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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-11
Local and Personal News Notes


Your subscription 10 this paper
lis IL paid up2
Big line Of watches az Sfonfer 5.
The old prices yet.
Have them put on paper at the
Fisher barber shop.
Service and courtesy our motto.
AIack's barbes shop.
Nothing too good for the Fisher
barber shop. Try uE.
Boys school shoes and school
clothes az Carlson 3.
Stoufer has not raised HIS
prices on repair work.
The Fisher barber shop will
make you look better.
AZ the p. o. store, Mrs. Lyon 3
pure homemade candy.
Atty. q. Orr McMinimy was
over from Ilo Tuesday.
All kinds household goods at
Paige's End hand store.
The best things ia school toys
for boys az Carison's.
Peter Neslcr is serving the best
chilli IN the northwest.
All work guaranteed to please
az Macks barber shop.
Look for Il At Paige 5 2nd hand
store; LIST door west II. o.
Bargains Ia secondhand sewing
machines az A. II. Fixes.
Carlson's fall suit samples for
men are in. Yours is there.
The grouse season seems TO be
about closed around here.
Banker Il. Wienss went 20 Lew
iston on business yesterday.
School supplies, pencils, tablets,
etc, at the Post Office store.
Jim Long was an arrival from
the Middlcfork ranch Tuesday.
Get your Turkey Red seed
wheat nc Ncxperce Roller Mills.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Lee Kelly were
over from Winchester Tuesday.
At half price and most as good
as new at Paige's End hand store.
James Marker was a passenger
for Lewiston-C Charleston yesterday.
Mrs. Bob Linsday was in town
this morning enroute TO Lapwai.
,. A. Schultz, an ex-Nexpercer,
was up from Lewiston Saturday.
Buzz Hunt and wife, OF kamiah,
were Nczperce visitors Tuesday.
Forty tons Of alfalfa hay will
be sold al Fuller's sale next Mon
day.
Attv. p. w. Mitchell was
Lewiston and Asotin visitor Mon
day.
Acroline Tonic viii cure your
dandruff. At Mack's barber
shop.
G. A. Hawkins went to Lewis
ton Saturday, returning last
night.
FOUND-Ford shock absorber
lat this office on pament this
notice.
c. II. Little is over from Win.
chester visiting his brother, J. w.
Little.
Two good rams for sale at $15 /
each IL taken at once. +. w.
Cargill.
HAY FOR SALE-4O tons clo-
YER or alfalfa. Harry Knutson.
tf.
These nights are frosty, but no
country ever enjoyed a finer
autumn.
The very best and purcst sup
plies always used at Mack's barb.
sr shop.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for
ducks and geese. J. NJ
1872
Bill FISHERMAN left yesterday
Tor Montana after a two weeks
,isit here.
For quick and careful dray SER
vice call Berry-at Donovan y
Z a rfft vas ## 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-11

Oh, my goodness me,
lie ism biz like we thought
he'd be.
Preachers are made 10 very queer.
Don't talk 80 loud he might be
near.
Get your tickets a. the Artie
for e0nr New Minister. "
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-10-11

A fine fall, thank you.
Mexican chilli az Neslers.
The harvest Is about over.
New cut glass a. Stoufers.
The Herald $50 per year.
Eyes tested free BY Stoufer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
CITY CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS FEBRUARY TERM
Eddie Ro-rnbrrg Secures pcrmi>s sion 10
Change Ills Name to Edward
I'0rtnSrs.

