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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
ATTEMPTED BOLD ROBBERY
Negro who Sought to BurEInrizc Home
OF Judge Tyirr Sent 10 Pcnitcntiary

Archer Harris, the negro who several
weeks ago attempted to burglarize m.
residence OF Circuit Judge y. Gardiner
Tyler. was yesterday found guilty OF
that charge. and In two other cases
when he was tried in the Circuit Court
|of Charles City County before Judge
William 4. Moncure, OF the Chancery
Court OF Richmond. Harris was given
la term OF ten years for attempting TO
rob Judge Tyler's home. five years for
attempting to burSlarize the residence
Rot tenant on the Tyler plantation, and
was fined So and given sentence of
| ono day In prison for assaultinC fell
ow prisoner while in jail awaiting trial
Governor Stuart appointed Judge
2Moncure, OF Richmond. to sit in the
'ase. ~ II could not be tried by Judge
aTylcr Sheriff Major and Deputy officer
George Waddill. OF Charles City.
brought Harris to the Hcnrico County
all last night. where he Will he safely
l;crt until arrangements for his removal
90 the state Penitcntiary can be made
The officers regard Harris as a dcspcr-
tie character. 1t was while in a cell
In tho Charles City jail that Harris. en-
aged at some trivial matter, hurled an
'mpty bottle at n fellow prisoner, stril-
nS him about the head and innicting
.1inful injuries.
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CALOMEL TODAY.
SICK TOMORROW
Dose of nasty caIomel makes
YOU sick and you lose a
days work.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on n slug
gish liver When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile IL crashes into IL
causing cramping and nausea
If YOU feel bilious. heada chy. consti-
pated and all knocked out, Just go TO
your druggist and get n 50-ccnt bottle
OF Dodson's Liver Tone, which is a
harmless vegetable substitute for dan
gcrous calomel Take n spoonful and
If IL doesn't start your liver and
straightcn YOU up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
You sick, YOU Just go back and get
Your money.
If you take calomel day you'n be
sick and nauseated Tomorrow: besides.
Il may sa&ivatc you. while IL you take
hodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great. full OF ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless,
pleasant and safe To give to children
they like it.--Advertisement.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds OF BnrSniu and Sale
Amounting to $3.50.

Emma Smith ct vIr to John II. Smith.
32xSS feet north lin. Leigh Street, 1926
feet inches west OF Graham Street.
February 20, 1915. love and affection,
tax 81.
George Il, sncad 20 \. y Field, 10
feet inches by Us feet south line
Leigh street, l44 - feet east of Kim
neE street March S. 1915. Sl,675
~ II, Jones TO George G. Savage.
- l-2Xll5 feet south line Leigh Street.
l29 feet east OF Kinney street. Murch
9, 1915. Si.61J
Abbey Realty Corporation 10 a II.
hermann. lots 81 and IS, In block 4.
IN The plan. Of Colonial Place. Section
~ March ,, 1915. $3.50.
70 John W. Young, lots : and 5. In block
March !. 'H iol5 r't tax 81. sio. PARK
Mary " rucke;t eli nj. TO Bessc NJ.
Wildborc lot 10, In block 10. in the
plan OF Brookdale February 3, 1915,
tax $3.50. $40.
j. c. Warden TO l.. j Cheatwood.
ibcXlj2 feet west line Forty fourth
Street. 81 feet south OF Rudy Avenue,
In Forest Hin Park. March 6. 1915,
TAX 81 SIS
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS
Thirteen Rcleusc Deeds, Amounting q
SgD.OSB.S2.

