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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-12-03
Strawberry Ridge

Velma Hamblin spent few days
with Ethel Hellyer, of Logan.
Butchering seems to be the order
of the day.
Miles Cage, of near Marshfield
spent Saturday and Sunday with j
II. Graham and family.
Rancy Nutter spent Saturday ir
Logan with friends.
Protracted meeting began at Smith
Chapel and Fellowship, Monda!
night.
Sam Montgomery and Mary Ellingel
spent Thanksgiving with E. /
Beougher and wife.
Audree Schaller was in Nelsonville
Monday.
Nate Smith, of Nelsonville, was
seen on this ridge Monday.
Peter Schatler and wife had a:
guests Saturday and Sunday, Mes
danes Peter Martin, Emma Vore ant
Mary Wyles, of Athens,
Bertha Nutter spent last week il
Greendale.
Bertha Keplar, of IIaydenville spent
Friday and Saturday with Il. G.
lIamblin and wife.
Mayme Molher is doing house wor,
for Mrs. l.. Keplar.
Mrs, Susan Bartholow, of Logan, is
spending few weeks with her son,
Dick Bartholow, and wife.
Florence O'llare is improving very
slowly at this writing.
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McCune. Friday afternoon.

McCune, Friday afternoon.
Estella Wright called on Elva
Brown, Sunday.
Sherman Polling butchered on last
Saturday.
Hello, Bremen Route | correspon-
dent, what has become of you.
Maud Scholl visited her parents a
few days last week.
Ada Scholl and Roy Shoope, of Lam
caster, visited Mrs. Elvira Scholl and
family Thanksgiving Day.
Edith Rarrick and Bert Arnold Wis
tied Charles Rarrick and family Sun
day.
Goldie Scholl visited Nora Scholl,
Sunday.
Jessie Wright visited Gladys and
Loda Brown, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Weidner and son, Sher-
man, of Burn Station, visited Mrs.
Elvira Schol and family Monday
night and Tuesday morning.
Silas Farmer and wife visited It. G.
Canaan, Sunday. EupHEMIA.
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Power of Patronage.

At great convention of the
American Federation of Labor las
spring, it was voted that the eX
ecutive council of that great body
wait upon the respective national
political conventions and ask that
Il platform be adopted looking to
the relief of labor from the abused
power of courts of injunction.
President Gcmpers and others
went before the Republican con
vention at Chicago, and they could
get no recognition. They then
proceeded to appeal to the Demo
cratic convention ~ Denver and II
platform Was adopted satisfactory
t. their wishes. Mr.. Gompers re-
it was voted to support the Demo-
cratic party because Of its plat.
form. President Gompers went
about making speeches explaining
the position Of the Labor Fedora
ton. Tins had to be offset by
the republican managers somehow,
so they set about to try to "secure"
one of the executive council of the
Labor Federation to jump the
traces and come out for Taft, re-
pudieting the action of the labor
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Governor Harmon.

