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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-26
7715
Notice of Expiration of Redemption

Office of County Auditor. St. Louis County,
Minnesota.
To S. s. Leary:-
You are hereby bottled that the following
piece or parcel OF land. situated in the Ooun-
ty Of St. Louis, State of Minnesota and
known and described as follows. to-wit:-
Lot One. Section Thirty five, Township
Seventy-one North Range Twenty-one West.
is now assessed in your name.
That on the sth day of May, 1900. at a sale
Of land pursuant to the real estate tax judy
ment duly given and made in and by the
/ District Court in and for said County OF St.
Louis. on the elst day of March. 1900, in pro-
ceedings to enforce the payment OF taxes
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day OF May 1908. as provided BY law.
to the date such redemption IL made,
and that the tax certificates issued
upon said sale have been presented to
me by the holder thereof and tho time
for redemption Of said respective par
GELS from said sale will expire sixty
days after the service Of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed in
my office.
Witness my aand and official seal
this card day Of June. 1905.
O. HALDEN,
(Offfcial Seal.) Auditor,
st. Louis County. Minn.
By L. A. MARVIN. Deputy.
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71l0
Notice of Expiration of Redemption.

Office Of County Auditor, St. Louis County.
! Minnesota
! To Erick Rosen:-
You are hereby notified that the followinr
piece or parcel Of land. situated in the Coun
ty OF st. Louis, State of MInnesots and
| known and described as follows. to-wit;-
Lot Five, Section Thirty-two, Township
seventy-one North, Range Twenty.one West.
| is now assessed in your name.
That on the 18th day OF May, 1903, at a sale
OF land pursuant to the real estate tax iude.
ment duly given and made In and bv the
| District Court in and for said County OF At
Louis on the 18th day of March, l9o8 In pro-
ceedings to enforce the payment OF tnxea
delinquent upon real estate for the year 1901.
for said County Of ST. Louis, the above de-.
scribed piece or parcel of land was dulv offer.
ed Tor sale and no one bidding upon said offer
an amount equal to that for which said piece
or parcel was subject to be sold. u,-vit:-
Three Dollars and Ninety-four cents. the
sane was duly bid in fO- the State of Mime.
sofa for said sum.
Ihat thereafter. and On the 9th day of Nov
emoer. 1908, the said piece or parcel OF land.
not then having been redeemed from said
sale, and having then become the abso,nte
property OF the State of Minnesota was eold
ana conveyed at public sale by the County
Auditor OF said County pursuant to the order
and direction of the State Auditor of the
state OF Minnesota. and in accordance with
the provisions of the Statutes in such case
made and provided, for the sum OF Eivhteen
Dollars end Eighty-nine cents duly paid tn
the County Treasurer Of said County.
That the certificate Of sale of said piece nr
parcel Of land executed and delivered bv
said County Auditor upon said sale l.st
above mentioned has been presented tn me
at my Office by the holder thereof for the pur.
pose OF having notice of expiration of time
Tor redemption from said tax sale of sasd
property given and served; and that thu
amount required to redeem said pieca NJ
parcel OF land from said tax sale, at the date
OF this notice. exclusive of the costs to accrna
upon said notice. is the sum OF Eishtaan
Dollars and Efghty-nine cents With intentet
thereon at one per cent q month To tho d.v
such redemption is made, and the time tn
redeem said PARCELS from said sale. win ax.
pire sixty days after the service OF this not,ca
and proof thereof has been dled In nv onacs
Witness my hand and ofscial s.al th,s 1I,h
day of January. 1860.
o. HALDEN..'; IS
>oorpora'e oeap Auditor,
for st. Louis co. Ninu::2
By L. A. MARVIN, Deputy. -
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To Ellen d. Rogers ct al Clarkson & Hancock: =
You are hereby notified that the foregoing
described pieces or parcels of land situate in
the county of St. Louis. State of Min
nesota, are now assessed in your name; Tha!
on the 8th day Of May, 1905, at a sale OF
lands pursuant to the real Estate Tax Jude
ment: duly made and given in and by the
District Court in and for the County of st.
Louis on the 7th day OF April. 1905, in pro:
ceedinR to enforce the payment of taxes for
the year 1903. said tracts were each severally
and separately sold for the respective amount
set after each description respectively, in
the umn headed, Amount of Sale to State, -
and the same were each separately bid in by
the State Of Min innesota. and that thereafter
and on the 11th day OF November 1913, a. q
sale by the County Auditor of said Comfy
pursuant to the order and direction Of the
State Auditor OF the State OF Minnesota, duly
held in accordance with the provisions of the
Statutes in such case made and provided, the
SAID several pieces or parcels OF land were
each duly sold and conveyed severally anG
separately to the highest cash bidder therefor
for the respective amount set after the
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TO l.. & 8. Karon. Colvin Hollenback ct al 4
VIM, Sauntrv ct all

