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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Sans eHer Gnte.

Sacrament o. Gal.. is. SUM.
= Im II. Sum- 1897 blobtc it'd iiber
ben gisfeIoeru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der 8aIlou .9ornen" itplS I'M @iube.
triis er poh an Sorp ben tbatcns uno
piiiensburtisen Soridlcr Nnbre. Der
lid, gum 3icl seitcdt bate, Den NprSs
pol 81 finocn.
Siini5ebn Sabre singen bobin, unb
Die gar5e Wclt ipartete pcr9cblidl uuf
Naflriht bon Dem tilbnen Sampler
bes Sihts. Or blieb ~pcrido(lcn.
Am "a. Suli 1905 iicl, erifopft
bon lun9cm Slug, cine Sdnccgans.
BON Simeniionen. mic man in Galis
f~ornicu ME geicben bate. III rcu
8artcn bes Sarmcrs Sbpmas. nabe
@ontu9ue. Iu Dem cincu Sciu hcS
norbiiden Sogels fnlp Ger Sariucr
cine Etcltapicl lorgiam nit aupiers
brabt feirsebnnbcu. Die &dpicl truo
in nuscilbtcr, ubct lcicrliher @rdpur
Die &ortc: .Torbpol cntbcGt, 1. SuIi
1906, Inbre."
Sbomas filrd)tctc, bic @clt miirbc
cntlpebcr Der Nodrid)t Ielb't tcinci,
@ldubcu bcimciicn uber i'm iiir cincr,
Stipinbler bnltcn - CT behiclt pao
@cbcimlliB Der Sdrncc9nns iilr iih.
Sect cnblid, bat CT bon Der &utidait,
Die CT Dor feds Sabren erbielt. auupc
gegcbcn.
Die Sdmec9dnS unb bic Napicl
criiticrcn nod - picQcid,t obcr lit
Die acknowledgements in &irflidfcit
cine Hieicnifucc cute!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Sryan ais 8eriekteritatter.

Gbicagp, Sa., IS. Suni. = Snt
@tittelpunft ciuer Gorcuupentss S3ene
itdno Sumstns @iuinm ScnninsS
Srpan unb bel eincm 9ciud I'M
SnuptqInrticr zines Der Republics.
niid,en Siibrer, lpeldcn or in ieincr
GigcnidInft dis Seridterituttcr ma6tc.
luilrbe ibm cine Spution baraebrad)t.
Serr Sypon intcrpielpte im 2auie
bc5 Cages EQUATOR Siron, Den 9ams
pa9ucz2eiter Hooicpelt's, uno ocu
Director bcs Sait'ideu bureaus. Nczs
AinlenL mo bate gcgen gbcnb audi
cine fur6c llutcrbaltuns nit Sbcobore
Hppicpclt.
Ils er Die Sptcle 9obbp 6ctrat linb
lid, nit 0:tiibc ourh bic IcnId,ens
manen erdngtc, crtpntc lufort Der
HrT: Y6urrah fiir Srpau". bon alien
Scitcn luurpc Der @ait bc~iuiilfommnnct
uub nad)ecm man lid cine Wcile IN
Spdriicn ouf ibu erganacn, lparog
nilh Gin %itilrnliifcs &crlun9cn nod
elmer Icoc ldut. Scrr Srpan ipintte
aber nit GntidJicbcnbcit nb. uno be-
bciltcte Den Hdfititebenocn, or lei nur
ais Serihtcrltnttcr Oh nno bcntiibc ii1
nid,t nm Die Nomindtion ~icitcns cincS
rcpublifnniidIcn 9onpentcs.
Oils @rrnn bcs Experimentation Mcs
aiulcp oniidtig wurbc. ains CT alf i'm
81, briidtc ibm Die Sunb mn iu0tc:
Sh bin 8ctonmcn. nm mir Sbrc
SompipalSc ,nn6nicbcu. aonncu Sic
tic mir picllciht Seigen?" - mMcin".
criuibcrtc Wcainicn. uui bcn Sdcr3
cingcbcab, bic BADEN mir bier id,pn
bciicite gcitcllt. ober mir miirocn Sic
Sbncn icbr acrne lcihcn. fnuo Sic
ctpo in Baltimore 8ebroltd, eupou
81 madden milnidlen." - .Sb nein".
CAB S-Dan ladjcnb snriid, ,wir Scmu.
frnten brnud,cn 10 ctmns nidt. @ir
scoeufcn eincn Wmitcr. Gonuent abSu-
b%altcm."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
3m,t katbnlifdJem 5iee in
8rleien.
Zen l%iberalen, ioaenannten .nen.
tralen" gldttern ,Sainuis Staats.
5eitnns", vWailwantee Serolb",
,New Serieg Seituns", ,Gunb
idam sweier Welten", etc., sur
8eahtnns.

