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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
ALI.NIeHT eANk
(By s. w. Press AssociauOn.l

(By S. w. Press Association
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-Despite
the general belief that the Quaker
city goes ID bed at 9 O'Clock, Phlladei.
phia is soon to nave an "owl" or al!
night bank to accommodate those who
prowl about during the night watches.
The new institution will be conducted
on the continuous plan and will have
counting rom and Offices in the
northwest corner of the Bellevue.
strattord.
It will have a capital of 100000.
and number among its stockholders
and promoters, George G. Boldt, of
the Waldorf-Astoria, and the Belle
Y~ueastratford, and Laurence McCor.
mick. Directors in well.kn2wn flnau.
cial institutions in tlis city are also
among the hackers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

Drilling and starting wildcats is
SIN very much a feature in the lower
southwest and southeastern Ohio
helds. In the past it has been the
General rule to wind up experimental
operations with the approach of win.
Ten This. however, is an exceptional
year for there is no such indication
oaAeithar side Of tn eriver. South.
eastern Ohio has at tilis time as many
and possibly more test wells drilling
aaa starting than at any previous time
since early spring,
southeastern Ohio, Jefferson coun
tylesJs in the search for new prodnc.
ag territory. Since the discovery OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
Educating the Christmas sh0pper.

In a certain city the Merchants As
sociatlOn inserted the following sug
gestions to shoppers:
At Christmas time both the shopper
and the retailer have the busiest sea
son Of the year, and attention by shop
pers to the following suggestions will
ton among horsemen throughout the
Southwest. II the coming meet Is
successful, the promoters hone to
make FL Paso a permanent center for
winter racing. The Christmas handi.
cap and the Derby, for $1,000 each
are the features of tie programme ar.
ranged for this season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
MYaTERloua

COLEMAN, w: va, Dec. .rwo
engineers named Brady ana Motif
both Of Fairmont, have been working
in this vicinity for about a week tax.
ing levels along the banks of the Ty-
gart's Valley river, for the reported
purpose of selecting sites for a series
Of locks along the stream. The opera.
tons of the two men have excited.
much curiosity. but nothing definite
can be learned as to what pNdect Is
In view Or for whom they are acting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

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WI aso'd eae rasa eng son
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
Glasscock
CONTINUED from Page one.)

acquainted with tie people and I am
very favorably impressed with Char.
lesion and look forward with a great
deal Of pleasure to the time when /
shall come here, with my family, to
live"
G~overnor-elect Glassc:ck has been
very busy since coming to Charles
ton last Saturday. Scores of the poli.
ticians and residents v called upon
him at the reception room of the gov.
ernor in the State capitol and all aav>
been impressed with the earnest and
pleasant manner of the next governor.
He is courteous, agreeable and enter
tanning and Charleston and her PEG
pie reeiproeates the feeling of the gov
e%rnor-elect when he states that he has
been favorably impressed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
The servant who can read, reads the
help want ads.-and those who can't
read are usually not good servants.
euARoMEN MEET.
az s. w. Press Associat1on.1

Wy O. W. Press AssocIation.)
HARRISBURG, Pal Dec. 4.-Ma-
jarGeneral ]. Franklin Bell, chief Of
staf of the United States army, will
be the guest If honor at tie conven.
ton opened here to-day by the Ma.
tional Guard Association of Pennsyl.
vania. Governor stuart welcomed the
guests. The session will conclude 10.
morrow, and in the meantime many
questions OF importance concerning
Legislation will come up for discus.
sion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
VIII Show the Doctors.

The Fairmont Dairy Company lao
inyited the Marion County Medical So
ciety and Post Graduate Medical
School to visit its plant tonight, at
Which time and place the visiting doc.
tors VIII be shown the mode of pas
tenTizing milk, and giving them a
chance to taste some of the products
made from pure separated cream and
pasteurized milk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

(By s.. ~. Press Atsoclailon.l
DENVER colo. Dee -ten.e,
VIII Be anprdea an oporttuit 10 Scr
The Carlisle Indian schools football
team II action tosninttcw. Wien liz
eastern redskins pfl ply ne eleven
Of the uniyeraity a Denyer TnisIn
the hrst time that 4 lootban eleven
representing an important eastern
college has come to Denver. and !
large crowd will witness the game.
The Denver players do not expect to
defeat the redskins. but hope to be
able 10 keep the score down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
WATCH W FOR HIM.
Note of Warning Against Freckl.d
Faced lmpostor,

