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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
GERMANS CEASE FUTILE EFFORTS
 SKATER BRITISH LINES

fensc along this front for the present.
 Desultory attacks have developed along the southern extensions of the Cambrai line during the past twenty four hours but have yielded the Ger mans no return for their inordin3tc waste of men under the concentrated British gunflre.
 The British artillery yesterday broke up heavy German troop concentrations in the region east of Gouzeaucourt. which were evidently planning to att tack the British lines in that section
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

counter with the shells from the Brit ish artillery The British gunners also dispersed large body of Tcuton in- fantry which was gathered in the vii cinity of Mocuvres. No infantry 0t- tAcks developed however, and there are indications that the British will soon resume their forward drive on Cambrai The only effort made by the Germans since yesterday mo.AIn@ was rontincd to violent smelling of the rc- zion around the village of loV@cpu ric which was totally devoid of results.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
AUSTRIAN ARRESTED
 CONNECTION WRECkS
By Associatrd Press


 SEATTLE D,,. D0 W.u.,. 5 mHse If Aust-a .ad on, .. th- crew of th. raciho Stcomsmr comwnN'. \a-la steamer Spo@n, WIS arrested a.rr ro1a> m connection vi.h 'he rr. cent s,.uam- of the mn uoa, Idol Fou' .u rh, HHu-H roumna coast
 Wt.b. A.- arrested following an
 we-c=uuu :" t.s noI dj-I~,.r or 4o>ruw.nt agents vnu wore artm!ed fol rH.. uup.-. ..u4 {, several ,pt,uil er.m.ta.. -uuouaImr the nou dIs,-,l in sm,h H. ln,r was .ovoIsol un.uI .ogoj1u.. h.s 'a'~o b,ro l.G,u uf tar p,oou,r ,on- c,drnr, or thrc, Alaska vessels being wrecked within d period of three OF foW dal~ along th, sam, coast and .urdr practically 'hc same conditions and Nitn rcuom mcNr tupd c.rcum- stances olmchme in r'ch case. and In- vostgation~ ac being made ol tho vrccl,~ of thr Spokane. Marwoeo and Ald
 The officials refuse to confirm re- |ports in circulation here to the effect that other arrests are to follow that of Wiltcho 3s d result "t the invcst- .gauous
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
By Associated Press.

WASIIINGTON, Dee. 5. In con- formitl To the r,qocs, of rrca.dcn, Wilson for declaration of war
 against Austuu as contained in tho
 presidential message read to congress by the President yesterday, Chairman Flood, of the senate Foreign Relations
 Committee has introduced l resolution calling for war against the Ausuan government
 The resolution is couyhrd in form and language approved h> the rrr~i-
 dent and provides that a state of war
 exists between the United States and
 the Imperial Austrian government
 after noon today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
By Associatcd Press.

By Associated Press.
 ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS. Dee. , -Ecports reaching the General Stam headquarters from the .Nsaso front say that the Tcutons are massing great forces of men and guns in the Asiago section with the evident intention of renewing the terrific offensive of the pest two weeks
 The resumption of a general offcu- si>r i> also expected and preparations atr being made to resist what i~ thought will develop into the most scvctc encounter that has vet taken
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

error. The report asserts. however, that the territory may be developed and grow in population and homo building with the aid of capital and more roads. But in the mcantim" i' must bc looked upon as nothing more than a mining country. The report concludes with t strong urge for the construction of more highways to as- sist the country toward the realize ton of the glowing rcpor's of overly enthusiastic Nlasl>ans anu transitory tourists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
B. Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec 5--With q comparatively small number of e%- captions the bakers of the country will be placed under the license controlling direction of the National Food Admin iatlation next Monday and will com IN-Cc 10 us4 u c set fornul for pr. = Gucr s a stardardized io,f of Mlal required by the Food Administration.
 The Hooverized bread system will have the effect of making the bread loavcs of the country practically uni form in size and weight and will also result in their being composed of iden- lial ingredients.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-An army con- uact scandal developed yeStcrdaN when pany. the II. D., Pamalee Co. Wm Thom, and q number of other persons ufacturing industry were indicted by q federal grand jury on a charge of con- spiracy to defraud the government out Of Q sum approximating one hundred thousand dollars on contracts for ser vice hats for the national army forces. Aiding and abetting the conspiracy to rob the government were two inspect
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
SECRETARY WILSON INVESTIGATES N w.
 LUMBER SITUATION
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Dec. Secretary of l.ah- or Wilson arrived here yesterday and is preparing to make a complete invcs- tigation of the lumber strike situation of the labor difficulties which have so seriously distrubed the construction of shipping on the Sound.
 Secretary Wilson arrived in bad health and is resting today, The in vestigation of the lumber industry is expected to commence tomorrow
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
KERENSKY
 COMMANDERS CAPTURED

