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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-08
4 Splendid Work.

Tho booklet issued by the Elko
Chamber Of Commerce, entitled AN
Agricultural Empire and Its Capital
Elko, City and county is II compre-
hcnsive description OF the many re-
sources ~ the county outside OF its
mineral resources, described in tho
booklet previously issued.
The several agricultural valleys are
taken up and treated separately, pains
being taken to sot forth the various
resources Of each in m interesting way
TINT If sure to attract tho attention Of
the home seeker. In preparing the text, f,
Mr.. Merry has siudIously avoided all
scmblancc ~ rxaggoration. What
no has set down can be easily vor.-
fled. There is nothing oi the bunko
order about tho text. Three thoupnnd
copios ~ this book hive been printed
for general circulation. Copies will hc
placcd where they will 40 tho most good
in attracting the attention oi tho home
seeker to the goldca opportunities
awaiting him IN the empire county OF
tho State of Nevada.
la iis work ao far, tho Chamber OF
Commerce deserves the heprty support
o, every citizen ~ Elko.
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One Carson Rank May Open

Al a meeting " the dcpositors and Of
Company held IN Carson Thursday
night M agreement wGs entered into
whereby no call viii be mndc upon the
Institution iur three montbs. Pa. mcn.s
viii then begin and will be continued ~
follows: Ten per cent three months
from dntc; - yer cent III six months;
20 per cent III ninc months. and the
Balance 10 twelve months 'rom date.
Tie ugrrcm"nt WIS cordially entered
into, the drroalt"rs realizing the Tact
'hni the Institution il ~ safo hands AMI
thnt II would hr calamity II i; were
forced INTO IL rDr.ivcr> hIp. The agree
mcni app!ioe to ia" parent institution
and sll branches The meeting was Pr"
sldsd over by Former G vernon Colr1r e,
wi ,h James +. Shaw seer, iary.
President hickey WIS present and rN
PINNED the condition Ui the bank and
the rrnsous for the embarrassment. II
,I,yrlopcd that the largest loan that had
been madc Was S2U0,UO Ia the hcnnc
Wonder Mining company, and that the
bnnk now held ,3OO.CtN shn,cs Of TINT
COMPANY stock. A. there was some
unCs,tIOn about the wisdom rf that loan
Mr.. Rickcy offered to purchase th"s"
alrnrca aud give Tor them the 72O0,'OO
which the bank had loaned on them
II II thought that the banks viii b'
opcurd next Tuesday under lh" terms
pf the agreement
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-08
Nicknamcs OF American Cities

A purely western designation is that
of Duluth rs the Zenith City OF the I'M
salted SGas, given to it from its situa.
ton at tho head OF the waters OF Lake
Superior. Another city which derives
lie name from its situation is North Ad
ans, Mass, called tho Tunnel City,
from the fact that il ~ at the end Of that
"grent bore the Hoosac tunnel, which
WIS 50 many years in course Of con-
structioU until its length Of about four
miles wNs completed. PokiD, ILL.,, re.
joices in the title OF the Celestial City
from tho fact tint il was named for the
capital Of the Chinese empire. Racine,
Wis., 10 known as the Bell City, from
tho unturo OF tho articles made there.
Tho Shoe City 10 Lowell, Mass, for a
like rcnson, M ia Holyoke, in the same
state, the paper City.
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. To All Whom Il MAY Couern.

You nro hereby notified thu, approved
plnis Of tho survey OF the following
townships have been received from the
United Statcs Surveyor General OF
Nevada, TO wit:
Township 10 north, Range "a easi,
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Squnlicrs Cause Excitement.

