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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
CHEMICAL ENGINES.
Fire Department Places Efficient
New Apparatus in Service.

The Board of Fire Commissioners yes
tarday evening inspected and placed In
proved double-tank, combination chem
ical engines and hose wagons, These
combination wagons do wonderful exec
cution when turned on q conftagration
of certain kinds and will add much to
The efficiency Of the Fire Department
They were built by tho Amcrican-La
France Fire Engine Company, OF FL
mira, N. g., and In addition TO carry
with 300 feet OF ihree-quarter inch chem
teal hose and 1000 feet OF Two and half
Inch cotton, rubber lined fire hose, they
have the following fire hghtins equ p;
chemicals; one 2o-foot extension ladder
rubber buckets, fro axes, pike poles
crowbars and tarpaulins. besAdes number
less little extras and fittings. both for
the wagons and their accompanying en-
gines.
These wagons weigh about 1900 pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
SMALLPOX BILLS.
Were Small in Comparison With
Last Year.

9----- 1SneclaI toThe T1mes-D1Sphtch.J
h BOYDTON. Va, July 31.-rhe founda-
ton to the new fire. proof clerks office
had been laid, and the wor kis progress
The supervisors met here last week
and settled all the smallpox bills. The
expenses were comparatively small to
since. when the disease ragged In this
county.
Charles Burwell q worthy and hlghly-
esteemed colored man, died at his home,
MANY years, The body servant OF the late
Colonel Thomas r, Goode, and for whom
the Colonel had q very warn, regard: He
was the slave Of the late j. S, r, Bur-
we'll Of near Chase City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Will Designate a Successor.

A successor has, not yet been named for
the late Colonelt{ Frank G. thompson,
revenue agent for the State Of Virginia,
butit is expected that the Urea sury De
partment will to-day designate some one
office yesterday that some agent from
another State would be assigned to the
Virginia territory. which Is one of the
most jmportant in the country. There are
only twenty-five such agents in the
United states. The deputies are con,
Quoting the office 5ad Interim, Inc n ha1mf
of the probable successor TO Colohel
Thompson is not even surmised.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Railroad Against State.

Attorney General William a. Anderson
has been busy for several days preparing
his brief In the case of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
against Inc Auditor of Public Accounts
recently argued orally III the City Cir
cult Court. Tho issue In. the case Is
whether or not the railroad company is
exempted from all taxation by reason
OF tho specific exemptions in It's charter.
Tho State contends that the railroad Is
liable for the franchise tax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Receiving Special Taxes.

Employees OF the United States Internal
revenue service were busy yesterday re-
cevlng the special taxes assessed against
liquor dealers and those who sell oleomar,
Yesterday was the end Of tho months
grace, Delnquents viii not only he la
hle to u penalty Of $3.50, but must also
pay the tax or incur further punishment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Will Answer Today.

nm answer by Henry Leroh. proprietor OF
the Cafe Lcrcl,. to the petition of GER
tain creditors that he be ndJudged an IN
voluntary bankrupt. The petition, ), filed
two weeks ago, contains tho usual allcga-
tions in such cases, tho chief of which
being tJi that Judgments in favor Of certain
creditors have been allowed. The court
recently named John II. Redwood, re-
ceivcr pending action on the petition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

and are drawni;iby two horses. They
s'll color. '.ruby-red," and are o.
namented with schroll work a, ana goia-
leaf. presenting la very beautiful appear
nnce. N s5{,Tt4
One of these wagons has been placad
In service In Engine Company No. !, on
Cary Street,. between Ninth and =, Ient .n
Streets. and tho other one IN ISngins,
Company No. 10, the new company ioca,ed
on West Broad street. Ahls ono. VII
look after the Interests of Lee District -,!sgLr'
espa clally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Clerk Brady to Return.

Mr. Joseph p. Brady, clerk Of the United
day from Atlantic City. whittier he went
last week for a brief rest Mr.. Brady and
his deputies have been busy recently read
rious suits against the Virginia Passenger
and and Power over Company and associated com
panies, now pending In that court, Tn ne
record has been completed ana printed
and bound, and Is ready for dlstrlpulloll'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Den,1tv Tucker Receivers.

