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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
POPULATION ON INCREASE.

The population of continental
United States on January /, 1917,
will be 1O2, S26, 800, and with it's
outlying possessions 113, 800, 295,
the Census Bureau estimates,
upon the increase as shown by
the federal census of 1900 and
1910. Treasury department stat
isticians, using a different meth
cd of calculation, estimated the
population Of continental United
States as 1913, 002, 600 on Novem-
ber lst.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08

o result a bounty of five cents
per head is paid for their des-
tW"tion. The agricultural de-
partment thinks it will have no
trouble in getting large ship
ments to the East, but to give
impetus TO its plans, intends to
give a big rabbit dinner at Aus
tin soon.
A plant for the manufacture
of jack rabbit sausage is to be
soon erected and put in operation
in West Texas, according to a
letter received by Mr.. Davis.
The plant will be of such capaci-
ty as to handle the greater part
of the jack rabbit crop of Texas,
the advices stated.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
Tribute TO LINDSEY.

To say the least we are glad
that Roosevelt county had such
a man as Washington Il. Lind
sey, Of Portales, whom The peo-
pie have elected Lieutenant
Governor. Many Of the staun-
chest democrats believe hat
our state would fare we'll should
the Governorshib fall in his
hands. Eleven years acquain-
tance has failed to reveal a sin
gle dishonest motive in his deal
ings. La Lande Enterprise.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
HOT TALLOW BURNS FEET.

Little Paul Wack, the seven
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Wack. received one badly
burned and one less seriously
burned foot Monday when he
overturned a pan OF hot tallow
which Mrs Wack had set on the
oven shelf Of her range to cool.
Paul had been taking a bath and
was in the act of putting on his
clothes when he stumbled and
collided with the pan of melted
tallow which promptly distribu-
ted itself over his bare feet,
evereIy scalding them.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
THROWS STONE; KILLS cow.

When Rol Parker, of the No
gal community the latter part
Of last week threw stone at
one of his mothers milch cows
he did not realize that such a
small thing would kill q COW.
The stone struck the animal be-
tween the eyes, crushing part
of its skull about the size of a
half dollar. Fortunately the
COW was in shape to convert in
~ boo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
N. M. PRODUCES 10000
TONS ALFALFA in 1916
Federal Reserve Bank Re-
port Shows Crop to be
Equal to That of Oklaho-
ma, or Greater.
CORN PRODUCTION IS PLA-
CED AT 2,43O,0OO BUSHELS

IF there is any tendency to-
ward a slackening in business
activities, it is not apparent in
any of the reports coming to
hand" writes the federal reserve
bank of Kansas City, in its re-
port of conditions in District No.
10 for the December issue of the
Federal Reserve Bulletin. The
letter was received here by Post
master Seligman and given out
for publication today. The re-
port covers six typewriter pages
dealing with prosperous condi-
tons of the district which COM
prises several western and south
western states including New
Mexico.
Discussing the corn harvest
the report states that New McAi-
co.'s estimate this year is 2,430, e.
600 bushels, which is a slight
decrease over last years esumate
Regarding alfalfa the report tells
Of the growth OF this crop which
IN hooo g" 60 90 1a. Ijfai a
milling industry nas sprung up
20 "a c 'r"'" - f-v rcul-
try, beef steers, sheep, horses,
mules and COWS. New Mexico S
production this season Is estima-
ted at 10000 which is equal to
that Of Oklahoma. Colorado
leads with $4,000 tons.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
MUSICALE WELL ATTENDED.

