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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. l---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. L comprises all territory I'm Rich
nnOnd north of the Jancs River Second
Street mot including Second StrceD
Heights and Gntcr Park.
MRS. A. ALBERTS 2927 w. Cary st. 900
MRS. j. LEROY ASHER, 6l2 n Lom:-rdy st. 1000
MISS OPHELlA BRAY, 40 S. Randolph St.. 200
MISS HAZEL BROWNING 514 S. Pine St. 900
HERBERT CHANDLER. 2+19 Hanover Ave. 1000
MRS. ROSETTA CORDREY, 1909 Beverly. 900
j. T. De VIIBISS, ia Nontrose Ave. 1000
RUSSELL = ENGl-E. 600 Randolph st. 1000
RICHARD +. GASKINS. ~ Harvey ST -. 1000
MISS KATIE GILL. 11l7 Park Ave.......... 900
BERT GORDON $40 w. Marshall st. ....... 900
l.. +. GOSDEN. Al y. Robinson ......... L, 900
MISS MARGUERITE HARTMAN, 1912 Grove Av. 1000
]. E. HARRIS 400 w. Grace St.......... 1000
Il. M HOLLESTER, AIS Pine St............ 900
MRS FAIlEAN c. JONES 25o7 Hanover Ave. 1000
MISS ELIZABETH b. IlAIIL, 500 w Main ST. 1000
j. f. KIRTLEY; 1l19 w Main St........... 900
CHAS NJ LlGHTNER, 40 Bacon Road :. . 900
MISS VIRGINIA LONG. 7l9 North Ave.... / 600
j. MEADE MANN. JR., Is t. Grace St. I 600
EDWARD MAYO, 2416 Hanover Ave. ....... 900
CLIFFORD MAYFlELD 1907 Grove Ave.. 900
BURTON +. NuCkOl-S, 2O26 Taylor Str. 1000
JAN Els T. PETERS, 20 >. Adams ST.. 1000
MISS CLARA PHILLIPS. 1909 w Main ST.. ] 600
CLIFFORD G. SATTERFIELD, sol w. Clay 600
JOHN SAUNDERS. 1925 Floyd Ave....... l. 900
MRS. w. =. SHELTON. 203 y. Meadow st "A 900
G. f. SOUTHWARK. 10 N Plum St....... / 600
MRS. =. c. THOMPSON, $40 n. Harrison ST. / 600
w = TuPMAN, 1l6 Garland Ave. .......... 1000
MIS-: 5oSils ioItAAIoN WEST, 1900 Park Av 1000
MISS NJ. i. WILLIAMS, a113 Grove Ave- l. oOO
JOHN WYNN, w. Grace Observation-Disclosures. / 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 6---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. g comprises Surry, Sussex, South.
anpton, Dinwiddic, Brunswick, Nottoway. Buck
ingham, Amherst Rockbridge, Amelia md Prince
Edward Counties.
j. A. ADDLEMAN, Farmville, VA r. f d. L.. 900
j: r. ANDERSON. Green Bay, Va. 1000
MRS. JENNIE WARREN BERGMAN. Surry / 600
MISS MYRTLE BRADSHAW, Rice Va.... 1000
w. f. BRADSHAW. Green Bay, Va........ 1000
DIR w. S. BRIGGS. Dinwiddie. Va. 1000
j. H. BRlGHTWILL, Blackstone, Va. ........ 1000
MISS EMMA BURTON Ammon, Va. ........ 1000
i. O. CLEMENTS, Wakefield, Va. 1000
j! NJ. COGGIN, Petersburg Va............ 1000
MRS. ROSCOE CONKLIN FARIS Crewe, Va. 1000
WAl. ~ CRl;NSHAW. Farmville. Na....... 1000
ROBERT j. DEWSBURY. Church Road, Va. 1000
w Fl DREWRY. Ivor, Va. ............. 1000
STACY " ELLIS, Waverly. Va.............. 1000
W EMORY GILMORE, Lawrenceville Va..... 1000
MISS DELE EPPS, Petersburg, Va........ 1000
MAJ FElIIS, Capron, Va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
H. l.. FlERS. Petersburg, Va. ............... 1000
MISS LILLIAN FINCH, Lawrencevile. Va. 1000
MRS. J. o. HARDAwAY. Farmvlle, va. 1000
MISS MATTE HARTMAN, Lexington Va. 1000
MISS GLADYS JAMES. Crews. Va. 1000
x. r: JONES, Bells Valley, Va. 1000
w O. MCCORMICK Raphine Va.......... 1000
r: w. MCINTOSH, Fnrmville, Va. 1000
MRS. W. H. MATTHEW'S. Charlie Hope, Va. 1000
Mrs. D. Fl. MITCHELL, Dillwyn Va....... 1000
CttAS. f. MYERS, Petersburg, Na......... 1000
KATHERINE NICHOLAS. Arvonia Va. 1000
d. -. PARkER, Raphine, Va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
