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La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
UP4pDOWN
THE
VALLEY

Holly will soon have an up.to-date
flour mill.
Work on Holiy's new $500 depot
will be commenced carly in February.
The Santa Fee Company has promis-
ed Weitzsr handsome new depot
which will be built the coming spring.
h. o. Clark has resigned as sec
rotary Of the Lamar Commercial Club
and accepted position as solicitor
for Pueblo firm.
Two women. one resident of
Weitzor. and another Of Fowler. had
narrow escapes last week from beir &
gored by hunger-crazed steers
Engineers are submitting estimates
fer the Sugar City sewer system.
Owing to the fine natural drainage
the cost will be much lower than
expected.
The members OF the Dodge City
Gun Club are discussing the purchase
OF about 800 quail In the spring to
distribute among the farmers OF the
county.
w, A. Colt 4 Sons. OF Las Animas.
have a contract on the new cutoff
OF the Santa Fe out of Dodge City.
The work In hand will take them
about four months.
About 100 acres of cautaloupes
have been signed up by Sugar City
growers for next season. with in
dications that the amount will reach
200 or 300 by planting time.
A representative of the kuner
Pickle Company was in Swink this
week. trying to contract a sufficient
acreage Of cucumbers to justify put
ting in sailing plant at this place.
-Swink Advocate.
]. NJ. Neville. Of Lawrence. Kan.
has purchased part OF the Stubbs'
ranch. north OF the river and just
east OF the whittle ranch near Fow-
Ter. The tract purchased includes
$40 acres. and MIR. Neville will install
at once a pumping plant thereon for
irrigation purposes.
Lamar has just been promoted by
an executive order OF the governor TO
city OF the second class-along with
Glenwood Springs. Alamosa and
Monte Vista. walsenbu.g and Silver
ton are eligible but declined the
honor with thanks. not being prepar-
"A to-msct the adasd financial oblL
cations that would naturally accrue.
Edward Sargent. cf the Bond 4
Sargent sheep feeding firm. states
that the movement OF sheep from
the Arkansas Valley will commence
in the next few days. Those fed by
this firm At Cheraw will b. shipped
first. followed BY those 1t Lamar and
Rocky Ford. Bond 4 Sargent fed
- 900 head this winter. Stauder 4
Kinderman vii not begin shipping
until about the first Of March. They
have about 10000 head.-Fowler Tri-
bune.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Valley Hospi.
tai Association will be held In this
city on Friday, February l3, 1912. for
the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year and transacting suth
other business as may properly con c
before the association.
f. CARL EDWARDS. President
r. w. Rassdale. Secretary Treasurer
First publication, January &. 1912,
Last publication. February 3. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
W. C. =. Y. M...,cs.

The next temperance meeting will
be held on Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary 9Th. At the home Of A. NJ.
Hill. on East Third street. begin.
ming promptly at $50 O'Clock.
There will be an Instructive and
interesting papsr read on Morals In
Schools" written BY . teacher and
other short articles on temperance
topics. after which there vii be . 90
cial session. Everybody invited.
Come and bring your friends.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Drawbacks.

Wish you were boy again
when the swimming's goodr
You forget that you were likewise
Weary saving wood
II the days when YOU were young
Have brilliant hue
To you now you may recall
Boys had work To do.
Could you turn you back to where
Boyhood sits and smiles,
Could your feet go down again
His enchanted nlsles
You would find unfolding there
Mingled with the JOY.
Tasks that were not any snap
For you when n boy.
There was wedding tn lee done
In the garden hot
There was grass to be removed
From the corner lot
Milking was another task.
Choring after school
Took the time you might have spent
In tho swimming pool
When our boyhood 10 the theme
Memory has n slip.
We remember happy daya:
Other ones we skip.
When tho past ~. coniurs ~.
Much to our surprise.
Youthful days were not eli speaS
-- Chasing kuttevftes. ---T--4----si
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
cens:Ns the Moitture.

