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FITE ABOUNDS IN
NEW ENTERPRISES
Throughout Virginia Many Indus
tries are Constantly Spring
ing l'p.
RICH MON I > GETS SHAKE
l.ong List of Contemplated Im
provements for Kig Manu
factories.
Each day
cninmlMlon
'coni erne to
business In the
In all line* at induatry In the South,
•ltd especially Virginia. rapid strides
•re being made. Nett enterprises are
?«on»tantI> twin*: launched. extensive
improvements made to many already
big manutai turtng plant*
the State corporation
grants charters to
eaUihUab and carry
Old Dominion.
A glance at the following from the
"■Jlanufacturers Record will show
what haa been done in this direction
In Kichmnnd and throughout the
State during thi past ten days
Richmond.
New River Poa f Company, incor
porated to construct water-power
eleotrival plant* on New rlter, in four
or more »«parate developments trans
mitting 46,000 horse-power. with
transmission lines and substations tor
“delivering electricity to ctnca. towns
and mines in Southwest Virginia, be
* tween Roanoke and Bristol, and to
ioBIuefeid. VV. Va . and Mount Airy . N
4*.: approximate cost of complete
_v plant. **,000.000; president. F. S
eVTeie. 4ii Wall street. New York, \ice
ipresident. Hugo Knhlniaitn aecre
-tarv, W. M Rlain. both of New York;
^'■treasurer. Percy H. flood win of H c.
- Brown A Company. Calvert building,
•and rOye Flo ylResJJfl shrdlu e
- Baltimore. Md
Decatur-Street Methodist church,
Rev. O T. Forrester, pastor, award
•*ed contract to J. K Andrews, of Rich
mond. to erect edifice at Ninth and
, Dacatur streets
City will lay cement curbing and
•uttering In Oak wood at coet of
:s.,*1,200; will Invite bids; Charles E.
r Soiling. city engineer.
Ben Rosebrn has plans bv Arrhi
s tact H P Atherton. Richmond, for
.vapartment house; three stories, brick;
Ana a nu get
V®v* apartments W. E. Kagiand A
: Company. Richmond, at *16,000, is
t,lowest btdder.
Ferdinand Ebel an<i others will re
build Ebel building, at *32-34 East
•Main street, whiih was burned; loss
**,*«« to 110,000
4 Joseph A. Opplemsn will erect
pgtore and dwelling; two stories; brick;
*o*t *6.000.
| *W. J Oilman will erect residence,
two stories; detached, brick. cost
#4,000
-O 3. Davis will erect three resi
dences: detached; frame; cost *3.600.
W. J. Oilman will erect dwelling,
two stories; brick
Mrs. Joseph Arme Oppteman will
•fact store and dwelling: two stories;
brick; cost fS.oOo
Mrs. Virginia H Hubbard will erect
..two dwellings; two stories. brick;
•Jeoat 14,000
Mr*. Virginia Hubbard will erect
,tWo dwellings: two stories; brick, cost
>**,**0.
£ Tobacco—American Tobacco Com -
pany win ere-t factory budding
’J«#P*n,v will erect factory budding; four
%0*orfes; brick, cost *30,000.
Other Places.
Altavista—Furniture—Consolldat- !
ed Furniture Company organised
twlth 1*00.000 capital stock to ope- !
y rate combined plants of Eynchburg
- Eo tinge Company , Snow Basket Com
gany and High Point T'pholsterlng
i-Company. both Of High Point. N C.;
#lte com prises two and a half acres
son Virginian Railway , will erect fac
tory budding 200x400 feet; A. T
' tjulck, Eynchburg. Va., is president;
P. V. Ktrkman. 'High Point. N. e.
4 vice-president. and it Q. Evans, sec
•^retary
* Covington— Wood-pulp board.—
- West Virginia Pulp Products Com
VUy, F. J. Meigs president, will be
organized to manufacture wood-pulp
board from shaving* and waste ol
Virginia and West Virginia plant* of
WMt Virginia Pulp and Paper Com
pany, 200 Fifth avenue. New York,
will build experimental plant near
pulp and Paper mill at Covington,
plant to be In operation In fall; eon
tetnplatea enlargement later. New
' York company to be addressed at
present.
