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Z. o. 3.

sd substantial growth has been
feature OF aerie No. 81. r. O.
as the past thirty DAYS. In that
~ seventy-tlve members have
~ 10 the local lodge and the
ior new memhers Is only fairly
, AT last Friday nights ses-
Following new members were
X D. Steley. Fl. 2, Mosher,
ssu' K r. Turner. Henry. New
-, Jones. +. j, Grusscy. r, A.
NILES ]. Breare, DR.. V. b.
/ ~ Thomas. n. " Mcqueen,
'IF9nce. William A. Stanley.
p,iA meeting OF officers and
d Yesterday afternoon a spe-
rueo was appointed to arrange
Same Tor the enterialument OF
TO iha tri-state convention
mere June Is, 10. and 70 per-
- ,or inc annual outing which
ue conclusion OF the con-
'1oss chosen TO form the eonl-
j: Thomas. chairman; a
a. Bsrnstcin. Albert Herr
i, M This committee viii hold
meeting at an early date,
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h woodmen Of America

eIlor m .s meeting Tuesday, May
rltays.Iip mad one OF its old
y th,nruuc gatherings. The work
sy su sn IN good style. Deputy
ssatInc .he camp In good humor
Hat.rst,, sixteen new applications
sithin This makes thirty-cne
hll, ,-s.neks was transacted and
<ksrs Sete allowed. The clert's
y. reports were accepted as
va olhent committee has un-
shsn ADOPTION. 10 take place
trr,.a An Interesting prosrs plnoe ~ ~ :
nsnb,rs 'or the benefit Of old
l, 10 ms, lamp closed In reg
' Tuesday. May ID AT
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NOTICE.

special meeting cf the members OF
the University club Is hereby called 10 be
Temple street. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county. state OF Utah. on the 18th day
OF May. 1912. at O'clock p. nj. of said
date Tor the purpose or authorizing the
OF sixty thousand (Ss0, ,0oo) dollars. or 80
much thereof as they may deem hest.
for such periods of time and on such
terms they may deem bast. and In evi =
dence thereof 20 issue bonds Of this cor
poration and 20 secure the same by q
mortgage or deed OF trust on all the
corporation or which II may hereafter
acquire: and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. May 3.
1912. II, n MAYO.
o2ey President.
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Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle met in usual order
with visiting members from Wood bine
and Parlt City circles Thiinhle club win
meet with Mrs Essic Palmer, Thursday
afternoon at 62s South Second West
street
Salt Lake circle met last Monday even
Ing, with all officers present. Many visi-
tors were welcomed. After the meeting,
social hour was spent Neighbor Bero
won the prize In the spelling contest. To-
nights g session Will commence at S:15
o'clock. There will be no meeting Mon
DAY evening May 2o, as the hall will be
used by the Maccs bees on that night,
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The Thistle club gave It's social dance
last Wednesday IN Odd Fellows hall
There was large attendance Of members
and their friends. Dancing commenced
shortly after eight o'clock. Songs we're
given AT intervals BY Miss e Dunlap,
Mrs. Churchill and Mr., William Cook An
interesting feature of the evening was the
presentation of p crystal fruit dish to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irvine Of the Ting
tie club. who were recently married. The
next business meeting Will be held We'd
nesday evening MAY %. in thc ga ne hall
large attendance Of members ~ ex-
pected
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Fraternal brotherhood

The drill team OF SeCo Lily lodge No.
202 is making great preparations for the
card party on TUESDAY evening, To which
all members and friends arc invited. Tho
lodge Will hold Its next session with Utah
lodge on Wednesday. Both lodges are
working hard for n joint meeting and en-
tertatument for The supreme president,
Iamas A. F'oshnN, .IMne ]
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G., A. z

~. 30 meeting cr Oliver O,
f,rs.No. NO. : a, O'clock this even
-, ot the post are urged TO
4 ssii if'io visiting comrades In good
- Az M, oe cordially Welcome.
Il !. Inward corps No. | w. r.
4, entertained at n card social
j q, 'r@ rnoon noon al the homo or Mrs,
,,Ssi,th avenue. The hostess
i g.,lIsn oy the president. Mrs.
.,n i,,uSeFs ,nn,sFs OF allied organizations
.s.u rlted r,nylted 10 attend,
t,i,rs Mcah post No. I will hold
lhs niseung next Saturday. II
"a .vs. t session before Memorial
T'" comrade Is urged TO be
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osniEh nrothernood

