davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
HH E~timntc
ALLEN RI (Pavingl



rs. rHnI. wards excavation
'-i.r4 square yards one-cOurse
"onrrcf" paving
l-sl ilueai fect ~ retaining plank
9-In %, 8 iu
titt EStimntcs.
IN cubic wards excavation
afit square yards oue-c0urse con-
crete paving
0ta cubic wards concrete under and
behind curb
li lreal foot ~ retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

The white sox set record by
beating the Athletics by IS minutes.
what took them 20 long
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
Federal League.
Thursday. Results.

Baltimore ?. Brooklyn 1.
St Louis 4. Pittsburgh
Chicago q. Kansas City ..
Newark ?. Buffalo /.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Printing the plain neat kind-that
IL right-Timcs Job Dcpt.--Main 452O.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Fridays Games.
Detroit at 81. Louis
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Washington
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Said streets ara alleya 20 be paved
according 20 the specifications for
asphaltic concrete adopted Jan. 10.
1918, one-course concrete. adopted
Feb %. 1918. cedar adopted Jan 10.
1918 and brick, adopted Jan, ~ 1918:
also the estimates Of the city EnEin-
eer as above. and the charter and
Ordinances ~ the city ~ Detroit.
bidders will state the price per
cubic ward for excavation. price per
lineal foot Of curbing. price per
square yard for paving OF concreting.
and price per liueal foot for retain
Ing plank or stone etc
Pids VIII ONLY he received FOR the
entire Of the work or material for
any street or sections ~ street az
per quantities stated IN the estima tes
and the bid WIN DO accented which
la tho lowest REGARDLESS ~ auv error
~ extensions or F~r'i"0e made by
hfdfero
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
His Score

His Score.
Whats that piece OF cord tied
around your finger for?"
MY wife put IL there 20 remind
me 20 post a letter
And did you post II ,"
NO. she forgot 10 give Il to me"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
Ordinance No. 277-A.

An ORDIN ANCE 20 nmcnd section
I OF Chapter iO7 OF the Compiled
Ordinances Of the CITY ~ Detroit
for the ycar Int3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
MORE ABNORMAL WHEAT
MARKET NEVER SEEN

ov cHi ia 3. July swim tho rains
~ SIDES on the Board of Trade to- day
have rains in many districts The
bears are discouraged. while the bulls
know that with a week or two of sunny
,ro1 ' ne ,.heS are certain to lose CON
more abnormal wheat market was
never seen here. With a bumper crop
AT our doors. II is dangerous TO sell
wheat short. because or the long con
tinued unfavorable weather conditions.
and the fact that deliveries cannot he
macs. This state OF affairs is partly
na!lhced by the small foreign trade. as
importing countries are waiting for
conditions to vcer around in their
According to the Modern Miller. con.
,inued rains are likely to retard any
heavy movement OF wheat for at leas,
Two weeks. Car lots OF cash wheat
sales here were small at 10000 bushels
wheat prices here to-day We're 4
10 81 higher with July the strongest
III ,9ture: Liverpool was ID. higher TO
One of the features of the marke,
was the heavy buying OF September
wheat by TWO big concerns. who have
been numbered among th. bears ''% for
some time past. This buying was 10
cover shorts.
y. CO Corn was Irregular and unsettled,
nearby. months. but 5-Sc off for the
deferred futures. The Luly was the
stronger spot. rs shorts We're covering
We're small at $4,000 bushels
oats were is to 5-Sc better. with
were many complaints from the com
Try OF the oats being badly down and
Of the probability OF great trouble in
bushels, Of which 100000 bushels we're
Tor export
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