This has been an exceptional win
tel. More moisture has fallen than
for Z number Of years and II 10 up to
the farmer To save It. Just - soon
- Tie ground is dry enough 10 work
on top 1T matters not whether the
frost ID all out II the top y dry)
run . spike-tooth harrow or fIoat
over the land you expect to put into
beets or melons. This will MI up
the cracks and act much like spread
Ing . blanket over the land. You will
be surprised to see how much mois-
turs you vii save and how much bet
ter your land will work. Try Il The
expense 10 not much.
g. A. KEARNs. AS.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the matter OF the estate of ]. c.
johnson. deceased.
Motto "a hereby given, that on
SATURDAY. the second day of March.
A. ID. 1912, being one OF the regular
days OF the December 1911. term of
the county court of Otcro county. In
the state OF Colorado. |. Theo. J.
Cook. administrator of said estate.
will appear before the judge of said
court. present my final settlement as
such administrator. pray the approval
OF the same, and will then apply to
be discharged as such administrator
At which time and place any person
in Interest may appear amp dresent
objections 10 the same II any there
be.
DATED at La Junta. Colorado. Janp
ary 81 1912.
THEO. ] COOK,
Administratcr Of the estate Of J. G..
johnson. doceafed.
First publication. February 3. 1912.
Last publication. February "a. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Hunor and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
~ DUNCAN n. snsrss

THE things that you never tell don't
figure In court as part Of the argu
ment for the defense.
Bravery is habit of mind. but COW
ardice often affects the legs.
There are people who always mis-
take noise for logic.
Honesty Is respectable. and II In
fortunate that we can say that much
for H.
One popularity about the reckless
spcndcr is this: lie seldom earns the
money he burns.
The man who breaks his word u,u.
ally tries TO stick 1t together again
with the glue OF easy promise.
The skeleton In the closet frequently
sits On the front step.
The only real live secret is the dead
secret
The things woman can't tell are
those she manages to give expression
to In some way.
Speak well Of your enemies. You
never can tell when you may be recon
ciled
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Relief.

Relief.
~Do you believe In suffrage Tor ~
Wenr"
II d."
want 10 vote. do your'
"Not especially myself"
Then why do Jon want The hsl.
lOtr'
"Because then my n,other.in-law will
BE- out clectiouesring most OF the
time"
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

Ts oessk Him W.
"In some eastern countries Q man
may atill have several wivss."
There ought to IN = crusade orga-
nised sgainat that"
"What form should II taksf speech.
- or pamphleUf'
"parts hats"
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

:: :: !: :: !: ): !: !: :: ::
hssith. A9 ~
"EIsve yon b-rn n 80
:" : ! J: J: !: !: :: ! :: ):
sickr" A/vC r.
every sickw %2 :
What cured your rlJA0
bill" kAI
Iks Way Il Weehs.
"One way 10 get rid of bore - 70
pat him under obligations to you"
mot on your lifsr'
"L0n't 700 think sor'
me. He will think b. has . life
lenS mortgage on you In that case"
In Piy TINE.
"Did you svict himr"
"whor'.
'The ny.~
"No; be claimed swattsrs rtghts."
Tks HsvShty oNe.
n gusss i've z right to ny own
opinion"
"Yoa probably have - long - you
ksep II . yourself"
Amloabte.
n tiks psacs."
"weii. rd nsvsr gusas n"
n dont want II TOO long o. TOO often.
but still In feud Of T."
esftsniWS ths Blew.
r thought hs bad q life Job IN the
hank"
They pardoned him out."
Nse oeeseoe.
30 you singr'
Il % unless and NJ conpany %.
ooeple1 ~ ojoM.
Woae lAte am nase q ~ \ thAa
51ne bumOel iate ~ tssakS
= neeeeea teessoa. ! DseoenA
~ jo1gln6 oess = luek
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
AmieahtA.

n IKE psacs."
swell. rd never gveas n"
n 0oat want II too long o. too often
hut still In fsud Of T."
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
oaep,el ~ a,a

oesie1 ~ ojON.
WAas lAee ass1 nate - ~ \ thaA
3111 oNnoel iate she tguekS
= nDeeooa t1oveeoa. ] DeoousnA
~ )U1o1n1 0oeD - 1uoh.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

osftsniW0 ehe Blew.
n thought hs bad q life Job In the
hank"
They rardoned him out."
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03
Nee oeeeoe