You are hereby notified that at tax
Judgment sale held on the sth day of
May. 1905. the foregoing described
pieces or parcels Of land situated in
the County of St. Louis and State of Min
nesota, were each sold severally and
separately for the respective amount
set after each description respectively,
and that the amount required to re-
deem each of said parcels exclusive of
costs to accrue upon this notice is the
sum set opposite said description in
assigne" and the interest from the 7th
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The clerk informed the council that this
was the date set for the reading and ac-
ceptin9 of proposals for the sale of 1000 feet
of fire hose for the fire department. and
that on his desk were five proposals..
Moved and supported that the bids for
the sale of 1000 feet of fire hose on the clerks
desk be now opened.
Carried.
The bids were opened and the results
were as follows:
Southern Fire Appliance Company-Re-
public D. J. 500 per foot: Marathon. d. J
&c.; Target, D. J. Oc.: Republic, solid WOW
en-. &C.,; Republic. single jacket. &C.; Mar
ataon. single jacket. &c.: Target. single
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jacket, sc. !; all t. O. b.

jacket, Sc; all t. O. b, 7 5s*= =
Fabric Fire Hose Company. by s. G. Hi.
Hard, aEent-1oo feet, Reman. at Soc. 1000
feet Mesaba at Soc. PEI, foot, +. o. b. Virginia.
Cleveland Rubber Works, Cleveland, o.
1000 feet Royal double jacket at &C.; Royal
single jacket at &C.,; Cleveland single jack.
ct &c. -.
Chicago Fire Hose Company.-Goodrich.
$-W per foot; Akron, &c.: Heavy Superior,
&C. All t. o. b. Virginia.
kureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Co..
1ooo feet Paragon at s.. 90 per foot; Red Cross
&C. per foot: 2 Eagle. Sc. per foot; f. o. b,
Virginia.
Moved and supported that the bids for
the sale of fire hose be referred to the com.
mittee on fire and fire department. ..
Carried. -
The president granted a recess of ten
minutes.
The president called the council to order;
Moved and supported that the Eureka
Fire Hose Manufacturing Company be
awarded the sale of 1000 feet of fire hose fo,
the fire department and that the mayo,
and city clerk be instructed to enter into g
contract for the purchase of the same in
the name of the city. aud that a resolution
to this effect be drawn.
Carried.
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Council Chamber. City of Virginia, Mimi.
February Is. 1909.
DAan1,,<in,n M

Council Chamber. City of Virginia, Mimi.
February 16. 1908
Resolution No. q. 1909.
Resolution granting a license to sell in
toxicattng liquors to s. c. Rudd.
BY Alderman ElmQuist.
Be it Resolved. BY the City Council OF
the City of Virginia, Minnesota. That the
application of E. C.. Rudd to sell intox.
icating liquors on the lower floor of that
certain two story building situated on Lot
10. Block 8. in said city. be and is hereby
granted. and that the surety bond in the
sum of $4,000 accepted and upon approval
of the mayor ordered filed.
License to be for one year from February
a 1909.
Moved by Alderman Laviolette support
ed by Alderman Boylan. that above res
olution be adopted.
Ayes Alderman Laviolette. Elmquist
Boylan. Mcneil. Mr.. President-5
Nays-Alderman Nattson-l
Adopted February 1e. 1909.
A. c. OSBORN.
President of the city council
Approved February e. 1909.
A. HAwKNsoN,
Mayor
ALBEIT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk
Presented to the mayor February q, 1909.
Returned by the mayor February q, 1909.
(sEAL)
Council Chamber. City of Virginia. Minn.,
February l6, 1909.
Resolution. No. .. 1909. t.
Resolution granting license TO sell intox.
icating hauofD 10 Fred johnson.
by Alderman Boylan.
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Council Chambers, City of Virginia. Minn.,
February Is. 1909.
Resolution No. 80. 1909.
Resolution granting license to sell in
toxicating liquors to Den1arin & I.anzerie.
BY Alderman Boylan.
Resolved. BY the City Council of the City
of Virginia. That theapplication ofDemarin
de Lanzerie to sell Intoxicating liquors on
the lower floor of that certain one story
building situated on lot 2, block q. in said
city, be and is hereby granted. and that
the surety bond in the sum of $4,000 &C.
cepted and upon approval of the mayor or.
dered filed.
License to be for one year from February
l6. 1909.
Moved by Alderman La~iolette support.
| eddy Alderman Boylan. that above resolu.
ton be adopted.
Ayes:-Aldermen Laviolette, Elmquist
Boylan. Mcneil. Mr. President-5.
Nays-Alderman Mattson-l.
Adopted February 16. 1909.
H. G.. OSBORN.
President of the City Council.
Approved February g. 19O9
\. HAwKINSON.
Mavor.
Attest:
ALBERT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayer February q, 1909.
Returned by the mayor February q, 1909.
(SEAI)
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:, :. The ?.
City
Council

