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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16
How to Nip a Cold Before H Gets
Hold on You.


If you find you have clugh; cola :.
spite of precaution. nip it III toe yu.
The time to attack cold III or,.er t.
cure it is at the very Start. -ts t.
first sniffie or the first cough Ec:rr:ll i
fight it. Drink plenty OF fresh water
eat lightly and get plenty Of sleep.
Before going to bed take bot hat'
and drink hot lemonade. Then coy
er up warmly and be sure there is II
draft between the windows and IL
door, but have the WINDOWS ore
enough to get plenty of mir in the ronllf
This treatment will probably ca Use : -
to perspire freely. and .yol MUST Il,
careful not to throw off Tx, covers IN
expose your overheated body 10 inur:
cold.
II this treatment is taken 1T he st;ti
and carefully adhered 10 il viii prot,
ably drive the cold right OFT Of yOul
system. But if you 90 not treat it Il
the very beginning it will have to ruI
it's course gradually.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16
THE GREENSROROS

N Allen; song. Dorothy Howard;
reading, Mrs. A. B. Cuthbertson;
reading, w. A. Hardy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16
A LAUNDRY NOTE.

How to Make Starch For Thin Fabrics
and Wash ChiIdren's Ginghams.
One and one-half tablespoonful OF
cornstarch, a quart of water, One-half
teaspoonful of boraX and One-half ia
blespoonful of shaved paraffin.
The starch is rubbed in a little cold
water, and then into it the quart of
freshly boiled water is stirred. Let it
cook for two minutes, stirring all the
time. When it turns slightly blue add
paraffin and bOraX and cook a minute.
stirring hard, but taking care not to
sscorch it. Strain through double cheese
cloth, add enough bluing water to colol
the starch and then bottle it.
Colored materials have to be set
before being laundered-that is. al
lowed to soak overnight in the proper
solution before washing. After being
set they are washed in warm water
with white soap. never with Il browi
alkali soap. Washing must be don,
quickly and the garments dried il
DOORS
Solutions to be used to set" colore'
fabrics:
Pink, brown and hlack-tw0 cunf:'i
of salt to one gallon of cold wafer
Blue-one-h half cupful of salt 30 IL g;t
Ion of cold water
Green. purple, lavender--a t;gi.Ic
spoonful of sugar of lead to one gale:
of water
Mixed goods. blue. green. brown -
cupful of turpentine to a gallon OF va
ter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16

Reuben E. Brooks. for thirty years a
re 'i'-ent of North Albany, di d at his
hume Jan. % after short illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
JEBSEN REPORTED ALIVE
of His Death "n sub
marine Admitted by Gcrmnmy To
Have Ucrn ..Nisiakcn."

san FRANCISCO. March l. Cap
tain Fred Jchscn. OF this citv, who was
officially reported bj til. German gov
crunen, 20 have gone 70 his death on
the German submarine U-3G sunk by
III" British patrol boat Bara.onE on
August IS. 1915, - alive. according TO
a statement OF officials OF III. German
consulate made public TO-DAY. Tho
German officials said tina, Jcbs"u is
on a secret mission for the Kaiser"
They int!mated that he was aboard the
German raider Moewc, which sank or
captured many British mcrchan, YES
sells, including the Appam, and that he
- now ia command OF another raider.
The announcement mad" last Scptcm-
her tina. .1cbs"n was dead was said ~
the consulate to have been a mis-
take"
Johsen is under indictment Of the
Federal grand Jury here on charges %
violation OF neutrality laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
BEGIN ON SALTS
At FIRST SIGN
Of KIDNEY PAIN
We eat too much meat which
clogs Kidneys, then the
back hurts.
Says glass OF Salts finishes Xii
hcyS and ends Bladder
irritation.

