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ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
 of the GOLD CANYON MINING COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, whose names are hereto subscribed, the laws of the Territory of Arizona, have this y imto %odv coyDorate and to that end have made, signed, acknowledged and executed these Articles of Incorporation, and do hereby certify:
 The name of this corporation and by which it SeoLD sea5i cANVoN M1STNe coMFAST,' ~
 The names of the incorporators are P. l. Mo Intyre and Phil Herold The principal office or Place or a at SoaIs ants rL hts covut Territory of Arizona, but branch offices may be places either in the United States or foreign countries as the Board of Directors may from offices meetings of the stockholders and dlrcc- tors may be held and all business may be tran meeting was held at the principal office
 III.
 The time of the comm of this cor po- ration shall be the day of the filing of it's Articles of IucorporariOn in the office of the County Re certified copy thereof in the office the Auditor for the Territory of Arizona, and the termination unIess the same be renewed, or be dissolved before that time by majority vote of it's mem bcrs or by operation ot law
 The general nature of the business proposed to transacted by this corporation is to locate, or sell or otherwise dispose of mines mining of all other kinds of mining or mineral lands or properties to buy, lease or other wise acquire, to hold ana Ew T innse of and develop lands, concessions, franchises, rights of way, inning claims. oil wells and oil lands and other real estate, water rights. and interests in any of said properties; to engage in and carry the business of mining. of building and operating stamp mills and other mills. tracting the precious and other metals, boring, digging, drilling. tunneling, and exploring for, producing, refining, distilling, treating, inanu- facturing, pipping, earring, handling; storine' dealing iil buying and selling gold silver. cop per, coal iron, lead, oil petroleum. mineral gas. asphaltnm bitumen, butuninous rock and other her III hydrOCarDOn products of all such substances; and for such purposes to buy, contract for lease or otherwise acouire hold own, manage au1 operate. mort gage, sell. otherwise dispose of rehneries. pipe linesI tanks, cars, manufactures, macllin-
The border vidette., 1912-01-13
Stockholders Meeting.

To the Stockholders. of Crescent Cop per Company.
 Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tho Stock holders of the Cres- cent Copper Company Ca corporation) will be held in the Office of Dr. A. A. Doherty, Town of Nogales, Arizona, County of Santa Crnz on the 5th day of Feb 1912 at 10, o'clock A M thereon, for the purpose of electing Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting.
 A. L. PECK,
 Vice Presidep
 l-6 St.
The border vidette., 1912-01-13
THE WATER SITUATION.

At the meeting of the Town l Council last Monday night a re solution was introduced and | adopted authorizing and instruct ing the Mayor and the Town Clerk, to enter into an agreement for the purchase of the NogaleS Water Campany's property and water supply system in Santa Cruz County.
 For the purpose of arranging the terms of sale and purchase, the Town Council met in special representative of the Water Company present. The agree ment as authorized was submit ted and signed by the Mayor and the Clerk on the part of the Town, and by the President and the Secretary of the Water Com Dany on behalf of the latter corporation The terms of the agreement are to the effect that on or before March first next, the Town shall purchase the Water Company's property, fran chise, and contracts, in Santa Cruz County, for the sum of sixty thousand dollars.
 The Mayor and one Council man opposed the agreement to purchase on account of the amount of the purchase price, but the Mayor lowing to the will and direction of the Council signed the agreement.
 The Water Company has plac- ed in escrow all deeds, assign ments, and other papers, neces- sary to convey the property, all of which will be delivered to the Town upon the payment of the agreed sum.
 There is some difference of opinion regarding the advis- ability of purchasing the Water COmpany'S plant at the price they have fixed, but the largest tax payers appear to favor the carrying out of the agreement. At first glance the sum of sixty thousand dollars for the prop erty seems considerable, espe- cially where an insufficient water supply is always probable during the summer months. But it is figured that the Town would be the gainer by making the purchase.
 As an auxiliary or emergency plant the Water Company's en- gines,- pumps, and well, are worth to the town S13, ,OOO. Their real estate. reservoir, tanks and pipe lines, S2O, ,OOO. This leaves S23,O00 as an apparent excess payment, but to eliminate the Water Company as a competitor is worth to the municipal system at least S4OOO a year, which is sixteen per cent per annum on the S23, ,OOO. Furthermore. the purchase of the present system would bring immediate income to the town from which the in terest on the bonds would be paid, thus protecting the town taxes against the payment of one years interest of S6OOO, for nearly twelve months time would be required in which to otherwise install an entire in dependent system and begin to derive an income therefrom. The bond money is now avail able provided S6O,OO0 is paid to the Water Company in accord ance with the agreement.
 Therefore, at any time within the coming six weeks it is pos sible for us to have municipal water system. We hope the mayor and members of the cOun cil will immediately get together and decide upon the proper course to pursue and than act with celerity, vigor, and energy. The people are with you, gen tlemen, in whatever you do.
The border vidette., 1912-01-13
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ss
 (,ountv of Santa Cruz.