MRS. SALLIE, T. PAULETT. Hampden Sid
ney Va .......................... 1000
MRS J. a. PILouT. Sutherland, va......... 1000
SSIFElt POND, Wakefield. Va. ............ 1000
W. E. BEDFORD Burkeville Va......,. l. 900
>. r. REFEl1lI. BranchVile. Va 1000
Mrs; b. w sEBRELL, sebrelL Va. 1000
j. CtfcATIl SFELBURNE, Green Bay, Na... 1000
MRS. r. A. SHORT, Kress, Va............. 1000
MISS CARRIE SLATE Petersburg Va..... 1000
MISS EVELYN NJ. SNEAD. Judd Va........ 1000
MISS SADIE SOUTHALL, Amelia c. H.. Va. 1000
MISS MARGARET TUCKER, Champe, Va. 900
MISS MABEL LEE VAUGHAN, Rice Na... 1000
MRS: CARRIE r. WELLS. Blackstone. Va. 1000
MISS NINA MAY WHEELHOUSE Petersburg
Va, r. r. D. No 2, Box 7........... l. 600
MISS HELEN WILLIAMSON, Petersburg. 1000
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MISS ELEANOR ALLEN, Gas n Sth ST. 1000
MISS MYRTLE BALL, 1920 f.. Broad 1000
c. a. BEYER, o0S e Turpin St........ 900
KATE BROOKS, 719 n. 25th st. ......... 600
JACK BRYANT, 2G0o Z. Broad St. 900
MISS MINNIE CAVEDO. 717 N 25th st 600
HENRY j. COIN. 221 Governor st. 900
MISS LOUISE COLES, 3014 E.. Marshall. 49, 900
ClLiV Elk d. CROSS, ). A Connolly & Co. 1000
. i. L!NDf' oOt state ST. Fulton. 1000
s. *. EATON. 262S L. Franklin St 000
MRS w. j. FOLKES. 1873 n. S5rd st 600
w. d. FOX, 31o6 T.. Marshall St......... 600
MISS BESSIE GARTHRIGHT SO2i e Mar
shall ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
w. LILLE GlhSON. 800 34th St........... 1000
Mis- w, ~ GREENE. 500 n 24th st. 1000
w; D. n ERNDON 40 n. 18th St............ 900
MISS ELLEN HOLMAN, 407H n. eth ST. 80 900
ItobGfI U: HUaiHE.S care OF w. s. Mccoy. 1000
>. a. ma n.y. old Nlcholson St............... 900
nihs w: -: lASSIl ltlS Maryland Ave-. 1000
MISS 1OTTIE LLOYD. 5l9 n. cath ct. ... 000
DOROTHY MASON, S18 n 25th st i 600
F.. GARNETT MERCER, 30 n. sth ST. ~ 900
DONALD MILLER, G. e. O. Depot ...,.... ono
Jim Oli.1 4o9 n. 2ith St............... 1000
w. II. PIERCE 500 N 9th st .......... 900
FRANCES POW ELL. STA 33rd st. - 1000
DIR. LEO ARTHUR PUSEY, 2O1 Professional
Bldg ........................ 1000
MISS sGUSSIE ROLLER, Rountrees Store. 1000
u. u. IsUoD Sbl6 u. Clay St-.............. 900
( =. L. SAttGEANi, 5slS seventh St.......... 1000
SCHAS. n. SCHAAf, lIarus Bros. Co 1000
a, J.. STAFFORD, r.. S15 e. Main ST. 333
MISS MARIE TODD, 1204 Ord Ave. ........ T. 600
Ia. y. WALDER. 1890 2. Washington ST 900
MRS j. ". WALiiEE. 2slo e. Broad st., 1000
j.. g. wOMBWELL. 500 N. 21st St...... 900
MISS FLOsSIB NJ. WOOD 1905 ~ Esd St - 1000
ARTHUR d. WRIGHT, 1906 Sd Ave 1000
MISS MARY YARBoRoUGH 7o2 e. Main st 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 5---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. 5 comprises Hanover, GooebI,na
spot"sIvnnin Essex Stafford, Caroline, King IytI
iinm' King and Queen. New Kent Charles civ
irince George, Powhatan Cumberland Conn
ties. :. Oouh-
WI r. W sturgeon Point, Va. 900
hpc IT 81. Ipt AZ u SteVensville Va. 900
ASIrs 70 pIprTc LES, EMERSON. Va..... 200
w % mo- .nr ,n. freoerlcksburg .......... 1000
Mss ,tII no ~ 80 - vest Point Va. 1000
nI,1n, - ~ =. ,.1s BELL boswell Va. 1000
N1ss .VINyr. ~ Err. Irwin Va r. Z. ID. l. 1000
MSS r. "a nv nI1c M SLAfifE Goodails. Va. 1000
y r no; 1000
MIS-. :, ~ . Seiehs, va. 900
w " MSnSnS toIo. fook, Va. 1000
% NC EopG,r ii.e"iett Va ............. 1000
MISS pEscII nSIErI n,Iangohlct. Va...... 1000
''iA'D<rbf>ooR, Hewlett, Va. 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09

