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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

men are needed on the boards rnu., -.
directors who are only on one bos-s
III nothing Is done for the rnodtesN
of the law before Il takes afsan. euon
national banks In this city stsns ~ ths
the services of some OF their rnos. W. .es
directors. Some of the directors soN
remain with the bank where they meY
the board, and this is known 10 \. ~.
IN at least one case, where the dIr.c,s-7
OF one OF the larger Philadelphia bsrt.
have slgnified their intention On r,.sI. vsnk'
Ing on the board and resigninR the,s liam a.la
posts. Venei
The local market was an unin,s~....
affair today. The price movement a, ,'sas ~.
was lacking In definite tendency H.. Ivy
the afternoon the list gradually es,sS ' =.
Cambria Steel fluctuated narrowly s.os ~
ing the result of the Executive Ssno- r.N
mittee meeting today. The Street Nm. Sln
for something definite to come on, Ssa ~
high official said that nothing ~.
likely to be made public before n.
next regular directors meeting a, us .s
end of the month. 1t was lesrnsd s' y.
day that $50 per share would be ofy.,..
to all holders OF Cambria stock ,,.s
bonus OF 80 per cent, instead =, y. -
per cent, of their holdings in share. :,
the new company as had been prevIo,.sa
reported. This would make tho 49,.
value OF Cambria about $3.50 per shs,.
AS the day advanced, prices became
trine softer all around. Fractional =,
cessions were registered In Rapid Tran.,,
Lehlgh Valley. Storage Battery Lehss
Navigation, Cambria Steel, Warwick Trsn
and Tonopah Belmont but nowhere wa,
there any marked pressure. Brill was ~
n point and philadelphia Electric lost nj,
as much. In the bond division CITY 4
were In strong demand.
There was a drop of 5 points in ra..
Superior income 5s from the last preylou,
sale some time ago, and the stock also
was depressed.
In the final dealings selling pressurs
increased. United States Steel s ID down
to n new low for the present movement.
and Brill extended its loss to 2Is points
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WHEAT OFF FROM
BEST ON REALIZING
May and July Established New
High Marks During Session.
News Favored Bulls

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-After advancing "a
new high records today, May touching
81. 2sM, against the previous high point
of s1.29 on January 5, and July reaching
si.22ik, against yesterday top of the
season of si21ik, wheat reacted under
heavy proht-taking, selling below last
nights close. May was carried or to
si21s and July TO 1921. From the bot
tom, however, prices rallied on buying by
commission houses, May closing at 81. .2Sh,
against s1.2S at the end yesterday, and
July at sl.2lss, compared with sl.205s. yes
terdays last price,
The general run Of the news favored
the bulls At the start there was n wave
of buying, because the cold wave had
extended into the winter wheat belt. that
sent the market Into new high ground.
The rise started In July, but May was
bid Up sharply on an attempt OF shorts
to cover. A lot of wheat was put on sale.
Price changes in the afternoon were
erratic.
From what could be learned from ex-
porters the demand was less brisk. Out
concern over the low temperatures in the
Southwest, and II was said that all the 49,.
900. 900 bushels of wheat at Buffalo had
been sold and that hedges had been re-
moved. Receipts in the northwest were
light. At Liverpool wheat turned easy.
following frmness. Shipments from Aus
tralla were privately estimated at 100 coo
bushels. mostly to the United Kingdom.
u. w. Snow placed the amount of wheat
on farms at 33s.0oO0O0 bushels OF which
only $50 100000 bushels is merchantable.
The supply Of the latter is smaller than a
year ago. Duluth wired that the blizzard
was the worst In 10 years.
Corn was comparatively dull. but new
high records were made. Oats was
stronger, but finished below the best.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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COTTON MARKET QUIET;
PRICES SAG SLIGHTLY
Orders Scarce-Receipts for Day
Large-Good Demand for Spot