Before me- Frank J. Duffy.a Notary Public in and for the county of anta Cruz, Territory of Arizona, ou this day pcrsonall ly appeared r. T. Mcintyre and Phil Herold, known to me to be the nersons whose names are subscribed to to the above and foregoing Articles of Incor- Doration, and saverGlly acknowledged to me that they executed the lnle for the purposes and considerations herein expressed.
 Given under my hand and soal CT office thts twenty sixth day of December, A. D., nineteen hundred and eleven ,,
 Seal FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Notary Public My Commission expires November l9 1912. First puhlicatiou Dec. 30th, 1911. 6t
The border vidette., 1912-01-13

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, cs
 COUNTY SANTA CRUZ. ] 0 Before me, Frank J. Duffy Notary Public in sn6. for the County of santa Cruz. Terri pea-ed J. w. Bible, T. L. Lcwe, w. F. Cheno- weth and H. w. Kelsey. known to me to be the persons whose names subscribed to the above and foregoing Articles of Incorporation and severally Acknowledged to me th tt they executed the same for the purposes and con sideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this sixth day of January, A. D ., nineteen hundred and twelve,
 SEAL FRANK J DUFFY,
 Notary Public. My commission expires January 19, 1912
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WILL RETURN FLAGS.
Two More Confederate Flags Captured
by New Jersey Regfmcnts.

Acknowledgement Leinster has re-
ceived letter from New Jerseys ad-
jutant-general W. r. Sadler, who
states that il is his desire TO return
two other North Carolina flags. These
nags were captured by New Jersey regi-
ments. The letter 10 Acknowledgement
Leinster IS as follows:
My Dear General.-The New Jer-
sey legislature has authorized the re-
turn to their original owners OF all OF
the Confederate batt,efiags that fell
into the hands of New Jersey regi-
ments during the Civil War
In our collection is one that be
ionged 10 the Second North Carolina
Regiment and taken in the battle at
charlottesville. May ,. 1863.
There IS another flag here that We
think may possibly have belonged TO
d North Carolina organization. This
flag IS one Of the stars and Bars"
type II was originally feet ! inches
long. by feet inches wide. and was
made from a woman's shawl or dress.
The stars of the blue field on the OBJ
verse side are cut out of white SEX
and sewed on. On the white bar on
this side are the words 'Surry Marks
men" embroidered I'm yellow silk In
the centre of the blue field on the re-
verse side is q large single star. en-
broidered with yellow silk Above the
star. embroidered with the same ma
terial are the words Car in the
Field" The flag is torn so that there
are but three letters of the frst word
remaining. We think that il may have
been ~CarOlinas in the Field
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TuckeI-W waller.

