The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
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Council Postpores Action on tile the
s Rcqtiisition 81 Bond from e tlr'i5 II
Filtration#C Company 13
WANT FIRMS RATED STANDING.
MIR. Charles II. .BroWdcrs Killcdfina
South Carroll, Details
N Mcagcr. x .85,

VI. & ~ eager. BIZ vi VA
siancestor 'urean W ~
.rhe CITY Council. i, alled rcet,',g.
81 ter OF redulrlng bond from the Roberts y y
4 Manufacturing Company until the rated
standing Of the firm, as given n B = a.
5athe reliability OF the company a KS: &, !,
In bidding for the con tract the K '.ti, Z.
5orts people offered to give n five e Gu 7.
piction 81 TIER te duties and tie stability
81 tho plant they should erect. since
accepting tho contract the company ii ING s.
t,n7a ona naDa e offered to
I give d yearly bond. which shall be re- 4
newed annually until the psrlodI so 4, we w
s,all have heen axreed
to accept thcsrnodilcationo q! ! 10 contrary;
&Sbut TIC meeting Inst night WAS called
either to rcscind that action OF tos gl - Il
county county spending Ills vacation With his.
family but lie wns sumt'1,onned hastily ~
III Would Do All It Gould.
Mr.. Charles Roberts president ! !, /, q =
4 privilege OF the floor. Mr.. Roberts had
tread a written Scomrnu lcntion from MN
That he had tried to secure e bonding
Il company to 80 the company 3 security
"a for iivc years. but that ne K had Slnllen.
owing iact 9, ,a; q, Time
on Tits kind 81 work. q In lleu35of this
the n firln & offered ~ h modified con trrct,
which yearly bond l,, ~ Wh y e.
period 81 tive years shall have Expired q
d I'll. Roberta x epcated the stat ment, In
short g thS c9uneii , addinIf Y
81 could to i've up TO the contract and that
y the city would be at no risk In accept,
ing the contract as modife !. slate g.
q d Ave y ear bond that ~ had been s; us ].
gestcd b. one OF the ti :. ma :,
preparing e. ofle. IKE ,tho'1i
s5s isa al soRnhna aier
$AtN this junctureS Mr. III ndscy offered
ordinance which pro y w t shan ~
6 cept from the company. "A as securlt w. ], e z
Bond penaltY5of SIS, 900. With sore accept =,
4 able security Or sindsHInity company. 70, Ior
Tina whcntthe plant shall be delivered to
n md accented BY tie city, provided how
k ever, that the company shall also . ne-
liver furter bond lke Henaisy o. ~
y the com pany. ms securl ~, for ftlll anu
81 faithful per fornunce OF the contra I. and
~ 3Is 800 annually for five years. uhLii sna
period the bond =, nSn q q act
N Tho Council 81 slenued athc u l tO ~ -
55 on the mot iCn e :, ~ !, NJ,
asked Mr.. AS ~ q
9a5. oW, ana that III has y charter 70 , IN
crease Il to $1,000 on the ~ Soth o. ms
mnntha5 u 81, Is, .is5fS,. 3}} =, o,,rS
.hn,,id IN FORM itself as TO the actua res
1pcnsib!lityol the company must. Ger n
" ,niniy protect the mi erests OF the city. az az
+ they were sworn to DO; and nc 3th " y
such nm Important matter without ii y,
1sccrtainins the 8ra TED stan ltE q y .VS
III rompan ~ !. sis5f5. $aS M
Mr. Roberts replied that he would 4 DO
very ~ glad to refer them to Bradstreet's
pr TO anys other mercant,le,. ;. 5oi
$.SS'S Mr. Toncy arose to express hinise ZIG
I thought that tho city should have some
positive assurance. as . g the company;
and he hoped elat ne Gounen wG tinn had
a NJ. G. G. Cox then moved that the ordt-
nance or Mr.. Lindsey be adopted. Argu-
II Inent on The motion was made at length,
and Mr., Toncy offered a substitute 20
company's rating. He thought It was g
grave mater ana nv put
y and was lost by six ayes to i hree Noes.
4 h Mr.. Jones moved that the Council adj
h journ to Friday night. when 1t is expect.
Robe she
4, certained. This motion was car FRIED 5s5
y 5.s$ G. H. BroWder Killed
& Mr. Charles H. Browder,s OF 1916 I3ain-$
EGrbridge Street, was Killed some time yes
n terday afternoon on ID! railroad near
4: Florence, s.. C.554 No details of the AFFAIR
IL could be gained last might, and It IS M
Il known whether the young man died ac-
f cidentally or was murdered. s&
3 Mr. Brpwder was employed by MIR. Pes
4 ter Donald Of Manchester. as foreman
81 The body VIII be sent home and Is OK
L peeted to acriv o IN Manchester at 1920
3 O. clock this morning, 2si II! Il
's Mr.. Browder WAS a young man and
n married, e He was regarded as fine
Il workman and was vel liked by everyone
s who knew him.. He leaves q father and
The sisters ara Misses Edna, Maud and
Bessie Browder and Mrs. D.. Fl. sharp,
4 nJnd the brother, Mr.. Thomas y. BroWder.l
The funeral viii take place this morn-S
4 Ing.
Lawn Party Tonight.
and aMn Rss.y as M u the heme Mis-
4 Eva Beibher, Eighteenth and Stockton
Streets me afair q for the benefit of q
vi tho West End NStNOulSLAN IluFCHs, - |ut bo
crowd is expected to be present, and q
good time IS e oil g. the fss,
a are we'll known for their su ccess. #
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Mamie II. Blackburn has Just res
y turned from trip To Baltimore, rhlia-
delphia and AtlnntIc City. Miss Black
4 burn Will leave this week for the moun-
g MI, John ~. Moore has returned from
the convention OF the Eagles held y IN
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