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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

If the proud father has his way
the fine son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Herr at Mercy hospital yester-
day morning will be christened Ben
Hur. Pioneer folk suggest that he
be named Charles Newman Herr, in
honor of his grandfather on the dis
taft side.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07
To Change Location

P. C. Loveland, the I. c. s. repre-
sentative and his family. will leave
Monday, October II for Grand juno
ton, where he has been placed in
charge of larger territory. During
their two years stay in Durango they
have made many friends, who regret
their change Of residence.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07
School Enrolment.

The enrolment of school district
Number for the month which just
ended was 7S9, of this number $40
were boys and 4l9 girls. Two hun
bred and twenty-five pupils are in
attendance at the High school, an
increase over last year.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

During the heavy rainstorm that
came up last Friday about noon,
David Halls was unfortunate in los
ing one of his fine Jersey mich cows
by lightning. Casper Broadhead lost
a fine mare in the same way and
about the same time. Mancos Times
Tribune.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07
NEWS OF THE SAN JUAN
BASIN, FROM EXCHANGES

Revival services are being held at
Dolores conducted by Rev. Wood, pas
tor of the Florida Baptist church,
and Rev. Mr.. Davis, state evangelist
Of the Baptist society.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07
New Newspaper Man.

w. Il. Bowman, newspaper man
from Hartford City, Indiana, has ac-
cepted the position of city editor on
the Democrat. He fills the place
made vacant by the departure of L..
E. Wood.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

The contract for the construction
of the bridge on Upper Florida was
awarded to W. II. Skidmore, whose
bid was SAG, more than $500 less
than The next lowest bidder. The hoard
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

feet of snow on the range. The snow
me'ted rapidly and today the Jour
RAJ learned over the telephone that
but two and helf feet of this
STOW was still on the ground up in
the basins.--Telluride Journal.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

The rains last Saturday were the
heaviest that ever fell in this sec
ton. Some damage was done to
cultivated lands by the overlooking
of creeks and arroyas, and consider
able hay and grain got good wet
ting. But the beauty of it all is that
the sun and moon have been shining
brightly since Sunday, says the Bay
field Blade.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

Cal Brown, while up at his min
ing claim on the La Plata side of
the hill, some ten days ago, fell
and injured himself so severely
that he was almost entirely help
less for a week and really had a
pretty distressing time providing
himself with water and food during
this time. Finally some one came to
his camp and learned of his condition
and his nephew went up from Hes
perus Tuesday and brought him down
to where Mrs. Brown is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Wattles. Old per
sors, or any person, for that matter,
10 taking a great risk in going into
uilfrequented parts of the mountains
to do such dangerous work as mining
as number of local accidents of re
cent years prove.-Mancos Times
Tribune.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

Men coming down from the contigu-
Gus basins report that the recent
storm In this section deposited four
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

The fruit growers perfected an or-
ganization last week, and chose J. D..
Adams, president S. w. Bryant, vice
president and Perl b. Gates, secre-
tary-treasurer. This association is now
established on business basis, and is
IN shape now to do business in way
that will cause the orchards to yield
a profit. The expert aid of George
W. Dyer is also potent factor in get
ting proper deal for both buyer and
seller. Fruit packing has been re-
duced to an exact system, and the de-
mands of the market must be met in
order to receive the top price for the
fruit.-Cortez Journal.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

While coming in from Durango
Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs.
Wood had an accident that might have
proven serious, but aside from a
broken wagon was without serious re-
suits. They were coming down a Hill
when a bolt, that held the tongue
to the light wagon they were riding
in, pulled through the neckyoke and
lei the tongue fal to the ground,
frightening the horses, causing them
to wheel around and turn the wagon
over, throwing the occupants out.
Neither Mr.. or Mrs. Wood were hurt
and the wangon can be repaired
Dolores Star. Mr.. Wod is the pastor
Of the Florida church.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

