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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
YRS -GAR0LINA
FOX HUNTING MEET
German and Red-Coat
Ball-State Fair
Prizes.
lspeclal . me Timsa- Dispa,on.

THE MECkLENBURG. CHASE CITY
NA- october -l-Tle annual meet ,r
the virginia Carolina Fox Hunters As
sociation. which this year VIII extend
from the 1d 90 coth. inclusive. w.u
be along much moro extensive and anhs-
uous lines than ever before atten,pted
The entries VIII De larger and handsome
prizes have been offered IN the Derby
races and bench snow. Besides the de-
lights of the chase and the out-of-door
features. there VIII DO many attractive
social functions attendant upon fox-nunt-
ing wcek ON Tuesday evening Will be
danced the large opening german. and
on Thursday evening Will De the hunt
or "red-coat' ball. which VIII be largely
attended and picturesque In the extreme.
Indications point to tho most successor
meet u the history Of the association
and week OF real old Virginia sport.
which only The combination OF the horn
or the hunter" horses and hounds can
give.
The register stu holds Its own as The
seasons come ana go. ana there are new
arrivals every day
The management has just received the
grat-fyins Information that the Mecklcn-
burg chloride calcium and the Mecklen-
burg huaa waters received each tho
first prize in le display OF mineral wa
tiers az she recent state Fair which in-
formation was accompanied by the COW
ctcd blue and silver Insignia. telling it's
oun story.
Cards have been received iy several of
the Mecklenhurg guests 90 the wedding
~ Miss Charlotte Virginia B-tt OF OK
ford. y. g.. and Mr.. George Washington
Hobbs. OF New York city AS this ir-
tcrcetIng event is the contamination Of
"a romance begun 40 the MccklenbIrg
during the past summer. ~ has especial
interest for the many friends AMI ul-
mlrcrs which both OF tho, contractine par
ties won during their stay here Miss
Britt IS the daughter OF Mr.. John Thso-
doro Britt Of the oxford Ledger. the
groom-olect "a prominent coal merchant
of New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
An OLD WARTIME
SHE'LL EXPLOOES
Negroes Find 1t Under a Hedge
and Put 1t in the Fire Of
Their Cabin.
BLOWS TWO OUT OF WINDOW
The Other Two Burned and
Blistered and the House
Badly Damaged.

SUFFOLK. VA. Octcler 0-Aft.r
having lain dormant IA a aeid for mora
than forty years. big bomb which was
made for Civil War purposes. last night
exploded with terrific force. seriously in
JlrlnS four negroes and partially, wreck
ing one building. The accident hammered
ga me peanut plantation OF Samuel a.
CilFer, IN Nansemoud county. this STATE,
The Injured are Elisha and Thomas
Jones, Clinton Edwards and yyiuiar,
hawkins. who We're employed by Oliver.
Yesterday they picked up the RUSTY
shell along a hedge row. and. believing II
harmless. placed IL IN an open fire OF "a
room where they dincd. Within about
en- hour there was an explosion. which
threw two OF them into the yard where
thcy We're found unconscious. ana bruised
ana hlstered the other two. blew out thA
Foundations and otherwise damaged the
house. all over which live Goals vvero
strewn
From the lost cuticle and the add.
u"u OF ashes TO complications some OF
the negroes look like Caucasians Mr.
cliVer. who was walking about his resi-
aence ninety feet distant. was nearly
lifted from his feet. and Mrs. oliver vas
oauiy shocked u is believed the mon
VIII recover.
Mr.. oliver said this afternoon the bor,b
was twelve inches long and about six
Inches In diameter. His farm is near
the Nansemond River. where there yas
heavy cunning during the war.
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4 REFRI6ERATING
PLANT FOR Y. P.I.
The Office OF Commandment Made
a Separate Chair, With Salary
and Residence
FINE EXHIBIT AT JAMESTOWN
Appropriation TO Buy Ins,ru-
ments for the Band and to
Equip Departments.


