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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02

I'D. DAYAT YELLOWSTONE, JUNE II.
We left Fountain Hotel at $3.50 A.
NJ for Midway and Upper Geyser
Basin. Altitude here is 7180 #. and
arrived at Old Faithful Inn at 1880
A. M. and remained there until the
next morning. A short distance
from the Fountain Hotel was Pris-
matte Lake-it is the largest, and
perhaps the most beautiful hot
spring in the world. Over the cent
raj pit or bowl of this spring the
water is deep blue changing to
green then to yellow and orange as
it nears the rim. Outside the rim
there is a brilliant red deposit
which shades into puppies, browns
and grays, the coloring in vivid
bands strikingly distinct. The tenn
perature is obout 146 degrees
Fahrenheit and has constantly
rising clouds of steam which re-
fleet the colors of a rainbow. The
Turquois Spring is near the Pris-
matte Pool, and is much smaller. It
is a beautiful turquoise color. The
The Biscuit Pool or Biscuit basin
formations are among the unique
products of the geyser basin. They
are formed by deposition of the
silica in the hot waters and have
variety of forms but are mostly Of
the biscuit shape. Morning Glory
Spring was seen just before reach
ing Old Faithful Inn. In its water
coloring and shape it resembles the
flower after which it is named. 1t is
a steaming hot spring irregularly
round and about 20 #. in diameter.
1t is considered one of the most
beautiful pools in the world. The
The extreme clarity and delicate
coloring are exquisite. You gaze
into a deep tapering funnel that
leads far down into the under
ground reservoir that never fails in
its supply of hot water. There were
many geysers and springs to be
seen all along the route.
Continued next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02
BY MRS. E. 3. ARMSTRONG
CONTINUED from page u

(COuLInQCO ALOAA4 PoAN
and Iris Pool and the Onyx, all hot
boiling pools, with colors like the
name. Then = come TO two gey-
sers, the Constant, which has a
basin "a #. across, and erupts
about every half hour-The Valen-
tine plays about once in "a hrs.
rising 100 it,. The black GROWER
attracts much attention, it roars
constantly and emits great volumes
of steam. The deposit around the
crater is quite black in places
which gives it it's name. The Bath
Tub has well formed basin which
is in constant agitation. The
Emerald Pool is large quiescent
lake Of boiling water of a green
color. The Minute Man Geyser is
interesting on account of its regu-
larity and the fact that most of the
water thrown out flows back into
the crater. The Mud Geyser erupts
at times with great violence rising
sixty #. The afternoon ride is a.
long two Of the large streams in the
Park, Gibbon river and Firehole
river. The ride along the Gibbon
river with its continuous cascades,
its mountain bordered park where
the elk and deer resort, its winding
palisaded canyon are most attract
i've. The Firehole river is larger
than the Gibbon and in some re-
spects more beautiful, the water
being very clear. The Cascades of
the Firehole are a fine series of
rapids between walks of blackish
rock. After crossing Nez Pirce
Creek, which is made famous by
the raid of the Indians through the
park in 1877 who we're driven from
the reserve by Gen. O. 0. Howard
and his command. We came to the
Fountain hotel, Lower Geyser Bas-
in, at $50 P. M.-here we had din
ner and spent the night. This was
where we moved to warm room.
The principal sights here were the
Mammoth Paint Pots. This re-
markable mud caldron has a basin
which measures 4Ox60 #. with a
mud rim on three sides which is
from 4 to #. in height. In this
basin is a mass Of fine Whitish sub
stance which is in a state Of con-
slant agitation. 1t resembles a
vast boiling pot of paint or bed of
mortar, with numerous points of
ebullition. The constant boiling
has reduced it to a thoroughly
mixed mass of siticiovs clay. The: e
is a continuous bubbling up of mud
producing sounds like a hoarsly
whispered "plop-plop" which rises
in hemispherical masses, cones,
rings, and jets. The Paint Pots are
natures mush pools, a strange
boiling caldron of tinted clay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02
HOME CULTURE CLUB
SEPTEMBER 9Th.

