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The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

The English house of commons is talking of recognizing the house of lords along the lines of our own senate. We fail to see how this parallel can be carried out ti1lthe English nation organ izes a few trusts to buy seats for the peers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
Tn the Probate Court
OF THE COUNTY OF YUMA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA Tn the matter of the Estate of
 Abe Frank, Deceased.

1ERl6l 1Oh4 UT Al6lLON \ Tn the matter of the Estate of
 Abe Frank, Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that TOmasa Frank, administratrix of the estate of Abe Frank, deceased, has filed in this court her petition praying that all the real estate mentioned in the inventory and appraisement of the said estate be set apart for the exclu sive use and benefl ''of her." the wid- ow, of the said deceased, and that the same will be heard on Saturday, the 2Oth day of July, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in the Town of Yuma, County of Yuma, Ter ritory of Arizona, and all persons in- terested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated at Yuma, Arizona, July 9th, 1907. July 10 t2 [SealJ Joseph H. Godfrey,
 Clerk of the Probate Court.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

A Detroit minister says he is certain that the devil rides in an automobile. And Carrie Nation says that ne pilots schooners over the bar. From all accounts he must be sporty old party.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
meet at 10 a. m. July 9, 1907. H. H. Donkersley,
 Chairman. J. M. Polhamus,
 Clerk.

Office of the Board of Supervis
 ors of Yuma County, A. T.
 Yuma, Arizona, July 9, 1907.
 Board met at 10 a. m. pursu- ant to adjournment, all members, district attorney and clerk pres ent.
 Minutes of July 8, 1907, were read and approved.
 On motion, duly seconded and carried, board adjourned as board of supervisors and con- vened as a board of equalization. Board proceeded to examine ori- ginal assessment roll and assess ment lists for the year 1907, and are of the opinlon that the fol lowing changes should be made and property listed, to-wit; John Dt1ggan and Geo Ffshbaugh raised
 elI of nw14 sec 26 tp g s 24......-..... so co Figueroa, D raised imps lot blk l9..... 200 co Figaeroa, G lowered n1S of lot s blk li9.. 100 co Figueroa, B listed imps poss rights-..., 50 co Fuquay. " '' '' p co Franklin, H {" '' '' 50 co
 On motion board took a recess until ? D. m. Board met at ? P. m.
 Gro thaus L raised lot blk l65......-s 50 % Gomez, Francisco raised lots 11-12 blk z. 20 co Galloway, A lowered pt neH of ne14 sec
 30 tp 8 S 8 w-l0 acres ................ 50 co Groover. H L listed imp poss rights D co Hess. l. S raised lot blk 146 6...<.. 12o % Hatch. R 97......... 50 co Dunne WI. S7....... IC0 % DeMund A l. 6 aS.......... 1C0 % Harris. Cora 10 9S....... 3 co Horan, " listed h and k f...-......... 50 % Hecla Con NJ Co.,, listed one wellboring
 outtit ..:-.!.................... 2oO co Hayden E listed imp poss rights....... 9 70 Hecl1man. listed 8 W horses Sl20, wacon S25. harness s ................. 150 % Hackett, listed h and k kf.............. p % Harding w listed and f S25, fire
 arms BIO ........ B co Imperial, A listed so head of cattle-... $50 co Hemphill, T personal property strick-
 en ....................... 34a % Jordon Archie raised pt sw4 of se4 sec g. tp SS B w-25 acres; sh of ne4 sec tp D S r 24 w-S0 acres. ........... 18O co imps on pt sw14 of se4 sec g tp ssr | 8 w1425 acres. l0o oo Jaggers, J listed imps poss rights. 50 co Jacobs :, Roy, 70 OO
 On motion, duly seconded and carried, the assessor is hereby ordered to place upon the assess ment roll all the above property listed.
 On motion board adjourned to meet at 10 a. m. July 10, 1907.
 H. H. DonkerSley,
 Chairman.
 J. M. Polhamus, Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

''If there is one time more than another" ," says an expert enced married man, ''wben a woman should be left alone, it is when a line of clothes comes down in the mud"
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

Col. Bryan says he is not go- ing to hatch any more new eam- paign ideas till he can be sure of securing a copyright that will keep the republican party from appropriating them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

A market journal notes great activity in the egg packing in dustry. This ought to be a timely warning to restaurant patrons to take theirs poacbed instead of scrambled next winter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
J. M. PolhamuS,
 Clerk.

