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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Many years ago Chas. ii Watson
was "cub printer in the Pioneer
office In this city lie deserted print
ing for law. and as a result has be
come so aflluent that ne spends his
summers at crystal Falls and the
winter season at his winter home IN
Florida Mani ,tique Pioueer Tribune
And Charlie is entitled 70 everything
that he has got. lie has worked hard
and porsistently ani no one IS more
pleased that he is able to spend ms
winters in Florida than the writer
During his early years in Iron county
he and the writer played the same
game, and il was no child game
either. and when we say that he IS on
titled to all the prosperity that mas
come 10 him we know WHEREOF we
speak. We hope he VIII live many
years 10 enjoy it.-Iron River STAN
baugh Reporter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
epxense items

ep1eneo items
The tax scheme adopted by the state
tax commission in the assessment Of
mining properties j. an earring tax
plan Mr., Baldwin pays taxes upon
mis- newspaper plant ON what the
assessor things that il Is worth IRE.
spective OF whether that plant earns
a dollar or not The operator OF an
iron mine pays take only upon the
earning power Of his property over
ana above the average royalty charge
Of the district. Why the average
royalty wa. set upon is not very well
explained by the commission The
only good reason au outsider can see
for II is that il gives tine commission a
basis TO guess upon ii the mice is
retained undor lease and not operated
The average ROYALTY figure we will
assume is - cents per ton II the
mine shows no profit, the tonnage in
sight-pluss guess at what isn't in
Sights multiplied by 80 and the
result is the valuation of the property
II the property shows profit above
the average ROYALTY, then the tonnage
in sight, pluss. is multiplied by the
average profit per ton If the mine is
worked 60 such point that the opera
tor finds it Improbable TO operate,
( he surrsnders the lease, strips the
property and the mine reverts 10
the tee,owner VINO Immediately gets
busy with the tax commission 10 prove
it is not mine any more and, generally
no makes ont case In fact we fail
to know OF AN instance where he ha'
/ failed 90 do so.
Now, then, apply your tonnage taS
and what happens The added tal
simply helps 10 make the mine lest
profitable and hastens the day when il
reverts to the fee owner and passes out
Of the mine classification
Our grange friends have been con
fusing theory with conditions 1nC
have based thur theory on falls
hypothesis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Notice OF Sale of Bonds

Sealed bids will he received by the
City Of Crystal Falls, Michigan, tor
the entire Issue OF Forty Thousand
Dollars OF It's Clty Hall Bonds of the
denomination Of One Thousand Dollars
each, Dated Ian End, 1913. bearing
interest at the rate OF five per centum
per annum payable semi-annually on
the 2nd days uf January and July, in
each wear, az the Office of the City
Treasurer of said city according 10
coupons attached thereto, and maturing
serially as follows; Two Of said Bonds
on tho second day OF January, A. ID.
1916. ana two of said Bonds the second
dav of Jan. A ID 1918. and two OF
said Bonds the second day Of Jan A..
ID. 1919 1920 and 1921 and two OF
said Bond, the second day of IAN, A.
u. 1928 asa one OF said Bonds the
second day OF Jan a ID. i02i-i92o
and 1926 and five of said Bonds the
second day Of Jan A ID lo3O-lg3l r.
1882 1888 and 1884. Such bids must
loo accompanied 10y duly certified
check for Five Hundred Dollars paya-
ble 10 the order OF the CITY OF Crystal
Falls. enclosed in an envelope, Endorsed
substantially with the words Bids
for City Hall. Bonds and must be
fled with the City Clerk OF said City
not later than eight o'clock IN the
afternoon Of the 18th day Of January
A ID. 1915. az which time the same
will be opened by the Council Of said
Lity
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids
Dated the 9Th day d january A =.
1913
d, order d the Council
". Gribble
city Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
The Milwaukee Road

Hencetorth there will be DO st
Paul road II will he the Milwau-
kee road Every piece OF literature
sent out uy the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road will designate II is the
Milwaukee and this title also il
adopted 10y the New York stock ex-
change in designating ssOcks and
bonds of the road The name Milwau-
kee has been used quite generally
within the last few years. especially
in the west but the road wants 70
dispel the last doubts AZ to the proper
abbreviated title
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
ItUHS::.. $500 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
SATURDAY, JANUARY . 1913
READ WHAT HE SAYS