Samuel q. Meredith, ct ais. 60xi2O feet
of boulevard March s, 1915: $500,
Slansbury,, - feet | IL inches by 1873
feet east line Temple street, 36S feet
north of Beverly street. March 4, 1918.
;, William b. rizzInl,. trustee. to John
imson street. 1874 feet inches north OF
Lhillips aSxso feet east line Tilden
nue.. March .. 1915. S742.
II. r. Richeson. trustee, TO &. a. Har-
wood. lsxl39 feet at the northwest
corner ,om, Of e. sixth and Crouch Streets.
;, Henry 5: Hutzler CT al, trustees. to
-. Roscnste!n, 81 feet inches by AZ
feet Inches west line Jail Alley, I42
feet north OF Broad Street March s.
Same, TO same. 4lx5s feet west line
Intl Aiiey, lol feet 3 inches north of
line Jail .illey, 1o3 feet . inches south
Of Marshall street. March !. 1915, So
;, :, J. -. J. Leske, trustee, 10 Dr.. uriah
s, ~ Inches west Of second street.
February, %, 1916, 10000
lock, e, al. 2Gxls7 feet north iIne
Broad Street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. being No, .l4. March ., 1915,
\. ". Cover ct al. trustees, to J..
c. Kent, ct ais, same property as de-
$3.50
l.. w. McNeiRh Ell AL. trustee, to A.
l.. Mcclellan, 2.14 acres on east line OF
northwest side OF Belleville Street.
March ., 1915. S23.6SS
Same to same, $40 feet inches west
Accn Road. February IS. 1918. ss,492.
Same TO same, So feet on east line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
CHARLES MILLER TO BE
EXECUTED FOR MURDER
Halifax County Negro Is Brought I,
Death House Rt state PEN
lfentiRry

Charles Miller. colorcd. murdere-
from Halifax County, who has been
in the Heurico County Jail for sal.
Keeping. was delivered to a guard from
the state Pcnitentiary yesterday. and
lie VIII be executed on March %. I'm.
less Governor stuart int.rveucs.
Miller murdered another negro IN
drunken fight in pool parlor. bu,
he says that he does not remembo,
the affair. His lawyer Is preparing
petition. which VIII be presented t,
Governor stuart. asking that his son.
tence b" committed to a life term IN
the ponitentiary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC
WILL ATTEND LAUNCHING
Governor Stunrt to Witness Exercises
M NcwpOrt News on Tuesday.

Governor Stuart yesterday accepted
an invitation TO attend the launching
OF the Rattlcship Pennsylvania at New
port News on Tuesday. He will be ac-
rompanicd by several members OF his
stan.
It was announced yesterday thot
SI"cial train would he operated over
the chtsapcake and Ohio on Tuesday
h1rninc TO Newport News OH which
there Will be Il private car for Governor
N"rtln BrnmbauEh. of Pennsylvania,
ana staH. Following the launchin. the
.pccial VIII leave Old Point ut r o'clock
',nd the two Governors will return to
Richmond that night.
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

Cases wore argued Yesterday in the
supreme Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
IS follows:
Nos. 81 & c. 2-Coleman VS. Town or
Ashland and hopkins ct al. rs. City OF
Richmond. Argued by Leon 7. Baziic,
y. f.. Cohen and j. r. Pollard for the
appellants, and by H. r. Pollard for
the appcllees, and submitted.
No. 65-Bradley ct ais. VS. Tolson
ct ais Argued by j. y. G. Keith for APP
pellants, and by William Horgan and
J. 6. Hidden for the appeliees. and sub
United.
Next cases to be called:
No. 66-Leonard vs. Vaughan & Co.
No. S7-Norfolk Southern Railway
Company vs. Whitehurst.
No. 6S--Patterson, exor. ct ais VI.
Patterton, ct ais
No. 6a-MIahoney OF ala vs.. Fried
berg ct ais.
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crANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eleven Deeds of Trust, Amounting "a

