The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-11-27
licenses Granted to Many New
Pharmacists.
New Lodge OF Odd Felows-Supreme
Court Opinion Reversed-News
and Observer to Give House Warm
ing i'm its new Building@ontract
for the n. C. Building at jamestown
Bureau,
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. ~.

the GTdQQ LOUSc VI ooo
returned from Wake Forest where he
went in relation to the establishment
of a lodge. He says One will be there
and Q number of it's members will be
students. who manifest much interest
in the matter.
State Veterinarian TAFT Butler has
returned from Jacksonville where he
attended the meeting or Southern COM
missioners of agriculture. Before that
he was at Baton Rouge, where there
was a large meeting, at which he spoke.
Tomorrow William A. Graham II
State Chemist Kilgore return from
Jacksonville. They enu TIE other COM
missioners and delegates went TO
Tampa on special cars as the guests
of the Jacksonville people.
A commission was issued today 10
DIR. r. DuvaI Jones Of NeWbern as
first lieutenant and assistant surgeon
of the naval brigade.
A commission was fzsued the Beau
fort & Hyde Printing and Publishing
COMPANY at Bellhaven, capital stock
$4,000 George Bible and others stock
holders. Another charter is to the
Stanley Chair Company, Of Chatham
county, to manufacture chairs. Capital
stock $25, 900, w. B. league and others
stockholders.
The supreme. court has reversed the
ruling of the Fusion court, in the case
of the commissioners against Loan n
Trust Company, the decision being that
the Fusion decision in Debnam against
Chitty was wrong. The Fusion de-
cisiOn was a most remarkable one, n
as a lawyer remarked today, was the
high-water mark of Fusion legal de-
cision. The Fusion court held that in
a. a S where bonds were authorized to
me issued and the Journal showed that
"a members had voted for the bill and
that after the word mays" there were
no figures, was a fatal omission n
did not follow section IA, article 2 OF
the constitution. Justice Clark then or
that court protested against such a de-
cision. The present decision in he
case of commissioners against Loan
and Trust Companies makes entirely
valid a number of issues Of bonds.
The state board of pharmacy grants
licenses to the following: Miss Mabe1
Barnhill, w. A. Brane, Jefferson Bruce
L.. c.. Cannon, J. w. Coppedge, A. Y.
Deitz, G.. P. Greyer, d. M. Gurdey, W \.
Hall, G. w. Hill, Reginald Hamlet, L..
M. King, A w. Martin, Edwin NOVEL;,
G. C.. Robinson, w. Tart, H E. Throw
er and ] R. Trotter.
The Industrial club W this city will
maintain it's organization, having de-
cIined the merger into the chamber OF
The News and Obcerver will have a
hOuse-warming when it completes its
new building, which will be n of the
most attractive in the city. The paper
dates back to 1865, when the Raleigh
Sentinel was established, the latter
pape having become a part OF he
News and Observer. This date appears
on the massive stone ever the entrance
to the building. Through large win
dows presses and the dynamos can be
seen in operation in the half-base-
ment. At the house warming there
will be a reception and a number of
short talks by gentlemen connected
with the various papers which have
been merged into the News and OBJ
server. .r "
The Raleigh and Southport railway is
getting quite a large competitive bust
ness from points north and yesterday
one train handled nine cars loaded
with through freight from New York
and other points.
The stockholders of the Raleigh and
Palmiso Sound railway UNANIMOUSLY &C
copied the merger proposition. Presi-
dent Raines says the road from
Raleigh to Wilson will be put in opera
ton early in the spring.
Today the officials of the Norfolk
and Southern railway and of the vari-
Gus other roads which 1t is absorbing
including the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima, Suffolk and Carolina, Raleigh and
Pamlico Sound, etc, were here to ar
range all the details of the merger. II
is said that this system will build a
number of branch lines in order tC
cover more of eastern North Carolina
The weather man looks for colde
weather. He was deceived this week
one cold wave which was headed this
way, having failed to show up. The
warm weather is having the effect OF
bringing out several flowers which il
ordinary years bloom unfy in thu
spring, at least two being April bloom.
erS.
"OIA 10 dCAifSiS III pioSiSSS oh In
new dormitOry at the Roman Catholic
aorphanage and the walls are sever
feet above ground. All the brick from
the dormitory burned last Decembel
will be used in the new one.
It was learned today that contracts
for building the North Carolina build
ing at the jamestown exposition wa!
let. OF course the contractor will b.
required to give complete bond that tn
building will be finished in ample time
and will be according to plans an
specifications. The sum Of $500 0 onl.
is available for the building and thu
general exhibit, this oeing really
small sum-.