Travels in Wales.
South Wales: The Border
land, Tintern Abbey, Chepston
Castle, Raglan Castle, Abergaven-
ney, Llanthony. Cardiff, (the castle. }
The Coast: Cardigan, Swansea.
Leader, Mrs. Maud Corson.
Meet at Glcn Park. Picnic supper.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02
MARRIED

Miss Ruby, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Chinook of Kinnickin-
mic. and Mr.. Arthur Martin, of the
town of River Falls, were married
at the Congregational church last
evening, Rev. VIM. Gray officiating.
The groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Martin, have built residence
on farm adjoining the Will Mar
tin place, and Arthur and his bride
will live on the old homestead.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02

Miss susanna. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Rock, of Big River,
and Edwin Deiss, were married
Tuesday. They will make their
home in this city, Mr.. Deiss having
recently purchased the H. Brown
residence in the first Ward.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02

FOR SALE-The j. G. Adams
farm in Kinnickinnic, 100 acres, ad-
dress or call on the Farmers and
Merchants State Bank for further
particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
Splendid Laxatiue
for Elderly People
Has Been Prescribed by Well
knoWn Physi ,ian for
Many Years.

The inhrmities of age are especially
manifest In Il tendency to constipation.
ana call for treatment that will afford
rchcf in an easy, natural manner. The
rapid action Of cathar;:c remedies and
purGativeS that shock the system
should he avoided. more especially as
the relief they offer is only temporary
and is usually more than offset by dis
turbance to the vital organs caused by
their violent action.
Nearly thirty years ago Dr. W. Il.
Caldwell. Monticello Ill, prescribed n
compound Of simple laxative herbs
that has since become tho standard
household remedy I'm thousands OF
homes. !; acts easily and gently, yet
with positive effect. without gripping or
other pain or discomfort. Mrs. Rachel
Allen, Galeshurg. Kans. is seventy
one years old, and after using Il bottle
Of DR.. Caldweli's Syrup Pcpsin. wrote
that II had done her IL world of good
and that she intends 10 keep it in the
house always.
Druggists sell DIR. Caldwclrs Syrup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Horporation Commission yesterday to
the following concerns:
Lebanon Light Co. Lebanon: maxi
mum capital stock. $1,000: minimum
$4,000. Il. r. Combs. president; T. \.
tendricks; secretary and treasurer, of
Rger. Grundy: r.. :. Finney and =
Aston, Of Lebanon; TO operate light
plant In Lebanon.
Navy Athletic Club. Inc. Norfolk.
Charles Miller. president; James r.
Mulltn. vice-presidcnt: J. NJ. Hayden.
secretary and treasurer: F. w. Ma
hony and Thomas NJ. Mccarthy. all of
Norfolk no capital stock: social clul,
Navy.
Vance Motor Co, Inc. Chilhow:e:
maximum capital stock. $1,000; mini
mum. $1,000. james y. Tate, presl-
dent l.. 6. Cook. vice-presid-nt: 9. y
E!ler, treasurer, all of Chilhowie: to
conduct general automobil. bust
nesg
Richmond Sundry Co. Inc. Rich
mond: maximum capital stock, $1,000:
minimum, 81 900. II. Grayson Dashicll.
president: 6. stanley Clarke vice-pres
treasurer, all OF Richmond. to deal in
all kinds of drugs, druggists supplies.
etc.
Grundy Coal Corp. Grundy: maxi
s,on :. Lindsey. secretary and treas
urcr: w. Il. Crawford. All of Gruray;
general land and coal business
Virginia Beverage Corp. Roanoke
maximum capita! stock, 100000: min
:mum. s5n,0"0. Ivan V Yonce. prcsi
dent: John B. FLOYD. general manager:
r. w. Kline. of Salem. Va. and Biz
'ninEham. Ala: TO manufacture and
sell soft drinks
Boice sales Corp. Richmond: maxi
mum capital stock, $1,000: minimum
$1,000. G. Bo!cc, president: +. w
Morehcad. secretary and treasurer: e.
T. Bigger. all Of Richmond: TO manu-
| facture aud sell lumber.
! Zionist institute. Richmond: no CAPT
tai stock. DR.. Lazarus Karp. prcsi-
dent. I. l.. Levenson, vice president;
! Mrs. Lazarus karp, secretary and
treasurer. OF Richmond; institute for
Jewish young men and women
\ifSlnlh carolina Pin -ap-ola Co.
Inc. Richmond; maximum capita:
stock, $4,000 minimum. $4,000. Phil
q. Kelly. president: II. X Kelly. sec.
rotary. and Hanna Baker, all OF Rich
mond; 10 manufacture. buy and sell
pin-ap-ola and other soft drinks
Tidewater Mercantile and Invest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
WELL AND IN
GOOD HEALTH
Since Taking Cardui. After Seven
Years Of Suffering, Says
South Carolina Lady.

