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The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Henry McConu~il and family re.
turned Wednesday from the Lizard
Head country. where they have spent
the LAST week visiting with Ada aud
Call ie Morgan. They report IN enjoy.
abls Walt
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

w. w. Wallace ~ the Msncos Mer.
camille Company, In Company with
Hsrve Wallace sud Mr.. Kinnings,
vent 10 beaver creek yesterday to
spend . few days mn,ong the grouss.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
CONTRACTORS GET BONDS.
valss SysAem Complstsd sn1 Bod
Twnsd ovs b Parks Asthssissd b
Rsesivs Thsm. A God Sys1sm
but Considerable Tims
In Bvildine.

At On adjourned meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees OF the Town oi
Dolores held In the town hall Tuesday
evening 81 last week nnal settlement
with the contractors on the Town =
water System was made aud the bonds
due the CONTRACTOR turned over TO the
parties designated by them to receive
the same.
The matter Of voting bonds for .
water works system for the Town Of
Dolores was nrst discussed at . meeting
Of the town board held December %,
1909. The matter received more OF len
discussing and cussing from thAt time
on until April II, 1910, when the town
clerk was instructed to write Gordon,
kinlt'all Of Ouray, and have him come
10 Dolores aud give the bo&rd al e-ti.
mate on the cost Of = gravity water
syateIn for the town.
Mr.. kinbaIl came, run a survey and
made report to the hoard At specis
meeting held May An. He recon-.
n,ended that the intake he located az,
the Dolores river six miles sbove the
town aud the water piprd I" n rsser.
voir to he located on the hill south Of
town aud to be piped from there inta
the town. Cost To be $4,000.
On May 9th ordinance No. 80, call.
Ing . special election for the purpose Of
authorizing the hoard Of trustees TO con-
struct . system Of water works to be
owned.snd operated by the town, Vas
adopted, aud tn. election wss held o.,
the Sth day Of June, resulting In .
vote II 70 for the water system aud 10
against II.
March q, 1911, . contract was en-.
tered Into by the Town with George
n. Sethnan for the construction Of =
water system to cont $4,000 aud be
completed by June 10, 1911. The bond
ordinance was adopted Nay srd Great.
ing bonded Indebtedness Of as, 600
~. 900 Ia % 10 the contractor for In
sialling the system and $500 for cash
to be used by the Town In meeting
Its expense In connection with the
building Of the system.
On account Of NJ. Sethman having
trouble In placing the bonds he could
not fslAM lsts.past Of THE contrast With
the Town aud . new contract vas
eniersd Into BY the Town ~ith George
H. Hethn,sn and n. l.. Ford August ~
1911, work to be completed by Noveni
Der l2, 1911. A little work was done o.,
the system 10 September 1911, bot the
food OF October 9th undone most Of IL.
After the flood . few men were put to
work but little vas done aud work Vas
suspended entirely In January. 1919.
Work IVES again resumed In April,
1912, and the entire system, tank aud
oil wss completed early this year. The
system wss accepted by the Town hut
on account Of . Misunderstanding be-
tween the contraction aud the parties
who purchased the bonds the reniain.
Ing bonds were not turned over until
last week.
Dolores nov has an excellent water
system Notwithstanding the fact that
Il took long time TO build It. The
sum Of o2,50O In bond Vas deducted
from the contract price 10 compen.
safe the Town for damages sud ex'
penss caused by the delay In the com.
nietiOn Of the system
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

n. p. A. Pinkertoa aud As. d.
OeqsRe'ta are representing the local
WsC, 7. U. at the convention In Man.
- this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

II. l.. Morgan 10 n,ovin. goods iuto
the Bopp building this week aud will
he open for basine~s Just - soon ~ the
building h nnish~d aud he gets hi.
1t ock al here. He will handle new
aud second hand furniture, stoves, etc.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Miss Vura Hartsr returned To Dolo.
res the nrst Of the week and will en-.
ter upon her duties - teacher u the
intermediate department If our schools
next week. Miss Hsrt~r spent her
vacation Ut Denver and Greeley.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
Arstels les0s.


