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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-25

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
WHY THE DEFICIT

In speaking of the deficit in the postal department laid
the loss maintains
alone
millions
Why
figures show
land through the mails once
political
mails where the loss Several
publisher million
Office department him agreed reduce the postage on all
applied principles to letting contracts the
road companies carry the mails
The railroads
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
LOOTING THE STATE

Things must be pretty bad when official
traton will admit the extravaganza of the officials
called today for ready
called provide
that close constitutional limit of Indebtedness
We with the advocating
but absolute house cleaning The affairs of Idaho are
chaotic condition and the desperate necessary the entire
removal of the hoodueking political is the
Treasurer Iasng
Il have heard and with the
words addressed by eloquent lips
ldao its marvellous possibilities golden opportunities farmer
merchant miner and the capitalist beautiful climate
mountain peaks fertile valleys irrigation projects
TIMBER and wonderful producveness average per
and beautiful strong and would
dispute truth,
other side the side of endtfy permea
Idaho greatly today Ave. the whole warn
financial shape that
well in other respect This financial gathering rapidly and
will break later
going.
The second nation this h facing and she
beng shaken the like OF which she has known
epoch century At Washington the hue greater reye
nue. and how to of
government.
Getting down today $50 600 IN
day and special session of the legislature necessary called to rem
ey that calamity could $4,000 that close our
constitutional limit of Indebtedness
The whole state legislative executive judicial state institutions and
creased oudand population financial
this great burden taxation which TODAY? What
Idaho wants and what she demands public expenditures
better results for her expenditure public officials who
pie and less Of sell Can fulfill these requirements
avert the Storm Will we rise to the occasion?"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
ENTERPRISE AT PASCO

Paos
the irrigation Reclamation company is conducting
vigorous membership Fifty added
fore the that membership will be increased
200 business branch
the commercial club extensive advertising
civic improvements given encouragement
of
been subscribed a $4,000 modern house
This
the growth of Isco people The town uned
for after the collapse 1888 had
railroad center of
growth Observation-Disclosures.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
AM EN-!

with Unbounded Faith
God has Decred that this Section shall Produce Highest
zaton The Parma Herald Enters Wishing
Friends and patrons the Prosperity hopes ITSELF
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
The Idaho County Free Press
L. A. WISENER, EDITOR
GRANGEyILLE, IDAHO, THURSDAY JANUARY, 6, 1910

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etywilhe
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06

The Idaho county compelled dig up
this This
oo was an increase 1907 Every higher and the state
and of
BOISE to attend Gov Brady Of the
Tor these
than Idaho did her
Lets have the
their
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06

Wallace ImesThe Times pleased that its
plans during the
of c. A. Fosman of
for been identified with the field
Idaho and his abilities this line
the Times feels justified this
be enabled make the improvements has had
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
RAILROAD CA'SE.|S
FIRST ON DOCKET
r, r. & r. Taxation Heads
List-Washing Southern
Rate Case Tenth.
OYSTER FIELD IS SANITARY R!
Health Conditions Found Good
in virginia-Mr. Koiner
Visiting Fairs.

DOCKET Fa'e q t a1p's Supreme Court 81 Aps
II. Stewart Jones. A total OF 121 cases
appsars this being psrhaRSs s ,sr 1ra as
t the eou raah begins gin On NSeveser
the commonwealth against the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, fr g =, the CIRCUIT T,i
is the Important litigation by means
OF which the State hopes to collect
franchise and. later property taxes
from this road. which Is now, under
the terms OF its ancient charter. ex-
.empt from any sort OF taxation--statc,
county or municipal.
On the Commonwealth docket, which
comes first, case No. is that OF Frank
e. Thornton against the state. Thorn
breaking in connection with the failure
OF the Charlotte bank.
Buckinghnm Cases.
Cases Nos. 8 and Q on the Com
Dallas Wright, the white man. and
victed with him Of the murder Of two
aged brothers in Buckingham county.
They were tried separa tely. and their
ment separately. All were convicted
OF murder in the first degree.
After the nine Commonwealth cases
comes the Washington Southern rate
case, on an appeal from the State
Corporation Commission. This consti-
tutes one OF the most important Issues
to be determined during the coming
session.
Following the one Corporation Com
mission case are four cases on the
privileged docket. Then comes the
Irregular argument docket, with 101
cases.
The first opinion day Of the court
will be on Novemb err 10. when decis.
ions will be rendered Of cases heard
at the Stanton session in September
term may be expected on Novembe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
News of South Richmond

