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ITALIAN YIELDS RAZOR.
Mary PagIiasotti Badly Cut by Saliva
tore Polidoro.

Mary Pagliasotti, an Italian maid Of
10 years, was received az the emergency
hospital yesterday afternoon. the vic
tim of a brutal attack I'm which her
face and hand were slashed with a
razor welded by Salvatore Polidoro.
The attack was made in Polidoro's room
~ 36l west South Temple street, and
the only motive ascribed by the police
was Poidoro's fear of the discovery
that he had been implicated i'm the
theft OF $500 from the room Of Joe Co
letii the landlord OF the rooming house
and a cousin of the wounded girl. I'm
nodiately after the attack. Polidoro
made his escape and has not been ap-
pretended.
1t IL said that Polidoro a laborer
was suspected Of the theft OF the money
several days ago Yesterday afternoon,
when Mary. who as chambermaid en-
tered Polidoro's room, she found him
crouching beside the bureau. evidently
M the act of hiding something As he
heard the door open and saw the girl
enter, he splang at her with an open
razor In his hand and began cutting
her
The girl received a bad cut across
Che forehead and hand but before Poll
doro was able TO carry out his murder
Gus Intent her screams were answered
10y the hurr,ing steps Of Coletu and
others.
Polidoro escaped by jumping out Of
a window and IL Is the belief that he IL
being protected hy friends.
After the girls wounds had been
dressed by Or r. r. steele. she was
removed to her home by Coletu.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received up to
Thursday september Both. 1919. al D M.
by the Board Of Education OF Granite
School District for the erection Of an
ofnco building at tith South and State
street salt lake county Utah
Plans and specifications can be seen
a. the office on Lilienberg a Sundberg.
Architects and Engineers. AZ NeWhouse
building.
separate bids win he received for
mason work carpenter work Gncluding
plastering and paintingl. Bids viii
be opened boy the Board OF Edu-
cation Of Granite school District az 1870
South state street, September 80th 1909
a. o. m Each bid must be accompan-
led with o. certified check OF 8 Der cent
OF the amount of bid made payable 10
Granite BOARD OF Education The sue
cossfui bidder will be required 10 give
a Security Company bond IN a sum equal
20 one half on The contract price
Rights reserved 20 reject any or all
bids.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Granite School District
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EIGHTEEN NEW MEMBERS.