nlss Stsvie Duncan returned FROM
two weeks' visit In Durango.
Henry Mcconnell aud family srr TAX.
Ing On outing up nj Lizard Head.
J. ID. Adams Ia over fran, Durango
looking after his busine~s Interests In
the valley.
Mr.. Ryal McCsll hes been quits sIck
hui n improving under the cate VI d..
Newell.
Randolph King aud wiis cane Ia
from the cattle camp on b,,sIness trip
The arst Of the week.
Wallsce Colby returned fsom TsinI.
dad where he wsnt on the sod mlssloO
VI busying his bsoth~s.
The Ladies' AID met with Nm. Mont
xcCaii Friday afternoon snd hsd .
PHEASANT and profitable meeting.
Nm. WiahDurn aud Als sckssves
wers In AssI,ls over night envouts 10
Costss u tske the t~sches's sxasnlna.
tloN the Arst " the week.
Qslss crowd u,n,ps~d u the s,ost-
lag population attended the wrestling
match 81 Pssl's hall Friday night.
Evidently s,sUs ,'sopls nSd sa,SssDsat
In thing of thst kiUd.
jack Bo0lsvsitch met With quite .
sssious accident list ws~h. Ne wss
running . Mower when . line hsDks
causing his hossss 10 run thsswius him
under the msschine cad cUttius bin
considerably sboss ths head. He wsa
isksa 10 Dplosvs vhsss kh wsss1s
were dssssed end ~ y noe 1slng wsoo.
A man eco lesust n eheaos hb selvl
~ ~ shaved. bst ~ siways svws0.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

The finishing touches are being put
on the new addition to the summit
Ridge school houss this week. Mill
ken and Ellis are responsible for the
MI,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

slt Talinan from Dunton, 10 10
pshres under the care II DR.. Lefur.
~, his health having been bad Tor
ssap time. He 10 now improving.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

We Ladies Aid will hold an ell.
~ meeting with Ar. d. diorgstta
We "ssday, September srd. Thosr
sn Ins to attend are rsQuested to Be-
q s Baptist church corner Ut s:SO
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Mrs. Il. Williamson aud daughters
returned home Friday froin . t~u
weeks visit with Mrs. williamson
parents Ut PaOnia.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Mr. snd Mn. T.. n. Willard. Mn.
Rsbeccs Commits. Nn. II. w. I.ockstt
and Nm. Lula Bsumlsy and soa.
Llswsllyn, isit Saturday Tor Trinidad
IN attend the session of the Grand
i.odss, Knights n Pythlas. which n In
seslon In thst city this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Services GILL b heId In The Dolosss
Catholic church The third Sunday u
each month.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Harve Wallace 10 adding two rooms
and couple porchea to his house an
Seventh street. George Wake aud
Herbert Durchbolx are doug the work.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

w.. w. Wallace cs,ne over from
Mancos Tuesday for few days vsca.
ton aud to visit with his mother, Mn
II. b. Wallace.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

For Gals--Chssp " sshea Il esss;
Osss shosssshlssd Jssusy ssw : ysan
On, ard hsless ell . ssbsths ~. -
RSgisssss1 Jssssy trsll. 60 vseA lssn
hssnsn - waosa. - ysasllno eaasA
cssls, oss plsv, - hessssw. - Dsss1l
dssss sssss ~. Qloss sssstA esass
= ssses. IN = osqs1s = -. \.
nnl1 = W. ~. !. q. 0BsoB 49,.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

THE contract fos the new school
building In District No. ~ has ts~,l
awarded to W. J. Glenn IL Lebanon,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Mrs Tom Shul,x and children left
yesterday for Gallup, New n~xico,
where Tom has L~~n located for so,l,s
time.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Mrs. w. W. Byers aud daughter,
Ruth, left Monday to visit with friends
In Kansaa snd Ohlahosns. They iuay
spessd tbs wiWSs.r In the Eaaa.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Rev. Harris of Arrioia wss In Dolores
Tuesday morning enroute overland 10
Mancos Oh business visit.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Rev. Rsscoe FairchiId II Costss, held
services In the Methodist church ~
this place sunday.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

The Star force y indebted to M aud
Mn. A. Giorx~iia tS . sack ~ apples
grown OF their ranch up the river.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

Foe Hals-- Young cow aud calf. In
qnir- NJ A. q. ssarnes, st the Y. J.
Wll.Ms sanch.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
GENERAL NEWS
Doia,gs IN All Parts d he
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS


Los Anselea, Aug. - Dull Yoone,
who IVES knocksd out hsss lass nlghs
BY Je.ss willard in the slsvsesh sossA
1t their scrap. died at The hospsssl hsss
this afternoon from the Injuries ~ ~
cetved In the hght and FINN hlliag
when knocked out BY Willard. In
mediately following the d~a,h n Young
the sheriff osdersd the ssrpss II Willard
and every other person Who vss In sny
way connected with the naht lest
night.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

THE home N NJ. end Mn. Nsph
Andssss1 was IN bsilllsWt army Ws1-
tuesday, sveSlng im lsDssos u ths wssjdswe
s~c~pti00 tendssvd NJ. AsAsssDa's
daughter. L,sslla, ssd RasUs pssrtvsl
wbo wsse m,srrsed Monday u RIobds,d.
At'ous ssvsnty.0vs svssss sst.udsd
aud the hume wss pset'iiy ssst@asssi In
decorations ~ pink and blue lusss.
mingled with cvptd's heasis. a
bDuU,sous aud supssb supper vss
served and ths oUastoa mssi~ every.
way pleasant ssd sstsysbls.
Pr~ss"'s wssv many aud v.isl. -.
cosnpanyiog nsst hsssty ~"ssstslar
ttsas. The nee cUSpls sNl sssids,
after . time ss'snt wlth N. bsists's
passOts herr, st sandy where vsssde
the passsts " NJ. Pssclvai --Ossnl.
son tUtsh) Ossstts.
t4,sc1s l'sscivsl y . be0i,.~s " Nm.
cbssits l.sssssi u thk p,a4s.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

The Case ear will take . number III
Old tim-Ts 10 Mancn 10 The Old tim.
ers reunion tonsovrpw.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mn. Clyde Crsyblll left Monday fos
Paonis 10 visit With her s,stes, Georgia.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29
MORE RAILROAD TALK,


| 0VttCtSN " iucuSpOSatWu WS wv
Dolor~s, Paradox \ Grand Junction
Railroad have been hled at The court
house In Costes. Tubs railroad will
run from Dolores TO House creek divide
aud from there 10 Grand junction, aud
from Dolorss south through the Monte
zuma valley Into New Mexico and con.
meet with trans continental :inss. The
dirsctors are +. n. BlgGs, r. r.
Wright, C. D. Hsy,, c. d. Hayt, j.,
and F. w. Broad. This sptsrprise 10
capitalized Of slO0,0O
The surveyors are puship9 work on
this line ~ rapidly - lsssibls. Il "
rxpscted by the 10th Of next month TO
have this end VI the survey completed
To point about fifteen miles north of
Dolores. II the weather h favorable
the survey camp will then bs moved
tack Into the timber aud the survey
run on toward Grand Junction.
Just where the proposed line 10 the
south will run We have not learned,
but We understand that either the
main line or branch will reach Cor
ten. No doubt the Lost Canon route
Of the Rio Grande Southern will he
abandoned aud the line run around the
lower side Of the inesa to Marcos.
We understand that the Denver d
Rio Grande intends buiiding . iine
FROM Durango 10 Creds thus cutting
out the long haul 10 the east down
through New Mexico. You will Mud
reference to ihis III IN item below TAX
on from the Farn,ington Times Hust.
Ter. The railroad situation h iooking
pretty good now, but still There 10
many . slip betwixt the cup aud the
lip"
II can now be stated with something
like certainly that the Denver 4 RIO
Grande will he made standard guase
line from, Durango To . point on the
Creede line. President b. r. Bush,
vice-president and General Manager
T.. l. Brown. Chief Engineer 0w,n mn,
aud Superintendent McGrw have
made s~rsaal inspection u the pro-
possd route the post week and ct .
nssling IN " hssd In 6t. Louls shA
Wsek, tth believed announcement 10
the above effect will b made.
This change will In oil probability b
made In time 10 handle next years
fruit crop. Il means very great bos.t
for this Country In particular sud the
whole San Jusn ha~in In general.
The d. 4 H. q. and Missouri Pacific
are 1t last Ia the hands ii real rails0sd
men. Bush aud Brown are men WIN
r~cognis@ that there h social use Toe
railroads. independent u manipulating
the stock market Oh Wall street, and
they are setting about % make tbs sys-
TENS under their control, serve this
social purpose.
Our readers will remember that
about ninety days ago we stated 10
print that there wss an important
move being arranged Ia railroad mat.
lers that we we're not II liberty To
make public at Ihst time. The abovs
propos~d improvement u what re had
reference % at that tin,e. Keep your
eye on the ID. 4 X. q. she 10 m0 longer
. play thing Of the 0o0lds With which
to prov,sis finds ior Count HE'LL. Il
10 going 70 bs made . real public ses.
Vice y stem. -f'srniington Times Hust-
lar
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

