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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Result of the Local stpsion r-t,ettno

tpeh Inc lace OF returns. IL. erection
/ h'iA IN nus Guy Yesterday sesu4ted IN II Wet
victory ~ "A nia5orttN OF 80 out u vote
81 ,b@e- \ ctese proposition. lnaceo fut
whether close or hot, IL represents n verdict TO
Whlen general acquleseenGc ls due--pro videa
that no Irregularities M reedsSratton inlery enea
10 acteat what otGerwise wOula have ueen the
rue expression of d majority of the Legally
9uAuieG electorate Of LSnchpurg Mark Well
TINS prov $50. II Is 30 which every law
abiding citizen in Lynchbrug should render in
stant submission. 1t is one which superseucs
IN importance any other question related to the
late campaign. II represents elemental IN
popular soternment should II fail or obsers
ahce, the right of franchise the part of those
deserving that right under the law and the con-
stltuton becomes but crippled and weli-nish
worthless function
The News makes no charges in this connee-
ton Eut 1t does not and will not deliberately
blind It's vision To the frequently asserted charge
that, in the recent additions 10 the re.istratInn
rolls OF Lynehburg. there were many scores
which would not have been placed there had
tho plain requirements Of the Consultation of
Virginia with respect to registration met COM
piiahce-that scores We're placed there who
did not even make out their application in writ
Ing according to the mandates ri law. II there
he color or truth to this charge, it should be
projected IN the proper forum, and there u
tuil inquiry had az to it's merits and To its
bearing the election of YESTERDAY But this
The News does not take il upon itself to father
any Indictment or accusation OF Irregularities
Il does not mean that Lynehbnrg registrars
I knowingly permitted Illegal registration. Upon
tho contrary, it is at especial pains to declare
Its belief that these il erriug at all erred
nnwittingly and absolutely without purpose or
intent to stfe the force Of the Constitution and
the effect OF law But il nevertheless insists
that L,nehburg is entitled enjoy the fun
, benefit Of the organic law III the State--that
legal voter of Lynchburg should have his
ballot cancelled by an Illegally registered voter:
that II this happens. the rights OF citizenship
become mockery, and the ballot box instead
Of being the receptacle of the popular WILL he
comes the medium through which the minority
is enabled to usurp tho rights of the majority
and hence it Is prostituted to promote the very
ends against which II was instituted an ever
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
DECEMBER 10

the power Of money. lie has qIit The game he
has mastered and, perhaps still in the spirit OF
the game, is to$nlake the cndsavor 70 lend pre-
eminent business talents to the ase5 of the pub
Tic good No doubt he VIII be met in sotnv
quarters with criticism, iu others with riGieule.
IN stiu others with waridly-vtse snrer at his
nretenstons. For ali that, il mnst be reHfa'-
bered that Perkins Is making Ia the gift Of his
time a greater contribution to the cause OF
higher social ANA economic conditions thon hun
dreas pat together of those pgop1gandis's who
become eloFuent IN the d5 nunciation of an abuse,
without possessing eitae. The vii or the knowl-
edge with which to suggest remedy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
BlOODLEss SOCIALISM,.

some nodes'iy anonymous reader ends The
ftr9tai0t copy of paper on the cover OF
which he has written. Give us few fair
articles Socialism. The OTTER Richmond pa
pers e;int he fair" and he adds. Il am not a
socialist
The faper is that publication headed Nv Eu.
gene Y Debs, whose name exhibits something
like genius In its affront to the intelligence OF
its readers and the country. II Is called 'Ap.
peal TO Reason Printed at GIrard Kansas
is every issue goes to over 100000 subscribers
in all parts of the Nation appealing not TO
reason. but 10 passion For instance, In the
copy with which We are favored the piece DE-
resistance is signed article by Debs himself.
the opening paragraphs CT which are follows
The great heart OF Fred Warren stood still
he looked down upon the paraiyzed ruins Of
Frank Lane, the once t1s~ong young coal digger.
and his quick saw here not onlg helpless
heap Of hama, ity. spewn from the mills OF NAM
mon. but opening to voice the cry that should
be heard and needed by the world. and at the
same time to strike staggering blow at the IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
WHAT ABOUT l.Y>cuBtRt.?

