The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-15

Colonial Club amounts 60 D. nullihca-
ton OF the State prohibition law, in
that IN the light OF the holding OF the
court any number OF men at CROSS
roads can get In their supply of
liquors and maintain n cooperative
barroom that would nuilify prohibit
tion. The ruling means another liquor
hsht IN the Legislature when the AS
scmbly meets In January.
Other Court Opinions.
INC supreme Court this evening de-
livered opinions In sixteen appeals, as
follows:
Warren VS.. Cohare Lumber Co,
Sampson, modified and affirmed. costs
against appellee; West VIZ. $ A. L.
Railway. Union, reverscd state vs.. The
Colonial Club. Mecklenburg, reversed;
Garrison W. Vermont Mills, CASTOR, Pc
tition TO rcllcar sustained, former ruiz
ing reversed Walsh VS.. Burleson,
Mitchell appeal dismissed on motion
OF defendant appellee; Thompson VS..
Green River Power Co.. Henderson,
reversed; simpson w. Southern Rail
way Co., Rutherford, reversed Schank
VS.. city of AshevIlle, Buncombc. ac-
ton dismissed: Mcdonald vs.. Macar-
thur Mcdowell no error in plaintiffs
appeal; West VS.. Brevard Tanning Co.
Buncombe, affirmed: Young VS.. Stevens.
Buncombe, docketed and dismissed I'M
der Rule II; Bishop vs. Southern Rail
way Co. Buncombc, affirmed. state ".
RuGin and Cherry, Bertie, appeal dis.
missed ON motion of Acknowledgement
for failure to print the record; Logan
w. Moore Rutherford, motion of de-
fendanta to reinstate appeal heretofore
dismissed under Rule II allowed,
strickland vs.. Hays, rutherford, mo-
ton OF plaintiff to renstate appeal
here toforc dismissed under Rule Il al
lowed Fowler VS.. Southern Railway
Co., Buncombc, appeal dismissed by
consent.
scotch society Chartered.
The scotch Society of America IN
corporated, was chartered to-day By
the Secretary of state, the home office
to be in Red Springs, and the special
objects to be the preservation of the
history and traditions of Scottish peo-
pie In America, and the encourage
ment of immigration from Scot.
land. a. D. McGill. of Fayetteville, is
president, and other officers are: John
McSween, d. Y. McEachern, and DR.. j.
~ Hodges, vice. presidents, and G. T.
McBrydc. treasurer. Other charters
arc to the Frost Terrence Drug Com
pany, Gastonta, capital $4,000, and the
Compress Pad and Saddle Company,
Statesville, capital $4,000 by Eugene
Morrison and others.
The warrants for the pensions to old
Confederate soldiers are being issued
to the clerks of the court by the
state auditor for distribution. The
regular pension fund being distributed
Is $4,000 Then there is s2l,000 that
goes to the maintenance of the .Jol-
diers'. Home and $4,000 for totally
tlhnd veterans. these receiving $3.50
each.
Adjutant- General Lcinster is plan
ming for an officers camp for the North
Carolina National Guard. to be held
some time in the spring, probably IN
Raleigh. officers of the line in the
North Carolina National Guard VIII
be expected TO come TO the camp for
one week, aud there Will be
officers detailed from the War Depart
mcnt to instruct them in the whole
scope of military duties. Preparatory
for this there is to be a school of cor
carried on through the
Office of the adiutant general here in
the meantime, to enable the officers to
brush up in any details that they may
be deficient in. The officers are to pc
required TO come with full enlisted
mans equipment and a full hedged
company will be formed Tor
drill work as we'll as for in
struction in the duties of officers.