Now that time is closing in on
Governor Harmon, and bringing
him face to face with the real
thing it is his province to cast
about for men to associate with
him, to compose his official family.
1t is said that he has named Col.
Charles Weybrecht as Adiutant
General of Ohio, and the Cover
nor's choice meets general ap-
proval. Col. Wey brecht halls
from old Molly Stark county, and
is a military man Of much ability.
Governor elect Harmon, in max
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organization in it stand for the
democratic platform. One Daniel
j. k.efe, Chief of the Longshores.
men, of Detroit, was seen and
persuaded" that the Federation
vas certainly wrong in opposin Z
Injunction Bill Taft. keefe went
upon the stump and proclaimed
the virtues of the great republican
party. Selsh! Mr.. Keefe has ust
been appointed Supervisor of I'm
migratiou, by President Roosevelt,
at $40, 900 per year.
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Cedar Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Earnheart
entertained on Thanksgiving, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Strouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Steele and two daugh.
ters, Mabel and Opal, of Laurel
vile, and Mrs. M. NJ. Barton and
Carl Blackston, of Cedar Grove,
to fine dinner of roast turkey,
duck and oysters and many de-
licacies too numerous to mention,
After the good house wife served
the dinner and all were happy,
Messrs. Pearl Strouse, Earl Steele,
Carl Blackston and Joe Earnheart
spent the afternoon hunting game
and came in at supper time with
s rabbits, and reported good
time. They would have gotten
more but they had to gobble and
quack SO much it scared the anne
so far away they could not see
them. Mr.. Earl Steele was the
champion shooter, but says the
hills and rocks were too steep.
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from Thursday until Sunday.
VIM. Nimon passed through our
village Saturday evening.
John Ferguson was a Logan
shopper Saturday.
Miss Elsie Lindsey visited
Myrtle Vancuren, Sunday.
Harvey Bowers was seen in our
midst Sunday.
Art Hankison and sister Eunice,
passed through our city Sunday.
Pro.racted meeting begins at
Ilesboro, Monday.
Thomas Vancuren visited friends
near Laurelville, Sunday.
Chapel Hill
Conrad Reichley was engaged in
butchering at Adam Schaafs Tues
day.
VIM. Barnhart and wife and George
Barnhart were the Sunday evening
guests of Joe Earnhart and family.
Pearl Strous and wife and Earl
Steele and family were seen passing
through our town, in VIM. DeIlaven's
livery rig enroute to Cedar Falls,
where they spent Thanksgiving Day.
Chas. Pleukharp and wife enter
tanned to dinner Thanksgiving Day,
viii Barnhart and Wife and ID.
Mount and family.
Harry Lyons called on Joe Earn
hart, Sunday morning.
Butchering is all the go now.
Tramps are also on the go.
Mrs. Davis and son, Chas., visited
at Harry Iimmerman's, Monday.
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Marion No. S

Butchering seems to be the order
OF the day in this community.
Parry Buren called on William
Scholl, Saturday morning.
Nora Scholl called on Mrs. Alice
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PROGRA ANN r.

Tuophh
Selected Reading g................ Alice Shisier
LORDS prayer ''''''''''11,, ,o.s,ia Conrad
Dialogue 49,. ... ...... ,...,., Six Children
Thankful for rhannss'''"s ro,rw Ir" pmrsoon n'on
pilgrim Maid ............ sylvia Kitchen
Song ,,,'' F"lrS ana on,,"en mnns,'a '"rsp 'onroa
A Dialogue .,...............,.,F Five Children
Why n,s, sho',,an .,aa won"arS narS
Farmers Thank sgtving ....... otie Wine
"A, "A dialogue .'''.''' pea,na ns,I Pursoon
Thanksslying ......... -. Alice shlsler
Recitation ~, po.a,,o aonn foNr"d ne,u's
thanksgiving ............., Forest Wine
Barn Yard ''ird ,'"un n, .'ono,s o,rs
Mamma Darling =. .,.... Faiy Burgoon
Getting CT AeaunInted ''''' k'ssie & Kitchen men
Recirntion '......... 49,, otie Wine
I'm Glad I'm Little GiFl Carmen ,, hurso"h s','',
our Johnnie ... Carmen Bureoon
Dialogue ".' ot'e "in'-hoS',e ,,a h,lene,, cane,,
Origin of Thanksgiving Alice sh'sler
Mr., Jacob Wine was II caller at
Logan, Saturday.
Miss Alta Woodard caileo on
MISS keath Burgoon l"st friuay'
MISS Mary WINE cei'ea on M'ss
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Sheriff's Sale in Par
titiOn.
Susan nartsel, Plaintin.

John W. Nixon and Mary j. Harsh, Defend
ants
Cause No. il5l.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed sherln Of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of an order Of sale In partition, Is
issued out of said court, In this above en-.
titled cause, and 10 him directed as sheriff
of said county, Will, nj lhefdoor ofthec Court
House In Logan, ohio, on
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purchased the farm of VIM. Wilkson
on Pike Run.
John Miller was seen passing down
our valley Sunday evening.
LITTLE Elk.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-12-03

