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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20
ASSEMBLY HONORS
MEMORY of LEE

CONTINUED from Page one-Colu,nn ~
introduced in the Senate. !. good deal
or discussion is likely to rage about
this bill.
The Moncure bill requiring the rail-
read companies entering Alexandria to
take passengers to and from the BUSH
ness centre of the city went over in
committee.
Oysters were tackled by tho House
Committee on the Chesapeake and It's
tributaries. sundry amendments are
proposed to existing laws. including an
extension OF ten days to the open sea-
son.
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HOUSE


The House session, like that OF the
Senate. was curtailed on account of
adjournment in honor of the memory
of Robert e. Lee.
Several bills were reported from
committees, one of them being the bill
allowing an early vote on the consoli-
dation of Richmond and Manchester,
from the Committee on Counties, Cities
and Towns.
Measures reported from the Commit
tee on Finance were: To relieve the
United States government from the
State tax on deeds when buying Vir-
GINA property; to instruct the Board
of Charities and Corrections to gather
facts about weak-minded persons
Tho Committee on Schools and Col
leges reported the joint resolution
recommending the College of William
and Mary TO the Carnegie Foundation.
number of bills were reported
from the Joint Committee on Special
Private and Local Legislation, and
were distributed among other COM
lnittecs. Among these was the bill
Treasury to the Virginia Home ant
Industrial School for Girls, which Wen
10 the Committee on Finance.
In Honor of Lee.
MI. farrell, of Greenesville, movet
that the House adjourn in memory o
Robert =, Lee, this being his birthday
lnasmuch, he said, as a question, ha,
been raised as TO the closing OF
custom house in Virginia in observanc
o. the day, 1t was as little as the Gen
eral Assembly OF the state of Lee
birth could do TO adjourn in his honor
Upon request of Mr.. Byrd, who ha
vacated the chair temporarily, wit
Mr. Cooke, OF Norfolk, presiding, Judg
Yarrell withdrew his motion to allo,
Mr.. Good. of Rockingham, to rcpor
the death of his colleague, Mr.. Snyde
Upon motion of Mr.. Good the Speak
er appointed committee of thre
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R1r Mortgage Filed.

Especial toSThe I ZINES Dispatch.l
Company of Franklin.
Va. has filed for record in Nanse-
mond county clerks office a mortgage
TO the Safe Deposit and Trust CONF
pany Of Baltimore. trustee, for $780,
900. The money is raised to liquidate
and develop their ro-
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has been or may hereafter be established.
the question of continuing the sale OF Liquor,
by such dispensary In ouch county, masls-
teria district. city or town, and to prohibit
any other election to be held in such county.
ma gisterial district city or town. upon the
question of the sale OF liquor therein, in
any manner. within two years after any
election is held under this act.
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The appointment of a state boiler
Inspector is contemplated in bill
presented yesterday In the House by
Mr. Casey, eff Richmond. This official
would be appointed by the Governor
for term of two years, at salary
OF $1,000 and travelling expenses not
exceeding 5000 II would be his duty
to inspect. and govern the use OF all
boilers.
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Clerk John w. Williams. OF the
House OF Delegates. has presented each
member. clerk and newspaper man In
that body with handsome pocket
knives. This is biennial stunt with
Clerk williams. and Is one which is
much enjoyed by the recipients
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composed OF Mr. Good, Mr.. Lewis, of
Essex, and Mr.. Evans. of MiddleseH. to
attend Mr.. Snyders funeral
Mr.. Yarrell then renewed his mo-
ton for adjournment, which was agreed
to at 1910 The calendar for the day
went over until to-day.
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two years, just as in the case of
saloons. in bill offered yesterday
by Mr.. Stebbins, of Halifax. The pro-
cedure is 10 be the same as in local
option elections. Dispensary towns
have heretofore not been allowed to
vote on the matter OF abolition eN-
cept by passage OF a special enabling
act in the Legislature.
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Further tax on fishing and grabbing
Is sought by the blu introduced yes
terday by Senator Lcssner. of Ports
mouth. The fish tax Ia recommended
by the Norfolk Board OF Trade.
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To Committee on General Laws.

BY Mr.. West of Bedford: A bilito amend
and re-enact section 1851 B OF the Code, reg
ulating the hours of labor in factories where
females and children under fourteen years
of age are employed as operatives.
By Err. Casey: a bill to provide for in
nient OF State inspector of boilers.
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OF 10 cents for every 500 OF consld-
Grafton money over certain amount.
while contract simply goes at a stat
I'd rate. regardless of the amount.
Senator Elan wishes change. SO that
they may both be put under the sams
head II this becomes a law big con-
tracts for rolling stock will net A
goodly sum to the treasurIes
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same such licences.
To the Special Joint Committee on Special,
Private and Local LEGISLATION.

