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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
AN ORDINANCE

approved January l3. 1929
Requiring contractors In the city OF
Richmond to exhibit their license
to the various departments, bureaus
and officers OF the city from whom
permits are TO be obtained for work
as condition OF receiving such
permits.
RE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
/. That all contractors who propose
doing work In the city OF Richmond
for which 4 permit must be obtained
from any department, bureau OF Off
Ger OF the said city shall. upon maxi
ing Application FOR such permit. eX
hibit TO said official the city license
authorizing such contractor To engage
in business for the year in which the
permit is applied for. ana shall fur
nish in writing list OF his sub
contractors TO the official who has
authority to grant the same. and IL
any or all OF such sub contracts
have not been closed or awarded at
the time OF applying for said permit
he shall furnish snch list in writing
immediately upon awarding the sub
contract or contracts. and he shall not
allow the work under any sub-con-
tract to proceed until the said sub
contractor shall have exhibited to him
his city license to do such business
In the City OF Richmond for the cur
rent year. and thereupon IL shall he
the duty OF tho officer granting the
permit to record the number OF such
license and the name OF the contrac-
tor. exhibiting tho same ms well as
the year for which the license ia
granted. in properly bound book
Kept Tor that purpose. and To index
the same in the name OF such con
tractor: IL shall be unlawful for any
such othcer to grant any such permit
TO any such contractor unless ana
until the said license shalt be ex-
hibitcd to him as herein required and
vrcnrdcd ana indcXcd AZ herein pre-
scribed. unless the same has already
been done during the said year
2. The said city official shall nj once
furnish list OF all sub contractors
To the City License Inspector. whose
duty IT shall be 70 see that all nee
essary licenses are secured by such
sub contractors.
3. Any person violating any Of the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
liable to fine OF not less than five
nor more than one hundred dollars for
each such violation.
4. This ordinance shall be In force
from It's passage.
a True Copy-Teste:
ALB. II. MCDOWELL.
---u..-----.. City Clerk.
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SCAR ON FACE TWIN
BROTHERS UNDOING
tspecia, to The Times Dispatch. ]

lsptClstt W luS
PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. l9.-Josh
Bcasley. Il young white man OF this
city. has Il twin brother 30 nearly
like him that II is with difficulty that
they can be told apart. He also has
front tooth missing and Il scar on
his face. All these came into play
when Bcasley was arraigned In Po-
lice Court here today on the charge
OF violating the prohibition laws by
selling whisky to two Norfolk de-
tcctivcs. who have been here several
weeks aiding the local police in their
drive against the liquor traffic.
Al the hearing today the two Nor
folk officers testified they had bought
pint of liquor from Bcasley on jan
uary .. and noted at the time that
he had n front tooth missing and had
n scar on his face. Confused MS to
whether the right party had been
hailed TO court. Beaslcy was asked in
court 10 open his mouth, but failed
to do so. However, the scar on his
face was apparent, and he was held
FOR trial in Hastings Court. He was
released on bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
STATE SOLONs ORGANIZE
TO FURTHER AGRICULTURE
. Brad Beverley Is Made
Chairman of Group
at Conference.
HURT. or NorrowAY. A LrADEI,
VIII Attempt To Enlist Ala md Az
H"cintion or other LcEisIntorS Who
Have Farming Interests Deeply ut
Heart.

