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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-11-02
Suit to Dissolve the Steel Trust-Na-
val Pageant on the Hudson-Runs
Whirlpool Rapids -veteran News
paper Man Dies--Progress of
Turko-ltalian War and Chinese Re-
volution.
ANOTHER TRUST ATTACKED

The United States Government. en-
couraged by its success in obtaining
judgment against the Tobacco and
Standard Oil Trusts, filed suit last
] week against the Steel, the greatest
OF all the trusts. 1t Is predicted that
this move will inaugurate the great
est legal battle that the world has
ever witnessed. The head of the Trust.
Judge Gary, confidently predicts that
the Government will fail in its suit.
Nevertheless, the filing of the suit
produced a rather serious shock both
in foreign and domestic financial cir
Giles.
GREAT NAVAL REVIEW
great naval pageant is planned
tor Nov. End on the Hudson. Presi-
dent Taft will sail between the two
lines of ships and then watch them
weigh anchor.
RUNS THE RAPIDS
Captain Klaus Larsen succeeded in
running the Niagara Whirlpool Rap DIS
on the 10Th inst, in a motor boat.
The six mile trip through the boil
ing waters was made in twenty-five
minutes; the adventurer coming out
without bruise.
OWNER OF "WORLD" DIES
Joseph Pulitzer, the proprietor of
the New York World died the 10Th
On his yacht In the harbor of Charles
ton, South Carolina, after a two days
illness. The death of the veteran
newspaper man brings to close one
OF the most remarkable careers of
American journalism. He was born in
Hungary in 1S47, came to America in
1868 and enlisted in the Union Army,
serving until the end of the war.
AT the close of the war he located
in st. Louis and began his journals
tic career which eliminated in tho
buying of the New York World IN
1883 and subsequently making it one
of the most powerful newspapers in
the world.
THE TURKO-ITALIAN WAR
The Italians are not finding the
occupation of Tripoli a vacation out
ing. News of the operations of the
two armies is meagre and reports
Dispatches on the 9th
were to the effect that Turkish
army had experienced crushing de-
feat at the hands of the Italians. A
dispatch on the Both said that Tripoli
had again fallen into the hands of
the Turks. The later report is not
credited.
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
In China the Revolutionists seem to
'e sweeping everything before them.
N expectation of the approach Of
he enemy and the fall of the Can't
oil, the Royalists are said TO be flee
ng as fast as transportation can be
And later report is to the
fleet that the demand of the Revolu-
ionists that popular assembly be
-ranted has been conceded by the
Emperor, and promises of other re-
orms made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

