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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-23

thence cast TO the west line of said
lot one GD, block two 90, ia said
Howard's second addition: thence
north fifty 800 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning; and all owned and held BY
the said city or Rock Island. be sold.
in pursuance 20 an act OF the General
assembly entitled AN act 10 author
ize cities and villages 10 convey any
real or personal estate. or their right
and title therein. when the same shall
be no longer necessary for. or proflta-
BILE 10, or IT'S longer retention be for
the best interests of such city or VII
lage." tApproyed March %. 1883; I'M
force July ], 1880. The said lots are
now vacant and arc not used for any
purpose.
Bids for the purchase OF all or a
part OF said described lots or tract oi
land will be received. opened and con.
sidered by tie said city council az IL
regular meeting on the first dav OF
December, 4. ID. 1916, at the hour o.
o'clock p. M.
Cash bids only will be considered
Purchaser Will assume all, unpaid
taxes and special assessment.
This ordinance shall be published ir
the Rock Island Argus, a daily news
paper published In said city, for ~
least 90 days prior TO the opening OF
bids on the first day Of December, A
ID. 1916
a majority of the council NAV re-
Jet any and all bids aud a three
fourths vote may accept any one bid.
WILLIAM McCONOCHlE,
Mayor
Passed Sept rs. 1915
Attest: NJ. IT, Rudgren, City Clerk.
All the news all the The ArGuL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-23
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for the Sale of Certain Real
Estate,


Whereas, the city of Rock Island
has acquired and holds the following
described real estate: Lots thirty-two
and thirty-three, Hale's addition 10 the
city of Rock Island. county of Rock
Island and state of Illinois, and a
tract of land commencing at a point
$50 feet south of the northwest corner
of lot one ~, block two (2D, Howard S
second addition to the city of Rock
Island, Ill; thence running west 10
the east line of Elm or Thirtieth
street; thence south fifty 500 feet :.
thence east TO the west line of said
lot one ~, block two ~, in said
Howard's second addition; thence
north fifty 800 feet TO the place Of
beginning, all in the city of Rock Is
land. And.
Whereas, IL is the opinion of a ma
jority of the members of the city coun-
ell that the said real estate is no longer
necessary, appropriate, or required for
the use OF said city or it's longer re-
tention for the best interests of said
city: Be IL
Ordained. by the council of the city
of Rock Island. Ill:
That lots thirty-two 1922 and thirty
three t33). in Haie's addition to the
city OF Rock Island. county OF Rock
Island and state OF Illinois; also a
tract OF land commencing at a point
loo feet south OF the northwest corner
OF lot one ~, block two (2), Howard's
second addition to the city of Rock
Island. ILL.,; thence running west TO
the east line OF Elm or Thirtieth
street; thence south fifty 600 feet;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-23

Passed Sept rs. 1916.
Attest: NJ. T. Rudgren, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-23

Continued Next Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

ROCKY MOUNT. y. g.. January -
Receipts az leaf tobacco" hav" been
somewhat larger than amy w""N sine"
the advent cf III" ucw year. amount
iu@ I" about G"o. GOO pounds. at al
average Of SliSo per lao pounds.
hriu.iu. the t"bacc" :" IS 0""."on
mounds for tho season TO ,lat".
IN" offerings have bc"u ahou; in lin"
With last week. with perhaps "a few
NOR" az tho bright grades and more
wrappers.
The prices hav" advanced steadily
throughout tho week. closing Friday
With thc highest "r th" season.
Mam% rlaut beds haN" been burned
alr.rdN. tic weather being very ia
vornbl. for same. and preparation for
The new crop begun i'm carn"s:. rh"
fcrtjliz"- question Will he - serious
one, thou-h tho disadvantages will lac
largely overcome 10y Tho farmers rra-
pairing their own fertilizers I" q large
extent. using stable manure and i'm
mnuy cases getting potash from local
resources
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
PUBLIC CUTS LARGE
SWATH ON BULL SIDE
M" waiting Further Declines In
heat i'rf"rr Rciustnuiug
IL, Lines.
iSpeci"I TO The Times -ni<pa,ch. !