Seventeen members OF the two
branches of the Virginia General AS
scmhly met in conference with o. A..
Thomas. business manager OF the
virginia Educational and Co-Oner,-
tive Farmers Union. on Tuesday
night and organized to take action
,or securing thc passage OF the laws
which the several agricultural or
CARNATIONS m tie State agreed up,n
at recent inc".ing held in Ricn-
mond.
AZ the agricultural conference III.
io'l"win staten ent OF purposes WIS
drawn up:
TO study Various Proposals.
The agricultural conference is tho
outcome OF desire OH the pa-t of
lhosc who have formed II 70 make n
systematic and more or less group
study OF the various proposals. bills
and resolutions that may come be-
ioTe the General Assembly for action
curing the session. and to consider
them in their relation to agricultur,
as 1t may affect the general welfare
or Is affected 10y the interests and
desires of other groups or the clti-
zenship OF tho Commonwealth.
III IS tn" desire OF the conference
-" N''iiSN the ala ana association
Wi'hin the membership of those mem
hcrs OF the Senate and House OF Dol
eeates who have the interests OF ap-
ricuiture deeply At heart, and who
wish To cooperate in the studies and
discussions out of which should come
proper safeguards for the agricul-
'ural Interests OF Virginia so far as
they can be secured without prciu.
GIcc or injury TO other factors, rrouns
ana interests that together make up
'he oody OF our citizenship"
beverley Elected Chairman.
senator j. Brad Beverley, of The
ilhins, was elected chairman; Dele
cate }. NJ. Hurt. OF Nottoway. vice.
chairman, and Delegate w. ]. Story.
OF southampton. secretary OF the ar
ricultural conference.
The committee named TO soIicit
names is composed OF Senator Thopa 9
;. Hening and Delegates Hurt ana
Turner.
tha !rman Beverley is yet to name
body to be known rs the central
committee which will watch the hilIs
introduced in the two branches and
report 10 the conference, which wI,I
meet upon his call.
1t was announced last night tho,
twenty-three Delegates ana tb,rtv.
one Senator's have given their names
IN support OF the purposes of the
conference as above set forth
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BILLS IN THE HOUSE

