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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
THE FoURTg .NA4T1IoNAL B5Nx OF rus
sEABOAED NATIONAL BANK.
Is RroadMav

Nov York. Narch =. i0lN
At a meeting OF the Board OF pirecfoTI
held this day, quarterly dividend of tfrs@
tai per cent on the capital stock 81 this bark
was declared, payable free OF tax, on April
to stockholders Of record on March IS 1910
q. q. THONTpSnN Easriar-
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The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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oFF'iCE or fSCNh STAMPING WORKS.
Noifcn Is hsrebr given thai a meeting ~ tho
ffOckhoders ri the DbaHa Stamping Works Will
- held ~ tho offcc - tho Company. No go
iNuf Ave. on the 9TH day % April Al 10
clock A N. fcr che purpose 90 eiect!ng Di-
rsrtoIs and for cons .derinE and acting upon any
other business that Is properly presented al this
fleerirs
las MATT pfcsl6.p.
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THE NERO .NTILE NATIONAL BANK

March Cd '9i0
DIVIDEND: The Directors OF this Bank has
thiS day declared quarterly dividend ~ o.
and one-hslf per cert. free o. tax paw able mad
LIST. to stockholders or Record
Transfer Books VIII close March 24,h a-i
open April od. 1910 EMIL KLEIN cashier
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NATIONAL LIGHT. HEAT 6 POWER
CO., " Y.
The twelfth quarterly dividend has been de-
clared on the preferred stock, payable April
1st. 1910. 70 stockholders OF record. March "a
1910. Transfer books Will be closed March "A
1870. and open April 1st 1910
JOHN 4. REILLY Treasurer
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CHARLES EUsTIs HUBRABp,
LE1..wgrrur
American Telephone and Telegraph Company,
e.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
no ~ Dey Street
Nep YORK. \. y. March l.. 1910.
10 80 Stockholders:
Notieo e. hereby given that the Annual Meet
'Ng of m. Stockholders of the American Ie!e-
yl4oue snC Telegraph Company " ~ be held -
TIE principal oNico - the Company. No. - Dey
street Borough - Msnliaftan. city - NeW
= OK. X b.. 0l Iuesdav. tho twenty ninth day
- Marcn. 1910, a. J: O'clock noon. Cor TIE FOL
lOUins U4IrpoEes
:. TO cleo Directors and Inspectors % Zee
sion Tor fne ensuing war.
To transact such Otuer business may
properly come before tho St1ellhuiocrs.
TIE TRANSFER BOOKS - the COMPANY will he
closed from rhc l9th day ~ March 10 the 18Th
dFE 90 March. 1910 both days Included
CHARLES TUSTIS HUBBARD,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
GslruisHed by Van sehaiok q Co. SO. Wall
street,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following SHOWS Yesterdays closing
1uotations for government bonds. compared
win Thursdays.
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BOSTON CuRa STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt No
Broad street. New York. and No. a Dsyoa-
shire street. Bostoul
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cu,cAeo INpusTRIALs-

mt Nat Biscuit pref IA
A. can -'-.-','' -. National caribou, N
dO pref .....,.- - .l,.- Dats pref. "
Aol Tel & 'Fe.....ttl Su,. ssable ar !,
Nm SbiphuiljioE.. - - ,.....,.. y
t'or1 Products, Is -, n Co......-.ls
Com'w'ith Edls,s' a. a. Metropolitan pref "a
t'blt. Trleohuue. w ''eg - ..... !,
Diamond Match. .lHo 90 Gas. ...'"
uif.,,,ts IN Z. ..... So i''f''
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MINING.
WHEAT.

90 900 Ma option. 81 "a SfI4lssf14 sft4i,
2o5 600 July option. OSss ] O9I. TESS OSa
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THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
WILEY RAII.IA AZ 90

COUPONS No. n due Aprii 1, 1910. from THE
SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY First Mort
gage Five Fer cent. Bonds will be paid on and
after that date upon presentation az the of7ls
or its financial agency. The Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company No. Nassau
street. New York City, or at the Once OF its
unancial agency the Union Trus- Company.
san Francisco, California
c. X. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BASx OF ms
CITY OF NV YORK
New York March 90, 1910
The Board of DireCto TOYS hss this day declared
a quarterly dividend n TWO PER CENT.
free from tax, payable On anu after Arri lst
pToximo
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
date. re-opening April LIST, 1910
CHARLES II. PATTERSON
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


'urnshed bv CHARLES n. Earney 4 a. n ~
Broad street. New York. and No ~. S,,rIn
Al street. philadelphia.l
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INACTIVE STOCKS

Total sales Of bonds. IS. ao2, 800.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
20 Am tobacco. 40 40 4iG 4l6
$500 Int Rub Tr cts. 263s 262s 2f's 24s
200 June OIL. ....... Al A. A. AZ
Loo Manhat Transit 1S ia Ia ~
zoo Mich Pae Z Co. ~. ELL. ll's ell.
ITO I'm Cigar Mfg. IS I7s - u
1853 100 U DO ; P pfsfs 8 a's g.. s. ~ 81
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by II. L Day Co. No. 81 wan
street,
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BONDS.