Orders were entered yesterday ~
TIA" city Circuit Court granting per
mission l" Vernon Leo coles 10 chang.
his name 10 Vernon Leo Hartley. and
10 Eddi" Rosenberg 10 use the cog
uumen Of Edward rorluGcs.
Being the opening day Of TN" i'.bru-
AIRY term, tn" docket was called, and
cases set for trial Tho following cases
We're dismissed from tn" docket: L. J..
iiudeins against j. II. Kidd. Helen y.
Wh'ilo"E against the Virginia Rail-
WAY and Power Company. lIurlcy X
Early. Inc, against Taylor & Orange,
Monte T.. i.eath's executor against Rob
ert Watt. Edgar .tllan'S -NccutriN ana
executor aGains, Kaufman & 90. w.
II Perkins against the Gu"rrant Ho-
tel. u. Francioui against i e Haynes.
". g IIili Printing Company against
the Scre.nlard Company
In the suits Of Emma Lee Vaughan
against the Mayo Milling Company,
inc. for s2ssi2..o. and William Catlin
against August /. KrcnGcl Il al. mo-
tions to docket were made
The following lawyers wor" admit
ted !" practice in this court, +. Whnr-
ton Brown. Walter \ williams. .Ir.
I"S"ph T.. Hall and John |. Long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
CLEVELAND BUSINESS
MEN VISIT RICHMOND
f'aprr>> hmaxen,rnt M Evidences ot
'"s' Growth and Prosprrit!-tn-
tertnincd ut Luncheon

Ntter spending twcnly-;our hours
seeing ana being entertained 10y Rich
'nond. seventy two business men.
members OF the manufacturers and
wholesale Merchants Board of the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Cleveland.
O.. lief, AT midnight last nigh, 10 pro
ceed southwark OH their forty-sccond
trade extension excursion. The marty
Will continue the trip TO Florida
where some Of the members will be
joined by their wives ana go 10 cuba.
Coleman Wortham. president of III.
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce. ac, =
Ell as postmaster AT the buffet lunch
con given by the local reception com
nirtec in honor OF the visitors at 1870
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
Flemish Room of the jefferson Hotel.
Governor stuart ana Mayor Ainslic
delivered brief addresses Of welcome TO
winch response was made by a l..
Osborne. president OF the visiting or
ganization. Edward Bower. OF Cleve-
LAND. spoke on The Human Element In
business Luncheon included corn
bread. sweet potatoes and OTHER typi-
cal Virginia dishes.
After the luncheon. the members Of
the reception committee took the WISH
tors in their own private automobiles
to sec interesting places shout the city
The visiting business men were intro
duccd during the aftsruoon 20 "a large
number Of Richmond merchants and
manufacturers.
on behalf of tn" cleveland men.
Iresideu- osborne expressed high APP
probation for the reception given
them Never in thsI" entire expert
enc" on such excursions ne said had
they been welcomed more cordially.
The visitors declared also, that they
We're amazed At the growth and enter
prise Of Richmond and ~ Tho owl =
dcnc"s r prosperity they saw ON all
sides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
Nduy Is Getting
Ready for War
Recruiting Office 10 Be Kept
Open Until Midnight---E
criionS 1rc RcdoubLcd.

TIE navy is getting ready for war.
NnouS the Indications of that fact
II lh' telegram received yesterday at
ihe Kichm"nd recruiting office from
lieutenant commander Grady recruit, =
INK Inspector Of the Eastern Division
which orders Keep open day and night
untii midnight. il necessary. Rcdou-
hi" cN"rtions for r"cruitinG.'
In accordance with instructions re-
c"iv"d several days ago. personal tclc-
grams hay" been prepared ordering
all naval r"scrvists in Virginia to re-
port for examination in Richmond
Tn" kilograms will he scnt on a mo-
nentS motto" If the mobilization order
- received from headquarters The
members of TIA" naval reserve who pass
TIA" examination Mill hc sent To Nor
folk and assigned at once to active
duty on hat,lcShips ,hcrc
Recruiting III all branches of tho
reg ular service is reported good al
though the officers in charge of the
Richmond stations state that the pros
poet Of war has had little effect upon
TIE number Of applications Civilians
entering tho service at this tim" would
ne NOR" likely Ia JON = state orGartiHa-
N"n than Tn" regular branches. ac-
cordlnG 10 recruiting officers
Major l.ctChcr IIardcmau i'm .,hurr.
of the United states Army recruiitnr
station in Richmond. established SAT
urday new station at Orange The
station takes the place OF til" oue
at AlcNandria, established several
months aGo and closed January 81 al
ter AN unsuccessful career.
contrary to general opinion the
United states Army is not greatly be-
low authorized strength. according to
Major Hardcman. The cavalry has =
tow more men thau required. tn" ar
tiIicrN. engineers and medical corps
arc nearly full, and tho infantry is
"nN 10000 short OF its paper strcngth
OF 1".S'o enlisted men. The total au-
thori.ed number of enlisted men in
the regular army is i36.Gl2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
Objects to Using
Basement Room
Grand Jury Says It's Quarters
Are 'Disgracc TO Any
Community.