The following were presented md r..
fcrrcd under rule 81: 800 ''
=" the Committee on Appropriations:
n! ME- btown. Of Roanoke C,onu,v-,
hiH TO appropriate the public rcv.,,..
Tor The two fiscal years ending rcsra,,
Ne!y. on IA" :Sth day OF February. 1874
mn ~ 'n, -sih day OF February. 1924
Mining: ana
hy Messrs. story. ozlin and Prince
~" 10 protect landlords agains, removal
ment therefor. 'u"'A"-
To the Committee on Courts OF ms
Hy Mr.. Boatwrisht-A bin Ia
and re-enact section iti3 OF the Code or
BY MIR. nodEers--A bill to amend and
r"-"naoi section 3iol OF the Code or W..
Einia. va VIZ
ir. Mr.. GIhson-A bill to amend o,a
re-rnaci section 5oGf OF the Code OF vir.
ginia. VI '"
ty Mr. CaFpenter--A bill to repeal sec.
non 5ll3 OF tho Code OF Virginia
~ Mr. McCo'ter--A bill To provide thar
no costs or fees shall be taxed for or
~, "a, IN" ny, way allowed to. an attorney for
inc commonwealth in any case unless he.
or someone for him. actually .nnear.
ana prosecuics the proceedings before the
court. '''
To the Committee on Counties cities
and Towns: Lures
i,y Mr.. Boa,wrlGht-A bill to amend
ana rc-enact section 2743 OF the Code
BY Messrs. Page. Brown. OF Norfolk
Ttyi Jones. OF Richmond city:
Rodgers. Price. Fuller and HaddonE
bill 10 authorize the councils
or other governing bodies OF cities of m,
Commonwealth 10 divide the municina,
area Into one or more districts. and in
snch districts to regulate the use OF land
and OF buildings or other structures. and
the height thereof, and also to es,abIisb
building lines and to regulate and restrict
the construction and location OF buiI,linvs
and other structures.
ny Mcssrs. Pag,, brown. OF Norfolk
city: Jones. Of Richmond city; Rodgers.
Price, Fuller and Iaddon---A bill TO an
thorize and regulate the recordation OF
pia;s suhdivid!ng tracts OF land situated
WITHIN the corporate limits OF my city
containing more than 80. 900 inhabitants
according to the last preceding United
States census. or within ten miles OF tho
corr crate limits OF any such city into
three or moro parts for the purpose OF
addition thereto.
TO the Committee Finance:
by Messrs Pratt Rev. Gibson. Noting
ham. Massey. Turner. Deana. Hurt. Hen.
derson' Henley. Smithey, Anderson. brown.
or iynchburg; Warren. G. r.: Page. Smith
OF Norfolk County; smith, OF Northum-
berland: Campbell. Richards woodvtlle
Fletcher. Carter-A bill to create a State
tax commission: To dcfne It's powers and
duties; TO abolish the existing State Tax
BOARD and local boards OF review: 10
create county and city boards OF eauaIi-
zation composed OF commissioners of tn.
revenue. and to appropriate money to
carry out the provisions Of this act.
by Mr.. Hoover, OF Shena ndoah-A bill
to amend and re-enact section 2252 OF tho
Code of virginia. as amended by an sot
approved March Is. 1920, and MAroh 10,
1910.
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amend and rc-cnact section 2HSI OF the
Code OF virginia. referred TO the Commit
ter !or Courts o: Justice.
M. Dcdspn: :. II. No. sS---A bill to
repeal act TO constitute one quarantine
district Of the Elizabeth River ana it,
branches. aad tn create "A board of quar-
hhi!n" commissioners ami quarantine
medical officer Tor said dIstr!ct. and all
acts amcndatory thereof; referred 10 the,
Committee on County. City and Town
OrEanization,
Mr.. Doison; s. II No. so-A bill to
repeal SECTIONS 1905. s6TO. 3GTl. sGT2, 3675.
a67s. 3i77 OF IN" Code OF Virginia OF 1919
and sections 3565, 1855, 1861. AGRA. asa.
Ct the Code OF virginia OF 1919 as amend
ed aud re-cnactcd by AN act 20 amend
and rc-cract sections 1868. 800. 3is7. 567l.
iG7I ~ the Code ~ virginia az 1919: re-
f"rrcd 10 tho Committee on County. City
ana TOWN OrgaRiaution.
Mr.. Andrews: s. II. No. l00--A hill to
amend the Code Of Wright. by adding
thereto a new section 20 be numbered
section STA. on the subiec; OF special
agricultural scholarships at virginia Poly
technlc Institute. referred to The Commit
toe on Public Institutions ana Educa ton
Mr.. Parsons: s. II. No. ioI--A bin to
declare void, NJ between the parties. al!
deeds. deeds %: trust and mortgages 1t!
the same b. not recorded within thirty
days from their date: referred to the
Committee for Courts OF Justice.
sir. Holt: s. Is. 40. ,O2-A bill re-
lat.ns to the inspection OF Steam boilers
ana providing Tor the appointment OF u
state Inspector ~ boilers and providing
penalties iot violation thereof: referred
10 the Committee on Agriculture, MinihE
and Manufacturing.
Mr.. Epcs: S. b. No. iO3-A h!,l to
grant Jurisdiction TO all courts having
general chancory Jurisdiction 10 make
binding declarations OF rights and de-
tcrminr questions OF construction, whether
any consequential relief is or could bc
claimed, or not, and 10 prescribe where.
aud how. and with what effect suits
seeking the exercise OF such Jurls0icti lon
shall b. brought and conducted, and how
this act shall II. construod: referred to
the Committee Tor Courts Of Justice.
Mr.. Cannon: :. II. No. l0t-A bill to
provide for tho establishment OF a State
board OF electrical examiners: referred to
the Committed on General Laws.
Mr.. Epcs: 5. Ii. No. l05-A Jill to pre-
scribe how new day for the execution
OF the sentence OF death shall be fixed. and
dispensing with the presence OF the per
SON to be executed: referred TO the Com
mittec Tor Courts OF Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
PLAN INSPIRATIONAL
CONVENTION PROGRAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LfNCHBCRG, VA, Jan. l9.-The
program for the state Sunday school
&C nvcntion 10 be held February 21-22
at Charlottesville. which is nearly
complete. VIII be n practical one for
sunday school workers as well as
providing much along inspirationaI
lines.
Among tac practical things will be
storytelling by Miss Lou Belle
Catcsoy Jones. OF Richmond. we'll
known kindcrSartcn worker: object
teaching. by Walter ID. Hoge, super
tntendent OF a Baptist Sunday school
in Staunton; materials for the pri-
mary. by Miss Annie Woody, ele-
mentary worker OF the Baltimore
conference OF the Methodist Church,
and plans for juniors. rs Miss I.u-
ellie Simcoc. OF Epworth Methodist
school. Norfolk. County work will
he discussed by Colonel parke Deans,
OF Windsor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
BILLS IN THE SENATE

