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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
MpL (PuBLIsHER) 0l09l5 020966
Department OF the Interior.
L. s Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
January IL. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Charles L. Headley
Of Stoneham Colorado. who. on February II. 1910.
May 81. 1914. made Orig. and Add. H. E. No.
0lDsi5 and 02095s. for southeast quarter and the
northeast quarter Of section %. township sN.
range SOW of 9Th P. NJ. has Sled notice of inten.
tion to make final five year proof TO establish
claim to the land above described. before register
and receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. on the 18th
day Of March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edgar C. MoiIat Of Stoneham. Colorado
Frank Ware. of
= Fred Rossen. Of Ills
Vim. d. Northup Of :: 2-22
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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NoTtGE ION PUBLICATIONS.
NJ. 7. l.. IPuhlisherl Serial 0ll20i
Department of the Interior.
e. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Jan. II, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Robert S. Russell.
Of Loveland, Colorado. who. on February %. 1910,
made desert land entry No.0ll2nI. for south half
Of Section 2s. Township Nine 70, North. Range
s. west 9Th principal meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make final desert land proof
under paragraph 3. section 8. Act Of March L. 1915
Relief Granted C May s 1916. to establish claim
70 the land above described. before clerk Of the
district court at Greeley. Colo, the 9Th day Of
March, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses.
Augustus X. Rose, or Lovoland. Colo.
II. ID. Henry Of
Jared Craig o. lis
Charles Craig Of 2-22
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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

81 p. L. tPublisherl Serial 0ls75l
Department Of the Interior.
O. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado. January
u. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Fred W. Fales. Of
Buckingham. Colorado. who. on March II. 1913.
made Homestead Entry, No. Qis75i. for North
Half u Section o. Township North, Range 50
West s,h Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention To make Final Three Year Proof, to es-
iahash claim To the land above described. before
United States Commissioner. at New Raymer.
Colorado. on the 7th day Of March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harley A. stansberry Of Buckingham, Colorado
Thomas J. StansberFy. Of
Eugene NJ Palmer. Of lis
Gottloh Fritz. Of 2-2
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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


L. tPublisherl Serial 0l17@
Department Of the Interior.
L. $, Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
January II. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Brer Hedberg. of
Weldona. Colo Box 81. who. on March 7. 1910.
made homestead entry No, 0l07a3. for west half
Of section S. township 6N. range 5sW. 9Th p m.
has tiled notice Of intention To make final five
year proof To establish claim to the land above
described before clerk Of the iistric, court at Ft.
Morgan. Colo. on the 7th day of March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses.
William J. Killham. Of weIdona. Colo
Robert ]. Mintar, Of
Goord Holmo, Of lis
Efiek Bloom. Of 2-22
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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

horcE Is hereby given that will sell at pub
lie auction. % the highest responsible bidder, on
the ith day Of March, 1917 at o'clock r. NJ.
a the Office uf the State Board Of Land commis-
sioSers Capitol Building, Denver Colorado. the
following described lands, situated in Weld coun-
u, Colorado. viz:
PAT ot alninan Value osner Bt
Section Sec Iosh RanFs ptse aef Insfo,s. Inrfb,e.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-02-15
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NJ. r. H. tPubishert 0i55ll-0l65a9
Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Sterling Colo. jan u 1917
Notice Is hereby giyed that Albert J. Leach, Of
Stoneham. coo, who, on March Is. 1911. Oct
p 1911, made orig and add homestead entry. No
ul55il and No Ol6539 for south half Of sw quarter
and NV quarter Of sw quarter and sw quarter of
"a quarter sec II, quarter Of q quarter of
section II. south half Of sw quarter and ne
quarter Of sw quarter sec la. town On. range 57w
6th m. has filed nptice Of intention to make final
five year proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before United States commis-
sioner at New Raymer Colorado on the 18th day
Of March. 1877.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Russell Henry. of Stoneham. Colo.
Lige Widener. Of
Edward C, Worsfold. Of New Raymer. colol-is
Henry H. Miller. Of Stoneham. Colo. 2-22
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN TO
AID LITTLE FOLKS
Child welfare Comnnt,ec OF Chill
dren's Home Society Have Fifty
eight More for Whom 10
Find Homes.
COSTS $50 TO PLACE CHILD.
Campaign Launched Tuesday Meets
Gratifying Response From Rich
mond People-Good Opportunity for
Enlargement of the Heart.