Hahbcm minmcbr Die Sablen Ser
Wablitimmcn pcrpifcntlitt iinp. fam
man iih cinen Sesriif MAIDEN bon Den
id)oncu @riolgcu Der aatholitcu in Scn
ein5clncn &anioncn. IufiaIlcnn lit
bic bctrGdtlife 3unn6me DER tatbos
liihen Stimmcn III Srilnel unb in
mcbrcren inouitriellcn @nbl6eSirtcn;
in Sriiiicl betrdet tic ruuo 10000.
luGbrenb Die 3abl Der liberalcn unb
ioSialiitiiden Stimncn MIR Inn ie
1000 6uacnommen babcu. IN Sbuin
runb 1880 segenii6er citer 3unabmc
BON $50 beS &artcls. in Sups va
rcmme $500 %9egcniibcr cinem Scrluit
beS aarte0s; i'll 0erlpiers lit bicics
GerbdltniB 4.600:47S unb in 9oMrs
trai ltebt Gin fatboiiihcr 8cninn bon
nabcsu 5000 Stimmen cincm Icrluit
Der aartcqs Stimmen bon runo 1,50O
eeacniiber. Sn Der SanbclSs Metro
pole Inttpcrpen cnblih pcrscihncn Die
&atbolifen cinen Stimmcnaelpinn bon
10000. bas &artel einen TcrlIit bon
900 Stimmen.
Die @eihaftswclt bcfirhtct pun
bem neuen liberal . iu3ialifiihen
&esime cine tiefsebeusc Strung Der
inbnitrieaen unb SnnoclSintercKen.
GS III mad bieier Hihtuma ichr be.
5cihnenb, baR s, y. bic 1inan5frciie
Der Wriiiieler SOric cinmiitbis fir bic
3eaiernnssiiite eintreten, bonn Hie.
manb pernas aleih ibnen ben wnns
berbaren Nuiihwnna 81 ,uiiroiseu nnb
81 ifaten, ben bic bclsiihe Vplfs.
uirthidait mdhrenh Der S.iGhrisen
Mc%siernnasseit Der fatboliidDen Yartei
aes0Usmen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

bier Yanngicrc nuf icincr 9tuihinc.
9llr5 ltad) Dem Infans pcriagte Der
Ieropldn inter icincr Gait unb itiirste.
alleroin9s aus nift bcbcutcnber Soobc,
5lir eroc. Ser @nifiniit brdd eir
Setn. Iuaro unb bic iibrigen Yaliuz
gtere blicbcn unpcrlcbt.
Nod Gin ulbcrcr frunSoiiihcr Slicz
ger, De Vriip, bate lln9liid. or
fam NIT cinem Eaiiasier Hamcns
@o'ttn9s bon Gbartres ber9cflosen,
nm an Dent Bcttbeiperb tbeiIsunebs
men. ais ieinc Ninid,inc abiriir5te uno
or 'clbn id)lpere inlcrc @erlcsunaen
erlltt. pdbrcnb icincm Ydhaaicrc
betoc gei1c 9%ebrod'en lpurbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
0ipfel Ser 8eelafme.