Messrs. Dodson. Corbitt. Andrews and
Holt: g. Il. No. GA bill to create the
Hampton Roads Port Commission, detn.
it's duties and powers. to provide funds
FOR carrying on its work. and to reQulr.
certain reports from the Board OF Pilot
Commissioners: referred to the Commit
tee Finance.
MIR. Corbit;: $. Il No. Ola bill TO re.
Guiro persons travelling on public high
way In any motor vehicle to stop before
crossing railroad tracks ut grade. and pro-
viting penalties: referred tn the Commit
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation.
Mr.. Dods"n: y. Il. No. 96--A bill TO
authorize the councils or other governing
bodies OF cities OF the Commonwealth to
divide the municipal area into one or
more districts. and in such districts TO
regulate the use OF land and OF buildings
or other structures. and tho height thereof
and also to establish building lines and to
regulate and restrict the construction and
location OF buildings and other structures;
referred to the Committee on General
Laws.
Mr.. Dodson; 8. D. No. OLA bill to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
HOLD THREE SUSPECTS
IN SURRY FIRE CASE
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iEPs'lii 10 Inc Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK, VA. Jan. Io.-Clinton
starks. Noah Jordan and Arthur
Jordan. all colored. were arrested
yesterday. suspected OF being impll-
Gated IN the burning Of Surry Court
house.
All three men are accused of be-
ing booticgGcrs. and were out on bail.
IL was stated today over long dis
lance telephone. that on the morning.
after the fire. sheriff Edwards found
TWO lines Of footprints leading from
the road to Surry Courthouse and
back. The front door OF the court
house was not locked. and afforded
an entrance to the stairway under
which the fire seemed TO have origin
ated. The doors OF all OF tho offices
ard the courtroom upstairs were
locked
Sheriff Edwards :ratled the foot
prints to negro settlement and there
found and arrested one Of the thre.
named as Il suspect lie found that
two men had left hurricdly in IN
automobile going towards Spring
Grove.
Wtth his deputies he gave chas.
and finally when the ruuaways were
overttken thcy began TO tnrow out
whisky bottles from the car which
they were driving.
When arrested the officers found
several gallons of mooushinc LIQUOR
aboard. and this reason was given by
the colorcd men for trying TO elud,
the officers. They Genicd all know
ledge of firing the courthouse.
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Valuable Richmond
and Chesterfield
County roperty