.Mr q. NJ. Tucker, n field deputy coll
lcctor Of internal revenue. who was re-
Gently shot in tho body by moonshincrs
in desperate fight in Dickinson county.
has now sufficiently recovered to partlci-
pate In another raid. and has already
been In one. Ills wound is not so serious
rs at first feared. the ball having been
dellectcd to the SIDE so that It did not
moonshincrs were killed In the battle, 1t
is said that the State authorities may
prosecute the revenue officials for mur-
der.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Falls From Scaffolding.,

Il j. wv. Check of No. no North Tween
ty-seYenth Street, fell about twelve or
fifteen feet from scatfoldlng while YORK.
Streets, His right arm was fractured
above the elbow, and his right leg above
the knee.
He was attended by DR., u, Nuckols
of the ambulance corps, and taken to
his homo H.N n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Potato Outlook Hopeless,

the market Yesterday. There were few
chickens and eggs, but prospects are
good for firm market. Chickens are
quoted at ID cents, and GIGS NJ 10 cents.
the common varleties cannot be sold at
any price.
Number one fancy bring sl;25, barrel.
but even very fewsiof the choice varies
ties receive a market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
colored Veterans, to Attend.

The colored Spanish American war
veterans decided at their meeting Thurs
day night in the home OF the Sixth VIZ
linia Club, to attend the third annual
reunion to be held In Norfolk on Labor
Day. A E}I .stas
The w. A. Hankins Camp, Comma Ader
w. A. White the Hod Carriers Union
and the Patriarch Rank OF Odd Fellows
will also participate IN the reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Farnyille, a; Staunton, 8.

r. FARMYILLE, VA, July S1,-In one OF
the most exciting games ever seer, IN
Farmvllle, the locals, won from t Z, ylslt,
scored Three In tho first inning, but were
shut out for the next ten innings. Both
Jones, for staunton, and Reynolds, for
Farmvile. pitched a fine game and nag
stanton. g. fte3sEt fs4fblt yaItsal sa.t FL I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Y MR.. WALL WE'LL AGAIN.
Took Drug BY Mistake While
Suffering2From Neuralgia.

Mr. R. N. Wall has entirely recovered
from the effects Of a dose OF canlp's
indica, taken Saturday night. me drug
WAS taken to relieve a severe attack Of
neuralgia and aunderi a Misrepresentation
as 10 its ma ture. It is almost unnecessary
to say that there was no suicidal intent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Captain Jesse ]. Underhill,

BosToN. MASS, July sl,-captaln
Jesse j. Underhlll, q former MEMBER q
Grant, Post J. G., a, r., OF Rlch!no nas,
years after he Joined Grant Post OF
Richmond, In 1865, he organized the nrst
coored post OF Veterans IN the !, county,
at Portsmouth, Va, owing % me ne r aSer rs
of White post 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Basic City Encan1pment.

Company C. Captain George n, Skip
Preparations are being made for the
at Basic August 10th TO 22d,
inclusive. OF the lSeyenty- second Nlr7
ginia Regiment, Major Bossleux says
the number Of men who VIII so IS larger
Than he expected. it.s f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Receives a Boomerang

Afr. A. Dletz, a collector OF curlos, has re-
Gently received two ancient hoomerangs from
Judge r, 6, Johns Nj. r., Of Victoria, AUS
tralia. ana Is trying to become proficient In
The art OF throwing them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Was Painfully Hurt.

Mr.. Idpschrist, who was struck on the
head and back yesterday afternoon about
o'clock while helping to put an engine
on the track at the Rlchmopd toc co 70
Hospital. where no Is being treated BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Bethel, Miss Edna Bethe! and Mss
Lizzie Allen are having delightful time
at Riverside Inn, Grayson, Va,, where
tn w viii spend some time, On, their re- e
turn they Will stop at Mountain Lake
Pulaski and Roanoke. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Miss Annie Williams.

(special to Tho Times; p lspatch,1 !, !
& WARSAW, VA, July sI,--M Mfr; , a. q
p r ointment citizen Of Reidsvllle, died on
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
$500 Round 'IrlpS1.O0

Go to Buckroe for good sea food din
ner and the evening pleasure Of the sea-
side.
Tickets Will also be cold for this train
good returning on the Sunday outing,
leaving Fort Monroe 4:5b p, Nj. or s;l5
r. NJ, of tho Sunday following, at $500
round trip.
novelty and delight introduced by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Judge Mann Tonight.

