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Dentistry.

OPEN $50 A. NJ TO $50 P. NJ
DR6. Q. ". & W. j. ELZEY. DENTISTS,
s W. Cor. IOth and r SIS. n. w.
Specialists in Painless EXtrs citing. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work Filings. and Plates
that At. Satisfaction guaranteed o. money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone NJ 4z52
fe2s-d
TEETH WITHOUT PI.ATEs-No extracting;
no pain; look. feel. act, and last longer
than natural teeth. shrunl1en faces made nor
mali painless dllins, DR.. J. l. WILSON
1908 + 81 nv Tnh2j-2a
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Paints and Hardware.

BEST ROOF PAINT. S1.0O a gallon. Paints
Brushes, Putty. etc Garden Tools, Seeds
etc. WEBER'S. SIS Maryland ave. ne aD2-50f
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Floor Oil.

YOU DON'T NEED TO SCRUB the floors:
use Hunters Dust-Eillihg Floor on regular
soc oil, this week, CSC gallon. Drop postal
1l3 Pa ave NV. Main 545S- ja3l-tf
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OFFICE. CommlssiCners. District OF CONN
bia, washington, April -, lsl5.-sEAl-ED
PROPOSALS VIII be received Al this ONCE IN
Ill J. O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY MAY %.
1871. for constructing sewer do the District OF
Columbia Forms speCid Catl0ns. and ueces-
Farv Information may be obtained az ROOM
q District Building. Washington. D c.
HENRY r. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY !.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners, d
q lpIS-ft-eZSu
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RALElGd moderate priced hotel on
the beach; accommodations, service, and cut
sine excel any in town at similar prices
Capacity 800 All modern COuveEtcnces-
Special, So % up weekly. Booklet
apIz-tf Il 7. DYNES.
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AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s Auc-
ton Rooms, corner 10th ana D SITS nv. on
SATURDAY APRIL -. 1907. at 10 O'CLOCK,
viii be sold all goods stored Ia the names
Of q. W. Reeves. Mrs. W r. Harris, Cora
Hal. u. S. STORAGE co. apl3-6t-eN5l
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

Eouth Carolina ave. and the Beach. nsar
nferE and artraCtiOnGs large. sunny rooms,
private baths: elevator, Gun paTloF- Capacity
40. Table and service superior. SPseiat
spring terms BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS.

BAH ave. near Seat Pleasant. MD nice.
cory elE-rguu cottage. nice lawn. shade. and
shrlb1ergr plenty Of fruit spring OF good
water This VIII make a delightful summer
home. IL must be seen 20 be appreciated.
II sold at once can Do bought Tor only S2,005.
A. S. CATWOOD. $50 sth 81. NV apIS-2t
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For Suburban.
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

Located a the intersection OF Massachusetts,
ana Wisconsin avenues adjacent 20 Friend
snip. south or Cleveland Park, with an ele-
walton OF 800 feet, all city conVeniences.
sewer, water, and gas free 70 purchasers;
streets now graded. maCadamiZed. walks laid
ana beautiful shade trees fully grown. &c %
42c per square foot: 500 cash; 81 monthly or
10 cash. balance annually. Write phone
or call Tor plat and information WILLIAM
Phone Main $50 aBI5e8d-tf
FOR SALE-4-room house stable chicken
house large lot one car fare; $1,000 for
Immediate sale. Also six rooms and bath
az LanBdou, one block from cars: Sl.210.
ROOM ., 1896 New York ave. Once open
sunday. aDlg-5t
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PROPOSALS FOR LINE STONE and MAR
BILE WORK Of3cs Of Building for National
Museum Library Of Congress, Washington.
D. c.. April DO ls1l-SepaTdte sealed pro-
p0sais for furnishing and delivering all OF
the cut bun BEDFORD LIME STONE. and
for furnishing delivering. and setting in
place complete an Of the interior MARBLE
WORK required Tor the r0tgnda in the south
pavilion Of the new building for the Ma
tiousl Museum. IN this city, VIII De received
WEDNESDAY. MAY sth. 1891. and then pub
liclv opened Immediately thereafter. -tlsci-
acatlons and other information furnished on
application 20 this Office. BERNARD =.
GREEN Superintendent OF Construction
aul0 II. %. 1913. 2u.29 80
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For SaIe-FarmS.