NOTCH. HaSSs
FIRST HALH.
Notice to Taxpayers

once Of Collector Of City TAxea b
City Hall. RtchmoQ1 II sss
THIS OFFICE WILL. IN 11AQXx
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HAiR az
CITY TAXES. REAL N9TAT4 A1zI
PERsoGAL4 FOR THE YnA1 1ea1 60
THE WHOLE TAX 10 non. - stl1j
ordinance provides tha4 ono-AoM umX;
be paid In June and the reanASn1m9 141E
In December. Failure 70 pay IN NGl
one-haf in June incurs = p@m6tH m
per cent. On the whole a0oant N4oe11
IL T. due e. s HS md =. e net - -
CURED 10 isvy, With costs a06o1
rz nsa Mxt taa1 = 81 81 ss s xss
own personal property. Or hold Desnee1A
property ~ Aducisyy, and III paket6
conducting business In the 116v a4|
Richmond cot whatever nntuTal aRS
assessed. and will please call AnA n1ts4
tie, 10 a. TO avoid deltnQuency. BIT
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AMI
SEWER CONNECTING BI1IA arr pAsss
able In the same manner ~ X&x0M
and At the same Tina, "
GIVE NAME IN WHICH YHOrGAXX
STANDS, and Sc that you ret Al SNM4
bills. sS
This being the only nodes pssv,
for By law. please give it proMIs ass
per cent. penalty will have to ~ n11n4
10 the whole bin after June 3eth. ISL #
Warrington Ward taxes. etas, 11N&@
be paid At the ONCE Of the Doputy G~1E
lscfor. Tenth and Huh streeeA
II. l. HUIC2
City Collector. peo tolIn.
City Of 04EhNnQn1 l4S%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
LEaAL NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that the under
signed. Addie 8. Rebman, who was, on
the isth day Of May, 1911. by ths Sur
atoga in the State OF New FORK con-
stttutsd and appointed. and who duly
qualified with bond and security, a.
the guardian In the State OF New York
that the undersigned. Addie 8. Rsbmsn.
who was. on the said 18th day Of May,
1911. by the said Court constituted and
appointed. and who duly qualified with
the state Of New York Of John N.
Rshman. infant. IN which said state
and county the said undersigned guar
dian ana the said ward. Christine "
resided and i'd now A reside, viii on w sesa
nesday. tho 18th day OF July. 1911. at
ten o'clock A. NJ. at the court room Of
the chancsry Court OF the City OF
in the City Hall Of said city. and IN
pursuance Of an order entered June 10,
1911. by the said Chancery Court In the
suit OF e. P1uiine 6chollay w. John
the ts' said cs.nc:ry Court g Tor the pay y
ment and delivery TO the undersiEns
a. the New York guardian OF Christine
V. Rebman and John n. Rabman, re-
Of certain real e.tsss sold in IL. said
cause ana belonging equally accord
ing 10 the terms OF the will Of their
late father, William RebmAn, deceased,
John N. Rebman. infant children of
the said Addie q. Rebman and sad
William RsbmAn deceased, tsubject.
however, to court costs and reasonable
counsel fess). and to authorize the un-
dersiEned - such Euardian. respec-
lively. to remove said funds to the
state Of New York
Addie .. Rebman. guardian OF Chris
tine v. Rebman. infant. and Of John N.
RebmAn. infant, by Stuart Bowe. her
connsnl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

To REQUIRE n LICENSE TAX OF
TRANSIENT MERCHANTS AND
BE II ordained by the Council Of the
City OF Richmond
.d n-s a. .ns s n: .s.l y:..
no transient merchant or auctioneer
commencing. or doing business In the
City OF Richmond. shall conduct such
Dssinsss Until he shall h:vs p.'d the
ilsge OF % doing. and shall have OBJ
tAtned license 20 to do. In the fol-
lowing manner; Every person desir-
ing 10 obtain such license shall make
sloner Of the Revenue OF the City Of
Richmond. on q form to be prepared
by the said Commissioners and furnished
to such applicant. AL such applicA-
the length Of time such business 10 TO
b conducted, and shall be hied with
the Commissioner OF the Revenue. who
shall thsrsupon assess . license tax
ao.4. .Gs ,sop for s.es day
the said application shall state that
such person proposes to conduct sucn
business In the city Of Richmond, ana
shall forthwith place the same IN the
whose duty II shall be forthwith TO
collect such license.
2. Transient merchants and auction
GERS shall be construed to mean and
include all persons whether principal
or agent who engage In = temporary
or transient business within the City
OF Richmond. for the purpose OF sell
ing or Offering for sale wares. goods
or merchandise by. Wholesale or retail
by private sale or BY auction. and who.
for such purpose, rent. lease or oc-
cupy any room. building or structure
or any part thereof, for the exhibition
or sale. or Offering for sale. Of such
goods. wares or merchandise and who
has on hand for delivery ~ such place,
or nj any other place within the lin
It's Of the City Of Richmond the goods.
wares or merchandise SO sold or offered
shall be exempt from the payment OF
the said specific tax hereinbefore re-
qu!red by reason OF associAting tenn
porariiy with any local merchant.
son OF conducting such temporary or
transient business In connection with
or as a part OF the business or In the
name of any local merchant dealer.
3. Any person conducting busi-
mesa of 4 transient merchant or auc-
tioneer within the limits OF the City
Of Ric hmond without having obtained
license therefor as required by this
ordinance, or who shall conduct such
business for longer period than tina,
for which he has made application and
pAia the 9pGCiHC license TAX snail pe
liable to a hne OF not less than ons
hundred nor more than hve hundred
dollars for each day he shall conduct
such business without having obtained
such license, and a like nne for each
day he shall continue such business II
ter the expiration Of the time. for which
| he shall have obtained such license. re-
coverAbie before the Police Justice OF
the City OF Richmond. and for a fall.
ure to pay such fne may be imprisoned
| in the City jail not less than thtrt,
nor more than sixty days
I, This ordinance shall be In force
| from Its paasaEe.
| BEN r. AUGUST,
City Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