At the meeting OF the board OF gov
crnors Of the salt Lake Commercial
club yesterday afternoon. Is new mem-
bers were elected They are: o. W.
Bemls OF the firm Of Galloway. Hoock
q Francis; W. II. Child stock broker.
Richard j Dowdall. attorney. J W
Drew. Greenewnld Furniture company;
n. G.. Cav. accountant and auditor;
Or r. r.. Guthrie: George Haveroamp.
mining. r r. Jones. real estate, Black
foot Ida Albert Merrill Merrill &
Wildinc, merchandise brokers, Ray
M0ntrO q. real estate broker. Fred c.
McFadt On, mining; Joseph Nelson. pres
ideut ard general manager Joseph Nell
son supply company y r. Porter,
lawyer. g. A. Shay. Shays cafeteria:
=. w Taylor. manager Utah general
agency Aetna Life Insurance company;
Ray VI Colt. attorney; = A. Walton.
ATTORNEY: &. S. Wheeler stock grower.
Reno. Nev With the addition Of the
above members the total membership
of the Institution is increased TO 155
members 1875 OF that number having
been added since Jan ] Of this year
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that n special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Rev
euuo Deep Mining a Tunnel Company
will be held al the ofhce OF A. y. Saw
yer Jr. zoo Boston Building, Salt Lake
city Utah. on Monday, the nth day Of
October. 1909. az 2 o'clock .. m. II said
day. Said meeting is called for the fol
lowing purposes;
TO CONFIRM the action % the Board OF
Directors In selling all o. the assets %
the company 20 r M. Neher and IN ac-
cepting as a consideration therefor, one
dollar IN cash. and two hundred and
tWontY-fiN thousand (22s 0o0) shares Of
tho capital stock oi the Greenhorn Min
lug Company onc-half or which Dr. 90
ho preferred and non-asnessahle and
one-half common stock which said
Greerhorn Mining Company is 20 Do or
Ranizod by the said p N. Noher and
others upon the assets of the Revenue
Deep Mining a Tunnel Company.
Bv order on tho President
Dated salt Lake city, Utah. septem-
Der 9rd 1872 A. ~ SAWYER. JR.
Secretary Revenue Deep Mining a. Tun-
mel Company
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In the Justices Court. In and for the
Salt Lake City Precinct. salt Lake
COUNTY State Of Utah. 4. +. laing.
PLAINTIFF vs. l. G.. Mitchell, doing bust
ness as Uneeda Leather Tire Co. De-
PENDANT Summons.-The State OF Utah
TO the said Defendant. You are hereby
summoned 10 appear before the above
entitled court within ten days after the
service or this summons upon YOU. n
served within the county In which this
action Is brought, otherwise within TWEEN
IS DAYS after the service. and defend
the above entitled action, brought
against you % recover tho sum OF 81 81
with interest due thereon for goods.
wares and merchandise sold and deliv-
cred hy Siegel Clothing Co. and by them
assigned 10 this plaintiff. with an costs
or suit and IN case Of your failure 10
do so. Judgment Will be rendered
against YOU according 20 the demand OF
the complaint.
STANLEY A. HANKS.
Justice OF the Peace.
Dated June 2. 1879
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parchment that IL was he who second
cd the nomination Of Joe Iippman In
the American" convention Several OF
his friends have been joshng' him
upon becoming Il follower OF the Kearns
bunch. but 7 n. says he is still Re
publican. and that II was t. n. Farms
worth who backed up the doughty
Lippman In his fruitess quest for the
may0ralty nomination.
A political opponent Of ] D. Murdoch.
Republican nominee for mayor in
stating some OF the reasons why Mr..
Murdoch was disqualified from taking
an active part Ia politics in this city,
said why. no can't even talk United
Statcs'' Mr. Murdoch and his friends
are having "A hearty laugh over this.
for while Mr. Murdoch has been On this
country for more than 30 years. and is
"A thorough American from his toes 10
his hair tips, ne still maintains some
what OF his broad Scotch broguc.'
which was doubtless meant iu the ref
erence 10 the United states language.
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18th tae naming of the Republican
s,4aaies for city offices by the con-
..,on held in the salt Lake theater
...,sr5ay an the tickets OF all political
..,a. now in the field have been
80 and the work Of the campaign
...,or viii now commence
7bs Republicans named as their
..adate for mayor, James ID. Muir
~, who was already on two tickets
i, nominee for councilman from the
~, ward His nomination was the
r,sdt Of Caucus agreement, and was
,,h on the floor OF the convention
-lAoat opposition The nominating
.,.s,h was made by James Devlne. and
sorded from dozen different delega-
Ems and on motion OF J. j. Greene
IA the rules were suspended and the
.-natlou was made by reclamation.
fond calls for the candidate were
,.8a and Mr. Murdoch appeared on
M stage amid deafening applause,
,ri spoke as follows.
or Chairman. Ladies' and Gentlemen
= would Ike 20 say Il afforded me
sr.at Measure 10 speak 10 you on this
ogssIon. but public speaking is entire
~ ant Of mv altitude. II II should turn
AM that I ann not successful in this,
shall return to the niche where I be-
lona and DO the best I can there. I'm
every position / have occupied ] have
svavs tried TO do my best and II
aec,ed mayor ] will try 10 the best Of
ny ability 90 carry out that same
principle
Another round OF applause was given
he candidate as he resumed his seat.
THE OTHER NOMINATIONs.
Nominations for recorder being next
d order, j. j. Greenewald presented
tie name OF n. +. Myton. Carl Badger
ronlnated W. p. Pratt. who was the
only contestant I'm the field with Major
Nyton az the close of the nominations.
R-y in the balloting Mr. Pratt with
dreg bis name and moved that Major
Nym be made the nominee by accla-
uatm. which was done.
For auditor J Farley White NOM
haia ] A. Edwards, who was state
lcfi0r for a term Of four years. II.
s Joseph named Jesse Cannon. Fred
Price presented the name of j j. Meyer
and Carl Badger placed in nomination
c W. schuell OF j. y. Mexican post,
G. A r. The name Of Mr. Schnell was
Withdrawn al his own request Soon
after the ballotine began the name or
Jesse Cannon was Withdrawn. and the
count resulted IN Mr. Edwards receive
Ing $685. votes, and Mr Myer 2l4la on
motion Of Mr. Meyer the nomination
was made unanimous for Edwards.
G. s Patterson placed In nomination
iof treasurer the name OF A. II. Pea
tody This was tine only nomination
aaae and on motion Mr. Peabody was
FAMED as the candidate Of the conven-
ton BY acClamation. Nr Peabody was
also named for city treasurer ON the
tgket NJ the Citizens mass eonven-
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican city committee viii
hold "a meeting Friday evening in judge
Armstrong court room &C the joint
city and county huildne 'or the pur-
pose of organizing for The fan cam
paign Successors 10 J. d. nevine and
r. l. Jensen as chairman and score
tary respectively of tho city committee
viii be ioson. and headquarters for the
committee VIII be- selected. tomorrow
evening meeting of the committee md
no city candidates will bc held, when
details OF the campaign Nill boz dis
cusscd meeting 90 the members oi
the committee from the First ward Val
also be- held tomorrow evening boz Judge
Armstrong; courtroom 90 select can
didlte for the city council from inc
First 10 succeed j. -. Murdoch, who
has been nominated for mayor
Dr q. n Pfoutz. VINO was nominated
ON the Republican ticket Tor council
man for the short term from the fifih
ward, has rendered his resignation o.
the ward committee, saying mat Do
cannot accept the nomination lN.
pfoutz H. memher Of the state board
of corrections. and IL IL said that this d
the only public position be cares 90 hli'
Al the Murray Citizens party prl-
marics held last evening me following
candidates for the Murray council nefe
named. First ward, David p lNch.
Second ward, W N Howard ihifd
Wara. David Frame.
y r. FafnEworth. former assistant
county attorney, denies tbs soft ini-
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1909