Sex dividend and rights
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Actual Sales Closing.
Op. Hi. Low Finl Bid. Ask
go go as us DO I225
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RAILROAD,
MINING.

$$ S SIS .as s Si AZ. :: Il, i. q, s.,
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FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell 4 Colenu
No. 60 Wall street,
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'Asked ia dividend
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-08
AWARDS AT STATE FAIR

The following awards were an
nouneeG at the state fair yesterday;
Fine Arts.
Department X. fine arts. Glass l.
paintings.
Best collection Of six paintings, ar
lists own work-First, II. l.. A. Gull
mer.
Best portrait in oil-First. L. A. Ram
Eey.
Best portrait in water eolor-First.
James T, HarwOOd.
Best original figure in oil-First. l.
A Ramsey.
Best original figure in water color
First. James T. HARDWOOD
Best landscape painted in oil-tlrst'
Edward Hill
Best landscape painted in water col
-or-First Miss NJ. Teasdale.
Best flower painting in oil-first'
Mrs. Lydia Hill
Best flower painting in water color
First Mrs. ". F. Adams.
Best stun life-First. Mrs. W. F.
Adams.
Glass 2, drawing:
Best original drawing from lie
First Donald Beauregard.
Best original drawing from nature
First. Donald Beauregard-
Class 8. china painting:
Best original figure painting on chi
-na-First Mrs h. +. Snyder.
Best original conventional piece
painted china-First, Mrs. +. f. sny-
der.
Best original flower painting on
Best display OF twelve original dee
Grated pieces OF china, the. work OF one
person-First, Mrs. r. F. Snyder
Glass 8. arts and craft:
Best original design or pyrography-
First, Miss l. V Price.
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Buck iamb-First. Butterfield Live
stock company
Two ewes. two years old and over
First, Butterfield Livestock company
Two ewes, one year Old-FirSt, But
terrified Livestock company.
Two eve lambs-First, Butterfield
Livestock company.
Best flOck-First Butterfield Live
stock company
Class 4, Oxfords.
Buck, one year old-First William F.
Renk.
First, William r. Renk-
Two ewes. one year Old-flrst. VII
Two eve iambs-First. William F.
Renk.
Best fIoek-First, William F. Renk.
Glass 5, Shropshire.
Buck, two years old or over-First.
Buck, one year old-First. William
r. Renk.
Buck lamb-First and second. Will
liam F. Renk.
Two ewes, two years old or over
First, William +. Renk.
Two ewes, one year Old-First. VIII
Two eve lambs-First. William f.
Renk
Best flock-First, William F. Renk.
Glass 6. Hampshire Downs:
| Buck, 2 years old or oYer-tlfst,
" imam L RChh' SOSoiAu' Du''SAA lou
Buck. / year oId-First and second.
| William F. Renk
Buck lamb-First and second. VIII
II Two ewes, years old and over
| First, Butterfield Livestock Co.; Sec
Ond, William F. Renk.
Two ewes, year old-FIrst, VII
| liam +. Renk; second, Butterfield Live
stock Co.
Two eve lambs-First. William F
Renk; second. Butterfield Livestock Co
| Best fIOck-First, William F. Renk
second. Butterfield Livestock co.
Class Z, Collective Exhibits.
Best pen OF five lambs OF any NUT
ton breed-First, William +. Renk
second, J. r. Allen.
Best per, of five lambs Of any fine
Co.; second, John H. Seely.
Class S, AngOra Goats.
Buck, years old or over-First
Martha X. Olson & Sons; second. Rich
Buck, under First. Martha
X. Olson & Sons; second, Richard Stem
Doe. ? years old or over-First. Mar.
tina X. Olson; second, Richard Stem
Doe, under years-First, Marth5
K. Olson & Sons: second. Richard Stem
eel.
Best herd of not less than five. any
| age-tlfsI, Martha *. olson & sons.
Class 8, Swine, Division Berkshires.
Boar. 1 year old and under 2-First
Martha X Olson & Sons.
Boar, 1 year old and over six month
First y. N Hamilton.
/ Boar, under mOnths-First ant
second Martha X. Olson & Sons.
Sow. years old and over-First, +
Spencer, jr.
Sow, l year old and under First
Martha X. Olson & Sons.
| Sow. under l year and over
mOnths-First, \. NJ. Hamilton.
Sow, under mOnths-First Marth'
X. Olson & Sons; second, +. Spencer, j
Sow, with pigs-First, r. Spencer j
Glass 9, Swine, Division ., Cheste
Whites:
Sow, I year old and under First
J. q. Mcdonald.
Glass 9, Swine. Division 4. DurOi
| Jerseys:
Boar, years Old-First, James H
IMOyle.
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Best specimen Of wood carving
First. II. ". Gesswine.
Best specimen OF turned pottery
First, Miss Caroline Hanson.