re ACID in meat eXcit.s tb, l,ia
neFs; th"y become overworknJ. ,.a,
"ERiSn achc. and feel liks lumns 81
!rh"' lhc urine becomes cloudy: tho
bladder Is irritatod, and YOU may no
"nIieeh to seek relief two or tbrar
,.! during The night. When N,
N.uhsES cios YOU must help them ous,,
Oh 'he hody.S nrinous waste or you.Ii
ne :" real sick person shortly. Ar nr.+
YOU reel II duh misery in the ;,idno,,
region, YOU suffer from hnrkocia eli.
headache. dizziness. stomach ro,s con-,
tongu" coated ana YOU feel rhcun,,ti:
i"lhScs when the weather is bad
rat less meat. drink lots Of water.
ais" get from any pharmacist four
ounces OF lad Salts: take Il tablespoon
Iul IN L glass Of water before break
iHSt for few days ana vour kidney,
VIII then act hne. This famous salts
Is made from the acid Of cranes ana
lemon jnIcc. combined with lithio. ana
mas been used FOR generations To clean
cloggcd kidneys and stimulate them IN
normal activity, ais" TO ncutraIize tn,
acids in urine, 50 II no longer Is q
source OF irritation, thus ending bl,d
der weakness.
lad Salts is inexpensive cannot in
jura: makes delightful cffcrvcscent
lithia water drink which everyono
should take now and then TO keen IN.
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of lad Salts to
folks who believe In OVERCOMING Kid
ney trouble Willie it is only trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Sp"cial 10 The Times Dispatch
'I;i!i:NSiipi;O, y ca March IL
Mrs sarah Mitchell died last ui2l; at
IN" nom" of her dauEhtcr-nl-law. Mrs.
= FOOL. I'll" funeral was hold this
afternoon fiwm West Markct street
Methodist Church lntcrmcul Was ia
Green Till Cemetery. Airs. Mitchell
was born January =. lss7. in N"rtha,up-
ton. ENGLAND, ana was u daughter of
lanes ANA Elizabeth Manning. She was
married in the historic church of
Saints Scpulchrc. Northampton. Scptcin-
Der . 1853. To this marriage was born
Que son. tho late l.. Poole. Of this city.
Her second marriage was In the same
church 10 l.. Mitchell She is survived
by five grandchildren OF this city, ono
sister AIRS. June Ward. of England. and
Il hrothcr-in-ia law. John T.: Mitchell. of
Raleigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch
T.YNCIiRCEC. VA. March l..-ioel
II Jones, ,rcll-kuown travelling sales
man. who had been q resident of Lynch
burg about thirteen years. died this
morning 1T tho hynchhurg Hospital
Mr.. Jonss had been i'll for two wears
He was a native Of Cumberland Coun-
~. and Wa; siXty-thrcc years az age
About forty years AGO Mr.. Jones mar
RCD in Cumberland County. his wife
being Miss England. also of that
county. wh" with the following chill
dr.n. survive him: Walter H. Jones
!. Paul Jones, Mrs. =. Il. Chewing and
Miss Mary Il. Jones. Ill OF whom are
residents Of LvNchburC. tie has ons
surviving brother, Robert =. Jones. %
Arkansas. ana two sisters SIrs. Sue
Bro wn, of Arkansas. ana Ms Cora
Dcvlc. of Dinwidtic County. Mr. Jones
WAS member of Memorial Methods;
church. and Of the United CONNER
cial Travellers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
ADVISES USE OF LEGS
Hi.bnp Qun!lc Tells Young Ministers
How to HcrOmc Good
Pastors.
[ Sp.c.al 20 The Ti,ncs. pisratch.

80 ''Hf TT Tt '''''.'- II I''tNVII'
ASBtRN PARK. y. j.. March It
Use your legs. They are means OF
grace. It is no; given 10 us all 10 he
brilliant preachers, but every man can
hc Il good pastor. and legs are OF great
us" in being that"
This was the advice given by Bishop
y. Cuayle. OF the Methodist Church, 20
class Of ministers who VIII br or
dainod befor" The close OF the New
Jersey Conference. which opened TO-
day. He also obtained from the candi
dates their pledges to abstain from the
use of tobacco In all forms
Tn" conference passed resolution
calling upon the Legislature "a pass
the host bill, which provides tina; the
Bible shall lac read in every school on
each day there is n session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