FOR SAILED acres. hve-rOOm house.
stable fruit good water; acres in cord
wood; six miles from city; IL miles from
electric and steam roads. Reduced 20 $3.50
as owner called away. ROOM 8, 1885 New
York ave. Office open Sunday. ap19-3t
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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City,
-. J. Under entire new management go
beautifully furnished rooms en- suite, With
BATH. hot and cold water attached 10
ell baths. Also Public Hot Sea Water Baths.
Phones IN rooms. Music and social diver
sons Terms American plan. $50 per day
up. $3.50 weekly up. European plan. sl9J
Proprietor. formerly o. Kittatinny. Della
ware Wafer Gap. Pa. aplk-5yt
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500 CASH SO MONTHLY
PRICE. $3.50.
For a beautiful Groom brick house in the
Northwest section; side light; furnace heat.
porcelain tub; concrete cellar convenient
to two car lines
soc CASH go MONTHLY
PRICE, 200
Southeast, near Navy Yard: new Groom
house; furnace heat; porcelain tub; gas
range; concrete cellar; large stone porch;
investigate at once in order 70 secure one
with q large yard
LIE ROY MARE.
THE OVAL SIGN 1910 G.
apJ-tf
FOR SAI.E-Most convenient and attractive
6-roOm house IN the BlOomingdale section.
built after the owners exclusive ideas. large
yard; see Il before purchasing For permits
sion to inspect address BOX Sl9. Times Of
fee. ep3-u
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI-
TIL COUNTRY HOMES; near
Washington 3or sale. SigJ cash. bal
1lre SO q month.
Apply ROOM .. 500 eth ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-Ten-roOm house, two acres: good
elevation fine water. beautiful site, one
minute TO electric cars; improvements worth
price, $500. ROOM 8, 1886 New York ave.
Office open Sunday. aD1s-st
FOR SALE-iers is a bargain az Mt Rain
Ter. new house large corner lot. easy terms
go 9Th 81. ne apls-3l
$lsJ)-NEW six-r0om houses in rapidly grow
water easy monthly payments. Call OF adj
dress J. l. kNOPP, 1912 jackson 81. he
spl9-3t
FOR SALE - Immediate possession; one
acre lot. with tiye-ro0m house. also barn.
wagon shed. ana beub0use. fine well; plenty
of fruit trees. 10 minutes south OF MuhIhalI
station T. a. GEHkE. Owner. BaIlst0n.
Va Take Washington. Arlington and Fails
Church Railway. apls-3t
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For Rent-StOres.

FOR RENT-Store; all convenience suit
able for barber shop OF any light business.
rent. $3.50 per month. a 50. ne. Rear OF
81 9TH ST. OWNER, 247 10th st. ne. apI9-3t
FOR RENT-Old grocery stand: large, roouy
store; SD and p SITS. HENRY w OFFTTTT
SD and y SITS. mh28-tf
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Wall Paper.