DISTRICT No. q comprises Surry, Sussex, South
ampton, DinwIddic, Brunswick, Nottoway, Buck
ingham, Amherst, Rockbrdge, Amelia md Prince
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 3---Automobile Contest.

INU. d "ohiPrIseb MI terrffOry Known as
South Richmond, including Swansboro Forest
Hill.
w NJ ADDISON, South Richmond .......,. 900
Mi,o MARION DOUGLAS. 11O1 Decatur St.. 1000
Nli,S NOANll GOOoE, 225 70. 10th st. 1000
INAItiAfINE HARDING, $500 Lawson ST.. 1000
pa i3AEAIIER HARRIS 1922 Porter ST.. 1000
w. r. iiAKRlS. Sd and Everett st. 1000
IiOtiON HENRY, 125 W. 9Th st. .......... 1000
-; II. LEE QUO Decatur St................ 1000
W. III. Mann woodland Heights. .......... 1000
3 ~ d. AID Woodland Heights. 1000
, =; a. NANCE south Richmond. .......... 1000
I,l9o fALlCfl RO3ERTS. 1901 Hull St.. 1000
~ WAisD itoBiNSON, 1850 McDonough ST.. 1000
$4,000 ;. TAYLOR, 1923 Hull st. 1000
- - - IOCkEH, $50 NJ 31st St, So. Rd. 1000
- -. J. IhNoALL, 40 w. 25th st. 1000
D. L. WlLLAfD, South Richmond. ......... 200
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 7---AutomobiIe Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox, Gimp
bell Bedford Botctourt Grecnsville Lunenbure.
Meckienburs, Charlotte. Halifax. Pittsylvanin.
Henry and Franklin Counties.
MISS CLARA BRYANT Lynchburg, Va...... 900
JOfN w. BURGESS, PAGES, Va. ............... ZOO
Miss Miss klI' CAGE, south Boston, Va...... 900
IfiOs IL. CHRISTIAN, Vera, Va....... 1000
o. ~ CLAY, Crystal HILL Va. .............. 900
L IL CRAWL1Y, Appomattox. Va...... 1000
y; nnt,S. w. a.. CRUTCHER, brakes Branch, Va. 900
- =; ~ DANIEL Lynchburg, Va,............... 1000
MISS NflLlE " FOWLkES, Lunenburg, Va. 900
.. {. GARRETT. brakes Branch, Va ........ 900
~, e, GEE, Meherrin, Va..... 200
ms. W. W. GREEN N Emporia, Va...... 1000
MISS RAMEY HAALIN. Danvlle. va.. 1000
DWELL HOLT. Brookneal. Va. .......... 600
5. o. INGE. kenbrdge, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
MISS HETTIE JAMES. Bedford Va....... 900
Sfi+A.. kESSNlCH, Lynchburg, Va...-...... 1000
G IHo st T. NICHOLS South Boston Va. 1000
Jiso; w. NoRBURN Danville. Va. .......... 900
1t r. NORWOOD, Skipwith. Va. 1000
MRS. II. D. PETERS, Keysvilie, Va,........ 1000
MISE IDA M PRICE, Meherrn. Va. 1000
=; n. SEBRlLI. North Emporia, Va. 1000
CLYDE SELF, Martinsville. Va............. 600
EMMA SMILEY, Buchanan, Va...,.......... 1000
w. r SWINGLE Shippers, Va .......... 900
MISS MARY JANE WALDEN, Suthcrlin, Va.
j -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory I'm Rich
mOnd north of the james River and of Second
Street mot including Second street, Barton
Heights and Gntcr Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 2---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. . compriscs all territory in Rich-
mond north of the james River cast of Second
Street includinE Second street,, also Including
Highland Park Chestnut Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 4---AutomobiIe Contest

