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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22
Fo1c Months Longer.
A BILL

To allow certain persons further
time TO sell their stock Of in
toxicating liquors within
certain counties OF the
Commonwealth.
Whereas, by an act passed by the
General Assembly of Virginia, approx.
ed March twenty-fifth, nineteen hun
dred and two, entitled "An act TO pro-
hlbit the manufacture and sale OF Ger.
tain Intoxicating liquors in certain
counties OF the commonwealth" the
manufacture and sale OF said liquors
We're prohibited within the counties OF
Tazewell, Buchanan and Dickinson;
and
Whereas, Millarce Brown and Max
Greenburg, OF the county OF Tazewell.
and Morgan Il. Smith, OF Dickinson
county, and certain other persons re-
siding within the said three counties.
have left ON their hands some of said
liquors which they manufactured ac-
cording To the laws i'm force prior TO the
enactment Of said prohibitory law;
therefore,
BE 1t enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, That the said persons
shall be allowed four months from the
time this act goes into effect, i'm which
to sell such liquors within said three
counties, provided such persons shall
hrst comply with the laws OF the Unit
eel States and with the laws OF Virginia
i'm respect 20 such sale"
This means four months longer OF
liquor selling and drunkness i'm these
communities.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22
Didn,t Like That Ixina ar Crn.,.a-.

1t was the Fourth OF July. A little
miss was. told to take her afternoon
nap. and then she should get UP and
watch the boys put of their hrecrack-
ers.
Pretty soon heavy thunder shower
came ON. and Aunt Mary went up to
see II Miss Rachel was frightened.
Evidently she was, for she called out
at once;
AUNT Mary, / don't want to hear
any more firecrackers T-BabyIand
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22
Appointments,

Tazewell, Va, August Sat the re-
quest of the brethren in charge of our
district work, i have consented 10 visit
and preach for the churches of the dis
trict at the times below mentioned.
hoping thereby TO secure greater in
terest in our district work and "A better
attendance upon our annual convention
which is to be held at the church at
Graham Va, beginning on Thursday
night September 18th, 1902 at 8p. m.
Let us have great meeting at
Graham and plan for more work and
better work in the district during the
coming year than we have done during
the year closing
Fratemally,
J. y. HARTMAN.
Ny appointment for August are rs
follows:
Graham , Sunday mt p. IN.
Falls Mills Tuesday 18th, at p. m.
Springville Thursday 18th, mt p. m.
Shawvers Mills 3rd Sunday at IL "A. m.
Concord Bird Sunday at 4 p. IN.
Horesepen Cove 4th Sunday at | I'm.
Crockett Cove 4th Sunday at p. m.
Cavatts Creek 9th Sunday at IL a. m.
Pounding Mill 9th Sunday at p. m
Appointments for September.
Richlands LIST Sunday at ii IA. IN.
Tazewell LIST Sunday at p. m.
Dicks Greek 2nd Sunday at ii n. m.
Lockharts Chapel 2nd Sunday at 4:3O
p. IN.
The brethren will please advertise
these appointments in their respective
congregations and neighborhoods.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22

nourshed and then the outcry of the
nerves VIII Cease as naturally as a hun
cry child ceases to cry when fed.
FOR nervous women there is no better
tonic and nerviue than DIR. Pierce's Fa-
Vorite Prescription. II cures the dis
eases which produce nervousness in
women, irregularity, facilitating drains,
Inflammation. liberation aud fesuale
weakness. 1t tranquilizes the nerves,
encourages the appetite. and induces re-
treshing sleep.
~hsn began taking your medicine I was
MOI aole 10 stand on my feet ten minutes Al a
nnS, writes Mrs Hattie Borradaiie of II1
spring street Nashville. Tenn. ~Had falling
OF uterus. and kidney and liver disease and was
80 weak aud nervous I could not keen still
moulo take nervous spells and almost die af
ufnes. i had several different doctors attend
ing, but they could not do me any good The
last one had said would never get up again
loio MIN that was taking your Pavorfte Pre-
scripton aud Golden Medical Discovery aud
ne sad, Might just as well take that much
water each day But Thought would give the
neoiSine fair trial Before had finished the
nIst TWO bottles 1 was able to get outside tn :
mouse and walk around the yard l kept O a
taking the medicines and they Cursd me
DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22
The farewell Schools.

