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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
NO TINE TO REST At az

senator William Pinkney whyte.
the veteran statesman Of Maryland.
would no. distinguish the celebration
Of his send birthday In any more eiabr
crate and formal way than by taking
= day off aud attending a family
gathering at his country home nj Rnx.
ton.
Since the adjournment Of congress
this L. the first day that the senator
has taken away from business. Old
men. he thinks. may take q rest. but
he is too young for any weak surrend.
er like that.
As a matter of fact, the old cannot
rest, for once they let 70 their inter
est and experience In the tasks that
have engaged them throughout their
maturity. they begin 10 decline. Work
with the aged is a necessity: only the
young may rest. Youth alone Is the
vacation period, Boston Globe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

circumstance. sast that legislative
espens@s IN practice are mach hssh@r
than ah~s aTe In saa*ssrs. saa that II u
taas uRaeA ~ expm~s New Mexaeo aas~
makers nm - IN example I'm a~gasaa"
siEe ec0ss&ssas aksHe the high ana TwK~
eEead wesaaanTs - fAe United States
fail ~ much more eo~nspisaosaslY aad
= hanarea times greater espeass
To The pahlie sEsasarT New Aexieaa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

sasswsnena sEa Infaasns1 aanszag TIE
powers 10 the earth ssnaas - - oF<a-
anx awAsMRe tAaE distressing saammfrg.
sharh haS k~~a sarwPine awsv the
e~*nsaxa~s mn&eg th~ Has& ~ Eh~ iam'
ts~Tasa tiger sh@ has sho~a ~ ami
ALE aaea ~ Disposition 10 as~ his
eazA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
THE MARKET REPORTS

The following quotations received
from .. j. GRAF 4 GO. Albuquerque.
n. NJ. correspondent for Logan q
Ryan. long distance phone:
Stocks
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

~ 90 MI hSss - ss~ne far~ Tie
H~nEy samasA Srala NJ boss 80 ~
xhAeh as@a assa se~&e ana she Jazn
stahha~ hss~a. ane famaya nh eTex to
state tw sAsar size - attractive
n@ss To 81 ah~se animsaAs me- now
dead sna we esnT s@ll nzseh 81 Their
pedisEe9 soE aaek q sExax9. sse~p1 -
50 thai tbs eame frsxa - ffas =
line a. saer~ is-ioaslsEnle ksrsa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Chicago livestock
Chicago. Aug. i1.-Cattie: Reteipts
2.500. slow and steady.
Reeves. s3.s0 q S6.75: cows and
hetfers. ti.3s Il 35.25; stockers and
feeders. $40 q ss.56: Texans. $s.15
e. sa.ee: calves. s5.25 q $3.50.
Sheep Rses!sss
Sheep: Receipts COCO.
Sheep. 33.:s q Ss.75: lambs. ss.ss
n $500.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

seee q saso: bulls. s. ea =
s:.25: calves. s.ss a ss.00. xest.ra
fed steers. $3.50 ii ps."o: western tsa
cows. s2.oa n stee
Sheer aersspex
Sheep: Receipts Jam: strony.
Muttons. sass u $3.50: lambs
$500 n t7.ee: range vethers. ss.5s
q IS 81: fed ewes. ssos n ss.5a.
81. Louis Wooa.
II. Louis, Aug, l.,-Woos steady
and unchanged.
81. Louis Metal
81. Louis. Aug. iT.-Speiter STEADY.
At s5.ae -.
Nsw YORK Meeaf
New York. Aug. T.-Isad and COO
per steady. unchanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

an eshaeasfg wasnt th~ AesAaanr
ioMrnal's famis ahe AfsaE@&a hotel
dianf hnFn down the 0sheF night 4
story In thai paper certainly made q
brave effoEt 60 burn u. Recital et the
employees rescue might have inspired
aaassshsr The Brave Fireman" nsd
there been y gsses In the eEUsd- BIT
shy sas that wogd ~hoaaeasa" arfs
FeFosing among the lis In Webster
during nil the ~sxcif~anrhsas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Chicago Produce MsvAss.
Chicago. August i..-cIosins QUO.
tations:
Wheat: Sept. 7o3-s q I-2: Dec.
- i-2 IN IS.
Corn: Sept. EiA d IS: Dec.
% - i.
Oats: Sept. % "a: Dec. :o7s.
Pork: Sept. II: Jan. 1883 10.
Lard: SCI: Oct. SCI -
Ribs: Sept. 100: Oct. S.6- -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Word has been received In Socorro
that a daughter ~as recently born Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mcmillan In Dea.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
tssnsss City Live Stock

