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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
PARDoNs REFUSED MANY.
Prison Commission Turns Down Plea
of Six ife PrisonnrS

Prison Commission Turns Down Plea
of Six Life Prisoners.
For six persons now serving life
sentences in the state prison it viii:
not be very cheerful Christmas, for
the pardon board and the governor
have closed the door of hope for par
don or communication, at least for the
present.
The commission turned down u lis
batch of applicants Tuesday. and in a
majority of cases the governor gave
his approval to this action Several
however, he held up for further In
vestigation. The six life prisoners
turned down are:
Emma Johnson. Floyd, murder; Dave
Peters, Emanuel. murder: John Nose
ly, Montgomery, murder; John A.
Grimes, Milton, murder; Luke Scott,
Chattooga. murder; w. o. Smith, Bibb,
mayhem. There were large number
of other cases declined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
A LIVELY MUSICAL COMEDY.
"The Golden 0iriv Pleased Full House
at Grand Last Night.

"The Golden 0iriv Pleased Full House
at Grand Last Night.
Almost every seat in the Grand was
occupied last night with theatre -goers
to witness THE Golden Girl" and
the large audience. saw one of the best,
cleanest, cleverest and most amusing
musical comedies that has ever been
presented at the local playhouse.
There was everything there to make
it a success-good singers and dane
ers, first class comedians, pretty
chorus girls, with handsome costumes,
pleasing and entertaining electrical eff
fects and catchy songs.
All of the leaders were really mu-
sical comedy stars. Miss Marie Flynn
as Dixie" was probably the star of
the company She was pretty and
petite, has a sweet voice, acts well
and knows how to wear good clothes
AS this pretty little star is yet a
! mere girl bright future on the
stage is promised.
Miss Nina Davis, as "the fiend," also
added much to the success of the at
traction. She, too, has a pretty voice
and quickly won the audience by her
clever acting.
Joseph Niemeyer, the leading com
edian, was gem. He was original in
his funnyisms. seemed to have said
things at the proper time, and did
his full share towards making the
patrons get their moneys worth. There
were several others in the leading
role. all of whom handled their parts
well and made the attraction a merry
one
The clog dance by four members OF
the company, two Of the girls and two
of the male members, was a decided
feature and they were compelled to
respond to seven encores.
The chorus girls were all well
trained in their songs and drills, and
the attraction can easily be classed
as one of the best of the kind that
has ever been seen here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
HAVE FAITH IN Or. COOK.
Copenhagen Scientists Surprised at
Latest Attacks on Him.

6atGSt ATTACKS on FTiN.
Copenhagen, Dec. Tho summary
Of the affidavits of persons claiming
to have aided DIR. Frederick A. Cook
III preparing his polar data, published
In London and New York today, was
read here with amazement.
Scientific circles are inclined to be
incredulous regarding the charges, and
some persons like Dr.. Carl Burrau, the
astronomer, consider it so improbable
that their effect will be to strengthen
confidence in DIR. Cook
Captain Loose said that the writing
down Ct records in Cooks report of
observations did not show "a skilled
attempt to deceive"
AS to whether he thought II posi-
BILE for Cook to declare these calcu-
lated observations by Loose simply
for comparison Of his own, Loose
said:
OR Cook will probably say this,
but why did he need any such calcu-
lations and reckonings backward as
I made for him? Why did he need
any one to make calculations for him
If he went to the north pole and took
careful observations on the way to
and from the pole?'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
A RISING TIDE OF CASH.
More Than $4,000 in State Treasury
Now and More Coming.

1t is rising tioe of money in the
state treasury.
Tuesday more than 100000 rolled
in, while Wednesday mornings mail
brought nearly 100000. Fulton coun-
ty added $25,O00 to the states cof-
fers, while the Atlantic Coast Line
sent in $69,45610. This is the first
of the big roads to pay taxes FOR
1909. Gwinnett county sent in $13,400
and the Wrightsville & Tennille rail-
road S3,S2976. The baance was made
up Ct various small amounts.
The balance on hand now is about
100000 50 the teachers will certainly
get their Christmas gift of $25O,O0O
from the state. The warrant will
probably be drawn early next week
and the money disbursed at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
A BUSY SESSION
Hello LAST NIGHT
BY CITY COUNCIL
LARGE AMOUNT OF ROUTINE
WORK WAS DISPOSED OF
BY The CITY soLoNs.
Several Petitions and Communicates.
Received. Various Reports Read and
Other Business Disposed Of at the
Busy Meeting.