Ancestor and parents desired OF
William Tucker and his wife. Nancy
Grider. William Tucker was born in
Virginia March q. 1871 Il think in Abe
marie County, and married about 1883.
They had the following children; Eliza
beth. born 1870. married Allen Suddeth :;
George. born 1902. married Ruth Par
rot Frederick. born 1875, married Har-
riet Moss James. born 1871, married
Mile Carlton. John. born 1879, mar
RED Polly Haegier Jane. died an in
FAINT william born 1872. married Re
becca steele: Hiram. born 1904, married
Salhe Parrot: Joseph, born 1915, mar
red Mary Isbell Joshua. born 1859, died
a bachelor.
Some Of thve children were born in
Burke County, y. {.
Also would like ancestor and parent
Of John Walker. who married Mary
Rowen John Walker. born f47. /.
Where2 Died 1897. 2. Where! 3.
Where did he narry2
(NfIsS) CARRIE JOHNSTON.
Cleveland, Tenn.
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3 h22,zA!s.41. .x-,z-.--.,.
~ CHE tmes ptspottb A
S&o GENEAHG COLUMN

marie County. Va. married Patsy
Moon. in Virginia. moved to South
Carolina IN I7S4. and lived in Edge
neid District where he dice in lsOs.
lie had children viz William. who
never married. born about I7C7. Sarah
married William Nichols. had no
children. Bird. married Elizabeth
Smith lived IN Augusta. Ca. in lsIs
Jacob. married Nancy Moore. lived in
Abbcviile District. :. G Susan mar
William English: Patsy mar
ned Mr. Cobb. Nancy. married MIR
Cobb. Elizabeth Mildred. married
first. Mr. Middleton. second. Samuel
Savage. George Washington. married
Nancy Benning. Charles. married
first. Joyce second widow Cook. Who
was Prudence Martin.
Bird Martin. son OF Charles Martin.
married Elizabeth smith. and lived
IN 1913 in Augusta. Ga. had a number OF
children. the following recoliccted
=. Charles 2 Patsy Ann. married
Dr. Ace lived in Mississippi. and has
children. 3 Thomas Smith. married
Mary Springer lives In Carol County
Ca q Eliza married Charles Mirnms
has children lives In Columbia. De f.
5 George Washington. This account
Of Bird Martins family - quite I'm
perfect.
T.. P Martin. son Of Charles Martin.
married Arabcn Campbell In AbbsviIIe
District. = c.. and lived in isI5 a.
Campbcr's Mills. upon Little River.
Abbcvslie District. =. G. lie had one
child. John Campbell Martin. who
married widow Mccoy. whose maiden
name was Mary stark. had children.
4. Luther. ?. Annette. 2. Mary. a
Thomas. 5. John. 9. sarah. :. STARK
Patsy and Nancy. daughters OF Nancy
Martin. married Ccntierncn ~ the
name Of Cobb. One OF their sons was
called Thomas. and the other ones
son vas called james. James Cobb
grandson OF Charles Martin. married
Charlotte Campbell. sister OF Thos
y. Martins wife. and lived tn Ham
burg =. G. lie had a number Of
children. patsy. . sister Of james
Cobb. married Peyten Bibb. had
eight children. viz :. Nancy. ?. Edna /;
3. Harriet. q. William. 5. Joseph +.
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Whitfield.

VIII YOU, as a matter OF speCIaI ac-
publish a genealogy Of
the Whitfield family. giving the pic
ture of the coat-of-arms2 six or seven
years ago. probably longer, there was
published in The Times Dispatch the
genealogy / ask for. II you viii repub-
lish this il viii be greatly Appreciated
by one Of the number of Whltheius
scattered over the Country If you hnu
il impossible 70 republish this. will you
not kindly put me in the way TO get
copy of same from the files OF the news
paper. Thanking you for your kind p
ness in advance, I am.
MISS G. W. W.
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Edmnndsfnne.

