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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
IDLEWoODF FREE SHOW.
Miss Blanch Sloan VIII Give
Daring Exhibition on Rings.

Miss Blanch Sloan, who was detained
by a wreck last pIGht, will hereafter
give two performances daily 81 la! - sa,, :
little; Jockey, Tod Sloan, does an act
consisting Of numerous difficult feats on
the high swlnging rings, which II one
OF the best outdoor attractions seen
here for some time The Arst PERFORM
ance takes place at O. clock eve ~ l Ilst-
noon, and the other at 1880 az nlgbL,
casino coupons are good for admlsslo "
and the time has been SO arranged Y, -
Messing the free outdoor attractions g. e.
&JdleWpod. X
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Children Sign Pledge.

The Junior League OF the Society Tor
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
has up to date pledged q vast number
of school children to Its good work.
The pledge demands Of the children
not only not to be cruel to dumb animals,
but, IL possible, to prevent others from
5ill.treating them. More children are slgN'
Ing their names to tSe roll each day,
and tia league feels sanguins Of sccotn'
piishing much more good with this addll
tiOnal aid, &e
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take and preserve testimony, examine
witnesses under oath and administer tla

take and preserve testimony, examine
witnesses under oath and administering
same; and, when he Is OF the opinion
from said testimony that the laws OF tho
State relating to labor have been vio-
lated or! eyaded, he shall make a thorough
Investigation as to such viola ton orReya-
sion, and to that end may, under proper
srestr!ctIons enter any public institution
3of this State. and any factory, S store.
workshop or mine. and interrogate any
such person, firm or the proper ofilcer Of
corpora ton. or file written or printed
list OF Interrogatories, and require full
and complete answers to DO made there's
to and return under oath within thirty
days OF receipt OF said list OF questions"
rs The law became effective on June latn.
and Commissioner Doherty will avail
4 himself OF It to see thai the labor laws
8of the State are strictly carried out.
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By HENRY +. CHORLEl'Y,'.

bride and groom was given last even
Ing, the decorations being in white anu
yellow. The brides cake was cut win
much ceremony, after ali g5e legint 81 -
per had 8been served. ss },3 M
The recei Wing party was composed 2 {
Mrs. Z. II. 4 Boisseau. IN black lace;s
Mrs. D. S. Carter in white China ilk,
and the brldc-to-be in white dotted null.
Called Meeting.
There viii be a very important meeting
OF the Central Committee Of the Assotia-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities In &the rooms Of the Virginia
Historical Society at noon to-day. No
tice Is given to the members Of the
committee through the press only.
Kindergartne tonMeet.
&a The Northside kindergarten Assocla-
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ton will have called meeting this af-
5ternoon at five o'clock In Mizpah Press
Gterian Church. NJ
Annual Picnic.
The annual picnic Of the East-End
Baptist Church will be given Wednes-
day. Those going will leave the south-
ern station promptly at sgA.4 NJ
Auxiliary to Meet.
The monthly meeting Of the Church
Hill Auxiliary, Retreat for the Sick,
which was postponed from last Thurs
day. will be held this afternoon at Ave
o'clock in the home OF Mrs. w. A.
Cheatwood, No. clio East Grace Street.
Personal Mention.
B Miss Dorothy scarborough OF +, Waco.
Texas, is the guest Of her. sister, Mrs.
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folk, ,or the best essay on James barron