Coupcil Chamber. Virginia. Minn.,
February 16. 1909.
Regular meeting.
Council called to order by the Pres.
ident
Roll call.
Present-Aldermen Laviolette. Mcneil.
nattson, Mr.. Presidents.
Acknowledgement Elmquist. Boylan-2
Reading minutes of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the minutes
be approved as read.
Carried.
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To Ellen d. Rogers ct al Clarkson & Hancock: =

Ellen D. Rogers ct al, Und. l.9 Of Lot
Clarkson & Hancock: NWA of SWA
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(ContinI1.)


En- los cuadros de la Me-
moria, aparecen los trabajos
que Sc han llevado a cabo en-
los dos amos que aquella com
prende, 6 importan para los
Municipios foraneos, la can
tidad de 95,55 pesos Cd cen
tavos, correspondence al dl-
timo aho la de 80, $40 pesos
II centavos; habiendose dis
tinguido los Ayuntamientos
de Ciudad del Maiz, Cerri-
tos, Matehuala, Tancanhuitz,
Tamazunchale y Rioverde.
En- cuanto al de la Capt.
tai, como tiene mejores ele :
mentos, ha podido dar mas
amplitud a sus labores; y
aunque sea de modo rapido,
enumerare las principales
obras ejecutadas en- ell aflo
de mi .informe.
Sc adoquinarop las siguien
tes GALES: Ia y "a de Maltos,
l'y q de los Bravo, A. y s.
del Cinco de Mayo, Il de
lturbide, a de Aldama, ga
de Juarez y g. Dc Hidalgo,
en- una supericie de a 1886
metros cuadrados, habiendo-
Sc empleado $4,000 adoqui-
mes, con valor de 5000 pc
sos.
Sc pusieron banquetas con
loSeta de cemento, en- las ca
lies referidas, en- una exten-
sion superficial de l, ,459 me-
tros.
La Plaza de Hidalgo fue
pavlmentada con mosaico Y
cemento, cubriendo una su-
perflcie de 1884 metros cua-
urados, Siendo su costo de
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Is, 632 pesos, que sumlnistr6
ell Executive, y en- cuya can
tidad esta incluido ell valor
de los postes de ierro para
ell arreglo de una vela, que
es indispensable a la como
didad de "a gente, en- deter
minados dias y horas.
La segunda Gale de la A
lameda ha comenzado & pa. :
vimentarse con piedra de
costilla, llevandose trabaja-
dos hasta ahora LIST me
tros cuadrados; Sc empedra-
ron con material com1u, las
GALES Il, q y 81 de Dfaz de
Leon, q y ga de Galeana; de
los Remedies, g. de Abasolo,
Ia del Progreso, A. de Allen
de; "a de Hidalgo, 81 del Gin
co de Mayo, Ia de la Ace
quia, g de Mier y Teran y g.
de Ray6n en- una superficie
de 8,4O2 metros cuadrados;
y Sc pusieron banquetas de
losa de cantera en- la 81 de la
Acequia, q de Mier y Teran,
"a de Diaz de Leon, l. del
Progreso, Il de la Acequia,
q de la Alameda y tres la
dos del Jardfn Arista, ha-
ciendo un total de I, 39l me-
tros cuadrados de superfcie.
Ha sido precise repasar ell
piso de la Alameda, y esta
operaei6n Sc ejecut6 por me-
dio del potente rodillo apla-
nador que tiene ell Munich
pio, poniendose una nueva
capa de grasilla que Sc trajo
de la Metaldrgica. La ma
cadamizaci6n resulto perfec-
ia y comprende una superb
Gle de II, 688 metros cuadra'
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Monterrey
al dia.

