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70. SGT, S. Published July Is, 1907.
CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1907.

AN ACT to create section 926-146m, of
the statutes, fixing the salaries of as
SCISSORS in cities of the first class.
THE people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section 1. There is added to the stat
utes new section to read Section
926-146m In all cities of the first class
the salaries Of assessors shall be twelve
hundred dollars per year.
Section 2. All laws, general or special,
in so far as they conflict with the pro-
visions of this act, are repealed
Approved July II. 1907.
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nominees At the top of such column ID
the presidential ballot shall appear Tue
didate) for vice president, (naming sucn
candidate)" and Immediately beneath saaI
appear the party designation. TO the rleAt
of and after the names OF tne ca d VIM,
for president and vice president ana WITHIN
the party column there shall De q squale.
Beneath the party designation snail appe;aa a
the words ELECTORS OF preslaem4t aa niactors
president" Underneath the words electors
of president and vice president ana sep.
arated by lines shall appear the names OF
those persons who are candidates ioa prfe tar
Dental electors. To the right ana aIteI
the name of each candidate for presldenilIll
elector there shall appear a square Will IIa
which may be designated the choice Oh the
voter
II. - No pasting names over
ticket or over any names thereon shall pc
allowed and no name SO pasted s tiaiI "a %
counted except as PROVIDED III seclioH On
of these statutes.
- When any person is nominated Iof
the same ONCE, by more than one party OF
primary his name shall be placed upon pn
the ticket under the designation OF the
party which first nominated him, or IL ne
was nominated by more than one party OF
primary at the same time, he snail, Wltnln
the time fixed by law for ming ceftlnca!tes
of nominations file with the office with
whom his certificate of nomination IS re-
quired to be filed, written election m
dicating the party designation unoer wh t,n
he desires his name to be printed on the
ballot, and it shall be so printed. II ne
shall refuse or neglect to so file such an
election, the officer with whom the Ger
tificate of nomination is required to pc
fled, shall place his name under the desig-
nation of either of the parties by when
he was nominated but under no other
designation whatsoever.
IS. The names of persons nominated by
paper nominations shall be placed IN the
one or more columns deslgnated
independent provided that the
name of the same individual shall not be
placed on the ticket under the head OF
independent nominations II MS
name already appears under party desig-
nation.
IA. On the back and outside Of every
ballot shall be printed the words, "OmcIal
ballot for .'............," followed by
the designation of the polling place for
which the ballot is prepared and the GATE
of the election. the official endorsement and
blank certificates in the following forms:
certify that the within ballot was 1d mart tea
by me for an elector incapable under t n;
law of marking his own ballot, and as oil
rected by him.
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Inspector of Election.
I certify that the within ballot was
marked by me for a blind elector at his
request, and as directed by him.
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Athletic events will be started at II
o'clock. 4 few races VII be put In for
girls if there Is a desire for them. N 4
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MUDLARKS AHEAD
At GRAVESEND
Track Is Fct1ock Deep With
\ Mud, and Long Shots Have
Innings.
ONLY TWO FAvoRlTEs WIN
Gene Russell, in Hanover Stakes,
and Beacon Light, in Fourth,
Only Choices to Win.

S . n III . aH Ii ID D..
NEW YORK Juno 14-The track at
Gravescnd to-day was deep in muck,
and the mudders had an inning. Gene
Russell In the Hanover Stakes. and
Beacon Light in the fourth. were tho
only winning favorites. Summarizes:
First receive MISUNDERSTANDING
(lsato 81 first, ziephen (12i to ~ second,
Thermidor o. to p third. Time,
3T:O2 3-5.
< Second race--selling; mile and six
tconrn-Hcr,nanf Is to ~ first, Don
Creole tosto 81 set),nd. ARABIC GEO to y
third. Time. T1:49 ,3-5. n.
Third .race-Hanover Stakes: selling
Ave furlongs-Geno Russell GO to 10Y
FIRST. Blue Heron Geo to ~ second
Hoilisterr G5ts to ~ third. Time
100 2-5.-ts N "a z ~, - .s n. lgt-
4, Fourth race-mile and c. quarter
Beacon Light 70 to s. 1.st,. Dan Buhrt
Il o to- second. Bar Tender GEO to II
third. Time, 2>19 t3-5.
Firth race-sell1,g; about six fur.
Ion gs- they're Or Cato u first. Jacob
lite a. to 20) second, Royal Onyx Il:
to third. Time, 1:l2.
Sixth race-rnfle and a sixteenth
Ellis Dale Is to T. first, 1ncanhee ~ Il
y second, Dr..I5eesS( to y third. Time
1850 3-cS. 90 4. "a 4 81 {5s {ss
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HAS OFF
DAY AT LATONIA