Il WASH republican That wrote
ina following. O. no. 1t was the
democratic governor Of Texas who
retires on the 18th inst. to be the can
didate of The democra. patty Tor U.
s Senator from his state. He SAYS
~ the present democratic admins
tration
The Wilson administration has
been the greatest failure IN the history
Of the presidency The south rs
land literally flowing with milk and
honey. 1t has made one of the bigge Il
and best crops in it's history and yet
because Of the utter Incompetence OF
INA men in charge Of the government.
is business II Frustrated its credit rs
Unmarried and thousands OF It's people
are starving.
aThr administration tarih law
was pledged to lower the cost OF living,
and il mas the contrary effect. by
putting raw materials OH the free list
and keeping the protective tariii on
manufactured goods, IT has condemned
American farmers by hundreds OF
thousands 10 peonapc.
The administration 8 foreign policy
hn. peen imbocilc II has allowed
England a. dictate conditions as "a
cotton shipments 90 European countries
that has enabled English spinners tc
roo the American cotton growers OF
half the value Of their crop. England
stopped American shipments until thu
English ,pinnors had bought thoii
supply at g ~ cents a pound anC
stored il in Texas and other southern
warehouses. Then England consented
10 declare cotton not contraband. II
had been president ! would have serves
notice on England that our toreigI
trade in cotton and other pon.com
blatant commodities was going FOR
ward. and II necessary would hav,
cent American ironclads to England
door TO enforce that notice
THE administration s repeal Of TIT
Panama canal toll exemption, II
violation OF the party's national plat
form was another weak surrender t
England.
1.-THE wilson Bryan management Q
the Mexican affair has been al
eeregious failure. They landed al
American army in Vera Cruz 10 fore
Huerta 70 salute the flag and Rrough
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Taxation is, we believe, the greatest
public question in Michigan today
and the grange is one OF the best
agencies IN the state IN perpetuating
that independent spirit Of American
citizenship that sometimes gets to
a pretty low ebb II Is a pity to see so
valuable an agency wasting it's Efforts
along such fallacious lines as the
tonnage tax when 1t might accomplish
SO much more by turning its guns on
the one agency that can bring about
an equality OF taxation IN this state
the state tax commission That s
the place tor the grange TO Get IT'S
work in If IL wishes 10 accomplish
some real good
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Elk. President Taft who was at one
time M the head OF the government
in the Philippines testified before
the senate committee. investigating
the subject Of self government IN the
Philippines, that AT least two generat-
ions of tutorage-l enough for the
people OF the islands to acquire the
use Of the English language must he
gwen the Philippines before we can
emf lose from them The ex president
added that il Is the premature
promises made by the Democratic
administration and the party ~ the
campaign that Is the cause OF the
present revolution IN the Islands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

VIM. j. Richards services a
expenses Supervisor 1870 "a
Geo. f. Jolliff reg 4 elect
board, services, expenses supp
telephone, post copying reg
list - 20
rnouin Livery Cohyeryi I7m.
r. }. Oswald ser on 1874 Tax
roll 100 oQ
Doubleday Hunt Dolan Go
registration Lists lOa
Oscar Brusseau livery rig "
Upon roll call the following voted
ave: Richards, Jarvis, Bowden an.,
Jolhffe.
No further business appearing It
WAS moved supported and carried We
adjourn
Gee T. JollifTe
Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Dry Hardwood Tor sale. Art vsrney.

Taken Up;--A red and black bull
calf. . months ago. Owner can have
by paying charges.
John Myyack
> wks pd No. 25 Shafer Location
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Mansfield Mich, Dec. rs, 1914
a regular nesting ct the township
board Of Mansfield Township was held
on che above date at which the folio
wing proceedings were had
Meeting called TO order by Supervisor
Davey with the following members
present Dayey, Bates, Humphrey
and Peterson.
The minutes OF last meeting were
read and approved The following
bills were then presented and on
motion OF Davey sec by Peterson were
allowed aud the clerk instructed to
draw orders for their payment
Salaries OF officers for Dec
Jas H. Davey ser as Sup 30 90
William Bate, Clerk 81 90
Charles Peterson Justice : 33
VIM. Humphrey ST. ) 33
John F Mason making assessment
d tax roll $50 90
Doubleday Huber Dolan registration
books l3
James Davey reimbursement for
stamps 90
There being no further susiness 10
transact the meeting on motion was
duly adjourned
VIM, Bates, Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
School Notes