G9, sol.
~
The American Issue, organ of
the Anti Saloon League says that
the electors of Ohio would not
vote for Governor Harris bee use
he defended ths Republican state
officers, whom defied investigation.
@a*
1t has certainly been thorough
ly demonstrated that the Finley
Garb organization in Democratic
politics Of Ohio, is there with the
goods. They have elected two
Democratic governors successively
We wonder if it isn't possible that
they have made Ohio a reliably
democratic state. We are not
surprised at any of their political
accomplishments.
*x*
One deep regret that many of
our old time Democrats of tie
Hooking Valley have, is that q
Dem ocratic legislature was not
elected In OHIO, so that the Hon.
James f Campbell could have
been chosen Uuited States Sena
tor. OHIO would have been proud
to have sent such u grand man al
he to the senate, and the country
at large would have been greatly
benefited by his services and states
manship. Old Hooking did hel
best along this line by sending g
Democratic representative, and
rolling up goodly majority for
the two senators OF this district
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Route 3-ROCkbridge

There was an entertainment
gwen last Wednesday, Nov. 25th,
at No. 10 school by the scholars
and teacher, Mrs. Alice Shisler.
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Lafe Eggleston of New Ply
mouth, was u visitor In Logan last
Saturday
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Political Notes.

President elect William ii
Taft's plurality in Ohio, over MIR.
Bryan, is given out officially at
G9, sol.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
MINING ACTIVITY IN GOLD FLAT
Northern Arizona Has Reports of Recent Rich Strike of
 the Yellow Metal.

GOLD FLAT, Ariz., April 21.-Gold Flat, one of the latest gold excite ments, is forging to the front and now claims the attention of mining men all over the Pacific coast.
 Though but an infant in point or age, the energy displayed and the amount of business tran sacted would do credit to many older towns. One stamp mill has been pounding away on the Holy Moses for the past week, and another mill for the Fay mlne of the Colonel Morgan Consolidated is on its waE The Holy Moses vein for five feet in width will average thirty dollars per ton, and samples of ore running up into the rthousands are not hard to find.
 The Fay has a three and a half-foot vein that will average S60 per ton and enough is in sight to keep the mill running for three years Across the gulch from the Fay mine is the Gross, also part of the Morgan Consoli- dated, with a five-foot vein, average samples showing s41 per ton. The mill will have capacity enough to handle the product of both mines. Four wagon loads of machinery are already upon the ground and men are engaged in preparatory work. Colonel Morgan came down from Los Ange- les Sunday to personally oversee the construction and to more fully ac- quaint himself with the condition ex- isting here.
 Dr. A. L. Derbyshire of San Diego, California, lately of Nome. Alaska, stopped off for few days on his way to Toronto, Can, to look after his latest purchase, a group of four claims northwest of town. Surface showings upon these claims are sec ond to none in this district, and the doctor emphatically states that not in Alaska, Nevada, nor in Oregon, has he seen better prospects of finer sur face showings than at Gold Flat.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22

Central. Mir Schwab has been on an inspection trip to the San Toy group of mines, in which he is the largest stockholder. Speaking of the trip he said. T found affairs ill very four ishing condition. Improvements that we are making are nearly completed. The mining business in Mexico gen orally has been considerably depress- ed as a result Of the recent financial stringency, but the activities are in creasing again in that country anc in a short time I look for unprece- dented investments in the mining bus mess of Mexico. The trip made was merely one of inspection, and I am not at present contemplating an in crease in my holdings in that ccuD- try"
 The private car Loretto. occupied by the Schwab party, was transferred from the Mexican Central train to No. .2 of the Southwestern for Chicago, for which place they left last night, en route to New York City.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
WALKER BROS. COPPER LETTER.
Especial Wire to D. ]. Overlook. ]

Special Wire to L. J. Overlook
 NEW YORK, April 21.-The market at the opening was dull and then be came dull and weak, with but little pressure. During the day there wc little going on and traders heia on. In the afternoon, under the lead oi Steel, the whole market braced up and became quite strong. The strength continued until the close. There was short covering and some good buying in Steels. We do not ex- pect to see any great activity for the present.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
DISAPPOINTING WAS OPENING
 OF THE MARKET
Better Prices Were Naturally Expected After a Holiday of Few Days-Sup. & Pitts. and Greene Cananea.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

After four days holiday on the New York and Boston markets today's opening was somewhat disappointing as better market was naturally ey- pected. The New York market, how ever, closed at about the high mark for the day. the majority of whiel was about point higher than the opening. The Boston market is about at a standstill and conservative buy CTS are taking up stocks as they are offered and in no manners are they bidding for stocks. Such stocks as Greene Cananea and Superior & Pitts burg are being picked up for invest ment. Denn Arizona, as we'll as Snattuek, especially Denn Arizona, seem to be selling at a very low figure. sales being made at 3-4.
 North uBtte and Butte Coalition 2 e apparently, begging ct 64 and B, :e- spectively. Stocks may go lower, but it is not reasonably expected that they will, and from Ill indications they will see better prices il anything, nr it might be that they will remain about the same for a short time.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
COSTELLO TALKS ON PROSPERITY
 AT TOMBSTONE
Well Known Capitalist Thinks Old Camp Will Again Be the Center of an Enormous Rich Mining Section.

