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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
DRIVER OF MOTOR TRUCK
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Ran Down Col. =. NJ. Ormsby nt Ninth
nnd Grnre Streets. Causing
Ills Death.

Policeman ". L. Bradley last night
entered warrant ut the Second Sta
ton charging Thomas Cooper. colored.
driver OF the truck which ran down
Colonel =. NJ. Ormsby, OF Philadelphia.
at Ninth and Grace Streets on January
IL innictng injuries from which lie
died at Virginia Hospital on Sunday,
with murder The man is already un-
der bail for his appearance In Police
Court on January Us on charge OF
cnrclcssly and recklessly running the
machine. He was arrested Immediately
after Colonel Ormsby was struck and
was later released on bail. Coroner
Taylor has announced that he will hold
an inquest into the death of the pro-
motcr in his office in the City Hall at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Colonel Ormsbys body was ycster-
day shipped to Philadelphia for burial.
lie was scvcnty-two years old and his
business associations in Richmond and
philadelphia have brought him con-
siderable prominence in both cities. He
had been In Richmond several months
prior to the time he was injured. and
had been living with his wife at 500
East Grace street. Colonel Ormsby is
survived by his wife, two daughters
and two sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
REPORT OF ST. ANN'S SOCIETY
Hns Aided Many Poor Families Durini
Past Few Months.

At the annual meeting OF ST. ANN
= r"volcnt Society held recently tn
report OF the years work showed tn
distribution OF lS9 Christmas baskets
200 pairs OF new shoes. ESQ garments
and l.c75 yards OF material for clothing
During the year transportation wal
secured for nifty persons. to enaSi'
them TO procure employment at various
places. 200 visits were made by IN,
members OF the society to tho various
hospitals and to the city Home and 4
private families In need Altogether
much needed assistance was given e
roo poor families. In this generous ant
charitable work the women of ST. Ann:
Benevolent Society have been great!
aided financially by the sale at Wells
hcrgcr's department store. November y
1914. and by the public generally. Thu
society wishes to return it's heartfelt
thanks to all who gave assistance.
The officers OF the society elected foi
the ensuing year are as follows Mist
beatrice Canepa, president: Mrs. w y
Lcaman. viccpresidcnt; Mrs. NJ 7
Murphy, treasurer: Miss +. Ferrandnl
secretary. and Mrs. l.. Burroughs. Mrs
j. NJ. Allen and Mrs. w. -. Harton, dis
burscrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
YIELDS RAZOR
Waiter at Stumprs Hotel Charged
With Cutting john I:dMmrdh.

Alfred Booker. colorcd was last
night arrested NJ Stunprs Hotel by
Detective ScrScants krcngcl and At
k!nson on charge OF assaulting and
cutting John Edwards with n razor
He was locked in the First Precinct
StatiOn--whcre another change OF car
ryinE concealed razor was entered
against him-to await arraignmcnt In
the Police Court to-day.
Edwards was stabbed in the throat.
ana the cut cNtcntcd nearly from car
20 car. lie was treated by Ambulance
surgeon stern, who regarded the in
jury as serious The man was sent to
Virginia Hospital, where his condi-
t!on was reported as being precarious
early this morning. Booker was 4
waiter at Stumpfs Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
NEGROES CONFESS TO
THEFT OF PISTOLS
Rrokc Into Eellam's Hardware store
and COT Wcnpons-Then
Went ibrond.

The three negroes arrested on n
rha-c" % rohbinc the hardware store
~ = :. Keilnu, : East Broad street,
= several -"voivers, a Humber OF car
shooting a. Policeman W. e Brennan,
yesterday admitted their guilt in the
Police Court ana we're sent on TO the
grand JG-y ro- TRIAL during the Fcbru-
a-y te"'c The negroes are known AS
William Smith. alias Country. Robert
Daudri!re alias Babe, and John Rob-
with tho exception OF Robinson. these
men ,ynrr arrested In Ecwpor, News at
the rerYes: ~ IJ"tcct!e Sergeants Krcn-
gee am Atkinson. WHO learned that
they had shipped as laborcrs on one Of
me vessels taking horses TO England.
Trey were nrprehended when their ship
returned - E'.wpnrt News for a second
cargo J. Is said that but for the fact
That Th!l" men were given the prefer
ence on this trip the negroes would
have been successful IN their Efforts to
svad= arrest Robinson escaped, but
cane 20 Richmond. where his curiosity
got The better ~ him and induced the
negro 70 20 - the First Precinct sta
'.CH 70 sac his former partners locked
W. l'c was r"cognized by Detective
Ererge! and arrested.
Tn" 'n"r admitted In court yesterday
tha' hrht bc'w"en them and another
r"g-o rad led them TO break in the
har6wa-" store and 10 steal the arms
vim which 'h"y Intended doing for
MIN" me" r!aimcd. however, that
Policeman Brennan happened to DO
messing nl"ur the street while thew
wsra g'!arrel!!rg among Themselves. and
INST 'r"y "cre not shooting at him
h-rrnan put th"m to fight when he
lraprf from his bicycle and cmpticd his
,.e'Cl - ,hcm Dandridi,c was struck
IN -" foot b. bullet from the ollcera
p.stol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
OLD FIRST REGIMENT
HOLDS ITS REUNION
tctcrsans, Militiamcn and Active
Soldier Boys Enjoy Oc-
CaSiOn.
CRAWFORD MADE pREsIDEyr
officers School Attracts Large Ar.
tendance-Signal Corps to Secure
Full Dress Uniforms in Time 10,
Confederate Reunion.