Of the E,EucyiN f". .,- M r4, f 'I south of :rosr.d docl.' u.r ta. Bolshcyth have captured Gene. ! Dukchon,a. commander of 'a. K .r". sky armies. attcl shat ror'l. in the
 .cmW If Molaiev The r.ror nu- tn 2 asserts 'h.t thr .u'U.' ..n. muJre has been hdl'1 n. n" thrown from a moving train ou ah'ch h. Was being brought to rhr r.rit'l The killing of the General Is -..t to have been the result of his r.ocn' dcc- laIaton of lynch Law fer tho purpos" of disposue If thc Eolshr,iN rov" ters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
9TH CHAPTER OF
 THE lPON CLAW TONIGHT

At the Dream tonight the ninth chapter of "Thc Iron Claw," under cap- ton of Arrow of Hate" with clever Pearl White in the lead is the head - liner on the screen. X Mutual two rcclcr, "The Blindness" featuring Rhca Mitchell and Wm. Stowcu and a hi lorous comedy with Riley Chamberlin and Walter Hiers in Dads Darling Daughters" make up l splcndd pro- gram,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. 5.--.\ftcr four days of ccaseless efforts which brought them gains of no more than triflng import anCe at a huge cost of men. the Ger mans have practically ceased their of fcnsive efforts on the Cambrai front.
 Reports from the British comman- der today announce that the Tcutons have made no effort to renew the ter rife assaults launched against the British lines since Friday last and are showing no indication ofmaking further efforts to break down the British de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Dec. 5-m it's am
 published last night he Alaska Road Commission asserts that Alaska is still practically a wilderness in which but comparatively little development has occurred and the assistance of capital to the less exploited sections as we'll as more roads in the partially developed districts are essential 10 the continued growth of the Territory and the de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
SENATOR FLOOD ASKS WAR DECLARATION
 AGAINST AUSTRIA

~'.'.- ".. H. e.-...l"I ot being ,nnu> agents .nI -u.. .C .ac mr"1H .sN,..mtnf
 The a.' of t~-u"4 v.l IoomuuoD n... fh" Nu~u a residents o' thus .unnN a... .'u-,tacr different -im r.oa n.. n.rt. a ...N rf rHer uti1.a ." \as.a .U ., forced 'o '"s'>'"~..# .0'n 'a.". ln n" ~'mr mun. a~ ,r" 't, G,mn nilroe l'h. b,auatu- f ra. mrota of Aur..- .en W.a rmt.pu... \I"n 'aao m.uon Aa-u.u- ..o ..., to register ot f.o tae .l'.,o.re. .l r.-mmau mtl .ffr. t.o ~...
 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
NOTICE.

Mess .s Peter Juul and Peter x ,iscr nave taken over th" mao2Qemeoi ot the N me Bakery. The prcrr,~ $ wul| re closed until Saturday morn ro for alterations and repairs
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
MORE OUTSIDE MAIL FRIDAY

\ special report to tho Nugget from ChmiN this afternoon announces that the incoming mail consignment due to arrive here Friday contains outside mail of both first and second class
 The shipment weighs 220 pounds and departed for Nome this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

The reasons mentioned a- :. b.el- ilI th- dcrlaoIlou "f W.l m" that \ue- ,ru. n> reason of hrr W.lH., ptlou- lud .rtIvIt.e m support of GrrmluE has forfrl,rI the friendship ,od go"d v.u of 'hc Dnr,I Stto- II je ,>- po,t,d that inc resolution tuI n, sotoJ upon the first of nrN1 week
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
Dept of Justice Preparing to Arrest
 Au~trians

WASuINOToN. Ur. IL uru- patl,o of a drcllo,iou ot u..r oaan~. Au~ta agents uf lh, p.nrm.nt "f Justice aro pI.nn.n4 ro ar.o~t >yurt of Nu4triau~ residing nj t., lmu.d
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
MASK BALL NEWS NOTES.