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Business was
practically at a standstill at the opening
of the Cotton Exchange this morning,
Apparently there were no orders Mt or
near the prevailing prices, the only trans
actions being made by room traders in
small lots. A featu emphasizing the
dullness was the fact there was only one
bid and no trade in October on the call.
with but one sale made In that option )
to the end of the frs. 10 minutes.
During the last few days, October had
been showing considerable activity. The
early tone was steady, December showing
n decline of points with other months /
market became stagnant, wit. prices 1 to
points under ,he start
In Liverpool the trading was quiet, but
the tone was steady, with advances of 21a
to AZ points or about to 21s points better
than due.
Heavy rainfall vas general east of the
Mississippi River this morning. Reports
from many stations we're missing.
The receipts of cotton IT the port for the
day were estimated at $500 bales, COM
pared with 21.S74 bales last week. 59S03
bales last year and 37.2S2 bales in 1914.
There was some Liverpool buying here
during the early trading, but otherwise
there appeared to be very little sup
port around the ring and prices turned
easier as the session progressed. A re-
action In the English market probably
promoted some local selling on the set
back which carried the active months
about to points lower, Beyo some
discussion as to the effect of the low
temperatures reported in the south on in
sects. and particularly the boil weevil.
there appeared to he little in the news
that attracted much attention around the
ring, and the decline reflected the infiu-
ence Of small offerings in narrow
market A wire from New Orleans said
that Houston and Galveston both re-
ported a good spot demand.
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Today's Yesterdays
Pittsburgh Coal Bonds Retired

The Pittsburgh Conl Company, Of New
Jersey, has retired all of its first mort
gage bonds, releasing the $50000,OO0 stock
of the Pittsburgh Coal Company, of Penn
sylvania, which had been used to secure
the issue. Directors of Pittsburgh Coal
Company. of New Jersey, will meet short
ly to consider proposition to exchange
shares of that company for stock of
Pittsburgh Coal Company, of Pennsylva-
MIA.
Later the plan will be submitted to
the stockholders Initial steps in the plan
to retire the stock of the New Jersey com
pany included consolidation of the Pitts
burgh Coal Company OF Pennsylvania
and the Monongahela Consolidated Coal
and Coke Company. which has just been
approved by Governor Brumbaugh. Both
companies are subsidiaries of the Pitts
burgh Coal Company, of New Jersey.
The plan under consideration provides for
liquidation of back dividends,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
COFFEE PRICES LOWER
Outside Buying Absent - Freight
Rates Still Irregular

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Thc local coffee
market opened easy this morning, with
first prices to 10 points lower, and dur
ing the early operations gave evidence of
more bearish sentiment among trade
interests. There was an absence of ag-
gressive outside buying and more or less
selling on the fact that Brazil has not
advanced in the same proportion with
the local market and on n disappointing
cash demand. Cost and freight offers
we're still coming in Irregularly, and in
some cases were said to be lower The
interior is quite we'll supplied with coffee
and continues to buy only in moderate
quantities.
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Tobacco Co. Sells German Propertiel

LONDON. Jan. l3.-Deputy Chairman
Joseph Hood. presiding at the annual
meeting of the British-American Tobacco
Company today, said that the companys
interests IN German companies had been
sold 10 one of the largest German banks
with the consent c. the British Govern
ment. The transaction was made on the
condition that money De paid until
after the war. Mr., Hood indicated that
special losses to the company consequent
10 the war were not likely to exceed half
the sum Of 81. $4,000 already transferred
TO the general reserve for that purpose.
The campany's net profits for the year
Sere ~. 5000. or virtually the same as
in the preceding year, Notwithstanding
the payment of e1l5000 additional income
sax and Increased freight charges, war
assurance. etc
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LiYerpOOl Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13.-Spot cotton was
in good demand today at an advance Of
3 points, on the basis of S.20d. for mid
upland. The sales aggregated $4,000
bales, including 10000 bales American
There were no imports. The market for
futures closed easy on near months
steady on distant positions. at net de
cline Of 81 points, to an advance OF u
point.
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LIVE STOCK QuoTATIoNs

CHICAGO, Jan. -HOGS-Receipts. "a. .OOO
Mixed and butchers, 50. eoaI.55: good heavy.
s5sSGisSS pigs sGaSG645: biHsS baiHEsS sfaT 4d dsh'
CATTLE-Recelpts. 5000 Market strong
BeeVes, S5.5Oa9I9: cows and heifers. 81. fOa
SHEEP-Recelpts. 10000. Market steady
hatlse and Western. 81 tOa7 5o lslne@. $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
.Curtiss Aeroplane incorporated

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 13.-Articles of in
corporation were filed here today by the
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation,
of Buffalo, with capital of Sc, 100, 600. The
directors are Glenn ii. Curtiss, of Buffalo;
C. Horace Kenner and Murray w. Dodge,
of Manhattan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
NEw YORK BuTTER AND eggs