agog with great preparation for the re-
ception of Judge Mann tonight. The
club has been working some time to
have this gubernatoral candidate to adj
dress the voters OF Manchester and
swansboro, and now their efforts are
about to be rewarded In the most appre--
ciable manner.
The list Of vice clarncn has not yet
been completed, but that 1t Will number
some Of the leading citizens Of Man
chester and swansboro is assured Cap
tain c. A. Bankenshlp will preside, and
Mr.. Nj A. Campbell has been selected
to introduce the speaker.
The committee is confident that a large
crowd will be present to hear Judge
Mann and they predict hearty WelcoH'''
Swanson in Town. "a
While the Mann and Willard followers
ara n,ltting S,lp a strenuous fight In favor
of their respective candidates the oWan-
son men are not left behind.
Mr.. Swanson was in, town Yesterday ,ea,
for several hours, interviewing his fl1en 1ds
and taking view of the situation. He
was with Mr.. Ben p. Owens most OIL 're
time. ~. A.
MIR. Owens said last night that Mr. r.;
Swanson had a host of followers IN
Manchester and that he would easily
carry Off the laurels.. *
dress his friends, but 1t was stated thas
he would make an appointment mere as
soon as possible.
Mrs. Brooks Dies.
Mrs. Laura Brooks, Of Sixth Street
died at $50 o'clock yesterday, evening.
With dropsy, to which she finally, sue
cumbed. She is survived BY her husband,
William Brooks, and by two daughters.
Personal and Briefs.
Sergeant Wright bought back at auc-
ton yesterday the three houA.S on
Fourth and cambridge Streets, when hh =. ne
G tbrea bydlng gs t ssrgesnt #rght viii
move them across to Fifth, and Balm.
bridge Streets, where he has bought 1ls n
SV Captain j. H. Wlngate city. englneer. Of
Roanoke, Va, was in the city YESTERDAY,
visiting Mr.. W. s. Garter.
Greay Jewett, son OF Mr. ~ roo r. Jeet,
MI Mr. a. X, callqnberger, of Mans Manshe Est
s ena Me seots @
serious. ,oo, 80
Street, Is spending the summer with her
mother, In Brunswick county,
Messrs John Moore, Matthew Morton
Jim Bolts. w. y. FERGUSON and y: ~
Baker members Of frdn the Eigm ptn Glup
Pine Beach They report having had a
most pleasant vacation. :,
The Board Of Fire commissioners Will
meet tonight at S o'clock.
Thursday night the Committees on
Health, Streets. Almshouse and Come
tcries will meet. On Friday night the
Finance Committee will meet.
Miss Foster, of Farnandina. Fla, is
visiting Miss Nellie Chcatham, at No.
1905 South Hull Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

Burnetts Extract OF Vanilla
Impurtsln superior dcllcacy OF faVor' Try
II. uso 1t.--Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UT ! \. J I|.O||!|. |:
Dr.. Kicker States That Cot1puAl.-s
sorry Vaccination is Nearly Il.
.ls5g u. Done.
JUDGE MANN TONIGHT
Large Crowd Expected IN Mrs.
Laura Brooks Dead-.Swai1-
son III Town
MANN ANN TONIGHT 70:
an az
JUDGE

Manchester Bureau, Times Dspat oh,
No. 1102 Hull Street.
The Health COMMITTEE met last night
to receive the report Of DR.. Z. I. Rucker.
acting president
/, DR.. Ruclter presented ali bills incident
to the recent smallpox outbreak, includ-
Ing tho one presented by tho Richmond
authorities for taking care Of the cases
sent to them from Manchester. Tho
bills were all approved and ordered paid
BY the committee. :
DR.. Ruclser stated that Manchester Is
now entirely free from the dread scourge.
ana that there had not been n case for
four weeks Compulsory vaccination is
now about completed, and the city has
boon put In better sanitary condition
than 1t has enjoyed for some years.
DR.. Rucker1 says that the conditions
now are such that he entertnins not the
slightest fear of another outbreak. The
only possible SOURCE OF danger now, and
that is getting more remote every day
he continued, Is from the outside With
In herself Manchester is clean; outside
may or may not be sources of contaml-
mt Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

Many Colored Visitors Here.
The city wag filled with colored exelr-
iionlsts yesterday several hundred nav
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
POULAR COUPLE
WILL WE'D TODAY
CELEBRATION OF DAVIES-MAN-
CHESTER MARRIAGE
lune Woman Of San Diego Becomes
the Bride Of Well Known
Real Estate
Man

A marriage which will come as sur
riseto a large circle of friends will
Ie ceebrated this morning at the home
w lr. and Mrs. e. L. Kornfeld of
1t01west Ninth street in the nuptials
o. bl. Davies, formerly of Albany.
N, Il, and Mrs. Isabelle Manchester
of an Diego.
1e ceremony will be witnessed by
hw intimate friends and after a
suptuous wedding breakfast the cou-
% will depart for Santa Barbara,
we're they will spend their honey
pon. On their return they will reside
the Hotel Leighton. The bride is
popular young woman both here and
! San Diego and the groom Is one of
he leading promoters of Los Angeles
nd a member Of the Golden State
Realty company.
One of the delightful features of the
wedding will be the presentation by
the groom's associates in the business
house with which he is identified, of "A
complete silver service of spoons,
knives and forks for all occasions.
Other gifts consist of rare pieces of
dut glass, silver and brass.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
ARBOR DAY PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
MANY ORGANIZATIONS WILL
TAKE PART IN EXERCISES
Mrs. James A. Garfield Invited to
Plant a Tree in Memory of
Her Martyred
Husband