,1iroei'ng OF i.poro ,od,. lao,
rssHSSS; II was decided 'oes 20 io,n ms, ~
Jpnn ol tho Danish natin,ai
atts. ., Ia, At Wandamero i'u'
prorr, ue at work this week
eeus srrSinine, sr,n,, which win con
anms ~ and athletic events.
4 Rvsn at - speeches and songs
~ Z "a hopss65 s5e pavilion about !
Il ~ eelsbrst,nunnding country will
~ Nlob m,snd is;nnd and vice-Consul
ss o'saT o. The brother4otosns bi, r4 tss IN neWls CG
~ ' vIsl, evening. The main ~ -
~ o a n.m Was TO make the LODI
|G> The hooL. el NJ books for Il,
a. g s riqs We're presented h,
y Lodge NJ rom The followins
40 iS; ThorvaId Or.
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YeOulen,

Salt Lake homestead. No. 1872, Broth
erhood OF American Ycomen, held It's
regular business meeting In Moose hall,
222 South West Temple street, last Fri
day evening. II WAS decided To orga nize
wishing to joint the team are required
to notify the captain. William !. Morton,
s4S Conway court. The homestead Will
give dance Friday evening. MAY 81 =,
After the business session closed the
hall was cleared for dancing. There will
be business session next Friday even
ing
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Fnrasters Of America

Court Salt Lake No. 1 met in Eagles
hall last Tuesday evening the attend b.
ance was large. The auditing and finance
committees reports showed that the court
is In q prosperous condition. Now appli-
cations were received and committees
were appointed 10 act on the same, \
social took place after the meeting.
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And in accordance with law and an
order OF the board Of directors made on
the 1eth day Of March. 1872, so many
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
flee OF the company. room All. d. r.
Walker building, Salt Lake City. Utah,
on the goth day OF May, 1872. at >
clock p m. OF said day. TO pay de-
linduent assessment thereon, together
with the cost OF advertising oad expense
of sale. "a BAENEIT.
Secretary.
D. F. Walker building. room AT.
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RoYal Needle Club.

Mrs. Attn Miller was hostess Thursday
afternoon, when she entertained the
ROYAL Needle club at her home on Sec
ond North street The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in sewing and social
chat, after which luncheon was served,
Mrs. Wallace will be the hostess next
Tuesday afternoon
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Maccabees.

~. c,,v hive No. will meet in
h,Il nj the usual hour. Lady
-, pstls has urged a large at
.,cr,, COMMITTEES met last
~ r.nins to arrange for the me-
~, review. which Will take place
" All lccsl hives and tents VIII
IA. Ia tho exercises on that day
y, Ljnltepant Commander Mrs.
~ IoSf. wiu be in the city on
/ public meeting will be held
sIys No. 8 will hold regular
vsay afternoon. May II. AT $50
.<.hR Of P. hall. Supreme Lieu
4 6.-nsndsr Mrs. Alice s. Locke
I, ,r,ssn, 10 review and instruct
a n me hive. On MondaT even
~ M ,Sere will be an open meet
n ,hs hives and friends Of the
| (, rs,lrs hall. at which Mrs. Locke
ii.,,r +. lecture OH Protection,
|,,s5 hr siereoptlcon views.
- hire No. II met last week.
a sal. Commander Mrs. Belle NJ:
4 fsdy Collins and lady Paine OF
4 is5r garo and Lady Courtnay or
/ IN ssr. among the visitors. The
L. are Invited 10 attend the re-
Ia sIrs- hive M. / on MAY is,
\ N,A s invited 10 attend u card
/ r,.a by Lady Offer. AZ her home,
|FHk ,y.nue. Tuesday. MAY ~. All
liftabees and their friends are
n VIZ sa 2 public meeting on the
II 4 Nav 'gn al Eagles hall. by
-Nyes. Supreme Lieutenant Com
" Nfr Alice 3. Locke viii be pres
VI Ind another big crowd out
|Trrpis, nichr and much business
re- 10 the order vas transacted
hr 2 there Is another surprise
- fos tent No. ., bnt Record
& Vile, who always has these
= his sleeve. would give no hint
80. L would oe.
a Aaccabpes can rest assured
/ b ~ b. somc ''doins none can
y miss Captain Nate Hubbard
.aIfo.n rank was completely
n surprise last Wednesday night
Il lhe members OF the rank. with
Eih ard lady friends, called at
=, ss an expression Of their 10y
y gccd will for both he and Mrs.
~ The evening was very pleas
X1Et plth music and cards.
fumIi'ne on Memorial day met
Fcasied plans for its observance.
w be juno ls
s Knights should he on hand
nsrs3a! night. as there are mat
'hponsncn TO come before the
npsclally all members OF the uni
frs be present.
nsulsr review OF Lillian UolIistel
y u Vil bs held at Eagles hall
Nenlng. May 1S. At s o'clock
,en and officers are urgently
~ 10 attend
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Thistle Club.

