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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
MAKE RAILWAY PUT
CONCRETE BRIDGE
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD IN
STRUCTS Legal STEPS BE
TAKEN.

The city attorney at yesterdays
meeting Of the administrative board
was instructed to take the necessary
legal steps to compel the Southern
Railway company TO carry out an
order given by the board several
months ago to erect a concrete bridge
over the railway tracks on Lester
near Williamsburg avenue.
The board was asked by Chief En-
gineer Jones, of the Virginia Rail-
way and Power company, to inspect
the new concrete poles In Petersburg
Of which there are sixty In use. The
trolley company proposes to replace
wooden and metal poles here with
the concrete poles.
Mayor Ainslie was requested by the
board to recommend to council an
appropriation OF s5S,247.64 Tor pay
ments on the construction of the new
First Regiment Armory building, au-
thorized last December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
PRESS AGENTS
Continued from Fifth Page.)

gan as play and the enduring
qualities Of the entertainment can
best be Judged by the fact that 1t has
earned more than million dollars In
clear profits; and the appearance of
the play in almost any corner Of the
country calls forth capacity business
now as it did decade ago. Fifty
clever people viii figure In the big
revival with a wealth Of gorgeous cos
tunes. Mr. Hill is determined to
make his Mutt 81 Jeff" and Happy
Hoollgan" the reigning musical sue
cesses of the present season. and
there is every likelihood that he Will
succeed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Football Games
Today

Army VS.. Notre Dame, at West
Point.
Cornell VS.. Harvard. at Cambridge
Dartmouth VS.. Amherst. at Am
herst.
Georgetown VS.. Carlisle. at Wash
ington.
Hampden-s Sidney VS.. Richmond, at
Richmond.
Johns Hopkins VS.. swarthmore. at
Baltimore.
Navy vs. Lehigh, at Annapolis
Princeton VS.. Holy Cross, at Prince
ton.
University Of Chattanooga VS., Ten
nessee. at Knoxville
University of Pennsylvania VS.. Penn
State, at Philadelphia.
University of Pittsburg VS.. Buck
nell, at Pittsburg
University OF Tennessee VS..
University of Virginia VS. Wander
bilt at Charlottesville.
Washington and Lee VS.. Virginia
Polytechnic, at Roanoke.
Yale VS.. Colgate. at New Haven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

cc}pts 3,75t. The market is firm
Creamery extras, 32033, creamery,
drsts, 70 1-20 30. creamery, extra
drets. 3od 81
Cheese. Receipts, 79s boxes The
market Is steady State whole milk,
fresh, specials 10 1~2Qt6; fresh
average fancy. Is 1-4015 II.
Eggs; Receipts, 7.420 cases The
market is higher ana armcr. FRESH
gathered extras. So a IS; ditto. extra
firsts, "a 35; nearby whites, fancy
80 n SIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
HUNTING SEASON
WILL OPEN TODAY
MUCH GAME Is SAID TO BE IN
CHESTERFIELD THIS
YEAR.

Hunting season win open this morn
ing an Chesterfield county. and a
large number of citizens are prerar-
ing 10 spend a few hours in The woods
today.
a number Of the county residents
yesterday expressed themselves IS
being well pleased with the action II
she board of supervisors in refusing
to take army action towards postpon-
ing the opening Of the season.
From all accounts there rs q large
amount OF game in Chesterte' this
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
MONTHS LAST DAY
BEST FOR BUJILDIN

The last day of the month WI
the biggest IN the matter Of the vall
OF new buildings authorized by til
building inspectors Office. two pei
mits being issued.
One was to William III. Palmer. exI
cutor, to build a two-story brid
tenement, to be two stories and tn
dwellings at 1904 and 1906 East Ma
street, They are to cost 1896.
The other was to Davis Brother
incorpoSNted, for the construction
two-sSbry brick building to contaI
one store and five dwellings to col
$40 600.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
The Battle of Waterloo at Empire


