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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The Young Men and Wo-
men of the Future.
WHAT THEY ARE NOW DOING.
Lighting the Torch of knowledge at
Our Public Schools that Their Way
to Success May Be Assured.

During this year Of TIE Marietta Public
Schools the enrollu:ent has beer larger
and the attendance better than ever before.
The total number IN attendance is 100 l.;
29l in the colored school ard 400 in the
white school.
Since the High School Course has to be
completed in three years instead OF four,
the boys and girls in that department have
all the work they wish to do but with
diligent study they will accomplish it. At
present it is impossible to tell who will get
first place in the graduating class, as all
have made about the same record. Miss
Mary Lizzie Anderson is leading the Sec
ond class, and in the first class Miss Emu
ma Truslow is leading with others close
behind.
Below we give the four pupils making
the best general averages in each class OF
the high school, This general average is
reckoned from their monthly work last
term and the marks made in the mid win,
ter examinations:
FRS: C!ass-Emma Truslow, "a; Eli,
leen Gober, 49, james Watson, 90; Walter
Schilling, 81.
Second Ciass-Mary Lizzie Anderson,
81 2; Charlie Grsmling, SO 8; Nina Moon,
$685. Pearce Power, 1915
Third Glass;. D. Mauget, go; J. J.
Daniel, 81; 0. B. Keller, 9l2: G, A.
Moore, 81.
The Athenaeum Society, composed OF
the pupils in the High Shoot, meets every
Friday afternoon in the Assembly Hall.
The majority OF the pupils are very much
interested in tine society, and good results
are being accomplished The officers a,
-nresent Q :. Rsesidcrit, James .. sEun.
get; Vice.PresiGc2t. Guy A. Moore; Sec
rotary, Miss Emma Wallace; Treasurer,
Miss lone Cooper; Censor. Herbert Jones;
Critic, Miss Olivia Bacon; Librarian, Os>
car Bane Keller. The officers are changed
each month so as to give the members an
opportunity for learning now to preside.
At the last regular meeting, Friday,
February 4th, the following progra IN me
was rendered:
Debate Resolved, That woman has
done more than man toward advancing
modern civilization" Affirmative: James
Anderson, lone Cooper, Donald Lawrence.
Ella Dobbs, Marcellus Rsmbo. Negative:
Ed. Massey, Oscar Keller, Mary Dean
Towers, Nita Motley, Cliff Reed Essays:
George Irwin, Ethel Nell, James B. Nc
Kinney. Recitations Mary Lizzie An
derson, Walter Schiling. Laura Shugart.
Those appointed by the programme
committee to debate have their papers
prepared. After these have debated the
question it is thrown open for general dis
cussion, giving an opportunity for i'm
rromptu speaking and, we are glad to note,
some are making use of it.
The following historical question will be
discussed at the next regular meeting
Resolved. That Jackson was a greater
general than Lee. j. J. DANIEL,
Correspondent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs Susan Smith, who lived near Moon
station, above Kennesaw in this county,
with her sor.in, law, Mr.. D. Brimer, met
with fatal accident on last Monday
morning about Il o'clock She is 81 years
old and boarded the train at Kennesaw for
Marietta. Just as the train was coming
into Marietta the porter passed through
the train and followed, "Mariettal" The
old lady got up AID passed out on the
platform Of the fast moving train, and
either fell o: stepped off the platform of
the passenger coach. The conductors at
tention was called to the missing woman
and when the train arrived in Marietta it
unloaded the passengers aud backed to the
place where the old lady was lying on the
ground by the side of the railroad track, in
froht of Brumby's Chair Factory. She
was unconscious, bloody and presented a
horrible sight. She was taken to the Ken.
nesaw Hotel where DR.. Fl. V. Reynolds
and DR.. Nolan gave her every attention.
At WAC ludt ucE CUlIdT UOUe WAS
broken, several bruises on the face and in
jured internally. She fingered until about
4;30 o'clock iii the afternoon and died.
1t is not what you did thirty years ago
in business, but what you are doing now
that counts Are you helping Marietta
now in forwarding her enterprises and
making her prosperous, or are you crawl
ing into she'll of do>nothing and waiting
for something to turn up? The way to
accomplish asything is to hustle and push.
Help the JOURNAL in its efforts to adj
vance every interest OF Marietta and Cobb
county.
Messrs G. M. Crosby, OF Marietta, l. A.
Solomons, OF Savannah, Thomas c. Peek,
of Macon, and R. II. Slack, OF LAGRANGE,
have been appointed as delegates to rep.
resent the Georgia Pharmaceutical Asso.
citation at the meeting of the National
Pure Food and Drug Convention to as
semble at Washington, D. c., March End
next.
The partly burnt Reynolds house on
Powder Springs street, has been moved
back, preparatory TO rebuilding.
The Directors OF Cobb County Fair
Association have appointed the following
committees: Managing Committee w.
l.. Richardson, A. P. Kemp, W. J. Frey,
W. P. Hardage, C. M. Crosby ane John L,
Manning. Premium Committee--A p.
Kemp, A. N. Mayes. A. p. McLain, Mrs.
George Orr, Miss Mamie Kemp, Mrs. R.
7. Nssbitt. w. L. Richardson, and ]. P.
Legg. The committees are requested to
meet Friday, February llth. and prepare
premium list, so planting can be done to
take premiums j. L MAsNrkG, Sec.
Judge S. r. Atkinson and Mr.. Alex
Lawrence visited relatives in the city last
week,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
UI'SHAW.