Columbia. S. C.-Mrs. l.. C. Helm
mann, of 81 Washington Street, Of
this city. says: II have received go
much benefit from Cardui, I feel
like speaking good wor for it to
every lady | como in contact with
that | think needs 1t. hoping to help
some one to get WE'LL az l did.
| had been sick in bed for long
time with the change of life. The
doctor tended me all along. and
finally one morning when he came
he said he believed | would have to
go to the hospital yet. | said No.
then read all of the testimonials
in the Ladies' Birthday Almanac, and
| then I phoned for bottle of Cardui
and commenced taking it. l began
TO improve from then on. / took five
bottles continuously, then Off ard
/ on for awhile. and was we'll
and have had good health ever
since, / am glad to say. have
recommended it to lot of my
friends.
! ! was troubled for seven or eight
years before ] took Cardui. l think
1t is the best medicine on earth for
| female troubles. If this tes-
timonial will help some one else you
are at liberty to use it if you like"
Begin taking Cardui to-day. 1t
f! may be the very medicine you need.
Your druggist sells 1t. Get a bottle
/ from him to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment.
Winston Electric Construction CO..
for Virginia Railway and Power Co.
beverly and Robinson Streets. six
outlets.
Same. for H. l.. Dcnoon. rear SIT
East Marshall Street. two outlets
Same. for Mrs. Cary Il. Stein. 1900
Grove Avenue. one outlet
southern Nickel Works. for 1902
West Main Street. thirty-eight out =
lets and one tivc-horse- power motor.
w. H. jerks. for Miller Il Rhoads
Sixth and Broad Streets. twelve out
let's.
Same, for G. y. Dempsey. 1912 Park
Avenue. one outlet
Same. for NJ. Eodge 2009 Reverl,
street. three sockets
Same. for Tabernacle BAPTIST Church
Grove Avenue and Meadow Street
twelve fixtures.
l.. II. Warinncr. for J. L. Mcars, '26OC
East Broad street, one fixture.
same. for Miss T.. NJ. Robelcn 81
North Twenty-ffth Street twelve out.
let's
John II. Latham. for l.. T.. ullman
1923 Porter Street. five outlets.
Lyons * Williams. for w s. Porter
222u East Marshall Street. thirtccr
outlets.
Norris Hunter. for Mrs. ~ G; Sprat
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ey. loco Eas, Clay street. ,hirty-rour

ley. loco East Clay Street. thirty four
outlets.
Same. for Il. $. Mitchell. 20 North
Ninth Street. one onc-fourth horse
powc. motor.
same. for Merchants Cold Storage
onc-fourth- horse power motor.
Same. for Mrs. T. NJ. Rutherford. liz
East Grace Street. two fixtures.
w. H. Ncblctt. for Frank Livesay. 1926
buchanan Street. seven outlets and one
fixture.
Same. for ii. NJ. McGruder, l1s West
Ninth Street. eight outlets and three
fixtures.
Same. for Mr.. Hisgarson. 526 Fendall
Avcnuc fourteen outlets and three fix
turca
J T.. Caudle for Mt Herndon Church.
Gak Street. near Bacon. six outlets.
Same, for Whitmore d Garrett. 1909
East Franklin Street. one one-nnd-one-
half horse power motor.
Same. for G.. W. Herndon & Co, 1911
East Main Street. one one-half-horse-
power motor.
same, for c. L. Taylor. 30 West
Leigh Street. six outlets and four fix
lures
Same. for o. II. Gresham. $40 West
Broad Street. four outlets and one one
eighth horse power motor.
same, for Tarrant Drug Company. l
Same. for for virginia Bagnail. la2oh
West Clay street. one two-horse- power
motor.
! Same. for Walter -. Moses & Co, l03
East Broad street. three outlets.
NJ. y. Pembcrton, for II. w. Roun-
! tree Il Co, 3l3 East Broad street. two
outlets.
Same. for w. +. Davis. l4l5 North
Twenty second street. eight outlets and
! four fixtures
w. II. J"nkS for George ID. priddy,
1909 West. Clay street: twelve fixtures,
Same, for same. 1902 West Cha
Street. twelve fixtures.
C. fn, do
22l: Paramount Avenue, sixteen out
] lets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
SIMPLE REMEDY
bOR CATARRH
just Breathe HyDmci -Four Times Il lay
md BE Relieved

