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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
OUTSKIRTS JUDGE MANN
Roanoke brewer Wishc, Stringent
Liquor Laws.

Colonel A. NJ. Bowman yesterday Of
fered in the House at the request OF
Mr.. Louis A. Scholz. president of the
Virginia Brewing Company, OF Roa-
noke, bill which calls for the most
stringent regulation of the LIQUOR trat.
fic. @
The measure goes far beyond the
Mann law, providing for the general
closing of bars at s o'clock P. NJ; for
bidding any person to treat another;
requiring applicants for license TO
promise that they will keep orderly
houses. and will not sell to minors or
students. nor make any display OF
liquors in their windows.
There shall be no. pool or billiard
tables or ten-pln alleys where liquor
is sold. and when the places are open
for business all screens shall be re-
moved.
Mr.. Scholz will appear in the inter-
est of his bill. and it is said that liquor
dealers and brewers will have repre-.
sentatives here to fight It,
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cured; certain acts imposing taxes con
tin,ed in force"

cured: certain acts imposing taxes con-
tinued in force"
BY Mr. curlett-A Joint resolution re-
ouestIng our representatives In Congress TO
introduce a bill in Congress providing that
the national government return to each
OF the several states certain percentage
OK the Internal revenue as collected from
Bv Mr.. Massie-To provide for the preser-
We ton OF the forests and for proper In
struction in forestry in tho public schools
and educational institutions of the Com
ntcnwealth.
BY MI Bell--To accept the certain grants
OF money as made by the Congress OF the
United States March 16. 1905, as appro-
PR ations for the use of the agricultural
experiment stations Of the several States
ard Territories OF tho United States.
BY Mr.. Sutherland-To amend and re-
titled an act to amend and re-enaot sec
ton 3s53 of the Code Of Virginia, in rela-
ltiop to bribing voters at elections ).
BY Mr. Sutherland-To provide. n rule 81
evidence In prosecutions under section 3S53
of the Code OF Virginia. and an act APP
proved March "a. 1903, entitled an act to
promote pure elections. primaries and con-
|vertions. and TO prevent corrupt practices
or bribng in same TO limit tho expenses
| of candidates to prescribe duties Of candi-
dates, and providing penalties for violations
| of this act, and declaring void under Ger
| tair conditions elections In which provi-
sic MS OF the oct, or any of them, have been
Iyiciated.
BY Mr.. pulllam--To amend, ana re-enact
section Sis OF the Code OF Virginia, as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
COMMITTEES III Work.

a committee composed OF business
men from Fredericksburg was in the
city yesterday urging the passage Of
tho bill to repeal the law which pro-
hibits the paralleling of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
Mr.. Henry Warden, president of tho
Journal Publishing Company, and
member Of the City Council OF Fred
ericlssburg; Mr.. Isaac Hlrsli. president
Merchants and Mechanics Building AS
ISOLATION; John NJ. GrffinN postmaster
of fredericksburg, Dr. j, G. King, Cap
tain McCracken, eN-membel OF city
Council and president Business Mems
Association. and Mr.. William G. Whit
ner, president FrederickshurS Power
Company, made up the delegation. M
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- - "a FORTY YEARS
-, -, - SUCCESSFUL SERVICE