City council met In regular sass,o.
iasl night and disposed or a number
OF matters. These present were: AID
ermen, Ludwig. presiding. Cox. Cold
smlth, Cainan, Taylor, McGaryey anx
Leo.
Under the head of petitions and
communications the following were re-
ceiyed:
from Henry r. Warning, of Tampa.
onering to buy certain property near
the hospital tract. referred to financa
committee
from the Brunswick chapter. d. A.
H., thanking the mayor and council
Tor courtesies extended during the re-
cent state convention held in this CITY
Accepted.
From J. j. Spears, resigning as a
member of the board of arbitratcrs.
Accepted.
from the Downing company, with
reference TO the handling of rosin and
naval stores on Bay street lots Nos.
4 and 3. Referred to fire committee.
From the Mutual Light & Water
company, asking payment of bill for
furnishing water on the public squares
rom 1906 to date, amounting to $288.-
oS. referred to committee on light
and war; and city attorney.
The license committee rendered its
report, and, after a few amendments
1t was placed on its first reading.
The finance committee reported ad- :
yersely on a bill from III. M. Miller
& Son for furniture, bedding. etc.
amounting to $S9.75, claimed to have
been burned by the sanitary depart
| ment on account of being exposed to
dyptheria. The committee reported
that after an investigation It was
learned that the articles were not de-
stroyed by Instructions from the
health officer and consequently re-
fused to pay same. The report was
adorted.
The finance committee reported a
settlement on the following claims:
}. Armstrong, $40; Florence Middle
ton, $50; Isabella Clark, $40.
The city attorney reported that he
bad settled the claim of Mrs. Mary
F, Gill against the city fer $50.
Reports from the maj shal, city ply
sician and health officer for the month
OF November were received and or
dered to take the usual course.
Alderman Calnan introduced a res
olution in accordance with a resoIu.
tion adopted July 13. providing that
an expert accountant be employed at
once to examine the books of the
city clerk, treasurer, marshal and
others.
The ordinance providing for the
paving of Newcastle street, from Glou-
cester to G, with vitrifed brick, was
placed on its second and third reading.
passed and adopted.
Under the head of new business
. city registrar was elected to sue
ceed j. j. Spears. Alderman Calnan
placed in nomination Capt. T. New
man. and he was unanlmously. elected
TO the place.
The janitor Of the city hall sent in
his resignation, effective Monday The
resignation was referred to the mayor
and ne was authorized to fill the va
cancy
After The reading of accounts for
the current month. council adjourned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
WATER FAMINE THREATENED

Bristol, Tenn, Dec. 9.-As a result
Of decision rendered by Judge Hal
H. Haynes in the chancery court here
t;Iis city may, in the near future, face
water famine. Judge Haynes grant
ed a petition of J. II. Mattox asking
for mandatory Injunction requiring
the city to cut off the water from
it's mains The city gave bind and
appealed the case to the state su2rem@
court. The case involves the ques-
tion Of riparian rights
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
MRS. LAND KILLS HERSELF.

Atlanta, Dec. -Despondent because
her son nad moved away from Atlanta,
Mrs. George Land, aged So shot and
killed herself early yesterday. Nearly
half Of her head was blown away. The
body was found by friend who
boarded in the same house with her
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Hawkinsyille, Ga, Dec. 9.-John K.
Watts. wanted here on a charge OF
double murder committed eleven years
ago, was brought back from Linden,
Texas, where he was recently arrest
ed. He will be tried in February
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
NEW scHoL FOR OLD COLLEGE.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 9.-William and
Mary college at Williamsburg, Va, the
secord Oldest in the country, coming
next TO Harvard, is to have new
observation and practice school for
the training CT male teachers for the
pubic schools of Virginia, the build
ing to cost $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
BASEBALL PLAYER DEAD.