Serlin. %. Suui. = Die bon
bieiigen Sldttcrn gebrafic uno mad,
Imerita gctdbeltc @elouns, baB Der
Sduiter @ilbclm Goi9t, Der Dor ied)5
Sabrcn ais r5auptmann bon Scope
nif" Die san5e &elt III 2ahfrdmpie
perieete, in Sonbon I'M t%icflten GIcnO
geitorben lei, bat it'd oils cine He>
flmes Grid bcs 9~eriebencn altcn sud-
les cripieicn. Or lit Seiuno uno
mlnter u,lo bat Die falitc Gclbuns
bon ieinem an9cblid,cn Spbe ielblt
aussciprengt, nm pieocr einmal BON
lid rcpen 81 madden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Bum SrmakratifdJem Con-
psnt.
Siebe hicr5u Seitc + bieier
Summer.

Baltimore, Mtb., 20. Suni. -
Der ebemalise Hidlter Ilton y. Ynrz
fer aus Ncp yorf purbc hclite bon
benz arrangements Gomite 5llm tenls
pordren I~oriiscnoen Der bcnofrus
tiihcn &atiounl> Contention crnanut.
Sieie @ubl fanb gescn Den Yrotcit
%iaiam s. Sruan's itatt. bciien
Sreunbe bier anbcrc Sorifldge fir
Die @abl zines 5eitpeiiieen Goriiseuz
DEN 9entad,t battcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Grafbent Gait tpieber nominiert

Im Samstag Nbeno (22. Suni)
lint 1925 l1br puroe Yrdiioent Gait
nit sci Stimmcn gum %republifa>
niid,en Prdiioentihafts : Ganoibatcn
fir 1912 ipicber erlpdblt. SIR ga
SoIette itinmten Al, fir Cumming
II unb fir 8ooicpclt 106 SeleSaten.
Die meiiten H~ooiepelts2e ute jeoof).
345 an Der Sabl. entbieltcn iih bes
Stimmens; iieben Sele9aten tparen
nbtpc1enb. NIs rcpublifauiifer @ices
Yrdiioentidaits Ganbibat muroe Der
scaeripdrtise Iice sYrdiibent Sbermar
(Hep gorf) nieber nominiert mn
5ipar NIT 597 Stimmen. Sardul
nuroe bic 5aft'ihe Ylatform nit $3.50
eegen SO Stimmen angenommen.
8isconiin itimmte einmiitbig seaen
bicielbe, ba Die senannten Seleeaten
cine ~fortihrittlide Ylatform, bon ga
Sollctte %cntiporfen, DEM Gonpente pors
selcst. bieie aber auf ben Siih nies
bcrgelegt iporbcn mar. Sir cine cons
ierpatipe platform iparen Die @iss
coniiner Selesaten ntft az baben.
0esen balb II ubr pcrta9te lid Der
beurigc republitauiihe Tationals
Gonpent, Der in Die 8eidifte niebers
aeben miro. als Der Sobesfampf Der
Elm babies Sabrbunbert alien ,@ranc
DID YartD".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
mcltrefsrS ecid9laest.

SariS; 20. Suui. = Ser Nctpaz
nosSirun8s : S~cntballou .Goutc" bon
Der frunSpiiid,cn Irmcc : S%uitidiifcrz
Ibtbcilung bat Sicusta9 cincu ucilcll
@cltrctoro fir @0bcnflu9 bon Scuts
ballonS 9eid)Gifcn. Der nGontc" hui
cine &pbc D 1925 SUB crrcid,i,
Sisbcr lot Der fronSoiiidc NilitGrs
Talon -Ibiutont Ncnu", Der om Z.
ScScmbcr 1911 5n elmer Sohc bon t.
053 SUB nufsciticNcn mar. ben &Dhrns
rctprb iiir S~cntballpnS ocbuitcn.
"Sontc" III bcutc 2,S72 SUB bobcr
A%clticacn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Den 8crcinisien Stdoten. riidt Die
gntitcbung elmer friitlih : io5iolen
Rurtei in bas Sercid) Der Ioalihfeit.
Wenn = einmal gc5ci9t pirb, baB
Yarteis gilbung fcin 10 iibcrauo
ifruerfdIigcs Berf lit, ipirb DEN Be-
%fiiriportern elmer poiitip unb aus9c>
fprodcn driitlid,en Yartci Gin aites
Stiid porsearbeitet iein. - "a. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Gmf benz 81 Chicago tasenben rcpnblis
faniid)em National : 6pmpent bat
Yrdibent Taft sans uneruartet
nut Der san3en 9inie sciicat. -
Col. Hupfepelt bot bic Wrinbuns
eincr prosreifiurm britten Hartei
ungcfiimbigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Gin tornado. ipcldlcr sic &C.
acnb ppn annias Gin trai. toitet
minSeitcns 20 Terioncn haS 3c5cn.
Iuh in 3nucspile, =. bat Der Sturm
Wcnidcnlcbcn pcrnihtct.
= Ter l%lntcrsans mcbrercr Siihcr.
Spricr nit 200 Ginlpobncru nlIrrh pen
Insbruh bes %ulfanS Natmai in
Ilasfa beltdtist lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