~. Fa,rchild Will hold services In
- Methodist church Sunday evening
q es<6 o'clock.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

A nsn wili w"sk ~ Aay IN ths ~
sun sWd mai ssIssd u sssssh, bss ~ stasd
tslIs Ia the hat sus ks On hSss b tes.
turv. Thh shosld b svsssssstsss1
whsa - W sss isssssss tes past vhlls
~ do oSs tsa6lss IN tsws. nssssU
have 1ssling = vslt = pssspss.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

f0s Bale-A half dussN White l1sa.
hosm hens one year ~. lwquirs q
this 0ellCs.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-29

ceived In The Aght and fsom Milling
when knocked out By willard. In
mediately following the d~a,h ~ Young
the sheriff osdesed the asrpss II Willard
and every other perso0 who vss 10 any
way connected with the fight lest
night.
Safer, Mo, Aug. 3.--Ths towm wss
Invaded about z o'clock last night BY
s~stns " wra~hops~ss. st"se build.
Ing doorways aud plate Gls.s windows
where electric lights were burnimg
were covered with them. Arc lights
on the strrets drew tbousands " them.
Nothing ~ the kind was ever cit
ne~s~d here i@fpr~. THE xra~hopv'~m
are foreisn 10 this part ~ the state aud
many CLAIM, they arr II the KaDsas
variety.
Rawllns. Wyo., Aug. E--"Hs,l,"
Medium, convicted Tuesday ~ muir
der Tor killing Chick Bowen. . Basss,
Wyo., cowboy. prohsbly will l~ seu.
teBced In 70 yean. vistUslly LIE ssn.
tence ~ he u past middle ass. Mel
drum hes had . chsckespd carsvs.
Bowen waa Intoxicated whom Msldrwm,
paing . . psacs ollicev. shot him
down. A. Telluride, during the min.
sr's troubles, Medium k,lled several
h.sa ~. - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
TROUBLE CAUSED
BY TEMP RAMENT
continued From First Page.)

t'ontlnued From First Page)
Wales EraI.,,a 80 =
Richmond a., ~.
toratc ~ tho .rhira t,bris,ian f.n,rrh
said hc had nevor hoo, NIL, =, 49,"
immoral A., - Nc no ~. ol,,.
iiou ~, ifr.i,oa =. ,,, =,
ANA pay.,. s,,dtc% 49,
though i, nn, I,.,.o 49,, aa,.
have been !: ,raysline ealns,ean ,rd
am - pro6cien, .lcc,,irai n,,a;a,
Nv pr,s.p, ,ro,,hln 49, 80,
IS co,nettna - en,i.
tardlv couspir,r,. vbi.h u.a. b,,,hna
against mo v.bii.. u.as rr,,,id.a
col. wh.r. tnnL -, nc,t,. 49,, ~,
the night or,in., thn lia,.
Three att.,nn,s wcrn 80.
lifc. ana once was ,bo ,ir,in, ~ =
plot which i,nplica,cd ,n,. .t,h
man in which ! bad dane 40
wrong"
Th. ,,t,is,o. ,,t
boon ott,ycl, ,,,rn,,"a, 49, ne nas
agains, The saloon. s,,c. teso ,,.''oma
no was . sDccinl l.c,m,,. !, ,,f
tho tcmpnra,rc for.,,.
he confirmed ~ ~,
liuuor In Arto,a "e"''' ,''.
later went Won, ro,S -,
n.y. ",.u i'V ne resumed his cam
pastorato =, Nh 49,. '.i''p"' az
went Ia IIaltf,x Nv. so.,,i a"n 'a's.
ho hold , ,i,,,t,. ""'ic
called Ia Itchmn'a vas
Thinh. Mini,,cr .ro,s ,,n.- r,"ee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19