La nota mas saliente en-
los ultimos dias, fueron los
festejos con que ell pueblo de
Monterrey solemniz6 el ono
mastico del gran caudillo
fronterizo Gral. Geronimo
Trevino, 1nico superviviente
de aquella pleyade de heroes
fronterizos que en- las .luchas
por la libertad y por la cons
tituci6n de ST.. en- la guerra
de Reforma y en- la de la in
tervencion francesa, escribie-
ron tan gloriosas paginas en-
la Historic.
El Gral. Trevino fue ova-
cionado por ell pueblo de
Monterrey, y primero en- SUI
residencia; fue visitado, salu-
dado y aclamado por milla-
res de ciudadsnos, y despues,
en- ell banquete de $50 cubier
tos que Sc lie ofreci6 en- la
preciosa quinta Calderon,
fue igualmente ovacionado.
Sc pronunciaron entusias-
tas brlndis, llamando la aten
cion ell del Lie. Eugenio F.
Castillon, ell soldado de la
Vieja Guardia Trevinista,
que nunca Sc rindi6, y antes
al contrario, colabor6 ince-
santemente con nosotros, CO.
mo una vestal de la Sobera-
MIA de N. Leon, por mantle
ner ell fuego del patriotismo,
de la iealtad y del honor hue
welcomes, a travez de todos
los azares de la polftica.
Castill6n tue expressive,
sincere y elocuente en- SUI
brfndis, que sentimos no po-
der reproducir9 en- nuestras
pequenas columnas.
Muy satisfecho debe estar
ell Gral. Trevino por las elo-
cuentes manifestations de
afecto que ha recibido del
pueblo de Monterrey.
AlgunOS reyiSCaS, qulZa ue
6rden superior, 8 de esos que
no encuentran modo mas
practice para manifestar que
solo quemaron incienso en-
los altares del Ner6n del 2 de
Abril, por las necesidades de.
la vida, quisieron hacer un
escandalo, ofendiendo al Ge-
neral Reyes, para dar prue-
bas de que solo fueron reyis-
tas por fuerza; pero no consi
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Frazadas de todos precios.

