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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office for the c,rcv,, Con-.
'' " ise County Virginia. Feb. lou. loo
John " Clalhley. Guardian 81 Lob, T.
EiAins nj Alice Elkins.
John = Eikins Alice Elkins Ahhv rni..
'itha hiSius Wilson. Elias Tik;ns
anu hebeccs Ann Cssida.
~ CHANCERY.
Ihc object of this suit is 70 sail 81. -.
.''eo two hiihs interest suhiect ~ ~
oyer estate ol RehcccA Ann c..,S. -
i-ihins and Alice Elkins in ,nd a. =
'.act or parcel Of land in W.
N. wy. p Hfina. on the waters az Cr;t;o.1
'i v"ests River, containing one bnr
lI'd and twelve llI2l acres NOR. 80 In I".a
1s'"n as the David Elkins Surface Trsc,
'l.'Ains lands Of The Virginia Coal 80
-. q. Fa.!i Ncginning on two red onks
".' wang ridge between Rad R-a-.t
'NN i-e Devils Fork o. Guests Rive -.
.'I '' 'ne tract of land sold bv A 7 pr,Sa
.'.. ""u "lNers 90 the Virginia Coal 4 -,
I.'l' tNt SAID tract o. land IL r,iix -
'' p" ..c "ii ~ said cause. and .s6a.
gay .'.- necn made aud filed that ~.
'-u-Nl i-iia. Eikins is a non. resident 80 r. |
'hi.h' u Is ordered that he annex
~. "i.ni. hiiecn days after the dne mi
...' '-'.'". ana do what may he neces
"', - protect lis Interests in this sun
81. P, p. ordered that \ copy 81 this order
''.'. WIKI published once a week a. co,,r
weeks ln RE Big stone Can Pos,
-e" epaper printed boz The town OF NJ $50
-I' sand County Of Wise. aud ~,
l To- posted at the IRON. door ~ "a
OUTS Hoa,c of This County A. direcfea ie
copy Teste.
iuIar 81 Kelly. '''" 0'efA.
ao. rs Chalkler. D.. @. col
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

rar.e-r. .-... Dec. ..
LEA = NokfON-9.40 "a. m
M for blacGeid and ist
stations
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

p .. an Z NOTICE. That the In,erst,,.
D'1 ompanN, public service cor
poraton, chartered and 5oi,,, Oe cor
under thc laws oftn state oS 49,
""' authorized 20 condemn lands "a 80
properties for its uses and puroos
90 90" INC second dag Of April. lgOs ~,
"e 'Ne hrSt dsy OF the April lQOe
''-i 90 'ne Circuit Court for Wis. Co.
o.ni"' apply 40 the said com,
~ '"e Court House for Wise O.
/ w. q" TOE town OF Gladeville, for fbea
s''"'went Of five disinterested frcehols
49,, 49, pa SAID county, 10 ascertain
800 "'"'~ "e just compen ton for tbe |
''i.p or parcel Of land hereinar,ar a.
scrined ihe Zee simple Of whicS =
F">ea te De condemned bV the unSor..,,s,
"a ''' iis uses and purposes in con.tr,,n,
Il, ""' "ining aud operating a railroad
use county Virginia, aud 10 awsrS
"."A'r' q any, resulting to the al.
anu other property Of the said Al
~'"rSsion, William Hail, Cleveland CHI
$50" ana The Virginia Coal "a -
~ P'us' or 70 the property of anv ner-
"'s o"a the peculiar benefits thai an
l,N.'. 10 sech properties, respectively, I
Qua tue construction and oner.,;a,
'Ae works Of The undersirred LAW" oi }
me said parcel Of land i ~. r
s"'ioned' described and showp in 80
peg ZION, description, plat Of sarvow 80
, '~l'tS ".eS S 10y the undersigned In the +
e'efA U4hee of Wis4 County. virgin. J
- 'Ne 10Th day Of January, 1906, in tb;s
p oeceding which is STYLED ..Tn,nr.,-. :
s" -. company v. =. N. Cls-kstor =,
w. 70 mAsch petition. descript;on n,ss
"I y'oh'e' reference is here made. ana
''sN-'s on iigeon Greek, ia Wise Com
y, N"g,a's' a"d is described a. soI fo
M Ill. ~. s'"t eer'ais strip or parcel Of l.
."e' carved oet of larger bo.ns.
~ned os the said +. NJ. CIarks,on W,
am h@ii: Cleveland Charleston and rh.
'' ,.'i Voa' Iron Company, situated v
recon Creek. in Wise ccsnty ara
; ;1a,.;a on on TIE east by lands Of The
!. 49, 80. No1i Iron Company. and on
- y 1 cs y lands OF The Virginia Coa,x
en- company and Charles Moore 40 ~,
.'"s s's'p Of land sixty feet in width n,
e"'ste ieaght, that 10. fhirty f.., w
co s'ae OF The center liue Of fue Inesy. We
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22
ta'ns Of Buchanan, who're this
road would reach, are under
lined by rich veins of coal
which are merely continua,;ons