schoolwas re ,umed on Monday. All
pupils are very happy l3l
q Falls played Iron Mountain last
night The boys all gotkyee tickets e.
the lecture there by PrS Vincent ot
1 ollege OF Minnesota.
The Glass in Renaissance is making
Renal ,sane scrap-books The3 are also
making art collections.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Mansfield. Mich. Dec. 26, 1914
a regular meeting OF the board OF
Education II Mansfield Township was
held in the schoolhouse on the above
date at which the following preceding
wa, had
Meeting called 20 order by the
chairman with the following members
present Bates. Johnson. Corpet''
Hendrickson and Anesi
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved,
The following bills were then pre-
sented and on motion by Thos Corbett
sec. by l. Hendrickson were unani-
mously allowed and the Secy. in
structed to draw warrants on the
treasurer Tor their pryment.
Ella 81. Corbett teaching Dec. 70 90
Edw J. Mct abe teaching q janitor
work go 90
Mrs. Frank Stream Janitor work II w
Albert Nelson transportation Dec. "a on
Victor Hagerman l2 90
John Kama balance ON dry wood -
Thos J. Corbett attend meets 90
VIM Bates %
| John Anesi 90
Isaac HendriCkson op
| Ernest Johnson 20
Current Events subscription one VI. ] 30
/ Niedecken school supp 63
John Mason OK. on supp 90
Moderator Topics incidentals 90
Motion made by Corbett sec by
Hendrickson that each school be
allowed the sum OF $1,000 ten dollars
to provide decorations and presents for
tree AT the Xmas entertainment
Motion carried.
There being no further business the
meeting on motion was duly-adiourned
Wm. Bates, Seo'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
BEWARE OF OlNTMENr FOR
sCATARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
curry

as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surafces Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable PHYSICIANS,
as the damage they will do is tn fold
TO the good You can possibly derive
from them Hall CaaIrh Cure,
manufactured by r J. Cheney u Co,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury. and
is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure loo sur you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohiu 10y i. j Cheney x Co Testi-
monials tree.
Sold by Druggists. Price 20 cents
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stIpation,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
MAN HELD HAS A CAD RECORD
CONTINUED from page y

Pennsylvania for the trial we will
gladly pay his expenses Ascertain It
ne Il willing to do this and where be
Ia likely to be at the time OF the trial.
Wladyga will Le indicted January
9TH He could be tried any time
during the first two weeks OF February
or first two weeks OF April If the
Judge would release Wladyga at the
end of January we would try MIN
during the early part Of February.
Kindly let me know If the Court will
turn Wladyga over 10 MS some time
during the latter part OF January.
Thanking YOU for your courtesy IN
tins matter, am
Very truly yours,
George W. Maxey,
District Attorney.
Sheriff Sensiba ha. taken precaution
10 see that the accused man does not
get away by having him locked in the
steel cage where he will be kept
until called for 10y the Pennsylvania
people,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Very truly yours,
George w Maxey.
District Attorney.

Crystal rails, Mich. Dec, IL. 1914.
Tho Township Board met at the
Township Hall on the above date.
TO call by the supervisor.
Members present w. j. Richards.
Xavier Jarvis. james H. Bowden. and
Geo II. Jolliife II was moved by
Bowdcn and seconded by Jarvis that
The following bills be allowed and
orders drawn for the same
Highway Fund
j. f. Boyle x co. meals cleo.
boards ii 30
crystal Fail, Hdw Go supp l6 80
Harry Wills surveying roads 3s 30
J NJ Oswald 2g 90
Crystal Falls Iron Ming Co supp 81 o5
Contingent Fund
city OF G. Falls road lights for
Oct. 20 20
Albert Olexa elect. board q 90
Frank Muel reg d elect board 90
: d. F. Boyle cleo. board q 90
Thomas Conlin elect board a
expenses Is 90
Xavier Jarvis reg elect board.
expenses Justices 81 30
James II Bowden election board
expcn ses Justices * 80
Chris Hanen reg. a elect . 90
Il T. Ring election board 90
Alvin H. Richards reg. elect
board ~ meals 10 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Engclbcre & Bear. for Mr. Triedland-
er. 1908 North Thirty-second Street.
eight outlets and fixtures
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Grace street baptist Church. =
East Grace street. two outlets and
one fixture.
II. L. pulline,on Co. for Mr.. An
drews. 5li Greenwood Avenue. four
outlets and lights
Morris Hunter. for Fleming 6 Chris
tian Co, Fifteenth and Franklin
streets one three horse power motor.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Virginia Boot Co. los South
Twelfth street. twelve outlets
John H. Latham, for Mr. Williams.
ZOO East Holly street. ten outlets and
three FIXTURES.
John H. Latham. for Mrs. Grant.
5000 Huh street, two fixtures.
Same. for Mr.. Hooker. 2Ol5 Della
ware Avenue. eight outlets and thrc.
fixtures.
Same. for Clarence Walden 1901 por-
ter street, eight outlets and six hx-
lures.
w. B. Catlett Electric Co, for Reeves
Fleming. eos North Laurel Street, six
teen outlets and fixtures.
Same. for l.. Hut2ler 25O6 West
Grace street. one fixture.
Same. for Reeves Fleming, 2lO North
Laurel street, sixteen outlets and fix
lures.
Lyons G Williams, for y. w. nowc
& Son. 302 West Franklin Street. thir-
ty four outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
BENTLEY ACQUITTED
Judge Richardson Instruct, Jury Evil
deuce Docs Not Sustmiu Muir
der Ghnrpc

