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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
DECEMBER BRINGS
PRECIPITATION UP
TO THE STANDARD

Santa Re. y. NJ. Jan. t2.-Tho pre-
clpitntion ana tho snowfall of me VIM
ter were light uut.l tho month a. In
ccmh,T. 4 mere trace nf snow irll
over the highest Mount n areas IN
Scptombc'. there was an average ~ a
half inch In October. aud of an inch
IN November. mostly confined To- the
higher mountain country. December,
however. brought The tan well MP TO
the normal amount tor the season,
averaging sHNcu inches for the state,
as q whole WITH the slight exception
ct th- lower Rio Grindc valley. Tho
fall was especially good west ut the
i0tth meridian, western counties aud
northern. central n southern noun
tam areas were Well favored.
The Canadian n northwest was
the least favored section of the state.
Gtnernl light suow occurred. however.
The stored dcpth was small AT the
close Of . r month,
Tho Pccos and %Soutbottt Var favor
ed with light snow ,hruughout its
length although 81 q|uicNly disappeared
over the lower valleys ana plains.
The precipitation for the month was,
however above tho normal and the
white. Captain and sacramento
mountains. az wen as the Sangrc Dc
Crlstu. At the headwuters nf tho Pc
cos, received good snowfall.
The rio Grandc WIS well favored
over its upper reaches. Good depth
also incurred over the lower Jcmol
range, the Siudias. the Man7auos and
the eastern slope of the Black range,
while The lower valleys generally
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
CONVICT REQUIRED TO
FURNISH A COST BOND
IN A ACTION

Santa Fc, y. NJ. Jan. IA cost
bond of 500 must be furnished by V,
4, M%usgravc, an cX-Convict. 10 his sui
against j. II. McManus. warden of the
state p~onitcntinry. goes forward, such
IL the order entered by Judge 4. g.
Abbott az the motion Of the attorney
general. Who. with his assistants, VIII
represent McNunus.
The defendant has until Saturday ia
plead The action IL one for So, 0oo
damages claimed as a result of alleged
cruelty inflicted ON Musgravc while an
inmate of the institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

Santa Fo. \ NJ, Jan ~ letter
~ praise Tor tho santa Pc county
moonlight schools was received by sn-
perintendent J Y Conway Yesterday
from Mrs. cora Wilson stewart. ~
Kentucky. originator ~ the moonlight
school idea. There are more than
sixty Of these schools ia the country
now aud some 81 them have greater
~att.ndance than the day sfhools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

SIlVcr CIV. Jan. I2.-Itopnrts have
been heard here to the effect that Gem
cral Jose Ynez Salaznr, who has hRnr.
ed In several cases 10 tho federal
courts recently. has been appointed
manager Of the Baca mining iaterosts
in Socorro county, Thee include she
Eifeg" gold interests and the Manuel
Bnca zinG-And lead interests at Kelly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
ralomas springs ,o Incorporate.

Hilaboro, \. NJ, Jan. - -Tn"
county commissioner of Sierra county
last week received a petition from the
residents ~ palomas Hot Spriags ask
ing The Incorporation of hat settle
mcnt as a village.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
HEADS THE
ROSWELL RIFLE CLUB

Roswell. y NJ. Jan i2.-Ex-Goy-
crnor Herbert J. Hagerman has been
chosen as president OF the Roswell
Ride club other officers elected az
the same time, the annual meet rs
saturday night ~" as follows.
Wee president j Hcrbst secretary.
W. j Wilson. range oihcer " ..
.~Chadbourne. treasurer Dr W G.
Buchlcy. executive Officer. Dr. - u
toouCy.
Routine business was transacted and
about Il dozen candidates bsllotel up
on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
PUBLIC INVITED TO
SEE SPANISH Play

The general public viii DC welcome
"a the presentation ~ a spanish play
NJ the high school auditorium satur-
day evening. superintendent john
Milne ~ the city schools announced
this morning. The play IL being
staged by the Spanish department of
the high school.
TIE students and faculty members
have worked hard IN preparing the
production and II Is expected 10 be 4
unusual merit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
Dexter sim shipping Turkeys.

