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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
PTA|N JONES
|. DISPLACED q
Ills Trial for#Ki1ling Maud Rob
crtson Comes UP Mon
& day.
SOUTHERN TRAVEL HEAVY
The Health Officers Of Norfolk
1ssue Many Ccrtifi-
Gates.
SOUTHERN TRAVEL HEAVY IL
tspeoial 10 rho l,ncs-Dlspatch.)

5&-lr (SDeCal 10 51L5 H1lIIlcS-DlSDutCn.)N
NORFOLK, VA, September 2,-Colonel
A. M. Higgins. commanding the Seventy
first Virginia Regiment, has issued un
order relieving Captain u. w. Jones Of
tho command OF Company Z, ana assign
Ing Lieutenant Shelly to the command
Of tho company. Captain Jones Is able to
sit up and walk about the room Of tie
jail hospital in which he is confined.
Ills case will bo called In the Police
Court on Monday for the killing OF Maud
Cameron Robertson, and, At IL UNDER
Stood That he will waive exainina ton
In the Police Court and appeal to tho
Corpora ton Court at once. He Is stu
weak. but nc Is recovering strength, and
1t IL anticipated that he will stand the
trial for murder without asking for de-
lay.
NECHao'S SKULL FRACTURED.
Bernard Bell. sixteen years ofSagc. was
held In the Police Court this morning
to await the result Of the injuries To
Arthur Fainc, twelvc-year-old negro
boy. whom he assaulted with "A brick last
night. The boy Is in st. VInccnt's Hos
ptal and his skull is fractured, but he
Is IN Il favorable condition for recovery.
1t is said that the boy made an unpro-
yokcd attack on the little negro as he
was passing on the street. .si
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
w. K. Dudley has filed q notice with
+. Nash Bllsoiy. chairman of the Nor
folk County Democratic Executive Com
mlttce. and with Senator Il. Finley
! Cromwell, that he Will contest the nom-
nation OF Senator Cromwell for the clerk
.of the Norfolk County Court. The Office
Is held now, and has been for many
years by Alvah II. Martin. Republican,
and prominent In the Fusion faction.
composed OF Democrats and Republicans.
among whom the Norfolk county Offices
were divided.
NOT a. RUNAWAY MATCH.
Elliott Braxton Husscy. OF Tarboro. N.
c., and Miss Irene Hicks Ware, OF Scot
land Neck, n. c., obtained q license from
the clerks office here to-day to be mar
rlcd at the Monticello Hotel tomorrow.
They are twenty-six and twenty three
years of age. respectively, and they all
legc that 1t is not a runaway match, but
that they wished to be married here
because the groon,'s sister, Mrs. Philip
J;cdain and a number OF other friends
and acquaintance are here Including the
minister. Rev. J. n. III. Summerell. pas
tor or the Client Presbyterian Church.,
whom they expect to perform the cerc-
mony If he Is here.
SOUTHERN TRAVEL HEAVY.
a. P. Pannill, secretary OF the Board
or Health. Issues hundreds OF health GER
tIficatcs day. He says there Is a
great trend OF travel to the South. de-
spite the embargoes and the Quarantine
restrictions Of many OF the cities there.
The certificates are Issued free Of cost
here. and without any embarrassing re-
strIctions or any unnecessary detention
Of the applicant. consequently n great
many apply for the certificates, and the
Indications are that travel Is unnter-
rupted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTASi|.D||:|.E|i
.Nlr. Perdt,c and Mi. Patterson
elected President and
Vice President. E'#
CUPID GOES TO WORK
Two Deaths Yesterday Services
for Today Personals
and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. rItncs.D Dispatch. I