After returning the usual batch Of
indictments for fcioui"S and violations
at the prohibitions law. the grand jury
yesterday submitted a verbal report to
Judge II. &. richardson. in the HuSt-
iusS Court. Ia the effect that the room
set aside for its use by the Admin
tS;rativo Board was "a 'diSgra.r 10
any community y. Rciruc Blair. the
foreman Of the grand jury. called the
attention of the court To the fac, that
The room. which is situated in the base
men; Of the city Hall. is dinry. inSan-
iiary and uncomfortable.
The court promptly entered the fol-
lowing order The grand jury. through
their foreman. y. Boirnc Blair. this day
made "a verbal report Ia tho court To
the effect that the room III the base
ncnt of the City Hall, assigned for
their use by the Administrative Board
is disgrace to any community ami
requested the court TO have this room
put III proper condition by the time
another grand jury met And il is
further ordered that a copy of this
order he certified TO the Adrninistra-
tive Board OF this city for their ac-
ton
Thirty-two persons were indicted by
the grand jury for alleged violntions
Of the prohibition act. Those accused
IN the true bills returned follow:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
"FRANtE.'' "RISSIt" AND
..AMI:KIt 4" AlE Pr AIsItn

Amid 50 much excellence II IS DIM
CUT 10 make selection. but If special
praise is to be given France" Rus
STA and America" are entitled To mat
distinction. 'Allous' "urants de- Ia
patrie' was the motive Of the French
"a beau. 1t showed It squad Of artii-
lerymen In action, led on 10 victory tx.
the embodied memories of Aisacc ana
Lorraine. Will" the Spirit OF Frauch
ascendant and rcsplcudcnt. was won.
derfuiiy represented hy Mrs John
shelton Williams.
Madame Donaldas songs, ranging
from "pcra,ic selections 10 simple bal
evenings program. With You're Way
out There" which tells tho story Of a
wife's letter to her soldicr-h husband she
won her greatest success
To all Of Madame Donalda's songs
Mrs. Charming NJ. Ward supplied Il,
brilliant accompaniment. in kccpng
with her sound muSiciuuehip.
There were beautiful dances by MISC
Wiuslow Keen. Miss Elizabeth Kings
bury. Miss Katherine howard. Miss
Elizabeth Eur, and Miss Frances Full
l"r. Miss Keen danced ~ Joan Of Arc
suite in thrc" movements. portruyirr
III" Maid az Orleans as peasant. solder
and martyr. and, With Miss Howard.
appeared in Am "lnn. graceful radiant
fantasy to WebherS ''rhc Invitation TO
Dance"
The evening had IFS commercial side
also. Tn" audience illcd boxes. over
floor and balcony. whil" ia tn. foynr
or tho th"at"r It thriVin. trade ia ri-
GarS. confc"tinns. Gags and nowcry was
carried on before and after tho per
f"rmanc". 1t was carried on during ,h.,
performance as veil. for E"d Cross
nurses. French aud English lassi"s and
IA # ~, ,i,i l, Il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
LECTURES TO statesmen
William Hrtbkc. of thicnEo spcul>. ON
stud. Uf Trade
tyct-s.

William E"'hto of Chicago. director
"t business administration in tho La
sale Extension University. Delivered
- l"ctnr" last night h"f"rc tn" Salcs-
n"nShir 'luh Of Richmond on Tho sub
l"'i' study Of Trad" cycles From the
Ni""r"in, Of !>al"sinauship" TN"
meeting 81 tho club was held in the
'''l '"rl"in "t tn" Jefferson Hotel Mr..
i'"ihko has l"ctur"d in tn" leading
cities of tho country. AMI is nnnny
ing editor "f "IiuSincss Aduinis,ra-
ti"n. q library % modern business
Nhilc he was - professor IA tho Uni
v"rsiiy of 1"lorado IN" acted as di-
rector OF tn" coiorad" Legislative
E"fcrcuc" Euronu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS
SUE FOR TAX REFUND
Claim 'fhrt thcS fHid at Rate at St.tn
md SHOULD Have Hrrn Assessed Mt
~ cents. n Arc Othcr IntnnEIbIcs