The musicale given here by
the Episcopal Guild at the Meth
odist church Monday night was
a very successful affair and en-
joyed a liberal patronage. Each
number on the program was
well rendered and highly enjoy
ed by the audience. The pro-
gram follows:
|. Carrizozo Quartet-"S Send
Out Thy Light" Gounod- Miss
Bessie White, Mrs. Walker
Hyde, Messrs. McCurdy a d
Hoering.
2. Piano" Invitation to the
Dance, Weber Mr.. Geo T. G e
Ferguson.
3. Vocal Gypsy Maiden. 4"
Parker Miss Dillon Cohh Brown.
A. Violin-"La Cinquan-
tame" Marie-Rev. Tlw. J
Hoering.
5. Vocal "T he Cry of
Rachel, " Salter-Miss Lydia
Menger.
6. Piano "The Cascade Of
Roses" Ascher Mrs. ID. s.
Donaldson.
Z. Vocal MY AL" Bohm
Mr.. Andrew McCurdy.
8. Reading Miss T. S i e
War;.
8. Piano 20 Thou Sublime
Evening Star" Wagner-Liszt
Rev. Hcerring, substituting for
Miss Belle Lutz who was not in
attendance.
10. Duet Excelsior" Balfe
Messrs. McCurdy and Hoering.
II. Vocal
(a) His Lullaby
(b) "A Perfect Day"
Carrie Jacobs Bond Miss Dillon
Cobb Brown.
~. Piano Shepherds All
and Maiden's Prayer Nevin
Miss Dillon Cobb Brown, sub
shutting for Mrs. IL. G. Clonn,
who was not in attendance.
13. Reading Miss Elsie War;
If. Vocal "The Swallows, "
Cowen Miss Lydia Menger.
Is. Violin "Minuet," Bee
thoven Rev. Edw. j. Hoering.
The accompanies for the
evening We're, Mrs. d, S. Donald.
son and Mrs. o. r. Brown.
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MOVES TO EL PAS0.

Agent l.. Brown, of the FL
Paso & Southwestern railway
a this place. topcther with his
family, left Saturday night for
~ poso whora they vpect 20
remain during the winter and
spring months. Mr.. Brown was
granted a SIX months leave Of
absence effective November Goth
His place here was filled by II. {.
M. Benson, former agent at Roy,
New Mexico.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY
TO SERIOUS CHARGES
Pair Arrested Saturday Af-
ternoon by Constable Ste
phens Admit They Forci-
bly, Entered House.
CAVE IN NAL PALS SERVED
AS CACHE FOR PROVISIONS

Birge b. Smith and Ivory
Phillips, two youths, said to be
about fourteen years of age,
were arrested Saturday after
noon at their respective homes
in this county by Constable Chas.
Stevens upon warrants accusing
them of breaking and entering
and larceny of domestic animals.
One of the charges lodged again
st the boys was that Of forcibly
entering the residence Of w. A.
Yates, a ranchman residing
about four miles east of Carrizozo
with intent to commit crime Of
larceny. Entrance to the house
was effected by means of a win
dow which it is stated was brok-
en- out. The other information
accused the boys OF the theft Of
a yearling from the Carrizozo
Cattle Company on Saturday,
december Znd.
CAVE SERVED AS CACHE
The yearllng wnich mad been
:, CT was hi'c' dressed and
was found in a cave in the
L.. !. ais " Lea, otiD troN isiors
alleged to have been taken from
the Yates home and afterward
Identified by M. iares were
found. 1t is SAID The boys had
a complete camping outfit in
their choice rendezvous and
evidently were calculating on
becoming bold, Lad bandits like
Cole Younger, the James boys
and others chat the cheap novels
tell about.
BONDS FIXED At $1,000
The Smith boy is said to be a
son Of Mrs. Bill Booth who is
employed as cook on the Bar w.
ranch, while the father of The
Phillips boy is a weil-Known we'll
driller in this section of the
county. When arraigned in JUS
tice of the Peace Ed Massey's
court Saturday for preliminary
hearing, both boys entered pleas
of guilty and their bonds were
fixed at $1,000 each, in default of
which they were placed in the
county jail to await the April
term Of the district court at
which time their case will come
up for hearing.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08

the organizers are local residents.
The officers are j. b. French,
president; S. b. Fambrough
vice-president; +. w. Gurney,
cashier. The directors are, G.
l.. Ulrick, II. S. Campbell, j. B.
French, S. b. Fambrough and f.
w. Gurney. The capital stock
is twenty-five thousand dollars.
-Tucumcari American.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
MAY MAKE 2 IL CENT PIECE.