Atlantic Construction Company to
Wallace T.. Brown, trustee. 92xl4l feet
nue. aud Sheppard Street. March !.
1915. $3.50.
samuel 5. Stansbury Ell ux 10 w. r.
Rcdd trustee, IS feet ! 10 inches by.
ls3 feet east line Temple Street. iOi
feet north OF Beverly Street. March
!. 1915. $1,000.
,rr.. trustee, S0Xli0 feet M the nortSeas 81
corner OF state and Gillian Streets.
March $, 1915, sl.aSi.
Claude l.. Sprenkle CT ux TO c. H.
sutton Jr, trustee, y feet - inches
by - feet Ia inches east line Davis
Avenue. a. feet Q 3-i inches north OF
an alley between stuart and Kcnsington
Avenues. March !, 1915. $2.S1u
Lucinda V. Spain to T.. &. Roae ct al
trustees. 23Xl"5 feet south line Leigh
street. 81 feet inches east Of IIarri
son street. March !, 1915, $3.50.
Henry :. Wallcrstein ct ux to H. r.
Pollard. Ir, ct al, trustees, IS feet
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
day:
Winston Electric Company. for w
lights.
Same, for Richmond Foundry and
Manufacturing Company, Hermitage
Road. making repairs
Same, for Captain l.. C. Jenkins, 400
West Broad Street. taking out old wiz.
ing.
North Seventh Street, sixteen outlets
Same. for Mrs. NJ. 6 McAnnlly, 7OS
Hawthorne Avenue. Ginter Park, two
fixtures.
Same. for C. w. Antrim g. Son. l44,
East Cary Street, thirteen interior teIe
phones.
Son. 2lO North Fourth Street renair.
ing.
Same. for c. A Brothers. IA E.,,
Broad Street. TWO outlets
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Three petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday I'm the United States
District Court. Leroy r. Hudson, llU5
:emmes Street, South Richmond, a
railway brakeman. filed petition
showing his liabilities to he $4Os. 60,
and his assets to be $3.50.
Robert ]. Hall. OF Mineral. Louisa
County, swamill owner. fled petit =
zion that he be adjudged bankrupt.
showing his liabilities to be S1,2S5 SO.
and his assets to be sl.4S4.39. Debts
due him amount to S496.39. and unse-
cured claims against him amount TO
s6G0.20.
William S. Darden, clerk In the en-
ploy OF the Southern Railway Com
pany. hled petition setting his liabi-
lilies at S3352o, with no assets
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits. Amounting I,
StS.8iO,


Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, as follows:
brick dwellings on the east side OF
Garland Avenue, between Essex and
Hooper Streets. to cost $4,000.
Virginia W. Wagner. 20 build a two
story brick dwelling on the south side
Of Franklin street. between West and
Shepherd Streets To cost SI.5SO.
Davis ~ Archer, to build a two story
brick dwelling on the south side OF
Hanover Avenue between Shephcr,!
ana West Streets. To cost $500.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
10 renair frame church on the east
side or Rowland Street, between Bcv-
eriS aud Chai!n Streets, 10 cost $3.50
l.. 6. Bates, to repair frame dwell
inG 522 North Thirty-second Street, 10
cost $3.50.
l.. w. Mosby, TO repair frame dwell
ing 1903 East Broad street. to cost
1885.
William Watson. to repair franc
dwelling Sl9 Nicholson Street to cost
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! IA inches by ~; feet north limo
Broad street. IA feet "a inches east
$50.
A. y. Field ct ny. to +, NJ. Boxley.
trustee: 10 feet inches by liS feet
south line Leigh Street. li4 Il feet
S23S.5o.
George G. Savage TO same. Is l-2xll3
teet south line Leigh Street, l29 feet
sasl OF Kinney street. March 5. 1918.
John ". Young ct ux. to r. l.. Runin.
rustee. lots ! and \. IN block ~, In the
Plan OF Highland PARK. March .. 1915.
:, Edward c. Pond ct uN to George T..
liaw. ct al. trustees. .ixl2S feet wc.t
iinn 81 James street, GS feet south or
III! street. March :. 1915, S2.36O
Mary \. Pcay ~ John Baglcy. trus-
zee. .pNl24 feet west line Thiriv-firSt
street, los feet south OF Leigh Street.
March I. 1915, si.i20.
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GREEN GETS FIVE YEARS
tends Guilty to BrcnI<ing Into Shnp
of Granger Cleaning Company


