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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
UNA GANGA

Qp:er desee adqunir i'm mobilia,jo
para sala, compuesto de doce silas.
cuatro sillones, dos butacas I'm sofa V
una mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada De
Viena, tiene ahOra propicia oportuni
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa Y seis ai'las
para comedor; un guarda-comidas un
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra. un
nitro una mesa con piedra marmol
para ell servicio del comedOr.
Tambi6n puede adquirirse, una eana
de hierro, para una plaza, IN lavsho.
Este mobiliario esta completamepte
nuevo Y puede verse, en- Ia casa nfImero
38 de Ia calle Gle Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05

VimoS allf los senores Sosthenes
Behn, Nicolas Megwinoff, Jose Maria
Lomba, Candina, Carlos Conde, Dioni-
sio Trigo, Pedro Giusty, H. Behn, Ven
dig, Wolf, el director del American Co
lonial Bank, DR.. Munoz Diaz, Perez Lo-
sada, Antonio Roig, Juan Finlay, Ricar-
do Casal, Rafael FFabian, Rauchemplat,
Jose Fernandez, Miguel Lamadrid. Jose
Garayalde, Mr. Salom6n, Sr. Amado, Su-
birana, Don Giullermo y don Luis Ru-
bert, Diego Aguero. Mr. Thompson. Nj
colas Hernandez, Richardson, admins
trador de la Aduana Y muchos mas que
no recordamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
La Association Musical

Aver por la manaua 81 cclebr6 la ga
Asamblea General de Ia Association Mu-
steal " Felipe Gutierrez para nombrar
los yocales suplentes, Presidente Homo
rario, Vice Presidente. los socios de
honor. recaycndo diehoe nombramientos
- Ia, perSlaa> ,lII.en.e PresIleute
llonoraro, dom Baucl Balseiro. Vice
Presidente, Elective. don Gouzalo Nh
nez, FocaleS Felipe Burgos. Trinidad
Morales. Felix jimcnez. Antonio Sail
crup, Nenesio Pagan, Fernando Barrios
Diaz Socios dc Honor; DR.. Cayetano
Coll Y ToSte, Don Manuel Xeno Gambia.
don Jose Mu6oz Rivera. DR. Jose {. Bar
boSa, don Jose Perez L0sada. don Vicen-
te BaIb1S DR. Jose Gomez Brioso. DR.
Cayetano Coli y Cuchi, DR.. Herminio
Diaz, Lcdo. Jose Coll y Cuchi. Dr. Ra-
fael Velez LOPEZ Tambi6n fu6 nombra-
do por unahmidad abogado do Ia Asocia-
cion ell Dr.. Cayetano Coll Cuchi. Ter
mlnando La reunion las II 45 de la
tarde para reunirse ell domingo pr6ximo.
para tratar de otros asuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
En- prinera lectura

En- la Camara dc Delegates Sc aproba-
ron en- la lectura, en- In Ultima session
los t. de la c. 70. Por ell senor Munoz
Diaz. ASignando una cantidad que no ha
de exceder de cuatrocientos dollars para
In representation de Puerto Rico en- una
reunion extraordinaria en- la cual sc da-
ran confcreucias sobrc instruction Y le-
giSlaci6n relacionadas con la profession
melica reunion que Sc celebrara en- Chi
cago los diaS 70 Y 27 dc febrero de 1912.
T. de la c. IA Por los senores Cora,
Santoni y Suliveres. Para terminar la
construction dc un puente sobre ell rio
" Morovis en- In carretera n1mero 20,
via Manati a Morovis
T. de la G. -. Para enmendar la sec
ci6n 50 de Ia Ley Municipal
t. de Ia C. rs. Por los seTores Cueyas
IeQueira, Amadeo, COira, Suliveres, San
toni. Benitez Santana, Ceryoni, Roig,
Cautino, MaSsari, Santini, Trelles Olivia,
Brnltez Castauo, Rivera Guerra. Para
enmendar una ley tituhda Ley prove
yendo para IN construction de caminos
y puentes insulares" aprobada en- mario
10 de 1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Agradable excursion