BLACKSBrEG. VA, October eO-The
board az visitors OF the Virginia Poly
technic Institute to-day decided 90 install
a central refrigorating plant AT tho power
house with eight ton refrigerating capac-
ity and daily output Of two tons OF ice. to
connect hy system ~ pipes with an
isolated room 70 the dining han. cream
ery ana cellars for storing the products
q orchards and vineyards
Once of commanlant was made n sep
arate chair with salary and house. re-
LeVing linn OF an duties as instructor.
necessary permission having been extend
ed from The United States government.
Liberal appropriations were made for
tho exhibit OF twenty departments % tho
college az the jamestown Exposition.
Mlrren 81 Firth having offered certain
coal lands to the college. the president
was directed 10 have experts examine the
same and report later 20 a meeting OF the
board
chase n Instruments for the band and
equipment Tor the department 81 biology
and modern languages.
TX was decided 20 withdraw electric,
lights FROM the town when the Blacks
burg Power Company is in shape TO fur
nish the same
The board adjourned 70 meat January
i. 1907. when successor 10 Dr. NfcI3rvd,.
viii be elected.
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INSURANCE MEN
ARE ENTERTAINED
Eighteen Guests Assemble
Around the Board OF Mr..
Howard ZONES
Howard Jones.


Special BY Southern Bell Te ephonel
PEI EhSBUkG, VA. October "a
handsome entertainment was given to the
Insurance men last evening by Mr. How
ard James. Of this city. superintendent
Of the Life Insurance Company of Viz
ginia. at his home on the Richmond
Turnpike. near this city. Eighteen in
suTance men were present. among the
guests being Mr. r. b. Pegram. Of Rich
mond.
The civil docket OF the Hastings Court
was called here this morning. and o
number Of suits were up for trial
Mr.. and Mrs Luther n. white or
Raleigh y. c., have issued invitations
TO the marriage Of their daughter Miss
Bessie Hines. TO MI Charles A. Bass OF
this city. The wedding will take place
October S0th at the home OF the brides
parents. in Raleigh.
Reports from adjacent counties indi-
cate serious injuries TO the peanut crop.
especially to the crop Of Virginia nuts.
from the heavy rains and warm weather
o. the past week.
Mr.. George W. Sims supe-fntendsnt Of
the Pine street Baptist Church Sunday
school, OF Richmond. Will deliver an adj
dress before the Baptist Sunday school
association Of Petersburg. at the Second
Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon.
The Key TO Success in Sunday School
Work" VIII be the subject OF the address
The Methodist Sunday School Union AS
ISOLATION. Of Petersburg. and neIghborinc
churches Will also meet tomorrow after
noon at the EDtrick Methodist Church.
when Rev S. j. Davis. pastor Of the
West Street church. will make an ad-
dress
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TOBACCO WAR SETTLED.
American Trust Must Paw
100000 to Ogden's Customers