REGULATING MOVING. TRAVEL AND
TRAFFIC UPON THE PUBLIC
STREETS AND ALLEYS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
he It ordained by the Council OF the
City Of Richmond:
!. A vehicle. except when passing
another vehicle ahead. shall keep a.
Z. 4 vehicle meeting another vehicle
shall pass on the right.
}. vehicle overtaking another We
hfcle shall pass on the lsft side Of the
20 the right until entirely clear OF the
overtaksn vehicle.
1. on All avenues or streets divided
BY parkway. walk. sunkenwsy or Via
duet. vehicles shall keep to the right
s. A vehicle. turning into another
street to the right shall turn the cor
ner a. near the right hand curb a.
practicable.
s. A vehicle turning into another
street to the loft shall turn around the
sntersection Of the two streets.
4. Drivers Of vehicles or chauffsurs
OF automobiles that are proceeding cor
ana desire % dischsrss o. take on msr-
chandtse Or passengers on tho left side
OF the street shall cross over. making
10 vshiel. shah stop with tn. i.fs
;. No vehicle, unless in an emsr-
gency Or to allow another vehicle or
pedestrian to cross it, path, shall stop
In any public street or highway ex-
cept near the right.hand curb thereof.
and 90 ~ not 70 ohetruct 4 crossing.
10. No vehicle shall hack 70 make .
turn In any street, II by % doing II in
terferes with other vehicles. bat II
shall 20 around the block or to . street
sufnciently wide to turn without back
ing.
II. The drivers OF vehicles owned or
controlled by any person ahau mot pro-
ceed In procession, and = distance OF
At least twenty {3el fest must BE- be-
tween every such vehicle.
a. The driver q person IN control
shall signal those In the rear by rails
iny q Whtp or hand vertically.
IL. No vehicle shall b turned while
Ia motion, or IN starting TO turn from
. standnttll. un1esa signal shall pre-
vtoualy ~ givsA ~ raising the whip or
hand, indicating " u the direction In
which the turn n - - made.
~. No pefsen " centrCl. Of . veht-
Gle shail hack eAme without ample
wArning having. been glven, ana while
backing uAceastng vigilance must -
exercised mot 70 inJufs those In the
IS Every Sssson n charge OF ! We
hicis shall pull e tho right side OF the
street cf seaAr weAn ssgnAled from =
vshiele eehiad dealrlng n pase. -
.eslsss ~ ~ stAss rs1ise nssnin: :
|oh4u hAyo ektAs9o& tAek&tp : gonG.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June a.
II was learned yesterday that Rev. A.
c. Karkau. pastor Of the Trinity Luth-
eran church. has rendered his restgna-
ton to the church council. The re-
signation In to become effective In
September. Mr.. KArlAu has not yet
decided where he will 30 after giving
up his work here.
While no official explanation for the
resignation Of the pastor has been CIV
en- out. II ID reported that there has
been 4 disagreement between the pas
tor and the congregation for some
months and Mr.. Karkau nnaliy decided
to give up his work here.
Rev. Mr.. KarkAu has been pastor Of
the Trinity Lutheran church for sew
eral years and during his pastorate has
made many friends here who will re-
grst to see him leave his charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
POET LAUREATE'S
MUSE OUT OF GEAR
AUSTIN GROUND OUT CORONA.
TON ODE BUT IT DIDN'T SEEM
TO FILL THE BILL.