Fifty-eight little children are still
awaiting the generosity of Virginians
in order to be placed In comfortable
homes before the winter comes on,
and hundreds of yet undiscovered
waits will take their places in the
children's home at 1906 East Frank
lin street. to await In turn homes
in good families. The campaign
launched Tuesday by the child wei
fare committee OF the Childreu's
Home Society OF Virginia. to place
all present residents OF the home
in families, Is progressing and four
teen OF the little people have found
homes since yesterday. Twenty dol
lars pays for the expense entaileG
in placing one child.
e. Randolph williams and Il. Rabb,
have each paid the cost OF placing
Ave children and the following have
paved for the placing of one each;
Mrs. p. L. Conquest, Mrs. Kate
Langley Bosher. John Garland Pol
lard, Charles z. Hasbrook. J. A. Con-
nelly. S, II. Halves, DIR. Douglas s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
HAS SEVENTEEN Per
CENT IN SERVICE
land Park Methodist Church
Makes Splendid Showing,

The F. e. Anderson Bible class,
of Highland Park Methodist church.
has furnished II per cent of It's mem
bership to service in the army and
navy In recognition OF the patrio-
tic service of these absent boys. there
will be unique religio-patriotic ex-
ercise In the church next Sunday
morning, when the usual II o'clock
service will be given over to the
special Bible class exercise.
Bishop Collins Denny will make the
address. There will be special mu-
sic appropriate 10 the occasion and
large board with contain the roll
of honor
The pews In the center section will
be reserved for the families OF the
men whb have enlisted In their coun-
try's service. Friends are requested
to bring flowers for decorations.
Not one of the men failed 10 pass
the physical examination and Mr.. An
derson is justly proud of his splendid
class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
AMBULANCE COMPANY
GOES TO CAMP TODAY
Richmond Unit Under Orders to Leave
This Afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock
for Petersburg.
HAVE DANCE AT ARMORY
Unit Has Enjoyable Affair on Eve of
Observation-Disclosures Furnished
by Local Red Cross Chapter.

