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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-11-29

State Horticulture! Society Meeting.
The Maryland State horticultural So
ciety will hold its ninth annual meeting
in the Fifth Regiment Armory, Balti-
m>re, on Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember sch and 9Th, 1906
The annual gathering of horticulturists
grows more important yearly to those
who meet together. 1t affords an oppor-
tunity of meeting with friends and fellow
workers, asking questions and giving ex-
periences and much valuable information
may be obtained from the addresses and
discussions which are given by leading
horticulturists from this and other States.
The program has been arranged with the
view of discussing every phase of horti-
culture. Any one interested in fruit,
vegetables, or flowers is invited to attend
the meeting. Members are urged to
bring their families ard friends. Ladies
are especially welcome.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-11-29

At Frederick every Monday and Tuesday,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
FINEST BRANDS OF

said Berlin Gore lode this survey; thence
5 deg Al min 1884 fit to a point on
line Al said Eureka lode; thence S 10
deg 80 min 1898 fit to cor. No. |
said Eureka lode; thence n "a deg 80
min W So % it to cor No. | said Berlin
Gore lode, the place of beginning.
From Sunshine lode;
/. Area of conflict with survey No.
2219 Ora mine lode, said conflict being
described as follows, Beginning at cor
No. /, said Sunshine lode, thence n 70
deg E 81. Is # to a point on the line 5-6
said survey No 22i9 Ora mine lode;
thence "a deg II min W 1916 ft to a
point on the line Al said Sunshine lode;
thence 10 deg 80 min e 2Oo1 it to cor
No. l said Sunshine lode, the place Of
beginning.
2. Area of conflict with Monitor lode
this survey said conflict being described
as follows. Beginning at cor No. 2 said
Sunshine lode, this survey; thence n 10
deg 80 min W 1888 # to point On line
- said Monitor lode; thence s is deg
81 min W 64.9 it to cor no said Mon
itor cde;thence deg 30 min 373, So
It to a point on line IL said Sunshine
lode; thence n 70 deg 95.78'ft to cor
No. . said Sunshine lode, the place Of
5. Area of conflict with Clipper lode
unsuryeyed, said conflict being describ-
ed as follows: Beginning at cor. NO.
4 said Sunshine lode this survey thence
70 deg c 1881 It to point on line
% said Clipper lode unsurveyed ;thence
Il deg 1853 rs It to cor No. 2 said
Clipper lode; thence 80 deg 10 min "
312.27 fl to a point on line4-l said Sun
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14

Beginning at cor No. /, scribad Ill
R, 62 e., NJ. D. NJ, bears so deg 20
min e 3l82.76 feet; thence S 10 deg
40 min e 1900 feet to cor Ne. 2,
scribed 2-2i75; thence 80 deg Is min
w 600 feet to cor No. 3, scribed 3-2i75;
thence n Is deg 40 min W 1900 feet TO
cor No. a, scribed 4-2475; theuce II 80
deg Is min 609 feet TO cor No. |. the
place Of beginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Mineral Apple a ton No 1866.
Survey No. PATS.
United STATES LAND OFr1c

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. :
CARSON CITY, Nevada, Aug. is, 1896. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company, q
corporation created under the laws OF
the State Of Maine, has, by Chas. S.
Chandler, its attorney in fact, whose
postofiice address is Ely, Nevada, made
application for patent for the lode
mining claims named, JOSIE, CYNo,
WEDGE, WEDGE No. 2, DEFENDER,
MONITOR, NORTH STAR, REPUBLIC,
EUREKA, BERLIN, BERLIN GORE and
SUNSHINE, situate in sections 8. 10, Is
and l6, I. Is NJ, 4. 81 T., NJ. d. A.,
in Robinson Mining District, White
Pine County, Nevada, being Mineral
Survey No. 2875. and described in the
official plat and field notes thereof on
file in this Office, with magnetic varia-
tons N. II deg. 40 min. H., as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
BERLIN.

