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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17
West End improvements.

Although extensive improvements
months to the surface plant Of the
West End mine, still further impor-
tant changes are about to be made. Ar
engagements have been completed to in
stall a two-ton skip and change over
the steam hoist for electric power, for
which a 100-h. p. electric motor has
been ordered. This additional hoist
ing capacity is rendered necessary on
account of the increased production of
the mine and the extensive develop
ment work now being carried on, the
present hoist proving entirely made
quate to handle the ore and waste. The
sinking of the shaft to the 500-foot
point has also been decided upon, and
this part of the work will be started as
soon as the new power has been in
stalled. The developments on the 400
foot level fully warrant this step, as
the ore bodies uncovered there are
strong and give every evidence of con-
~sinuing below the present workings.
Since active development and prospect
ing work was started under the super
vision of superintendent Brady the
mine has shown a wonderful improve
ment, and some excellent ore bodies
have been placed in condition for ex-
~tensive stopping. This fact is borne out
by the constantly increasing ore ship
ments, which have assumed such pro-
portions that the mine is being oper-
ated on a good paying basis. While we
have not seen the official figures for the
past month, from reliable authority
we learn that the net profits for that
month amount to over $4,000, which is
certainly a record that Mr.. Brady and
the stockholders should be proud of.
While a great deal of work has been
going on underground for the past four
or five months, the most of it consists
of blocking out the ore bodies and plac-
ing them in condition for stopping to adj
vantage, with the result that there is
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17

Inspector of Mines-Steel 100, Stin-
son AZ, Sullivan "a, Watson 90.
Clerk Supreme Court-Legate 272.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17

now exposed a very large tonnage of
ore which can be mined at a very low
cost.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-09-17

But speaking of writing letters to the
folks who are out on a vacation, don It
you need some. stationery The News
Stationery store keeps what you want.
Tablets from 10 cents up, box station
cry from % cents up.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
3apafpitfiipita ndboddn tus.

Nup0tDtIVIuttu nupouuU tuSS
Fin fostoan tirfoS1a ia fiaotn bars
noin FUN he Iinne tulenat pitdii
beibdn mielestddn popin beta main
lobbuttaa ia iiten innpstuttaa BETA
iattamaan firousto tuottamaa ltifet'
tGdn. Ndin eli fuitenfaan tapabtus
nut &ania0isfirfosia piime piifon
fesfimiiffora. Siead oil iiaoin lnu'
ri iouffo fapafanpitdiid ia fapatfa'
paImeIiioita Iaattamasia falmistoon
tpDtomeriaan 5. WaunuIaa, ionfa
fuoIemaSta 10 niime nnmerosia
moinitIimme. pastori Wilen, iofa
pitt bautausiaarnan, isfi anfaran
tulifiaa Ianoiua fopaffaliifettd, fitd
ba0itusmuotoa, iofa fopaffaIiifettd
IuoieIee ia life Fifteen barioittaiia.-
2%apafoitfiiot = Ianoi pastori =
borioittamat tupta firouSia tuotta-
maa Iiifettd, antamatta itfeddn Su''
moIan ianan oientaa, eldndt FUR
iinta ipntieldmdd, fpdlittdmdttd Su'
molosto, ia iitte tun iofu beiodn
ioufostoan fuolee, tuofpat he len
ruumiina firffoon FIND mielesid,
etid papin pitdiii fen iieIun iitte mas
nata taifpaoieen; mutta fuoautta ct
mot endd fufaau auttaa, bdnen o.
Iania On Ie minfd bdn fuoueisfaan
omisti. -
Diff bptpd, ettd iofa firfosia pus
buttoiIiin iuoroa peittelemdtSntd to,
tautta fopaffoIiiffeeStd futen muis'
tain ipnnin pabeista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