~ Of Prince George
House hill No. 25l. permitting the
University Of Virginia 10 contract for
laym"n, OF anmutties IN return for
gifts.
House hili so 255 changing tn. date
for hli"" '"ports OF county school
boards
House bin No. $40. au,horixinr the
clerk of tho Circuit Court OF the Couu-
~ Of WIS" to keep on Me dclinui.cn,
iind books % the town Of Gladcyillo
House bin No. az. authorizing the
BOARD or Supervisors OF the County OF.
fhu1ut"r 20 borrow money for road
Improvement.
House biz so $40. amending tho
charter OF tho to"ii of Christi,usburu
In The County Of MONTGOMERY
House bll 40. iO2. granting a H.
cense 70 practice law. under certain
conditions. to !. i. X. Waiiing, % III"
County Of Scott,
House bill so. AZ. permitting boards
or supervisors To provide quarters in
courthouscs for commissioning of az.
counts ana division superintendent Of
schools.
House hill 40 5Ii. prohibiting tho
killing of deer IN the County of Au-
susta for three Years
iIons" BIN No. az. prohibiting hunt-
ing or shooting rabbits in tho Counties
OF Mathews ana Middlcscx
House bill No. ISIS amending :,uudry
SECTIONS Of the charter OF The city Of
Norfol<.
House bill No. i2a. increasing ,ho
maximum loan OF ia" literary ,und FOR
schooihouse huild!n:; from $1,000 to
$4,000.
House ban 40. lso amending the
charter Of the town Of Cuipcpor in
tn" County OF Culp"Dcr.
House bill No. 2I5. authorizing tho
BOARD Of Supervisors Of the County Of
Albcnarlc 10 borrow no; exceeding
100000 TO refund bonds.
lious" hill No. 2iG. authorizing tho
Board of Supervisors Of the County oC
Albcmarlc 70 borrow money for road
Improvement.
House bill 10. 23I providing a spe-
cial road law tor the County OF Lou
doun.
House bill No. 5S7. amending the act.
concerning intcrrocaiorics and reports
o. assessments or property--onc % tho
tax bills backed ~ the
state Advisory Board on Taxation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
/ o Retain Present
Tarif on Sugar
Thirteen Democrats and One
Socialist Only Members Of i,
House in Opposition.

WASHINGTON. March 16.--With thir-
teen Democrats and the one Socialist
member opposing. the House to-day. by
= v"t" of 3ii TO IA passed tho admin
istra,ion bin 10 retail. tho present tariff
permitting tho free clause OF III: Ur-
eject next May /. The measure nov
goes 10 the senate. Debate on tho
mcasur" aroused little enthusiasm until
late in tho day. when Majority Leader
ki'chin took the noor 10 close the ~.
Suucnt, one of the f"w tl,,cS he has
appeared tor an administration rnoa-
SUI" during the session.
DECLARING that the Republican marty
was the original free Su.a- lrr:,ni.n-
tioh 90 III" tnitcd States. aud uuotiiit,
from congressional Records aud carn-
rhlrh hooks of the carly sos To rroyo
ms assertions. the majority leader
dew attacks from former Speaker Cam
non N'n Other Republican tariff spcci,l-
ISIS. II" sole cdIso for The prDposch
f'ncH' or The sugar clause. M. Eitchin
H'l"' las that imports had fallen OF
GU" 10 the Euf rucan war, ,naiiiu,. Tho
sNGal taxes necessary 10 nioc. thu, ~
pens" 81 the governments incid.ni,llv
~" declared. In" D"rrucrn,tr uar,v r.,,i
never committed itself TO "a f,cc-sup,r
act fo' Mi IN" tim.
E""r"s"ntativ" bailey made q r,tI.
"t.9hlht 20 amend IN. h!li So =. 90
snSn"nd TIA" free sugar clause until
."hN ! 1917, b" which kline. ne said
iLc hob"h The war would bc over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Mrs. Susan G.. SrunIIwnod.