Ola oiicera were reelected last nigh,
NJ me annual meeting OF the Fi,s,
virginia RcGiIncntal Association. hold
IN me rooms OF the organization in
me richmond Grays' Armory. Two.
score members were present, and FOL.
lowing the business session. AN IN,
Joyablc buffet supper was served h,
l'ost QunrtcrmastcrS Sergeant John e
Wcikcrt. Quartcrmastcr Corps assis,e,
by Cooks Smith and AGREE, Of Compau,
- durih: the course OF which a mum.
Der OF Interesting talks were made
mo FIRST Virginia Regiment Asso.
citation i" composed OF nearly $50 sc.
i've members. representing three stage,
or the regiments Hfe--thc veterans
the eX-militiamcn and the active mem.
bcrs OF the regiment to-day The as
ISOLATION has attractive quarters in IN,
new armory. In which IL has rccently
Installed It's numerous historical roc.
ords and relics. and where frcoucu,
meetings are held. The officers elected
Tor the ensuing year are: Captain O.
A. Crawford, president. Sergeant c. r
l-"chr. vice president: Major l.. T
Christian. treasurer: Lieutenant T.. II
Loving. secretary,
There was considerable activity las,
night 1T the Richmond Grays' Armory
Interest centred on the drills OF IN,
Signal Corps and the Medical Corps
The former went through foot move.
ments exclusively. while the latter wa,
given instruction in the erection q,
shelter tents and the care of the field
equipment.
Company c., Richmond Grays. hold
its regular noncOmmissioncd officers
school. under the direction OF Lieu.
tenant w. a. Loving. Jr. This schooi
session. slightly more than one hour lI
duration, WAS earnest and enthusiastic
At the close OF instruction. Majoi
Lawrence Il. Price presented Captain
Shackleford. formerly OF Company C.
who gave an interesting talk.
only one drill Will be held to-nigh,
and that will be for Company j.. which
Is preparing for the full-drcss bat.
talon drill to he held on Thursday
night. Following the drll. the bat.
TALON athletic team viii he selected
from the numerous candidates.
Following Its drill. the Signal Corp,
held a company meeting 10 discuss tho
question OF securing full-drcss uni.
forms II was decided that q distinC.
tive uniform be secured in time foi
the Confederate Reunion next June
and committees Will he appointed th!.
week to enter into negotiations FOL
their purchase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
THOMPSON TAKES BLAME
Liquor Firm EHonerated OF Charge OF
ScIlipE to- MinOrH.

The action OF G. NJ. Thompson. bar
tender for the Donald-Huss Liquor
Company, of 1920 Hull Street, in
shoulderinG all blame for selling liquor
to minors. for which the company had
been indicted by the grand jury, saved
the license for the company, but
caused him TO lose his job
When Thompson assumed RESPONSE
bility for the act in the Hastings Court,
Part H.. yesterday, he was fined 500,
and the charge against the company
dismissed. Judge Ernest H. Wells. in
announcing the compromise verdict.
said that Thompson must be dismissed
from the employment of the company,
and that In event that he was again
employed there the company would be
rcindictcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Charged win st-nirns ConL

James Harris and Joscph IiasHen
DD't oplDf"H. nero ycgtcrday gen
i"H,rf ~ Hiziy days In Jail ia default
NJ \ ,Ip1 r"nce bond which Jus,ic"
GrieYs required Df them when they
~efr arralgush in the Police Court on
cn1rr' ~ stealing coal from 'h'
rbrtaa"akc ana DAjo Railway. Dctcc-
'lyrr - ihG railway claim IN" ncgroct
MAZE :: DGnjn"sa Df stealing from thu
rnfnbany and ,non selling the coal t.
inner nnEro.h In small quantities
Ihcy o!aim ~ hay. found more thar
VIM tpns III coal IN the mems hous'
Nnrn tnry scnTchrG ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
ITALIANS CONTRIBUTE
LOcRi Society Donates Total of sI3''
Toward Relief OF Starving BeIgians.