- Lii. 80, Z.
,.,,,,
cent ION. -diawn-out hull market in
wheat. tn" bubble eat q large sSaih
on the bull side. and cleaned nm hand.
some profits III" public is uow
awaiting a further decline i'm values
on which to rcInstato lis limos Gam
mission men say there is les. ,uhlic
interest i'm wheat a, tho moment than
in several months that the business N,
present is confined inrgcls to tho room
trading elcmou, ana tina, Foreigners
arc doing comrarativcly little. ana
they. too. ar" DOUBTLESS waiting for Il
ehanc" To- max" purchases on amy rrico
scibacks In" losses y, chica.o to-
day were to II. cents. ana ON these
declines tho hUyin. was STRONGER i'm
charactcr than til" selling The sell
Ing Of wheat was los scattered interests
and tn" hi" holders refused to lat 90
on tho price recess ions
Arthur Cut,cu and James \ paiicn.
who az" rocr.n izrd as the larger holt
erS % Tho May future here. arc any
lines, rs they holicv. tina, as LONG as
is no chance Of tn" hears rc.aininy
control Of The market and iorc.n.
prices downward II j. wat natural
for the market to sell off some. fol-
lowiu. thu sensational price gains Of
the past Fortnight. ana /, is also a
condition that Is to he seen from limo
10 tim" thar the cash demand shows
falling off and rha, there arc some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HEAVY TOBACCO BREAKS;
ACTIVITY IN ALL MARKETS
WILTON Pounds al sun Cured snid in
i"hwond-IiIorkrd sales al
1irig hts Ira iipn>ilIr

" predicted 10y tn" l'ai tobacco
dealers aud warohousciucu. Tho damp
and Smuru"rish Weather rha; has pre-
vailed for ten DAYS ur more caused a
rush "f t"haco" fr"r tn" hn'uS ON the
farms I" the warehouse floors To Ire
'"nycrt"h int" cash. All the markets.
r"p"r; crowded warehouses and inn
mouse sales lu Richwnud :, round
million pounds az dark tohucc"s 90
per cent 81 which was "f the sum-rurod
KIND. wcr" sold aud this, work Kept the
auctionccrs. warclouS" clerks and buy
"re busy from Monday morning to lat"
Friday afternoon.
The much soft" weather got tho Leaf
very high ia order aud much Of it.
when placed ON the floors Was damp
ana s"@gy. which caused prices to
w"Hli"m sonic. However, all Goods thai,
maintained ticir good order sold at
previous hiGh-watcr mark G.urcs
Mor" wrappers showed up last week
imam at amy previous tim" THIS SEASON.
and the most of them b"iu.; IN TIM"
proper order. They sold Neil. tho record
price for the season hciu. reached at
Sho"ko" Warehouse. where S%n per
hundred was III" figure scored ON sew
oral piles Tho market remains quit"
firm aud active "' all suu-cur"d and
other dark stocks that show uN in
proper oriicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
- - -
COTTON MARK E.'cS.

NEW YOKK, january N.-Thc c"ttcn mar
kct showed continued nervousness to-day.
but rallies followed rather - sharp ".riy
brrak with July contracts selling M from
I',1C tn T.. go and closing At is.2ic. The
general list closed steady at net loss Of
n III points.
Instead Of meeting yesterdays local ad
vance Liverpool was weak and lower. and
III. market here opened Il, decline "t u,
To III points. and prices SoOn cased or q
ijttlc further. CARRYING tho market lack
IN within or points Of tho lowest !avcl
reached on tho opening break OF yesterday.
Rusiness ther seemed to taper off AMI prceH
re- l;ird some 10 or ~ points from tho low
cot on covering of shorts and trade buyinE.
There were .'citcratcd rumors that trade in
terrsts had large buying orders around the
rim. for execution on declines. and some
.hjnk that sDlnncrs can sec good profit
abovc thr present quotations for contract.
with the result that they arc. IN some cases.
hedging against their requirements There
WAS little change In tho ecrera; char.
Brter Of spo, news from tho South.
markr; Closcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

i'li.k rs BRANCH. IA. January -.
lh" mast week mas been = record
breaker Cor this mnrNct ~ q" nnuu@ <
&c tohacc" sold More than a""ono
pounds WEI" sold. hui prices have held
rp r"mal ilabiy VOL. considering the
heavy sales all during the month of
January Tn" weather has he.u too
warm for past few days. and some
toh"c""s that had been ""der"' with
water. showed ~ too soft. aud SOM"
of II Was Gam"-ch. Many tun wrap
rc"s were sold during tn" week some
selling IS high - So per loo pounds
som" Of the finest Austrian tobacco
ever seen ON this market showed w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
\tW YONk rKunuCE MArk ..r

