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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
WaIIs.HiII,

Miss Icic Hill aud Mr. Virgil Walls
were united in marriage yesterday AZ
the residence Of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. l.. u. Bowers, Of the Dia.
mond Street N. f.. church. MIR. and
Mrs. Walls lef Oh brief wedding
Journey aud on their re,uru will reside
ia MOrg2ntown avenue.
Mrs. Walls is Tie son Of Mr.. J. a.
Hill, of Winfield district. and the
groom is a son Of Albert Walls, of Nor
wood. near the city. They have the
best wishes OF a host Of friends.
Temple Meets
MI City Temple No. !, Pithlan Sis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
Arrive at Honolulu.

Miss Madgc sample, who is touring
round the world with a party OF
friends. was due to land in Honolulu
tbs morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

High top shoes and boots for girls.
and boys, all sizes now 20 rer cent of.
Buy school shoes now Ten days only.
shuraeff and weiton's Shoe Sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

Tho Wellington pianos offered as
second grand prizes are on displa. at
omen's Music store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13
mANNlNeToN ROUTE 7.
Here We come agalu with a few


Here We come again with few
items.
people OF our valley are having colds
but no one is reported dangerously III
at this writing.
z. L. Starkey, Ira Robinson and c.
n. Higgins were Falrmont visitors last
Wednesday.
David Floyd was calm gon James
Price, Of Tucker Fork, Saturday last.
c. r. Higgins andsR. L. Starkey were
Warrington visitors Friday.
Jesse Harbert, OF Tucker Fork, was
a visitor here sunday.
Miss Goldie Price and brother, Of
Tucker Fork, were calling on David
Floyd's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Higgins and FAM
i!y were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hawkins Sunday evening.
The Hope Natural Gas Company's
line broke in two on the hill q few
reds below the W1od2h.cS cs&ool
house on Friday, but no damage was
done except TO two families that were
supplied from the wells. They were
out OF gas for quite while.
Mr.. A. W. Beatty, OF CampbelFs Run
lost fine driving horse by death few
days ago. Bad luck for Mr.. Beatty.
Mr. James Price, OF Tucker Fork, is
making baskets for pasttime this win
ter.
Wishing the paper success and its
many readers, We remain,
SHORTY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

WANTEO-To buy, lease. or rent, in
cubatcrs for March. Call Bell phone
Isl; Con. POS. 2'1S'St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

The Primary Department OF tho
First Baptist church will hold an eX.
change at Morgan's grocery store,
Saturday morning, 2'1S-9t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-13

bic decorations and an elegant menu
was served.
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CARPENTER

Karl 'Hetland called at the 8. M
Wood farm Sunday.
Harry Rickard and wife spent Sun.
day at the home OF Mrs. Rickard i
brother, James Wood.
Bern Hetland was. Sunday visit.
OF at the, VIII Cullifer farm.
Pauline Rickard is spending \ few
days at the home OF her friend, Mrs.
Trussel.
Willis Gray called at the Henry
Farris farm one day last week.
Alice Hill spent Friday. afternoon
visiting her friend, Gladys Wood.
Mrs. Hammond spent the week with
her neice, g. M. Wood.
Mr.. and hrs; Harry Hill and family
and some friends from Tower City
spent Sunday at the ahsyenne River.
Elmer Rickard called at the 9. M.
Wood farm Sunday.
Alfred Hstland- called. at the 8. M
Wood farm Monday morning before
tho chickens were up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tarris ppen,
Sunday at Dan McCoy's. Gness the
old man got enough, chickenzto eat.
Earl Wood and Sam Riekard wen,
to Harry Richards farm recently to
play ball.
Myron Hetlsnd had his foot run
over recently by load Of stones.
Harry Rickarda thrashed between
10 and so acres of rye which yielded
35Obu.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31
Notice of Chattel Mort
gage Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that default has been made. in the con.
ditions of that certain Chattel Mort
gage made by F.. NJ. Nash; Tom C.
THOMPSON and.C Charley Il. !: Mash, all
OF the County of Stesls and State 81
North Dakota, Mortgagors, to Reeves
a. Co., Ian Incorporated Company
under the laws of the State Of Ihdisna)
OF Columbus, County of Bartholo-
new, etsts Of Iudis.s, Mortgsgse,
dated the 22ad, dag, OF ;0ctobsr,s "A. d.
p1p09, to secure the following indebted.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31