Everything is in readiness for the
Arbor day celebration, and the clearing
away of the storm clouds adorned ev-
cry member of the committee with a
brighter countenance yesterday.
The tree planting, which will take
place on Friday afternoon, will be at
tended by city officials, representa-
tives of patriotic and other organiza-
tions and hundreds of citizens.
A procession will form at the Fre-
mont gate of Elysian park at 1:3O
o'clock Friday afternoon, leaving time
for the march to Mount Lookout, where
the exercises will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
Major Truman Cole will act as mar
shall, and the parade will be accompa-
MED by the Blanchard-Schonema
band Carriages will convey the Grand
Army veterans and representatives of
organizations taking part. A chorus of
High school boys and girls will open
the exercises with songs.
Hon.. Will A. Harris, DR.. w. A
Lamb, Abbot Kinney and j. A. Haskell!
will be among the speakers.
The following clubs schools and So
cieties have signified their intention
of taking part in the planting:
Grand Army of the Republic-Stan
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
STEALS FROM MISSION ARMY
Valuable Cornet Found Among Pos
sessions of Suspect

Wanted-An owner for a cornet. Ap-
ply to Detective Steele at police head
quarters, First street.
If there are any enthusiastic musi-
clans or star cornettists in this sec
tion of the country who have lost
nice, silver mounted instrument and
who can't find any trace of 1t the best
thing to do is to go to the detectives
Office and look at the cornet they have
on exhibition there.
The cornet was recovered, along with
a lot of other stuff, from j. l.. Cole
man, who was arrested by Detective
Steele yesterday. Coleman, who comes
from Chicago, it appears, has been in
the habit of stealing every loose suit
case and Valise that comes his way,
and when his rooms were searched, in
addition to a case which held his own
effects, number of valises were found,
and pawn tickets for two more cases
were also picked up.
Coleman, it is charged, secured one
of the suit cases at the Union Mission
army's headquarters, on Fourth street,
where he told the man in charge that
he had left "a case there the week pre-
vious. When shown a number OF cases
he Immediately laid claim to the most
likely looking one and went away with
1t. He returned yesterday and attempt
ed to repeat the trick, but was arrested
by Detective Steele.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
ZEAL ESTATE DEALER
CHARGED WITH FORGERY Y
M, Hatcher Accused of Defraud-
inqContractor on Hundred
Dollar Check

\. M. Thatcher, a local real estate
dealer, no was arrested recently on
the chge of forgery, was given d
prelimilry examination yesterday be-
fore Jltice Pierce in the township
court. a result of which he was held
to anser to the charge in the superior
court.
Theomplaining witness in the case
is r.. Ehret, a contractor and build
er, wo testified that Thatcher unlaw-
fullynd fraudulently forged his name
to. scheck for $1O0 on the Citizens
Nathal bank.
Duty District Attorney Rose ap-
pead in the prosecution of the case,
VIII the interests of the defendant
we looked after by Attorneys Earl
Rers and U. G. Wilder.
re defendants attorney declined to
prin any defense, and on the show
In made by the prosecution Justice
Prce held Thatcher for trial.
IN motion of Attorney Rogers the
dendants bail was reduced from $500
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15