stood period Of than two
popular than there can be no doubt its
period existence marked by
long and its value
that
used blood medicine the market For rheumatism
Cata crofula aud Skin Diseases and all other troubles
poisoned condition Of the blood s. has Nc equal
all matter the disease
unable
furnish The BODY With strength needs
plies with properties and splendy ntonng
all blood
disorders way reaches tants which the ordinary
absolutely safe 4
slightest Of mineral form t. damage the delicate
perfect It not
ars II you are il Of blood purifier
ease begin tie use S. physicians
and will without charge special
medical advice that Is required . -
;ssf TIE sYlET sRAG4E4G- We AtAAAA44, -S Va
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amended and re.enacted by an act ap.
proved February 10, 1901. as amended and
rc.enacted by an act approved March IS.
1906, in relation to compensation OF super
v!scrs.
BY Mr. Daniel-To amend and re-enact
division z OF section S34. Code OF Virginia,
an act approved December 81, 1903, in
relation to supervisors awarding premium
for scalps.
section eli sis OF the Code OF Virginia. as
amended and re-enacted by an act of Feb
ruary 70. l,ol. and o as amended and re-en-
compensation Of supervisors.
enact section 9.s of the Code of Virginia.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding a. county board
for the purpose of auditing the funds In
the hands of the county treasurers.
BY Mr.. Churchmnn--To amend ana ro-
enact an act entitled an act to appropriate
the sum OF $4,000 annually to the sinking
fund, for the purpose OF extinGuishins the
public debt of Virginia, making tho appro-
priaton s120,O0o.. as provided for In the
century act. approved February 20, 1892.
BY Mr.. Jennlngs-To establish board
OF accounting and to make appropriation
therefor Va 35
BY Mr.. churchman-crenting commis-
LAWS. and requiring report TO be made TO
{ tho next General Assembly.
BY Mr.. Chitwood-l'o amend and re-
enact an act entitled an act to prescribe
the mode In which clerks OF courts shall
moneys collected by them, and to require
| them to pay the same into the treasury.
approved March 3, 1898, AMI providing COM
pensaton to the attorneys for the Commons
wealth for the duties required OF them un-
der said act.
By Mr.. Surratt-To amend and re-ennct
section a53a OF the Code OF Virginia, us
amended and re-enacted by acts approved
| February Cd. 1890, ana March A. 1898, en-
tilted an act to amend and re-cnact section
/ 3j2. Of the Code of Virginia, In relation
| to fees for jailer
Ky Mr. chltwood-ro amend and re.ena2t
| section 40Si OF the Code OF Virginia, as
| amended and re-enacted by an act entl-
! tied an act TO amend and re-enact section
4 40Sl of The Code Of Vrgnia. In relation To
/ ullowance of fees In criminal cases. and tho
y manner of certifying same, approved Murch
., 1925.
/ BY Mr. Chltwood-To aineno and re-
enact section s527 OF the Code of Virginia,
| BY AR, C,lrlett--Entitled an act establish
ing a committee OF investigation, to be
krGwn as "the standing committee on lesis-
| lo;lve Investigation ana accommodation for
i State INSTITUTIONS; defining their duties,
/ term of service, their pay, and providing
by Mr.. ciement--To amend and rc-cn.ct
sections l. % z and of an act of Assembly
entitled an act to raise revenue for the
| support of the government ara public free
schools, and to pay the interest on the pubs
.EIlc debt md to provide special tnS Tor
4 ronsions, as authorized by section 1ss or
! the Constitutions approved April lG, 1908.
4 Nv MIR, LoNe--'ro4 Incorporate tho town OF
\ Putceyile, in the county OF loudoun,.
! by Mr. Stratton--ro authorize the board
LOT supervisors OF AppomattoN county 70
i Inappropriate money 10 Confederate monu-
\ mcnt.
4 ny Mr. Strntton--To amend and re-enact
\ clW. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

Markham, OF Portsmouth. and adopt
ed, requesting the Virginia delegation
in Congress to labor for a liberal APP
propriation for an inland waterway
along the Atlantic coast, and to ask
for the creation of naval board to
ascertain the safest and best route
to the far South
After the Introduction by Mr.. John
Orr Daniel of a joint resolution.
which was referred, directing the
State Board of Education to abolish the
position of State school examiners, the
House adjourned until noon to-day.
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r. C. MASSIE.
Courts Of Justice.

Nos. 23, SO and "a. relating to the elec-
,tlon Of commissioners OF the revenue,
be discharged, and that the bills be
referred to the Committee on Courts
of Justice. BY Il recorded vote the
Senate refused to make any change.
Mr. Parks's motion that they be re-
ferred to the Committee on General
Laws was also voted down.
Senators Folkes, = Parks, keezel1,
Walker and Early made speeches on
the life and public services OF MIR.
Boaz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

Colonel Joseph T. Lawless. of Norfolk
and Hon Randolph Harrison. of Lynch
burg. They are lawyers, and 1t Is q
coincidence that all save Judge Burns
have formerly occupied seats In ons
branch or the other OF the General
Assembly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
FIRE Al Gu1LFonD COLLEGE,
Union Hall, One of largest Buildings
Destroyed-Loss, $4,000.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]

GREENSBORO, N. C. January 49,
At Gulford College, six miles from
here, this morning. Kings Hall. one OF
the largest of the seven college build
tngs, was totally destroyed by fire. 1t
was three-story brick structure used
for class rooms, society halls, museum
and library, the latter said to be ths
best college library in the State.
Gullford College. CO. education in
stitution, is the Quaker college for the.
South and last year received $4,000
Carnegie donation, besides many gifts
from j. B. Duke president OF che
American Tobacco Company. who was,
educated there. The building, which
cost 100000, was insured for $1,000. The
valuable library was destroyed. The
furniture OF the two society halls was
saved. Kings Hall occupied the site of
the large two-story brick Quaker
Westinghouse. which was burned
twenty years ago.
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Among Sick Nlemhers.