y @it Dem Sau zines $4,000
foltcnbcu fatbplilhen Solcac in Scces.
20 Wcilcn bon VcARnrs. Soma. ipiro
iotprt %bcnonnen lperocn, @ao Gollcae
miro BON Mita(ireeui beS SrauAiss
tanccs CrScns Jeleitet !virSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Die meme Hartei Hopiepelt'e.

Nm Samsta9 Nbeno (22. sunni
in Der Sterbeitunbe Der ~re9uldren re-
publitaniihen National : Gonpention,
taste in Der Srfeitras SalIe 81 Gbiz
caao. fnum cine Ieile bonn 9oliierm
entfernt, bic u~nabbdnsige pro9reiiioe
republifaniide Yartei mub erfpdblte
einitimmi9 Sbeobore Hooicoelt 81
ibrem Yrdiipentlfdfis : garoibaten.
Hooiepeft nabm cine %teirpordre Eomi1
nation al infer Der Sebinsung, baB
Die Sclesatsn porcrit bic Golfsitimz
mung in ibren Seimiraaten erfprid)en,
Damn i'm Insuit fuieber 5uIaumteusus
tomnren unb beribten %ipiltcn. SDlte
Is baum mod INNER ibr Wile iein,
bak Ct (Houieuelt), Der grdser Der
neuen Hartei uerbe, bann ,uiirbe er
bic Nominatipn a%nnebmen, font nift.
Die neue Eartei ipiirbe jest appetite
rem on ale fortihrittlidjen Burger
bieies 2aunes, Oh republifaniId obcr
bcmofratiih. Sic Seit ici sefummen,
mo allie Siirser su ibreu Hcften
fomlnen iollcn, ipelfe an ale iene
Iarimen rer ofientliden unb pripaten
% oraIitdt elaubcn, bic naturz
gcmldB icber Sornt elmer crfol9rciden
freien Heeierlin9 unterliegt. Dies
tonntcn tic aber nidt inter Der alien
republitaniihen Yartei, pelde cine
Tartei Der Seblerei unb bcs 0icbz
ItablS lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
(SpeaieI fir bieie Seitung.)
CINE nemr palitifd3e partei.

: inns fheinf, baF es int Suite I
: reife Ses 1f%fentIifen, beS allse- I
, meinen Wobles lit. menu cine I
: mcitere Eartei in's 3eben &c I
, rmfen iuirb. Ser Gbefs I
3 Hebatteur. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

In9crS. 10. Suni. - Sci Der
S%ortieBma rcs Slug @cctinaS linn
icd5cbn Slicacr 81 cincm pom Gomitc
hcs Nero Stubs pcranitnltcteu @ctts
bcipcrb auf9citieacn. 3mpii Taiias
Sicrc murccn ani bcm Slug mitses
nonInlcu.
Ser Slic9er ALTAR auein hattie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Snb cine Gnt3pciln9 in Der Gons
BENTON 81 ~cripnrtcn mar. aeuatcn bic
itiirmiihen Iuftritte nm Rittpod,
GO. Snni). Nur bic Mnipeienbcit
bon 1000 ShusmGnnern perbinbcrte
bIutige S5cncu. Die @ittcrfcit mar
~eren5cnloS untcr ben G~ooiepeltcrn unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

ifon IGn9it pertdst mar. puroe Der
2drm nod fortgeicst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
GETS FRANCHISE
TO RUN IN COUNTY
Henrico Supervisors Act Favor
ably on Petition of Richmond
and Henrico Company.