Abingdon.—Norfolk and Western
Railway awarded contract to John P.
| ^ Pettyjohn and Compsrn>, Lynchburg.
| ,to erect brick passenger station; or
dinary construction; 27x110 feet, with
.umbrella shed: steam heat; electric
.Fighting; coat 120,000; plana by com
pany.
Charlottesville.—Chesapeake and
,'Ohio Hailway, F. 1. Cabell, engineer
maintenance of way, Richmond, will
arect freight depot, brink and stone;
. *00x60 feat; cfflo* building to con
tain eight rooms; building and site
to coat IMtMO; contract will soon be
awarded.
- Method let Church,
Rev. W. J. Pi out, pastor.
-g ooatsuct to Shordcey A Field.
of Roanoke, to erect edifice; V<txl0<
feet; Bedtead atone and pressed
brick; aiata roof, oopper-eovered
dome; malm walla 20 feat high; »u«
dlgartum gfecM feat. With seating ca
pgaliy Wd people. Mt double tier of
^sktmgM aaatlTig ss many mare.
making total of l.OOO gent*; piana by
Huggins A Bates, Roanoke. Va , W.
f. Campbell H chairman of bonding
committee.
, Petersburg —Geo. Cameron la hav
ing plans prrjmr.d by Huggins *
Bate#. 808 Striokland Building, Nor
__ folk. Va., for dwelling to coat $12,
% ' i
South Boston—City Hall—City
awarded cootract at »i«.820 to Tur
,»ar and Company, Irvington, Va., for
g -erection of municipal building to con
|g .tala market Stalls, office. Jail fire de
' partment, etc.; two stories and base
ment; 81x101 faet; steam heat; plan*
<4ojf and construction under super
vision of Heard A Cardwell, Lvnch
•*»»*. Va,
Norfolk.—Mrs. Lairg Melton has
I -plans by B. F. Mitchell. Norfolk, for
residence
.v Norfolk.—Mrs May Sutton will
mnct residence; plana by B. F. Mitch-.
mil. Norfolk.
:ji‘ Craws,—City has contracted with
"9- Kent White, electrical engineer.
-Bfayaeeboro, v« . for installation of
electric light plane
Norton.—Norton Car * Foundry
will Increase capital stock
,000 to 140,000; erect brick
.to replace old etructure.
-R. M. Eastwood award
__ to W. F. * J. T. Bawyer.
'-sixth and Granby streets, Nor
- erection of |4,t00 two-fam
teat house; brick; S2x«2
John W. Sherman hai
> * Bates, 000 Strict
for 81,001
has plans
by llunlni £ Hates. <09 Strictland
1 building. Roanoke, {or <1.500 dwell
| In*.
Roanoka.—R. J. Izard will erect
i residence, two stories; brick; coat
M.000
Kotstke.—W. H. Mobmaw will
erect residence; two storlea; brick;
cost $4,600.
Roanoke.—E. I’ Tompkins will
erect residence; two atorlea; frame;
coat <$,000.
H'anoke.—R. Fredmnn hH* plana
by Huggins A Hate*. 60S* Strictland
, bulldln*. Roanoke, for <4,000 dwell*
I inj:
RoanokO. R. Sanford ha* plana
by Hu**tnz A Bates. 60? Strictland
building. Roanoke, for *dwell
ing
Roanoke.—E. J. Inman haa plan*
jb\ Huggins A Bate*. 6«9 Strlctlanct
| building. Roanoke; for <6.200 dwell
ing
Roanoke.—I)e Moea Taylor haa
plan* by Hoggin* A Bate*, 609 Strict -
land bulldln*. Roanoke, for <12.000
dwelling
Norfolk.—Abbott. Morris A Com
pany will erect three six-room frame
dwelling In Ocean View annex.