uetonnollisten mielipiteittenId tab.
ben, iobon pield lildnd nli muinaion
iuopotteluun toipumus.
~&ostopoban iofialistit. Iai5inat
pubbistetutii pddltddn tuon ruston.
non piban", ettei i%oiiolistina tarpit.
iii rainota rtrietinusfon tunnustas
tia" mastaan. Nptpddn nield on
palion niitd ibmiIid. iotfa Ell IoiiaIis-
teista tiebd m,iuto fun, ettd ne pnat
iumalantieltdiid ia fristinusfon mi.
BAHIA. Stdtpd ie on, mutta ilmon
aibetta Ell. =
W. 70. 70.
Yarralliiet ia pitfdtuffaiiet
iaaipat bpnGn fobteIun meioGn en-
f~iluofon porturiliitteesid. Sulfoo
nellie min tofoomme ettG olette tpp.
tppdiiid. !Sintomme OH Jana fai
file. Suofao tuttaipanne, ia lunos
faa BELLE misid on poros poitfo
iaooa buffet leifotufIi taitta parta
aietufTi. DIE holuomme tebod Iiifet
I'd Seiodn fonsIanne maitfa o%IiIitie
maiharia eli tonttoristeid. ie eli tule
lufuun.
Husboltin Yoturiliite.
Wastop. 9efola &c GfquistiG.
= aanialaiiemme Osfar 9ddspd
Ban 9usfirfista, Wis., on lupoutus
nut toimimoan neutrality-suspicious.
idienmotIuien f~erddidnd field, iota
tdten Ban 9ustirtin ieurafuntaIai.
Iiue ilmeitetann.
S%ronnoooin 8anioI. Ieurot.
luot.o miebet.
8pninfiriuia tarlpitesionne
,,otfI1 K NJ nooo;;p
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
8pnlnfiriuia tarluitesionne
menfGG s. VI. peaniin.
Matfnstatpa sttbbmamies.

g. 8. Beers, 617 - 7tb ope.,
peorio, Su., firioiitoa: vSlen oIlut
pittdn aifoa maimottuna munuaiSs
tauoiIta, Mir poboin mdliin, ettd en-
ole tabtonut noioa fontaa Iauffu.
JAM. 8dptettpdni pbben pulIon So
lep's &ionep piuerid olen paIlon
iaonmt terpepttdni tofaiiin, ia mie
leudni feboitan muitafin p~otefpia
fdpttdmddn iitd."
Souep's 2ionep piuerit omat bps
min teboffaita ia tuottaa ternepten'
ne teiue tofaiIin fdptettpdnne 1itd.
Oscar Norblina.
= NnpfataIon pitaid :. Seiffi'
men aifoo beittdd MT beti fen tot,
men ia muofrata buoneenIa olafer.
ran ioIefin liitfeeue. On fuulunui
pubeita, ettd fen buoneen aifoo
muotrata iofu iuomalainen leipuri'
liifespbtis, iofa aItaa find barioit'
tamaan leipuriIiifettd.
- Vbrst1tdhti, iofa on ndfpnpt
dnIjspobioifeaa taipaanrannaaa,
enIiterran miime periantatiItona, on
iofd iIta petdnpt ibmisten buomio'
ia puoIeenia. Sofa iIta on iuuret
ioufot ibmiiid ndbtp ieiiopan fatu.
ien fuImisia tdbpsie1en tuota bar.
minaista iImiotd, ia moneuaiIio
mieIipiteitd on noisfa fofoutIisia IL
maiStu iiitd mitd tue tdbti moi teb'
bd maopanoIemme.
Vastori SO, 80. DiIen labtee
louantaina pdipdiunosia Winers'
miuen MISUNDERSTANDING ia pa
laa tafoifin mosto maanontai'aa'
muna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27
8eQunforianSta tparien mer