Invitados por eI prestigioso dcloga-
DO a Ia Camara, don Carlos Bemtez
Santana. fueron 81 sabado Yabucoa
los reporters re los diarios de San Juan.
In magnifco automovil fue puesto a
su dispOsici0n
En- Yabueoa 81 les obsequio espltn-
didameute por el senor Benitcz San
tana y por Ia noche, Sc les di6 IN gran
banquete, que ameuizo Ia banda esco-
lar de dieho pueblo, y al que concurri6
gran numero dc distinguidas pergo-
nalidades yahucoanas Al destaDar-
So 81 champagne briud0 clocucntemcntc
Fl senor Benltcz Santana y tambtn
orindaron, aludidoS por este. los seno-
res Andres RODRIGUEZ Vera, de ,'El
Tempo, Pedro Il, de Diego, de La
Dcmocracia Joaquin Pajals, de La
correspondence, y nuestro compane-
ro DE redacci6n J COLI Vidal Para
todos hubo aplausos nutridos Y espon.
t4neos
EIoras feHccs Sc pasaron en- Yabucoa.
pueblo de genie simpatica y distin-
glida
Aver tard" rcgresamos "a esta tapi-
tai los inyitados, encantados de la agra
dable excursion Y profundamcnte agra
decide a nuestro distinguido amigo don
Carlos Benitez Santana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
En- la iglesia
de San Jose

Aver dio c0mlcnzo en- Ia iglesia DE
San Jose la devotion de los siete do
mingos FL diez de Mario, por la tar
De, comenzara la novena a San jose,
consisticndo en- rezo del santo rosario.
letanias, gozos eantados, breye plat
ca y salve cantada Todos los cdnteos
seran acompaiados por la orqucsca.
Ell 10 de Mario terminaran los cIltos
con la Msa solemne con panegirico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
En- la Fortaleza


FL Gobernador obsequi6 eI sjbado con
m almuerDo al Honorable ub-Tesorero
Sr- James +. Curtis y su comitiva que
la componen la senorita Belle Curtis.
Harriet Curtis, Harriet Wadsworth.
Georgina Hopkins, y el senior Eliot Wad-
Sw0rth.
Fneron invitados ell Attorney Gene
raj Mr., e. V. Brown Y Sra, Sr. Wences-
lao Borda y Sra, Sr. Luis Sanchez Nora
les Sra, Teniente F. j. PARA Cap6 Y
Sra, Srta. Josefna Neumann, Srta. Jua-
nita Finlay, Srta. Jose6na Korber. Te
Sorero A. ii. Richardson y Mr.. D. +. Ri
chardson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Noticia local
a los marinos

Puerto Rico Bahia de- San Juan.
Canal de 30 pies, Bajos formandose
n bajo. de- nm largo Approximate "a
lao yarda>. EN- una direction de- MO.
a SSE y he 80 yardas dc aneho apr9<i-
m4damente con una profundidad a. =
pies de aqua, cSta formaudose hacia el
Oeste - yardas aproxinajamentc de
la Boya numero 10
Los buques que caian mas dc n pies
quedan avisadoS para eonservarse dentro
de una Inca pasando por la Boya No -
La situaci6n aproximada del lado Oes-
lie del baio en- la parte mas alta del mis-
mo eS como sigue;
luz posterior dc cnflamiento del baio
anegado. l27-1I4o verdadero Norte, (SE
r. mag)
luz posterior de en6lamiento de Ca
tano 224o verdadero Norte $50 lI8 o.
mag)
Lista de Boyas. etc, 9th Distrito, 1911,
p T.
Por direction del Comisionado de Ia
ros
G. N. Austan.
Lieutenant, u. S. N.
inspector.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
En- la Bolsa
del Comercio
Reception a Mr. Curtis.