Fund.- we certainly want to picnic
at your place, and think July Both will
be good time. So speak out, boys.
Remember when we are meeting to pic
mic in honor of newspapers, that the
Marietta JOURNAL is worth all we can
say or do for it. 1t has done great
deal of good for Cobb county, and well
deserves the patronage of every family
in Cobb county We have had some
very successful picnics at different places
and we hope to have the best one we
have ever had at Due South.
Delmar, we heartily indorse your
ideas concerning Col w. r. Power max
ing good senator.
We suggest the name of Geo. NJ. Nc
Elreath, of Lost Mountain, to represent
the county in the next legislature. We
have Rnot had representative from
Lost Mountain since Anguish Johnson
represented the county so years ago.
Mr.. w. P. Clay has returned fro@
Florida. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
HOW'S This +?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Props Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West Il Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.
wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood snd mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimor
mails free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
MARIETTA GA, THURSDAY MORNING. FEB 10 1898

DrED-Mrs. Emma E. Sibley, widow
Of the late Josiah Sibley. died at her home
near Marietta on last Friday, after brief
illness. aged y years. She was member
of the Presbyterian church and esteemed
for her purity of life and kindly DISPOSE
ton. Her remains we're carried to Au-
gusta for intermenL She leaves four
children; Mr.. John a. Sibley, OF Triton,
Ga, Mr.. James L. Sibley, OF Milledgeville
Mrs. Albert Gardner, aud Mrs B. King
Copper. OF Marietta. We extend oursym.
patty to the bereaved relatives.
We call attention to an article on our
second page from the LaGrange Reporter,
advocating Col. r. 7. Nesbitt for re-
election to the office OF State Agricultural
Commissioner. The article gives some
figures that shows how efficient Col. Nes>
bitt is in the discharge of his duties. The
people ought to endorse such an admin,
istration.
good advertisement in we'll circu-
lated paper is as essentia! as good sales,
man, and more important because the ad.
brings the customer to the store.
A female gossip an slanderer in town
is almost as bad a plague as snail pox.
You can vaccinate against the small pox
but you can't against the slanderer
Misses Ella and Jean Drake and Miss
Constance Reed, OF Kalamazoo, Mich
are spending the week with Mr.. Moutrie
M. Sessions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10

Mr.. Ward L. Smith OF Fredericksiown
Mo-. was troubled with chronic diarrhoea
for over thirty years He had become iul>
~ satisfied that it was only question OF a
short time until he would have to give up
He had been treated by some OF the best
physicians IN Europe and America but got
no permanent relief One day he picked
up newspaper and CHANGED to read an
advertisement OF Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera ard Diarrhea Remedy. He got a
bottle Of it, the first dose helped him aud
lis continued use cured him. For sale by
c. NJ Crosby.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10

Editor Constitution Il intend to be pres
ent at the chamber OF commerce conven,
ton called for February 10TH to be held in
Atlanta, for the purpose of promoting the
manufacturing interests in Georgia. 1 am
of the opinion that the chamber of com.
merce acted wisely in calling convention
to be composed of manufacturing and bus>
mess men from all parts OF the state where
there is large amount Of raw material
that can be proitably manufactured My
observation is that cities and towns that
have manufactures are much more pros
porous than other places that have no in
terest OF that sort. The farms in the sur.
rounding country are more prosperous,
tor the reason that they have market for
all surplus supplies, for which they get
cash. We have IN this place five or six
manufacturing enterprises that have
brought large amount of money here,
and have increased our population with a
great many good citizens. The manu>
featuring companies give employment to
several hundred men, besides women and
children; they spend their money here
with cur merchants, the result is our mer-
chants are thrifty and we have no failures.
If the legislature in its wisdom could de-
wise some plan by which manufacturing
interests could be encouraged. it seems tC
me TiIss. ;sa4ne,iA ss4It4is % ne sIarA
W. M. SESSIONS, Mayor
Marietta. Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
MARIETTA CAMP GROUND.