FNOs318 ~NSy @NS9 SsVSW
Kansas City. Aug. 17.-Cattle Re-
eeipts 1900: slow and steady.
Native steers. $500 q 500: south.
ern steers. s257 q $3.50: southern
cows. SEQ q s3.?5: native COWS AMI
heifers, 500 q $500: stncers and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

This week We are in receipt Of sew.
eral hog obituaries. whics, We. are sor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
SORRY. TORLOsE HER.
Veterans Adopt Resolutions OF
Miss Thofripson' s Leaving. &,


AZ meeting OF the.sveterans Of " Lee
Camp Soldiers Home. in Randolph Hail.
called to order BY Veteran Fl. Tate Evans
10 take ii consideration the severance OF
Miss F1oy B. ThompEon's services IS
head nurse OF the hospital. a1or J ttn 3 -.
Nash was called to the chair. and Vet
era n 4 Robert c. h1orrisette was made
secretary. f5l;f5 a. is Il Vi . 4. N5
The chairman stated the object o. the
meeting was to express appreciation OF
the long and nrduous seryices for some
years OF Miss F1oy B. Thompson, and, Z on.
motion, the chair then appointed the
following vetera ns--W NJ it err n 2,
Tate Evans " w. A NJ. Anderson. Samuel
Wilson and D. 81 B. ~ Clark as aEcommittee
4 10 draw up suitable resolutions Of recom-
menda ton respect and regard for Miss
fFloy 3. Thompson ISL
The resolutions are as follows: 4
.,yyhercas. We veterans OF the Lee
Camp Soldiers Home, Richmond. Va
have learned with great regret that Miss
Floy B. Thompson has resigned and sew:
cred her services as head nurse from
our hospital;
"Resolyed. That we recommend the
Knowledge and talents OF Miss Floy 3.
THOMPSON as a trained nurse and phar-
macist to any hosp tai and to any physi-
clan needing such valuable service
Resolved, We have held her in high
respect and regard during her years Of
service in our hospital. and she leaves
us with our best wishes for her future
welfare. isi5
sI .Resolved, 4 That a copy OF these reso-a
buttons be forwarded to Miss Thompsort;.
that the Richmond papers be requested
to publish these resolutions, and that the
Lexington papers kindly copy them. :"
5sg (signed) w. M, Tnllaferro, Fl. Tate
Evans, w. N. Anderson. Samuel Wilson.
d. B. Clark. John L. Nash. chairman.
RIO. A1orrsette, secretary. Z ~ h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
/ DOING 5GooDSsvvyoR.K.
Dr.. Ferneyhough Reports ,eI On on the
Work 81 Inspectionfif1 State.

