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THF CHABLOTTSr NEWS, JUNE 3. 1911
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The People’s Market Place
Read By Thousands Daily
1 Ceot a Word Each Insertion
PHONE NO. 115
WANTED
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WANTED—To sell ? 15.00 Bicycle.
Good as new. 'Phone 1174-J. 3-lt
W.WTKD—Position as janitor or
nipht watchman. Address K., 403
fc). Church St., City. 2-3t
WANTj:]]>-Position as stenographer
L> young li'dy graduate of King 3
>Vusiuess College. Address “Grad
uate,” care News. 5-27-6t
TAX RETURNS for State and county
taken at City Hall from June 1 to
June 15, for Charlotte and Charlotte
township. All parties who have not
listed by June 15, 1911, will be dou
ble taxed. Take notice. J. Arthur
Henderson, County Assessor. 1-tf
FOR PURE Selwyn Artesian water,
’Phone 2314. 2-2t
BUILDING & LOAN—The Mecklen
burg opens new series Saturday,
June 9rd. 29-61
WANTED—oOO men to be fitted up in
our $12.o0 and $15.00 Suits, going
at S'j.5\'. Kelk Bros. 3-lt.
MISS IDA NEUMEYER, Viavi Repre-
senative, 18 North Brevard St.
Phone 1449. 8-tf
WANTED—By all-round machinist,
position fc good garage where can
learn automobile business. Strictly
sober and a hard worker. Address
••84”, care News. l-6t
WILMINGTON EXCURSION—S. A. L.
depot, 7:30 a. m., 28tu, returning
leaves Wilmington 9:30 a. m., 30th.
$3.00. 3-6t.eod.
WANTED for L-. S. ARM'S : Abiebodied
unmarried men between ages of IS
and 35; citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate hab
ile, who can speak, read and write
tlie English language. For informa
tion apply to Recruting Officer. 307
West Trade St., Charlotte. N. C.;
r: South Main St., Aslieviile, N. C.;
;:30v2 South Eim St., Greensboro, N.
C. I6713 West Main St., Spartan
burg, S. C., or 204^ West Main St.,
Greenville, S. C. 4-l-tu-th-sat-3mo
UNDERWEAR SALE—For Men and
Boys. Belk Bros. 3-lt.
W’ANTED—Bids refreshment car priv
ileges, Wilmington Excursion, mail.
W. F. Dowd. 24-6t-eod
STATE AND COUNTY taxes listed at
City Hall till June 15. 1-tf
PHONE 921—Speclai sale of ilxiureb.
Globe Electric Co. 3-19-tf
FOR PURE Selwyn Artesian water,
’Phone 2314. 2-2t
WANTKl-'—A few taDie boarders and
roouiers. Well-furnished rooms,
ujoutrn conveniences. Rates reas-
ouabie. Phone 2172, or apply 207
E. Liberty St. 24-tf
\\ AN ri:L>—Two ladies and 2 men to
ihatribute cards. Pays good. ’Phone
lio7-L. 3-2t.
TEACHERS WANTED—Schools and
colleges, all departments, grades,
j^rincipals, superintendents. Many
de.'^irable openings. Three agencies,
one eniol’ment. Guaranteed ter-
vice. Twentieth year. Sheridan’s
Agency, 514 Realty Bldg. 23-4t-eod
WAXTED—Pure bred black Minorca
KooiJter. F., 8 South Caldwell. Phone
I46y-J. 3-lt.
GENTLE HORSES for Ladies; not old,
spiritless plugs, but fine-looking styl
ish, intelligent horses, that know the
v.’ays of the city and are safe.
'Phone 52, Cochrane’s Stables. 3-2t.
BX)R RENT—‘Two 4-room cottages, 308
and 310 McDowell; with water. W.
M. Burkhead. 3-3t.
FOR RENT—Desirable furnished
apartment, 6 rpoms. Rent reasona
ble. Phone 2343-J. 5-29-6t
FOR RENT—8-room cottage, 310 N.
Church St Dr. C. L. Alexander,
Realty Building. 18-tf
FOR RENT—To parties without chil
dren, room6^ furnished or unfurnish
ed with all modern conveniences for
light housekeeping. Apply 207 E.