Mrs. Dan Frey is well again.
Mr.. J i'm Dobbins was home from At
lanta Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Dobbins is suffering from
powder burn, caused by blasting.
Mr.. jim Blackwell and Miss Lutz
were married last Sunday, Rev. j. NJ.
Gable officiating.
Have correspondents picnic at this
place,
Bruce & Blackwell's saw mill moved
to Henry Sauls. DELMAR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10

Don't marry large hearted per.
son. You will find that they have q
capacity for loving too many at one
time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10

The pawnbroker wao takes the
most interest in his business has the
least principle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Marietta, Ca, February 7th, 1898.
Regular meeting of Council. Present:
Mayor Sessions and full Board of Alder
men, except Alderman Faw.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. The following reports were
read and approved:
CLERKS REPORT:
Reed of Cobb county one half cost
OF putting lamp in court house
hall s 125
Reed of Annie Moody, one grave. 90
Reed of NJ. V. Hollingshead ON
new business, s 90
Reed of w. L. Hames bal. on
dray lie. to 18th June, 1893, 1 so
Rec of DR.. S. D. Rambo, one GEM
etery lot, 10 90
Reed of George Campbell, one
grave, 9 90
Reed of Mrs. S. F. Ogle, restau-
rant license to oath of April, i 25
Reed of Baswell, Simpson & Co.,
restaurant to 18th of April, 6 25
Reed of w. W. Watkins, new bus
mess, 10 40
Reed of Henry Sorrels, / horse
dray to LIST August, 5 90
Reed of Howard Fair, / billiard ia
bleI24 January to 30 April, 1898, 6 20
Reed of G M Fleming, business, 10 90
Reed of M r Lyon, 2 sewer CRATES so
Reed street tax for 1897. 7 so
SIS 95
A hold city treasurer's receipt for the
above amount. r. Z. LAwHoN,
City Clerk.
On motion of Alderman Read, Coun-
Gil decided to allow only twelve men in
the colored fire company.
On motion of Alderman Mcintosh the
Mayor appointed from the Council as
follows j. z. Foster, P. L. Handy and
j. G. Morris as fire warCens for the
present year.
On motion of Alderman Foster coun-
Gil decided to pay an engineer for the
engine 500 90 per year for the present
term.
4 On motion of Alderman Read Council
instructed the fire committee to have a
sixteen candle power incandescent light
placed at the engine house door, on the
outside.
The following accounts were approved
and vouchers ordered issued for same:
Marietta Electric Co., lights for
January, $1S4 73
j. A. G. Anderson, board of two
mules for January, 20 90
S. Nell, salary from 10th to 31st
January, $2l.00 City agreed to
pay on uniform $500, 26 90
c. M. Hicks, salary for january
$780, City agreed to pay on
uniform $500. 3 90
n Ncz0o,(ald .calarv- fas-1aaAlry, 2ss8o
| J. Fl. Mcdonald, 20 90
D. B. Parks, Jr., salaryas marshal
from LIST to 10th January, 1893,
SLIGO; prisoners board, $3.50, 10 II
F. E. A. ISchilling, spading fork, 60
Anderson Bros, l SIX cement, so
j. Y. Alexander, managing cleo
ton 8th January, 1898, ? 90
J. E. Motley, managing election, 2 90
Fred Morris, g +" . 90
Fred Dunwody election clerk, so
Howard Soule, " 1" so
Will Page, g so
Fred Morris, IT,, st. certificates, 102 so
S. Reynolds, blacksmith bill l AZ
S, Nell. prisoners board. 3 80
l.. Black & Son, lumber, II 81
REPORT OF CITY TREAsuRER, JAN.
To balance from S. V. Sanford,
city treasurer, 1903 50
To amt city fl fas of 1897, 40 0S
From r. E. Lawhon, for license
for new business, rs 95
Reed of S. Nell, fl fas for 1897, Ga %
Reed of S. Nell, fines, 60 so
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10
FRED MORRIS, City Trt
MARsuAL's REPORT