~ ,vT'k. 'T:nuIrH .'-Etw sucai
mn In"i'-s.-. fs;'i''H. ."Etr!furai t.t+,
- irh"'r hfm. Sy", cnT.e Gui.r: Ma
-, H'.'' santos i. ~. Brt,.r .,.,,lv
Tn" 'c't"n'on' oil m-rset .ya. only mod
"i"'"lN 90 NC. hu' p-!,.. were s,ea,Iv IL,
"'>"h'A 81 selling pressure .ad on no On.
tltl"a strength la Tie rude position 10.
ihS pilt'- "rr" poInl- higher "a p,iu.
-bN'i rti"S. i.NJ barrels. TN. nI.~Le,
''"-cd hrm, pot. ..ij pii. T,bfti,ry e il.
~ March ":lm..25: April. al;T.i": Ma,
u. f' -; NM, ina lulv . :;st..,- An
Eu' -. ~" -. Sol lhef .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

DURHAM y c, January ~ This
has hc"i 81 vcr% active week on the
nurham market. Sales on Tuesday last
w"r" tho largest in several weeks.
2lH.'"" pounds being sold on that dat.
omcriucs were If ljcht color and
"'"rythiu2c sold brought good uric"
Average Tor tho sale was close to -
cents. Wednesdays tho sales reached
about 10000" pounds There j. Very
General good feeling among the farm
"TS over tho prices they arc receiving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

piNNll.lr. VA. January -. rho
receipts have been large This wcch.
blocking the sales two days and bare
Is ec;tiu" around to others
The offerings have been in quite soft
order and the quality without amy
change of note. i'ei hans there has
boon a larger properties Of common
in tho breaks ;han usual Wrappers
and tiuc bIi-ht cutting leaf have been
SCARED" Prices al" very iigr and Il fun
corps Of BUYERS i ia attendance 9u the
breaks kcdriod t"hac""s continue ac-
tive.
III" pauvili" Warehouse Company
TIA" LARGEST concern tn the business i'm
tho country. and which keeps = corps
"f men in tho hcid Watching coudi
lions f"r Ia" information OF both buyc'.
and seller. reports that tho bright cron
viii he exhausted quite early this Yea,
and IL looks for heavy sales :"r tho
ucNt several weeks the farmers heiu.
pleased with present prices and ~.
li"ving they have leach"d tho top
notch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

NEW ORLEANS. January 9Th. b~urish
.r,- 81 Tho cotton ,n.rk., 49,. ,,"asv M
heavy s-Ii!nr WAS h. consequence qi-r. 4 :
'"''t "a. tr,',tus CONN suV-d
hHe' IN" Hood %. "r"ruir> = =""d nat,
81 Nhi'h 'nid" rom d gU-ted and hlar-n.G
h!N - 81 fesi"ri"y. values hr"L. :; g" y
i"l"t- !H tn' carly trading. .nr liter
''1H'u-' :" J. I" = points .Snorts tons p,nr-
~ o" IS lIh-t"l scale. aud toward tn. g!o.-
.hti' 'HHins N"N >Ir!rien,is s':ong ia -
."'i pl't ?" s"tn" extent but at the highest
'-N'i> ~ 'hH session m" trading months
% 'li' ~ e n"i loss If 70 poiu:, TN.
Inst GupIa tirus.
m" rullish >hoN iiE ~ the wcck -.nd -.
i!s'i'- Vs. To- gotten. and market .c~>ir =.
''rh e t'il; Gle bn, IN. slump in I,ye--
pool 80
i"" ma Get c'o,.d .t"eJN. closing bids
lSf'r. He. May ~: JuIy. i.i.. oc",Ier
81 p"'"'ul"r l. 2. Spot cotton n!iet.
j" r"lni- 90" ~"i'S the spot 80 H. le,
- arrive" u, M,Ialip.- !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
rmICNnu LIAL srn1k n,nE1..r

'WI'NGO- -i'nin"v o1-lIng- I.Doini. n
go. ifrm, unchanged 4" =, sim - ,thnyc vcs
,-."oy, 'vsr'r" Eult '7-on';.o'. Ii:hr.
$50; rom=h. s'..i:. "a. mig. si.7;ns.rn
'sitl'-i:"'aip' }'1: w".k Naive beat
>r'": .aiya.. !;..oT,sl0:"
rh""r-i:"'"ip,s loo .r.ak wcthcr g :,
"N."0: lambs sS..cSsio.7t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
RICHMOND nay M,t,r-,
EICmMnNn LNE ,rnCk MNIikEr