The Battle Of Waterloo. with It's
5000 men, 500 cannon. and 5000
horses is coming to the Empire all
Of next week. giving four perform
ances daily, 2, 4, and p Nj. This,
said to be the greatest spectacular
moving picture ever made, is an
awe-inspiring exhibition that COM
mands the attention, respect and ad-
niration Of all Surging masses of
soldiery struggling over shell-swept
hill and plain drenched with torrents
Of patriots blood. Thousands of
horses and men charged into a mael-
strom Of death and destruction in
manner bringing home to all with
new force and meaning General Sher-
mans everlasting epigram war is
He'll"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Ya'e Expects
to Beat Colgate

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 81
Four teams had a long signal drill at
Yale field this afternoon in prepara-
ton for the Colgate game tomorrow
Yale expects to beat Colgate.
Besides the signal work there was
a long practice in kicking. Ketcham
did some nice placement kicking,
while Guernsey and Cornish showed
improvement IN drop kicking. Knowles
did some punting and will do the
punting tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Anioirncd Guardian.

Attorney Wits c. Pullam has
been appointed guardian Of rnc late
Jphn Henry parhers three chHdren.
lie Will qualify in Chesterfield Cir
cult court today
Mr.. Parker, who is believed to have
committed suicide, was found dead
three years ago at his home near
pss WHY'S Bluff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Acquires Small Tracr

Thirty feet of ground on the east
side Of Canal street designated as
Lot No. 13l Of Buffers Addition. was
acquired yesterday by j. w. Blunt
from Mrs. Harriet Lyons, according
10 deed Of bargain and sale re-
corded with Clerk Du Val in Hastings
court, part H. The sum named in
the consideration was $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
rersnnnI Mention

Mrs. r. w. Matthews ana little
daughter. Edna. have returned to
their home in Pittsburg. after spend
ms weeks with Mrs. Reams, Of
Albany avenue, Oak Grove.
j, X. Aters, who has been i'll In the
Memorial hospital, has been brought
to his home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Hold EXAMINATIONS Shortly.

Several examinations for positions
IN Manchester station viii be held
November 18th. in the ofIice OF the
Riehmona postofflce. Owing to the
Increase |o business on the Southside
additional erks are needed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
DR.. LANSING TO SPEAK
IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCE

Tomorrow evening at O'Clock D|
j. ]. Lansing will deliver a talk d
The Social Program of the Lord
Prayer" at st. Paul's Episcop1
church. DR.. Lansing Is a very inte}
esting taiker. and large crowd 4
expected to hear him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Goycrnor Mann 10 speak.

Governor William Hodges Mann
will speak tomorrow afternoon at.
$3.50 O'clock in the First Baptist
church, colored, under auspices Of
the Colored Young Mems Christian
association"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01

Exceptionally beautiful scenes and
settings are shown in The Last DAYS
of Pompeii," which win be seen at
the Empire theater twice this after
noon. 2 and j, Nj. and twice to-
night. 7 and Q =. NJ, for the last
times. Magnificent effects have been
produced in the exterior scenes. while
rare photography characterizes the
whole. 1t is shown In six parts and
nr,tr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct 80. 1913,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rodgers. Plummer & Coz
Petersburg, Va, oct. 81, 1919.
Farmers stock. $50 per bushel.
NIAS-Farmers stock:
Fancy jumbo, 4 cents per pound,
Fancy hand picked. 3 "a cents pei
pound.
Extra prime, 3 Ia cents per pound
Prime, 3 IA cents per pound.
Smelling stock. . to 5 cents per pound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
Especial to The RICHMOND virginian

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHRURG, VA, Oct. 31.--The
football squad representing Wander
bllt university reached here this af-
ternoon shortly before o'clock where
the squad had short practice yes
terday afternoon and where the men
spent last night
They put on their toys and engaged
in secret practice at the Island Play
ground late today, and will leave about
s o'clock tomorrow morning for Char
lottesville.
Coach McGugin was frank TO say
this afternoon that the team has suf-
fered by losses OF some OF It's stars
who made the 1912 championship pos
sible, But the big coach pointed out
he has been able TO develop some good
material from the new men and he
thinks he has a team that viii be able
to take care OF itself against Wander
10 take care Of itself against Viz
ginia tomorrow. He said the new
players have the right spirit and they
Will go in the big contest with firm
belief in their ability to administer
defeat to the Orange and Blue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
WATCH US SCRAP"
Continued from Fifth page. ,

