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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
His Rarcatn.s:.

: 49, = . - =
My dear, !" says the thoughtful hua-
band, entering the house with a huge
package in his arms, YOU remember
last week when yon secured such a
wonderful bargain in shifts at IS c . s
and neckties at three for quar,sr
for me - 80 .-.$ - ~.
Yes love- says the fond wife. ;.
Z IL Nv ell, don't think & didn't appreci-
ate your thong tfulness. See! have
bought something Tor you . noticed
some beautiful green and yellow plaid
goods in q show 5windoY on my way
home, 4 and bought yout eighty yards Of
IL Ct 8 cents yard The cler1 said It
Vas. 8 sgreat. arxain, md II WIN mako
enough. dressessztogla lat you two years.
VIII. shs hast e.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
THE ROWLAND PROTEST. +:

In another column is published sat
of resolutions adopted by mass meet
ing at Hovland, in which protest
is made against the alleged extravaganza
OF the county board in the matter of
fixing salaries ),
The citizens and taxpayers of the
county have the perfect right to criti-
c'ze the conduct of public officials and
to protest against what may seem to be
wrong. TO this proposition the public
official whose public service is guided
by right motives will not, cannot say
nay. He will not find fault with those
who exercise this right.
This protest from Hovland is encour-
aging. 1t shows that, scattered over the
county, supposedly far removed from
public life, there are citizens who take
an interest in public affa1rs-who are
watchful of the conduct of public Off
cials. And when any number of these
citizens, having tho courage of their
convictions, speak out they will be given
respectful hearing, in spite of any
sneering attempts to divert public atten
ton from the main questions involved.
We don't believe, for instance, that
any taxpayer is to be sllenced in this
matter by the bald, unsupported state.
meat that "the county board has tried
to be fair in the matter of fixing salaries
and are to be commended for their good
Judgment To whom did they Try rs, Ia
. be "fair"? Did they Try TO be fair to. the
people? T. g, did they succeed ID st b,
sftort2 e are o1 eoips insult M
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Tablets to Garrison and George.

TdU1ckS 20 0AFTISOJ 4Ho 0eOTQes
A committee headed by Joseph H.
Choate has been formed In New York
to erect bronze tablets on the build
ings in that city in which William
Lloyd Garrison and Henry George
died. The committee has limited the
maximum amount of single subscrip,
ton to SO. The house in which Car
rison died, on May a. 1879, is still
standing on the southeast corner Of
Seventeenth and Fourth avenue, New
York. Henry George died on Octo-
Der 20, 1897, in the Union Square ho-
tel, which was his headquarters dur
Ing his last campaign for the mayor
atty. .s<-'> g. &-fs Z
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Minnesota does not need an immigra-
ton bureau. But it does need good public
highways. Good roads and drainage
will solve the question of the settlement
and development of Northern Mime
sota.-Princeton Union. =
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Never take scrap book to newspaper
Office to aid the editor "fill up his col.
umns." Take pumpkin or handful OF
potatoes and help hip fill up his 'patent
insides." The editor needs more .nour-
ishment than clippings, more beans than
advice.-Big Fork Compass. :,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1907.

am not bound to win, but am
bound to be right. am not bound to
succeed, but am bound to live up to
the light have. | must stand with
anybody that stands right, stand with
him while he is right. and part with
him when he is WrOng.''
Abraham Lincoln.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Georgia paper says'He who rides on
the rail courts DEATH It was an Irish
man ridden on a rail who said that OK
cept for the honor of the thing, he would
Just as soon walk,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

The trouble with Senator LaFollette
is that he introduces such good bills the
senators are afraid to punish him by
voting against them.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

"What will Paradise be compared tc
Milwaukee," asks the Free Press OF
that bibulous burg. Well, for one thing
here will he more milk and honey and
less beer.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Harry Thaw is probably thinking that
those Brownsville negroes got off "tol-
lerbul hight" in being dismissed with
ont honor.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

A List of Real Property for the Coun-
ty of Cook, MIMI. on Which Taxes
Remained Delinquent on the First
Monday in January, 1907.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Some have been born great, others
have achieved greatness, while an even
dozen haye been forced to serve on the
Thaw jury.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
!. i. ! ST. TOWN or. LU!U !
Township 80. RANGE West.