Wall Paper.
ROOMS PAPERED 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms. work guaranteed. H. HEWITT
Gil East Capitol ST. aplg-5t
WALL PAPER.
PICTURE EEAMLNG.
Prices low. quality high.
ANES S13 II y. ".
ap5-w. /. Su-It
VA. V MAHCNEY, the man that made
paperhanging famous reliable, prompt. cheap:
Illegal guarantee covers all our work. send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store, COG Pennsylvania ave. Sc; telephone
East u4-F, OF following agencies: De Maine
& Co, 800 n 81. NV Ediavttch's store,
Bowie, Md; 10 Monroe st. AnaCostia; New
combes drug store, Congress Heights; 6J7
New York ave NV; 1890 r St Sc. Conaway's
store, laurel, Nd. General Store, Glendale;
Postoffice Colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate Office, Hyattsville. Nd; Shaw's Store,
TwinIng City; LIoyd's. store. SeaLroohe. Nd;
new agency, just established, Luerssen's drug
store, BrOokland. apl3-7t
ROOMS PAPERED. s175 up house paint
ing lowest prices. CHAS A. CARLISLE,
S33 5th ST. NV. Phone Main 6557. apl4-6t
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Jewelry and Watch
Repairing.

WATCHES and tewelry repaired; old 1eweIry
TemOdeled; best work and lowest prices.
LUCICS. 1881 Z ST. apI5-30t
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For Rent-Apartments.

20 ST NE.-Upper. six rooms and bath;
cellar and attic. southern exposure
months rent free II taken before May /.
BARNARD * CHILDRESS, lA2 q 81. NY.
apl9-eOd-tf
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wHIsKEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. 6l6-6lS = St NV. ap7-tf
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For Rent-OmceS.

FOR RENT-Beautiful desk room, reason
able rent 50 Bond building. apl7-3J
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Wanted-HOuses.

WANTED-Slx-r0om house with stable, "a
Northwest, By May 1. Address 1911 9Th q
NV apI7-3.
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For Rent-FlatS.
Horses and Vehicles.

% VIRGINIA horses. Weighing from 1000
1900 Few low-priced horses. IA = 81. s.
apig-I5t
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On Beh.If of the Soldier.

In an address delivered bv Capt NJ .
Maxon. Y. s. A.. to the Ohio Com
mandery of the Naval and Military Or
der OF the Spanish American War at
the annual banquet at Hotel sinton,
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 20, 1907. Cap
tain Maxon said:
Alexander, Hannibal. Caesar. Napo-
leon, Washington and even our great
commanders of recent date in our Civil
War did not do a better job than was
performed by the gunners of Dewey's
fleet in Manila Bay. Their work was
quickly followed up by Sampson's mem
of-war at Santiago. men behind the
guns in ships. and the regular and vol
unteer soldier, the enlisted man. the
man who carried the rife at Ell Caney
and Santiago Comrades, mark the
lesson: victory Is in the hands of the
best shot. Encourage target practice.
In ancient times. and even in the Ma
poleonic era God was on the side of the
heavy battalions, but now It is upon the
man who carries the rife and who can.
by a well directed shot. put an enemy
out of action, that the decision at arms
must DEPEND. Do not understand me
as depreciating the higher duties or
credit due to the leaders. but ! want to
say to you that If they fail 70 arpreci-
ate the man behind the gun who is
capable of putting an enemy to our
flag out of action. they fail to do the
work entrusted TO them; in other words
/ ask TO assert that the American SOL
der who fu1flls his trust should he
regarded by the American people as an
American gentleman. Along these lines
I. in behalf of the American armv
appeal to You. Many of you are still
in the youth and prime of life A
wide field is open 70 yIsl in the matter
of encouraging the military shirt
among our Young men. Encoura ge
target nractice: help to build m the
National Guard: work for military
drill In our schools and last, but not
least. see TO 1t that your neishbors
do not look down upon the enlisted
soldier. either of the National Guard
or the regular establishment Remem-
Der kindly the man behind the gun in
our warshins and tho man who carries
the rifle on land. Thev are ready at
need, and no man oan tell at what houi
thew may be needed.
Our regular armed force is depend-
emit upop the people for maintenance
and efficiency. 1t Is suggested that
better pay for the enlisted men. bet
ter treatment by the public In times
OF peace. and the enactment by Con-
gress of some feasible plan to discour-
age desertion IS needed.
THE progress of the American peo-
rle is due In no small measure to the
military art which they have fostered.
and to the work of our regular milf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-06
ELECTION TUESDAY
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN WILL BE
CHOSEN.
No Opposition whatever to the Demo-
cratic Primary Nominees and
Little Interest In Felt in
the BaIloting