LONDON, June 26.--Ths ~mys-
terry Of the coronation ode" 10 the
puzzle OF England to-day. Poet
Laureate Austin irtimatsd to in
curing frtsnds last week that his
ode would he cut the first thing
Uni, week but his Pegasus 10 still
itehsd in the stable.
The rumor that II now gaining cur
rency and being accepted II that Aus
tin ground out a coronation ode but
that II was suppressed on account OF
it's many ridiculous lines. The poem
ID declared to have spoken IN such
fulsome praise OF the King and Queen
az to have appealed TO both their ma
jestiep az highly improper.
This version Ii strengthened by the
fact that Austin Is In State OF ner-
Youa collapse,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
SEALED norosALs,
once Of

once Of III M
Superintendent Of Public CAaS111QM
City Me4
Richmond, Va, June ~. 11410a
kealed Dr0posals will - reeoovo4 - IT,
once until o'clock r. II. No.
Juns 80. 1911, for furnishing tae0
partment with wood for one yoa1 *
cubic feet to the cord. DSttua4&0
need: Five hundred (S00l cords, - =
or less. Of seasoned split p3na NEo
sawed ends, last seasons cntt1ne r.
OF uniform size, to be delivers I'll
City Home In such quantity 9&x
such times ~ may be directe4 6&s&
superintendent. Wood to ~ 4
ursd at the City Home; the o. y
ment will rick the sAma- A.
saving four hundred and dkty x =
cords Of Pima wood, more ~
also. for delivering $50 cords oG
wood to all parts OF the city 81
OF 100 blocks each. ~ may ~ 1oS
cd by the superintendent
Bond. with approved aaoAga11g]
the penalty OF 3250, will b E0Q6
for the satisfactory couap1et1
contract. ~
The Committee for the Heliok G
Poor reserves the right to fo30Gf
or all proposals offered.
Further information can ~ M&
r. a. cABEr14 n
Supertnten1<2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Demandvs .Supply
SEALED PROPOsAL

CWCe t'0pilc schools,
Richmond, Va, June "a, 1911.
sealed proposals. will be received At
this ONCE not later than r. H.,
Monday. July II. 1911, for the erec-
ton OF two school houses. as provided
for by resolution OF the City Council
under date OF February a.. 1911. and
in accordance with plans and speci-
locations prepared by c. NJ. Robinson,
architect: and for furnishing ana In
ten in each building. Separate bids
Will be required as follow:
]. ta) For the erection OF = brick
and concrete school building At the
corner OF Cedar and Buchanan
Obj For furnishing ana installing
the heating and ventilating system in
same.
Certified check for fve hundred
doilars sSsool, payable to tho order
mond. must accompany each bid for
the erection OF the school building.
and . bond OF ten thousand dollars
t$io.ooo). with the usual city con-
tract, win be required Of the success
full bidder,
Certified check for two hundred
dollars $4,000. payable to the order
OF the School Board. City OF Rich
mond. must accompany each bid on
the heating and ventiiating system,
and . bond of one thousand dollars
t$1.000l, with the usual city con-
tract, will be required OF the success
full bidder.
!. "a Fer the erection OF a brick
steel and concrete school building At
the corner of Madison and Cary
streets.
%, For furnishing and installing
the heating and ventilating system in
same.
Certified check for ave hundred
dollars U5ool. payable to the order
OF tho School Board. City Of Rich
mond, must accompany bid for the
erection Of the school building, and
bond of twenty-five thousand dol
lars (sz5.000), with the usual city
contract will be required OF the sue
cessful bidder.
Certified check for two hundred
H2o0), payable to the order OF the
School Board. City OF Richmond, must
accompany bid on the heating and
ventilattng system In above mention
ed building. and bond OF Ave thou
sand dollars (S5.000p. with the usual
city contract, will be required Of the
successful bidder.
Bids must be sealed and addressed.
school Board City OF Richmond,
and marked. IBID on -- School
The school Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
For plans and detailed Information.
apply to c. n Robinson. architect
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va
c. r. WALFORp.
Clark and 1unAPVinor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

motor tricycle. or motor bicycle. and
any person so doing shall be liable to
= hne OF not less than nfty dollars nor
mere than one hundred dollars, re-
tho City Of Richmond. and said POLICE
Justice shall certify the fact Of such
conviction to the Chief OF Police OF tho
City of Richmond. who shall thereupon
revoke the license OF any person so
convicted.
~. Nothing in this ordinance shall
be 20 construed az to apply to carriages
or other vehicles forming or taking
part In a funeral procession.
-. All ordinances or parts OF ofdi-
nancea In conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
50. This ordinance shall be In force
from Its passage.
Cfty Clerk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
SITUATIONS--MALE