The final contest in the Ane1o-Arn..-4-
can tobacco war has resulted i'm "a 1fs
,-h't victory for British interests Terms
nave been arranged by which 600 010 ~
ne bonuses which The American Tohacro
rust promised To pay British dealers.
and which they declined 20 pay When
tho Imperial Tobacco Connanv routes
the American concern. are to D.. ,of1
as compensation for breach of conrract
The American Tobacco Trust undertook
70 annex the British market bv hflv-frs
out Tho business ~ OEIens Limited ana
offering % give tobacconists who sirned
contracts with Thorn ali the Ogdens' pro-
its for four years. as wei as an an
nual bonus OF Ea0o00.
The bonus was 10 bo distributed quar-
fcrly, and X was paid Tor two Quarters
Then tho Imperial Tobacco Trust was or
ganized. forced the fighting and houent
Osdens for EL50O.O0 This purchase ,,-aa
SD arranged that the British concern
avoided taking over any of the Ameri-
can concerns Liabilities
odgens went into voluntary liquidation.
and Mr. Duke. the head OF the American
enterprise. took the grounds as ne stated
In am interview four years ago. that the
Osdens had ceased 20 exist SO had tho
PROMISED bonuses Tohacc0nsts an over
the country. singly and IN combination.
began ltigation to recover tho miss
ing fourteen quarterly payments or the
bonus
The courts. sustained by the House or
Lords. held that tho customers ~ 0c-
deus We're not entitled to the fourteen
quarters Of undistributei bonus. bur were
entitled To damages for breach OF con-
tract
According TO the trade journal
Tobacco the utigants have agreed
upon 10000 as tho amount Of damages
which VIII have 10 pc paid hy the Iiquida-
tor Of Decentralization Daily Express.
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pany. $1,000 lumber company.
MISSISSIPPI
'@so-rs S-'.-N ba1Ing company.
tt.'N..-t .rl-Ire Company.
Mrrialan-C Canning cnmpsnv.
.twler-ff.op factory,
NeN A.'art 9fare r...or.
NORTH CAROLINA
Weldon $4,000 brick works.
itisu Point 10000 glass factory
Durham $4,000 lock factory
Elizabeth city Furniture factory
StatosF ilio-Sj".o'o investmcut company
Ny arnesville- $4,000 cotton ,niu
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia Sioopo mining conpan-
SmaliwooG Mineral company.
Chester-Iaurdry.
charieston-sl5oo 90 building and loan
conn any. carhonating company.
orongeburg- $1,000 oil mil
TENNESSEE
Chattanoosa- }f.27o0o0 gas company.
Nashville 5000 lumber company.
VIRGINIA..
Norfolk-lce and coal storage plant:
goo 900 chemical works.
~ uliamst ars 5000 lumber company.
n0y Crcch-f-5. 90 saw mill.
Eastvil,c- $1,000 land company.
Palmyra 10000 slate and cement com
'ony-
WEST VIRGINIA
Browwel $4,000 coal company.
Wcilshurg So SOD amusement COMPANY.
Parkersourg $1,000 on and Gas com
7any si5.ooo manufacturing company
HiSins-Sioooo water company.
w heellng-Sl'oo00 coal company.
fanther-Slene D coal and coke cornuanv.
Charleston $4,000 coal aod timber com
rany
Beuiah-S25.ooo lumber company
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COULD NOT PLAY
AGAINST RAIN
STILL IT WAS NOT A FAILURE
Racing Men Paid Their Win
uiugs-Managemcnt
Congratulated.

Ldi ,iIA, VA. October -t-I.e E.a-
I'El4 a-g ended abruptly to-day II
...- Bern intended o. keep lt yien until
..i7 afternoon. special ra.. program
h'i..Hs t.eu arranged. b5t ns There was
no Improvement ga tao weather condl-
Nn-s tie Gates were closed
u was decided by the nIalaeenen- ga
Fi'" pt tlls weeNs aplo.ut.uert. 20
no'h "a race meeting next mont. tie
oates selected being November lftn. 18th
AMI l5ta
This ~U follow the week of cfarfree.-
to.o n. o.. Aurfre-sboro follows Fays. ts-
Niif, H. g., where a faIr and races Will
take place this week. u g. lnl.rs -0oI th.t
tne races % Fayetteville have Weu nliel:
there being more than rartr-fire horses
now on tAe grounds. Thee at % goo Afur-
ifeesboro. and from there 10 Emporia.
hence the management expect 90 rccoup
themselves for their failure this week
The fair itself cannot be sai4 90 hnvo
been failure. The attendance having
been sufficiently large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
me rain, 70 have resulted in almost sufff-
clent receipts 70 meet expenses.
as y Is, the secrctarl--tre asurar. Can
tam GOODWIN. -egortod thl- af-arr.oo-,
'h't at race men had been rail their
"''i-H-s' and all expenses 90 t.e fair
.aR a.-n met This under tia clrc,irr-
--tit was "a most gratifying result
olT. q. J.. Vincent. president. and Nr A.
p 9tfte and other officers connected
wifl t.- fair were the re~frfrrt. ri NM
inerors congratulations to-day uror tho
n.-nner in which they met am tho bad
weather ~ the week and kept along
with vim and all their energy resulting
ln obtaining good results. under advers,
circumstances.
The mud during tho week was some
t-nr beyond description. and oven to-
L.S-l OH tho streets are stin mire.
The show people and those who held con-
cossions have mostly gone TO Tayette-
vile.
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SERIOUS CHlHGE LAID
TO DOOR Of ITALIANS
Offered Money and Indignities
to a Farmers Wife-Charge
Not Sustained.
80 o ~ - Dlspa..h.1