The Wyborny boys visited Mareir
Eggert Sunday.
Wayne Fuller calltd At Fred Pops,s
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Major, L. W.
Fuller, Mrs. White and M. E. Fuller,
OF Bloomington, ILL.,, visited At. Fred
Pope's on Sunday.
Miss Mae Kersting has been quite
sick the past few days but is. now i'm.
proving.
Miss Phoebe Eggert spent fsv
days last week with Vivian Wyborny
The Haugeu young folks and Miss
Peterson called Lat Plains .Thursdsy
evening,
Mrs. Whtsnand, who hsa hssn 4yiait.
ing with relatives and friends, re.
turned to her home in Mammoth. H..
Monday.
Miss Edna Pope is on the sick lie,
this week.
Mrs; Plain and children, sallsd at T
+. Pope's Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mira. Bristls and children
visited at the Fred Dresher farm Sun
dry.
Peter Freund autosd to Msyville
Sunday. How are the crops, Pete, or
10 there some other attraction?
Agnes and Annie Haugan yi,ited at
PLANES Friday.
Mrs. Ed Knolting called at Ker.
sting's Moneay.
The Broadlawn Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Geo. Pope on Thursday of
last week.
Msssrs. Gandrude and Sproul, Of
Hope, ara making hay in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert rnd daughter,
Ruby, visited near Page Sunday.
Vivian Plaine is suffering with an
attack of pneumonia.
Misses Esther Eggert and Wava
Plaine called at Knodle's Friday az
ternoon.
Mr.. Peterson. of Frand Forks, Is
visiting at his brother. in law, John
Eaugen.
Harvest has now started in this vi
cinity.
Messrs. r. S. and E. M. Fuller de-
parted for Williston Tuerday morn.
ing via auto.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31

Monday whsrs thsyswin;n nisit4aith l1ss
brother, Will, before returpias hons
Judge Moots rnd family eutosd'sp,
the W.B. RpGEtarn Mondags Miss
Edna Moots will rsmaia thene for .
few wesks' visit.
Donald sttA snd Henry chslusra.
Jr,, returned home armn,tfs Tatp1
Encampmsnt ct Grand Folks. Thsy.
wsra rspys much suppressed Nth ths,
instruetionssFeca4yad.
Mr., and Mrs. Bsnjsmias 0oora
who are making their he4S at da.
Goodae farm were glsddsnsAe r. Thurs.
day. whsnzA = little hay sr,4vs4 10 tsaas
up his abode with them. Confratuls.,
tieps are a<asndsd to the hsbpy psrs
ents.
Miss Anna Gilbsrtson. droxp ont t.
her home In Primaass sIupaAayxs1ea.x
ing to attend the Kvtnaforsning which
will meet there Thursday sttsraoon.
vinssntrAnAsEaon, Jaeh1Esdm,snt::.
Alvin Boe motor-cyolsd to Finley end
back Tuesday. evening.
Mrs, John Stein called on trisnda.
in town isst week..
Tbs spsctsl ssrviassaat the M. E. :
Church wasTell attsndedIast eundsy-
and very Interesting sermon wss;
preachedby' Rev. Moore OF Hope. The
mixed quartetts from Finley rendered
ehoise music ana singing which was:
enjoyed by ell. The little:ehild Of Mr..
and Mrs. Goolno. was baptiasd and.
several transfers from other ehur-,
chss were made.
The Steele County Farmer Social
Club will meet at the Ash Grove Farm
in East Sherbrooke Aufust9th
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31
SHFRBROOKF.