NEw YORK, Jan. l9.-BUTTER.- Market
steady Receipts, 693l packages. Extra
creamery, SIC; higher scoring. SIC: state
dairy a0a3lc; Imitation creamery, 23a23lsc.
EGGS = Market steady. Receipts, 10 T2B
packages. Extra hrsts, 3ia55c.; hrsts. s2Jsfs
I4c. nearby whites, 8aa41c.; mixed color
hTsts. 23a23lac-
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GOLDFIELD STOCKS.
Bank Acceptances

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Business In prime
bank acceptances continues small, with
rates about unchanged at per cent for
COS and pa per cent. for 90s. The tone Of
the market Is reported as steady.
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DIVIDENDS

OFFICE OF HARRISON BROS. q co, INC
$500 GrGy's Ferry Rd.. Philadelphia.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of Harrison Bros. s. Co.. Inc. held this day
a dividend of one and three-quarters per
cent. ug4cJ Sl.75 per share. was declared
on the outstanding preferred capital stock OF
the company. payable February LIST, 1916, TO
stockholders OF record at close of business
January 26th, 1915. The transfer books OF
the company will be closed at ID. m. Jan.
10Th, 1915. and will reopen at 10 o'clock
a. m Wed. Feb I'd, 1916.
T. j. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y
Philadelphia. Jan. ~ 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
THE MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA

January ~. 1915
The Board of Directors have this day de-
cIared the semiannual dividend OF five (bl
per cent. or 81 rs per share on the capital
stock of the company. Checks will be
JOHN A. SNYDER. Secretary.
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American Locomotive Earnings Good


preferred stock and nearly
this showing by considerable amount The
times the shells 1t
in the frs OF its
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-The New York Metal
Exchange quotes tin steady, at 4Ic.: lead ls
easy and unchanged; spelter Is quiet January
offered at lT5ac.. February lie March f6e
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BAR SILVER

NEW YORK.. ian. l3.-Ths price OF com
nsrelai bar silver declined 4 to s5& cent?
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Financial Briefs

The Sapulapa Mining Company doubled
the dividend rate on the common stock
by declaring monthly dividend of l per
cent, payable ! ebruary l. The company
also declared regular quarterly dividend
of 2la per cent. on the preferred stock.
The Bank of England today bought
el,037,OO0 bar gold and embarked $4,000
in sOveregns for Egypt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
ANNUAL MEETINGS

49,, OFFICE OF HARRISON BROS a CO.
- Inc. $500 Gray's Ferry Rd., PhiIa'
Al the Annual Meeting of the stockhoIdeTs
or the corporation. held this day, the follow
ing were elected directors: James Dobson
Thos s. Harrison, Francis l.. Higginson. Jr"
Russell $ Hubbard. John T. Reynolds. W
Frederick snyder, Clement Bidde Wood Al
a subsequent meeting of the Board of Dl,
Tectons the following officers were elected :
Russell s. Hubbard. President; VIM Richter
Treas; 7. j. Armstrong, Sec'y.
philadelphia. Jan. IL, 1915.
- NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK
l-S Philadelphia, Pa January lIth 1915
At the Annual Election. held this day. the
following Directors were reelected:
Edward A. Schmidt Edw. c. ShmidheIser
Otto c. Wolf Harry A. Poth '
u. Chas MuTthn Otto W. Schaum
Godfrey r. Rebman VIM. Il. Severn
John r. Hanifen Linford c. Nice
A. Raymond Ran John r.. Livezey
Andy BTann Joseph r. Whitman
LlNFORD c, NICE Cashier.
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ELECTION NOTICE
ELECTION NOTICE
iFSSssF@ THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
49, OF PHILADEIPHI.

lf@sF~ ihI IENihAL NATIONAL BANK
- OF PHILADELPHIA
January 18th. 1915
this Bank. held January I1th I01G az 80 n
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors To-
the ensuing year: "
T Mlst55 bIeNn Charles T. IngersOIl
George BlIhhAiia' IT. \ A. jackson
William WOOD samuel NJ Curwen
John FltSaIn Clarence NJ Brown
Gharies e. SIlith Avery d. Andrews
Charles Wheeler Eugene l., Eiiisan
William T. Elliott
AZ a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held this day, Ar. WILLIAM r. EIIIOTT
Vas unanllnously reelected President
WILLIAM POST,
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
Copper Sold Tor Export at 24h Gents