,4vancc information assule' the wal be on hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

were to be sold 10 the government calls for more than million soldier sky pieces"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

The mask editor like the chccchaco editor invites criticism
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

place ou tn, ltllIIu front
 Hcports reaching heod4narJrr a- srrt that tho Teutoue have ronc.otIat- cd ten army divisions along the ode, of th As.go pla'oou ntlcipa'ion Of the renewal of the offensive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
Trulon~ Make Small Cams m Initial
 Attack

ROME. D., j. Reports from the Italian headquarters ou the Pave front s.l the Tcut"n armies ha>' begun a heavy attack on the Italian positions
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

As d spectator you will be enter tained, as a masker you will h" en- towing yourself
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

Mir. Jacobson purchased his mask up last fall
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

The ladies: The committee prohib- tied the mask editor to give them away-thcy are busy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

This year tendency is toward team work and fun making.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

The original and only Littlcfeld has on tap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

PETRpGRAD. Dee Reports r, r,aching here from the headquarters
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
GERMAN EFFORT TO BREAK CAMBRIA LINE FAILS
TEuT0NS RENEW ATTACKS
 ON ASIACO PLATEAU

,un4 tur A-l1g. plateau The otic.al statement of the W9r mm~'n asserts that tbr invaders q n.l uumhr Of small positions during the first par. of thr attack. The onicml declares. however tHat ItnlaH 'onul" .et4 la no way disturbed
 nd tho .o~~ r'h" positions has had no oth"l effect rt.a to ha-:on repairs on the l'.ut. defensive Inc
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05
PION E FRS

Plans for the Roof Garden, at the n ecting tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

Reported kerensky Commander Cap
 turcd and Killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-05

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
EVERY CONCEIVABLE
VERSION is PRINTED
Lenient censorship Permits Papers Ia
Publish Various Versions OF
itnsputin's Death.
fBy Associated Ircss. ]

By Associated T'rcSs.l
rETitoGItAD. January Ivia Lon
don, January D.---A more lencnt press
censorship has allowed the newspapers
here to publish ain conceivable YER
Sions OF the story Of the death OF the
monk. Gregory Rasputiu. some of them
decorated with the dramatic touches
and colorinS OF AN Arabian Nights
adventure.
Comment is also made fr"ci. on tho
life and influence ~ ti.e dead monk.
!, IS stated that Professor Milukon' and
Vladimir y rulishkcvich, vice -prcsi-
dent OF the Union Of True Russians
have received numerous kilograms of
appreciation for their action IN being
first to call the attention OF the coun-
try forcibly 10 tho evil Influences at
work, chief OF which is declared to
have been that OF Rasputin.
The Boursc Gazette. however. tcridcs
the tendency to cxacgcratc Rasputin's
Importance in Russian politics and
states that il is a miStak. to regard
ANN as symbolic OF conditions in the
country or consider his fall as a chang
ing point in the history or the ma
ton. Tho Rcch discusses Rasputin'.
influence over important officials and
eames persons. including several min
:stcrs. who no; only owed their APP
tointmcnt to the monks patronage, but
were daily In contact with him. seek
ing his advice.
HIS counsel was asked in every
matter. says the Ecch. and nobody
Was ashamed To receive from his hand
what they wanted - get. l.ut The
main thing is not Rasputin himself.
but the conditions which made his ca
r.er possible and allowed such 4 man
TO play such an exceptional part. His
role WAS such, in short. that IL made i,
necessary FOR every resolution recently
passed In the Duna To contain The
nhrase dn.k forccs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
SUDDEN BREAK IN GRAIN
Export business Reported ns Surpass.
Ing tn Volume Amy Previous
NccOrd Since beginning of Wnr.
iBy Associated i'rcss.