There wHB tremendous excitement at
Holdicli AT lo'clock "Wednesday otter.
moon, when Tqunttcrs httomptcp Ia jtmp
Two Tote belonging tn the Homer Wilson
lfusi company, wbcrc large and cost
" Non" hui dug iH tu bc erected. the
"i'sons had just paid $4,000 fnr the
property, and when the people saw tn"
Inmrcrs plnc,ng tents on the ground
'hcN rushed upon thcm nnd threw both
uhenh and their tents from the lots'
iho" wore prObnhly more thnn 2tO m' n
'h tho mob. Later tho jumpcra were
arrested nnd immediately uucd Tor erect
my icnt structures III the ire lim'te.
'h"t" Ia much ot.jumpiuR all over 'h'
CITY m rcault ~ th, dcCigiun NJ Tia"
department ~ tic interior IN rrgafd To
VIC Forming Oi u government t"~ne'''
'ho cItiLama HrU throwing thc JumUcr'
." Their po"pcr'y in all portions OF
tho city.
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Alier All Railroads,

A' ( r"su!, Ui the recent uycgtira,ions
u! me government MT" the Uhscty tI.cc
I" Tie shriy aFEliaurc acts, United
"'"e7 Att' rney Piali slIl today tile
suit' IN ;h" UGItrd sS'hics cour, here
uS"inr' the S"mthtrn Pacific, Nevada
IH.l" H-Orcguu and San Pedro, Los
Angeles and Salt Lake railroad com.
i"nS There are three complaints but
each one embrnccs several conn,s, maxi
my altogether twenty eight counts and
ag@reSatng III fines s2,sOl.
The complaint against the Southern
facihc company consists o! erycra'
counts and judgment OF s7OJ it Il .
mhndcd from that road; the cOmpla ..!,
against tho Nevada California. o ,gu.
Railway company consists of ,fou,i.cr
counts and judgment is demauGc,i Il.
the amount Of II 100 Shile the CON-
p!nInt against the San Pedro, Lps
Angles and Satt Lake Railroad company
consists II seven coUn;s and judgment
IL demanded III the sum OF 500.
Tho government Ia. been sug.mg an
active campaign Tor the last ycUr on tie
RAILROADS throughout the country Tor the
violation ot the federal stat utcs III regard
tO eatciy appliance acts and also III re-
gard To the III treatment o! stock. H.
spcctof6 have been sent throughout
Nevada, California and Other western
states ,n rullect the evidence and it u
c!aimcd that moG are uow gathering
evidence and more suits will be flied
| within a thort time Carson News.
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t;olbIirld SIllI Robhcd.

Tho Gardner mill nj Gnldlicld VIVA
"'' np ThutsIny night Ht 4 o'cioot hy
single rohbcr. Tho INTRUDER came 1"
"'e entrance In tho mill withnni ~nfn-
"R' and after applying To tho iw"
""'chmon for admission, presented u
gun ut thcr heads nil compelled them
" como through. Tho hnudit sccmcd
70 tie we'll posted aa to tho operations "f
hc c"mpaDy Tor hc instantly pt0cccdrd
F." whore tho ptccipitnica wore ~
'ohN and taking Tho crude product from
eno rla'co, ordcmd the wnlchm"n 1"
'oHd II into n snclt which hc ihongh'-
'u'iy carried over hia ahGuIdor. Nficf
.he Vnlucs had been deposited IN The
gnnny sack the robbcr turned OH hiR
necl and vanished ~ thu darkness of The
night
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Nevada Leads Entire Union.

All the departments oi the govern
ment, except tine census bureau which
follows a mathematical system FIRST in
troduced by Methuselah-unite in cay
ing that Nevada is on the upgrade with
the swIitest kind OF rush.
The Bureau OF Statistics shows that
Nevadh's output Of gold has Increased
abnormally in 1906.
But tho most striking testimonial Ui
all regarding the great improvement in
the fortunes OF Nevada comes from the
Postotlice Department. The blue book
OF thRt branch OF the Cover rnment shows
that the number OF postotlices i'll Nevada
has increased by rs per cent in tho past
two years.
This ia something Unprecedented in
the history Of the country. No other
State in the Union, no matter at what
period Of its history, no matter how
great it's business prosperity, has been
able to claim such startling increase
or anything like it.
or course, nm lucrcase i'll the number
Ui postollces indicates an Increase in
the number u villages and towns, and
hence an Ibcrease in the population.
And thus occurs this curious anomaly
that while the census department, by
pervnrsion OF figures, UNDERTAKES Ne.
vnda'4 population and showe it rs losing
in tina, regard, the Postoflice Depart
ment, by the in, xoraCle logic Of facts,
gives us the biggest kind Of boost
Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-08
0rmsby Coin Locked Up.