for month ending It'll February, 1898
I have made 80 arrests since my cleo
ton. "a were fined $54 so, were fined
cost and bound over to the Superior
Court. II paid in cash $24 So IS pend
ing $50 90. / have also collected ON
pending cases $50 90. have also col
lected !; on ii Efas of 1897, $64 2S. l
hold City Treasurers receipt for above
cash for fines, $50 so, and for Fl fas $64 Is
Total, 1924 rs. S. NELL, Marshal.
SECTIONS REPORT FOR JANUARY:
Interments-w whites, l colored, 3;
total, 4. JOHN FL. MCDONALD, Sexton.
On motion of Alderman Handy the
Council adjourned subject to the call of
the Mayor. r. f. LAwHoN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19
SUMMONS.

ln the District Court Second Judicial Dis County of Gila.
 Samuel oldheld, plaintiff, vs. Martha Ann oldfeld, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, ih and for the County Of t;ils and the complaint filed in said County of Gila, in the office of the clerk of said District Court. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to idartha Ann oliheld, defendant
 You ere hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiG. In the district court Of the Second Judicial District of the Terri, tory of Arizona in and for the County of Gila. and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court at Globe, in said county Ca copy of which con,piaipt accompanies this sum mons), within ten days (exc,usive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons-if served in this county; but If served out Of the county, and within this dis. trict, then within twenty days. in all other cases thirty dsys-or judgment by default viii be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the salc piaiutiT will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded and costs and disbursements in this behalf ex- pended
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis.
 trict Court of the Second Judicial Dis.
 trict of the Territory O. Arizona, in IsEAIl and for the County of Gils. this 18th
 day of May, A. D. 1898.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
 (First pub. May i9)
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

The first ball of the Pioneer Hose company, Inst Saturday night, at Park CTS hall, was the most enjoyable party given in Globe for many months. The attendance WAS so largo as to tax the capacity Of the hall and was truly re- presentative gathering. There is no town in Arizona that can boast of moro pretty women and good dancers than Globe, and they were nearly all pres eht. Tie music was excellent and there was nothing lacking to contribute to the pleasure of the occasion. The amount realized by the Hose company, after paying all expenses, was Sl05. go, which will be applied to the purchase of uniforms. The Pioneer Hose com pany promises to become prom nent social organization, as we'll to fulfill the more important duty of protecting tho tovh nom fire.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

F. T. Robertson, of Globe, was em- ployed in some of the most important cases before the District court during the last three weeks and demonstrated that he is good lawyer, possessing an unlimited energy, which he devotns to the interests of his clients. Mir. Rob- ertson, though yet young man, has had much experience in the practice of his profession and hss made record of which man at his age may feel justly proud. He was district attorney of Gila county for two years. It is his intention to attend all terms of the Dis trict court in Graham county in the future. Arizona Bulletin.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

The completion of the spring term of the Globe public school was marked by q literary and musical entertainment in the school house last Friday eve ming, participated in by pupils of the three departments. The programme was very long, comprising seventy-six numbers, which preclades its publca- tion. Considering the very short time allowed for preparation the children all acquitted themselves well. The patrio- tic spirit now so strong nmong the people of Globe, was reflected in the songs and recitations, and the national colors being conspicuously displayed. The school season of eight months just closed wes the most successful in the history of the Globe public school, and reflects credit on the teachers R. II. Theiiman, principal, H, Q. Robertson and Miss Geraldine Gerald.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

". F. Schaller, carpenter who had been working for one of the copper companies, was arrested by James Blankenship, constable, last Friday night. on instructions telegraphed frcm Phoenix. Schaller was indicted on the charge of rape, by the late grand jury at Phoenix. A Maricopa constable arrived on Monday Gnd took the pris oner back to Phoenix. The visiting officer was little short on courtesy, as he did not even call on Mir. Blanken- ship, who was at work in one of the copper mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19
THE APACnEs PEACnABLE.
..t Lieut.. Rice, Acting Indian Agent, De- nies Idle RuMors of Threat.
 cred Outbreak.
SAN CARLOS AGENCY, Ariz.,