Jas. B.. French, 81 Of nw9 80. =. i
Maya yTepoorten, lot 3, "a 4 ofsw7f;
s:zs swA of NV
VIVA: Carrie, lot 5.
ohnson, D. of ~ "a. J;
s ON Fraser; nv a 4:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

There Is limit at which the practice
OF public charity ceases to be virtue
or a duty and becomes a breeder of
pauperism.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

Swettenham has resigned but it will
take more than an earthquake to shake
Plat and Depew from their perch.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
ugN y''l'' ';,lll :: TERRITORY Err i Y
ownship IS. Range g East. /. !

township 63, Range 8 East.
Tlheophile Gagnon,' und 4 lot ~: 4, 10
Townahip 63, Range East. + .s>..s
Wallace Warner Island No. 49,: i: 30
~ township g, Range Z East. i, 81 \ \.
John Flynn, undl lut 1. \, ~ {. 9.
John Flynn, midi lot 8 ;: 10 q
~ va: EwinG and1 OF se 4 se1 81
Of swA Hot . ~ ]. q. i. a0
Emily Chambers, Island No.;e 81 &52
John q: Lightb md lis nwh OF s..,:3
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:s= IS ..: TOWN OF MAPLE H ~ |,
I Township s. b Range &. i

Aug A: Lindskox. q & 81. {. ~
gnstaf Olson, s. . 81: q
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~
NAME OF owNA AND
pEcnlpr1o}.
Ta1f for 1905.

Same, und. n nwl4 .S.............. = 1911
Same. und II nez of j1i,...-. ~ 30S
Z. 6. Harger Jr.. uudj. II SV!x go. u l IS
s. NJ. Cook, urld. 5-24 u OF sek see. ~ Vi
Oliver Nicholson. u1. n Ins Of
nw11. swA Of nwA4. nv otsx1 ..., % Is IA
Exp. Land Mining adj DIV. Co..
und 5-8nwl Of se15 80 20
w. f. HOchle und II sme . 80 70
Nellie NJ French uId no iot 7 81 O3
Santa Fe Pac. X. r. Co. lot s.. III IA
and 9 :.."..'t' A".. az 1475
10 and IL 81 ~
K. Kortgaard, und. 4 seAof neh.. 81 ~
swii Of ne,1 ,e H Of nw * " 'es' IS 10 ss
Township G6. Ranges West.
Santa Fee Pac L. R. Co, lol 50
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Township 81. Range 2 West.

Kehl l. Deary Coz, WI Of nwA......
Same eH of ne14. ma OF sen i.
Lynch & Pagan. lot &c.. 49,. $3.50.
He'll & Deary Co., s1s of nez, ma OF
sea. ............. ............ 49,.
Kehl & Deary Co.. 81 of NJ ....>:. ...:
j. l.. Collins. VIZ of nwA, SEA OF
nwA: swk Of neA ..:.....;; ..:...;:
Lena Eimon. nE of seA. eh OF swl
Thomas B IL H Trustees ssa 81 s1N 81 neI
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Township &c. Range 2 West.

Mary Mcdonald, sw4 of nwh, WIZ
of sw4, lot 4. %. ..................
Margaret Mcdonald, seA Of mex, eH
seM, lot 1............. .............
r. J. ,Garvin. w Of SEX, seA of se4,
neM OF sWh ..........
VIM. L. Brady, neA Of SEX, 81 of seA
T. Same nwz of swA.
Leonard P. Peterson. SEX of neh. 100.
Same swA of nwA.... :.
Santa Fe Pac. r. r. Co., nwA OF nwA
81 ohm May, e% of neA .......
Emil B. Hey berg, lot l, swk OF swA
John May. wv of nwA 49,. :..... ..:..
John Lance, sen of nw4. neA Of
swA, nwA of SEX ...... - 49,: : !.
/ Emil B. Heyberg, nwM OF nwA. lot 9
Jas. A. Brady, swk of nwA. nwA OF
8WA... 800. :.
Jas. A.. Brady, eh Of seq 49,. 80.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Township GA, Range 2 West