New books put into circulation at
the Durango Public library the first
Of October.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-10-07

Fsris, Winning their Way.
Adams, Harper's Indoor Book foy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

James y Monroe. to r. NJ. EtNi.y.
ct al, trustees, l3."N9I feet north line
Catherine street. ~ feet vest of Mum
ford Street. December 80, ISIS. SEA.
lvanhue Thompson. ct uy., II vii
lam H. Pi@zini. trustee. .S%l2o feet
north line Chat,Iu street. i16 ,cct west
OF Randolph Street. December -.
1915, S9i4.
Florence Gran land, ct yr. 10 same.
"pNi2i feet inches south line Han
over Avenue. - feet ives, OF sheppard
street DeCemh." -. 1915, Sl,lSO.
Eleanor Hiseiis, ~ ais. 10 Stuart
l:uwc. trustee. l. feet 3 inches by 90
fec; north line franklin street, he
tween Market ANA Union streets he
reiuher -. 1919, SLIGO.
Della henderson,, ct Nir. To T.. :. Rose.
ct al. trustees 30N73 feet at the north p
east corner of Wiltshire ana Nicholson
streets. Dcccnbsr IL, 1915. $3.50
stuart y. Weiss. to same. iGNl5; feet
north line Marshall street 80 feet east
81 tiish Point Avenue December -.
1915. $3.50.
T.. \. and !. II Schcpmocs 10 William
/. lN!"E. trustee. :" feet ! - inches by.
- i"et south lin" Gary street. % feet
II II inches OF Lady street. D"ccm-
Der II, 1915. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

were ISSUED yesterday by building: In
spcctor Butler az, follows:
j. Lee" Davis. To build Il three story
brick apartment house on the south
side of Monument Avenue, between
Deer Run and Sheppard street. to cost
$4,000
w. 4. Gordon. to build II brick garage
IN rear Of 2t"" STUART Avenue. To cost
$3.50
American Locomotive co. To build a
one story frame mctal-clad restaurant
building on tn" north side of Hospital
street. between Seventh Street ana the
Valley Road. to cost $500
l. fiShc.. TO ',pair brick store and
dw"llin". rs West clay Street. 10 COS,
$500.
CITY OF liichmund. 10 repair brick
School building on the ives, side of
Randolph street between claiiiu ana
i'rNcrly Streets, To cost $3.50
- H. Conquest Jr.. to repair brick
warehouse at l:J9 West Broad street
To cost Sl.1jJ
w g. Neal. To crpair brick warehouse
az ~. - aud a. South Eighth street.
70 cost 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
>cEn, RELEASE DEEDS.

John T Goddiu. trustee. To r. w.
Jones: ct uN.. 2iNl50 feet : inchc. east
lin" iiarvic Stir"t. lbs feet inches
sout Of Floyd A'cuWr. December -.
1915, Si.ipo.
Siitcrdina. st rs. trustees to
linz Second Avenue. 40 fect south OF
Turns street dec mh"" -, 1918.
William - Fi<ziui, trustee. TO Ivan
noe Thomrs"n 3dNI2o feet north line
= hHihn street Ia fee, west Of Ran
9olnh stree. December - 1913.
LIZ
same 10 flrrcnce Grautland. 5oxl24
rect inches Soufh lime Hanover Ave-
uNt' - feet Vest Sheppard street.
pcccmhcr -, 19l5. SSS5.
Edward :. Rose. at al. trustees. to
Eijnh henderson,. 3rX7" fee, ct the
M"Fth%hS' corner 81 Wiltshire au,l
$3.50
y J Chcwuin%. ct al. trustees. to
.i."hn i'nrhcr, 2"H''t feet cast line state
street.. 40 feet 50 nth Of Marshall street.
i'sc"Dr'r :, l!'' :. .OrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
CHARTERS IsSII:n.