ISN"cIHI 20 INC n"s-DiSDh tCN-I
FEEnt.R KSBuRCi. VA March 10
Mrs Susan G. Smaliwood. of Phila.
d"iphia, who had heen spending som.
time ~ the home Of hor daughter here
Mrs. Thomas T.. Clark. died there YES.
tcrday aft"r an illness of several dave
with pneumonia. She came on a visi;
last October and had remained her.
since. She was member o. the Pat
terSon Memorial Church. West phiia,
6"lphia. and is survived hy two dauch
tors, Mrs. Clark. of this c!,y and Miss
Susan l.. Sma llwood. of Philadclphia
The body was taken to-day 10 phila
dclphin for :utcrUent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
George ". l'u,ti,.onrr.

Ia" funeral services OF GcOrp" W.
fIulcon.r. who died on Wednesday, ar-
tcruoon In his home "n3u West Grace
Street. viii b" conducted this after
noon. at 1870 o'clock iu Calvary Eap-
list Church. The pastor. Rev. =. y
Jenkins, viii oNlciutc. Iutcrmcut VIII
take plac" in I;ycrvi.w Cemetery.
IN" foll"wiuE honornr! pallbcnrcr;
have been named Y IL Wrirh, cap
tain samuel Rice Captain Dickinson,
Captain Grandy. Captain StrattoM. Will
liam -. Duke. Captain Gordon Wright
and pr William K Jones Tho active.
pallhcar"rs viii he Mcssrs. Denny.
Brown. Bryant, '"rduc. Hawks and
DrcIuj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, March ia mes
"a rc received from Washington to-day
announced the dacth Of Mrs EoChctte
Price Calico. wife Of ". II. Calfee, a
former resident OF Pulaski The hodv
will be inferred here ola Friday. Mrs.
calico waa n native of Prince Edward
County, Va. ana was siNtv-four years
old Her husband and on" son, rcyton.
Of Washington, *urviv" Mrs. Graham
Robinson. Of Pulaski Mrs Felicia
Hayes. Charles. Sterling and John Price.
Of Missouri: Atkinson Price. % Okla =
roma: Mrs. Fannie Hayes. Of Lebanon.
Nv. arc hrothcrs ana sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

they stretch without undue pain. there Ia an
absence Of distress, tho nerves are soothed
by taking away tho burden Of leaving all to
just natural conditions.
There Is in |'Mother's Friend" the direct
and immediate help that all e1pectant moth
crs require. Used by their own hand, guided
by their own minds, they learn at once tho
Ing from undue stretching. They experience
daily calm and nightly rest. 1t is indeed
Mothers Friend" Get a bottle today OF
any druggist. Then write BradacId Regulator
Co., 40 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Co.,, for one
Of the most entertaining and valuable little
5oofs sror presented. u 4.S0Eta~HEluna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

Special 10 Tn. Times Dispatch
I.YNCEBrRG. VA. March it.wi,-
liam II. stump. who was thir,y-;wc
Years OLD died late Yesterday at his
home In Madison Heights. lie had been
III Il week OF pneumonia His wife and
the following brothers and sisters sur
we MIN; Mrs. 9. +. Shaner, Madison
u",ph'S' Mrs' CHry Casey, Amherst
' ''ItN MufFc!l Stumn. M.liSnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
AUTOMOBILE RECOVERED
AND WAN ARRESTED.
lSpeelnl ID lid Tincs.nisnatch. l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
EALi3IGli, y. e.. March it.---Thr new
automobile purchased from ,iodwin
and Webb, Of this city. with forged
check week ago, is again in the hand,
OF the dealers, hut in a very much
cut-down and disguised condition. hav-
inG been found In Orange. County els.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

EXPERT SPECIALISTS In decp-
seated discusses. rhcuinatisn. ncuritis.
lame bnc'.. neuralgia. Iu,nhnEo en-
urged joints. ulcers. ratnrrh. asthma
bronchitis. nervousness. Snitcr. dropsy,
piles. rectal diseases aud all disrnscs
of men. consultation free. FERNS for
treatment within the rcac', nf all.
If your eyes need attention. our on
tOmctris who is spcciniiSt on cor
rcctinE rcfructivr errors by the mid of
glasses. will examine aud test eyes,
and Will rurniSIt gInssrs when ncccs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Court Term Abandoned.