New Orleans, Dec 9.-Willie Hogg,
pitcher On the Louisville American
Association BASEBALL team during the
season of 1903 and formerly an Amer
lean League player, died here last
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
LEOPOLD NOT SERIOUSLY IL

Brussels. Ded 9.-Oficial denial was
made last night of the report that
Ring Lecrold was seriously i'll. THE
king is afflicted with muscular rheu-
natisrn, which is exceedingly painful,
the statement says, "but today he was
able to walk about his apartments"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
FEMALE COLLEGE sUsPENos.

Bristol, Tenn, Dec. 9.-Sullins Fe-
male college, a Methodist institution
here, suspended prematurely, until af-
ter the holidays on account of the
presence of typaoid in the school
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
MARTIAL LAW IN HoND JRAs.

Porto Ccrtez. Honduras, Dec. 8
Martial law in Honduras has been
proclaimed A state OF expectancy ex-
lists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
..JousTA SUES RAlLaoAD.
Asks $4,000 for Loss OF Bridge Al
ieging Fault of Southern.

ie9ing Fault OF Southern.
Augusta, Ca, Dec. 9.--The city coun-
sil of Augusta has entered suit for
$4,000 against the Southern Railway
company for the destruction Of a city
bridge which spanned the Savannah
river The suit was filed in the fed
eral court.
The city bridge was destroyed by
the flood of 1908, and the city alleges
In the petition, that an old bridge
spanning the river just above the
city bridge, which was the property
Of the Southern railway has been con-
demned i5y the federal officers of this
district, was first washed from its
piers, and hitting against the city
fridge caused the city bridge to be
Washad off It's piers also.
Tha Southern railroad bridge has
been abandoned by the road, and it
was IN had repair Tbe suit will be
oard next April ~ Judge Emor!
Judge rarker left yesterday after
~ a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-10
WILLIAMS MAr-o DENIAL.
HawIey System Does Not Seek Control
of the Seaboard.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 9.--John Skel-
ton WflliamR, member of the executive
committee Of the Seaboard Air Line
railway, today denied the report that
the Hawley system is in the market
buying Seaboard securities for the
nnrnOsa Of control.
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tcontinued on Page Five.)
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Judge rarker left yesterday after
noon for his home In Waycross.
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i lie Grand Tonight

Fitagra... High At film,
WASHINGTON UNDER
BRITISH FLAG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
X. ,ihslE '7ifFIA iGysitttf'itiNfs
i. TO ATTENp'. itRlAtsilI..


o., of, P'a'Irkersburs Man, Who is Charged
With Murder. of steambost Mal,.3e:
iPARKERsBuRG, Jan. q. witness.
es from. this iclty6leftt tfor' rlttsburg to
attend, the trial@of Edward aTreadway.
the Parkersburg man charged with
numbering Captain EJohn C.. Burrows,
Of Hocldngport, OF on the steamersW
TT suooot, I ats Pittsburg. last fall.
Treadway,ltt discharged, struck Bar.
rows over the head with a scantllng.
killing him, then riAed his pockets of
about Ave hundred dollars In paper
money and threw the body in the9riv-
eraii 4;t}g $asi:6t ~ ~ gtt3sifPt .!pt'!h
Thetmoney was afterwards found in
4 coaleboxr by Elmer Halfhlll, Gof Bel:
pre-, ohlo.ssrHalfhill is held by the
Pittsburg authorities on suspicion ot
being m accompllce. He claims he
was III Parkersburg at the time tdc
murder was committed and hls moth,
er left for plttsburs today WITH tAe
local witnesses TO testify toithatS faet ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
Dl!ON''Ts':NlA|N'I3ANY ! | ] [ !. 1 \ |
i: ] TRUSTEES! ! R;|'
slLLslHs'iTllRoplLcEp IN j %, Y i 4 y y SENATOR
GRIMES r \ e, VOL " - 2! 20 AWAY,
- WITH .THEA ll..,i y a a