just Breathe Hynnci -Four Times lay
and BE Relieved.
II 4 rev years ago some one had said YOU
could treat Catarrh by breathing air tharE ed
with healing halsam the idea would
have been rid!culed, and Il remained Tor
that eminent Investigator. II. r. Booth
to discover in Hyomei this wonderful
method 81 treatment.
Iiyonri has performed almost mirao u'ous
results in treating Catnrrh. and Is to-day
recognized by thousands OF pcopi,, the
only advertised remedy tor catarrh that
can he relied upon 20 10 just what -
claims. The complete outfit OF Hyomci Is
inexpensive and consists az inhaler. "A
medicine droppcr and bottle of Hyomci
Breathe the air % Hyomei through the
little inhaler druggists furnish with II for
= few minutes four times Il day and II wl!l
help the worst ease OF catarrh. 1t soothc.,
ana heals III" mL as .'Icmbranc OF Ia" air
passages. prevents irritation, and effects
complete and lasting RELIEF.
In Richmond there are scores OF we'll
known people who have been relieved Of
Catarrh by Hy0mci. II 1, does help you
Tragic Drug Co will return the money YOU
paid for liyomei. This is the strongest cvi-
dence tina; can lie offered TO their faith
In this remedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

I'll local real estate market was ac-
i've yesterday. the sales being numer-
GUS ana aggrcGating nearly :I0.9o0
Tor city property. The trading WAS in
the main for the transfer OF small
property. although there were several
sales above the 5000 mark. The
mortgages and releases were MS nu-
mcrouS IL. :hc average day and all
were for small amounts.
Charles *. Willis sold to George II.
flgncr lot fronting twenty-onc feet
three and one-hulf inches on the east
side OF Davis Avenue between stuart
and kcnsinaton Avenues. for 5000
Henry 5. Wallcrstcin sold to Il. r
Long lot fronting thirty feet at the
southeast corner OF Second and Jack
son streets. The consideration was
$500.
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cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
a mounting

Seven ReIcnse Deeds, Amounting
to S..2sS.SO.
w. l.. Miller to G.. L. Suter ct uX..
6oXlio feet cast line Third Avenue. I2O
feet north Of Spruce Street October
w. j. Redd. trustee. to j. &. FLOYD.
3oXl20 feet west line Twenty second
street. go feet north of w Street
October 90. 1915: Sl,23IS0
X. II. Harrison ct al, trustees. TO w.
J. Gilman. 221-2xl30 feet north line
Floyd Avenue. lis feet $ inches west
or Elm Street October IL. 1915: $3.50
Robert o. Bland. trustee. to Corn.-
nus and Carrie r. Manning, iSxi30 feet
north line i Street. 2j feet east Of
! Ihirtieth street. October % 1915:
$500.
f. +. Schmidt. trustee. TO T. ".
Moore ct w. ST. feet 8 inches by l4f
feet inches ut the northeast corner
OF Bacon Road and Miller Avenue
October 26. 1915: sl06.
l.. T. w. Marye. trustee, TO T. A.
! e9uisenherry G, uE.. TONIC feet north
line Bacon Road, SIS feet . inches east
S70o.
+: + Schmidt. trustee. to +. w
.:oore ct uX.. 50 feet q inches by l4C
feet at the northeast corner of ia
! con Road and Miller Avenue. October
| %. 1915; SS4S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
Gillian & Tiller. for Mrs. NJ. w
Thomas, 1910 Lamb Avenue.
Same, for Mrs. 4. II. White. 1912
Lamb Avenue.
Same. for Henrietta Cox, 5la North
Adams Street
II. NJ. Delaney. for Virginia Realty
and Construction Co. 26o6 and Zoos
Hanover Avenue.
+. II. Harris for Mrs. Mostly. 30!
Nicholson Street
Capitol Plumbing Co. 70" Maggie
Jones, 1914 North Thirty third street
Same, for Frank Marable, 1909 North
Twentieth street.
Same. for Thomas Smith. 1904 North
Thirty-third street
Same, for Martha Bailey. l20S North
Thirty-third street.
Same. for Ella Woodbridge, ZOO
North Thirty-third street.
John H. Rose, for John LomaX,
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CIIANCI;RY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Decds of BRrEain 20
SMle. AmounlInr To SaS.StM.

