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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-08-24
Report from the Robust.

The Salt Lake Tribune OF the 18th
contains the following:
Local officers of the Ely Mining &
Milling Co, whose properties are locat-
ed at Ely. White Pine county, Nevada.
have just received report from Char
lie Da Wis. the superintendent, in which
he Informs them that the crushers are
running on ores that show from s22 TO
S25 60 ton In gold. with a fractional
amount In silver. For the purpose Of
determining just what percentage of
free gold IL contained in the ores, the
management has just procured an anal
ysis at the Ellis labratOry, where IL WAS
learned that the amount would not ex-
ceed so cents ton. With this demon
stration, the company feels safe In putt
ting the whole through the teaching
tanks of the cyanide planty-shat has
now been running for two weeks and
that has thus far been all that was re
lied on, the first cleanup to make its
appearance here the last OF the month.
Among the Salt Lakers interested In
the proposition are r. d. r. Thomp-
son, w. NJ Bradley, DR.. A. w. Bur-
rows, w. P. Lynn, and L. r. Ritter
who made thorough examination OF
the property before taking hold. These
gentlemen look upon the condition of
the property as most encouraging.
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chairman Mil Starts To-day.

As announced In our last issue, the
Chairman mill has commenced the
grinding of ore and the new campaign
at that property Is fairly under way.
A small crew has been put on In the
mine, which is capable Of meeting all
demands. Hoisting began Sunday but
a defective chute in the mill delayed
proceedings until this morning when
new start will be made. About Is
men are at present employed but this
number will be Increased slightly when
the mill gets down to steady work
Local labor Is capable Of supplying all
present demands, however.
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KrSeer Answers John Bull.

CAPE Town, Aug. 2l.-The report
that the Transyaal government has
handed its reply to the British agent
at Pretoria, to be forwarded to Sir Al
fred Miner. British High Commissioner
for South Africa, and Governor OF Cape
Colony, is confirmed. 1t IS believed that
the proposition of Great Britain for a
joint commission to investigate the ef-
feet which the franchise reform legisla-
tion would have on the Uitlanders has
not been accepted, but that necessary
proposals have been advanced.
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HAMILTON NOTES.

C. Stanley Is visiting Ia town.
Mrs. A. Beaton Is spending a few days
in Ely visiting friends.
W. F. Meudes OF Duckwater, passed
through here last week on his way to
Eureka.
Fl. Hoppe gave up his contract for
sacking the Homestake ore, and it waa
re-let TO Fred Beck and Louis Adelman.
Mrs. s. r. Paul has sold her houses
in Hamilton to parties from Lnnd, and
they are removing them to that place.
W. L. Roberts has returned from
Delamar to assist bis partners in work
ing the Last Chance mine.
Some of the teams hauling ore from
the Homestake mine have been laid of
since the bulk OF the ore has been ship
ped. There are still Eve teams running
from that mine.
Gus Simon and A. T. Shields who are
working on the Last Chance mine,
made connections with the workings OF
the Homestake mine the fore part OF
last week.
There was a picnic at Green Springs
last Sunday, attended by the following
named persons from Hamilton +. j.
McEllln and family, Misses Katie, LIZ
zie. May and Minnie Matson, Messrs.
James Rosevear, L. McGarry and y,
Paulson.
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RloriNG IN PARIS.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-The agitation which
for some months has been gradually
reaching the point of explosion burst
forth In this city yesterday, led by the
revolutionary anarchist, Sebastian
Faure, who led an excited mob composed
Of the soeiallstle elements, into all man.
ner Of depredations. Several churches
were stormed aud other acts of sacri-
lege INDUCED in. The police did their
utmost to gain control 90 the mob, but
the rioters were not TO be thus subdued,
and before quiet was restored the Com
mlssary Of Police, NJ. Eouilier, had been
stabbed twice, $50 persons injured. $50
taken to the hospitals and fity-nlne
public officers wounded. In an, $50 per-.
sous we're arrested. The outbreak was
In response to an appeal OF the Journal
Du Peuple aud L. Petit Republique to
anarchists and socialists to gather at
about clock p. NJ. in the Place de
La Republic,
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ious damage from frost IN town.

