The Green Forest tribune., 1907-06-28

mine in Marion county is turn. ing out three or three and one. half tons of zinc carbonates, worth S34.25 ton at the mine. The Silver Hollow, one of the best mines in the county, with a force of 16 men, is turning out about the same amount of oar.
 PINE BLUFF HOSPITAL.
 The relief hospital of the Saw. yer & Austin Lumber Company at Pine Bluff is about finished and will be in running order be- fore many days. The nurses have been engaged and will ar- rive soon. Dr. A. G. Thompson has charge of the hospital.
 MAN AND WIFE IN JAIL.
 Andy Minard and wife, Emma Minard, are in jail at Batesville, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The couple are accused of purchas- ing a wagon and team from Dr. w. H. Brown, giving a mortgage which, it is alleged, is worthless.
 TRIED TO BURN TOWN.
 Otis Clay of Charleston, was committed to the county jail in Ozark Saturday for a term of six months for attempted arson. Clay is charged with attempting to burn the business section of Charleston by setting fire to some piles of trash which had accumu. lated in the rear of the buildings.
 A SUCCESSFUL FARMER.
 During the strawberry season just closed in the Judsonia dis. trict, M. l.. Chandler netted 5000 from his nine acres of strawber- ries, shipping about TOO cases. Last year MT. Chandler and one son raised three bales of cotton and 300 bushels of corn, besides their fruit and vegetables. He not only raised his own feed but has corn to sell each year.
 A NARROW ESCAPE.
 Recently Marshal Wm. E.. Johnson, of Ft. Smith, who is having great success in running down whiskey peddlers, ran 8 narrow risk of losing his life be- tween Tulsa and Sapulpa, l. T.. In company with two deputies he was out scouting the country for peddlers, when he noticed two teams in the road in front of them. They stopped them and were in the act of smashing the contents of the first wagon when the driver cried out that the wagon was loaded with nitro glycerine and not whiskey, and that he was on his way to the Sapulpa oil field to shoot well. An Investigation proved it to be true. The second wagon was captured, which contained a large amount of whiskey.
 AN INVENTION BASED ON A DREAM.
 A very singular circumstance originating at Gravette is that of John H. Setser, an early sett- Ter and highly respected citizen, who is now having tested an in- vention which was based in de. tail upon a dream. Mr. Setser formerly lived south of Gravette near Decatur on a farm, and lat- CT sold out and is engaged in general mercantile business at Echo, I. T. It was while on the farm that one night he states he dreamed about 8 new model TO. tary engine for either water or steam. Tn. dream was so vivid and the plan so feasible that the dream was retained in his mind in detail, and so impressed him that he set about to carry it out, promising his Maker that should success follow he would give one half tho profits to the mis- sionary cause. Therefore he has gotten his model and had it pat ented in United States, Canada and Belgium. A number of we'll versed mechanical engineers viewed his drawings and saw his model. and they say it is certain of success. MT. Setser's brother,