Beginning at cor No. i, scribed IL
Eats, whence cor to secs 8, 10, - and
Is, +. Is NJ, r. 62 e., NJ. D. NJ, bears
10 deg ~ min 290.S #; thence n 81
deg 80 min coo # to cor No. 2, scrib,
ed 2-2l75; thence s IS deg c 1909 1T 10
cor No. 3, scribed 3-2l76; thence S 81
dec 80 min W coo # to cor No. 4,scrio-
ed l-2i75; thence II % deg W 1900 fl to
cor No. /, the place Of beginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
FRATERNAL

STEP1UE LODGE NO. "a, f.. 81 A. NJ
EOThe STAGED Commune alton Of Steptof
Lodge, No. "a, F, " A. M, will be held .
in New sd a Hall each Tuesday evening 80
on or before the full of the Moon. Mem. Z
bers of sister Lodges and sojourniug
brethren in good standing are cordially II :
vted to attend. j. II. LEISIiMAN, ". f.
JOHN WEARNE. Set.reiary
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14

Beginning at cor No. /, seribej Ii
2475, whence cor sec 8, I. l6 ~, Il.
g. e., NJ. D. NJ, bears "a deg 80 min
c l74267 #; thence s Is deg 80 min e
600 # to cor No. 2, scribeI 22475;
thence S IS deg 80 min W 1925 fl 10 cor
No. 8, scribed 3-2475; thence n Il doS
30 min W 500 # to cor Nc. 4, acribed
4-2475; thence n SIS deg 80 min G 1925 fl
to cor Ne. ], the place of beginning,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
R Is g U M L1Eod9c,

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD
Thursdays of each month at O'Clock
P. M. in the A. 0. U. w. Hall at Ely
Sojourning brethren in good standing
are cordially invited to attend the meet
ings. VIM. MCKNIGHT, M. w. IRA
j. MCKNIGHT, Recorder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
CYNo.

CYNo.
Beginning at cor No. /, seribed IL
2475, whence cor sec ., T. 10 ~, Il.
1882 rs #; thence 80 deg 5 min
586. IA fl TO cor No. ?, scri6ed 2-2l75;
thence S "a deg As min W 973.3 f to
cor No. ,, scribed 8-2l75; thence 5 50
deg Is min W $50. II # to cor Ne. 4,
scribad 4-2475; thence n "a deg IS min
e 1913 It to cor No. |, the place Of be
ginning.
WEDGE.
Beginning at cor No /, seribeJ Ii
2175, whence cor sec 8, /. l6 ~, Il.
g. e., M. D. NJ, bears "a deg 81 min
c l74267 #; thence s Is deg 30 min
600 # to cor No 2, scribed 2-2475;
thence S So deg 80 min W 1925 fl to cor
No s. scribcd 1915; thence Il GQB
30 min W 500 # to cor No. 4, acribed
4-2475; thence n SIS deg 80 min c 1925 Il
to cor No. ], the place of beginning,
WEDGE 40. 2.
Beginning at cor No. /, seribed IL
2475' whence cor sec 9, 7. Is ~, Il.
81 E., M. d. M, bears "A deg 30 min
1742 81 TT; thence S 70 deg W 40 fl
to cor No. 2, scribed 2-2475; thence n
Is deg 80 min w 545 # to cor No. 3,
scribed 3~2475; thence 70 deg 40 fit
to cor No. i, scribed 4-2i75; thence s
Is deg 30 min 545 # TO cor No. |. the
place of beginning.
DEFENDER.
Beginning at cor No. /, scribad Ii
2475, whence e cor sec 9, T. is NJ, II.
62 E., M. D. NJ, bears 55 egg 05 min
1897 81 it; thence n 70 deg coo It to
cor No 2, scribed 2-2-2l75; thence IL
deg 80 min Q 1900 # to cor No. ;,
scribed 3-2475; thence 70 deg W 900 it
to cor No. 4, scribed 4-2575; thence IL
Is deg 80 min w 1900 it to cor No. /,
the place of beginning.
MONITOR.
Beginning at cor No. /, scribed l.
2475, whence cor sec 8, I. l6 NJ, +.
62 E., NJ. D. NJ, bears S. So deg %
min 1864 81 it; thence n 81 deg -
min 600 fit to cor No. 2, scribpd =
2475; thence deg 50 min e 12l3.G8 it
to cor. No. 3, scribed 3~2475; thence
81 deg Is min w 600 # to cor No. 4,
scribed 4-2475; thence deg 80 min W
1918. IS # to cor No. |, the place Of be-
ginning.
| NORTH STAR.
Beginning at cor No |, scribed /
2475. whence cor to secs ., 10, Is and
Is, r. is n, r. SO E., NJ. d. M, bears
$ 9 deg a min w 665. 81 #: thence s GO
deg W 1000 fl to cor No. 2, scribed 2
2475: thence n 81 deg 80 min W 500 f.
to cor No. 3, scribed 3-2475; thence II
50 deg 1900 # to cor No. scribed l.
2475; thence q deg 80 min 600 Il to
| oo, No | tho nlara of hppinnino
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14