IFlNale uIl IIeHISldtIOn
BY Mr.. Buck. a bill to amend and re-en-
act sections and of the act entitled an
act for the protection OF fish in Washington
county, Va, approved Marchs $, 1884.
BY Mr.. Grlgsby: 4 bill to make the town
of Berryville. Va, separate election DIS
trict and to exempt said town from the
provisions OF section SIS of the Code OF Vir-
snia OF 1904, and TO confer upon said town
all the rights and privileges of towns OF
not less than 1000 inhabitants. and to repeal
all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
this act.
BY Mr.. Stephenson. of New Kent: A bill
10 authorize the Mayor and Council OF the
city OF Williamsburg, in the county of James
city. Va. to sell and dispose of the lot Of
land situate Francis street said city,
known as the "Colored School Lot and to
pass title to same.
by Mr.. Stephenson. of New Kent: A bill!
to authorize and empower the Mayor and
Council of the city OF Williamsburg, in the
county of James City, Va, to sell and dis
pose of the lot of land situate on the west
side of England street, in said city, known
as a part OF Ireland Street and to pass
title to same.
To Committee on Counties. Cities and towns.
BY Mr. Stebbius: a bill to provide for
submitting to tho qualified voters in any
county. magisterial{ district. city or town,
wherein dapensary FOR the sale OF liqnor
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Here and There in the Legislature

stations every ten miles, was reported
favorably.
Senator Wards bill to allow counties
which have improved their main-trav-
eled highways to receive State MD for
the improvementEoft the byways. Sen;,s
tor Strode's bills to allow cities and
towns to contribute to good roads not
further out than ten miles and to per-
nit counties to issue bonds for county
good roads, instead of district roads
all these were favorably reported.
Plans for the Inauguration of Gov
ernor-elcct Mann are under way. The
Senate Committee met yesterday, but
as the House had adjourned, 1t failed
to meet with the House part of the
joint committee. The Senate part APP
pointed Senator Sale, of Norfolk city,
to confer with the House chairman. It
was learned yesterday that the state
officials viii occupy the floor of the
House, together with the Legislature
whilc the gallery will be partly filled
by the public. 1t is not yet decided
whether tickets of admission Will be
Issued for the gallery.
Lee and Jackson day. is the termi
nation which senator Early, of Greene
says should be given to January ~
When member of the House IN 1881
he was much Interested In the dedica
| ton OF the day as a legal holiday
and secured the passage of bili Z
that effect He, however, distinctly
gave it the double title. He CORE
| spondcd for some time with Mrs. Jack
son about the date OF the birth OF tn
|! great Confederate right arm" OF Lee
II I. l., q, a
certa!ned He therefore drew up u
bill so that 1t might be in honor
both of the mighty Confederate Lead
ers. This fact is generally forgotten
but is nevertheless the whole trut
/ about the 18TH of January in Virginia
Towns having dispensaries FOR IN
sale OF liquor, or which may hcrealte
establish such Institutions, are TO
given tho right to vote on the qucs
ton of their abolition at Intervals Q
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the legality OF his proposed tax, he
said that it was the same law as at
present. the difference being only in
amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

The artillery of the state will have
representation on the State Military
Board II Mr.. Cox. of Richmond. is sue
cessful with bill introduced by him
in the House. His measure provides
that an additional member shall be
added to the board for each branch
of the service not.now represe ptrd. The
infantry Is now represented. and as. q
result the field artillery Nv oulds etstlrc
additional member. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Prohibition of intercollegiate ath-
letic contests is sought by the author
of the anti-football bill, Senator Parks
OF Page. who expects to introduce a
bill requiring that collegiate athletics
shall be confined to the home grounds.
| The Senator thinks that the exercise
the student can get at his own college
and in the gymnasium is enough for
him. and thinks that running off FOR
athletic contests Is deleterious to good
study.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Amending the law relative to the
jurisdiction of justices, Mr. Cox. of
Richmond, would give them in cities
exclusive original jurisdiction for the
trial of all offenses against the city
ordinances.
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beautiful floral harp made its APP
pearance on the desk Of MIR. Spatis.
Of Brunswick, in the House yesterday.
1t was composed of magnificent carna-
tons and maiden-hair fern, and was
the present of the board of directors
of the First National Bank of Law
rencevile. Mr.. Spatig is member of
the board and has recently served on
Its building committee. which had
charge OF the erection OF large new
bank building.
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To Committce for Courts of Justice.