Nse oseeooe.
90 you sinsY'
= 10 unless I and ~ company o.
eoetaining."
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

THE things that you never tell don't
figure In court as part Of the argu
meut for the defense.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

rks HsvShty oNe.
n gusss i've Z right to ny own
opinion"
"Yoa probably have - boos - you
keep Il to yourself"
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

Bravery is habit OF mind. but COW
ardice often affects the legs.
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

In Ply TiNse.
"Did you svtct himr"
"WhOr.
s'The ~"
"No; be claimed swattsrs rights."
La Junta tribune., 1912-02-03

Speak well Of your enemies. You
never can tell when you may be recon
ciled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
CREDITORS FAIL
TOASSERT RIGHTS
Appeal in Supreme Court Seeks
to Prevent Forfeiture
to State.

Fighting. they claim. to Keep the
money involved from being forfeited to
the State because OF the neglect of the
judgment creditors. Hunter *. Penn.
Mary Augusta Penn and Lille Il. Penn
We're granted an appeal yesterday By
the supreme Court in their case against
Wesley 4. Tucker, Albert w. Tucker
and other creditors of James c. Penn.
deceased. The appeal IS from n decis-
ion OF the Circuit Court OF Henry
county
only by a nose IS the case OF sum
cient magnitude TO be considered by
the Supreme Court. The principal is
S2Sl. and il takes the interest at i per
cent. from June %. 1910. TO bring 1T
UP to the required sum Of $500.
The money represents the balance OF
the proceeds OF sale OF storchouse
and lot in Mart!nsv!!lc. The defendant
Judgment creditors. 1t is said, did not
appear in the partition suit. but the
commissioners. OF his own motion. on
an eX parte reporting of the lien. said
that the money should go TO these cred
itors. This In Itself, it is claimed IN
the petition is not sufficient to stop the
running of the statute OF limitations,
especially when the creditors have slept
on their rights for eighteen years.
lnaSmuch as the creditors are not
asking for the money, and cannot be
found, the appellants claim that the
money would he cscheated TO the Com
monwealth. whereas the law abhors u
forfeiturc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
RULES OF SHIPMENT
Heads of Rabid Animals Must BE sent tt
Washington.

Persons who desire - send the heads o.
fap.d animals Tor examination mus; take
care I" send them direct to the Hygicuic
Laboratory IN Washington. ana mus; snip
'ieiu 50 iAat tncy Will reach their destina-
ZION within twerty-four hours
p AIS warning was issued yesterday by ;hc
Stata Health Department. which ia nov.
Dusty engaged IN lighting rabies ia the
state. DESPITE repeated warnings. many
rerspns insist on sending suspected heads
TO he tranHhippod to Washington This in
FolVes Inevitable delay ana. az this season.
prevents the successful examination OF tho
nus. mo HEf'tnic Laboratory. which
eAainines these specimens free OF cost. ha.
Deen unable 20 examine a number OF s,scl-
mems recently sent from virginia. ana his
informed the Health Department that I'M
( 'ess specimens can reach the laboratory.
carefully packed in ice. within tweuty-lour
hours 10 examination can 5e made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
c. B. WOODPLEAOS
FORMER JEOP ARDY
Attorneys Seek to Stay Further
Prosecution Against Dis
tillery Owner.