NEW YORK, July a-Thc cotton
market has been weak and unsettled
durinS the past week. with prices sell
ing nearly $3.50 per bale below the
high records Of last April. under more
or less general liquidation. Eearish
poets for fair yield per acre unrasi-
ness over political conditions and an
settled securities marker and increas-
ing anprehcnSions of a very much re-
strictcd export outlet for new crop
receipts.
II is reported that so far there mas
been little II any forward business COR
present seems more absorbed by prob
lcms OF distribution than by the uucer-.
tainties Of supply. Local statisticians
predict that the worlds visible on Au-
gust ] VIII be some where in the neigh
borhood OF Ia to l-2 million bales
while they anticipate that a co,npari :
son of the into sight figures with the
dicate an old crop remnant AT unco,int-
ed points in the South OF about -
million bales
The extent OF this suggested carrv-
over has tended to offset the reduction
IN acreage and increased tho nervous
ness OF the trad" with reference 20 the
unsettled foreign situation
Generally speaking. local traders
are predicting record breaking activ-
ity among domestic mills and rccen,
advices from Manchester have been
cncoura GinC. hut it is felt that Euro
pean buyers ar" facing serious prob
lem IN financing purchases owing TO
the abnormal ruling Of exchange,
while shipping conditions and block :
adc restrictions arc also regarded Az
obstacles to free movement Of cot
ton abroad.
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PRICES PAID FARMERS
For BIG CROPS DECREASE

WASHINGTON. July o.-Prices maid
farmers for the big crops grown this
year decreased about Sc per cent dur
ing June, according to a Department
or Agriculture estimate to-day This
brings the price 10 the farmer below
the seven-year average for July by
ne-tenth Of per cent although the
level is | per cent higher than wear
ago ana 1872 per cent higher than two
years ago. Record breaking acreage
and the good condition of crops gen
orally is regarded as the cause
The composite condition OF all crops
on July / was % per cent above the
TEN car average and lG per cent
above the average on June 10 this
year.
While crop quotations were going
down the price Of meat animals to pro-
ducers increased ciGht-tenths of per
cent from May Is TO June Is
The condition of minor crops on July
] announced to-day was as follows Nln
representing the ten-ycar average
corit:on):
Hemp. ILL; Miilet. 1886: clover.
Oh: timothy, 1916; sorghum 1903
alfalfa 1896; cabbages, 1892: onions,
l"%2: hops, 1851; sugar beets. 1923;
ieid beans, 1921 tomatoes. lolS: pea :
nuts. 100: oranges, 90; grapes, 9s3, and
sugar cane, sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

NEW YORK. July Bank clcari4ss in
tho United States FOR tho week ending
l lgiy aggregate sS.aiO3iS00o against s..
css 500 last week and s2s5i.s go in this
sok est year. Following are tho returms
,Gr this weeh. with percentages Of change
NO" ms weak as compared with this
Esw York s;,aso:7lsooo: increase. .s.s
nmicaEo $4,000: increase. g..
rhiladelphia. 10000; increase a.
BOSTON. Sli..:S3,o0o: iucrea se "a
- Louis. S.: .o0o: increase is
Kansas City. sis.33S o0o: increase Ssi
rtttshursh. siS.9iO,t0n: increase rs
san Francisco. 81. So. 0O6: decrease os
baltimore. $3.50 "Ao. increase -
MINNEAPOLIS. sl7.5.i coo: decrease ia
Detroit. S2s,'N.-'0O: increase al
Cincinnati. E.S,Q,,.01o: increase H.
!I"Ee land !St.%-o coo: increase .a1
Los Angeles. sos bnH: s!~rre,sa IN
Now orleans. si5Oaa.nr0: Increase ~
imam, St1,pi-, O0G: increase %
Milwaukee. So. $4,000 decrease -
;''ltnta, S-.6S% 600: increase 81
Louisville. Sii79rHh; increase ISL
seattle $.l.oi1Ho; increase 80
Buffalo, S!t.2.s 0o0: increase 10
-. Paul. s.2.'ipOGt; increase rs
Portland. ore. So 2sio0O: decrease nc
Denver, s.Ioj.rpQ. increase. !S;
houston. 81. 600. decrease 81
tslChmond. '9.l;Seoc: increase SIS
Inii-raroiis. s!iiifHo; decrease na
frouirn Si0,I7iir-1. increase .cs
FOR, Worth. s.. 50 900 increase Is
N"Shinstor ID. T.. S7,.'!oc9 increase Ia.
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COTTON MlkkETS