On Wednesday night the club gave one
Of its old -tinlo social Ounces. Tho lads
and lassies' were at their best Care
was cast to the winds. The attendance
was large. One OF the pleasing numbers
on the programme was q song by little
Flora Dunlop, a true descendant OF Scot
land and loyal subject Of Yankee land
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Cedar Talisman Consolidated Mines
COMPANY; location of principal place of
business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice-Thrre are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account Of
assessment No 3, levied on the 10Th day
Of March 1912. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
share holders, as follows:
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Vast Waste for New Year.

| Canada for the first three months OF
1912 amounts to SS0.9o5.a50, New York
leads In loss OF sI1.so2.0oo, with Texas
with n loss OF s6.s27 900. Canada's pro-
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RESI- Am HEALTH TO MQ1HsR AND CHILD.

Nks. WrSsLow's SOOTHING SyHur hns peer
used Tor over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS, qi 81
N7OrNERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
:s,fErfISr viii, PERFECT SUCCESS y
s0orHEs the CHILD. SoFTENS the GUNS;
ALTAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie. az
n ;s tSr h,,i remedy for DIARRHTA. IT Is all
s,,,,.e,v harmjr-s ne sure and ask for Mrs
Winsjow's Soothing syrup" and take NO otne'
lind Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen lodge No. l51 Will hold its
regular semi monthly meeting next Mon
day evening in Odd Fellows temple. after
La lapse OF three weeks since the last
meeting. a large attendance OF members
is expected
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News Of the Insurance World

portion OF the total for the period amount
ed 10 s6.973, 600
The reported loss for Utah during the
period is sl56. 900: Idaho. 100000; Mon
tana, rSi7 900: Nevada, SIS, 900: Callfoc-
mia. $3.50. 600, Colorado $4,000. Arizona,
Sah. .nnm: NeM MnNInn- sSh nnO
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Pythian Sisters.

IIennion temple No. &. Pythian Sisters.
viii hold It's regular meeting Friday
night. May II. in X. Of y. hall at s
o. clock
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w. A. to T. U,

The annual election OF officers OF tho
Woman's Auxiliary 10 Typographical un-
ion will take place Monday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock in room 10, Eagle block. \
large attendance is expected.
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Moose.

The ladies' auxiliary TO the Moose will
hold it's regular meeting tonight at
o clock in Moose hall All members arc
rnnnnated TO be present.
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B. mai Israel,

The regular monthly meeting OF Tenn
pla Bnal Israel Auxiliary society VIII be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
r B, Halls,
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern savings depayf-
ment conducted In connection with thIs
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent U. q
Depository.
Frank Knox, PRESIDENT: James a. Mup-
ray, vice president: w. r. Earls. cashier
e. a. CuIberteon. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. 3a0e. e.eea- Interest paiA
q time depoSitR
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|Srst and Fraternal Societies

lob ~. NJ II LOnd, Chas. s. Floyd, j
D. Mortensen, Chag. Christensen, a a.
Bjorn. Nfggo Miller. Rosaurus Nielsen
and Geo. r, Peterson
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Royal IIighlanders.

Castle No. 33s met In regular form and
received reports OF interest There VIII
DO a dance given May II In the Labor
temple Tickets Will be sold at 70 cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

There Is little moro than readjust
Inent of the losses Of life companies.
shown In tho following table with the
figures heretofore published in The Trib-
une. Canadian companies. II seems. s,ls-
tained losses In various sums. The full
reports follow:
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Liherality Of Life Companies.