Sale. Amounting to s3S.StD.
Charles k. Willis 1T ux. to George
H. FiGner, II feet 3l-2 inches by %
feet S1-4 inches cast line Davis Ave
alley. between Stuart and kcnsington
Streets October |. 1915; tax. $500:
$40.
W !. Gentry ct Tx: to Lloyd o. Bull
ner Of Washington and Buchanan
streets August 81. 1915: tax. $40;
$40.
kingland Land Corporation to ]. J.
thlloo: Jr.. ixli5 feet north line Monu-
ry Street; July 20. 1915: s1,150.
l.. II. Baker to u. " wilkinson 3ox-
- IL feet north line Williams street.
3he feet west of Harrison Street. Octo-
Der is, 1915; tax. 81: $40.
Chevy Chase Realty Corp. to game,
lot 81 in block u in tho plan of Mon,
81: $40.
w. c. ster,z to r. W. Warden. 24x-
20 feet north line Tavlor Street. 25
feet inches west Of Rowland street
October 81 1915: tax. 81 $40
Richmond Sand and Gravel Co to
J. Thompson. 25oxio2 feet cast line
Fifth Avenue. 3?5 feet south Of Custer
street. May "a. 1915: tax. ST. SO
Lillian Barnett ct vir. TO Eloa Saun-
ders G0Xlio feet at the southwest cor
ner Of Fourth Avenue and Willow
street. October %, 1915: tax, $3.50:
81"
Henry s. walIerst.in ct ux to s. #.
Long. 3oxSh feet at the southeast cor
nc- Of Second ami Jackson Streets.
June .. 1915; tax. $3.50: $40
Surhui ban Development Corp. to
Fred ltcrnhn~dt. Jr.. Sox223 feet west
line cha'nberlaync Avenue, so feet
north Of Hammond Avenue. February
! .. 'hlJ. tax. $40: $40.
II. IL Melton ct ux. to Della Rich =
ardson. % feet . inches by 100 feet
ut the northeast corner Of Chat'in nrl
sycamore streets October 81. 1915:
! $3.50
Alvira w. f.iesfeid TO John Ta?!or
~ fee, inches BY los l-2 feet cas-,
line L"nbardy street. $50 feet north ~
carr street October %. '1i.. $500
, II. \. R"nkc 10 Anna NJ. Mu,ter. all
Seventh street. fronting 10 feet: also
"ht and 29T South Cher" street front
ing "Hl3 feet; also. c2iG and o2Is
N"nable street, fr"ntinc 81 feet : in
"hcs also zoe 100 and -oi South
Laurel street fronting - feet; also
4 -lh and 2lS East Cary street front
iuG - feet october 6. l1iI. tax. So
isIh
! George II Fipner ct ux to Charles
+ * Willis. - feet 9 inches by 100 fec;
cast Inc Montciro Avenue. between
Fe'lS and Fritz Streets. October
1915; ;aS, So $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27

East Bacon Street.
Joseph y. Berry X Co. for Sutton
Il Co. 72l West Clay Street
same. for same. $40. 5iS and $50
Brook Avenue.
i. y. Hall. for Rev. \. VI. Fox. 22l0
Paramount Avenue
William brennan. for Terrell Build
ing Company. 1909 Frs, Avenue.
w. +. Hendricks. for Mrs. Newton.
iSl6 Maryland Avenue. Highland Park.
kritZcr " Harmon. for l.. j. Chentwoo
FortH-fourth street, between Ready
street and Rccdy Creek.
Same. for city OF Richmond, Franklin
School. Midlothian Turnpike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
CHAUFFEURS FINED
two Drivers Assessed 500 Encb for
Speciling-Eoth Note
AnnenlE.

