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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Van Ness fIntct newly furnished
roamH hf daYt week ur mouth Nates
reasonable. 1ssah Let Ave sestts.,
Mash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

& 100 Tho best and most complete D.
room cottage for the money thai We
know Of IA the city. Close % two
good car lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Dressed steers. per TO- bizdsc; dressed
mutton. eI5tscs dressed pork. SIC.
light veal. 7Aac. heavy veal tAqtes
dressed lamb. 7i<c. live steers. KS
per cwt. live sheep, Aao PER cwt; live
hogs stM per cwt- live veal fbe41
10 per cwt. live lambs 8 &CSo per
head. rabbits. per 10. ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18

Acknowledgement.
!. n. MsfntL - Nsw YefA MA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

lie Bert, who is student at R!chmond Col
lege spent several days With MISS y |a aiiii'e
i'! Tps. + 3. eli, spent this week in Rich
mond. a guest at the home of her prot -i'
Mr. william A. Moncurc. .,
Mr. Clinton Boyd was the guest thls WEIR i5
or the home OF NIT. D. sCoghill.
Mrs Kate Lee Bert and little aau s' i,i,a
Mary. after stay Of several weeks a. tn ne
home OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs. . w W - =.
& Brondlus, has returned to her home IN Way
erly, Va, 80. ea,,berr sem
mary. OF Buena Vista, Va, was mere ' me
week Et q. FL .,,,..,,,,,.on 3,,os here
this week visiting his parents, Mr. ana ~ ? ?.
Mia, is Edna Hnverstick, Of pennsylvania. Is
,fsiiinr Mrs. William Il. Ennis.
Miss Aubrey Sugg has closed her schoo, ~ ~
snntsvlyania county for the session ana 20 70
npx a. her home near Bowling Green. -.
q Miss Maria Collins, who has been tencn lan
school In Franklin. Va, has flnlshed her $50
sion. nnd has returned to her nome mere mere
" RAJ pcments are being made for q pis an "a;
mere on the third of August, Tor me oeh eii.
~ .Ibe Confederate Monument Fund,
An old time Virginia dinner VIII % . sernfu.
for which there will be a charge OF twe'st M
i've cents. There will also be music, ana
5nrominent speakers TO entertain tne pe S,,
:, ia hoped that enough will be reailzed tro e1
tt,,s - and what Is now on hand ana proHtseu'
~ 'crect the monument at once,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
BEDFORD SOCIETY.
!, ,,a, - The Times dispatch

Especial to The Tin'esrDlspatch'l e.
BEproRD CITY. VA, May l2,-Major ana
Mrs samuel Griffin announce the approaech-
ing marriage of their danghter Miss h2tm ns
Rnsseli t;ri(fin to Mr. Charles scott Aaa a.ims
re + ynchblrg the celebration of when WI WI.
"a ke Mace Thursday evening June End. at ~.
1 Iahna Epscopai Church, the rector, Rev pal
las Tucker performing the rites Inc h pr'"r,
o c as she Is physically Her peh i.,.s
and gentle courtesy OF manner and nome lt, HIt
~ character have won for her WlnG ciI St
~ friends here and at many points ~ tn'e
and other states where shS bias ys Mb large
lumber grain arid coal firm acI Adams o, ros Il
n member OF o large. wealthy ana lnliuen.iia u
Sam,l",p of that city. He 10 n young sat'l'e-
man Of much popularity and prominence :,
The marriage WIZ pc a I,l sxgaI % jl'
popuay and prominence Of MI aaas pn'
+. DR.. Theodore Ullanaess Who Tor severn ,Sh
vears has practiced dentistry mere, VII.
iy,rA1y j. Goiding left Thursday for ms nome
IN Notoway, where he VIII remain, lie 'n lers
amd his departure is generally resrete,a; -
= Miss susie Early left Tuesday tor Is i. ~
,T st,h 10 visit her sister. Mrs Ray 'fensfr'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
III - \,