A two and a one-half cent
piece is demanded by the coun-
try, according TO the director Of
the mint, whose annual report
made public this week recon-
mends passage of a law author
izing coins of that denomination
from copper and nickel.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
ENTERTAlNS WHIST CLUB.

Mrs. S. f. Kimbell charmingly
entertained the Whist Club at her
home in the west part of town
Thursday afternoon. Out Of
town guests who were present
were the Misses Rice, of Par.
sons. A very pleasant after
noon is reported.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08

Miss Lucille Dutton lie f
Thursday night for Mammoth
Springs, Arkansas, where she
will visit with relatives and from
there will join her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. V. Hill in Nashville,
Tennessee where all will make
their future home.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08

Mrs. S. Il. Barker was up
from Three Rivers Tuesday
transacting business here and at
White Oaks.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
ANOTHER BANK IN CARRIzOzO

The business of the communi-
ty of Carrizozo has reached the
magnitude that another bank is
going to accommodate it. The
new institution is to be known
as the Lincoln State Bank, and
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
RABBIT DRIVES net
NEARLY 1900 SCALpS
Saturday and Sunday Des-
tructive to Species Subgen-
us Macrotolagus When
Many Join in Drive.
GUNS, CLUBS AND OTHER
WEAPONS DEAL DEATH

The series of rabbit drives
which started Saturday on the
bar X ranch owned by Len
Branum. located some twelve
miles southwest of this place,
are proving successful as well as
furnishing choice amusement for
the nimrods of Carrizozo and
surrounding country.
Special fences have been con.
structed purposely for the ridding
of the ranch of the myriads of
jack rabbits, the fences in the
form of two great wings which
when the rabbits are corralled
between the spans are forced
alongside the enclosures which
gradually narrow in V shape,
finally forcing the rabbits into a
pen where clubs and other in
struments of warfare are requi-
si''1r 4 and the tribe rapidly
laid to waste. To those who de-
sire to shoot, ammunition is fur.
nished free by the owner of the
laAcl. =
Saturday several from this
place pAl ticipated in the first Of
the series of drives and report
tho capture and slaughter of
something over 300 animals.
Sunday the drive was repeated
only on a larger scale. Several
car loads OF people went out
Sunday and in the morning drive
about two hundred were report
ed made away with, while the
afternoon drive netted something
over 400.
OsCUaO SHIPPING.
In formation is current that many
rabbits are being shipped this
season from Oscuro to the cities
whore they find a ready market.
The rabbits secured on the | bar
X drives are destroyed, no at
tempt being MADE at anything
bul the destruc of the ami
mails in order TO lessen the dam
age and ravages committed by
them.
RABBIT SAUSAGE MAY BE NEXT
The Texas state department
of agriculture has decided TO take
up the task of creating a country
wide demand for rabbit meat,
according TO dispatches sent out
from Austin.
1t is expected that no less
than one million Texas born and
reared rabbits will be shipped to
Northern and Eastern markets
during the winter months. The
department believes Texas rev
enues will be materially increas-
ed 10y the traffic in jack rabbits
and cotton tails. Commissioner
of agriculture Fred w. Davis
says they are quoted at a higher
price than turkey or chicken in
some cities.
Already the department has
received orders for two carloads.
Texas rabbits generally have
been considered nuisances. Az
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-12-08
WILL HOLD BAZAAR.

Announcement has been made
that the ladies of the Baptist
church win hold bazaar at the
parsonage on the afternoon Of
Friday, December 10Th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
TIME is EXTENDED
CoIurcd Old Folks Homo HAS Rec~tre1
S3.IOi.i3 OF Required
SlO,OOO.