CHATHAM. VA. October 2o-Marti
Nero and Caro- Justelo. Italian iaborers
on the Southern Railway at Hurt sta
ton. Friday night entered the home OF
Rufus Boaze during his absence. and az
ter Offering his wife, Mrs Iottie Boazo,
money, attempted 20 criminally assault
her Mrs. B0aze ran from the house.
screaming for help. which frightened
away the Italians.
To-day they Were given a hearing be-
fore Justice Hurt. Nero and Justello
and another Italian pleaded not guilty,
and. as there We're no eye witnesses to
the attempted assault. the charge was not
sustained.
Nero and Justeilo were each fined ten
collars and cost Much excitement pre-
&Als in the locality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
MIGRATORY STATESMEN
Men Who Have Represented More Than One State
in the Halls of Congress-

having hold nearly an tho Ter-itori.t ,,t
United States offices in that l..~rito-,,
Al tho end a. hls dsi.satOrlaI term. d..
removed e. West Virginia. where le laf
acquired large business Interests. a.4
atte@ from becemncr. 1891. O. lne enI
oi President Harrson's administration a..
secretary OF War. in 1880 bee was elected
To the United St1trs Senate fr1m We.
virginia and sfii continues 20 Dc ono @
ner Senators
Charles a. Towne was q Representa-
t.'e from The buiuth (alinnJ district in
lho tlity-fourth Congress as "a Republic
cam iie supported Bryan Tor President
.h 1870. and severed his relations with tue
10 publican party In $50 le was au-
POINTED Senator Z" ll the vacancy
caused by thc death ~ Senator Cusluan
N- Davis. as a Democrat. the Governor
being Of that political faith. serving ror
ABOUT two months Removing 20 Ncw
York city, he was elected TO the Fifty
ninth Congress. st.u as Democrat.
from one az the city districts.
jesse Speielt served as "a Replcsort a-
tive from bis native state OF North
Carolina i'm the Twenty-nrst Twenty
second. Twenty-tlird and Twenty-folrtl
Congresses. Removing 90 Hiss ssipri
after serving in the State House OF Rep
natives as Speaker. he was elected
United states Senator. serving from 1s35
10 l,tI when he died.
william Henry Harrison, President o.
the United States f0r one month. was
the Delegate in the sixth Congress from
tAe Northwest Territory. After the pro-
cess ~ carving States out OF 81 was
begun Re was Terri torial Governor ~ In-
diana Later he was a Representative
from Ohio ga the Fourteenth and F'f-
tcenth Congresses afterwards serving as
uited States Senator from 1875 60 ls9s.
William Bl0unt was Delegate % the
Continental Congress in 17s2. 17s3. l7s6 ana
l4s7 In llsO be was appointed Governor
u the territory south OF the OHIO River
by President Washington. He was chair
fnan ~ the convention which framed tho
first state Constitution OF Tenncss-c. in
l7as. and was elected one ~ her FIRST
United States Senators. serving from
1876 until he was lfupcachoJ found guilty
and expelled for having insteated the
Greek and Cherokee Indians 90 aid tae
British in conqueriur the Spanish terri
tory ~ West Florida. July s. l-I. During
the trial he was elected 90 the State
Senate u Tennessee and chosen lis pres
idenL
5ohn Chandler. m uncle OF Senator
Zach Chandler. ~0f Elchiran was one OF
those distinguished ass representing TWO
States in Congress without changing his
residence. lie was a representative from
Massac lusetts Ga the Smith and Tenth
Congresses. AZ which time Maine was "a
part ~ Massachusetts,. After tho adru.s-
sion % Maine as "a state. in 1890 be was
elected United States Senator from the
now state. serving from 1870 % ls-a
john Holiness career was almost exact
iy the same as that Of Mr.. ,Chaudier. lie
as p Representative from Nassachti-
setts ga the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Con
crosses. living ia what was termed tie
Maine district % Massac husetts. in 1s2 f.
when Maine was admitted 20 the Union
as separate state. he was elected one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Formal PRAYER

