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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Brunswick Stew.

editor Of The Tlmcs-Dispatcll:
Sir.-1'his celebrated stew originated In
Brunswick county, from which It takes
Its name-n county most famous in ante,
gastronomlcul predictions. The orlgi-
nutor was either Mr.. llasklns or MI.
Stith. each claiming during y long life the
distinction of having made the iirst STOW,
and dying without n proper adjustment
of the controversy. While llrlde every
where on the hubitable globe It. Is seldom
made properly. II was introduced In
glnia. Only in Brunswick county Is this
stew SO appetizing. 30 piduant IN the
seasoning to be found in all It's pcrfec-
ton. 70 this remark OF the writer made
to a gentleman in the far South he replies
THAT the egot!sm OF n Virginan suggests
perfection In all things there and the slow
pace Of tho State ample time to arrive
at It,"
The recipe is as follows: One OF three
kinls or meat Is uscd-lamb. chicken or
squirrel. If chicken, 1t Is first par-boilcd,!
cut up as IL to fry. the outer SKID re-.
moved; then put OH In hot wnter-a plenty
to cover tia large onion cut fine. alarse
slice of middling meat cut fi,1c, black and
red pepper In abundance and salt After
and hot water added II not enough, corn
cut Off tho cob and tomatoes chopped line
arc added, Will, half pound Of butter:
moro pepper and salt, Before serving
add stale light bread crumbs. NcverSadd
Irish potatoes or butterbenns. or any veg
etable, save corn and tomatoes. Serve
In a turccn. II should be the consls-
soncd It Is considered one OF the finest
of. stews and has a national reputation
e. NJ. G..
From the home OF the Brunswick stew.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

Watches. clocks, pianos. sewing ma
chimes household furniture. and al owner
visible personal property In each or the
cities named are included in values OF
"tanciblc personal property" In making
lin the table, the census of 1900 as to
population is used, as each o. he other
cities named now claim greater rate
Of increase in population than Richmond
claims. and we do not desire to do any
AZ them Injustice This table is taken
from the report of the Auditor OF Public
Accounts for 1905, and It shows that the
nor capital value OF tangible personal
property returned by the citizens OF
Richmond is 3sper cent. greater than the
next highest, Of the (lvt cities named, and
b2 per cent. grca ter than the lowest. y
A critical cxamina ton Of the report OF
the Auditor of Public Accounts warrants
8 the conclusion that citizens Of Richmond
are returning their tangible personal prop
crty for taxation, and that. too, at fair
valuation. Certainly this Is Indicated
in the table, and to verify our conclu-
sions on this point, we present the fol-
lowing table, showing the average as
sessed value In the five cities under review
of watches, clocks, pianos. sewing mn
chimes, horses, mules. ponies and vehi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Dnir1 NJ 10 u u y
Y the People
The Lard Office.

editor Of The Times Dispatch,
b, slr--1c sins Of thc l.st General as,
commission and omission, bit It cannot
he charged to IL nltnOugli n most slreii-
3,ous attempt was made to abolish of
abdge ne o 'ln, OF nsss'cr Of
oven iii the cOnfusioli OF q most lil'frlcu
session, when nonlciltous quGsti,o lI.'s were
CLOSED oyer, or At most ony haii co ,,1
students Of colonial history, especially,
Whose studios have required. that they
should visit this depart tncnt OF our state
government IN order 70 consult the &c, 60
of trcpidution concerning the further life
or this time honored oncc. But good
sense prevailed for tho time being II lie
Office ie a. should continue its useful life.
life o Of th ,sS Office , is settled. Tie writer
would like to testify 10 the usefulness and
i mont Under col. Join ~ Riehardson's
administration. who certainly Is the right
man in tic right place. Some writer II has has
sa there mover vas y n'ch q, N m ,te f, Ihnt
mol Richardson, the Incumbent. was The
particular man to MI this particular
niche. FOR many years tho. writcr... who
had not had coca sion 10 vls,s w n ~,
solctc and useless part or our State GOV
ornn,ei,t. This supposition. however, WIS
dispellcd after spending npout sever,
months in 1t. going to tho Office daily snnd
remaining 'un I'll Its closing hour. So gem
erai was the use or the colonial records
contained IN itm',dc 50 BY visitors from l'e n
Kentucky and West Virginia, VINO were
had to : wait Ills turn to examine the books
he desired BE It known that ~ tiiles
trace back 10 this first source Of tiles
to abolish, the Office on the score OF econ
omy has come to M end, your .corrcspon--
dent, who has used NJ ONCE +, ana o ut
public on tho continuation OF tho office
and The e retention Of Col. John ". Rich
nrdson and his efficient assistant Mr.
Robert G. Kasey, III It. as OF yore, md
MS It will In n few days he removed TO
the new Capitol building, ~ quarters cs-
ncciallv constructed for Tho preserve,
ton Of lis priceless records. to wish It
renewed life and activity -, inr many an S ~
to conre. 'ANTlaOHRl!AN'
Richmond VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Flowers for the Living.