Ell viernes en- la tarde Sc celebr6 en- el am
pEo departamnto de La San Juan Stock
and Produce Exchange, una eSplendl-
da reception en- honor al Honorable Mr..
Curtis, suhseeretariO del Tesoro de Was
hington,
AL acto asisti6 10 mas connotado del
comerci0 de esta capital.
FL distinguido presidente de la Bolsa,
Sr. SOsthenes Behn, ofreci6 Mr.. Cur
tbs. en- nombre del ORGANISING que presi-
De. aquel homemade, en- un discurso que
fu6 muy aplaudido y en- el que di6 al
al distinguido funcioRario americana la
mas afectu0sa bienyenida nombre de
los s0ci0s de la Bolsa
DespuGs habl6 nuestro estimado amigo
don Carlos Conde, y de su discurso que
fue ObjetO de las mas atlas celebraciones,
henos pOdido anotar las siguientes ideas.
Honorable Mr.. Curtis: Al atcnder
q la invitaci6n del senior presidente de
la San Juan Stock and Produce Ex-
change, mi particular amigo Mr. Benh,
habeis de perdonarne 81 10 hago en- mi
prOpio idloma, va que mis- conocimien-
tos del ingles no me permiten hacerlo en-
el vuestro, cual deseara.
Por Ia presidencia, os Ia sido dada la
bienycnida 2n nombre de los asociados
de Ia BoLsa, Z O. me honro en- pcrtenccer,
eS natural que tambien le estemos re
eonocidos al Honorable Secretario del
Tesoro. que interpretando nuestros de-
secs, ha SabsIo completeness designan-
10 para visitarn0s persona tan prestigio-
sa como indudablemente 10 Is el Homo
rable subsecretario de dicho Departa-
mento. Mr.. Curtis
rs no obstante sensible que vuestra
estancia entire nosotros haya de ser tan
corta, que ann brindandoos la oportuni-
dad de conocernos personalmente, no os
permita sin embargo tratarnos con ma
yor intimida 1, para que entOnces pudie-
seis ileyar vuestro regreso una impre-
sion verdadera de nuestro m0do de ser
en sus distintos aspectOs, privado, social
y comerciaL
FL eomercio importador, Honorable
Mr.. Curtis, al interpreter el arancel de
aduana yigente hizolo siempre con un
sano recto criterio Y 81 antes, a raiz del
eambio de SOberania, cuando su implan-
taci6n aplicaci6n dificultabase, no tu-
vo razonamiento alguno, Is l6gico su-
poncr que no babria de quejarse ahora
vici0samente. FuG nuestra norma de
oonducta en- todo tempo, Honorable Mr.
Curtis, et sostenimieuto dc relaciones
cordia}es con los centros ADMINISTRATORS
autorIdades guberuativas reSpetando
y acatando lacs leyes establecidas, pr0te-
gidos sempre por vueStra enSena de las
franjas y las estreIlas que al fotar en-
Puerto Rico cobija a sus habitantes por
sgual SIN distinction de personas III ma
eionalidades. En- esa noble Y justa aspi-
raci6n continaamos asi, Honorable Mr..
Curtis, esper4mos que vos 10 reconoz-
Gals.
Brindemos pues por el feliz arribo
el grato conoeimiento De la persona de
Mr. Curtis
ri discurso del selor Conde fu6 aplal-
did1simo.
FL festejado agradeci6 con frases ex-
presivas tan elocuentes manifestaciones
Y despu6s Sc brind6 con champagne;
hubo muehos obsequios, pastas tabacos
Restina, todo con la gran esplendidez
que es costumbre de la Bolsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Cine de la Plaza

Esta uochc gran ac0nteeluicuto en
el Cine de Ia Plaza. Sc cstrena la gran
pelicula La Coronaci6n del Rey deln-
glaterra como Emperador on Ia India
Is de IN efecto maravilloSo, digna he
verse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
FL Cine Tres Banderas

Esta nochc Sc exhibira en- este Cine
-un programa variadisimo en- el Que fl
guran magnificas vistas de larga dura-
clon y asuntos interesantisimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Ponce, Enero 80 ,te 1912


Sr Don Luis Adolfo Bas,
Presidente dc la Asociacon de- De
pendientes de- csta Ciudad
Distinguido Sr Y amigo.
No me puede retener el deseo de ma
nifcstar a I'd la satisfaction que me
ha producido al leer el Reglamento
que Sc sirvi6 enyiarme. por el quc ha
de regirse esa Sociedad. en el cual he
podidO yer el plan Que Sc proponen
desarrolIar al orgamizarla
Iacen bien Udes. al desechar del
programa todo sentimiento de hosti-
lidad hacia sus principales con los que
Sc We tratan de estar en- perfecta ar
monia; limitando las aspiraciones del
ideal a obtcner el m1tao auxilio an
caso de cnfermedad Ia lnstrHcuja i
recreo este cs loabe. a >eryir de off
cinas informative para los >ocios de-
pendicntes que husquen co!ocaci6n r
principales que necesiten empieados =
deseen direcciones dc manufacturers
de los Estados JFuidos
Las ycntajas que esa inrormacl6n
ofrecera a los Lefes de easas comercia-
les y ofcinas cs inapreciabIe por sa
yalor
Merecen Udes que, adem1s de aplau-
dir la obra que Sc proponen realizar
Sc les presto una leal cooperation, eoad-
yuvando dc esta manera que vean
completamente realizado e hermaso
proyecto que en- tan buena hora con
cibieron.
Por mi parte, pueden Udes. contar
con mi mas activa propaganda ayn-
da, para que la Association de Deepen
dientes de Ponce, sea una verdad Y
tenga una vida vigorosa que es acree-
dora esta EN- condiciones de llevar.
Puede listed hacer ell uso que tenga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05

