The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-21
GA ire ZINC GOLD
o pc Mined by Kno,sytlle Company
R at Cokers e reelt.

TO be Mined by knossytile Company
n M at col<e~s e reek.
Monday morning Mr.. ". E. Spence,
general manager of the Knoxville
IihIining ahdiPront5ting exchange, left
for Geken GreelS, Monroe bounty to
open up thesrecently discovered gold
qnines, nI .,iIoaaIsa aGl
,s7 Mr.; Spence, Representatives. the
Mining and 10 Rromotipg exchange,
made u visA,to the gold fields few
weeks ago and made'a thorough ex-
Lamination oflall the surrounding coun-
TRY and as result he leased 64o acres
.k0f ,what, appeared to be the best prop
erty in the county. I4.
Mr.. Spence has had fourteen years
experience in the gold mining Of the
west and he says thatit will not be
llong until sensation is sprung in the
gold mining line. He will start on
one of the lodges with crew ofhands
lat once and in few days will be
working at least twenty miners. Mr..
Spence sta'ed that it was only a
question of time until Monroe county
mines would be the best paying god
mines in the country outside Of Grip
pie Creek, Col.
These mines are in an adjoining
'county and their development will
mean great deal for this section.
Then there is a probability that gold
will be discovered in Blount in paying
quantities for it is well known that
there is considerable gold in our
mountains and some who have ex-
AMined them claim that 1t is in pay
ing quantities. There is no doubt OF
the fact thai all that is necessary to
the comfort of the human family can
be raised or found in East Tennessee.
DIR. N. b. Adams was called to
| Duchtown Wednesday morning on
account Of the serious illness of his
father. sl'
| For SALE:-High class Partridge
Cochin Eggs for Matching. Eggs
4 sets eaoh.-Bsnj. Hole, Maryville
Tennessee. rm
j A. l.. Goddard has quite a couri'
osity in the way Of tour-legget
chicken. 1T is about week old anc
seems very healthy.
Died, Mrs. Louisa Best at her home
on Six mile ON Monday, and wa
buried at Carpenters Camp groune
Tuesday afternoon.
? Rev. J. T. Sexton and wife are
both on the sick list. This has pre-
vented Mr.. Sexten from beginning
his tent meeting Knoxville.
Mrs. James M. Gates, of Knox
vile, has been visiting her parents
Capt and Mrs. w. Y. C. Hannum, o
this place, during the past week.
Dried beet, cream cheese, fresh
cookies and cakes. You can fine
when attending court almost anything
for lunch at small cost.--G. A,
Toole.
4 Rev. r. A, Parham, of the Sun
bright Circuit of the M. E. church,
has been visiting his father at this
place during the past week. Friend:
were glad to see him looking SO well.
Mr.. Chas. Burger, Of Baltimore,
Md. was here visiting his brother
i 10, the cashier ofthe Bank of Mary.
vile, last week. Mr.. Burgers many
/ friends at. this place were glad &c
see him.
! Bob Williams came over from
Knoxville to write up field for the
Tribune. Bob is a Blount county
boy and the Tribune made goot
selection when it secured him a.
reporter.
R. S. Kithcart expects to leave
Next Monday evening May asth to
attend the National Prohibition Con.
vention at Pittsburgh Pa, He will
visit his father in Ohio few days or
his way home.
4 t slii8 Ia
John McCulloch, who is playing
first base on the Knoxville team TIL.
season, was presented a box o.
candy for the best all round playing
last week. John played first for thu
Maryville College team last Yearant