Editor Times Dispatch:
slr,--Tle kindly clerical service that
Judge ", S., Gooch 50 eheerfully per.
formed for the accommodation of u
friend, and the prompt return of the
5Drofrcred compensatory check (Which was
tondered in good faith and so understoo(D
is characteristic OF this splendid Virginia
gentleman, The House OF Gooch" has
over been an honor to Virginia, and those
who know Judge Gooch nreLnwnre that he
would mot slight any official duty to
thus accommodate q friend, but that, be-
ing tho soul Of courtesy and royal good
Fellowship the pleasure Of doing n. good
turn to a fellow-mnn Is to him the richest
& 7 I cannot refrain from paying this heart
8trIbuto l ia tho friend Of my boyhnod days;
whose fcompnn!onsllip was 50 delightful
and whom IneVcr know TO ne Other than
thS model; noble and generous gentle hoy.
from which state he grew into tho like
puenitleman and OF whom his native county
h,nd Ills frionds nrr Justly proud.
" ~ have never thought II right, that our
.f,owers Of affection should be M reserved
for tho casket of our friends;, lots lell
Z bcnf We love them while they I've, ] It
INV be said that this is 'seht lnlent' then
confess 10 hcnE that Kind nf 4 srntl-
mantnilst, for 1t helps mo IN l,le,s lolr-
jney. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
THlSDAY INHISTORY
April 4tl.
e.atNsrse.aRasrz afaspaxspr..

Church Day. Ambrose Sun rises at
$40, sets ut GEO
a57 3, CA transit of the moon over
the planet Mars Observed BY Arls-
totle. b
1894 = Battle OF Rnclawicc Poland, be-
tween the Russians and 1000 Poles.
under kOsciusko, mostly, armed with
Scythes. The battle lasted i've hours
ana ended In the defeat OF tho Rus :.
slams, who left 1000 killed on the
spot. Il n
17ss-- Battle Of Tauncrs and ST. Marie, in
Germany. Tho French, under Jour
dam lost upwards Of 1000 men. aud
fell back to tho Heights OF Yillcngcn.
1914 Bonnparte having received the
opinions Of his Tarslials, nbdicn les
the imperial throne IN favor of his
SON only to be succeeded the next day
nv Il REIMBURSEMENT IN favor OF his
heirs also.
1915 -tlnstilitics between Franco md tho
allied powers ceased. Alexander T.,
In the name OF tho allies. recon-
mcndod Bonnpnrto tn choose u placn
OF retreat for himself and his family
1855 The bronze equestrian statue OF
General Jnckso" unveiled IN the
Place d'Armes. New Orleans,
1ee1-.-VirgInin Convention. by 4 vote of
cIgl1tv-nInc to fortv-Gvc. refused to
submit m ordinance OF secession To-
tho peonlc, III "a
1892 President Arthur vetoed nm anti
Chinese bill, restricting Chinese i'm
migration 10 the Uritnd States for
twenty vcnrs and providing for the
registration Of allF Chi9amcn now
IN tho country. a second ma modi-
fed bill, limiting TIL. rrstrcion to
len years, approved by tho President
NAV 9th r
1eo4--Thn Bland seirniorago bill for the
crention OF "hat"' money. killed IN
tho House nj washington By Repllb-
llcen votes.
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total business IL this year amounting to