Ne" YORK. luly There was further
: Give liquidation iu Tho cotton markc, to-
day and another big break in prices with
October contracts selling more Than 81 re-
bale under the hish level o! last week TIL.
close was te" points up from tho loves,
on covering o"' the iindl tone was easy
At net decline NJ q to 20 points
after opening steady, tho market weak
ensd under overnight selling orders ans
local pressure ON break % some = ~
s points there was some liverpool buying
and considerable covering
TINS aus-d rallies oi or /, points from
;hc lowest buy tho close oi inc English
market shut out the arbi,raCe demand and
prices 'H"n weakened luiy contracts quick
lE sold OF 10 Nc, loss o: 3 points, This
clr earr'ed later deliveries about Il 10
& points net lower.
Houses win Continental connections also
-oid on thH afternoon break ana hefor,
ne Dc. line again Va checked o,tober
CONTRACTS touched t45e. with the general
list selling about . 20 8 points net lover
! Hrme- urn !u HcW orleans .4cired a rail-,
hhrc during the i-s' hour
tNpCris ios the day "cre i.c-1 bales so
'ar tAis ssasou. .f.,nt. bales Fort re
etirlt 275i eaie' United states port ito X.
=! - bales
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South

ihr standard Railroad Of the South
EFFECTIVE APRIL s. lSB
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
pf9I Florida and South: s:I5 A. II. and An
For Norfolk: 300 A NJ x.oo q AZ GA.
l.. ~. 1870 +. At 49, W"
Fe, n. ": Ry.. West: Sis A. ~. ,:u
a; ~. 800 T.. NJ. $40 e. H.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ s:Is
.;.S, a; 81. s@ A. H.. $50 A. NJ. 500 p. Il.
s:2l +. ~. 1850 E. N A.
TI.,n uo'dsSoIo and Fayetteville: 400 p. n
s's NJ: $50 A. n. 1887 A N, flS:I
a., AZ. u:p A ~. 'z:l0 f.. n. tl:to P. IL.
N:SJ e. 81. ''~~ - -
rtESespt Sunday. Sunday only.
,,an o oi arrival and departure and connse.
{. a. CAMPBELL D. A. Es Mai, a.
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NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW lUFF. JIiN ..-HHW I|.Fsr ..r.+,-.
centrifugal. 4.3aisj. molssses .,3,.
refined, steady. Spot coffee qui-,. no ~
& 'i7c; Santos No. $ SIC Butter. aull
Cottonsted oil Mas firm on buying az ,rIy
against export sales and GOVERNS boc,is.
OF the strength In lard. Outside tl,y,rr . p,
January was also = feature. Tho clos. n. a /,
unchanged to points net higher $40,
5SI6I2: January. s.62dso5. Angus, .IIG
sig, September. s?iTs.3., October p. .7g,s'I.
November. e.3a6.ai: December sss9sI,
Ealos so barrels
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RICHMOND NAY MARKET
chicago LIVE sTOCK MARKr,

: 40, July t-i,ors. lower. hulk
!: "lHS' 90 light t;?an!7.59. mixed. soa
henNy. $" '5nS.'g. rough & 75Ws5 :
nss !15on!5 q. cattle u,settIed. native
beef stcsrs, Et.ao1sio 20: western steers
;. -"H$ ~. COWS and heiftrs s3si1S, 70
gslN's, 5000: T. sheer. nrm; E,I,,bs
Ne1h; sheep. S fI@tToo: lambs Z; on, % %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

HOUSTON. TEXAS. July a-The
first bale OF tho new crop of cotton
reached here from Lyford. Texas. to-
day. II weighed SOC pounds and sold
for Sl.32 per pound The bale was
shipped by express TO New York Tor
re sale on the Cotton Exchange there
The cotton was classed niddling fair
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Crockett Arsenic-Lithia
Springs and Baths

Open June :: elevation oiJ0 feet Cure.
eases. malaria. rheumatism and skin trou.
bles. and female irregularities Clears and
o-autihes the complexion. Write for book.
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RICHMOND LIIE STOCK MARKET

