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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

The following charters have been
granted by the State Corporation Com
mission.
The Everidge Hardware Company.
Incorporated. Richmond, Va, Incorpor-
ators: S. Z. Everidge. president; J, w.
Carson, vice. president, w. II. Farris.
secretary and treasurer; g.. r. Long
head, all Of Richmond. Capital stock
Maximum. $4,000; minimum.> $4,000.
Objects and purposes: Hardware busi-
ness.
Henderson Mutual Building and Bur-
iai Corporation. Norfolk. Va. lncor-
porators: c. w. Pugh. president; j.
w. Kelly. treasurer: A. ii. Henderson.
Secretary, all Norfolk. Capital stock
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. 5000. OBJ
tects and purposes: Real Estate BUSH
ness.
Victoria Farmers Warehouse Cor
poration. Victoria, Va. Incorporators
J. A. Banks, president; w. j. Bragg
vice-president; w. c. Lucy. secretary
and treasurer, all Victoria, Va Capt.
tai stock, Maximum. 10000. mini
mum, $1,000. Objects and purposes
Farmers warehouse.
The Tidewater Wholesale Grocers
Association, Inc. Norfolk. Va. Incor-
porators: r. Fl. Barrett, president
Portsmouth,; Julian Powell. secretary
f. l.. Woodward, treasurer, both Nor
folk. Capital stock: Maximum: $500;
minimum, 800. Objects and purposes.
An association to protect the abuses
practiced In the wholesale business and
for mutual protection.
Hunting Quarter Fishing Club, Inc.
stony Creek. Va. Incorporators: r. s,
Tuck, president, Richmond; w. r.
Freeman, vice president, Stony Greek.
Va; w. d. Prince, secretary and treas
urer. Stony Creek. Va Capital stock
Maximum. $4,000; minimum. $1,000.
Objects and purposes: Fishing club.
Lynnhaven Corporation. Norfolk. Va.
Incorporators: f. J. Doran, president:
Jas. r. Grandy, secretary and tfeas-
urer: E. e. Harrell. all Norfolk. Capt.
tai stock: Maximum, $4,000: minimum.
$4,000. Objects and purposes: Real
Aotn&4 buojneea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
WOULD EXTEND
DOCK FACILITIES
STEPS TAKEN TO ACQUIRE RIVER
FRONT PROPERTY FOR
WHARFAGE.

With view Of extending the citys
harbor facilities the committee on
James river Improvement last night
took steps looking to the acquisition
of all property within the limits OF
the city of Richmond lying on the
south side of the James river and be-
low the property occupied by the Viz
ginia Carolina Chemical Company and
the Southern Railway, the idea being
to eventually convert this property
into well equipped modern slips for
the docking OF vessels.
To ascertain the approximate cost
or this property and to look into other
phases OF the project. special COM
mittee, consisting OF w. A. Crenshaw.
C, l.. Ratkins and r. Williams.
was named. 10 act in conjunction with
the city engineer.
That ii is the duty ~ the city or
the United States government to do
all dredging in the river was the gist
|of an opinion from City Attorney Pol
lard The opinion had reference TO
a request from the Virginia Carolina
Com pany, which stated that the docks
opposite the Southern railway are so
filled up that the ships can no longer
enter them. After considerable dis
eussion it was determined 10 have
special committee confer with wharf
q ~;sssrs 1ssiasgg tsss ystaaT front &c ~
make ARRANGEMENTS, II possible, to af-
tord the city reciprocal privileges,
In event the Dire lying In done. This
committee consists OF Messrs. George
w. Rogers and George Bryan, with
the saiss engine Err, .. sl,s 4sS,is.
On motion of Mr.. Henry w. Wood.
the city attorney was directed TO take
immediate steps 10 cause the owners
EFF the Richmond dock to put IL in
condition for nse by vessels coming
into the port Of Richmond
A request from the Richmond
Guano Company that Its wharves be-
low the city limits be dredged was
referred to a subcommittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
AT THE COLONIAL

dainty little girl. who has an
eye for the things that are most
beautiful in woman's wearing appa-
rel. and with which she bedecks her
self, is singing her way into the
hearts "f the audiences AT the Colo
NAL Her name is Jean Irwin, and
she is as tonny as her name
The Caravel and Case Company
introduces a splendid mixed pair OF
banjoists. They strum the strings
for long time and the ending in
trodnces budget of melodies of fifty
years ago. The words are projected
on a screen that the audience NAV
read as well as hear the good old
songs,
The Scissor Trio of singing and dane
ing youngsters is the average singing
and dancing tnrn. saYe that this par
ticular trio brings into the limelight
a gingery little girl. remindfui of
the stars In the famous Pony Bal
let.
New pictures are shown and Carl
Garrett is fitted with a ballad that
wins him favor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
PLEADS GUILTY AND
GETS LIGHT TERM
WOMAN FARES EASY, But MORE
OBSTINATE MAN DRAWS DoU-
BILE SENTENCE.