ny virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court OF Norfolk County, virginia, in
Committee. ". Mimni. V. Ciopton ct
ais, entered on December II. 1921,
TIA. Undersigned vii offer Tor sale 1T
pubic auction. at the Real Estate
Exchange KOoins, 40. - North Ninth
street. K.chmoud. Virginia. Oh
TUESDAY. the 2i'ii DAY OF
JANUARY, 1872.
AT 1880 +. NJ.
the following properties:
/. That certain trsanGuia. parcel OF
land Ia south Richmond, Virginia. AT
the southwest corner OF Hull Street
and Petersburg Turnplkc. fronting
icei Oh said Turnpike. with width
across rear OF iG5 feet.
=. Tract OF land IN Manchester Dis
trict Chesterfield County, Virginia.
corded In l.. b. No. 5. pages ~ and
10. containing al acres more or less.
5. Tract OF land. with buildings and
improvements. in Manchester District.
Chesterfield County. Virginia, lying on
the south side OF Hopkins Road. being
all OF Lot No. | on the plat of j. T..
I.aFrade. October 10. 1885 HE'D in +.
Is. /. page 2G3. with the exception OF
about $50 acres conveyed Ia X. X i.
X. X. Co. containing 81 acres. more or
less.
!. Those certain Il lots OF land in
South Eichmcnd Virginia shown on
the plan OF Burfoots Addition duly
of record: s OF said lots being num-
bcred / to s, both inclusive, in Eiock
M" and of them being numbered
23-4-5-6 and I N Block y" Each
OF said lots front 80 feet on the north
side of Hull Street. "ith depth be-
tween parallel lines OF l20 feet. and.
the lots In lilock M" are between
Forty first and Forty second Streets
F'ortieth and Forty first Streets
8. That certain residence property
Tn South Richmond. Va. numbered
ls2' por,cr Street fronting 53 teet
corner Of Fourteenth Street. and run
ming back l2l feet.
g.. That certain lot OF land In South
Richmond; va. fronting 80 feet on
street. beginning at II point les feet
from the northwestern corner OF Nc.
Donough Street and Fourteenth
Street; said lot extends back between
parallel lines $50 feet TO i5-foot
TERMS OF SALE: one-third cash.
balance in two equal instaliments at
one and two years. TO be evidenced
interest added at go per annum pay
able semi annuaily. secured by deed
OF trust TO be drawn and recorded at
the expense of the purchaser or all
cash. ut the option OF the purchaser
II Is understood that all sales are
subject to confirmation by the court,
and that as TO tracts numbered 9 and
s. Chesterfield County. an undivided
one half inter at is owned by another
party. who 'Siil unite with the Spe.
cial Commissioner in the deed OF
bargai- '.nd sale IL the price bid is
aSrecaE.c to him. and IL the sale is
COMP ned by court as to tho Clopton
Ep,<te.
EDMUND S. RUFFIN.
Special Commissioners
a. L. ADAMSON. Auctioneer.
In the Circuit Court OF Norfolk Coun-
~. Virginia:
I hereby certify that the bond re-
uuircd OF the above Special Commits
s!onar by the court, In the above
mentioned suit. has been duly given.
Given, under my hand this 23d day
of December. 1921
G. TAYIOE GWATHMEY,
Clerk OF Said Court.
By Hugh Johnston, D, c,
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klMEHOUGII, MCCARTHY CHRISTIAN. INC.
Real Estate Auctoncers.
TRUSTEES SALE.
WEST BROAD sTREETLO

in the Clerks o
mad the
MONDAY. JANUARY
p NJ.
south line Of
and
5 4, as SHOW a OF
Clerks
H.
JOHN S. Trustee.
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~ HARRISON Il RATES.
Real Estate Auc;ioneers.
North Eleventh Street.
Trustees Auction Sale
New Bungalow, West Side
Clinton Avenue, Belle
Vue Park"

trust, dated March 10. 1927. and duly
recorded IN the Clerks Office OF Hem
page i15. defaul, having been made
in portion OF the debt therein
secured. ANA being required so TO do
Public Auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1929.
At O'Clock +. ~.
the real estate described In said deed,
as follows:
County Of Hcnrico. State Of Virginia,
near The city Of RicnmonG az SHOWN
corded In the Clerks Once. Hcnrico
Circuit Court. l.. T.. 10, page ~.
designated as lot No. 10. fronting loo
fee, n, on ths yes YES side Of ClIn,on
Avenue. and running back westwurdly
between parallel lines 30i.67 feet on
the northern line aud 304.s+ feet on
consisting OF Groom bungalow. with
sleeping porch. papered and screened
throughout: hot-air heat: oak and
chicken house. Lawn graded and
seeded.
TERMS: Cash.
This sale is made subject TO a prior
lien OF $4,000. due March .. 1924. at .
per cent payable quarterly.
ALVIN u. HUTZLER,
Trustees.
While the sale is for cash, other
terms may he arranged.
HARRISON & BATES,
Auctionecrs.
The above sale is hereby postponed
to Friday, January 20, 1922, at same
hour.
J. LEE DAVIS
ALVIN Il. HuTZLER,
Trustees.
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Golsan &
NASH, Inc.
III Sorth Eighth street.
EXECUTORS SALE
hkr