total business Iii this year Amounting TO
s2ss,,s555. Al \.
Tho real worth Of a1t institution s,iclt
as this Is, ofiIcpurscTE by measured,
hot III relation 10 It's material prosperity,
but Ii, terms of$its visble 1cnonstrable
results. THE work Mt T'uskcgce was ~
ways emphasized technical and industrial
training at the expense Of isro books
learning. 1t has also aimed to turn out
men and women thoroughly fitted TO 80
abroad among their owl, people and dis
sefninnte the tew knowledge Of life anu
work which Tuskegco has loft With them.
They arc shipped for the little leavei1 that
lis to heaven tho whole lump. a list Of
strong voting colored schools IN tho Soutl1.
directly fatllercd by Tuskcgcc and now
enrolling not less b than 1900 students,
shows how this idea Is practically work
Under the Influence of Tuskegee during
gits lifetime. principal Washington finds
that mono Of his graduates has ever been
convicted Of n crime, that their services
arc in increasing demand nll over the
South and that less than ten per cent
OF them have proved failures In their
chosen vocatons Best Of 5all, Ills esti-
mites mako It appear that every student
who finishes his course, thereby increases
HE earning capacity, on, an average, some
three hundred per cont.
5 This last would furnish, T,skcgcc With
all the letters of credit It needs. TO In
crease a mans power for earning money
is to do him, We should say, the highest
and so,lndest economic service possible.
It Is also, coincidently, to benefit So
ciety to just that degree. One Of the
most striking things about tho Worlds
Work article is its pictures, which bring
into sharp contrast, the shiftless, igno-
rant, improvident, unframed negro of the
old school. and the alert, Intelligent
skilled workman Of the new industrially-
trained sort. The more Tuskegce can de-
velop the latter type both quantitatively
md Qualltatively, to the gradual elimina-
ton Of the former, the moro 1t will
merit the commentator and support Of
thoughtful white people everywhere. g%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Juvenile Criminals.

THE practice OF singing out offenders
OF a tender age from adult Offenders
says q modern writeron this subject "and
subjecting them to different punishment
and reformalory treatment has gained
ground of late years. In the eyes of the
law persons are considered cnpa BILE Of
committing crime when Of the age OF
seven and are punishable Alike other. per-
sons, but in England and Ireland In the
case OF larceny whenever person under
the age Of sixteen is brought before JUS
tees and Is convicted, lie or she may be
committed to the house OF correction for
three calendar months or less; or In the
discretion Of the Justice shall DO fined
three pounds or less; or If n male under
fourteen years shall DO once privately.
whipped with birch rod not more than
twelve strokes, either instead OF or in
addition to such imprisonment
u This idea has rapidly spread over the
tho United States within the past few
years. Not only have we established re-
formntories for Juvenile criminals. But
in many cities there are special courts for
the trial of such cases. The design Is to-
have 4 Judge who will give special atten-
ton to this branch Of tho criminal class
and especially to kept children out of
the courts whore old and hardened Grim
mails are tried, where al sortsot crimes
are described and where the very at
mosphcrc Is demoralizlng.
Those who road tho sickening story in
The I,mesD Dispatch OF yesterday Of young
persons Of both sexes who were arraigned
in the Police Court must have been pro
foundy impressed with the fact that there
is sore need in Richmond Of trying our
youthful criminals outside Of that de-
morallzing atmosphere,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Henrico Finances.

-, q
Editor OF The Times Dlspatch:
81 ontltioG "a r essen iron, lTcnr,co."
referring to the shortage OF Mr.. Todd,
late treasurer of llenrlco, you nsk why
dia not mo antnor'lles discover ~, ~ UNI UNI,
n,,,n a a, ren CO.., ..hec,,,so tho crsla
turc failed to establish an inspection SER
vice. and that without such system It
IS only BY acc'dont that snch irregular
w. - ~ pa,r1 !, cunor,,.,rs ~
trenrico nm Injustice, ,rhey arc not de-
pendent on tho Legislature to furnish
them with an Inspector Nelther Were ll'c
't,.s , ~ 49,
aho,t two vcnrs MO TINT mn oxpcrt nc
countunt be employed to audit the trens-
nrcr's DOCKS once every year peloIe ms
~, ,''r,,,, 49, ,dn,,n,st ,,on ~ tho hats
troa s,,rc, his accounts have been audltAl
twice by McsSrs. Rnudnr and Son, eX-
pert accountants
Nnn' "h's. W. ~" a,,,'. ~ =, ~.
resncct, vet tho Board of Supervisors
have remedied tho evil so fnr MS Hen
rico county Is concerned. una the lesson
w 49, ,u.s,, - - :, ss,,o,.t,,,,, W
w, G.. SAUNDERS,
We oro glad 10 know thu t tho .TIcnrico
,uthorit,os have acted fundamentally az
r,o s,,to ara donted 4he insntctlon svs-
to,, nut /, ,s n,a,n from the report az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

Tho gentleman upon whom shall fall
tho mantle Of Il. c.. Etcanres ns supcrin-
teiidont Of schools for this county. VIII
have no cnsy task III measuring UP to the
stni,-..- tixed BY that official for his
guidance and the efficiency OF tho SER
vice. e He Is an experienced e,cntor, Is
iii love Will the work. and has made Il
record MS county superintendent second to
none in the State. the result being his call
to a wider field OF usefulness nfthnt very
important seryice.-;,alen1 Times Register.
The Times-D Dispatch can testify that Mr..
stearnes has made mn excellent sllpernted-
cnt. li~& LAS rendered the callse of edt-
cation valuable service and will continue
to do so In, his new position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
A Horses Appetite,