20 urged him 90 vote az he prayed ana be-
aul tho effronterv o. reply thnt DE asa So. or
course we all know Dee votes just as tao bosses
feI him"
We'll possibly be Is an Fris.onaHan or q
new style presuyt-rla .''-pu.k
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out changing their place OF residence. ~
-'"''h "i tne formation OF ne" states.
40 people ia Tie world arc so migratory
- Anici.cors etceit possibly the Bed'u'n
A3"DHi. ,nAnsc ~ "aDi'"- Is sVint 1iines
drought ABOUT hy "@i4"h lonItA i"i-
1-"eS ~ ''e p4tee IN "Hi-h i'i-l'"i ire
""s Aiat e-s"s'1' a"n ia some cases ID
'-s hoi''' '~" o"'e v"iHs l"e community
ana 'e'Nlne 3D. greater heia not n"---ea-
--l "a bttA'-- p'.ll.'a- Nefd' Dur greater
""..n ls INC Fi-e ISSUE oi almost every
''''' ID i9 nor ne u'eS not
'-'t 0'NS in l-'-ti's very long
~. oNof o. General James Shields as
.,", ',.D 7N.,'S u without PAR
pa, -'-'',.'-'" i'oh' ln being elected
a .'-pf esentatlFe from two states and a
..f 1870 ''.'' ,ti ''''s. is close sec
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az lana 'fiire, became hTevct
1900 49,, a. ~" ~ eA--ah ar. then
"'''N a'at'" Senator from Ilii-
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re -.-.t.r roef med % enter tho Cabinet ~
President r-...--o~a rs Secretary y state
Sam ff..t.-n, f,5 served ir tho r-t-h
teentb CONGRESS f-,,, Tennessee before
Dbl. rosie AWAY -,l,.-~.i,a.i f---, tf. t-r---
er.o-el.-, ana , vo.nr wife 90 1--we hair
a dozen years among Tic Indians ~ Ar
Kansas De then he-arre commander
f.--If-f ~ tfs army ~ Texas I'm rcr
successful way for freedom erorn Nfexico.
n-st President ri the Republic % Texas.
~~a~rf. n~ ha --r~-a
aralr Precedent. and was then elect
el United States Senator f-um Texas.
So irving from 1855 o. 1850 Opposed 20 se-
c.,sion. bee was depoeod from the gov
.--rr.fto ~ Texas Ia IsI ana died t7vo
years later.
William ~ Cv-ir Rad served ae Rep
r.eentafite from Mississippi go tho Tweu-
t.-zerert. Congress before Do removed
CD California ln Is4s From tls latt,-
state r. was Senator from lSH 90 1888
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Vanity. Vanity.

flIrfiiia has tranl-nesV purse.
Ile latest tninE-it crsf a r....
Iirtillas hr0 BE-. tlts maid r.rNe.s.
She blow herseIf OBJ he fr style
Fl.ruI'a wears if every minute.
THIS SoFgeOus parso-wlth netEing n o..
-Plck-
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Legal Notice.
w e. 7 NJ RS .
Principal.