/ back did the best playing for their
team. Four twelve minute quarters
We're played. One OF the umekeepers
was Professor Tyler. OF Chester.
JOY riders In Accident.
-Four Joy riders. said to be from
Rdchmond. and travelling lin a Rich y
mond machine, met with an accident
! Saturday light on the Richmond and
Petersburg Turnpike. that resulted in;
two of the party being injured. They
spen & the ca rlN hours OF tlis nj ght in
5Petershurg,a and We're returning when
the car struck a ditch and they We're
thrown out. sSs 5ss5s S 55ss
The automobile is II said to be a.
tramp" machine. and was so disa bled
by the accident that 4 was compelled
to be u eff be lind The occupant $ took
a car for Richmond. :, s39 I
Funeral Of Mrs. y Oyner.
The funeral of Mrs Cora Burton
Joyner. who died Saturday at 81 o. Hull
Street, wife OF George Nv. j oyne RI took;
place Yesterday afternoon at 8, Soiclocki
lifrom Bainbridge Street Baptist Church..
1.-THE interment was In Maury9 Cemetery.
Death OF IT. u. Heath. ia ii 3eS
ss, II. La Heath died vest erday I'm orntnE
| at 1880 O clock al his home OF Ninth
| Street Road. He Is survived BY nj g
widow and seven chill rent he funeral
arrangements will be ann ouncedl LAT er IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
LITTLE OLD CUPID
MAKES ANOTHER HIT
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg, Va. October 24,-Lit-
tie old Cupid has scored again. Yes
terday, Jacob Conard. a widower, and
Mrs. Virginia L. Donivan. a widow, both
of Harrisonburg, were married. Now
Jacob Conard Is none other than the
iirate papa who went in pursuit OF his
pretty sixteen year-old daughter. Bea-
itrice Conard, on September 16. Pretty
Beatrice wanted to marry Clyde Car
#penter. the newsboy on the Southern
Railway. and had to run away from
home. The papers have told OF the girl
being held in the House OF Detention
lin Washington and of her being taken
back to Harrisonburg by her anGered
father.
Never mind will marry Clyde after
all. See If i don't, were the last words
the girl said to the Washin ton res
porters as the train pulled out OF the
Union Station.
Two weeks ago Clyde stole into Har-
risonburg late Observation-Disclosures sure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
VAST SAVING IN
POSTAL. SERVICE

Washington, October 24.-Fi gures,
the compilation OF which88w was oom-
lpleted at the POST Office Department
to-day, show that the exact reduction
of the postal deficit during the fiscal
year ended June 80 la st was s II, SOC. 100 %.
The deficit of the previous fiscal year
was s17600000, so that in one year
the deficit was brought down 4 to- S6,-
100000.
e In commenting tonight upon the
saving of Sill. 400. 900 last year. Post
master General Hitchcock sai
This tremendous saving was made
without the .curtailment of the postal
facilities In any direction. On the con-.
ltrary, during the year there We're
many important extensions of3&such
facilities. In eliminating wasteful eH-
gpendltures the department has been
careful not to hamper IN
any way the department o the postal
service required to meet the increasing
needs ofsthe country. az
In q word the Post,Oft1ce Depart
Ement's policy is to extend the service
as apidly as is warranted by increas--
Ing population ofBpostal facilities, but
Fbyahandling In more systematic and
;business-like manner the constantly
geXpa ndinE volume Of the mai lis. IN
The tables prepared indicate that In
THE furtheranee OF this policy more
than 90 new pos ices We're estab,--
lishedl during the last fiscal year. Great
extensions were made In the rural de-
livery SYSTEM, SIS new routes. with a
Total mileage OF 2,,235 miles being put
Into operation.
sgf5 There were appointed from the eli,
Igible lists Of the Civil Service Commits.
lsion over l,s00 post-oftlce clerks Is
enlarge the working forces ct " post
Nottices. and more than 1000 4additiona
letter carriers The railway mall ser
vice was strengthened BY the appotnt'
I,nentfof about 100 new employ nh.
[aggregate salaries of the new rlployes
appointed during the yeargfr the civil
service lists exceed $2,0Q0.0o0. g X
SSS Salaries OF post Office clerks wer.
advanced In the aggregate SIT 50, 900
tsWhilei the aggregate salaries ot lette
IScarriers were Increased s l.226, 200, Rntl
way moi n clerks recei we'd Increases g
salary amounting to lmost 81 b0, 90
Fl itchcock pred tcted i5,R SCI Ss 8 l
Etatning nos tgl sseyiylce and lsesnt slette
lspOsta4 q Jt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25