This questao4 o=s., - o.as y. s.ee ieas-
me memp,rs OF the seaafe OF Ntrsnaa, sriaay
Enisht sfhe eetz elasu u majority Of IS, was
MI reply Welt s4ta ne se.4ator. 'that Rleaua
u stronger demand for Statewide Prohibition
I'D the country dist.tets sropn1 l.ynchbofg anI
BInsood TO. lneai option viii DE praeuoaiiy Il
init for Statewide Prohibition. And tbat II
e1ne most sar.reaehue .gmneance Of ill., result
Bnt LynehhHTg.
The 'sets called tn election with about 10"
Spsrsons illegaiiy registered when tne drss' en-
@sered the fight nnd Investigated the resstee
esaon they discovered the fact that these name
mad been adafd without ee1ue required % #i'.
aMrsften appHeatses. SIS q#tted 81 lae ana that
sssnai ialiterate persons led in iais Illegal man
&nsr been placed Oil the registration books. The
Esttorneys Of the Anti saloon Leaeno decided
That there was 10 way 10 remove these names
&lfpn The lis{ bur than ne onl. thing TO DO Vas
~ challenge the right nj these illegally regis
ered persons ta Yote in he election, and % work
1.-THE limit to overcome this heaFy handicap.
~ amer work has ever been done il any clee.
tAan was done n I-ynchhare Neterith
Ing this heavy Illegal registration IN al
kssd vote OF - the n14jofits Of the vets
lonis S., The serg aower. of the eit5 was dr.
"a by the renaI and degenerate vote WhleJ
\ The balance Of power h. Illegal practices
efore the election the League announced
1ftiyely that It would contest the election il
sswet" majority vas given, aad 1t is announced
aurdas from League Headquarters that the
ntest will certainly he made and The Leag0=
nctals are confident thar the election 3lll be
eclared Illegal
The case viii be broneht before the Corpora
III Court Of the city Of Lynchhtrg. and as i
nstitutionai question "a involved it win doubt
- be carried 10 the Court Of Appeals IN tho
antime the CITY Will remain dry" and II
long tune Is required 10 settle TIT contest
sKus required IL dhe ease Of Fredericksburg
saloons can not possibly he roopcned Tor
veral months In tbs event the election +
clared to be Illegal the cit, wiil remain .dre
kal another election IS held This eletttop
4th the attendant circumstances will intensity
ID demand for i Statewide election
The constitutional question involved ~ nus
ntsst is OF such iar-rcaehins Importance tiat
I'LL be considered IN a separate editorial
IA another column Is given she editorial com,
Dnt Of the I-ynchburs News Hpon the election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