Beginning at cor No. /, seribed Ii
2475, whence cor sec 9, T. 10 ~, K.
thence "a deg As min W 973.3 It to
cor No. 3, scribed 3-2475; thence 5 50
deg Is min W $50. II fl to cor Ne. 4,
scribed 4-24T5; thence n "a deg - min
e 1873 It to cor No. |, the place OF be
ginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14

Beginning at cor. No. I, acribed /,
PAYS, whence cor to secs 8, 10, Is and
16. T. is n, r. GO E, NJ. d. NJ, bears
S 6 deg 27 min e 344. 81 IT; thence S 3
dec W 1900 # TO cor No. 2, soribed 2
2475; thence II deg W $50 it to cor
No. 3. scribed 3-2475; thence n So deg
e 1900 fl to cor No. i, seribed A-2475;
thence s 2 deg $50 fit to cor No. /,
the place Of beginning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-09-14
EUREKA.

BEGINNING at cor No. /, scri5ad II
2475 and 2-l929, whence cor to secs >,
10, Is and IS, t. l6 ~, K, o2 r., NJ
D. NJ, bears 5 40 deg AZ min 29o.S 1T;
thence S 81 deg IS min W 1890 1t TO cor
No. 2: scribcd 2-2475; thence II l5 DEG
80 min W 425 it to cor No. 3; scrlbed +
2475; thence II 81 deg Is min 1900 II
to cor No. 4, scribed 1910. thence
Is deg 80 min e go 1T to cor NO. j, the
place Of BEGINNING.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
ZION

April 9.-C. Watson was In the neighborhood on business the past week.
 Farmers are very busy sowing oats, blowing for corn and doing all kinds of farm work.
 NJ. F. quarterly conference will be held at Sons Chaple Saturday and Sunday the II and 15 inst. Rev. Sherman, presiding elder, will preach Sunday at eleven.
 The Mexico fever is quite d serious thing in these parts. Some have mild attack but with most it k so serious noth- ing but d visit to that land of Paridise will effect a cure.
 Miss Callie Huekaby went to California last week to join Ter parents.
 Jim Jenkins lost good horse last week.
 Friendship will have Easter exercises at : D. III.
 Bob Winchester left for Cali fornia Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
OAK GROVE.