Liberty St. 27-tf
FOR RENT—10-room flat, 301 1-2 N.
Tryon; |45. J. Arthur Henderson &
Bro. 3-lt.
FOR RENT—Nice 4-room cottage, cor
ner 2nd and Poplar. Water and gas.
Rent $13.50. Call 233 from 9 till 12
a. m. 2-tf
FOR RENT—7-room house, furnished.
Elizabeth avenue, four months from
June 10. Address W. E- Price. 30-3t
Tu-th-sat
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms
close in, bath and telephone. Phone
2142-J. 26-tf
FOR RENT—7-room house, 604 East
Fourth St. Modern conveniences.
Phone 934-J. 25-tf
FOR RENT—Six nice furnished
rooms (with board if wanted), cool
brick house, screens and all con
veniences, on car line. Address
“Home,” carfe News. 26-tf
TWO NICE ROOMS in new modern
house with all conveniences will be
rented, furnished or unfurnished,
to couple without children or two
young men. Apply 1003 West Fifth.
5-24-tf
FOR RENT—Modern 6-room cottage,
506 W. 10th St. W, R. Matthews.
Phone 1738-J. $3.00 week. 9-tf
FANCY BRED POULTRY AND ♦
♦ EGGS. ♦
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PURE BRED Brown Legnorn eggs for
hatching, 15 for $1.00. M. M. Wal
lace. Phone 561-J. 3-11-sat-tf
FOR SALE—Four white leghorn cock
erels. Phone 1035. 29-tf
KEEP KOOL—Porus-Knit Underw'ear.
Belk Eros. 3-lt.
GASOLINE and Oil Cook Stoves—We
carry good line. for these costs
less than any other. They are flne for
hot weather. Lavving-Robbins Fur
niture Company. 27-7t
FOR SALE CHEAP—For cash, $45.00
Bicycle, good as new’. ’Phone 1174-J
3 1-t.
W ANTED—Every man to try Skat I
Soap. Cleans ha'ads quickly. Ad-1
SEWING MACniNES for sale and
rent. $2.00 month. Needles, shuttles
and bobbins for all makes of ma-
cnines always on hand. Lawing-Rob-
Diuii Furniture Co. 'Phone 214.
16-tf
drcbs- J. B. Curlee, Harrislmrg.^^N. j RATEiS! Doard, finest
C.
♦ FOR SALE ^
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FOR SALE—Nice horse and buggj'.
Let me show you. Phone 1481-J.
31-2t-wed-sat
FOR SALE—Ten-year lease on one 3-
Rtory iron building, modern conven
iences. located on South College
street with Southern R. R. track at
rear door; building contains over
8U00 square feet floor space. Ciioap,
one six-room cottage, one block
sireei car track in North Charlotte,
cost three iears ago when built two
tho sand dollars. For further infor
mation apply. A. F. Messick Gro.
Co. 2-2t
location, close in. All conveniences.
Apply quicii—Save money. ’Phone
1670-Ia 9-if
TAXES should be listed today for
state and county at City Hall. 1-tf
SEE SHOW WINDOW—Suits at
$9.50. Belk Bros. 3-lt.
TAX RETURNS for state and county
I listed at City Hall June 1st to June
j loth. Double tax after June 15th.
I 1-tf
1.
WHY MAN—Just look at the $12.50
and $15.00 Suits at $9.50. Belk
Eros. 3-lt.
FOK SALE—One of the best paying
Cycle and Auto businesses in the
county. Don't answ’er unless you
mean business. Auto, Box 336, Un
ion. S. C. 3-2t.
FOR SALE—No. 2 L. C. Smith type
writer, first class condition, $30.00.
P. O. Box 78. l-3t
FOR SALE—Excellent four-gallon
milch cov/. Phone 1035. 29-tf
i"OR SALE CHEAP—Some good farm
ing lands in South Iredell, near
Mooresville. Can be bought reason*
able. For prices and description
and other information write Jas. W.
