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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
American Polo Team Organized.

LONDON June 1.-THE arrival here Of Fox
hall Kgcnc has made Il possible TO organize an
an American polo team To compete Tor the
lanes Gordon Bennett cup IN Paris. Tho toam
which loft London for Paris today consists OF
Foxhau Eecno, = J. Macknys J. Peorec ana
CrnIq Wudsworth. The contest takes place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Boston 3. Cincinnati l

BOSTON. June ia combination OF error.
by Cincinnati and timely hitting by the home
team won the game for Boston today.
score R II E
Boston ,.,...,...t.s0 o Il o o 0-S
Cincinnati s........O o o o o 1 0-1
Batteries-Lindamen and Brown. Fraser and
SchleI Three-hase hlt-Brown. Bases on balls
ON Llndsmon. Struck out-By Iindaman
o. by Fraser J. Gmpres-Emplie and Con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
rrttsco 5, Oakland 5.

~, Juss lA-The game today
fIA-siseo and Oakland was
&C us sixth inning. with tho
~ Ma and Smith were the
- M both wcro freely hit.
. r. N r.
-'~.-'',.',st'.,.,.....5 3 2
.-,o.tf...' ...'......sssss,.s..5 5 :
. - Wilson. Smith and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Tennis at B Street Courts.

There will be tennis playing at the b
street courts all day today. Mr.. and
Mrs. T G. Griffin are the hosts OF tho
occasion. and Will luncheon their friends
md gunste during tho Afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
American Defeats Tennis Champion,

IoxDoN June ls-At tho Princes club
mis- hftcrnaon Jay Could Of Lakewood, -. J..
defeated the worlds champion court tennis
PLAYER, Cecil FOirc, by 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Baseball at Walkers Field Today.

At o'clock this afternoon the Dubei
Tailors and Eureka viii play ball at
walkers field. The Tpilors are now at
tho head OF the league. and according TO
Father Dubci they Intend TO stay there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
II, Denver 2

|.uSss It ~, E-omaba won To-
d tr.i 1,5 r,5 elliiug In the ninth
'ss' wsro made ~
-..hIsAo. r. ~. r.
-, 60 II 3
|ssn, ooooos-u Is j
- al zalussy. saupd,r. ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
You Can't Go June 10

Remember that the Salt Lake Route,
Utah's Most Popular road, has low
rates for teachers To southern Cau-
fornia. June 26 to July S. Here today
! here tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
aERE LEAGUE
Ges 4, Sioux Citu q

IS Jane lJ.-Tho champion,
81, ksifuts today. Both
iSlo Stl Score: r. II, T.
hntQl 02O'L "a
S--"oooOO0ONo
and TovPs Jorrott
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20 y, Lincoln Q

3, es -. - Pueblo landed on
szrs i,s,Sra Sa shs fourth straight
r.. Si Score: n II v
s00o-a Is
|t,u,,. 20 oloo0o-5
.ad Meaat,: Jones and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
a,1 s. New York 2,

Il Ivrs N-C1svclanA took nrst
,-.oetp league today, defeat
~ ns third time this series.
,nosless one, Cleveland
E "a hl,s-seyen doubles and
-, rads three doubles and
Ef-ofsd DOT Of tho box in the
Il fVo q Cieyclsnd's regulars.
.T n. n Z.
6iIO6lo2'-5 Il o
bI6O1O000-2 $ o
= tsd Bsmis. ClArkson, Leroy
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Es Postponed.

lnss lS-Portland Fresno
"a sc grounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
AMY. Principal onlce. room 6ls DooIv
EISck Salt Lake City. Utah. Notioa
Ssre6y given that at c meeting Of tbs
directors held on the l4th day OF May
,Ss eapitaI stock OF the corporation, mn
able Immediately 70 A. Reeves. secretafy
S1iotE 81 tne salt Lake City, Utah. Dooiy
Gny stock upon which this assessment
~ remain unpaid on Saturday, Juna is
,a5s Vii be delinquent and advertised ~
ssIa NJ public auction. and. unless nay
Tennt il made before. SO many shares ~
sach parcel OF ouch stock as may be
neceaaary will be sold on the 9TH day ~
Univ 1905. ut 2:50 o'clock p. IN. OF said day
10 pay tho delinquent assessment thereon
together with tho cost OF advertisin6 and
eapense of sale. A. REEVES, Secy.
sic Dooly block Salt Lake City. Utah
First publication. May Is. 1904 Kim
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
s,0;d Wins Omen Golf Championship.

