The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
.GOlDsBORO WILL
HAVE new Depot
Isaundryinen Of North Carolina
Declare They Know Nothing
Re ss OF Methods of Trusts.
GLENN GLE! FIGHTS DIspENsARY
5ut Peopie Of Creedmorc Will
Is Have 1t to Pave Their
Streets.
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4@ tSpscial TO The Times DispatchJ
sIsisLElGH, n. c., March i9.-Plans
Z were to-day submitted to thu Corpora
ton Commission for the new union
) station at Goldsboro, the erection OF
which has been delayed for several
months on account of the lack of
power on the part of the railroads
and the Corporation Commission to
condemn residence property for the
purpose Now, however, an act was
passed by the recent Legislature con-
terring this power, and the work OF
the Goldsboro station can proceed
"a Tie Laundrymen's Association of
North Carolina in session in Raleigh
yesterday and last night, discussed
every phase of the laundry business
n Including movement to establish uni
form commissions to be paid to agents
in#charge OF branch offices. They IN
sist that there was nothing done that
will in any way tend to advance the
4 prices for work or that would smack
4 in any way of trust methods. The Off
Il GERS and membership of the associa-
ton follow. p NJ lbe, Charlotte,
president w. S. West Raleigh. vice.
president: j. w. Morton, Ashcville sec
rotary -treasurer; Wade Kimball, B. W.
Baker, j. X. Marshall, ]. S. Wynn.
NJ IA Dunn, Raleigh; j. j. Darbey,
Wilmington: +. d. Lithco, NJ. II. Epps,5
&C. &c. Harding. Charlotte: +. *. Mabry,
Thomas Brothers, Durham; G. p. Perry,
Henderson: w. S. Shepherd. Winston
Salem; John NJ. Dick, r. N. Hadley,
Greensboro; ]. II. Ledbetter Fayette-
Vile; c. N. Boone. ]. X. Riggs, Gay
Green, ]. w. Morton, Asheville: r. +.
Ridenhour, Concord; J. L. Leach Hick-
Dry; B. II. Griffin, Goldsboro: w. Nj.
Morris, Gastonia; killian Brothers,
Waynesville; j. L. Capehart, Wash
ington: j. j. Lockhart, Monroe U. c..
Harrell, statesville; r. Y. Deyerle. Mt
Airy; II. C. Howell, Wilson; f. s.
. Marsh. Salisbury.
Governor Glenn announces tho APP
pointment of delegates on the part
of North Carolina to the Interstate
National Guard Convention. to be held
in Columbia. S. c., March 25th and
2Gth. The delegates are Colonel T. r.
Gardner, Shelby; Lieutenant-C Colonel j.
VansB. Nets Wilmington; Captain
Ny. II. Moody, Raleigh; Captain NJ. w.
Williams, Charlotte
Governor Glenn returned to-day from
5sCreedmore. Granville county, whore he
\ went to deliver a temperance address
q In connection with fight that has
4 been waged against the establishment
of q dispensary there under the act
of the recent Legislature. The Gov
crnor says his trip was really useless,
u however. as the matter had already
been settled before he was called into
the contest. the sentiment being two
to one for the dispensary. which, he
says they seem to think will help to
pave streets and ni~e other improve
Il ments in the town. This the Governor
declares to be delusion or the rank
Z est sort He says he was greeted by
II an immense crowd.
Governor Glenn will be in the ex-
ecutive office now until Thursday,
when he goes to Wilmington, where he
says he is anticipating an especially
big time. A big banquet and trip
y down the river on the government boat
are among the features of entertain
ment he says he has been notified