~TNTT '@T'''
Richmond. Va .Ia,,!ary >. i.Is
PIinl" stcnr.. - TO S. medium To gao,. -.
% ~: common :" rrir. -. n -: Chnlre
HefeT9 I" -: medium 10 GOOD. :" =.
"'Hn1p" I" ;"!'. :" .. Choice cows. y, L.
: incGIGm TO COCO. ~ To -. common to
''if ~, - - Res; oxen. . % CT, yncdiu,,,
=" COCO ~ &" ,: com mon 10 mir. - :.
HrSt bulls .. - -. licE; A. "a ~: rest
~ %. . :" y" r"un'i On 1ud mcdium !. to -.
fr"si COWS. S'0 !" 81, Rest neyN ho-S go
:" 80: light. -. to ,in eowS ana sttcs
.. TO 81: B.si sheep q" ~. on,,non 10
'ai'- ~ 1" i'-. Best Iaui,s y. tn :, COM
mon and Iigat I. 20 :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

tf"n"r'N'i la dodgers. Ilur''u~r & 90 ~"
rETi;ESBi Er;. IA .lrnu.,.v - cn,ris,,
Farmers stock. market str"n: First
quality, Sl"' PC huShcl. green an! dirty
90" q" 1:c p"r hushc'
NirSiniaS- Farmers stuck. market nrm
Fancy jumbo 3'.c per n"unG; extra prime
3i2 per poun'i: prime. Ii. pet pound. shell.
ing stock 10 To 2l<c per ,,ouud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

eager FOR the weed ana warchouscmcu
worked night ami day were the f"a-
lures ~ the Farmvill" i""sc-iCar -
hIcc" market this week Til" outlook
is for JUS, as large receipts nest week..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
BOND LIST

.>tirrit' -'oHs' Lin" ~ = ~
e, -. "nd y. & 'rid, =.
=. I. rv |.s in E,l'imr~e' ,,.kelt -,
Chesapeake amt phi" ~ 49, IS,
i.isvor' ava NyerS - .. in,-
I. orilard = ..........,. ~
\o'f"'ls .ui Western ,v- - ,..t.,, rs
- hoard NJ Limo .tanpcd {, u.i, s.
Sc board Nr Line "di, - 1855. 81
i',oinc ~. T. ....... SSr
southern Halfway Ecu. ;s........ -,
I"n,h"rn i.h'w.N u.s. .-.,... ..... d.. in,'.
: f-lNfi'' : ~" 'hid' ....-.....-. 9ti,
s:r-I-totsd 2S lG.I dts. ..i
L :. ':r=lS;"rcJ s.. iriS .hid, n,,'
I : Registered Hnm-ma 3. l":i 'hlI, low,
'."ltcN states S'c"l = .......... i0is
~ bi"Ni Hf"S 'iis. 'W. NT.'. 90. -
49, ~. ,hchii'h! lS' ,~.....-. .-...... Is,
Va. CA. Oh" nic1l rv s. . 10,
~. Hwy. nn' Power 30. - .............. az,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARK ETs
.-nr"rnN .nl.nns

Nm inl''(, january 2: Cotton . ."le
w"'@ ""m i"."sf -; advance. Warns were
6rnr md knj' :oods .,,'ivc. pros- good.
"''' ""nght literally for fali. Mems Weir
49, firm. .l"hhc's ""p"ri"G an active h,.u,.
ii*inc>S mi ful demand fro spring
fabrics from retailers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
siiiHO>RD AK linz iiAiIWAi.
he ELn.I a,SsLAn Ii.iiIAAuA Ill 1,

S'uihuound trains scheduled TIA lcpNc Rich-
m.", dH,'N; 9;"' y NJ, lor'I &" Norlina, -
Ntnutt. birmingham. G.3J T. ~. tnlousn.
coaches aud s'"cpers TO Jacksonville. F. II ~,
l.. NJ. r'nTidt Limited. b. u, y. NJ. sleeper,
{" Ntltntt. Birmingham, Jac1sunvil!e.
i.uhr, "nd coaches &" Iacksouviie. =
N"rthh"wd ,rinS s.aeGned o. trl.ye IA
y. VI. L...N- D ID \ VI. -. u. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
SlEANiEO.A'EA.
Old Dominion Line