I|-
fdd s. W}. 9eoniin. 1p6 tootoon.
3aaS tp1h1ien ioetaon eniiIen
2anIauispdnfin puolesto Mile, ioil'
Ia oil raboia tuosia panfisI ia filoin
fuin ie teti fen fuuluiIon feitautien.
Sdudfertaa iaetaan 10 p~rolentin mus
taan, pbtcenId noin $4,000 bollas
ria. GbeqiIeId terraun, fpiime mar
~roSfuusia l%oeitiin Is proienttia, nh
teenId noin 100, OOV bolaria.
Cmpelmienran fofous on emf
rpiifon tcrstaino mrs &ane Wir.
piDn Iupna Murora lufeiIina. Wtens
tGdpd naiIet Iinne Iuureua ioufouo!
Nditpdlebbem Marquettesf aun'
tin firieenmaibtoia tietdd, eta Sron
Yelttaimanto Sron 8eItisid. Wis.,
tilee Iuulta masti iulettapofIi iotIi'
Elm aifaa. 2aimantoa ON fdpttds
MT nuofroIIa SlepeIanb GIiIfs Sron
pbtiD. lluiia molmiferroSmmia eli
ole lDptpnpt ia panba on melfein
faiffi, ioten fen tulepoiIuus ndpttdd
oleman tuomittu IpbptaifaiIefIi. Wiis
me feidnd noStettiin iiitd oinoastaan
40. 900 tonnia malmimuItoa.
Sran 8eItin tulemaiimis diff nal.
Ian ipuftd e1ei iiitd noin puoIen
milan pddsId oIiii atlantic fainan.
to, ionfa omistaa SIitper Sron pb,
tiD. SdsSd faimanosi ia tp5sfenteIee
noin 200 miestd eli noin so miestd
exempt fuin Sron 9eltin faiman.
nosIa. atlantic foimonnosta ndpt.
tdd muoboStutpan i%ofenfin bpmd
faiponto. Sron Yeltin tuIepaiIuus
tnIee pddaIiauiieSt riippumaon fiitd,
maonpiIieIpS Ell fitd fopoffafpIdd
moi paIio nfoon pitdd pud, min nod
bdistd on ie fud pmpdristDud.
VaraS paitfa on tebbd ostof.
femme R. paulin faupasia, SurIep,
IBIS. Suurin Ia Iuotettamin faup.
pabuone tdud ransela.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

Haafafnnnalta.
\
ssumalanpaImelmffa ptoetdan;

Sumalanpaliuelufiia pioetdan:
Gnfi periantaina Surrpn pddud
flo puo,i 8 italia.
2auantaina 20 pnd Winers ipiaess
I'd Sooffo Seittildn oiunnoIu feao
z italia ia iunnuntoina 30 pdimdnd
flo 10 az. ripin ia 8. q. e~niooaiien
~fansia, iamasia paifaein. Warens
sosia Iaman pdipdn iltapuoleaa
cello 3.
GeStiniittena 2 p. belmit. Mntti
SippoIeua st. tontrilla Flo = ip.
Spnt. ia fost.
Sronmoooisio:
august ia M%letfanora Ritalan p.
Heinolo Selifs Ipnt. ,29 y. ippsf.
1909 fast. 10 p. tommit. 1910.
august ia Gmilia Catalan tptdr
Spene Gmilia Gertrude ipnt. 4 pnd
tammit. Fast. re. % p.
Sron YeltisId, g0is.
W}atti ia aaiIa Siain tptdr Sennp
Sisne. Ipnt L pnd tammit Fast 20
pnd re.
NIefianoer ia SoIeIiina Serlenin
p. Gino Wotbios Ipnt. 2 pnd tom'
milf Fast % pnd tommit.
9pibittp:
Sronnoobisia:
Socob SDssIuno Wdbdstd fprDs-
I'd ia yiiia Walula Iomosta paifoss
ia mibittiin % pnd tammit.
2uount ia bauoattu.
Sron BeItisId, g8i.
&oIe Mnoerion (6ilber) tuoli to.
paturmoiiesti Is pnd tommif bauo.
20 pnd. Sta 36 10. ia IL tt.
Socob ia Siba 9efon p gnoers
Slopi fuoIi "a pnd tommit imonens
ne,ctautiin bouo 26 p. sea 8 ff ia
q y.
RunnioitufIeQa,
SO. N. WiIen.
SeIeI. 343 R. 61O 6. Mper It.
Sronmoob, Wicb.
Srom 8eltistd, NSis. : Sale
MnberIon eli !Silber, fuoli topotars
man ieuraufIista Is pnd tammit.
9apaturma topabhii Dinner Sron
pbtiDn faimannosIa alas lasfiesIa
taipantoon rutietuen ifipan ia aus
Con Ieindn mdIiin, iosta fuolema oil
filmdnrdpdpfIesid ieuraufiena. Dai'
noia oil Ipnt Detelisfd Waai |. iidt
tddn SO no. IL TT. idttden idlfeenid
tesfen, "a 1 Iapfen iefd uIeompia
lapiipuolia, iofa Iairastaa m~ainaian
omistamaIa maatilaua noin milan
matfan pddsId Sron 9eltistd beif.
fono Iairaana feubfofuumeesia, io'
BON oIaItaan maifutti liidnd mpDs
p%uoliionIo dfi0inen iuruainen fuole'
ma. Grttdinfin ie ieifta buolestutti
Iesfed, ettd noin dtisti fddntpmdttDs
mdnd temmataan ianfaiffiiuuteen
iIman outuaoen toipoe. 2esti len
fiiaan iantaiffiien eldmdn toimoua
obottaa outuoouista pddfinpdimddns
"a, tpptpen SumaIan tobtoon. Doi
naia ioIioIistin nimeud oil eiiintpnpt
monasti ~rootona puoItioueen bdnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