folk, for the best essay on James Barron,
Hope. Il
Hon a. G. Braxton has returned from
.Staunton.
( Mrs. 6. G. Conway was recently the
guest Of Mrs. Edwin Conway, In Rapidan,
Va.
Miss BESSIE Haynes. Of this city, and
Miss Pauline Chapman, of Washington,
who has been visiting Miss Haynes here,
were the guests OF Mrs. Willard Morris, Ii,
williamsburg, last week.
Mr.. N. L. Massey, OF This city, was
registered at the Clermot,t, In Charlottes-
ville' several days ago ..
Miss Darlington, who has been tho
guest OF Miss Mary Brockenborough in
Olncy Road, in Norfolk, has returned TO
her home here.
A brilliant outdoor social function Will
be the garden fete to be given in Norfolk
Tuesday and Wednesday, under the aus.
pices5 Of the Ladies' Society Of st. Vim
cent de Paul ' Hospital,
Miss Fannie Faison Is the guest Of sher
cousin, Mrs. Joseph Bailey, In Runny--
mede, Va.
Misses 1della Avery and Sadie Collier
have returned to their respective homes
at Sexton and surry, Va, after O most
delightful trip to friends In this city.
s5Sit5 . 7g 3s7sS tsilS
Miss Mamie Fauntleroy. who has beel
visiting friends in this city, has returned
to her home, at Lynoh's Station, accom-.
panied by her friend Miss Lille Jen-
snings, OF Richmond
6 Dr.. w. c. Williams, OF Scot tsville. Va,
spent few days In Richmond last week.
80
i Misses Grace Jones and Anne Royal
have been the guests OF Miss Virginia
tPeachy, IN Williamsburg, during the COM
n1encement Mt William and Mary College.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hale and children
have gone to Natchez. Miss, where they
have rented the ''Wigwam," q pretty
suburban home. s5 55 ,s
MI. Horace BEDFORD spent q few days
In Norfolk last week. 81 "a 81
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George w. Mcdaniel. OF No. 1913 West
Grace street, Miss scarborough is the
assistant professor OF English ~ .Bdylof
University 't. Waco Waco. Texas.
Mrs. Anna Young has returned from q
short visit to Staunton.
Miss Mimic Derby has returned from
Cincinnati, where she has been studying
music under Frederic Evans.
SO
Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield has
gone to spend The summer at tr oton.
Connecticut, on Long island Sound n q. Part
OF the time she will be with frie.ide
and part IN the GUNNER Art school OF
Mr.. Frank Vincent Du Monde, one OF
the most noted artists and instructors
IN America.
Miss Lucy Gibson has boon called to
Cincinnati by tile illness OF friend.
After n short time there, she WIN go 20
Stanton, to be the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. A. n. Robertson
The Misses Horton, OF Quanttco, Va,
are the guests Of friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll II. Montague VIII
spend part OF the summer at htneo Me.
= ~
Mr.. W. P. n. Weaver, Of Mortevideo.i
Va. II undergoing Treatment at the
hospital here.
Miss Eva Ho.ksins:, Of fredericksburg,
recently visited friends In Richmond.
Miss Frances Lyon. VINO has been tile
guest Of Miss Helen Baker, left last
hight for her home in Anderson, 8. G.
. 4 q q Is
Miss Mary TIuwes Tyler 10 visiting
friends In Nashville, Tenn, for the sum
rner.
Mrs. u. .. Truax has returned to her
home at Surgeons Point. Va, after
visit to Richmond.
~ Mrs. Monroe johnson, who has been
Visiting her husband at the hospital ~
Clifton Forge. yn..s has gone to Bremo'
IVA. va 5s 81
Mrs. Everett Perkins, OF Roanoke. is IN
Richmond Of, her way to Virginia Beach,
where she Will spend the summer. % 4
Miss Mildred Davis is spending some
time at Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Dueord returned last week
from a visit 10 Norfolk, where she was
the guest Of Mrs. Junius Lynch.
Mr., and Mrs. w. ]. Bell, Of Bacon's
Castle, Va, are In the city.
Mr.. Eebert Leigh and Master Egoert
Ledgh, Jr., are the guests of Mrs. Thomas
Z Rosser at Rugby Hall" A Alb mar
county. Il
Miss Carrie Todd 3 Is the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Linda Todd. OF staunton.
Dr.: and Mrs. Henry Jones were the
guests OF Miss Florence Bacat. in Ports
mouth, last week ,s sss8y En-
~ Miss Edith Merrill was the guest OF
Miss Julia Tyler, In Williamsburg, dur.
ing the William. and Mary finals. s5
Mrs. Lucy IA Darden has returned 70
Suffolk, after q visit to her son, Dr.. j.
C.. Darden. who els Ill in the hospital
5 here.
Mr.. obed Powell son OF Mr.. E.. II
Powell, OF the Richmond Fire Departs.
Fment, IL quite sick at his home. No. SOY
North Twenty3seyenth Street.
~ w p = r. Sss ~
qttstsa ~ ri sEl1 E!ot Chapter pss
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DIES OF INJURIES.
Negro Woman, Who Was Acct
"A. dentally Shot, Succumbs.