CALL OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT. 1910 BONDS
IL IkREST To CEASE AFTER NO
VENEER I 1906.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-14

packed with witty lines acd amusing
incidents and the music and the
dancing have never been eXcelled on
the American stage. Mr.. earle calls
his play "a merry musical melange, +"
and he says 1t Is presented for the
sole purpose of Introducing music,
beauty and laughter. The production
Is on magnificent scale, the cos
tunes being the richest in fabric and
color, and the scenery and mechanical
effects startling.
The play is in two acts, the first be-
lcg laid in the curio shop of Wash
ington Stubs, and the second in the
Egyptiac ball room of Dr. DObbins'
female seminary. The story concerns
SLdbbs, a broken actor-maSager, who
sets up CuriO store with his theat-
!ical properties, which he sells as gen
cine antiques to the unwary. To this
curiO store comes DR.. Dobbins. q
scientist, who thinks he has discover
ed the elixir of life and who is seek
ing a mummy which he hopes To
reyiyify with his magic elixir. Stubs
has no mummy, but he fixes up Bo-
livar mis- property man and palms him
of on the doctor as real Egyptian
mummy. The doctor is deligntea WIN
his purchase and the next day gives
a test of his elixir and the mummy
before his class of thirty young la
dies. OF course the girls know that
The mummy Is alive but the doctor
doesn't discover the fact until a multi
rdo Of amusing situations have de-
velOped
There are two love stories il the
play. One concerns Flo. the spright-
ly daughter of Dr. Dobbins, and a
fire-eating, kissing Brazilian
Don Romero de Cabanos. The other
Concerns Stubbs and TriXie Ever
green, an actress, who lis just crazy
about Stubs.
The principal musical numbers are
My Gasoline Automobile Flo,
Letters" Sad Experiences, The
Poster Diversity" "oh. Gee, It's Grea'
TO be Crazy" My Egyptian Queen,
"A Congress of Nations in Ragtime.
I'm so Dizzy" Peculiar Julia" and
II Fell in Love With Polly
The Maid and the Mummy at the
Elks' opera house tonight
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-14
THE MAID AND THE
MUMMY TONIGHT
THIS GREAT COMBINATION OF
STAGE STARS ARRIVED TO-
DAY ON SPECIAL TRAIN
FROM Ell PASO.

This evening the biggest and best
of the musical plays, THE Maid and
the Mummy will be the attraction at
Elks' opera house.
This merry musical melange was
seen here last season and so success
ful was the performance that a re-
turn date was at once sought. There
have been a few changes in the COM
pany. but the chorus remains practic-
ally intact. In fact, it is livelier and
prettier than ever, If that were pos
sible.
The Maid and the Mummy" is gen
orally conceded to be the best of the
several musical plays written by
Richard Carle, the popular author
comedian. II is original in plot, is
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-14
ANOTHER CYANIDE PLANT
FOR THE COONEY DISTRICT

Capt and Mrs. George A. Freeman
C CoOney have gone to Pittsburg,
where the captain goes to attend a
meeting of the Enterprise Mining and
Milling company, of which he is gem
eral manager and a large stockholder.
Captain Freeman states that at this
meeting it will be decided whether or
lot the company is to build a cyanide
plant at Cooney and that Immediately
upon its determination, IL favorable,
be will leave for Los Angeles to buy
the plant. Capt. Freeman was SAN
guine of his success in presenting the
matter to the directors of the COM
pany ana in securing their approval
.or the erection of cyanide reduction
plant for treating the ores from the
Enterprise and Perseverance mines
Iat Cooney. Exhaustive tests in cyan
i9ing have been made with the En-
terprise ores with the most gratifying
results and another cyanide plant for
the Mogollons is now almost an assur-
red fact
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-14
LARGE REAL ESTATE DEAL
IN The CHERRY VALLEY

Judson p. Van Houten of Portland,
Ore, has closed deal for the pur-
chase of the Glen Mora ranch. known
as Park ranch. Mora county. consist
ing of 21,432 acres. The deal was
consummated by w G. Hayden. OF
Las Vegas Mr. Van HOuten also pur
chased the Hugh Woods ana Brady
ranches and made lease OF 10000
acres in the Cherry valley OF e. b.
Wheeler, manager of the Butler eS-
tate. This gives MT Van Houten
about 100000 acres IL the Cherry val
ley, and he will convert it into a
great cattle ranch This is one OF
the largest transfer in valuable real
estate which has taken place IL this
portion OF the territory for long
time