58s CINCINNATI, O.. June 14--Not a
favorite won at Latonia today. four
outsiders and two second choices. win
ming The six events. The fourth event
resulted IN four horses finishing heads
apart Dele iStrome,ta to /, won.
with Naughty, the favorite. second, and
mar1es: il g Fl So
First race-tour and a half furlongs-
Ben Sand (3oato I flrst), Rexall Is to %
second, Water Cooler GEO to ~ third.
Second race-six furlongs-cygnet
eco to y first. Hyperbole GIG to 81
second. Della Thorpe q to - tllird.
Time. 1905. 5ff
2 Third race-six furlongs-Dr., Lee
Huffman e to u first, little George
g tod second. Demo ditto s. third.
Fourth race six fur1ongs Dele
Strome a to y first. Naughty ia to
100 second, Beatrice 4. a to y third.
Fifth i receive and half turlongsz
Esther Brown a to u first; BIZ Is to u
second >sabado (2Qs.tos.1> third. s1ame
sixth race-ra1 i -sultry g e \. g
60 to 81 third. Time, 1:43. 4 MI !.
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JEFFRIss AGnnEssTo FIGHT. Il
Agrees to Meet squtreG on
Tabor Day for $50 1900, Maybe.

y.abor Day for $4,000, Maybe.
n SAN FRANCISCO. June 14.-ft is
not at ali improbable that Jim Jeffries
will be seen in, tho ring before the end
OF the year. He has practically been
forced out OF retirement by Tex RICK
ard, tho not ed Goldheld promoter, who
has made the little NaYada town ia
nous by pulling Off the Cans and
Nelson light last September,
Il Rickard paid visit to. the training
quarters OF Bill squires. the Austria
Ian fighter, at San Rafael to-day, and
was 80 Impressed with the work OF
the foreigner In preparation for thu,
fight with Tommy Burns that he at
once made the offer to Jeffries to fight
him. Tho condition contingent on the
Antipodean winning his fight with
Burns on July 4th,
| Richard feels sure he Will do, Tor
he says that be is everything his
hackers have claimed him to be, and
he hgures him the best man at this
Ing rom Sharkey. Richard ~as ac-
companled on his visit by Barney Rey-
holds and q party Of men from ,l9ly,
New. Every man was Impressed VIII
squires, and several Of them have Of
fered to back him for thousands IN
his fight with Burns,
Il When Jeffrieg was told OF the offer
he said: well, let tho foreigner show
ards $500 offer will not SO begging
AMI ask Is to be given three months
to get Into condition. iSjH
Richard plans Ito hold the fight ~
Ely on Labor Day. 81 d "A AZ
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Ciub stnnudinr..IL.
brooklyn. Error. Costlx.