Office of the Board of Supervis-
 ors of Yuma County, Arizona. Yuma, Arizona, July 10, 1907.
 Board met at 10 a. m. pursu- ant to adjournment, all members, district attorney and clerk pres ent.
 Minutes of July g, 1907, were read and approved.
 On motion, duly seconded and carried, Geo. Michelsen, treas urer of Yuma county, is hereby granted leave of absence from the territory at such times dur ing the present quarter as he may desire, such absence not to exceed sixty days in all, begin hing July 10, 1907.
 o. P. Bondesson, president of the Yuma County Water Users Association, appeared before the board and informed the board that James R. Garfield, secreta- Fy of the interior, IS to be here on the evening of August 10th, 1907, to inspect the Laguna pro- iect and requested the board to appoint a committee to help en- certain Secretary Garfield on be- half of the board of supervisors of Yuma county.
 On motion by Donkersley, duly seconded by Shanssey and car ried, Supervisor \. H. Kent Is hereby appointed as committed to help entertain James R. Gar. field on behalf of the board oi supervisors.
 The following applications and recommendations were received and filed with the clerk for the appointment of county superin tendent of health, to-wit:
 Applications of J. A. Fletcher side, M. D., Thos. J. Pugh, MD, and H. Vance Clymer, M. D.
 H. Vance Clymer was recon mended by the Yuma county re publican central committee anc Thomas J. Pugh was recommend ed by the Yuma county demo cratic central committee. H Vance Clymer was nominated by Supervisor Donkersley and J A. Ketcherside was nominated by Supervisor Shanssey and sec onded by Supervisor Kent. Rol was called and the following vote was had:
 Supervisors Shanssey anC Kent voted for J. A. Ketchersid, and Supervisor Donkersley vot ed for H. Vance Clymer. pr Ketcherside receiving a majority of the votes cast, he is hereby declared elected to the office o county superintendent of healtl
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
OFFICIAL. MINUTES
fContinued from Page OneI

Gus Livingston, clock ser vices 2nd or, 1907 -. 3 % Sheriff's fees, claimed, S963. 10; allowed .. 92O 40 J L Redondo, justice fees 2nd or, 1907, claimed S279.25 allowed ..... 274 45 On motion board took recess until } p. m. Board met at } p. m.
 The quarterly reports ofschooi superintendent, jailer, justice of the peace and coroner of Yuma precinct, and justice of Harris burg precinct, were checked, found correct and ordered filed. On motion board adjourned to meet at 10 a. m. July 6, 1907.
 H. H. Donkersley,
 Chairman. J. NJ. PolhamuS,
 Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
J. NJ. Polhamus,
 Clerk.

Office of the Board of Supervis- ors of Yuma County, A. T.
 Yuma, Arizona, July 6, 1907. Board met at 10a. m. pursuant to adjournment, all members district attorney and clerk pres ent.
 Minutes of July 5, 1907, were read and approved.
 The following accounts were audited, allowed and warrants ordered drawn:
 West Pub. O., Session
 laws for dist attorney ..$ 6 % J NJ Polhamus, interpr.. 5 % Assessors quarterly report was examined and ordered filed. On motion, duly seconded and carried, board adjourned as a board of supervisors and con- vened as a board of equalization. Board proceeded to examine ori- ginal assessment roll and assess ment lists for the year 1907, and are of the opinion that the fol- lowing changes should be made and property listed, towit-
 A.
 Armenia, Conception raised on lots and and ne1l of sec g, tp s, r 22- w-143 acres. .................S .Sl43 co Arriola, Thomas, listed saddle horse, s25; buggy. BIO. lO.......................... B co Boudessen, o P, listed milch cows,.... 75 co On motion board took recess until 2 p. m. Board met at ? p. m.
 Avanentc, P Essed n and K furniture s25 fire zrrss Si0. B oC svgla M 4 r. and k furniture ... l5 co Archibald, c H h and k furniture. e....... 15 G Beeler John II listed saddle horse S25 buggy SlO mech tools S25.-............ @ oC Brinley John listed saddle mule $25 buggy s. ........... 30 e Brazie. w A listed h and k furniture @ OC Br5ce. TIE . 15 OC Branch. CD .. 15 0( Berdugo, AL .. .. 25 O( Bergman. u 9 e Boyle, Wm listed 2 W horses $50, wagon sle, imp poss rights $25 ................ S5 0( Barkley. J G (" ................ p Oi On motion board adjourned tC meet at DO a. m., July 8, 1907.
 H. H. DonkerSley,
 Chairman. J. NJ. POlhamuS,
 Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
Buy your Heat
 Here Regularly