'."Its n InIon StOckyaFQs.I
Richmood Va. ,ruly 2 1915
49, S'ocrs hsHNg: medium 10 good. -. rs.
,"hiinnn 10 'air, tl.II. best hcitcrs 7i.ds
medium 70 Eooa. 71;is. common to fair. 81
""Ni COWS. -. 10 -. medium to good 81.
90. common to fair, 81 10 81, best oxen
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

; EfI'ANO. JUIN .--Ineas!ness over delay
IN harvesting IN the United states and be
aus ~ diminishing estimates Of the Yield
Ia Western Europe. especially France acted
,r-iaE HS more than an OFFSET for the bear
iSh crop report from Washington as to
Heat. inc market closed unsettled but
70 % u" above last night. Corn finished
- on 70 l'.Hli.c M; oats. AZ an advance
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Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

Beautiful mountains: always cool; elevation
900 a. YOU value health. pleasure. est
come. Restorarre waters equal Carlsbad
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood gen
cral debility. rheumatism. kidney mi
stomach troubles Free amusement dancing
POOL. tenuis. crouuet; good table; reasonable
rates: cap. 500. booklet. n. g. Garter Prop
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NAVAL STORES

- SNN ,M INN, GA. July 9.-Turne,.;ire
NJ ~, so sales. 26J casks: receipts 3!3 casG
Snipnenis ga asks: stocks rs. rs
,'S'h' hrln; sale. 1857 barrels receipts
prrrcls; shipments. -. barrels stock
'''"' barrels Quote: A.. b. 500
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rETLRsRURG rEANrr MNEkEr

letters BURG VA. July s-Sp.rish-
,hcnoFt"d ny Rodgers Plumn.r & Co. Inc
t'F'1ers rctk-Mark"t STEADY First quail
Ky. s,o PCT hnshe': Upgrade. ioc to soc re.
,Hsh. "Reminiscences stork-Market
.t-AdF Fancy Jumbo. 3i:c per pound:
.ahcY handpcked SIC per pound extra
H7c pti pound.
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~ 49,, to ~; medium to good. to s,i: com.
;, to 81: fresh cows. $40 TO $50; veals - ~
-, pest sheep. to 6i7; medium to good /,
= ~, common to fair, 3,2 to 4; best limbs.
= common to good. -, to s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NV YORK. July a-Cotton goods v.er,
SseauE day. with more business Offering
q" CiotnS OF Bingham construction. Yarns
We're in better request Wool markets wera
Stronger ButlaDs were very iir,i.
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FINANCIAL
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to Califor.
MA Eapositions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba-
sly save you money Tickets by rail-
or water to all points. Phone Ram
toiph i"s'. 8iS T.. Main ST.. Hichrnund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
HIDE ANp WOOL MARKer

VI ARkET CONDITION.
WOO! has advanced, and In very good de
rhTd. Hides are also very hrln. and IL 1.
nehH:e6 IN" market will continue strong
Il i not advisable 20 ship green hides in
warm. Weather. 1t vii! pay better 20 sal;
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
RAILROAD ISSUES AGAIN
UNDER HEAVY PRESSURE
They Show Slight Declines. While
Industrials Drop Fraction TO
Point in Sympathy.
STEEL COMMON REMAINS FIRM
Good Crop Report and Safe Arrival
of idriatic in Port Brings Strong
Opening tn Markrt-final Prices
Lowest of Session.
II, uno>D,N WALL.

