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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15
BOARD OF HEALTH SILENT AS TO NEW
 REDUCTION PLANT
ELECTION OF ENIPLOYES PRIN- CIPAL BUSINESS OF MONTH
 LY MEETING.

Growing of Boosters Said to Have
 Affected Health of Neighbor of
 Poultry Fancier But the Board \ Fails to Order the Cocks Muzzled.
 Not a word was breathed last night in regard to that much discussed recommendation for $75,0oo appro- priation for the construction of a new garbage reduction Commission CT Ober said there was nothing to say, when asked about it. Commis- sioner Kelly made no attempt to get an opinion of the board on the ques- tion- Commissioner Korff said he was cut Of it altogether. Commissioner Lawson refused to discuss the sub Ject.
 A report from Samuel w. Chafree, public weigher and inspector of the garbage reduction plant showed con- ditions at the plant. His report was kept from day to day and showed that there were frequent tie ups in the plant owing to the breaking down of machinery. He also reported that there was a growing feeling of ami mostly existing against him among the officers of the By-Products com pany because of the faithfulness of his report
 me TcpOEI was ACStpNGus io dClAolA being taken
 The election of several of the em- ployes of the board resulted in the reelection of those officers who now i'll the several position. They were: Sanitary inspector and clerk of the board. David w. Lynch; stenograph- CT. Miss Anna Dargan; caretaker and nurse at the Isolation hospital. MT. and Mrs. c. F. Latham; weigher and inspector of the garbage reduction plant. s. w. Chaffee; superintendent at the slaughter house. r.. M. Spitz. with q increase in salary of $2 from April 1, 1910. His salary will then be SIS per week. The reappoint- ments were unanimous except MT. Chaffee's. Commissioner Kelly nomi- mated John w. Near for that position but he was the only one to vote for his nominee. and he was defeated 3 to 1. Each of these employees holds office for two years except Miss Dar- gan who IS elected annually.
 Mrs. Anna B. Masten, 3I Hazle- wood avenue, who has been troubled with roosters growing in the barn of J. w. Varson. the market man, has had her physician, pr. F. c. Graves, write to the board about the matter. The letter was read last night. pr. Graves assured the board that in his opinion the noise made by the birds over night seriously affected the good health of Mrs. Masten. The com munication was laid on the table The board refused to take action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15
Statehood For New
 Mexico and Arizona
fsneciaI from Tinted pressi

Washington, Dec. 15.-New Mexico and Arizona will be granted separate statehood at this session of Congress according to Representative Hamil- ton. (Republican, Michigan), chair man of the House Committee on Ter ritories with the important reserva- tion that they be careful not to con- struct any constitution like that of Oklahoma. for such legislation might not be approved by the President.
 Representative Hamilton has intro duced a measure that he says bears the endorsement of President Taft Following Taft's recommendations the bill provides that the people shall vote on the constitution framed in convention before it is submitted to the President. If it is not adopted another convention must be called fin twenty days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15

gala event, elaborate preparations having been made by the Bath board of trade. The schooner was decorat- ed and provisions made for thousands of visitors who witnessed the launch ing. Governor Brooks was unable to come from Wyoming but Mrs Brooks accompanied her daughter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15

Conservatives the hardest blow pos sible, for it undoubtedly allies every Irish sympathizer- with the Liberal cause His pronouncement means that if the Liberals win in the cleo ton they will be authorized by the English constituencies to bring in a home rule measure in the next parlia- ment and if 1t is rejected by the house of lords to force it upon that body by a change in the powers of the up- per branch of the parliament.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15

land fin all purely Irish affairs and took a bold stand against the atti- tude of the house of lords in attempt ing to dictate to the commons in matters of governmental finance. The premier's utterances constitute the most notable stand for Liberal gov ernment in the true sense since Clad stones day. In his speech he gave the keynote Of the policy of the Lib eral party in the coming general elec- ton and Is believed to have dealt the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15

Irishmen all over the world are jubilant over the home rule pro- nouncement of Herbert H. Asquith, premier of Great Britain. In his speech in Royal Albert hall the pre- mier reiterated his former declara- ton that the governments Irish pol icy is the one undenfabIe failure of British craftsmanship. Mir. Asquith asked for complete home rule for Ire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-15
LARGEST SAILING
 VESSEL LAUNCHED
Especial from United Press. !