Charters were issued and amend-
,'.'n.s 10 cNisu-.S charters authorized
NesteruaN by IN. state Corporation
COMMISSION "a. follows:
NUN Slo",oCo: minimum, $4,000; pnr
value. $l.o. " w. hun. prcsidcnt. {;
W A!drlhSc. "ccrctnry--both of Roa
hokc PURPOSES: grain and nour busi
Mutual building ana ,onu ,ssoci,,
,."h OF stanton. Inc. St.tunton Maxi
mum <2uo.u"0' nIiuiIi-um $1,000 nnr
nIia'"e; sine &. K. Caldwell president .
Stauh'on. Purposes: buildin. ana loan
association
r"rcii'm charter: Alpha Portland CO
'oh'b'hE, ~ New Jersey corpor:t :
SI"""" , 90. Thomas :; GAY. statutory
agent Richmond
Amen .im.at 10 foreign charter. cal
iiS"n .Pric" stone and Lime comrnnv.
q Nci' lcky ""rp' ration. changing
panN. ''''
amendment 10 the charter of Fulto,
l,r east Rchmond HALLWAY Company.
',,ih IN; M nam. 20 Richmond. lIopcweil
az" tItH Point Railway co,npuny. II.
H. t,hhlklcN. secretary. az Iuy Lewis
president Richmond -
. N"nd"r!anG Amusement corp,rat;ou.
500 N1r d"ni AaMim"m capital stock.
president: :. T.. King ana Wiiliani ~
bee secretary. Norfolk Purposes him
nan"f1. tur"rS.
Ame"dm"nt TO IL" charter OF Penn
h"r'"n rrum Inc rrducin. lis
TO S"".roo. James O. p.uu urasid,,,,
T. Il Young. secretary. Danyill"
INVESTORS Land Corporation, Rich
lhoun Maximum capital stock. $50 0oO
rotary, ana ito"Si Salo,uou pIir,n..s
real "Sint" business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate
market yesterday WAS dull as was to
he expected during the week between
Christmas and the New Year Tho
business transacted was confined en-
'ircly 10 the transfer OF small prop
crty iienriCo County lands were in
active.
{. II. L. ,ranjc sold to Max Glazer
Il lot fronting forty feet on the south
Sld" OF York street just cast OF Miller
Avenue. i'm barton Heights The CON
sidcrntion was reported as being $i.UOU,
" hich was the largest sale To develop
The building db"partmcnt issued a
permit Yesterday 10 !. 'I."" Davis to
erect Il th"cc-story brick apartment
house, /" he known as The Cal, Apart
mcntS. on the south sid. OF Monument;
Avenue between Deep Ran ana Shep-
pard streets Thu building viii cost
$4,000.
The Investors Land Corporation. with
principal offices i'm This city. WIS char
tered Yesterday by inc state Corpora
ton commission with capital OF
f5o,n10. The "N.ccrs Of the new realty
concern are. l.. Salomou president l..
l<i"w" secretary. and EocSi SalonOu.
treasurer. all 81 this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
'IiA>tI:nn TRANSFERS.
NiN Deeds of Iiar.Hin and safe.
NnInIInIinr SS.n:,n.

stuart iowc. ~ al, trustees. to Ar
E 5!.',r, lan ,,.. %"N -, feet south linz
stewart streets December :" lnl5.
Drowdcr. .ox9l feet north lin. willis
street -" feet east of Randolph
street March IS 1913, $25
Louis Wilder, ct ny, 10 r. Is ana
j. II, Schepmocs. - fec, ~ Inches
~ l22 feet south line Cary Street. %
ir"t II inches west Of Lady street.
December Il. laI5; taN $50 $40
Luke q. Cicllcuoi 81 ais. 10 Isaac
W, Francis tin" property known as Sos
emma street, fronting 1ixl:n feet Dc
""mh"r -. 1915. s., goo
TaN Titlr Iompan- La Della lion
"ers"n, %ON'h feet at the northwest cor
,ncr OF Nicholson aul Wiltshire streets
December 10. 1918. $50
-. i.c Crane. @, Ux. !" NIax
Hlazer inNiiS feet South line York
Street, 10 feet east of Miller Avenue.
4. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