Especial to The Times pispat eh> -, !,
CHARLOTTE G.. May la H., n, sgr, go
y Wednesday j evening Of Miss Tottie Caldwell.
eldest daughter Of Mr. cn hiSr;Ii ef Mapt
5Wc(,ollouch. II a prominent young business man
Rev. Dr. n Howerton perfor med the ee sG
m6ny and the, Episcopal service WINS g Is,iI.
Baster Scott. Annie Tnliafcrro and Mary Rogers .
Gibhon acted MS flower girls md preceded ~ the
.i,,rnhr : NJ Morrarton who wore white and
carried i@i la France roses. Mrs. Walter ". Watt,
matron Of honor and Mr. Frank NJ Ell
Irw,ai' hy the groom and his best man., Mr..
Dolph NJ Young and then Mrs Julia y, Inarer no
sister OF the bride md the, BRIDE leaning 10 oa
pertormed under an in,provlsed bower OF flowers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
'GoRDoNsV1LLE, VA.
lsn.o,o, q Tho Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch !,
aoRRoMsS Win his forca Of esrpsasrs
but the basement rooms Of lhe aordohs ndas
Eregatw "a the looks and comfort the build
ing These rooms MI he uss fer Msan ssi,
night prayer ana ha me st
n fino plano tor It's use, The first meef tn,t
sy,1i be held in the rooms on sunday mornlng,
,,sstMnI,At Church Sunday afternoon, n,
y Rev wv B n Wingfleld. Of dordonsyliii!s Y
preached and ordained four demons a. ,, t.is
noon last, Rev. j. n, eauarles delivered lhe
cha rye ito the deacpn5, /, \. !, j, mad
Misses Mary ana aus nGpS ana frIeuda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
THISDAY in HISTORY ]
May l4th.

1oe7-rhe siege OF Nice. the Turkish
.& capital OF Solin1au, sultan Of Roun,
opened by the French crusaders,
whose camps formed an imperfect
circle OF moro than six miles.
1652-Briush Commodore Young fell IN =
with Dutch convoy, and demanded n
that, according to an act OF King
John ca D. 1900 they should strike
their flag to the British flag. This
being refused. q severe action en-
sued, which ended In the Dutch flag
being struck, after which they were
W. permitted to proceed. M 3.
zs5-Canal opened between the Baltic Y
and North Seas. 5seis;
'1796-Bonaparte made his public entry
into Milan under a trdumphal arch.
1904 THE Lewis and Clark expedition
left st. Louis for the northwest.
e10-Lerida,s Spain, surrendered to the 4
French General Suchet, who found
large quantities OF stores. Same
day Catalonians defeated the French,
whose loss Is stated at AZ, 900, and 4
that OF the Catalonians IS, 600.
1s14-French defeated at Madrid by Well
lington. ss n
York. commenced.
S1S29-The ship Alexander arrived sat Bal
timore from Liverpool with fifty tons
OF iron and equipment for the first
railroad In the United States.
1s4e-The deputies at Naples disagree
with the kind and declared themselves
en- permanence. The National Guards
raised barricades.
1s54-One hundred ships were reported
lost on the British coast in thirty
days $ iS5s5
1850 Congressman Washburne OF nils
nois, rebuked his Democratic COL
leagues because only five OF them
applauded when news OF Grants
success at spotsylvania was read,
1ss4-The Metropolitan National Bank Of
New York failed for 81 900 ,000 5sa5
1sss-The Spanish squadron was reported
to be off tho Venezuelan coast near
Curacao 5S sSe.s.5 W.
1eo4-Japanese cruiser Miyako blown up
by mines near Dalny. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
THIS DAY in HISTORY
May 18th.