Delegate George L. Richardson, Of
Henry. is still confi9ed to his room by
an attack OF pneumonia, though his
conlitionSis somewhat improved.
Major M M. Green was In his seat
yesterday after a brief Illness.
Delegate II. G, Lowry. of Bedford.
was present for the first time. having
been confined to his home by sickness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
rron.,ncnt Visitors.

Prominent visitors from a distance.
who We're at the Gapitol yesterday
shaking hands with legislators, were
Judge w. II. Burns, of Russell; Con-
grossman II, w Franklin. Hon. s,
Gordon Cumming, of Hampton; Hon.
Thomas N, WilliamN Of .Mecklenburgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

~ ENAToR SINS and Delegate Mott
ing have introduced companion
le. II. is and 10 OF the act upon
the subject OF county roads. bridges.
etc. assigning the duties of the State
engineer ITO the State highway COM
missioner -
The same gentlemen are.lpatrons of
bills, to amend sections 4. y. II, IL.
Is and IA of an act approved March
IL. 1904 relating to the establishment,
construction and permanent improve
tment of roads. landings. etc. making
the same change as that made by the
last mentioned bills and making the
written consent of land owners to
waive compensation for land taken to
have the same effect asa. deed and to
cause it to be recorded as.such.
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VIOLENT PROTEST.
FROM REPUBLICANS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

arise suddenly and unexpectedly dur
Ing the course OF the session and must
be met as they arise.
The Governor in his message assured
the General Assembly that the depart
ments of the State government and
the institutions of the state were in
good condition. and for this reason
cations ordered by the last session OF
the Legislature. 1t is not thought that
there will be much activity along that
line this session.
some Matters In the House.
The matter Of repeating the statute
which forbids the parallclng OF the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railway came to the front in the
House through a resolution offered by
Delegate Cox that the state Corpora
zion Commission be requested TO fur.
.nsh copy of the report OF the stare
proxies and the accompanying docu-
ments. for the purpose of having them
printed and distributed among the
members.
Delegate Hall presented resolu-
tion, which was adopted, asking the
Committee on Courts to report the cost
OF appeals to tho Court OF Appeals.
Mr.. Curlett presented resolution
which was referred. calling upon menu
hers of the Virginia delegation IN
Congress to introduce a bill for the
return TO each State a portion of the
internal revenue derived from such
State for the purpose of pensioning
,1iremen, soldiers and members OF the
State militia.
Mr. Markham presented several reso.
1ulions asking the same persons to
strive for an appropriation for an in
land waterway to the South.
Delegate Daniel had joint resoln-
ton. which was referred. asking the
State Board of Education to abolish
the State School Examiners. 1t will
be remembered that similar resolu-
lion passed the House last session, but
was defeated In the Senate. So fal
no bill has ever been offered TO repeal
the law authorizing the appointment
OF the examiners; and there is no com
pulsion upon the Board Of Education
to accede 10 mere request OF tht
General Assembly.
- Both houses adjourned our5;o OF re
spect to the memory of the late Will
liam n. Boaz.
In the afternoon a few committee!
held meetings. and it Is probable tha
their work Will now go briskly for
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
Schools.

Schools.
-HE session OF 1906 was by gem
eral consent acknowledged to be
the most progressive and liberal
of those of recent Years in mat
ent session does not give any sign that
1t Will be behind Its predecessor In
this respect. On the contrary, with
q larger surplus on hand, it is likely
purposes will be materially increased.
a number of measures regarding
school matters have been presented to
both houses and there are doubtless
| thers 70 come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

ENATOR SIMS has introduced a
bill known as Senate So. No. So,
~ appropriating annually the sum
of 100000, to be turned over to
the State Board of Education. of which
amount that board must apply $780,
600 to the public free schools on the
basis of school population. $4,000 In
the maintenance Of summer normal
schools. and the residue. after paving
the generalseXpenses of the State Board
of Education and their appointees and
the Department of Public Instruction
shall be used as fund for increasing
salaries of teachers and lengtheninG
school terms, distributing it among the
school districts in which the county
and district levy together amounts to
80 cents on the hundred dollars, and
lin which the white teachers of high
err class than second-grade are paid at
least $500 per annum. and the school
term is not less than SIX months, and
to those cities where such teachers
receive at least $500 per annum and the
school year Is not less than nine
c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