The report of the public schools
the State, for the year 19OO-.9OI. end
ing July 81, has been issued by State
Superintendent, Southall.
The report is quite volum-
nous, and containing much valuable in
formation about the schools Of the
State:
The following facts concernin the
schools Of Tazewel may be Of interest
to our reader, rs, we believe, no special
reports Of our schools are made:
Number of school houses in the
county, white Ill. Colored II.
Number of pupils enrolled, white
4.447. Colored, 6s5.
The average number Of months
schools opened during year. &, 5-6
Average salaries paid teachers. male
$25;32 Females S23:G5.
The total amount spent for school
purposes for this time 800. 69l 90. This
amount includes State and County
funds and district taxes.
This amount was spent as follows:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22

The report shows that the average
cost of tuition per month for each pupil
is rs cents.
Tazewell needs at once at last So
10000 additional funds for school Dur
poses. And then, if some Of our schools
are doubted up, reducing the number
and thereby increasing the available
funds, large step forward will be
taken.
We are informed by one who ought
to know, that in one community i'm
Tazewen, within distance OF II or IS
miles, there about 10 school houses
In another section, within the distance
Of eight miles or less, there are five
school houses. II these figures and
distances are any where near correct it
can be seen that there is opportunity to
save money and increase the efficiency
Of the schools in these districts and the
same may be true, of other parts of the
county. What says Prof. Williams. o
these facts and figures.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22
PATTON HOUSE
BLUEFIELD WEST
VIRGINIA..
OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT.

First Class .Acconsnsodat
ions.
Hot and Cold Baths. New water
closets = Electric Lights Free
Sample Rooms. Porter meets
all trains.
]. l.. PATTON, Prom.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22

When q
oman 10
\ nervous her
''~imagina-
ton gives
- fantastic
and threat
ening
shapes TO
the most IA
- uniliar OBJ
jccts. BY day
she starts IN fear
at every sudden
or unfamiliar
sound. By
night the furni-
ture of her room
takes on af-
Fighting forms
Of ghost or COB
lin. You can't
season with the
Anerves. Neither
logic nor love
can quiet them.
They must BE-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-08-22

10 allow certain persons further
time 20 sell their stock Of in
toxicating liquors within
certain counties of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07

veterans Of the Spanish American war
are EXEMPT from poll tax, but thus 1t
is in Idaho.
NEW YEAR WEDDINGS,
New Years eve Judge Masonheimer
Joined in wedlock George Frank Mil
bauG Of this city, and Miss Bertha
Stechoewe, of Marshal, Miss, and the
next night Miss Chatarlne Petersen
and Mr., George p, Hessell, both Of Po-
catelo. The same night Miss Annie
Nicholson, Of Gentle Valley, and Fred
Wait, Of this city, We're married at the
home of the grooms parents.
The next meeting of the Lyric club
VIII be Tuesday evening, January Z, at
the Congregational church.
a fine baby girl made her appearance
at the home Of Nj, and Mrs. August
Rotowsky New Years morning, mother
and daughter doing we'll
Mumps are trumps here now, having
attacked all children in the family
Of state superintendent OF Sunday
Schools l.. c. Pond, they at last at
tackled him.
Mr. Charles s. Green is recovering
from an attack of smallpox.
Mr. Herbert Williams Is down with
o case OF appendicitis under the care
CT Or. Rocker, and is getting along
nicely
The holiday business Of the postofIlce
was greatly In excess Of the year preyi-
Gus ana was handled with despatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
THAT wATcH ORDER.
Men Can isuy Their TImepicces Any
where Providing They Are Reliable,

In course of conversation this morn
ing General Superintendent ~ ~ CAL
vim stated that the watch order In
vogue upon the Oregon Short Line
among its employees was not nearly as
strict az that Imposed by some stand
ard lines "This talk about the men
being compelled 20 buy their timepicoes
from The watch inspector Is all rot" he
said. 81 DO not mind where they get
their watches, they can buy them In
Germany II they want TO, but IN the
interest Of the safety OF the public the
tralnmen, such az engineers, Conduc-
tors, fiIemen and brakemen, must have
good watches, that win not be suscep.
tible 70 the heat or cold, All we ask h
that they have good timekecpera with
not less than Il Jewels IN the move
mont; station agents and other men
employee by the company can have In
ferlor watches, say with 10 jewels |
know Of no dissatisfaction among the
men, ON the contrary, they realize that
Il Is to their interest that they have re-
liable tlmepeccs. for without them
neither their lives or those Of the pub
lie can be said TO be safe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
LATE LOCALS