The Virginia Commission on Belgian
Relief, OF which Colonel II. VI. Boyki'
Is chairman, received yesterday a casi
contribution of S23.30 from the Rich
mond Italian Society and colony. Thu
same society contributed $50 on Novem
her 10. 1914. making Il total contribu
ton OF $3.50.
Tho money will be used toward th'
purchase OF supplies for tho starvne
Be!Sians. The Virginia commission !.
still receiving funds, for the need o
the little buffer country Will continue
as long as tho war lasts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
VISITED IN RICHMOND
AFTER JtMESTOWN EXPOSITION

Zach o. the companies OF the Cover
-o-'s Foot Guards visited here in 1907
az route from ;he jamestown EXPOSE
zion. They were entertained by the
Blues ana insisted on the local bat
talon becoming their guests the fol-
lowing year When ihc present Blues
.irmory WAS officially opened In 1910
tho connecticut; gu2risnen were pres
eut :; tho ceremonies. and In 1912 the
blues again visited them. II was on
this trip that The Old Guard captured
The Blues when they stopped off in
NV York on their Journey homeward.
there. but tho New Workers took charge
o; them and showed them the hospital
i;y OF Gotham.
While the battalion is making great
plans .or the entertainment o: their
guests Il is also working hard on the
proposed trip to San Francisco. and
each company is raising money 20 de-
fray the expenses From present indi-
cations. Major = w Bowlcs. com
maniant Of tho battalion. SAYS that
the trip viii he made, and that a large
representation will so TO the big ex-
position
\ :ull-drsss battalion drill will he
held by the battalion tonight Fol-
lowing Tho drill. a military ball Will
20" held. = largo number OF invita-
lions have hesn issued, and il is "x-
pected that large crowd viii! he pres
eni - the dance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
DIES FROM INJURIES
Young ""mnn Hurt on street Chr In
1871" PASSES twny ut Her Home.

Thc funeral u Miss Saliic Louise
FrpH"i' twenty four years old, who
mr. -"ri"Ihiy Injured on the morning
~ D"""Whc' ~. 1913. when her head
"ar caught bctwncn the doors OF a
EariDr ji'!gn'h car az she was bOard
ny the car at the Houth"rn end OF the
Eaf'rr ii"!ghtH bridge. and who died
t"-'rrG#@ morning In her home. ia
Ttrr'r' hT"HG". E.rton Heights. Will
'a@" iln"" tHlH afternoon at o'clock
tram i'aTk Place Mothodibi Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26

Harry W. Ladder. Ph. D.. Of New
York. organizer of the Intercollegiate
Socialist Society. spoke last night in
the auditorium of Richmond College on
Ideals and Achievements of Modern
Socialism" There was large number
Of Students and members of the local
chapter of the organization present, and
the address was greatly enjoyed. Mr..
Ladder spoke on the accomplishments
OF the Socialist movement. ana told OF
tho aims and purposes Of the Organiza-
ton which he represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
VIII Elect state Forester.

The state Geological Commission. OF
which Governor Stuart is eX-ohiciO
chairman, will meet in Il few days at
the University of Virginia. for the pur-
pose Of clcctinE a state forester. The
forester IL chosen for a dual office, for
besides being at the head of the for
cstry police OF the state. he is required
to serve as an instructor at the Uni
verS!ty, occupying the chair OF forestry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Condition In Not Im,rox.d.

The condition OF Miss Rosa jennings
BOO West Moore Street. who took 81 1-2
grains of bichloridc Of mercury with
suicidal intent several days ago. is
regarded as growing steadily worse.
ana physicians attending her now en-
tertain but little hope of her recovery.
IT was thought at first that the dose
was too strong to cause death. and the
fact that Ambulance Surgeon Walker
arrived In quick order and rendered
prompt treatment heightened the hope
that she would survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Council to Receive budget.

The Finance Committee last night
practically completed it's work on the
forthcoming budget. The completed
meas sure will be presented to the Coun-
ell at s o'clock Friday night, when thu
lower branch will meet in special scs-
sion to receive the appropriation ordi-
nance. Under the rules the measure
will be tabled. 1t will be taken up
for detailed consideration Mt the regular
meeting OF the Common Council on
Monday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
DONATION DAY
Spring Street Home Asks Support {
Public.