Information desired 20 the children
Of Thomas EdmoEdsfOne. youngest
son Of Colonel Archibald Edmond
stone and Jane Bcsii. o. Prince George
COUNTY. Md. Tho will Of Archibald
Fdnondstone was probatct az Upper
Marlboro. Prince GcoTgc County. Md.
in us Thomas Edmond-tnnc D. sup
posed 10 have removed With Others OF
thc name into the virginia Valley.
Augusta County. abou' i7sH.
2 Information desired ~ scotch
family Of Csmpbeiis. who came 20 VIZ
rinia about i750 Archibald is believed
10 have been the name 81 the immi-
grant ancestor Of the family Among
shc descendants were Archibald and
Reuben. brothers. and a sister Who
grnbnfhg fhg fig fnCjf g-nfl rjmiWm
r,,ar~icd - Preston. Reuben camp.
h~ll married --- Austin and had
a son. James Austin Campbell died
in fua. who married Mary .ld,..e
Vaushan. 81 Ooochisrd ~ Amelia
county: sons. Robert and bhoef,,
Robcrt born IN Richmond n ~.
TENS bSSbAN.
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1 have been gathering some facts Tor
family history. but cannot get some
much needed facts.
Considerable evidence shows that
our family. Cannon. came from Nor
folk County. Va. 20 Greenup County
Ky know that my great grancfSth"r.
Richard Dozier Cannon. was living
in Greenup County. Ky. i'm LIS. lie
married Mary Wilson sometime be
fore 1872
Could you refer me 10 ans sources
OF information. or give me 1ny facts
about the earliest settlers II Virginia
BY mis- name,
think from the middle name.
Dozicr. that our family. before Richard
must have been connected with tho
Dozier family b. marriage. or iu some
way
II you can give any references also
for facts about William. Moses. Ohedian
Fuqua and the Worthing on-. Of
Oransc. and Frederick Countics. Va
Hoping Tor an early reply.
" r. OAMAfO%.
fons Broacwav. Louisville. rs.
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Martin GeneaIoey.

Through an unavoidable error. the
end OF this genealOgy appeared last
week instead OF the beginning. The
cart was put before the horse.
II is 10 be hoped that all readers in
terrsted in il kept last weeks paper
and will read II after this--Edstor-
Thomas Martin was born in Vir-
sinia about I7ls re resided in Abe
marie County. Virginia tie was mar
RED three fimcs-frsi. 10 Ann Moor
man. by whom he had eleven children.
viz :! Lefty. who married BENJAMIN
Moore. residence Virginia. ?. Charles.
who married Patsy Moon. residence
South Carolina fAbbeviilel. 2. John
who married Elizabeth Lewis. Clark
County. Ky. = Mildred who mar
RED Aficaish Clark and Ogicsby.
virginia. s. Thomas. who married
Susan I.cdbcttcr. L :. Army. Newport.
Ky. o. James and Z. Elizabeth
both died young. :. Nancy. married
Alexander Bisin. residence Lincoln
County. Ky. .. Pleasant. married
Rebecca Jopiine. residence Tennessee 3
70. Judith. married Richard Moore.
residence Virginia. u. George. married
Bartry Wood. residence Virginia.
lie first wife. Ann Noorman. having
died. Thomas Martin married Miss
Glover or Kentucky. Hts second
wife having died. he married Mary
Suddafth. and had one child. viz
u. A5rarn. who siarried Jane Tribose.
residence Tenn
Lefty lfatin. Married Benjamin
Moore lived IN Virginia. and had
children. viz. 4. Elizabeth. married
Richard Perkins: ?. Thomas. married
Mrs. Powell. BENJAMIN. married
sarah Perkins. 4 Mildred. married
Harding Perkins: s. Sarah. married
Mr.. Douci. g Dyer: :. John. married
Miss ballard.
Charlie Martin son Of Thomas
I.-.l-I. .I..-llL ~ ALnr-
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wanting to end the DESCENDANTS OF one
MOrdica, JOsbuen and Meredith Price-
am d granddaughter OF Mereottn
Price. and my great grandfather was
also named Meredith
Tom Price. who was once Governor
of MARYLAND was my fathers cousin
am anxious for the name OF my
great great grandfather Price. Please
ind If there IL a record of the family
with any Of the Virginia Prices. You
will greatly ohlige a reader OF Inc
Times-Dis patch.
Very truly.
MRS. sALLIE PRICE GIBSON,
Rufin, y. G.
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Please give me through your paper
what information YOU can on the Spen-
Ger family. of Buckingham County. /
know very little Of the family history
beyond my grandfather. the Rev. John
Spencer. who died m Buckingham Coun-
~ a good many years ago. am toic
that some of his ancestors a. one time
owned considerable land on James
River. either iu Nelson or Buckingham
gnnu-v Very truly yours
q u SrEN GER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