BY a vote Of to /. the Board of
Supervisors of IIenrico county yestcr-
day granted a franchise to the Rich
for the extension OF Its street car line
into the county After the Willingness
or the board TO grant franchise had
boon announced. fight developed over
the rate of fare TO be charged by the
company. c. w. Throckmorton. APP
pcaring for the people OF Henrico,
urged that tho ordinance hold the
railway company to the Identical
terms under which 1t operates in the
city of Richmond. but clause was
finally inserted allowing n straight
scent fare to be charged passengers
coming into the city from tho county.
Passengers boarding the cars in the
city. going into tho county. may ton
der labor ticket. transfer. school
ticket or six-for-a-quarter ticket.
The ordinance adopted ensures
full transfer privileges for passcn-
gers from and into the county. School
tickets Will also be accepted MS faro
either going into or coming from tho
county. No labor tickets will be ac-
cepted as fare in the county. This con-
tested clause rs TO hold good for a
term of nve years. at the expiration
of which time or In case the road
visors Is at liberty to demand arbi-
trarily the acceptance OF labor tickets
and six-for-a quarter tickets BY the
company.
TO insure the county against loss in
case the public roads should be dug
UP and tho line never built. a bond OF
$4,000 will be posted By the railway
company. Tho ordinance also re-
quircs frequent stopping points in tho
county and a cluster OF lights ut all
such points. Also. provision is made
for railway crossings, or the two
miles and half to be built, about
one mile will be In the corporate limits
and milo and half in tho county.
The new limo will run over Fulton Hill.
out the williamsburg Turnpike and
through the Montrosc Heights dis
trict.
A number of citizens. as we'll as
Sheriff Kemp and Clork S. +. Waddill.
spoke in behalf OF the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
DON 7 KNOW WHEN
he LOSES HIS JOB
- & i,
Auditor Donohoe's Longed-For
Retirement in Hands of
Legislature.
BIG RAILROAD EARNINGS
Virginia as Yet Shows No Sign
OF Presidential Year Slump.
Few Dissolutions.

Back from his home at Fairfax,
where he spent the New Year, State
Auditor 5. Il. Donohoe remarked yes
tcrday that he had no idea just how
long he would remain at his desk. He
mas voluntarily given up his Office, but
1t rests with the General Assembly
as to just when his occupancy shall
cease. This fact has heretofore passed
unnoticed
Ihc regular term of the Office begins
on March !. and IL was until that Tine
that colonel Morton Marye, the late
Auditor, was elected. The appointment
ipy the Governor of Captain DonOhoc
lasts only until thirty days after the
assembling of the Legislature, and
cannot. therefore, extend beyond Feb
iuurS )" The lawmakers may choose
man at any time after their arrival,
and. II ne qualities, he will so into
Office at once.
While the Democratic caucus Will
probably choose an Auditor on some
niSht the latter part of next week
the DAY OF actual election by the two
houses remains to be selected. In order
TO allow Captain Donohoc to I'LL out
inc entire uncXpircd term OF Colonel
Maryc. 1t would be necessary for the
legislature TO specifically elect him
Tor that term, which Is considered un-
likely.
So IT is that the Auditor docs not
know how long he has to serve. IN
formation of his displacement will
come as better news 10 hirp than to
any one else in the State, for he is
d-weary OF official life and wants to
set home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
DAIRY INDUSTRY
HAS BEEN DOUBLED
State Association Will Hear En-
couraging Reports at An
nual Meeting.

