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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
Proceedings from We'd
nesday up to the
Adjournment
Thursday.
LAWSON AND RICE TALK"
Pay Compliments to Each Other
in an Earnest Way Which
Cause Some Excite.
ment in the Senate.
Senate Wednesday.

Senate Wednesday.
The senate took recess to listen TO
seed grain lectures in joint session.
The following bills introduced.
SB Ia, Hutchinson, bill to
authorize cities to issue bonds in
settlement of judgments and to
settle judgments.
S B 115, Doering, appropriating
$2500 for carrying on experiments
with small grain at the experiment
station Of the Brookings agricultural
college.
S B 116, Abel, authorizing the
governor to appoint an inspector of
steam vessels and boilers for every
senatorial district in South Dakota
inspections include steam engines,
threshing rigs, heating plants, i'll
places of business and residences
and provides for their fees.
S b III, Cook, provides that no
boy or girl shall be kept in reform
school after reaching his or her
maturity and providing for shorter
terms for good behavior.
s. llS, Wagner, providing for
the protection of fish, provides that
no bass, trout, shad, croppies, or
pike can be taken or killed in any
waters of this state during the
months of November, December,
January, February, March and April
and that possession of any Of these
fish during those months is conclus-
i've evidence of guilt.
SB 119, Wagner, providing that
the rates of tuition in all state edu-
cational institutions shall be the
same and uniform.
SB 100, Shober, defining liza
bility of railway companies, no con-
tract rule or regulation to release
the company from liability in case
of injury to an employee.
S B lSl, Cooper, providing for
the selection of non partisan board
of regents all parties to be repre-
scented.
S B ~, Cooper, providing for
the appointment of assessors in
cities of the second and third class
by the mayor with approval of coun-
Gil.
House Wednesday.
Northwestern seed grain lecturer
addressed joint session of both
houses.
A. G. johnson explained the pur-
pose of the lecture.
w. A. Wheeler, Z. G. Chilcott
gave talks on the question, Prof,
Wheeler on botanical conditions,
and Prof. Chilcott on practical farm
ing.
Thorson moved that house con-
cur in amendments tc HI j r z,
relating to qualifications of county
superintendent, passed.
Parmley moved that 800 copies
of live stock committee bill be print
ed in advance of its introduction for
distribution.
The following bills introduced.
HI B 107, Wolzmuth, amending
law for selection .~"rd reg Hi'
different parties.
H b 1913, Wolzmuth, authorizing
mayors of cities of I'd and Sd class
to appoint assessors.
H B 100, Wolzmuth, by request,
making it an offense to thresh on
Sunday.
II B ITO, Bratrud, To prevent
sale of merchandise in fraud of cred
itors.
II B Ill, Turner, of Faux, relat-
ing to actions in adverse claims on
real estate.
II IL, committee on food and
dairy products general law for pure
foods. ssesesni shi Ai ysi ssnT isno;
On melton Of Rogde all bills FOR
third reading 90 over to Feb. S.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09

"a 4 NWindbreaix For The Driver.
Because one happehs to &c tough is
no reason for measures not being taken
to protect himself. : II ispyery seftea the (
ease that the driver of a farm wagons
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09

whoever dteads punishment sunets
Il ana whoever deserves II dreads IT.
Cotton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09

or sled has to
sit ayhene Gold
wind rras Z he Is
IgotpGo; to- and
from bis work.
AioteHfpAar y
" isnsdU re'ak
made efnaps old
horse AK et
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
81 eyeyb hoorssds n az @

y Time to increase Farm Fiocks.
q. Mofe thar 4 Year 'agde r. we uggested
that those swh0 wanteds feeding assnbs,
would not lbeaable to get them from
the range much longer at reasonable
prices. says the Natiopal. Stockman. II
was eyideht tifIt the FARMING country
had 6etoms loo dependence On the range
for feeding stock, and II is clearer than
.eyer snowi7d asts week. choice feeding
lambs 7ayeEagias, ,sixty;c teetseyentys
pounds sold at $5.75 to $3.50 In Chica-,
60, dangerously high price at present
.cpst or feed TIE farmer eai9 salfJfd to
raise dambsif6r lessg than thas Sntf SEN
them to the feeder IL he has not grain
to fatter them, Indications. are that !;
farmers are. preparing to do so. Many
Breeding ewes have been Sent to the
farms from the ranges during the past
ok months and every breeder whd bass
advertised rams has found rbuyers
them. 1t is high time to increase farm
nocks when range lambs sell above IS
per hundredweight TO Feeders. dqiiul eil
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-09
en-. Outrider.