Beware Of the freckled faced maj
giving MS name as w. B. Dean and
pretending to represent Golfers
Weekly. He has u sample OF books in
cloth and sheep binding which he Of.
fers for sale on the Instaiiment plan,
the purchaser 10 pay one dollar down
or he offers the books for s4,2O cash.
This price Includes a years subscrip.
ton to the paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
NAV RACING.
(By S. ". Press Association.

tN S, ", Press Associatlon.)
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-oty
Park race track will open tomorrow
for a n~inety-day meeting. possibly
the last to be held at this famous
course. ewing to the crusade against
race track gambling in Louisiana. A
large number of aorsemen are here.
with the usual number of good
strings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
WINTER RACE MEET.
(By S. W. Press AssoclalIon. !

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 4.-Tae
track of the International Fair will
be the scene of the biggest winter rae
ing meet eevr held in Texas, beginning
December ~ and lasting nineteen
days. Many horses are already
stabbed here and more are arriving
Owing to the ban on gambling
in other States, 1t is expected that the
Alamo City will in the course of a
few years become a Mecca for the
fraternity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

tA4 Alnso Dol many TEST VOLS have
been c0npleiei 10 lgohiHs ior eztr.
slons and new pools. but neither has
mateadlzed to an appreeiabie extent
Next % geGerson columblana county
Aas been NOT acti ii me same kind
8 THs little pools south cf
ance and between that development
and the Old Homework dlsrrfet IN
Ispired a lot Of new work. Both have,
now been fully defined.
IA Near Gusher In Marshall County
The lower southwest presented a
shortiiyed gusher wednesday after
noon, waen the Venture Oil Company
drilled It's second test on the Amos
Chambers farm, located on Maggotty
run. Liberty district, Marshall county.
into the Big Intun. The well as soon
as drilled into the Big Injun began to
flow and for several yours at the rate
OF 30 barrels an hour. Unfortunately.
It proved to be one OF the soda foun.
tain kind and yesterday morning the
gauge showed 1t was down to seven
barrels an hour. This location is
about 1000 feet east of the No. 1 on
the same farm. 1t was the first well
on thsi farm that gave an impetus to
new development work in this district.
At this time there are Eve wells start.
Ing and drilling in tina" locality.
Good Producer at Holidays Cove.
In the Holidays Cove pol, Brooke
county, c, Ferguson & Co. have com.
rleted their No. 9 on the Emma Nc.
Cune farm, and have a producer good
for 100 barrels a day. This Is the larg.
est producer that has been completed
in that district for some months:
On Rock creek, Walton district,
Roane county, the United Fuel Gas
Company has drilled its test on the R
c. Gilmore farm through the Big In.
jun sand, and has a 4O.barrel producer.
This location is 800 feet east Of the
South Penn Oil Companys No. 5 Oh
the Lacy j. Lynch farm.
Lincoln County.
On Big Branch, Duval district, Lin.
coin county, the Guyan oil Company
has drilled its No. 1S on the Lincoln
County Land Association tract through
the Berea grit and mas a 5O.barrel pr
ducer.
On Middle Fork, Duval district, the
Big Creek Development Company has
drilled it stest on tho H. w. Miller
farm into the Berea grit and has a
show for a light gasser. The same
company has started to drill at its No.
3 on the Benjamin Burton farm.
On Sugar Tree Fork, Duval district,
the United Fuel Gas COmptny has
started to drill at a test on the James
May farm, located 1000 feet south of
the test drilling on the Churcn lot. On
Bear Fork the same : company has
started drilling a second test on the
Emily j. Morrison farm. On Charles
creek, Grant district, Cabell county. ].
NJ. McCoach & Co. have a rig com.
pleted for No. 10 on the t. Berkeley
farm.
On the South Fork of Hughes river.
Murphy district, Richie county, the
Southern Oil Company has completed
its No. 3 on the A. Braden farm and
has a show for a 70 or 15,barrel pump.
er in the salt sand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
PERSONAL

Jaccb Deolph, Of Farlnington, who
Was brought 70 Cook Hospital one
Reek ago, has been adIndged t1sane
and viii be sent to the Hospital for
ne Insane at Weston.
Mis- Dele Hardesty who had been
ehe giest Of Mrs. w H. BillIngslea for
gsril days. returned to her home in
annington last evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
Series IF Sermons
NRlLL BE DELIVERED AT CHRIST
cHURcH BY REV. BANNER
DURING DECEMBER.