Norfolk—Cornelia H ' Sullivan
awarded rontract to Pear A Totty.
Norfolk, for erection of residence,
brick; coat <4.000.
Norfolk.—L. H Watte awarded
contract to Richard Overman. Nor
folk. for erection of dwelling, two
stories; frame; coat <3,50o.
Roanoke.—Mrs Dorris Schrader
awarded contract to 3. R. Carter. Roa
noke. for erection of residence; eight
rooms; frame; coat <3,000.
Roanoke.—J J\ Wood* has plans
by Huggins * Bates. 40 Strictland
building, Roanoke, for <7.500 dwell
ing contract awarded to J W
Shields. Roanoke; heating contract
let separately. Address proposal* for
heating plant to owner.
Roanoke.—Mr.i. J. Inman award
ed contract to J. R. Carter, Roanoke,
for erection of losldence; 3 0 rooms;
two storlea; coat $7,000.
Qulcksburg—Dee district school
board awarded (.nitrate to J. S. Heat
wo’.e Company. Harrisonburg. Va . for
erection of proposed school building;
28x62 feet; ordinary construction;
.cost <3,600, plans hy J. 1. Jones.
Miller school, Ya.
Ljnchhurg.—City awarded contract
at <21.600 to W B. Snead A Com
pany. Lynchburg, for erection of negro
school; brick; structure to be 90x62
feet; ordinary construction; plans by
■ Lewis A Burnham. National ban*
building. Lynchburg.
Newport New* —State School for
Deaf and Blind awarded contract at
< 1 1.969 to R. H. Richardson A Son.
Hampton. Va., for erection of laundry
and shop, kitchen and dining-room
and residence for superintendent and
white teachers; also awarded contract
at <1,276 to Hrlttlngham A Finnegan.
Newport News, for heating plant in
main building
Roanoke.—School board awarded
contract at <8.000 to J W Shields.
Roanoke. Va., for erection or addition
; of four room* to Commerce street
school; 43x58 feet; direct and Indirect
steam heat; plan* by Hoggin* &
i Hates. Roanoke. Va.
J$orfolk. Henry day Hofheimer.
Albert Herat and others will erect
theatre.
Pulaski. B P. O. E. will receive
proposals until June 20 for erection
of lodge building and opera-house pre
viously noted
Newport New*. — Finch >-*tate K
II Mason and Judge Dudley, trustee*
;had plans prepared^ bv r. r Holu
j(law Hampton. \ a., for theatre re-‘
.cently noted to be erected; twd-story
j building; 50x100 feet; cost <8,000; J,
W ,Davis. Newport News, at <7,99o!
.1* low** bidder.
Emporia.^—T. AY. Chandler Is- Bro.,
A Irglllna. AV, have contract at <1.200
per mile to construct 28 mile* of
; gravel road In Oreenesvllle county
I-eeshurg.—Bids will he opened
June 17 for construction of two mile*
j of macadam road from Purcellvlllc »o.
j " "I’d Sllcott Springs. In Loudoun 1
_;_;_
county; P. 8t. J. Wilson. State High
way Commissioner.
Radford.—City voted lusuanoe of
$25,000 of bonds for street and side
walk Improvement* and building vault
In City Clerk's office; T. M. Turner.
Mayor.
Roanoke.—City will not at present
receive bids on paving Thirteenth
street, Franklin road, Holliday street.
Church avenue, etc.
Spottsyi vania.—Board of Public
Roads of Spotfsylvnnia county. G. W.
Porrj. president. Fredericksburg. Va.,
awarded contract to Morris * Gunter,
Newport News. Va.. to construct 17 1-2
miles of ro tdauCon nifw mfw ww
miles of road in Courtland and 9 1-2
miles in Chancellor District; contract
price, about $2.QOO per mile.