Manchester bureau, times, Dispatch,
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~. n.1u 10 ,,a'
-. -. - !, 80 No. -, ~
nu.,t We -. ~ 1,,a..sn, -, IN
'i'otio,i " Ml. =. w. hop.i tson 49,
hccoilds Oh hessrs.a Appot anu @ -, ~
In ms nomination OF ar. Pefduc, MI.
Robertson made II neat address OF q le"
words, IN which nc commended M.
Perdue for the able manner In which he
had filled IN the past, and his assurances
that the chairman would change no whit
In the future. MIR. Perduc responded
With n few remarks appropriate TO the
occasion, saying that It would be his aim
nlways IA IN md chair IN such manner
hnf,,to,1 ,,o h,nor5 AMI rcsnnnsibility
~ tbn nosit,on
For the yice-presd ency, Mr.. John Moore
nominated Mr.. II. l.. PatraT, and was
seconded by Mcssrs. Robertson and Fer-
guson. NJ. Patrum was tho incumbent,
and has Il high record for his efficiency
and service. He thanked his fellow
members for the honor which they had
hest owed on him. and said that he would
hold IN mind alwnys the best interests
OF the body which he served and let 1t
bc hIs ambition IL 40 as duty should
direct There hang M further business.
tho n,ent,n. adIn,,,ncd
,1,T' 49, -, {, |,,.@'.l.'9 -
LEAN Slallns WO.
Ethel Gertrude Powell, the eighteen
.months-od daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. II.
f. Powell died at 4 O'Clock yesterday
morning In the home of her parents, 427
West Seventh Street. The funeral will
take place at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
from the home. Rev. c. Q. Woodward
will conduct the services.
Mr.. Wilmer Duval. formerly a drug
gist Of Norfolk son Of Mr.. 3. T.
Duyal died Yesterday morning at
o'clock in his home near Ccntralia. He
was thlrty-one years of age. The de-
ceased is survived by three brothers and
six sisters. The funeral VIII takc piace
Baptist church.
hi Personals and Briefs.
Y, ,l. 80 -, -,
lns .ia ene..' ~ po NJ 10 =, a. AZ and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
.CLENENCY FOR
\. YOUNG JACKSON j ( ! ( !: ! ]
Midsl1iptnall t. Be Heavily PIN III;
isl1ed But Not Dis
llonored. 555s
MUST G0.T0 SEA THREE. YEARS.
He Will Be Ranked iii Class
Below His N
Own. 4: A.
lspccial IL rha mines. i isnn 3 ( \

Especial TO This Tlmes-D spnlch.) "a! N
PETBRSBURG, VA, September ..
Letters received here to-day from Secs
rotary Of the Navy Bonaparte, say that
the recommends ton &c tho Navy Depart
mont that clemency be extended In tho !,
case OF A1idshipnan Robert Allen Jack-t5
son has been approved blythe Preslaent.#
The young man, for whom great /
sympathy Isl expressed here, will be re- &;
@auired to serve three years at sea before
his final examination, instead of two
years, and take rank in the next class
below that In which he graduated. ssSI i As
8underst God that the court-martial found
E Jackson guilty of conduct 8un becoming
otllcer, but not OF dishonors
Monday, Labor Day, will be observed
as a holiday here, and public business
will be suspended. Large excursion par
ties will go to the seaside and RICH
amond. 5ii 5I 3
Police Officer Webb, who went to PHIL
adelphia to sec IL he could identify tho
negro arrested there as Richard Davis
this city ten years ago, autographed to-5i
day that the suspect Is not Davis though
In many respects he rcsenbled@ him. So \
the mystery Of Davis's whereabouts still
continues, though at Is believed from ms y
formation received by Chief Ragland,
that he Is in Philadelphia or has very
recently been there.
The oflcers-elect or Rebeccn Lodge
Of Odd Fellows were indicted into offfca
last night with becoming ceremonies. Dis i
trct Deputy Grand Master q. T.. Throck-8
morton officiating. The officers Installed
were: Noble Grand, Mrs IT, ~ Hinci1e; IA
Vicc-Grand,o Miss Sallie Rodgers. Record
ing Secretary, James NJ. Hancock; Finan-
clay Secretary, L. J. Hudgns; Irens-
urer. f. II, Cole; Chaplain, Mrs Nora
Rodgers. 8 AZ
K The Appomattox marshes arc alive with u
sora but he birds are not vet In prime 4
condition These marshes are famous
hunting. grounds aud furnish great nuns
bers OF birds for the northern ma rkets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