Brown, Mooresville, N. C. 28-7t
FOR SALE—One No. 3 Steel & Son
brick machine and fixtures, good as
nev. Can be bought cheap. If inter
ested write. Jas. W. Brown, Moores
ville. N. C. 28-7t
I HAVE RETURNED to Charlotte and
reopened my upholstering and fur
niture repairing shop at 640 South
Church. I want your orders. B.
H. Johnson, 'Phone 1821.
18-tu-th-sat-tf
METHODISTS should not fail to go
on the Children’s Home Special to
Winston, June 9th. 3-lt.
A GOOD CHANCE to buy an up-to-date,
clean and good-paying Jewelry, Sta
tionery, Optical, Book and Bicycle
busine&s. Business is established
and flrm has good reputation. Run
ning expenses are small, and is a
snap for some young man who don’t
mind work aud has some money.
Address DMH, Care of The News.
14-tf
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS executed* on
short notice. J. E. Crayton & Co.,
217 S. Tryon. Phone 304. 17-30
FOR BEST EYE GLASSES see Dr.
Levy. New office 30 West Trade
St., upstairs. 6-tf
FOR SALE—A beautiful soda fountain,
good as new. 16 syrup, 5 draft arras,
3 tanks, 2 new tables, 8 new chairs,
4 new stools. Splendid bargain,
cheap. Address Alex, P. O. Box 164.
11-tf
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
DON’T FAIL to take shares Saturday,
June 3rd, Mecklenburg Building &
Loan Association. A. G. Craig, Sec
retary. 29-6t
TAKL SHARES in the new series,
Mecklenburg Building and Loan As-
so lation Saturday, June 3rd. 29-6t
SLNN’S TUNING clientele is increas
ing daily. There is a reason. Senn,
the Tuner. Phone 1569. 30-5t
CLEARANCE SALE on Carbon Pa
per. To reduce our stock we will
sell 100,000 sheets standard type
writer carbon at 50c and 75c per
box of 100 sheets. The regular price
on these papers is |2.00 to 13.50
box. Order quick. J. E. Crayton ft
Co., Charlotte, N. C. 30-5t
JUNE 3RD is date new series Meek*
lenburg Building and Loan Associa
tion. Office basement Trust Build
ing, 210 South Trfoa St. 28-Ot
for RENT—9 South Caldwell St.,
July ist. Mrs. John Van Landingham.
3 It. .
FOR RENT—6-room cottage, modem
conveniences, 309 West, 12th street.
Apply 310 South Church St.
l-3t-thu-sat-sun
FOR RENT—5-room cottage; East
Eighth. Jno. B. Ross. 'Phone 740-J.
3-3t. eod.
FOR RENT—Two or three furnished
rooms. Separate entrance; arranged
for light housekeeping. Garden.
'Phone 1714-J. 3-it.
FOR RENT—Six-room apartment, cor
ner Kinston and Lyndhurst avenues,
Dilworth. Steam heat, and oth«r
modern conveniences, $25.00. C. B.
Bryant. l-3t-eod
FOR RENT — Modern seven-room
house. North Graham, $25 per^month.
Modern seven room ^ouse We^
Ninth, $20.00 per month. D. H, An
derson. 3-6t.
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
rooms with bath; private family, own
home; near Square. 'Phone 865-J.
3-lt
FOR SALJi—Trriite Legliorn eggs, 75
cents setting, pure strain. 'Phone
2026-Y. 9-tf
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♦ LOSl AND FOUNl. ♦
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Concerning
talker
The following will be of interest to
the fans of the circut and it will be
remembered that the deal has just
been closed and Walker leaves this
league to make his debut in the fast
er (?) company.
Under the heading “McAleer Hopes
to Try Out Carolina League’s Ty
Cobb" the Washington Times prints
the following:
If the Spartanburg club, of the Car
oling League, will agree to immedi
ate delivery of “Husk” Walker, the
crack ^rdener and terrible slugger of
the circuit, the Nationals will have
the youngster for a trial in left field.
Mike Kahoe is now in Spartanburg,
trying to make arrangements for the
delivery of the youthful star at once.