The Withdrawal OF Geo W. t'erHius from The
Em Of J. PierpoRt Morgan and SO is an III
mt entitled TO general Interest For mum.
Ell years Perkins has been the man Of bus
~ 80 to speak Of the pilea.up capital of tA4
eaae Of Morgan. lie las had ehafse of the
lng OF the Tremendous responsibilities oi the
ran Interests to practical conditions. Il
been nnder his direction that she Immense
5orations born Of the genius TOR eoasolidati oit
e been perfected to 90 THE business Of tins
"a II was owiae 10 his vision that the profit
ring plans OF the Steel Corporation BECAME
ething more than i dream. Perkins, from
accounfs aud from what little iA known ~
Is something more than a business m.t14
dds TO a genius for detail aud a gasp Of the
II problems Of apsnee something logical
phiiosophiea poss'bi in no other captain
nance. are 50 welded and fused the qualities
ahe industriaiat ara the dreamer IN per
business trinmphs ghere has been a toncl
oetry. hard accurate commercial. bat neetfe
AIl that
suggested that his Retirement from the
arm is for the purpose of enabling hinl to
more time TO those human questions affect.
Vac operation Of even the most inhumanIq
corporations. that he Is to devise other
ms OF relationship between corporation
fne army Of men g bonn TREY employ: thar
20 Get himself 10 the task Of bettering cen.
= between capital and abor.
kt.f
fhis ambition Mr. Perkins deserves a Do,.ll=
ympathy which we fear i.e viii MOI rac.,g,5
intricat. questions are not 10 he resolve,
- Or Illuminated b. orator The arr.
ascepiihie Of settlement BY the ballot. and
~ real place IN political platforms II +
Y they are SO httie understood. and can
nature OF things be 50 little grasped u
mo most clearly see the need OF l,eftered
ka0ns. that the trouble has become graduaIle
there has been reaching in the dark
sslnk after u something fell but MOI per.
Il there is to b. worked out a rract;cal
" the relations OF these INSTRUMENTATION
seaiiy antagonistc forces, the lines upon
IN y to b. based need 10 be marked oar
eneh q man az Perkins. familiar m he IN
sides Of ruzzlng equation.
distinctly To All. Perkin 5, credu that
49, something Ia life beyond the nc.
n ~ money. even beyond the use OF
N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
GAMING VI 1fiiz HEART on gHI NEN
CONSTITUTION.

The supreme u virginia commenting cal
toliai!s tbe result oi TIDE iorai Option eicc,
ton IN i.eneabsss declares
so Ear as sc are informed the yote represent,
81 the resi- sentiment - tae community
THIS declaration IS made ia tue teeth Of the
fact That in tAa uegs columns OF tae supreme,
it is declared that the election will bo contested
teeaqse Of :t4e aii0e Of al mt one Of The
registrars 10 iequife - written application lor
gistratlon, Is seems IL re provided By statute
Does the "st5ftmes .4ean 10 assert that tie
law whieb pro, tdes h9g he sentiment OF
community IS 10 I've 'eq9tt6 determined is To
he ignored aud t4ot This sentiment can be d..
ternined iyieaale in. defiance Of the coastttu.
tom
IN Other das betarc the H4uor question had
become such burning one ia Virginia. INC
RichmoHd Timcs. and atterward the Times
pmeatcH Was 1t strong advocate OF purity Oh
election. aaa it was one Of tbs warm sup
rortefs Of TIE action Of the Constitutional con.
eentan ~ placing such qualifications on the
exercise ef the suffrage as 10 eliminate tar
n5enaee 81 the IIterate. aud purfhastFa voter.
especially among the negroes
The Times Dispatch in those DAYS took the
positions mat the Intelligence and mortality ii
the state should govern thu state Il did not
SAY tat majority Of the mate persons in tho
Stale should govern the State. hui thar the
vote Of majority OF the intelligence aud moral
IL should govern the STATE
How dfd the Trainers az ti,. ..,. ,,.,., t,.,.f,
endeayor to protect The State from the menace
OF pprcbasable Illterate vote2 The provisions
a the Constitution concerning the registration
81 voters since January /. 1894 are as follows
Who May Register After ioot
Nttf IN hrst daS II January, 1904. every.
Hals citizen u the United states having the
q9aisaeatienS ri age and residence required in
80 tgn y, shall be emitted 10 register pro-
fif.s Itat ne has personals raid 10 thu
pt9Pef "tfiees I'll state poll taAes assessed or
aszsssitie against him. under this or the former
- ntitUtlon. tNr The three years next preceding
tb4t ~ Whl h h. offers to rsgSi vi or II ~.
'sfHte al age al such time that nu psil tax shan
nave been aAsessa1le against him for the y.a,.
preceding the year IA which he offers 10 reg
ist*f mas paid tne dollar and FIFTY cents IN
satistaetiCn 81 the first years poll TAX .iss,ssss
biz Against him; and
second. Thai. uftless physically una bic h.,
mate application - register IN his own hand
writing, without aid suggestion or tuenornn-
ohit m the presence OF the registration officers
stating therein his namc. age. date and ptaea
ri birth, RESI- t.nes. and occupation NJ rbe ti,,e
ana Tor the two years preceding ana whether
be has previously voted and. II So the state.
county ana precinct IN which he voted last: and
Third. That IA. answer oath any and ali
questions affecting his qualifications rs an elce-
tor submitted ~ him Ny the officers OF regis
tFati3n. which questions. and his there
-, shall be reduced "a writing. certined by th..
said officers. and preserved q par! Of thor
official records
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
rllalcf--IinIsier.