Under instructions from the court
That the evidence was not sufficient to
warrant conviction. the jury i'm the
musings Court last night returned "A
verdict of acautial in the case OF Ed
mund Hentlcy. charged with the MUIR
a = OF j. l.. Floyd
Ecnticr. keeper OF Il roominc house
at 1851 East Main Street was charged
with throwing :hc man from q second
story window 10 TIA" pavement below
fIoAd came I" Richmond from I:oDe-
wei on the afternoon Of September
ana secured lodging in Bcnticy's place.
II Is alleged that he BECAME disor-
ucflN and engaged in u tight when
h"hti"N entered his home to quiet him.
lie was found later on In" sidewalk
IN front of the place with a fractured
skull and died Ut the Virginia Hos
pit"l without rcgaiuinr consciousness
After hearing the testimony. judge
Richardson instructed the jury to re-
'uin II verdict OF acauittal the owl
"thc" not warranting a conviction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

secretary. both of Roanoke
TIL. Fiomr Machine Co, Inc. Rich
mord; maximum. $4,000; minimum.
$4,000; par value. 500. j. NJ. Thomp-
son. president; W. u. Willis. secretary
ana treasurer. both OF Richmond.
The q. " II. Thcatcrs Co. Inc, Alex
nndrta: maximum. <jo.poo: minimum.
$1,000; par value. 81; conduct the.
aters. l.. 6. Grossman, president
John Hamburg. secretary. both OF
Washington. u. &.
superior Coal Co. Inc. Roanoke
n*Nimu'n, 100000; minimum, 10000:
par value. 500: coal mining business.
- -. Cox. president. Castlewood :;
Frank 9. crain. secretary and treas
urcr. Praise. Ky
Amendment I" charter OF cayura
Cement Corp. Richmond. amcnd!ug
charter provisions as 10 first preferred
stock.
Supplemental certificate Of iucorpo-
ration: Richmond Land Corp. Rich
mond. "nlarTing its purposes
Foreign charters: Z. : Powell I.um-
Der Co. Inc. = Nav YORK corporation :
capital. $4,000: To dos lumber bust
ness. G. S. Powell. statutory agent.
Norfolk
Amendment to the charter OF tho
Supreme Hive OF the Ladies Of the
Macca bees OF the World. changing it,.
name 10 W"nan's Benefit Association
Of The Maccabces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fifteen Deeds Of Trust. AMOUNT
ing to StH.1S2 Sn