WIN you please publish IN your query |,
column: What will increase appetite OF
horses? / have some horses with loss OF
nnnetite. | have used lot of International
Stock Food, and it has not Increased an
petite at all f,1l'nSh Ut. pis ~,
Your horses arc no doubt sl'1er'l's rom
indigestion Extreme care must 10 exer-
cisca in selecting the food and water
Commence With tho food, Its quality
quantity and time Of feedins; examine
your water supply and SEQ 1l'a' y -
r,vcn before feeding; examine mouth .nn'l
tccth carefully, MS they arc very often
,,e cn,,so of this trouble. Should the teeth
be sharp or irregular, have them al
+ tended to. IL any are decayed ''loy must
be removed. Give the following night and
mornings baking soda, powdered ginger,
powdered scntian, equal parts; mix wen
together and give a large tablespoonful
In feed 9gS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Disease in Hogs.

My hogs have been 1hRch VIII .
disease From tho start theS losl th.'r
annc,ite ma In days time got help
less, lust staggcr and fall around ana
nave 4 swelling under the throat. Please
tell me what TO do FOR u. 49,,
ASCUESTANT READER !.
IT is really hard to say what IS the
trouble with your hogs from tho meagre
description given, but would venture lhnt
most likely they have hog cholrea. You
had better consult a veterinary. surgeon
in your locality und bo governed accord
ingly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
WE'D NEspAY, APRIL &, 1906.
IL II not the trtiest pity, Wnen
man has a sore point, not 20 ~, ,ooo'
It, at ail7
Personal Property Assessments.

A. the question was raised wie'llef
.,at Ia tax.paycrs Of Richmond arc
rivnr in their watches FOR taxation We
! "a explained that the commissioner o.
.,o,na II th,s city has Il separate form
for local assessments. ard that IN '''ose
cases watches are included nnoer -"
heat, 81. iewelry. But this question ah '''
~ obscure the real matter now At ISSUE issue
,,cr or not all the visible personal
property. in the cities Of Virginia Is oe'ns
returncd for taxation, and, II So II II u, Is
he,nr assessed at fair valuation. or
,1,,,r rosos Of comparison, we present the
following table, showing the per cap'."
assessment Of personal properly III INC
cities of Lynchburs, Norfolk R'chmonu'
S Roanoke and Stanton for the year l'o''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

NV Dinosaur.

One DAY, whlcsrambllng down the lane
b spied n dinosaur, M n
Recumbent meath q maple-trccs,
A pipe within his paw,
And reading with weary eye
The plays of Bernard Shaw.
And looking Eupihe gnzed at ME
AS closely as could be.
TN It grew PLAN that he had took
a fancy unto me
And then he tossed aside his book:
you'll do for inc" quotf he,
Now /, when choosing dinosaurs.
Prefer to pick them small,
While this was quite a largest one,
Some sixty feet IN all
All right for menagorie,
But largo for my front hnll.
And SO I flung him one long look.
And Missed IN, tones Intense:
You cannot come with me, my lad.
Your brain. it seems. Is dense
And this was true, because I knew r
lie hadn't my sense.
lie was n gentle dinosaur.
And made low salnnm; ~ z
But when tried to slip away
And since, he's,always follawc RIO
Like Mary's weeny lamb.
IIo VIII not yield to argument,
70 menace or advice,
And yet he knows to walk with him X
Is anything but nice.
lie draws such rrOWdS-and yesterday
I got arrested twice.
OH, that some llnosaur disease,
Incurable and fell
Would seize my prehistoric pot
And sound his earthly kneli!--
Just now, much regret to say,
Hes sickeningly we'll.
Gid il IS, Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

when II Your issue OF March "9t,i,
E"t,,d thc cider bill pass the Lcgislat.lrc!'
You answer No Are you not mistaken !
sena,c hill No, 425, with amendments
n,nown al the pure cider bill. patron
Judge MANN. was called UP by me (act-
ING for tic gentleman from Brunswick
and at the. instance Of Rev. Messrs. can
non and Rictardson) ut $50 o'clock = ~.
or March 10Th, passed the House or u
Delegates. ~ 1ANr
Delegate Lane is right. The bill passed
md became n law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Fences and Cattle.