than harm. It has brought the men
to realization of their weaknesses
and has prevented any possibility of
over-confdence in their big game, as
was shown last season In the game
with Auburn.
Everything points to the biggest
crowd the Virginia studium has seen
for many years, for no game in the
South has been better advertised or
has aroused as much interest as this
battle between the two strongest efev-
ems of different sections of the South,
ancient and formerly bitter rivals
Virginia has two defeats over Van
derbilt to her credit, while the Gold
and Black beat the Old Dominion
representatives last season for the
first time In their history. The only
other battle between them was the
memorable scoreless tie on Dudley
field in 1897. when the teams met in
post-season game for the cham
pionship of the South. This was one
Of the greatest games ever seen in
the South, and probably the most
bitterly fought Dudley field In all its
history has ever staged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
WARREN SAYS

Continued from Fifth page.)
and Lefevre. from the faculty ath-
letic committee, followed. The play
ers are housed in some big country
place in the county where they will
remain pntil / o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. Tonight the men were given
further Instructions on the line of
play to be used against Vanderbilt
tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
The Weather

For Virginia and North Carolina:
Fair Saturday and Sunday; moderate
North winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
RICHMOND pnaDocn MARKET.

tReportcd by W0odGn . Scott
Commission Merchants
Richmond Va. oct g. 1913.
LIVE POULTRY
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

d 4 Z
cost Of such mt ~ : mon Of
property specially benefte d s 81 IS sif
Of Minnesota ~ IL En- lst& lNfj
Section /. The common. council. y city conn
State now or Hereafter = avnx more o. than
Fifty thousand 10000 inhabitsnts. whether
special act of the Legislature general act Of
tho legislature. or charter adopted BY tho
frseh nldsas thereof Or otherwise il hereby
nfths vote Of all members Of said council. or
other governing body. to issue negotiable
Ing Fifty thousand dollars Woo00o). said
bonds to be Of such denomination and pay
thy and aeh s not
be deemed advisable. Said bonds shall bear
~ and snail have i interest coupon.
designated therein. and shall be sold to tho
highest bidder. Provided. that SUCH bonds
va'
Sec 2. The proceeds Of any and all bonds
sy gd this n s s s ns Ss sns ~
sinet from '' al Other : fund. Of the e!ty. and
% ussa .ag the
to its full width any principal street IN such
city Ss1, has ESky sass and ether
where the cost Of said Improvement would
exceed tho benefits to property assessable
SEQ, 8. All bonds issued under the author
ity Of this act shall be sealed with the seal
Mayor. attested BY the Clerk, and counter
signed or reported by the City Comptroller or
Auditor of said city, except that the signature
be Autographed thereon. The full faith and
credit Of any such city issuing such bonds
shall be pledged at all times for tho payment
Of all such bonds and the interest thereon.
ana such city shall each year levy sufficient
and the principal Of such bonds shall
mature during tho ensuing year. or shall
provide a sinking fund sufficient to ensure
the redemption Of said bonds at maturity.
Sec. T. The obligation incurred by any
city by the issuing of any bonds pursuant to
the provisions hereof shall not be considered
a. a part of its indebtedness under the pro-
visions Of it's governing act or charter or of
any law of this State. fixing tho limit Of the
amount Of Indebtedness Of such city. -
SEQ. B.. This act shall take effect ana be
In force from and after its passage.
Approyed March 20. 1913 =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1oo-s. F. No. 90.