Three fights in two days and still no.
body killed. Only little bad blood
spilled and a damaged proboscis as
mementoes of the scrap. Fighting
whiskey caused the trouble.
Two more 4-horse teams loaded with
beer arrived from Oasis for Wm.
Hayes this week. Andrew Sorenson
left Monday to bring in the balance of
the carload.
Mrs. Stephen Williams of White
River was taken seriously sick last
week and came in on Sunday TO place
herself under the doctor's care, and is
now convalesoing. She is stopping
with her children at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Graham.
Word was received here by telephone
last Monday morning thai Willie Nc
Knight, Oldest son of County Commls
sioner Mcknight, hs accidentally shot
himself in the foot The evening before
at his grandmother 8 ranch at Shek-
els station. The weapon was 22-cal-
iber rife, and the ball struck the big
toe, inficting painful wound.
2 r. Bradley and Dan Nichols were
in from Preston with load OF vegeta-
bles last Friday. Mr.. Bradley states
that tomatoes and melons are fast rip
enlng In their gardens and will soon be
on the market. Several new houses
have been recently built at both Pres
ton and Lund, and all of the new set
tiers are getting comfortably fixed for
the winter.
A suit was brought here yesterday In
Justice Tyler's court by B. B. Bird
against the Elko & White Pine Trans
portation Co. ct al, for s4s.99, alleged
to be due the plaintiff on an old account
covering the period during which he
occupied the company's stable in Ely
on lease. A jury was demanded aud
the trial occupied the entire afternoon.
At o'clock the defense was still exam.
lining witnesses and an adjournment
was taken until 9 o'clock this morning
A letter from Simon Davis. Manager
of the Gold Crown mine at Siegel, ihi>
county, informs MS that work has been
suspended on that property for 30 DAYS
for the purpose Of doing assessment
work on number Of outside claims
after which the tunnel which the com
pany has been running 10 tap their
ledge at greater depth. will be pushed
to completion. The Gold Crown has
been productiv of a considerable guam
tity OF shipping ore and bids fair to be.
come one of the best mines In the coln-
ty. Silver predominates in the ore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-08-24
APELMAN g. KOHN, ''EsFI aE'.sa. sa'E''

he has temporarily removed his men
from the ore producing mine to do as
ssss sment work on other locations.
When the same Is completed work will
be resumed as before aud continued
during the winter.
Hugh Nelson, supt. OF mine in
Mono county, Cal, came in last week
TO examine some gold mines in Granite
district, the property of Geo. Tibbetti
and others. He was favorably impress
sed. and men VIII be put to work this
week.
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Three fights in two days and still no.
body killed. Only little bad blood
spilled and a damaged pcoboscis as
mementoes of the scrap. Fighting
whiskey caused the trouble.
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The cleanup referred to In the above
was made last Monday, and Manager
Davis informs us was entirely sitlsfac-
tory. The zinc boxes yielded consla-
cradle quantity OF anro-cyanIdes which
will be shipped In their crude state to
the company's headquarters IN Salt
Lake City. Several improvements
have been made at the mill in the past
week and it is now running day and
night on high grade of ore, giving
promise of good clean ups at regular
intervals. An enlargement OF the tank
capacity to keep pace with the crush.
ers is one OF the needs OF the immediate
future.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-08-24

During the civil war, as well as in our
late war with Spain, diarrhoea was one
OF tho most troublesome diseases the
army had TO contend with. In many
instances It became chronic and the old
soldiers still suffer from It. Mr.. David
Taylor OF Wind Ridge Greene Co., Pa,
is one Of these. He uses Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Dlarlhoea Remedy
and says he never found anything that
would give him such quick relief. Il
Is for sale by F. NJ. Clark, druggist.
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Steptoe Crop Report.

