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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
THIRD DISTRICT TO HOLD
PRIMARY ON AUGUST |
democrat Wishing to Oppose Mon
t"Ene aIust Come Out on or
Before June =.

August was yesterday fixed nv III,
Third District Democratic COMMITTEES
as the date for holding the congress.
"ionai primary in this district Under
me law. notice Of candidacy must he
MED AT least sixty DAYS beforo tho
primary Aspirante will. therefore,
nave TO qualify by noon on June .
ircNious To hting notice or candidacy
VAIN Chairman w. u. Cardwel the
prospective candidate viii be r.uuired
/" pay Ia State Auditor - Lee Moore
me Si7o fee required OF congressional
| h"'dates under the primary law. So
| i'i' only two such fees have heon maid
III. ON" hy senator CLAUDIA 4 swan
son ana the other 10y j. Edward cole.
or Norfolk candidate for the House
"i Representatives in opposition TO
| NfpF"Scntatira Il. T.. Holland, of the
Second D!strict
The Third District committee held f.
brief meeting yesterday morning in the
"i'!'c OF Chairman cardwou With
SIMON Solomon, Of llcnrico, and Civdc
W. Saunders, OF Richmond a hare o,,o
, rum was in attendance II Will mcot
again on Juno . to annnuncc Tho c,n-
dIdatc or candidates
From the present ontlool; Corcroys
man Andrew jackson Mon.aCuc will
| nave no opposition. Eir displaced Can
! tain John Lamb in 1912. and docisivcIv
defeated state Senator Louis q wcn
dcnbN;G III 1914. While several nromi
ncnt Democrats have been suggested
as possible rivals. none has so Gar
come out into the open
The Hanover County Democratic
committee held e brief meeting in this
| ivy Yesterday in III" office of Attorney
i""rS" 4. Haw w y Car.,wcii rrc.
si""d AZ chairman !, voted 70 hold :,
I l"S$-m""t'nc' ~ tho Hanover County
/ "hr'h"uSc ~ noon OF May I5 I" choose
I delegates I" 'hc Roanoke convention
I 'i""r"c r. iIaw was elected se,rc
! 'hnN ~ 'hc committee ia succeed y T,
/ scott. deceased Elisha Pollard was
| chosen :" Ill tho vacancy IN tho com
/ Wn'c" crested hy the death Of q; F..
/ brown OF Eiount'S Precinct rho va.
/ ':N'F ~ Gay Precinct WAS filled by tho
/ election ~ T. II Fox. ANA g g Hatcher
! Wa chosen ~ ill tho vacancy in Aah
| Iona Nrecinct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Total or 253 Added TO Central Y. VI. G.,
A. In First Two Days
Effort.

Leaders OF the Reds and blues in the
y. VI. G. y. summer campaign met last
night ana gave AN informal report Of
Inc work a, the central association
building. Some 259 new members had
been reported by the two teams last
night, and all are confident that the
mark Of 500 will toe reached before the
end or the campaign. The Blues took
the lead ut the start. and have held
II since the first. There is considerable
rivalry between the two teams. and
the next report may change the score
considerably.
Captain Raw.cish. OF Team No c.
Reds. has the record for individual
team work TO date. His team has Sc
cured total Of thirty-flvc new mem
hers. Captain Strange. OF Team No
\, Blues. is second. with Il total Of
twenty eight new members The meet.
Ing tonight will show some rather
Interesting results. as some of the
teams have secured members and have
not reported them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
BELT LINE PAPERS GO
TO FINANCE COMMITTEE
Aldermen Refer Proposed Compromise
Settlement for Extension OF MOnu-
ment Avenue md Other Streets.