fdd s. Wl. 8eaniin. 9po toataon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-27

Socob 9D9sIuno Wdbdstd fprDs-
td ia Siiia Maaula iamasta paitosa
ia mibitttin % pnd tammif.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
CITY WILL ERECT
EXHIBITION H ALL
Finance Committee Recommends
Appropriation of $4,000 for
New Fair Building.

The Council Committee on Finance
last night recommended to the Coun-
Gil special appropriation of $4,000
for the erection of an exhibition hall
on the grounds of the Virginia State
Fair Association, under the terms OF
a proposal recently made TO the city.
The building will be in the nature Of
an enormous auditorium, and may be
used for great assemblages of people,
such as political conventions, or dur
ing the fairs for exhibition Of the re-
sources and manufacturing advan-
tases of Virginia
The Fair Grounds property belongs
TO the city, and is leased to the Fair
Association for term of years. the as
ISOLATION having erected all the pres
ent buildings on land tc which il hold.
no title. The association is to pay Thu
city a minimum rental. Sufficient K
meet the interest on the outlay from
the receipts OF the annual state fairs
Every effort Will be made TO have
| the new building which will be TIL,
centre of a group, eventually planned
as permanent exposition structures
ready for the fair nest fall.
The Finance Committee also recon-
mended 10 the Council last night a
special appropriation sufficient tc con-
time the smooth paving of Monument
Avenue from Addison Street TO and
around the jefferson Davis Monument
a distance of little more than one
block.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
NOT AUTHORIZED
TO MAKE ARRESTS
City Attorney Gives Grundy
Opinion as to Members of
Police Board.

Alderman Barton II. Grundy inform
ed members of the Street Committee
last night that he had secured from
City Attorney Pollard and transmitted
to the Board of Police Commissioners
an opinion TO the effect that members
of the Police Board have no authority
to act as policemen under the law and
that their position as members of the
Police Commission does not of itself
entitle them to bear arms, the city
Attorney holding that the commission
ers have only the rights OF any other
citizen as to making arrests or re-
straining unruly citizens who are en-
dangerIng those in the neighborhood.
Members OF the Police Board have
rested their contention as to their in
dividual powers on prior opinion
rendered by City Attorney Pollard, OF
December I, 1906, in regard to th'
right of members of the board TO en-
ter at all times places used for pub
lie exhibitions, entertainment, or con
ventions in which he held then tina
the board is authorized under tn
charter ito make rule or regulation
on the subject of members of the pc
lice force (Which includes members o
your board entering public place
where crowds assemble, for the pur
pose of detecting, reporting and pre-
venting violation of laws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
MELTON MISSING
SINCE AP R|L | 8
His Mind Is Affected and He
Wandered Away From Home
With Clouded Brain.