""'ch are merely combinations
thr large West Virginia
teAuS. The coal on I'ewis
REX while not in large veins
= ihe finest Of quality. far OK
ceiling That ~ the Wise connf,
tFfi neies. and from this fact
. s.'Iia pay to develop. The
lumber interests of these sec.
lions would alone furnish TO-,
mage for rail road for wears 70
come. W
quite a number of theories
nave been advanced as TO this
move on the part of the Mo-
toik q Western. but the ahova
sounds more reasonable nc the
road finds that it is up TO il 70
10 something or lose the i'm
l ! business of the coal
neids.-Tazewell News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22
" S&x7M k0rIaIR ;lsyNs sts
'-''-'. 1880 Schedule In Effect

LEAVE NORTON-94O a ~
~. for blacfeld and iat.
stations
LEAN Z nLUEFIELD-Ioos
Roanoke Lvnchhure. No... .
points CA Shenandoah Naf..,
mAn sleeper io Roanoke and
20 va York parlsr Can
90 Norfolk
$50 a. ms ior Roanoke and inf...
points
~''o o. ms dail' No aokc. Irn.l
intermcciafe fsiions. pufn.
ca Co in.'siciphia via Hap......
Norfolk
SO a. ~. Tor Columbus. Cmcior
me West, cafe Car Pullman
'-i" % M Tor Acnova. Cincinraf f..
Wn- ana ihe West, Pullman .f.....
cincinnati aud Columbus. Caf -.-
Vivian.
La r bRlSrOf-Dailv. SIS
hast kadiord Roanoke T,r...
refreshing, Richmond and N..
nliman sleeper tc New Y.-
haeertown and Harrishurr p....
. "1"ei Gar Parior Roanoke tc N.r..
p 500 p Ia. limited Solid trainnifI Pr.
man sleepers TO Washington .s.
more, Philadelphia and New N... .
LNuchnurg. Psi,man Sleen,, H....
10 Norfolk and Lyn~hlure B.. ...
uouf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

TO Charles Page Perrin. James
LARK. Jr The Virginia Coal
q 'ron Company and all other
persons whom it may con-
corn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

q, nc pammy line will not meet Train Ma
IS whea over one hour late o. - -. 70
NO 70 and train No. "a meet and "'n
west OF Pennington Gap, Va. pass
A. b. EATON
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

o M Charleston. William
H"ii' Cleveland Charleston
ana The Virginia Coal and
iron Company; and an othar
persons whom 1t may con-
Germ.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22
ORDER oF PUBLICATION