DISTRICT No. 4 comprises NIL of Henrico and
Chesterfield Counties. not included in Districts 1,
ana 3, and louisa Orange. CuIpcpcr Fiuvanna AL
bcmarle, Nelson and Augusta Counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. PONY Contest.

DISTRICT No. 4 comprises all of Hcnrico and
CheSterheid Counties. not included in Districts J.
and 3, md Louisa, Orange, CuIpeper, FIuynnna Al
bemnrIe' Nelson and Augusta Counties.
11Js CRAWFORD BARRETT. Louisa. Va. 1000
, ,tI,s "a n BOSWELL Greenwood, Va 1000
H HtI, t,i'EANON BROWN Ettrick. Va...... 1000
MISS M2iSi COOKIE Fredercks Hall, Va.... 1000
=; ,, X DElINiCH itichmond. Va. r. +. D. g.. 1000
huO HESS. MI sidney Va r. T. d. 2...... 1000
Mill Mill Gel - NENNON. Matoaca, Va. 1000
Ss FULLER Richmond. Va, r. r. D. l.. 1000
-aioS LOUISA II. STONEMAN, Columbia. Va. 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09

MISS MARY ALEySE GODSEY, 1875 z. 18th 1000
MISS MARGARET KNIGHT. 11ol Decatur ST. 900
SULLIVAN NEAL t7l5 Decatur 1000
MISS LOUISE ROBERTSON. III Albany Ave. 1000
MISS MARIE a. SCOTT $40 w. 26th ST.,
Woodland Heights .......... / non
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. l---Pony Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory N Rich
mond north Of the james River and
street (Eot including Second Street, md barton
Heights and Ginter Park.
TioS. ARMSTRONG. JR., S14 Barton Ave.. 900
LA otflWRY BLAIR, 1716 Hanover Ave-. 1000
MoRGAS CRAFTON, 4O6 N. Robinson St.. 1000
CARL FARRAR, 917 w. Grace st. 1000
MISS T]1ElMA GlLLS. los IL. Clay St...... 1000
JAMES GOOCH, ISIS Stuart Ave. ........... 1000
JAMES KENNEDY 112O Beverly St........ 1000
KENNETH LARRABEE. 500 Beverly St.. 1000
MISS MARY AUSTIN MANN 13 E. Grace St.. 1000
HOWARD MANN MoRECOCK, JR.. Madison
and Cary SITS. (store) Observation-Disclosures. 1000
stuart MCCONNELL, H. e. Clay St. ...... 1000
MISS MAIZE SCOTT, IA w. Broad st. 1000
SIUARI Sl1l1oEN, 2522 Stuart st .......... 1000
MISS DORIS SMITH. 2527 Kensington Ave-. 1000
HENRY SNlDER, 2ll3 Hanover Ave........ 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09
District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTINCT No. comprises Hanover, Gooehlapd
SpotsyIvnnia' Essex, Stafford, Caroline, King VIII
liam, King and Queen, New Kent, Charles City,
Prince George Powhatan and Cumberland Counties.
LUCILLE D. BEApLEs. Richmond. Va.
X; i. D. No ! ......................... 1000
SICARI BEAl- Tunstall. Va............... 1000
i DnHiD tiELD west Point, Va. Box SO. .. 1000
n NEE nlAisf GoULDMAN Beulahville Va. 1000
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSON, Hanover Va
:, r. D. No 1...::................... 1000
o. o, ~; 'AHIES, Beulahvilie 1000
'oriN AilDA EIIEJ Ashland Va.............. 1000
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Rodin's Test Of Sculpture.