Somewhere between Richmond and
Windsor Shades. on the Chesapeake and
ONO Railway, Clyde Melton. Of Glen
Allen. is wandering, and, although his
family has been searching for him
since April Is, his whereabouts has
not been definitely ascertained yet.
He was seen near Windsor Shades yes
terday. and it is thought that he is
making his way to this city.
Melton, who Is twenty-nine years
old, is afflicted with mental trouble.
and several times during the past five
years has, While his mind was clouded.
wandered away from home. He has
never before been away for so long
a time as on this occasion, and his
family is very fearful that he will
meet with some mishap.
Melton's brother, in his search for
the missing man, heard yesterday Of q
man who exactly answered the de-
scription of Clyde Melton. having been
seen near Windsor Shades. TIe went
TO that place, and Is now certain that
the wanderer is his brother. Whether
Newport News, or whether he viii
travel by train is "a matter of I'M
certainty, and the police of both Rich.
mond and Newport News have beer
| requested to look out for him.
| 1t is assured by the family of thu
| missing man that he Is absolutel.
harmless when wandering In his pres
| ont state of mind, and the only fca,
is that he may be hurt or may suffe
| from want OF food and shelter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
ASK MONEY FOR ROADS
Assistance in building Highways VIII
Be Requested by Hanover People,

Arguing that Richmond is largely
the beneficiary of good roads in Han
over county, an effort will be made
to-day TO raise funds in this city tol
help pay for t'.tter highways ThcI
party 10 solicit Contributions will in
clude w c. Taylor, Arthur Brown,
Lindsay Gray, W R. Dabney and Ed
ward Snead. composing the executive
committee of the Good Roads Associa-
ton of Ashland District, with NJ. G.
and ]. II. Snead.
Without contributions from other
sources, the citizens Of Nontay Pre-
cinct built about four miles of good
roads of a high grade. and have revo-
road conditions in their dis
trict. The Good Roads Association mas
still about four miles to complete, and
when done the precinct will have d
complete system of improved ROADS
adding an important link TO the nigh
way 10 Louisa, one of the objective
points OF road work out of Richmond
The value of roads in bringing
money to Richmond merchants is t.
he urged as a reason for contributions
from this city. The people of Vonta!
District have shown great public spirl
In raising money, and have contributed
largely through the loan of teams an
laborers for the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
-----------------------------
SENT TO GRAND JURY
Hcnrico HigliwnSmnn Held for Rob-
hing Ira buchanan.

Edward Bacon, colored, charged
with highway robbery, was sent TO
the Hcnrico county grand jury yes
terday morning by Squire I. j. Pur-
year. of Henrico couny. In default of
a bondsman, Bacon will remain III jail
until the grand jury conVenes.
The evidence showed that Bacon
stopped Ira Buchanan on the night of
April 16 and took from him gold
watch and s2l in money, besides q
string of fish Buchanan was taking
home. Bacon was not caught for sew
eral days. during which time he had
pawncd the watch and spent all the
money:
Yesterday Bacon stated that he wa:
drunk on the night Of the robbery
and did not remember what happenee
| He declared that he did not remem
Der having held up Buchanan TIL
Commonwealth, on, the other hanc
| proved the case against the negro con
! clusively.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
CHECK SYSTEM IN 4
P UBL|C SCHOOLS
Reports Monday Will Show if
Census Workers Missed
Many Homes.
NJ ooRE APPROVES PLAN
Extra Effort Being Made to
Have Everybody Counted
in Richmond.
M GORE APPROVES PLAN