Wernet, f..poleon's outrider, once
saved his emperor's life. 1t was after
the abdication Of Fontainebleau and
when Wernet drove Napoleon away
from the palace that he received from
q peasant information of a plot to fire
on the coach as 1t passed through the
forest. The outrider. representing that
there was an obstruction on the road,
persuaded the emperor to leave the
coach and ride around in another direc-
ton, while he brought the carriage as
best he could to meet him. This was
done, and Wernet encountered furious
fusillade, which, however. left him un-
scathed, as it was directed not at the
box, but at the interior Of the empty
vehicle. Wernet lived to be outrider to
Louis Philippe. Westminster Gazette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
DRIVING ACCIDENT.
Yourg People Thrown Into the
Mud in King George. ;as ~

n (Spcclal TO The Times ispatch.) ssf5
Il KING GEORGE c.. H.. Vs. April st.
Mr.. lola. Caruthers. Oldest son OF Dr.
O.. Caruthcrs, and his sisters. Misses
Helen and Azele. had a narrow escape
from n terrible acct dent a. few days ago
near Colonial Beach. The roads were fill-
ed with water which: concealed deep
hole In the road, One side OF the buggy
IN which they were driving went down IN
the deep rnt, qpsetting the buggy and (
throwing tho occupants out. Tho horses
dashed off with part OF the vehicle.
which was complet ely wrecked. Fortii-
nately none OF the young people were
seriously hurt. though they were consId-s
yeruby bruised and their wearing apparel
was entirely ruined. $t
Mr. Henry "A. Mason Is preparing to
move from his handsome home hare to-
business. There will be sale Of HIS
household property II ext week, a fter which
he and his family$w'ill leave for{the South.
{. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Mills. Of Washing
ton, are preparing TO build handsome
house at Stony Point, which is situate ed on
the Potomac River and Rosters Creek.
Their home viii be In every respect up.to-
date. and one OF the handsomest houses
Of King George county. % B Az
Fish are plentiful and very cheap. n The
packing houses have begun operations
and are crowded with work, filling large
orders from Richmond, e lVasilington Bal
timOre and sPhlad alpha. n I{13 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
AUDITORS VIEWS.
Maryes Declares It Absurd to Say
State Collected Only $5. 3

Auditor of} Public Accounts Morton
Marye # yesterday, commenting on s. the
statenent.that Virginia had collected lit
,tleSmore than%s5 from the Federal Gov
eminent onsftie claims growing out Of
the prosecution OF the war of3s1S12 and
for. other purposes, stated that Virginia:
had collected from the government 81
200, 900 Just as truly as IL that sum- had
been paid in N lump of currency TO the
treasury The Government held bonds
of this State to that amount which
were due and for the payment Of which
application had beenEE ma de. %H The State
would have ahad to pay this sum our of
the public treasury but for The collection
of this old CLAIM. which exceeded the value
of the bonds held by the tGovernment.GIIe
declared sthatrlt was absurd to say tina t
the State had collected only a little smore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
8iR| ID ] { II TITLED /!
TO APPEAR |: .|A'C0 /
Bond Bond Of & sl1', ,', Was as Forfeited
and tie Money Paid
n: :s Over.

The case of TIA. Bruce was not heard
in the Police. Court yesterday, simply be-
his name was. called 1.-THE welkn around
with the Nance but there was mo re-
Spouse. and upon motion Of the Common IN
was declared forte tied: The case will go
before the next grand jury and IAN IN
Fdictment wlfprob a bly, be found. Til 9
police will do' everything. to locate and
capture the fugitive. and bring him = b y q
Smith Jr the opiinion that he VIII
wrong when the case comes to- trial. At
the request Of counsel. ohm NJ. Camp
bell went fon.Sthe bond. 5iSs
Bruce was charged with larceny and
forgery, in that certain sums on alleged
contracts forig In an al
legged directory were raised to figures
above whatawasB orr ginally signed for. In
one case the man wa Ichnred with coll
Letting sl5 from gatlett TAYLOR on a.
raised contract and in the other he was
charged with securing IS from ". T.
4 Longworth. These two separate charges
will be placed before the grand jury at
the May term. E$is sfss7sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

ldi ~ .jtl
ssecretsa ~ ma Yrea surer; c.. q. tfeoucni.
5bours, engineer and superin ts y ! III
Gt iKc,lo CAPITAL slG S,,ia ,S,ses d
borro " and lend money; own and pper-
The Unlted Joint Stock COMPANY
q Virginia, incorporated, Go sn.iS AZ, "
Yorktown; W. p. Redcross, ses-
To,ary CAPITAL stock ,n Mo Hp
fntsrstnte to Typewriter company, ineor...
porated. Norfolk, Va. &c: H 4 u,it y
spreaident; G! r. Kelly, vice, president, H;
of Norfolk, Va. capital stock 81. 600. OBJ
jects:R 10 buy and sell I'LL klndsgof type
writingI machines. II a \, i. Il Z. !.
Norfolk. & Alb sciwarzkopf, president;
John u Farant. vice-presidetit; ". a..
dwln treasurer, all or y, Noriolk. Snpi,;;
real estate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
an Francisco, January 80, 1905.