Walker is being touted down there
as another Ty Cobb. In all his games
this season he has shown marvel
ous speed in the field and on the
bases. His throwing arm is said to
be the equal of the great Tiger star’s
and is the sensation of the circuit.
At the bat the youngster is hitting
for .485, with fourteen home runs out
of fifty-three bingles.
“I do not know anything about this
fellow Walker,” said Manager Mc-
Aleei- today, “except what is said
about. Kahoe is looking after him.
If we get him he’ll get a trial to see
how he shapes up in fast company.
We are in earnest about getting
youngsters, and we expect to hear
from a number of likely looking kids
before a month has gone by.”
Walker is one of the best fielders
m the league and shoved the pill, last
year to the tune of .242 while he
fielded .934. This is a great deal
below his record of this year and he
will certainly make the Nationals a
good man. Here’s hoping he’ll make a
second Ty Cobb.
STRAYED—Mouse-colored horse-mule
from home of George Miller, near
Matthews. Any information wull be
appreciated by owner. George Miller,
Matthew^s. 3-lt.
LOST—Female Scotch Collie dog,
about six months old. Finder cail
2260-J. 3-2t.
LOST—Pocketbook containing $23.00
(2 tens and 3 ones), marked Ramsey-
W^heeler Co. Reward if returned' to
News office. 3-lt.
FOUND-^Bunch of keys Tuesday
night. Owner call at News office.
10-tf
World’s Champioru
By Associated Press.
New' ork, June 3.—World’s champ
ions will compete in every event of the
New ork Athletic Clubs annual games
here this -afternoon. All the track
and field contests are handicap affairs
and several records are expected to
fall under the stress to which the
scratch men will be put to win their
events. H. S. Babcock, of Columbia
University, will try to set a world's
mark over the intercollegiate records
he established at Cambridge in the
pole vault. Those who have watched
his w'ork say they would not be sur
prised if he cleared thirteen feet.
MANY ATHLETES COMPETE
AT TULANE FIELD TODAY.
New Oleans, June 3.—One hundred
and sixty-five athletes entered the ju
nior championship of the Southern As
sociation of the A. A. U., held at Tu-
lane field this afternoon. This is the
first junior meet the Southern Asso
ciation has ever held and the contests
this afternoon will rival in import
ance those of senior day, which is next
Saturday, because many of the men
entered have_ done star work in pre
vious senior meets.
By the rules of the A A U, any ath
lete who has never won a first place
in a championship meet may compete
in the junior event.
HACKNEY BROS.
Plumbing & Heating Contractorst
Hose from 12 l^c to 20c.
6 & 8 W. 5th St. ’Phone 312.
FOR RENT
5-room cottage, 712 E. 9th St., $15.00.
6-room house, 216 N. My^s, $20.00.
5-room house. 520 N. McDowell, $13.50.
4-room house, 508 N. McDowell, $10.00.
5-room house, 1108 Gold St., $10.00.
J. P. & L. L. HACKNEY.
Phone 312. 6 W. 5th St.
Unexcelled
Rarely Equalled
An Offer Like This.
In the best section of the Fourth
Ward we offer an attractive five-room
modern cottage, modem conveniences,
half-block from car line, shady side
of street, in excellen condition, at the
very low price of .$2,700.00
The best of terms can be arranged.
Now rented to desirable tenaat, but
can get possession.
You'd better speak quick, or you'll
regret it.
Union loaa aod
Realty Company
MORRIS E> TROTTER, MANAGER.
ie BMt Trad# St. ‘ 'Phono 349.
GOODPASTURE CHARGED WITH
OFFERING A BRIBE.
By Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn., June 3.—The Da
vison county grand jury fiave return
ed a true bill against E. C. Goodpas
ture, of Overton county, on tho charge
of offering to bribe. During the recent
filibuster of the fusion legislators of
Tennessee in Alabama, Representative
J. Q. McDonald, of Overton county, a
republican and one of the filibusters,
made a sw'orn statement that Good-
pasture^had offered him $1,500 before
tflG legislature met to vote with the
regular democrats on organization, and
to repeal the liquor manufacturers’
law and the election law. The mat
ter w'as taken up by the Tennessee
Anti-Saloon League and Goodpasture
was arrested. McDonald was before
tile grand jury several days ago.