the city was searched, and large
amount OF. mail matter which had been
opened Is alleged TO have been found In
his trunk Afterwards tho marked coin
was found in his possession The accused
In point of service was the oldest en-
ploye at tho local postofflce, having been
connected with the office for eighteen
years. He was also secretary of the
local civil service examining board.
Fl 11c has always borne a good reputa-
ton, and stands we'll In the city. He Is
a member OF a number Of secret orders,
holding important offices In several He
has wife and five children. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
COURT NART|AL
TO TRY YOUNG ] Nc:
Secretary Bonaparte Issues Order
Announcing Members Of
Board.
(By Associated Press.)

Il WA SHINGTON, September 2.-Secretary
Bonaparte to day issued an order conven-
ing court-martial to meet at the Mare
Island navy yard, California. September
18th, for the trial of Commander Lucien
Young and Ensign Charles IT, Wade on
charges growing out OF the fatal eS-
ploslon OF the gunboat Bennington at
San Diego in July.
The detail Of the court is as follows:
Rear Admiral Harry Glass CAPITA MS
Charles P. Perkins, William r. Day,
John Z. Roller TetireO, Frank f.
Holmes (retired), Commanders Lewis G..
IIeilner, James H. Bull, Edward v. I'm
derwood, William Winder, Stacey Potts,
Robert NJ. Doyle. Henry5C. earring and
A.. w. Dodd. Captain Ernest Il. West,
u. S. NJ c., judge advocate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Republican Nominees.
lsnecial Id The Tlmes-nlspatcl

Especial to The Times -nispatch.) q.
+ 5TAZEWELL, VA, September ii. NVai-
ter Dickinson, OFFS Castlewood, Russe.l
county was nominated to-day BY the
Republicans in convention at Richlands
for the State Senate for this the sIhl l,l
Senatorial District, which is2composed Of
the counties OF Tazewell Russell, Dlcken-
son and Buchanan.
Al the same meeting Representative >.
Powell Royal, Of, ,TazeYell.t was renom-
mated fortthe Legislator to represent the
counties or Tazcwell and Buchanan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Murderer Sent On.

Especial to The Dispatch.)
Va. Sept. 2.-Nathaniel,
sAverett was sent on to the grand jury
from the mayors court this morning on
the charge of3murdering Jennie Lee IYo-S
mack. Both parties are colored ard sew
eral nights go 4Averett fatally shot the
Womnck woman, who was his sweet
heart on Maina Street.
The case against tho negro is very
strong, and indications arc that he will
forfeit his life for his crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
+ Died From His Wound.
lsnoria1 TO The mines .1)ispatch.

n Especial 10 TIE J. Ills q
LAyvRENC EVILLE. VA, Sept. y =
Emmett Hockaday, who was shot IN INC
abdomen BY Goodwin owen THURSDAY
niphf died Yesterday. An inquest was
held and the jury returned a verdict
charging that he came 20 his death from
a gunshot wound inflicted by Goodwin
Owen.
Hockaday was from North Carolina,
and for a long time was head waiter at
the Southern Hotel. Owen was employed
on the Southern Railway. From the evil
dencc produced it seems the shooting
was unprovoked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
CLERK ARRESTED FOR
R|FL|NG the MAIL
Was Caught BY Decoy Letter
and Marked
Coin.
lenac,., 10 rho TImes- Dlspat ch.)

(SpecIal TO Tho Tlmes-plspatcHJ
JYNCHBURG, VA, September 2.--E. y.
sherman, a clerk In the Lynchburg post
office. was arrested lato this afternoon
by Postal Inspector James H. Robert
son on the charge of rifling the mails
Tonight he was taken before United
States Commissioner O'Brlen, .,~here 10
mItted In default of $1,000 bail. which,
however, VIII probably be given late TO-
MINT. 1t is understood that the inspec-
tor has been working here for the past
three weeks in order to arrive at tho
reason for complaints that have been
made of missing mail mater, Thursday
Sherman. it is alleged. was detected
In pocketing a letter, and Friday decoy
letter, containing marked coin and cur
rency was sent throughNhe office. When
ii Was not delivered Sherman's home ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
JUDGE LEWIS
Z OPENS CAMPAIGN