Red Cross Ambulance, No. &C.
which was recently organized here.
will leave this afternoon at o'clock
for Camp Lee. Petersburg. where it
Will be given intensive training for
service IN Europe AS a farewell, a
dance was given in honor of the men
last night at the Howitzers' armory.
me ambulance company has been
ordered to assemble at Grace hospital
this afternoon at . O'Clock prepared to
move to camp. All equipment and
baggage must be left at the hospital
before l o'clock in order that it can
be loaded on the trucks and sent TO
the camp, Dinner for the company
will be served in the Grays armory
AT 1890 o'clock.
Ambulance company. No. 40. was
organized by DIR. c. II. Lewis. who Is
IN command. The company has been
QUILTED largely through the efforts
OF Coleman Workman, chairman of
the Richmond chapter Of the Ameri-
oan Red Cross and Richard Gwath-
mey, the disbursing officer.
selected With Great Care.
The men were all selected with
great care in regard to character and
ability to perform the work that viii
be assigned to the company The COM
pany Is under regular army reguia~
tlons and Will cooperate with the
army in the field, The personnel in
oludes skilled mechanics and men well
acquainted with the care of the fine
fleet Of ambulances and trucks do
mated by the Richmond chapter
At Camp Lee the men will be train
ed in rendering first aid. elementary
hygiene as we'll as in the driu Of SAINT
tary troops. The unit will have separ-
ate cooks whose regular army wages
will be augmented by the Red Cross.
Members OF the Unit.
The unit is composed OF the follow
ing:
Thomas H. Anderson, statesville.
n. C. Albert ]. Atkins, 10 South
Pine William A. Baldwin. Dunbar
ton: William NJ. Barbee. 3l1 North
Elm; Charles II. Behlem, 803 East
Grace; John L. Belcher c621 West
Cary; Thomas H Berry. 8 North
Laurel; Walter D. BRECKENRIDGE. l01
West Main; Edgar r. Brizeudine. 215
East Grace; Edw. r. Browder. Box
$50, Petersburg; Gordon T. Bruce. r
F. d. No. 4: LemueI w Cheatham.
Jr., 4f06 Forrest avenue: Wilbur 3.
Cardoza. 14l0 Floyd avenue. Norwood
c. Cardoza, Blackstone; Edwin W
Carroll. Box 40S, HopewelI; Alfred B.
Carter, 1900 Beverly; Frank G. Chris
tian, SIS West Grace; John N. Chris
tian. 3st2-A Floyd; Dan J. Coleman
2b15 Grove; George P. Compton
Blackstone: Walter G. Commerer,
1911 Church street, northwest, Wash
ington; Reavis G. Cooke. 27ll Floyd :
Irwin @, Craig, 2S1f East Grace; Carl
D. Crest. ~ North Eighth: Carleton
A. Crump, general delivery, Hopewell:
Thornton L. Davis. Shadyhurse, Her
mitage road: Louis S, Deal. Yves.
Cary.
Bryant W. Dew, 1928 West Main;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
Two Of SAME NAME
IN CURIOUS M|x-UP
One, BENJAMIN Harrison Martin Has
Been Discharged, the Other Has
Not; Question Is Which One?
BOTH FROM PATRICK COUNTY
Owing to Local Boards Blunder Pa
pcrs Were Mixed, So Both Men
Took a Chance and Reported to
Camp Lee for Duty.

One Benjamin Harrison Martin
should be soldier in the making at
~amp Lee. Petersburg. but the mil
ftary authorities a, the big canton
ment are wondering what Will be
come of second Benjamin Harrison
Martin, who ia also there for inten-
sfve war training. Both benjamin
Harrison Martins are from Patrick
county, and while one is required TO
answer the draft, the other has been
granted n discharge. Which 1t is,
nobody can tell, and there comes the
puzzle
I4eutenant-Colonei F'itzhugh Lee
yesterday telegraphed Adjutant G en-
sral w. w. Sale to have the Martin
tang1e unraveled. Both boys are from
Patrick county, one coming from
Shuts and the other from Stella. The
ShuffE Martin is numbered las while
the other is No. 140 Both were
drafted. but one was discharged. BY
some blunder OF the local exemption
board of Patrick county, the men
took a chance and came to camp.
There they win remain until the case
have their papers mixed. but both
Is unraveiled
Five more deserters have taken to
the mountains according TO informa-
ton reaching the adjutant general
Three of the cases are reported from
Russell and two from Floyd county.
One of the men. Grayson Lee Mar
tin. Is said to have evaded service on
advice OF his father. on his registra .
ton card he stated that ne don't be-
lieve in war"
Henry Woods of Alhemarle, and
Lewis Putncy- of Augusta, both OF
whom were AT Camp Lee, have been
granted discharges. which reached
them after they arrived at the can
Torment Louis Campbell, Of Az
gusta. Just escaped service as his dis,
charge reached him only n Few min
utes before his comrades were mus
tered in
Many Have Failed to Report.
Many rner have failed n report for
physical examinations and - these
notices are being sent as required by
law They are ordered 10 report TO
the adjutaHt general within I'VE DAYS
or Will he certified as deserters More
than score reported by talegrap h
yasterdas rom All sections Of the
country
Six claims for discharge are now
pending from men under the resistra-
tton aee hut who reriste cred on June
in order 10 escape prosecution by
the stat" authorities for receiving
whisky from nut ~ the state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
Captain William r. Brooke.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 26.--Funeral
services for Captain William Throck-
morton Brooke, seventy-one years
old, who died In his home, ga Boush
street, were conducted at noon today
in st Luke's Episcopal church, the
Rev r. d. W. Howard. assisted by
the Rev, E, 2. Miner. officiating. The
burial was in Elmwood, Delegations
OF Confederate veterans and other
citizens attended the absequies.
Captain Brooke was a member OF
Colonel John s. Mosby's command In
the War Between the States. Besides
a widow, who was Miss Mary Goode
he is survived by three DAUGHTERS
Miss JEANNE Morrison Brooke, OF
Norfolk: Mrs. William Caldwell Cole
man, of Baltimore, and Mrs. James
Benton Grant. of Denver. Col: one
son. Lieutenant James r. Brooke, OF
the United States engineering corps;
one sister. Mrs. JEANNE NJ. payne, and
two brothers. James V. Brooke. OF
Warrenton. and Richard \. Brooke,
Of Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27

