The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-29
News Of South Richmond

, company has failed to sprinslo Hui. Perry
and seventh Streets as often agreed in
brought by the municipality TO require full
| i!ment OF the letter OF The contract.
! on the other hand the street com
! pany claims that the contract under which
the south Richmond streets arc watered was
made with the city OF Manchester and
while that contract did not cali Cor much
nothing can be done about the matter until
the expiration OF tile contract with Man
chester The matter Will be ,hreshed out
( IN the HustnSs Court to-day.
Appeals Denied.
The case OF the city OF Richmond against
! o j. Andrews was denied appeal yesterday
! by Judge Wells in the Hastings court, part
Andrews was recently arrested and fnad
In the Police Court. Part ?. for refusing TO
move on when ordered to do so by PATROL
The sui, of the city OF Richmond against
Vaughan, also brought up from the Police
Court Part >, was refused appeal by Judge
Wells
Six Months OH Roads
In default OF furnishing 800 security do
manded by Justice Maurice. in the Police
court. Part ,. William Bishop. sr.. was sent
to the roads for six months on tho charge
o. having assau!ieS, threatened and abused
his son, william Bishop. Jr. Bishop was
fined So and costs in addition, and falling
10 SETTLE this will have to serve the fine on,
Tho usual Wednesday morning civil docket
was handled yesterday BY Justice Maurice
in record time. long docket OF petty Judy
I Observation-Disclosures.
/ The wedding OF Miss Florence Hancock
and Joseph Mcdonald solemnized yos-
/ terday morning at $500 o'clock in the Sacred
| Heart Church. Rev. Father Coleman tieing
the knot. The groom was attended by d..
! j. Lee Mcdonald. his brother. ans Gregory
Hancock, brother OF the bride.
| Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Hancock left the city for tour OF the
Northern States Upon their return they
Will make their home 27o5 Semmes Street,
| Woodland Heights.
! Personal and General
Robert Trego. the young South Richmond
man badly burned last Christmas in the e1-
| plos!on Of can OF gasolene IN the office Of
| tie southside Credit Bureau was out at
work yesterday for the first time since the
/ accident.
Russell Amos. son of Lucian Amos. was
! taken very Ill Saturday night and after
an examination the physician Pronounced
his mnlady appendicitis. He operated
up %I.. Monday q a. n Digh, and Is recoverng
went Yesterday to Farmviile wheae she will
| attend the Summer Normal School
| Deputy City Tax Collector ]. p. Robinson
| gave warning yesterday that all taxpayers
! who wish TO save the per cent. penalty
must settle the first half OF the city taxes
J by Friday of this week All dcIinquents Will
! have the penalty OF per cent. attached 20
! their hills. beginning Saturday.
The CENT monthiy meeting OF Manchester
Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order OF
! the Elks Home, South Richmond. The at
/ tendance of every member of the lodge is
earnestly desired.
| The weekly meeting Of Henderson Lodge
| Independent Order of Odd Fellows. will be
! conducted Tonight at o'clock in Toncv's
Hail. South Richmond. Many u,portan,
matters are scheduled to come before the
| lodge Tonight.