CHICAGO. January i.-ENport bust
ness n grain to-day was said Tonight
by some authorities to have surpassed
in rolum" amy previous record since
'lc beginning Of the European war
"hc aggregate was estimated at about
S.p1O.Oo0 bushels. an amount due in
large part TO Il sudden prize. break that
~id,ncd for a brief time to SIS II
husac! N the value Of wheat. as COM
Pared w1h yesterdays nnisE.
Announcements from Washington
that teSideE1 wilson had In view
new tort to end hostilitics seemed to
h" Tao chef reason for the sharpest
descent IF prices. Buyers for trans
atlantic interests, however. were quick
t. take advantage Of the fall in values
and rnlli,s consequent ON export pur-
chascs snoo offset tho greater portion
81 th" losses which quotations tenn
po rartiy Showed.
From ii, rottom price of the session,
Sl.AO =. May wheat. the chief specu-
lhtirc option, rose to Sl.Si To SlS4l-i
nj the last. and wound up relatively
strong. with all but > 5-8 OF the tran
s'"nt |'s break overcome.
Tho S,n.o.000 bushels estimate OF
export taxi vs included not only wheat.
Tut 5,ooo,6o0 Of oats and much Of corn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
tHaNCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds Of Hargnin md Satc
AmOuntinE To SISn.I1n


w. :. Forbes, etc. 20 W. : I,orno.
" Co. Inc, y 10y depth not give, wcC,
me 81 Tenth Street, between j.yrd :,nG
..''hdi streets; second. lot Of land on,
i'h'h street. dimensions not given.
'nifl. two lots OF land on north linz
Of Ryrd street. dimensions MOI ..irnn.
lourth, ~ py depth not given north line
~ 'Nrd street: NTH. two lots of land
ca'h ~ feet IL inches by dcpth nor
given. north side OF Kvrd Street. sixtb
II feet 10 i-2 inches by depth moi rivrn
north line Of Byrd street: seventh a.
icet 49, inches by depth moi riyen
h"r'h IN" Of Byrd Street. eighth, II / 2
Nv a,p'n not given north line Of Byrd
street NINTH - 81 feet by depth NOT
given north line of Eyrd Street: tenth.
Two parcels OF Land first beginning
-ss ~ feet south OF old Town line:
sccomd' - by depth not given east line
and ilaxall Mill Race: Eleventh. two
iots OF land on Hermitage Road De
cember 80. 1916: tax, siA5.Sn: $40.
GO r'" nnS Gtoihsrs; Inc. 10 OTIS II. Grea-
scr "oNl2i feet known i425 Fourth
Avenue. December -, 1916: tax, $500:
SO. F'0 ;
Land Investment Corporation To V.
EliZaheth Lawson. lot l in block T. in
the plan Of chamberlaync Court. De
cembcr l6. 1916: tax. 81. SO.
~ NJ. Stuar, 10 y. l.. Lucas ct ais,
trustees. q fec, loi-2 inches by las
January Z. l"l7. $1,000.
!. heatte 9, nh. to David May.
- l-f by i2o feet south line Of cary
street AZ east line Of Mulberry street.
January :, 1917: tax. $50: $40
Davis & Archer and wives to Irwin
l.. sutherland. a0x6a feet northeast cor
ncr Leigh and Harrison Streets De
eember 20. 1916: tax. $3.50; $40.
j. y kaempt IT ux. To Herbert +.
richardson. lots to 10. inclusive, in
January .. isi7: tax. $3.50; sio. N'u'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
cHA>cERl DEEDS OF TRUST.
seven Deeds of Trust. Amounting IA
S1g,D2S .!IN.