Armstead r. Dowdy, $40 South Fifth
avenue, Wilmington, N. c.: Cornelius
l. Dozot. 131 West Forty fifth
street New York city; Victor ]. De-
bauque St2 Second avenue; New
York city; Walter c Davis, 526 North
Boulevard; NiahoIos l.. Eiselein. sol
Third avenue, New York city; George
b. Ferguson, II. F. D. No. 9, Chester
field county; Charles y II. Fort, ~
Raleigh street, oxford. n. c.: Fred II.
Franck. Jr.. 1921 West Main; Fred p.
Fulton, GOA South Elm; Frank II.
Furman. oxford, n c.; Thurston Du-
val-Formy Whiteville. N. c.; Robert
A. Gary. 2316 Stuart avenue;- JaEsas
A Gentry 1926 West Cary: David J.
Gregory. els Lamb avenue: James b.
Haywood, Box 40S. Hopewell: Shirley
X. Hurt, Blackstone; Walter l. Hop
kins, Rocky Mount; Robert r. Harda-
way, Blackstone; David =. Jones, Ar
vonia; William w Kitchen, phenix,
Charlotte county; William T. lands,
1903 West Leigh: Vivian s. Lawrence.
Jr., Churchland. Norfolk county
Arthur Lee. 1911 West
Grace; Byron f. Linton. 1872 Porter.
John b. Law, 1224 Fast Main street,
DanvilIe. Va, Ashby r. Mahon. New
Canton. Va: A. Curtis Moore. 1lS
Washington street, Portsmouth; VIII
liam r. Morgan. Riverton. Va: Writ
II. Marshall. 1905 West Main: James
w, Matthews, Jr, 217 Yast Grace:
Samuel Carlton Mimms, 70T North
Ninth; Charles l.. McCoull, EOS East
Main; Hugh f. McClung, Dupont ho-
tel, City Point: Robert w. McAnally,
j. No n MrT1r,,sfH
Scotland Neck. n. c.; William Morton
Northern. 81 North Boulevard; Har-
vey p. Powell zoos Kenslngton ave-
nue.; John B. Plat. ais Lincoln ave-
nue., st. Paul. MINI; William V. Prid-
dy, Ashland. Va. Thomas o. Sandy.
Jr.. Burksville; Owen II. Morris. Bank
and Sycamore street, Petersburg
Earl Z. silvery. 10 North Elm: Jesse
IT. Smith. 2101 Park avenue; Nor
ment Smith. Weldon, n. c.; George
E. Smith. Colland's; Lew w. Stringer.
1918 North avenue. Barton Heights:
Richard A. Patterson. tr., Whitehouse;
Robert NJ Patterson, Tr, Blackstone;
Frank f. Rennie, Jr.. 700 Fourth ave.
nue..
Robert NJ. stone. sos West Mar
shall; Walter Svdnor. Jr, Ashland
Henry A Taylor. Is Fast Grace: Nor
gan c. Thomas. to5 North Third,
Eopewell Richard r Todd. Dupont
hotel. city Point; Thomas r. Trevil-
Ian, Ashland: Charles r. Taylor. 1917
Perry; Lawrence s Thomas, Wytha-
vile; William W. Vaughan, Ashland;
Reginald r, Whitmore, Whaieyville:
Robert s. Williams. 71a Third avenue.
Highland Park; Charles p. Wilmoth.
2007 Hanover avenue; Cary n. Wing
aelf. 407 West Franklin: Hurley NJ
Young. Wvhevflle: Josiah Christian
Rensburg, Hopewell; Robert Lee
Faeg. BTacksburg; Frank Nichols
Morgan, LynchhurE; Clark Epting
Lindsay. Charlottesville; Richard At
las Maniey. 306 West Main: James
Ashby Wright. la Crosse; Julian
Charles Snellings, Jr, 1900 Balm
bridge; Joel Cephas Kinsev Boone
Mil; Harry Dodman Wingtield.
Schuyler; George Randolph Jones,
14f3 Porter; Clinton Robert Norris
sett. 1000 Semmes avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
LEAR CONFESSES To
MANY PETTY RODDER|fS