The Board OF Aldermen last night
referred the street Committees recon-
mendation that the compromise ordi :
nance Governing the Bclt Line prob
lem be passed 10 the Finance Commit :
tee. This is according to procedure. as
the ordinance involves an outlay OF
$500.
The ordinance authorizes the Mayor
to accept the dedication from the Rich
mond, Frederick sburE and Potomac
Railroad Company Of a right OF way
over the BELT Line tracks for the cx-
tension of Monument Avenue. and for
the depression OF the tracks in accord
nnce with the modified Hankins plans.
The city Is to pay for the drainage sys-
tenn in the immediate vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
DR.. MACK is SPEAKER
AT PRESBYTERY MEETING
Discusses "MakinE of Enyiish Biblen Mt
Anniversary EXcrciscs In
Barton Heights.

The Making Of the English Bible"
was the subject OF a mastery address
last night by Rev Edward Mack. D.
~. or Union Theological Seminary, be-
fore the East Hanover Presbytcry se.-
SION, given over to tho observation of
the centennial anniversary Of tho foun-
dation OF the American Bible Society
or Mack traced the origin and evo-
luton OF the Bible from the original
Hebrew writings to the present day
An Interesting address was also made
by Rev. r. &. Gilmore, OF Fredericks.
burg.
Yesterday mornings session was de.
voted 10 receiving reports from various
officers OF the presbytery. and they
were referred to committees for fur.
Their considerations
Yesterday afternoon Rev. T. =
Booker. OF Hampden-Sidney. superin-
tehdent OF the home mission work Of
the Synod OF Virginia. and G. H. War
then. superintendent OF the Prcsbv.
terrain Orphan Asylum. Lynchburc.
made Interesting addresses
The sessions OF the preshytcry. which
are being held in the Overlook Pres.
byterian Church. Barton Heights. win
likely continue through Tomorrow
This morning at IL o'clock Rev. Rus
sell Cecil. ID. D.. of Richmond, will pro
sent the rcpor, on foreign missions
while Rev. G. Il. StrblinE. D. D.. Of
Petersburg. will present that OF tho
nome miSsion work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
BANKS WAVES EXAMINATION
AND GOES TO GRAND JURY
ConfcsScs Having set Fire to BuiId-
inSs In Washington HcfOre
Coming to RIchnOnd.

Howard Banks niias Percy Christian,
confessed incendiary in fifteen recent
fires, which are estimated to have done
$4,000 damage in Richmond and to
have cost the local Fire Department
i'll the neig hborhood OF $4,000 10 extin-
guish yesterday walved prcl!minarv
examination in tho Police Court and
fifteen cases against him were cer,i-
tied to tho Hustings Court for a hear
ing during the May term.
Banks Is the eighteen year-ol negro
arrested by Chief of Police Werner
and Policeman Warriner Sunday night
In the act of preparing Il blaze back
OF the Virginia Bonded Warehouse. On
Monday he confessed to these officers
and Detectives Atkinson and Smith
that they had surprised him before he
WAS able to light the pile Of paper and
lumber and that he was the source OF
many OF the fires which have been
haraSsing the Fire and Police De-
partments since April Z.
The negro is Il native or Coiumb ia,
Va, and was sent to the reformat DRY
from that place on a charge Of break
Ing into a house and stealing womcns
clothing. in which he arraycd himself.
Later he was sent to - Washington
training school. when found sleeping
on the street and being suspected OF
turning In false fire alarms. lie was
paroled from the institution on March
81. and came to Richmond, where ne
began operations within n few days
He is regarded ns q pyronaniac. and
IL il thought that Banks Will he sent
TO an asylum. He confessed TO the
local police yesterday that he had
started Il number of fires In Washing
ton before being arrested there. giving
the excuse that he liked TO see the
apparatus dash through the streets and
the excitement which always accom-
panics a blaze. Ill Of the houses he
fred In Richmond were vacant, but
the CONGREGATIONS from them spread
10 other buildings. In one Instance re-
sultjnS in 4 loss OF $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
VESTRY ACTS WITHOUT
CONSULTING PEOPLE
Congregation OF Holy Comforter
Church Disposed to Stand
by DIR. ColStOn.
POSTPONE ELECTION OF vEsTRY
Congregation Has Made Rapid
Growth During His Ministry-Dr.
ColSton Declines to Discuss His
Pending Resignation.