enough the marriage took place. And.
to everybody's surprise. the no longer
iirate papa gave his consent and went
with the couple to hunt o preacher, tho
wedding taking place before midnight.
Yesterdays marriage explains why
the father capitulated so unexpectedly,
two weeks before. ss
1 There Is a tragic chapter in the fam
lily history of The Conards which has
never been given out to the world.
Three years ago the mother OF Beatrice
sustained triflng scratch on the hn-s
ger. and in doing some housecleaning
got tiny particle of varnish from the
furniture in the finger scratch. Blood
poison set In and Mrs. conard died
IN two days in unspeakable agony.
leaving ,thirteen-year-o1d Beatrice to
keep house for her father and her
three younger brothers and sisters.
After much trouble and turmoil.
peace and happiness. gain reigns in
the Conard home thanks ITO two visits
of Oar CuDfd Z ~ a ~, Is. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dlspatch,
1903 Hull Street.

A warrant was issued yesterday by
the South Richmond Solice Department.
against the real estate firm OF Pollard
6 Bagby. charging 1t with permitting
Saturday night in Leader Theatre
without the usual permit from the
Building Inspector. The case will be
heard before Justice Maurice in the
Police Court this morning.
has been warned of the absence Of
fire escapes in the case@of fire. Other
than the front door there Is no place
OF exit, and because the theatre is 81
uated on the third floor. 1t Is consid-
ed to befdangerous. sS5 s
The police claim that the proper
legal Injunction was not observed. and
that a show was Illegally given In the
building and that tho proprietors are
liable to a fine because they failed TO
|obtain the usual permit.
Engineers Meet.
Division Nc 321 OF the Brot herhood
OF Locomotive Engineers held Its
semi-monthly meeting sterday4 morn,
ling about II o'clock a Twelf th and
enthusiastic one, and was largely. at
tended Every second and fourth Mon
day In each month Is the scheduled
time for the meeting.
Walter bowen Dead. .ss,sss
Walter Bowen, at one time employed
by the Old Dominion Iron Works on
yBellesIsle died "a t his home in Swans;
5boro Sunday morning. He&is survived
by his wife and six chlldren !, the ~,
neral took place YESTERDAY af art on
at 8 O'clock from the Clopton Street
The clopton Street Baptist Church
held IA cottage meeting last, night a.
1.-THE home Of Mrs, Andrew Moore, ~
a large crowd was In q +
tendance. sss5 s9itS
High School Defeated.
The Ches ter High School football
noon BY Il he Ashland High School. and
Sdefeat ted by the score of 81 70 9; Ches;
ter was III nahla to score unit the .last
play, Its fun back making run q
seventy yards for q touchd own
Ashland worked the Forward pa IS Sant
|onside kicks to perfect ton. and the
ball was nearly always in their opi
moments territory. si.s5 *.
! Chester'ssSfulla back and risht hal!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
WOMAN BADLY BURNED.
Garments Caught In blake While
sjiVVnxhinsS Clothes Dcfore Open Fire.