a. Wallace Benton BaSliss. c. w.
Davis. Joseph Wilson. +. &. Talley and
Mr.. Perkinson.
Eldcrs-John w. Blake. James n.
Baldwin. Il. + Grove. \. b. Slaughter
and Arthur James.
May Sue Francis.
y am undecided what steps TO take
in the matter" said Mrs. Inse. Il
have almost decided To consult wiz. a
lawyer. and ii is probable that | Will
demand that Francis leave Richmond,
or face suit which | Will brings'
"If do leave Richmond. | will do
so IN such "A manner that IL cannot In
any way he construed that | was run
out OF town. am undecided as TO my
future action" said Mr.. Francis. Yes
tcrday he spent most OF the day In
removing his personal effects. prin-
cipaily books. from the pastors study
at the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
SCHOOL MEN ARE
FIGHTING HARD
FOR POSITIONS
lContinuod From First Page


Walter llcnncy, {. l.. Scott. George n
Appoma,,ox County,. Lindsa,
crawlcv. \. II. Fcathers,onc Knhe :,
1 Hubbard.
Augusta connty-F NJ. somcrvilic.
Bath and Highland Countics-Robcrt
Williams
Bedford county-C NJ. Abott. Norman
Blankcnship.
Stand County,. NJ. Radford. Frank
j.. punn.
Botetonrt County-Cary Brccken-
ridge. O L. thurman. y. L. Laymon
sristol ci,yIr. &. l,itzpatrick.
Brunswick County-w. Il. valentines.
n u. chamhliss.
Buckincham County-Plummcr r.
Jones'. John A. Twynan.
Campbell County--D. Maury Blank
onshir. w C. Shackclford, w. l.. Gar
bco'
Caroline County-P. NJ, Mills. John
Washincion'
carroll county, NJ Cooley. Chas.
NatH' 'ioel Hr''vlleS
" 8. ovens 7. ". .Ni.r.
"inspor 1"','iE-' " nerNnah
!. Nm !, ,.ln'rNl',s' !, : a"nNl,,s' :" ~
I|,ii,., ct,,Ir !, vho..,ov.
nanN',l' , G',%r y,nta,n h'a, uaor
i, w. = So
,,iol,,sor f.,nntv--W q pocl " 4
plar i, Fronch. NJ r. Meade. =.
p4esicis milan X. R,nincs
riu>yidCie rounty-r q. rowcn..
Thom.y + Atkinson. Marvin l.. Walker.
i-iu,anna Thomas II. shep-
hsrd.. Harry l.. sucad.
Fln>d County-Isanc l.. Epperloy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
FOUR EDITORS ARRESTED
Grand Jur. thnrgc> tiI az Them VIA,
triuiinnt Libel

Seattle, Wash June iS.-rour edi
'oIs "efe arrested mere TO-DAY ON
me returned last night ~ spcciai
'ol@ncl Al9en Rlethcu. editor Or
enc 2 Blethcu managing "allor. are
T.larsea VIII having criminally libelod
LEROY Sanders. editor 81 tho S.,ttie
star 5 charged with having crin,inailV
mhelcd county official during ,he
grand JulN investigation Of charr.z
against tho county commissioning
'-a"ard clayson. SIR editor ~ the
i5inarch, weekly paper Is accused
81 inc superior Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19

organized under the general laws OF
ans State or OF the United States to
become subscribers to the reserve bank
~ tho district at the discretion or the
Federal reserve board
The hill provides for the establish
ment Of the Office Of comptroller.
This is 10 he bureau in the Treasury
department. The comptroller viii per-
form his duties under the general
supervision of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and VIII act as chairman OF
the Federal reesrvc board
The reserve board is given wide
powers by tho bill. chief OF which are;
The right 10 establish each week or
as otter as required the rate OF DIS
count. which shall be mandatory upon
each reserve bank and for each class
OF paper. These rates may not be tho
same for all Federal reserve banks. the
chief object being to accommodate the
commerce oil the country and promote
a stable peace level
II TO suspend for thirty days and re
reserve requirements specified IN the
reserve act.
The power. 70 examine Al the discrc-
serve banks and 10 require al neccs-
sary reports and statements.
The right TO remove officials for sui.
off OF doubtful or worthless assets upon
the books of the reserve banks. and 10
appoint receivers for tho reserve
banks
The board TO have the right to define
the chsracter Of the commercial paper
Any Federal reserve bank may AT amy
time call upon The Federal board for
provided by the allowance in the bill
and such calls for notes must be nc
companied by security equal 10 the
amount OF the loan. This security may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
Deaf HIS

