The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
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president OF the corporation.
Governor Kitchin has announced the
of Henderson, as member of the state
Historical Commission. to succeed tho
late Thomas w. Blount, of Roper. The
other members of the commission are
Colonel J. Bryan Grimes. DR.. u. II. Hill,
Professor NJ. c. S. Noble and W. j.
Pcele. and r. d. w. Conner, secretary.
This was weekly delivery day of the
supreme Court, and twelve appeals
We're disposed OF, Ave with written
opinions and tho rest per curtain. The
list follows:
Carraway VS.. Lukins, Carteret county.
affirmed; Equitable Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Willis, Carteret. affirmed;
State VS.. Pool. Wake. no error; Mclean
vs.. Atlantic Coagt Line Railroad. Hsr-
nett. affirmed; Frazier vs.. Seaboard Air
Line Railroad. Wake, affirmed; Whit
field We. Dunn, Lenoir. affirmed; Bell
VS.. Atlantic and North Carolina Rail.
road, Carteret, affirmed Town of MUIR
ply vs. Webb, Cherokee. affirmed; Dali
rumple VS.. Cole. Moore. error; Jones Vs.
Huntley, Arson. affirmed; Fields VS..
Bynum, Chatham. no error; Laboque
vs.. Kennedy. Lenoir, PLAINTIFFS appeal,
There have occurred recently num-
Der of instances of lost letters in the
railway mail from the western sections
of the State to Raleigh. and the pos
tai authorities have been appealed to
to put inspectors on the division to
find out the trouble, If possible. Let
tiers containing money have dropped
out completely number OF times
William Jones, a former hack driver
here. who was given two-year SEN
tence on the roads in connection with
noted case. ana who escaped from the
convict camp a year ago, has been re-
captured and recommitted to the chain
gang. He was brought from Norfolk
yesterday. He was q '.trusty" when he
got away.
1t had been understood for some time
past that John T. Jones. who died here
last week, leaving an estate of 900
or more, had disposed of his estate
with will, but since his death 1t has
not been possible to find any will at
all. He leaves two children, who have
been in the care of relatives OF Mrs.
Jones in buckingham. Va, since tho
death of Mrs. Jones a couple OF years
ago. 1t is feared also that II will be
difficult. on account OF missing papers.
to locate some of the assets of the
estate.
The members Of the. Raleigh bar,
who are members of the Country
Club. are arranging for big barbecue
to be given on the club grounds No
vember II. at which time the judges
of the North Carolina Superior Court.
sixteen In all. the members OF the
North Carolina Supreme Court Cover
nor Kitchin and Attorney General T.
w. Beckett will be special guests. Al
bert Cox. w. II. Pace and S. Brown
Shepherd are a special committee on
arrangements.
There is much interest in Raleigh
in the fact that George F. Baker. a
prominent capitalist Of New York. is
having the famous geyser at Round
Knob restored, to be maintained at
his expense under special endowment
in honor OF Colonel \. B. Andrews, first
vice president of the Southern Rail-
way. The tribute is OH account of
the great part that Colonel Andrews
has and is having in the development
OF Western North Carolina and the
whole State.
Raleigh is to vote October 81 on the
question OF whether the city shall
erect a new market on another spcci-
ned location just back of the present
market, remodel the present building
and rc-cauip It, or do away with the
market entirely. The first and the
last propositions involve the sale OF
tho present market and City Hall
property on FayetteyilIe Street