That the big mining interests still look upon that portion of Cochise county where LeaGyille is located with favor is demonstrated by the work which the Calumet & Arizona company is doing on the claims own ed by Martin Costello in the vicinity q the Leadville property which was recently rejected because of lack ol time for development Martin Cos tello the well known capitalist left for his home in the county seat yester- day morning after spending a couple of days here looking after his exten sive interests.
 When the Calumet & Arizona op- ton on the Leadyille group ran out about six weeks ago, the showing was not such as the directors of the com pany thought would warrant, them in paying the remaining installments, and the property was rejected. How ever, at the same time, work wss commenced on the five claims, adioin- ing the Leadville property, which are owned by Martin Costello. but which are now under bond to the Calumet & Arizona in the sum of S150,000. This bond runs until October l. 1908.
 Martin Costello, who was in the city and left for his headquarters in T:mbstone was asked concerning that portion of the county by a Review representative and in reply said:
 I have not visited the claims which l bonded to the C. & A. lately, and of course am not in any position to talk about them. although when I w-s there, the showing was very favor able. However, mining activity in our portion of the county has become much greater than anyone realizes during the past few months. and honestly believe that it will be but a comparatively short time before Tombstone is the center of great mining district as it was years ago"
 Costello has always been known as one of the most conservative men in the southwest, and his opinion seems to indicate that the old camp will again see palmy days
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
BLACK HAWK VEIN
 SUPERIOR s BOSTON
Secretary of Company Talks of Development After Two
 Months Visit at Globe.

Secretary William c. Rice of lhe Superior & Boston Copper SompanS has returned to Houghton after stay of nearly two months at the property at Globe, Arizona, during which time he has witnessed a number tf import, ant developments that make the flu. ture of Superior & Boston appear brighter today than at any time in its career.
 The highest expert opinicl mas been rendered that the Black Hawk veir is as strong a Assure vein as is found in the northwest portion of the Globe quadrangle, this comparison placing it in the class of the best veins of Globe. The developments of the last six weeks show the vein not only to be persistent, but that it con- tsins ore of high commercial value or the Superior & Boston.
 The Great Eastern shaft, through which the Black Hawk veiu is worked, is bottomed at 427 feet, w1icn cores ponds to the lowest level Of the neigh boring Arizona commercial mine, the shafts of the two companies being only 175 feet apart. From the bet. tom level of the Superior & Foston workings there is a winze being Du: h. ed with all speed 100 feet from the end line, and from the bottom level of the Arizona Commercial ;nat com. pany has winze B feet from th- boundary, wbich is 55 feet deep and stopes have been worked or tie bot. tcm level by the Arizona Commercial to within ten feet of the Superior & Boston boundary.
 On the Superior & Boston property this ore body has been proven to eX tend 250 feet from the boundary in the lower level, by the drift at that depth, which extends to the boundary and there connects with the Arizona Commercial drift, affording excellent ventilation for both companies. Stop ing and shipments from that level be gan last week. The ore shoot is tC 10 feet wide and is expected to aver age not less than ' per cent.
 The Black Hawk vein dips at ar angle of 55 degrees and cannot be ad yantageously worked to greater depth by the Great Eastern shaft. WheT the relative position of the ore denses have been more fully demonstrated and the value of the Iron Ledge cross Assure has been determined, a per manent shaft of large capacity vii he opened to command all ninera ground in that part of the Superior & Boston property.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
ELEcTRoLYTIc COPPER
 ATTEMPTED IN 1879
Small Quantity Made In the
 Following Year