April 9-Little Ethel Philips has been very sick with pneumonia but is some better at this writing. Mrs. Phillips mother, Mrs Holland, is staying with her during Ethels sick ness.
 There is some talk of starting a Sunday School at Cross Roads.
 Miss Eidson came home with Liz Han Holcomh and spent Saturday ana Sunday with her.
 Luke Ramsay and Ross Fisher made trip to Bentonvllle last Satur- day returning Monday.
 Henry Holland and daughter visited at Don Phillips last Sunday.
 Last Sunday was very windy day but everybody was out enjoying the bright sunshine.
 Several of the fruitmen in this VI. cinity are setting out strawberry plants this week.
 Mr. Clark is spraying his orchard today. Several are neglecting to spray their trees this spring, which we fear they will regret next autumn.
 MARI
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

But 1 have not as yet heard that any Winslowan has any intention of changing place of residence for Utah.
 We are sorryto report that Will Sebourn Jr.. will meet Us no more on earth. Before he died he ask ed to be taken to his old home to Mountainburg. His wish was gratiied but he did no re- nam long to enjoy the old famil- far scenes. We hope lie has found better home across the great divide, and We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his bereav- ed relatives.
 There will be Easter Services at the school house Sunday, and We hope there will be an egg hunt in the afternoon.
 Prof. Wye formerly of Winslow, was Tn town last week.
 Mrs. Martin, of Winslow, vis- tied Mrs. Rivercomb at Van Btu ren, and from thence they both visited Mrs. Frazier at Fayette- vile last week. They were all formerly of WinsloW.
 \ good fruit crop k expected this year.
 Winslow is budding as the new store of Budd X Co. k in the heights of prosperity.
 NELL.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

This dollar will be put in cir. culation by The News on Satur- day, A pril Ii. It's value will in no wise be leSsened by it's being tagged. and il will be legal tend CT aJ both the banks, at your grocers, your butchers. or any merchant. Should it, in the natural course of business. fall into your hands. pass it along, only please keep tab on the num- Der of times you have received it. The Home Dollar will be accepted at the News office as $1lo in payment for suhscrip. tion. advertising or job print in and if any of the business houses Of the town feel disposed to cooperate with us in thls movement by offering similar inducements we would te pleas ed to have them d0 sc. Watch for the "Hnme Dollar" and push 1t along.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

cences with Mully bout folks and days long ago and the writing of this item reminds Us that this is AppomatoX Day, cause on this day III 'o5 k. F. Lee surrendered his army to T.. $. Grant.
 The good work of spraying is still going merrily forward out in Prof. Walker's big orchard, but some of the other fruit growers seem to think the work IS need less and will risk their chance of an apple crop without going to the trouble and expense of spray ing.
 The farmers are all busy this week and some of them are just getting their oats in the ground, being delayed by the unreasonable weather winch now bids fair to favor farm work for few weeks during which time there will be no time wasted until folks get things ready for the berry crop during the month of May.
 MULKEEPMO.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Wasbington County.
News gathered by our Correspondents
MAYFIELD.

April $. Albert Dutton visited his uncle and aunt, NIT. and Mrs. ]. Buckley, Saturday night and Sunday.
 There is fine prospect for peaches and apples also.
 Little Green Mayheld IS getting ready to go to Tulare, California. He has moved his wife and babies to his fathers, Uncle Lige May field. near Goshen, this week.
 Grandma Rowlett says there was a sad mistake about her los 1ng her pipe and 1t in her mouth. That 1t was her thimble and that she has not found 1t either.
 Sunday School at this place now and singing iH the evening conducted by George Byrd. We hope them good success.
 Kelley Buckley Was riding his young mule a few days ago when a little boy with his little wagon nm along and scared him eaus- ing the mule to throw him, but Kelly did not get hurt.
 NJ ..sptss.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

business trip to Fayetteville Saturday accompanied hy Dr. Swift to see If they could locate the ball.
 The fishing season has opened up and we get to see lots of fish now. Rev. Brown preached nere again Saturday and Sunday.
 There will be lots of peaches in this vicinity if nothing happens to them from now on.
 Mrs Swift went to Fayetteville Friday to have some dental work done. Saughter's great bargain sale is now in progress and will last until April q.
 Loss Clark made business trip to Fayetteville one day last week. John dayfeld's team ran away with his boys last week but we're glad to hear no one was hurt.
 Bent Gates, of Goshen and Miss Maud Cannon, Of Wesley were mar ried last Sunday.
 Uncle John Byrd, who has been visiting his son in Indiana, returned home last Friday.
 We are sorry to say that Alec Nell IS very ill with pneumonia.
 Earl Cardwell, of Springdale passed through here Tuesday.
 Dock Dutton went to Milton BloYd 5 Sunday to visit friends and relatives.
 TRAH.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