Robins favorite way Of showing on
his sculpture Is by the light Of shad-
ed lamp at night. In his way. especial
~ when the light Is projected from BE-
low. every rusosity Of the skin. every
subsurface muscle. every vein or win,
kle IL accentunted. The trouble with
this test when applied to statues not
by ROdin Ia that frequently the veins
and muscles and wrinkles have not
been chiseled into the stone. and no
projected light. no matter what Its N
tenSity or angle OF projection. can cast
shadows not raised by the inequalities
Of the sculptured surfacs.-W. Sranrk
lyn Paris in International Studio
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Notice to Contractors.

The plans and specifications for the
heating, plumbing and wiring for the
new opera house are now in the hands
of C. F. Denker, secretary. at the
Slender cigar store. All persons who
desire to bid on same can see the
plans by calling on the secretary. For
further particulars the architect. F. E.
Cox, may be seen at Council Bluffs.
Bids will be accepted until noon of
August 18th. The board of directors
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
G. F. Denker, Secretary,
32-1t DenisOn, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
How Does x Get Acrossf

At a certain eastern university one
Of the professors was conducting an
examination In physiology. He asked
for a description Of the circulation ut
the extrsmities. meaning. Of course. the
capillary circulation.
The youth he called upon evidently
did not know much about the matter
for he replied that the blood went
down one leg and up the Other!-
Youths Compa Rion.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many kind
friends and neighbors, through the
columns of the Review, who assisted
our beloved mother and grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Bryan /
and Children. . !,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06

On easy terms, one 160-acre farm,
we'll improved, three miles north of
Deloit; known as the Olof Larson
farm. Also three acres of timber land
in Milford township.
32-tf H. A. Norman
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
For Sale
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many kind
friends for their words of sympathy
and for the beautiful floral offerings
at the time of the death of our be-
loved father, Mr. David Whey.
The Children
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06

LOST-On Saturday, July Goth, a
package of dry goods. Finder please
leave at Review office. 32-1t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
For Sale.

1918 Model Motorcycles and Motor
Boats at bargain prices, all makes,
brand new machines, on easy monthly
payment plan. Get our proposition
before buying or you will regret it, al
so bargains in used motorcycles. Write
us today. Enclose stomp for reply.
Address Lock Box II, Trenton, Mich.
27-10t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Want Ads
Lost, Found, For Sale, Etc.

FOR SALE-Several thoroughbred
ans, Deloit, Iowa. 32-3t pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06

FOR RENT-Large room in the Re-
view building, suitable for a store
room or large office. Large window
on Main street. Inquire at Review Of
fee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
For Sale or Trade.

For Sale or Trade.
l would sell my 6 cylinder Stevens
Duyrea auto at a bargain; or would
trade for smaller car. 1t is in Al
Denison, Iowa. 2S-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06

FOR SALE-Frame building on lot
II, block IS. Inquire of the w. R.
Temple company. 27-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06

High grade Alfalfa only $1,000 per
bushel at Wygant's. 32-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Aoajnst His Princjple,

Against His Principle.
MY grocer won't sue me II don't
pay him"
"HOw's that?"
He never adopts legal measures."-
Jud3e.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
Take Notice

Take Notice
All persons who are caught tres
passing or taking produce from the f.
acre tract near the West Boyer river
will be prosecuted to the fullest, ex-
tent of the law. =
32-1t pd Carl Gronau.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
AGENTS Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
Sell Seed Corn Dryers and make
500 weekly for next six weeks. Big
demand now. Lowest prices; largest
capacity; sells on sight Address
Dept. Dryer, Farmers Speciality Com
pany, Iowa City, 32-2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-14
CONVENIENT SELLS TIMBER
IN SOUTHERN lDAH

WASHINGTON. April lS.-The De-
Eartment of Agriculture has begun
advertising two large tracts Of timber
which aggregates 40 million feet on
The Payette River within the Boise
ard PayettC National Forests, Idaho.
The District Forester at Ogden. Utth.
vii receive bids UP to aAd including
Jmne l. 1879 and for an additional
month ii intending purchasers WISH
more time to examine the timber b.,
bore deciding en- their bids.
| While the bids received through
competition will determine the rate at
which tho timber viii be sold, the De-
pertinent. as the result OF a careful
study. has placed a minimum price
which will be considered on the tim
her according tC species and situation.
Thus prices range from $3.50 thOps.
and fet Tor western yellow pine in
the omst accessible places. down to
%l.C0 for the least valuable and leas:
accessible timber. The initial rates
viii be subject to REIMBURSEMENT inl9iS
and in 1929. BY such rcadjustmemt
Tic stumpasc price may be modified
twice al fortyycars Intervals during
tie twelYe years which will be allowed
lCr the removal Of the climber.
The Department officials point out
thHU, in sales Of such a large quani-
/! g iiIbcr it is necessary 10 allow 4
lCn@ term contract because of the mag
u,u.Gn of opeatiou and Investment,
The fact that many large sales have
beer made with TcadjustmGnt claus.
Is indicates. II Is held, thai timber
operators find the method business.
Ike aEd practicable.
The timber &c be cut lies on tho
watersheds of the South and Middle
Forks of the rayette. and bids VIII
be received for any or all Of the tim.
bGr on either fork. 1t is accessible
10 southern Idaho. which Is develop.
Ing rapidly and in which the demand
Cor timber vii Increase.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-14