LfNCHBCRG. VA, March Id.-judcn
H. c. Mcdowell, who has been coniin-
ed 10 his home here by an attack Of
the grippe. to-day signed an order by
which the spring term of the Federal
District Court here will he abandoned
and all cases have been continued am
Ill the September term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
iti;ri.iI. or DGI:>'
PENSION ACT

]
.,ra,e ain No. .a> providing tina,
pensions Tor judges 81 the supreme
'onr' -! Appeals on rct:.cmcn, shall
cease af',: retirement in 1916. 1911.
lalN ana lrln
senate ou No $50. appropr!a,!nr
/ sGo' for Q & cain. Il Juror wounded
by the Nl!eus il, Carroll Courthouse
In March !HI2.
House iii ~ fio. protecting SOUR
re!s 10 TIA" county Of Shenandoah.
House bin 80 I'll prohibiting hunt
ing with fcrr"rs in tho county al
Shenandoah.
lIous" bnl No SIG. amending TN.
Law With reference 10 ASKING in Mo
hcrrin River.
House OH No. AZ. authorizing Tho
county OF Chariot. 20 sell ana conve.
its p"nrhvuse farm.
lio"s" bin 40. SO, amending tho
charter OF the city Of Richmond in
reference to justices Of the peace
school BOARD OF Plymouth Magisto-
rial District, III the county o: Lun"n-
burg. 10 borrow money
senate hill No. 1872. authorizing the
Board 81 Supervisors OF the County of
!-urcnbure 10 levy a special tax for
-hool purposes ia plymouth Maris-
t""lui District
House bin M. sos. authorizing achon,
boards 10 borrow money on short-t,u,e
loans.
senate bill No aI4. making it IN
lawful 10 hunt or trap deer i'll the
County OF Chesterfield from January
." November II; each year
senate bin No. 81 adding one Law
Elan and ono DENTS: to the membership
- 'Ee state I".r,t e Health
senate bin no. 319 amending the
charter OF The town OF Cedar Bluff.
~ the County Of Tazcwcll.
Senate hill No %25, authorizing tho
city OF Portsmouth TO contract FOR
water supply.
House hill No los. providing that
attorneys for the Commonwealth shall
prosecute violations of pure-food laws.
House bin No COZ. providing penal
ties for carelessly nes!igcntly or in
itentiona!Iy setting fire 20 woods.
marshes, stubhlc. brush or straw. when
the property OF another is jcopardi2eh.
House hill No. 22i. repeating the act
allowing ten days within which TO
file Judgments
SCHOOL CENSUS FOR
HOPEWELI. SECTION
House bill No. $50, providing n school
census for apportionment OF funds in
Bland Magis;eriRl District in the Coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

what greatness may DO
acquired W hon no
grows w. And any
influence that brings
relief to tho expectant
mother Is the first and
greatest Of obligations.
There Is q splendid
remedy KIN wn as
Mothers Friend" that
has been 4 safeguard.
q helpful daily lIau-
encc, to a host OF
women. Applied cxter-
nally to the muscles
they become plant,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

rms institution has printed In ,hs
local papcis from time TO time hum
dredS Of testimonials from Richmond
people. describing many different ALL
ments aud all Kinds Of Diseases Tbosa
testimonials dcscribcd in :. graphic
way the snmrrinIs az people before
coming 10 us, and they also told OF
how this institution effected cures in
many cases after others had failed
Mr.. y. w. Hammer. who rcsij,S at
II West Marshall street came to the
United Doctors uU tn" 18TH OF Feb
ruary for treatment. N'. Hammer had
suffered for long time from Sciatica
Rheumatism TO SUCH an extent that he
had to Guit work ou account of it, 10
those who have br"u unable 10 secure
Il permanent relief from their suffer
ing we ask N"u to tall, to Mr. Hammer
Get his opinion Of our treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