General Manager ID, $, Murray OF the
II, NJ Telephone company Is In the
north on business connected with his
company,
The state board OF medical examn-
ers is holding an examination today.
Six doctors are being examined as 10
their qualifications TO practice medicine
and surgery in this state.
The new copper wire that the West
ern Union Is stringing west through
Wyoming will reach Ogden In thirty
days. The Ogden-Salt Lake line Is al
ready in position
Very fine oregon apples OF the Bald
win. Ben Davis Toronto's Dream Mai,
den's Rush, and other varieties are ar
irving from the West and make a
toothsome display ON First South street
store windows.
city Attorney Nye has appointed
Walter G.. Shoup a son OF ex-senator
Sh0up Of Idaho. 10 be his assistant The
appointee Is only % years old and was
a lieutenant In Torrey's rough riders
during the Spanish war.
The trouble experienced by the tele-
graph company because Of the fog
brings out the suggestion from prom
inent electrical engineer that Il would
be better II porcelain was substituted
for glass as insulators on telephone
and telegraph poles. as II is much
better non-condue,or than glass,
This is the afth day OF fog. BY noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
------ ------s % -
T0DAYS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is today's record Of real
estate transfers, made In the Office OF
the county recorder up TO o'clock thla
afternoon
James Campbell, by sheriff, to G.
w lIeidel, sherln's deed, Nava-
10 and other lode claims IN West
Mountain mining district ....S 29S
Clesson S, Kinney ct al by sher-
In, TO G. H. Parsons, sherlns
deed lot 2, block "A. plat J... 300
YESTERDAY,
II, II, Edgard and wife to Mrs.
Clara Young, warranty deed,
part OF section "a. township
north, range west ..n..u. 1000
H. A. Soper to Addle A, Soper,
warranty deed, part Of lot s,
block ~, plat An.,.n,.a.. /
The Prevalent Life and Trust
Co, Of Philadelphia to Robert l..
Peterson, Sp, warranty deed,
part OF lot 2, block 80, plat A.. $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
Hauling Nearly 10000 Tons Of
Fuel a Day,
AFTER SOME MORE MINES.
HUNDRED that Amy rIinc No. Has
neen Bought from from q. y,
Huntington Estate.

From Alny, Wyo., comes the rlmor
that tho Union Pacific has purchased
mine No from the heirs Of the late
Coils r. Huntington, and also that
large coke ovens are ia be erected on
The Union Pacific property at Spring
Valley. where the product Of The mines
there WIN be solely utilized for the
manufacture OF that commodity to the
exclusion Of the utilization of the coal
mined there Cor steam purposes
While nothing tangible IL forthcom-
Ing In this city regarding the purport-
90 purchase Df No. o, Il N said that q
BIG force Of timber men are TO be sent
10 Amy by the Union Pacific In the
near Future for the purpose OF getting
the mine In shape for the installation
OF a big force Of miners.
The coal mined IN No. has always
been regarded as being some Of the I'm
est IN the West, and the supply IN said
so DO enough TO last Tor a dozen yeacB
~ come
The coal tonnage OF the roads In mis-
litermonntain region IL prime faotor
In the earnings and the heQlthy appear
nnne OF The annual reports, The Union
Pacific, and the Oregon Short Linc have
said TO have been hauling about 10000
tons OF coal daily for the past three
months, The output OF the various
camps daily IL estimated Rock
Springs, 5000, Sweetwatcr, 1850, KEN.
merer, 1000; Cumberland, $500, and
Dlamon1vle, 5000 tons.
The Rio Grande Western hauls 5000
a day from the mines OF the Utah Fuel
conlpany's properties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Grand Junction is to have a new de,
pot
Rumors are flying thick and fast on
Railroad Row,
The new block system between Nc
Cannon and Pooatello is now In oper.
a.ion,
Col. G. y, Moore, OF the Dan Pedro
engineering stan, has returned from
the south
Milford VIII undoubtedly become an
important railroad town when the
Short Line goes through to the coast.
H. f. Drake Of the Rock Island, and
u. = Dev0lr Of the Midland went up
70 Boise this morning ON passenger
business,
Trains late ana wires mlsbehaylng
themselves all over the system were
the fog stories that the railroads have
told this morning.
Tho Girl from Maylm's company has
secured transportation over the Color
ado Midland and the Rio Grande west
ern from Denver 90 this city.
President w, n. Bancroft, OF
the Oregon Short Line, has gone east,
7, N, Schumacher Is not expected to
return for another week,
Tho Associated Press at Omaha has
iug; awakened to the fact that Erastus
Young ha9 been created general audit
on tor the Hartman lines,
The Ogden Standard has l. N. Full
ton, "traillc manager OF the Oregon
Short Line" The boys are now re-
qnesting Fulton to arise and explain.
Ogden has had her floating popula.
tion Increased considerably since the
word went forth that the Southern Pa
ellie was going 10 indulge In some
heavy construction work at an early
date.
The Union Pacific engines are being
fitted with now high speed air brakes.
These brakes, II r. said, will stop a
tlaia running at sixty miles an hour
inside Of 900 feet, or half the distance
requifed by the ordinary air brake I'M
der similar conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07

ADJUSTMENTS.