a sensation was created in Careon
yesterday, says Tuesdays Virginia
Chronicle, when the commissioners met
to allow the October bills. County
Treasurer Patterson Was compelled to
make the painful announcement that all
OF the county's money was locked up
iii one of the temporarily closed banks.
lle Was then directed to call uron his
bondsmen for the money, when it devel-
oped that he secured his bondsmen By
the simple, easy and effective process,
OF selecting the directors OF the bank IN
which Le had deposited the money
The amount is said to aggregate as high
rs sSO,0C0. lie exhorted his bondsme n
to such effect that 5000 WIS shortly
forthcoming from Reno, to square the
county's Indebtedness for the month.
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Tho atorcenid township plnts will be
filed in this Office December 10, 1907,
and thereafter this Office will DO prcpar-
cd to receive cnirica for said lande, all
sottlers or porsons claiming 4 preferred
right 10 any portion hereof, must ile
their claims or entry to eaid land with
in three months aitcr December 10,
1907.
LOUIS J. CouN, Register.
EARL W. FREMONT, Receiver
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- 90 S~S-
The lawyers Need

u,s ,hia way explained the client
,, ,oncc tuno between Browns place
a -, '..im. uc claims that 'nfo"c"
m hie land, and insist that nc II W., ,a,,
NJ, o"ssing on miuc. Nov ~hn, would 20"
u" .It # w. we're in yont place., 'cp'G1 ,,I.r" ,""
,',,,,, w." .l.J 90 over and give 'ro"n
p",'c - r's"r, take a drink With HI" an" ,,,o. %.,
,lc the controversy IN "" ~ sur
RI, "a things e'and, ody'"" 30" ",.o,,a,,, y" n",
mm, by ali means. Let S,, no I,s" ",'TTnaI' It"~o
',n""Ic %"%'"I'' pn yonr oacrd dshl' Nsss'' Nss",
y%o' ,,,'l ,"" %,"',% coots, ! need the money --
London Opinion
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OyrrprOduclion Ol COilec.

Brazil is at present harvesting 'i' re-
cord coffee crop -. the world nearly
double the yield Of Inst year beng no"
IN siyh,. This bring, Brazil back =" q
condition similnr t0 that uf I'VE year.
ago. when great crop flooded the m"f-
kcra " the world and caused the prices
10 drou to q point thai completely "'
uo,nlizcd the entire hu'iursa NJ 'h"'
tmo n my wng psHacd PROHIBITING the
plnn,ug " more coffee trc"P or "ny !"
rrcnse IN the acreage, bn' WIN '"'
,c,,ngc limited the planters r"sort'" '"
hrl,cr mcthuds Of cultivation VIII" WV
rrcscr, rceult in The grcnioet crop over
harvested. It it noted however I'M"
thc retail prise Of coffee III 'h' o"'''
s,o,ca has rnown no disio''',on 10 re-
coda from the high pucc cs'no''sh'' y!
ne ,,ua, two years ago, nor " '"'." .',
ony Hnclihooa tint the consumer WI,
.na, ,hc bcpcil, Of the chcnphes' '"n'
,hrrnlcnp Ia ruin the growers VI ''''''
| America,
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Proposed Measure for Relief Of Miuc.Owncrs,

Hon. George 4. BARTLETT will, on tho
opcnng day of Congress, Introduce n
bin asking that The Federal statute in
rcpard 10 asscRsmcn, work on mining
propcrtics bc suspended. Mr.. Bartlett
feels tia, in the present conditions this
ynuld bc II good move IN the right direc-
tion, IN the mtcrCGtS uf mining, md M
a urotociioD to The pr0spcctor ard tho
nurchaacr. "IlC came thing was done
IN lsg3,- said MIR. Bartlett, "and | do
mn, soc my reason why il should no,
bc done Mt the present timo. Fhcro are
pcopic with many claims who intend to
develop them, yet cannot raiHc the
money under the csis'tng conditiobe.
H. mems 600 claim, aud thia runa
INTO money ycfy fnst. Why should not
our people TO hclpcd IA well "a those OF
cycry other gtatc2 Hm gong to work
for the paaagc of such measure, aud !
boyc no doubt that II will 10 passed.
Al any rate. il cnn do no harm To try It,
and the other mining states will be with
ua.--Tonopah bonanza.
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Doyou know TINT Pineeelve Carboliz-
cd acts like poultice in drawing ont
Inflammation and polsonY II il antisep-
tic. FOR cute, burns, eczema, cracked
hands II ls immediate relief. Sold by
Siko Drug Go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
TAKE BALL FROM HEAD.