LONDON June 1S--Jhmrs Braid, the
holder won the open golf chnmpionship AT
NuIrneid today With n score Of 9oo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Aa Association

n N''asapou. game po,,
s-lss,s.. kansas CITY &
. pou'. $: Milwaukee,
a' s: ST Paul.
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State OF Utah. City and County Of Salt
LakO-ss..
I. J. r. Morcton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah do hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing Is full true
and correct copy Of an ordinance en-
titled AN ordinance amending and re-
enactinR Section . OF an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance lcvying n tax upon
property nbutting on both sides OF Fourth
South street from tho west sidc OF West
Temple street TO tho wcet side or Second
East street, and on both sides OF State
street from the south side or Fourth
South street 10 the north side OF Seventh
South street In Paving Districts Nos. IN
and 81. for the purpose OF providing for
the grading. curhlnR and paving thereof
passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. December II, 1915. and ap-
proved BY the Mayor December H. 1906 "
secd by the city Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah May 18th 1906. and approved
bv tho Mayor May 3lst 1905, as appears
or record I'm my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and afiiNed the corporate seal
OF said City this lat day OF June. 1895.
T. n. MORETON.
iSeuD City Recorder.
Rill No. 75.
Paving extension No Is yS1
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= Estate DAY

3 Pm Pm! JUNE q
"'lE LIST EvEn..
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- css. 80. hilary L4w,s o,
ES Sut,,.t,9 t,9asht a fast six
~ ,sttAer - Athiethc club to-
\ n "a, nan had tho ndysn-
y. r., ~ action in cvsII- s,I
a,s ~, nAleItins Tar mo-.
bWis dIs ds'% n. eloYs low, than
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AN ORDIN ANCE.

An ordinance amending and rc-enacting
Section OF an ordinance entitled An
ordinance leyying tax upon property
street from the west side of West Temple
street to the west side OF Second East
street, and on both sides OF State street
rom the south side OF Fourth South street
TO the north side OF Seventh South street
In Paving Districts Noe. 10 and u, for
inc purpose OF providing for the grading
curbing and paving thereof" passed By
tho City Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah
december H. 1896, and approved bS the
Mayor December IL. 1905
Be II ordained by the City Council or
SECTION l. That Section OF said or
ulnahce be, and the same hereby Is
amended and re-enacted 50 as TO read as
SECTION p That said tax levied rs
aforesaid upon said property shall be
come and be delinquent as followf:
One-tenth OF the total amount OF said
tax so levied shall become and be delin-
quent July ], 1906; one-tenth thereof shall
become DELINQUENT July l, 1907; one-tenth
1895; tenth thereof shall become de-
lnquent July l. 1909. one-tcnth thereof
shall become delinquent July l, 1910. one
tenth thereof shall become delinquent
July ], 1911: one-tenth thereof shall be
come delinquent July !. 1912 tenth
thereof shall become delinquent July j.
1913; one-tenth thereof shall become de-
linquent July !, 1914: and one-tenth there
of shall become delinquent July ], 1915,
Each OF said installmcnts except the
FIRST. shall draw interest at the rate OF
six per cent per annum from the time OF
this levy until delinquent, and IL any or
either OF said installments shall become
delinquent interest thereon shall be at
the rate or eight per cent per annum from
delinquency until such delinquent install
mcnts are fully paid
SECTION Q All ordinances and parts
OF ordinances I'm conflict herewith arc
hereby repealed to the extent OF such con-
nlct
SECTION ;. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah May 18th, 1905. and referred
TO the Mayor for hts approval
J. B. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Approved this Gst day OF May. 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON,
Mayor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
FEATS OF DARING
And Hair Breadth Escapes Seem TO
Appeal to The American Public

II such were not the case the afore.
said American public would fail TO pay
and the dare devil would fail to act.
We all get just what we pay for.
Whatsoever n man soweth that shall
he also reap"
These feats Of daring come in every
form and are exhibited in every fash
ion. Some Of the most hair raising
are the various shoot the shoots and
loop the loops.
II II related that a bieychst enthusiast
who did stunts on the loop the loop
order, stood at the top Of an almost
perpendicular declivity preparatory to
the plunge down and the loop up and
the skiddoo across the chasm. This
occurred at night under the glare Of
the electric light and only few weeks
ago In Indiana. lie mounted his bi.
cycle and started down. After a
plunge Of few feet all the lights in
the city went out He was plunging
downward. II was dark as Egypt.
He had one Of the most difficult feats
performed by man to finish In the
dark. There was no stopping.
Why do people wantto see such exhi.
hitions4 Is Il a kindred strain Of the
same blood that permits the bull
fights In Spaini
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