I,Nlcr, =. NJ, jan. Il,-N slntIc
of 400 turSoys was made
from this point last week, tho birds
going To Los Angeles. This makes
$500 turkeys sent from here this
wear with shipments ftili going al.
'rhoro are more birds in the COUNT
stlll than are needed for breeding
uurpuSps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

SIIVcr CIV, \ VI Jan lE-Tho
tenn drawing the noulWnre stage 10
Mogollon last week became brighten
ed and ran away on the mountain
about nyo miles from Mogollon, over
turning the stage. The driver. George
Petty. and n passenger + Y. cal
lesher. escaped with bruises though
dragged about 500 feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
puiutNc Chm,imnn Hound over.

SILVER tlty, Jan ~. Maurice nu
Pars, who posed here as a devout
rhurchmcmhcr, recently was bound
over hy Justice of the Peace Frank
Wright on a charge of obtaining
money under false pre'rns'-. In Iars
Is accused .f using HE pose To Obtain
su1dry loans lie d. said To- have
confessed that he * m ox-conyict
from TcSas ana that he is wanted else
where for the same oifcnse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

Santn Fe, n. NJ, Jan, I2,-The SUI
prerne court yesterday affirmed the de-
u.sion ~ the distrlc, court for Bcr-
nalillo county IN the case of Thomas
y. Wiikerson. appellee, W. Joe Rad
ney's fees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
Mounted Foil. cnuu Named.

santa Fo. y. NJ, Jan 1.-THE gov
rno yesterday commissioned "a n
mounted policeman w. Il. Smythc, to
serve for four months and To receive
no pay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12
serious ARRAY at Tucumca.i

Tucumcari, y. NJ, Jaa IA dance
n quay last, week was the scene of u
serious cutting ARRAY, ~ a result Of
which Hugh Cecil sustained wounds N
the abdomen md a man named John
son is under surveillance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

santa Fe. y NJ, Jan l2-TnN moo
ney received AZ IN" state treasurer x
Office Yesterday totsllod $40. 5GS 81,
coming from Socorro, Itio Arrih1,
Guadalupe, Torrance and ana coun-
ties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-12

peming y. N, Jan l2.-Gangs are
at work repairing the bridge over the
Mimbres north ~ town. laying u r"w
noor and making other improvements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-26
Christian science.

christian Science services ur" hold
iu the Numtua Cub building 6t2
Wet Gold avenue. over SUNDAY
uuruius 90 90 O'CLOCK.
srrdat school go % % p'.lurE
Wcduo-dJ. evening meeting at >
u..'..k
l,,idIur room opcn dui'l except
sundays and hu.ldut- from . foo . %.
uI 100 room Ie. O. NIm.Ip huiIdiug.
frce circulating library inclUdin-
riI the vurbs pf Mary B1.or sdd,
and atuor authorized Christian SCI
,u.e literature Ie utiutHIuod 100 cone
u,.'.ur with 90, r'adlu- gfupt.
Tia, publ, l- cordially invited t'
attend tuo SUNDAY services. tho
" ,du,.IH, evening W,c'urs and &.
.i.Ir iu, reading room
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25

DR.. S. Salsberg left this morn
ing for his home in Lewiston
after spending almost two weeks
here fitting glasses and treating
patients for defective sight. He
had intended staying only a few
days but business developed to
such an extent that he was forced
to over stay his time and only
the urgent necessity of his being
in Lewiston caused his departure.
He will return again in two OF
three months and hopes to make
frequent visits here each year in
future.
Mrs. L. M. Duffy received her
stock of notions the first of the
week and has been busiIy en-
gagged all week unpacking
and marking the goods and
getting the same arranged in her
new ten cent store in the old
Simon building near the Nezperce
phone Office. She opened the
store to the public this morning
and has a fine line of goods to
offer to the local trade. The line
contain articles ranging in price
from five cents up to twenty-five
cents and it will surprise one to
note the many articles that can
be obtained there at such modest
prices. We predict a nice trade
for the store, which is the first
of its kind on the prairie.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25