4. Il z ).
1854 B. c.-The Jews. upon the 18th Swan,
celebrate feast for the victory Of
tt Judas Maccabaeus over the people
OF Bethsan, or Scythopolls. Vi "
invested Jotopata in Call
lee defended by Josephus. tho histo-
4 rian. a very Interesting slege as It
VI respects the latter.
3e2-Valentinian, emperor OF Rome.
strangled at Yienne by order OF
Arbogastes. his rebellious general.
1549IThe Emperor Charles Y. laid be-s
fore the diet Of Augsburg "a rule
OF faith" which he compelled them
to acqulesoe in. notwithstanding that
1t was dsapproved by both Protest.
ants and Catholics
1645-Battle Of Aldern. In which the
Earl Of Montrose defeated the Scots.
under Urrcy, with great slaughter
1664-Tho Dutch governor surrendered
island Of Cayenne to the French by
treaty.
1747-Britlsh fleet. under Arson. cap
tured one French ship OF seventy
four guns. five OF sixty-four, four
OF sixty, ono Of fifty and twenty
merchantmen. F
1so2-The Portuguese frigate Cine cap
tured by the Algerines after smart
action. The crew. having ran be be-
low the officers were all out to
pieces.
1so4-The lifo OF George Washington.
compiled by John Marshall from his
own manuscripts. was published
simultaneously In England and
America u
1920 Florence Nightingale born.
1841--James II. Berry, United States
senator OF Arkansas, born.
1894 large organized procession OF
workmen. after parading tho streets
OF Paris, enter the chamber Of the
Assembly almost uncpposed. gem
eral row ensued; the Assembly was
dissolved and a new provisional gov
eminent was named The mob then
moved to the Hotel de VILE. where
they were surrounded by the Ma,
tlonal Guard and the leaders arrested.
1s48--The king conquers Naples altef
bloody fighting and great excuses
committed by the lazzaroni, Four
teen hundred and forty bodies were
buried next day from the strada al
Toledo which was the scene o. me
conflict.
1sst--Herre,a, ex-President Of Mexico.
died In tho City Of Mexico
1as7--WithdrawaI OF Bazalnes FORCES
from the territory OF Mexico. Maxi
milan Is bes!sged IN aueretaro ~
the forces OF Juarez He ~ mace
nrisoner this day, and executed to-
gether with Miramon and hefa-
iaea@The entire Spanish Cabinet ro-
signed, -,,,,,.
BY mines; 400 men dFowns
d. T. j 4 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
framed autograph poem. heart contribution
from North Caroinn's foremost man OF letters,
John Charles NcNcll:
"a Some time. far hence, when Autumn

from North 6arolina,s foremost man Of letters,
'oh som anA tines far hence. when Autumn
Her frost upon your hair,
y, AM YOU tosethcr5sit Mt dusk
And lightly viii our hearts !. !, turn r. back
When, while the world was clad In
You two were wed in May.
.'when we shall sit about your board
Three old friends met ngnn,
Joy will DO with us. but not much 3gs
OF Jest and laughter then
=, Like heavens own smile ,, will bless
sYf With store OF happiness.
4. 5..May you. who. nankt about with lowers
li+5 viii plight your faith to-day,
Hold evermore enthroned; the love
Which you, have crowned ,n May;
And Time will sleep upon his scythe
rs The swallow rest on wing.
Seeing, that you at Autumn tide I,
stl elasp he hands q the
tgagemont Of her daughter. Miss Flax REID
Learande. to Mr. u r. CALDWELL, Of Spencer.
The marriage will be solernnized in June Miss
LeGrande is ono of Chnrlotte's most attractive
and popular young women, and the groom elect
holds a responsible position with tho Southern a
The Virginia cub. composed OF students at
the Presbyterian College from the Old Do
versIty Of Virginia baseball team last Thurs
,:ay cvrlIng In tho college parlors Games were
played the collcgians sang college songs ana
refreshments were served. The members or the
club. who We're assisted in receiving BY num-
Der OF fellow students. nre:. Misses Eva Noir.
Maude Nottingham. Ilva nottingham, Rosa
May WISE. Edith Savage and Mabel Stokes;
| Attractive Invitations have been Issued t2 IN. tne
commencement exercises OF Elizabeth * Co.leSs,
wh's M efi Eass dhaez
rods Mildred Adelaide LeFevEe G esu,Ine
| Pickard Ne Marion or. !. tooert SA i,na
Wilson, Mary Elizabeth Carglle. sarah Jea'
Mrs. Walter Liddell entertained at progress.
| sive euchre at her West Avenue home on
Monday afternoon. Guests occupied four ta aa
! u Miss Nell Dixon delightfully."- entertained a
| number OF her friends at her home IN Dll'
| worth Tuesday evening.
DR.. Giles NJ. AcAden gave a dinner M9 no1ay
| Of Miss Bonnie McAden, of Raleigh, who Is
| .i.fheH Fortnightiy Pleasure Club. ono OF the
largest OF chnrlotte's social organizations, wa
! tentcrta .nrd Wednesday evening at !, tne hor1's
| or Mrs John F.. Ynrke. In Dilworth.
MRS sadler has gone y TO H Halrsore :
| been visiting relatives in Charlotte. have re- e.
! turned to their. home in New York =,
Miss Grace King OF New Orleans. Is the
| guest OF her sister, Mrs. r. Brevard McDoWs,Ll
| Miss Jennie Harold, of Richmond, va. Whe
| has been a guest nh the home q MIS- Va e, =
| Henderson, has gone 70 Aaurlhours ~ S 'st
4 Miss Clara Mckay, who has been visl''',E
\ Miss Irna Hunt, has returned 70 ner nome ~ !,
| Tvlcr TEX Miss Mckay spent the WINTER y
| New York in tho study Of expression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
sLishtner, Virginia Peyton. Ida Peyton and
Frs. Primary Grade-Ernest Merle Penneli.
WEST POINT, VA.
fsncc,al q rho Timea-pIspatch.)