Washington.—Wakefield District of
Rappahannock county will expend
$30,000 to construct eight miles of
macadam road; State Highway Com
mission. Richmond. Va., will have
i harge of construction; W. C. Arm
strong, (l< rk
Alexandr’a—Jail —<’ll\ has plans
bv It. F. Smith. SI 7 Fourteenth stri ct.
V W.. Washington. D. for re
modellng city Jail; plans call <y*r steel
i cells w ithin present walls, etc ; cost,
$8,000.
Martinsville—-Jail.—Henry county is
receiving bids through John W. Mat
thews for erection of jail previously
noted; reinforced concrete and brick;
cost. $15,000; plans by Huggins &
Hates. 009 Strickland building. Roa
noke, Va.
l.ynchhurg—Williams - MeKelthan
Dumber Company, Inc., with $400,000
capital stick; Krnest Williams, presi
dent; W. li Harris, secretary; both of
Rynchburg; James Mortimer, general
manager. Dumber, S. C.
Hon&ker.—Honaker Dumber Com
pany conlemplates Installing lath and
planing mill.
Palmyra.—Palmyra Telephone Com
pany purchased Fluvanna Telephone
company; will establish central of
| flee and Install metallic circuit; con
nect with Richmond and Charlottes
i vllle.
Scottsvllie—Scottaville Telephone
Company, Inc., with $10,000 capital
stock; W. S. Dorrier, president. Scotta
vllle; K. W. Tctyman secretary-treas
tirer; George B. Walker, vice-presi
dent, both of Charlottesville.
Toms Creek—Commissary—Vir
ginia Iron, Coal and Coke Compares
will erect commissary building at Toms
Creek (not at Tones Creek, as recent
ly stated i; fireproof structure; cost,
$31,450: heating and lighting, addi
tional cost; contractor. D. J Phipps.
Newport News. Va.; plans by Hug
gins & Bates Roanoke. Va.
Pulaski—B. P. O. E. will receive
proposals until June 20 for erection
of two-story brick building recently
noted; lodge building and opera house;
plans and specifications obtainable
from J. W. Miller, or from Huggins
A Rates. archlte< ts. Roanoke. Va.
Alexandria—Moving picture ma
chines-—Oliver Trl-Chromattc Com
pany. Inc.. with $999,000 capital
stock; T. C. Noyes, president. 1101
Pennsylvania avenue, N. W : Frank
Hyatt, vice-president. The Rocham
beau; Louis Garthe, secretary. 1410
Pennsylvania avenue, N. W ; all of
Washington, D. C
Dynt-hburg — Bakery - Dync-hburg
Steam Bakery will be rebuilt; mate
rial supplied.
Appalachia —-Store ga Coke A- Coal
Company. Stonnga, Vn„ will expend
$21,000 on erection of wholesale gro
cery building; contract recently noted
awarded to D. J Phipps. Newport
News. Va.; cost of heating. $2,000;
electrical work, $H00; elevator to be
Installed
Virginia Beach.—Norfolk & South
ern Hallway, F. D. Nicholson chief
engineer, Norfolk. Va, will erect ho
tel to replace burned Princess Anne
Hotel: concrete and brick; also plans
erection of casino.
Graham.—The Graham Electric
Railway Company has been charter
ed, with $25,000 or $60,000 capita I
and the following officers J. F. Dud
ley. president; William Mitchell, vlee
1 president; R. B. Williamson, serre
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WO OTHER SUaURT'^^l
IS AS GOOD AN APPROACH
& NASH
This is the Adv. You Are Seeing in the Street Cars
mmmm
BROAD-STREET
mid
ASBURY PLACE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
EXCURSION TO
BUCKROE BEACH
Thursday, June 16th.
■ Train leaves Main Street Station, R
i A. M Returning, leaves Ruckroe 6:30
I’ M
ETCI RSK1V
in
ST. JVMI’.S VI. K. StMI.VV-SCHOOL
TO
WEST POINT.