John A. Reyes, sW1& .......:......
Charles Swanson, und1h ~ Of ne34,
zn11 0f. seA a..:.-. .............
n. f.. Mo achen. lot I. ,...,t
james" Leo M Of neh, swk Of ne1z.
Carl Person, und1s lots,7, 8. t.,.,. =.
b Same undX lots4 s.. :. .s ...:. )
Peter Nelson. lots t2, 13::.... ....{,
Ole Christensen, lots I. 2. =, 49,. =. :. .
Ed8ar a. Coffin, lot 9. - 49,. :, :,
AzGec Land & Cattle Co., nex Of nek
+ nwA Of nel.. -, ~ ;:
/ Township IS, Range 2 Vest.
g.. E. Peaslee, ind y lot 60: ~. -.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
NAME OF OWNER AND
DESCRIPTION.
VILLAGE OF GRAND MARAiS.

Section
3. G. segog. eA of nw3l of nwA ... 20 : "a
Grand Nlarais Realty Co., 13E acres
of lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 10 SO
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Township Is, Range l West

F. G. Wixon, und 5-l2 lot L.. ......
+. A. 9tockbridge, md liz lot L..
W. P. Raley, und lie swA OF swA.. I.
G. E. Peaslee, undh same 80.
w. P. Raley, und. 1-16 seA Of seh,
lots u Z, ST.. ........... ...,:.......
c. E. Peaslee, undA SEA of seA, lots
6sT. 81: ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
E..R. Nesbitt. und 1-l2 lot 3..........
Bruce & Bay1iss, und 1-24 lot 7.......
L. w. Fargo, lot S..
G. E. Peaslee, undh lot u....:...:...
Day, Cole IL Easton, lots 10. II, II. IS
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
TOWN OF ROWLAND.

TOWN OF ROWLAND.
Township 81, Range 2 East.
J. NJ: Williams, sw14 of seA, SEA of
sw4 .... ..........,.... 6
Township 81, Range 2 East.
VIM b: Lucas ek of sw14, VIZ Of sell %
Cook Co. State Bank, WE of nwA -. "a
Township 63, Range 2 East.
John J. Brown. lot 5...........1 10
Santa Fe Pac. r. r. Co., nw14 of swh II
Ed Lynch, nH IF mex. ............ II
ia Lynch, nwA of sea. %
Lynch and. Pagan, sH Of nWh ..... q
Lynch & Pagan. nwH of swl4 ........ 2;i
Lynch 4 Pagan, e!s OF swAl. nw14 Of
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16
Township 81, Range 2 East.

G. p. Van Bergen, und.2f lott ...~
y. G: Hrrtman, und. 1-10nH of seh
a. NJ. Morrison, undls lots and 9.
n. Probeok. und. l-96 lots 10, H.. -.
y. Probeck und. 1896 lots Z, 9. 10. Ii, II
b. knickerbocker, und. 100 lot 6 :.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-02-16

:5Hss.I,sssS.
ssiSs,l,a9.4:
l9ysss,3Sk: ,8t
LG4RtSisS.-Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
LEES BIRTHDAY.
Veterans and Daughters Prepar-
ing for Celebration.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January -
The Confederate Veterans ana Daughters
OF the Confederacy. or this City. are per
fecting arrangements FOR Observing the
one-hundredth anniversary OF General
Robert r. Lees birthday. on January
10th.
Inc question OF candidates for the state
Senate and House Of Delegates from,
this city and district are already being
considered TO some extent. IL is expect
ed that Judge r. W. Sims. Of Louisa. the
present popular Senator from this district
viii be candidate to succeed himself
and will probably have no opposition.
Hon. g. r. Swift. Of this city. is the
member OF the House Of Delegates from
Spotsylvania county and the city Of Fred
ericksburg. He Is undecided as vet whath-
er he Will be a candidate 10 succeed him
self Others mentioned in that connection
are Messrs. Henry Dannehl. r. w. Cole
man, Colonel r. y. Cole. Captain T. Nc
Cracken. Captain NJ. y. Rowe and Dr c.
Z. Massey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
PRISONERS HUDDLE
IN UNHEALTHY JAIL
Dozen Prisoners Confined on
Upper Floor at Amelia-Re-
pair Courthouse.