CROAN Dog LAW
Payments Made Under This Law for
Sheep Killed

II has noted in these columns that
Kentucky now has a new dog law.
Last week in Louisville, there was
the first application Of the law. At a
meeting Of the Fiscal court held las
fo.sf,y 'f--n.ss g sas-<I-,1 -
l.. Abraham. living oY the Bf5wsboro
road, filed a claim Of SEQ against the
county for the loss OF sheep winch were
killed by dogs on the county road.
This Is the first case under the new
!sw which -ss passed hy tho last ses-
sion Of the legislature. known as the
Croan law. being inh oduced by Repre-
sentative I'd Croan. Of BuIlitt county.
providing for the tax Of 81 on each dog
from which the county reimburses for
the loss Of sheep killed by dogs.
Mr.. Al Dean and some more Of our
large sheep raisers will take notice and
also take heart, and II they lose any
sheep by dogs it will pay them to take
action.
The RECORD thinks this is a good
law.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Was the Decision Of First
District Committee
Which Met In Princeton, Tuesday
August 28ih Pursuant TO a Call
Of the Chairman
HON. ". J. DEDOE, OF MARION

The First District Republican Com
mittee is composed Of the Chairmen OF
the various County Republican Com
mittees Of this, the First congressional
district.
The Chairman Of the District Repub.
lican Committee is always the member
of the State Central Committee from
this district.
This First District Republican Com
mlttee met in Princeton, KY, August
2sth pursuant to call of the chairman.
Hon. W. j. Deboe, Of Marion
All the members Of the committee
were there in person Or by proxy and
the meeting was called to order by the
Chairman and the purpose stated.
II was decided unanimously not to
nominate candidate for Congress.
The committee adjourned.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Meeting Of Farmers Club.

The Crittenden County Farmers
Club met at the court house in Marion.
Ky, August SOth. for the purpose Of
selecting place for the holding Of our
next Farmers Institute, which will be
held under the management of the
SSi;tas'nhgA was4trned t5-5tder by tssss
president, Mr.. j. Frank Conger, and a
vote was taken as TO the selection of a
place TO hold the institute. Il was
agreed 10 hold the institute 4. crayne-
vile, KY, and the exact date that il
will be held will be published in both
county papers later. There being no
business, the meeting adjourned
to meet again at some future time.
J. FRANK CoNGER, Pres.
CHAs. W. Fox. Secy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The Finals Of Tennis Tournament
We're Played Friday Afternoon

The finals Of the Tennis Tournament
which has been inprogress for the past
few weeks were played last Friday
afternoon, the game being called at
$50.
The afternoon was an ideal one for
tennis and some interesting and excit.
ing games were played.
Those who were booked for singles
and considered the contest an easy vic
tory for their opponent, conceded the
game without playing il.
The contestants for the first honors
were W. NJ. Sanders vs. c. W. Haynes,
Mrs. Sayre vs. Miss Ruby James.
Second honors, C. W. Haynes vs. DR..
Stillwell.
The honors being won by Mr.. San.
ders and Miss James and second by c.
W. Haynes.
After the game a splendid picnic din
ner was served on the lawn. which was
brilliantly lighted with japanese Ian
terms.
Messrs. Julian and Virgil Elgin, Of
Louisville, were guests Of honor at the
dinner given by the Tennis Club and
also played strong games while here.
The scores are as follows:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
ANNUAL Conference
Meets al Central City September
18th TO 5lSi...PresldIng Elder
TO Be Appointed.

The meeting Of the annual Louisville
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church South win be held in Centra
City. Ky, Sept. 2sth TO sist.
will be appointed a successor 10 Rev
Gross Alexander. who has served feui
years as presiding elder for the Louis
vile district. Quite a good deal Of
interest is manifested ia Methods:
circles as to who his successor will be.
The Louisville conference follows the
Kentucky conference which takes place
at Winchester Sept. 18th to nth, and
this conference succeeds the West
Virginia conference. which begins on
September 5th at Huntington. Over
all these annual conferences Bishop
Hendrix will preside.
It will be remembered BY Marion
Methodists and others that Bishop Hen
dirk held the conference which eonver-
ed in Marion two or three years ago,
and at that time he proved to our peo-
pie that he is very strong man and
worthy the high Office he holds.
The Louisville conference has charge
Of the denominational affairs in an area
comprehended between a north and
south line extending from Anchorage
TO the Tennessee line. and line run
ming through Henderson north and
south.
The Kentucky district embraces the
territory east Of this and running to
north and south line near the eastern
edge Of the state.
These conferences are attended by
all the preachers in this district as well
as by numerous lay members.
The Louisville district proper Is made
up Of nine sub-districts. They are the
Louisville. the EliEaoethtown. the
Princeton. the Russellville. the Bowling
Green. the Lebanon and the Columbia
districts.
Other important business that will
come before the annual conference will
include reports Of all denominational
business for the past year.
Central City people are making elab-
crate preparations To entertain the
visiting ministers and lay delegates.
and the prospects are for conference
that will equal or excel all past ones.
The Rev. 7. J. Crandall. Of the Central
City Methodist church. will be the hest
Of the conference.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Big Tent Meeting at MaitOOn

