The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
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IN NORTH State
Clearing House Banq,et--Cor.
poration Delinquent-Com
mission viii Tax Bonds.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
,Eiatonaologist Maker Tour Through
Piedmont Section and Tx
amines Orchards.
tspecial to The RICHMOND YirGlnsan. }

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RALEIGH, N. ~. Feb. 2a.--The
North CAroIinn Bankers Associa-
tisn's executive COMMITTEES. III session
hsrc. Wax very handsomely entertain
ed by the Raleigh Clearing House
Association, 1t banquet ct Giersch's.
there being 20 present, The bankers
decided to have the annual meeting
IT MrtghtsvilIe Beach, beginning
"Wednesday. June ~, and ending on
the -. Mr.. Charles n. Evans extet1tls
the Invitation to wrtghtnvftie, ON be-
naif q the Wilmington bankers and
Stevons, of Charlotte. invited the body
20 meet at Kanuga Lake, near
WaSnesviile, All the members OF the
executive COMMITTEES were present OK
cept two and . great interest was
n shown In the coming convention.
President John o. Ellington, OF
Fayetteville. and secretary w. A.,
Hunt. Of Henderson. were appointed
to act in conjunction with the Will
MfngtUu people IN arranging FOR THIS
convention.
Violating Laws.
NJ. The Internal revenue collector for
this district says there are approxl-
mately 200 corporations In the dis
trtct and that less than half OF these
have fiied their returns of business,
under the provisions of a recent act
Of congress. He says II looks like q
great many will be behind and will
he penaltxed. The returns must be
In by March l. The tax ID one rer
cent. on all businesses above 5000
annually. these below that amount
being exempt.
En.fav ,aynrf kn~an 80. n .-ar., 4. 49,
and handsome store here. which Col
onei A. b. Andrews. frst Vice. resi-
dent OF the Southern railway, will
build. The front will be trimmed
with white marble.
New Colony.
General Robert r. H6ke came in to-
day from his home. Lincoln Iitiia
Springs. hooking the picture of health.
He says that It's cottage lots have
been sold there. TO q very select lot
Of people from all parts of the State,
and that building on large scale
viii begin In the spring. General
Hoke y devoting himself TO the im-
proyement OF the place sand IL la 10
Became one Of the most attractive
N0ionies In North Carolina.
There are already ten applicants for
nc position OF assistant State bank
HxAmtner. which will become vacant
March I. by reason Of the resignation
III Mr.. William A. Williams. who
goes with the Irwin Cotton Mills on
that date.
Tomorrow state Superintendent
;uoyner gees TO Oxford to confer with
ithe school authorities and aid In the
nieacttnn Of anew schaol building
&0r the inNn.
Bonds Taxable.
0ometime ago the Corporation
Transmission decided that state bonds
2ofming part of the surplus funds
iOf q hank are taxable, giving as q
reason for this that they increased
AhA value OF the stock. This matter
has recently been very little talked
about, but now suit has been
brought to test the matter In the
court. This suit In that Of p. O.
FxxkeF against the Raleigh Savings
Bank and In brought In Wake SUI
perior Court
Returns Frona Tour.
state EntomoEogist sherman has
returned from q tour through the
Piedmont section. looking nj orchards
He says that what In desired is cold
weather. In order 10 check Towering
by the trees. particularly peach trees.
He says that a good many t=eEnmer-
ctal peach orchards are being plant
cd In the East and one near Tarboro
and another near Washington have
been visited this season. each having
8, 900 trees, near Wilson being an
other orchard OF s.Bee trees.
Editor Clarence III. Poe next Friday
speaks at Petersburg at q notable
education meeting, covering the
schools In that congressional dLstrict.
Tho Governor Of Virginia win pre-
side.
Established Dairy.
The special committee which nov
49, <&S&Ek
farm established and conducted by
the beard OF Agriculture haa decided
70 pstx biisiI dxuy Mt the Fender
county farm near Wallace, end will
have twenty cows there. TWo years
axo 4 very fine percheron stallion
vas bought and placed at the States
willie farm, and IN order - made for
the placing ef one 1t the farm near
New Charters.
The Chamber Of Commerce ct
\ (3reenxbcro II granted charter,
WIN sseo, 900 capital stock author-
Another charter goes 10 the Green's
boro Sanifnrium. Inc. s100,0ee: A.
Il. FORTUNE and other stockholders.
president John a. Mills, OF the Ra-
IeIrh and Southport Railway, says
that much OF the route Of the extern
U100 Oh nI1 lABG AhkoN&s@ AsA&ss1As S'ssNtAF
" hna been fixed, and a. soan a. the
reraainder - cosnpletcd BIZ tho tngi-
3 n4ers work win begin.
lnpusnnce Commissioner Young has
been kent 1t home for Heyeral days
~ grip, which has been 30 prevalent
ana dangerous this season,
saturday County superintendent OF
Pubic Instruction Feb. Vance Judd
VIII entertain 131 white teachers OF
4 yTako Forest rural public schools at
the Raleigh high school. Tho ccun-
IN taa0laers meet In thtc city fire.
ouently and arc shown = great many
alterations
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