AMELIA, Va. January s.-Mr. =. r..
u. Myers. civu engineer. OF Richmond.
was here to-day and carefully examined
the courthouse building. with a view TO
determining its safety. which some par
ties doubted. His report Will be written
out, but Ee expressed his opinion readily
that with some repairs that can readily
be made. the building ought to stanC 100
years and IL would be useless expense
10 tear il down. lie advised Stucco work
where necessary, and that the floor be
taken up, 50 the t.mhers under j. can be
examined, and u they are uns0urd. re-
newed
Mr.. Myers a.so recommended that VEN
tiators be inserted in the walls under
the floor. 10 secure dryness to the tim
hers
The JAN building was not examined
ny Mr. Myers, but many think tho ~u-
peFVlsors should have that building put in
eood repair, as there aye now a dozen
prisoners confined Oh the upper floor
alone. IN quarters too close for then,
and the lower floor IS in bad condition.
Tie executive committee OF the To-
hacco Association met here to-day and
contracted with Messrs W. J.. tucker
and Company n prize the association s.
tooacco here. instead Of AZ Chula. as il
Is more central point. much more fire.
Qaented and convenient 20 bank
Messrs. Tucker and Company viii opon
the warehouse Tor the reception OF to-
bAcco on Tuesday. January Sth. and IL
WIZ be kept open daily after that. New
crops are being pledged. ana the good
season WILL soon have large quantities Of
tobacco ready FOR delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
HEAR MACKEY SUIT
At COMING COURT
Knode Seeks $4,000 Damael
for Alleged False
Arrest.
So . ~ - -

ALEXANDRIA. VA. January 4.-The
United States Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia viii convene in this
city next Monday morning, with Judge
Edmund Waddlu presiding. Among the
cases scheduled 10 come zap at this term
of court viii Doe that OF Howard G.. Knode
against CranGall Mackey and others a
suit IN which the plaintiff seeks 10 re-
cover damages in the sum of 800 for
alleged false arrest
Mr.. Mackcy is Commonwealth Attor-
rey for Alexandria county. and the
plaintiff alleges that no was unlawfllily
arrested at the instance az Mr.. Mackey
and others. The arrest was made dur
ing raid on an alleged gambling house
az Jackson City, Alexandra county
large number OF cases Is scheduled
90 come Up at this term OF court
Miss Martha Bergman. bout fifty
five years OF age. died this morning at
..r home. go North Patrick Streeta
one sister and three brothers survive
her
Governor Swanson has not Yet been
heard from auent the Communication OF
sentence TO life Imprisonment IN the
case OF Howard Banks. coiored sen
fenced 20 be hanged January il for the
murder OF Thomas ElZoy, also Colored-
It is expected that the Governor will be
heard from by tomorrow or Monday.
The $4,000 young peoples building to
be erected by the Southern MethOdists
Of this city VIII be called "The George
J. Hin Memorial" after the late George
r. Hill. who was "a prominent benefactor
OF that church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
PREPARATIONS FOR
NEGRO VISITORS
Newport News, Even More Than
Norfolk, Arranging Special and
Desirable Accommodations.

NORFOLK. VA. January Accom-
modations are being made in Norfolk. but
much more extensively in Newport News.
Va, for negro visitors to the jamestown
Exposition.
Many houses have been bought or rent
ed in Newport News by a man whose
name as yet has not been made public
but who will reht and furnish them for
the negro visitors. These houses will
accommodate more than five thousand
persons.
IL Is expected that most Of the colored
exposition visitors will spend their time
in the city across the Roads on account
Of the accommodations that are being
made for them.
IL Is also stated on reliable authority
that Giles b. Jackson. OF Richmond
director general of the Negro Develop
ment and Exposition Company. il TO
charter or buy two steamboats,. which
he Will operate between Baltimore and
Norfolk and Newport News for the ben
eft 81 negroes only.
These arrangements. Il IL thought Will
greatly encourage exposition visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Virginia Lad Killed.