Special 70 Tho Times Dispatch
W olsT X May az laM Mn sy E1rs
chased property at ,.wateryiew.. and VIII
william Bisbee who. for n number OF yea rs.
has been spending his winters In this sec
ton getting out ship timber. WIN rsave ~
Maine He brings his family md many
workmen with him and they lead a very IN
cry convenience. +,
Nr1 and Mrs 'egsn g Clark and iwa Sa CHI,
Hall Mr Clarke is learning The ,me.hsaa 2,
Virginia farming and later VIII
farm farner and has nroven By his efficient
Ing, that he Is qualified to teach ne ars =, =
list tt Church returned from Wash
ington y. c.. Tuesday. He expected Z! 70 con,
duct revival services cexs but was
ale kHnd had to return, he mas r '''''ssi =
since getting home i. y, - ,,o,d ,r,,,
preach at tho local Methodist Church Suna ,a,s
morning and night Rey. >. Il ra,,;xai ser
pastor Is assisting an huas1'n = 49,
S' The District Conference will meet in West
pg Rev j. F. suthril recently ATTENDED E;
the marriage Of his Oldest sister to MT. = =.
r. r. Renshaw in norfolk. Mr. Gn.hr i.ntt psli
formed the marriage ceremony. ir's
accom- pa MED him to Norfolk r,,..n,ara
City Attorney r Pollard. p Of m Rleh Fqi9ay
the guest OF MrE.+Sl nos r. - =
night He wa, en- route ~ from p,,s,n M,a''ss
Mesrr N I..Lewis. n. u. Edward. a: u5inl
Barby3 and others attended New rem rem ~; or
Thrrsda u 53 Judge Mann spoke 70 IN tn ,
ested audience and made me inn ,h tteir
Messrs Ed and William MOODY WIN ..n af
families. who have resided N ., los to her old
Cal. for over year returned 70 Thew az.
n rn.sed ithemselves as delighted With Los
Apgeies Evidently they must EaSe , IanS
tnT,4 he surine,' at West Point. Ihe iessn'
soncc lis water have PASSED the lips.
Il Is imposshle for those imbiens 70 s.S
away from West Point ~ rs 70. the,,,
III health and homcsickness prousnt ttts''i
hs NE 4, 5pob,neon visited West Point during
| ~ week He tells OF n freak q natnIs
a ore his poultry--a chicken which was
| hatched with four good legs. 1,,,,, =, ~,
college: Hon. j. TAYLOR Eyson ma F t,..
Andrew Broaddus mnde the addrcsss. NJ ~, IN:
rally at Hebron Gnurcn. MY
~ jerusalem Church. May 2oth, DE- stilGI -
| NJ JohnT Garland Pollard ana possipS ~, ,or
ernor Montague and Secretary Frank +. pfe .'
| will make addresses no, the
ALI NJ Ms weex1nf5 Mrs p. B. Hughes,
sn M.., 'I I,es ..:cs. OF Mount Castle. New
s,s' ~ ~. pul.t OF Mrs. W. r. Broaddus
| 81. crabs and trout are In evidence.
| Wessr. sydney BRAY. j. NJ blana.. ana anu - - :. !,
| Yah Hudson, students or Medical s The,.
| Virginia ut home Tor Jew MI, Ty ,sturn Tor
p ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tuedny 10Th Mt, y Mohc NJ
Hand to receive his diploma IN ms nee, me. NJ
/ cwdney Bray lin pha rms cy MS WIS ,s ~ - !,
1Indson.s third year and he VIII not 2,l t tI ~,
l GRADUATION until next year "es' fo '''s =
i proud OF her represe.'ta''iNssee'4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

