The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-08
DEALER DECLARES
MARKET IS DIRTY
PETERsBTRG BUTCHER, HAILED TO
ING RENT.
INJUNCTION CASE RESTS
JUDGE MULLEN RESERVES DE-
CIsIoN on MOTION TO DISSOLVE
INJUNCTION IN CENTER HILL
DISPUTE.

Especial To- The Richmond Nirginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. De-
claring the stalls In the city markets
were in such frlghtfuny unsanitary
condition that he could not display
meat in them for sale. Thomas Shoe
smith. local butched, In Police Court
to-day defended himself when ar
raigned on the charge Of failing to
pay the rental OF Sc a month. Jus
ttce Peasants, who heard the testi-
monE, withheld his decision until
Wednesday Shoosmith, arrested on
complaint OF Clerk ] A. Pully, Of the
city markets, declared he could not
display his meat ON the city stands
without making himself liable to
rne for violation OF the State pure
1000 laws He said the stalls are dir
ty and that they attract flies until
they huz around the meats and altght
on them in such numbers that they
can be swept off with the hand Clerk
fully and Food Inspector Collier of
the city, testified that the same con-
ditious had existed for twenty years
Whereupou Z. r. Wilson, counsel for
Mr. ShooSmith, retorted: AN the more
reason they should he remedied 4"
Messrs. Pully anad Collier stated the
council has appropriated 81 500 for
improvements at the markets and
that screens have already been or
dered
After hearing argument ON the mo-
ton to dissolve the Injunction re-
straintng the sale Of Center Hin prop
erty Judge Mullen reserved his de-
cision until "Wednesday.
The injunction was issued by Judge
tardweli. Of the State Supreme Court.
In chambers. Saturday. II reinstates
the Injunction granted some time ago
by Judge West In the Hastings Court
here. in the absence OF Judge Mullen.
which was later dissolved by Judge
Mullen. 1t restraints the sale Of the
Center Hiil property as q whole,
sought by the trustees of the Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Company, credi-
tors Of the Center Hill corporations.
Death of L. j. Rahiiy
News was received here day Of
tho drowning Saturday afternoon at
Racine, Wis, Of n p. (PaD Rahilvi
a well-known young printer. former
ly of this city and brother of w
j. Rahily, Mr. Rahily's body VIII be
brought here for burial probably
Wednesday, lie was about 35 Years
of age, aHd for several years. had been
employed in newspapers and job
printing establishments in the mid
Escaped Prisoner Caught
Ann Walker, the negro woman who
escaped from Policeman Williams
while being taken to Jail Friday 10
serve thirty days for stealing cloth
ing from another negro woman. was
reeaptured and rearraigned in Police
Court to-day Thirty days additional
We're given her. and she was lodged
in jail this afternoon to begin two
months sojourn at the city hostelry
Thirteen DRINKS were arraigned
Twelve Of them were fined.
Faint In Bargain Rush.
Several women tainted in lam al,
a local Ave and ten cent store dur
ing bargain counter rush. In which
several hundred participated, this
morning The crowd was thnned out
only when The doors We're closed and
IKE or SIX policemen arrived at the
store To aid the management in hand
linz the crowd. Three or four women
We're sent home in carriages
Funeral of Mrs. Upton
The funeral of Mrs Annie e. wife
If Charles +. Upton. who died yes
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