The election of Mayor and seven
teen Aldermen will take place tomor-
row. Registration certificates must be
presented by voters In order that they
may be qualified electors.
The election is not expected to arouse
any great interest and as there is no
opposition to the Democratic candi-
dates, nominated on April l, In pri-
mary of the party, the number of votes
cast will be small.
Hon. William M. league, candidate
to succeed himself as Mayor, is at the
head of the ticket Additionally must
be chosen two Aldermen from each OF
the seven wards and three Aldermen
from the city-at-large.
The candidates for these municipal
offices are:
Aldermen at Large, Ira H. Virgin
CASTOR Gunter, Berto II. Johnson.
First Ward-James H. Parrish. F. NJ
Perry.
Second ward-J. c. Tyson, C. L. Ruth.
Third Ward-Charles F. Moritz. ]. NJ
Kennedy.
Fourth ward-walter Prassell. w.
Fifth ward-Robert TAFT. Thomas b.
Thompson.
Sixth ward--James ]. Sullivan, will
liam ]. Toole.
Seventh Ward. F. Jones. S. H.
Saul.
For the office of Representative from
Montgomery County. vacated by the
death of the late Hon. Thomas L. Mar
tin, Speaker of the House. there will
be but one candidate, Capt. P. B. Mas
tin.
The necessary petition that Captain
Mastin's name be placed upon the tick
ct has been filed with Probate Judge
J. B. CASTOR, and the election in Mont
gomery County, proclaimed by Gov
ernor Conner, will be formally held.
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THE REASON WHY
We So Strongly Endorse and
Recommend VinOl to the PEG .
pie of Montgomery.

Our local druggist, Mr.. E. G. Fowler,
says: I'VE do not believe there is
man, woman or child in Montgomery
whom our famous cod liver prepara-
ton, Vinol. will not benefit at this
season of the year.
I'VE believe there is no need for so
mary people to drag around run down,
tired out and debilitated. or for old
people to remain weak and infirm when
we guarantee Vinol to restore health
and strength"
Continued Mr.. Fowler: Fog centu-
ries cod liver oil has been recognized
as the grandest OF all body building
agents for wasted human strength and
vitality, but on account of the nause-
H. and system-clogged oil which en-
.. ped ats curative properties few
A d take it with benefit.
Vinol you get in concentrated
gth-creating elements of cod liver
every one of the curative and
e.. tually taken from fresh Gods liv-
he useless, system -clogging oil
ated. and tonic iron added.
VI is guaranteed by over five
of the leading druggists of
.uo Un.ted States to create siren 9Th
for old people, for the rundown. tired
and debilitated, weak, sickly women
and children, and after a severe sick
ness.
I'VE ask every such person in Mont
eomery to try Vinol 1t costs nothing
If 1t fails" E. g. Fowler, Druggist.
Note while we are sole agents for
Vinol in Montgomery, it is now for sale
at the leading drug store in nearly ev-
cry town and city in the country. Look
for the Vinol agency in your town.
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tary establishment which our people
have maintained. from the stormy At
lantic coast to the shores of the placid
Pacific, the army has been the advance
guard of our civilization. Your grand
monuments of industry are builded or
our former camps; your great lines of
transportation have followed our trails,
and they are marked by the silent
tombs of our comrauesI
Remember it was the men behind
the guns In Manila Bay and at San
tiago and the well-directed shots of
the enlisted men at Ell Caney and San
Juan who made our country world
power. If this be rrue. the enlisted
man of the American Army is today
entitled to better pay In times or
peace we should make 1t exceedingly
hard for him to enter the service and
very easy for him to sever connection
with 1t by honorable discharge. And
last but not least, the worthy enlist
ed man should be treated as an Amer
lean gentleman in times of peace as
well as In times when he is wanted.
He has ever been ready to defend our
homes"
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The Sergeant.