of Granger Cleaning Compnny.
Frank Green. colorcd, pleaded guilty
~ the Hastings Court Yesterday TO
rcaking into the shop OF the Granger
leaning Company. IA East Main
treet. on January 90. and was sem
|snced by Judge Richardson to serve
We years in the penitcntary. The
Indictment charged him with break
lS into the shop and carrying away
L v"ral suits of clothes.
charles Hin, who was indicted in
nnnection with the same offcnsc, was
ound guilty OF petit larceny and was
wen sixty days on the roads Roth
r"en and Hin were ALSO charged with
rcaking into Chesapeake and Ohio
II and stealing several pairs Of shoes.
he case against Green, IN this con
lection. in view of his nve-ycar Sen
rncc on tho housebreaking conviction,
as nolle prosecuted. Hill pleaded
fhilty to petit larceny and was sen
need to serve siX months on the
iads.
Edwin Rogers. who had been sen
fsnccd In the Police Court to serve
iirty days In Jail for stealing clothes.
las tried In the Hastings Court yes
rday on appeal. and was acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading Yesterday Was Light and
Mainly Of Small Prop
erty.
SUBURBAN LOTS IN DEMAND
Better Outlook for Building Opera
tions-Permits Issued for Free
ton Of Several New Dwellings,.
New Concerns Granted Charters.

Trading IN local realty yesterday
was light. and the sales recorded wer"
In the main for small property. y large
part OF III" business was for property
show good demand The release
deeds amounted 10 a far greater total
than did either the sales or the deeds
OF trust. The agents report that there
Is better spirit prevalent and that
there lis an increasing good tone to the
market.
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HENnrcn DEEDS Or TRUST
wv" "ee"s "i Trust Amounting ts
S2,3.,n,

w. j. TAYLOR CT ux 10 +. sitter
dlnY ct ais. trustees, lots II. II. lG and
Il, in section II! in the plan or Beech
wood Park March 3. 1915, $500
w. NJ. Perkins ct ux. 10 Thomas w
Dew, trustee, lots |, aud 3. In block
!: also. lots IS and IA, in block g.
also. lots II and 81 In block .; also
lots . Ia ana Is. in block 10: also, lots
IL. ~. )3. II, 10. ls, II. 20. 81. >.
ana -. IN block IL also. lots ., 3
! ana IL, in block IL: also lot >. in
block 10. also lots 10 a. inclusive
IN block II, and lot :, In block 20. ali
IN me plan OF Bloomngdale. January
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i:nItIstcin Arrested.

NJ toldStein. tailor. was arrested
by detective Ssrgeants Wiley and Kel-
lam last night on Il warrant charging
him with stealing $3.50 from Rachael
Iipnick. Goldstcm explained that he
had gone security for six months rent
for the house at 100 North Seventh
street. ,ioldst-in claims that he has
paid the rent for four months and that
the Zipnlck woman cannot claim tho
$50 until April :. when the first six
months of the lease will have elapsed
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MUNICIPAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following Improvement yesterday
city Engineer WAS directed to make
the necessary repairs to bridge over
Cannon Creek at Dove Street. at an es-
timatcd cost of S213.6l
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uENRICo TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of Bnrgnin and Sale,
Amounting to S1,55D.

Anlhony Kramer ct uX. 70 Lycye II.
Durvin, ! IL acres at Fair Oaks Sta
ton on the southern Railway, Feb
ruary ] 6, 1915, tax 81. $40
Abbey Realty Corporation 70 Mayo
Provence. lot II, In block &c. in the
plan OF Colonial Place section =. Jan
uary >. 1918. $3.50
John Anderson To Sarah Anderson,
10 acres on west side OF Pouncey Tract
Road. about one half mile north OF
Short Pomp. February 80. 1915. love
and affection.
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uELIEF bill OFFERED
ny DELEGATE GUM