Best specimen of hammered brass
First, Mrs. T. +. Daft.
Best original design for textiles of
wall paper-First, Miss Louise r. Jen-
nings.
Glass 3, amateurs work:
Best original oil study-First, Reu-
ben Juhlin.
Best original water color study
First, Miss Irene Herman.
Best original pastel study-First,
John Wilson.
Glass Z. photography:
Best display OF photos-First. J. c.
Cooley
Glass s. engraving:
Best display OF engraving on metal
First, J. L. Anderson.
Best display OF photographic work
First, J. W. Vincent,
Best specimen OF half-tone work. not
less than six specimens-First, De-
BOuZek Engraving company.
Livestock
Department c. sheep goats and
swine Class l, RambOuillet merinos:
Ram, years old or Over-First, Elk.
+. ;, King Bros. Co; field, w ID. Cand-
land; second. Elk. F. 5. King Bros. Co,
field, W D. Candland: third. Elk. But
terfield L. 5. Co. field, W. ID. Candland
Ram, l year old and Over-First. Elk
| F. 5. King Bros. Co., field, w ID. Cand-
land; second, Elk. p, c. Peterson, field
/ W. ID. Candland; third. Elk. John II
Seely, field, p. c. Peterson.
Ram lamb-First Elk. Butterfield L
s Co, field, John II. Seely; second. Elk
+. 5. King Bros. Co, field. p. c. Peter
| field. John II. Seely.
Two ewes. ? years old or over-First
/ EX. +. s King Bros. Co. field, JOhI
/ II. Seely; second. Elk Butterfield l. s
/
| Seely.
Two ewes. year old-First. Elk F. S
/ King Bros Co. field. John II. Seely; sec
/ ond, Elk. Butterfield L. 5. CO., field
/ John II. Seely: third, Ex. John II. Seely
/ field. p. c. Peterson.
Two eve lambs-First, Elk F. S. Kinl
/ Bros. Co, field, John H. Seely; second
/ Elk. Butterfield L. $ Co, field, P. c
Best flock2First. F. s. King Bros. Co
John II. Seely; second. Elk. Butterfiel,
l.. 5 Co. field. p. c. Peterson; third
Glass p COtswold:
Ram, > years old or over-First. J
/ R. Allen; second. A w. Allen & Bros.
| third, j. r. Allen.
Ram. / year oid-First. ]. r. Allen
second. a. W. Allen & Bros; third. H
Ram iamb-First. J. R. Allen: second
A w. Allen & Bros; third. A W. Allel
Two ewes, years old or over-Firs
and second, J. r. Allen; third. A. W
II Allen & Bros.
Two ewes. 1 year old-First and sec
Ond J. R. Allen; third. A W. Allen
4 Bros
n Two eve lambs-First and second,
r Allen. third. A. W. Allen * Bros.
| Best flOck-First and second. ].
Allen; third A. W. Allen & Bros.
. Special:
Best pen of CotswOld lambs-Firs
and second, j. r. Allen.
Class 3, LineOlns.
Buck. two years old or OVer-Firs1
( Butterfield Livestock company.
Buck, one year Old-F'irst, Butter
field Livestock company
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ASsTGNEE,s SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock Of goods. fixtures and
GOOD Will Of the business of Cammack
Rros AT Bull. Ida, as follows:
Merchandise per inventory s7,035.22
Fixtures ..--.--... oS4-OO
The stock is in excellent condition
and consists of a general stock of men
ana boys clothing and furnishings
shoes, hats, etc.
bids will be received up until 8 p. m.
Tuesday, October 4, at the office of the
1ndersigned, at the Citizens State bank
Ruhl lea. Bids must be accompanied
nv a certified check or current funds
Cor 10 per cent of the amount offered
which viii be refunded If the bid is not
eccented. The right is reserved TO re-
iect any and all bids.
For further information consult the
undersigned or The Utah Association Ol
credit Men. Boston building, salt Lake
City. .o M 1r0
Bull Ida. trustee.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS MEETING OF THE W. A.
NETnTN DRUG COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting OF the stockholders
of the ". A. Nelden Drug company a
CORPORATION of the state Of Utah. will
he held at its office at No. $3.50 South
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah on
the 95th day of October. 1910, at the
hour az two o'clock p. m, for the puF-
nose of adopting OF rejecting the fol.
lowing amendments to its articles OF
incorporation:
FIRST. in changing the name of the
CORPORATION to that Of The United
Drug Company.
Second, to provide that 500 shares OF
the capital stock Of the corporation
now held as treasury stock be set aside
and declared to be preferred stock OF
the corporation. with the provision that
The same shall draw interest at the
rate of s per cent per annum on the
par value thereof such interest to be
made payable at the close OF each
fiscal year. -
W. A. NELDEN DRUG co.
By George z. Ford. Secretary
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NOTICE.