Z Responsibility alike for the care and
condition Of the men. as well as for the
cohesiveness and instruction of the
section. the sergeant must be regarded
as most important element in the ad-
minfstration Of the company. Too fire.
quently, however, they are disregarded
In all considerations of company admin
istration and are merely recognized as
of Importance at drill and for guard
duty.
Next to a good first sergeant the pos
session of four good sergeants Is the
most valuable asset that company can
have
A sergeant to be OF value. should
have most. IL not all OF the character
istics laid down for the first sergeant,
although the administrative faculty
may not be as necessary as the habit
OF strict obedience to orders and the
faculty of compelling others to do like
wise
The captain who fails to confer on his
sergeants the. utmost confidence 0nd
give them in their own eyes and those
of the men the full measure of their
authority. Is depriving himself of four
valuable assistants Tae very enhance
ment OF their authority adds to the APP
parent and real influence Of the cap
tain. The close touch that these men
have with the thoughts and feelings
of the privates brings about better
understanding aud more cordial Coop
GRAFTON between the captain and his
company.
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WILL PROBE
THE TRUST
Fertilizer Committee to
Meet Today
CHARGES OF GUAN0 COMBINE
CHARGES OF GUANO COMBINE
To Investigate Alleged Combination
and Quality Of Product.
Legislative Body Has Power of Court
of Record to Summon Witnesses
Cannot Issue warrants for
Their Pay.

The Fertilizer and Cotton Seed Oil
Mill Investigating Committee of the
Legislature will convene at the Capt.
toll at 10 o'clock this morning and be-
gin the investigation of alleged viola
tons Of the law by manufacturers and
dealers In commercial fertilizers and
cotton seed products.
Senator NJ. l.. Leith Of Walker
county Is chairman of the committee.
which was created by the Legislature
at Its last session, and Leon McCord
is its clerk. There are four other
members besides Mr.. Leith, two being
from the Senate and three from the
House of Representatives. Besidss
Senator Leith, the members are Sena-
tor Overton and Representatives Pitts,
OF Perry, Powers and Sample.
The investigation of alleged trusts
, pr combinations in restraint of trade
Is the chief purpose of the committee
which Is also to examine into the
changes that manufacturers of COM
mercial fertilizers have not maintain
ed the proper and specified standards
In their products placed upon the mar
ket. 1t has been claimed that the
manufacturers have agreed to fix pric-
es upon commercial fertilizers sold
by them and that the manufacturers
of cotton seed products have arbitra-
rily fixed the price at which they will
purchase raw seed from the planters.
To investigate the charges the
committee has the authority of a court
of record in the citation and exami-
nation of witnesses and In other
processes. More than fifty witness
es have been served with subpoena
An intereting feature of the legal
and constitutional status of the COM
mittee is that while 1T has authority
to cite witnesses. it cannot properly.
in the opinion of Attorney General A.
M. CARRIER. certify warrants for the
payment of the per diem ana mileage
expenses of the witEH-sAs.
Whether the sessions OF the COM
mittee will be executive or public has
not yet been made public, but it is
expected the committee will decide
this point upon its convention this
morning,
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and young men, in Montgomery. has
been received by The Advertiser John
McLennan, 42S North Hull street, and
Laird Snider, 7o3 Heron street. are
named as the chief officers Of the
Lodge.
The Coming Men of America has
headquarters. according to pamph-
let sent by the publishers of it's offi-
cial organ, at Oak Park, and is called
"the original and only successful se-
cret society for boys and young men. :"
The purposes of the society are said
to be the teaching. by precept. exam
pie ana actual practice. Of the great
principles OF cooperation, brotherly
love and absolute integrity. Also to
kindle and feed the fires of patriot
ism, ambition. purpose and persever-
ance In the minds and hearts Of the
members
The society claims O membership Of
more thar 100000.
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The Infantry.