%. 'h"! MA: ln the Clerks on. q
S''c".' Court OF Wise County on I'D -a
DAY "i February, 1906.
James +. Hash.
L. Oh
Matte ). Hash,
The object of this suit Is 70 oh,.. h,
a,'o'ce Ni"culo lnatsimoni bv the C.o.
k'N'n"nt > ames D. Hash against tIe 5s.
,e"aHnt Matte j. Bash. And ses,,i,
"a''ns oeon made and fled that 5efer5.
.l Matte J. Hash isa nonresidsnt sf
'nis commonwealth il is ordered thai .te
appear here within fifteen DAYS af,cr trs
SHe puol'esiion hereof and DO what mas
~ ~ necessary TO protect her interest. .a
ms suit snd IL is ordered that \ cor, If
ms order be forewith published one
seeA Tor four successive weeks in The Fir
zone Gap fest newspaper printed h.
&c n town OF Big So ne Cap in said Conpt,
!. wise and that copy be posted al he
.ool % me curt House OF Wise
'o1"ty' as rec 1ireCby law.
copC ieste:
.o " -, &c. Johnson. CLERK
no " Chaikley. p. q.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

Legal forms of all kinds for
Saie by the Wise Printing Com
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-22

No. > connects az Bristo,
No. ! for Cincinnati. Ioni.
points vest, southwess. nom
west; also with Norfolk A RI
TOT points east. aud Southo., H.
points south, and az Eiiz,l.''.
H. j a W n. @. train arr,,..
merry at LOO a. .m. Centr,l
No q connects az Bristol ,...
Z from an points West local
T. l.. y \ and Virginia nivi.
hi'kaheihton With r. r. 6W
arriving in Cranberry $50
No. } connects az Appsi.
stations on the l.. An. h. r.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLFrr-v.
from
BRISTOL TO Lcrlsvr
without CHANGE
". F.. AtIt~.
Sonl Passenger Arer
Bristol Tom E
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
WATER COMPANY
 WILL MAKE REPLY
Interview Held with Officials by Fire Company Commit
 tee was Hopeful

Messrs. Thompson and Buxton. of the fire department committee appoint cd last week to have an interview with the Bisbee-Naco Water Co, and see what the company would do in the way of providing larger mains for use by the city for fire protection purposes in case of emergency. have reported an interview with the officials of the company and announcement by them that they would take the matter un- der adyisement and report shortly.
 The manner of the interview given by the Water Company officials led the committee to believe that a favorable report will be made. which will provide for ten-inch mains that the city can have access to in case of need, if not continuously, at figure that will be entirely reasonable. Coming of the report is anxiously awaited. as it is Of much importance that the city have at least ten-inch mains in the important business sections in order that it may get lowered insurance rates. Accord ing to announcement recently made at Douglas by the surveyor sent out last month by the Pacific Coast board Of underwriters, ten-inch mains are abso- Iutely requisite to lowering of rates by the board.
 In regard to the statement advanced last week at the fire company meeting ttat mine water was exceedingly hard or pipes, the minerals contained eat ing away the iron, refutation has been obtained from competent authorities. The same water that is being turned into the fire mains is being used by the company in its boilers, use that would certainly not be made of 1t Ii It did operate harmfuily upon pipes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
MR. SCOTT'S BODY
 SHIPPED TO COAST
Quiet Departure of Sad Little
 Party Yesterday From This City

The body of c. T. Scott, late mana ger of the Bisbee Lumber Co, wa taken from the city yesterday after noon, enroute to Les Angeles, where intermen- will occur following fanera services which will be held at the home of the sister of the deceased on Wednesday.
 Accompanying the body from ihe cty yesterday afternoon were Mrs. Scott, mother of the deceased, and her daughter and son-in-law, who came last week from Los Angeles. It vas sad little party which took quiet departure. Only few friends of the family were at the depot to see them off, Mrs. Scott having expressed preference that it be so. She has much recovered from the prostration she suffered fol lowing the fatal injury of her son, and yesterday afternoon at the train bore up brayelv. She will make her future home with her daughter in Les Ange' les. her only surviving child.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
RELOCATION WORK.
4 Good Many Were Out to See About
 CIain1s-No Trouble Reported.