Prominent members Of the congrega-
ton of the Church of the Holy Com
forter last night declared that the ac-
ton of tho vcstry in calling for the
resignation Of Rev. Arthur V. Colston.
the rector, was done without their
knowledge. y new vestry will be
elected on next Monday night. and ac-
ton upon Mr. Colston's resignation will
not he taken until that time.
The congregation met on Monday
night for the purpose Of clectinE
vestrymcn for the ensuing year, in ac-
cordancc with the canon law of the
church. 1t was at this time that MIR.
Folston read his resignation. To be-
come effective on July l. Most mem
bers OF the congregation were greatly
surprised. Many mcmnc-s. men and
women. were quickly on their feet to
pay high tribute to Mr.. ColSton, and a
motion TO defer the election of the
Ncstrymcn until next Monday night was
put ana carried
~ new vestry can rcsciud the action
of the present vcstry i'm asking for
Mr.. coiston's resignation" "a pron,i-
ncnt church member explained This
evidently means that thcr. vii be u
men are chosen.
Mr.. Colston declined 90 make any
comment upon the vcstry's action
CONGREGATIONS HAS GROWN
DURING HIS MINISTRY
The rector. who is a native EnGli yn-
man, took charge of the Church of
the Holy Comforter about five wears
ago. when the communicates and con.
tributinE members numbered barely
thirtE. To-day the church boasts n
membership of more than 100. Under
me guidance Of Mr.. colS:on tho church
mas overcome many obstacles and
most members of his flock are stanch
III their praise for his loyal and de-
voted services. 'Iic has done the work
of three men," declared one OF his
enthusiastic supporters
IN" action Of the vestry in callinr
Tor MI. colstOnS resignation does MOI
! ny any means represent the sentiment
or the congregation, said another
prominent member OF the church MIR.
'o!Ston iS deserving only Of the highest
praise as minister and as a man
Further. this member asserted. the
cal! for the rrctors' resignation was
made by only Il part of the ,nembers
Of the VcStry.
AS soon as the meeting of MONDAY
night adjourned. nearly all members
present went Immediately To Mr.. Col
ston'S home, PHO Grove Avenue
where AN informal reception was held
MI present assured the minister tina,
they were not in sympathy with the
TcStry's action
The church has been greatly aroused
Ivy this surprise. ald the result is tina,
no small amount OF intercs, attaches
TO next Monday nights meeting
The vestry is composed of tho fol-
lowing members: !. G. F'rcedlcy. DIR.
III. 6. Fucker Fairfax Jones. J. p
Fox. w. T. Smith, w. r Cruiks and
II. :. Ellyson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
CHAUFFEUR DISMISSED
Evidence Does Not show Whether on
Not Ills Car struck Rirhnrd
r.. Johnston.

Justice Crutchficld yesterday dis
missed the case against Charles Tim
heriakc. .o!nred chauffeur for A. T
Harris. Jr., Els West Franklin street
when tn" negro was arraigned on a
charge OF involuntary mansIauGhtcr, Il
charge which resulted from the death
Of Richard r. Johnston at Virginia Hos
pital some time ago.
II was not determined definitely whr-
thcr the maciIinc driven hv Timber
lake actually struck Johnston and fr:c-
tured his skull or whether the aged
man stumbled :nd fell. striking his
hend on ia" curling. Johnston. who
was injured AT Fifth and Broad Streets
was taken to Virginia IIoSnital, wher.
he died n couple oc hours later. with.
out having RECLAIMED conSc iousncss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
PROPOSES SKATING RINK
'iir."hhcrE SuEccsts Addition 10 Al
fr""h"n. az William BYRD pnrk.
Cults Tor EstiInntr