Brother X. c. Love, of the Methodist
church.. is directing revival services al
Nation, KY, in a tent.
The meeting began last Sunday,
August 26th, and will continue in.
definitely.
The tent is the one used last summer
by Mcconnell d Stone and holds quite
a crowd of people.
Brother Love is assisted by Mr.. Ben
Yates and Mr.. Humphreys local preach.
ers and both Of Sheridan. The singing
Is led by John X. Smith with Mrs. Nellie
Summerville as organist.
Tuesday night Of this week Bro. ].
H. McAfee accompanied by Claude
Guess attended this meeting. Brother
McAfee preached to a large and very
attentive audience.
Quite good deal Of interest was
manifested. At the conclusion Of the
services and in answer 10 the usual in.
vltatlon about 25 came forward.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Deeds Recorded.

+. II. Newcom to X. l.. Nichols l54
acres, 5000
TT. Harris 10 Daniel W. Jones n
acres on Hurricane creek, 1890.
James NJ. pomeroy to Mary G.
Lotion interest In land on Crooked
creek. slOo.
Mary c. Lotion to Surie and 7. 4.
Beard 60 acres on Crooked creek,
deed u gift.
Fanny Holder 10 Ida wocdall 4 acres
Of land near Dyeusburg, siOO.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Camp keeilnq.

Our camp meeting begins Monday
night Sept. 10th 1906. at Piney Fork
camp grounds, where there has been
camp meeting for over eighty years.
with the exception Of two years. II
will be an old time camp meeting con.
Quoted by Rev. J. l.. Hudgins, Of
Union City Tenn Bro Hudgins Is a
strong gospel preacher and breaches
with power We cordially invite every
body to come; and all ;hs; have camps
are requested to come and camp.
REV. J. K. KING. Pastor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Tom And The Circus.

Some local people had accounts
against the circus that never came.
Mr.. Thomas Champion. Of the law
firm Of Champion and Champion. went
to uniontown, KY. and tackled the
Lentz 4 Robinson circus with a great
deal Of success. He collected for Q.
NJ. Conyor board bill Of sl3.00 and
for W. D.. Wallingford a livery bill Of
$500. It appears that Mr.. Champion
was death on thirteen. II Mr.. Cham
pion had been more soeiable and inter
viewed the Crittenden Press and Crit
tenden Record he might have had more
money to collect
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
NUMBER 8.
Ohio River Association.

This body of Baptists composed:[of
the churches of Crittenden and Living
ston counties, closed its twenty-fourth
annual session at Piney Creek church
last Friday. There were thirty-fve
churches represented By messengers
and letters. The annual sermon was
preached by Ed. H. B. Ia, lor, of Muir
rey, by request. The sermon was un-
usually clear and convincing on the
doctrine of salvation by grace and
greatly strengthened the many Baptists
that heard it. Tie reports from the
churches showed decided advance in
contributions to the various objects of
benevolence which we foster, and peace
and good fellowship prevail in the
churches,
The election Of officers for this year
resulted in Ed. E. b. Blackburn, of
Marion, being chosen Moderator and
K. A. LaRue Clerk and Treasurer.
The body was honored and greatly
encouraged by the following visitors
from the other associations; Elders,
d. M. Green, H. B. Taylor and John
Grady from Blood River. Eds. H. C..
McGill and father from Ohio Valley.
Miss Abercrombie, Matron of the Bap-
tist Orphans Home, Louisville, Ky.
Resolutions calling for such legislat-
100 as will suppress Sabbath excursions
and base ball playing were unanimously
passed. The ministers and members
were also pledged to do all in their
power to suppress the liquor traffic in
our bounds.
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Grave yard Notice.