CHARLESTON. y. Vac jar. : = r., r.
Senator ". c.! Grimes of Maj ershali
county, his introduced a pill that has
the endorsement Of count$, school 81.
peE!nteadeatss 4 81! ,pytes tthe,!s.a,e.$tt
provides. .tor5 the abo.Itlon otSthei po,!.
ton y f;sehool trustees and for the q, AZ.
po'ntnent of seacae;s. oS TIE district
boards g y ot education. Instead q opltibyE tlhge lge
trustees: I Il. Under II, The glss prsssen, system
esch country school has az . board 4ot
trustees who appoint the teachers.
! The county superlnten says they
have more: trouble with trustees than
with any other! persons connected with
the scnoolsa and that they .are: not 81.
qualified to select teachers 4 5as s 4 The
boards Of educat ton who are respo1si.
Die for the successful conduct d, the
schools. some trustees impose the
requirement that teachers must board
with them: THIS partly accounts Tor
the difficulty IN obtaining teachers &: ior
many schools. 4 !. Y. ~. ID Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
EDWARDshAWLEY5
TlO:)5.gOy'TROl|L(,...y.,&ll!..0! | ! I 4 ]. J.
FlNANciAlasAaENTs OF IPENNsYL
SsykNia HatERo 40 ENGINEERS IS
I :, HE BIG DEAL. 81 x <

sgHEw YoRiii jan u: esotiatlonaa
fSr a majority o. tae holdings OF the.
chesapeake and Ohio railroad q
Awam :HaSleX and associates were
practically concluded here yesterday
Kahn, dslrandsc Company Sold tnans
new~interests about 100000 Sshares o.
common stock, which Stheys had spur
chased from the, Pennsylvania railroad
company overSp two years ago and \
Is understood otAer large amounts
Of stock ARE included M NJ in int the he dl!esal' i!
! Associated witt, Mr, Hawlfyt ln the the
purchase Of the Chesapeake and Ohio hlii.o'
are Frank Trumbull. who Is soon 70
retire from the presidency q the Cole
RADIO and: southerh, Railway, recently
splg BY nlr, Hawley to the Chicago i
Burlington and Quincy road. and T,
w Scott, OF Scott and strInstellow,
bankers at Richmond. Va. The price
paid for the Kuhn.. l.oeb holdings Is
not disclosed but 1t is believed to be
abcnt ss6spss sss5e. ThesstpelS5 S5s$as
very acttfssih ths n,'sv5kets 'v ssAIR as
high IS ses,snd dosing If @#s 1
l1Ass ii 4sssssssa + Il ,sfgg144sssh4 I'D E..s
slcs5rs. Kuhn, Loeb and Company,
through control Of Pie / property
was secured are the financial agents
OF the PEnnstlva.FJ raiffoad., 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
5OflicersEle ed
At At, MEETING q; I. The +i,I BOARD s'.. OF
3,EHoME MISSIONS AND CHURCH. H.;,,
Et'niS; ;lli!h EXTENSION. VI, K

