Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-07
our RALEIGH
news BUDGET
tate Dental S eiaty AdjouEns to
Meet a Greensboro.
NASH COUNTY GOLD
NASH COUNTY c
Tho Eastern Appalachian Gold Felt
on the Evebf Grent Movement
Trinity Cousgo'- Craven Memorial
aInIi om,Ictcd-A Iouna Mans
Rapid Cn,eer la Or mo NV" kis-
cnped Co,victs nccapsurcd.

Raleigh. i. c., May 6.--The state
Dental Society finished the work OF the
eoss,on Yesterday morning, adjourning
MT o.cloct. Most OF the members lett
ON the afternoon traits for home. wen
n,eased with the meeting here and with
the capitol.
The society will hdl ita next annual
meeting In Greensboro, beginning May
the 9Th. 1900.
The election OF offers resulted in the
selection Of the following:
Presldent-A. C. Liverman. of Scot
land Neck.
First ylce-Presldnt-E. J. Tucker. OF
Roxboro.
say. of Hickory.
Treasurer-B. l. James. Of Granville.
secretary-J. S Spurgeon, OF Hills
Essay!st-F. II Harris, OF Henderson
Supervisor of Clinics-J. Il. Wyche,
OF Greensboro.
The president announced the fo'loN-
ing committees for the ensuing gear:
Publica tion-or. j. NJ. Fleming. OF
L.
DR.. j. NJ. Paiscr. of Goldsboro.
Eyecutive-pr. G. w. Banner. of Mt.
Airy: Drs. d. e. Everett and y. G.. Car
roll, Of Raleigh.
NAsI COUNTY GOLD.
X gold ba. weighing four pounds.
wcrth between $500 and $500, Nash
connty gold Is on exhibition at the
Planters B;nk in Rocky Mount.
I: is the iroduct Of Il six days run
of the Mat-ArrinGton gold mill. OPP
era:ed by 5essrs. Campbell 81 Lyon. Of
Argo, Nasl county.
The bar IS pure gold. and It's value
and the the required in getting it out
sh5ws n N.ld of $50 per day 4; 4 cost
o. about 81 or $40.
The EaGern Appalachian gold belt is
on the eN of a great movement. and
the eyes q the world Will coon be open
ed to the wonderful richness of the
East Carjina mines. Some or the best
gold MINIS of the world are TO be found
within twenty-five miles of Rocky
Mount, nd gold mining is expected 10
become mammoth industry in this
section.
With week the Culpeper mine has
dcvelord 4 new vein eighteen inches
in wldh. and fine gold is visible III
nearlycvery piece of ore extra ctcd.
These ich veins make the properties 4
verita1e mineral farm, whose owners
are Hn. Il. III. Bum. w. a. Campbell
and w. Lyon.
Wtl1 is being rapidly pushed ana
golf bricks will soon become an ord-
mar spectacle. North Carolina viii al
was be at the head OF the list. All
sh needs is development.
DURHAM'S NEW HALL
rhe handsome Craven Memorial Hal,
Trinity College has been completed.
) final inspection was made by the
hiding committee and Architect c. c.
look, of Charlotte, and the building
fceived. The building will be used OK
lusiyely as an auditorium. and will
seat 1900 people. 1t will be specially
servlccable during commemorative
which have been greatly crowded in the
past for want Of adequate room. The
building was built by Mr.. Nicholas lit
ner 1t is beautiful in its simplicity.
and cost $4,000. The exterior is of gray
brick and granite, and the interior has
n bowl floor and panclcd ceiling II IS
learned that Col. J. S. Carr will fur
nish the building with all necessary
opera. chairs. carpets. etc. The new
building Is to be dedicated at Trinity
commencement in June.
A CAREER OF CRIME