Bath, Me, Dec 15--Christened with a bouquet of roses thrown against her brow by the daughter of the Governor of Wyoming. Miss Lena Brooks. student at Wellesley. the schooner Wyoming. the largest wood- en sailing vessel in the world. was launched here today. It was made a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
LA CASA LnuUBRE 327

no prometda celebr6 mucho manifesto gran carl
no pues Observable que desde la prmera vez que tue Ia
Casa L1gubre ss odaes hablan varado mucho respecto
mi prodgabame ahora atenciones culdados Sc des
viva para serme it'll y agradable.
No era aquelo verdad OCCASION de desatender mi tl
tor nero tanpoco me era dabe ovdar mi amiga por mas
que estuviese todo ell da muy atareada Caroa gozaba
como no es decb venose medic de cesas de labor de
yestidos ropa blanca que la hacan cas invisible ala
nosa conena creyendo concur ella soa cuanto haba
hacer, trabajaba muy POGO.
He de manifesar que este tempo esabamos des-
acuerdo tutor respeco al tesamento possible
que estuvese yo conforme e. mi pecho abrgaba
grndes de Jarudyce contra Jarudyce
En- breve haba de saberse cual de los dos assa la
halazgo del tesamento haba aumentado la agac6n de
Ricardo devuetole la activdad de otro empo este no
ostante pareca haber perddo cultad de esperar
ontonces que mayores motives ten1a para e solo pareca
cOnservar SUI febr desasosego.
Cierto da en- que hababamos de clio mi tutor,
prend por aguna palabra uya vercara nuesro
matrimono hasa que estuviese alberto ell tribunal de
clio alegre mucho pensando que Eva Ricardo serian
entonces mas dchosos
Aquela aperture estaba va mny pr6xma cuando mi tu
tor hubo de marhar al Yorkshire para asuntos de NJ Wood
court I'm da que aeababa de egar de la de Eva
estaba senada en- medic de mi labor miranda melan-
cola los obeos que rodeaban, enregaron carta
dc M Jarudyce; rogabame ella que fuese reunme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
I'm NueVO Libro MaraVillOSo SODrG
MagnetiSmO Personal G HipnOts1lo.
HECHOS ASOMBROSOS QUE TIENEN
AL MUNDO EN- MOVIMIENTO.
Veinte aiios de Perviente Labor EmpleadOs p0r
un Especialista de RenOmbrada Reputa-
ci6n en- Bien del Pr6jimO.
Una de las Reputadas Escuelas de
America, Recommends y Distribuye
el Curse Decisive.
Explica de una Manera tan Simple el Ocul-
tismo que Cualquiera Puede Aprenderlo
con Feliz Exito.

Uno de los libros mas asomb brosos de la
spoca presente es ell que ACADIA de dar a
luz The New York Institute of Science, de
Rochester, N. Y, E. u. de A.
Los nuevos hechos que presenta prueban
que tOdas las perSOnas poseen ell poder de
eiercer infuencia sobre los demas, y que
no es solamente ell tmas fuerte" de en-
tendimiento ell que puede gobernar al
vulgo.
Este libro maravilloso divide Ia Ciencia
del Hipnotismo en- sus varias ramas y dice
como pueden aprenderse tOdas en- casa y
De una manera tan completa que cualquie-
IA puede ejecutar las cosas mas sorpren-
dentes de que muchos han lefdo y que po-
cos han visto demostradas.
Explica ell ibro los verdaderos secretos
del Hipn otismo, Curaci6n Magn6tica, In
fluencia Personal Dominic Absolute, de
tai manera, que las personas mas vulgares
pueden adqlirir y utilizar 10 que la Natu-
Taleza les hs dotado.
Con solo dedicar un corto tempo en- el
estudio de Ia ciencia, podreis elevaros del
estadO de desesperaci6n 8 Ia altura mas
grande de 6xito 6 Influenza podr6is salts
facer vuestras ambiciones ganar un mar
cado poder social y comercial.
Tanto hombres de profesiones como de
neg0cioS nan elogiado este libro su ente-
IN satisfaction, y los pastores evangehcos,
ademxs de haber expreSado su mas slncera
aprobaci6n, 10 han recOmendado generoear
m0nto.
81 vos dese6is aprovecharos del conoci-
mionto que contiene este ibro, el cuAi eatA
eleGantemente ilustrAdo CON magnincoe
&rHfados. escribid una tarjeta postal +
1arta E The New York Institute 1t f6cience,
Douto as A, Rochester, n. T., 3. U. Do
- - nmv;ar& Vu0lfa d OO1EeO, nm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
Mas noticias