CHICAGO, June l4-Henley's poor
support figured in Chicago's four runs
four being batted in.
s ss s$;5s 3 's''"sss
Batteries: Pfeister$ and Killing; Hen
ley and Butter. Time. 1:l7. Umpires,
Carpenter and Johnst ri
@l Mathewson Ensy for PittaburE,
P1rTsEURG. PA, June l4.-New
York made Its first appearance here
to-day. and was beaten in q 12-innning
Z! Score % by in : ! 3. +. p <
New York..i 90 8 90 900 u Q
Batteries: Le!field and Gibson; Ma I
Umpires, Emslie and o'Day.
Philadelphia Won in Thirteenth.
CINCINNATI, June 14.-Philadolph la
defeated Cincinnati In thirteen-in-
ming game to-day, a catch BY Thomas
In the final inning preventing the To-
2:ooo1 90 oooloo-41s :
o1.l1oooooo1o.l-5ds ]
Batteries: Hail, Smith and schlet;
Sparks and Doom. Time, 2;45. UNI
ST LoUis. June. 1.-THE second
game between st, Louis and Boston
was won to-day BY Boston s to 8; 4, !,
s. Louis 20 .....G 9 g qs SS9 d d
Batteries: Beebe ana Noonan: Pfef-
fer and Brown. Time. 2:o5. Umpire
Rigler. Il ~ NJ " ~ Uni ss 9 Is ,s+ys
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Mr.. W!nanHe tCoKAr's Rosadora was
first in the competition for the / best
mare or geldtng over 15uhands, driven
by the owner. Mr.. Vanderbilt's Rust
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I'o-Dny,s Gn,nc.

n!ngs).
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: M u 1,3.77II 1911 NJ
l SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


~ ~'~
/ MEMPHIS, TENN. June l4.--Alen-
phis played rather ragged ball to-day.
and Montgomery had little trouble In
winning. IS ~
Md sssge By 'nn'n5sS; 40 % : e :
Memphis ........ 30 00201o-3 o 4
Batteries: Maxwell and Hauser:
Suggs and Owens Time, 1855. UNI
pire, Rim. 35l S
New Orleans, 3, Birmingham, 2.
NEW ORLEANS. June -Nadeaus's
long drive to centre In the eleventh
scored the winning run for New Or
leans in o-day's game. IS ,;f3I ,i..
Score by innings: r. H. E :
girming 6 : 9 g
q Batteries: Clark and Garvin; Fritz
and stratton. Time. 2:10. Umpire.
thinner. y ti5. rrs
i7s Little Rock, q, Nashville, :.
.s'LlTTLE. ROCK, June l4.-Llttle Rock
t.. day y. In tiiirtesene innings. :.
1,s SSsrf BY szkd 5pns!PT' g e
Nashville .m..0 90 O3 02g00o00-61 IL
Batteries: Eyler and Woods: r. Dug
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!. At. the request Of the Lewis Ginter
Land !. and Improvement Company. which
Improving Ginter Park. we Shall offer
for sale at public auction, Upon tha
promises. on M y H q "a i ~
.. THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1907,
s1Sm ovn at $50 oeloc NJ the
following order p to1Wit:y ana Y 'hs
First--The SIX brick tener1ents at the
southeast corner Of Fifth and Gary
Il Isl. feet inches on the east line OF
Fifth Street by about las feet to IN
alley all The e, Improvements are flrst4
Lewis Ginter before his s' dea II ana
They 7 sS rent, well, being in q good neigh
p DornS9d az and tb 50 to the
sccondly-The large building Nos.
ITO and liz South Fifth Street Known
as as the Madison Flats; containing six
with the usual modern convenience s. 49,
.Ihirdly-The large and very hand.t
some ON. three story and basement brick
dwelling No. 4o5 East Cary Street, con-.
conveniences etc. ~
This was long the home Of Major
Lewis Ginter. who added to It very
such as hardwood finish, hand sor1e
Cycling a Is ono of the handsornest IN
The lot fronts 40 feet on the south.
side Of Cary Street by about 14S feet
to q wide, paved alley. b,
There Is also a, large brick stablet,
with servants rooms shove, on the LOTT
All Of this property is in first-clas4
condition, the neighborrood most ex>5
cellent,fand location SO central that II
always rents readily at good prlces.
AS there Is so Blittle desirable proper.
ty on the market now. this sale should
and OF persons Wishing to mako Invest
mer+s in good real estate.
FERNS: Liberal nd nude ikr c-vn5 AZ
sale. s'H SUTTON q c. iss
rs Auctioneers. &
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AMERICAN HORSES
WIN IN \. ENGLAND |:
Yankee Horses Get Honors il
Closing Dayof international
Show.