AN ACT entitled IAN act amending Section
q Chapter IeTs Of 1e s1s relating to
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: ..-
ts ssGn Law. Ts ef ,sis ;. 10 and Of the ssms
's"sss is sp t. 1sas
shall be employed at sewing belts, or to assist
IN sewing belts, in any capacity whatever;
they sa no o IN
ing, wiping Or cleaning machinery: they shall
not operate or assist in operating circular or
ers. sandpaper or wood-polishins machinery
emery polishing wheels used for polishing
sta mp,ng machines in sheet metal and tin.
ware manufacturing, stamping machines in
washer and nut
nor shall they be employed in operating any
steam boiler, steam machinery or other. steam
Bowling alleys: they shall not operate or as
sist In operating dough crates OR cracker
machinery Of any description; wire or iron
crate assist in operating rolling mill ma
chimes. punches or shears. washing. grinding
manufactur1ng nor shall they operate or as
: sist in operating laundry machinery, nor shall
in any IN
yed in any capacity in the manufacture &c. Of
employed IN any capacity whatever in OPP
ting or assisting to operate any passenger
freight elevator! nor shall they be employed
any capacity whatever in the manufacture
goods for Immoral purposes, or any other
ployment dangerous to their lives and limbs
~ their health morals nor in any theater,
cert hall, saloon or place OF Amusement;
Employment Of any child as q singer or
'slclan In church, school or academy or
teaching Or learning the science or practice
music; or as a musician In any concert,
I'm theatrical exhibition With the written rite,
# Of the council Of the village where such
cert or exhibition takes place. Such con-
sitSs shall not be given unless forty eight hours
ii have been served in writing upon the
rs mnniaioner Of Labor Of the State Of INN
$1nta ana upon tho Secretary Of the Mime
: Chlid Labor Committee and q hearing
sy j thereon II requested. and shall bs reyoc-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
j. CHAPTER 1913 IS: F. No. 41s.

AN ACT authorizing county boards in GER
and construction Of hospital. I.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of tho State
Of Minnesota: = 80 =.
Section l.. In any County in this State IA
which there is no County Hospital, the County
Board of such County is hereby authorized and
empowered to appropriate and pay from the
erection, construction and MAINTENANCE Il in
such County Of a Hospital for the treatment
Of sick, diseased and injured persons, a sum
and preference shall always be given IN Sthe
admission to such Hospital Of such patients are
are sent thereto by. the County Board, H., 9
Approved March 81. 1913 ~ - ,S.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

s . \. i.gI y
CHAPTER 121s. F. No. s16 55
AN ACT relating to the Issuance OF permit,
for breeding Or domestication OF certain fu'
Be i enacted BY the Legislature Of the state
Section /. The Game and Fish Commission
LOT this State may issue permits to breed $ol
domesticate mink, muskrat skunk, and rae
tain: !, s. FL '.5 It.5 a. 3. ID Is g
l. The name and address Of the applicant.
A description Of the preMtses upon
which applicant will keep such domesticated
S. The number ana kinds Of animals 81
possession at the time of making the appl1-
The application shall be accompanied by q
fee OF one cent for each such animal In pos.
session The Commission may thereupon
issue a permit to the applicant to keep such
animals. Any Ierson 30 holding such permit
shall annually on the. first day Of January
report to- the Commission any increase G,
decrease had upon the original number ap-
Of o hoang
Any person desiring to breed and don,esti.
cate such fur bearing animals may apply, tc
to catch and tske. for the purposes Of breed
ing and demonstrating only, any such animals
with certain described territory and within
upon such applicant giving bond to- the
State OF Minnesota in the sum Of Five Hun
ties. to 6 be approved by said Commission, con.
ditioned. among other things that said appli::
cant Will only within the time prescribed and
within the territory mentioned in the app!i:
purpose of breeding and DEMONSTRATING. and
that such applicant will not catch. take o.
Use such animals for any other purposes
and will not sell or otherwise dispose Of the
same. or Of tho carcasses fur and hides
thereof. the said Commission may issue te
such applicant a permit to 30 catch and take
such animals. At the end Of the time stated
m such permit the person named therein l
Commission the kind and number of sucr
animals SO caught and taken and receive g
permit. for their retention and domestication
as in this act provided. NJ
Any person. who under the authority Of this
act, shall have in his lawful possession an!
such fur bearing animals. shall be deemed
to have a property right therein and to- be
the owner thereof and any person who shall
enter the enclosure where such animals are
confined. Or who shall catch, take or modest
such animals when in such enclosure. shall
and punishments as though the animals in
question were ordinary domestic animals the
subject Of property rights in this state.
Any. such animals or their furs or hides
may be sold or shipped within or without
the state upon receipt Of written permission
to do so from the Commission.
Approved March p, 1913. -7 :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1s1-H. =. No. 2o5.