By entering plea OF guilty in
Hastings Court yesterday, Sadie Bell
succeeded in getting her sentence
cut down to one year in State prison
She was charged with peddlug CO.
came. '*-1 's'%
On the other hand. William John
son, charged with selling the coke
to her. insisted that he was not guilty
and won two-year term on the
ROADS. Both are coiored.
William McGhee and James Nor
ton. charged with malicious wound
ing. were arraigned before Judge
Witt and bailed in the sum of $500
and $500, respectively. for the Oc-
toher term of court,
John Malone. charged with cutting
Frank Lombard. was sentenced 10
serve thirty days in JAIN. the charge
being reduced to one OF assault and
battery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
MEET TO CONSIDER
WIDENING PROJECT
COUNCIL COMMITTEE WILL TAKE
UP NATTER OF IMPROVING
CARY STREET,

To consider the question of widen
ing Cary street from the Boulevard
to the city limits the subcommittee
on s.reets of the city council named
for that purpose has been called to
meat to- morrow afternoon ut O'Clock
In tie City Hall.
Those on the committee are Messrs
Don Leavy. Haddon. Ferguson and
Gunst. comprising the Lee and Clay
ware delegations on the fun com
m'hee. the proposed Improvement be-
ing IL these two warts
1t is proposed that the city shall
pay the cost OF paving, gutterlng and
curbing along the roadway TO be
widened. while the property owners
along the route. with a few excep-
tons, have ofYered 70 donate the ne
cessary land for the purpose. 1t
is estimated that the cost to the city
will not exceed 10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
PRISONERS STAY
IN COUNTY JAIL

Continued from First Page)
daily communication We're founded
on fact
What transpired during the con-
ference has not been learned, but it
WAS evident from the smiles on AIR.
Scherer's countenanee when he left
Sheriff Kemp that tho conference
had been satisfactory to the detec-
tive. Sheriff Kemp then instructed
Jailer Garrett to permit Mr., Sciierer
and other detectives vested with the
proper authority to interview the
prisoners at viii. Mr.. Scherer was
locked in the Jail office on Monday
afternoon by Garnett
Difficulties Brushed Aside.
After talking WITH sheriff Kemp
and Jeiler Garness, Mr.. Scherar was
satisfied that in future ne will have
no difficulty in seeing the prisoners,
and that the wishes OF the detectives
will be follaweJ to the letter. 1t was
further explained to the detective that
every precaution will be taken to pre-
vent Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.. and Bu-
lah Binford from communi-
eating while care also will be exer-,
cised 10 prevent messages being -eas
to Paul Beattie by his cousin.
With amicable relations re-estab-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
kRAN|Tzk|Es GET
LIQUOR LICENSE
SALOON WILL BE LOCATED WITH
IN ONE SQUARE OF HIGH
LAND PARK.

In the Circuit Court of Henrico
county yesterday, Judge II. Carter
Scott granted liquor license TO 4. $.
his decision from the day before when
counsel argued for and against the
granting of the license, In announc-
ing his Gferision he said that he thought
he law had been complied with. and
that the applicants were entitled
TO receive license. The kranitZky
brothers VIII operate their saloon at
MeadowhriJge Road and Second
Street "a point just about the distance
Of a square from the limits or Hieh
land Park. whose town council for
bids the sale OF intoxicating liquors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HAVE FINE PICNICS

A delightful picnic was enjoyed by
the members of the Sunday-schools
yesterday, when the First Evangelical
Lutheran, the German Evangelical
and the Emmanuel Baptist churches
joined hands and went to Buckroe
Beach for a days outing. A very
large crowd went to Buckroe and
every one seemed to have enjoyed
themselves. The weather was fine,
the bathing excellent and the amuse-
ments on the grounds were enjoyed
by all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02

Cars were blocked for nearly a
squard when the wheel from a heavy
wagon loaded with lumber was sud
denly hurled OF LAST evening about
$3.50 at the corner Of Twenty-fourtn
and Broad streets. After short time
the wheel was put back and the cars
proceeded. AZ -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-02

CONTINUED from First Page
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
THESE DAYS IN THE
 POLICE DEPARTMENT
JUST ONE THING RIGHT AFTER
 ANOTHER.
Chinese 9aids-BicycIe Finds-Sport-
 ing Events-Oisappointments.