hibition A w Wright. ~ ReaurRard
and J. y Fairbanks. purchasing COM
j. w. Clawson, Lorus Pratt. J r Har-
wood, NJ NJ Young and Donald Beaur-
gard.
Preliminary arrangements were made
for n state art exhibit az ogden later
Logan. ogden, salt Lake and Spring
vile were named Ms points az which
pictures may be delivered Tor trans
nnrtatlon % Tho stnte Art institute.
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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

There win be a meeting held in the
Assembly hall after the close Of the
afternoon session Of conference Mon
day. oct a. at p. M, which an those
who are interested In genealogy and
the salvation Of their dead are cordial
lv invited 90 attend.
ANTHON n LUND
President Of the Genealogical Society
of Utah
JOSEPH r. SMITH. JR.
Secretary.
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A sPRArNED ANKLE.

As usually treated q snrained ankle
will dira bile the Injured person FOR n
month or moro. but hN applying cham
berlaln's Liinlmcnt ana observing the
directions with each bottle falthfuiiv "a
cure NAV. IN most cager. De effected
I'M less than one weeks time This Unl-
mcnt ~ a -iost remarkable prcpnratlon.
try 40 TO- sprain or a hruIse or when
laid I'D with chronic or muscular
rhpumas' SIN. and you are certain to be
delighted with the prompt relief which
70 affords For sale bv an druggists
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MI
Qua made lso feel like a new person.
4no u shall always have my praise"
MS W T. VALENTINE, COZ Lincoln
"tgghue' Camden, n. j.
u,alolhtr Me. - " i was q great suf-
i ,o.l nom female disease. The doe
f aia ! would have 20 20 TO the
pspilal fora operation. but lydia Il.
trit...AAiham.h Vegetable Compound com
sUl cured me i'm three months. ~
IN ~, y. a WILLIAMS. h. 4. ID. No. Il.
"3S a' Gardiner Me.
,oa.eeapae your case Is a difficult one
M ',ols having done you no good
~ nlt continue 10 suffer without
'ns Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable
p 9,ll9lnda trial n surely has cured
e, ag ea.es OF female Ills. such as in
fr ','i'.a lion liberation, displacement.
f, ''o.a Juniors. irregularities. periodic
k'Wh. ndcAache that bearing down
y ,a. indigestion, dizziness. and per.
IT, .o..iat.on 10 costs but "A tribe
lo,I.l ~ and the result Is worth mi.
.' '' h.AnT suffering women.
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ART INSTITUTE ELECTION.
Edwin Evans Selected President
Exhibition at Ogden.