Especial TO The TIMES p[lspatch.sl
Winchester, Va. October 2 with
halt her body burned and bllstered,
Mrs Mary Parker,r,,a ged wife OF Jack
Parker, mountaineer,s living west of
gWinohester lies at death 81 door as
sopen fireSnt the home Of NJ. H. II essen,
sberger, She was envelo ped An times
when found, and In roll nls 8S over Ia
smother fire, she tore IA rg.e ri Gees a
burning flesh from her bod she.
stion, and suffers great q gony. a IN ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
BAPTIZED 4, IN RIVER q 5,''.l:l !,
Result Of Revival Mt &Falmouth-Otheri

81 3tS5S News NOtea.s SfA
s4 Especial to The Time s. Dispatc chi
Rev IL. Fl IS Barnum. past tor OF Sa F'al-a
mouth Baptist Church, la ptized aEnum-s
Der Of converts in ne Kappa ham ck
River at N Falmouth Sunday, as thAS
result Of revival lust q osed.
Miss Bessie Houdersholt has puras..
chased of Vim. s. Jones ten acres ~ =
land on Fall Fl Ill, SpotsylSani !, county
two miles from this CT tS. Miss II on 81
dersholt will erect a handsome resi-
!dence on the property. IS.
Rev. Fl. Ci. Lane. forn1erl7 VI ct TINS
city, who recent resi- ned his charge
In Richmond county. has accented g
call to the Episcopal Church at South,
Boston, H alifnx ounty: and Will as
sumo his duties there November
Durham IS Wharf, on the 2appa han
mock River, in MIDI esex county has
been purchased BY u GO mpan ON
posed OF residents of tina q count from
heirs OF the la to owner for he su ~ %
'!of So 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
III r, n i, WILSON, Clerk.
& 5. NEGRO YOUTH SENTENCED,
Will serve Three Years. In Penitentinry
for NIur(ler, $49 475z55
# Richmond, va, octob er i :, ls1o.

Especial to The i line ass tspatch.
4 Bed ford city, Va. Oct ober "a ~ he
trial Of William Nil for the murder
Of Peter Franklin, both colored, about
"a month ago resulted in Ia sen tence Spt
three yearssin the penitentiary. Mills,
who 4 81 about nineteen Years of q se.
struck Frank lin wi thu a. stone n
Ssucll violence as to caus g almost ln-
STINT death. The We're returning from
IA frolic in "a kectldn of colored people
known as Long Branch, when the dif-
It1cultY a rose. Y, 5S 4. A IA. gas
The prosecution was cond ucted by
II. o. FIumphre rs, y q ttorney FOR 7 g
the asieRsd fo p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
Justice In AnaOn,

[specialS 10 The Times p tspateh,l
a Wadesboro, N, ca Got ober A ~ Ion.
t f sti HI speeches In Anson "a.
sdaY,St this INCOMING Mt $Pnac Hand 4 ibis
Afternoon al 20 ton, q al to.nigtt 4 at
syVad eshoTo M II Ist ioa y hand letl ~ ha
,l1apubl lean plat Il Own MI h tout 81 oYess
ind n gave specla l a tent lon M the tariff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
Syill Wait Richmo II

Alexandria Al. ~ Dot che III 3 "A num-
tbapS OF Masons fro IN his 81 wi leave
here -nlplIoM "a for ond to- att
h 6 asonss IN that 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
.Nortolk, va... ........ April 3. 1907.