convepiente con esta carta Y me sus-
crlbO de I'd atento amigo afectisimo.
G. r. Neuman.
La carta del distinguido senor Neu-
man es ell mejor comentario que Sc
puede poner a la discretisima actitud
de los dependencies poncenos, .cuyo
gremio no yiene crear divisiones pc
ligrosas sino por el contrario, a orga-
nizar la clase de manera que sen I'm
mejor auxiliar de los iefes del correr-
cio.
En- esa orientacf6n inme iorable, nos
gusta yer la juventud enthusiastic que
.al luchar por ST. mejoramiento Y su
progreso, busca sus aliadoS precisa-
mente en- aquellos de quienes SON co
labOradores excelentes.
Muy bien, muy bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Los dependencies
d e P on c e

Ponce, Enero 81 lie 1912
Sr Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Senior
San Juan.

Adjunto le envio una copia De una
carta de un gran comcrciante de csta
Ciudad, para que nos haga Il favor de
darle pubGcidad Y comentarIa Ell las
columnas de su ilustre periodico:
Anticlpole las gracias por Las moles-
tias que lie ocaciono Y me suseribo de
I'd con el mayor respeto y consIdera-
ci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05
Luis Adolfo Bas,

PreSidcnte INFERNO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-05

Sr Don LUIS Adolfo Bas.
Presidente dc la Asociac,on de De
pendientes de- esta Ciudad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
DR.. j. R. GARLICK
? ASSES AWA Y.
Distinguished Pastor Was in
His Eighty-Scvcnth
Year.

Rev J. II Garliok. d. D.. died yes
terday at his residence in this city
in the eishty-seventh year Of his age
For more than half century Dr.
Gailick has stood high in the church
and MS power and influence was Sc
cure not only in Virginia but through
out the South
He was born at Burlington. the
Gwathmey homestead. in King WA
liam County Va. December 80, 1925.
His youth was spent under the most
refining influence Of education and re-
ieion. HIS family intermarried in
colonial days with the Bayiors. Govans.
Gwathmeys. Hills. Temples, Gnineses.
ana Walters and he inherited the best
Of Virginia life and spirit from these
widely known families. Educated at
Richmond College and the Columbian
University. and giving himself early
in lifc 10 the Gospel ministry under
the training Of the noted Andrew
Broaddus. -. ID. he at once took q
high stand IN the list Of the best
cultivated men of his day. His love
Of scholarship and his varied learn
ing drew him into educational pur-
quits. and he successfully conducted
several schools for the training of
young women. The most noted OF
these perhaps was the 'Rappahannock
Female Institute" at Burlington, King
ana queen County.
DR. Garlick's first nastorate was in
Hampton. va. where he formed many
strong friendships subsequently he
In f.f.t
IN King and queen County In the
year 1870 he WAS called TO the Leigh
Street Church ia Richmond. where ne
did a great work building up n strong
church. which abides to-day with
growing power
With advancing years he retired to
fields OF pastoral usefulness in Hanover
County For several years DR.. Gar
lliok taught tn tho Richmond Female
Institute and The Woman's College.
of Richmond AS trustee or Richmond
College nc brought TO bear the ripe
experience of his teaching life on the
adjustment or educational problems.
TO othcR honors the degree II Doctor
Of Divinity was added with much
heartiness by tho college
/ Mrs Garlck was Miss sue Morri-
son OF Smithncld, who proved his low
ins cmcient hclpmate for nfty-three
/ years
Dr Garlick had hecn nm invalid for
several months living Ia retirement
y family OF children and grand
/ children make theif home In Rich
monl. among them one son. II Cecil
/ Garlck and three daughters. Miss
Lizzie n Carlick Mrs H. B Todd and
/ Miss Mary Atwood Garlick.
DR. Garlick was tho uncle OF the late
judsc VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
MAN KILLED IN
AUTO ACC|DE N I
Parkinson Car Stolen From
Hotel Garage for a
Joy Ride.