81 Mary Wray. the negress, who was
shot in the stomach Saturday. in Han--
over county, by her lover. Alexander
Baskerville, died yesterday morning a.
the city Home for the colored, where
she was taken late Saturday night. At
eleven O'clock yesterday morning. Cor
oner Taylor held an inquest over the
body and the jury returned a verdict
OF accidental shooting.
Baskerville, who came with the woman
from Ashland voluntarily, and who was
arrested at the station on his arrival
by onlcer. w NJ. Ogilvie, stated that
he was cleaning pistol and that It
was accidentally discharged, shooting
the woman. who was standing In the
yard. facing him. Sunday noon, before
Squire J. A. Purdie, the negrcss made
statement, completely generating the
man from any Intentional act in her
death. 5
Baskerville will be discharged from
custody Wednesday,, when his case
comes up before the Police Court our o. this this
city. "a BIZ @ 5 e
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Summer Day Ballade,

Summer Day Ballade.
{ 0he that loved, she was sweet and
slightly,
Cruel, caprlcious and hard 70 please;
4 She loved me not or she loved me
II Il won heT favor ~ slow degrees
i ohe loved a lover on bended knees.
AS one to llnser and sue and pray;
nut star may drop from the Pleiades,
And the love that bore her died one
day.
a The bonds were looscd that had held me
tightly;
Women are women, and such as these
& May Judge man and may judge nm
lightly,
,35 Nav lock his heart and yet lose the
keys.
2 She swayed my soul as sudden breeze
Makes the primrose bend in the paths
OF May,
4 But the primrose lifts when the nerce
M gust fees,
And the love that bore her died one
v day.
Ii I care not now II she loves me rightly;
Il found my peace, and I lie at ease,
And watch the sun where 1t Sits 80
Il brightly,
55s5 trees.
IL list to the hum OF drowsy bees
4 And mark where the sun-crossed rippics
play,
q nut the streams heart chills When Inc
north winds freeze,
And the love that l bore her died one
a L'ENvOI.i
Prince! with tho stole my pride agrees;
I gave my all and l went my way,
if aut an ebb- tide comes to the deepest seas,'
And the love bore her died one day.
Engagement Announced.
M. and Mrs. Geofrrey Lavelle, OF
enokane. Washington, announce the en-,
vasement OF their daughter, Julitta Made-
Ietne, to Lieutenant Jock II Emerson,
Of tho United States Army.
The wedding will take place n .he
home Of the BRIDES parents. at 9l'o 'i1''
II On June 25th, at S P. Al.
~ ,ieutenant Ellcrson is the son Of Mr..
4 ana Mrs. Andrew r. Ellerson. Of Eller-
son, s. near Richmond, and was IN the
u rity8 of san Francisco at the time OF
# the recent earthquake He and his bride
I VIII 20 to ALASKA for a two years resi- e
S'dence there after their ding. *,
The many friends OF Lieutenant Eller-
son in Richmond will read this announce;
ment with much interest. III
Moore Winston.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Amber
7. Winston, daughter Of the late Alfred
winston and Mrs. Aphra johnson VIM
n ston, to Mr.. Thomas Nathan Moore ,eN'
# wiia5take place this morning at. eleven
I o'clock, IN the home OF the tride,s broth
er, Mr.. Henry 8. Winston, No. 1913 Grove I'VE
Avenue
The Rev. William L. Ball pastor Of
West. View Baptist Church, Will III oif m
" cjate. s5@s .sS n,
8ssS'1 Mrs. ". G. FOX Will be at the piano
and four little girls. n!eces OF the BRIDE
will hold the ribbons. They are: Misses
IL kathleen, Louise josephine and Bessie
Winston. Messrs. Henry Winston, OF
a Bon Air, and James w. Rutci'ffos Of
Il Ashland, will be the ushers.
After the ceremony the oridc and
groom will leave for Northumberland
county, where they will make their
4 home. Viii 81 =.
10 i
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For San Francisco Churches.

The Rev. Or. Burlingame, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church. San Fran
cisco, who spoke in Grove Avenue Church
Sunday night on behalf OF the churches
In his city which suffered so heavily
during the earthquake and fire., Will
,prench In several other churches during
his stay here Of several days LONGER.
He has been travelling through the South
getting funds to rebuild or repair the
edifces
The Baptist General Conference dIr
reefs that next Sunday the offerings Of
Its churches throughout the South be
sent to San Francisco.
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Killed Police Chief,
(specIal to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.