A PRACTICAL WORKMAN CAPAnLr
OF SUPERVISING CONSrRUCTIQN
OF BUILDINGS WITH LARGE ~.
WORK AND GENERAL ExrSR!.
ENCE IN HOUSE BUlLDlN0-ss4.
IDENEEs. BANKS FACToRIn@
siTIoN IN THE CITY or RICH
MOND, BEST REFERENCE1 AD.
DRESS A. D. W.. 1001 YA.RMOuNT
AVE. PHONE MADI8ON 3l2e.
wanted, q pesttien - o0ee Ssy ~
graduate Of public school. Familiar
with typewriter and can furnish pest
Of references. Address Ill Governor
street Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
COAST ARTiLLGRx TO
RETuRh JULY IS

HAMPTON, VA. June 3e.--Accord-
ing to reliable Information received
at Fort Monroe the Ave companies OF
coast artillery. now on duty At Fort
Texas, will return to Fort Monroe on
July is Colunel C. p. Townsley and
hts staff officeru will return with the
artillsrymen. The return Of the SOL
diers will be welcome news to the peo-
ole OF Hampton. Phoeb"s and Fort
Monroe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
once Of city Engineer.
fNtt~r EYaN

Richmond, Va. June e. 1911
Sealed proposals. viii - reeelvea ~
this once not later Than Friday.
- June 30, 1911. At 10 o'clock NJ. Tor
the grading, curbinK and paving OF
the road bed Of Orange street from
81. John street 20 the crematcry.
Plans, proAles. specifications and
further information can be had upon
application to this once.
4 certified check OF $2S0.00 will b
required - guarantee for the ex-
ecutlon Of the contract. A proper
bond will be required Of the success
full bidder.
The right to reject any and all
CHAg, Il. BOILING.
City EnatnoDys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Riehnssd and Petefsbuy Eeeile Y ~

Cars lsaxs MsnchsssM. 6svsnth - 1G
eerssts, for Petersburg: I'll sSssH
..sas. y, rs. y. ioP. II. sS
1870 +. II. ios Chsssss. lano uidai
Petsrsburg aSss a1
for Manchester: s ~
ts:iA, Gas. ss7:iA s73S. s:e4 eseG e1s
II rs A. NJ, las. = 81 2:3S. So sla4 -
6:35, s79S. 9:2S. Gas s10:1O. ltslo 2. ~
fDsiiy s1cspt Sunday and hoiidAyAL sss
sCsFries ea4gAss and sxpessa s$
ssLimited. except Sundays and hola4pSl II
All ears from rsassshurg euaasse wttb 60 ~
Richmond. saee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
FOR SALE

House With two ar foar lots for saie IN
Woodland Heights; nine rooms and
bath. hot water heat. electric lights,
and all modern improvements see
or phone DR.. ID. q. WILSON'S once.
No, ife North Fifth street, or resi-
dance phone Madison 1908.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
FORMER COUNTY
TREASURER DIES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHRUN0. VA. Jups 3s.--John
w. clay. for several terms traAsurer
Of Campbell county. died last night
ct his home near 0eldys. after long
illness Of Hrights disease. He Wa
: large land owner and was sixty
nix years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
AN ORDINANCE
tApprqyed June II, 1917

CONCERNING LICENSES TO THEA
TRES. AND PROVIDING A PENAL
TT FOR THE VIOLATION THERE
OF
BE IL ordained by the Council of the
City OF Richmond
i. THAT no license shall be issued to
any public theatre which shall pc
within ons-hundred and nifty Feet. IN
an air line, OF the main entrance OF
any church devoted TO regular relig :
ious worship. nor shall any such license
be granted TO any public theatre whose
building. or any part thereof. Ia located
within atty fact, in an air line. OF any
such church.
2. Any person who operates such
theatre Without license, and any per-
son giving a public theatrical or other
performance Or show therein. shall pc
liable 10 q fre of not less than twenty
nor more than two hundred collars lot
each offence.
!. THIS ordinance shall be in force
from Its passage. ,sr
City Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
FOR RENT