Donation day for the Spring stree
Home has been designated as THURSDAY
January IS. and on that day donations
OF money, provisions or household ar
ticlcS will be gratefully received bS
those In charge Of the home. The
home Is one OF the most worthy insii
tutions Of the kind in Richmond. ant
but little idea Of it's work has beer
given the general public Miss Nays
superintendent; Rcv. a. G.. Ribblc 100:
Floyd Avenue, or DR.. Grove Hagen
First and Main Streets, will furnish any
informal ton desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Governor Issues neou,sit,on.

Governor Stuart yesterday Issued n
rcpuisition on Governor Locke Craig. Of
North Carolina. for Viola Rowe, a negro
woman. wanted. in Danvillc The
woman is charged with breaking into
the house OF another negro woman and
stealing wearing apparel valued at
s25. Chief of Police r. j. Burgess Of
Danville, will go to Winston Salem
for the alleged fugitive. who Is now in
jail there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26

charged Win carrying n ,o,r,,
weapon ana fined $50 ~ Just.r, b.
y, Maurice ia tho Pol!rc Cour rid,
H. som" timc ago wax acquI,rcs b.
" jury 81 the lIustinHs Cour. par N,
yesterday afternoon II d.ycloyel
Tho trial that Moics way cnrry4uY .
razor 30 barber shop FOR the yl.r
pose Of having It sharpened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Sentenced 10 jail.

Hilas Howard. rolored. Was yesterday
o.ny.cted NJ stealing 3t3H from -.
DI!inan's ErHr, Inc. and Wns Sentenced
~ tar months IN jail lie war ais"
.sDyict.G in INC joitcG court NJ steal
lfiY ;JS tram Dayid Hayo. cOlored, and
n3s sentenced ~ an add!iiDDa! four
i0pn,bs. Tine Negro noted an appeal ia
GaGH cD.e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
FnIIs on siippery Pavement.

John y. Cannon. 81 East Seventh
Street. early last night slipped on the
pavement ut Fourteenth and Main
Streets. and fractured the small bone
in his right leg. Mr. Cannon Is about
seventy years old, and is n veteran
Of tho War Between the States. AM
bulance Surgeon Stern treated him
where he fell and later took him to
Virginia Hospital. where he was re-
ported as resting comfortably early
this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
sends Cheek for ArXoc,n,cd ch.rrtle,

Responding to the appeal OF the AS
sociatcd Charities for further assistanc
IN carrying on it's relief work amoni
tho poor. Rcv. j. Calvin Stewart, ID. ID
yesterday contributed check for s
through The Times Dispatch. TIL
money VIII be forwarded TO tho hsso
ciated Charities, where II will be CRATE
fully received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Display Of ono. AppI,,nce,.

Richmond's first business show
opened yesterday at 1909 East Main
street, and will continue until Friday
night. The doors open each morning
AT 10 o'clock and close at Q o'clock at
night. Office appliances and equipment
Of all descriptions are being demon
strated by agents. There Is 10 admis-
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
CONNECTICUT GUARD To
Be GUESTS OF BLUES
Will Re In Eichmond During
Confederate Reunion.
NEW YORK OLD GUARD COMING
Hlnes Making Elaborate Plans for
Trip To SAN Francisco Exposition
During Coming Summcr-l'attal-
ion Drill and Dance Tonight.

Three crack military organizations
~ ;hc North have accepted invitations
10 ~ the guests ~ the Richmond Light
lafantry R,ucs Battalion during the
summer. These visits VIII occur sim
y!ltaneouSly with the annual reunion
% the United Confederate Veterans ana
Sons OF Eon:edcratc Veterans. which
will take place early in June.
The ORGANIZATIONS that viii visi, the
Blues are The TWO companies ~ the
Governors Foo, Guards from Hart
ford and New Haven, Conn. and the
old Guard. " New York The first
TWO o; these companies have twice
before visited Richmond. While the
Blues have returned both visits The
last .; these ;nterchanccs Of cour,esics
was i'm 1872. ard the local m;l!;ianen
have been trying hard since then 10
have the yiSi; returned.
When il Was found that these three
organizations could make the trip. II
WAS determined 20 bring them here II
possible - attend the reunion. which
viii probably hc the last biz gather
iuS O; Confederate veterans. The most
cordial relations which exist between
The wcarcrS Of the Eluc and the Gray
We're cementcd 81 the big joint reunion
on the field of Gettysburg last July.
and :; was thought that the visit OF
the craci; Northern commands would
he highly acceptablc At this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
Speeding Charge Continued.