gilancia, asi en- el prudente
manejo de su hacienda, CO.
mo en- la provision de expe-
dir reglamentos de seguri'
dad y policfa.
Ell Hospital Civil tuvo un
movimiento de enfermos, en-
el periodo de l. de Agosto
de 1903 al 81 de Julio del CO.
rriente ano, de 2,437, y un to
tai de fallecimientos, de 259;
debiendose advertir que en-
ire Gst0s hubo rnuchos de
personals cue ingresaron al
establecimiento va en- estado
muy pr6ximo a la muerte.
El servicio medico y eco
n6mico, fue 10 mas esmerado
possible, dados los recufsos
con que cuenta ell estableci-
miento.
Sc han hecho en- los depar-
tamentos que contiene, las
obras de reparacion y como
didad indispensables; y las
oficinas, gabinetes y labora-
torios, Sc han dotado con
nuevos instrumentos, apara-
tos y drogas, como Sc We en-
los cuadros relatives a este
servicio.
Los demas asilos de bene-
ficencia privada, como vereis
en- la Memoria, han sido
atendidos con esmero, ha-
biendoles prestado el Ejecu-
two los auxilios de que ha
estado en- su mano disponer.
En- ell Monte de Piedad,
han caminado todos los asun
tos con su marcha normal,
manteniendo un nivel de
operaciones, aproximada-
ell nismo que en- ell
ano de mi anterior informe,
segdn es de verse en- la cuen
ia respectiva que aparece en-
Ia Memoria. ,Podrian haber-
Sc aumentado tai vez las in
VefSlOneS, pefO Slendo como
es, un establecimiento de be-
neficencia, los fondos Sc han
destinado de preferencia al
prestamo que solicitan las
personals pobres, Y en- peque-
has cantidades; y al descuen-
to de sueldos de los emplea-
dos que tienen frecuentemen
te que apelar a ese recurso
para satisfacer necesidades
irmediatas.
Las terribles calamidades
que pesan sohre nuestros
hermanos de los Estados de
Guerrero y N. Leon, con mo-
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dos.
Sc han repuosto en- part
los antiques c0lectcres y ST
han alberto otros nuevos
por las GALES l. y q de Nal
tos, Il de Galeana, l " y %
de los Bravo, Gales de la A,
lameda, Mascorro, Herman
dez y g del Monticello, IA CT
de Ia Independence, 4" y
So del Cinco de Mayo, 4 "
y So de Pend1lri, Alvara-
do, Sandoval, Pehasco, 4 st
de Aldama, 81 de la Ace.
quia, 37 de Juarez, 80 de
Pendnuri, Plaza de Colon, la
DO Sur; de Ia Soledad, 80 de
Tlaxcala, de la Escuela del
Monticello, 2a y 4 y de la
Estaci6n, 2" y 3" de Ca
leana y 2" de Ray6n, ha-
ciendo un total de 8, ATS me-
tros lineales, su mayor parte
con secci6n de 40 p0r 80 cen.
tfinetros.
Los jardines y paseos, no
solamente Sc han conserva-
do, sino enbelleeido, aunque
para este haya sido precise
veneer muchas difcultades,
como sucedio en- los jardines
de San Francisco, Arista y
parte del de Hidalgo, en-
donde hubo. cue reponer la
terra cue era de nluy mala
clase y la mayor parte de las
plantas Y arboles, sustituyen
dolas con otras sanas y de
buena calidad, entire las cua-
les figuran coniferas, que al
desarrollarse daran un her
moso aspecto. Ademas, Sc
ha conseguido unir todos los
jardines para hacer la irri-
gaei6n facil y segura, con las
tuberfas de Ia Presa de San
Jose; Y Sc ha logrado formar
un invernadero para la pro-
pagaci6n de piantas de varia
das especies.
Los denas ramos de Ia
Inspection Municipal, como
mercados, abasto, alumbra-
do, etc, Sc han cuidade con
el mismo cello por sus respec-
twas comisiones, realizando
buenas mejoras, que no emu
nero, por no pecar de pro-
lilo.
No solamente.en e5tos ira
bajo5 que pudi6ramos decir
son de mera economic, sino
en- los de administrator ge-
neral, el Ayuntamiento ha
puesto todo su cuidado wi
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two de los violentos sismo
de Acapulco y la tremends
inundaci6n de Monterrey
que han ssmbrado ell panic(
y Ia desolaci6n en- aquellos
lugares y la consternaci6r
en- todos los corazones mexi.
canos, motivaron que e.
Executive de mi cargo, Sc.
cundando la noble iniciativa
del Sr. Presidente de la Re-
pdblica, enviara con premu.
ra la cantidad de cuatro mil
pesos, para ell fondo de soco-
rro de las vfctimas supervi-
vientes, sin perjuicio de or
ganizar en- ell Estado juntas
de beneficencia, a cuyo la
manliento espero acudira sin
vacilar ell generoso pueblo
potosino, siempre dispuesto
a cumplir con los deberes de
la filantropia y de la solida-
ridad nacional.
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA.
Como os servireis yer en-
las establishes del ramo es-
collar que integran la Memo
ria, las escuelas sostenidas
por ell Estado solo Sc han au-
mentado en- dos; habi6ndose
dirigido principalmente los
esfuerzos del Executive, a
mejorar las condolences de
ensenanza de los planteles
existentes, cuyo ndmero CO.
rresponde al censo escolar
que prescribe la ley.'
Las escuelas municipales
y las rurales, dado su carac-
ter muy elemental, que faci-
lita su creaci6n, Sc aumenta-
ron en- seis las primeras y
treinta y, cuatro las segun-
das, habiendo cuidado ell E.
jeeutivo de dotarIas de libros
y dtiles.
Las matriculas alcanzaron
la cifca de g., 6O6 inscripcio-
nes, y ell termino medic de
asistencia, la de II, ,815, ha-
biendose obtenido EN- los exa-
menes, un ndmero de apro-
baciones que superb al de mi
pasado informe.
Penetrado ell Executive de
la necesidad cada dia mas
apremiante, de combatir ell
terrible vicio de la embria
gllez, que no es possible con-
tener con medidas de policfa
y orden fiscal, que solamente
pueden considerarse como
auxiliares, siendo los 1nicos
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medios Electives la educa-
cion y ell ejemplo en- ell hogar
y en- la escuela y otras ense-
nanzas de fndole moral, ha
lntroducido en- ell programa
de las escuelas ell ramo CO.
rrespondientc q este trans
cendeptalisimo problema; y
al efecto, Sc han impreso Gin
co mil cartillas, obra del Sr.
Inspector Ddn Bartolo Guar
diola, va repartidas, y que
estan siendo explicadas con
verdadero empeno por los
profesores.
[C0ntanuard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-18
TRIANGULAR FIGHT.