BY Mr. Cox. A bill to amend and rc-en-
act section il6s OF the Code OF Virginia, as
amended by an act approved March II. 1901:
BY Mr.. Stebbins: bill TO amend and re-
enact section 10 OF chapter OF an act of
the General Assembly OF Virginia. approved
January Is, 1904 entitled an act concerning
public service corporations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Perhaps the hardest worked commit
tee of the Legislature so far Is that of
the Joint Committee on Special, Pri-
yate and Local Legislation. This body
worked almost necessarily after It's
organization until 1t had reported all
OF It's forty-seven bills save one, which
is still with subcommittee. Senator
Lasslter Is the chairman of the joint
committee, which Is n large body,
composed OF members of both houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

John Il. Ryan. of Loudoun, for flve
terms Speaker Of the+sHouse of Dele
gates, has been "a, familiar figure on
the House floor THIS week Attempts
on@the part OF Mr.. Ryan's former con-
lstituents to induce him to return to
legislative life have been unavailng,
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To the Committee on Asylums and Prisons.
e BY Mr.. Whistler: a bill TO amend and re-
enact section 1863 OF the Code, as amended
and rc-enacted bsSa act. approved sMarcn
q. 1000. and as farther amended hyiEan act
approved April Z. 1909, in relation to boards
,quorums, vacancies, how filled; ther meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Senator EIam, of brunswick, intro
dnced bill yesterday. putting con-
tracts under the Same law as deeds.
with reference to recordation fees. At
present a deed is recorded on the basis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Former Attorney General Rufus A.
Ayers, of Big Stone Gap, was a visitor
at the Capitol yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Judge r.. 7. Gregory. of New Kent,
a former member of the Legislature,
was on the floor OF the House yes
terday When in the House Judge
Gregory was known as "the greet
obiector.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Accomac and Elizabeth City counties
are to be separated. and are to have
distinct delegates. If the bill OF Sem
ator Holt. of Newport News. passes,
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections yesterday reported ia
vorably on the proposition TO divide
the legislative districts. Heretofore
Accomac had delegate, and then Ac-
comac and Elizabeth City county hal
one, but now the line is drawn. so tina:
| they separate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

State senator Levi P. Harlan and
u. j. Robson, county and city treas
;lres., both Of Indianapolis. Ind. were
on the. q oor1of thessenate yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

Towns having dispensaries for the
sale Of liquor, or which may hereafter :.
establish such Institutions. are TO De
given tho right to vote on the cues.
ton of their abolition at Intervals o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-20

At the meeting OF the Senate Com.
mittee on Courts OF Justice. Judge r.
r. Prentis.~o of the State Corporation
Commission. appeared and explained
few changes made by pending bill In
reference to the conduct of corpora
tions in complying with legal require
mcnts. such as requiring an attorney
OF fact to be appointed by the corpo.
ration In the county in which 1t had
its office. The changes suggested wera
all minor.
Senator Gravatts bill creating a
board of law examiners was discussed.
but will be considered later. A favor
able report was given to Senator Ri
sons bill, allowing either party in 2
divorce suit to bring suit at the end
OF three years for permanent separa-
ton.
Senator George 3. Keezell. of Rock.
itngham. joined the House committee
last night to attend the funeral OF A..
II. Snyder. OF the House Of Delegates,
at Harrisonburg to-day.
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The oyster question came mp yester-
day afternoon before meeting of the
House Committee OH the Chesapeake
and It's tributaries. A subcommittee
had been given charge of the bill pro-
posing codif,cation OF all laws re-
:lating to oysters, and this subcommit-
tee made report favoring the bill
and suggesting that 500 copies of 1t
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01
ZION

The cool weather was much Ell
joyed after the extraordinary hot
spell.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Keith have
both been on the sick list, but are
better again.
Fred Streclier, our road over
seer, is doing some fine work with
his crew on our roads.
John Campbell entertained quite
a number of the boys at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. Wampler seems to be the
lucky man at drawing the dishes
at Webb's store. Last Saturday
he drew his third set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lannom and
daughter, Vivian, came up from
Purcell last week and spent few
days with home folks,
The reunion at Golden City
drew large crowd from this sec
ton, and all report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Ballard visi-
ted at Frank Volts Sunday.
The one who found girls
red jacket will please return it to
the house quarter of a mile east
of where it was found and oblige
the loser.
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DUBLIN