Tho case against 4. @. MCKAY ar
rested by Police Captain Epps and 20
liccman Samucls on q charge Of speed :
ing his automobile along Grace street
and Monument Avenue. was yesterday
continued until to-day by Justice
GriGgs in order that witnesses might
be summoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
COMPANY MAKES REPLY TO
TOLL-CHARCE CRITICISM
Sends Letter to Board Justifying It's
Levy for Use OF Via.
ducts.
TOLL INCOME ONLY REVENUE
Wheelwright Declares Company's
Willingness to Consider Other Ar
raignment If Reason Can BE Given
for Abandoning Present Practice.

In letter to the Administrative
Board yesterday. the Virginia Hallway
ana rover Company, through Thomas
:. WheclwriGht. president. gives c3-
precision 10 its belief that the company
has been misunderstood in the viaduct
toi!s matter. and reasscrts. at the Same
time. the justice OF its procedure
While the Administrative Bonrd has
filed no direct complaint against the
toll charges levied on municipal vc-
hicles the company writes. II has como
10 Its knowledge through newspaper
reports tina, the board has made Wig
orous protest agains, the tolls II the
position Of the board is correctly
quoted says Mr.. Whc"lwr!ght. then
It mus; be due to "A misunderstanding
OF the situation.
TOLLS ARE SOLE
SOURCE OF REvESUE
Attention Is drawn TO the fact that
| the v!aducts were built by private
capital. and that the toll charges are
their sole source OF revenue The pri-
Satc character Of the bridges was IN
no way affected 10y annexation, al
though the increase of tho burden on
the property as the result OF city taxa
ton. II IL pointed out. has been con-
siderable
Mr.. Whcclwright points out further
ihat there Is no more reason for cS-
tending to the city the right OF free use
OF the FlaductS than there Is for al
lowing the city the free use OF any
other property OF the company or that
OF any other Individual In the city
The letter continues:
III any reason can be suggested why
this property should be open for the
free use OF the city any more than to
the free use of the citizens this com
pany would he glad to give the matter
due considerations
COLLECTION OF TOLLS
DOES NOT CAUSE DELAY
AS you are aware. tho toll Is not
collected from the representatives OF
the city departments using the Via
ducts At the time Of such use. but n
record Ia kept OF the use and bills
are rendered monthly. There Is. there
fore, no delay nor Interference with tho
respective functions OF the city officers
and employees.
II the present regulations in this
regard arc Objectionable. the company
would be glad TO receive any sugres-
tons for the modification thereof in
order 10 facilitate the discharge OF
the duties Of the respective employees"
The letter. which was received by
the board without comment, was or
dered received and filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-26
TO ACQUIRE UTILITIES
IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Committee Recommends Resolution
Looking to Early Adjustment Of
Company's Claim.
TO ACCEPT Observation-Disclosures
Attorney for Southsidc Company De-
clares It's Willingness to Accept
Fair Compensation for Property
and Forfeit Street Rights.

An carly adjustment OF the claim,
OF the Southside Company Inc, for its
sewer and water pipe installations in
Woodland Heights is promised i'm the
recommendation Of a resolution by the
street Committee yesterday afternoon
authorizing the City Attorney to ac-
auirc the property through the usual
channels The committee Recommended
the measure to the Council for passage
by unanimous vote.
ATTORNEY Thomas p. Bryan. repre-
sentinE tho Southside Company, cx-
pressed the company's Willingness to
throw open to the city all of its books
showing the original cost OF the in
stallations, and to accept a reasonable
price for the property. II was willing
also. he told the committee to re-
linquish It's claim to exclusive rights
in the streets OF Woodland Heights
should tho city Attorneys decision
denying the company's claim In this
respect be insisted upon.
city Engineer Rolling told the COM
mittcc that before the value OF the
company's installations In Woodland
Heights could be determined it would
be necessary first TO make :, complete
survey Of the suburb and TO establish
the present condition OF the pipes as
well rs their size and location
RESOLUTION WILL
ENPEDITE: ADJUSTMENT
City Attorney Pollard expressed the
belief that the adjustment would be
expedited IL the pending resolution
were recommended to the Council for
passage. AS soon as the mcasur" WAS
passed, he said he would he In a no
sition TO undertake negotiations with
tn" Southside Company looking 10 the
fixing of an equitable price for the
property.
Alderman Workman. patron Of tho
resolution urged an Immediate recon-
'nendation. in order that relief may be
given NJ an carly date to citizens Of
Woodland Heights, who are now com =
PEELED To pay more for their water
than is paid by citizens who are sup
piled through city mains
The committee recommended to the
Council for passage the sullivan ordi-
nance, relieving property owners from
their obligation 10 pay for tho cost OF
incasinv in terra Gotta the water and
gas pipes that lead from the street
mains under the sidewalk to the prom
crty line.