Mr. land Mrs w. g. Armstrong. OF Chicago.
are at tho home Of tho atters father, Mr.; ., m
bert Murphy near Gordonsviile, for the sum sum.
mer.
Mr.. P. J. Fulcher has had large stabls
erected on his lot In North Gordonsyille
! Work hns begun on a handsome residence IN
Orange for Rev. Dr.. j. w. sledsoc -.
Mrs. James Goodwin has been spending the
week with relatives in Fredericksburg ana ana
Orange & ii, III $aY 45 sgiiis t
Miss Lottie P. cowherd, who has been N
clifton Forge for some time, has returned 70
'n Mr n and Mrs D. NJ: Mcclure Of Richmond.
visited at the home Of Mrs. J. - Davenport
this week. IS 5y . .. y q. 5. /. IL. ~
tho Republican Committee OF Orange county
visited relatives in town this week.
Mrs =. IL lloyd !, OF Hinton w. Va. To- on n
vis. to her DAUGHTER Mrs snsn shSwa,,es
day and Thursday with relatives in town. !,
S Miss Mary Niche and mother have return e q
To Richmond for the summer.
Mr. N. "a. Linney has returned from an an
extended visit to relatives In Richmond
Mr.. r. IT. #McGehee. of Clifton Forge IS on
a visit to his parents near town = INV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Nav Festival.

At the May Festival. for the benen. .,
E r.. Miss Theresa Carmody won the
nIct,ire In a contest for the most popular
Young lady, From the contest was real cal
lied over 1895. .,,.o,,o
Mr.. r! Leo Mcagher won the um or 81,
no the most popular gentleman. me
amount realized was $40. ,,5 j,
These two contests were at the lS stn.,s
Auxiliary a. O. H. table, ana WI" ma, az p of 81
this table will close at ST.. Patrick,s :
School sli IIall, corner Of Twenty-sslxth ana
Grace streets, Monday evening, MAY .ay
15th nj SEQ, among five little girls Tor
first prize in the doll contest. -
division No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary q. y.
II, Will hold its meeting at the SANS i,e'
time Children IN the f So nTese ant ''e
friends are invited to DC present present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
5.D[;Ol,,IS|;,:WI,E,LIL, VA.

Mr.. r.. B.. boswell, OF 'I3ullfl eld' LETT last
week for New York to attend the Whitney
Mrs. r. b boswell is visiting her daughters,
Anne and Jeanei at the Bowling Green f'e--
'' atix s'e Mary Lewis Gwath,ney has as her,
guest. Miss Sue Todd. OF Richmond
Miss Ellie Montgomery, OF Nerdon, has .i t
for three weeks stay With TRENDS IN i.'c ;t
Mrs. E. f. Bnford ENTERTAINED, last st, week eS
Mrs Leslie Eubank,5 Mr. VIM. l'lnlord' anu
Mrs. p. s. SButterworth. OF Ilichmona. -
Mr. and Mrs. Quarcs. OF Richmona =, 81 spei1
few days with Lieutenant and Mrs: COOK. \. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
GROCER COMPANY. OPEN
BRANCH STORE IN PETERS,

The Anderson Grocery COMPANY, q l''s
c,tv has decided and Will open about
f,rst June a branch store In the Cockade
city city The branch will be managed by
Mr.. j. j. Anderson, Of that city. MI.
George %. Anderson. il, the owner OF
the company. says that he intends to
give the Cockade City an up-to-date
cash store, with reasonable prices for
cash. we take pleasure IN recommends.
ing the concern to the consumers OF
that city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

Mr.. David Bendann, Of New York and
baltimore. will have on exhibition at our
store. from May 18th to 18th. q large
number OF fine Etchings, Engraylngs,
Old English Colored Prints and Mlil lNL-
lures ,,,,,,.o -
call. 800, ,Nn
STATIONERY COMPANY,
Ola East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
SOCIETY
Continued from sixth Page,