The campaign for treasurer Of Fairfax
county, position which pays from
so, 500 to Sc, 900 a year, is on aud there
are three candidates. The present in
cum0eut being ineligible for reelection
by virtue OF the new constitution, his
son, Mr. Claude Wiley, his assistant, Is
q candidate. Osp,. John Billiard, pres
ent CON missioner of revenue, gentle
men who has held Office for twenty
years in the county, also aspires to the
position. The many friends OF Mr..
Gao. X. Pickett are urging bis claims
tor the office and the popularity and
ability Of Mr.. Pickett will be a Propo-
stioa which will count on election day.
There is opposition to Mr.. Wiley, and
also to Capt Ballard on the ground that
he has held Office in the County Tor
twenty years. Bat as to MIR. Pickett,
he has been consistent democrat and
always been found 10 the heat OF politi-
cal battle when occasion required, and
m,ny people think it is about time ioT
his services to be appreciated. For this
reason Mr. Geo. X. Pickett Is pfom''
nently spoken of as the next treasurer
Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-18
BOARD OF health MEETS.

The Board OF Health OF this city me
ut the Hotel Fleisehm&nn last night auC
passed a resolution authorizing DIR. E.
a. German, health officer, to enforce
the laws pertaining to vaccination and
quarsniniog persons who have been 10
contact with the smallpox patients.
w. W. Simpson, proprietor OF the
BraddoCk House, 10 which case oil
smallpox is reported, still refuses to sub.
NIT to vaccination or allow any OF the
members of bic Family 10 undergo that
operation. He says, however, that II
the city officials will efftc.ually qusran-
tine the Brsddock House, he will close
his stores on the Fairfax street front Of
tha! building.
As was stated yesterday, Mr.. Simp-
son received letter from Washington
10 which the writer commended him for
his stand in refusing to obey the orders
OF the Alexandria officials. He was the
recipient of a loag typewriter letter
ycsLer day from Harry B. Bradford, an
Illustrator, living iu KensingloD, Md.
Ths writer says Mr.. Simpson has taken
n Use stand. He encloses an illustrated
newspaper article in which vaccination
ia termed the "resl black hsDd," aud
the "foulest crime of medical his
tory" The article is embellished by
the picture of a tombstone with the in
serp.iou, "Hic jscit--Requlescat
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Bsna Strstton, who hiss been
visiting her father, Mr.. Robert Stratton,
10 Lynchburg has returned home.
Miss Efie Nash left last week for
Ashevllle, N. o., to visit her brother,
Mr.. Harry Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r Slsbler and
son are visiting relatives in New EGG
land.
Mr.. 7. L. Creighton. Of this city, has
reported at the navy yard, at Nor
folk, for duty as typewriter and slenogrs,
pher In the department OF supplies and
accounts to which he was recently aP-
pointed.
Mrs. NJ. F. Hopkins and Mrs. VIM.
A. Moore, IT,, are visiting 10 Amhers!
county.
Messrs. Lawrence Olsrk, clerk at the
Hotel Rsmmel, Ernest Dove, salesman
for T. F. Burroughs, Sons d 20. and
Archie Simpson have lett for a two
weeks scjourn at PDlm Bsscb, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Shriver are visit
ing friends in York county, Pa.
Officer Ferguson hes returned from q
en.days' visit to st. Georges leland.
Rev. NJ. B. Lambdin, native OF this
city, will conduct the services in the
Second Presbyterian Church tonight.
Mr.. r. S. Hoffman now of Susque-
hauns, Pennsylvania, ia visiting bis
mother, at 1917 King street.
Mr.. Isaac Eichberg has returned from
Atlantic City.