J. J. B. Johnson, of Paris, “speaker
of the Alabama division of the legis
lature, went before the grand jury
yesterday.
Ch.iiaren Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CAST O R I A
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CAS T O R I A
children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
C A S T O R I A
AERO CLUB PLANS
NATIONAL RACE.
By Associated Press.
New York, June 3.—The Aero Club
of America has thus far recorded five
entries for the national race which will
start in Kansas City, on July 10th.
From the competitors two will be
chosen to take part in the internation
al cup race which also starts from
Kansas City, the date being Oct. 15th.
The tntrants for the national race
are:
The Million Population Club of St.
Louis.
The Kansas City Aero Club (piloted
by H. E. Honeywell.)
The Aero Association of Topeka,
Kas.
Lieut. Frank P. Lahm, and a New
York entrant whose identity has not
been announced. /
''General H” Brought $15,000.
By Associated Press.
Calgary, Alberta, June 3.—General
H (2:03 3-4) was sold yesterday to A.
W. Parish, of Cleveland, O., ^:e|:ing on
behalf of the Russian government. The
famous trotting stallion was owned by
W. M| Parslow and George Haas, of
this city, and the price paid was $15,-
000. According to Parish, he will be
ship]>ed to Russia at the end of the
season.
1 OXFORD^r
Cool Shoes
Cooi, Comfortable Low Shoes for Men
and Ladies in Ail the New
Leather.
$2.00 to $5.00
You Will Find: All the New Things
Here In Foot-Comfort Shoes.
THOMPSONS
Notice of Bond Election
Notice is hereby given that an elec
tion will be held In the city of Charlotte
on the first Tuescray in July, A. D.,
1911, the same being the 4th day of
July, upon the question issuing
bonds for water,sewer, streets and Au
ditorium bonds, pursuant to and in con
formity with the provisions of the fol
lowing Act of the General AssenAbly
of North Carolina:
In a running race even the fellow
who comes out ahead come out a-
foot.
Sillicus—“Bjon* says his wife is
an angel.”
Cynicus—“Why, I never knew
Bjones was a widower.”
A fellow is apt to give a lame ex
cuse when he has hiS' leg pulled.
The Harem Skirt,
The Hobble Skirt
Worn by the Lady Minstrels
at Lakewood Airdome
N.& W. Railway
Schedule in Effect May 1910.
11 am. Juv. Chariotie sSo. Ry. 6.50 pm.
2,40 pm. Lj^. Winston N&W 2.10 pm.
4.44 Lv. Mart’ville N&W Ar. 11.40 am.
7.00 pm. Ar Roanoie N&W Lv. 9.15 ani.
Addtional trams leave Winston-Sa
lem 7.10 a. m. daily except Sunday. ^
Connects at Roanoke for the East
and West. Pullman sleepers. Dining
cars.
trip to California or the Coast, get our
Variable Round-Trip Fare. The in
formation is yours for the asking, witn
one of our complete Map Folders.
W. B. BEVILL, M. F. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass Agt. Trav. I^ass. Agt.
Roanoke. Va.
H. B. 1553.
S. B. 1519. '
An Act to authorize the City of
Charlotte to issue bonds for Water
System, Sewer System, Streets,
Schools and Auditorium.
The General Assembly of North Caro
lina do enact:
Section 1. That the Board of Alder
men of the City of Charlotte is hereby
authorized and empowered to issue
bonds in the name of the City of Char
lotte in such denominations and forms
as the said Board may prescribe, to
an amount not exceeding one million
and sixty-five thousand dollars, paya
ble at such time and placeas may
be determined upon by said Board of
Aldermen, but the time of payment
of the principal of said bonds shall
not be less than twenty years, nor
more than thirty years.
Sec. 2. That said bonds shall bear
interest at no greater rate than four
and one-half (4 1-2) per cent, per an
num, and the Interest shall be made
payable semi-annually, and in no case
shall said bonds be sold, hypothecated
or otherwise disposed of for less than
their par value.