San Francisco, January 3d. 1905.
TO Owens g. Minor Drug Co.'S
Dear Sirs: The long sought cure for
I3right's Disease and Diabetes has un-
been discovered in this city by
John j. Fulton. llneal descendant OF
Robert Fulton.
Although hundreds have recovered here,
this Is not easy OF belief and It rs the
purpose OF a number OF business and pro-
fesslonal men Of this city (of whom am
onc) 10 tell the people. You arc hereby
authorized to tell all those IN your city
who have either Bright's Disease or Dia-
bctcs that nearly nne-tenths OF them can
recover Among tho business men who
are giving moral and financial support
and who would give neither II the above
was not strictly, true. are Hon. ID. NJ.
Burns, President Candelaria Mining Com
pany; Edward Mills. President Bullock IL
Jones Company; Captain Roberts. Presi-
dent Boca and I.oynlton r. r. CO.;
Thomas Kirkpatrick, Capitalist; ID. II.
Bender. Capitalist, W. G, Price, Capital
list; william Sharp. Capitalist; C. w.
Clark, Capitalist, and many others, The
pamphlets herewith arc to be given to all
lnaulrers without Charge, They give the
complete history OF our long and exlaus-
Tive investigation
Yours truly,
a. y. sIIATruCk,
President Pncific States Type Foundry.
When 10 suspect Brights Disease weak.
ness without cause; puffy ANKLES, hands
OF eSel'ds; kidney trouble after the third
month; urine may show sediment, fan.
lnR vision; drowslncss; one or mora n,
'he"e' owens q Mlnor Drug Co, Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

statement Of the collector In this city
recently cut offFin the reduction Of force
here by the same official. Mr." Franz
Murphy was the deputy who lost his
position as the result Of the Governments
efforts at retrenchment. So far rs known
Mr.. Murphy has taken no action, but 1t
is likely that the matter will be brought
partment.
In the Newport News case IT is alleged
that the negro Republicans We're removed
tain Democratic deputies in the office
were increased. It is a fact that upon
complaint being made. tho deputies were
.reinstatcd and an investigation will be
made. Aa 35fa,ss & SIS 5s5r' {f- s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Will Cable Money Now,

The ..old man" may now be instantly
touched across the Atlantic directly
through the Western Union Telegraph
Company's offices. This company has ex-
tended It's money transfer business to
foreign lands, and the Richmond Office
will now cable money to points In Great
Britain and Ireland. France. Switzerland,
Germany, Austria Hungary, Italy, Sicily.
Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Holland. Dem
mark, Sweden, Norway, Russia, in Eu-
via, Greece, Corsica, Sardinia, and all
other countries in Europe. The Western
Union also transfers money to Alaska
Cuba and the Philippines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
B NEGRO WITH A GUM IN
Joseph Washington Was Sent 5 \, . to
Jiry-Cases Of Wife Beating.

Joseph Washington Was Sent to. to
JlryCases Of Wife Beating.
Thoacase 81 Joseph Washington, the
negro charged with shooting William
Taylor, another negro. was disposed &C. OF ct
in the Police Court yesterday morning,
and the assailant will DO heard, n, Iius st
8inss Courtby a. jury. The negro. Il! claimed
self defense, saying that the other darkeyi
assaulted Hin first Tayior vas badly
done up, but he IS pructicafly over IT
row, and will be able to, testify when
the case II comes to trial, next mon II;
Tho shooting. was done in e. row sever
days go. 393s..s ,aA IS III \. l3is 81
N{3negro named pleasant. sully,& who,
bore notsthei slghte est resemblance TO his
name, WAS charged with beating his wife,
Ada, and FLOORING her The case wa 9
strong enough TO warrant "a fine Of the.
usual sum 81 $40 and security for ten
days. 4ssg5 ~ - t'Sea's 800 N
Another case of assault was hat OF
Winston Allen colored who WIS charged
with beating his wife. Ida. There3 were
marks of & the blows on the Ecountenances
of the woman, and Winston hHd 70 dig
for money and fricnds. the former to pay
the fine often, nd the tlatter to 20 on
his bond for thirty days. He eventually
The other cases before the court were
plain drunks,nll OF which the Wise Guy
dealt with lsntently, and allowed the cul-i
prtts to- go forth. ftsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
..5.. SCHOOL (. :l:Is'':' J. GIRL ELoPEs.
Left Virginia Christian College
for Pelham With Her Lover.