dispatch from Pen Mar. Md ,a-ly
TINS morning brings the news ~
i+'"l automobile accident near that
pace. causing tho death OF on. r,an
ana the wreck OF an automobile 49,
sunhably tnc property OF j. T. Parkin-
SON OF 200 Wet Franklin Street ,hIe
CITY The name OF the owner of ,be
car is given as T. S Parkinson ~,
iNchmoni The directory contains no
sucn name. II is known that J r
Parkinson and family are touring in
.neir motor car near Buena VISTA
Md. in the vicinity OF Pen Ma
The dispatch follows.
crushed under an automobile IN
which they were 10y riding Over ,ha
mountain roads. Edward Creaeer
dead and his brother. Charles Cre,yer
IS suffering from two broken MS
The automobile. which belonged IA >
; Parkinson. Of Richmond. va i, n
battered wreck
The automobile is said 10 have bcon
taken from tho garage OF n ho,el al
Shenh Vista Springs near here. with
cut tho owners knowledge. ana aftor
one OF the riders is alleged TO have
obtained tho garage key BY climbing
through \ window.
The accident happened shortly afte,
Midnight. when tho car. getting he.
yond control OF tho driver. ,umped
from the road near the hotel. crashed
into large oak tree and turned
turtle. with Edward Croager under
meath The crash awakened guests at
the hotel and they lifted the car from
creaSer ana FOUND him dead. his
neck was broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
TOBACCO IS HURT
BYLONG DROUGHT
Not Quite Average Crop Elk.
pected in State This Year
by J. ]. Owen.

Hardly normal crop of tobacco
is expected this year in Virginia by
}. j. owen. of the Department of Ag-
riculture. who is a resident OF the
tobacco section. and is regarded as an
authority on the subject.
The long drought is held responsible.
Absence OF rain from the plants has
largely stopped their growth at the
right time. Later rains will help the
situation to some extent. but they prob
ably come too late to produce the
bumper crop. which was expected early
in the season.
A drought rather late in the sea-
son almost precludes that degree of
recovery which is possible to tobacco
plants when the season Is younger.
At this time 1t is not expected the
yield will be far below the average
and is likely to be greater than last.
year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Following nrc the polling plnccs
FOR the primnry election Tomorrow:
Clny mrd-i'irst Precinct. Pine
mud Main streets; Second Precinct.
20 south Harrison street; Third
Precinct. al south Laurel street;
Fourth rrccinct. iS2G Vest Cnry
strect' Fifh Precinct, south Frat
street.
jefferson wurd-Firsi Precinct,
-.iD Hn~; Ninin street; Srcond Pre-
cinci. hob Enss Leigh street; Third
Precinct. -i3 North lN,cnt>-nf,h
street, Fourth Precinct, 2s0i VI
street; Tifth Precinct, 81 North
Iwcnty-ninth Street; Sixth Precinct.
Scc"nd mud Denny streets.
Lee Nnrd--i'i,st Precinct. Iinrri-
SON ana Broad Streets; second pre-
cimct, Niu West Brond Street; Third
rrec!net, 1907 West Drond Strect;
Fourth Precinct, 80 W.Ss nroad
street; rifth Precinct. G0d St. james
street
Madison Wnrd-f'Irst Precinct. 4Ii
North risith street; second Pre-
cinct. Ioi Nurth seventh street,
'rhird PRECINCT. t70s rus, uro,d
street. Fourth Precinct. 5os nm
strr"t' iiih Precinct. 1909 INN
strec'i Skin Precinct. 1897 nm
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
New Kent Jail Not Mrong.