~ ENAToR sTRopE's Senate Bill No
MO. provides for the appropria-
" ton Of 100000 annually for the
- public schools. one.half of which
ties and cities, according ito school
population, and one-fourth placed at
the. disposal of the local school au-.
sthorities. according to the average
daily attendance In each county and
city for first four months OF nreced-
ing school year. and in ike manner
by the authorities of such counties
and cities distributed among their re-
be equal and uniform as to the class
of primary schools selected. The re-
naming fourth of the fund is to be
distributed among those counties and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

- ENAToR FoLKEs, in Senate Bill
No. SO, provides that all funds
\ loaned by the literary fund to
school districts in the State shall
be Cancelled. and the Auditor directed
to pay to the literary fund from the
treasury Of the State the amount loan
ed for this purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

At the First Church.
Rev. II. r. AIcEaden. D.. d., pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. IS hold
ing a special series of services for
members OF that congregation eacn
night this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

ELEGATE TFIRoCKN1oRToN lias
bill that members of the State
convict road force, not otherwise
employed, shall. upon the requi-.
sition of the highway commission, hs
sent to work in one or more OF the
State quarries. designated by the COM
the superintendent and directors OF
the penitentiary which they now sex-3
ercise over the convict road force. The
necessary tools. buildings and live
stock. and the tconvicts shall be cared.
for as other prisoners In the convict
road force. Expenses are to be
charged against the quarries., as SIM
liar expenses are charged against the
State farm, not to exceed $4,000: Road
making materials produced at the
quarries are to be. furnished to tho
counties. cities and towns at cost.
which is to be ascertained by the SUI
perintendent of the penitentiary. the
transportation to he arranged for by
the highway commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

cities that locally levy and raise the
legal limit of school funds under the
maximum rate, aggregating 50 per
capita of school population. such ap-
as possible the aggregate per capita OF
school mondy provided by adding the
local fund to such apportionment Will
be equal ana uniform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

APPENDED and re.enacted by an act APP.
proved February 10, 1901. as amended and
ro.enacted by an act approved March 1s.
1906. in relation to compensation OF super-
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l,nn,Is

~ ELEGATE LUCE has introduced a
bill authorizing the board of sr-'
~ pervisors OF any county to pay q
premium of S. to the owner or
each farm wagon. lumber wagon, saw
of the Width OF four inches or over.
which has been in actual use on tho
public roads of the county for at least
six months; the said sum to be paid
the road funds OF the county and
charged against the nagisterial district
in which the applicant resides.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

BY Mr.. AIasse-To amend and re-enact
section sos OF chapter 81 OF the Code Of
4 Virginia, concerning county and city treas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

BY Mr.. pulliam--To amend and re-enact
section SIS OF the Code OF Virginia, as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14

Following is a. list of standing con
mittees of the House, announced ye'
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

Boise in the County of Ada, State OF
Idaho
Public Notice is hereby given, that
viii on Friday. the 18th day of May A.
D. 1908, at IL O'Clock, of said day, in
front OF the Court House door of the
County Of Ada sell at Public Auction for
cash al the right. title, claim and interest
Of said Defendant n A. Morgan, Of. in
and to the above described property, or
20 much thereof as may DE necessary TO
raise sufficient money TO satisfy said
Judgment with interest and costs, etc.
70 the highest and best bidder
Dated april "a, 1908
s. r. HOLLOWAY,
Constable, Boise Precinct, Ada County.
state 81 Idaho.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
nARRN IEnNAEn
coNSTABLE's SALE

By virtue Of an Execution issnedoutoi
the justices Court Of the Precinct of
Boise. Ada County. Idaho. before NJ ri
Sayidge. Jlstice Of the Peace. wherein
John II Myer and Hannah Smith part
ners as Myer 6 Smith Plaintiffs. and
n A. Morgan, Defendant. upon a iudg,
ment rendered the 10th day Of April A
ID. 1908, for the sum Of Seventy (S50OO)
Dollars, besides costs and interest. hay-
ing heretofore levied upon an the right
title, claim and interest Of said Defend
ant. n a. Morgan. By virtue OF a writ
of Attachment in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lot 3.
Block 8, Ireland's Addition to the City Of
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