Tae Rev. I, ]. banner, oficlating
during December in Christ Episcopal
Church, on Washington street, will
deliver a series Of six sermons on
ns Fundamentals of the FAITH"
Sunday, December 9th to December
10th both inclusive.
Subjects God, Man, Christianity,
the Church, Public Worship, An ex.
snplary Knight in the Kings King
dom.
Al are Welcome to these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
AN ENGINEERS
EXPERIENCE

cough reduced me from EOS to
pounds in weight. BY taking
Esther Johns Medicine, l was built up
.t9s2foh pounds and my cought cured.
sm. now . well man, and advise all
We are ran down, or nave a cough Or
eotd 10 take Father Johns Medicine .
rogers, calet engineer NJ. B. A.
ash head, Mass.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

How long ago was IT that your store
enterpriSe-was merely a PLAN
With aggressive advertising, how long
before your plan of what it is YET
TO BECOME is realized?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
MOTOR GLUE RuM.
Is. ~. Press Associntinn.l

Is. w. Press AssociRtionO
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4. New
Years Day and the day following are
the dates set for the third annual
endurance run Of the Quaker City
Motor Club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
To Lecture az Grafton.

Rev J g. Broomfield went to Graf
ton this afternoon, and tonight will
deliver aslecture in the Methodist Pro.
testant Church on the subjec, "T,he
Cycle Of Missions
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
RACING AT EL pAso.

tB S, W. Press Assoclatlon,)
Ell PASo. Tex, Dec. Eel Paso's
slxtyday racing meet will open to.
morrow and is attracting much atten.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
DOG SHOW ON ROOF.
(By S. W. Press Association

tBy S. W. Press Association.)
NEW YORK, Dec. Am lnnova.
ton In dog shows will be held in this
city to-day and tomorrow, when the
French Bulldog Club of America will
hold a show on the roof of the Wal.
dorf-Astorla. the Toy Spaniel Club
Of America will give an exhibition
later on the sam roof.
Perhaps it has taken a long and
hard series of circumstances" to
force into being some of today's bar
gain offers"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04

Perhaps your advertising would bs
good" enough Il it were persistent
arnngh.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
NEWS OF OIL FIELDS.
Standard Credit Balances.

Standard Credit Balances.
on City Pa-credit balances, s1.7S.
Runs. December /, 1S6,177O barrels
Shipments, 1868 barrels; average.
Issess barrels.
New York-standard Oil, $685..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-04
DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Martins Colts won two games FROM
the Postoffce by the following scores:
POSTOFFICE-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
RUSHING TO RAwHIDE.

GOLDFIELD, New, Feb. no. - Equal.
ing the stampede TO the klondike in
1897, ana surprising 10y far the exodus
60 Goldheld ten years later, the rush to
Rawhide. new Nevada gold camp. is
said 10 hc the greatest in the history
Of Pacific coast mining The ore now
being shipped assays in many instances
10000 TO the ton.
Three hundred people day are en-
tering Rawhide from the nortn, aud the
same number is reported going in on
the Tonopah a Goldhcld railroad sc
crowded Is the camp that the few ten,
hotels will not rent beds for a longer
period than eight hours when n man
pays Tor bed he ia told that he ear
sleep IA shift then he is awakened
20 make room for another.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
CRIMINAL LIBEL THE ALLEGED
OFFENSE.
oFrom Thursdays Daily

'ffom lnurSday DailyD
lIabcas corpus proceedings will be
instituted in the district court this
morning for the release of G.. W. Nortn,
who was delivered into the custody
Of the sheriT's Office yesterday on a
commitment from Justice of the Peace
Shcchan. of Columbia, 10 await the ac.
tion of the next grand jury under
$500 bonds on the charge of criminal
libel. The complainant in the ease is
NJ. j. Nolan, postmaster Mt Columbia,
who alleges North circulated written
matter which represented the postmast.
er as being thief and liar, and applied
to him other terms only applicable to
an undesirable citizen.
North was also ordered to furnish a
peace bond Of ~ 1000 on the charge of
threatening bodily injury to Charles
Thompson. North is said to have de.
signated Mr.. Thompson and other resi-.
dents of the Columbia section mutton.
heads and mollyeoddles. Mr.. Thompson
is one of the pioneers of the district
Deputy Sheriff Matt sullivan, of
Columbia, brought the prisoner here
and delivered him into the custody of
the sheriff on the commitments issued
by Justice Shechan. North did no,
furnish the required bonds but short
time after his arrival engaged the ser,
vices of a law firm to represent him
He is confident that he will be released
by order Of Judge Sloan today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
UNIDA co. HOLDS MEETING OF
DIRECTORS.