Dr. Ferneyhough Reports on tl l.ls'
Work 81 inspection in State ate
4 At d meeting OF the board III control .,
held yesterday NJ snit s
when &botf Federal and state cattle 7sn'1l
quarantine authorities were represeaifl at; y
M Dr.8J. e. fForney housh, state We terina.
riaf, Of Virginia demonstrated the fac :,
Sthats$virginin was going nhead 4 IN the me
work, By naming twenty odd inspectors ,,
Awho%are actively at work IN the STATE .n[l 9
now Under has supervision and appoint r1s3
ed BY him. I, ne Y.
@ Those present at the meeting meet ing we're 7
tNIenbors ofsthe board of control l lton !.
@J.ilThon1p ii Brown. u 3. WATKINS .a ill
Hon Harry Smith; Congressman J lt !,
Lamb, who did such good work for virginia " 70
and got the Federal appropria ton ln 2, =
winter; Dr.. Cooper Curtis, Federal IN N:
spectori and j. 6. &Ferneyhongh,$ s''a "a Is 70
Veterinarian Of Virginia. Gs 81
The board decided to send D Fer y 9:
houghsto meeting of the Interstate Lave
Stock Sanitary Boards. which VII pe
held at Springfield, ILL.,, August l6th.3 me !!
meeting at Springfield 1ll. is hfor q the IN
purpose Of having all state veterinary
authorities OF the United States meet
III consultation. Dr. Ferneyhoug hHree g ?.
sented Virginia. last year at meeting
held a Guthrie. Oklahoma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
QUOTES / THE BIBLE
TO JUSTICE JOHN
Mark Hefnell's Familiarity With
the Scripture Gets Him
Off in Court,

"Giye strong drink unto him that is
ready to perish, and wine unto those
that be OF heavy hearts. "-P Proverbs,
xxx, 8.
Mark IIefnell. a white man, unto whom
some person or persons had given strong
drink an great quantiue quoted this
verse of the Scripture to Justice John
,Jeter Crutohfield In Police Court yester-
day morning. With bloodshot eyes and
hands that trembled as he placed them
upon the Book that thousands Of sinners
have reyerently kissed, Hefnell bowed his
head and quoted tho verse In Proverbs,
4 He did not remember the fourth and
fifth verses In the same chapter. Had he
remembered Alright he would have also
said; ut Is not for kings. o Lemuel; 1t
ia not for kings to drink vine; nor for
princes strong drink; lest they drink and
forget the law and pervert the judgment
Of any Of the afflicted" 4 ,sa
Nor. did the man who had looked upon
the wine when 1t was red think to quote
the seventh verse OF the same chapter,
which roads; 'I.et hAm drink end forget
more''
.You are the first man who has made
this appeal to me this year, IN fact,
don't think another sinner eyer uoted
the same verse in the Bible am solng
do II with the warning TO-, You that Y
you appear before me again this year
you Will do time on the rock pile"
Apparently repentant, and WIN
thoughts Of a better life rushing througl.
his mind, the man left the court-ro
II was another instance Of the good tn-
tended by the Police Court JUST -,-34
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
u CfIAs. q r.. BOLL1NG, n
5 AZ Superintendent,
5f4slgxRy1 W. I@Y A&vrY.SiEr, Z. d I'D 5 s8s

* Continuing, Mr.. Dabney said Isl
tit will cost tho city about one hundred
and twenty thousand additional nppro-
$prlatlon to- install at the old pump-fouse
an electric station. to y be n u Sod during
the day for pumping twelve mill go u
Ions OF water; 4 then, by increasing ~ tho
present capacity five inillio gallon pera
day. using tile plant at light to light the
city, which would result In q saving %
the city OF twenty thousand dollars per
year Fl compared with present cost and
reimburse the city in Ny five years tho
amount expended, after which time " g
could light the city for the cost ot opera
ton Under this proposition the city
would be reimbursed for the entire APP
preparation, u namely one hundred and an
twenty thousand i$s dollars, for electric
plant, and one hundred and ninety-fliv' !,
thousand for the VI Water Departme IN
about twelve years. Further, this plan
would provide reserved ater& power 70 r
SRlchmond's future growth. and furnish
the whole OF Richmond will pure waite
at the lowest possible cost: n In vlcWsofss
the foregoing facts, good business jud &
5nent and good financterlng OF the clty,s
interest demands favorable action, and
unless facts to controvert the statements
made land not opinions) arc produc eco
the people can res t assured that the In
8telligence OF their Council and their de-
termination to serve the city to the best
interest will act favorably and promptly
on a proposition so convincing ~ 81 re- re-
suits. RI rho saving to the city from this
enterprise would igo to provide some o.
the needs that arc mot revenue N pre- pro
yducers.' l5}S7f 5s36i' Il 2tsl 3ss M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Selden--Parsons