Please state II two parties owning
land. l,ayc a line fence and one OF
the parties fails to put his part, and
the other party puts IN cattle. ard the
cattle gets In the said parties crop, has
he the right to claim damnscs2
SUBSCRIBER.
The owner OF cattle Is not liable for
damage BY his cattle strayIng on to the
land Of others II such land Is not fenced.
unless 1t, be In n county that Inns tic.
no fence" law. See Code of Virginia.
section 20ao. eO,o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
An Endorser's Liability.

4 makes note payable to himself =
cdorses note which Is held by as
collateral, A goes into bankruptcy hve
months after note IS due taking the
hcneflt of the homestead, which he turns
over to c for his benefit. there not pc
Ing enough to pay note; is = Responsible
for the balance? Obidgo
- a SUBSCRIBER.
55 ynass5s 53I.ats1r tGsI4lisIt -s&1 gas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

The figures speak for themselves. The
public may draw their own conclusions,
After all, the assessment system depends
for it's efficiency upon the Industry and
saithfulness of the commissioners Of rev
cnue. and we take occasion 10 say thnt
Richmond has one OF the. best in the
state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
nclsllIp business; arc both parties held

nersliIp business; are both parties held
responsible?
II l purchase q farm ma valuable.
tree. the kasc OF It for six feet up u
just on one side of the division Inc and
above tho SIX feet. the tree makes 4
short bend and the whole Of the res
mainder OF the tree on tho other side Of
the line, whose tree is It?
]. No.
9. The tree belong TO the person In
whose land Il is rooted. X,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

Messrs Ryan and Belmont want 1t un-
derstood that !; i (. Willie Hearst gets the
mount on the donkey for 1908, It will not
Id because iesgot u lcg-up from them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Then Did It.

.liow did you come - ristiss 'ln"'7 ask
ed ne W Nn cnme 70 propose to YOU" feplio
hor vIsi,or. ,laxehly. II rama 'rrrl'Yilo tpenu
he evening, u Houston lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

The Houston Post intimates that Dis
itrict Attorney Jcromes remarkably lenicnt
attitude toward the insurance offenders
may possibly be described as sort OF
paid-up policy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

3 Now that, another distinguished person
OF the name Of Shaw Is figuring In tho
dispatches, tho confusion originated by
Barnard and Leslie cannot escape being
tripiy complicated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
l"Sunsetn Cox's Speeches.

M please advise me In the next issne OF
The Weekly Times Dispatch, where + can
get II copy Of "sunse, Cos's" speeches.
SUBSCRIBER.
Write to your Congressman in Washing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Thanksgiving 1864.

Please answer in Sunday morning.
rapcr what day OF the month Thanks
giving fell on In "ls6s.'s5
a SUBSCRIBER.
Thursday the 24th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

Count WitteI has the consolng reflection,
however, that he has never yet heen e:xs -
posed In any OF the Russian 10-copeck mag
,azineS. bs gssc6 iat. tl#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

When Senator JEFF Davis packs for his
official stay Ii Washington. We imploro
him 10 leave Ills brass lenucks behind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

A1eanwhile,, those French miners are
striking with the real old-fashIoned Penn
sylvania spirit. ss s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

AS: to 7thnt,cloud hanging over the coal
fields far;;ssRted Observers ,t insst that TIA!
they dlst!natlS1 perceive q silver lining.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

The nows that jeff Davis received COM
Portable majority In last week. senatorial
contest Indicates nothing however, except
that Arkansas prefers that kind Of SEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

1t must misunderstood that the phrase
3"cornneld law intends nc, reference 70
cornnelds owned BY the proprietor OF a
still.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Ownership of a Tree.

u If A and Il arc partners and do y
general mercantile business. and one OF
the firm endorses or goes security on 9
bend that does not concern their part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

/. Please publish tho address OF inc
Pullman oar Company in Richmond.
2. And the address Of the s'lpcrintcndcht
~, tho Richmond Electric Car Company.
III. No. 10 North Ninth Street
". lIur is superintendent OF the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

K Strawberries arc looking good Just now.
It costs nothing toElook at them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Whose Fence?

II a rents n farm from r.. n year
at n time for ten years for money rent,
and a In that tine buys wire and builds
fences for pastures, cana remove or
sell wire when he leaves? or is the wire
BIS property?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
The Ashland Line.

Has the owner OF the electric Gar Gar me EI \,
which is being built between N'chmonu
and Ashland, Va, any ONCE " = l.'ol'-
mond e,.,e.r.,,,n,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

4 Has winter at last slipped off the lap Of
spring? 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

( In the absence OF an agreement to
tho contlay. a could not remove Or sell
the wire when he vacated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
William Northrop, care virginia las
senser ana Power Company, Rlchmono

Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04

Yes.