A for
be
days haveb
small Some of this metal speculative
In
resell
II at a good profit
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Gold Exports From London May Cease Soon

from
probably within comparatively short time
additional
meta to The
considerable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

The Victor Talking Machine Company
has just declared a special cash dividend
of so per share 30 per cent? on the COM
mon stock, payable January 10 to stock
of record January IL. This Is in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 5
per cent, payable on the same date
which was declared last December.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
Paris Bourse Sluggish

PARIS, Jan b-The Bourse was slug
slsh todss
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-. .NOKTHMEsTERN NATIONAL RANK
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

Ipls5s NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ Mark Malatesta, 100 SO. $50 st has
sold his business 10 Grafiigna Z ROmano
Settlement will be made Friday January
18th. 1916. at 10 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

A new company, a subsidiary OF the
Canadian Car and Foundry Company. will
be organized to turn out all OF the war
orders which the Canadian Car and Foun-
dry Company now has on hand. These
orders are understood to aggregate more
than 1854, 900 in value. The new COM
pany will be capitalized at s10.OO0,OO0, and
the funds for the financing will be sup
piled by the Russian Government.
Thomas Hamon. Jr., was elected as
sistant cashier of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13
FINANCIAL NEWS
WAR SPECIALTIES WERE BOOSTED;
DEMAND FOR OTHER SHARES SMALLER
Gossip in the Street That Baldwin Locomotive and
Crucble Had Received Additional Contracts for Mu-
nitions-Smelting Influenced by Mexican News
NEW YORK. Jan. IL.

The agitation for intervention in Mexico which has become more pro
trading The buying Cruce Steel which has been noted for the
I
OF
weeks
Of the important New York Central which had sold III
the of
and
slightly
a whole fairly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

The Tonopah Mining Company's option
on the Tunky Mining Company includes
in addition to its interest in the Bana
Cruz District, the Atlas property. which
adioins the Tonopah Mining Companys
subsidiary, the Eden Mining Company.
The option given to the Tonopah Mining
Company expires lay "a. 1916, and II ex-
ercsed, calls for the formation of a $2,O0O.-
OoO company, of which Tonopah Mining
Company will receive GO per cent and
Tunky 40 per cent. but. in addition to the
stock. Tunky Mining Company will re
ceive quite a large sum OF cash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

The New York banks gained from Sub
treasury yesterday $4,000. AMI since last
Friday 1920, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-13

Russell S. Hubbard. former vice presi-
dent of Harrison Brothers & Co.. Inc.
was elected president tod; y. succeeding
II. S. Perry, resigned. William Richter
was made treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
TECHNICAL DEFENSE
SET UP BY RAILROADS
File Dcmirrcrs i'm Case Brought d,
Git: Ter Correction of III.
Assessments.
Nor BROUGHT IN Ys,Hr, DAYS
Property in i;ichmUnd Assessed by
Corporation Commission ut ST.
1o3.S:s3 While Local assessors
Value IL =; Si.G.J&, S3:;.

In filing dcnurrcrs in tho tit! circuit
C"art yesterday. various railroads
against which action has been taken
by the city and State FOR = correction
or the assessments made hy tic state
Corporation Commission. served notice
that Icy would warmly contest the
collection II further taxes The rail-
road, y Their demurrer" generally cite
thc S"n" defense THAI tho appeal from
IN" assessment was not mad" Within
the proper timc-;,nd iiic motions ask
ing tho court u dismiss The pro-
cccdings,
The railroads question The conSti-
tutional!ty oi a section nf tho new tau
l;w. the %orfolE and Western I,al-
Way. ~ it petition, asserting that $50
much Of tho section IS rs purports to
grant 10 he counties and cities Of Tho
state the right 10 appeal from. tn" as
s"ssm"nt mad" by the state Corpora
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
ANTRIM FIRM ANSWERS
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
Does Not Regard Request FOR spur
Truck flights Unreasonable Fiold-
Ing Up or Public improvements