shl. for quite a sharp advance In tho cot q.
ton market here To-day with JauGAry- con
Fr'uHys nnal ugure,. Closing prices 'yerH
% Tow point. ~ from tn. best under rca'i2-
ing. with lanu' ~ CLOSING n IL IL. and V !th
IN" genera list steady NJ a net advance ui
'N Z" 10 POINTS fnr the day
fhe market opened steady az uuyhai.gc ed
p"-" GO .a advance 90: . points. AMI soon
u.N"Ipped nrmucss ou estimates that mo-
a.'- against January contracts issued this
Wur'.r- Amounted 10 only 800 bales AMI
house lowing 81 tt" near positions
J ',,t" WHO'S reported ,iul; notices amounting
1900 bales Eau been issued ~ New
Orleans. "Hl there was an early break -:
"h"4t u points IN january contracts thorr
bur the piIce qUivi,ly iirueI up. nil. there
rus better i"elius Over the foreign
situation and strength in the stock mntlc;
as WclI 'tS thc small tenders ana til" pronp-
siop3irS OF notices contributed 10 ;hr local
"anu"y ufd March narrowed from 50 points
AT th" clos" last week - abtU, ~ points dur
ILE I'll" afternoon. General business was
quiet ru' thoi" Was covering all along Tia.
me. Win March selling ip To i.il. May 80
l.hb Atu l.Iy 80 l-'H nr ln TO !: points not
hiEher \ Jew stop ordets were uncovered
on lhis advance. anu after their execution
trading hecamc less I,tly. with ast prices
Sh"N i'E f"d, c"nS ~ some I" points FROM
tn" best Liverpool was closed but s,ll
.sh reports from the domestic good" TRADE
Wen considerably discussed abound tn,
lluE t.' the rather more hv'iish average
Of sentiment app"ared 10 ne nor" particularly
""S"G Hp"u IN" fA!Iur. uf Southern: Snot
holders I" Offer ro'tou more freely before
iht h"td"F The prompt stopping = jan
"NTF notices was CHIEFLY attributed - tn.
recent htrt,tiy" premiums on the later
months ana ~" number OF notices i. i-t
mere ran considerably undo. eNpectntiuus
e..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
ELECTRIC ri:,,Mlr>

rhe following permits we're issued
H"I,rfdAH hH the Electrical Depart
Morris Iiunter for u =. GI!nltn. I.o5
EAST Franklin street. dv" ouil,'s ana
hxtuTcS.
Same. tor Vireiuia Kuiiwav 'nua
love- oo'nra"N Tifth street viadUc,
tW"nt y Zen outlets aud fNtur.s
w ~. J"ukS. for y Hunt, - a." WCS,
fra"klir street, thitt; -ctGrt outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

.N''V. I'"0"'NN"r -1-FI"i:s. TaC"IW's.
LOO, strong: bulk. 'ii0H sJ.I5, lShi $3.50
s'+'. mixed. SG.loHS1GO; heavy scIorSG 10.
rough. Sdio'iS6..j: pigs S4z5rE..Ho Cattle:
't"iiis. i'"2' "H>s. native beef steers
800" sac: Western steers. tG.10fiSS.iO: COWS
hnd h,iicrs. $->O"$S. -. calves ST. .5USYso
sheep. receipts. i2rgg. 1tcaiy ,y.,h,rs =. -
iiSt"', lambs S..oruS?in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
>Ic,rA,. IMPROVEMENTS.