At meeting Of the directors Of thc
Unida Gold Mining Co., held at the
conpany'- camp in the Black Rock
IL trict, Monday, plans were adopted
looking to a continuation Of operations
at the property on an enlarged scale.
After thorough examination Of the
work accomplished last year, the di
rcctors eomplimcntcd the president aud
general manager, George Marguerite
on the progress made, aud continued
him in the position of manager without
= dissenting vote.
II IN proposed 10 sink the new double
compartment shaft now down $50 feet
until the sulphide zone is reached. be
fore any extensive lateral work is done
The perpendicular shaft has passed
through the ledge, in which very
promising ore showing is found. The
management is very anxious TO sink
the shaft into the mlphide zone, az the
ore bodies higher up have been proven
~ carry high grade gold values.
The group, comprising ten claims. Is
located eleven miles mort beast ~ Wick.
cnburg, the nearest supply and saipping
point on the \. r.. T.. 4 \. railroad.
John Tomasko, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
and john u. Martin, ~ Covingtou, Indi.
ana, directors ~ the concern, arrived
here yesterday from the unida camp,
whore they attended the directors ,
meeting. They expressed themselves
as more than pleased with the showing
Ia the mine aud are hopeful that 1t
will develop Into one ~ tnc many pro-
durcrs In the county. They were ne.
compani'd by George Marguerite, gen.
cral manager, and q. q. Killinger. his
ofice assistant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL.
(From FRIDAYS Daily,


L. w. North, of Columbia, VINO was
delivered to the sheriff. office, Wednes.
aay evening, on two commitments from
Justice Of the Peace Sheehan, of Column.
bia, to he held to appear before the
grand jury under a total of $4,000
bonds, was partially victorious in tne
district court yesterday afternoon in
habeas corpus proceedings. Judge
Sloan declared the peace bond of $1,000
VOID by reason of the complaint show.
ing no cause Of action. On the charge
of libel, under which he was held under
$1,000 bonds, the court held that the
complaint was good but the commit
ment defective, and gave counsel for
the Territory until Monday TO produce
certified copy Of Justice Sheehan ;,
docket. The court reduced the bail
from $4,000 to $500 watch was firm
'shed, and North was released.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
ARIzoNA's FAME IN COLOR =,

Judge Daniel +. Parks who
tensive mining interests in n, ~
Creek district, and who loo, n .u'9
Tuesday, for this city after r)
weeks visit there, in a commas,
to the Journal-Miner, says, 80
is achieving fame in Color,a.
count of her great mineral on,,.
1907. Amusement at her ,oo..s
turning out $67 100000 Of mi,o,.,
ues last year is on all face. =. NJ
contemplate the mighty fact. v,]
are dumbfounded to hear Of il S]
assert that it can't be true ana al
Colorado leads When confror,.,
proofs and samples of tne min.
they gaze in wonderment and do.,1
that Colorado certainly will ioiD h,')
with her in united endeayor ana
termination to make the grea, IA
west the mighty empire she !, ss,,. ]
to be-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
DESCRIBES RICH
A & {. COUNTRY

land IN the early iOs. ana It's richness
and en,,nt are TOO well known to need
any commentator.
"Tho fourth day W. drove 20 the
Signal Copper company's camp, which
j.. the old Roseboro and johnson mine.
located twenty miles northeast Of
Bousc, where we were shown through
the mine and saw large bodies Of cop
per ore. believe this IL the only mine
In tunt section where sulphiIc ores
have been found, 80 far. There is n
double compartment shaft $40 feet
deep, with several hundred feet Of
other workings. the copper sulphidcs
being found in deeper development,
and this. with the carbonate ores near
the surface. certainly shows it to be
one Of the big mines in that country.
Just beyond Carrigan's peak from the
Signal mine. is the Clara property.
"Thc next morning we visited the
Pride, Mineral Zone, Copper Dome and
other mines. and found about tno same
conditions rs Mt the other properties
IN that district, except at the Mineral
Zone, where the values are in gold.
"You know am not n mining
man." continued Mr. Hastings, "but
I have spent thirteen years in the min
ing districts ~ this Territory, and will
state that for the amount Of work done.
which is considerable. the mines IN the
SENECA and Planet districts promise
more for copper production than any
I set seen. There are thousands Of tons
Of carbonate copper ores ON tne dumps
aud practically all carry sufficient lime
aud iron 10 make them self nuxing. 81
especially desirable for use in smelling
/ with silicious ore We saw many pros
poets besides those named and that
country seems 20 me very promising
one for both prospecting and further
development.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26