ton Post, N. c. whims, speaker; STAN
ton Corps, Mrs. Joseph e. Coeman;
Bartlett-Logan Post. w. w. DorYard;
Bartlett-Logan corps. Mrs. w. D.
Shearer; Kennesaw corps, Mrs. Rose
Thew; Uncle Sam corps, Mrs. Ida F..
Carpenter; Ladies of the Union Vet
eran Legion, Mrs. Maria j. Wood.
Naval representatives - Hopkins
squadron, Capt Sullivan; naval re-
serve, Mrs. Ray Costerisan; the navy,
Lieut.. r. H. Miner.
National Guard-Gen. Wankowsh
Native Sons-Ramona parlor E. Ed
gerton Los Angeles parlor, Mr.. Far
mer; Esperanza parlor.
Native Daughters-Ramona parlor,
Miss Anna Dempsey; Los Angeles par
lor, Mrs. Prather.
Pioneers of Los Angeles county
William II. Workman.
Historical society of Southern Cali
fornia-James NJ. Quinn.
Ell Gamma Real-Dr. o. S. Barnum.
Sierra Willoughby Rodman.
Women's clubs-Los Angeles district
federation, Mrs. oliver c. Bryant;
California History and Landmarks
Mrs. owen McAleer; Wednesday Study
club, Mrs. Corel; Century club, Mrs.
Edgerton; Friday Morning, Ebell, Rus
kin Art, Wednesday Morning, Badger
club, College club, Mrs. Ruddy.
Schools-Marlborou Girls Colleg-
late, Harvard Military. State Normal,
Miss Louise Wilson, Miss Pearl Eason.
An invitation has been sent to Mrs.
James A. Garfield to plant one in the
memory of her martyred husband,
President Garfield. The Los Angeles
parlor of Native Daughters will plant
a tree in the name of Mrs. Stanford;
Stanton post, No. 55, one in the name
OF Capt. j. L. Skinner; Bartlett-Logan
post, No. 6, one in the name of Maj
George e. Gard past post commander
as well as department commander, and
the Stanton w. r. c., No. 16, one in the
name of Lizzie H. Copelin, pas
president of the corps.
The Badger club will plant tree fol
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
BANDITS VICTIM MAY
t DIE FROM INJURIES
John S. ceatty, Who Was Assaulted
and Robbed, May Be
Fatally Hurt

John S. Beatty, who was held up and
brutally beaten within few yards of
his residence on Fortieth street Mon
day, lies on a bed at his home in a
precarious condition, and the doctors
attending him are in grave doubts as
to his recovery.
From the time he was hit until the
present Beatty has been in sort of a
haze, and cannot tell much of the
manner i'm which he was assaulted.
Even the amount of money taken from
him cannot be recalled by the robbers
victim, and until Beatty's condition
is improved It will be impossible for
the detectives detailed on the case to
obtain description OF the thug rob-
bers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
SUPERIOR MERIT
Remarkable Curative Properties Of a
Remedy for Indigestion and
Stomach Weakness

Stuart's, Dyspepsia Tablets, prep
aration for the cure of dyspepsia and
The various forms of indigestion and
ltomach trouble, owes its great sue
tess as cure for these troubles to
tie fact that it is prepared for dis
else and weakness of the stomach and
digestive organs only, and is not
RECOMMENDED or advised for any other
dlsease.I
II is not a cure-all, but for any
stomacl trouble 1t is undoubtedly the
safest most sensible remedy that can
be adised with the prospect of a
permaent cure. 1t is prepared in
tabletf form. pleasant to taste, COM
posedDf vegetable and fruit essences,
pure .pepsin and Golden Seal, every
one q which act effectively in digest
ing me food eaten. thereby resting
and invigorating the weak stomach;
rests natures cure for any disease.
butfou cannot rest the stomach un-
willdo It's work or assist in the di-
geson of food.
Iat Is exactly what Stuart's Dys-
peIia Tablets do, one grain of the
digstive principle contained In them
wi digest 5000 grains of meat, eggs
ohbimilar wholesome foods, they Will
diest the food whether the stomach
isin working order or not, thereby
ndrishing the body and resting the
spnach at the same time, and rest
ah nourishment is natures cure for
ag weakness.
n persons run down in flesh and
APPETITE these tablets build up the
sength and increase flesh, because
thy digest hesh-forming food which
le weak stomach cannot do they in
ease the flow of gastric juice and
Ievent fermentation, acidity and
3lr watery rsings.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets can be
hnd at all drug stores at so cents
ir package.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
pr. Rlaelow Lectures

DR.. Edward f. Bgelow, the eminent
nature student who is here from STAN
ford, Conn, on short lecturing tour
delivered lecture yesterday afternoon
to the students of the Normal school
DR.. Bigelow has rare collection OF
pictures which he exhibited to the
students. DR.. Bigelow is also editor OF
the Nature and Science department OF
the st. Nicholas magazine and in this
connection has had wide experience
With young people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-15
REPORT ON HUMANE WORK
S. p. c. A. investigates Many Cases Of
Cruelty

The Los Angeles Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has
issued reports for the work accom-
plished during the months Of January
and February. During the first month
there were one hundred complaints
filed and 149 cases investigated. OF
the 20s animals examined. 20 were re-
lieved 90 destroyed and So suspended
from labor. Warnings and reprimands
were given to 80 offenders, five arrests
were made all resulting in convictions.
In February 66 complaints were lodg-
ed and 1OS cases investigated. OF the
124 animals examined during this
month go were relieved, 16 destroyed
and 33 suspended from labor. Warm
ing and reprimands were issued to S5
persons. OF the four arrests made
during the month, two resulted in con-
viction. one case is still pending and
the other was dismissed.