Such terrible accidents as oc-
Cured on the Waha grade this
week forcibly remind us that
human life is still held very
cheap in this country. Millions
Iof dollars are spent annually in
preventing contagious diseases
but the travelling public is at the
mercy of every steep and narrow
grade in the country, and their
number is legion. A few thous-
ands of dollars spent in each
state in reducing and widening
present mountain grades and
placing proper safeguards at
dangerous points would 8 a v e
many lives and much anguish.
Even a few logs placed along the
lower side of the road in such
places would often prevent fatal
accidents and the cost of such
precautions would be trivial. The
entire prairie country is at the
mercy of two or three bad grades
in getting down into Lewiston
territory and on any of them an
accident. either with team or
auto, is a serious matter. We
need at least one safe highway
across the mountain and all parts
of the country should stand
united in getting it. By all
means let us have a state road
through this country and have il
soon. No one knows who will
be the next victim of a criminally
dangerous piece of highway.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25
Additional Editorial

The surprising thing is that
Mr. Hughes desires to become
president of a country that has
gotten into such a miserable con-
dition, for he has yet to inform
the public how he would change
any of the bad conditions.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25
How to Give Good Advice.

The best way to give good advice is to
set a good example. When others see
how quickly you get over your cold by
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
they are likely to follow your example.
This remedy has been in use for many
years and enjoys an excellent reputa-
ton. Obtainable everywhere.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25

Jack Rookie is in town today
from his home across Salmon
river.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25

Several items were crowded
out this week because Of lack of
space.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-08-25

All entries the domestic
by the person making the for
Felix Mazen has been appointed manager of the fair
with headquarters at the Chronicle Office and all questions arising
during the fair should be submitted to him. Citizens asked
accompany strangers his Office rather than direct them
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
gnbe
glcner 9SbiIippinen.gutfan

Die PbiIippinensSnIsl Minbonoo
6at etnen ueuen, oas hetbt, bisber
gGn3Ii4 unbetonntsn 9uItan oui3u'
peiIen. Der nmsritonif9e 2eutnant
Donnelb bat ibn erIt i'm SUM- 1916
entOedt; unb tin OienItIider 8sridt
BON ibm iagt barber u. a.:
.2luf elmer 2tustunOunes Sour
nit elmer SruppensQbtetlun9, Don
aapaa0 aus nOr6petli9 our6 bic
(groBenteiIs nod iebr tpenig erforIas
te) piagabungon 8e6irgstette fam
if in Si6t zines attinen Bull
taus, fpeIder, alien 2tn5ei9en nad
gu idlieBeu, erit gan8 Dor tur3sm
eina 2tusbru4 ge4dbt bate, untsr
gntIaoung buItaniI4er Af4e uno
nnter gtauds O6er GIammen=griteis
nungen.
0as IdBt f6 aus Der 3atIade
entnebmsn, baB ba8 gan3e 9aubipsrt
uuf ben 8srgieiteu, orei MeiIen mad
Siiboiten 3u, gang pie BON 5Iams
men O0er beiBem Rau9 ober giftis
gem @as 0erIsngt, uno OaB ole gos
OensgegetatiOn Don gras unb arGas
tern teillpsiie Serit0rt mar. Die
Stengel puren nod iibrig ge6liebsa,
uno bic berIentten 8IGtter battal|
i9re 5Orm nod beipabrt. Der glus.
bru9 mar iebenfall8 neu genug, DaB
Der @tnO bic 9sbre4lt6en ueberreite
ots berbraunten 2aubperts ni6t
sinmaI iusggebIafsn DOer 5erit0rt
Bate
llebsr oieien einen 9lusbrud oes
9ultans binaus Ideinen Iib Die
DonnellDs nibt erItredt
1u Habsn; uub es pdre tpiinT9sns,
pert, geraoe bisriiber mod etiros
nebr in grfubrung gu brtneen.
M0gIiheripeiie t0nnen 9eploaen bic
0ieIes @uItans aiF cSabrs
)unberts suriid psrfolgsn. Sine bss
'onbere Gsfabr bilbst Der 9uIton
iidt. bd bic Gegenb ipeitbin pbne |
neni9Iiae SisoIung,n iF.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