Tho fact that tho dairyinE INDUSTRY
In Virginia has more than doubled In
the past two years will be rcportcd
10 the NTH annual meeting of tn.
state Dairymen's Association, which
Will be held in Richmond on Japunrv
l6 and II The duirymen of this state
feel greatly encouraged with the OUT
look. and they And that more general
interest Is being taken in dairy sub
5ects than ever before. Only small
percentage Of the dairy products con-
sutncd In Virginia is produced here.
most Of II being bought In the West
and IT !u this condition which Tie
dairymcn hope In the coming years 10
remedy.
An ambitious program has been pre.
pared for tho coming meeting. One or
the features will be the presence Of
\. p. Hull. president of tho American
Dairy Farmers Association. He VII.
deliver four addresses on the FOLLOW.
Ing subjects The Farmer Of To-
morrow" Dairyins as Business"
Selecting and Preceding for Dairy
Qualities and Feeding and Care OF
Dairy Cows"
Short addresses will be made by
men who arc in the dairy business
and have made good in Virginia Tho
program Will DC published later
The date Will permit attendance on
tho meetings OF both the Stntc Dairy
mems Association and the STATE,
Farmers institute,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
WOULD PARALLEL
SOUTHERN R AID
Charter Granted to Line Be-
tween Lynchburg and
Danville.
IS NOT A C. & 0. VENTURE
Builder OF Virginia Air Line is
!. the Active Spirit-Danville
People Want 1t.
IS NOT A C. & 0. VENTURE

81 For or tn, the purpose OF building a line
OK ,o,l railway which. If .consdmmnted.
t MGui St, prove Of large Importance in
terday from the State Corporation
S0,inmiesion by the Lynchburg. Dan
vile and Carolina Railway Company.
from point on the James River Dr.
vision OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
H ear tynehpurs. TO point on the
Stripped of verbiagc. tho charter in
creates an Intention TO parallel the
Southern's main line from Lynchburg
to Danviile. This. is a contamination
OF the people Of the city on the Dan,
who feel, as all communities do right
~ or wrongly, that they should have
Two lines OF road.
It. Q. Trey. of Amherst, is the pres
laent OF the now company. He has
already record of achievement in
railroad construction. since he was the
father of the Virginia Air Line.
Meeting the main and james River
lines of the Chesapeake and Ohio. IL
was aitorward taken over by the lat
ter road. but was originally built
through the Cooperation OF Northern
bankers.
At first blush II might be supposed
that the LynchburE, Danvillc and Car
and Ohio venture. ' First vieeaPresis
dent Decatur AHtcll. when seen yes
terday by reporter for The Times
Dispatch, said that he knew nothing OF
the plans and purposes of the cor
poration. Some months ago he re-
ceived z letter on the subject from Mr..
Troy. but that was the extent OF his
Information. Assistant Secretary -Icadc
I. Spicer had no knowledge which
would connect the venture with the
Chesapeake and Ohio
In I26 Miles Long.
AS chartered, the Lynchburg, Dan
VILE and Carolina would have the
right to run through the counties of
Campbell, Appomattox. Bedford. Pitt
the city OF Lynchburg or as many OF
proposed road is 125 miles.
The route would be almost identical
With part Of the Midland Virginia
Division of the Southern, called its
main line. 1t may be that a North
Carolina extension is also contem-
plated.
In these days of financing by bonds
the amount of the capital stock gives
no indication of the extent of the pos
sibiitics of corporation. In this in
stance the maximum is only $4,000
and tho minimum $500.
The officers are: T Q. Troy, presi-
dent Amherst; w. II. Read secretary,
Amherst Directors: Mr. Troy. Mr..
Read. J. e. Bowman, Edward Meeks
and l. b. Davies. all Of Amherst: a.
Il. Darlington, w. r. Fitzgerald and
l.. a. James. all of Dunvillc. The
principal office Will be ri Amherst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
NEW BANK OPENS
FOR BUSINESS
Deposits on First Day Aggre.
gate $74,91o From 1914
Customers.