At the annual election OF officers ~
the Utah state Art institute held AZ the
home OF Mrs. p. Bonnemort. Edwin
Evans was chosen president. r. r.
Irvine vice president. Mrs r. Bonnie
mort secretary and treasurer. These
committees were chosen: on lectures.
ora Irvine. Mrs " :. stephens and
James r. Erskine. ON art collection,
Mrs r. Bonnemort. Miss MARY Teas
del and Mrs. V. :. stephens; on OK
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Tire stockholders Of tho sinaloa Land
and Fruit Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting viii be- held
ut Q O'Clock g. m. ON the san day ~
October A ID 1909. az the comnunN's Of
nee. 30 Security A Trust Building SALT
Lake city Itah for the purpose NJ elect
lnr directors for tho ensuing year. ana
trauaantlnE such other business as may
properly come before me meeting
LEWIS 81 CANNON. Secretary
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PROBATE s~-n GuARDrA VsurP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk respective sf--
ers for furrhcr information.

ESTATE or ANN Or BEERS DE
ceased -The uuders. gued viii soil 8t nri-
waite sale thc following property. located
200 NO 81 West First south Street. Salt
Lake City. Ifah moro particularly dee-
Urihad AS follows
Commencing az point SO feet west
from the northeast corner of lot 3. block
so. plat "A,' Salt Lake City survey
running thence west 80 feet. thence south
ms feet. thence east % feet. thence north
ms feet 90 place OF beginning
on or after Saturday, the 9Th dav NJ
October A ID 1909 and written bids will
Doe received az the Office OF Young a.
Moyle, ueserct National Bank Building.
salt Lake city utah. terms OF sale cash
90 per cent payable az time Of sale ball
anCc upon confirmation by the court
TAYLOR 81 WOOLLET.
ALBARONl % WOOLLEY
Executors
Dated salt Lake city. sept. 23rd l9O9.
Young & Movie Attorneys.
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

THE UNION PACIFIC LAND CON-
pANY ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stockhoid
ere or the Union Pacific Land Com
nanr will Doc held at the office OF the
company n Salt Lake city. Utah ou
TUESDAY October i2 1909 az n o'clock
% m. for tho election ~ six director
Of the company and for the transaction
Of such other business ns may iegaIly
come before the meeting.
ALEX MTLLAB. Secretary.
Dated September Q. 1903
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


New york August E 1903
40 The Sfnckhoidors ~
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OF MEXICO
YOU are hereby notified that ono an-
uual meeting al fhf atockholders of
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY or
MEXICO win De- held at the offices of
the Company in Salt Lake CltN Ifnh.
on Monday October fs le0. at NJ "a. m.
for the purpose OF eltrrnH Board 0f
fffreu directors and of frlnr1ctna fIrh
other business as mao boz brought before
the meeting
TIE STOCK transfer books of the come
PAM WIN be- closed nt p m on Tcp-
TENDER pa and VIII b. re-openod nt i0 ~
m. nu October M fsa
r. HAsHFORn
Assistant Secretary
No. = bToad street. heW YORK CITY.
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And IN accordance with law and an
order Of the Board Of Directors made
on the 10th day Of August 1909 50 many
shares Of each parcel Of stock as may
be- nece ssary VIII be sold az public auc-
ton al the office or the company. room
Knight Block. Provo. Utah. on Wednea-
dav. october Gth. 1900, az the hour Of 2
o'clock p. m. 20 pay the delinquent as
sessment. together with the cost OF i'd
yertising and expense ~ sale
r. r. ALLEN. Secretary.
Office. Room T. Knight Block. Provo
Utah
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that a meet
ing ~ the members Of The church oi
Jesus Christ Of Iatter-day saints re-
siding ln the sixteenth ward 81 said
Church in the County ~ Salt Lake. and
state ~ Utah. viii be hold NJ the meet.
inrhouse 0f sHid ward on Thursday the
soth day ~ September 1902 90 800 O'CLOCK
3 M FOR the purpose of considering The
advisahlity of authorizing The sale % %
portion ~ the real estate belonging tG
said corporation. and for tho transats
zion of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
EDWIN o. PARRY
bishop ~ said Ward
Dated Sent l2 1909
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SWANSEA CONSOLIDATED MINING
Utah. Notice There are delinquent upon
Inc foIloWlng described stock on account
of Assessment no. Of H.. per share levied
on the 10th day OF August 1879. The sew
erai amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as follows.
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A BURNT CHILD

breads the fire. The dread Is whole
some. but not the burn: that can be
healed and instantly relieved by APP
plying Ballard's snow Eminent BE pre-
pared for accidents by keeping a bottle
always in the house Best for sprains
bruises. eats scalds. rheumatism. neu-
ralgia. bunions-anv and all aches and
pains. Price Is roc and 81 90. sold BY
2 c. N. l. Drug Dept, IL ana liz
south Main ST. Salt Lake city.
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JOHN STEVENS COURTSHIP.
A story of the Echo Canyon War.