Attorneys for Clarence b. Wood. for
mer president and owner of the Broad
Rock Distilling Company against whom
criminal charges were brought in the
United tSates District Court yesterday
morning. entered u plea OF formo l. jeo-
pardy in his behalf. The claim is that
the present proceedings are in viola
lion of the constitutional provisions
that man shall not be twice placed
in Jeopardy for the same oitense. Dis
trict Attorney J.. l.. Lewis demurred
to the Petition. 1t was taken under
consideration by District Judge Ed
mund Waddill. who doubtless will rem
der an opinion this morning.
In the recent proceedings against
the Broad Rock Company ii was proved
that whiskey hSd been manufactured
and sold without bearing the govern
ment stamp, ana, the plant. along with
its stock. was coniscated according TO
law. In bringing the present case
against Wood ana others connected
with tho corporation. the prosecution
argues that the corporation itself and
the stockholders are entirely different
parties In the eyes Of the law; that in
tho proceedings which resulted In the
contiscation OF the property. Wood him
self was not on trial, but tho property
alone was involved
on account OF tho petition presented
yesterday morning, the jury was not
called When court opens this morn
ing AT II o'clock, John VI. Rheu. man
ager OF the rectifying house. and i. W.
Williams, also connected with the
BROAD Rock concern. will be charged
with offenscs similar to those made
against Wood. Should the court act
favorably on his case. ii Will have no
bearing on the fate OF his employees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
WILL INVESTIGATE
JA|L'S CONDITION
Court Orders Commissioners and
Building Inspectors to Be-
gin Probe at Once.
FIX BLAME FOR ESCAPE
Delivery of Three Prisoners
Sunday Night Brings
About the Inquiry.

An order was entered in the
Hastings Court yesterday by Judge Z.
II. Wells instructing Building Inspector
Henry T.. Beck and the three Jail COM
missioners to at once inquire into
the escape OF three prisoners from the
City Jail on Sunday night. They are
directed TO begin their investigation
forthwith and report as soon as pos
sible to the court. The commissioners
are J. p. Roy, w. s. Gum and r. u.
Newell.
1t is the purpose of the court to
get at the facts concerning the de-
livery, and to find out the exact con-
dillon of the prison with regard to
its safety for the detention of
criminals. The Investigators are
asked to recommend whether any re-
pairs are necessary. whether add!-
tional guards should be placed on
escape should be attached to the City
Sergeants, his deputies or guards.
omcinl REPORT Of Escape.
An official report of the escape was
made yesterday to the court by City
Sergeant Sattcrfleld and the order
directing an immediate investigation
was at once entered
Apparently the escape was not due
TO any carelcssncss or negligence on
the part of any of the Jail officials
but, it is commonly believed to in
fcrior construction OF the prison. The
ease with which William Hartman.
alias ]. p. Nelson. indicted for forgery
Charles Fox and Norman Johnson.
convicted highwaymen, sawed through
four bars. supposed 10 be of tool
steel, indicates that they were of cast
iron.
While confidence has been express
ed by the police that the escaped
men Will be captured they have so far
managed to avoid detection. y re-
ward Of $500 has been offered by
Sergeant Satterheld for their appre-
hension.
The insecurity of the jail has for
n long while been tho subject OF
numerous recommendations TO the City
Council, and the cause Of much COM
mont, pro and con. In view of this
fact the report of the commissioners
and tho Building Inspector will un-
toubtedly be awaited with consider
able interest
1t is also regarded as probable the
Grounds and Buildings Committee OF
the City Council may probe into the
condition of the Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
THROWN FROM TRAIN
Three Men Trrrurzr r., 4. 4 T.. Train. but
CreMGian Handle Them.

i. II. >hortcl r. :. Jackson John Eya.
and r. . Gilmore wcro each fined s. and
costs Yesterday morning In Police Court fog
disrrderiy conduct U5oagG Il passenger train
OF ;he Richmond. Frede rcksburs and Poto-
mac railroad.
The four men created considerable excite
ment TutsGny afternoon when they jumped
aboard express as II vas leaving E!bi
station. rheI! rcwdyism attracted tho at
tcntion not only OF tho train crew ana pas
The train was stoaped and efforts wore
made to put the mcn of. Brakemcn sue
ceedel in ousting TWO. while the Others
ienpcd through open windows to the pave
mcnt
Policemen Tominaon and WALDORF went
10 the scene and placed the quartet under
arrest.
iiyalI explained TO Justice Crutchneid that
he and his companions jumped aboard The
moving train on dare"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
LAW IS ATTACKED
IN FEDERAL COURT
Milling Company Seeks to Have
Pure Food Act Declared
Unconstitutional.