desire Information of my great
grandfafhcr. Jacob Robbins tie was
too young 80 enlist in tnc hcsoiuiion-
AIRY War service. but hi- Droth'f' WI
1t.u, Robbins. enlisted from Randolph
C-ourtv- n. G.. and served about two
,,ears ard. according 60 The inclosed
copv Of the affidavit OF Ahsaiom Rob
bins another brother. hts father lsho
would be my great -krcSt-grsndfaiherl
uas IN the battle of Ouilsord.
According 90 family traditions ne
name ras also Jacob. but 50 far ! have
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kennon.

Genealogical Department OF Times
Dispatch
In your article on the kennon fam
ily in Yesterdays Times Disaptch you
mention from the records OF Bristol
Parish only four children of Richard
and Elizabeth (Worsham) kennon-
From deeds and his will u6eT. on record
II HenricO County, we md four other
children mentioned viz. Mary. Sarah.
Judith and Martha The latter mar
ried October p, l70i, Colonel Robert
NIunford. whose son, Robert, married
Anna Bland.
Elizabeth Beverly Murford. the
granddaughter of Robert and Anna
Bland Munford, married General Rich
srd Kennon. r. w. R.
Petersburg, Va
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Any information about ;lis family
uiu be acccrfahie. Joshua Tracy. born
baltimore County Nd removed fo
Wcf.burg. W. Va. ISIS removed
10 Belmont Ohio isi1. died f,-
Married Nancy Vaughn she died
iSg. Children Joshua. b i7as fn sarah
Moore Levi f.lar Mars Andres.
Shirdcn. william Razf kcziah. Jesse
N fsIs married l..itfrIa MetrIr"
nj .s Nfargaret $50. 1872
MRS. NATTLIE r. FERN ALu
SO Sheppcrd street. y. ". Nalh.rs
ton ID g..
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Richrrd white in ReuofutIon.

Gancalogical Editor Times-Dispatch:
Dear Slr--Can you give me any IN
formation concerning Richard White.
who came from England and settled
in Gloucester County, Va? lie en-
tered the Revolutionary War in l7so
aud drew q pension from the United
States govern ment-
Thanking you for any Information
YOU can give me. / am,
Respectfully yours.
HILDA s. WHITE.
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Affidavit.