POr ausencia temporal de La sefo--
rita Momroig, sc ha hecho cargo de La
TeSoreria de la secci6n de damas del
Refugio de Ninos Desamparados Mrs.
Hacht, a quien pueden dirigir los gil
ros de sus Quotas las suacriptoras de
Ia isla.
Reside en- su chalet del Parque
Borinauen, Santurce.
En- San Lorenzo, los individuos IT,
burcio de La Cruz y Ruperto Correa,
|megociaron un billete falso de 100 do
Mars q Alberto Infante, propietario
del barrio Quebrada Arena, toIlan-
dole a cambio una yegua, 1O8 libras de
tabaco en- rama, A varas de tabaco hi-
lado, un gallo, 25 paatanos, 16 h1levos
~ IA dollars en- efectivO.
Dichos indiyiduos fueron arrestados
pcr ed jefe Padilla Guarlia Rios,
en Los barrios Montones Cerro Cor
do, respectiyamente.
Fueron puestos disposition del
juez Municipal, por el delito de falsa
representation. Este exijjio 1000 dol
lars de fianza cada uno por su IL
bertad provisional.
Ha salido para Manati, la senorita
Peplta Conte, que reside algun tiem.-
en- Caguas
Sc cn2t:entra restablecido de su do
iencia el senior joaquin Rojas, de Ca
Is IS.
Esta tartie 81 vera en- Ia Corte-
de i;istrito, seccion segunda, la calls;e
contra Rufino Goenaga, Francisco Goe--
naga y otros, en- virtud de denuncia
presentada por ell seior Francisco Goe--
naga OLA, acusandolos de 'ronspiracion
contra sllS bienes
Llevan la defensa los abogados Be-
nltez Castailos Jose Martinez Davi-
Ia Sostiene la acusacion ell fiscal Sc
nor Torres Grau.
Este juicio fue suspendido el mar
tes en- virtud de haber la defensa re-
cusado al senior Suau, por no estar-
capacitado como juez especial para
conocer de djcho juicio, causa de nor
tener ell nombramiento hecho por el
gobernador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
CAPITULO XIII
NGrrnci0,s de Ester

Pocos dias depues conversation tenida mi tu
tor me entreg6 pliego cerrado diciendome:
Para Ell pr6xlmo
Lo abri y halle Ell el doscientas libras
Empece pues hacer sosegadamente los preparativos
gue las circumstances exgan subornando mis- compras
al gstO de tutor que muy conocido pero sin de-
nade pues acordaba de la pena que el
proyeco de rnatrImono pareci6 Eva noro ITEM
po Por ora parte tutor tampoco 10 participate
die mas que pensaba que ell casamiento hara
sin es6pto 10 mas senciamente posbe Eva le dria:
'lQueres venir como mafana por la mana
Az NADIA mas; ash 10 habria querido yo que
lubiesen andada las cosas
A mistress Woodford me mite decre que iba
NJ Jarudyee quien estaba hacia mucho ITEM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-16
a @1.6O

Es do mucha utilidad, No s6la PaEn
lcs Abogsdos, Certes Judieialss, Xyu-
tamientos. Corperaeiones = empisa1
do todos los ramos, nine tambi6n para
'os comereiantes, industFiales y psEsU-
mas de negocios, 81 eonoeimients dc ias
1eyes de Puerto Rico sprSbadas pr
Tss Csmaras y 81 C0nsejo X5eeusivU N
= r,ssado afio de 1857.
So ven1ey, 4 81 ~ - n Tdk~srF9 MeN
BOfofn WoYoa1tN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
SMITH MvROERE9S
GET PRISON TERMS
jury Returns Second Degree Verdict
and Graduated Sentences are
imposed by Judge.