Attack on the Vrg mia law regu-
latng the contents of stock feed has
been made by the American Milling
Company. of Chicago. In a suit filed
III the United States District Court in
hthmoni, the manufacturing con
Germ asks that the law be declared
~Qaeonst ''p;ional.
TIT dei,-uesn,s are. William d.
Saunders. StatS.pairy ana Food Com
missioner BenjaSn l. Purcell, De-
Putty state Dairy NSnd Food. Com
missioner samuel & Williams. At
,orney-Generai OF Virginia. Minitree
wealth for the city OF Richmond. and
Frank T. sutton. attorney for the
Commonwealth in Henrico county
The law attacked is a part of the
Acts of Assembly of 1910. Ii requires
the registration OF stock feeds sold or
exposed for sale in this State, and
among other requirements it pro-
i.!bits the use OF oat hulls and weud
seeds in condipental stock and poultry
foods. :.
: Interstate Question.
Almost the entire proposition of
Stale regulation OF traffic partly in
terstate in its nature is rcopened by
this proceeding, and there is involved
the rights OF Virginia TO prohibit the
sale OF products mado elsewhere. II
Is claimed by the American Milling
Company. which was denied registra-
lion because its feeds were found 70
contain articles prohibited by the
statute, that Virginia has no right
TO prevent the sale of goods when
are articles OF commerce in the State
Of their production. when offered for
sale here in the unbroken origina,
packages. The definition OF an origina'
package viii also be involved Ia the
litigation, as it has frequently bee,
heretofore
1t IS the Intention OF state official.
TO defend the constitutional.ty Of tn,
act should the United States court
declare it 10 be In violation of tn.
interstate commerce laws. no attcmp
would be >aade to enforce II agains
Virginia producers, since that woul,
be d'scr.miaatory. II would then D
Il question Of the rights Of this stat
TO protect its people in the matter 0
the sale Of feeds.
The process served on the defendant
names the FIRST Monday in July u
rule day for an answer 10 be fled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
WERNER RESIGNS:
WALSH ELECTED
Police Board Reflects Police
Officers to Serve Three
Years.

The Board of Police Commissioners
at meeting last night accepted the
resignation of B. II. Werner as
bicycle policeman OF the Second Dis
trict. and elected Nicholas Walsh. a
carpenter. of Lee Ward. to fill tho
vacancy.
Werner sent in his resignation yea
terduy morning following his strange
absence from the city last week. He
failed to respond to roll call last Wed.
nesday afternoon and nothing was
seen or heard from him until late
sunday night when ne returned homo
as suddenly as he departed
Walsh will be detailed for stree.
Patrol duty. and the vacancy In the
bicycle squad VIII be filled by L. a.
Leiss
Award Contract for Auto.
The Chesterfield Motor Company
WAS awarded the contract To supply
the new automobile patrol wagon
which Will be stationed in the First
District. This concern agreed 10
furnish Pope Hartford machine. TO
be delivered In ninety days. for S.
s25
Tho hoari adopted resolution
( which IN tho future VIII require all
applicants for appointment to the
force TO stand a physical examination
at the time OF fil'ng their applications.
The following officers wcre re-
elected for ter.nis OF three years:
Hcadquarters-Cn George T.
Pollock. Captain r. j. Mcmahon. Ser.
seant J. F Wiley. Sergeant j. 4. Bel
ton. Probation ONCE p. =. Poltiaux.
fFiTate Y" a. Tolsr and Private T. q.
Minor.
fifA D!strict-Sergcant r. r.
Brown. Privatos J. J. sratt, r l.
Cent? r. J. bryant c. ". Atkinson.
q T. Dugg!ns. r. w Crump. c. II.
Gerr!ng. Joseph McGow.n. V. Pendle-
ton. J. NJ Duffy. Il T. Taney and L
/ Bertucci.
Second Dis.ric;-sergean. p. L.
Nelsz. Sergeant J. II. Kerse. Pr,vates
J. H. Thomas. J.. T. Dunn. y. pillow.
q. 7. Mat;err. G. ". Thurman. T. G.
Manoicy and L, :. Hart
Third Djstrict-Prlvates Peterreld
Vest and W a Niieldr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
ECHO OF BEATTIE CASE
Indictment Against Evening Paper Quushed
in Federal Court Yesterday.