A light frost five nights out of seven
renders the past week record breaker
for cold in August.
The wild hay harvest, which Is very
light, is generally over, and grain cut.
ting Is In progress.
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Thursday. August "a, 1890.
SCRAPS FROM ely.

Those whiskers OF yours need trim
ming, go see Fox, the barber.
Ed Bennett Is In town as a witness In
the suit now pending in the Justices
court.
Latest quotations: Lead, s4.35; cop
per 1850 a $500.
Mrs. NJ. A. Baker is visiting with
Mrs. Mollison In Steptoe valley.
Mrs. Walter Buntin of osceola Is
spending the week with her mother
and sisters here.
Fl. Darling, of Georgetown, has gone
TO Utah to bring out his family to their
new home.
A clean shave and neat hair cut at
Fox's barber shop.
II Is rumored here that Con Crooks,
. well known cowboy, was shot and
killed In Arizona last week.
Mrs. II. A. Comins entertained the
Ladies' Social Club last Saturday at
her home In Steptoe valley.
Mrs. W. ]. Barney and Mrs. John
Weber and children are spending the
week with Mrs. W. N. McGill on Duck
creek.
Shipments OF ore over the Eureka &
Palisade railroad from the Homestake
mine at Hamilton last week amounted
70 los tons.
Miss May Rutledgs Is home for few
weeks vacation. after which she will
open school at Preston, In White River
district.
Louis Franks returned from Tusca-
rora last Sunday. he reports that
sAere are about 80 men al work In the
samp, but the town 10 very quiet.
Judge R!ves has formed new law
partnership at Salt Lake, and moved
Into Offices In the ]. F. Walker build
lng. The Arm is now Rives & Shredder
Miss Minnie Mau, who has been WIS.,
isIng hers for several weeks with her
sisscr, Mrs. Geo. Paul, returned to her
hone IN Eureka last Tuesday.
.sour subscription list is rapidly grow.
lag, but We have to nearly double
IL 70 get even on our recent reduction
In price. Don't be backward but send
In your name.
Sheriff Scott made a flying trip TO
Cherry the first of the week. returning
Tuesday accompanied by Miss Maggie
Bonner, who Is the guest of Miss Mollie
Scott for few days.
The Maaons will hold meeting at
Cherry Creek next Friday, which will
Do attended by all the members OF the
lodgs from this vicinity. Judge Fitz-
gerald of Eureka viii be the guest OF
she occasion.
Messrs. Campton and Rynearson re,
surned on Monday from a hunting and
surveying trip In the neIghborhood OF
Hunter district. They report that
sagehen are very scarce this year.
Arc you subscriber to the WHITE
PINE NEwsp II not, why not? We
are working In the public interest and
wAns your support. Remember the
erics is only % year.
Grain harvest Is well under way In
White River valley and two loads oi
cracked barley from the Company
property at Lund were marketed here
This week.
Miss Ida Gallagher Is spending the
week In town as the guest of Miss Mol
lie Scott, who leaves In a few days &c
resume her studies at the State Univer
atty.
Josiah Miles and bride were tn,
guests of Mrs. Geo. Holmes last Sun
day and left Monday for Spring valley
to visit Mrs. Miles sister, Mrs. Jane
Riordan.
Snow fell on the mountains south o
sown last Friday and water frose tn
same night at shalianbarger's ranch
sst W heys act yet heard Of any ser
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-08-24

The soothing and healing properties
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, It's
pleasant taste and prompt and perman-
ent cures, have made 1t a great favorite
with the people everywhere. For sale
by +. NJ. Clark, druggist.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-17
DISTRICT COURT.
One Prisoner Sentenced-Tiree DivOrceI
Jurors S%ubpOenaed.