AN ACT to amend Sections 22 &c., and SO,
b Chapter 344s Of the General Laws of 1905.
s. relating to Ethe Demonstration, Propaga-
Il ton, Preservation and Shipment OF Came
Be It enacted by the esis1a ture 81 the State
sactian 1 IL That section 22, q 4,
19o5 amended 50 as Rad
permits to- breed or donnestica tes game birds
deer moose, elk and caribou, and to spFopa-
gate shsh upon apple ion to 81. which shall
Ii The name and address OF the applicant
s. q "a description OF the spremis esE on which
applicant will keep such d stfcated animals
or where he will breed 9or propagate came
\ 8 The. number and kind of birds, animals
81 fish an possession at the time Of making
the application and neither they are wild l or
In case 81 deer. elk g ribop the
applica ton shall be cOmpanied by cot
afty (5Ol cents for each animal In poseessiQn.
The Commission may thereupons issue ~ Per.
nit 10 & the applicant to keep such animals.
.Any person holding such a. permit shall an
nually on the first nv; iof January report 10
the comniissions sny increase Eor decrease ahad
upon the original number pplieds TO-
Eether} wifi, q Zee Qf nifty cents fors each
keep 81 record all persons Holding such
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

able a. ths VIII ofS ths aaithority giving NJ
Such consent shall specify tho. name ofs the
child. its age. the names and residence Of III
parents Of suardians. y the m kind dura
ton and number Of performances permitted
together With the place Fandi character Or the
exhibition. But mo such consent shall be!
construed to authorize any violation Of para
graphs one, three o. FOUR Of Section 1855, Re
vised Laws Of 1905; nor shall females under
10 $years@of age be- employed Iii any capacity,
where such employment compels them to re-
main standing constantly Provided, that 3 IN;
any sction brought against an employer Of
any child under ~ yearsSof age, on account Of
injuries sustained BY the child while 60 em-
ployed. II the employer shall have obtained
and kept on aie IL like manner a. herein! pro-
Of the parent or guardian, stating In substance
that the child IL not less than 18 years OF age,
such employment shall not be deemed . vio-
lation OF this act. 3 Any person employing d
child In violation Of the provisions Of this
section shall be guilty Sf q % misdemeanor.''
Approved March 20, 1918. l1gE57} 4 lE. ia
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 124-S r. Nc. kkD.

AN ACT entitled :. IAN Act to amend Section
lating to authorized securities s.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
section /. That subdivision 3sof Section
3O22, Revised Laws 1905, be and 1t IL hereby
amended go as to read as follows: ~ s. e.
''Sec. 3022. In the bonds Of, any county,
city, town. village, school, drainage, or other
district created pursuant to law for public
purposes in Minnesota, or in any warrant,
order or interest bearing obligation issued BY
this state, or by any city, city board town Of
county therein, provided, that the net indebt-
net indebtedness is defined by Revised Laws,
1905, section TT. and its amendments, shall
not exceed ten per cent Of its assessed valua,
ton. or in the bonds Of any county, city,
town, village. school, drainage or other dis
trict, created pursuant to law for public pur-
poses in Iowa, Wisconsin and North and South
Dakota, or in the. bonds of any city, county,
town, village, school district. drainage or other
district created pursuant to law for public
purposes IN the United States; containing al
that the total bonded Indebtedness Of any such
municipality or district shall not exceed ten
per cent Of its assessed valuation. So o.
Z Sec. z. This act shall take effect and be n
force from and after its passage. sSa: ga
Approved March q, 1913. s s.. w e8sI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
mAPrNR 119-6. =. No, "a.

AN ACT to amend Section Seven Hundred
and Seven (7O7). Revised Laws Of Minne-
sofa, for the year 1905. relating to extend
Be 1t enacted by the Lsgislaturs Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section !. That Section Sewn Hundred and
seven 7O7), Revised LAWS Of 1905, be and
the same IL hereby amended 70 a. to read
as . sSlolw; ;n whenever. tn. owner ., land
abutting upon any village. or q majority Of
the owners Of plated Or unplatted land not
petition the council to have such land in
cluded within tho village. the council by
ordinance may 80 extend the village bound
aries az to include the same: But no such
ordinance shall take effect until certified
copy thereof Is filed with tho Secretary OF
etate.''
Sec. g. This act shall, take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20, 1913.