In view Ut published reports 81 Tho
action OF 10 Administrative Eourd IN
tctnrd 7" tn, widening Of Fifteenth
Street. which pu, the ur,n # T. w
Antrim =: Sons IN the position or OBJ
jcctins 10 thd Improvement. the com
pany last night issued 4 Statcm"n,
ella inning tina, lis rcuucs, for tn.
limited US" II spur track was on
trciy reasonable. aud that til" Nd
minis,rntiNc Board had been advised
of I'll. plan for the beginning If ia,
negotiations
III" statement follows:
'Frop the beginning or the ncSo-
,iations. Tao Administrative Board. or
some Of it's members. were fully in
formed Of our plans. and that VIC would
ask for the extension Of the spur
track or siding of tho Southern Rail-
way. now crossing Fourteenth street,
where there is heavy traffic, and RIM
ming castwardly nearly the entire
length of Davcnport's Alley, through
Davcnrori's Alley and across Fifteenth
Street To our property on the corner
OF Fifteenth aud cary Streets.
'At II" time have We stated or M
timat.d that wc would be willing to
deed the twenty foot strip uf land to
southern Hallway siding across FIT
tceuth Street. Wc cannot understand
tho position taken hy tue Adninistra-
tive Board for we were led to believe
that thcy were perfectly willing for
tho spu: track t. cross Fifteenth
street. bat only objected for fear II
would co0,plic;,," tho project ~ widen
iug Fifteenth street bcfor. III" city
Council. which did not appeal - Us
a. a valid objection
II, is absolutely necessary IN order
Ia "ncouras" aud dovclnr modern
manufacturing ANA mercantile plants.
that adequate track facilities b" FUR
rishcd. aud We do not consider our
request ut all ia the light IT a special
privilege. only on" shift in tho
twcnt; four hours. except under ab
normal conditions. is ALI that would 10
required which would bc done during
the night. when there is 70 traffic on
Fifteenth Street between CARY aud
Dock streets. aud the street would
then rnly le blocked ABOUT three
minutes Ihrco minutes IN twenty -four
hours and hc.w".n dark and dayItghD.
which any ono viii see i. not an inn
proper "r unreasonable request.
W. d. not wish - II" put in the
light ~ blocking +ny Improvement u
Richmond and that the Administers i,ve
Board bN their action ana Stat.rl.ut
as reported III tho papers, cannot place
IN. onuS az blocking tn. Improvement
contemplated OF Us. VIC are saiisii- Il
wil IL tho opinion 81 any one &C.
uuaiutod With tn, mercantile district
;,nd its needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

III" pcuiions assert that the appeals
we're not hr"Gght within thirty days
after the assessment had been CON-
plctcd by ,ilo Corporation Commission.
and motion zero made by All the lines
10 dismiss tn proceedings
1T tho first hearing IN tic city CIR
cult Court. which was before Judge
-. I. Grump. tho railroads were given
until Nest"r!ay to reply. in whatever
manner tho desired. 10 Tho proceed
nea brought against thcm by TIL" city
and state. Judge Crump stated crum
the bench that Judge Il. Carter scott
l'i"rc whom tn" matter must h. tried.
would probably -, u date for tho hear
inG Of the suits during tho coming
term Of court
'fhc assessments made by the Cor.
iur&tion Commission against the prop
ertr Of tho chesapeake and Ohio the
Atlantic Coast Line. tho Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac, the Sea-
board .tir i.,no and tho Southern ag-
.r"Gaic Sl12h.S2a. while the local as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

& Maynard for the CONSTRUCTION q
sewer in the alloys between n Nor
side Avenue and c;iadstonc Avcn
from Meadowbrid3c Road TO Napoie
street. at si.o64. Buftonh Mar!e !"
awarded tbs contract for the CONSTR
ton Of Il sewer In Bowe street,
tween Clay street and an aiiey "
;ou,h OF his street. for S3oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
To DcpOrt ntiesIrubIcs.

WELLINGTON. y. H. December 90
10 prevent seditiou the government has
PASSED MAR regulations providing 20.
the deportation Of umdcsigahles and the
Imprisonment Of persons who make
"ntiSovernmcnt uttcranccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

mont place the building operations IN
Richmond ~ 1915 ~ slightly moro tlan
''."oc.por. showing "a substautlaS in
"rcaSc over in' rcar 1915. Final I--
ar had not hocn complied at tho c,oy.-
oi lu"iitcsS yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

..ssors figures for the same property
t"ni"d Si..IS.S9&, making i difference
81 $".o5@.n1i. on which both the ,ity
and state ar" attempting I" collect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
building shows Incrcrsc.

l.Si,iuAtcs nude YESTERDAY a;tcrun"u
y, "lici.ls - ia" Iuiidiu:- prpaIt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

Sewer Contracts Awarded.
Contracts have Just becu awarded
H.. thc Administrative Hoard to Gosh