4 number of people were out from the city Sunday night look after claims they had either delayed the commence menI of annual assessment upon or which somebody else had neglected to get work started on within the lega! time fixed by law All claims on which the annual work had not com Renced by midnight Sunday were open to relocation. Some little of this was done. hnt .an cases were few and far between in immediate territo- ". Nearly all the local work was done well in advance of the time stiF- r!ated by law. Many of those who went out Sunday returned yesterday. Some few remained out t. carry on the work they went 10 do. No reports of trouble of any sort came to the city yesterday as the result of any re locating attempted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
MICH PRAISE GIVEN
 PHOENIX AND FAIR Bisbee People Wilt be Back TOday..-0thef Excufsi0n. :
 Rates Expiring

All the Phoenix excarsionists of lesI week who exaect to get homo within the time limit on their tickets will have to arrive in the city today. A good many came in on yesterday $ trains. any many came in Sunday. To. day it is expected the incoming trains will be crowded. All who are back unite in a common story of praise for the entertainment they were afforded at Phoenix. and tell of a highly sue cessful fair from every standpoint. Bisbee people made the largest dele ration that was at the fair from any point outside of the city of Phoenix. a fact that created much of feeling of friendliness toward the city among Phoenix people.
 The Phoenix excursion tickets, as stated above. are out today. Excur- sion tickets sold during the holidays to points on inc Southwestern System remain qaod until the 4th. The time limit on tickets sold to points in the east was thirt- Hays from the date of sale. On the different rates a large number of tickets were sold, he iraf- fc out of the city during the holidays having been the heaviest ever had a. tElt season Of the year. Traffic into :he city was also very large many coming here to spend the holidays. ] he baggage trucks aI trains al the iepot during the last couple of days have given much evidence of this. be ing piled high for the trains and com ing from them with no less than they but on board. Practically all of this Haggage has been that of local travel. travelling men having been off the road during the last two weeks. They are looked for in during the last of the week to gather the harvest that comes with such reductions of stock as has been made here by the unusually heavy trade of the last month. "A
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
Yes. he Boss" took
 f a trip fo Frisco,

Before he went ne asked me to try and reduce the stock before invento- ry. q
 So fl prices win do Ii. here goes.
 An our $2.59. s2.00 and sI.75 Neeli. ge Golf and, stiff bosom Shirts at sf 50.
 They are Wilson Bros Chest. Peabody and Standard make.
 Soft Flannel Shirts with collars and cuffs attached. Machas, Cheviot and Percaies. with cuffs attached. ali sl50.,
 Any Four-in-Asnd Tie in the house for 25c.
 Fancy Silk Suspenders at half reg ular price.
 Colored silk Handkerchiefs. also in itiaI silk, 75c and s1.00 grades now 5oc.
 Boxed linen handkerchiefs at s1.50 box of a half dozen.
 Sweaters and Jerseys at 20 per cent off regular price.
 Pajamss and Night Robes in Elan neiette and Sateen at 20 per cent off regular price.
 We have just received another lot of those Yomman Derbys in brown and black, at $500.
 Take look. ...... ,sl. 7. SCHWARTZ BROS. d
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
IMPERFECT DIGESTION. !.

Means less nutrition and in conse- 6Uence less vitality. When the liver fails to secrete bile. the blood be- comes loaded with bilious properties, the digestion becomes impaired and inc bowels corstipated. Heroine Will rectify this; it gives tone to the stom- ach. liver and kidneys. strengthens
 the appetite. clears and improves the complexion, infuses new life and yigor in the whole system. 50 cents bot tie. Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
CRANE COUGH REMEDY z ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.