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
had KEEP: on voting the Democratic ticket.
."rhc race issue Is dead" declared
Judge Lewis. "and gone for ever out OF
American politics. Why should not white
VirgnIans lay aside prejudice and In
yoke reason In the solution of the p-hc-
tIcal problems which confront us? The
fight Is now on between members Of tho
Anglo Saxon race Individually, I believe
every man In this country. whether his
stain be white black, brown or yellow.
should he safc-guarded in his political
rights. Social equality Is quite another
thing, and as an Issue In the campaign IS
all rot"
Judge Lewis said that as all fear Of
negro domination In Virginia had been
eliminated. he hoped and expected to
have fair play in this Lection. II want
a stand-up and knock-down fight, and
may the hest man win.
The Press Fair.
He spoke In n complimentary way Of
the fairness with which the Democratic
press had reported the Roanoke convcn-
ton, fact no construed to indicate
tho dawn of new era In Virginia, lie
made his acknowledgements OF the KIND
things which had been said OF aim per-
sonnlly, end then threw several very
.
on tho ticket at Roanoke Speaking or
tho Roanoke convention, judge Lewis
said: .The change which has taken
paco In the Republican party In VIZ
gnia ms represented in that convention
is greater than you or had dreamt
or" which was taken to refer 10 tho
absence OF negro delegates,
Judge Lewis said It was his Intention
10 conduct the campaign on the highest
nlano. He wouldn't consciously do In.
Justice to any man, lie thought 'e could
he aggressive In defense of his own party
and in ussailing the Democrats without
beInr offensive to any man, "Our ,ickc.,'
ho said. lis bound to win It's way 10 the
respect of the voters of virginia Whnth-
er It wins or not "a
After having something to say Of each
of the candidates on the ticket with him
self Judge Lewis discussed the various
blanks of the Republican platfornl
The Free Schools,
Referring to the declaration for bet
ter schools and free books ne SAID y
was genuine Republican doatrlnr
The Republican party had estahislied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Huff---Moore,

Especial 10 The Times, plspntch,)
WATERMELON, VA, September 81
Young Frank fluff, who was thrown
from Il horse of Julian Morris at the
recent Horse Show and rendered un-
conscious, had sufficiently recovered yes
3terday to take unto himself wife. Ills
bride Is a Miss Moore. OF Charlottesville.
Mr., and Mrs. Huff attended the ladies'
german here last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Tobacco Expert Appointed.

IBy Associated I'rNs5l n tETa' q.
WASHINGTON, September 2,-Joseph
n. killebrew, of Tennessee. has been APP
pointed by Secretary Wilson, of Tho pe-
parlment of Agriculture, as Tho tobacco
expert OF that department.. lia Will have
general chafEe o. The dcpa i'amnt work IN
tho interest of The tobacco Industry nndd
will visit all the tobacco fields and study
the conditions throughout the coInsyy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Giles Official

B Especial to The 'rimns- nlsn..!ch.)
EPEARISBU URIC, VA, September e.
Giles county's official vote is as follows:s
Martin SIG, Montague 29S, Swanson $50,
Willard 173, Mann SO. Ellyson& $50. Cabell
As, Anderson 1856. Williams 4os, .Eggleston
491, Hulvey SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Smythe-Randolph.
Especial to The 'rimes- Dispatch,

Especial to The 'Times- Dlspntch,) 75TH
WARE TRENTON, VA, September A..
Miss EIeha Grayson Randolph, OF War
ronton, and DR.. Jefferson Davis smythe.s
of Greenvile, Miss, We're married QUIET
lly In st, James Church at 4 o'clock this
afternoon by Bishop Randolph and Rev.
William II, Laird.
The ushers were NIessrs, Carey and
Walter Blaine, Winslow Randolph, Dray-
ton Meade. Randolph Turner and Gibson
Kemper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Heavy Storm.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispntch.)
Y ROxBuRY, VA.,5 September 2.--Tkis
section was Visited last night by one,
Of the heaviest rain storms OF the year
Bridges were washed away, fields flood
ed and the damage done was great.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
aDillard-Ma stin,
(snecinI to THO TImes-Dispatch.)