- j !
;orfoll, Va. ~. ........Jun 10, 1897.
;;s sFfs1lk ys. II n 1929 1929
export News, va...... Feb. 40, 1907.
S Seerrfolk, Va 1868 1865
saan.y 441s'1 H. 1885, sss7
sssfs!s u. y Egg sss;
Roanoke, Va. I. -. March ~, 1906.
SsFfs1k w. .fs5 Il T. 49,, 5ss7
ssF!s|E Y: { '1 2:st
rs !; ;,5 81,
S Sssts}k vs. 4 e 49,, 5sss
richmond, Va. ........ Oct. 20, 1902.
Richmond, Va. ........Jan. 2s. 1905.
Va. s........Dec. II. 1907.
Alexandra. Va .I.... June 90 1906.
Norfolk. va. Dec. 81. 1905.
Norfolk, Va. y. 10000. August 8. 1894
Kis5%sad va. ..M Nay & 1871 1ss7
Hearleo s county ya.....5an. s. 1922 1922
Falls Church, va. Dec. %, 1895.
Norfolk; va !; !: ossu 8 1905 20 ,oe
virgPiiina va Va. q. 1901.
Richmond, Va. Jan !, M, 8, ! 1909 sas
Norfolk, Va. .. - . april rs. 1898.
norfolk, va. May ss. 1907.
Va. June IS, 1907.
k;ssssss, u. Jam q 1891 1891
Farmvllle. Va ......... July o. 1907
clifton Forge, va. June %. 1907. Z
Norfolk. va. ........ .. July 10, 1906.
,Radford. Va. May IS, 1900.
va. ....Noy. 80. 1904
Richmond. Va. ......April 10. 1905
newport News. Va. ...Jan. 10, 1895.
.sunolk, Va. Nov. !, 1907
.claremont, surry co.,va.June Z, 1904.
Richmond. Va. May 4, 1907.
Roanoke. Va. Nov. 10. 1907.
Clifton Forge, Va. August II. 1895
.Norfolk, Va. Oct. 8. 1906.
Suffolk. va. Dec. %, 1904.
Richmond. va.......... January 3. 1907.
.christiansburg. May 2, 1907.
Norfolk, January 81, 1907
Norfolk, va....... March 70, 1907.
charlottesville, va.... May $1,000.
Basic City. Va. !. Dec. IS, 1905.
.Middlebrook Augusta
!. Norfolk. va.........5. !. March ] q 1907.
Norfolk, s.ar ch - 9o7.
Norfolk, va..... March 2'5lso7.
Richmond, va.........J July 80. 1905.
suffolk. va. June II, 1906.
Alexandra, va........ May %. 1907. (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25

y:
hampton, Va. May 90, 1907.
Norfolk, Va. .s,.Jta Jan 15, 1927.
;sHsJE; N Marsh Marsh lls $685.
Sssssssk " Ss|y 10 70 1873 1879
y ysEfslk Va ys. 81 1855
Norfolk. va. .........M May q, 1907. !,
otterburn; va Feb Z, 1907 100
Richmond I, " . 9,sl' i = 1890 1926.
stanleyton, Va. Feb. 20, 1905.
Pine Beach, Va. May y, 1907.
S Ms;s Rs'V Ts va :..ass i II l5 5ss7
R R,ss%sss News ys VI , as29
Newport news, Va.... August s7. 1907
Aamp1ons va - D
Williamsburg. Va. ....hay ~, 1921. 3
Richmond, Va. Oct u, 1905.
Manchester, Va. .N on, - l 1oTs.
f Fqederick ss; Va. 81 1908.
SsasSfe VA Y. :.::::ssi '. isss
Riehmord. va. ........July 81, 1899.
va. ........D Dec. IL. 1905:
'cbar te.v,,,e Va. !. July 1e, 1905.
. 'p,ns reach Va May ~, 1907.
Richmono, 2. - e -. - I. ~ =
Eoh 1so7.
!. .i y l' : :. -. 800. J, At
8 ,,al,,,,r. III, .April 12. 1901.
-, 3, . :, jan. I. 1907.
'Chatnam, va. .''.' j, 1oos
Petersburg, va. April !, 1 1sSs
Richmond. va. 1890 -. 10y ~ ~
:ssv'e.' y. 80 J 80
, ,oo-
Norfolk. Va. Nov. %, 1887.
Portsmouth POI va. .......oss' N - n
:1ls1sasIia county, va: s ssPt s 1917 1877.
'Einnsc city CO, Va. oct. !. 1929
.Eorlolk, ~ d d i,,ne o. 1907.
!. oaaf'o.ssss''
J. .f0f'sA0u'A Il
d - = = : -.
y So'ashs 8: 1901
Biehmond i1ee. 1905 isS5
Roanoke a. = 2 80
Y :c,,,.,n rar,a Va Nov. as. 1902.
Norfolk, ya.... 1850. January % ls0
p,ehmond Va october 90, 100
!. Richmond. March Mar h. 80 $50 1879.
n Richmond, Va. july !. 1901
:
q 4 ~, j, nr,,, i, !, .
Il
Norfolk. ya.......... Feb. Is, 1907.
i AIexandria. va Sept 81, 1906.
s Roanoke. Va Feb. IL. 1906. @
=, no.e !. July s, 1905.
4 :B0yo'on' : = i !, =
!. Alexandria, Va. {. January 20, 100
:. Rockbridge Alum
: - Snr;nrs Va October s 1897
4 - s | q
!Sf
!. Roanoke. Va: Pee. !. 1902.
.i1yhcuEus e. va ... NAY =. 10y
.panyi1l,le VA. a ar oAaI s$ 1879 3;
Norfolk, Va. ... 3.1 as, 1899,
]; salem, Va {, October IS, l.e
2.
:. :. Norfolk. na+'rsh = 1907.
.gets ss, Va Noy !: 3 1879 s97
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
Noted EiiucntOrn Her,e