The fault of giving children medi- cine containing injurious substances. is sometimes more disastrous than the disease from which they are suffering. Every mother should know that Cham beriain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children to take. It contains nothing harmful and for coughs, colds and' croup Is unsurpassed. For sale, by
 all dealers in patent medicines. r-F ..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

nm. and after the lapse of several hours 1t occurred to the judge that the juror needed reminder that time was valuable adjunct. to the court. He therefore made inquiry about the juror with result that he ordered court off cers to go out and look for him. They returned some time later with report that the man had disappeared as if swallowed by the earth. and they could get no trace of him. The court then ordered bench warrant issued. Dur ing the next two days considerable consideration ess given by court and officers as to where the rhissing juror might be, and what it afl msant. It Is even probable the incident of the coat order had teea forgot1ea entirely in the later moro important develop ments. .-
 Late in the third day, trifle worn. disheyeled hy hard travel and expos ure. but apparently entirely at ease with himself and the world, certainly roE-suspicious of impending trouble. the missing juror walked into inc court room and proceeded toward the jury box As thS court caHsift esigbt oi him he directed an officer 10 bring the man in front of sha bar. where he turned eyes upon him that were not al all reassuring cF ..e cordial greeting that might have been expected al the holiday season s-,,..-a-...-
 tsYou vill explain to the court. the judge remarked jelly. ''why you have violated rules that YOU should know os t,s, ,hrartiDo xn.,rSalf from ife cpe. sions as you have"
 A puzzled expression moved over the face of the Juror. The hand not employed in holding his hat went to the top of his head and ripped rr5gh+y scratch across its top. Then the troubled .countenance lifted to the judge, and the juror spoke.
 s "Ynur. Honor you told me. to get my coat, and asked where it was. tcld YOU it was at home. and you said 20 get if. | have always been mar u obey orders without question from them as has a right to give 'em. and vert just as straight home and got that coat as I could. Well. when l got there it was daylight. and the kid left behind to do some ploughing was in a heap of trouble. He had busted the harness. and there was nothing left for me 70 do and look my Maker surare in the eve but sit down ard get the kid out of his troubles. After that I just naturally hiked as fast as could. and I think made up niost of the lost time back to this court. and here l am"
 Where do you liye?" asked the court, in perpleXity.
 "Sixty-three miles down in the Chi rcalluas, judge. by short trail, and the juror appeared to be puzzled why grin went the rounds of the court room.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

South Dakota. tka land where they manufacture divorces while you wait. The press dispatches state that the beautiful Mrs. Fitzsimmons has trans ferred her affections to a handsomer and wealthier man, and as soon as she has established a residence in Dakota will endeavor to have the bonds sever ed that ties her to the freckied gladla- tor. The result of all this free ad, vertising is that Mir. Fitz is playing to crowded houses every night, and will soon have a fortune that may perhaps induce Mrs. Fitz to return to her loy- ing hubby once more.
 s Z g
 Kid" NcClung, the erstwhile light weight pug, who aspired to champion ship hopors in the roped arena, has been handed another sleeping potion by Jack McKeever. with the result that the Kid had better cut out the fighting game and return 10 the hash foundry. I remember distinctly of him saying on several occasions that he only needed a space of six inches to put a man out; perhaps, though, he meant knockout drops or club.
 If there is a new fighter in town who is looking after match at Che weiter- weight limit, there is an old trial horse here who generally comes home with the money, and might be induced to sign his name to articles. Bisbea sports have whole lot of confidence in Strinker, and are always willing to beck him to the extent of their roll.
 QUEEN SABE.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

J. E. Trenton and little daughter re- tulnerd last evening from Albuquerque, where they were to spend the holidays with his mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