According to the statement OF the
thief himself, Detective Wiltshire has
landed one of the most prolific of
sneak thieves produced in Richmond
In many years. b. f. Lear, of Full
ton, yesterday gave Detective Wilt
shire a list of articles which he states
he stole And he gives the places
from which he took the stun as we'll
as the places where ne disposed OF
them The detectives win investigate
the statement further, and proba bly,
put some OF the second hand dealers
and pawnhrokers through the third
degree Many of the articles stCl-
en- by Lear had been reported. The
ordinances require all secondhand
dealers to make daily reports. and
pawnbrokers are required to keep re-
ports of purchases or loans.
Lear was arrested as a suspicious
character by Detectiv Wiltshire. who
soon discovered that he had stolen two
typewriters. He was convicted of
these thefts and given six months on
the reads In each case. Lear is ad-
dicted to the dope habit. and is I'M
dergoing treatment for that now. The
Jobs" he confesses to have done
are entirely TOO numerous to men
tion.".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
PAY MARKET PRICES
FOR CITY SUPPLIES

The administrative board yesterday
determined TO experiment on spend
ing city money, with thu hope Of saw
ing some of 1t for the hard winter
expected All bids for Supplies for
Virginia hospital. Pine camp and city
home for the quarter beginning Oc-
toher were rejected and Purchastng
Agent Hughes was directed to order
his supplies through the MOS. reason
able channels al the lowest prices OBJ
tatnable.
Commissioner Hirsch berg offered
the resolution. which was sustained
oy all the other members nut MIR.
Beck. He said he felt the prices OF
many articles which are TO be pur
chased within the next three months
might be lower than they now APP
pear, and he believed the CITY should
receive the benefits, II anv. which
may accrue. MIR. Beck thought that
TN the long run the contract system
would prove fthe cheapest and best.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
NINE NEW MEN AT
CITY POSTOFFICE

The postoffice department has con-
hrmed the appointment OF nine men
in the Richmond postoffice, taking the
places of Richmond office clerks who
have been sent to aid the government
in handling mails at the Petersburg
Hattiesburg and Augusta cantonmsnts
the men having been recommended
for appointment by Postmaster Hay
Thornton
The nine men appointed are: Sam
uel III. Dodd and George Fl. Fletcher
permanent appointees, taking the
place of men who have resigned, and
Henry r. Ford. William s. Garner
Give r. Herrink James c. Kennedy,
Edgar M. Stanley. Frank b. Thomp-
son and Henry w wingfield An ad-
ditional carrier. Samuel b. Johnson.
has also been appointed.
Fred j. Schurz. OF the local office
left Monday to assume his new duties
at Hattiesburg, and Louis II. Kramer
has gone to the Augusta cantonmnnt
The Richmond office is anticipating
further call to come in shortly for
assistance in handling the business OF
the department at the Newport News
cantonment. which is now in course
of construction 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
RICHMOND MAY LOSE
FURMAA FREIGHT tiMI:
Administrative oBard Is Asked to Re-
duee nockaEe Fees TO save
Company.
ONLY WATER LINE TO prrErsnuRG
Question to he Fully Discussed and
Acted Upon At Meeting of Officials
Tomorrow Morning.