y. N. Powers. Superintendent of Edu-.
cation for the State of NIississippi with
Supervisor Smith. of the Department
OF Elementary Schools of that State.
!partment of Public Instruction. Mr..
iEggleston was absent in attendance at
the Chesterfield County Fair. Mr. Pow
ers looked over the work in Virginia
with Interest. remarking that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
Moves to Richmond.

DR.. Roy X. Flanagan, the new Di-
rector Of Inspection for. the State
yesterday il search OF a home. ii q will
take up his duties on November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
yiaitInR Fnrmera.

Commissioner of Agriculture Koiner
leaves to-day to pay several official
visits and to do some speaking on
agricultural subjects. He will be at
Newport News to-day, going to-mor-
row to Norfolk, where he will address
the Southern Produce Exchange.
At Boykin's Thursday he Will visit
the Southampton County Fair. and will
be Obliged to make a hasty exit. for
on Friday he Is due at New Castle. in
Craig county, to have a look at a
Sorn show. II 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
OYSTER QUITE WELL
Virginia Diyalve May he Eaten All
Over World With Snfcty.

Mr. Virginia Oyster is in excellent
health, so far as the inspections con-
Quoted by the State Health Depart
lment have revealed. General condi-
tons in the oyster field have proven
satisfactory, and. while the bacteriolo-
gical examinations have not been COM
pleted. the department feels that any
one may with IMMUNITY devour as
many OF the Virginia bivalves as his
insides and his pocketbook may stand
for
Assistant Commissioner A. w. Free
man. with two assistants, has been
busy with this work for some days.
In nearly every instance the. sanitary
Requirements, of the department are
complied with by the planters tongers
and packers, and little can be found
which admits Of criticism.
DR.. Freeman, who spent Sunday at
his home here, returned to the oyster
grounds yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
N nme. :. :. 4 -, ~ ],

Butler" Brothers, construction Con,
Rnt1er rB ltle corporate ed ... q.
Eberly. isaac Company (The) i.
General i Assembly OF American 2 ems E,
ficial5 Associat lion
fGoad &c. By & Company /: !. !,
Graph Carbon Paint and Color Com
8N1oransPneian Contracting Company
National Protective egion& The .s..i.s
SRecorcls s Lumber Compa an
sRumherge Lumbe ompa pa 2 W. y
Sta to Mutual Life Insurance Company
Steel Ores Comma !,
y y consolidat ted Copper! Company
l 4. 10y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS,
Autho,1,rity!J,
IAAued.. (.


i 4 YORK !. . . !. &. ] 8 uary s i 50 8.
New, York. 4. !. I. !. Now Il 904
Ohio y. -. ~. Now 40 Oh.
missouri Nay N W, - So; lso I
New jersey, !. : : =, " Y ~
We 81 Virginia 4. /. !. . uly Il Z, 1905.
PENNSYLVANIA !; g ,i %
Nav VI rk Z. h e (. !. prll IS, o.
.Delaware 3. !. u. Aug 81 907.
West aVlrgtnl :. 4. e l.$l 500
New TX 8. ~ i. . 4. nuarSs 81 ~
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