It will mean saving to you of cash trouble and waiting for goods you want in hurry; we deliver promptly. It will pay you to study our prices; the best way to study them is to come in and compare our prices with what you will pay at the other butcher shops.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
Baldwin Hangs.

OlIA
 William Baldwin, the negro who murdered Mrs. Harvey Morris and daughter at Roosevelt on January g, was hanged at Sol0mOnville last Friday morning at S:45 o'clock, the murdered wOman's daughter and niece being wit nesses of the execution.
 Baldwin died in the Catholic faith, paving been baptized by Father j. Canet, who stayed with him on the gallows. If any confession was made by the man it was under the seal of the church to the priest; to others he pro- tested his innocence to the last.
 He left a letter to Groce, under sent ence of death in Tucson, saying that he died happy in the Catholic faith and reeofr ending that religion to his friends. From the scaffOld Baldwin made no statement except to wave his hand at the 200 men present and to say, "Well. goodbye, all."
 LAU dllElt'SO SuLIC oPOO where freight car flew the track and blocked the Second street crossing for an hour Tuesday morning, an oil car broke down "Wednesday evening just after Nc. 4 had left Yuma and six cars were derailed. The right wheel went from under the big steel ear when the axle broke and the cars vast tonnage went sidewise OF the track, causing the rails to spread. It was the second car from the engine, but the engine kept the track. It required only an hour to clear the main track s5 the accident occurred on siding. The freight wrecked was from California and had just pulled into the yards.
 In this issue of the Sentinel appears an advertisement of the Gosnell house, Ventura, Cal. Mrs. A. l.. Roberts; manager. Mrs. Roberts was a resident of Yuma for some time and Is the owner of 16O acres of land in the upper Colorado valley. It is a pleasure to Yuma people when on the coast to meet former res idents of this city, and we can recommend Mrs. Roberts house to all who visit Ventura.
 Supervisor A. II. Kent had a fine brood mare to die Sunday night. He had imported the animal from Illinois and valued her at $400. She was the largest mare in the county.
 Hon. "Jim" Griggs says that the democratic presidential nom ination will go to Bryan Eff he wants it." Can anyone conjure up picture of Col. William Jen- ninqS in the attitude of refusing
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
We want Your trade

and we're going to get it if the best meats. the best service and lowest prices in town will interest you. This is market where your dollar buys good one hundred cents worth and you still have little change coming.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17

Armenia, Conception raised on lots
 and and neA of sec 29, tp 8, S r %
 w-l43 acreS..........-. ..........---.-.. .Nl30 VU Arriola, Thomas, listed saddle horse,
 S25; buggy. BIO. ............. 8 co
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-07-17
Boudessen, O P. listed milch cows,.... 75 co
 On motion board took a recess until ? p. m. Board met at ? p.