Of Loeb 1sevcn, Va, are the guests Of
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Jennie Pierce expects soon to leave
for visit to Mrs. John Goodman, In
BallsviIc, Va.
Mrs. Lena Garrette Is visiting her
brother, Mr.. G. N. Stacy. near Amelia
g. II.
Miss Alice Daniel, of Cu1pcpcr, Is now
n pupil at the Art School In this city.
Miss Daniel, at the close Of the school,
will return to Culpeper for the summer.
Mr.. Edmund Berkeley is in staunton
4 for a few days.
Mr.. James a. Glcnn. Of South Boston,
IS visiting Mrs. James +. Parkinson, on
West Franklin Street
MISS Elizabeth Crutchneld is now with
relatives in frredericksburg.
Mr.. e. T.. Bloomberg Is the st.tLaw-
renee, In Bristol, for a short stay.
Mr. James ". White is spending few
Miss Bessie Flournoy, daughter OF
Judge Landon Flournoy, Of MorGanncld.
Kentucky. who recently visited relatives
q in Richmond, is now the guest OF Cap
tain r. c. Morton. In Staunton.
Lady Durand and Miss Josephine Dur
and wife and daughter Of the British
sambassador, left Washington Friday for
their summer home at Lenox The ambas-
sador is still abroad, and will join his
family at Lenox upon his fe,urn to this
country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
VERY Low RATES TO THE WEST
$500 ANn NORTHWEST.

The Chicago Great Western Will, to
Nav 18th, sell one-way coonlsls' tickets
to Arizona, California, Idaho. Montana,
Nevada, Oregon. Utah, Washington, Al
berta and British Columbia at&greatly
reduced rates For further information,
apply TO w. NJ. Mcconnell. Y. T, A., OIL
Bourse Building, Philadelphia. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

IN Tho parlor Of the handsome Caldwell home,
made loyeller With It's rich protns,on~ 6 9, me
ta,wns folks graced the occasion The
happy couple VIII spend !, two Mn we ahd
~. ~ sNcSo,;o,ph received many handsome gifts
but but none more appreciated thar beautiful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

Captain Richmond - l1opson
has een daughter q George Houston
Captain Hobsons prlae 70 pe 10
member of the is highly ne
society Tho weddlng OWING 70 VIZ
recent death father, will DO epateu seS nas
Miss Hull comes OF me Dlnes.
Blood in America the famous faes o. M auu
n a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

In washington. Baltimore, Phl'adelphla ana
New York. NH I, n v
Mrs. Pondexter sister Of Major ", g, Scot :.
has rented and moves 9!S the 4! OF
III ~ /, X, l,,,ghes has moved his family
Into the Bales properly on Meyers Hill
Arizona republican., 1905-03-15

In pursuance to a. resolution here matter set forth which was passed at the annual meeting of the stock holders of this company held February 11th, 1905, at which there were present 916,025 shares out of 1,2OO 900 shares, and a resolution passed by the board of directors at a meeting held the 11th day of February, 1905, immediately af- ter the adjournment of the stockhold- CTS meeting which resolution is here matter set forth,
 NOW THEREFORE. The amend ments of the Articles of Incorporation of the NIOuntaineer Gold Mines are as specified in said resolution which are as follows:
 RESOLUTION OF STOCKHOLDERS
 RESOLVED: That the directors of this company be and they are hereby authorized and instructed to amend the Articles of Incorporation of this com pany by the changing of the 100000 shares of capital stock into 1,O5O, 900 shares of common stock and 1000 shares of preferred stock the life of the preferred stock shall not exceed ten years from April 1st, 1905. after which said preferred stock shall be common stock, each the common and preferred stock having a par value of S1.00 per share The preferred stock to be is tifcates of 100 shares each and to each certificate there shall be attached twen- ty interest bearing warrants in the sum
Arizona republican., 1905-03-15
Students ard Faculty Express Their
 Appreciation Of the Legislature Act.

The news of the passage of the normal appropriation bill, reached the normal late Monday evening and there was great happines and joy as a re- suit. In the evening the young men of the boys dormitory fitingly cele- brated the event by firing several vol leys. The young ladies were no less appreciative of the passage of the bill and they rave vent to their enthusi asm in a series of yells. Yesterday morning at opening exercises the en- tire school celebrated in a body-stu- dents and faculty together. The var ious members of the faculty made ap- propriate talks and were loudly ap- plauded by the student body, finally three cheers were given for the Twen ty-third and three more for President Matthews It was then unanimously carried that resolutions of thanks and appreciation he forwarded the legis- lature hy the students.
 While the bill was not passed in it's original form, it is entirely satisfactory to the normal as it stands. Enough money is immediately available to start the proposed improvements and the balance will be received before the new buiIdin gis completed. Those who eX- pect to put in the heating system agree to give the system a 60 day test after it's completion before anything is paid on it.