Commissioner John iIirschbcrg chair
man of the ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD. e
rNo!N'nG plan 10 afford amusement
IA winter hy Installing an 100 rink on
~" OLD lake in William Byrd Earle,
ic machinery at the lak. viii uo,d
but 'i'i'o addition Tor II 10 be used for
"ff:ici"i freezing of tn" Lake when
necessary, and II Is. believed that tho
cost vii be small
IN a few days Mr. Hirschhcre wi,l
"N"T motion in III" board asking the
CITY Engineer 10 make an rs,,n1a,. az
tho cost. and II IL prnvoS no, 20 I've too
great Richmond people ma, espcc, To
be- able to skate on the lake when tbcv
can skate nowhere else
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
BANK CONTRIBUTES
Painters National Send, $50 20 Fire
mems Mutual Aid Assoc
citation.

Through Nice-Prcsiden, Il l.atimer
Gordon, the Planters National Bank
has contributed $50 towards the Fire.
mons Mutual Aid Association and taken
out two life membership cards Mr.
Gordon. in writing TO Secretary T. $.
Jones. OF th" Board Of Fire Commits
einncrs. expressed appreciation Of him
self and his associates FOR the work
done by the Fir" Department in cx-
tinGu!shinE the fire which on SUNDAY
afternoon threatened thc hai!E.
II is proposed :" extend III. systcin
OF the relief association i'm time 10
provide payments TO widows aud falri.
Hes "f frcmcr dying as Tic result 90
performing their du-v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
HAWKINS SPENT S433
candidates In Recent Primary File
Thcir Expense accounts.
3.nNcst Men Win.

-. y. Hawkins spent more money
than any other candidate when he r,l,
IN the April primary for nomination
Tor Mayor. His expenses. according 10
- Statement, fled ry him. amounted to
SH33."2 large rar, OF this was for
advertising printing nnd postage.
k"ncrt l.ccky. jr.. spent S362.o7 in
ms candidacy for the mayoraity nom
sI322,
Among Tho candidates for the Nd
n'nisiratNe Board. George Med.
l'iak" *pcn, the largest sum. his OK
rcnFcs having been S36e.4S w. =.
Knowles spent sl...75. and Graham /,
'tohaon spent only s74.a0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
BOATWRlGHT INVITED
Naked Ia Attend First tonicrcur, of
IcnIuc 10 k.niurrc


Dr T. ". Eoatwrieht. rrc.idnp. az
Richmond College, mas ror",y.,i q com
m"nlcaiion from D, \ Lawrence
Lowell, president or Harvard l:nivcr-
sity, asking h.n 10 no present as n
deIcsate 10 the FIRST annual conference
OF the League 20 Enforce p.acc The
conference Il 20 be held in Waahirrto-
May rs and 81. In cas-" he /. unabl.
10 attend. President Eoa'nriEh, has
hcen asked TO appoint some member OF
the faculty Of Richmond COLLEGE to
represent that institution. Ey-rrcri-
dent william II. Taft. Is prcsihcn, ~
tho league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
DOCK Is CROWDED
Inrbor- Muster Authorized to Provide
Additional I'nciIiiic. for
Moving Freight

The city dock has been so crowded
with freight steamers recently that
Master Hopkins has advised
the Administrative Board that II is
necessary 10 provide more landing
places so that teams can back directly
up 10 the vessels. The Administrative.
hoafd authorized the harbor-,nastcr
Yesterday TO make the necessary I'M,
proT"ments. and to make use Of all oI,
Spalls nearby for paving the LANDING
places. James River improvements arc
.arcl Tor under an appropriation OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
Commencement ON ,Iny 2.

