corporation OF the stare
Medical Association to provide means M
whereby transmlssable diseases from tbe
lower animals to man may BIO stopped
by means OF better sanitary condition Ia
datries and slaughter houses, and cali
INK for Inspections OF same by state
and city authorities 1t also recornMend-
ed city or State ownership Of al slaugh-8
ter houses. e, sff IA .t. .5
~ DR.. =. W. Petty wa $ re com mcnded tos
the Governor for rea ppointment for. the.
five-year term on the Board Of state
veterinary Examiners. Al &
~ REMARISAHLE TOMATO. @
The wond erful productive capacity Of
the SOL here is illustrated by q. clu sser Of
large tomat toes. all Just turning for
g,spening, which Mr.. J. A. Jones, OF thls8
city, cut from the stalk In his garden
this morning. "A r here are fourteen toHla-l
toes on one stem, their combined weight
being ten pounds and two ounces.
81 Near Brown Summit vest day after
noon there was q heavy hall storm which,
greatly injured the growing crops OF corn
and toba eco. IN ~ RI
N Citizens here, who resent the constant
advertisements OF Greensboro as q rum
cursed town by prohibition orators iron,
rival cities, who y speak here. md from
some OF the home preachers and WRITER'S,
are preparing statement to the public
Is hich will show from police records In
the past six months. that It is the most
orderly city In the State, 80 far as ar. I
rests for drunkenness go. 5 sttf5 II .5954
~ pRY$ CONVENTION. Iii
IA ne fpOpulaIlON mere is OySFSEV,VVVtss4lle
statement among other items will show
| that thereg was not n single arrest made
for drlln kenpess during the Democratic
State Convention, when, In addition to
1.-THE normal population there was during
lItheE timo8 at least it, 900 visitors In tile,
lefty; that on tho Fourth Of ] uly there
:N ere ten tho usand visitors and excursion
.sts and sonly two arrests, and that since
last Thursday; there T has not been q
I}single arrest ma dc for drunken ness, The
statement win show that while. there
inre ten high license saloons here. the
ri 4 the pro hibiuon brand. 20 Q ftset he
anticipated cpunte charge that saloons ,i
and tlleir patrons arc ooked upon with
leptent eyes by the city and pole ( u--5
sthoritles. r. s45
"A BIG INCREASE.
q From returns made; Of the tax listers
| IS, the increase of taxa BILE property In
amounts to over half a million dollars.
several days. ii s. 81 :i q
General James D. Glenn, senator Of
Gullford county. law agent OF the South
lern Railway, and brother to the nominee
for Governor on the Democratic State
ticket, left with his vito and daug liter
to-day for Waynesville. g II 35il
More than a month ago General Glenn
was stricken with appoplexy, and for
weeks his life was despaIred of. It being
| repeatedly reported on authority OF his
physiclans, that he was in 4 a dying con-
Sdition. I; & 81 81 Is .