Judge Moote informs us that he is
short on marriage licenses this week.
B. H. Kraabel and Aogen Berg, of
Hope, were business callers Monday v
evening.
Register OF Deeds Gilbertson and
wife autoed to Finley Monday even.
ing to attend the Sons of Norway.
David Moore and family we're. call.
ers at the Collins home Sunday.
Merchant Stiner il having the inter.
ior OF his store repainted which giv,s
a neat appearance and Improvement.
Miss Mabel Jones went to Mayvills
Monday to he in attendance at the
summer school.
John Vsrwest, OF Kalamazoo, Mich. /,
arrived last Thursday and will visit
with his brother, L. Vsrwest, and
family for some time. He says there
is a wonderful Improvement since hts
visit twenty six years ago, his first
trip here.
Dustin Hanson and family and John
Zanders and family spent the day at
the Larson grove in Primrose Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Wsdsn and Mrs. Trotter.
shaw went to Fargo Tuesday to attend
the circus.
Editor Anderson cycled to Grand
Forks Wednesday to attend the fair.
returning home Saturday. He reports
lively time.
Will Newell, OF Melrose twp. trans
acted business In town Monday.
q. E. Baldwin is erecting q fine
commodions barn on his farm in East
eherbrooke. Mr.. Olson, from South
Dakota, has the contract for the job
and his assistrnt, Leslie Still, Is on
the job for the finishing touches.
Treasurer Erickson autoed to his
farm Tuesday to look after the bust.
ness out there.
Deputy Auditor Boe visited with
home folks in Enger Sunday.
L. N. Bugbes went to Fargo Tues.
day for few days recreation and to
take in the circus.
L. Vsrwest and family and brother
were Russts at the D. w. Vadnia homl
Sunday and attended the special. ser.
/ vices at the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Thos. Jones returned to he,
home in Minnesota after short Wait
with her, daughter, Mrs. G. F. Newton
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Andsraon, O.
( Froid. Mont, after a pleasant visi
with homo folks, left for Bisma rel
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31

Ainot.-Omcials are making An In.
vsstiGatinms Of, TIA aause Of death OF
Mrs. Nell Browulss, and have ordered
an analysis ~of tbs eontents Of her
stomach. Rettdng In the evening ap.
Dareatly IL .thA, bsst, Of health, Mr.
Browniee. says he was awakened at
1880 q. u. BY noise In the kitchen.
He found his wife in terrible agony.
lying on the door and almost uncon.
scious. Within five minutes shs. died.
The body was shipped yesterday .
brookvihe Pa. for burial.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31
STATE FAIR A BIG SUCCESS
Best and Largest Exposition Eve,
Held Closes Qatea
Saturday.

Grand Forks.-Saturday the North
Dakota state fair. for 1918 elnssA, aud,
by the time the gates swunx into
place about $4,000 people, had seen,
the weeks xposition-without excep.
ton the most successful held in the
history Of the state.
Saturday: the featureA; of the pro-
gram were motorcycle races. Wild.
west stunts were. also staged by the:
fair tn competition with the drawing.
powers of circus being shown in
East Grand Forks.
Awards Are Made. =
Awards. Of sthe5 several ssiIEsFs cups:
offered to. fa1r. winnsrs were nude a.
follows: -,
Minneapolis Journal butter trophy.
A. J. He'd. Argyle. MINI. ::
Duluth Commercial club yovnEndsta1.
herd cup, NJ. L. EnriEht. East Qra2d
Forks.
Great Northern draft horse. ,cup.
Crystal Springs Stock farm, Larimors,
N. D.
Northern Pacific reEteteTea beef cat
tie cup. RIA. .Caldag. CoesMell. !,
Nicollet hotel cup for best swine
display, A. r. Sheriff. Blanchard.
Elm Grove township won tho cup
for the hest townshtps exhibit from
Grand Forks county.
Mias Anna Lund won the cup tor
the best butter made by . Grand
Forks county school stgl. while Mrs.
L. B. Medrsbro Of Gardnsr. N. D., won
first place In dairy butter. w. %.
Kedman Of Montrose. M1nn., had the
highest creamery score. but was
barred from ,competitions for; Ths Jour.
nal cup because Of his residence. com
petition being eondpad to;aNnta. .Dae
kota and the atnth eongreotonaIsdts-
trict. Minnesote.
Boys participating IL the North D6- :,
kots BETTER Farming Observation-Disclosures.
camp late Saturday. Early in thu
day, they made q written report OF
the. weeks work taking up al the
studies covered and Indicating bene.
+ fits derived. The encampment was IN
exceptional success.
Saturday. the state fatr hoard OF df.
rsctors held q meeting. THEY An.
nounced at the conclusion OF the show
that the, exposition had sheeos D. com.
plete success financially. The profit
from the fair 1s the ggeetest .D1sr se.
cured. and ls in marked.coue with
usual conditions. def1ciatsshsing faced
ordinarily. Wa&tAar ;coal l,1aens were
perfect for the entire ~sSk.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31
AFTER VIOlAIoRS
OF GAME LAWS,
District Warden Mcintyre
Issues a Warning to
"SOOner" Shooters and
Dog trainers--All Song
Birds PrOtected.-Seek
Corporation.