One Prisoner Sentenced-Three Divorces
Jurors S~ubp0enaed.
The last session Of district court of
Yellowstone county for this year con
vened in Billings yesterday morning
with Judge Loud OH the bench. Every
member of the county bar was present
when court opened. The criminal
docket this term comprised but four
cases and two Of these have already
been disposed Of.
Frank Yuse, the young Italian,
charged with assault in the first degree,
was allowed to plead guilty to assault
in the second degree, and was fined
1915 and costs. The fine was paid.
The Italian stabbed Andy Myrold in
the back at the Huntley stone quarry a
few weeks ago, Myrold has about re.
covered from his injury.
Edwin Kopp was arraigned yesterday
on q charge Of grand larceny of a horse
from James Buckley, and given until
this morning to plead, The attorney
for the defendant at this mornings ses-
sion in behalf Of his client entered a
plea OF guilty and asked the leniency
of the court on account Of the defen.
dant's age. The Judge questioned the
defendant, who stated that his age was
IL years; that this was the first time
he had ever been charged with q crime
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paign in the Buckeye state as being at
boiling point.
Mrs. Davis is in Helena as a delegate
from the local lodge Of Rebekahs, to
the grand lodge.
e. A. Baldwin Of the Musselshell
was here yesterday to meet his wife,
who returned from Idaho, where she
was called early last spring BY the
death Of a son. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
left this morning for their Musselshell
home. accompanied by B. Bond Of Dill
on, a brother Of the latter.
Mrs. F. M. Canton of Buffalo, Wyo.,
was here Saturday to meet her husband
OH his return from Alaska, where he
had been for two years, having sole
charge Of thu marshal's affairs in the
interior Of that territory as a deputy
U. s. marshal for the North American
Trading & Transportation company.
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DEATH OF MRS. SEAMAN.
Mother of j. M. Seaman, OF This City, Dies
at st. Vincent's Hospital.

Mother of j. NJ. Seaman, Of This city, Dies
at st. Vincent's Hospital.
Mrs. Peter Seaman of Butte, who
was brought TO this city a couple Of
weeks ago from Livingston where she
had been visiting. died at st. vincent's
hospital last night. Several days ago
her condition became alarming, the at
tending physician announcing that her
case seemed hopeless. Her husband,
Peter Seaman from Butte, and her son,
j.. NJ. Seaman Of this city, have been
almost constantly present at her bed
side.
The interment will take place il the
Billings cemetery, the funeral services
being announced to be held in the
Catholic church tomorrow forenoon at
10 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Father
Van C~larenbeck.
The deceased will be remembered BY
a number Of Billings: people as she has
visited her son here on several oocas-
ions. &
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and that he took the horse to find work
He waived the statuatory time in which
to receive sentence, %whereupon the
court stated that in consideration of his
age, he would give him the minimum
sentence Of one year in the state peni-
Tertiary.
Peter G. Dunning, whose true name
il Phillip 9. Dunno, and B. +. David
SOL, who are also charged with grand
larceny, were arraigned yesterday and
given until this morning to plead. On
re%convening Of court at 10 o'clock, the
attorneys for defendants entered de-
murrers in the case. These men are
charged with having robbed the New
York restaurant a couple Of weeks ago.
securing something like $3.50. There
is q woman in the case, to whom it is
supposed the money was passed after it
was stolen. as none of it was recovered.
The demurrers were submitted to the
judge without argument and he will
take action on them this afternoon.
Geo. Wycberley. n native Of Great
Britain, renowned his allegiance to
foreign powers and p%otentates. and
am under the stars and stripes, being
n%aturalized IN court.
John Chris Schmehl was granted a
divorce from his wife, Johanna Sch.
mehl, on the ground Of adultery. There
was considerable Schmehl about the
case.
The divorce case of Avery B. Rumsey
vs.. Irena J.. Rumsey resulted in the de-
PENDANT being granted the divorce on
the ground of desertion.
Default was entered in the case of
Kate r. ingalls, vs.. VIM. j. ingalls,.
and the divorce granted the plaintiff on
the ground Of wilful neglect.
At this mornings session Judge
Loud appointed Tllos. s. Linton as
county commissioner to fill IttG unex-
PRED term Of o. N. NeWssan, resigned.
Mr.. Linton will be dp4y qualified to fill
the Office upop biz taking the oath and
filing a good AID sufficient bond in the
sum Of $1,000. The following list Of
Of persons, who reside IN Bill.
ings and are to be subpoena-d as jurors,
was drawn from Jury box No. 8, serv.
ice being returnable Tuesday. Oct. "a,
when the jury trials will begin:
Nv. l.. Linton. r. w. Clark, s. B.
Sawyer. J. W. Watson, W. O. Selbrede,
W. J. Bennett. M. Clarity, P. B. Moss.
John Rixon, J. A. Benjamin., 0. Fl.
Brown, j. WI Appleman, Paul MoCor.
mick, Alex Watt, f. L.Monahan, A.A.
Fenske, A. II. Wilkinson. Fred Awe,
A. @. Tomplins,< J. Gilsdorf, H. T.
W. E/Owens, J. P. Davis, L.
B. st. John. Chas. Gaedke, II. w.
Rowley, r. j. Jellison, j. J. Davis, W.
L, Selvidge, John M. Ramsey. A. P.
Hart, Henry Haid, Gerald Panton, A.
l.. Babcock, Pat LOTUS, l.. @. Farmer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