PARKERsBURG. VIVA. Jan. 77! !. =.
New officers were elected ~ the Board
Of Home Missions Il and d Church Exten.
ton Of the West virginia conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1T
a meeting held in tie First N. ]. E,
Church In this city, y The neF Officers n
are: 57,ss (; iS II 4 =
President 1ii a; ,l4a Bryan, q Par.
kersburg. ''- I, q. y .
Vice President REV. s. p. Crummit.
OF parkersburg. X; !Sss.' N s55Y3
stcretary-Rev. Daniel Westiall, of
slstersyllle. ;s,i5 ", n Nh. ti i, )
Treasurer Rev. AT.. F. Compton. q
Parkersburg.| 3.t g II. \ !.
Executive Copsmtt mtttee--Fsey,a K.
Arbuthnot 81 Wheeling: Hon Harvey y
Harmer. Of Clarksburg; and Hon:sw.
B. Matthews, OF Charleston. Il, 1; h ;,gI5tj
: T4E - = -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
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SENSATION. ! / 0 I.
IIl1iI|H||I|E|::.|H|||'|D|||Q!||S!|'IiE' | !. ! [ D||Q!| |! !
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sS.13IifSy bi'i 5tSsTli &
VI sToN; " d. :; jar. n III:
III The, H HOUSE III Vas The scene
MI 81 anot 81 sensat Ion to-day when Del
!, 4 g,sgate sNetheny; Of Raleigh county. in,
s4mroduced IL d B & resolution requiring all
sibeIno Ii "a si Tie HoouEa having any IN evi-
sdeacsies Ii III the Mound penltent Diary
v ease Sto3 submit; such evidence to the
Fiin1yaesstis Inv si:l atins committee Delegate
as lssfoo,re.. ~, Moundsy!lle, atiwhom the
Sressolutlon was eyldeatly aimed, made
Ea bitter attack kaapon! Is pfoyls!ons. say:
8iag Dat tlei. had / but ionexc xcony OF the
Segidencs and Stfy yhei should give that
ss,yers ,e toj 4 the, Committee there would be
SSas swhltewash investigation and he
\ Sswonld never set Mold iot'the evidence
again! Il! A yotf was taken on the meas.
$,lreS and SitSp Spassedrby vote Of 80 to 81,
sBIborea atheh,arosesana sald'the swoaid
not sal,ide, BY the e7Frsoluticn.. sotnowsit
;iIiiis abS i oTlthet,Ilthse to soc rthat ?he
sdoes az 50. 5,. :ssS51''a :.aGt1 ''
s'tshins 4, R1sa, speeIal sI importance le
ay aby- ael aelftAeIr tNeI|91 branch Hsll9' "
Both 4 meRllas FIs apa Ffae afternoon err @ sts'
slons gsre he]ld, lby each serapeA q the
.ef dtesis! s!atare. lat!l! i FM,'&F;:..f
n ~ The Harrison county criminal court
isbill Wis 5 advanced tosthira reading in
Sttej Senate !h'I! HuiDap'a'F (
The House cohamttee by a vote Of
6aotS reported fayorably on the sub
SmissIonof-- The; prohibition amendment.
B + -physteians at
sthes State penltentlary; is in Mefhds'
willie and tits thought he will take: the
ssiae a off fDeiesdte Moore Of Marshall.
3fand he may cause; some more sensa.
:stions ll ! when m I'll he .testihes concerning the
state Hism 2. q s y : a, Z
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Strange an Action; '!l:;':'1 10
OF YOUNG MAN CAUSED SOME
n coMMoTioN NEAR 9. & o.
MI STATION LAST EVEN.
tEaw tt:TTii 19,,.,1,n.f hG' - lHf {,

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The report Of a revolver near Tic
local station last night caused little
comanotion among the people that
were near, by. A young man, aged
ahopt Is years, was standing below the
station and for some 50 reason s9ss9 he drew drew
a revolver and fired. Foreman Miller
approached tho man; he ran down the
bank behind the pier and there hid
Mis- gpn in some timber. Mil Miller q As asked
him why. he was shooting. He replied!
that he had not shot. S.u,g,s.s. !
Miller then went to TIE place where where
the nun had hidden hls gun and While
gone the man made his ecape.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
FATRMoN1 VEST .lWEDNF DNFsPAY,JkNl
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T05TURN...D.l0'l'WllvI....1.'.1. | ]. ] ]. ]. !.
.WO!RIiO!N''Si.sOF 4 [ ] J! I. J J !!
VALUE EGoFSi;PRo RoPERT'YS8vAsTLY Y
j sovEREsTiMAJEo AND SITE
us; VERY INACCESSIBLE N