The threshing machine has been
busy in this vicinity for the past
two weeks.
Jim Hull is repairing the plaster
ing in the schoolhouse.
John Taffner is hauling coal for
the schoolhouse.
U. S. Hatfield is putting up his
millet this week.
Frank Sharp is working on the
bridge gang, near Boston.
Add Sharp is working on the
section.
Miss Bessie Sharp was visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Long of
Carytown, last week.
George Paisley of Lincoln, Ills,
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with Mrs. Berry.
Mr.. Gresham has been boring
for water and went 24o feet before
he got it.
D. c. Forbes from Duenweg was
out Sunday calling on old friends.
The threshing machine is visi-
ting Joe Edwards and Mr.. Daniels
and will move south and east.
Miss Bedell is visiting her cous-
in, Miss Pearl Busby,
Mr.. and Mrs, Douglas and Mrs.
Edwards and granddaughter
Miss Hazel Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Matthews were en-. ertained
Friday night at Mr., Daniels. Ice
cream and cake were served.
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LEBANON

Mrs. Charley Woodrow was in
Joplin under the doctors care last
week.
Mrs. VIM, Scissor has been quite
sick the past week.
John Stansberry has bought the
Thomas Seal 100 acres. Price $45
per acre.
Johnson and Campbell are bal
ing hay for Charley Alumbaugh
this week.
Mr.. Dye has bought fine farm
near Lockwood and expects to
live at home after March first.
Mrs. G. A. Redmond visited in
Webb City Saturday and Sunday.
c. F. Rex lost a very valuable
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01
BLUE

Mrs. Paris Taylor spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Pugh.
Gilbert Keltner, wife and little
daughter, Florence, Suhdayed at
H. Cline's,
Arthur Mevius and VIM. Farris
were helping Ed Daisey with his
millet last week.
Roscoe Huffman spent Sunday
with bis mother, Mrs. c. H. Gear
hart, of Duval,
Chas. Lilly and wife went over
toGolden last week in their auto,
to spend few days with the for
mer's brother, Harve.
George Castlebury and wife
came in from trip to the hills the
latter part of last week. Guess
the rocks and hills didn't look
good to them.
Landon Dayringer and wife
spent Sunday at Geo. Budd's.
Mirt Armstrong and brother-in-
law of Gravette, Ark, were visi-
ting with the formers sister, Mrs.
w. M. Wardlow, the first of the
week. Mirt says he's going to
quit Ark, and try old Missouri
again, having rented his sisters,
Mrs. w. M. Wardlow's, place for
next year.
Daisy Livingston was visiting
with her aunt, Miss Susie Hanes,
of Joplin, the latter part of last
week. SALLY.
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01

was visiting with Abb Hyder this
week.
Miss Minta Grider is at home
from Carthage.
Dennis Grider is at home from
the hay fields near Minden, where
he has been working the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Orders daughter, Bessie,
and son, were visiting with her
last week
Some Vernon county friends of
Mrs. Webber made a short call on
her last Thursday. They were
going to Carthage to attend the
Holiness camp meeting, and re-
turned last Monday. They re-
ported large attendance.
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CORRESPO N DE N C.E
DEWEY

Vernon Matthews leaves next
week for Edmore, North Dakota,
and his wife goes on to Manitoba,
Canada, to spend a week with a
sister before going to Edmore,
where they make their future
home.
Mrs. Goddard's little nephew,
Ray Dearing, died at her home
Wednesday and was buried at Sa-
lem graveyard. He was a mother
less baby six weeks and six days
old, but had kind mother in his
aunt, and she has the sympathy of
the neighborhood in her loss.
The entertainment at Carytown
was we'll attended and financially
a success.
The w. c. T. U. of Alba and
some members from Carthage and
Salem unions spent very pleas
ant day at Mt. Moriah church
Thursday.
Mrs. R. F. Elliot at Carytown
entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr..
D. Matthews and family.
Mrs. o. D. Wood has a sister
visiting her from Idaho,
Mrs. Gaddis and Harry Pringle
returned from visit with relatives
in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock spent Sun
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01

colt last week.
]. H. Thacker helped his son,
Frank, thresh Monday.
The farmers in this part are get
ting ready to harvest their broom
corn.
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01
MALTY