- @eiitboII. .Biefu beiBt
0enn oas Gahr8eug pRumpIsr.San.
beg
r@eiI ss 70 rumpsIt, baB soubs
es b0ren tDnnen!"
- 1nttr 8reunbsm .Sbre
5tau ift glerattn? Wdnn BOT tie
benn ibre Spreaitunben24
%, bic ipri9t Den sansen Sag
-SrabittpneGI. st: .Waeis
ne liebe &drla, ib tpiirot Sic firfls
bar germ beiroten, absr GamiIienz
Sraoittonen Feben mir bo binbernb
tm Mege1.
Sic: sd perftebe ridt -
@r: nSa, fsben Sic, felt ges
nerotionen, bonn 8ater gum Gobu,
iino mir SuugseieIlen ssiUsien."
RAD BEN sbedteG CT:
~gtu, pie BAT Dir Der ,DiIbeIm Sch"
gefalen94
sic: r@rObartig, am f&SnFep
tpar bic Wabriassrsi1.
rBabringersi9 ggiefoS-
rgtu ia; Der EEL bat bod aeToat:
.Durd bieis hObIs @aFe mub Ct tOms
men, uno Dabr9aftig - tr iIt aud
3etommtn!"
- 569fer 9aIIts. Giubent
nSag', Gpunb, baf Du
atnas Mammon iibris fiir mih?"
STUDENT Spuno: .Mletn Qie6er,
iuenn bic frii9e Buff pro Rubitmeter
umionit su babeH MIR, miBte i'd
.Ieub erifiden".
= StiIbIits. (2lus einem Be
ri9D. Sc mar boraussuishsn, naf
Der tote Puuit, ouf Dem Die @ers
lonoIunsen onaelongt iuortn, iit ieis
Ter Iunssn sebensbnusr srfrsusn
piitbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