~ lSpecIHI 20 \ TIC IIEleH--L71sPHtC1l'1 AZ I
& ROANOKE, VA, June 1s.--Chief Of Po'8
lice William Renfro. of Dorchester. Var
was shot and killed ut TINT place last
night by persons whose names .cnnNot be
learned. x II
III Renfro heard shooting IN the suburbs ol
the town and started to Einyest te At,
when he was fred upon, two shots takina
effect and causing his death at an early
hour this morning.
The ofleergfma dying statemenk'
saying that he did not recognize his q ~
snllants, and so far there Is no clue 70
their identity.
Renfro has bean chief of police OF Dor,
chester, which Is a mining town. FOR
number OF years and was held N sh'sH
esteem. 5 Ii & Il ~
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Bad Night for Quoruns,

The Common Council and tho Commit
4 lee on Finance, both scheduled to meet
last night, failed OF auoruns, 81 3ss
The Council was to have considered the
resolution providing for razlng the Old
Market building it'll
The following couneiln,en were pres-
ent; N 8 4, 4.
.5a Messrs., Atkinson, Elicit. Green, Lea.
Lynch, Mills. Pollock, Richardson,
Spence, David Meade White, William IL
White, Wiltshire md PeterH-lS, +
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State Board to Meet

4 The State Board OF Medical Examiners
meets in this city to-day and Will be
in session until June 22d, It's main bust.
anegs Will lie to examine the 200 or
( more young men, who are to apply for
licenses to practice medicine. The ses-l
sion Will be held In the hall Of this
House OF Delcga tes, II tho State Corr
poratlon Commission, which is meeting
there, can be moved to another hall. FIJI
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Indicted for Murder,
Especial to The Tlmes-plspatch.

Especial to The TlHees-p'sl'atcll'1
8s SUFFOLK, VA June lS,-ln Isle o.
Wight Circuit Court to-day Henry Ed'
lin being his seven -year-old son, Christy
The case was continued. The hoy WA
beaten to death with a club,
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SUNDAY School Picnic,

The West End sundaytschool VIII 90
OIL its annual picnic to West Pplnt. the
party Will leave Wednesday morning at
3 o'clock, While out there baseball
game Will ba played between the Eastr
End and the West Point mines.
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ALSMAsTER'ss REPORT
Argument Of Bowling Trust Com
y. panY Case Heard Yesterday.

Judge Wad dill returned yesterday morn
Ing from Norfolk where he has been hold :
Ing court since Juno 9Th. Court was
held yesterday for a short time 70 hear.
argument on exceptions to the report Of
Special Master A. R. Holiday In the
suit OF Bowling Trust Company, trustees.
against the Virginia Passenger and Power;
Company and others. IN o consolidated
cause. ii 6lt Si}.B IA Fit 3aS
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M. Chiantelli Here.

Mr.. Charles Chiantelli. who recently
restored some valuable old paintings for
the Virginia Historical Society. ls ~
Richmand at 62l 1East I.elRh Rtrsst "a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
Entertained in Los Angeles.

m Mr. s.. aalesk, 1}lpFeme governor q
the American Gnisd, OF Riehmondi$ was
/ recently rendered a reception In Los
Angeles by the memhars Of that order,
A pleasing programme was rendered,
followed by q dance and retention.
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NJ. POWERS ENLARGED.
Commissioner Of Labor VIII See
That Laws Are Enforced.

Here Hise an extract from al9receht ae'
'pf the. Legislature. when Z sreatly, w
sioner OF Labor: u.
.sThe commissioneEls shall have power g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

changed moisture and heat
And the certain elements these grams are
rebuilding
the dish rapeNuts and Cream each
/ umuaton Simply
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19
Poems You Ought to Kno,,'.

Whatever your occupation and however crowded your
at least few minutes eve
day life with bit OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

Mrs. Lucy IA Darden has returned %
Suffolk, after a visit to her son, DR.. J.
c. Darden. who Is III in the hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

Miss Edith Merrill was the guest OF
Miss julia Tyler In Williamsburg, dur-
Ing the William and Mary finals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-19

Mr.. Obed Powell, son OF Mr.. E.. IL
Powell, OF the Richmond Fire Depart
ment. IL quite sick at; his home. n 70. SOY
North Twantysseyenth Street.
Miss Clara f., schell won the medal
offered by the gs{lI5ope- NJ aury Chapter.
Da aEhters ofi VII Conf ederaIcy Of Nor r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-01
Bob Taylor's Magazine.