All those who have friends or loved
ones buried at piney Fork cemetery are
requested 10 come or send some one
Tuesday Sept. 9TH 10 assist In cleaning
off the graves, and entire enclosure.
Bring tools and dinner and come pre-
pared 10 put in the days work In re-
memberance Of those who sleep In the
silent city Of the dead. ], r. KING.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31
Wallingford's Livery Stable
Burned TO the Ground
The Third Time Mr.. WaIlIngfOrd Has
Been Burned Oul Now Located
In New Stable
LOSS COVERED BY INSURANCE

Marion responded 10 an alarm Of fir,
once more Friday morning. August a,
2o'clock.
The ire was first discovered by Bob
Donaldson. the foreman Of the livery
stable. II had caught at the North.
west corner and by the time the dis
eovery was made was so far gone that
no amount Of work would have saved
the stable. IL burned to the ground
AZ! ;he horses and most Of the rolling
stock was saved
Mr. Wallingford carried $500 Of in
surance and is fully protected.
His loss is principally the building.
five sets Of harness. corn. hay and
damage TO buggies. hacks and bus.
This continued run Of III luck is getting
ON Mr.. Wallingford's nerves and he
now has a stable not so liable 10 burn.
The general public. We presume. are
not aware Of the new law enacted by
the last Kentucky legislature and the
effects thereof.
Our last legislature had Il In for the
fire h,g. ana rc,l,inv ',h. o., ,h.,
man who would burn a house Is The
meancst man on earth. they passed
some very strenuous laws.
70 h., ies-i .ias - ,.se,.i-g..l. H. 80
new law FOR a F,-. uar.hal "a. R.n-
-. ss.. - - :.
40" WIN "
qate = handsome salary OF hVe or SIX
thotn>nd dollars and makes Il his duty
10 lnrc<flgate each and every fre. and
ifbsIl Snsnic,o,,. a, ,neon,;;;,,;. -.
~, - 80 ''' '-'' f''
seeu'e 'n' 'hce''u'AIy WIN N'gor
In carrying out this law a report Of
every FIRE must be made 10 this Fire
Narshal
-. p..,l. ..t-,., n
"o'.'''' "'.H''""' "pPo'n'ou hon'
Mott Ayres 70 this very important post
and he Is now acting under the new law.
The blanks for these r.norts have
...,..l !. u..,..
,,''' ~ ''''e 80,
here y section one oi TINS new law:
The Fire Marshal and the Chief Of
the Fire Department, or Chief Of Police
where no Chief Of Fire Department in
cities and in towns and the Sheriff Of
the county where such fire occurs out.
side Of an incorporated city or town.
are hereby authorized 10 investigate the
cause. origin and circumstances Of every
fire occurring IN such cities or towns
m whichproperty has been destroyed or
damaged. and shall specially make in
veatigAtion whether such hre was the
result OF carelessness or design Seeh
investigation shall be begun wilnin
tthree Gays, not lneludlng the Loru :
Day, oi ue occurrence ol sucn ilre, ana
the flre Marsha shAli nave the Ilgn'
u.s. ssss i,honsss ~ ove dnonos su'a !, ,nSsn, y,
naaasa," W.. Tha osssar rast ins in,as,i'
ss,,on ~ srss shaIl forthwith notify
80 T r,Sa ws,.hsJ arS shan ,,,,h,n ~
days Of the occurrence OF the FIRE fur.
nish TO the said Insurance Commissioner
written statement n OF AT .ne iaSIs re- he,
srs % ire ~ Lind s 'S valSe % sna ownsr.Sin % ~
Al. ...a..a.4.s aAA att.L .Nk.N
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

Al meeting at Gracey Tuesday of
the stockholders Of the Gracey Mining
Company, the following officers were
elected for the coming year; Capt. r.
S. Shaw, Cadiz, president; Clip Wat
kinsg rGracey, vice president; J. T.
Wall aopkinsville, secretary: and DIR.
d. E. Bell, Gracey, treasurer.
This company, says the Cadiz Record
has been in existance about two years,
and has a capital stock Of $500, 900.
They have sunk one shaft about sixty
five feet, and expect to begin work
again soon sinking other shafts.
Mr.. Fohs, the State Geologist, was
present Tuesday. and expressed the
belief that fuor spar, lead and zinc
could be found in paying quantities on
these lands.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-31

a preliminary examination of
Christian county mineral land is being
made this week. The surveying corps
have been here for a week and are
now working in Trigg, but the full
force expects to get into this county in
about ten days of two weeks. The
survey is being made under the super
vision Of Assistant State Geologist
+. >. Fohs. He is using one of the
Kentuckian's correct maps of the
county. Hopkinsville Kentuckian.