TX. IL. Store with Standard Furni- ture Co, Brewery Ave. New and old sewing machines sold, rented and repaired, as before. N. L. Hay den.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

brfglnal contract. The only niece YSthis additional work that he has spoken about definitely is that from the gymnasium down to Brewery street It is pretty well determined guess. that Railroad Avenue will be paved from Brewery down to below the new fire house site. l do not think there is any doubt about this. As to paving over the subway no conclusion has been reached. I am satisfied the work can be done in way that will strengthen instead of weaken the struc- ture, and believe that if 1t is not done now it will be but short time before 1T is called for. In fact, little pay ing in a town always makes call for q Agreat deal more. That has been my Experience wherever I have put brick Awn, and do not look for Bisbee' 10 kys the exception to the rule. Some
 and probably the time is not far
 mt. you will pave to the head Of
 ,stone canyon and down to Low
 It will be one of the most yalua-
 fmprpyemeuts. too. that could be sdet-
 Mir Brown leaves his brother In .arge of his interests in the city. He will personally return little later for a further visit Meantime the com. mencemeut of work will be made as soon as the companies which are now putting new pipes. under them are able to setout of the way oil the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

Penms.ship taught and executed. Apply A. R. Martin. above Hunter s Drug Store. --"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
SPORTS AND 9lcKiNcs.

NJ. J. Cunningham 4. l.. Manshan, Ned Rinehart and Geo. Davidson re- turned Friday night from 9 trip down OF the Nacozari R. R. where they had been on a duck hunting expedition ln quest of the toothsome duck. Not meeting with the success that they had anticipated. the crowd came back to Bisbee and laid in a fresh supply oi kcdak films and departed Saturday night for Lake Palomes. on the line of the E. P. & S. w Duck hunting with a kodak is a new stunt that was invent cd here in Bisbee; ii saves me eN' perse of taking an affidavit witness along
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

Review Want Ads" bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

Old Bob Fitzsimmons, he of the freckIes and solar plexus punch, IS keeuly alive to the advantages to be derived from having first-class press agent. After Ruby Roberts defeat by O'Brier he returns to the stage m a little playlet entitled "A Fight for Love" while Mrs. Fitz journeys to
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

Mir. and Mrs. A. s. winchell return ed last night from visit with friends
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02

H. E. Davis left yesterday for Globe, where he has position.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-02
(eaRlilne (caon

Fhe city from
 |returned jurors
 along as about hs, q juror of in. rather untidy ap- jury box wthem
 b, whose jealousy his court Is well the man before the h where the missing
 sg#sss le." your honor, u l" resoonded the judge, u get it. and then return les in the jury box"
 |r assented without a blink, tered from the court room in absolute unconcern. ore was Seen or heard from
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-01
Government Saw Mill at Falls Of Redwood in 1870.
by E. A. Mason reproduced by Mrs \ B. Andersen

HIsToRY-The old government saw mill
erected by the U. S. government in 1856, under
the direction of the late Hon. Charles E. Elan
drau for the purpose of saving lumber for the
construction of houses for the so-caled good or
friendly Indians. Judge Flandrau suggested
single stone for grinding purposes in connection
with the mill and this led some of the Indians to
remark that if the stone was put in they would
not need any teeth as the mill would then grind
their corn.
When, on Aug IS, 1862 Little Crows band of
marauding Indians, commenced their work of ra
pine murder and devastation down the Minnesota
valley the mill was almost completely dsmantled
and it remained in this condition until 1864 or
1865 when the old stockade was erected on the
ground now occupied by the Granite block. In
the latter year Charles Grswold came into posses
sion of the property and operated the saw mill for
ten or more years thereafter. That business was
good in 1870 when the above photograph was
TAKEN is evidenced by the large number of logs on
the banks awaiting to pass thru the mill.
In after years the mill was dismantled a Sec
ond time and the little lumber it contained was
either carried away or swept over into the turbu-
lent waters of a Redwood river spring-time.
In the solid granite rock above the falls can
still be seen tops of iron bolts drilled into the rock
to which guy ropes were fastened to hold the mill
in unfavorable weather and seasons.
The solid rock promontory, the zenith of