~ the urgent request Of the cam
paiSn committee of the Colurcd Ol,
Folk. Home and it's many friends
Mayor George Amslic has extended III.
time limit for tho solicitation OF fund.-
required Ter necessary and Immediate
repairs. So far the committee ha
raised only S3.lbt.l3 In cash and
PLEDGES or tho $4,000 needed IL tho
work is to be done properly
The movement is receiving the hearty
Endorsement OF Governor stuart. Eep-
resentative y. j. Montague, Mayor
AinSlie. Or. j. y. g. Chandler. super.
intendcnt Of public schools, and other
representative men of the State and
city. On. j. T. Mastin. secretary OF
the state Board of Charities and Cor
rcctions. who has found that the in
sutGtion. though well kept. is handi-
capped through lack OF room and need
OF reDnirs. is also interested In the
project.
The inmates. numbering seventeen.
arc !or Tic most part old family eel.
wants, ranging in age from sixty five
TO 100 years. Others arc On the wait
ing list.
The board" says DR.. Mas,in. he !.
iioves that the Colored Old Folks.
Home Is doing 4 useful work i'm ,ho
community. and heartily Endorses The
movement to put i; on more cf.
Hcient basis
Contributions will he received a,
il"' East Main street and at Si3 North
second street. Checks should be 1nsds
payable 10 the Rev. r. V pcyton. tr.a
hrer' or TO Clara q Pcrval. assistant
treasurer. ~
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
ny r. z. cHAFFIN & co, INC,
Real Estate AuctionecTs,
Main and TMelflh Streets.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant
To the provisions OF deed OF trust
dated May |. 1919, OF record in the
clerks Office OF the Chnncery Court OF
the city OF Richmond. Va. in Deed
Book 2J2B. page 356. tie undersigned
viii offer for sale at public auction to
tho highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1916.
at - o'clock NJ,
on ihc premises. the property situated
in the city uf Richmond. Va, at tho
intersection of the soutncrn line OF
Main Street with the western line OF
Brown Street, fronting 81 feet 3 So
inches on Main. street and extending
buck depth OF about li5 feet To an
alley 20 feet wide. or which, 1T has !,
front OF 90 feet inchcs. moro or less,
being known as Lots Nos. - and ID. in
block 4, on the plan Of Henry Place.
formerly in the County OF Tlenrico.
This sale is subject to prior deed
%f trust on, said property to ~. ".
Jackson and w. r. herman, trustees
dated December !, 1914, of record in
the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Of lienrico County, Va, in Deed BOOK
20i II, page 3J, securing the sum OF
hftccn hundred dollars (si ,5oo). with
interest thereon.
TERMS: Cusn.
h. A. EILISOI.Y,
.,,. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. october 80. 1916. 2
To the Stockholders of Southern Rail.
way Company:
NOTICE Is hereby given, that a gen
eral meeting OF the stockholders Of
Southern hallway Company has been
calleu ~ the board of directors and
will be held at the principal office of
the company in tie Times Dispa tch
Building, in the city Of Richmond IA
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of Jamuary,
1917, at 10 o'clock n/thc forenoon. FOR
the purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning the creation Of
mortgage upO the railroads. and DINER
property. securities and franchises of
the company. to be deSi Suated the re-
funding AID improvement mortgage.
and the Issue and sale of gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount to
S5OO,OuO,GOO at any time outstanding.
TO be ISSUED from time to time. in let.
tered series. maturiug such dates
not later than October /, 1888, and
bearing Interest at Sucu rates AS shall
be fixed by the board OF directors with
respect to each series: and for the pur.
pose or considering and taking ali
such other or further action in RESPECT
&c the creation OF said mortxar. anu
the issue and sale OF sa Id bonds as may
come before the meeting, including ap-
proving the form and provisions of
salu mortgage, approving plan for
the exchange OF the development and
general mortgage pei cent bonds OF
the company for bonus bearing higher
interest secured by said refundins and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
all action taken by the board of direc.
tors IN tho premises. and for the pur-
pose OF tr1ansHcting such other business
as lawfully and properly may De
brought before the meeting.
The transfer books of both pre-.
terrod and common stock will be closed
at 8 O'CLOCK r. nj. on december G, 1916.
and Will be rcopened at lu o'clock a.
NJ. on January 0. 1917
BY order of tho Board OF Directors
l.. ). WYNN
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
AUCTION SALES-To-Day
BY POLLARD IL BAGBY INC,
Real Estate -Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Oh
SlN-ROOM DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN AS No 23bi
WEST LEIGH STREET, SCOTS
ADDITION.