Der rutlllhe @efditgeTle sA NM Dars
untsr einen DfftSler, ben tdrter
9lntDsrIuIt obumdhtib genat1t bate.
9lls CT enttIeibet uub gu Belt &c,
braht tpurbs, Fiel aus elmer isiner
SdI9en Elm Rutisbt9. SD Hubm ts
in @srpabrung, obne Is tDeiter angus
! l9nueE, uno pibmets mid oann Der
pflsge bes @einngenen, per6onO feline
Dunoen, bic nidt sefGhrIi9 parsn
- nur 5leiI1nunDen - unn 6olb
i9Ius Der Offisisr bie augen aaf.
Gr par Elm ipOner, fattlt6er ManH;
glusbsit unO GreurOIi6teit iprahsE
uus Ieinsu reselmdbigeu 8iigsn.
Rahoem ibm Oas 8epuBtIeiu Sariids
9stebrt NOR, itammeIte er tpirrt
BOrts, 5uerit rniliihe, Oann fransDs
Iiibe. IS mphte ibm NOEL almabs
LID tlar perpsn, bab er In ber Ieb.
teren Spra9s msbr ausfd9t Enbt,
Osritanosn gu tpsrDen gIIs Ct be-
mertte, Onb Oiss BET mir Der gan let.
Bat er mid, ibm bod oas tlcine gtns
ti3bu9 gu geben, uno aIs i9 iRnt
anttportete, 10 o9ne fpeiteres, obnt
qriifung Des SnbaIts, tonne Das ntdlt
geI4ebeu, fle6ts er mtd an, ibm bod
nur Die Ddrin ent6altene pbtoatns
pbie gu 5eigen, Oamit sr ii1 iibttaeis
&c, DoB lie ai6t perloren lei. St
bat 10 Ieioeni4oftIia, 0db i9 bts
fiir4tete, Ote glufreguns t0nne ibm
gefdbrli4 tperben urO Das BUD bers
DorbpIte. SE etnsr 5eitsntaI4e itedts
Elm Bib, @tlittartsnfDrmnt. so
nabm es 6eraus, I'm es ibm bL3nreis
den, mari aber 8uDpr einsn Bio barr
auf. Die iiiBeite nno gIsid3eitia btts
terite lleberrai4ung meines 2ebens
ordngts ii6 in bteisu gIid suidms
men.
Quf Der Rudieite fonb In fransTs
iiI4er Spto4e BON elmer mir tpobIs
betannten 3ierli9sn 9onbi9rift: .Grs
innerung an Define treue 8raut, bic
fir Define gliidIi9e oeimttbr be-
tet." Datum Gin babies Sa6r notb
ausbru4 Oes Rrteges. ltn6 bic pbos
tpgrapbie, es mar bteIeIbe, bic Oa
BON 9elene bsfibeit, Dos Ite6It9s
Bib, Oas i4 10 gut, 10 unpergeBli9
gut femme. - Sbr 9erIobter lag por
mir.
Wait 3itternben 6dnben griff er
Oanah. betradtete es Iange nit benz
4usDrud, Der innigFtn 2ie6e un0
gab es mir Oaan 3uriid, nd9Dem i9
ibm Derfi4ert 9atte, DaB i9 es gut I
unb er es pieOer baben
peroe, iobalO ct geiunb lei. CT
oanfte mir, unb oann fieIen tbm
Oor @rfh0pfung bic 4ugen ipieDer
gu. Seine Sugenbtrdft pirO itessn
er pirb 6alo seneIen unb ib tDero'
ibn in meine befpnbere Obbut nsbs
men.
S6n iper6en mir ni9t beoroben.
Rad Dem 5rieben, ben ieBt f9on bic
Jat5e gBelt erte9nt, tutro er IN fem
8aterlarO 3uriidtsbrsn unO sIiidlidb
'ein NIT lift,
Mlein Sraum aber, Der liegt begrns
ben untet oer fur9tbaren 2arpine Dies
'es Rrtegees unb tptro it4 ME ntebr
.rbe6sn.
Sd tperbe mid benz 9eripunoeten
li4t 5u ertennen geben uIs 9etanns
en- Ietnsr 8raut, bic ibm pieLIetht
lie 0etnen oOer meinen Qnmea ges
lannt bat. 5reunbIi4e, sleiasiItiss
Rorte ii6er iiv uno iene mir nnpers
,eBIi4e i40ne 3eit gu rsben, bag err
aeint mir unm0gltdb. Sest ipeniss
tens babe i9 Oiefe gmpFin6nng. III
es ioa perpebt unb OerI9pun6en
elm pie cine roifse NbsnDtpOlts am
3ortoont.
9arum, Itebe @sra, tpsnn 8u mir
dreibf, unO i'd bite Did, bies bnIb
II tun, ertpdbne nidts BON bem ssnz
alt oiefes 8riefes.
a6er !oeIensns Bib kpabre bod,
orgIam auf.
8etn treuer 9ruber
gsOrs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14