The fate of the Furman steamship
line probably lies in the hands of the
administrative hoard This company
owing to various difficulties, has not
been as prosperous as IL would like to
be, and it'has conferred with the cham
Der OF commerce and the administrative
board upon several occasions with
view of having its expenses diminished
as much as possible.
The Furman line has been running
boats between this city. Petersburg
and intermediate points for several
years. For q long time II had opposi-
tiou In the Merchants' line That COM
pany, however. has ceased to exist. and
now the Furman has clear sailing. SO
far as monopoly Of the river bust
ness is concerned Last year, tho ori~
cials report. the company lost se001.
Expenses in the shape os salaries and
extra help We're out, and the company,
under the present condition of con-
;-ested railroads. hopes TO secure a re-
ductlon Of. dock fees ana get by the
year safely. Freight rates over the
Furman line are the Same as those by
rail.
The city has been charging the COM
pany q dookage fee Of 81 per boat, In
and out which during the year amounts
to about s2.S31. this being the actual
figure for last year. The con1pany has
asked the administrative board to re-
lease It Of a part of this fee. or to re-
turn 10 the former fee Of $50 fiat for
each boat per month.
Members of the chamber Of conn
nerce COMMITTEES on inland trade ard
officials Of the company appeared be-
fore the administrative board yester-
day and stated the case The chamber
Of commerce representing large num-
Der OF shippers. stand with the COM
paay in asking for the decrease In fee,
arguing that the shippers themselves
would be badly handicapped If the line
we're discontinued. The officials of the
company indicate no desire ~ discon-
tinue. They state. however. that sev-
eraI offers for purchase or lease OF their
three boats have been made. and ara
now under consideration.
Secretary Davis Of the company.
stated that the pay roll of the company
is s29, n70 year, there being forty
FIVE employees Of all classes, the high
est saiariad man being the gem
eral manager. who receives 81 500
year. The boats hauled $4,000 tons
last year. IS per rent of which orig
mated in Richmond.
Commissioner Hohson Will later offer
a resolution returning to the old system
of taxation--s50 a month for each boat.
10 he not less than two. and the pre-
vaflIng fee for extra boats. that is SO
In and out each trip,
In order to have fuller discussion.
tho petition was tabled to 80 o'clock
tomorrow morning. at which time the
harbor master and the city attorney
viii be asked 10 be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-27
FIFTEEN COMMISSIONS
ISSUED YESTERDAY
Governor Stuart Ankles Name to Doc
uments Naming Of1cers of
State Volunteers.

Commissions to fifteen officers in
the newly organized Virginia state
volunteers were issued Yesterday by
Governor Henry c. Stuart through
Adjutant General w w. Sale. The
commissions are as follows:
To he captains; Thomas r. Nc
Doweu. Company a, Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Richmond; II. Carl
Boschen, Company 3. Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, Richmond
Joseph Lloyd Kent. Company C,
Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
Richmond; George w. Warren. Com
Blues Richmond: Eugene Bradbury.
Alhemarle rifles Charlottesville
First Leutenants: John Randolph
Tucker, Company c. Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. Richmond: George
" FPps, Jr. Company A Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. Richmond; T.
Elwood Atkins Company u Rich
mend Light Infantry Blues. Rich
mond, Ernest c Mead. Company r,
Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
! Richmond; Joel NJ Cochrane, Abe
marie rifles, Charlottesville.
Second iieutenants. John q Ar
mentrout,- Company c, Fontaine
Jones. Company n. Charles q. Hams,
Company n. Raleigh W Hicks. Com
many A Richmond Light Infantry
Blues; William F. Loving. Alben1arie
rifles, Charlottesville
Three companies have already been
organized for the Richmond Grays
battalion and a fourth Is now being
raised. These companies will take
The place Of those now in active serv-
/. ice and Will he available ar the call
OF the governor at any time.