Tho bill VAS offered in the House
vcstcrday BY Delegate Gum, and spo-
cial eNorts Will be mad" 10 sccurc l,s
consideration to-day under suspension
~ the rules
Whom objection was made b. Mag
straic II. y. Smith. OF Tuckahoe Dis
;rict. recently to the operation OF two
small nigh, schools in that district
~ was not for moment expected tina;
rh" results Of tho protest would be so
'ar-reachin9 In their effects, but an
Interpretation OF the law FOR one dis
rict OF HIonrico necessarily applied
With equal force 10 tho other districts
and no" bids fair TO apply with UNI
pleasant force 10 all school districts
both city and rural throughout The
state.
The basis OF objection In the first IN
stance was not 10 the might schools
- such, but TO 'hc fact that adults
were admitted TO their clasSo. IL being
glaimed that these adults having once
had an opportunity 20 acquire an cdu-
cation md having fail"d To do so II
was vast" OF public funds to give
them auoth"r opportunity.
I, is understood tina, practically all
~ the teachers Of night schools in
lIcnrico have Volunteered their SER
vices free OF charge in order to carry
the work through TO the end OF the
present session.
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Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twcnty-fo hours %ore
deficiency In rainfall since March
...:-........ ............ II
Accumulated excess IN rainfall
since January l................ so.
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HusTINGs TRANSFERS..
Two Deeds of Bargain md sale
Amounting TO SD75,

W. r. l.. Smith ct ux. TO Sallie b.
Wilkcrson, ~ feet inches by 10 feet
south line Decatur street. being lot s..
In block 4, In the plan OF Marks Ad-
d!tion. January %, 1908. tax 81. 50,
Re recorded.
Nathan r.. Johnson's heirs To Henry
T. Harris, 30Nl5o feet west line TWEEN
ticth Street, 80 feet north OF stockton
Stroei. FchrMary u. lHl6. S325.
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FIRE RECORD.

$50 North Ninth Street 7:l4 T.. NJ
loss $50
automobile, loss SIS.
West Clay Street. 2:25 r. NJ. no
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Concealed IiuZOr,

Robert Carter. alias Robert Smith.
coiored, was arrested by Detectives
Atkinson, bertucci and G. +. Smith last
night on charge of carrying a con-
ccalcd razor on his person.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

Building operations yesterday, while
small In total, indicate a partial re-
sumption of building. Permits were
issued for the construction of several
brick dwellings. both In the IVES; End
and the annexed territory.
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thnrged WITH Insnltinr AIrs. Vim.

William +. Bclton, nfty-two years
|id was arrested by Policemen Wills
|Hd Hord last night on warrant
|tarRing him with insulting Mrs. An
liz Via, wife OF NJ j. Via. The case
NJ be given a hearing in the Police
burt o-day.
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HusT,>Gs DEEDS or rnrsr.
two Deeds or Trust, Amountinr I
pDH

Charles II. kahl ct ny 20 =. &. VERIFY.
trustee. I2NiiS feet at the uor,nna q
corner Of Senmcs Avcnu. and Twcu-
'E,ninth street. March Z. 1918. 1896.
douglas smith ct uX. to Joseph u
tlSn, 81 al, trustees. 25x59 10 feet
east line Fourteenth street. Ii5 feet
south of Decatur Street February
-, 1915, 5000.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk or the Hastings Court yester-
day. follows:
John NJ. Zbor!ll and Olga Post
Walter a. strata and Lillian V. Reil-
". 80
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were Issued by the Plumb
ing inspector yesterday. as follows:
FRANK j. Lechner, for John Radcliffe
e09 West Broad Street.
II. G. Lynn. for 6. &. Smith, 1921 ST.
John Street
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uusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Release Deeds; Amounting to

w. T.. Redd trustee, to Elizabeth
Gordon 81 vir a feet . Inches BY Is
feet south line Decatur street. "a
feet west OF Fifteenth Street. March
=, 1915. $4,000
Erlon lowdcr. trustee. to Douglas
Smith. 25S59 IL feet east limo Four
'ecnth street. ll6 feet south of Dcca-
tur street. February %. 1915, $3.50
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mENRICo RELEASE DEED.
One Release Deed. Amounting Z,
Stt3E

j. T. carncal, trustee. to Walter J.
Taylor. lots Ii. -, lG and IL In sec
ton ~, in the plan OF Beechwood Park.
March 3. 1915 S636
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Said to HIVE Attacked Policeman
j. III. Glover. seventy years old. was
arrested by Policemen Galbraith and
smith last night on a charge of assault
inf Policeman Galbraith. Justice Griggs
Will hear the case this morning
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local Oh.cr.n,lon Mt y. VI. yc.,crdnr.