Primary elections for the purpose OF
eleetiug delegates 70 said county con-
yention viii be held in the above named
precincts Of said county Monday. May
18th, 1908. between the hours Of 3 p. N
and p IA. ia the county precincts and
between the hours Of p m and m.
IN the city precincts
The voting places in the said pre-
eincts are hereby designated as follows
subject 20 change by the precinct COM
mitteemen il deemed necessary by
them
No - c Floods residence. 1872
East bannock Street
No q Kari Paine's residence, 400
South Fourth street
No 3-Taylors Bottling WORDS
Warm Springs Avenue
No Levy Building. corner Fifth
and Idaho streets
No SCity Hall
No o. Masonic Hail, corner Tenth
and Bannock streets
No -Mickie's Store. corner Eighth
and Bannock rtsects
No Sc A X Hall
No Hohmans Business College,
corner Eighth and Fort streets
No 10 Resscgue Fire Hall
Why AahaAAAtAAAEr 4 aNf
Washington street
No Deal Baird's Residnce, 1913
North Tenth street
No Isl o o p Building. corner
Thirteenth and Eastman streets
No "a Murphey's Blacksmith Shop
No Is kerr's Warehouse
No. 10 George Goodrch's Resi-
denec. So2 South Fourteenth street
South Boise Joplins Hall
Maple Grove Maple Grove School
House
Soldiers Home Soldiers Home.
Green Meadows O O r Hall
White Cross White Cross School
House
Meridian City Hall
Union / o % 7. Hall
Dry Creek Schick's School House.
Orchard PLANT House.
Highland Highland School House. /
Dated Boise. Idaho, April 18th zoos
NJ WoonBURN, i
Attest Chairman.
NJ S PARKER,
Secretary.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
ALIAS SIMMONS
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ADA
COUNTY. STATE or IDAHO.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ALIAS SUMMONS
J. NJ CANTWEf.I., Plaintiff, vs. / N
DAILY, Defendant
The State Of Idaho sends greetings 20
L " DALI Defendant
YOU are hereby summoned 90 appear
before me at ms office IN the Court
House IN Boise City. County OF Ada and
State Of idaho. on The e3rd day Of June.
iaos. az ten O'Clock a M in au action
brought against sou hy said plaintiff. 60
answer the complaint OF said plaintiff
sand action Is brought to recover from
you TIE sum of Three hundred dollars
and interest from July 18th. 1901. at
The rate % seven per cent per annum
and iof Seuvey-6ve dollars attorneys
fees, an Of which viii more fully appear
from plaintiffs complaint copy Of
which Is served herewith. hereby ne
trrred 90 ard made a part hereof. and
sou are hereby notified 20 appear and
answer as above required of Judgment
viii b. taken against you i0r the slid
amount t3-wit The sum of Three
duudrcd Dollars. and interest and al.
iorncy ices as above specified. together
lFs..4ass sslAss costs % this action
70 the Sheriff or ans Constable oi
sad County, Greeting Make legal ser
vice and due reiuru hereof
Given under ms hand this e3rd day I
Of April 1905
HARRY LEONARD
$50 Probate Judge
Williams 4 krocRer Plaintiffs Attor
nays residing 40 Boise. Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
THE
Bank Of Commerce
WANTS YOUR BUSINESS,

It is well worth looking at-tbi,
offering of Real Estate which ~s
have on our books at the prese,t
time. Whatever you NAV he =
search of in the Real Estate Iira
make known to us your wants and
be sure that we can easily satisfv
them. We have the choices,
selections of town and countr,
property, all improved and devei.
oped, and every parcel is well
worth the price asked. We al,o
buy and exchange Real Estate
collect rents, and do a genera
Real Estate business.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AND PRIMARIES

Pursuant TO action Of the Demo
cratic County Central Committee oi
Ada County, Idaho, taken at meet.
ing Of sad committee held in Boise
Idaho, April Path, 1908, notice is
hereby given that a Democratic CouEiy
Convention in and for said county
fos the purpose Of electing thigty-one
delegates 70 represent Ada County IN
the Democratic State Convention 20
be held at Twin Falls June 5fd, 1908,
70 eject delegates TO the Democratic
National Convention 70 be held at
Denver. Colo July It'll. 1908. and
thifty-one delegates 70 represent said
county IN the Democratic State Con
ventioa % be held ~ Wallace, Idaho.
August sth, 1908. 20 nominate state
and congressional Democratic tickets,
vii BE- held 81 Boise, idaho. May 23rd.
1908, AZ 10 O'Clock a M
The precincts u said county SIRE
enttled 70 delegate representation in