STATE OF UTAH, DEPARTMENT
of board OF pardOns. Salt Lake city,
Utah, Sept. 80 1910.
To Whom IL May Concern: Notice is
hereby given that the state board OF
pardOns will hold a regular session on
Saturday. October IS, 1910. at 10 o'eloc K
a. M. at the Utah state prison, salt
Lake county, Utah
That at said meeting said board will
hear applications for pardons IN the
following cases, 10 wit.
FOR PARDON.
Daniel S Grow, burglary third de-
gree.
David Leatham, assault with deadly
weapon
FOR COMMUTATION.
A. B. Smith, grand larceny.
All persons having any interest
therein, desiring 10 be heard, either
for or against the granting OF said ap-
plicatiOns respectively, are hereby no
titled 10 be present at said hearing.
WILLIAM SPRY, President.
A. R. Barnes, Secretary.
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AseEseNIENT NOTICE.

RIG COTTONWOOD CONSOLIDATED
Mining company. Principal place or
business. COS Boston building, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the directors, held on the
2Sth day of September. 1910, an assess
ment of one mill per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation
Davable Immediately to the treasurer
of this corporation at his office, sos
Boston building, Salt Lake City, salt
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RECEPTION TO REV. VEAZIE.

The Rev. Carl II. Veazie. associate
pastor of Phillips congregational
church. who leaves soon 10 accept
pastOrate in the northwest, was ten
dered a farewell reception by the mem
bers OF the church at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs A. H. Bardwell, lS0 Eighth
East street, last evening. Several pleas
ing musical numbers We're given Dy the
following. Mrs. Emily Liter, Carlis
Bardwell, J. W. Simpkin and Misses
Walker and ScObee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF DAVID c. BURROWS,
deceased. Creditors viii present
claims with vouchers TO the under
signed at the office of Edwin s. Sheets.
SIS Felt building, Salt Lake City, on
or before the twelfth day of January,
A. ID. 1911.
MILFORD c. BURROWS.
Administrator OF Estate OF David c.
Burrows, Deceased.
Edwin S. Sheets, Attorney.
Date of first publication, September
TO- A. d. 1910.
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Women's F furnishings
FANCY LINGERIE WAISTS

Lot No. 1-$1.50 values
Sacrifice price ...............
Lot No. $3.50 and $500 values {
Sacrifice price ............. :
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Boar. under months-First. James
II. MOyle.
Sow, > years old and oNer-flfst,
James II. Movie
Sow under 6 months-First, James
II. MOyle.
Sow with pigs-First, James II.
MOyle.
Best boar. any age. any breed-First'
Martha X. Olson g. sons.
Best sow, any age. any breed-f1rSt,
Martha X. Olson < Sons second, r
SDeuCeF IT.
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HTNTING FATALITY.

Butte. Mont, Oct Emil Brans-
from. the l3-year-Old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Branstrom, who was shot
last Saturday morning by some reck-
less hunter on the road between this
city and Rocker, died this morning at
IN o'clock at St. James hospital
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lake county, state of Utah, on or. be
fore the 7th day of November, 1910.
Any stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on the seth day OF
Noyennber. 1910, will be delinquent ana
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made BEFORE
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NOrICE ma CREDITORs.