Tn" Administrative BOARD outhori,aI
'Ar i"!tnwIug improvements yestcrda, .
Ivy tnEin.cr- Instructed to have M.
SnHth Hichm"nd hands ana carts force
Shipc up TN" roadbed OF Forty frs,
street. Woodland Heights
H"p"rlntcndcn, Of tn. Water Works
was instructed TO extend the six-iuch
water main in North Tw"nty-ni,tth
street. from tn" old corporate lines
norihwhrdlv LEO feet at q eos, no, -
exceed Si.'70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
PIT MBINt. PERMITS.

u" i"ll"wiM3 permits were Issued
yesterday oy umhlnG Inspector Ian
NJ t. p"h"rty. r.. Gcorg" Rerkley.
1924 .laEics Street:
earle, soehlns @. fo,. H. 4. T.. VI.
ANA j. j. boehl!nG Iul2 ltli. lols and
i"li - North rGirtv-s,c.I S,r,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
UENnlco DEEDS or TRUST.
I'wn Deeds OF Trust Amounting 4,


T., +. PoindeNtcr, 1T uX.. TO T.. Sitter
ding. - ais. trustees 5cX2op feet ON
tn" vest side OF Granite Avenue, / $50
rect south OF Patterson Avenue. located
about thirteen miles west o: tn. city.
December 81. 1915. Sl.2uU
Mamie l.. Gresham to Edward j
Flake. trustee toNl 21 feet south line
Fourth Avenue. 80 feet east OF Burns
Su"ct. DnccMhcr S. lnlI. SinN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

Gertrude Dini
nsr,on . Wire and Minnie q.
Charles " Tallcy and Grace A. Scay.
lillian Alexander. or Girard. Ohio
and Angela Mayer.
Edward Lewis Kidd ana IInxrl Mat
;hcwS Crooks
lester rcrsoncus. OF Shoknmi y Y.
Ihu iiarrict E2tr!nS"r. of Kingston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Ruiirnnd Of the south

Ut NIHITitFU ftiIIThilt Ut The SOIith.
EFFEcTiNE DECEMBER q. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE: RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South. S:l5 A. NJ and
G.ii J.. NJ. 1880 \. VI.
For NcrfoIk: 6;l5 a. NJ 900 a. Al. 500 u.
NJ. 100 l.. NJ: TITO y. NJ.
f"r ~ w. iiy.. West: 6:l5 A A.. $3.50
y. NJ, 300 T. NJ. 9:20 l. NJ
s:ia a. A.. 800 q. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, 500
Nh +i'o T. NJ: tao p NJ: :65 p, NJ.
For tioids'h"ro and Fayc,tcviIlc leo p NJ
,Fr, ll"rcwcl; .'i5 y. NJ. 'i:l5 l.. NJ yS:ij
'".aS arr y" i.ichmonh daily: +:aO A. NJ.
.;lI y. w. e." y. NJ. S:J7 y NJ. 40 A. NJ
.:D l.. NJ. u 10 l.. NJ j:IT 4. NJ G:3J r. NJ
'ij IT, NJ 800 p. NJ 30 T. NJ
Except Sunday Suuda, onIy ia
Time or arrival and departure und ron.
ncctions not guaranteed
{. s. CAMPBELL. ID. L. ~. s2s Main ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

=
go >,,, Stool
'.nn' III. M ihleIS ''.'...
1nE nn '','IrS. pih' .
{9oo AZ. , = non,' com. Q
am 49,. nv'a SuE"'' com =
IN" Nm''niSti tail :;........
,nn 'au', nt4 - =.
800 Amt.ri....m " . nnu Ky 800
ono ,m,o,. -; ",'u' vi 80
'Y'' Az. ,t,"I ; Mo i'ea III, pr
:. Gao t"r.,. iD.,,' '!. i.s' IN
,mo,. ''",,.V''Nc -
!, Gao ,mi',, -, Pc '.''.'.'
tmcr;,..m S,,,r 49,
$40 \mn,;,", s,,,,,.
ouO tm,, -, 49, - 49,
Eun -
,mc,;... .,,,,,',' ~,
~ poo hmnrn,,I. ,, w. ''"'
- 90, AIN go, N''P'' 1885,
lOa NtI,m,,r ,,n.,:,
~ ,.n,.',.,I
!: <oO r,Iti,,Hr, III ~, -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
HE\ItItO IRA >>FI.RS.