The commencement exercises Of the
Willis Hospital Training
school for Nurses arc 10 be held on the
evening OF Wednesday,. May 3, at $50
o'clock. in the auditorium of tho Jcffer-
son Hotel II was inadvertently stated
on yesterday morning that these exer-
cises were to have been held tonight.
George l.. Browning is TO dellvor tho
address Of the occasion, and DIR.
George Ben Johnston is 10 deliver tho
diplomas 10 those nurses who are to be
graduated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
JAIL PENALTY FOR SPEEDING
Magistrate Puryrar Sentences Charles
Gm,Iru to Fifteen Days. with
Fine Of $50.

Charles Gullrtt was fined $50 yester-
day and sentenced 10 fifteen days in
Jail hy Magistrate 7 ! Purycar. of
Hcnrico County. Oh: rGcd with rccl.-
lcssly driving his Automobile on tho
Three Chopt Road Saturday afternoon
He noted an appeal 70 the Hcnrico
Circuit Court. and YVES released on a
$500 bond. MAGISTRATE Turyear in an
nouncing his decision. said that il was
time the fragrant violations Of tho
speed laws in the county was stopped
and imposed the iaiI sentence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
WILL PAY DAMAGES
Council Committee Awards SEQ to
Owner of Cur struck by
-irc Truck.

The Committee on Claims last night
recommended payment Of the claim OF
J. \. Ricketts, for S12.oO damages Mr.
lHckcttss automobile was run into by
the truck OF Engine Company No. :
on Cary street. near Tenth Street. when
the truck sk!dded on responding to an
alarm.
The committee recommended the re.
lection of the claim Of Charles w
Scldcn for s535. alleged to be due for
injury to his automobile. caused by a
projecting sewer cap Oh Davis Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
Conrcnicd-Wcnpon Case.

The negroes rounded up by the police
Monday in their campaign against gun
'otcrs' were arraGncd in the Police
Court yesterday. and each was fined
tho usual 800 and costs. ". y. TaIli-
fcrro. arrested by Policemen Bcrtucci
and Napier. and william Smith. ar
rested by Policcman Griffin, noted an
pcalS in their cases. Others fined on
this charge were Ben Mitchell, ar
rested by Policeman Griffin, and Oscar
Jones, arrested by Policeman Swank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
Railroad Wen Her.

Among tho railroad men visitors IN
the city yesterday were II NJ ITALIA.
ferro. general agent of thc %orroil.
and Western. of LynchburG; : ~ Ech'e.
travelling passenger agent OF :h.! 500
Limo. Of New York, and Y (. .lucnnll
travelling freight agent of the Mor-
chants' and Miners Steamship Com.
pany. Of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26

GeorHc c. Fitzhuch has offered rent
free from June l. 1915. to June !. 1917,
plot OF ground ~ Fourteenth and
Clay Streets. ?6X1cN feet, for use as
playground by colored children, if
the city will fence In aud level The
property.
The offer was referred by the Ad-
ministratiNe Board yesterday 10 the as
sistant Superintendent of Parks and
Fairgrounds fpr report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
NH McorEnnllc nishnnacd conn..

NPFIlVHTI0hS IANc NfcN rcccivca at
the office of tho Ahiutant- General for
tn" formation of new corapanics of
militia in lNnchburS aud Norfolk. \
petition, signed 10y - number Of promi-
ncnt Norfolk citizens. proposes tn re-
organize old Company .. OF the Fourth
infantry, diShanded by order Of the
Governor several days ago. The pro-
posed LYnchhurg company will be an
entirely new ORGANIZATIONS. giving tina.
city three companies OF militia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
Interfering With poIice,c,

Henry Stranger. colorcd. charged
with interfering with Policeman Wal
Ter. and Nora Bailey. colorcd charged
with Interfering Win Policeman Reid.
was fined SO and costs each in the
Police Court Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26

Washington Hooi>si. colorcd was
Nnca $40 and costs on charge or
fighting in Monroe Park, when ar
raien"d in the Police Court yesterday.
while his brother Henry, was fined
SO and costs and sentenced to iail for
SIX month" OH charge OF nghtinC
and attempting 10 cut Park Policeman
Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
jailed for Stealing Pistol.