With their customary lberhlity. the
lie insurance companies OF the United
States arc Offering claimants every IA
cility for filing proofs Of death OF those
insured who lost their lives on the III
fated Titanic
The companies say they will require
only evidence that policyhoiders were on
the Titanic. Ccrttfcation by the White
Star Line company that they sailed and
were not among the survivors VIII be
accepted az proof Of death.
The insurance covering individuals so
Tar as obtaindble is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Net Curtains-S5 two
toned Curtalns-s3 Scrim
Curtalns-sS Swiss Cur
tains. Twelve styles-in
white, cream and Arabian
ALL 3 yards long and so
inches wide-for TODAY
o n "a AuerOach s.
sl.89 pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

OF disposing OF the crop. When all has been
rold tho total VIII probably amount to t.
5000 pounde Years ago the manu:ae,ur-
eFs visited the planters. examined the to-
paceo In the barns and made purchases.
the planter delivering the tobacco az the
ineto.ies
On account % tho drought o: las; season
tho quality OF tobacco has been inferior 10
ihe usual standard, and there has not been
a great deas of the me dark leaf for which
TN" ioosc creek NaNey and Davis Mil
neiFhborhood. on the south SIDE n, I'VE
eoraiy Is especially famous but 4; has ali
met ready sale from the manufacturers
and shippers 20 foreign markets The sales
WIZ continue Until Iuly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
VIRGINIA is HOME
Of The BLUE GRASS

w. G. Hatcher. of New Lonlon.
Rails county. Mossouri spent last week
in Washington. and ne undertook to
show a reporter for tho Washington
Post a few things. He. II course. bras-
ged about Missouri. but incidentally
he got In word for one of the great
products of Virginia. Talking abou.
the famous blue grass. Mr Hatcher
said.
Kentucky blue grass does not be-
gin to compare with The blue grass
Of Missouri. and the blue grass of Mis-
souri, Is not native to the state. Mis-
souri, blue grass. which occupies q
'ery m. .h larger area than the ter
ritory covered by the blue grass of
Nentucky. was introduced into the
tate from Virginia. and is still known
as Virginia blue grass. 1t Is so far
'uper!or to kentucky Lluc grass that
1 county, State and other fairs Judges
ave declined to permit the two grades
grass TO be exhibited in the same
lass, because the Virginia blue grass
.as always given first prIze. Maybe IT
because Of the superior quality of
ne Virginia blue grass that they raise
UGH fine horses and mules in Missouri.
'iaybe II ia the combination OF the
kentucky and Missouri biue grass that
las given us the leading Democratic
candidate for the presidency
Just to show you how must better
Virginia blue grass is than the Ken
lucky product. | may tell you or what
Is common knowledge in Missouri; that
when horses and cattle t,ie turned into
Il field where the Kentucky and Vir-
GINA blue grass is growing, they Will
pass over the Kentucky grass and eat
with avidity the Virginia blue grass
1T is not only in blue grass that
Missouri exceis. The finest sugar pears
also had their origin in Virginia. In
1882 Il Virginian rode into Rails coun-
~. Mo, on horseback. and I'm his sad
dlebags were sprigs from Virginia pear
trees. which he planted and the trees
that sprang from these sprigs are now
bearing large quantities of fruit. 1t
Is impossible TO estimate how many
thousands OF dollars each OF these Vir-
einia pear trees nettcd. The fruit is
Just as sweet as 1t ever was on.
Missouri is a good State. not only for
its agricultural products. but for its
statesmen"
Mr.. Hatcher might have gone furth-
er and told the man of news that that
same Virginia blue grass is still grow :
Ing in the old Dominion. and better
than ever before. better than it can
grow in Kentucky or Missouri. and that
thousands OF steers being fattencd on
the grass are shipped direct from the
pasture to England, ana sells higher
than any beef that reached the British
Isles
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GAINS IN EXPORTS.
Official April Figures Show In Well n,
tOmpnEed With Inst Year

Thc monthly statericn; OF the Department.
OF Commerce ard Labor show the ,ota.
value Of exports FOR April to have been
S!'SlcN" as nsains: si5i.eooc:o FOR The
same mot;h last ycnr Uhe imports were
valued a, s!5,.7o).t0o as against sil.sco 90
ioT NpFil. 1911. For the ten month. ending
Aprii - tho total value OF exports was 81
>fS'3l'Cc as nGnnst si.1a5 700 Cto In 1911 The
imports cor the ten months increased rom
S!,-'',s@.oo) To $3.50. $1,000 There was an
tpprcciahic falling on In the exports OF
'ttaH necI which last month consisted o,
ony 10000 pounds as aEalns, , 400 ora
pounds in April. 1911. For the ten months
nc reduction was from $4,000 pounds 10
!i'sSi." pounds Cattle los; heavily FOR the
month Tho largest Increase in natal ~
Ports Tor the zen months was in iron and
steel sheets ami plates. which went from
90 .@SoV pounds IN 1911 10 sii.t Coz pounds
In 1912 During the ten.month ner,oi We
5000 worth OF automobiles were scnt
abroad. as compared with $4,000 worth
ior ihe ten months ending April 30 III
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We will sell for the Undersigned ad-
mnistrator at 726 West Broad Street,
THURSDAY, JUNE 6.
at IL o'clock noon,
one handsome seven and one third oc-
tave Upright Piano. one four piece and
one three piece Parlor Suit. Tables,
Chairs, Rockers and Carpet. one hand
some Sidcboard. one Dining Table, one
Druggct, Chairs. etc. one large steel
Range, six handsomely furnished Bed
rooms. combating of Dressers, Stands,
Mirror and SHain-Front wardrobes and
Chiffonnicrs. Felt Mattresses. Springs.
Bedding. Covers, handsome Pier Mir
ror Enamel Beds. Mantel Mirrors. Pic
lures Chairs. Couches, Trunks. orna-
ments. Toilet Sets. one Chandelier. Gas
Stoves. Heaters, Ladies' Desk. Mating.
Crockery, etc.
Sale positive-Thursday June 8. at
IL o'clock.
TERMS: Cash.
KEERE c. STEINER,
Administrator.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
AnctiOpeers
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Tho Corn Clubs.