completed a new residence and considerable improvement is be- ing done other ways. This would be an ideal place for some good physician.
 Messrs. Joe Homesley, George Youngman, and John and Paul Sanders, of Spring Valley attend ed Sunday School here Sunday. J. H. Beinhorn, of Crawford County, passed through town Monday.
 Farmers say this will be good crop year. The prospects for wheat and oats in this section k very promising and we will have a fair crop of peaches.
 FRISCO.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
WINSLOW.

April 9- Spring has been with us long time, tho clad III the habiliments of winter, but How, the springing grass, radiant sun- shine, soft breezes and singing birds proclaim to the world that it is Spring in every sense of the word.
 A Christian Sunday School has recently been organized at the Odd Fellows Hall, which makes our fourth, viz: Methodist, Epis- copal and New Jerusalem.
 A Christian Evangelist, Rev. H. $. Mobley of Prairie Grove, has been holding services at the Odd Fellows Hall, assisted by Dr. Smoker, of Berryville. And during the time lie was visited by his poet friend Thomas Elmore Lucery.
 Opening services were held in the new Metodist church, Sunday lSt.
 The New Jerusalem church has TOW established itself in its new quarters Ill the Masonic Hall. MT. Francisco is at present touring Texas in the capacity ot preacher or socialist lecturer. The pie supper recently held at the schoolhouse resulted IT S10. 50, which was not as good a> expected.
 Mrs. Oscar Duncan will arrive in June to assist with the Girls Industrial School. Oda Miller and Miss Pearl Quinn were visitors at the home of the writer Sunday. Indications drt that there will be more to re- port of them later.
 Finn Duncan sister IS expect ed to arrive from Illinois this month on an all summers visit.
 Jack Duncan IS preparing te erect new residence.
 J. r. Jones and family left u> a short time ago for Horatio Ark.
 We wonder if Lester Duncan wears his Socialist badge pin tt the Homestead on the Hillside, Sunday mornings.
 Socialism, or labor against cap ital has reached the high aCo 1T Winslow. The badge of Social ism is flashed at you from every side. Yes, Winslow is lanc where Socialism reigns supreme Rev. Grain conducts preaching at the MeDaniel school houst every 4th Sunday night.
 Utah is presumably not supply ing the demand for wives, as tht Mormons are spreading into Ark. ansas defending their church Two preachers have just left here, after a long stay. They say they're gong to canvass Arkansas thoroughly, not only every town, but every by way
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
 MACEDONIA.