H. NJ. Stuart t" Richcson & penoon.
trustees, - feet lol-2 inches by l,S
rect. known as SIS East Marshall street.
December Il. 1916; $3.50.
v. Elizabeth Lawson to Robert f..
le!ton Jr, trustee" lot in block + in
the plan OF chamhcrlayue Court. de-
ccmber Ii, 1916: S20a..0
NJ l.. Anderson ct ux. TO lie Row
Z. Hrown ct ais. trustees. laxl55 feet
north line OF Grace street, $40 feet ives I
$1,000 '''''
H. q; Edmunds TO w. e. pizzini. trss-
zee. IN 40 feet south line Of C;rac,
street 30 feet west OF l.ombardv
street August 10 1872. s5.ao0
George l.. knight To w g. pizzini.
trustee. 50xloa fee, north line Of FioyI
Avenue. between Rowland and Syca :
more streets. August H. 1912; S5.o00
Otis ". Greaser 10 Miller & I,ayis
trustees. %"Nl2o feet. known as 1895
rf"nrth Avenue. December -. 1916:
IT, y" Richardson ct ux. to Richcson
'ruicnheid. trustees. lots > TO 10 in
elusive, in block + in the plan Of Rat
Terry court January 3. 1877: s2.544.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
STATE SUPREME COUNT.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals con
rened for it's January term, yestc1iay,
considering the following cases:
Norfolk and Western halfway Com
pany VS.. fuckers administrators AR
Sucd by William II. McIlwaine and
J. NJ Townsend for appellant. and Paul
Petit for the defendants and sub
mittcd.
Regular docket:
No :,0-Boneweli ct al. rs. Smith
ct ais Argued by W. j. helms and
l.. \. McMurran for the appellants.
and by T.. :. Collier for the appellecs.
and submitted.
Next cases To he called:
No 3l-Vireinia Railway and Power
Company vs.. Hubbard.
No. 32--city "f Richmond VS.. Mayo
Land aud bridge Company.
No. 33-conrad vs. Ellison II srvey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05

garage. 1924 North Avenue to cost $50
l.. j. Beattic. to erect four brick
dwellings west side OF crenshIw Ave-
nnc. between Floyd Avenue and Main
street, to cost $4,000
W. j. Gilmore. to erect two brick
stores. i0e-i02 = North Second street
TO cost $4,000
W. +. Drinkard. Jr. to erect two
frame dwellings, west side OF Meade
street. between Winder Street and
colorado Avenue, to cost $3.50.
\. l.. StrauSe and t.. H. Gunst, to
repair brick store. 622 East Broad
Street. to cost $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
>rw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. January 4-Raw sugar. Grui
centrifugal. NJ: mola sS.S $40: refined ,
quiet. Butter steady. Cheese Stcadi.r.
SPOT coffee. steady: Rio =. ?isc; Santos IS.
The market for cot,onsecd oil was partl,.
lower carly with easier tallow and cor, :
n"und lard. hut later frmcd w on peace
iaik, short covering and scattered buyir:
on the better showing In pure lard Elnal
nrices were u I" Is roint- not higher.
sales. .S.hn barrels. The market clos cd
Tr,n Snot. l2eo bid: January. l. ood L., 10:
February. II M1ii.s.: March. i,.el n; ls3 :
Arr!l. II e3m ii.9I MAY. lisSGl2nl: June
l. oon i2o3: July. l2.o7 n l2.oS: August, I.03m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
ERRONEOUS NEWS REPORT
GIVES MARKET SETBACK
Stocks Sell Heavily and Prices Fall
Two Points From the
Opening.
RECOVERY is MADE QUICKLY
Rumor Heard Later to Effect That
Austria Is Seeking Separate Peace
Causes Another Slump, and the
Closing l. Weak.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

Sl.u- y,,p,-
80 49, ~. 80, IN '. a,rs ,r,,,,
washington r,,a No m,rkc, another set.
haSk today Tha I.od"r.l reserve BOARD
issues a ,Dor,hiy bili.,ln i'm which ,upcnr
various statements OF MIA; the board his
- MANN 80, IN. ,naIvtsabti>
az h.nLs tnyestin. heavily In Short-irrru
Substitutes OF foreign :nycrnn,ants
kline Iris rSn,tnr on ron nf tho ,urrcnt
belief thar ,hn Iiritish Government has
Cancelled War orders here in order 10 dis
banks SCI In" wall street inlnsinatiUn
Stocks we're sold heavily. and prices fell
/. n"ir;s from tn. l"yHi ,"a"hcd Al the
81 The mistakes snnSuncsn,ent wWs toi-
loved hy = comule:, recovery Thei, came
another extract from the same bulletin
which gave the inuresson that tn" ard
Gus unless Congress authorized i, at once
nothing Alarming Tor stem action MAS 81
uected The PREVIOUS publIcnitorts had got
arains, The market agar,
REPORT THAT AUSTRIA
SEEKS SEPARATE PEACE
Their came reports tina, Austria was suck.
Wilson Womb onnr I'm III ~ smss,is;or. Tho
MARIE, started downward. aud closed weak
near no bottom,
Earnings had i,,tle 10 do with the mar
llsi. eNccrt during the brief period when IL
caiTsc,s from mo Federal Reserve Hoard
h.c.r 10 her II ,ho fabulous earnings .!
The leather conl;,anic- 1t Was said that
80, Nte. ..Ni st..s Al 1ps! h.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ing. = - ~ '""
80 Gives G steady vcals. sll.oo sis.rp: culls
$500 id 40 eo; harnyard calves. s5iof7 800:
Sheer, and lambs. stHady. Fair shccp.
slt"5 ' '2'
Hogs. steady. Medium weight, slo,5:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
HusTINGs COUnT. rARr II.