As the result OF urauint"us action
hy the Richmond Gearing House AS.
s"ciation. five banking institutions yes
tcvday filed suits in the iIustiuus
court looking toward the recovery of
taxes alleged 10 HAY" been crroucously
assessed. II IL charged that they pa tl
at the rate of Sl.i0, which the Supreme
Court Of Appeals has held to lie Illegal:
that the rate should not hc III excess
Of 20 cents. The banks seek Il refund
Of tho difference between these sums.
and il may result in tho city having To
make restitution Of something like
100000.
The National state and CITY, Planters
National and Merchants National
Ranks and the old dominion and Vir-
ginia Trust Companies are the plaintiffs
in tho first suits filed. hut they will be
joined shortly by every other member
Of the clearing house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
DELEGATES NAMED
viii H~prr>cnt Uirhrnond at \atinuuI
convention on Industrial
EducntiOn.

h"l"@at"s /" rcpr"s"n, Richmond at
'H" tenth annual meeting of the Ma
l"nal society for the Promotion Of
Industrial Education. which wil lac
h'ld ~ Minneapolis, MINI. February
II To -, were uamod Yesterday ~
Mayor Aimsli" Those appointed arn
br j y g. chandler, Superintendent
~ Schools; " II. Mag"c, Director Of
Industrial Education in Richmond
schools. and William Is clarke. Jr.
secretary II Ia" Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION
rms socicty met 10 Richmond so,
ern years ago. At which tim" an in
dusirhl survey Of tho city was mad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
BROWNING MAY RUN FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Orange Delegate Declines TO Affirm or
Deny Report Eliminating
From WaNhinStou

George l.. Browning. member OF the
House OF Delegates from Orange. de-
clfncd last night either TO affirm or
deny tho report cmanatinS from Wash
incton that he will shortly announce
his candidacy for the Office Of I.ieutcn-
ant-Governor of Virginia. Such rumors
as have gained currency. said Mr..
Browning 10 The Times dispatch cor
respondent at Orange. az. entirely UNI
authorized by him.
In political circles here. the report
WAS received with high interest. There
arc already in the fold to succeed
Northumberland Ellyson. former
Delegate Martin Williams Of Giles and
former state Senator Frank r. Buch-
anan. al Marion The latter is now
attached I" the legal STAFF OF the Unit
cd States Treasury department.
Both Mr. Buchanan and MI Williams
ar" known as s.anch organization
Democrats How the organization
would split as between these two can
didatcs, should both remain in tho
race 10 the end has been a question
that has furnished political men with
an interesting tnpi" for speculation
Tn" entrance Of Mr. Rr"wnin:: would
"nlivcn tn" situation still more. sine.
h" is himself affiliated with the organi-
cation wing.
In legislative circles fow mon arc
better known than tho Delegate from
crhng". For q long time after the
adjournment al tho session Of 1919
when Speaker Edwin l. Coz announced
his retirement from tho House Mr.
Browning was regarded "s a strong
candidate for the Sp"ak"rshir Short
" bcfor" tn" convcuinG of Tho House
caucus I'm January "f las. wear how
ever. he publicly announced his with
drawal from IN" race. ANA Harry II
houston. h"l"sat" from Hampton. was
chosen Speaker by Il unanimous vote
tS"'"niIN, Mr. Browning. N Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
LOCOMOTIVE OFFICIALS
ARE STILL MYSTERIOUS
Decline to Comment ON Hurry Gail for
Police Protection OF Works
on Saturday Night.