Edward Picrson colnrcd. was SEN
fenced to ninety days in jail by JUS
tce crutchfield yesterday on n charge
Of stealing pistol from Emma Wash
inCton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
HENRY P. BECK MARR|ES
MISS KATHERINE Ess|G
Steals March on Friends and Claims
Bride in Philadelphia on
Easter Monday.
GETS BACK HOME LAST NIGHT
Last Bachelor of Administrative
Board Joins Ranks of Benedicts
Wedding Kept Secret Until Couple
Returns TO Richmond.

No longer does Rchmond's Admins
trativc Board boast of "a bachelor. for
commissioner Henry i. Beck returned
to Richmond last miSht, after an alb
S"ncc since last Friday, with a bride.
who was Miss Katherine E.ssig, of ai23
Floyd Avenue. this city.
With nearly all of their friends in
total. Ignorance OF their plans Mr.
Rock and Miss Essig were quietly mar
ried on Easter Monday in Philadel-
phia. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of Il few relatives by RI
Rev. Daniel Ingalls, Oden, rector Of
tn" church of the Annuuciation.
When the secret became public last
night, the ncwly-rcturned bride and
groom We're showsred with cougratula-
reaches the City Han this morning
to resume his social duties he will
doubtless be kept busy shaking
hands that lie will have little chance
10 devote himself TO the city's bust
ness. But all the world loves a lover.
and the city's business can certainly
wait few hours for happy bride
groom" friend explained.
GROOM Is SHY At
PROMISE or PUBLICITY
Not until the knot had been securely
tied aud Mr.. and Mrs. Beck had re-
turned to Richmond was there the
slightest hint that the commissioner
stolen march upon the closest of
his personal and official associates.
Mr.. Beck is the most modest mem
her Of the Administrative Board He
was happy when lie admitted the cor
rectncss Of the report that he had be-
come a benedict. nut he FASTENED to
caution: NO headlines please
For many years Mr. Beck has been
identified with public life in Richmond
He was first connected with tho City
t.ncinccr's office, under Colonel W. T.
Cutshaw. He was the city's first
Ruildin~ Inspector. and IN that office
he made name for himself for his
assistance in aiding the Council in
preparing II model building Code. He
occupied this office when the Admin
iStrativc Board was created and he
was elected as on" OF 'he five original
members OF that body. He entered upon
his second term commissioners
on January last. He has always
been one Of the most active members
Of the board and * recognized by
his colleagues as AN authority upon
municipal engineering problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-26
"Fdnnies" Take Motel

IL THIS afternoon blows UP cool, as 1t has had ,bo
habt OF doing recently, you'd better take along a
smart and tasteful in model and color-that MO
can supply ut short notice. and quite moderate
cost. Better see them before u game
MILLER q RHOADS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-04

The adoption OF this proposition
70 operate so that the issuance Of
seventy-five thousand dollars CTS
600. ool Of road bonds hereby author
ized shall take the place of and be
n withdrawal OF authority 10 issue
like amount OF the three million
dollars $4,000. ooo.oo) King County
Road bonds. to-wit: Seyenty-f;vs
thousand dollars 100000 IN
bonds thereof. the issuance OF which
was authorized by the resolution OF
September 30. 1912. and by popular
vote at the election OF November s,
1914. for the construction and I'm
provemert OF q highway descrsb Cd
as Beginning at the Intersection OF
Fourteenth Avenue South produced
north TO proposed Central Avenue,
thence south along Fourteenth Ave-
nue. and Fourteenth Avenue South
extended TO the south city limits OF
Scatter
King County Road Bonds IN sha.
sum OF seventy-fiye thousand p
lars 07s.ooo.oo) in substitutiol
bonds In like amount previously
voted for road purpoees-.. Yea
king County Road Bonds In the
sum OF seventy-fivs thousand Dol
lars OTs.o0o.oo) in substitution OIL
bonds In like amount previously
voted for road purposss- 800. no