On motion board adjourned to meet at DO a. m., July 8, 1907. H. H. Donkersley,
 Choirnoon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

lcan Beauty roses ana spring flowers.
looked eXublrart.y lovely
Last saturday the Grand Camp az
fv Confederate girls ~ th.s generation
should uoc Dee officially abolished. "
and tle wisdom ~ thei- action was
wen demonstrated TODAY ty rle ap-
Iiaus- which zen 90 the .ot ~ the fair
ones.
livery carriage which came freisht-
60 Win tnesc sweet patriots so- Its
mecd ~ vociterous applause which
was gratefully acknowledge
Bran Cordially Greeted.
Il would be difficult o. say which -
The day celebrities got th- most app
piause. Richmond had ONE unexrect-
ed stranger with her who certainly
cannot say THAI DE was neglected
This welcome Euesc was william j e.-
nings Bryan. who rode w.-l his wife
il one ot the carriages. which brought
up the rear.
Again and again was the famous
Neb-askan cheered. and once. when
the procession halted for consider
able while. just above t1e Common
wealth Club. scores OF people rushed
up 20 grasp his hand
In "a way this incident resolved 81
self into "a sort OF Bryan reception.
which. however. was IN no sense meant
- q sign tlaE ponies lS or more lfl-
portance today than the glories OF war.
General Stith Boiling OF Peters
burg. commander OF the United Viz
glnta Division. rode az the head ~ the
procession with his chief 81 staff. COL
onel John ~. Gordon. and these tVo
old soldiers enjoyed continuous Ova-
uon-an ovation that was almost 2s
long as serpent. for cheers
greeted them along the entire line o.
march
Senator Daniel likewise had most
substantial evidences OF his popular
ity. and 50 did scores Of other more
or less noted acknowledgements In
sooth. there were cheers FOR every
thing and everybody. Not the least
% these came 10 the Blues and the
HOwitzers. whose presence in the pa
rade certainly added a hun6redfold "a
SIS significance. The EoWitzers. ~ che
way. marched with several OF their
wartime members. who also wore the
uniform OF the latter-day organization
and sat on the guns with the young
sters.
Ovation for Immortal COO"
once more the genial Tarheel
Johnny Reb" appeared with the hor-
nets nests at their head, and ones
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08


-S--- ttt} We're cnrrr.l to rne echo
as were also Oh. -bnv-. from th. paf-
--.+t. .-..... ....., .,.. -. s ,-...
t.r
shout after shout Eert uu when q
.s.-
~ "tr --..l-t us '-r
Taf. -ar survivors ~ tna "Irrrrnrr. B..
Six Hundred rrr-. .rr t,.--I.. --
h.-- - f-...- .....a tr t.-.t.-.r
....- +. .t. s
'Ft---N' Gays -nlrr t.r- ~ .lf
batteries ar t'r-rl .stnr -. Nry-fIEe DAYS
on rotten corn meal cats 4u4 pickle "
This f-..r ht- -.r.r.-t-. t.r. nI.st.-f.,
-.-.-.f ,..s ........r - XIII. .--..-,. f.-
t-- t.-t-t-'l l.t.r. ---o r-. ~ tNNt SO,
et- lNr aF.l---" ...1 "tit.r-
several negro cN-toute-f era Pes.
wearing the same gray as their Cal-
.-a-tat. erra.r.. .l.a ara adorned with rra
-.... .~...... .s n.-...- r.t.rr.r -r..-
....r
r..- --r /" ----r "a.'-'t- 'Nr %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
GOING TO HUNT
VICE ON CANAL.

WASHINGTON. u. c. June s-Every
possi bic facility viii BE extended by
the Government TO Miss Gertrude
b eks. OK the National civic Fedora
tion. IN her investigator OF red
lights" and other things on the Isth-
mus Of Panama She viii sail tomor-
ro~ FOR Colon. taking with her letters
from Secretary Of War Taft which
VIII give her a semi official statuA Al
though administration officials are
unanimous IN the opinion thar the re-
cent charges OF vice. immortality &nd
graft have been grossly exaggerated
hey are anxious 70 have uncovered
any evils that may exist. tn order that
proper remedies may Be applied.
II - Mss beeks Intention 70 remain
an the lsthmOs six weeks or two
months. and 70 inquire Thoroughly and
az nrsc hand into the moral and sani-
tary conditions
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08