Especial To TIE Richmond Virginians
les-fs.>fst ae;. VA. Dec. lo.-~Mr.
James ". Tnaysr and Miss Sarah
Emula Holder. both OF tins county.
were united III marriage in Leesnurg
al the residence of MIR. 7. W. Stink Il.
Thursday evening. Rev. j. IL. Wilt
shire officiating,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
CAPTAIN b|BD DIES
FROM INJURIES
Continued from First Page,

Continued from First Page,
lies ana urginss to his fellow soldiers
to charge into the thickest OF the
fray.
AT the close of the war Captain
Bibh studied law and began the prac-
iice OF his profession In Louisa. His
success at the bar was Immediate.
and after practicing ten years he
became commonwealth attorney OF
Louisa county.
In 1882 he was elected to the senate
to represent the district composed Of
Louisa. SpotsyIvania and Stafford
counties. He conducted a whirlwind
campaign against James f. Powell.
a reaaJQster. and his victory was u
notable one.
Active in Legislature.
In the legislature he patroned many
bills which worked fer the upbuiid-
ing of the State. and made many fast
and staunch friends. Among the lat
ter was samuel w. Williams. sena-
tor from Southwest Virginia. Although
Captain Bibn served but one term In
the senate, and Mt the conclusion OF
that he and Mr.. Williams went To
different parts OF the State, the friend
ship was strong and kept alive through
many years.
When MIR. Williams WAS elected at
torney general Of Virginia and had tho
appointment of an assistant to mahA
he Immediately thought OF Captain
Bib. and named him to take office
with him on February l last In this
capacity Captain Bibb had almost en-
tire charge OF the office work and
preparation Of many eases in the at
torney-generals office.
Re Buried In Louisa.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but 1t is understood
Captain Bibb's body will be laid to
rest in Louisa county.
Captain Bibh was learned lawyer.
an able legislator and popular citizen.
His. death was learned Of with deep
regret and genuine sorrow by his
many friends among the officials Of
the State.
Attorney General Williams was
deeply affected by the death OF his
ass slant. although he had been told
that the worst might be expected DO.
cause OF the injuries to Captain
Bibb's back and the setting in or
uremic poisoning.
Out of respect to the memory OF
Captain Bibb, Attorney General VIII.
Iams' office in the state libiAry was
closed all day Saturday, and heavy
Grape and card on the door an
nounced the death Of Captain w. u.
Bibh, assistant attornsy-geasral..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Ran,sey-Fitxaerald.

IYNCfiI,t nt,. IA, nec. iD-Miss
Susie + it2serald became the wife OF
Air. Bdta r. tSameeg. at 6reenneIt
Baptist church, III FIitsyivania county,
" ,flesasty afternoon. i ne churcn was
betatIluslv decorated aud the eere-
nray WAS performed by Rev. l.. c.
bnnean. MRS, ". &. Noel Was the ma
tFon Of honor. and MIR. 6. +. 1.uwaros,
al altas4sta, Was the best man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
ftriltsr--Niurpi

Especial IL The Richmond Virgtnfans
t4t1ESbi1RG VA. Dec. fu.~-Misa
Mary wheel AMI Mir. Ward Turner,
both Of l.oVettsyiile. This county, were
united IN marriage AZ Brunswick on
Tuesday afternoon. They will reside.
IN Leudean-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Wiil,ar,s---Arnoid.