Despite all denials OF the statement
that the Richmond branch OF the
American Locomotive Company WAS
placed under police protection when il
became known that diplomatic rcla
tons between the governments of the
United States and the German empire
had been severed. i; is known fact
that the local Police Department WAS
called on Saturday night 10 assist in
the protection of the plant; and that
thirty-fvc extra men were employed
by the company to patrol and protect
the works.
ON Saturday Night when, il is al
legged. plot 10 destroy tho works vas
overheard in a hotel on Broad street.
"a call was sent in TO Manager Curry.
and h" asked that assistance he given
by the Police Department
Detective Sergeant Willy and uni
formed man from both the FRS; and
Second Districts were sent 10 the loco
motive plant. They remained on duty
all night.
The Times Dispatch made repeated
eiforis 10 secure statements from Off
Gals Of the company. Manager George
II. Curry. Vice president C. X. I.assi
ter and Assistant Manager w :. Sea-
mans were called in turn They de-
clined TO discuss the matter in form,
neither denying tho complaint nor ar
hrmine the basic matter OF the original
query.
After the alarm was sent out Satur-
day night. Assistant Manager Seamans
himself came 10 tho Academy of Music
III search OF Detective Sergeant Willy.
and took tho officer To the works in
his car.
Major Werner stated Yesterday after
noon that he would give every assist :
ance To tho United States government
rni too ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
AUDITORS REPORT SHOWS
CITY IS DEEP IN DEBT
Table of Receipts Shows 1851 900
From Bonds and &i,6OO,OOO
Bills Payable.
CASH BALANCE IS Sl.D,5o7
Yet CncNpcndcd balances on Recent
Bond Issues * Given as SD.:,,-
''o1.20. Represented by Work
Partly Under Contract

T"in' receipts Of the city of Hich-
m"ud for the fiscal Year cudiu. .Ianu-
AIRY II were S6.iGSs.7 according To
VIC annual report OF city Auditor
'r"hShi'" mad" :" tho Common Conn
en- t"S' night This compares with to
u rc'"irts OF the preceding vcar of
>''"o""h" :: In The total this ,o,r
Is an Item Of SGSl.oco from ,nc sain
t., n"r cont bonds ana $lGon 400
OF bulls payable. repre- soutin. u,,u..y
borrowed from bank I'm las, yc,,,s
tot"I We're items "f s. geo Nno from ,bc
sal" OF per cent bonds and 81 SOC. nno
from hiiis payable, leaving tho ci,y's
net r"'"ir's from all sources other
IMAM money borrowed at bank ,ui
bonds sold $3.SS1G@7o5. as conp,rrd
WIN n"' receipts for tho year previous
Of ti,lo6.G63ao
Tho cjty's receipts from taxes worc
>2.3Hi,lN t.5s as compared with $2.aSo.
'"l.'" for the preceding year ic
'"iptS from the sale OF .as were said
''''N" as compared with $5l5.7099..
showing an actual Increase uotwi,h-
standing the reduction in price. 10
C''p'S from water rents were $%iS.-
''f.S' a. compared with S%;u4at.l
ItrCNlI,llS ,--a.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
WAR RELIEF SOCIETY
STAGES BIG BENEFIT
TablcauX and Exquisite Dances Arc
Enjoyed by Large
Audience.
WELI.-KNOwN PEOPLE ASSIST
Thrill Of Sympathy Shown in Occa-
sinnal ou:burstS of Unrestricted
Enthusiasm for Martial Songs and
Observation-Disclosures Represented.

IL was very wonderful perform
anc" which was staged at ia" Academy
"f Music last night. under the aus
pieces Of the War Relief Association Of
Virginia. Not only were tn" tahlc,uX
beautiful and some of tho dances cx-
uuiSitc. hut thcr" ran through the aud
i"nc" itself an uudcr"urrcut Of patri-
otto fcrV"r that on every occasion and
there We're many "c. siuus-s ir,nv
into fun and r.rvcut cNpr"sSinn
IN" pictures ." r,iiantly presented
on til" stage wcr" pictures. IN" audi.
enc" knew, OF what mivht we'll hc la
store t"r its own country and its
own people. Richmond audiences arc
cold and unrcsn"nsivc. i, has boon said
THAT accusation would not have boon
repeated by ono VIII" Eel, last night
IN" generous acclaim. tn" thrill ct
sympathy. the occasional outhurst4 nr
Unr"sirain"d enthusiasm with which
some martial song or tahlcau was re-
'eived Dixie" anu '''i'hc S,ar-Span-
@ied Banner" werc played to :, stand
Ing and cheering throng.
The tabieaux Of course. were rho
outstanding features Of tho entertain
IN happy understanding Of the peoples
aud tho events they pictured. b,i, th.y
were staged wit han art at un,.. zen
erous 'and discriminating From ~.
opening scene. which showed Tho
stricken and hcrcavcd Belgium of inc
German occupation. 10 the final. where
~ triumphant America lighted
freedoms path for al! tho world thor.
was II" break III tn" fine artistry with
which those presentations wore made
THOSE. TAKING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
REPORT LOSS OF HORSES
state Veterinarian to Investigate Eases
Of RIind StnEgrr- in Prince
Edward County.