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
DINW iDbiE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
AS executor OF the tate James Al.
HairOd ana as directed by his Will.
duly p.oDated In The Clerks Office
o! the Circuit Court OF Dinwindie
county. NirSIn!a. sinai! Offer tor
sale at pubiic auction 10 the nIEh.
est U!dder. IN trUut OF the principni
dwelling mouse on she premises here
matter described. On
FRIDAY IA. 'tARf 20. 1872
AT Soon
that certain tract oi land, or when
the late james NJ l;arrod died seIsed.
situate on both sides OF GraveIiy
Run or Moore's Road. in Itowanty
Masisieriai District. ID d DIE
miles from the CITY OF Petersburg.
containing 5zl.6 acres. according 10 a
survey thereof made by w L. Rives
&. l." IN Nove,Hn-r and December.
1921. on the following terms: one
third tl-3b cash. the balance III equal
instaiincnts at one, two and three
years. notes to be gwen tor the de-
TERED payments. bearing interest
from the date of the sale. ana secured
by II deed or trust upon the property.
cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
me purchaser Is to pay The taxes on
the said land tor The year 1922.
This tract OF land has upon II
nice dwelling mouse. tenant houses
and ali tn- usual uutUuilGtnss ana a
II is admiralty located and most
desirable property. A plat OF the
iand can b. seen by application to
the Undersigned.
RICHARD IA. MANN,
Executor OF James 81 Harrod.
YOU save money when you buy and sell
through thee co!umna
ru,I.e h.spatcn Want AID tnotIa
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Murderers to Die In February.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. 10.
Motion to set aside the verdict in
the case OF Tom Sparks. colored.
found guilty in the Circuit Court yes
terday OF the murder of Cornelius
V. Ward. Northside farmer, was
ovcrruled today by Judge Fishburne,
Henry Lockett, colored. convicted
jointly with Sparks for completely in
the crime. was then sentenced to die
February %. and Sparks on the fol-
lowing day, the eth.
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Six Seek AMHERST Omc,

AMHERST, VA, Jan. ia mum
Der OF candidates have announced
themselves as applicants for the Of
nee Of county treasurer to MI the
vacancy caused by tho death OF K.
III. Drummpnd Among the applicants
are Mrs. Robbie D. Campbell. W. II.
carter. y. 9. Joynor. Captain John
NJ i'ayne. o. l.. Evans and +: r.
Stinnctt
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Mnnatcc Limps Into Port.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 10
The Shipping Board steamer Mana
tee. twice aground in the Bermudas,
lirnred into port this morning and
went to the shipyard for repairs
She is badly damaged and will have
TO be drydockcd.
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|ihGiNiH STATE INSURANCE COIN
NOTICE or MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS


Richmond. Va January D. y2
You are hereby notified mat the .unus
meeting Of tn" StOcnEo.i-Ts Of ,hc Life
Insurance COMPANY Of virginia viii ba
heIi at the Home JN!C- % the COMPANY
corner Of CapItoi add I-utn st--~,n
E!cnin"ni Va. on "riErsIuy January
=. W. a. O'Clock l. 81. for ~. purpose
90! ei-ctluS a President aud the D!rsctvra
OF a'!a COMPANY, iof receiving the An.
qua! Krport ~ 'hs Buarj Ur Directors
ani the rstlacatiVn u, the aCis OF tns
'hlI oO.Tri since M asst annual meet.
ing II StOchhu!i-f-. anI fUr the trans
action %. such other business al. may
properly come before said meeting Tho
BOOKS FOR transfer ~ stock 81 th- Csm
pany vii. be c.O-.t! on January ., 1872.
ana rcDYcaed on January -. a. /, 10
desirable tba, al StUcknplieTs shan u.
prrs-ut IN iersOu 'f represented by
PROXY.
A. CARLTON Mex E&%EY.
Secretary
THE annual meeting of the stockho.dcrs
OF the NON!au Company VIII Dc held
az their o;iIc-. 81 East Main Street.
on Monday, J"HGary IS. i9-2, IL. 81.
l.. q. Thomas. Secretary naI Treasurer.
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u. $. GoNERNMENT FRAME HOUSES
aoIso stendhtd sash. pAari doors Il.
terror ceii-d. excellent opportunity Tor
home uui!ders at sacr!iice price, Must
be moved quickly. Brenner & Michael
son. sos BTuoN Avenue