with a view of checking up and sup
nlementing the work OF the United
states government census, and ehoea
voriuo 10 secure in the enrolment eV-
cry available person to whom RlcH-
monu is legally entitled, the Clss
School Board has directed al pllhcipats
through the teachers OF the Nai iouS
classes to take poll of the puplls Ut
whose homes the enumerators nave
called The children Will be instruct
ed at the close of the school on Mon
day and will report to their teachers
ON Tuesday whether any persons nave
been omitted at their homes. Inc va
rious principals will then turn iiss
OF those omitted over TO Assistant gu
perintendent a. III. Hill, who In turn
will transmit II to tho census author
tiles. 1t is explained that the work
is supplemental to the government
census. and the muve has the entire
approval of supervisor G. RidgewaS
Moore. There are about 10000 pupils
in the public schools. representing
probably 10000 families. In which
there are living probably $4,000 peo-
pie. Probably every other house IN
the city limits has representative IN
the public schools.
want Everybody in Count.
The suggestion was IilduS tlidt ~
was of the greatest Importance, COM
mcrcially and otherwise. that Rich
mond receive and have enrolled In Its
grand total every available citizen
Since there must have been some
| errors and omissions in the work of
| the enumerators even under the best OF
| conditions. the authorities propose to
| make every effort to check the work
and add every. possible name, as each
| one will count in the comparative Ia
BILE showing the growth OF tho city
| The original enumeration has beer
| practically concluded except one oil
| two whose districts were large ant
| who will have their reports In BY TO-
| morrow night. Then all will be tahu'
| lated. certified and shipped to the dc
/ partment in Washington. where th'
| announcement of the totals will b'
4 made. 1t has been suggested tina
/ large business houses, factories ant
1 employers of people generally follow
| the leadership of the school board AM
take a poll OF the employees as =
4 whether they have been enrolled b!
the census enumerators. and send II
\ all missing names to Supervisor Moor
at his office III the Mutual Building
} Thursday. May 5. will be the last da;
: on which names can be received y
5 this district-in fact. every one shout
be enumerated by Tuesday night I
insure a complete and accurate count.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
Dr. lilly to BE Installed.

Il The meeting OF East Hanover
Presbytery, held in this city last week,
DR. Russell Cecil. Dr. a. L. Phillips
and DR.. James Y. Fair, with Elder r.
T. Magill, were appointed comms-
sion to install DR.. D. Clay Lilly as
pastor of Grace Street Presbyterian
Church This installation service will
take place next Sunday night at s
o'clock in the Grace Street Church.
DIR. Cecil will preside and preach the
sermon, DR. Phillips delivering the
charge to the pastor and DR., Fair to
the people
Appropriate music for the occasion
has been prepared by the church
choir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
,JULEP IN ONE HAND AND
BLUE CHIPS IN THE OTHER
Needing Both in Recreation Times, Piano Men
Anxious to Swell Convention Attendance
and Heed Call of the South

there holding in one hand a mint julcE
and in the other hand stack of blus
chips We go to these conventions for
fun as well as business, and here you
have this beautiful girl with out.
stretched hands TO welcome you. She
should be received with all the cordal-
lily you are capable of II you have any
good. rich blood in your veins. l say
to you that she will have smile toi
Your every JOY. a tear for your every
sorrow. encouragement for every hope,
a prayer for your every misfortune and
an excuse for your every fault.
Chicago Will send strong delegation
TO invite the next session of the con-
vention Of the association TO meet
there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-29
N EARLY A JOLT
IN CENSUS ROLLS
Half Of Black and Tan District
Overlooked by Enumerator
Who Should Take Whites.

Richmond came within an ace of
losing more than 500 of its population
for no other reason than that an emu
merator forgot to visit Census District
No. %. Supervisor Moore was told of
the failure to visit the section last
night. and to-day an enumerator will
be on the job. and the families will be
classified and assorted.
In section %, which is in Fulton.
there are both white and colored fami-
lies. and both a white and u colored
enumeration We're detailed to work the
district. phe white enumerator was
given a portion of another district TO
work, and in his enthusiasm TO work
the lily white district he entirely over
looked the black and tan
4 politician, who is continually look
ing over the vote that may some time
be polled for him, happened on the
| oversight yesterday afternoon. He
saw a number of people from district
| &c, and each one of them remarked
casually that he had not been visited
| by the census man. After hearing the
remark a dozen or more times. the
embryo statesman went to see Mr.
Moore about the matter, and declared
that If a man wants a Greater Rich.
mond he must overlook no bets, espe.
cially when the matter concerns 50C
or more people for the good old city
Mr.. Moore examined the records ant
discovered that the district was a biacl
and tan locality, and discovered fur
Their that the census enumeration hat
not been In the white end of the dis
trict. This defect was remedied, ant
| by the end of the week the whit
people in district % will have thei
names enrolled among those fortunate
who live in Greater Richmond