Temperature. a. humidity. 80. wind,
direction, west: wind, Velocity. =
81 Gather, clear
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INDORsI:s PROPOSED
CHANGE, ~ Ik>x

Attcr presentation Of the petitions by
~ collins. and an informal discussion
as TO the best methods Of procedure Il
motion made by Attorney General John
'iarlsnh Pollard was uuaniInOuSly
adopted in1ors!ng the efforts OF the
l'cnriro PEOPLE 10 secure an im,uediat.
rhangc IN the Law. whereby night
schools would be recognized ~ law
nd allowed 10 enroll pupils over twenty
years az age. the conditions under which
such schools can operate TO he lnado
, hH tho state Board OF Education.
Delegate Gum assured the members
"t ;hc board and the committee that
the proposed mcasuT" would have his
hearty support and That he would do
All IN his power to secure It's passage
~ IN" present special session OF the
Legislature. Attorney General Pollard
"nertd 10 draft bill to cover the
rhanEes desired. and he and Supcrin-
'cndcnt Wright were In consultation
!cstcrde" afternoon AZ 10 the provisions
10 be Incorporated in the proposed
amendments. Among other things, 1t
was suggested that no school board be
allowed To establish night schools un-
loss tho day schools we're all maintained
FOR At least eight months each year. and
tho establishment OF such night schools
would in no wise cndangcr the efficiency
-! tho DIV schools
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ALL NIGHT SCHOOLS MAY
Be FORCED TO CLOSE
Far-Iteacliing Effect OF Decision in
IIenricO Case Is
Feared.
EMERGENCY BILL is PREPARED
Has Support OF State Board OF Iidu-
cation, and Safeguards Funds for
Day Sclnols-.idmits Pupils Over
Twenty Years Of Age.

The iienrico County might school dis
pute presented a new phase yesterday
when II WAS learned from - high legal
authorit! that the same law under
which these schools had hccn forced 10
suspend In iIcnrico would opcrate To
lose the night schools Of Hichnn ond and
'thcr cities. so far as the admission Of
ADULTS IN concerned. IL any disgruntlcd
taxpayer should file an objection with
tnc proper authorities. Such a ruling
would. among other things. cause the
suspension OF the big work now being
donc by the John Marshall Night High
school. with its more than 100 pupils.
many OF whom are adults.
Ihc committee OF Highland Springs
rttiHcns. appointed at the uuarsmcetiur
saturday night. and composed OF Dr. q.
l. Coliins, chairman, Victor Narro,
CHARLES knowles ana NJ. \. palmorc. APP
p"ared Monday before tho State
i'"ard Of Education, accompanied by
Delegate Julien Gum. J. - Dowdem and
w y "ith"rspoor, of the IIcnrico
County school Board. and Supcrintcnd-
"mt Arthur u. Wright ana received the
Interested ottontlon OF the members Of
the board.
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, corporation Capital stock. 100000
Walter Is. Smith. state agent. Clifton
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Take time Study the
Electric Conpany essees
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s possible
o
The Ely miner., 1915-09-17
for Bids

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the City
Clerk for the sale and removal of the
Water Tower formally used by the
City. The tower is of steel. rs feet 5
inches high, supporting $4,000 gal
Ion capacity wooden tank. Both the
tower and tank are in good condition,
the tower being of sufficient strength
to support 100000 gallon capacity
steel tank. Reason for sale is that
the City has built larger one. Pro-
posals to be opened Tuesday, Septem-
ber 2lst, 1915 at o'clock, and must
state price and time in which party
will removed the same.
The City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
ARTHUR KNUTSON,
9-10 II City Clerk.