':'et 'u"r", foot ar Ash 81. daily ..no =. "
sPy"s Newport News. 100 A. =.
q - 'No'io'h w n. NJ
~cnneCtions with fnAia lne steamers !e,y.
~: &orGoln for Sew York Gaily. except sun.
cs! 90 4. ~. CONNECTIONS .,I>t. i.agr ~ v
W I:E. ) l. NJ Sun 4. y -. tS T. "
>s.,' nns steamers stop AZ t,Iarcluont up
..CHa. aaG me: b. public conveyance,
N...t.i>..i SAY iHA riUS 90. flames it,,-.
~ .."yh.nt ter Norfolk old Point, NeNp,rt
ANS ANA al james ttIver iau,!Ins,, 5ion,!aL
" 'r.iIc.D'iaJ ana rrIuAy at S:UV \ NJ ,ysi..:
M Irta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

NV NDEN .Iauu"rv "H.-rhc settlement
If he clearing .h"rS' hunks and trus; com
psrieS Tor tha week shows th1i thCv n"i
81. sol. % reserve in excess rf legal re-
uuirement>. rhiS j. a accrc,sn at q l.. >ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
- ..Ny tuHrnis>.on TO
hrIord, Va. January =, !
Liz. I,nulI1A

CHICAGO. January 2a.-Foreigncrs can
ceiling spot purchase transact ions and then
turning the ,cllinE sllc Of future de-
iivcrici brought about - substantial decline
to-day iu The wheat market here. Prices
closed heivy. IMilsc to iasc lower. w:,h Nav
At sL3i@.Tsi.3f7 and July at $3.50 ,nsi.25si.
Corn gained sc 10 iaTs<c; oats. finished i.r
TO &c Gown. and provisions varied from ;t5c
tor -i- nf .nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,

w. Puat 'tli Az. 40 An Il. Rand 7S6M tisfl
i7l0 Az, = Aa. XtOAH ,l5afu 62iFa 6BerE
'tll Az o}5 AN. ill0i ri. is0afn 9i9fA iii.is1y
'll0 Pr. 'Si7 PH. S2afy ~ lSPa u, iS@ ~ iha
bdl;ut lUca. rek ti,S Is !Nst5Sa IS m 10 ~. A..
IN 6j0 Az iilS Az $50 ~ st,fatsgt- ACs# wal tss
" - 10 nv IS 20 ~ Ss,snS Ial IS ~. IL IN iiW
.aN1 Vi Nc. tsid s So. Epp!E, >. lbl. St.tih. NsiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave lichmUnd--siuin 81 station
Schedule nSucs not guaranteed. For this
south Daily n.jd 4. ~. iCcHt. ID;3p A, S..*
Express ririur buifht rtr. ". VI, eSi'ress
with ,h.'rsHtt"U silepius cs,I Tor tIshtss4
il:i l. NJ. cypress, si'cptUE vtr open, S:LS
u. NJ $500 u NJ local tur kcysViila aGi
Chase CuN-Wr@k DAYS.
York river i.,re--S.lo T. NJ Stsan,~f1
Train. rNc-t., Suuduy, connecting for Bslsi.s
more 'iari"r carr. ';''i y. NJ, and I;6 P.S
NJ daily, local. tS
Trains Arrive kirhmoph --froGn the Soath:
!!o5 \ NJ. aud 500 - NJ, 80 =. M gf1as
From West Point: Niia & 81. except atbasl
day 80 a. NJ and G;is 4. NJ, daily w
unise ?uI T.. dam ~. Phone MADISON -ft,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

New YORK January c:-Prrt inov.m.n,
-Niid'Int il:Jc. - -C.ipt-. - bales
pits. ib,3S bale: Stock. 3i3.yis bales.
TOTAL tc-day ~ ali ports et re,e fpt, *
"l2 bales; exports. 5l.Oij bales stock I;7r
- ba los
total foi veek-%.t receipt. Its.} h.iNs.
exports. - 81, bales
Total :cr -.r-nr--N.t rrc.ip;< is,- sss
los. exports > ISi -. bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Richmond & PETERSBURG
Electric Ey,
Atlantic Coast Line