A new. charming story by Susa
Young Gates. Just issued from th'
press. II is adopted In the Readnl
Course OF the Young Mems and Nouni
Ladies' Association
Price. 500, postpaid.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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=" ~ -
this valuable medi-
cine, Lydia +. Pink
hams We &c ia Bile
Compound. / suf-
fered from terrible
headaches, pain in
my back and right
side, was tired and
nervous, and so
weak Icould hardly
ia d. Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound re-
ufared ma faInoltl
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING


ers OF the oregon suurt Line Railroad
Co. Will boz held at The office OF the
Company ln salt Lake city. Utah. on
wednesday October 81. 100. az 10 o'clock
NJ. fUt the election OF fifteen directors
OF such other bushes as may legally
come before the meeting The books for
tho transfer of stock win be closed for
the purposes ~ the mcemic at the close
of business on MONDAY. September 13.
1909 and viii De roopened on Thursday.
October 49, 1919
ALIEN MILLAR. Secretary
Dated Sept. 9Th. 1900
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UTAH STATE FAIR RATES

Via oregon Short Line Tickets on
sale from Utah points north Of Ogden
ON oct. 10 s. Inclusive limited to
oct. IS. From ogden and points south,
oct 10 g. inclusive; limited TO Oct.
~. See agents.
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MORE
PINKHAM
CURES
ADDED to the Long List due
TO This Famous Remedy.

Oamden, Nj 1T is with pleasure
way ! add my testimonial TO your
IIeady long list hoping that il may
hlnce others 10 avail Themselves ~
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MILFORD WOODRUFF.
History of His Life and Ilabors'

As Recorded In His Daily Journals.
This interesting and valuable history
lust issued from the press OF the Des-
eret News Is now ready for delivery.
il is large octave volume containing
roo pages well printed and handsomely
bound. II is embellished with a photo
graviire portrait OF President Woodruff,
and scenes Of his early and later
homes.
Bound In Extra Cloth .....s $3.50
Bound IN full leather gilt $3.50
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main Street. salt Lake city. Utah.
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And in accordance with law and an
order from thr Board of Directors. made
many shares of each parcel of stock ass
MAY be- necessary. Wlll ho cold ai public
auction at tha office or fhf company.
Room 2 knight nl0ch Provo. lnh 0n
TUESDAY. October a ian at enc hour M q
o'clock q W., 90 paN fne delinquent ass
scssment. together with Inc Coft of adj
vertisinE and expenso ~ salc
n. r. ALLEN. Secretary
Ofhce. Room knght Block. Prove.
Utah.
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Hamlin Paints. Need any signs7 Both
phones.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

uINTAH TREASURE MILL CoALf-
TON MINING COMPANY Principal
place Of husines Provo. itch. Notice.
mere are delinquent upon tho following
Described stock on account OF assess
ment No of one cent per share. levied
on the 10th day OF August. 1870. tho
several amounts set opposite the names
or the respective shareholders az fol-
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y r Farnsworth. former assistant
county attorney, denies the soft im-
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Bound In Extra Cloth ......s2.50
Iln,,,,a IN, fltI lnnlhnr. r-llI 2a 20
SUMMONS.

6 Main street. Salt Lake city. Uu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-18
Members Of Local Companies n.
CORPORATE Relief Association.
CHIEF STOW IS PRESIDENT
ORGANIZATION Will Receive and Handle
This city's Share Of Money Reeeiv.
ed From insurance Companies un-
der New Law.

The State Corporation Commiss ion
granted charter yesterday to the
Firelnen's Relief Association of New
port News. with the following we'll
known members OF the local fire com
panies as officers and directors:
Presidcnt-W X. stowe. chief OF
fire department.
Vice-President-G. W. Dunt0n, OF
the East End Company.
Secretary-J b. Gordon, of tn"
North End Company.
Dir-ctors-The officers and J. A.
Walker. of tn" North End Company.
The objects and purposes OF the
association are given in the incor-
poration papers as the caring for ana
disbursement Of the Relief Fund Tor
the fircmen OF Newport News.
All OF the firemen throughout the
State are required to secure char
ters for associations in each city as
outlined above for the purpose OF
dividing and expanding the money de
rived under the recent law providing
that one per cent. OF the insurance
premiums collected throughout the
State on fire insurance be paid into a
fremen's relief fund. The Newport
News men were among the first TO
comply with the regulations in MS
reSpect