where held, and to punish violations
of such ordinances even II the ofrenso
under ana against the same shall con
stitute ofrenses under tho law Of the
state Of West Virginia or The common
law to provide for the employment
and safe keeping OF persons who may
be committed in default Of the pay
ment of fine penalties or costs under
this act, who are otherwise unable or
TAIL to discharge the same, by putting
them TO work for the Benefit Of tho
city upon the streets or other places
provided by said city, and lc use such
means to prevent their escape while
n work as the board OF affairs may
deem expedient; and the board OF
nffairs may fix reasonable rate per
day as wages to be allowed such
person until the fine and costs against
him are thereby discharged: to
compel the attendance at pubic mee'
tings of the members OF the board OF
affairs; to have and exercise such
additional rights, privileges and
powers as are granted to munictpalt'
ties by chapter forty.seven OF the code
of West Virginia of the clifton of one
thousand nine hundred and six. For
all such purposes, except that of
taxation, the board of affairs shall
have Jurisdiction, when necessary, for
one mile beyond the corporate limits
OF said city, excepting any other mu-
nicfpal corporation or part of any
other state within said one mile limit:
Said city CT Fairmont as constituted
by this act, shall retain, keep and
succeed to all rights, privileges, prop
erty, interest, claims and demands
heretofore acquired by, vested in or
10 said city Of Fairmont,
as heretofore constituted.
lContIuued on Page Sikh
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-14

November have since suffered pen
paralysis aud that lie can no longer
hear from them And that II he goct!
forth 10 see them he tindest them ah.
ISent. or III, or bowed down under the
wight OF great public duties OF exceed
ing importance, without time to see
and cheer his anxious soul. Neither
will he discover that those who chased
the phantom, Office. hardest in the late
election and got it, and who now sit.
eth snugly and securely in Gover1.
ment mahogany, have since seen 4
great light, yea! greater than tina:
Witnessed by Saul of Tarsus, and that
they now knoGcth 1t to be hateful and
positively vulgar to seek jobs at the
hands OF the Government.
Yea! Verify! Neither will he make
the sad discovery that TO help men
into Office camcth not their gratitude
ard that our political masters know.
ch US only when theysneederh us.Y
Blessed. therefore, is he who is con-
tent to earn an honest living and who
burns not with the IIs. for Office
Sciah !-Hamrshirc Review.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-14

following the said fiFer s0nth $50 4s
V. ssi feet to a poirt betNeensthe B
e d. II, r tracks Custom junction
bridge on the eastside 81 sid ftyeSs
thence south 72o5' W, 1,1s2 feet 70 a
point near junction Of Valley river
and West Fork river; thence north
100 8g w. 657 feet, crossing the
Tygarts Valley river to the point Of
land between the two a5oYe meBuo-
ned rivers and Oh the east bank of
the West Fork river: hence north
$50 a. W. 1873 feet to place Of be-
ginning.
Sec. 8. THE territory Of said city
shall consist 81 eight wards. which
shall be designated and known respec-
lively as firsts second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth wards.
And the city council of the. present
city offFairmont, as the same shall be
constituted when this aei becomes
enectlye, shall, within twenty days
after the same so beeomes effective,
cause a census to be taken and re-
turned of the Inhabitants Of the said
territory of the city, and shall then
make division Of said territory into
eight wards and establish and design
ate the boundaries Of such wards. SO
as 10 make the population Of said
wards as nearly equal as possible.
It is provided, however that the
board OF affairs, hereinafter provided
for, after the expiration of two years
from the time this act takes effect,
may by ordinance fix the boundaries
and increase or decrease the number
of wards.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-14

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