TONED the postof1ice department TO es
tablish a pos.oitce there.
O. p Mean. Of the Prescott Nation
al bank. and Harry NJ. Thomas, of the
Commercial Trust company, left last
NIGHT for thp Kirkland country where
they will exchange views on finance
vh,lc not engaged in shooting ducks
George sincs, W. }. Richly Dave
Russell. G. 4. Peter, Jr., and the Misses
v,,i. Sint.. liza Willis and Della
Willis will form merry party when
will leave here this morning for Jerome
whore thcy will attend tho annual
yircmen 3, Dab tonight.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reportd BY
Prescott Title Company.

+. II. Williams, administrator Of n
estate of Valentine Franehi to "a
Silverman. NJ. deed. 1925. Ann.:}
mine, Hassayampa district.
Mrs. Susie =. Roach locates ID
mines, Pine Grove district.
Patsy Hollihan to Maggie Hollis,
W. deed. $500. One acre in T.. u
n. y of NE. "a, See. 10, 7. ?lN
. W.
W. V. Brown to A. c. Hall and wifi
NJ. deed. $50. No. /, No. 5 and ha
interest in Red Gold mines, Cedl
Canyon district.
Octave Mining Co., files affidavit (
assessment work on seven mines, We
yer district.
Arizona Gold Mining and Mlh'
Co., amends location of four mines, D
reka district.
Arizona Gold Mining and Mild
Co., files affidavit of assessment Eo
on ten mines, Eureka district.
Joe Mayer and II. NJ. Merriwea'a
file affidavit of assessment work
three mines, Harper district.
A. j. McPhee files affidavit Of ass''
ment work on three mines, Hap
district.
Carrie NJ. Eccles to G. +. Grts'
myer. Deed. Lot Ia, blk II and
10, blk. o, Jerome.
r.. r. Hanson ct al, incorPon
Rawhide Regent Mining and Min
Co. Capital stock sl,OOO,OOO.
y. C.. Mott locates Rosebud MI
Eureka district.
j. j. Carmichael files affidavit Of
scssment work on Lyon mine, Wea'
district.
Earl Il. Smith to l.. Il. Miner
deed. $3.50. One-ffth interest 10
Dougal, Red Buck, Worlds Far
Jack Pot mines, Blue Tank distrd
Alfred Quetu TO Rev. Henry "
jon. w. deed. $1,000. W. 90 "
lots Is, IL and 10, blk. 3, Prescott
Chas. Kearley flies Freman's exc
ton certificate.
VIM. +. ROBBERS files affidavit Of
sessment work on four mines, p'
Rock district.
Il. II. Carpenter and +. 5. Camp
TO VIM. Newton. Deed. sSSi'
IL, 10, IL and Is on Rico Placer
Bug district.
Arizona Power Co. amends aru
of Incorporation.
w. X. Lee locates Penal Code u
Humbug district.
Jno. f. Mcdonald, ct al, locates
mines, Skull Valley district.
II. J. Beemer Co. locates two III
Hassayampa district.
A. w. Gresham, ct al incorP0'
Reich Mining company. CaPl'a' y
100000.
o. b. Stanton files affidavit o.
sessment on ten mines, Copper y
district.
Artaur W. Whitaker files sl'OoV
as road overseer.
X. DeKuhn locates Imperlai
Cherry Creek district.
Chas. Ball locates Lcona n'ne'
Bug district.
J. +. Derrick, ct al, files siia'n'
assessment work on six mines ~
Creek district.
VIM. Nellis locates two mines
! Bug district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-26
TEXAS INVESTORS HERE.
- From Thursdays Daily

~ 'rIVW Ihutsdny's DaIly)
sam "oidman, II. $. Bettes, A. 8
Rodgers, r. F. Scott, G. r. Caldwell
= H. Noyes and William Frank. stock
holders in the Copper Queen Gold Min.
ing company, arrived here yesterday
from their homes in Paris, Texas The,
were met here by j $. johnson. GEN
era' manager of the company, who will
accompany them to the camp Of tn,
Upper Queen group in the Aqua Fria
district today on visit Of insnec,;on