The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20


already been obtained from many
property owners along the proposed
route. The purpose Is to connect the
various lines entering Bristol and pro-
vide service for industrial plants to
and from all of them. 1t is further
roads have indicated Willingness to
cooperate in the matter.
The Sandy Valley News says:
For years real estate in Grundy has
been going up. up, until now 1t is SELL
ing for $3.50 per front foot on Main
and Walnut Streets. The Witten ad-
dition. which was cut up into lots and
sold few years ago for $500 lot, is
now bringing from $1,000 to $1,000
lot. Lots in the a. p. RatliT addition
are now valued at three times what
they brought two years ago"
Roanoke is somewhat excited over
the revival of the report that the New
York Central Railroad Company inter
ests are planning to acquire the Vir-
ginia Railway. concerning the future
of which there has been much specu-
lation since the death of Henry r.
Rogers. who built it several years ago.
Ii is alleged that some officials of the
New York Central went over the Vir-
Einian Railway in a special train with
the directors of the latter
NJ. Il. Goetzinger. of Norfolk, and as
sociates will build n big stave plant on
inc southern branch Of tho Elizabeth
River at Norfolk. They Will have a
temporary establishment completed
within ninety days the daily capacitv
to be 10000 slaves, while the perman
emf plant will have twice that capacity.
Tho buildings will be Of frame on
concrete foundations, including a
to main stave mill, a 2o0x24-
L hit II
| 56X32 feet.
The sutton Pulp and Paper Company.
| capital stock 100000, has been in.
Sorporated by W. f. Morrison, Alfred
WaikSr' william Fl. Lee. L. G. Rider
! Va. "'eoii' w.
from January ] to April II. inclusive
| total of 25s building permits has
peeh ISSUED in Norfolk. Exclusive OF
alterations and repairs. additions 80
small buildings. the aggregate no,t 'na
construction is estimated AT se90 7oo
vi inns total residences renresent ~,
expenditure of $4,000 aportment
houses 1851 900 and commerciai hniId
| Inc Williamsburg Gazette s,vs
eli. s Che or the largest and most entbu-
| business a, snS or the WILLIAMSBURG
| h.I
hein since its reorganization w. t zen
or i M! FRIDAY night, when about tun,,N
| Therne responded to the special call.
Minute vi" Ia not not dull or unprofitable
81 me session, and when the organizaa
snno " "tJ1CI r each member felt thar
If ms 500 nad been accomplished Even
i me SUGAR beet industry is doubtfni
ana i, Il great factory is chimericoi tbs
interest and enthusiasm enrenn an ra . .
m mas iindIcatixe OF the spirit OF pro-
ne arrangements for the first Pc
n n, S,l,,ai school Fair. which will he held
pro "iiia,Iimsoorg on April rs. have been
lions point to having n great r ,atiea :
imS Oh Peninsula people In attendance
viii or ro 70 10 Ta;Giff;ommodate those who
chesapeake and Ohio viii attach cxt ro
fbra 10 the local trains which pass
fair' + onae fown on the day of the
Drive into the town; one high school
s' ", hoa,. arrangements to drive i'm
school o ~fnnic and turn the day into a
ana Eastman. OF James CITY and Y6rk
The un fair' pep Port great enthusiasm for
ports can be relied on a thousand nao-
PIE Will attend from each division A.,
me schools will declare holiday for
nmn,I gay IN order that teachers and
frd Here is a cheering announcement,
from the Bedford Bulletin:
me Virginia Gamers Association
VII meet IN Bedford City Saturday
Aptii 20 The meetings will be held
IN ne courthouse. and are open 10 the
PUBIC several noted speakers will be
pItscnt. me members OF the associa
non nave been invited TO dinner nv
me Bedford Gam Company at the Pal.
ace Hotel. The object OF these meet.
,HsS Is 10 stir up interest in the can.
the association. The growth of can.
mlnE in, IN. Bedford has been large in the
neries and now having about 100, win
total Of over 1000 acres planted in