The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12

Inc city Assembly held its regular
session last night, and a large number
OF ordinances We're considered hut
most OF them were referred to commit
tees.
The ordinance of Mr.. Moore, sent to
the Assembly by the Street COMMITTEES.
tractors. before the Police Court for
not having put the street in its original
condition after eNcavating or opening.
wa was referred r, to the Ordinance Commit
lee Ihls ordinance also REQUIRED that
an inspection of the pavements be made
by police officer.
Assresoiutlon was passed appropriate
Ing $500 for the use of the School
Board at the Fcolored school.
The only ordinance adopted was one
which provides for an assistant CITY
clerk whose duties shall be to assist
the city clerk and &c: as clerk of
the, various committees. His salary
will be $50 per month. and he shall
be elected by the Joint session of
the City Council.
of the offices of City Engineer and
Sanitary Inspector came up, and was
referred.
Must Have Permit For Lumber piles.
Mr.. Brown introduced an ordinance
last night, which will require persons
to obtain permits before establishing
lumber or woodyards In the city or
pilinS lumber or wood in large quanti-
ties.
The ordinance places the fine for it's
violation at not less than SIS nor more
than $50. and for each day which it Is
violated 1t will be considered as a sep
arate, offense. The ordinance was re-
ferred to the Ordinance Committee as
was another which was introduced by
Mr.. Brown, which provides for an in
spector of weights and measures
Chairman T. f. TAYLOR, of the Flee
ton Committee reported to the Assem-
fa n rif1tr nj an l,a = u
secured for the voting polls for the
coming election: First Ward. Seventh
ana HUI! Street; Second Ward. Como
ration Iadh rz G9ur S,noas Third Ward No,
Fourteenth and iIull Streets.
Personals and Briefs.
AR G. s. Fllppen and family, of Nc. 1911
Perry Street. accompanied by Mrs. 4, T..
Taylor and her sistcr.Mis Oracle Tayloy. left
Yesterday for the exposition to spend a week
The funeral Of Anna Belle Wingto, WIN
died at the residence of her parents on West
IStNtnth Street. took place yesterday morn
ing The remains We're taken Ia Amelia yes
I terday morning on the ll.l5. train Seven
| or her playmates acted as honorary pail
/ bearers '
Mrs, Barat!cr Harris, accompanied nv no,
rlother Mrs. c. T.. Cialyon, left yesterday
tof wilson, n, c.. where she will visit her
l brother ~
/ John Moore Wright, son of Police serre,n,
Mrs NJ L. Harris, OF lvcy, Va. is the
4 guest of Rev and Mrs. f, b, Mcspurran II
Il Mss Sallie Morse, of Chesterfield county
/ is Visiting The Misses Adkins In Swansboro
/ Rev. and Mrs. A, c, Bergman. OF church,
! ihEd, Va, are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs
A. a, Adkins. ~
i Miss Vernclle Blankenship. who has bees
VISITING relatives AT Port Norfolk. has re-
turEed home.
Mrs; j E sy,nans and two children ar.
sLendins some time with her sister Mrs s
u, Philips. No. l407 Porter Street
ONE Grimes, charged with asaulting MIR
Cherault' was before the Mayor yestrrda,
meri,ins and was fined 81 and costs
The Rev DR., j, q. Hawthorne viii preacl
sunday morning in Bainbrdge stree
chhrsh' At night the Rev, Mr., Crops vii
Miss Blanche Clements, OF Powhatan coun
y, IS VISITING Miss Mary Phaup, of Fifteenth
y. y Powell Of Covington. Va. * yistIn,
hls sister Mrs H. n. Walker OF sw.nsboro
~ Win visit the exposition before returnin,
!, Mrs s,ss T.; n Walker is quite ii. in her HON