= Z. ! :
Left Eye Also SiRcmovcd-Youn.,y Man
Shot Himself from Humiliation,
Especial to}}The Times ispatch.l
a3 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.,8J1 lne "a
H. z. Wiseman, who was brought to
this city from fCleveland, o.. Where he
fired q bullet into his brain. onAsJ June
18th, has been operated on by DR. III. s,
Hedges at the Martha y efferson Sana-
The bullet entered. the right temple.
going through 'ther bfain and lodging
against the s " { near 9ie the ftgtem.
temple end the. bgllas rem DYED The ae
drainage. 1t is possible that sight
may be saved for the right eye.
Wiseman, wing lis IS, ~ native e! Of Char T
Northern Ohio Traction Company at
|Chagrin Falls. and. 1t IS alleged, was
$50 short in his accounts. He sought
q settlement to avoid exposure, and,
this being refused him. he shot him
self while standing ut telephone in
a room In the Colonial HOTEL in Clcvc-
q n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
MILITIA MAY
BE CALLED OUT.

NEW ORLEANS. June 24.-The state
militia was notified to-day by Cow
ernor Blanchard to hold itself In read
mess to protect the Italians arrested
IN the Lamana kidnapping case. This
Eoners win probably be transferred in
g: few days from tho New Orleans pnr-
isll prison to st, Charles Parish. where
ais must he held. Tliis parish is an
entirely rural community, with small
police protection. 1t is also expected
that escorts will be necessary if the
troops arrest any OF the four Italians
still at large, charged with the MUIR
der ny those now under arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
To-a1oRRo>Y's PROGRAM AT.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
sundny-school Day; Maryland
Tenchers' Associations. ~ Il

Smndny-schooI Day; Maryland
Tenchers' Alsso
Gntcs open,
Drill, T,yenty-third Infantry.
Z And hourly thereafter exhibition
OF Weather Bureau earthquake
recorder, Government building A.
Guard mount, TwcntS-thirl In-3
fantry.
Prepare lion OF large weather map
from reports from all sections Of
the country, Government building
4.
Geographic and stcrcoptfcon cx--5
hibitiOn; scenes on Indian reservii-
ton, with lecture, Interior Depart
mcnt, Government Building A.
Innex Bind concert, Auditorium.
II. Blogrnphic exhibition and lee
turc; scenes III Yosemite Valley,
Government Building A.
United States Lifc-savinE Service,
drill mt station.
Biogrnphic exhibition ana lee
t,lrc, Yellowstone National Park,
with lecture by e. 9. Culver, Gov Gov
eminent Building a. s
Organ recital, Mr.. Eraest Fran
u COTS fJ0res. /, 81, 7 5s
Piuno recital, by Joseph NIaerz,
between parts of organ recital.
Dress parade, Twcnty-third In y :.
fnntry.
Innex Band concert, Auditorium.
Piano recital, by Joseph NInerz,
between parts of band concert.
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if14 tfr;F. ly7 @ = sss5F i1lg=7s!i z u
HALE BURIED ALIVE.
Young Man Painfully Hurt by Earth
milling on Him. \

Special to The Times Dspntch.l
DANVILLEI, VA, June "a George
MCGEE. a young white man, who was
employed with a gang Of city work.
mon engaged In excavating a quaAtity
of dirt in the rear OF the Municipal
Building, was caught under heavy
pile Of earth as 1t fell from the side
OF an embankment and was rather
painfully injured this afternoon at
about $50 o'clock
AcGee with pick was cndeavoring to
dislodge a largesquantity of earth when
one OF the sections broke and fell upon
him, pinning his legs completely down
and Knocking the breath out Of him,
although the unfortunate man was not
rendered unconscious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
INTERESTING SUIT.
Suffolk Man Buys smithncld Peanuts
III Semitic Cheaper Than Mt Home.

