The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
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SPLENDID EXITING
Patriotic Organization Which
Stands for Gre ater Richmond
and for Pr gresss 4 lin il D. Every
Particular Hears Ringing
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s5 The Joint Commit tee on 'rogress held
enthusIa NICE ting sat IN the the
Rooms Of the Travel ers, r tective Asso:..
tcfa ton NJ raS i tewar Bryan chairman
,ofS tho Jointg Commit tee was 81, the chair
an I heafo FLOWING nj er1bera we're present:
t M essrs. NJ Fry Samuel q. tkiI1sor;
William enkins. Charl les z. L RI lizards.
/ Clarence p. sydnor, DR.. J. s.. Horsley, Dr..
Gulres New toni n. ] osepll5 llerstcin.
Ills. Johr, 81 Minor, Chat lcs ia
Cooke, DR. u. c.a1isct. 4 Colonel II U n .
BoyAn. 81 s. n. Patteson. w. Cham
bers. a. 1ercer. stra tford n Dr.
h.. III Stiff, James y. yler and james n H
Drake. secret ary 4 lsa
SSs The ciiairniaf called the Getting to Or
der and stated that St he ExecutiY G;ont- \
mittest had "a repo Il to max e. 4 Mi. Cooke
read tho 1ollowln
~ our Executlve Com m lttee reeomm end
Commits en- e.s itake
Tor its first 3wot K e t1e extension o. city
limits mort ward, so as to- Glide least
The towns of Y; arton N q fights, hestnu1t
HIN and r airmount, the proposed line run
q tWard n from The rs intersection "A Of the
Boulevard and the 5Rlc hrnond s Frederiek
Gburn Il and Potomac n al iroa id ! to and IL.
cIudlna Ga kWood e erietery & thence south:
ward to the river. In furt herance8 ofs this
..Spla I, ,FS your committee ADVISES tSSA
series OF meetings be- held lin L alrmount.
Chestnut II N, Barton n el0hts q an ~ fne
lefty Of edmond before March 9 st..
EtttYolir 4 committed further recomm enda
that soon as this end be- accor1plis
the 4 next n work to be taken up be the
ar.ouslna Of Richmond and IN d chester 1to
the II, utuaJ adva NJ ages 70 be dsrlx Afro q
soIfdation Y II II he lin arr Anqentert Sos
thesa az fays M her pfsRarat lonl
are % sbstisft llnS the ards ot hes kxes :t
tive omn tie .. 4 VII
6rte suo gestlons were ho ysver,E ma mac e
and adopted that Mayor alle0her, q. q q
yarmouth, be Sasked to 40 dress the meet:
In = - Ealrmo,Int, and that the Richmond
msetlnu be he Id Inst The T bird m arketS Hall
IL practicable Z. n #;
Barton Heights Wiling.
Nj. John B. Minor stated that ne St tow
OF Barton Heg Wit 8a:$ populaat 3 9
1890 was overwhe q p
ling annexed to chnlond 81 full y p g.
! cent. desiring II to become a part OF lh ~
city. Eli n
THE town OF Farm cunt with "a Il poplui
|gla zion OF $500 lie said, Il wa q even more
|anxious than Barton He 1t TO Pc tl "
|nexed II fact 50 anxious y ] Fa,rm a.e r
10 become a. part OF Richmond that ght
hns Instituted procee dings under ti! ~! :, IN
statute to force Richmond 70 take her In
This matter will come ? at me 3 Il PIT
term Of court, Z
D. Chestnut Hill, NJ iinor5 said was 7, no
in favor OF anne&att Hons He Esfu litrIl
stated thatsunder the present statute tllt
|pnnexed territory could not be sacrt ficee
10 the Interests Of the city. the taxes
derived from the annexed terrttory, & y 70 !:
!fiye years have TO be expended Tor w
Improvement Of the territory annexed. y
bonds were; issued, the newl Y acqu'r Y s
territory would get It's share Of the pro pro
coed s OF tho sale OF bonds. Ii ri .sss VI
His Honor, tho mayor, spoke Warmly
|in favor Of annexatio ion. Is Isl 5tss5 !, I,
.iWhere is the family4lif ITO OF the past?S
asked Mayor ,AIcc Cart hy.s we do not. know
such a life now. for on r. people live y
boarding houses. a partments and hotols
The crowded condition Of our city is y m
eausei 8 I this. This density Is a menace
! 10 health and TO morality. 3: man is bu
mite ana we are living Ike ants In AZ
ant hill.% Good health can only pc hat