ETNA MILLS VA. January Ed
ward J.. Garrett. whose name was IN
tie list Of dead. having been killed in
the wreck at Terra Gotta H. c.. near
Washington. on The evening OF the 30th
of December. was the son Of F. l.. Car
rett. who has been in the ssw-mil bust
ness FOR several years in this section
now operating just across the Pamunkoy,
in Hanover county. Little Edward Lin
wood was only seven years old. He had
been on a visit al his grandpa's. a short
distance out from Washington, and was
coming to Washington alone. where he
would meet HIS parents
Tho family has the sympathy Of this
section, where the CARROTS are 50 Well
known and highly esteemed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
FOSTER HOLDS on
UNTIL FOURTEENTH
His Injunction Operates Until
Meeting of General Board
at That Time.

NORFOLK. VA January L-John L.
Jeffries. Of the law firm OF Jenries a.
Lawiess' counsel for Dr. Foster. who IS
resisting removal as superintendent Of
the Eastern State Hospital. At VII
hamsburg. by the governing board 81
that institution, said to-day that DR.
Foster. under the operation Of TIE in
junction secured by him. will remain in
ONCE until January -. on which date
ne has been notified the board win meet
at Williamsburg to take up the matter
just what course DR. Foster may Take
20 prevent final removal iu the event
OF adverse action Joy the governing
board az a result OF the hearing OF jan
uary H. Mr.. Jeffries would not say
Colonel i.awlcss Will be IN Williams
burg TO look after the interests Of Or
Foster wben the matter comes W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
JUDGE HANCKEL
HELPS GIRL OUT
A|ee Maid Had Neither Parent
Nor Guardian. So Judge Ordered
Issue OF Marriage License.
CAME FROM NORTH CAROLINA


NORFOLK. VA. January IA roman
IT, marriage occurred in this city last
night /, was made possible by the
cooperation Of Judge Allan r. Hanckei.
o. the Corporation Court
Miss Gertrude C.. Patterson. maiden
81 eighteen. without mother. father or
guardian. being netrothed TO Mr.. Harold
4. Hutchinson. q railroad clerk Of Ports
mouth, eighteen years of age. came here
from her home. in Murphy y c.. that
sae might wed hor lover
She was met at The depot hy the young
man on her arrival. bat there were other
barriers In tho way Of speedy marriage.
In order for girl under age TO secure
license. il IS necessary for her Id have
Tho consent 81 her parents or guardian.
She having none of these. Judre
Hanckol was appealed to. Being pro-
found I'm legal lore. whether relating 20
aueirs Of heart or state the Judge speed
ily saw n Wa, out Of the trouble Per
laps Dan cupid. who had the AFFAIR in
charge. helped him "a bit in making his
decision
Anyway. the judge affixed his signature.
as did the maiden. TO an affidavit setting
forth tho facts in the case. and a license
FOR the marriage was speedily issued. the
9sdge standing sponsor for the marriage
fu the absence of any other legal repre-
sentative.
An Episcopal clergyman Of Norfolk per
termed the ceremony. the bride and groom
went away happy, and Dan Cupid hied
himself on TO other business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
WOMAN STOOD HIM OFF.
Hurricane Branch Meets His
Match.
Especial to The Times-p'-patch