NEW YORK. July a-Eailroad
shares were again under pressure to-
day with declines OF from 10 points.
Industrials were from fraction TO =
full point lower in sympathy. steel
common. however. MAS relatively firm
yielding only small fraction.
Overnight. consideration Of the good
crop report and tho safe arrival Of the
Adriatic resulted in a strong opening.
with gains OF from fraction to full
point. In the first half-hour OF deal
ing these gains were increased, hut
by midday they had been lost. owing
10 a cessation OF the demand and re
newed offerings Ivy tn" professional
bears New low prices Crr this move
memt for New Haven and 50 raul to-
gcther with now bottoms for low
priced railroads like Missouri Pacific
and Rock Island, were also ostah-
lished
The marke, continued irregular ur
10 half an hour before tho close. when
reports that tho German note had
used by tho professional bears 20 Of
fer the railroad issues on a down
scale Final prices were tho lowest
OF the session.
The low-pric.d railroads which are
facing REORGANIZATION were again sin
glcd ont and M, down 70 new low
reGords today. ,;,s Missouri It Techs s,adS
and Pacific dropped 10 u 5S
Foreign liquidation 81 bonds con-
tinued. ana some INVESTMENT bankers
estimate mat the sales OF nigh grade
bonds by foreigners in the last two
weeks total at least s2o.o0oo0o Sew
eral large blocks of hish- grade under
lying bonds have been purchased by
American investment ha mixers and are
now heiuC offered 10 insurance COM
pan!cs AZ what they consider very
low prices
NEW YORK July Pin It's main aspects
to-days stock market was mostly rene
'it'on Of recent DAYS Hesitation and hc"vi-
ress we're 'ts chief charac:eristics with
increased weakness in the railway group.
eu's. as wHll az = PHvl and New Haven
ana continued rooI mantru'a;lon in war
sperialtics Missouri Pacific fen 70 . the
lowest price in is history. and -. PIu
~ 50. recorded It's minimum figure 10"
mary Years Missouri Kansas and Texas
Rock island and Chesapeake and Ohio also
registered lowest quotations in wears For
etcn liquidation was again responsible for
'o-days rsCossious. although offerings from
tina: source Nere mainly IN bonds.
Almost the orlv Speculative faNoritn IN
which was supported in an,i,iHetion # an
excellent June statement 81 unfllei ton
lace Sales ~ bonds for tg'Ur- delivery
w-re alros; the largest q any dag THIS
weak
United States bonds unchanged on cali
paper 31si. sterling EXCHANGE Si>ty- law
bills. S475: for demand. si7sf0. for ,ar'"s
i7725. Bar silver. Az. Mexican dollars, So.
Government bonds. steady: railroad bonds,
heavy. Time loans: steady; sixty days q:
money. steady: hish. :, Ion II. rui'@r
rate :: las. loan. -. closing bid. i.
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.nl..d s,atcs honas unchansed ri IL

NEW YORK july s.-Clo.nr: M-rcar.ile
pzper. $685. Sterling exchange >i>ty-tav
hlis - IS. FOR demand. si7sf0, for eat'"s.
N1725. Bar silver. Az. Mexican dollars. So:
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds.
heavy. Time loans steady: sixty DAYS. q.
ninety DAYS. 2i.H-A. six months. : Cali
money. steady: high. :. low. -. rul'~c
rate. :. las, loan. -. closing bid -.
of erAE -.
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HOTEL RALEIGH

Reach Front Accommodations a, Half Price.
St Charles Place * Bcach.-The popular sec
ton within sigh; and sound o. the ocean.
~ large rooms. all open exposure. pr!, ate
ta'hs. running water, porches. elevate etc.
cuisine and service best obtainable. Low
rates Booklet. II. J. DYNES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave RichmondMain st. station.
~. B-F"ilowns schedule figures publShed
ss Information. Not guaranteed. For the
South-Daily: $50 a NJ. local: 1880 a. NJ,
expresS: p. NJ. express. with observation
,Lceling car open 800 /. NJ. 800 T.. NJ, local.
t"r heEsvil'e and Chase City-wcek DAYS.
lork River fin.-j:i0 T.. NJ. Steamer Train,
'rHi',"Pt Sunday. connecting for Baltimore
local. " 49,
~ rams Arrive Bicnmond- From the South:
r. NJ ~. ma 500 ~. ~. $50 j. ~. ssh
NJ h.liy: $40 4. NJ. except Sunday.
r r.o.h west FONT: s:i5 a NJ. except Sun
"a' -" a. VI. and 6:l5 =. NJ. daily.
m. . IL. l.. BISHOP. ID. =. A.
yI Il Main ST. Phone Madison o7o
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STACK eye peas No. !. bushel. "a 50 to -
MARKET CONDITIONS
Pou!try-Ch!ckens. easier: market .sIov
!t"nt-LoNct. market active at prices quoted
futer-Narket lower. weak and UNEASY
All other produce selling fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Stock