The farmers are discing and
theshing; wheat turning out fine.
Rev. Hogan's two little daugh-
tiers spent a few days with Velma
and Lucille Mackcy.
Mrs. G NJ. Mayors and daugh-
ter, Emma, returned to their home
from a few days visit with E. G.
Mayors Of Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayors and
son. Clifford of Carthage, spent a
few days with his brother, G, N.
Mayors.
A number Of young folks of this
neighborhood attended the old
settlers reunion at Golden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", c. Mackey
entertained their old Schoolnates
Of Mud College Saturday evening
at their farm. The occasion prov
ed to be one much enjoyed by all
Refreshments were served at a
late hour. The guests were; Mes
srs and Mines. Curtis, Fener, Tim
Mackey, Noah Mackey, Mack Bel
line, Lew Belline, Joe Mayors, Tom
Etter, Percy Wright John Sheets;
Mines Wm. Stewart, Clyde Dune
van; and Miss Emma Mayors.
The Jasper news., 1910-09-01

Clyde Waller came over from
Sarcoxie Friday and joined his
wife, who was on her way home
from Kansas City. They returned
to Sarcoxie on Sunday.
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S. 8. Draper uno Srau an S. SO
Sled, 25 Slider Qanb; $4,000.
2efpis @. @iGett ir. on Otto SO
@aoenpobl, @runbitiid an Der Monteier
Ctr; $500.
S. 8. etOne an gmilie aleberaer,
@runbitiid in Soutb 9eigbts5 $1700.
Srib giier an gbds. offer, Bruaos
Ttiid i'm gitbsglod 447, 5000
60. graben II. q. an Die @albei1cn,
6arrisbnrg & Gan @ntonio 9faiItpat
Company, @~runbitid an Der. 9on8a!es
Ctr; $4,000.
Srie @iier an gbas. @fIer, @cunbTfiid
i'm gitp&glod 44S; 5000.
6. q. Cooper ail gmilie &leberecr,
@rlnbitiid an Der 9elmar StraB,;
$500.
@m. s. 9rin8 an g. ct. CUR @ac.
picar. @rnnoitiid an Der 8ides Ctr. ;
5000.
8m. s. sdus urlo 6. 8. Siud,am an
francisco Gfuma. @runbitiid an Der
Gan Selipe Ctr; 5000.
@bns. unb Sba Selfers an 6cn1b Sts
permait, @runoitid at Der Selfers Ctr.
500.
@aflas bon @milb aiel an 6. 3. @is~
5ini, 8runbitiid i'm nenen Jitp@B[od
268; $140O.
8etrihzSour 2umber G%ornpunp an BE
@albeiton. @arrisuro ano Gan antoiio
Hniliuab Company. @rrnb1tiid ir ileuen
Gitbsglod 526; $500.
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Das Baufomite oes Gdulrots
brnhte in Der 8erlmnlluna om
Wittpoh nben6 leinen 8eridt iiber
por3unebmenoe Meubauten uil6 Ser.
beiierungen EN- bas NeluItot BON
5tDeimonotliber 8eiprehungen urlo
llnterbanblungen NIT artileften.
Rontraftoren uno 6dnolern in 8au-
moteriolien. Ser @eiomnt. Grtpnrf
beIduft iid alf $40,5O7, bIeibi alIo
nod $9493 inter Der inn 9u6get
fir oieien 3med ausseiesien $685.
600 fir oas Sabr 1910. Die ge-
mnhten ginteilungen iinb: Suo-5lo-
res StraBe $50. 10, Melbauten fir
$500; Siib-alnmo Strabe, Grant
mar-S hule, Weubauten $500,
Starr StroBen-S duIe $500; Wtain
Nbenue, 0auten nr1o Meporaturen
$3257; SodihuIe $4250; Yrospect
Sill Sdule $4,000; Carr Sin Sdu-
Ie, 5~pei5immeriger Mnbau, $3.50;
8eanpine, 5pei5immeriger Inbou,
$3.50; Miperiioe Shule, 2aimmeri-
ger 4nbau, $3.50; Gurrp S6ule,
25immeriger Mnbau, $3.50; Serff-
Shule $50. 18, 8adltein-8 eneer
$500; @ront Sdule, 15immeriger
Mnbou $500; &anofertiefeits-G du!e,
nebft ginrihtung, $4,000; Geltcnlue-
ge $4,000. 9ieie Neu- iiilo lnbau-
ten idaffen Haum fir peitere 1900
ainber nnb erleiftern Die jesige
IeberfiIlung. @ontrofte fiir 45im-
merge Mnbauten i'm @eianimtbetro-
&c BON $4,000 nuroen anGbas. Gloub
unD fir Den 8afltein-8 enecr-Mn-
bau Der Serffs9dule fir $4,000 on
q. S. @ernette a~useegeben. als nciie
2ebrer puroen angeltent: 2iaima
@rapes, Soiepbine gunningbant e6-
no MorIin, @tta 2ahep uno s. 8.
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