On the nth day of October. 1872. APP
peared before me. Moses rutherford.
Justice Of the peace of said county.
Absolom Robbins, age seventy eight
the 18th day Of September who being
duly sworn. saith that he was born on
the II thday Of September. 1865 m Ran
dolph County. State of North Caro-
lima. where he resided until the sur
render of Lord CORVALLIS.
Deponent goes on 10 state that ne
was too young TO serve in the army
during those years. but was old enough
70 observe and remember distinctly
passing events and that he expected
10 be drafted into the service about the
time Of Lord CORVALLIS 5 surrender. az
he was sixteen years of age tnat IAN
He further states that he is the brother
of William Robins. who died ~ De
catur County on September II, 1854
was a pensioner under the government.
and husband Of Bethia Robins who
applied for pension under act of August.
1886" Deponent further states that
he was more or less in the company Of
his brother William during the Revo-
lutionary War. and states most posi-
lively that his brother did serve under
Colonel Anthony Sharpe. in the said
Revolutionary Army during the years
i77s- 70 in the counties of Randolph,
Guilford and Orange. for at least one
year" and further that he also served
some months in the year l7sl Also
that "deponent well remem beers all OF
the movements of the army during
that season in the immediate vicinity
where he resided. Deponent had a
father, my great great grandfather IN
the battle of Guilford, and also his
brother William was in the same en-
gagement He this deponent remem-
bers the following officers under whom
he served, to-wit: General Greene. Col
onel Sharpe Colonel Collier, Major
Edward Sharpe, Captain William Gray
and also John Gray
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viii you kindly publish the descen-
dants OF William Pomfrey, who came
from England. settled in New Kent
County. and married Sallie Burch
Thanking YOU in advance.
INQUIRER.
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VIII s0u write az Tho D'0-ineHn
family in your SUNDAY rtrr Az
date and Information about tH.r. y
there b. any record ~ ife family
want 20 know who turfh ni.H.N.
son was. and efc.. aud pr l.nt.-t 'tf
branch ,sas nearly rclafsd to iha liuuoh
MRS G.. y. SCOTT.
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SnpnCpr.

want to know If you can give me
any information about the Spencers.
Colonel Gideon Spencer. generation,
who was in the Revolutionary Army.
and your price for same. and oblige-
MISS NAME SPEN ER
ScOttsburg Va.
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Gmxfh-TayfOr.

Ancestry desired or William Robin
son Smyth. Smith. l76S-isSS, and Mar
tha TAYLOR. his wife. both from VIZ
ginis Martha Taylor was related 10
Gen. T.. Taylor.
Information. desired regarding the
ancestry with genealogical data OF
Dinsilla Glass. who married their son.
John Taylor Smyth. Can you tell mo
II any of them rendered military SER
vice that would entitle descendant TO
membership in the ID. a. r. 8 or Col
ouial Dames2
a. L. s.
Fenniile Ga.
f(.., amy Of otfr readers furnish the
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not been able 20 locate any record OF
his enlistment If you could Ouer me
any suggestions AS TO where or how
might trace some record OF him | would
appreciate il very much and would be
pleased TO compensate you for your
trouble
If you csuld give me the names and
dates OF your ancestors ON the inclosed
blank IL might assist me IN my efforts.
Again thanking You for AIRY infor-
nation you may ind 10 convenient TO
give me. ! remain
Yours very respectfully
CHESTER O.. ROBBINS.
r. ST. have considerable data re-
garding John Robbiss 4. son OF John
and Hester Robbins. 81 rheddings
worth. Leiccstershire County England
who settled IN Wethcr-feld Conn, in
1885, and n YOU are "A descendant of this
line you probably cannot assist noe ans.
as | have not been abie to connect my
ancestors with that line However. l
am OF the impression that Wy ancestor
came % this country about 'ho same
time and may have been brother OF
this John. y.
He. this deponent. further states
that from his own personal knowledge
OF the times 90 which he has above gee
fereed. that his said brother NNlaW
did serve in the War Of the hcVolu
ton in the seryoice Of the United states
more than two years under the above
named officers. and further deponcnt
saith not Signed
"ABSALOM ROBINS
Sworn 10 before Justice OF the Peace
Moses Rutherford. October n. lsi2.
What Is in quotation marks l. the
wording of the aid Wit OF Ahs lon.
This affidavit was 10 assist Bethia. the
wife of William, 20 secure pension
after the death Of her husband There
is no other mention OF che farther iu
any of the papers. reading OF which ia
difficult on account OF the age Of the
papers
ms in lsS3 and William was married
70 Bethia Vickey GA February g. ll.s.
while home on a furiOugh Shortly
after being married he was recalled
10 the service and WAS away about one
month on one expedition.
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I comc a. you seeking Information
regarding The rricc family. We arc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

FNNnIIlF- I'd
fcan any Of our readers furnish the
desired inf0rmatiOnN