sales Stock.
500 Allis- Chalmers .......
acU .Allis-Chalmers. pfd. 80. :.
I,:00 Amalgamated Copper :.
TOO Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
$500 Amer. Sect Sugar. com. E.
10, 400 American Can .
400 American Can. pfd. -. :.
100 Amer. Car and f'dry. -.
TOO American Cotton Oil.
a06 Amer, Hide and Lea, pr.
20u American LinSecd on.
Zee American Locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfd. ......
S,ioo American smelling .....
American Snun. com.
soc American Sugar ..
200 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
zoe American Tobacco, com. {.
American Tobacco. pfd.
~ 90 anaconda copper .......
5.h0c Atchison
:lu Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. {. l.. of Connecticut.
200 Baltimore and Ohio.
loo Bethlehem Steel Co. com
1900 Baldwin Loco. com. -.
British Amer. lob. Co.
too Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Central Leather. com -.
900 Canadian Pacific .
California Petroleum -.
LOO Chesapca and Ohio.
1900 Chino Copper .......
900 Chicago Great Western.
400 Chi. Great Western. pfd
400 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul
200 truCibic Steel, com
LOCO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
100 Corn PRODUCTS, com. 80.
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HOTEL SHOREHAM

FfNNf->f.N ~ L. EfNIT BT..ftH.
modern hotel with every convenience
PTivate baths. elevator. etc Capacity 900.
Splendid table. open surroundings Rates
i2.5p up weekly. $3.50 up daily. Booklet
W b. GOTTEN MIR
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations

tBy Tevy Comnlission Con
Hi1nmonc Va. July 2. 1917
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Richmond & Chesapeake BAY Railway Compan1

'"e'u chesapeake bay Railway Company
SupcrhediLg Schedule a., Ain =, 70
schedule suDJest 60 Change without
Trains leaves Richmond b.6.to =, =,
NJ. . 3d. A. NJ n. 81. A. NJ. Mo 4. 81, ii A n.
~. $50 =. NJ. 7:lo L. 81. bs p. Nj Mi 10 30 =.
ll.ij T. NJ. DE- AZ +. 81.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A Nc 10,
~. q. NJ. b3 A. NJ, 10 A. Nj Eli a
-, -: noon. 81 P. VI re. NJ. +. NJ. p ~ 81.
1s'io NJ; 20 T. ~. 7:io +. NJ. r. 81.
:. l SEaIries baggage. DAILY exc.p, Sunday
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- .'tH'' ooV'VVW SIHTeS-
week liour days., 1.52S,T0 shares
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-08

annual meeting May 4 he has the honor
of having exceeded the term of any
previous incumbent of the office. Up to
1913 the village elected chief en-
gineer at each annual meeting. In
that year and since then the village
commissioners, who formerly were call
Ell bailiffs, have appointed the en-
2ineer.
The man who preceded Mr.. Sanders
was Cecil G. Turner, who was chief for
Il years. Jonathan G.. Howe was Mr.
Turner 5 predecessor. For FIVE wears
before 1901 Mr.. Sanders had been fore
man of steamer company No f. In
| 1901 the late John Calvin became a
candidate in opposition TO Mr.. Turner,
| and Mr.. Sanders came IN as dark
| horse. On the second ballot he was
elected by Vote of 311 to 103 for
each of the two other candidates.
There has been no candidate against
him since then, and while he was
elected in open meeting there never
was any opposition of any consequence
Mr. Sanders came to Brattleboro
from Jamaica in 1887 and joined No
4 company, so he has been connected
with the FIRE department IS years
! When he first came there was but one
pair of horses available for fire pur
poses and they were owned by tn,
town, and much of the apparatus, in
Guiding the hose carts and steamel
No 4, had to be drawn by hand Tn,
water mains were small and there wa.
but little water pressure.
Since then the department had &c
quired much new apparatus and has
increased in efficiency. Formerly Their,
were 103 men in the department.
few years age the Brattleboro Waite
Works Co. laid some larger mains ant
provided greatly increased pressure ant
the village had large number Of add
tional MIGRANTS installed, which mad
a reorganization of the department al
visable, and the number of men wa
cut down to 90 Some good men wer
released, and that was one of the un