Sec. 3. That said bonds shall be
signed by the Mayor, attested by the
Treasurer and sealed with the corpo
rate seal of the City, The coupons of
said bonds shall bear the engraved or
lithographed signature of the Clerk.
The purchaser of said bonds shall not
be bound to see the application of the
purchase money. The said bonds and
their coupons shall be exempt from
city taxation until after they become
due, and the coupons shall be receiv
able for City taxes.
Sec. 4. That said bonds may be is
sued in an amount not exceeding three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
the purpose (a) of extending the water
system of the City of Charlotte and of
making such additional improvements
thereto '«,s may be necessary to at all
times furnish the said city with' an
abundant supply of good and w^hole-
some w^ater. The said bonds shall be
known as “Water Bonds,” and the
Board of Water Commissioners of said
city, out of the moneys derived from
the collection, of tolls or rents of
water, or from sales of same, shall,
after paying the costs and expenses
of operating the plant or system of
w'ater. works under its control includ
ing tlie cost of such incidental improve
ments as the Board may deem neces
sary for the purpose, pay the semi
annual interest upon the bonds issued
for said purpose. The said bonds may
be issued in an amount not exceeding
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars; (b) fbr the purpose of extending
and improving the sewers of said city,
and said bonds shall be known as
“Sewer Bonds,” and the Board of Al
dermen, to provide for the payment of
the coupons upon said Sew'er Bonds,
is authorized to levy an annual tax
not exceeding five cents per front foot
on any building lot abutting upon any
Street upon which sewera. have been
laid at the time of such levy: Provid
ed, no lot shall be taxed for more than
one sewer line. The revenue arising
from this tax shall be used (1) for the
’ payment of the interest upon such
bonds; ^nd (2) to extend and main
tain the sewer system. Said bonds
may be issued to an amount not ex
ceeding one hundred and fifty thous
and dollars (c) for the purpose of
building streets and bridges, and said
bonds shall be known as “Street Im
provement Bonds.” Said bonds may
be issued in an amount not exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars for the
purpose (a) of purchasing land for
schools and of building school houses
for the graded schools of the city, and
such bonds shall be known as “School
Bonds.” Said bonds may be issued in
an amount not exceeding sixty-five
thousand dollars for the purpose (a) of
purchasing the Charlotte Auditorium,
and shall be known as “Auditorium
Bonds.” The Board oi Aldermen of
said city shall apply all rents and oth
er revenue derived from said Audi
torium (1) to the payment of the.
coupons on said bonds as they shall
become due, and (2) for creating a
sinking fund, to be known as the “Au
ditorium Fund,” for the payment of
said bonds at maturity.
Sec. 5. That the Board of Aldermen
of the City of Charlotte is hereby au
thorized to levy and collect each year,
in addition to all other taxes in said
city, an ad valorem tax upon all of the
taxable property in said city, sufficient
to pay the interest on said “Street
Improvement Bonds” and “School
Bonds,” as the same becomes due;
and, also, at or before the time when
the principal of said bonds becomes
due, a fulther uniform ad valorem tax
upon all taxable property in said city
sufficient tb pay the same or to pro
vide for the payment thereof; such
taxes shall be levied and collected at
the same time and in the same man
ner as other taxes are levied and col
lected upon the property in said city:
Provided, that the taxes collected un
der this act, for the payment of said
bonds and coupons, shall 'be used for
no other purpose; and it shall be the
duty of the City Treasurer, as said
coupons are paid off and taken up, to
cancel the same and report not less
than twice a year to the Board of
Aldermen the numbers and amounts
of coupons so cancelled.
Sec. 6. That the moneys arising
from the sale of any of the bonds
above provided for shall be used for
no other purpose than that for which
they were authorized to be issued.