FRIim, Jl NE I7TH. 11*10.
Raseliall—St .lames vs West Point.
Ticket*. Adults 50. . children, 25c.
train leaves Southern depot at 8 2il
\ M
tarj : <' W Keister, treasurer—all
of Graham, Va
j Norfolk.—Central Water Front Co.
organized by Z. T. White. J. W. Fer
ry and others: will establish oyster
running plant, erect buildings,
Fredericksburg.—Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons planning erection of
u mple.
Basic City.— City will receive pro
posals until June 20 on pump and
electrical machinery for Improve
ments to water works; W., M. Page,
treasurer.
Emporia.—Fa rrriers' Co-operative
(Juan.I Company . rganlzed; W. B.
Qoodwyn. manager; will sstahilSh
I guano factorj
TWO STORY COTTAGE FOR $2,230
-’I
•CLYDE £> ADAMS -AKCHiTECT
^ECOHD fLooe
\
ffr?5T fL9C&.
ThU two-itory cottage presents
It U of the bungalow type of house,
j on<l floor, and fan tic built very
I eiltng heights as follows. Cellar 7
The first floor contains a specious
I and passage way through pantry to
i place, a cheerful and well lighted d
The second floor consists of four
! will be noted ,the main bedroom con
The bathroom U equipped with
An Itemized cost of construction
several very novel features not *en
although show Inn bedrooms on sec
cheaply. The plans shown Include &
ond floor S feet 6 Inches,
porch, reception hall, with flower C
kitchen for direct service to front d
lnlng room, kitchen and pantry and
bedrooms, m11 with ample closet sp
tains an opsn fireplace,
fixtures modern and up-to-date, and
is herewith nlven:
erally found In h<vme« of thi* class,
feet; ftm (lorr 9 feet ; Inches: sec
cellar under fin- entire house wtth c
_ <
oaser victory and colonial staircase.
oor, parlur with u lur*e open flre
rear porch
ace. and a linen closet In hall. As
I
la complete In all its appointments.
Excavating .. *155
i Stonework . 1T5
Carpentry . 400
Stair* ., 120
Plumbing .,.. >20
Hardware ..... >jl
Lumber ..,400
Millworlt ..Mii.ifvti tdi'vr 41^ (
Painting ami glazing
Hot-air beating ,.. .
SS«
100
Total
$7,000
Grace Ntreet
Nice Home
lx.t :iOxt50
McCURDV & JOHNSON’,
Mutual Building.
N. W. Bovve & Son
Fall
Rent List
NOW READY
GET ONE.
for Sale
$150 Per Acre
DUMBARTON ACREAGE
■ Right at station. The best buyer on
j the market. Sec us at once.
BLANTON A CO 7*
1110 East Main.
Rent Reduced
To ouly $15 per month for
309 Sycamore Sr.
In Delightful Barton Heights.
Attractive, Detached Corner Dwelling
; Containing ti rooms and bathroom.
Electric lights, |>orcolam bath tub. Only
1 one block from street ears. Splendid
condition. Extra large lot.
, A. T. CHEWNING COMPANY.
RENT BARGAIN
No. 600 Virginia
Avenue
At $330 per annum, large lot, beautiful
1 shade.
JNO. W. BATES,
20 North Nth St.
Price $1,700. Rpnt $!S0 Nice five
room cottage, in East End. hot and cold
water and hath. Good dry cellar with
concrete floor.
H SELDON TAYLOR & CO.
MY PERSONAL ATTENTION
GIVRN TO THE
CARE OF PROPERTY
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
Renter and Belter of Reel Eat&te.
Call, 'phone or write for our Revised
I Rent List.
H. SELDON TAYLOR A CO.
Atlas of City
of Richmond
Property Oimert.
See
COMPILED
BY »
W. E. PURCELL, Jr.
PRICE <100.00.
W. E. PURCELL. Jr.
1(X) North Eighth Street.