An -sarnsst~ attempt 10 to be mad,
over the state to enforce the. gam,
and hsh laws, and Is district dsput,
game warden of the Third Judicia
district, wish to zee this section o
North Dakota as free from violation
IS any other" was the statemen
made by Eli D, Mcintyre, OF Argus
vile, who has charge OF the law en-
forcsment on game and fish In Cass
Traill and Steele counties.
1--WE prefer to prevent violations; @,
the law rather than to punish the VIC.
lator, but II offences occur they will
be prosecuted to the limit. In addi.
ton to a large number OF special local
wsrdens in: each county, l also have
the assistance OF 2. secret service man
In looking up bad localities. He will
be active and as his identity 10 not
known to the public he may detect
some OF the offenders.
"Gsnsrally speaking the Third Jud-
icial district has always observed the
law fairly we'll, but In several locali-
ties there are men and boys who VIC.
late the law by shooting chicken and
ducks before the opening OF the sea.
son. There are others who train their
dogs before the time permitted. to go
onto the fields for this purpose, Aug.
Is. l wish especially to warn this
class OF offenders that no leniency y
will be shown .sooners'.
81 also. notice many boys and. men
60 into the woods and fields with
small rifles and slaughter song and
insect-eating birds. 1t may not be
generally known but it is just Is much
a violation of the law to kill those as
prairie chickens and dncks. The only
exceptions. are: English sparrows.
blsckbirds, crows, sharp. Skinned and
Cooper hawke and great-horned owls.
All other bird life is protected
"Those in sharge OF the enforcement
OF the game laws in North Dakota, /"
concluded Game Warner Mcintyre,
are anxious, to have the cooperation
OF the public, whether shooters or
not. II yousknew of violations report
them to me. II you desire it, your
name will be kept absolutely secret.
Let me know the names, the time and
the place the violations occur. FAR
go Forum.
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Roads Ia eulldina Raee.

Schafer. - The operations of the
Great Northern and 500 Line railroads
IN McKensie county are being watched
with .intsrsst. At present, the Great
Northern has the grading Of it, line
well under headway, and until recent.
ly has succesded. in preventing tn
500, Iinesafroms beginning operations.
Some time ago the 500 was enjoined
Aoatnst building across the Fort Bert.
hold observation aud all work was 90.
pended. pending "a sdecision, OF. the
court. but the action has Just recently
been decided In favor Of the aon
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31