Among the hundreds of periodicals com.
peting for public favor today. Bob Taylors
Magazine stands in the foremost ranks. not
only on the count of material prosperity
but on that OF literary merit as we'll The
success OF this newcomer in the publishing
world is little short OF phenomenal when
we consider the keen competition and the
fresh accessions TO American
magazine ranks. The distinguishing feature
OF Bob Taylor's is its distinctively Southern
favour. Governor Taylors personal
monthly contributions under the title.
Sunshine and Moonshine," unfailingly
strike the keynote OF Southern mirth and
melody, and this tone is admiralty sustained
throughout Perhaps no public lecture has
ever been more enthusiastically received
than Governor Tsylor's Fiddle and Bow q"
This ATTRACTIVE dissertation. comming-
ling OF sediment and humor is presented
in monthly insialmeuts with sympathetic
Illustrations. The cover Of the February
number IS patriotic in design aud coloring.
The froutispece. representing the "Repub
lican Court OF George Washington" is a
reproduction of a Steel engraving Of that
period. and is followed by interesting
pictures OF Memorials OF George Washing.
tor in differen, parts OF the country. Nor
is FebFuary's patron saint neglected He
aud his. able adju,ant. Dan Cupid are
evident ~. reading matter and illustrations
throughout the issue
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-01

Orders in this department by districts and accredited
to the county from which they received your Boards
OF Education to give their orders the Acme and help the
Five Hundred price for your county
School Trustees BUSINESS
Certain equipment for schools purchased by the
All this may be ordered through School Supply Department
and will be credited toward the prize the county which
they received.
Teachers Business.
The teachers themselves do much toward securing this
prize for their avoe county by sending all their orders
books well orders for libraries The retail business the
Acme corporation is conducted through the Acme Book Store
We think do when that stock
ten times many books any firm in West Virginia Don't
bother writing to know whether furnish the book
Just order and it will be All orders
teachers matter how small the amount will be up
the credit of the county from which they received
all your ORDERS teachers and and help establish Central
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We publish text book the history and of West
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Elementary and its extending each All orders for
this book whether from teachers boards education private
individuals will be credited to the county sending then in
toward the High School Prize.
We also publishers of "Whites Practical
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praise from educators of this state and will include its sale
in computing each countys business with this company.
School Journal Subscriptions.
Believing the welfare of the schools promoted by increasing
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low all subscriptions received for the Journal during 906
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pearnes. t.arnot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There rs
only one way TO cure deafness and thar is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inAamed condition OF the
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When this tube is inhamed you have a rum.
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II rs entirely closed, Deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can be taken
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nine cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an inAamed condition
OF the mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollars tor
any case OF Deafness Caused by Catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold hy Druggists. 7sc.
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a supply of these aud distribute them among your
business friends
EqttaJ Chances for ILL.,
Do think that because your county small area or
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member it is the county that the business
SENDS that wins the prize
There many things sell that listed here
before making purchases would be well write
may have just the article you
one County E.rclttIed.
Because of the location of business being Monongaia
county and because would be practically impossible for us to
keep record of the purchases of officers school officers
and teachers from other local business
cded to exclude Monongalia county from this This gives all
other counties equal opportunity.
Further details of this magnanmous will be furnished if
desired
Spread the this among your endsr Ask them
help the Five Hundred Dollar county
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GROSS TIES WANTED.

I he Morgantown < Kingwood RAILROAD
Company. during construction will pay as
follows for cross ties:
Wkite-oak. Rock oak, Ist class and class
ana Locust,...... 90 cts. 80 cts
Chestnut ............. 40 az
Specihcation:-Frst class ties to be
feet inches long, 7 inches thick. and with
faces not less than inches wide. OF good.
sound. live white or rock oak to be bewn
straigt and smooth Tor. II sawed stabbed
T. e.. sawed on two sides only. bark to be
removed and ends 10 be squared Second
class ties. same as above. excepting to have
not less than sinch faces No split ties or
ties with less Than inch faces will be &C.
cepted. Ties must be placed on Company's
kightoi-way az or slightly above grade
neatly piled so that both ends OF each tie
can be plainly seen, and each alternate
layer must contain not more than three ties
All ties TO be inspected monthly by the
party OF the first part. and paid for on or
ABOUT the 2oth for ties inspected and ac-
cepteu for previous month. No ties shall
be paid for unless appoved by It's inspector.
Parties desiring TO deliver ties will notify
either OF the undersigned.
x. BRETZ Gen. Manager Morgantown
JULIUS K. MONROE. Chief Eng. Kingwood