Especial IL The Richmond yirginfan.l
TAZEN ELL, VA Dec. io--Miss
Bessie -ArnoId, daughter OF L. l.. AR
mold. and MIR. Nor Caudil Williams
were married last night at the brides
home, al North Tnzeweli.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Waiker-Harlst.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. io--AIiss
Eva Clark Hamlet. OF Brnoknesi was
married 10 Mr.. Whitiiw r. Walker OF
the same place. by Rev. J. A. McMnr-
ray, OF Floyd Street Presbyterian
church. The groom IN a merchant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Casey-PIunkett.

L1NctlBt5f.t.. VA. Dec 1n-~Miss
otie Virginia f'idnkett. daughter OF Mar.
and AIRS. j. r Piunkett, was married
wednesday night to MIR. Henry F.
SassS, hev. IA Chandler. pastor OF
Nsntenary Methodist thurch. or4eiai-
ias. 1ae marriage took place at the
hrIde's home. tier sister, Miss Mary H.
fiunk.tt Was maid Of honor anu MIR.
Z. N. v ats was the best man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

The irish are breaking heads as happily az il
the current elections did not to PASS about
every three months and last for three weeks al
at time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Cupid at Work.

Especial to TIE Richmond Virginian1
HARRlS1NBuRG. VA. Dec. 10
Little old Cupid has commenced hts
hristmas FRANKS rather prernaturely
III buckingham county On Wednesday
MISS l1ettte Showalter, daughter Of
jacob W. showalter, Of near Dayton,
became the bride Of Mr. Samue,
eiaN@F. of Naynesboro, Augusta coun-
~ On the day previous MIR. F. <.
ShoWaifer. brother Of the above men
ioaed bride. and IA iss Lsona Hartman.
daughtef OF Perry HARTMAN, of Dale
Eiltttprfss. were married. Both the
GroomS arr prosperous Valley farmers,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

commonwealth Chapter, u. \. r..
WIZ hold their December meeting on
SATURDAY afternoon. l,eceia4pr ~. at
tue home Of Mrs. Nj. ~ Chambers. 2e4
.faGf Main strsmt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Meetings for the Meek.

Kichmond cnaptef. tinted naugi
tors 81 the Contederacy, will meet
Wednesday morning At 1 o'clock in
I.oe Camp Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Virginia Weddings
CrutC--Ii0Ofl.


Especial to- The Richmond virRinian. }
SIoDDEkT, VA. Dec. I0.-Stod-
dert chapel was the scene of a beau.
titui weddinug on Wednesday when
Miss Myrtle White Lyon and Mr.,
James Crute were married. The cere-
mony was performed by Mr.. Fugate,
the pastor Of the bride.
The chapel was decorated in ever.
green's, cnrysantncmums and yellow
finbon. The same color scheme OF
yeho", white ana green being carried
out IN home decorations. The church
DECORATIONS formed "a triangle. WITHIN
Whlch the brioal party stood. Tho
bridesmaids were in white lingerie
irooks, with yellow girdles. and car
Fled tFlansles of green ferns and whtta
ehrysiinthefnums, tied with yellow rib
bon. Mrs Eilsha Madison played
Mendeissohn's wedding march
the ushers were Messrs. Edmund
Garnett, Zen Walton. Corlese Blan-
ton, Tom Scott. Asa Smith and sam
bruce. Other attendants were Miss
Annie Ligon, Mr.. Anderson Lyon.
Miss Ellen Lyon. Mr.. David Ligon,
MISS FANNIE Lyon, Mr.. Mislin Brouse.
Miss Pearie Bruce. MIR. Louis Lyon.
Miss Ethel Lyon and Mr.. Joe Garnett.
The bride was gowned In white sat
III with pearl trimmings. Miss saran
Logon was the maid of honor and
Wore dainty White lingerie froek.
with white satin ribbons. The groom's
best man was Mr.. Mettauer Crute.
immediately after the ceremony th,.
ofldai party left for the home of the
brides parents. where a reception
WAS given them. Their presents were
both numerous and useful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Cards Uut for Wedding.