Reports II the loss ct several fine
horses from blind s'aE="rs wer" made
I" stat" Veterinarian ! r; Fcrncy-
h"uril from Primo" Edward county
Yesterday. ana he lcf- for F'armvillc
tast night t" max" AN invcs'iEa;ion.
'rh" disease. hc stated. wns caused by
feeding damaged o. ruod"d grain.
Three eases w"r" reported last week
and In" state Veterinarian desires TO
d"t"riuin" whether prosecutions VIII
follow for Shipping in'n this state feed
liable ." caus,, this dis"as. IN animals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

u J. " hiiord. postmaster at Pom
dl"i"n. Louis" county. Yesterday was
h"lG Tor TIA" Erand jury OF tho United
states District Court at tho April term
on "har"" "f irregularities ~ thu
conduct "f his "f,ic". Ito Was admitted
:" hal In tn" som &C $500 Tho pro
Nm!narN hearing was held before Uni, :
"a states commissioner Melvin Flcg
cnicimtr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

Efforts ~" being made hy so,cr,I
citH"rs Of iFiehi;'ui ParN 10 Iaunch q
for tn" establishment of q
jiucy line frum Virginia Avenue to
fifth and Broad Streets II is not
improhahi" that tho matter vIII he Dis.
"Hss"d ~ IN" n"rt meeting Of tho
~ shI"nd Park 'itizons Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

Ernest NJ. Woodward. Of tho Iuartcr-
masters corps. United states Army
came last week 10 bis home. 2s0o East
Grace street. for months leave of
absence from Fortress Monroe. grant
cd on account of AN operation which he
recently underwent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
i.rctur. n, Richmond ro,,.rc

I'r. W y Montgomery, professor Of
Latin At Richmond College. viii leo
tar" ct ".ci"ck this afternoon in tic
'"ll"c" auditorium ON The Roman
World. as raul. the Apostle. Saw II"
rh" i"ctur" VIII t." tho las; Of n pc
ri"S that har" been given weekly 10y
members of tho college faculty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
REPORT SHOWS CRY Is
LAYING BE:NDND IRIS MEANS

The report shows that the CIV
Council appropriated during the year
so.l33S@o5i; that there were. expended
S6.SHH.?@3.6S, leaving ovcrdrafts OF ST.
H"1."i".oi and uncXpeudcd uppropriu-
tons OF S7o.S0G.?o. Tile items listed
as overdrafts consist principally OF
Si.'l'.'96.l: listed as bills payable and
Slo%.lVo discount on bonds. Actual
oN"rdraftS are Of minor character
OF the uncXpendcd balances $4,000
consists of the city subscription To the
Stoncwail Jackson Monument fund.
which Is payable AZ the work ON th"
monument progresses. and $l5.55:; Of
the street fund repreScntiuc work UNI
der contract. but not yet completed.
OF various recent bond issues in
Guiding those for the annexed terri
tory. amounting TO $l.Sl5.2S7. there
has been expended during the past
year SSil.S?A.1i. leaving uneNrendcd
appropriations from bond issue
funds. mainly for WORK under
contract, or being planned OF
$s5S.392@9. The total amount Of cash
in bank is given as $4@9,56..23. indicat-
ing that the city has borrowed both
from the banks and from bond issue
funds. payment of which III some in
stances will probably not be required
for some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

requisiti"n was issued yesterday
by Governor stuart ON tho Governor
Of New York for Lucinda Davis. want
cd in Danvillc on tho charge OF grand
larceny Tn" woman is in Jail at New
York city.