counties Of Amherst ana nodfora -
maintain a ferry ncross James nfvor
az or near Ri:; island
iiouso dill 30 23s. au,horjzinr ,hs
counties Of Page ana Roci.!nrharn and
'h" Town o: Shenandoah to acouir. :,
"fi'c" across N" Shenandoah River
House bill 80. 2G5. amending tho
h't authorizing the Warrcn,on ana
Fairfax Turnpike Company 70 acou,r.
certain roads
House bill No. 27a. lini,i,r ,,o ,,.,
n'i OF quail. phcasauts. grouse AN
VII" TURKEY taken or ShiDrod ir ,bc
county % Shenandoah.
House bill! 40 oaI. pay!ny y "
tor at the State Library nnilGing ;''
House bill 30. 900. arr?cudiu. N,
II" governing licensing Of professional!
nmrses.
House bin 80. 300. providing how
portions OF incomes OF Persons i'm in.
sane asyiums who have no near rcla :
les 'nhE u" used for th"i- comfort.
H"us" bill No 322. AUTHORIZING Tho
Governor ana Commandcr-in-Chief to
classify nature OF discharges from
thc Virginia Volunteers
Hous" bill 80. az. provid;r- for
distribution of funds arising from the
states portion "f income from NJ.
tonal for"s; reserves
n"us" hill No. $50. regulating tho
rs" Of dred=cs IN the oyster grounds.
Hons" biz ~" as, prescribing tho
pror"Gur" for application 10 establish
"a ferry
llon..o b.n 40. ~ permitting ,ocs,
aoE'rnine bodies 10 appropriate nlouov
for lie treatment Of lndi.cu, consu,ur
'tN'> stat" sanatorin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
DEATHS

STACbE-Di"d. a. Memorial Hospital.
after :, short illness. MRS. CARO-
LINE STAupE in the seventy -iifth
year Of her age.
Funeral notice later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
I oday And A
Generation Hence

The flight Of time makes us think Of
the future. The baby of today reflects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
oNMIIIiE on
PRINTING sCIIooIUooI> =

,,,; :.
t,i ' ~" 80 providing for n
"'.,.'.' 80 OF me General
." nracuchhility of
:, i ,'.',hl i'f printing Of
,t, IN" documents.
H. IA. ,d,.,.,,,,,,,.. -" t"uht,ss, ana
.,rool ,.,,hn,l, i,N''I'"t '"'i
,trc. d., H. t"'h Hch-
.,a,. M ~ 80 ,'Sir 'i's
.a..a,os o. aci,unylsGe ,s,','.'',ns Ger
recorded in Nirui,.i,, ,,l."n 49,
Iuis>toners appointed Inv I;sver
|Ither states
senate bill No. l-S urov,dtr,. e..
Fi.NtuA Of deeds In courts ar, c,,.
Judges.
ScNa," bill no o12. changing. IN. ,.,,,o
Far holding courts IN the committees NJ
Scot and Srnyth
senate bill No. 90. proy;dirc .h.t
school districts which supuorr s.ml
dents ia high schools in ,d,ojpi,,.,
districts may participate in high school
IiuHds.
senate bin No. .33. p.r,ni,,;nr ,ho
|fcudnr in cities Of NOR. ,hnr 30 nnn
|nopulation.
senate bill No. 24i permitting cities
IN establish pension svstcins for ~,
jared, retired or supcrannua,cd mem
hers o. police and fire departments
senate bill No. 3GS. amending tho
road i;tw Of the county OF TaZewol
senate bill No. 2G2. defining feeble
with reference TO the col
rr"d fccblc-mindcd Colony at the Cen
tral state Hospital
senate bill No. 214. providing for
"a" purchase or construction OF n
bridge across New River. Mt West Rad
FORD.
S.'nt" bill No. $50, amending the
rcad law Of the county OF Charlotte
""matc bill No %ss, amending tho
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n,.rl's. and ernest stump. Amherst
''ointy.