The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26
MAKE AN ADDITION
TO STATE HOSPITAL
North Carolina Commission
Awards Contract for Four
\ Story Bnilding.
CASES IN SUPREME COURT
"a Number from the Tenth Dis
trict to Be Heard This Week.
Large Travel OH New Line.

RALEIGH N. c., October 25.--The
State Hospital Commission having In
land under Legislative enactment en-
1argement OF the capacity of the State
hospitals for the insane by e~xpendins
325O,00O per year for the next FOUR
years in session here to-day, AWARDED
the contract for the erection of an
additional four-story building at, the
State Hospital here to accommodate
100 male patients. The contract is
given to N. Underwood, of Durham,
whose bid was 1926.
All MEMBERS "a the board attended
the neutrality-suspicious. A. Webb, OF
Asheville; j.. IL Weddington. of Char
lotte; w. A. Erwin. of Durham; 10. F.
Aydlett, OF Elizabeth city; DR.. j. w.
NeilI, of Hope Mil. No further action
was taken as to the establishment OF
the colonies OF epileptics and others
authorized by the last Legislature.
Goes to Washington.
Governor Glenn came back from
Goldsboro this afternoon. and left on
En evening train for Washington. He
would make no statement as to his
business at. the national capital. 1t Is
presumed to have to do with the rail-
road rate litigation, the hearing in
which will be resumed- there Monday.
in Goldsboro he conferred with eX-
Governor Aycock and counsel for the
State.
Argument on Appeals.
The argument of Ninth District ap-
peals in the Supreme Court was con-
cludcd to-day, and Tenth District cases
will be taken up next Tuesday In the
Following order: State VS.. Cannon,
in re. will OF Beauchamp. Eames VS..
Armstrong, Harrison We. Telegraph Co,
Beck VS.. Railway, Morris S%acaboro-
Mofiitt Co. VS.. Express Co.. Russell w.
Wade, Baldwin will case, Dobler &
Parrish vs. Railroad Co., henderson vs..
Mclean. Logan vs.. Hodges.
Trains are now operating. regularly
between Raleigh and Washington and
Wilson. and the management of the
road-the Norfolk and Southern-re-
ports that the traye and the freight
business are exceeding their most san
gufne expectations.
Mr.. T. K. Bruncr. secretary to the
State Board OF Agriculture. and COM
missioner in charge of the immigration
work OF the Department OF Agriculture.
is reported to be steadily improving
now. He has been desperately Ill, sur
feripg from a disordered liver, with
complications.
Charter Amended.
An amendment to the charter of the
Tidewater Construction Company. Will
mington. filed with the Secretary OF
State. provides for a decrease of the
capital stock from $1,000 to $500. c.
Van Leuven is president q
The new building n loan associa-
tfon. the Peoples Savings and Loan
Association, has elected officers and
perfected organization. the officers be-
ing: President, Hon. r. n. Battle: Sec
rotary. B. w. Ray: Attorney, w. N.
Jones. Already 204 shares OF stock
are subscribed for.
The intercollegiate, the new Y. N.
C. A. publication for the Agriculture!
and Mechanical College here. is u in
its initial number, and makes a most
creditable appearance. The editorial
staff consists Of NJ. L. Eagle, editor-in-
chief: F. H. Brown and w. II. Eaton.
associate editors; J. P. Spoon. local
editor; r. L. Pool, business manager;
G.. O. Saddler and w. S. Mayes. assist
ants; j. A. Arey. exchange editor. IT
Is a most interesting number. and the
publication gives promise OF great USE
fuIness.
a charter has been issued for a new
Masonic lodge at Wentworth, Rocking