[Specialto The Tines-D ispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, June 24.--4An inter-
esting peanut case was called to-day
by Judge r. 2. Boykin nithe Circuit
Court of Isle Of Wight county. 1t "A is
alleged by counsel that the Gwaltney-
Bunkley Peanut Company. OF Smith
field, perhaps the largest dealers in the
world, in seeking to bear the market,
offered nuts in Seattle, Wash, below
prevailing prices. Lummis & Co., of
Suffolk, also factory men, bought about
$4,000 worth from tho rival firm
through a Seattle broker. 1t is con-
tended that the Smithheld concern re-
fused toy deliver when the purchasers
were known; hence the suit for approx
innate profits-S500. The case was NOT
concluded to-day being continued this
afternoon untilsJuly 3D. &
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Richard IInnHfOrd.

LSpeclal to The Illness Dispatch.l ~
WILLIAMSBURG VA. June 24.-Mr.
years. the youngest son OF Mrs: Mar
garet Hansford. died at helahome OF
his mother on Palace Green, Saturday,
after along illness. s37ft5 81
in business In Norfolk, but falling
health forced him to give up his posi-
ton in that city about wofyears ago,
and seek a new climate In the Far
West a bout two years ago. Tho change
did not benefit him however, and he
returned to HIS home here.
lie Is survived by his mother and
one brother, Curtis Hansford, Of Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
CHESTERFIELD ROADS.
Entl,uxiasm for Better Country. High
ways IlMnx High. .

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CHESTERINIELD. G, H.. June ga
Public lnterest in the permanent i'm
fprovement Of the Chesterfield roads
to-day reached q high degree. OF en-
thusiasm ut the county supervisors
meeting at the courthouse, and sub
scriptions by private citizens aggro-
Tor Improving certain roads wore
pledged and mad g Immediately avail
able, In consideration Of the co-opera-
ton of the county officials In efrectine
the improvements desired, ii a Y sgS3
Mcssrsl Thomas B. Ietfress. r S
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D1D NOT ATrIl,s.pT SUICIDE.
nunyille Man Denies Report of Trying
to XIII HinhHelf, A5 4

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,l
DANYILLE. VA, June 24.-Nr. G. D.
Hensley. Of Wood Avenue, Schoollield,
who was some days ago reported as
attempting to- commit suicide, this
morning denied emphatically this res
port. .st'}y
He states no had been drinking for
some time. and on the day In question
that lie did purchase two bottles OF
laudanum and drank It, but that i
Denies. His wife, he says. saw him
dlinlt the poison, and believing that
no was attempting to kill himself
raised the hue and cry, and summoned
the doctor. Mr.. Hensley is much wor-
RED at the report, and was eager to
give an explanation. of his action,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
nEAn IN sporsYLvANIA.
iRruin Stealing Lambs, Ycnrlings, ana
.EVcn Colts, and tFnrmcrx Are "A rNuxcd.

Rrnin Stealing Lnmbs, Yc0rllngs, anu
Even Colts, and Farmers Are a reused.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
84as FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June "a
Tho people Of the logan neighborhood,
excited over reports of the presence
of a wild hear The bear was tracked
a few evenings ago after1'a heavy rain,
the tracks measuring six to seven
inches across, and the trail was finally
lost in the forest. The farmers havs
been losing lambs, yearlings and some
colts. and 1t Is believed by many that
these have been devoured by the bear
at night The bear Is supposed-to have
come down from the mountains or to
have escaped from q passing Smenage-
RE. A hunting party will be organ.
lied and the whole country search cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
/ FLAMES CONCEAL ROBBERY.
Burglar Rifles Store and Then Seeks
To Hide Tracks Of Fire.
Specialize The Times-Dispatch.