1.-THE DEVILS Auction drew the same
old sort Of patronage at the Salt Lake
Theater last night Indeed II mas be-
come a by-word Of the house that this
play and I'm old Kentucky" no mat.
ter when and how they turn up, are al
ways sure OF overlooking business.
THE DEVILS Auction" though /. IL Of
the stun that appeals to children more
than grown folks, is full Of bright
speclalties this year, and In these re-
spects II Is as strong as It ever was.
Last nights audience applauded II Wig
Orously from beginning to end.
AZ the Grand "A Romance OF Coon
Hollow attracted a fair turnout and
the verdict was that the company was
up to the average popular priced at
fractions that the Grand has been pre-
sentlng. The main strength Of the
company lies In It's ladies, Miss Pom
eroy being u bright and graceful SOU
brotte and Miss Jefferson doing some
good character work,
The scenic part Of the production Is
a special feature,
The bill runs tonight, tomorrow nj
ternoon and evening and the Grand
will then be dark for the remainder Of
the week
rupert OF Hentzau," headed by
New York company opens Gt the Thea
ter tonight and the Prisoner of Zen-
da' will form the bin tomorrow after
noon Miss Charlotte Tittel has the
leading lady's part. Wallace Monroe,
who IL well remembered In Salt Lake
from his connection with the old Lyce-
um is also with the company and he
was on the street today exchanging
greetings with many old time friends,
The sale for Miss Emma Lucy Gates
song and orchestral concart IS going
ON briskly at the Theater, and Manager
pyper thinks the turnout Thursday
viii be a very handsome one.
People who know Melbourne Mellow
ell and who are aware Of his treatment
of Blanche Walsh will smile when they
read the press dispatches In which Me-
Dowel claimed he had been drugS d
and while In that condition had been
married and had been made TO sign
away his rights TO MI and Mrs. Bruno
TO Theodore" and other plays. Nc
Dowell will doubtless feel like selling
out cheap when he learns this morning
that MIR. and Mrs. Bruno nave had 10
close their season In Theodore an &C.
count OF lack of patronage. G, w,
Meakln OF this city who has been out
with the company is back N Salt Lake
He lays the failure OF the tour TO poor
business management on the part Of
Mr.. Bruno, In which he Is no doubt
correct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
CITY OF GOLDEN FUTURE.
Colorado Paper Puts Up Argument
In Favor OF Salt Lake,

The Union Pacific railroads are plan
ming to give ogden black eye, by
making Salt Lake city the terminus
vi the two roads,
That Salt Lake instead OF Ogden was
not made the terminal point Of these
two great systems has been a matter
Of surprise TO the average citizen. That
the expected Is about 20 occur viii give
the CITY Of the Saints an impetus
in upward growth unequaled by the
prospects Of any city In all the western
country.
When IL Is considered that Utah has
produced millions OF dollars IN precious
metals, that her mineral resources are
tust being opened up, that IL Is the out
fitting point for mining operations in
Utah, Idaho and Nevada and last but
not least that all Of utah's great pro-
duclng mines Ne within a radius OF 70
miles from that city there IL pictured a
glowing prospect Tor that city which
cannot fail OF making IL one OF the
great cities Of America,
Just imagine, II you can what re-
suits would follow had Denver all OF
Coorado's great mining camps within
a radius OF fifty miles. IL would make
OF that city practically the seat OF the
mineral wealth Of the country. But
Denver, while obtaining immense bene-
fits from ali OF Colorados great mining
camps some OF which are distant four
hundred miles and few Of which are
less than $50 miles, Is compelled 10 al
vide with Colorado Springs. Cripple
Creek, Pueblo, Trinidad, Durango, Flor
ence. Boulder and Canon City the
glory, upbuilding and wealth which
come from C0lorado's mines,
But Salt Laye. 80 admirably planted
md established by the great commoner
Brigham Young has no division TO make
and stands surrounded by mines and
minerals. which promise to stand
among the foremost In an the west In
the production OF u golden stream Of
wealth. Naturally with such enormous
advantages and with a splendid elm
ate. surrounded on every side with
that which consplres 70 make II n
Mecca for tourists; with two new
transcontinental lines building toward
her. Salt Lake offers uneQualled oppor-
tunities for the investment Of capital
which viii return a hundred fold TO
those fortunate enough to have money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
WOnK On NAN rEDRO.