annual reunion ot t-e Confederate
Veterans toak place.
p.~r.rs t- ,-...f ID. SAP. +.. ....I-...-.
1''N 4i--'' "i't
'r.ln-r 4EHrrr- rof. Nr uEecn- riuafn
.-- numbers included ia tnr taruug
ola timers Nh' seventeen years
-r Witnessed .n. -nftiIuE af fne lee
M'Nuuruf constantly compared th-
reunion -l-t tas-rt Nith tnat event.
though. l--- bow tl"y found basis
40 parI-on Do IS difficult to say.
certainly tnc crowd which nas here
N-tn tne Lre NJ Nn-r.rt uaFeiIiug
COOK place. Nas ~" lar4est Richmond
nal seen since fee lltl War. ir not
lle largest which mad ever been with
iN neg gates ll fn that Tune.
The railroads. after Thai AFFAIR was
over. reported flot tnty had hEuled
ABOUT $4,000 or $4,000. ant. AS the
weather vas good. these franzers
remained tor seFe ral days Certain 90
l- roo. th1r Che toHn was utterly Lu-
hundreds and hundreds slept iu the
Capitol square.
Much Greater City Now
.sr-.. .h..- t....-.- +L.. -.... .,,.
,,-,se~a,~e ,-es- ~h.rves ..r.-s,.-
s--
go.
l,..-s us 80 ,....,si..-- IL r,..i -
~uities So $500 ~. -.ss.-,. 49,
ana scores og ~str., ro,,s.s .s-i
s- -,.r- br,,-,S 80. s~,-.- r., b.i,,
meet fusr s,,cb ,o--i0s-n...ss ~ -
,-nior,s ana e-s,- l..~.-i,,,s
The great west End also has sprung
up. as II by magic. though Richmond
F e-s. IN recalling the history % the To-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
CABLE PARTED
AT BOAT SSTERN
RICHMOND. Va. June ..


Considsrabie excitement -as ere
ated on ths river front thfs morning
when four hoats-the Rosecals.
Hampton. John Sylvester and Queen
Anne-run By Norfolk people. ard
carrying about 1000 exrurssonisrs
from this city 20 tne opposition. iefr
the OLD Clyde Line wharf about 3 40
O'Clock
The crowd aboard the boats. On
pleasure bent. were cheering AM n
thaf particularly happy frame % mind
thar usually dominates those expecting
good time
The Ro.edaie I'D or win re bani
playing Dixie" and TIE rro-rfs cheer
ing 90 me echo No thought ~ aan-
ger was entertained and al went -acr-
riiy as a Wedding bell urtl the rig-
nal came for the Queen Anne 20 cast
or The steamers nose pointed up
stream
The cable attached % ne bow rad
been cast loose when. owing % the
rapid currents ~ the river due 20
high water. the cable stifl securing the
stern 90 the boat 90 the wharf IN or
der Oh swing her around snapped.
leaving ere boat 90 the merry % the
high water
The steamer drifted broad-side down
stream and bumped into the Cedar
Works barge. LiEric Wallace 40 tugs
were near az ere time.
After getting away from the barre
TIE queen Anne roatea fully a hrff
mile down stream. but finally pulled
zap at the Chc~apeake and ohio coal
docks
There was naturally some excite
ment on board. but the captain Who
kept his head. av~rted any untoWarI
results After leaving the Chesapcake
and Ohio docks the steamer contlnu 20
GOA thc trip down ;ho river
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
DESPERATE PRISONER
Il KILLED BY POSSE

VAN VERT. OHIO. June 3.-Mar-
win Kuhns S. dead az the local city
prison Of bullet wounds received while
seeking 10 escape from officers.
kuhns stole a horse early yesterday.
a posse pursued. led by sheriff Holt
Kuhns was overt0ken and fatally shot
after be had emptied TWO revOivers
az his pursuers-
Years ago kuhrs was convicted OF
murder. lie escaped from the Column
bus penitentiary and was captured
several months afterwards In Indiana.
where he vas pumped fun OF bullets
after pursuit BY a posse following his
theft Of a horse. He was returned
10 the penitentiary where ne recover
ed, and was pardond two years ago
BY Governor Hsrrick.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