dated Soyember :. isls.' and recorded o.Ts,i
in the clerks Office Of Henrico Cir
cult Court, y. b. ool-A page H. de.
fault having been made in the pay
ment OF a portion OF the debt therein
secured. and being requir so to do.
VIII sell by auction, on the premises
Oh
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1916,
at 1870 o'clock +. NJ.
the above mentioned d, cling, with
lot thereto belonging, commencing a,
a point on the west line OF "A hfteen-
foot alley nine to) fee; three CD
inches south OF Leigh Street, theme.
running southwardly and fronting on
the west line of said fftccn-foot alley
ffty-siN t5s) feet nine 90 inches,
thence back from said alley in a
southe:!y direction eighty lSO) feet
seven 90 inches. NOR oy less to an
which point is thirty-two t3:) fee,
Of the inter section OF the two alleys
THENCE running Westwardly along tn.
north line OF said alley and fronting
thereon twenty-four ca feet six i6j
inches. thence running northwardl,
one hundred and thirty-two I32) feet
more or less. to the point OF beginning
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay COS,
OF sale, any taxes that may he due
and two notes, one for 81 900 and on.
for $500. with interest on same from
May IS, 1915. the residue at one and
Two years after date, deferred pay
ments 10 be secured by deed OF trust
anu To carry interest at s per cent
H. r. POLLARD. JR,
Trustee
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LEWIS H. BLAIR LEAVES
ESTATE OF $4,000
VIII Is admitted to Probate in Chan.
Ccry Court-Widow and
Son Qualify.
MANY SMALL REQUESTS MADE
Tribute Is Paid by Mr.. Blair to Alc>.
nnder Is. timigon, His Valued
Friend OF Long Standing"-ri,c
todiCiiS Make Minor Changes

Lewis ~. Blair, who died recently.
lett an estate valued at $4,000 ac
c"rdiug to his will. which was admitted
t" probate Yesterday IN tho Chanccry
Court. OF this sum SSSa,oo is in pcr
a"nal property and sl5o.ooo in real
estate. The widow. Mrs. Martha Field
hiair: son. Donald NJ. Blair. and the
Virginia Trust Company qua!ihed as
executors and furnished bond Of
s?N0. C0u
Tho VIII MAS dated April 6 1912.
'nd had attached five codicils which
made ;rining changes in the original
document. Reciting that children by
his first wife had been cared for
prior TO his death, Mr.. Blair be-
Tucathed the bulk Of his property to
his second wife. and specified that
trust fund he set aside which will
yield an annual revenue OF Sci5O for
his wife and children by the second
marriage Most Of his personal prop
sriN. includiuc works oC art. "a library
aud his Monument Avenue home go to
the widow. with the provision that
children by tho hist marriage may have
any reasonable demands complied with
Among other assets the tcstator
held two policies for $1,000 each on
the life Of William NJ. Hall, and
policy for $4,000 on the life of s. s.
of L. T.. Rout. lie directed that when
this money was payable that It be di-
vidcd between his widow and the chill
dren by his first marriage.
WILL rAYs TRfBITE
10 ALEXANDER II. GUIGoN
Several minor requests were made
In tho will. Jean Ruilin Field is left
$1,000. and E,z" Meade Harvic Alice
Faulkner and Alice Blair Hogc. $500
each In Il codicil tho bequest to Alice
clair lioGe is revoked. il being set
forth that She is now happily married.
The Will directs that tho testator'S
former partner. Frank .. Bevcridee.
and Lauchornc Putney his partner and
associate in later years. receive 500
each "ith which to purchase some
simple memorial IN his memory. 4
codici! rcvokcs the bcqucst to MIR.
Putncy.
Request OF $500 was also made 10
Susie Blair. and siG0 was left to each
OF tho following servants; Lucy John
son. Bessie Norrell and Fanny Tay-
lor.
The will concludes;
1T is my recommendation TO my
widow that she select my valued
friend Of long standing, Mr.. AlcXan-
dor Il. Guson. to he her counsel In ALI
things relating to my estate. and in
all individual matters in which she
may need tho advice Of counsel. She
will find him loyal friend and an ahla
ana wise advisor"
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FOR SALt:-Rcu, t:.t.,c.