While there is little reason to hope
for any early action on the project for
a large increase in the infantry arm
of the army. the subject is an import
ant one and will command the earnest
attention of military experts. The
proportion of infantry to the whole
strength of our military organization
is much too small. and must be largely
Increased II the army is to be sym
metrical and evenly balanced body
Most nations" says a writer in The
Boston Transcript, throw the great
mass of their fighting line into the In
fantry. or the $4,000 electives in the
French army at the date of the latest
returns, $4,000 were in the infantry
In the Garman army the proportion Is
about the same as in France. In our
little army, on the contrary, out OF
scarcely more than 10000 enlisted
strength, only about 25,C00. or rather
more than 40 per cent, are Infantry
men. divided into thirty regiments
On the peace footing our infantry reg
iments have a nominal strength OF be
tween 500 and 900. though individual
organizations not infrequently fall be-
low this standard Our theory Is that
I'm war each of our infantry regiments
will be almost doubled in strength by
the incorporation of recruits, but this
Is a theory that is difficult to carry int"
practice under the system OF volun-
tary enlistments.
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MILITARY MATTERS;
GUARD OF ALABAMA
BY d. w. McIVER,

those who know the least about It, He
will also learn that the s.ldier can do
more work and keep in better health on
the food prescribed in the ration tables
than on all the frills and trimmings
that so often disgrace q company's bill
of fare.
His responsibility for the condition of
the cook-house and the disposal of re-
fuse. the amount of which is largely de-
pendent on his good or bad manage
ment, carries with 1t a large share Of
health Of the company. He must there
fore pay close attention to The sanitary
conditions about him and be prompt
to recognize conditions and take such
measures as he can to relieve them.
reporting Immediately to his captain,
anything beyond his power or con-
troll.
He must endeavor by study and in
CURRY to broaden his knowledge In re-
gard to all things pertaining to his
department.
BY strict attention to his duty
guarding the interests of the men and
showing solicitude for their welfare, he
can add greatly to the efficiency and
discipline Of the comm;-.d.
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WILL INSPECT WORK
ON TENNESSEE RIVER
Congressman Richardson to Join En-
gineers who VIII Visit
Mussle Shoals.

Mussie Shoals.
Huntsville, May Especial. )-Con-
gresham william Richardson will
leave on Tuesday for Chattanooga to
meet the engineering board of United
States army officers assigned to the
duty of inspecting the plans of the
Mussle Shoals Hydra Electric Power
Company, for the development of the
power of Mussle Shoals, in the Tonnes
see River
The members of the board are Lieu
tenant Colonel w. T. Rossell Lieuten-
ant-Colonel d. c. Klngmar Major c..
s. Richie, Major Henry Jervey, Capt.
j. B. Kavanaugh, and Lieutenant w.
G. Caples.
After few days of preliminary
work in Chattanooga, the board, &C
companied by Judge Richardson, Will
make a trip down the river in Gov
eminent launch to spend several days
at the shoals where the plans of the
company will be investigated from
every standpoint. The main point to
be decided is whether or not the cree
ton OF dams by the power company
will interfere with the navigation of
tho river.
Judge Richardson expressed the ut
most confidence that the board of en-
gineers will make a favorable report
on the development OF the power of the
shoals The Hydra Electric Company
Is the first corporation to take advant-
age of the opportunity for the develop
ment Of the shoals, which will be al
lowed by special act of Congress- and
its plans have been lrawn and in
spected by some of the ablest civilian
engineers in the country. Judge Rich
ardsou says this is one of the great
est projects this section of the country
has ever known, and 1t will provide
cheap power for all cities within a
radius of 200 miles.
Something like s20,OoO.ooO will be in
vested in the development of water