ESTATE OF ROBERT J. HYATT
deceased.
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at 1910
South Ninth East street. salt Lake City
Utah, on or before the Sd day of Febru-
airy, A. d. 1911.
IDA A. HYATT
Executrix Of the Estate of Robert j.
Hyatt. Deceased.
Date of first publication October /
A d. 1910.
G. NJ. Sullivan, Attorney for Elk
ecutrix.
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Executors {
Utah niPLEMENT-VEHIC COM
PANX.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVI-
dend of L per cent of the capital stock
of this company Will be paid October 10,
1910. 10 stockholders Of record Septem-
her 80. 1910 The stock books close Sep
fember 80. 1910. at o'clock p. m. and
reopen October 16. 1910. at $ O'Clock
M J. +. BURTON,
SeCretary.
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will he sold on the 80th day OF Novem-
her. 1910, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost or adVer-
Using and expense OF sale.
CARL A. BADGER, Secretary.
sos Boston Building. Salt Lake city
Utah.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF HENRY RUDY, DE-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at b5 COin-
mercial block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
or before the 27th day of January, A. ID.
1911.
JOHN b. RUDY,
CHARLES H. JENKINS,
Executors of the Estate of Henry Rudy,
Deceased.
pate of first publication, September
"a A. d. 1919.
W. E. Wilson, Attorney for said Elk
ecutors.
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Women's Coats and Suits

Brand-new lot of ladies' fall and winter suits and
coats-unpacked this exceptional bargains
any time at their original prices. Now right in sea
son we offer them as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-15
SUIT no RECOVER TITLE.
ACTION hpninst Ciinni,flclI Coni GorpO-
rntion by Mrs. Ir. ~. rn,bOdcn.

,,tSpecial TO The Times Diapatcl..J
Bristol, Va, February 14.---Mrs. Il. NJ
1mbodcn and her children have insti-
tuted suit against the Clinchiield Coal
Corporation In the Circuit Court at
Abingdon, Va, seeking to recover tho
title to a portion OF large coal land
interests held by the corporation in
the counties Of Dickinson, Wise and
Buchanan, Va. 1t liz alleged that be-
fore her marriage Mrs. 1mboden had an
ante-nuptial agreement with Major
lmboden whereby she was to have a
lifetime interest in the lands now IN
dispute. and whereby the same was to
pass to her children at her death. 1t
is upon the ground OF this alleged
agreement that suit has been instf-
tuted to re-cstabllsh title TO the inter-
ests claimed by the 1nbodcns. which
Is said to amount to many thousands
of dollars, considering the present
value OF Southwest Virginia coal prop
critics.
The case was argued upon a demur-
rer fled by the defendants in the Cir
cult Court at Abingdon day or two
ago, Judge A. A. Phlegar, of Bristol.
appearing for the corporation, and
White ( Penn for the 1mboden heirs.
1t is intimated that in abstractine
the titles to Southwest Virginia coal
lands this claim of the Imbodens was
in some way overlooked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-15
FIERCE Fight ron CONTROL.
Drownlow md Sells to Contest for
Nomination to Congress-.


Especial to The Times lspatch.l
Bristol. Va, February 14.--The ac-
ton of the Republican Committee of
the First Tennessee District on Satur-
day in calling q primary election as O
means of making the next nomination
for Congress, and fixing the date for
the primary as March 10, is the be.
ginning of a fierce fight for control
between the Brownlow and anti
Brownlow factions in the district. Am
bilious Sam Sells. at present State
Senator from the First Tennessee Dig
tric.. and said to be in favor with the
Washington administration. is in the
contest against Brownlow for the NOM
nation. Mr.. Sells is born fighter.
while Brownlow was never known to
surrender. 1t viii, in all probability,
be the bitterest fight in years, as
sells is already scorin gthe record Of
Representative Brownlow, and charg.
ing him with fragrant nepotism in
that MIR. Sells asserts that the CON
gresham has secured lucrative posi-
ions from the government for prac.
tlcally every member of his family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-15
FOR MuNIcIrAL owNERsH1p.
Farmvillc Citizens Consider Purchase
OF Winter md Sewerage Systcms

NutST SeNcFUSc SypICmNs
,.lSpectal to The Times Dispatch
Farmyille, Va, February 1.-THE
question OF municipal ownership of
the water and sewerage systems OF
Farmville is now UP for the consideya-
tion OF taxpayers. AT present the town
owns and operates the light plant, and
there are those who believe 1t to the
best interests of the community that
the water and sewer plants to be under
the same control.
The joint committee of the Town
Council and the Eeara of Trade. hav-
ownership. flias presented a complete
report on the subject of municipal
ownership of these systems, with the
recommendation that the town buy and
control them both. The matter was
referred back to the committee with
request to make more thorough and
scientific investigation. including the
cost.