Charged Win bTeaKlnE Inv n Ware-
house OF tho Chesapeake AID Ohio
Railway Com amy at Providence Forge
last Fr'dsy and plundering a cash till
ert L. Morse. colorcd. was brought to
the Henrlco County jail yesterday for
safe keeping Detective Angel. who
that tho Jail In New Kent County was
not strong enough to hold the negro.
and asked that he be kept here until
vriday, when he viii be taken back to
Providence Forge for trial. His COM
mitmcnt papers were signed by Magis-
trate Richardson. of New Kent County.
When Morse was arrested Monday by
Detective ANGEL he had $40 In hts
possession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
nuildinr Pcrn,It.

Building and repair permits were
issued Yesterday as follows
II ; Wallerstein. TO erect two
story brick tenement (two atores) on
The east Side % Brook Avenue. between
broad and Marshall Streets. TO cost
Sitterdlng- Carneal- Davis COMPANY.
10 erect one-story detached frame
storage shed on tho north side OF
Moore Street between Bowe and LON
hardy Streets. TO cost $500.
w. II. Adams to repair two frame
dwellings. llo6-llos Wallace Street. to
cost $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

William Meade an old colored man,
who said that he had been brought up
on the farm Of the late Judge Wits
father as slave. was arrested yes
terday On warrant sworn out by
Morgan Tyler. colored. alleging as
sauli with an axe He will be tried
this morning by Magistrate Puryear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
runernI of Major s,rlnefeIIor

~" 1un'TaI OF MAJOR Charles s
Strinsfe!low took place yesterday
morning al lls3o o'clock at :, Paurs
A-pIscvpai Nntrcn- The lntcrment was
made In HOLLYWOOD Cemetery
owing TO the fact that a large num-
oer ~ attorneya arc out ~ the city
AZ thls seas on, President i. II c. Cabell
.oi the Richmond Bar Association. de-
cided 70 await their return hefor. rnl-
INK meeting OF the bar to take action
on tho death oi Major Striugfcilo,y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

End of Campaign.


nephew Of Captain John = curtis Of
tHis city, died IN the Protestant Hos
p p, lG yes,er ,, from Injuries received
at ocean view two weeks agv.
me piers and Injured his spine. He
WIS taken at once to a Norfolk hos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Goyernor In.urnnce ,1ccllne.

Governor Mann and lnaurarcc com.
missioner Button spent yestc.da
cil Point attcnAine tic nicotine I'd
tho National Association of c.
aiiy and surety UNDERWRITERS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
NO CITY WATER
FOR OUTSIDERS
Aldermen Shut Down on Emer-
gcncy Request of Wood
land Heights.
CARY STREET ROAD
Smooth Paving for Lombardy
Strect-Many Minor
Appropriations.

Use OF city water in Woodland
Heights beyond Canoe Run in Chester
field County. beyond the corporate
IL It's OF South Richmond. was in
definitely postponed by the Board OF
Aldermen last night. an ordinance
granting the use under certain rcstric-
lions being referred to the city At
torncy. which It was stated meant It's
defeat so far as this Council IS con-
cerned. The Council Committee on
W ater recommended the ordinance.
g4antlng to the Southside Company.
me. the right to lay two-inch main
from the city limits at Semmes Ave-
nue. to Woodland Heights. for distri-
button among houscholders there. all
water to be metered at the city limits
and charged 10 the Southsldo Company,
Inc. at - cents per 1000 gallons.
whether used or wasted. the contract
to continue for one year. 1t was ex-
plained that Woodland Heights has its
own water supply but that IT Is in
adequate. and that 1t was desired TO
use city water as a supplementary re-
serve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
An Emergency Measure.

The Application was first made TO
the Committee on Water as an emer-
sency measure several months ago.
when wells from which tho supply had
been drawn ran dry. and permission
Tor the connection was given as an
emergency relief. Tho pending o-di-
ancc was for extension OF that right
Tor one year. The rate Of 10 cents
n%ed by tho Committee on Water was
raised by the Common Council to 25
cents. and In that shape the paper
came up last night on concurrence
Dir. Powers said that he had been
informed mat the city Attorney had
ruled since the passage OF the ordi-
nance by the Council that since the
southside Company proposes to sell the
water again TO householders. II would
be necessary for the right TO be grant
ed In the form Of franchise. not an
ordinance Mr.. Mitchell objected TO
any delay
The people Of Woodland Heights
wanted the water at once ana were
willing TO pay many times what 1t
cost tho city OF Richmond