S571VH"I'FR~Fs'J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, September
2.-Mr. John H. billiard and Miss Eds
monia ". Mastn. daughter OF 3ir. II. \.
Mast.n, of SpoysyIl9nia county, were
married this week by Rev, J. ?. IL
Crismot q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Danville Tobacco Market,
(special to The Times Dispatch.

Il DANyrLLE, VA, Sept, 1.-The ;obacco
sales for the week last ended have heep
Nery small little less than priminss being
offered for sale, Cutting and curing IN
the old belt Is In full blast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Rhome-Edwards.

Especial to The Times spatch.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, Sept 2.--Mr,
Frank Rhome, of Kingston, Pa, and
Miss Hester Edwards, of this city were
married this week at Kingston and Will
reside in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Mr., DAVIS BOTTOM
LANDS GOOD 0 PLUM
Is Appointed State Public b Print
er By, Governor Desirable
Position.
Governor Montague yesterday Hall'eu
Councilman Davis Bottom o. c1uy
Ward, this city, SUPPLEMENTARY OF eta.e

Public Print
Ing, to sue
coed the late
Captain J., III.
O'Bannon.
Ca p t a ! n
o. B a nnon's
term will en-
pire the la st
O f February.
1908, but the
q p p ointment
Of Mr.. Bot
t o m + Q a q s
that he is ITO
servo III n t III
thirty d a VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Judge Lewis said that as all fear Of
negro domination In Virginia had been
eliminated, he hoped and expected to
have fair play in this election. :" want
a stund-up and knock down fight, and
n,,y tho host ma n win 49, XII 81 a5FH
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

north. There Give was to meet them.
remain a few weeks. then marry in
San Francisco and take his wife back
to England.
Give was "a, ten years older than
Mary Gordon. He recalled the day
he had proposed to her. She had
come down the steps of her fathers
hat and they had gone for a walk in
the woods. She was not a clever
woman, and she had only the white
and pink and brown, the rounded
lines of youth, no positive beauty of
face or figure; but with the blind
instinct Of his race he had turned
almost automatically to the type of
woman who, time out of mind. has
produced the strong-limbed, strong
Drained men that have made a nation
insolently great She reminded him
of his mother. with her even sweet
ness of nature, her sympathy. her
large maternal suggestion He had
known her since her early girlhood
and grown fonder of her each year.
She rested him, and had the divine
feminine faculty of making him feel
a better and cleverer man than he was
in the habit of thinking himself else
where.
She had accepted him with the
sweetest smile he had even seen. and
he had wondered If other men were
as fortunate. For two years he saw
much of her. then she went to Amer
lea and he had plunged into his
work and his mans life, not missing
her as consistently as he had expect
ed, but caring for her none the less.
The Saturday mail brought him, un-
intermittingly, letter eight pages
long, neatly written, and describing in
detail the daily life of her family
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

This is the first installment
of "A WhirI Asunder," by the
Unknown California author
ess, Gertrude Atherton. "A
WairI AsImder" will appear in
three installments. Following
this novel viii appear "The
Castaway," by Halle Er1ninie
Rives, and later Booth Tar
kingdoms weII-known little
story, Monsieur Beaucaire."
Next week another great spe-
cial feature begins-"the new
Sherlock Holmes stories"
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

and of the strange people about them.
They were calm, affectionate. interest
ing letters. which Give enjoyed and
scrawl, rarely covering more than one
page. An Englishwoman does not ex-
pect much. but Mary occasionally
limited sadly that a longer letter
would make her happier: whereupon
his conscience hurt him and he wrote
her two pages.
He enjoyed these two years. despite
hard work; he was popular with men
and women. and much was popular
with him that adds to the keener
pleasures of life. When the time
came to pack his boxes and go to
America he puffed a large, regretful
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

Copyright. Frederick A Stokes & Coz
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-26

CHAPTER I.
~ the train stopped for the
sixth time. Give descended
abruptly.
II think I'll walk the rest
of the way" he said to the
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

Hollis has all kind Of Bee Sop
plies for sale.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
A Summer Trip Unsurpassed
on the Continent.