J. Fl. Bigger of Chance was a Bill.
ings visitor Saturday.
W. B. Amin and wife were down
from Columbus yesterday.
P. /. Moule of Bercall is here look.
ing after business matters.
Major VIM. Panton departed this
morning for his home in Ontario.
/ A. P. Smith is ipaF1olena attending
1.-The grand lodgdOfOdd Fellows.
Mayor Chris iYegapsreturned satur-
day from a "wednesday at Hunters Hot
Springs.
M. +. Trask and r.. Lehfeldt Of La.
vina have been spending several days
III the city.
9. 7. Thomas, one OF the flock
masters Of the Lake basin, was in the
city Saturday on business.
J. J. Holland, of the lumber and
hardware firm Of Holland & Company
Of Gebo, was a Billings visitor Satur-
day.
M. s. Gum, the Helena attorney,
who is interested in the contest Of the
probating of the Richard Ashworth
will, was a Billings visitor Saturday.
L. Mrs. s. A. Young of Detroit, Mich,
has arrived in tip city tSf a visit to her
son, Frank You3g, p6d friends, and il
the guest of the family Of DR.. Clark.
Roy Evans returned to Bs11ings Sat-
urday night frbm a Sisf to West Lib.
erty, Iowa, wless he attended the mar
riage Of his sister, Miss Sara and Will
Fl. Morse.
Q. j. Hysham, a prominent cattle.
man of Red Oak. Iowa, who has bought
quite heavily Of Montana cattle, arriv-
ed here Sunday and is shipping stock
this week.
DR.. Chapple and family returned
Saturday FROM thei1,> 66ting in the
mountains, dicasje6ed by the bad
weather. ThAIdoctor's health is still
improving.
20. N. Newman, left yesterday morn.
ing for Burnley, Wash, where he has
real estate interests. 1t is the inten.
tion Of the gentleman to reside there
permanently.
O. Fl. Dietrich, the banker of Hast
ings, Neb,, who is interested in placer
mining on the Clark's Fork in Carbon
county, was in the city Saturday on
his way home.
Mrs. Chas. f. Burton left Yesterday
FOR Helena to att1nd the .ssn6d lodge Of
the state Rebelk s>~ which she is
She WAS accompanied by
her little daughter Aggie.
l<Vigo Iceberg came up from Miles
City Sunday and spent a couple Of days
renewing acquaintance. Vigo thinks
Miles City a pretty good town, but not
nearly SO much as Billings.
Colonel George and wife, Frank Nc.
Laughlin and Roy M. Sharp of Dead.
wood, were in the city Friday to meet
the members Of the Black Hills COM
Of the South Dakota regiment.
l.gol. W.sF Cody and his guests, Gen.
Nelson A. Miles and several titled
foreigners, will arrive in Billings on
Wednesday night, Dot. 25. on their way
to Cody and the Shoshone mountains
for a short pleasure outing.
w. H. Hawkins of Columbus was a
visitor in the city yesterday, returning
from a several weeks visit to his old
home In Ohio. He reports the cam.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-17
Many Il Lover

Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea p~urifies the
breath by it's action on the bowels etc,
as nothing else will. Sold for years on
absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and
so cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-17
BILLINGS POsTOFF1CE.
LOCAL NOTES..

Its off. Are you on? A home or
investment. 4l.tf
West Side Addition is the place to
build a home. Y
Rocky Fork coal cleaned, $3. rs per
ton; better than ever. Donovan q
Spear.
THE bad weather Of tho past week
has greatly delayed threshing in this
valley.
You cun secure lots in tho West
Side Addition by u small payment per
month"; y
Rocky Fork coal cleaned, y 3.75
per ton: better than ever. Donovan
q Spear.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure ut $40, pants
at $5, and up.
AL Lee Of Livingston has made ar.
engagements for the opening Of a bur in
tho Hotel Driscoll.
See W. B. George and get lots in
the West Side Addition. They are sell.
ing like hot cakes.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
--Adelina Patti says: 1.-THE Kim.
ball piano has a wonderfully sweet and
sympathetic tone" Sold by Ortop
Bros, Butte, Mont.
According to q notice filed with
the secretary Of state, the Clarke Fork
Goal company Of Gebo has increased Its
capital from $3.50, 900 to $500, 900.
The County Sabbath school uon.
vention convenes In Park City tomor.
row for q two days session. Several
workers from Billings will attend and
take part IN the programme.
The Billings Steam laundry, which
il strictly up-to-date, bias added Il new
Troy washer to Ats establishment,
which gives good satisfaction by wash.
ing clothes IA white az snow.
The Kimbal' sings its own praises.
DO you want a ,iano that has been Co.,
Enthusiastically endorsed by Ae worlds
greatest artists, without having that
endorsement put Oh the price Of the
iustrnmont? Then buy q kimball. y
The county commissioners of Gar.
bon county ,Aet IN Red Lodge last week
and unanimously decided to issue bonds
IA the sum ~ $43,0 600 for the purpose
Of taking ub al outstanding warrants.
The National Park Transportation
oompany's horses, numbering over 800
head, were brought down to Columbus
last week and taken to the head OF the
Saltwater. where they will be winter.
cd.
The Northern Pacific has a force Of
mon ut work grading and laying track
for the liew. yards tor the Rocky Fork
coal company In Red Lodge, The pro.
posed increased production of coal from
No. 2 vein IL the cause for tho new
trackage. The yards and track will BIO
OF 100 oars capacity,
Tile city council OF Livingston had
an ordinance before 1t at a recent meet
ing. which had for its purpose the
bonding OF the city for purchasing u
water supply In the sum of 800, 900.
The Rillings council will soon take
aation looking to the purchase Of the
BilliI|gs Water Power company's plant,
Red Lodge Picket: Arthur J.
Hart and Miss Gussie Jones. both Of
Billings. WERE married at the home of
one iride's parents, near that city, last
wednesday. Arthur il q valued em.
pioye Ia the composing rooms of the
hl1llngH Gazette and was a member of
she Montana volunteers Of Grigsby's
rough riders, Flo came near being
barred by the age limit, but being Just
Md enough TO 80 to war, ha probably
concluded that no was likewise lust
f'bout tho right age to take up arms In