invitations are out for the marrfa ga
OF MISS sara Louise Carey. daughier
OF Mr., and Mrs. William Jet Carey.
OF Hague, Westmoreland county. Ia
Mr.. Edward Moody Pennington. tr
the same county, in Cople Chapel, AT
hague, december L.
Personals.
Mrs. Henry McConb Bangs. Of New
YORK. VIII spend the Christmas seasoa
with her parents. Mr.. and MR. I
froser 1abb, OF Mount Royal sayenue.
Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth McGraw has re-
turned to Richmond after a visit Ia
MISS Lototie Snead al Fork Union.
Mrs. Alfred Randolph; of Ixonoon
Will spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS win
her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. James r
Pace, Of this city.
Miss Kate Staples. who has naa,
under treatment for nve weeks at 81
I-ukefs Hospital. has returned 10 he,
home IN Harrsonff5urg
Miss Olivia Gregory is visiting Miss
Mary Wood in Emporia.
Mrs, William Sterling. Jr.. has re-
turned to her cottage at Virginia
Beach, after visit to her father.
MIR. Nj. Gilmore. in this city.
Mrs, Hugh Campbell. Of 1901 West
rankin street. has es' her house
guests the Misses Bassett. or Ken
lucky.
Mr.. William Hodges Mann IL SPEND
ms the Wee END with relatives in
Petersburg.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
BUTTE INVESTORS
BUY DOUGLASP PARK
Purchase InSureS Another
Large Tract Being Opened
to HomeseekerS.

Through the purchase OF a half In
terest IN Douglas park by five Butte
men OF money. the opening OF another
large tract on a large scaIs Is assured.
Concurrent with tho report OF the sale.
through the Hubbard invesfrent COM
pany. came the filing OF articles OF In
corporation OF the Butte-Salt Lake In
vestment company In the county clerk s
office. and the announcement that this
company will at once start the work OF
grading, parking and other improve
ments on the property. which lies be-
tween Sunnyslde and Belmont avenues.
ana between Thirteenth East and
Twentieth East streets. with Ninth
south cutting through the middle Of
the tract
Employees OF the city engineers office
are now going over the ground check
ing up on the old surveys, and II IS ex-
pected that real work on the tract Will
start within ten days. and before the
wiz be spent In bringing the street to
the grade established by the city.
planting trees. parking the streets,
building homes. putting In water and
making other improvements In prepar-
Ing the new addition for the seekers OF
homes on the benches.
Herman Diestel Angus McMasters,
Hen-y Kipp. Patrick Mccarthy and
samuel Binder. leading wholesale and
retail dealers IN meats at Butte. Mont.
are the men who purchased half Of the
1897 acres OF land In the Douglas park
tract. paying about 500. 900 for the
land, and viii be associated with Mr..
Hubbard IN the improvements and ex-
ploitation OF the building lots and
homes.
II was not until the five Butte men
had made a tour OF the northwestern
and coast cities that they decided 20
invest in real estate in salt Lake. A
tour OF several weeks was made
through several states OF the west, but
the advantages here appealed to them,
and their money came here. Already
they have something like 100000 In
vested in salt Lake real estate. and
their further investment will mean that
more money than their own will come
here from Butte. At least two OF the
Butte mon viii build fine homes In the
Douglas park tract and will make Salt
Lake their home
The new tract will be laid out some
thing in the manner OF Federal Heights
and NewhCuse park, with parks and
other features 20 make Il most attrac-
tive TO those who intend building there
II Is the intention q the Utah Light
e. Railway company 10 extend it line
| 70 the southeast through the districts
| which are now building Nd. The line
| will run south on Thirteenth East
| street. and viii likely be completed 20
Ninth South street this year. to be ex-
/ tended later south or the Deniten larry
! II this Is done ~ viii run along the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

western border OF the new tract and
will also connect the city with other
tracts which have sold many lots dur
ing the last year.