The police department has been 'N- ceedingly busy, lately. but with d class of work that does not always find it's way into the papers.
 In addition to the raid on Chinese gamblers. made last night. the de- partmcnt had. up tn the middle of yesterday afternoon. found and re- turned seven bicycles to their owners out of the dozen or more reported stolen on the day of the circus
 The history of The police depart ment is. as the ancient American said just one thing after another" Yes tcrday Chief Moore received word from his friend. Billy NeaiI. now in Oak land, Cal, but who k not unfamiliar with the Salt River valley. saving that he expected to return here to spend the winter. and that he would take an interest in getting mp some boxing bouts that would b. worth seeing. and that would be such that even the ladies could see them. and see just what boxing is. when not mixed mp with a "slugEing match" Mir Noairs reputation for squareneSs in such matters being away up above par.
 Scarcely had the chief received this pleasant piece of news than he was confronted with anpthcr-that Patrol man C. M. Wilson. who was appointed to the force only d few days ago, and who also lives, off and on, in the Salt River valley and other more alti- tudinous portions of Arizona to suit h.. tl t,f f.4 had been unable to find suitable house here and tcndcrcd his resiEna tion AS MT. Wilson is man of some means. it is not SD bad ease as it might be. but it leaves hole in the force which the chief will have to fill
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
Finances and Markets

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Confusion prevailed in today's stock market. fluc- tuations being the widest during the present exciting season. The range of prices in some issues reached six points. and not for years. except in time of panic have such fluctuations occurred Total sales were 1,72G.5OO shares. by far the largest of the year Dealings in United States Steal were larger than those of last Friday reaching 721,SOO shares. which is the largest number of shares of that stock ever traded in one day Sales of Un- ion Pacific and Reading were also heavy. On strength of the statement by the United States Steel directors that they will not dissolve voluntarily, prices jumped violently at the start reaching at one time five points. Lon don began higher range. and when the opening was made here business was on a scale almost without pre- cedent. The first fifteen minutes near ly 20O,OOO shares of United States Steel were traded in. The opening sale was 3s.00O shares at 591a to G., a maximum gain of &.
 | He StlllHS Intlle0 away III the al- ternoon, as the early rise had been taken advantage of to liquida;e. The bears. encouraged by the failure of the market to hold. hammered prices hard. Wabash debentures fell ten points, then recovered half the loss. Union and Southern Pacific losses are due to August earnings and further disquiet- ing influences. St. Paul, Wabash and AtchisOn. fell to the low point of the year. It was reported St. Paul direc- tors have decided on radical steps in retrenchment. Weakness of the Harri- man issues was due to reports that labor troubles had reached the cru cial period. Trading in bonds was heavy. Collapse of Wabash fours af- fected the market Osome extent. To- tai sales. par value. S6,O45, 900. Gov ernment bonds unchanged.
 Amalgamated 472s: Smelling. 5Sh. (eX- -dividend): Atchison. 1OOlR; St. Paul, 1O6H; New York Sentral 1OOA; Pennsylvania. 11S7s: Reading. l347s; Southern Pacific. 1O6A; Union Pacific. 1557s; Steel, 56fs do preferred. 1O7&.
 Silver. 525sc.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
WARM LUNCHES ARE
 WORTH THE MONEY so THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
 HAVE THEM. Also Two Hundred New Books, Mag azines, and in Fact All the
 Good Things.