4 LONDON, June 1.-THE 1nterna-l
tional Horse Show closed last night
Tho attendance during the week nuns
bcred over 100000 persons, and alto
gether 1t has been asrenar kable sue.
cess, exceeding all expectations. Never
before has any horse show succeeded
in enlisting the interest OF English
people as has this one, a nd the sue
cess is due largely to4the energy and
enthusiasm OF tho American supports
ers and the fine exhibit OF American
animals. The success OF Americans in
the competitions are considered we'll
deserved
S Negotiations already arc on foot for
q similar show in June OF 1908, and
the welcome OF this. years show by
laristocratic London insures that hence
forth the horse show will be one Of
the attractions OF tho London sea-
son. X t4.e4ls
America, captured another chan.p,en-
ship at the show yesterday, Auditor
A. B. Maclay's chestnut gelling. wiz
ming the cup presented by Sir Ice
Knowles for the best light harness
horse, for which there was the keen
est competition
Walter Winanss Barney II. was
warded the second prize In tanden1s
exceeding is hands and not excepting
1872. I.
c. w. Watson. Of Baltimore, took
first prize with Lord Baltimore and
Ny Maryland, and fsMrs. a. Beck OF
Canada, second prize with Lord and
Lady Norfolk, and Alfred G. Wander
bilt third prize with Columbia and
High Boy IN the tandem class for
horses exceeding 1872 hands. ...8
e.. W.. Watson WAS. awarded third
prize with Tennessee and Lord Ions.
dale. while Mr.. Vanderbilt was 5l,eld
IN reserve with Primrose and Rustlina
Silk. yI.Ss's'Ea stJ RE-
| Mr.. Winango, Coker's Rosador wa.
first in the competition for the / best
mare or geldtng over 159hands u driver
by the owner. Mr. Vanderbilts Rust.
ling Silk was third. 80 \
Mr.. Watson took second prize ant
Mr. Vanderbilt was held In reserve fol
the best collection ;sof three harnes,
horses. ..i IS, sis q q
II. the competition for pairs OF a n,
age exceeding u hands, Mr.. Vanderbilt
was first with Sweet Marie and TIL,
Major. and Mr.. Watson second witt
Lord Baltimore and MY Maryland.
Mr.. Winans won two ESQ champion
cups for pairs With Prince Edward
and Caracen. and Coker'ss Rosador an,
|:Proserpine. s'g r
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Crew. Rendy for Work.

Syracuse. and wisconsin. arrived here
yesterday for the sfintercollegiate re-
'gatta son. June 26th.i and SIS al Ten
Eyck here now. Father sJin Is coach
ing the Syracuse oarsmen, his elder
son. Edward HanIon.sis taking charge
OF the. Wisconsin crews; and his young
er. son and nanlesake ls ssrroke Of the
Syracuse eight Syracuse has splen-
did. sfour-oared crew, and wisconsin
has fast eight. Both arrived without
coaching launches. the Syracuse boat
having been stranded in the Eric Canal
and Wisconsin 4 p t having the funds
We're able to rent launches IN Pough-.
keeps!e. ...s.- b. -. !. -
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he home Of Major:
added to It very
,ive improve ments:l
l finish, handsome
the interior OF the
the handsolnest In
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Auction Sales--This Day.
BY N. w. hove & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE

rHAT N u r ANP ), VEIN Ky
y tn i. HERMITAGE ROAD, KNOWN
AS "ROSEWOOD," FOR A long
TIME ocCup1ED by THb LATE
MRS. Ros1NA u. N1OnDECA1.
Acting under the provisions OF tho
dccai. wo Will offer for sale, ~ public
auction. on the premises. on !,
SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1907.
at s 2. NJ, that valuable and attrac-
two property above referred to- con-
ia Se?o acres Of land tokether
and other improvements, Including an
Among Other notable ., features. not not
.the r.. i. & r. Raiiroad, are a beau
tlful and extensive grove OF stately
oaks browning n situation unexcellet
Tor natural beauty: and o lake, KNOW
e es ,oungs Pond" lying n full yieT y
itseir not only . thing Of beauty. pu
can DO utilized for manufacturing pur
poses without impairlng the desirnbtl
ity OF the place. The greater portion
Of this tract Of land Is In wood ant
ness to tho city. can be sold at nm
prices. There are also Indications o
the presence of largo deposits OF gran
lite on the property 4
The neighborhood is OF tho very best
being In close pr oxin,ity to the hand
som e estate Of the late Major Ginter
CANT residences OF Edmund strudwick
Esq. Mrs. Byrd Warwick, Messrs. II
I. Meloney, G. B. Cooke and others; an,
! 1t can be safely said that. taken rs /,
whole. this place has hardly nm equa
around the city of Richmond.
The watcr-power has been latel!
sought by manufacturers for a mill
which can be put below the dam. an
which would not dctract in the leas
from the flno views. A plat OF tn
property can be seen at the office Q
the auctioneers, and will be exhibite
ut the sale, .B
TERMs: ono-fourth cash. and. tn
tor notes, with s' interest aA added, secure
4 by O deed OF trust; or all cash, at tn
option Of the purchaser. Il
/ i8 J.JORDAN LEAFE,
JOHN B. MORDECAI.
i Executors.
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EMPEROR ,vrrL,AM cur RACE.