GaIbert," begann er, .pas mad
IsigsntIiG gocdros9 Da tcb mebrerl
Ulonate auI Der 9o95eitsreiie mar
| babe i'd gar ntdts bon ibm ssbSrt.
rgr 1T in feline Setmat Suriidge'
febrt, na9bem feline @unbe gut 9e,
betIt it, Sd babe ibm cine idbrli,
DIE Rente ausgeieBt."
DGtgentItn bate er tetnen roter
SeIler trtegen folen, bieIer 2ump
sic TiuO 0ieI Su sut!"
rRun ia, Ct bat auerbings ers
6GrmIi9 oe6anbelt, ober i9 qlaube
Der orme &erl lit man6moG midi
gana ri1tig i'm &opf. @r tit itbri,
gems Derbeirotst nit gmiIie Dorm,
oem friibersn Stubenmdbden 5rau
Sellers" ".
s8as sic nidt fdgen!" ritf BET
Qmerttaner. gNa, bas 1T gor ni6t
10 bumm ppn ibm. gtber icb babe
oieIem MGb6en ME re9t getraut.
Sic bat gau3 getpiB untsr elmer
9ede nit tbm geitsdt, pas ben
MorD -"
rllm gottesptllsn, reben Sic nt9t
mebr bon benz Morb," unterbra6
i'm 2lruoIb ihaubernO. s8enn id
BLOB beoente, in tpeI9 fiir6terlide
Gage mir alle geroten tonnten, neil
bieIer S9urte - bod nsiu, lafIeu
mir bic 3Dten ruben. Seine S4le1s
trgteiten iinb nit ibm begraben. Sas
gen sic mir nur nod ems, 3tas
teD: bat 5rau 8aIOpin tpirtLi9
nt4t gepuBt, baB es tbr 8atte mar,
ben iie nieoeridoB3 Sd peiB, oaB
iie ibn ipdter ertannt bat, aber aIs
fe ben S4uB abgab, nuBte iie es
ba2"
gauboIf galopin bebauptet, fe
babe i'm fofort ertonnt. Dos faqte
sr aber teiie gu mir. gaiebergeiCbries
ben bat er es ni4t, Ieinsr ainber
psgen. S4 bin iiber5eugt, iie puBs
te, baB es i6r Wlaun par."
nSpridt iie man4maI bon i6m3".
Dgtie. sic bat ibr aItes 2eben
nieber oufgenOmmen, fe lieit ben
gan8en Sag Romane unb naidt
aonfett. sd CLAUDE, Der Name tbs
reg @atten ipiro ME tpieber iiber
ibre 2tppen tommsn. 8eroa peib
ni4ts bpn a[ebem. Mifen Sic
ii6rtgens, baB 5rau 8albtpin Oas
9dus4en, in Dem Der ProfeFor aes
pObnt, bat rte0erretBen lafen2"
rSa, i'd b0rte baoon. Sic min
alle Grinnerungen los iein, bic nit
isnem Sal acknowledgment. Gon
iei oant, oaB es au Gnbe 1T. Gs
mar fur4tbar!"
9as iungs Paar reiite ouf einigs
Ilonate fort. llnterpegs beIpra,
den iie ibre 3utunftspldns.
Die Ginridtung unieres Sauies
muBt 9u mir iiberIaTen, 4rnoIo,
iagte 2oura. n9u tpeiBt, i'd babe
3uten 9eidmad."
n0as boit 9u - unb i9 perfe, |
Be nidts Oapon," CAB gtrnoIO 3uriid.
.&6er ri9te unS ia Elm lpeiBes 3im'
ner einl"
.llm GOttes pillen 49, nein!" rtet
2aura entieBt. sd bite Did, ar.
rolo, erpdbue bos ME, ME pisber!"
2trnoIo Oeripra4 es, unO er bielt
BORT.
90 tebrte no8 al ben fur4t6oren
tufregungen snoIi8 iiberaa gfuk
mo 6rieOen Elm, unb man osrgabI
4IieBlia bic entieBIi9en grsigniife,
lie iia an ben MOrO IN Der 9taa
liar getniipft. au9 bic gDeIt per'
aB es - un0 bas tpeibe 3tmmer
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-01
AN ORDINANCE.