Especial to The ,rimes7D ispatch.) 4;si
tLYNCHBURG, VA, April rs. -IIdwnrd
Quick. q well-to-do farmer OF Rockfish.i
Nelson county, and Miss Carrie Fitzgcr-J
aid, of N lson county, a student at the
Virginia Christian College OF Lynchburg.
eloped 70 Pelham, N. Co, this morning
Pierce. NJ l 4 s. ~ Il
The young lady, who is about eighteen.
stole. away from tho college carly this
station They return Ell from Pelham and
arc stopping at a hotel tonight. and to-5
morrow they will go to their home In Mel
son county, ri 565 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

The Hrosa Away, chaEpple' witch nil Y
comedian. has made famous throughout
he VIII fHu npr Il the new Musical eomeay
,,IIow lie Won Her. at the Bijou next
week. for a return, engagement. He
stands alone in this impersonation, hay
ing been the originator Of the Idea. Many
managers tried TO lure him from tho
i.nlii Mr.. G. +, Whitaker. after after a great
in How He Won Her" Mr.. 'ccllSfford has
surrounded himself with a company Of
competent artists but also has one OF tho
handsomest singing chornses on the
American stage, to-day. A special matinee
will be given Monday.
Is More Captivating.
The pernormancs Of THE Conyicts
this week, went a little better last night.
The company Is new in the pieces, the
performance, Of Monday night being their
second a lack of familiarity with the
iracted much from the production OF
Monday night. The company now, how.
ever, Is u little more at ease, and q
smoothcr performance is glen.
School Girl Weds.
East Richmond has been stirred up over
the elopemcnt and marriage OF Miss Edna
T.. Davis. n school girl and AIR. II. r..
rhe bride left here last Monday morn.
ing, presumably for school, but was met
In the city by Mr. Ficge, and the Two
journeyed to Halifax. n. c.. whore at 8
o'clock that afternoon they were welded.
Mrs. Fiege Is daughterof Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Davis, manager at Dills tobacco fac
tory, while her husband IS a son 81 Mr..
Philip Fiege.
The brides family regrets the marriage
on account Of the extreme youth Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Digging the Foundations.

a force of / a. d oxen or more 5convicts
are at work ;excavating for$ the founda-
to. be constructed blythe State In the
eastern BpartIof the Capitol Square; The
structureawill occupy the site Immediately
fronting on Governor Street. for a. dis
lance OF about thirty feet or more. The
excavation 81 Is, to bring the site to the
street level Considera BILE progress has
been made. in removing the earth, pre-
paratory;, % be glnninEs the foundation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
WHO VILE HELP TO
save Y A Boys .L..|FIE. 2.
Mad Dog Bites Child Whose
Parents Cannot Pay for
Treatment.

Hunter Lntimer. the fourtecn-year.oldS
boy Of Charles j. . l.atimcr.l an honest
glaboring man, was on asst. Monday week
5fearfnly bitten BY a rabd dog. There
5is but one chance to save the lad. and /
that Is treatment at the Pasteur lnstl-
tnte, he}cost OF which will BIO slho. VI
"A All who care to help are urged TO act
Immediately. Tho boy WAS bitten nine
days ago, and IN two or three day q more
ilsmny lie too late Those who will think
OF the distress Sof, d family Of poor and
helpless people in tins situation and or
the deadly dread that must bauponsthcin
will be. moved TO give come help however
little It may be. 3Ss !. (, Ii; 3,5s5.
The boys father Is without tic means
and his mother works n ut bag making
to help support large family.
Those who desire to contribute arc re-
questcd to send the money to The Times
Dspat ch, the News Leader or to- Mr..
Robert A. Lancaster, IN, secretary OF the
Citizeilsis Relief Associat ton. No. 8l.o7 East
Main Street. ii 81 $S5s
The following subscriptions have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
TO ISSUE BONDS IDS
Barton Heights, With Dissent
", ING inc, " ote, consents to This Plan