The trip tn Salt Lake City or to the
Pacific Coast vla that point over the
Denver l. Ki0 Grande System, 1.-THE
Scenic Line Of the World" is the most
beautiful in America. No European
trip OF equal length can compare with
u In grandeur Of scenery or wealth Of
novel interest. Then Salt Lake City
itself is a most quaint and picturesque
place and well worth the journey. Its
Mormon temple, tabernacle, tithing'
office and church institutions; its hot
sulpher springs within the city limits;
It's delightful temperature, sunny eli
ftnate and its great Salt Lake-deaGer
and denser than the Dead Sea In Pales-
tine-arc but q few features of Salt
Lake City's countless attractions.
There are parks. drives. canons and
beautiful outlying mountain and lake
resnrts Imagine. II you can, Il bath In
salt water a mile above sea level, and
Fin water in'which the human body can.
not sink. Inquire Of your nearest
ticket agent for low tourist rates to
Salt Lake City. or write for informa-
tiun and copy Of .Salt Lake City, the
City Of the Saints" to 5. X. Hooper
general passenger agent, Denver
Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23
ORDINANCE NO. IS

An Ordinance Regulating the Ii
cenSe Of Billiard Halls. Pool Halls.
RDuling Alleys and Shooting Gale: :
MS and A meoding Section Five l5, If
Ordinance No. Fifteen (l5l.
Re IL Ordain~d by the B0arsi of Trux-
tees af the Town OF Holly:
Section 1. That from and after
the passage u tn ordinance. it shall
hs unlawful for s0y persnn or perkOns
te leieuse. open and operate a billiard
ar pool hall 10 the town of Holly.
Without 6rst saying license Of ave
dHpsars to5) per table per year: except
that ssknnBS shall be permitted 70
Ooerste twO tables. billiard or pool,
Without license.
Srctisas Q. 1t shall be unla awful fer
any UtrSlsn u perSUnS to open and
operate b0wling alley in the town
Il Holly withtput first securing . H.
cense, which shall be at the rate of
I've dollars fe5l per alley per year.
Sectit.n B. That Section ) uf Ordi-
nance number fifteen ll5) be and Is
hereby amended to read as follows:
THAT tent dog shows shall nav y
license fee Of Ave (5l dollars per day
Thst transient bowling alleys shall
cay license fee of five ~ dollars per
day. That each lemonade sand or
lemonade and peanut stand combined
shall paya llcenxe fee OF two ~ dol
lars per day. That each baby rack,
Eane rack, striking machine, blowing
eachine, weighing machine. lifting
machine or other like device shall pay
4 hcensc fee Uf two (2) dollars per
day"
Section 4. That any person or per.
Mons shall be permitted to run a
shooting gallery in the town of Holly.
said shooting gallery, however. to be
operated within fire proof structure
constructed In such manner us tn
permit no person or persons ON the
sidewalk seeing into the gallery: and
that a license fee OF five (5) dollars
! per year shall be paid.
Section s. All billiard and pOGl
halls. bowling alleys and shooting
galleries shall not be permitted IL
open on Sundays.
Section 6. Any person or persons
violating amy section or sections Oi
this ordinance shall. upon conviction,
b~ fined five (5l dollars and costs
Passed June 10, 1905,
Attest: Approved: =
N. F. VIDAL, ]. S. MCMURTRY
Clerk and Recorder. Mayor
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

J. s.. McMuriry will loan you
money on resi- estate.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

The bridge across Horse creek
on Colorado street, which was
damaged by the high water two
weeks ago, was repaired this week
and that street is again open to
travel.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

I The town boys have earned some
Fourth of July money in the beet
fields about town the past two
weeks. Some of the eight and
nine year old kids earn 81 so 81
day at this work.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Stanlish o
Coolidge were in town Monday.