The following suit was flcd SeSier-
day in the Hastings Court. Fart ~:
Emma Garrett vs. Scabonrd AIR Line
Hallway Company. The plaintiH ASKS
damages to the extent Of S1,ouo. No
declaration was filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
NAVAL. Srnprs

the, A rn, -. G ,as. .anasEEy nrneg
cashs F:oSin. firm; sales. $40 barrels re-.
stock. "e.7: barrels. quote \ d o. Il
Il go: T.. d.: 60: IL, l.. 60: k $50:
~, o.''' y. SO: VIC. 30. NV T2jit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
urge leeds of Bargain md Sale
y nlOuntlu.s

wesley Austin ct al. to Salne Hill,
iot III block 20 in the plan of WASH
t.ne'oh iark. January >. 1917; tax, 81:
sarah y. Sullivan to r. j. sullivan.
IF; lot on the west SIDE OF tn"
C,sInorne turnpike. about one and one
1916: Sl.J50.
Charles X. Willis et ux. 10 Annie |.
WaFne. lots IL and IL in block :, in
the plan of Blooninedalc December
70. 1916: tax. 81: $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
,OTTON GOODS

:, IN IN. YORK. Ianuary, t-Cot,on goods
markets W"r. uuiet. with prices ~ ,.r:Iy
goods stcady. Yarns were easier Raw silk
was iiim"r Mems FOR fall wa. bought
-tS"hi!N JobbcrS report I'd trade uuirt with
Shlpninc deps rtnents busy ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05

iR"nortcd bV Rndr. * i,n,n,,,,,H Shh ~
~ tRSBIRG. VA. january Span.
hushci 9''"'''' s!'""
,Nir"inIa Farmers stock Mare, st.adv
nh'N Jnmbo. ic To SIC Der uonnd: extra
ns1ri,nC. 5hc 10 4c pcr pound: ,'rlmr 3,gc 10
80 80 YER pound; Smelling stock. g. 10 3,so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
HusTINGs DEEDS or rRrsr.
Two Deeds OF Trust, Amoun,inr ,
SH.1 10.

W, T.. Smith 10 X y Pettigrcw.
trustee; lot in block III tho plan
Cora A. TinEle to C;eorr. II. Paul
trustee. lots TO s. inclusive i'm block
l3l' IN the plan of Richmond and Man.
chester Land COMPANY. January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05
MARRIAGE; LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk OF tho
Hastings Court:
Hubert l.. Bailey and Lillian T.
Snead
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Nav. i.+2: july. 1851: October. Is 40
spot cotton. steady and unchanged. Sales
on the SPOT 500 bales: 1" arrive. 40 hai"s.
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WAYNE. lots. and in block 4 in the
pp,al OF Mason Park Land Company
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uUSTINGs TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of bargain mud S,t~
Amounting tn S30aO

j. {, Nunnally, trustee to Modern
Home Builders. Inc. 10, and portion OF
lot 10 in plan OF Woodland IIci,,hts
December IS. 1916: $4,000.
Charles *. Willis ct uA. to Annie +,
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HENRICo DEED or TnIST
One Decd of Trust. Amounting :,


T. J. sullivan, Jr.. G; ux Ia .. J.,
iienley 81 al. trustees. a lot ON the
west side Of the osborne Turnpike
December 10, 1916: sl,550