SUFFOLK. VA. January 4-Thourh he
faces bad men fearlessly and handles
them without ceremony. Hurricane
Branch to-day was badly baked by "a
woman who held him at bay for several
hours In the final conflict Branch won
his point. but he is sore in many places.
Going 70 the home of Adora Goode.
colored. with a warrant in deunue for
the recovery Of seving-machine Branch
was denied admittance, and. try lis he
could. fai!sd 20 get in
The hurricane then went 10 the war
rant Office for further Instructions. and
was told that the warrant must be
served. or the court would know tne
reason why
returning 10 the woman's house. Branch
sought TO force his way inside. and was
set upon by the woman. who I'm tho
struggle biz the detective IN more than
dozen places
Finally ne was forced 70 threaten gun
play before the machine was rescued
The wounds made boy the woman's teeth
were cauterized.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
JAIL BARS DO NOT
BRIGHTEN THEM
Loyalists of the Juniors Declare
They VIII Continue to Operate
Under State Charter.

NORFOLK, VA, January Threat
cued with "a formal presentment before
the United states supreme Court for the
alleged contempt Of mandate OF that
tribunal "Lpyaiist' members OF the
Junior order United American Mechanics
here say that they have no fears. claim
ing tnat they are working under instruc-
lions ana with the support OF the national
council Threats of jail bars. they say.
viii not deter them. and also that they
Will continue work under their charter
secured from tho state Corporation Com
mission.
ON application Of the Insurgents. tho
supreme Court forbade the loyalists TO
operate I'm opposition 20 or in like manner
with the Insurgents. but that was be-
forc the Loyalists secured charter
What effect that might have on the
court remains To be seen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Mule Has Hydrophobia

-, .7-'1III y ] 1e II11es- DIsnnfTn.I
HALAS. Va. January AR IemueI
Dahney had 10 Kill q very me youn,
mule, suffering with hydrophobia: also
a fine COW. About six weeks ago Mr.
bahney's dog bit his little boy Later
in the day he was seen TO bite q shoat
and snap at other things. M Dabnev
Killed the DOS. and took the boy and the
dog head to Richmond 10 the Pasteur
Institute. The doctors pronounced it
hydrophobia. The little boy stayed there
three weeks under treatment.
Week before Christmas the mule and pig
went made. and last week one OF his
cows went mad. All had To be- BILLED.
The mad mule bit another OF his mules
About the same time Mr. j. ~ Mis-
had a colt beloneing 10 Mr. Dabnev to
break for him. Tho colt died suddenly
with something Ike collie. Mr. Dabncv
had been offered two hundred dollars for
the horse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
CAR RECORDS OFFICES.
Move All Back TO Washington to
Facilitate Handling Of Freight.

49, - = 7 - mo- lIle T1-0l-I
bANNlLLE, VA. January 4.-Ihe car
record Offices of the northern district
~ the southern Railway We're today
moved TO Washington. The Offices gave
employment 10 eighteen persons. and
were moved from WASHINGTON 20 DanvlUe
several months ago II has since been
decided that 10 facilitate the proper hand
ling O, freight the Offices should be To-
Gated in one place.
The same Offices for the Charlotte. Biz
u'ngham and Knoxville districts OF the
southern also 60 back TO WASHINGTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
WANT BARGES.
Thousands Of Tons Of Crushed
Stone to Be Shipped.

NORFOLK. VA. January 4-Barges
are heinz sought among Norfolk snip
brokers which are desired 10 bring n
This city from Richmond the crushed
stone to be used in the construction Of
the boulevard between Norfolk and the
jamestown Exposition grounds. The
brokers are advised by those who would
ship the stone that they have 1900 tons
OF it,
10 is likely that the transportation for
the stone VIII be secured. not without
nlmculty. however as there is a great
deal Of freight offering and a scarcity az
bargcs
Usually there are q few idle barges in
this vicinity. but at present all Of these
craft here are in service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Mr.. Watlington's New CHARGE.

PRINCESS ANNE. VA. january f.-
Rev +. g. Warrington. who recently
resigned the care Of Moore's swamp
Baptist Church I'm Surry county after "a
successful pastorate Of three years has
accepted a call 10 London Bridge and ST.
John 5, I'm Princess Anne county. having
entered upon the passionate the FIRST of
the new year. NJ. Warrington has made
most favorable impression on the peo-
pile here, and his pastoate promises go
uu worry auccessful.