 SAN CARLOS AGENCY, Ariz.,
 May l5, 1898. EDITORS SILVER BELT :---In reply to your letter of the 14th inst, have to state that there is absolutely 10 ground for the absurd rurnors recently pub lished in the newspapers regarding ar outbreak on the part of these Indians. I think that the Indians on this reser vation have never been more quiet and oontented than they are at the present time, nor lees inclined toward unlawful acts.
 The statement that they arc joining forces with the Papagos and Yaquis is without foundation and absurd; they have no intercourse or communication with those tribes and never have had. l think the people of Arizona have nothing to fear from the Apaches.
 Very respectfully yours,
 SEDGwIoK RICE,
 lst It. 2 Cav,
 Act'g Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

John Bath arrived last Sunday from the Boulder mine, Shinglo Springs, Fl Dorado county, Cnl We knew John when as hoy he played marbles in the streets of Globe. He has since grown to mans estate and now wields drill and hammer like any seasoned miner. The Boulder mine where he last worked belongs to the Wilmans Bros, who were among the old timers in this dis- trict and are kindly remembered here. We are pleased to learn that there good fortune continues and that they have Q profitable mine in the Boulder. The ledge is from 2 to 15 feet wide and tue output of gold is adding to their already snug fortune. A number of old Globe miners are in their employ-Jack Eaton, Walter McKenn, Vim. Batler, E. Trongove and Wm. Bath among the number. Steve Wilmans is superinten- dent of the mine. Fred, who lives iu San Francisco, visits the camp occasionally, and Mack is looking after bis large rauch interests near Newman, Stanis- laus county, Cal, having one of the finest focks of French Merino sheep in the United States.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19
instruments Filed for Record.

?, May l1--Deed to real estate, D. R. Williamson, sheriff. to Sarah Winder,
 Mry l2-Amended location notice, ''Dipper," Joe. Bondhauer; location notices, "Golden Wonder and "Gres. American Gold" John Nelson ct ali decd to mines, G. H. Dnff to w. c. Colcord; deed to mines, Thos. McGrav to W. 0. Colcord.
 May 14.-Location notices, "Iron Copper King" and "Iron Copper Queen." c. E. Taylor ct sl; location notices, Cosmopolitan" and "Minersl King" w. B. Peck ct al.
 May Location notices, "Tip Top and East Extension," M. G. O'Brien; land location. Mrs. Mattie Barber; deed to real estate. G. M. Allison and wife to Edith Ayisvorth; lease, Chas. Nes. bitt to Homer Dubois ct al.
 May 17-Deed to mines, Jos. Mo. Evoy to Corpelis Anderson; marginal release of note, Ida M. Patty to J. Q. Evans; deed to real estate, J. H. Win. der to N. l.. Amster, real estate mort gage, J. H. Berry to Alex Blake. Dj
 May 1S--Marginsl release of real estate mortgage, Chss. Nesbitt to Sam'l Grabfelder; real estate mortgage, Chas. Nesbitt to Chss. Holzmah; marginal re- lease of real estate mortgage, W. H. Moffett to R. H. Trevnrthcn; real estate mortgage, Wiley H. Moffett and wife to r. W. Westmeyer.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19
A Successfrs Timing Enterprise.

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 The Black Warrior Copper company is now shipping ore from the Mont gomery, which is one of fifteen claims belonging to the company situated in Webster gHlch. The Montgomery is Q phenomenal mine in that it has proved paying proposition from the grass roots. The ledge is 20 feet wide and the ore is cheaply mined. averages l5 7-l0 copper, and io of character that makes it desirable to Aux with the ores of the United Globe Mines, which com pany has contracted to smelt it.
 Jas. A. Fleming, president of the Black Warrior company, notwithstand- ing the many discouragements which he has had to face, has never lost con fidence in the property, and is now practically the sole owner. About 20 tons of ore are being delivered to the United Globe smelter daily, at cost for mining and hauling of S5.25 per ton, leaving the handsome margin of profit of from Sl0 to SIP per ton. Mir. Fleming informs us there is enough ore in sight to insure continuation oT shipments for year.
 Other claims in the group have been more or less developed, some of them with very satisfactory results, and there is no doubt but the Black Warrior Copper company has one, of the most valuable properties in Globe district.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-05-19

It is pot too e'rly to agitate the csl- ebration of the Fourth Uf July, which will surely be observed with more than the usual enthu iasm thls year through ont the Uuited States, owing to tho spirit of patriotism aroused by cur sue. cessful war with Spain. The people of Globe, above most others, have req son to rejoice Ss, we have not felt the blight of war, and as community are more prosperous than for many sears. Therefore, lei us have rousing cele- bration and invite our neighbors in Graham and P,nal counties to join in the good time.