RALEIGH, y. G.. April after
wrans!ins all night. the jury in the
trla, OF three men for the murdc:
OF DR.. +. W. Smith. OF Richmond. YES
tcrday brought in a verdict OF mir
der in the second degree against Earl
Cotton. Tim Hulderfield. and +. A
Hopkins otherwise known as k"d
Hopkins. young white men. Win re-
gard to Hopkins. the jury recommend
ed mercy.
Judge WON. of the superior court
sentenced Cotton to 80 years in the
penitrntiary. the full limit. holding
him as the leading spirit in the muir
der
Holderfield because he was in The
employ OF Cotton at his care. and be
cause of testimony that he was o!
good character. was sentenced TO onlv
ten years in the penitentiary. ReH
HOPKINS was sentenced 10 two years
On the morning of November 10
1903, the body OF DR.. Smith was found
at the edge OF a rock quarry in the
eastern suburbs of Raleigh. An IN
vestiea,i ion developed the fact that on
the night of November IA he had been
seen apparently drunk in Cotton
cafe.
Evidence produced by the State
showed that DR.. Smith had been drug
sed to death with chloroform for the
Durpose of obtaining his watch, ring
and diamond pin. later traced TO Cot
ton.
Hopkins. it was disclosed. furnished
the chlorofoTm.
Cotton it was testified, administer
ed an overdose which caused the vic
TINS death Holderfeld took the
body in a back 10 the rock quarry.
The States witnesses were Ed
Chavis, negro hack driver. and
Richard Williams. a negro cook in the
employ of Cotton.
Hopkins IVES a stranger who land
cd here some time ago. Hoiderfleio
was a cotton mill employe. and Cot
ton is the son of prominent Raleigh
MUSICIAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
some AMENDMENTS PROVIDED FOR
Twenty Republicans Join Opposition
All the Louisiana Democrats GO
Over to Republican side-FIoridan
May Desert Later - Democrats
Severely criticise Resolution.
Try Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April D
Three O'Clock D. m. April 9 was the
time set by the House today Ter
fina, vote on the Payne tariff bill.
The long expected resolution from the
committee on rules closing Senera'
debate, providing for certain commit
tee amendments and a full and Tree
opportunity to alter the lumber ana
hides schedules was reported iate
in the day and adopted with Is votes
TO spare, Notwithstanding the deser'
ton of 20 Republicans. Four OF the
l6 votes came from the Louisiana
delegation who likewise broke away
from their party.
Previous to the adoption OF the
resolution, there was some severe
criticism of it from the Democratic
side.
Floridan Wants His Share.
Aside from the interest which al
tached to this proceeding was the
speech of Mr.. Clark. Of Florida. who
denounced Bryan and Organism.
populists and populism, and who de-
clared that he would support the
PAYNE bill if it contained what his
constituents wanted-a duty on Sea
Island Gotten and protection for
citrus fruits, pineapples. etc. His
reuxrkss4ed hims into an exciting eel
loquy with Mr.. Randeii. Of Texas, and
other Democrats. but he declared that
having been instructed by the legis-
lature OF his State and his constitu-
tens as to the stand he should take
on the articles mentioned, he would
not violate his solemn obligation TO
them. His whole attitude was one
of defiance to the Democrats of the
South.
Many Speakers Heard.
Before the rule was reported there
were numerous speeches on the bill,
those occupying the floor being
Messrs. Bartlett Georgia; Calder
head. Kansas; Burgess, Texas: STAN
ley. Kentucky: Hobson. Alabama: Gil
lespie, Texas: nlstiewood, Illinois,
and others.
An interesting spectator throughout
almost the entire session was Mrs.
Taft, who was accompanied by her
two sons, and Captain Archibald Butt,
U. S. A., one of the Presidents aides.
At 4:59 the House adjourned until
IL O'Clock tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Goth Pistol and Selgua uset By
nfs ca1pba
WIS Result Of FAMILY QUAaae
Former Richmond Citizen Slain BY
sister-In-L.w - Revolver Emptied
Then Shotgun 10 Employed With
Fatal Consequences.
(Spccjsl TO The Daily Press)