II Special to The Times DIspatch.] ~
i N ORFOI-K, VA. June 24.--That evil
dences ofSrobbery might be destroyed,
tho dry goods store of Darden5 s. Gray,
near Portsmouth, was set nflre early
this morning. The fire, burning
flercely on the inside OF the store. was
ment Responded promptly to the alarm.
It was found that the rear door to the
store had been forced open. and the
fumes from kerosene, which had been
used to start the tire. We're coming
from tho building. The stock In the
store, valued at $780, was total
loss. It Is not known what booty the
robbers may have obtained 81 {5.S 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
p UT EXHIBIT ZION I.
STOCK ON SALE.
Names Of Subscribers to James
4. town Securities Published.
New Sale Announced.

S., Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
JA M u S T OW N II X r o S1T1 y n
GROUNDS, June 24-The names Of
subscribers to stock Of the jamestown
Exposition Company delinquentain as
sessment were to-day published in an
advertisement announcing that the
stock will be sold on July 22d.
Il The list, comprising nearly 1000
and two shares. A large majority OF
the subscribers have paid their as-
sessments to- date. lss
The company delayed this means Of
enforcing collection in the nope that
to It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
AWAIT 4, PARENTAL CONSENT.

Young Couple Were to Wed Saturday,
\ but Ceremony Had to lie Postponed. 4
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June 24.--Misss J es-
fegLorene Pugh was married Sunday
at l2:10 "A. NJ. at tho pastoliun ofathe
SSpurgeon :, Meworia Baptist cnrc1to
The ceremony was performed by REV.
r.. J. %Bateman, pastor of the church,.
The ceremony was to have been per-
formed Saturday evening, butt the
groom,1b under age. had tpIfswait
until hts father could arrive from Va
verify, Va.,and give. his consent to his
sons marriage. H 4s s,siS e .lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
HID leg Cut or.

Especial to The Times. Dispat ch.1
O'Brien, one Of the best known rail-
road employees Of this city. had his
right leg cut off by shifting engine
at o'clock this afternoon while at
work on the north side Of the river.
Mr.. O'Brien was caught beneath the
wheels of the engine and narrowly
escaped DEATH -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
SANITATION Ar PINE BEACH.
DR.. Blue, Mt Request OF County ON
cinls, Will Take Hold Sof8 Situation.

DR.. Blue, Mt Request OF County on
cials, Will Take Hold of Situation.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
JAM ESTO WIN 2 xPO,S ITION
GROUNDS, June 24.--Pine Beach,
which has almost grown into q city
with the opening Of the jamestown
Exposition and which recently came
more prominently into the public eye
by reason Of the arrest}of several mem
bers Of the Virginia militia is II to be
purified so far as the sanitation Of
the place under the 3direction&of DR..
Rupert Blue. of the United States Pub
lie Health and Marine Hospital Ser
vice. can purify it Ff ,ssssiss5
H An ADMINISTRATION Of. the resort re-
yealed the fact that 1T was %. breeding
place for disease germs, Wells and
sinks We're found close st together.
There was apparently no effort;at san
itation. One hotel-keeper. who had
sunk we'll close to several sinks
or cesspools, was supplying Y. several
hotels besides his own with water. He
and about twenty others were, served
with notice that they must connect
with tho county or city water mains
and abate the nuisances which were
endangering health, on their places.
The hotel-keeper who was supplying
himself and the several sother hotels
made "a strong protest, claiming that
he had just gone to an expense Of
81, 900 lin Installing his private water
system but he was told that neithIr
he nor anyone else could use water
from his we'll.
The county officers placed the sani-
tation Of the place under the direction
Of DR.. Blue, who also directs the sani-
tary affairs Of the Jamestown Expo
sition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
DR.. Jones VIII Accept.

tspeclal to The Times.D ispatch.l
. LHNCHBURG, VA. June 24.--Dr
Carter Helm Jones. pastor Of the
i3road street Baptist Church. Louis
ville. KY. who was yesterday called
70 the passionate of First Baptist
church here, has lndicatedgthat he WILL
accept He will take up the work
here October LIST.