tiEAK1lEsTo W. ~ an: ~ n:
Appreciated In tAese Dispatches, Levi
iMorton's \ stft BED sulplur
Springs viii not bs ceepted BY the
state because 1t Il ;t6latlY unfit fol. q
sanl,arlum torltrberrulo osEs. nrs Mac,
queer. ..ot c Charleston S<Dr. 8. ~ Smith,
Of Roane county, nndsJ T. carskadtnl
members of the; COMMITTEES who went
yds Red ! Sulphur Sunday to- !nspect
the property Sreturnd last. evening
aed united IN saying 4 that an carry
date the tuberculosis commission will
unanimously report 9 70 ;the Legislature
advising against ioua1lns the santa:
rum there. ~ Y ~ N z q; =
asiRed Sulphur Was found ,oEposssss
ali The disadvantages which have been
recounted. To reaca 1t the COMMITTEES
had: to take a llmile 1noantail! ride
oter t7wo, ir,'i 'sillaalge lines the trip eaeh way
consuming almost an entire day. The
building was found to be q narrow
guleh about the wldth ~ the capitol
grounds. between two mountains. A
considerably body Of water? nearby
: u o.
gave promise Of heavy 5foss. Another
objection is:thatthe building faces Tie
west while. a 1 tuberculosis sanitarium
should face. tho .souths; i ..4it,Innf
The original building erected in 1893
stillFtstands, ), additions Y navlnglSbeen
made at :various Intervals Instead Of
being worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'of!thd
property Is not overis25,oo0. The
committeerwill will.'report thatiit Will cost
more: to, flttlt up than ito bullaS.a new
sanitarlum, In o suitable place. Y = =
The property Is said to have been
auwn!te { elephant onl2tME Morton's
tlands.i 1t has been Infringing him about
$1,000 trentai but hel5 has thad trouble
with his landlords. Tae property has
not been leased for next year. The
tuberculosis commission willtiproceed
with%the1orlsinal4 PLAN toSlocate the
sanitariunt;a :TerraiAlta. ls;g.sSlSic5fs
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III '::..:.'. 50: .lNEN|EN$sR0LE
SEEKS DlsRARMEhr OF 1ocAl
Ait'ATToRNEY-Mo oTloNE'MADEs
ns'iEBEFoRE JUDGE MORGAN! s.

Upon motion oi n. N. Nicely. an at
torney Of the.:Marlon county. bar. made
In the intermediate Court last evening,
Judge Morgan was asked to strike the
name OF Ray7noaa a ABbatlcchio from
the roll Of practIcins attorneys Of this
county," spsatia aer fclaims that
AbbaticchIo8s ylolatirs TIE hwottMs
State aslstds down 'ihsseetion 1;:chap-
ter 1ls$st III Rths M & odsf : osswest N!rglhllha glh
in thatFheh peyer been regularly. a:da,:
m!tted toprastiss IA law IN this State.
The seetie1s as::ssa y s2!l,r9
Anyi psBIseht shlna Ito obtain 'o q II! i.
cense to practice law in the couEtsiof
the State must appear before tne coun.'
t. court Of the county lnSehich he mas
resided tofthel9st year ,asa and II
prove, to the satisfac,ion,o suol court
thatlhe is'a1person Of good lmoral'char.
ncter, that beFsis twenty.one years Of
age. that he his tesiaedcin.such9 h9couns
ty,for one year next preceding the date,
of his. appeaaggan!se:: and upon tsuch
proof being made, tho court shall
make. .ard- cnter=ans order OH IT'S rec:
ord aecordluglys, The. aupreme court.
oftapnea1s shall prescribe and publish
rules and regulations for the examlna.
ti6n Of all applicants for admission to
practice law,+%hleh shall Include lhe
petiod OF study and degree Of preparn.
ti@ required pf applicants previous to-
being adhitteh AZ wep Is tottHe meth.
odf f7os eyxamIpatlbn; ,bY thel eoirt or
otherwise. And tho supreme court OF
npbeals may upon the production Of a
duly certified COPY Of the order; of the
county court aerelnhefore mentioned
and upon being satisfied that the Jap
nlichnt has shown unon an examina,
ton; conducted ii accordance with
sua rules'and9 regulations. that he rs
Qualified to- pactlceslnw tnethe courts
Of tthls State. And upon being fur
ther satisfied that such rules and reg
ulNIons have been compiled with I'M
all tfespectsa such appllcantsa ucense'
to prac'eee .e, lay is;;lt n n the ,cougts Of tasi
state, and such license shall show
upon It's face that all the provisions
OF ithis section and r4ho sall,rules
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27

Union ssoMc!ated, ~ pressl
s Louisvl1LE, 2Kys i y i'm ::77:-Finnl
\ plans were completed today for next
weeks big convention Of the Gamers
$ofSthe countryside beginning Monday In
\ this city. tlt;tt gi:ffsSE i'ftiiS@SF Y HHas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
Continued :E l!e o. PAGE; r e. Fowl; 70
N ;;,t.tIiil n 56'TI'It5N ~ N'Tti
Associated Press

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