& Byffa unanimous vote yesterday Bar "a,
ton Heights decided to issue bonds N the
sumof sl5, ooo to be used for Inc me pn nt
Yesterday was t1o4 out Of q possible l6s.
The latter figure is. the re gistered vote e,st :
and It was only necessary to lave y vote Z, I:
OF s., which was a mai ority OF thearegl J!
tered vote. There was not not q dlssehtl'l
The money derived from the sale OF the
bonds will gcs.to the Improvement OF
streets, sewers! wa ter and other 4thin ~
that will 70 to the Improvement Of the
town. " There were no Incidents In con-
nection with the election, and everything
passed off GRACEFUL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Sunday School Anniversary,

& o The Sunday School OF Emmanuel Baptist
Church will celebrate It's twentieth ami
.yersary Tomorrow night, The OCCASION
will be one ofS1nterest. There Will be- 1-
,teresting exercises. and every scholar Is
expected TO bring in II suck containing a.
tlon of the Sunday school toward the
building fund sofIttfle church. The school
ls In q flourlshing condition and growing
steadily. n H y i } b. = = ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Break in Prices.

e rs (spccial Il to The Times DIspatch) go
y EEW.YORk,sApri ia break IN the price
OF the Northern Securities from ISL to lt6 IN
the first ten minutes was attributed e g mis- Is
resulting fron,Hthe filing Of the supreme Court
mandate vest ervtay, and tho order OF II tho
company closing the transfer books at 3 r, u.
to-day. Y The stateme nt 5 by one seller may
a nswcr for practica lly all the outside llquidaT
tors 1t Is said that this seller was .nnyiiitng
Securities In place Of his present stock. ~
was also unwilling to carry % temporary re- re
ceipt and was fearful that hissrlghts might ne
Impaired in case Il he failed to present his
stock for transfer. The books closed to-day. &
Union Pacficund St. Paul were subject ed y Q
break In Northern y s;ecirit les. Two brokers,
ono OF them representing the heayi lest bor-
rover OF Union Pacific. appcare t IN the
Union Pacific crowd Just before the opening
With selling orders for several thousand shares
and competed with each otherss IN their 81 !
forts to execute hose ceiling order 80 ney
offered the stock down from 13t to 10. q nd y !
On the way down stop orders were reached Nd
was apparently their object 70 reach rem en-
sion selling orders at 132. but instead large
BUYERS u appeared In sufficient volume 70 "a Nc
probably 4 an unlimited amount Of stock. ~,
Tho tremendous borrowing OF Union PaelIi q
which has boon going On for some weeks y, lis
I'm not been let on the inside OF theS ln " ,
Pacific situation. 1t is estimated that 6 I,!v
sha res OF the stock are now loan OUT ir1.G
ticaily ull OF this borrowed stool, IT - sala,
has gone into 7Harrinan's office. one story ", ",
that he has borrowed this stock and nod Y
coming stockholders lneating when the .sl1
down; OF his power in the system wouia pc
forced by the Morgan H u bnatlon "hlcn
is making a fight for con rol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Nav Reinstate Murphy.

Now thar the secretary OF the treasury
has ordered, the reinstatement Of two
negroes employed as deputy collectors In
We're recently removed by an Inspector,
II IN regarded as likely that al, effort
VIII be inaugurated 10 secure the REIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Dr.. Ryland Out Again

Rev. Dr. c. II. Rylnnd who has been
kept from his o..lce for the past three
car though not entirely well, resumed
his duties yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
I JUNIOR ORDER,
The State Council in Session at
y .s Manassas.
Especial The Times-D Dispatch

(SpeclalEtoT The yTimes-Dlsnatc I5
MANASSAS VA, April g1s.-'rlfe State
Council, Jr. O. ~. "A. Nj Is holdlngalts
annual meeting here to day, With hcah-s
Quarters at tho Prince William Hotel,
There are from one hundred and nftystot
two hundred representa- lives OF different;
councils, throughout the State here. BILL
Run Council, No, 1Oi. of Manassas, will
tender tho State u Councilaa banquet Eto-s
night In Nicol's Hall, III 5 S M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Compromise Vcrlic1

In The Law and Equity Court ycster-
day a compromise verdict was rendered
In the case Of NJ. II. Wiltshire. executirx.
vs. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
for $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
! Mr, Campbell Paid ,Up.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Mr.
John NJ. Campbell paid 81 900, the amount
Of the bond of IA, Bruce, Who Skipped
81 The3 Comno rWoalt this, Attorney will take
steps to bring tho man back. ~ 5
Z In the same court Elijah Gray was 40
case OF VIM. ~ hon $. charged with 1nur-
der, was continued, r. 5ss UNI x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
-FOUR NEW CHARTERS,

Corporation Commission Grants
Rights TO Many Corporations.
Tho state Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
Mankn Construction Company, incor-
porated, Richmond. n, II, Msnkin, pres