WOOp--Died. Tuesday. juno II. 1919.
$50 y. NJ, AT the residence of her
brothcrin law. Il. w. Wills, 1905
West Main street. SARAH 4. WOOD.
daughter Of the late Henry ~. Wood
and Mary +. wood. Of Hanover Coun-
-. in the seventy year OF her
age.
Funeral from the residence THURS
DAY AT 10 y. NJ. lntcrment private.
LoW-Died. Wednesday, June is. 1919,
at = o'clock +. NJ. at 2203 East Mar
shall street. MISS MINNIE Low.
Euneral THIS !Thursday) AF-
Episcopal Church. Interment in
lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
Judge James w. Morton.

IspeciaI 70 The lungs Dlspatch
Williams Morton died at his home here
this morning at 5 o'clock. aged about
sixty-fve years. Tho funeral will be
Judge Morton had been I'm failing
health for many years: lie retired
from the bench when the old county
courts I'm Virginia were abolished by
tho constitutional Convention in 1902.
and since that time had not been able
tircment from the bench he was tho
recipient of handsome silver loving
cup, given by the members OF the bar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
Mr.. Gold.borouyh scrpeII.

Especial TO Tho Times Dspn tch.l
Norfolk Va June ls.--AIrs. Susan
watkins Serpell. wife OF Goldshorough
Serpeli, president of the Seuboard
Bank died to-day In Baltimore. Mrs.
Serpcll went there to have an opera
ton performed. She was married in
January. 1912. to Mr. Scrpell. Her
maiden name was Miss Susan Watkins
She had quite a reputation as an artist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19

as testimonial Of esteem lie also
had represented Orange County IN the
House OF Delegates. lie was a great
grandson Of General Williams cf Re-
otutionarN War fame. owner Of Sol
dlers Rest, ~ Morions Ford lie was
helf ~ IN" highcs, regard, and was
cohsldcFea one 81 the most prominent
men ~ thls section OF the state
judge Morton is survived bv one
Daughter, Miss Carrie Bruce. and b..
three sons, Jackson. George and VIII
!lams. MI tho surviving members Of
me FAMILY live at Orange. except
,.eorFe. who Isl now living in Western
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19

TsUctII 10 TNc TllnCS DlSNa trh ]
iiarrisonbure. Va, June is-Mrs
Carrie T.. Minnicn. stNty-one Years old
wife Of Joseph ~ Minnich. is dead near
Ottohine. Her grandfather. Rev. Nj.
Campbell, was pioneer Prcsbyterian
minister in tho VALLEY, lie donated
the land north of iiarrisonburg on
which Cooks creek rresbyterian
Church has stood for more than u cen
fury. She leaves -four children. 4
brother is j. K. Campbell, Of Harrison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
Dr n & Yn,1nc

Salisbury. y G.. June lS.-Dr. r. s.
Young. aged nfty years. of Concord,
one Of the most prominent physicians
OF North Carolina. died suddenly in his
automobile at Lands. near Salisbury.
this afternoon. lie was being hurried
from Concord TO Salisbury for treat
ment. and the end came en- route. Heart
trouble is said to have been the cause.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
NIisS NIinnic Low.

Miss Minnie Low died Yesterday af-
tcrnoon at 9 O'Clock at 2e03 East Mar
shall Street The funeral will take
place this afternoon at o'clock from
Christ Episcopal Church. Intermcnt
will be made in lakewood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
VI. W. I)t,rI,n,n.

Tarpahannock, Va, June fs-M w.
Durham. prominent and highly re-
spected citizen 81 this place. dird sud
denly ri his home here this afternoon.
lie leaves "A widow. mother and two
sons. George and William. who are
In business IN Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
IMPROVED SERVICE TO ST. LOUIS

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
Effective June 81. old Dominion
Limited" leaving Richmond GAO p. NJ,
will have through sleeping car service
10 st. Louis, Mo. via Cincinnati and the
Big -Four, arriving Indianapolis 1895
noon and St Louis 6:2S II. NJ, with
connections at St Louis for the West
and Southwest
advertisements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-19
HEARING ON UNION STATION

Special Committee If the City Council
Called for Tonight.
hid"rWan lanes IT. Disnc, chair.
man OF the special committee OF the