Sec. 7. That the provisions of this
Act shall be submitted to a vote «"‘f
the qualified voters of the City of
Charlotte on the first Tuesday in July,
A. D., 1911, under the rules and regu
lations prescribed for the election of
the Mayor and members of the Board
of Aldermen of said city. The said
board shall cause a notice of said
election and the purpose of same to
be published in some newspaper of
said city for thirty (30) days before
said election, and the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Mecklenburg County
shall cause to be prepared and distrib
uted at the various polling places in
the said city a sufficient number of
printed ballots favoring the provisions
of this act, and a like number against
the same. The said Board of Aldermen
shall cause to be prepared and deliver
ed at each polling place in the said
city five ballot boxes, each being plain
ly marked, indicating the purpose of
the bond issue to be voted therein, as
follows: (1) “Water Bonds;” (2) “Sew'-
er Bonds;” (3) “Street Improvement
Bonds;” (4) “School Bonds;” and (5)
^‘Auditorium Bonds.” All qualified vot
ers wishing to vote in favor of the
issuing of any of the bonds and levy
ing the taxes herein provided for,
shall vote a written or printed ticket
with the word “Issue,” and those wish
ing to vote against issuing bonds and
the levy of the taxes herein provided
for shaU vote a ticket with the words
written or printed thereon “Against
Issue.”
If a majority of such qualified voters
shall vote “Issue” on any one or more
of the five propositions submitted for
issuing bonds for the purposes afore
said, then it shall be deemed and held
that the propositions receiving a ma
jority of such votes is favored and ap
proved by a majority of the qualified
voters of the City of Charlotte, and
the Board of Aldermen shall cause
bonds to be prepared and issued for
the purposes so approved of by a ma
jority of the qualified voters of the
city and levy a tax in Accordance with
the provisions of this Act.
Sec. 8. That the Board of Aldermen
shall order and cause to be had a new
registration for said election.
Sec, 9. All laws and clauses of Iav.’s
in confiict with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec, 10. This act shall be in force
and affect from and after its ratifica
tion.
In the General Assembly read three
times and ratified this the 3d day of
Mai’ch, 1911.
• W. C, NEWLAND,
President of the Senate.
W. C. DOWD,
Speaker of the House of Representa
tives.
Notice published by order of the
Board of Aldermen at meeting
, 1911.
Business Buiiders
grocers
NEW SUPPLY
And Fresh Country Eees; ^
Feed, 30c. peck, or .52 bag
gains in Canned Peachp^
Pineapple. Anriontc
Tips; all at Cut Prices
BRIDGERS & CO
203 W. Trace St.
ladies
^ you want to u-v 1, 1
well as the most eeoimn «
the market. Then ast for'i L®.'!
Sanborns, and specify whPthpV
want It for hot or cold lv •'>“1
antee satisfactiQu or money c "
refunded. ^
MILLER-VAN NESS CO
The Place."
IVicrNCiiL’S
Call us ror Saturdays ve-pr«v I
We will have a full lino TlS
be fresh and nice. Fresh h
nsen. Rye, grahau, au.i v,iu„e ti5|
Phone 2622.
rCuD tea
205 N. Try
is now seasonable. \w h■u^T-^ ,
anything you would wa'iit'"’iirS
grade teas and would recommend
Ijeatn^Tea as the hest
S. R. LENTZ,
Fred Cochrane, Mgr. -phone 2511
5eri
sunshine brand
of Laying Food, the Best on the
Market.
W. M. CROWELL
■Phone 1062. 200 E. Morehead 5t|
iUSCELLAAEuUS
FOR INVESTMENT
We have a good 5-ruom bouse Ini
good condition; has city waicr aa
electric lignts and is rented lor $iuuu
per month. Price ^lUU. i) siiares'ia
Building & Loan. See
SHOEMAKEk WALLACE,
255 N. Tryon St.,
'Phones: uif.ce 24;i; rter, 444-J, 56ig,
LET US FIX V'JUR REF’RIGERATOR
We can tell at a glance ju&t wliaj
ails it and at a tritliiig eipeuse make
it good and serviceable, tieiid alou;;!
your ice cream free;ier. Wt; cau h\
that, 100.
C. F. SHUMAM,
’Phone 111. 200 College St,
THE GEM HOTEL AND CAFE.
Up-lo-date dinmg room, Heatiug 100
persons, a lunch counter uueuual?d
in South. Conveniently lucaied on
tioutii Tryon street. Strictly Euroyt;aii.