Community effort has taken one more step forward in Phoenix union high school district Arrangements have been made for furnishing a warm lunch at noon to such students of the high school as desire it at the school.
 modest little frame structure has been built on the high school lot. fur nishcd simply yet effectively for the purpose. and the work of furnishing the lunches turned over to Mir. and Mrs Wright on Spec" the manage mcnt of the school retaining control of the prices.
 Not only the material but the men tai wants of students have been look eel after. Yesterday two hundred new books for high school use Were re c"ived and are now being catalogued and placed. In addition. thirty Iiv,. magazines are being received by the high school for the use of students.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
TAFT AND FISHER ARE
 IN COMPLETE ACCORD
President and Secretary of the lnte- rior Have No Differences Re specting a Conservation
 Policy.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 27.-Sccre- tary Fisher. addressing the conserva- ton congress, said:
 T have just come from Hutchinson where I saw the president relative to the policy of my department. and found his views and mine, relative to the conservation of the public domain in complete accord. Especially w. discussed the Alaskan situation and found We agree entirely on a policy for that misrcpresentcd country Plans for Alaska are not completed but they constitute a remedy for the mistakes made there. My idea of proper conservation is wise develop mcnt of all resources in the public interest which. recognizes the rights of all"
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

Buckeye Imp. co. to J Wallace Jos lin. deed to lots ?, i, 6. block 8. Buck eye.
 \. F. Taylor ani wife to O'Malley Lumber Co. deed to lots T and 22, block 43. Capitol Addition.
 Gustavc F. Nol and wife to Thomp- son Walker. deed to part lot l, block 97. lying N. =. R. V. Cl.
 Harry Effron to Frank F. Turner. deed to lot 35. Hoopers Subdivision.
 Valley Bank to Maude Webb. deed to lot 22, block I. Mt. Pleasant Tract
 Sylvester C. Thrift to John NJ Young. deed to lot 1. block 9, I'alo AL t" Addition.
 Bessie V. Cushman to S c. Thrift, deed to lot f. block 9. Palo Alto Sub division.
 C. K. Coombs and wife to Blanche C. Moore. deed to lot block 9 Kenil- worth Place
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
WHOLE FLAGG CROWD
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY
All of Them Deny They Ever Had a Thing To Do With Brok-
 craze Scheme.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The federal grand jury today returned four in Gictmeuts against Jared Flagg Jr., F. Tennysnn Neely. Edward schiller, Key. James T SchOck, Henry X. Jackson and Joshua Brown. charging them with illegal use of the mail t0 G,fraud in the alleged brokerage con- ccru whereby they promised to pay dividends of = per ccUt on invest mcnts. All pleaded not guilty and bail was continued.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
INSPECTOR GIVES OPINION.

FAKES, Sept. 2I-Le Patri' t"d1' quotes Admiral Marquis, inspector general of ravy material, as attrib- uting the explosion on the Liberte to chemical decomposition of old pow der Water conduits leading to the ships magazines were too small to permit quick flooding. he added.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The Republi- can who fai. to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con fer a favor by calling Overland 422 or Consolidated Main 47 Before 8 a. m. a special mes senger equipped with notor- cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the coopera- ton of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for US to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
BASEBALL MEErlNG-It is nn-

derstood there will be meeting of baseball fans at the board of trade room this evening to decide upon the advisability of sending a team to Fl Paso on the occasion of the state hood celebration.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

The following is the record of realty transfers in the office of the county recorder yestcr- day. as reported by the Arizona Abstract X Title Co. 13i West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
OFFICE REMoVAL.-J

has moved his engineering office from 8 East Adams street to larger quar- ters T and - Postoffice building Mir. Dobbins though now doing a general engineering business is still retained as lconsultinS engineer of the Marinette canal and land company and associat-
 ed enterprises which includes the pro-
 posed reclamation of 10000 acres in the Ineighborhood of Maricopa
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
ARIZONA EASTERN AUDITORS.

The auditing department of the Arizona Eastern has been transferred from Tucson to Phoenix. w. II. Me Ginnis and W. F.. Leahy the auditors of the road will hereafter have their offices here
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
HOW COULD JACKSON TELL?

Master-Jackson. fetch my umbrcl- Ia ease.
 Nalct-Hcre il is. sir
 Master oangriiyD-F That is my wiie's ncw tailored suit,-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