approved NOV. IL, 1879
To amend and reordain sections 1cs
and lis. OF chapter IS. Richmond
city Code. 1910.
Be IL ordained by the Council Of
the city of Richmond:
/. That sections i6e and lis. of
chapter Is, Richmond City Code. 1910,
be and the same are hereby amended
and reordained so as TO read as fol :.
lows:
i0s, Tha, a board for the examina-
ton of plumbers is hereby created. to
be composed OF the chief health officer
OF the city of Richmond. the inspector
Of plumbing OF the city OF Richmond,
and two other residents OF the city to
he elected by the Administrative Board
OF the city of Richmond, one of whom
shall be a tourneymAn plumber and
the other n master plumber and both
of whom well as the inspector OF
plumbing shall be licensed plumbers
In the city OF Richmond. The terms
Of office of the members so elected
shall be for tws years. excepting that
the chief health officer and the in
spector of plumbing shall be ex-ofri-
clio members Of the said board.
= lis. The fee OF each original license
shall be one tsi) dollar. all renewals
thereof fifty (5oc) cents. which shall
of Richmond before such license shall
be erectual, and any person doing any
work in plumbing within the limits
OF the city Of Richmond without hav-
Ing first obtained a license as required
BY the foregoing last six sections. or
any person violating any of tho re-
quiremenss thereof. shall be liable to
a nne OF not less than ten nor more
than t~'enty-hSe dollars for each Of
Tense
The chief haaiyh officer and the in
spector Of plumbing shall not be en-
titled to any compensation for their
services as members Of the board here
by created. but the other two mem-
bers of the beard shall be entitled to
salary OF nifty dollars per annum,
payable monthly out of the treasury
Of the city as other salaries are paid
.. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
BEN r. AUGUST.
City Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
AN, ORDINANCE.
approved Nov. II. 1850

approved Nov II. 1850
To amend and recrdain section II. OF
chapter Is, Richmond City Code,
1910. as amended. ez-
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the
city of Richmond:
/. That section II. of chapter 10,
Richmond City Code. 1910. as amended.
be amended so as to read as follows
II. Hawkers and peddlers shall pay
license of one hundred $4,000 dollars
per annum for the privilege OF selling
on the streets and. when wagons are
used, a separate license shall be OBJ
tanned for each vehicle used. but NO
more than two statesmen shall accom-
pany any wagon or vehicle ana each
wagon or vehicle shall be plainly
marked with the name OF the owner
and his street address. In addition to
the said peddlers' license. the regular
wagon license shall be paid. but no
license shall be required OF persons
peddling farm and domestic products,
including flowers grown or produced
by themselves and not purchased by
them for sale; nor shall any such lie
cense be required OF those peddiing
ice. milk or bakery products manufac-
tured by themselves and not purchased
for sale; nor from any dairyman who
operates upon the streets of the city
of Richmond one or more wagons for
the sale and delivery Of his milk, but
ter. cream and eggs. Provided in ALI
cases. except the sales of ice. MINK or
bakery products manufactured by the
sellers and not purchased for sale.
such sales shall be made outside Of
and not within the limits of the regu-
lar market house spaces and sheds OF
the city. Provided further that it shall
be unlawful for any person under the
provisions OF this section to allow his
wagon to stand in the street SO as to
obstruct unreasonably other persons
In the reasonable use of the street:
and provided further THAI peddlers
and hawkers shall not cry their wares
and merchandise in the street except
Ing between the hours of s A. NJ. and
Z p NJ, nor shall they at any time
cry their wares and merchandise with
in one square of any hospital or build
ing used for school purposes. nor
shall any salesman of such peddier or
hawker go beyond the square on which
his wagon lis located for the purpose
or making sale thereof Any person
violating any OF the provisions OF this
section shall be liable to fine of not
less then ten $50 dollars. nor more
than twenty-five ts25) dollars for
each offense. recoverable before tho
police justice of the city OF Richmond.
2. This ordinance shall be In force
from tts passage.
BEN r. AUGUST.
City Clerk.