William II schmidt 10 g y Graves
g; acres NJ at elm, mites below
tho city anG jas, cas-, of Seven Pines
H"n'"nb"r 80. irli- IAN - cents. SOS
Fannie l.. door"ti"ld 81 viz 10 Nan
rlc u. GrcSi:.m. GoXl2I frct south line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
SrE.ANlIsOATo..
Old D0nliniOnI,ine

- '''"ln"n'. Eco, oi Asu ST. Iaiiy.1 90 D. ,I
''"p"f' News. .....-..... J;O0 A. nj
90 A MI
connections with main line st.n,p.,
~. 'Hoiio,k Tor Now York daily. eacept 81.
Wy. W a az. CONNECTIONS llsD tna,i,, 10 ~
4 w. Ky. 8 T. NJ ana 4; a % Ky n, py ~
unt nhe steamers stop ut Ciaremont n,j
sna.. hiu hie met by public couveyunc.
NiM'iNiA NANiGATIOS co. jaime. M,
~ H"HtEhi Tor Norfolk. Old Point N.wnne9
;>eMb aho all James luvor landings Mn"ppoa
W "Hh'"uhy :uu Friday III 6 90 Al Eruuay1
'''".'"" i'r nh james hiver points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
SHINES DEED or THt 81.

David Il. Williams. ct uX., TO Harvey
!. Williams. trustee, 5"NiG5 feet nortl
inc Perry Street, 81 feet inches wcst
of Tenth Street. December ~ 1915
800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
I'tIti: RIt'OItID.

loss SD
William Byrd Park dwelling owned
~ city Of itichnUnd 1885 y Nj loss
81" I:as' Cary street. So 4 NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

.NHW ORLEANS. Do, culer - rise or
8 =, bale in 'uc local MARIE, In co;.or 70
gag i"NoNe. IT," quick aocaptlrcc oi Jam
NaiE tenders whicl lht, tn THO session werc
r-' mated al i'''" bales January The ir..
tH.i ~ ~" session, was n. mos active
fN"' 3. 'na The lowest Icv.'s 20 the hit,Tnst
rose - points "r almost g. e hale
On M opening the u",r months &c 70 10
lNt-S". 'Ht Tie eaE"rn"ss ri,h Witch Ian
."iE contracts N"r" bought -ava tl,- i,...r
N"M'hF steady feeling. ou ms call Juit-
"'iF ''>' y points tua March losy Z. oth"r
months mad" ~" losses After tEn-tal. !; ,tas
500 iiSi rEW"f-H rHai January notice,
mounted 70 t,se thsu lvH bales hut .hiS
">'nAf" "fs GH. -, changed to 3.c.l. ;har
/" ''.' "ad in'i rrallv - T. pyD bales H.,
''" afternoon however. The BIS: Information
r. 'h"l tenders hs- ar"unt"d I" i 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28

SAY A\NAH. Ga Dscrmbsr -7-''grpon-
! ne. lrin. % sales j." casks: rsv.irt> ~,
G'Sk9: shipments =. casks; stock .2jG: ~, X
iosin. irin: sales. NJ barrels. r.c.ir,s
~: 90, Barrels shipm'nts ?ii barrels st"cE
49," patrols Quote: y B. =. H. H. :. Be-,
r ., II. 80. / 80: * SO; NJ c. -. = ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-28
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Richmond i Chesapeake Say kalwly Lompan,
snprT>r'inG schedule uf April -. iolL.
Srnrdul" subject to Change Without