Especial TO The Daily Press).
BrENA VISTA. VA, April s.
William A. Amos. a former Richmond
citizen. was shot and killed by Mrs.
william Campbell. In Buena Vista
this morning. A shotgun was ussi
by Mrs. Campbell. II Is alleged thai
Amos had been drinking heavily
while IN Richmond the past few days,
and tina: on returning TO ms home In
Buena Vista. he was still under the
influence CT liquor.
He called en- Mrs. Campbell. u Is
alleged. and renewed or tried to re-
new q quarrel Of q family nature he.
tween his wife and Mrs. Campbeii,
who are sisters. He vas ordered
from the yard ana refusing TO go. Mrs.
Campbell first fired Eve shots at him
with a pistol. missing him each time,
The shotgun was then brought in;o
tiay and Amos was shot in the back.
dying almos, Instantly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

for beer tcs.r, d ry them, each in his
own na",u, tho beer Icing stored In
the club rctrigator to member. the
| number so delivered is punched upon
his ticker and when the ticket Is ex-
! hans;cd he can receive no more beer
until he deposits NOR" In the rcfri-
geratOr.
The commissioner has advised those
rsking II this can m lone that there
Is no objection to it and that 80 long
as these rules are strictly carried
tEt there can be no liability on tn"
lart OF the clrb.
Throughout many parts OF the cOun-
try where local option laws are in
fierce many different kinds OF devices
have been tried with more or less
rucCess. but II Is believed that when
this method of supplying club men,
hers with beer Is adopted 1t will he
come very popular.
The commissioner was also asked
recently for an opinion relative to the
ordering Of whiskey by one person
and In his name for others. In reply
1t Is said that any number Of persons
desiring to do so may subscribe to a
fund for the purchase OF spirits, the
money being given to one OF the num-
Der. the goods being ordered by him,
and forwarded TO him for distribution
To the various subscribers. each re.
ctiving the amount OF spirits for
which he had paid. In such case il Is
held that the person SO ordering the
spirits IL merely acting as agent for
the subscribers. and no violation of
law Is involved or liability incurred
by this method.
In many parts of the country where
the State and municipal officers are
/ constantly on the watch for contra.
band goods this announcement will be
received with considerable interest
and If it is no violation of the Federal
statutes to order a quantity OF liquor
in the name of one person when really
| intended for the use OF others those
persons who have been unable to sup.
PLY themselves with wet gods except
at very serious Inconvenience will
hereafter be able 10 get what they
| want in much easier manner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Rchnopd Democfalic. Committee
Reaches THIS Decision After wrangk
uGI|nG WllOs UP n AAauoxI
Noni atoms Of state and City OFF,
js,s Will be Made Upon Different
Dstes-ouestion Of Pledge is Vet
Left Open.
ESPECIAL to the Dialy Press.l

RICHMOND. VA. April Sat a
meeting Of the city Democratic exc
cutive committee held tonight in
Murphy's hotel. a resolution was
adopted calling for separate pri-
mary. as Distinguished from the
State primary for the election Of city
ofic;sls. including the oficers Of city
treasurer. commonwealth attorney.
city sergeant. sheriff. city auditor. city
collector high constable and three
justices Of the peace from each Of the
seven wards. the nominees Of the
primary to be elected in the next
general election.
tn meeting was marked with
GOOD deal Of party wrarzitns. bu'
wound up IN peace and harmony,
The question Of the pledge on the
ticket viii como M at another meet
ing TO be held later.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
cLUBMeN NAY Keep
SUPPLIES or LIQUIDS
AZ less. So Far a. the Nstionsi Gov
eminent Is Concerned. There
10 No Objection.