Ing to StG.1sH ~.
Minnie y. Harkirs ct vir 10 Will
liam l.. TYLER. trustee. l0oxI25 feat
west line Barton Avenue. 100 feet
south Of Crawford Street. October Is.
Minnie ]. Frarck to c. L.. Denoon
ct al, trustee 4oxls5 fec, south line
Marshall Street. between Firs, and
Ada ms Streets October 90 1915; .s74?2.
Crawford. trustee. 5hoxl2a feet ~ the
northwest corner of Garrison stree,
and Mill Avenue. September ?. 1915:
]. a. and II. a. Fuller to W. l..
Miller, trustee. 25xI57 feet south line
FLOYD Avenue. o74l- feet east Of Au-
burn Avenue. October IA. 1915: s3a1.-
Virginia Realty and Construction Co.
10 LEROY l.. Brown. trustee q feet S
inches by l.? feet inches north line
Hanover street .. feet west of Rob
inson street. October II, 1919: 81. onh
Ellen c. Morrison ct viz to vii
loughbv Newton. Jr.. trustee. Anvlo0
f"e1 ~ m" northeast corner Of Tw"n-
,y-sccconl and short q streets. octo-
Der %. la,,: :lS7.2n
L. IT roehl"r 81 uX. 20 ~. : Tay-
Tor. trustee. % feet inches by 1875
feet at tn" northeast corner Of Flovd
Ar.nu" nd West street. October %
MuhIlAman & Kavhoe TO II. r. Pol
loa feet inches south line Hanover
= y enHe. 10 lrtt lhCn"S east OF W est
Street. October II. 1918; $3.50.
Same. I" same. 80 feet inches by
100 feet inches south line Hanover
Avenue, ~ feet east OF West Street
October 10 1915; s41o0
Same. 10 same. 81 fec; . inches by
1"H feet inches at the southeast cor
uer OF Hanover Avenue and West
street. October 10. 1918: s5.a0n.
sam" To John BaChy. trustee. 20
f""t : inches by % feet > inches south
line Hanover Avenue. 81 feet inches
east OF West street. October IL. 1915
$500
Thomas II. briggs 81 uv. to William
Il. I'iHZini trustee. 80 feet inches by
loo feet 1T tn" southwest corner Of
Third and Leigh street. October %
1915: s3.540.
Same. to same. tho same property
as described in deed next above Octo-
Der 20. 1918: sl.7ll.
Ella a. Rogers 10 George Sorg. AK
200 feet north line Nicholson Street
being No. 500. October 20. 1915: 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local real estate nark", was
dull yesterday. the trading being light
ana confined entirely to the transfer
OF small property. the sales for the
day agxrcgatinG less than Sl3.oou.
However. the deeds Of trust ana re-
lease deeds were unusually numerous
for the average day, showing some lit :
tie activity in this class OF III. bust =
uesS.
J. y McDorough sold 10 A. l..
Straus ANA l. n. Gunst = lot fronting;
twenty feet at the southwest corner
of Plum and Main streets The con-
sidern tion was 5000. which was the
largest deal 10 develop. William Gross
ana wife sold to George :. bick-y Il
lot fronting 800 feet at the northwest
corner Of Garrison Street and Mill
Avenue. for $4,000.
The building Department issued :,
permit yesterday to Davis & Archer
10 build - two-Story brick tenement
TWO dwellings. on the east side III Yin.
Street, between FLOYD and Grove Ave-
MUGS. tina; Will cost s6.2uo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
ARRESTS YESTERDAY

Wine Saunders. colored, was arrest
ed yesterday by Policeman !. 4 La,
imam ana locked IN at the First sta
non, charged with stealing a ring and
bracelet, valued at S24 from I.u,y
Terrell, $50 North Third Street: and q
PAIR OF trousers from the store Of Jesse
Davis. us North Second street.
Henry Brown, colOrcd. WAS arrested
by Policemen Thurman and Dotectivn
DuHY. charged with stealing beer bot :
Ties ana crates from the Hotel Rich
mond. valued at ST., and similar ar
tcles from the Jefferson Realty Cor
porauon, vailed At $3.50! He was
locked up al the First station
William Hopkins. coiorcd charged
with shooting Henry Coleman on Oc
tooer 10, was arrested by Sergeant
held at the First Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
CHARTERS ISSUED.

N"w charters were issued and
amendments to existing charters al
lowed by the state corDora ton Com
mission Yesterday AS follows:
The New Paradise Springs Corn,
AleNandria: maximum $4,000: mini
mum $1,000: par value. 500: bottle
Manassas. president: G. Raymond rat
clin". secretary. Manassas
LeGrand. Massie y Fore. Inc. Lynch
s =, nG3. m ma $1,000: minimum,
ness. T. r. Massie. president: W. u.
Le'irand. secretary and treasurer. both
Of Lynchhurg
r Evergreen Development, Co, Inc,
estate business. a. . Chcwning.
president; G. NJ. Armes. vice-president:
OF Roanoke
suburban Real Estate Improvement
Corp. Norfolk: maximum. s25. 900 ;
minimum $4,000: par value. 800: real
dent: F. NJ. Smith. Jr.. secretary and
treasurer both OF Norfolk
Dominion Investment Co. Inc. Roa :
BURNS. president I. NJ. Warren. secre :
rary. both Of Roanoke Maximum.
$1,000; minimum $500; par value.
noks: mnximum. $1,000 900 mi minim nG" :
$500: par value. 800: operate "A no
tel James Framtz. president: + NJ
Mahoni' secretary. both OF Roanoke.
j. II. Johnson Co. Inc, Newport
News: maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: par value. $40: dealing in build :
ing material. j. T.. Warren. president:
Frank K. Bartlettc, secretary. both of
Newport News
Standard Motor Co. Inc. Richmond
maximum. S25,ouo: minimum. So 900 :
par value. 800: automobile business.
r.. j. Prescott, president: G. T.. Hlan-
ton, secretary and treasurer, both OF
Big stone Gap.
tlopcwcll Wholesale Corp. Roanoke
MAXIMUM. Flo,n"0: minimum. $1,000;
par value, 500: mercantile business.
j. T.. hlicn. Ir.. president: T.. j. SNYDER