MEETINGS.
THE NEXT MEETING OP TJIE VIR
ginla State Board of Dental Exami
ners will be held at the Medtcal Col
lege of Virginia, Richmond. Va„ on
Tueaday, June 14, WO- beginning at
Rents
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
OUR DEMAND FOR HOUSES IS
FAR GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY.
YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLICITED.
UOLSAN A NASH.
fi>r two dwelling.' on Church Mill, rented to excellent tenant* Rental $330
t'er annum.
J A. CON NELL\ A CO
V CelO-lt
Vacation Insurance.
Don’t fail to in*ure your household furniture or dwelling before you go on
vour vacation Wo can give you prompt service in the boat companies at the
lowest rate*—a fire might wipe out your savings of year* and leave you where
you started.
Better be Insured Than Sorry
E. A. CATLIN & CO.
NO If. NORTH EIGHTH STREET
RENT LIST
i POSSESSION OF THE BELOW CAN
BE HAD AT ONCE.
I $240 per an.—No. 1908 W. Main St.
200 per an.—No. 108 N. Plum St.
: 200 per an.—No. 3104 Taylor .81
200 (XT an.—Cor. Marshall and Boulo- j
vard,
$18.00 per month—No. 1258 Taylor St.
15.00 per month.—No. 1250 Ashland St.
15.00 per month—1910 Pleasants St.
, 12.00 per month—No. 2804 E. Clay St.
11.00 per month—No. 715 W. Marshall
street.
10.50 per month—No. 1800 Dance St.
9.50 per month—No. 814 Sprint? St.
9.00 per month—Fulton Hill.
5.50 per month—707-709 Chureh St.
FLATS.
; $20.00 per month—No. 1516 Fourth Av$. ,
(Highland Pajk), furnished.
9.00 per month—No. 1262-64 Taylor
Street.
7 00 per month—No. 501 N. Twenty
eighth Street.
E. A. CATLIN & CO.
16 N. Eighth Street.
[Flats!
Flats!
Non. 1106 and 1108 West Cary, New,
modern, well appointed, 7 rooms each,
electric lights, beautiful baths. Rent
only, $270 per annum. Possession July
15th, 1910.
JOHN W. BATES,
20 North Eighth Street
CALL
PHONE OR'WRITE
FOR OUR
New Fall'
Rent List
.; POLLARD AfiAQBY.
—...
RENT LIST
OF
JOHN W. BATES. HEAL ESTATE
AGENT,
20 North Eighth Strict. Richmond \ a.
..'.- ..~~~.
STORES.
Per Annum.
$720.00—Southeast corner Adame and
Main Streets.
600.00— Southeast corner Adams and
Main Street*, next to Karaite.
120.00— 1002 West (Hay Street.
DWELLINGS, Fall expiration*.
Per Annum.
$300.00—No. 614 North Ninth Street,
September 1st.
420 00—No. 314 Park Street. September
1st.
DWELLINGS, Possession at once
$240.00—No. 409 North Thirty Second
Street, at once.
330.00— No. 600 Virginia Avenue, at
once.
480 00—No. 1404. Park Avenue, at one*.
FLAT8.
Per Annum.
$720.00—Third Flat 102$ West Franklin
Street, September 15th.
270.00— No. 1106 West C’ary Street,
between Harrison and Morris, July 15th.
270.00— No. 1108 West Cary Street,
July 1st.
250.00— Corner Adams and Main Streets
over new store, At once.
200.00— No. 2900 East Broad Street, at
once.
550.00— No. 2927 “A” West Grace Street
September 1st.
550.00— No. 2227 West Grace Street,
September 1st,
FOR RENT,
No. 3 West Grace
Street
A large, handsome detaabed Brick, of
15 rooms, two baths, large yard and good
stable. It’s one of the beat on Central
Grace Street.
H. SEL130N TAYLOR A (X).
Insurance Written by
yjr.
K. A- CATLIN A 00.,

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