AT, 70 o'clock this morning at wood
,ontrv n m,shl Ia ao,d sm'nss tho
Parsons. Miss Blanche AuSugtug the
young daughter Of Colonel and Mrs,
parsons Is to become he bride OF hIr.
Eugene Harris Eelden. OF washington,
p, g., formerly OF Richmond, Rev. A..
o. Sykes. p. D.. rector OF ST. Paul'B
Episcopal Church. Newport News, viii
officiate. The bridal couple Will leave
Immediately after tho ceremony for a
short trip. and will be at homo after
Washinuton D. g, ~ 4.. JAZZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
.F0RMER. RICHMOND man .
\. S SERIOUSLY WOUNDED | !. ! |::.[|
Fired Upon by husband, Who e''F'
saw Him in His Home With
His Wife. 8
An Omaha. NOE, special to thel Was,ll-

An Omaha, Mob. special to the Wash
"crazed with Jealousy at finding him
alone in his home with his wife, ga rney
Pearson shot and probably fataIly WoHIu-
cd Walter r. McCulla. at Hastings, Nep ,
last night. MeCullai formerly !lVeq ~
Richmond, Va, but has resla 90 " t1ils'-
tngs for years, q i, TX !, y
.pearson, suspecting Mcculla and MIS-.
Fearson. requested the Rsv, MI, Lem
kaer.s pastor ofFthe First Evangelical
Church, to 20 With h. 81 70 his nome, .e,t.
inn the oai,1nr that he already had sent
for the police, stationing the minister :
one window, Pearson went TO nnosner,
and, peeping through the cur lls, 20
McCulla and Mrs, Pearson alone ~ =
room, /. .. ), =, d. I, 40.
cured shotgun and fired through the
window at McCulla. MoCulla fell 70 me
floor with a charge OF buck shot ~ ms
right side and hds abdomen, pus stas-
uered ia his feet and wal ked two plpcKsi
when he fell unconscious N the Street.
IIe il in a very critical conditlo from
his wound, and the attending surgeons
have little hope OF his recovery s'S. i
ION hearing the report o. Rul. s ~
seeing Mcculla fall, MT, l.emkAsr Ia. 10
the promises whore the Tragedy pcGuIEeu,
and falling to reach the police PIX te!e'
phone, went to bed without hSuty'hs
any ono OF the shooting, -
"Pearson entered his home, where ne
was arrested this morning; He az now
In jall, and declines Ia say Q Worn ~
explanation OF the cause o. re lAooL, ..as;
NIsoth Pearson and MuCulla afe. wen
known In Hastings. and both nave p'sa'e
good regulations there, f. H rs
Tho name Of Mcfulla does not appeAr
IN any recent edition " me islc' ''oN y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
T11r TIMES RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, AUeIlsT 1900

gAfisses auth Collin and sadie Ghat'a Z. Il,
piano 9sJo. Miss Ettiea vcrser' nE.n w. tnshei
Mis- Irene HICKS plane 500 eo Lir ,ls and
Miss Estelle Ridde reading Miss \, Y o NAY
.E'elvey plano solo. Miss H t1ISei tSt,ssss
Miss s cs ,1,a r,,sr 9|.uo' no 'sSi
Grace Douglas and ~ Mh * R|,n,,,o Siorris,
sole Miss Louise selley piano s9 nn n u.s.
Yeanshi hiisor9,as s fes Gl,GltHaa;
TFa cls 'Mfecdous solo
The Il we're presented W The Rs &;
NJ Nfnxe pastor Of n ", ssnfs n, t,o 81
rect fifigefing, rtinct,inllty,, marked pre- 2.
gress and other conimendablte traits ft 81 l
Z ~ ~ Phaha,f II 81. members OF the class
REV. n R Mra AMsxey presented Mrs. Ilsgar,
with d handsome palm. .i.tA taGliN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
TRIED TO END life
BECAUSE DISAPPOINTED.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch

ROSA Blankenship, a young woman liy-
Game oar e. near ending her rlfe with poison
late Monday night, and would probably
have done SO but for the heroic work
The a woman took fourteen bichloride OF
MERCURY tablets and was suffering great
balm when the doctor arrived, Egg and
te e,ts and after a. Iona fight Or, Jones
had y her on the way. to recovery. Her
mouth and throat We're terribly burned
BY the poison, When rec9yered some, she
tie following day. as she wanted to die,
The ATTEMPT at suicide was oyer II love
affair yo,ung nan was ~ ny MAJ tlsT
Of the intended groom I'M eryene cd and thu
Marr!age did not tai e place. NJ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
.BRAXTON FAILS TO 8APPEAR;
BOND sWIlL. BE e RFEITED

3 tIaWrenc Braxton, af~negro who mas
been employed "a bartender for James
Rahen fon First Street, was ar.
rested Sunday bys Officers Clark and
Wiley and charged with selling whiskey
in bottles on the street. Y The Spatro linen
watched from a house across the, street
and saw Braxton sell several bottles OF
.whiskey He was arrested and was
In the Police Court yesterday morning
the negro did not, show up, and Justice
.Crutchfield certified his bond TO the
Hastings Court. IT will be forfeited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
NOTICE TO ZOE TAKERS,

Tho RlchHond Ice Company, mo,
manufacturers OF pMe plate Ice, made
from I've city water. FREQ OF all core,
haste or smell. haWe arranged with MT,
Chas. II, Jennings 10 handle their out-
put unfit further notice. Any ono wish
Ing Nrst-ciass Toe Will confer q favor BY
xsrldng their orders to him, which will
receive prompt attention,
!, RICHMOND ICE CO. Inc, =
N ~ y. [Anderkins President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
;WOMAN'sS MONEY STOLEN.
Young Man from Danville
ss CHARGED With the Theft. ~

-IIra &Irbyi9o OF IRWIN a young white mann
whose original home. he says. is in South.
Bos ton, but swhoaof late has been living
IN 5Dnnvile, was.in Police Court :, Sestsr,.
Of ssiis5 from Lula Penn. FIJI s case was
continued until Thursday and no evidence
was heard q He Will be represented by Mt.
Harry NJ 3SmlthJr ane Mr. Gilbert Is Is
terests. IL b. is lf.i ifs5 5j 1,
Patrolman Clark, arrested the man, who
had been drinking heavily and who dlds
not appear to kro " what he had done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
DIR. TAYLOR to Supply.

Rev pr. Jalnea u. Taylor VIII supply
for Emmanuel Eaptist Church this month
while tho pastor, Roy. a. w. Stone, IL on
his vacation. Tho uaual services will fe
held, With prearilipH morning and night
on Sunday. and prayer-inseting WedneA-
dag night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Another Man,

The A. p. Williams recorded in Tho
lr.t y,es. D1sDutch yesterday tn1rnng AZ
being registered at tho Hotel imperial.
New York, as "a. b, Williams and Wife"
was not Mr.. Alfred y, Williams OF the
News Leader. Mr.. Alfred Williams has
not left Richmond recently and has not
been In New York in the last six months,
Evidently there was some mistake IN the
initials II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
The CHARGE Dismissed,

Richard Banks, the negro. laundry
wagon driver. who ran over and killed a
negro child named Ellsworth Manning
some weeks ago. WAS given n preliminary
hearing In Police Court yesterdny morn.
ing and was dismissed, II being shown
from tho testimony that tho death Of the
child was an accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
(. MR.. GAINES WORKIN G..
Has. Found Several Violations OF
I'd & s]s5l GU .ahor Law Here. 'A5 s

The inspector for the state Labor I; 1. De-
spartment, Mr.. E. W. Gaines has already
started upon his duties. and has found q
several violations of the laborgllnw /, IN
this city.1t was noticed. however, that TAT
most OF the, violations, II not all, were
due to ignorance and not to a desire 70 20
tteva f,e5 the IlawS.TIn All Instances the pro y
nrlet tors Of the 4 establishments n;8which.
the yiolat Ions we're discovered announced
not only intentions but their perfect .
willingness to conform to the law IN every,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
-T-- 80 7TT07 1IFIs ..T.-.I0aV f-IT -
Rev Mr. elton Here.