NEW CLERK.-Andy Jamieson is back behind the desk at the Ford, again. in place of Harry Johnson, re- signed to do politics. Clerk Finney is still confined to his bed with illness
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
Of Local Interest
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coRPsTEIN BOYS HomE.- W

coRPsTEIN BOYS HomE.- Will liam and Avery Corpstein are home after a long stay in Los Angeles.
 VISITING RELATlVES.-Mrs D. s Mccullough and Mrs J. r. Doyle mother and sister of Mrs. A. J. Moore. are here from Los Angeles.
 BACK FROM LOS ANGELES Miss Ethel Orth returned Wednesday morning from Los Angeles, where she has been spending the last two months.
 WANTS 4 DIVORCE-Rosa Nor alas has sued her husband. Antonio Morales for a divorce, alleging failure L" provide. The coupe were married in 1g04
 AOJUDGED A BANkRUPT-J R. Jeffers was adiudGed a bankrupt aft CT hearing in United States court Florence.
 MISS FALLoN HOME:-Miss Syd- ney Fallon. who holds a responsible position in the Phoenix postoffice. has iflAl ll'-'l ll''ill dll bAllllS pl Aill'f Nf'hH in California.
 DEMOCRATIC MEETING-A well attended democratic meeting was held at Glendale Tuesday night The meet ing was addressed by Frank Lyman. George Mcdonald, John T. Bone F. C. Norris. and others.
 STEWART BREWSTER Louis r. Stewart and Miss Pearl Brewster were married Monday evening by F.. N. Phillips. pastor of the Christian church. Mir. Stewart is aa emplOye of the Walker stable and the bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs c. R. Brewster.
 CROPS ON THE FRlNGE-M B. Sh~waltcr who lives % miles north west of Phoenix, on the fringe of the Salt river valley. is evidently doing just as well in his farming operations as those who live nearer the center of ac- tivties Yesterday he brought to the board of trade some nice sample heads of sorghum and milo maize
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 b~izo-a Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair
 Data for 24 hours ending 6:e p. m yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

EXPECTED.-W. A. Bondurant. who is operating a gold mine on Cave Creek. is expected in today, from Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
COMMITTEE CONFERENCE

committee on nominations appointed by the recent republican county con- ference, held a meeting yesterday af- terday afternoon and exchanged views on the situation. Nothing was given out for publication other than the statement that there is no doubt but that there will be not only a full ticket. but a good strong one, be- fore the voters at the coming primary
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

GERTIS- ARSON-Herman Gertie land Mrs Fannie Pearson were united in marriage Monday c-ening at the brides home 512 North Third street. in the presence of few invited friends. The bride was gowned in gray satin and the event proved a joy ous one for all present The newly married couple left at once for Los Angeles. amid a shower of rice that fell al the Santa Fe depot as they de- parted They will spend some time in the Angel city and then go to San Francisco where NIT. Gertis will de vote the next six months to a special line of veterinary study. They expect to return to Phoenix next spring and make this their permanent residence.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

.BOWLERS.-The Y. NJ C. A bowling team bowled at Tempe last night.
 CAUGHT.-The police have a brown horse without an owner, and are keep ing it in at Kearley's stable.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
ApJUDGgo A eANKRUPT-J R

Jeffers was adiudGed a bankrupt aft CT hearing in United States court today. The petitioner is resident of Florence.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

TOOK HIS TROUSERS-Just be cause he took pair of trousers from II Rosenstcin wltohut having appris- cd the said Rosenstein of his iuten- tons Tomas Sanchez will have to spend the next 20 days in jail This sentence was handed out to him by Justice C. w. Johnstone in court to- day. Tine prisoner pleaded not guilty but it took the testimony of only one witness to satisfy the court and de- spite his protestations of innocence alty.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
DEMOCRATIC mEETING-A ",

at Glendale Tuesday night. The meet ing was addressed by Frank Lyman. George Mcdonald, John T. Bone, F. C. Norris. and others.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
ANOTHER POLICY PAlD.-The

ANOTHER POLICY PAID.-The Liverpool London X Globe insurance company. through the F.. J. Bennitt company, it's local agent has paid to the territorial board of control the $10,O00 policy held on the asylum for the insane. making sl5.Oo0 now col lected. There are two more $5.0O0 pol icies still unpaid but it is understood the drafts are on the way SD the board should have its full amount nf insur- ance money in a short time and can begin planning for the new construc- ton.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
MISS FALLoN HoME:-Miss Syd

ney Fallon. who holds a responsibl,
 position in the Phoenix postoffice, has returned from an outing of three weeks
 in California
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28
VISITING RELATIVES.-Mrs

BACK FRUM LUS NNOEIEo.- Miss Ethel Orth returned "Wednesday morning from Los Angeles. where she has been spending the last two months
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

WANTS A DVORCE-Rosa Nor alas has sued her husband. Antonio Morales for a divorce, alleging failure to provide. The coupe were married in 1904
Arizona republican., 1911-09-28

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