Justice Crutchfeld yesterday fined
wo negro chanffeurs $100 md costs
Zach on charges of speeding their ma
hines along West Broad Street Thurs
bay afternoon. Traffic Sergeant Brad
ley and Policeman Samucls arrested
he men. both of whom noted appeals.
The chauffcurS gave the names of
Walter Iightner. driving for T.. NJ
|'eatherston, go West Cary Street. and
William Fortune. driving for Clarence
Wyatt, 1921 Hanover Avenue. Mr..
|yyntts wife and daughter were In tho
|,achine at the time Fortune is alleged
10 have been speeding. IL was said in
kDurt yesterday that one OF HIS ma
Hines collided with the motorcycle Of
+. l.. Loving, 2109 Short @ street, while
|pceding. slightly injuring Loving and
hemolishing his machine. 25.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27

Streets. october 22. 1915. s2.1SA.
Della Richardson TO Stuart Bowc.
trustee. % feet 1-2 inches by 100 feet
ut the northeast corner of Sycamore
and Chaiin Streets. October rs. 1915:
s2.304.5O.
Lloyd O. Bullock TO Stuart B"wc.
trustee. 33x100 feet at the north 81
corner of Buchanan and Washington
Streets. August 81. 1915; ST42.
Mary 5. Harvey ct vir to III. jack =
son, trustee. 351-2X112 feet north line
Water Street. between Ashland and
Peach Streets. October 26. 1918: $500.
Luther ID. Cutchins ct ux. to Stuart
Bowe. trustee, 20Xl00 feet at the south.
east corner Of Main and Meadow
Streets. October %. 1915; S2,240.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by
me clerk OF the Hastings Court yes
terday as follows:
Robert BlankcnShip Godsey and
Maude Stancel Darden.
Alexander Cameron Bannister and
Annie Dickinson Pcrduc.
Henry Waldbaucr and elsie Nesto-
ria Klein.
Robert Bluford and Elizabeth Kecs.
William ClarksOn Marshall. of Cas-
anora. Va, and Lydia Wister Craig
hill.
William b. Stewart and G. Mabel
Jewell.
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HENItICO TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds OF nnrgnin and Snle
Aniniiutiu1- In

SII,IB
Lewis g. Miles ct Tx. TO NJ l.. Nor
vcii ct al. @39 IL acres. known as
Camp Hill" north side OF the New
Market and Long Bridge Roads. about
ION miles southeast Of Richmond: also
80 acres near the terminus of the Cen
rial Turnpike. abou; nine miles from
Richmond. October 5, 1913: tax. =
$40
Il. 6. Ladd g, ais. 20 Lucy w. Ladd
acres. near Lakeside. about five miles
north of Richmond. May .. 1910: $500
w G. Atkinson ct ais. 10 W. G. At
kinson Ct TX, 1881 acres on road
leading from Fair Oaks to Hanover
County. about 9l-o miles from Rich
mond. September 20. 1918: tax, 81;
Sl00.
Abhcy Realty Corp. to Mrs Mary
+. lIamlin. lot 30. block 81. section Il;
Plan Of Colonial Place. October 10
The Duntrcath Corp to r. Leo
McaGhcc, 50Xl45 feet. lot 80. block 4
plan or Duntreath. October 90, 1915;
1925
Same, to ]. r. Mosby & Co. Inc 100
Els2.!5 feet, lots II to IA. inclusive
block 3. plan of Duntreath. October
-. 1878; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27

mcnt Corp. Norfolk: maximum capital
stock. $4,000: minimum. $1,000. W. a.
Drake" president: X. r.. Kindred sec
rotary. and Weldon Edwards. trcaSur-
or, all OF Norfolk wholesale and re-
tail merchandise business.
L. l.. Myers Sons Inc. Norfolk; max
mum capital stock, 100000: minimum.
So.ooo III. =. Myers. president: FL
ui'dSe l.. Myers. treasurer. and y. g..
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-27
BUILDING PERMITS.
Four fulfilling Permits, Amounting
Ia S.O,12S.

to S.O,12S.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
Spector Butler as follows:
Virginia y. Ncancy to repair brick
dwelling 212l Grove Avenue, To cos'
$500.
Charles 6. Wilson, to repair brick
dwelling 502 Seminary Avenue. to cos,
Sl2s.
James NJ Whitfield. to repair brick
500.
DIR. II. s. Mclean, to build two
story brick dwelling on the south side
Of Monument Avenue. between Adli'
son Street and Davis Avenue and !:
brick garage in rear of same, 20 cost
100000