they think the parade was viewed by
twice that number
While the long gray Hnc undoubs-
eddy Rad spectators ard appiauss a
plenty yesterday. the sections OF The
city through which the procession
failed % pass were BY no means de-
populated. indeed. they presented
about the sarne appearance they
wcuid on q sunday
Then. 700. many people were con
stantiy shifting back and form on the
side streets. 80 mat never - ono
ti-ne were even a. many a. hair %
Bichmond's denizens before the eye.
hut assurediy the crowds were large
enough for an practical purposes. and
fhey supplied enough enthusiasm and
chceri1E 90 safe the army - Nerxes-
soon Co Count Dollars.
IN thc course 90 a few days. when
fhe hotels the railroads. and the
street car companies begin counting
their dollars. some definite idea ~
re number 20 Ri-rmcnd's recent
guests may possibly % gaincd. bat
even these figure VIII be- deceptive
"a troy viii not include thousand
who came from nearby points % tarry
only for "a few hours
Although camp Gordon. despite ths
assaults ~ the rain uuon g. ahTlfercd
thousands ard thousands ~ the oid
soldie~~. the boarding houses AFFORDED
an ASYLUM COR vastly more. while
every hotel iD fhn cirV WAS packed
what may oe called thc ebhtide o
the .rurIon ceremnnirs, seq in yes
trriaN afternoon no p t5 o'clock. whcf
fhe Davis No0ument was unveiled
but tfe days pleasures bv no means
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
sLAsHED HER BROTHER
ALMOST INTO Ribbons

MOUNT VERNON. o. June 1-Leon
Pierce la today 90 fhe point % death
from stab wounds received yezferi y
while enteaNorinr 60 protect hts stsfer
Lennra, aged fourteen. The girl rarr-
upon man fishing who made re-
marks which badly frightened her Srs
ran back home and told her brother.
Pierce went fo the scene. and ls ne
was approaCni0E TIRE stranger drew a
long knife from hts pocket ard slnshed
Pierce almost into ribbons before ne
dropped the katie and ran
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
Ovation for ..ImmortaI coo. -

once more the genial Iarheel
Johnny Reb" appeared with the hor-
nets nests at their head, and once
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

70, 900 PEOPLE SAW
THE VEIL DROPPED
Comparisons of Reunion Crowds With
Those That Came TO the Lee
Unyeflinx.

No one, OF course. viii ever know
Just how many persons witnessed the
unwilling Of the Davis Monument yes
terday afternoon. for there are no ac-
curate mathematical methods OF
counting the vast concourse Of people
who assembled around the memorial
when the climax Of the seventeenth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
Locust Dale Academy

offers greater advantages at lower
rates than any other high grade school
For health, comfort. able instruction
and good Influences send your boy here.
Terms. s300. Write for catalog. A WV.
BRIGGS, Principal, LOCUST DALE, VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
FINE PROSPECTS FOR
A BIG STATE FAIR
President Stuart Talks optimisti-
cally Of outlook-Will Open
October 7th-Grounds In
Excellent Shape.

The almost certain prospects OF a
splendid state Tnir are making the
hearts OF many public-spiritod. cio-
zcns Jump for Joy. Among cthers-
Corporation Commissioner Henry g.
stuart IS wearing n happy smile these
DAYS in joyful anticipation OF an event
which he, more than any other indi-
vitual, has made an assured success.
The fair viii be held during the
entire week OF October tn 70 11th. In
elusive. The management. taking
lesson from tho experience % last
yssr. when the arrangements were
admittedly incomplete. have cxed
everything in readiness for the ooca-
sion. and fmpr overnents have been
generally made. which viii meet WITH
! The approval OF visitors 20 the exhibit
I ton.
The grounds have been graded. lev
cled and drained. \ srecplechase
I course "a now being made. 20 cncircle
\ the infeld. This coui VIII Be one
/ OK the best and most attractive IN the
n country.
\ President stuart. the head o. the
Fair Association. spoke OF the enter
prise with glowing enthusiasm thil
morning. He declared that comfort
and convcnienccs have been added 70
the public. which were seriously lack
Ing last ycar-that the exhibition un
dcubtediy would De larger and bette
than last year The agricultural an'
I've stock features viii be pushed q
the front. So as 20 make tho fair az
tractive IN the greatest degree 70 N
1 agricultural interests OF Virginia