One hundred and ninety four deposit
tors opened accounts with the Richmond
Bank and Trust Company. which opened
Its doors 10 the public at o'clock yes
terday morning for the flrst time Dur
ing the day deposits aggregatinS
S74.910.13 came over the desk OF the
receiving teller. Alderman John r
Grimes, clerk in the office of the State
Auditor, was the first depositor.
The bank occupies the old home OF
the National Bank of Virginia, at
Eleventh and Main Streets. the build
Ing having been fully rented 4 re-
ceptcn committee of four directors
with President H. p. Pollard, Jr.. spent
the day at the bark. receiving custom
crs and callers. Presidents. directors
and officials of many OF the other banks
came in during the morning TO express
interest IN zhe new enterprise. AZ the
close Of the first days business presi-
dent Pollard said there had been mol
less than 500 callers. and that from the
expressions made 20 him and tbs prom
ises Of further accounts, the institution
opeaed win every prospect ot bright
fa,u-e
c..ntoa / wnlia:as. cashier .. the
rev bank w.s 6asy throughout the Gay
greeting custornerE.s and arranging for
the!- husiaes. scanT,:a cds+!on.
Every preliminary o.. bank nach!n-
err 5C6 bss- arranged. The bookEeep-
erz. manly enpe-tsace6 men from
o.Ae- hanks were IL plgc:, and from
.ae -!-as ;he ars: teposst was made the
naE.a.ss q. ;aa Institution moved tor-
ward ~ilaog, n.tcn TIE new bank
nes 40 s;oIkte!osrs, It's stock te!ug
prc5sbiy more generally sc.tte-ed over
the city ;az- any q he c!de- :nst!tu-
t.oas. and 1@zr!y Ill ~ -hese stock
holders are using -heir :aaYence 70 So
cu.e accounts s:.d rr!-e tu:!-esa 20 tie
new e-,srp1ist
oacs.s G. TIE -ew bsnk are y Il
Pollard u, If me zeal sstats H.ln d:
Pollard & B.-ghg president; " J.
Whitehu:st, Vice president; :. T. Boy
eridge, vfcs- president; Clinton / WA
liarns. cashier
Di.tctors-W!iliarn H Adams Jonl
Bagby. s :. Beveridg4 Joseph =
Brady, W. Miles Cary, = II. Fe-gIssgu
W. s. Forbes, " ! Gilman Eapaae
Levy, Hill Aion;agu" Il Nccr@. II I;
Pollard, Jr. Maur!ce 4 Powers :"
Convey Saunders john 7. &a,leGGeli
r. c. Walford, Il Wallcrs;ein " y
West. W. }. Whitenmrst. JOHN T WI
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
COST IS REDUCED
BYCONv|CT LABOR
Can Build Average Road ST, 500
Per Mile Cheaper Than
Free Worlsrnen.

Positive reduction in the cost OF
maintenance OF convict labor on the
public roads has resulted in q diininu-
ton of the cost of construction OF the
average mile during the past year.
Cost of convict labor during the past
year. according to the annual report of
State Highway Commissioner =. ST
julien Wilson. made public yesterday,
was 5067 cent per tcn-hour working
day. In 1910 the cost was 66.71 cents.
while In 1909 1t was 72 cents per day.
The reduction In cost OF road build
ing Is particularly noticeable in the
matter of macadamized roads In which
the average expense has been brought
down 10 approximately an average OF
$4,000 per mile.
AS comparison, il is found that It
costs about $500 less per mile to con-
struct roads with convict labor than
with free labor.
The demand for convict labor"
comments Commit ssioncr Wilson, has
been far in excess of the ability OF
the superintendent OF the Penitcnti-
airy TO furnish it--Hrst, on account OF
the limited appropriation made for the
maintenance OF the convict road force;
and secondly. on account of the num-
Der of men available. With Il sutfi-
Client number of men and the means
tor their support available employ
mcnt can readily be found for several
times the number OF convicts now en-
gagged in road work
II is recommended that one or more
permanent rock quarries be cs;ab-
lishcd for furnishing road material to
those counties which have no road
building rock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
THREE INDICTMENTS BY
HENRICo GRAND jury

True bills were returned yesterday
by the grand Jury of Hcnrico county
Circuit Court against Sam Mark
Woody. colored, charged with an at
tempted capital crime against Il white
girl; ]. F. Pohlman, charged with
shooting Percy Johnson: and Harry
Walls. arrested for nonsupport. All
thrc ceases were set for trial this
month.
Upon the plea of Louis o. wcndcn-
burg, counsel for the accused, the sec
ond trial of Edward Foster. the Hen
rico preacher charged with criminal
maltrcatment OF an adopted daughter
was continued to the April term aIr
Wendenburg pleaded the pressure OF
his duties in the coming Legislature
for postDoncment.
The criminal docket for this term Is
one of the llghtcst on record