WASHINGTON. n. C. April Two
Questions of great interest 10 social
clubs In lo~~' op:ion communities
have Just i,,n decided by the com
missioner Of Internal revenue here.
Ono Of these questions relates 10
the purchasing ard storing Of beer
By individual member Of social
ciGb and u was proposed by ihose who
asked for an opinion on the s5bject
tn ascertain under what conditions
his might bc done. IN answering
tho query tho commission said that
club members might purchase and pay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
PUPIL GIVES TEACHER
OVERDOSE OF NARCOTIC
Intended a. an April Fool Joke, GirPs
Prank Nearly Costs School,
masters Life.
fSpecial to the Dialy Press

WINCHESTER. VA. W. F. Shipe. a
Frederick county school teacher was
the victim of p joke that came near
ending in his death today. when he
accepted the gift in good faith. Sud
young Eve" in his class. and eating
the fruit became badly poisoned. II
had been the custom Of the students
Of the school to bring presents to the
teacher. and when one Of the pretty
girls of the class handed Young Shipe
an apple with a smile. the teacher
accepted the gift in good faith. Sud
denly Shipe became sick. and several
Of the children FASTENED for a ply
siciaI. The doctor at once discovered
the trace Of poison.
investigation later developed the
fact that the girl who presented the
fruit had INTENDED playing All April
fool joke. She had poisoned the apple
with a drug. believing II would make
the teacher sleepy but gave him an
overdose
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
MANY BUSINESSMEN
OPPOSE LOCAL OPTION
Seek a Free interchange Of Views.
Meeting cailed-hot Political
Significance Attracted.

RICHMOND. VA. April 5.--Th'
business men Of this ci,y--or NJ leas
a considerable and representative por
ton OF ,hem--dO MOI intent To ALLOW
a local option contest TO be- ioiSted up
on Richmond. without a, least making
a vigorous effort to prevent what the!
regard as a useless step IN IN" calS'
OF temperance.
With the id IA NJ ha\in-; a free in
tcrchanae OF views upon this subject
they have called a nivC:in:: TO be- held
at the Academy of Music TUESDAY
night. April l3, when many prominent
speakers will make addresses.
Some idea of the significance OF the
Gathering may be gained from h.
FLOWING call which bears the sigma
tt:lcs OF several handred well,kn"w,
r.t hants and pro cs.onal men.
Whereas. according TO public and
uncontradicted report. an attempt viii
be made to push prohibition OF the
sale of liquor on this city by local OPP
ton election or Statewide action. OF
both
Peaceful and Orderly.
Whereas. this city is one OF the
most peaceful. religious, prosperous
and ORDERLY in the work.. and her peo,
pie are dealing with the liqror ques
ton conservatively with honest pnr'
pose to reduce the evils Of the tratfIc
10 the lowest possible point. and with
gratifying success:
Therefore, we. undersigned citizen
nN hy,n \
pose the forcing OF any such contest
on the people "f this State or city.
We s"mpathize with the purpose to
resist violent and rash Interference
with the personal right of citizens
and all attempts at coercion of voters
We hereby unite In a call for Il
public meeting that the sentiment
of the neopic Of Richmond on the sui
jects above indicated may he declar
ed
Egcbert G. Leigh. Jr.. has promised
to preside over the meeting and vii
d. liver a brief address on taking the
chair Others who will speak are for
mer Alderman w. T. Dabney, Jane;
J. Dreamer and Editor Alfred b. vii
liams.
Would Keep Peace Here.
Editor A. T. Williams, one OF those
on the program to speak at the meet
ing. is particularly asssbus for thu
public to understand that the gather
ing OF April -. will have no polhica
significance.
He saws that there is every reason
e. believe that further attempts Il
restrict the sale of nquor in this cit!
will engender bitterness and hostility
and thereby divide citizenship which
for several years past have been work
in gtogether in beautiful harmony
to promote Richmond's interests ant
to advertise her attractions TO the out
side world