Fes REST, N AsAlenAs Va, eoe e-FuW0
house on large lot At tt.S1 per mo-.
one iS-room house q $3.50 per NO.
Poaseaa1on given ~ once. Apply
BOX 50. Ashland. Va
For Rent, Detached Dwelling. l7Ol
West Broad setreet: I. rooms: large
~: rent $40. JOHN T. 0ODDIN
y co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

IeaIsA prspseals Will ~ Fees1xeA tn
Room Sl1. City Hail. until Friday.
June -. 1tii, AZ $ r. NJ. for layinU
grenoiithic curhs and guttera. and In
staIiing new MIGRANTS and piping for
same, IA River View Cemetery.
Josr information 40 70 ab0ve work
apply to G n Richardson. keeper ~
River View Cemetery,
The C0mmittee ON Csmstertah re-
serves the right 10 reject any or ett
bida offered, md to award the cen
tract IN whole o. In part
John ~ 1IlLGx, ChAirmAA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
HOSE AND LAWN MOWERS.

See Tho Evans Hardware Company
before buying your garden hose and
lawn mower: also screen doors and
windows. We will treat you abso-
luteIy right or refund the money.
700 w Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOaALs FOR STEAM COAL.
oealeA Proposals addressed - tA4
Commtttee on Electricity win be re-
cetved At the once Of the Clerk Of
Council Committees. Room sl1 City
Hall, Richmond. Va, until
p. NJ MONDAY. JULY 8. 1911,
for furnishtng one thousand (looo)
tons OF Steam Coal 1t the City Elec-
trio Plant. Specifications may be
Consultine Engineer. 800 National
Bank OF W. Bldg.
Signed JOHN J. LYNCH.
Chairman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
SHOE REPAIRING.

fSr. haifsole meas shoes. aoc. ladies,
every pair sewed: best leather. NO
nails. no pegs. Royal rubber heels.
2sc.: Tread-Air rubber heels, Acc:
leather heels rebuilt like ns&. 2sc.
DREw'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. 7ls East Main. Phone Monroe
1887
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

Heaseheld gsoAs hauled. stersAs packed
and shipped. Cali ". Fred Richard
SON STORAGE & TRANSFER DE-
PARTMENT. Main and Beividerc
streets. Phone Madison ets day;
Monroe Gs2 night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
once Of City Engineer.

Mshmend, Va; June e. 1911
yealed prUposals Will ~ received Ut
this once until IL NJ. Friday. June
30. 1911, for doing certain drsdgins
along the left shore OF James river
from 0i1lfes Creek to Nicholson
street; further information may be
obtained upon application 1t this Of
nee.
A certified check for $3.50 made
payable to the treasurer Of the City
OF Richmond must. accompany each
Of contract
The Committee on Improvement OF
James River reserves the right TO ro~
1ectYany and all proposals. offered.
CHA6 e. BOILING.
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
once OF City Engineer.

once OF City Engineer.
Rfchmond. Va. June 30, 1911.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
cetvsd IT this once until - M FRI
DAY, June 80. 1911. for doing certain
dredging along the left shore OF
James River from 0illies Creek to
Nicholson Street
Further Information may be OBJ
tanned upon application At this once.
A certified check for 33S0.e0. made
payable to the Treasurer OF the City
Of Richmond. must accompany each
bid ~ 4 guaranty OF execution OF
contract
The Committee on Improvement OF
James River reserves the right to
reject any and ali proposaln o&ered.
CHAA y. BOILING,
City Enginoef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
RATS AND MICE

can show you shst can free
your home OF the waste. expense ana
annoyance of rats and mice. No
money In advance. Can show let
tiers from prominent PHYSICIANS. .
leading banker and dozens OF others.
Phone or write me. OTTO CRKIE,
Madison s:ts-J. sol Mutual Build