ness, to.wit: The sum of One Thou.
sand Five Hundred Dollars (Sl5OO)
according to the terms and conditions
OF three csrtain promissory notes and
interest, thereon, az follows:
One note dated October 20, 1909. due
October 20, 1909, :
One note dated October 20, 1908, due
October 20, 1910,
One note dated October 20, 1909, due
October 20, 1911,
and which said Mortgage. was duly
fled in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds of Steele County, State of
North Dakota on the 25th day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1909, at the hour OF 2 o.
clock p. M, and which said Mortgage
was duly sold and assigned by said
Reeves T. Co., Mortgage. to Major
Implement Company, q corporation.
and thereafter duly sold and assigned
by the said Major Implement Compa.
ny. . corporation, to Geo. A. War
ner, the undersigned, who is now the
present owner and holder. thereof,
and the debt secured, thereby; and
which said default is Of the following
nature, towit: that the said indebted.
ness'is NOW long since, past due and q
portion thereof now remains unpaid
and the said Mortgagors have aban.
doned the. property covered by said
Mortgage; and that there is claimed
to- be due on said Mortgage at the
time of this notice, the sum of Two
Hundred Forty-Fivs Dollars and
Seventy. One. Cents (e245. Ia for prln.
cipal and interest.
And that said Mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale OF the persons+
property in such Mortgage and here.
in after described, at public auction.
:agrseably to the statutes in such case
made and provided, at the front door
OF the Office of the Major Implement
Company in the City of Hope, in the
said County Of Steele and State Of
North. .Dadota, at the hour OF one .u)
O'Clock p. -m., on Saturday, the 9th
day Of August. A. D. 1913.
That personal property which will
,be sold to satisfy the said Mortgage
10 described IS follows, to.wit:
One Minneapolis 46 Horse Power
Traction Engine, Number 6O52,. com.
plste with oil pans, Rocker CRATES,
Steam Jet and Hose, and attachments.
One Reeves Steam Separator with
40 Nam. inch Cylinder .63, in: rear,
Number 29E5 with trucks under,same.
One. Reeves aixtesn Bottom Plow,
Number 614, with low hitch and old
ground Bottoms.
Dated this 20th day OF July. A. D.
1913:
Geo. A. Warner,
Aastgneeaof 4Mortgsgee,:
Hope, N. OAK.
G. 8. shiDpy.
Attorney for Assignee of
Morteees,
Hopa,7N. Oak.
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BR0ADLAWN

Mrs. Karl Peters is visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Lorsnson.
Mrs Dresher and daughter, Helen,
callsd at the sKnodle and Wright
home on Friday.
Mr.. Conc, of Buffalo, is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. George Pope.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-07-31
Afternoon Selstuu

Afternoon Se6ntun
The Board of County Gommtssion.
ers- reconysned at 1880. p.s. ms all
members present.
Btassawese ON motion, allowed as
follows:
Steele County Tribune, .pub-
lishing list of adulterateds
and mtsbranded food pros
:" duets .$l6.8 So
North Dakota Publishing Com
pany. April PROCEEDINGS
$3l.05. notice Of teachers.
examination $1.1O, pupils
examination $2.31, May
proceedings 1870, No.
:; tice to- school voters, Will
low Lake. 1928, Court
notice S8c,. total. e2.27
Armenia -, Elevator Company:
matarialr for repair Of sbridBas -
IN. Eaalons-.. SI9S
F. w. Kastler;. work reP3ank-
ing bridge and hauling
lumber sfor same. .... :. 1000
A check for S16.sS was rendered
tosthe Board for the County's inter-
est in,-and to Lots 80. "a and IS.
block e33, Original Townsite, City Of
Hope. County's interest haIin1
been acquired through non-payment
of taxes. ..on9 said. iots.
On motion said Offer was. accepted.
Under and by virtue of Chapter
270s of the General LAVA Of <1al3, 1t
was resolved that the Sheriff may
appoint one Deputy for the ensueing
year. The salary Of such deputy to
be $4,000 per month, and to be paid
from August 1st.- 1918.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to ordersst twelve copies of
1919 Session Laws. law buckram
binding. price $3.50 each
Motion was made seconded and
carried, that $25.0O be accepted in
full settlement of Personal Property
Tax Judgment for taxes for year
1887, against one Neri W. Wadder.
and on payment Of said amount, the
States Attorney. Ia authorized to en-
ter satisfaction Of said Judgment.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to advertise for bids on
time deposits of $s950.O0 in County
Emergency Fund. bids to be opened
at IL i o 'cleck An Oct. 9Th. 1918,
The following bills were on motion
allowed:
Anton Hovlck. Comm. per
diem days $40, mileage
$6.4O, total ....... .$16.4O
L.. Verwest. Comm. per diem
and mileage July II, $5.45,
July 10 500, July 1s.
$5s70, July 19 $5.45, cash
advanced for spikes for
bridge $40. July 2lst,
$50; meeting with Board
July 23rd and gath $1,000
mileage. $40, total. 1880
s. w. Johnson. meeting with
Board July ,23rd and e24th
$1,000 and mileage, $5.7O. 1870
%. w. Williams, meeting with
Board July 23rd and gath
$1,000. mileage soc !. and
mileage inspecting bridges
$4.10. total ............. 1890
Ole N. Grefshstm. meeting
with Board Iu1yi.24th.4 $500
mileage $40. total. -. go
On motion the Board adjourned.
G. j.. MUSTAn,
County Auditor.
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Geo. F. Newton. County,
Slipertnteudent's miaaa8ee s.46.2O
Underwood Typewriter
Company, for two new
typswsitsEs, two of old
maehanosg having been.
tradsdz In: -. 800. $4,000
|. On motion the Board ad3eurned
till. 4: 80: p. m.
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0ff|CAt PROCEEDINGS
Sherbrookes N. D.. July s22ndrlsl3
There beingapo quorum sthe.Rowd
adjourned tiliaia o'clock a.ssm.s.J July
23, 1918.
G. ]. MUSEAD.

