The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
SPECIAL COURT TO
TRY MON TAGUE
Will Convene in Oxford January
16--Report of State
Treasurer.
rspec,al To The Times. Dispatch. /

Raleigh. n. C.. December 2i.--At tho re-
quest of the commissioners of Granville
special term Of Superior Court in Oxford to
try Nathan Montague. the negro who muir
dered and burned Miss Matte Sanders and
murdered her father. ]. L. Sanders. and his
little granddaughter, Irene overton. burning
oil three bodies in the Sanders residence.
which he set on fire to hide his crime. Tho
court is to convene January Is, with Judge
George W. Ward presiding.
Tho. biennial report OF state Treasurer B.
n. Lacy to Governor Kitchin and the Gen
ton to a dehcl. OF ssio.5i5 in the general
fund sl2,c1s of this amount being an over
draft on account Of 1911. and the remainder
in outstanding obligations of the state
Furthermore. no shows the receipts for the
two years amount to sa,i4o,00,, ana disburse-
,nsnts aggregate sloseo.14i. making the act
ual disbursements In excess OF receipts $685.
100 He estimates the receipts for the next
biennial period OF 1911 and 1912 on the basis
of that OF the past two years with a Increases
that may be expected, at s4,6a3.S2t and tho
expenses and disbursements for this ensuing
period, together with present outstandng
obligations OF the State at sshSi 80. showing
that at the end of this period, November 90
1912, there would be deficit of sSsii6., OF
which. however. $4,000 is due to states
prison for stock n the Mattsnuslkeet ,l Rail
He explains too, that In this estimate he
has not considered payments TO DO made OF
sceumulatiuF stock IN the Matta1iuskset Z, and
the Eikin and Alleghany railroads. OF which
there are about s5l.oo OF the fret named. and
$4,000 OF the last named, and he judges hat
there will be s150o0 of these stocks in addl-
ton to be considered.
Treasurer Lacy attributes tho big deficit
that now contronts the treasury TO Jack of
attention TO his estimates two years ago
when appropriations were being made, and
to making appropriations without referring
bills TO tho appropriations committee. He
urges that for the approaching session OF
the Lecisia ture no appropriations whatsoever
be made without referring the bills TO tho
apnrouriations committee
IN the place of a. II. Freemen of Hender-
sonvlle resigned as member of the State
Board OF Elections, Governor Kitchin com
missions W. ]. Davis. OF Hendersonvile,
Both are Republicans.
W A. Graham Clark. son of Chief Justice
Walter Clark. of the Supreme Court. Is here
for the holidays. and is being heartily con-
ara-uIsted IN his promotion In the govern
mcnt service to membership on the tariff
board of the United States to givo sneelal
attention TO the tariffs on textile products
He has Travelled into many parts OF In,
world for the government, making sreca
INVESTIGATIONS bearing on textile matters
and his reports have attracted very genera
attention
The Glenn Anna Mills Co.. 81 Thomasville
was chartered to-day with $4,000 capital By
Robert Brockatt, PRINCIPAL incorporation. fol-
milling grain of all kinds. There is also 9
] charter for the Beaufort Fish Scrap and Oh
Co., Beaufort, capital. $4,000, by y. w. Iay'
ior and others