MOVED.
I have moved my Terra Cotta Pipe
Yard to East 5th St., bet ween College
St. and the Kailroad, in tlie ilea;:
of the City, where you will rmd ovtry-
thing in pipe and tilings, i lue pipt,
Chimney lining, Wall coping, etc.
C. V. Furr,
Office and Yard, East 5th St., Between
Coilege and Railroad.
A. H. WEARN,
City Clerk & Treas.
This June 4th, 1911.
For Rent
8TORE ROOMO
Store room Na 4 and € Soutb
Poplar St.,.flocv space. 38x74, (50.00
^ RESIDENCES.
7 rooms, modern, 423 Elizabeth
^ 30.00
6-room apartment, 421 N. Col-
^ St
6-room ^Apartment, 419 N. Col-
lege St 30.00
4 rooms. Villa Heights, per week 1.50
6 rooms, modern, 706 East 5th
„ St .... 22.50
■5 rooms, 307 S. Myers St.... 8.i0
7 rooms, modern. East 5th St.
ertended .. .. 20.00
7 rooms, modem, 712 Eaat 4th
_ .. .. 25.00
7 rooms, modern, 718 East 4th
. .. 2.^.on
4 rooms 1215 N. Davidson St..... 7.00
Brown & Co.
/ f .
List City Property
For Taxation
All persons who own or hav© con
trol of property liable to taxation by
the city on first /day of June, 19ll, are
hereby notified to return to the city
clerk and treasurer rjiti or before the
.last day of June a list of their tax
able property; said list shall state the
number of lots or parts of lots, and
all other p-roperty qow taxable, or
that heretofore may be made taxa
ble by the laws of the /State or the
ordinances of the city and the list so
returned to the clel^ and treasurer
shall be sworn to before him in every
case.
TT returns will be received at City
Hall in the city of Charlotte on 1st
day of June, and on each day thereaf
ter until July 1st, 1911.
A. H. WBARN,
20-17t CUjr lund Troasurdr.
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
Sherrill Milieral Water, the triend of
suffering humanity, just in. ’Pliona
order 918.
SHERRILL MINERAL WATER CO.
211 S. Cel lege St.
Professional
Cards
G. H. SADELSON, M D.
4|/2 So. Tryon St.
Over So. Loan & Tiust Co.^
Office Phone 41. Hes. Flioue
Charlotte, X. C.
Dr. H. C. Henderson. Dr. L. I. Gidney
HENDEKbON & GiUN£i'
DENTISTS.
Office, Hunt Bldg., 2^2Vz N. Tryon
'Phone 216.
DR A. D. GLASCOCK
uoitoH/Ain.
Office, Sixth ►"loor of neaity Bldg.
Hours, 9 to 1, and 2 to 4.
And by Appointment.
Office ’Phone, i07j. He sstisr.ce,
Consultation Free.
Office’Phone, 326. Residence 962.J
1, W'. Jatni eson
dentist.
109 Realty Building, Charlott^^^
OSTEOp7-fl^ f^G^STERE-"-
Dr, M, F. Kay
Realty tsuilding. _
Hours, 9 to li:. 2 ^0 3.
’Phone, Office, 330;
Consultation at Orric > 9 ^
F. L BONFOEV
ARCHITECT. ^
Supervision of '4
Office, 211 N. Try^^^m^^
HUGH W. HARKI3
attorney. n
Law Building.
J. M. McMlertael
ARCHITECT.
Roomi 605-506 Trust BulltHM’
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Charlesto
ton middlii^
:\Iacon, (
cotton la 1
Augusta,
*°Columbi£
tion.
Corn
Rye
oats.
Cattle
Tnai'l’^€!t st
Peeves.. •
Texas ste
\Vestern s
Stockers a
Cows and
Calves . •
Hogs, r
mark^'t sic
Light ..
Mixed..
Heavy..
Kou.sh..
(;)Cd to ch
Pig?.. . .
Bulk of Si
Sheep,
niavket st
Native .
Western.
Voarlings.
Lambs, n^
Westrn-n. .
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