Interest In the Boys Corn Clubs is not de-
Ginning, but appears TO be gaining Now
sixteen States are represented by organ!-
cations SaNng FOR their purpose the encour-
asemeni OF scientific methods for corn
growing by boys and young men on the
farm The Southern States arc no, back-
Ma!G IN ms movement. iTIt are leading
In tic number Of corn clubs and In tho -.
'er o. i"div!duni records being established
rs result of this movement the corn
crop or tho South promises to assume very
s.nl. is leader in this important move
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penaI j2pttcg
]ihce OF Collector Of city Taxes,
City Hall. Room lo7
NOTICE, To TAMPA YE,I2S

III. room lQI.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
City taxes Tor 1912 are due are
payable June 18th to 3Oth, incIusive.
The city ordinances provide that
ne-half may be paid IL June and the
remaining half In December. Failures
TO pay all or onc-half in June incurs
: penalty of per cent on the whole
amount. which Is due at once, and II
not paid before SEPTEMBER /, tho
collector is required to levy. with
costs added.
ALL MALES 81 years OF age, ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALEJ who
own personal property as nduciary,
and all parties conducting business In
the city OF Richmond COT whatever
naturc) are assessed. and VIII plea Sc
call and settle. sc d5 to avoid delin-
GRADING. PAYING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER
TY STOOD on land books on January
81. 1912, and see that you get all your
bills; property transferred February
or later stands in name OF owner
This is the only notice required by
law: please give it PROMPT ATTEN-
TON, as under the ord nances Der
cent penalty Will be added to tho
whole bill after June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes. etc. must
he paid AT the office OF the Deputy
collector. Tenth and Hull Streets
1IERBERT L. HULCE,
Collector Oh Taxes. City of Richmond
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MORE COLD STORAGE.


'FCIr9aHfs' VOId St0rHge COmDany ErccfIn-
r'e-Siory BIiiding to Double CAPACITY.
"ronnd was broken last week at the cor
nsf OF ruin and BYRD Streets by the Mcr-
ing company FOR an Immense building that
VIII about double their storage capncity
anu woTk Is being and will continue IN be
pushed rapidly. The lot upon which tho
building Is TO be erected runs through 70
aiAth street. and will give the comnony,
room FOR large Offices on the Sixth Street
trance TO the additional plant The hui;d
ing vi! be five stories high. 100 feet iorr
ana l2o feet in width. Measured by aoniss
ZOE instance the increased storage capacity
o' me company will be 1000 barrels aho,,,
uuoHoIihs me rresen, capacity in the build
I'M, M, on the sSmo block The new buildinr
men completed Will cost Including Tho
sfoMnd upon which IT stands $50 90 a.
IN me other part Of tho plant the cont
mem mem VIII be complete and strictly M 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Peetfna5

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
holders OF the Kline Motor Car Cor
poration Will be held at the onlco
OF the company, American National
Bank Building. Richmond, Va, on
the It'll DAY OF JUNE, 1919 nj ~
O'clock noon, for the transaction AZ
such business as may lawfully come
before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
D. r. MlDYETTE.
Secretary.
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Btulnenn 2otrcf3.

Bank OF Commerce and Trusts,
Richmond Va. MAY -. 1912
AT y MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors of the Bank of Commences
and Trusts, held on May 80, 1912
the regular semi annual dividend OF
:; per cent. on the capital stock OF
ine bank was declared payable on
JULY /, 1912. Checks Will be mail
cd. Z. b. CAMPBELL.