10 ~ OPINION MINCED a0Wn y5stCr-1y
morning. Judge Edmund Wadd!I % -aa
l'nItcd states District Court qGashod the
Indictment against The Richmond Evening
lournai company. charging that daring tho
tain repofrs that were ooscene ana I'm viola
ton OF the law
while not personally coadonlnr tho pub.
!ifaiion o. sich matter as was printed In
ne Journal, Judge WaddNl stated thar tic
publication was clearly within It's rights
and that no Federa! law had been violation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
c,,v word poIiticnI ,Ice,irp

Consideration OF the Richmond and Hen
rico Railway franchise and OF the school
Investigation may be had at the regular
monthly meeting of the CRY Ward Activcs.
10 be held Saturday night in Monroe Hall.
Should candidates for the Administrative
Board ~ present they may be called upon
to speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06

TNe Ini'ed Sintes DlrcGit C0uri OF An-
pe1ls which has been In session IN Asho-
vile. y. G.. for several weeks. has aI-
l"urned, and VIII meet in this city July O.
Deputy Cleri, Claude NJ Dean. who attend
cd tho court ut Ashcville. has returned 10
me city. The July term Ia expected to be
fnan th-cc or four days circuit .tndres
Go' and Pritchard and District Judge
smith. Of south Carolina. probably viii BE-
IN attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
Louixn Zines Double outnrt

j. NJ. McSween. general manager of
ne .Arminius Chemical Company.
Louisa county. was i'll the city yes
erday on business connected with the
mines. Mr.. McSween said that very
rapid progress was being made in
he work at the mines. and that dur
ing the last three months the output
Aad been more than doubled. New
shafts have been SUM tapping pure
veins Of pyritcs and a great deal OF
.mprovemcnt IS cOntcmpla ted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
ICE MISSION

The Times Dispatch has received the
Mission:
Little girls and boys OF Han
over and Allen Avenues $50. s3i 90
Jacob Cans ................ 90
Misses Jessie Mosley. Lucy Mos
ley Ernest Fulliam. virginia
Jackson, Lillian Brown, Louise
Bragg. TITLE keerney: Candy
SAFE ..'...'.'.....'.. 90
81 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
FORBES FINED $50
I'nid $50 for Speeding and $40 on Sc,
NmN 9 hurrc

Blanchard 5. Forbes was fined SEQ and
costs yesterday morn.a. in Police Court for
arriving an An'";n"9..e ABOVE the speed lin
u on Monday n!@ai and using a siren other
man the regulation horn prescribed FOR
motor vehicles bs frs ordinance
Mr. Forbes was reported bv Officers HE
i'aFris' Green and Lee. Two summonses
were Issued for him. one for speeding and
one lot using an outawed horn. How
ever hc canc forward before they wer.
sef'sd up"n him 1.eaded guilty and was
hned $40 Tor speeding and $40 on the other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
REV. G. W. MCDANIEL REPORTED
FOR VIOLATING TRAFFIC LAW

Rcv George W. Mcdaniel. u. d. pastor OF
The First Baptist Church. was reported yes
nc ordinance by blocking the entrance OF
the American National Bank Building with
IN automobile y summons FOR his appear
onoe Ia Police Court was issued. The Of
cense IS saih 20 havc occurred lasi Tnesdn y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
Council Meets To- NIGHT.

The Common Council. which failed OF a
quorum on Monday night. is called TO meet
tonight AZ S O'Clock. y large docket OF
business Is pending, including the Fergus
son ordinance. prohibiting undue political
acis'ty OF oTlceholders. and approval OF the
award OF contract for paving Broad Street.