April 9. Farmers have begun to plant corn.
 Bob Griffin, of Evergreen. was in town Saturday.
 Rev. Langley preached at Burks Shed Sunday.
 ". ]. Drake, of Whitener, was on our streets Thursday.
 Bob Snavely. an agent for the Watkins Medicine O., has nov cd to Whitener where he will con- tinue the sale of the medicine. He has sold quite lot of 1t in this section and 1t seems to give general satisfaction.
 c. E. Byrd, our new justice of the peace, got his first experience Thursday when two neighbors of near Mountain Home were brought before his court who sub mitted to the use of abusive lan- guage. A fine of $ was assess ed on each. Mir. Byrd iS reason- able in all things and We believe he will make us a good official.
 George and Andrew Cannon, the local stock dealers, took quite q band of beef cattle 10 Spring dale Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Gayer are the happy parents o: new boy.
 A protracted meeting is in prog ress at Langley which is caus- ing both the big fish and the lit tie fish of that section to dive deep down into the streams of salyatIo1. Great crowds gather there to witness every service and the inspiring words uttered at these elevating sermons will echo down the wales of time for ages. The meeting will continue for weeks and We would like to give the names of those who are con- ducting 1t, but lack of space does not permit 1t.
 James Sturdy has purchased tie blacksmith tools 1t Macedo- fia formerly owned by Mr. Floyd. Mr. Sturdy will continue the blacksmith work while MT Floyd has moved to a vacant forty north of town and will change 1t from a vast wilderness to one great field of growing grain. 'a- Miss Della Harp started for California Wednesday, to visit her . brothers and uncle. Della's many friends wish her pleasant and enjoyable time.
 Sol Bakersof Langssy, has nov ed to farm two miles south of Fayetteville.
 Lee Donaldson has in his pos session one of the finest horses in this section. Those interested in stock-raising should not fail to see this horse.
 ;. II. Vaughn, our old reliable ireighter. has made 2o3 trips to fayetteville. Uncle Hinty Is a trustworthy gentleman and busi- ness: entrusted to his care always receives prompt attention.
 No, Jim Guthrey will not sell that donkey. He is a good one and Jim knows 1t.
 Glen Mayfeld, so they say, goes conrting every day. Olen's pretty and he's kind. A better boy IS hard to find. Miss Maud thinks he can't be beat. She says hes handsome, neat and sweet.
 Macedonia is growing some what. Frank Morris has just
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
JOHNSON.

April 9-James Harvey Pear son was visiting relatives here during the past week. NIT Pear son has been working with q saw mill crew for some time down in the south part of the county, but l likes to come back once Ill q while to see friends of days lang syne. l The busiest man of busy men.
 Is the farmer, blithe and gay And the fairest day in month of days
 Is this day today
 and the very air seems to wait a call for one to take q hook and line and seek d nook down on Clear Creek, and catch a minnow, a club, two perch and-a bad cold.
 Uncle William Morgan came from Fayetteville this evening to spend some time on his farm down west of Johnson, where the Avis boys stay when they are at work. Mir. Morgan has been on the sick list for some time and this IS h1s first visit here for Sev- eral months.
 Mrs. Eva White, of Monett, Mo-, was the guest of her neph- CIV, Oscar Hug hes, during sey- days of last week.
 C. $. Mayes started to plant corn today with tricky old planter which will cause 1t to be a hard job for the newly elected Sunday school superintendent to find suitable language to express his thoughts and feelings when he finds no corn in the ground after driving half way across the field
 The train habit has grown on Johnson folks so that quite a ma jority of 'em watches the Sun day trains glide by our palatial depot where our agent dons his cap, when he hears the train whistle, but Shannon Clark was absent Sunday evening, and me thinks that tears would have trinkled down the conductors $ face If he had known that Shan non was away out Tn New Mexico q looking for a homestead, in- stead of being here buying Sun Post Dispatch from the news boy.
 John Mccoy is going to raise a great big crop on his Clear Creek valley farm this year, after enjoying city life at Fayetteville for several years. John and son Carl, are staying out at the farm while the balance of the folks keep house down at Fayetteville.
 Dick Crum is now assistant wagon boss in the transportation department of the Beane lime company and has bis head quarters at Mr. Arnold's, where he supercedeS Rufus Gray who is chief mogul for Capt. William Mayes at the present time.
 The berry growers are in the air about the matter of joining the Ozark Association, and the greater majority of the Fruit mems Union will stand together and do business at the same old stand, independent of any well laid plans of crafty schemers who want to control the berry busi- ness along the Frisco, while the minority part of the local associa- tion will have to abide by the will of the others or seek a more congenial berth where their sem timents will meet with more ap- proval. This IS strong associa-
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
GOSHEN.

April 9-Farmers are busy planting corn.
 J. L. Slaughter made business trip to Fayetteville last Friday.
 Edna Swift visited home folks Sat- urday and Sunday.
 Tom Laugham, who shot himself accidentally some time ago, made a