%, 1913.
G. ]. MUsTkD,
County Auditor
.Julyy 23rd, 1913.
The Board sQf County Comu3ssiaus
ers met at f0.&O-a. m. presentsChaie.
man. Vshwest,s Commissio VIII
ltams. Hovick- ana Johnson.
G. 8. Shinpy presented petition
praying fofsthe appointment of II
M. Majorsas I1epaty Sheriff to draw
monthly salaryaas compensation, 10,
his services
T. M ,M&3or, mayor of the. City
Of Hope, appeared before the Board
relative to caresef the poor in the
said CITY,.
VIM. EBaseIay appeared before. the
Board relsttvesto Judgment against
one Neri w. WAdder for delinquent
personal -propsrty taxes for the year
1887.
The Boardgnox resolved ttsef into
q committse ofs1ak the memhera preE
ent for thespHrn1Be Of Inspecting and
viewing new bridges built and to
meet agatn,.ats4 o'cloek q, IN, Thurs.
day. Ju1ys74ths 1918.
g.. j.. MIlaTAD,
CouutF An4dtor
The Board Of County Comuaission.
erS reconvened.sat 10 o'eluck-aa. M.
present IS. w. johnson, o. w. VII.
liams, Anton IIfforicly.andas Ole N;
Grefsheim.
On motion Ole N. GFefshetm wa
chosen temporary chairman.
Minutes of the nneetiagss Of Jul3
18th, 22nd and 23rd 1919. were
read.
1t was moved, seconded and car.
ried that that portion of the minutes
of the meeting Of July 18th, 1913,
which pertains to levy for County
Road, and which read County Road.
as. provided by Chapter 1872 Of the
General Laws of 1913, 100000
be corrected to read a. follows:
County Road, as provided by Chap
terg122 of the General Laws Of 1913.
$8000.O0.
On motion said minutes were ap-
proved as corrected.
Minutes of the meetings Of July
22nd and 23rd, 1918 were on motion
approved as read.
The statement of fees by the Chair
man of the Board of County Com
missioners Of Insanity. in5the nattsl
of alleged insanity of Nar1zG. Analsrs
son was on motion approved, and fees
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-18
TWO CITIES BID
FOR 1914 MEETING
DALLAS TEN. AND HARTFORD
VIII PRESENT INVITATION
TO BANKERS

Already two cities are bidding
strongly for the 1914 convention Of
the American Bankers institute and
others may enter the competition be-
fore the time arrives for presenting
the invitations for the next meeting
on the floor OF the convention
Dallas. Tex, lis one Of the bidders
and the blue and white badges with
the lone star pendants are much in
evidence around the jefferson Quar-
ters have been established in the hotel
by the Texans. who are distributing
attractive souvenirs exploiting the ad~
vantage of Dallas as n convention city.
Hartford. Conn. Is also after the
meeting next year, The delegation
from the Nutmeg State is headed by
Major Frank l., Wilcox. commanding
officer of the Governors Foot Guard
Of that State and no stranger to Rich
mond. Major Wilcox visited Rich
mond with his command several YEARS
ago, and last year was one OF the
hosts to the Richmond Blues on their
memorable New England trip. He has
been busy renewing acquaintance since
his arrival In Richmond. and naturally
II there Is anything the Richmond
chapter can do to help him in land
Ing the 1914 convention for Hart
ford they will 90 It gladly.