s5: Rev. Sparks w. Melton. Of 4; tlgusta.
Ca. is on a visitito Virginia Mrs, Melton
has been for some weeks at the home
OF her father. Rev.. Or. James Mel son.
near Midlothian. Rev. M Melton left
yesterday afternoon for a. visit to his old
home In Fluvanna. and goes 70 New
York the latter partao this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Arcanurnites at lakewood.

have been Invited by p the mana cement
Of lakewood to accept the privileges of
the resort on August lot h, and to enjoy
ali the entertainment Of lakewood at the
EXPENSE NJ Of theRss management The
members OF the various lodges in the
city have accepted the Invitation, and
1t lis expected that a large !. Gro va 3. or
them will attend and heartily a enjoy
themselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

4 Installation Of s,ich d plant al the old
puti1p-ho,ise would still leave our city In
reserve, COO shnrse.pnw BY water at the
new p,ttnp works, which, hereafter when
demands occtir, cotild BE most adVai1-
tageously used would therefore, sub
init the following summary OF conclt1-
sors: 3 M II Is ~ ts 4 s.. ii e MI
s8 Use Of property valued at Il &26o, 900.
III Use OF property for both municipal light.
1.-THE twettyifotira hours operating d
plant for municipal tses, including the
Increase OF our present pumping capacity
~ 0o0 900 gallons per day, and capable Sof
supplying this quantity by either water
or steam pumps. Nj, N sSi8 M "a w Sis
,rhe maintaining Of d, separate and dis.
gainct pumping station entirely lnde-
pendent Of the other and thereby guard
Ing the city against danger OF water
famine and serious ot1flagratlon.
81 BY having " plan at the old pump
house capable OF being operated either
by water or steam power, would save
the outlay ut a III early day OF erecting
la steam plant to- be used as a reserve or
.safeguhrd which Is estimated to cost
$4,000 Il, v ;.- VI At IA a ,s IL
4I have several times called attention Ito
tho necessity OF having the steam re.
serve jby ol11incndlng same, i would adj
MISC that the recent estimate I submitted
sof the cost Of pumping plant and mains
Mt tho "a ne WI put1ip.hou 163, 224. 02sSns
only for trciconstructlono OF a water pc II
plant 1fStho5 Installation Of q steam,
.Tower plant we're added to \ this. VIZ:
$4,000 1t would make tho total cost
sos, 24a. o.. wou ld. therefore. say, that
taking everything into considcrnt lon. the
erection OF cue il an elect trio no yer plant
at tlc#old pump works nppe Isl to me rs.
being proper and along the general line
or economy, md for I he best interest 81
the city. % u VII % al NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
They Paid Up.

All. or nearly all OF the belated
liquor dealers and also those who handle
peleomargarne, rushed to & collectors
Lowry's ONCE yesterday TO pay the ,e
license due Uncle Sam. y cry, lew, n y
any will have to pay the penaalty'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Mrs, Liggan's School Closes.

The cioMnK ezarcises ~ Mrs, o. T.. Iig-
Efag,a music elass wers held q 10y even IN
Home. and Wefs attended by d large and
hppreelatiys audiences This following
hpleni.d tfoxIa.n,re wos rendered WHICH
tpsak* fNT ilEstf; VIZ AZ ~ $
-Glase n.afel. Mlss Grace Iouglasi duct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Drove Over the Vines.

John Royal, a colored man, was before
Squire Thomas yesterday to answer a
charge OF driving over some cucumber
and pumpkin vines Of the Cornell farm at
Franklin. The prisoner asked for. a post
'ponement OF the case to secure counsel
and the hearing was continued until Au-
gust Sth,
Later the warrant was withdrawn, after
cyclone" Salnuels had seen Mr.. T.. L.
Cornell. the complainant. and arranged a
compromise with him and ROYAL.