IL" Standard ishIrnud az the south.
EFFEcriNE JANUARY ). 1916
t'->'>a !.r">N y "itiNtpHD DAtLY.
r"r rinriHn and South ~ A. NJ ara
. 5" T.. Nj. 4 80 T. Nj. i2:.n ~ NJ
i.pr Norfolk: ".l1 =. NJ. 400 \ ST. 500 r.
NJ. 'i.,' J. NJ, ii.lV =. NJ.
ivt ". IS. Wcvt- G:l5 A. 81 9:1
~. NJ, $50 /. NJ o." T. VI
t"r t"'er>"dr- l-"l A. els \. VI.
u NJ 90 /. " 40 I " .:p, +. 81,
U.s' L. NJ" $50 l.. NJ. IL. 80 T.. NJ
,t"r iimrN.ll rs a. NJ LIE l.. NJ. 'J.H
l.. NJ. o:l5 /. NJ
il.tHs ANNE It,nmouG iniiy' t:2p A. ~.
900 ~ NJ. "'l3 y. NJ. t;la y. NJ. 81
~ NJ" / 80 y NJ" '@:lo T.. NJ. Fl:tp T., NJ,
"a NJ n'a: l.. NJ. ~. T.. NJ. 800
'-N'rrl sunday sunday "uiy
me "t arrival and departure and
nccIion> not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
BOYKlNS HEARD FROM
southampton County Town Ia lin,r
Widr Awake Rnmrd Of Trade tor
lIustIing Purposes.

EpT'l<lNS. VA.
l.u1inal'y meeting
business men of
last "Wednesday to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

January pa pre-
rf representative
EnN,;ius VAS held
take stops looking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12

tenemen. house law. Above five stories
the rule proposed is that yards shail
be at least Pr inches for each toot
of height and courts at least rs inches
fer each foot. Thus for six story
building 70 feet high rear yard IL
feet { inches will be required as
against l3 feet under the tenement
house law
"D districts Include the more re-
mote or undeveloped areas Intended Tor
one or two family houses. either singlly
o. in rows. A residential building IN
- district may not exceed % per
cent of the area of an interior lot AT
the curb level, or so per cent OF the
area Of corner lot above the hrst
story. Yards shall be at least inches
for each foot Of height and courts az
least 2i5 for each foot. Non-residen-
t.al buildings above the nrst story
must have yards at least inches for
each foot OF height and courts at Ieas'
. inches for each foot.
~ districts commission mas
tentatively indicated as 4 districts
various small areas that either are now
high class districts or seem particularly
appropriate for such development; On
an inferior lot a residential building,
with its porches, wings and accessory
buildings. shall not exceed for the
first story more than so per cent o.
the area Of the lot and not exceed 80
per cent OF the area above the nrst
story. Yards shall be at least inches
for each foot of height and courts : 2
inches for each foot. Existing single
family detached house areas IN BROOK,
lyn. The Bronx, Queens and Richmond
would. with few exceptions. conform 70
the proposed requirements.
I'm imposing restriction against
apartment houses in any improved resi-
Dental district great care must DE
taken to be sure that injustice is not
done. The commission has found II
impossible TO make the intensive m
vestigation that would justify IL IN
recommending that particular DOCK
frontage should be restricted against
APARTMENT houses. II recommends that
the Board of Estimate supplement the
general districting plan by afording
appropriate opportunity and procedure
FOR the further restriction OF any block
or street frontage in eny residential
section 10 use for private dwellings,
ONLY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12
HARD COAL FIGHT
NOW NEAR CRISIS
Miners to Demand Higher Wage,
Shorter Day and Union
Recognition.

Three demands by anthracite miners
will be presented 20 the operators at
the second session of the joint wage
committee tomorrow in form
amounting almost to an ultimatum.
John p. White, president of the United
Mine Workers, announced after yester-
days session that he would not permit
the operators to delay, as they had
done in the bituminous conferences.
"If we had presented our demands
sooner and stuck TO the points at issue
we would have made mucn better
terms he said. I'VE will employ diff
ferent tactics in this conference"
The demands that will be offered to-
morrow include recognition of the
union, a blanket increase in pay,
amounting 10 IS per cent, for all
branches of the industry and an eight
hour day, which the bituminous miners
already are enjoying.
Union Recognition, Issue.
II is on the first demand that the
trouble is likely TO become serious.
The anthracite mine operators never
have recognized the union, and. until
the opening Of yesterdays conference,
said that they never would. Their OBJ.
lection consists mainly in the fact that
recognition OF the organization would