| flnSihSt roar ~tohHtfHctiOH hnthu
The Los Angeles Express has the fol-
lowing 70 say on the san Pedro sltua-
ton.
United states senator w. A. Clark
| and his associates, who are constructs
ing The San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
| Lake railroad have presented the peo-
pie u Southern California with an ins
ycstment OF more than S5OO000o, the
| glft extending over period Of not quite
two years. The money Is being used In
the construction Of the proposed new
lrangc0ntlnentnl railroad being huilt
between Los Angeles aud Salt Lake
CITY, The promoters OF the enterprise
have been called on for an additional
sl,OOo0lO the money TO be used az may
be necessary
Of the funds expended thus Tar, the
company has purchased IN Los Angeles
ilfty acres Of depot property 10000 tons
Of steel rails, l.G000OO ties forty miles
OF right of way between here and the
mountains. and new equipment 10 the
amount Of A50000 All records have
boon broken In railroad building In the
fact that no bonds have been issued and
none are contemplated Private capital
only Is 20 be used by the promoters Of
the road
The additional 81 OOO. 600 recently ar.
ranged for Is to be expended for con-
structlon and equipment between Pos
mona ana Redlands Contracts for
grading the line beyond ontario viii bs
let as soon as certain right Of way dlf
feronees that are pending have been
settled.
Beyond Rcdlands construction II to be
rushed No right Of way troubles vim
be- experienced after the line has been
built into Ne1lands Operations
through the mountains are extremely
diniCult, but 70 Is expected the road will
be rushed through without unusual de-
lays The promoters OF the enterprise
nc this end are confident that train srr-
vice between Los Angeles and Hollands
WIN be Ia operation by the middle OF
summer
Tho year 1909 promises great things
for the new enterprise Senator Clark
aul those associated with him have
lcmnod several things 10y experience,
and The delays OF the past year win not
be repeated
Grading contracts beyond Onrolio
have not yet been lot, J. Ross Clare
and Engineer llawgood are working on
the details Incidental 10 this part Of
the enterprise.
From Salt Lake City this way plans
are as yet I'm n chaotic state Details
viii Boz completed as rapidly as riroum-
stances and conditions will permit The
line through the desert once started
can he advanced without hlndrance. 1t
has been planned to begin operations
from Salt Lake city west az Galleries,
and from the point at which the Santa
lsa tracks win be crossed Coustruc-
tlol will be simultaneous from these
points
When the contract for grading the
division from Redlands Is let II will
embrace construction for q distance Of
forty miles, The objective point win
be the fo0thil section about twelve
miles beyond Redlands, The company
Is still hunting quarters where All Of It's
several departments may be located UNI
der a single roof, No definite plans are
In view on that subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-07
TWIN GROVES, IDAHO,
FESTIVE HOLIDAY SEASON.
Growth and Prosperity Everywhere
Manifest Room for Settlers.
Special Correspondence.

ff~FF' 'hVNNt NfNNltHHa
Special Correspondence.
Twin Groves, Fremont county. Idaho.
Jan, Eve are having fine weather
and have had thus far all winter. but
1t has been cold nights and but little
snow. The health Of the people has
been pretty good in this vicinity. and
sickness has been steadily decreasing
the last month or two, The farmers and
Others have been greatly pr0spered and
blessed and are slowly but surely get
ting out OF debt and paying on their
notes and promises to pay, and are
adopting paydown basis In all finan-
cial dealings with everybody Harmo-
ny prevails In the community.
The holidays We're spent In social en-
ioyment by old and young. New Years
was celebrated with a grand ball The
spacious meeting house. erected last
year by the generous people had been
SO far completed with an extra and
excellent dancing floor that the seven.
ty-four couples who were present had
an enjoyable time TIL o'clock this
morning A sumptuous supper was
served by the Relief Society OF the ward
at Bro. Joseph $. Freers home near
by for all who desired to partake
during the evening, The proceeds Of
the affair will be used for the furnish
ing Of the ward meeting house.
There have been few IAtter-day
Saints come into our ward this last
year which has been a great helm In
the Church work We only have about
80 families now, but have room for as
many more Of the right kind