Trains leave Hich'u"nG b'5.5o 4. 81 II
Vi. Is a. N. . y. NJ. $40 a. NJ. IL A. NJ
l. VI. T. NJ. l.. 81. - T. ~. ) 20 T.
n. 30 T. NJ. 40 e. ~. Us e. ~. ~ r
NJ. / - T. IL
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 4 81 b.7 A.
NJ y ~. u, q. 81. 10 a NJ. ell a. 81,
~ noon. 81 T. NJ. T.. NJ g. NJ. F.
81. b5:-o f.. NJ GO t. 81 :lL T. A.
+. NJ. hJ T. NJ. II g. NJ
bCarfics baggage 'DaiIy except Sunda-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Ky.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
10 SlJ Iran H2Ih0cen "A P.,.,

ltNt Richmond tiIy IIfV, p1Sco,d I,;Iv
Hl01h ii.30M $40 A. ~ 90 Al X I IN pu P en- pu
1922 ~ @9.35 an if2Oi RI iSisSg s ~ ~ ! oooSpH
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.'al.sS M'. msd ans w. la 20 A. us PR 30 Pr A.
i'e ~ ~ IS Al. 542 nv. fredksbus hom w,ts asi
~ i+yo fs A. w. Sundays " fIbi AIS PA A. f04skH
.sst 81 w. t5d S. Sla. stopping a I'M Rtld lh. d,M
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cuANcnuh DEEDS or TRUST.

Fourth Avenue, 80 feet east OF Barns
street. Dcc"mh"i y, 1915. tax ST. $l"
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK,.r>
Cor"rcN GOODS.

NEN YORK. December @;.-Cutt"u guols
We're hrm aud yurHS We're steady to- las
Win hHN'fs seeking Lat" contracts. Mash
lHhfirS cor the new spring season =, or. dis
p"E'd hr r.tril"rs. Dress goods ver- firm
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SEhBOAfh AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Fer Cent Adjustment Mortgage
(,nln Knnls

TN" semi annual instruments Of interest
on S""hchrd AIT Line halfway Adjustment
bonds. amounting to ~. "a t$250oy. rep
resented 10y Coupons Nos - and - for
$l2.5O each, viii hc paid aud after
February !. 1915. AZ tn" Office Of Mcssrs.
Blair " 90" 40. - iIroad Street New York.
SEiBOARD AK LINE RAILWAY CO,
By -. &. PDKTEOUS, Secretary.
Now Nnrlt Dc - lIl-
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COTTON MARKETS.

Wv N'II'h. Do cinber = CuIc.Inr Nv.
ntaf-n"nin shoris Eecmeo .arsey rcspoa.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-20
Alberta Girls Win

According to letter from the state
farm school at Hamline received
yesterday by Prof. Grafelman. of AL
berts, the girls bread baking club of
Alberta scored the highest general
average in the bread contest which
closed this week at the farm school.
Practically every county in the state
was represented and Alberta had six
teen entries.
Each girl in the contest was re-
quired to make six bakings and then
submit one loaf tc the farm school.
a report on each baking was made
and the girls wrote story on how
they learned to make bread. The
girls did their baking at home. JUS
who was the winner in the Alberta
club had not been learned today.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-20
PEPPERTON

Harvey Gausman came up from
Howard Lake Monday.
Lovena Bacn returned to St. Paul
after two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Henry Heick had the misfortune of
losing three horses thru sickness last
week.
Chas. Andert attended the K.
C. picnic at Lake Pomme de Terre
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Andert and
family and Freddie Schlattman autoed
to Herman Sunday to visit relatives.
Carolyn amid Pearl Schlattman en-
ioyed weeks vacation camping with
relatives at Lake MinneWaska last
week.
Mrs. Henry Hoyer of WiImot, S.
D., visited relatives here the end OF
last week. She returned to Wilmot
on Saturday.
The younger members of the VIM.
Bach family autoed up to Brecken-
ridge Sunday to visit their cousin,
Chas. Pepper and family. They re-
turned in the evening.