Nnknrro Wins AulOniObilc Speed COntcNt
In 8 Hours ~ Minutes 10 seconds.
HAMBURG, GERMANY, June IL
'iiam's cup over a. distance OF about
3l-2 miles, was run OF to-day, and was
won by Navarro In hours "a minutea
&c seconds. Hautvnst was second; b
hours 80 minutes 10 seconds, and Michel.
minutes 40 seconds '>t5ys
Tia contest i.ad a marked ginterna-
tional character. While there were no
American contestants. France, Italy.
Belgium. England, Austria and Switzer-
land participated. Ninety.one machines
started s,3ll l5l stt. t!&,9 So
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thu request OF the owner. we 81

At thu request OF the. owner we shall
offer for sale. at public tauc ton, upon
80 = 'T T1Lji5sf' JUNE ls;s 1907,
at 6 O'clock p. M. the above escribed
property. being that very handsome
three story, detached brick dwelling
NO. 922 West Franklin street. contain.
ing about fifteen rooms, broad and
handsome halls ana stnirways. elegant
parlorA mantcls, mirrors chandeliers,
etc.s II 3,.f.-. 5tsE is;5 NJ ss Il
ssThee property has recently been paint
ed and papered and put In thorough
order all through, at 9 very large cost
to the owner, The plumbing Is modern
and Fof tho very best class, ,granolithic
floors In basement splendid furnace. etc
The lot fronts 80 feet on the north
side. Of Franklin Street by $50 feet to
Tho location Of this. property is
among the Best in tho city. IS surround.
ed by an elegant class OF huildin gs, and
Is one5got the abandonment and most
desirable franklin Street dwelling now
on the market. . :, 1..s
Persons wi shing to purchase home
OF, this GLASS would do well to examine
the property and attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale, SUTTON & CO..
~ 80 & "a lfsFf4 5t AuCtiOneerS. q
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Blackstone. 1, Petersburg, o,
sEIBRIE WILL REPORT ss 4 N.
- - II TO SHAFT IN NORFOLK.

nolnced yesterday evening that seabrie has
sent word that he would positiYely join
the team in Norfolk next week. The rea-
son for his not coming to Richmond sooner
Is because he IL In the senior year at,
Gsttyaburg College. \ and the graduate on exc
eretses. which take place to-day. have
kept him there. 9 IA C s 8sF 81 II l.3s
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iDANVILLE WON
SNAPPY GAME
Especial to The Times-Dispatcf.]

tEnoclal to THO Tlmes-Dlspatch.J al
DANVlLLE, VA, June 14.-For ten
ennings Danville and Lynchburg
waged a. battle royal on the diamond
here to-day. and but for @ r9nk error
lasted several innings longer. Ills
error scored the only run made.
The contest was pitchers battle.
Reggy's three errors at shortstop were
not costly, and two Of them were or
hard chances. In the last inning. Bow
en- singled, Ryan sacrificed him to
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Collesinna, q, white Rolls, s.

( Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.1
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June 14.-The
Collegians defeated the White Rolls
team here this afternoon byea score
OF Z to 5. The feature was three
CLANS. Wade and Lee; White Rolls,
Collins and White. The CollegIans is
a fast team, composed OF studen is on
their vacation. Challenges should be
addressed to L. J. Paylor. manager
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second and stole third. With two men
out, Reggy Knocked /, ny to Hooker
IN centre.feld and he dropped AZ.
scoring. Rowon.
oNe was PVT ~. e ne siame n
cause OF Ills protests against d deci.
sion OF Umpire TRULY Earle HOLT,
.nrst. basemnr for, Lynchburg, ~ sick
Mt the l1otel here, and was lInabl 9 to
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,oll. rime. ,2:4s. Umpire,

gan and We'll. Time. ,s:4s. Umpire,
Pfenninger. ....g 5 Do
1 SHREVEPORT, La, juno i4.-Tho poor
support sivon Becker lost to-day's Eamc TO
Atlanta. 5
Score by innings: Il. II. Il.
Atlanta ...,.....iosgs o Oil /
Shreveport 80. % 90 % "a o.-+ II g
13ntt6ries--Spnde and Smith; Becker and
Grafrius. Time. 1885,. Umpires. 1sudder.
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Winchester Victorious.

IopecIaI 70 - ne -11HeB-DIsputcn.1- a
L WINCHESTER, VA, June l4.-The
in the opening game OF the series with
the Atlantic Athletic Club, OF WASH.
ington. Murray was pounded hard,
and Winchester won II to 2. With the
bases full, Curly Brown connected for
Batteries: Winchester - Cantwell.
Baker and Wood ward. Atlantics-
Murray and Baggott.
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NORFOLK TAKES
PITCHERS S. BATTLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, June 14-Tho Crew
OF the Mary Jane took the first game
OF the series from the Truckers to.
day by score Of to !. The game
was a pitchers battle throughout.
Four hits netted the Crew three
runs. and two hits brought the one
for the Truckers: Score:
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Little VlrHiuias Lose.

The Little virginias were defeated
by the Tenth Streets yesterday in an
interesting game by s to a. Both sides
played well until the ninth, when the
Little virglnias went to pieces. The
pitching OF Walter Davis and the hit
ting Of Allen Womble
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Tenth sts. $3.50 2 o oooooi-s /
Batteries: Tenth Streets, Davis and
Womble; Little VirEinias. Holman and
Aaron. Two-base nits-W omble and
Holman. Home run-Davis. Umpire.
Robinson.
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BY Virtue OF deed OF trust from Ell
mer e. Arnett. dated May II, 1905. and
recorded In the clerks office Of the
Circuit GeuFt q chesers d Geqat
having been made in the payment OF
two OF the notes secured thereby. and
being required SO to do by. the holders
Of said notes. will sell at public
auction. in front OF tho ;courthous Of
the Corporation Court in the city Of
Manchester, on
SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1907. Y
ut - O'clock NJ, ~
the said two tracts Of land described
In said deed. as follows:
First. 242.1-4 acres. known as the
Ford Tract" fronting on Ebenezer
Road, about midway between zoar and
Plkingto ton flee, and bounded on
the north by said road and lands OF J.
H. Bailey's estate: on south by the
Goodies tract on the east by 7Rudd and
9th ers. and on the west by Alex SIMS
estate. III z
Second. ATS ia acres, known as the
William Phaup' tract. which Is divid-
ed into two parts by the Gentto Road.
bounded by the lands {; q J, William nsI
estate, T. Bailey. the Ford and the
There are dwellings. outbulldings
orchards. ETC., on each, OF the above
tracts. and while the land lies unusual
~ well and Is really good FARMING land
there-is hardly more than 100 aQces IN
bot TIL tracts that is not In good timber
and wood. 1t Is q splendid opportunity
for any one Wishing to-. make a good
|investment. as practically the entire
property Is In a good. healthy growth
Of pines, that are growing rapidly. anG
from which, l have been told, there
can now DO cut several million feet OF
lumber. M
The property is about l 10 miles
from Payne's Siding. son the Southern
Railway, and the same distance from
|skinquarter, on tho Underwater ane
Western Railroad. .g!5l
| TERMS Cash.
A. N. PETTIGREW, Trustee.
| "a A L. ADAMSON, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

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