DEI,' tor" H., residential rn:l 81 boSt MIR.
S'li, ely. ':cId i"C;,, toni s;,oCi. md fix
inr''s invoice N,"u; ;j.cco address, L..
,-,f" Il,,l.% ln.t.iya
- -
IcH Sul". on the car ltnc u MeSth.mp toI
near Country club beau giful building lot.
c-s% terms. Address = .3n. car, Tines. DI,.
fpii sac. - Wc>:hsinpton. "u Thr'. ,hop,
E"ni hi"f huildi.L lot. below market prir.
- s"in 4, "m.". 81" this bargain Address
~ ~ .ar" Times p,4,.trn
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It'd WANTS

5s"': I'M ..l s' y. '"' is;.n
rh' following rates apply Tor repeated
0l NIX G.;:p r W,y,s Az v 'Ml:" 4
" risA&GE Of corr. ASH ro ~
RATE i'Eit LINE.
sunday ."i nA ,nnI n n%S ! % cents
tS S,;Sn;,nnI ,.aYr ,,S; :"
nmo nAiI.Y or Su$DNY . cent? =. line
H !a WITHIN On. M MOI. 10 ,sm ,., In
iiG g. to III, insh and 4: words 10 IN. I'M
nsTATioiS Is, IST Fr T.n. "SSl Abs.,
hses arc for the con, cnience@ 81 tno unbiir
Msm, Ads. arc accepted by 'hem a. tn
WEST " FoEsi''EE srHE:sr
,.%s.sdo's'" brSs Store. rl".I ATy. aud
Marriners Drug .to-c. sa:i ,:royr A.e
fright! Drug 10. lac. I.c:nbardy a"d
hiiem Avenue rhar'nao.. ,licn $50. ana
i e !" pl@s n ,sf.. q ., & . YAK s. s.
,urnf ST. oi !n"F ss1. 4s r ,r. - St
80 IL May ~ i;rc.. Broo!. Ave. .nd Clay
..rsrran, Drut store. rou.hcc aud BROAD
y hH !: ar,. or ,,1 no' 22iahn i,rnEEr :,
I,,ar,I;1yi Ih.t,nay5. :n!,l asa Main 81.
" K y."xIa" si No! Nor,n nj Iii "a, 81, s; -''
. RiSh-rdS"m DRUG store. Gol y Seventeenth
Tus"ers rnrrina5% rw @f" M End Main
,"ni,.,n- rhsrn,acs. twenty a,.r ana Mar.
syringe bruE comua"y. Twcn,> third snd
Woo ! sy!.saf Drus 90 twenty Il; n
Woods :'ha rmacy v.,u,,- Y,,h ara tr;rt
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER :. 1916.
at i O'Clock =. NJ.
the above described property.
Nos. 1882. 635 and 1885 have seven
rooms each, and No. l63S has six rooms.
with gas, water and sewer connections.
and have been papered. painted and
put in good repair.
The houses and vacant lots front
lSS feet OH the north side OF TAYLOR
Street. and run back 10 feet to a 10
foot alley. and will bc sold according
To plat made by the city Engineer.
copy of which can be seen at the
office Of the auctioneery
Rersons in search OF small homes or
good paying investments are invited TO
attend sale.
This sale is made subject To con-
hrmation by the Administrative Board.
TERMS: Cash
JOHN L GoDDIN & CO.
Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
charged With Mrcckinn ,...

g NJ. Parrish to-day will face trial
he'ore MAGISTRATE II. S. Sunday. or
henrico County. on a charge OF wreck
ing an automobile belonging to ,.hr
"h'te Auto Service Company and OF
'hJnrli's the occupants of the car. The
warrant was sworn out by r.. s. White
The alleged smash up occurred on The
Erook Road on November i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06

r. Richmond. Va, Deceinber 4, 1916.
Al members Of the Thrift Campaign Com
mite" arc requested To meet In the direr-
dnrs room OF the Mechanics Savings Banis
Third and clay, Streets. THURSDAY, lie.
LoIiN MITCHELL. President.
y THOMAS NJ. CRUMP. Secretary.