The production of electTolytic cop per was attempted in 1879; in lSSO there was a small quantity made; up to 1891 the annual production was insignificant, but after that year the industry appears to have begun to get a good foothold The first records nbtainable start with 1897, and the following figures show the approxi- mate output for each calendar year named: 1897, 259.O0O,o00 fb.; 1898, Sf4,1O7.775; 1899. 3s6. .41O,356: 1990. 466, ,0a1 G62; 1901 477,954,569; 1902, 4Ss. s.652. .307: 1903. no record; 1904. no record; 1905. 7eO.0OO.OOO; 1906. se5.- 900 .OOOib.
 These figures are interesting, as showing the rapid and steady 'devel- opment of this new branch of the cop yer industry by the elctrolytic meth cd. very large amount of the prec- ious metals is recovered which under the old method was entirely lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
PAINE's MARKET LETTER.
Special Wire to L. J. overIocK.J ,


 BOSTON, April 21.-There was @ rumor today that the sylva1ia railroad had placed s40,000,0O0 per cent long time bonds at a good price. If this is true, it is the most bullish news we have had in a long time. It will mean that the cash is available for railroad extension and will mean a renewal of business Tor the stsci companies and the engine and car companies and a corresponding i'm provement in the metal market. CiUse was at the best prices of the day and short interest wlil be run tomOrrJ~ on confirmation of the bond sac.
 The remarks of directors o: the North Butte Company were encourag- ing and the stock was well bought to- day. We figure they are earning about s5 share on thirteen cent cop per and every cent advance in price will mean $1 more in earnings oa me present output.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
FOUND COPPER ORE
 IN BENSON DISTRICT
Other News Notes From the
 Benson Press,
Henson Pressl

John Lopnow came in last Monday from his camp about fourteen miles northwest of Benson and reported that he had just discovered the apex of copper ore body within fifty steps of his house where he never ex- pected to find ore. It is ten feet wide at the surface. He brought in sam pies showing native copper and sil- yer. There was something in the ap- pearance which attracted his atten- ton and caused him to put in a shot which exposed ore two feet and a half below the surface.
 Mir. Ashman was in from the Els worth group yesterday taking out sup plies They are now in 100 feet witt }te tunnel to open up the lost mine. ?. V. Braievich, a merchant, and John Piper, a miner, will arrive from Bis bee to inspect the group and make a report to the other Bisbee owners. There are eighteeen other owners. and if this report proves favorable work will continue. If the lost mine is opened up and proves what the pro motors expect, it will be an important tributary to Benson. .
 M. w. |" GfuEl anu JO4ih -1NboA@ came in from the Bonnie Bell gold and copper group, thirty-five miles north of Benson, last Wednesday. where they have been running cross cut at a depth of eighty-five feet, to prospect the ledge. They are satis- fled with the showing and will go deeper OF the ledge when work is re sumed, which is expected to be done next fall. Thy left for Bisbee Wed nesday afternoon.
 A party of Tombstone Consolidated Mining company officials returned home over the early morning train yesterday, including E. B. Gage, pres. ident, and A. N. Gage, secretary of the company. It was decided at the recent meeting that the company would sink as rapidly as possible to the 15OO-foot level with the big shaft and also sink working shaft for the great copper strike in the Emerald These operations insure eonslderahie growth for Tombstone, and as Ben son is the junction for their connee- ton with the S. P. it will be ot help to the junction town.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
BOOM AT sAsco.

Everything is on the boom in Sasco an dvicinity, says w. H. Hill of Doug las. who has just returned from there where for the past six months he has been engaged in erecting the smelteT for the Imperial Copper company. II. a few days he will return to commence work on a 500-ton capacity concentra' ton plant for the same company at their mines, about ten miles from tho city. The new plant will be the most modern and up to date in every way and will be run by electricity from the shelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22
ScHWAB TALKS MINING
 AFTER TRIP TO MEXICO
Says Conditions In Southern
 Republic Are Improving,

FL PASo, April 2f.-That the Mex leo. mining activities are increasing after the recent depression is the opinion or C. M Schwab, ex-president of the steel trust. and one of the largest holders of mining interests ia Mexico.
 Mir. Schwab. accompanied by his wife and two nfeces, Miss Mock and Miss Saeger, of New York City, ar rived last night over the Mexican
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-22

The Centurian-Arizona Mining Co. are opening up every day near Ben son. They have recently encountered some very rich malachite copper, samples of which taken from the 50- foot level weighed as much as sixty pounds and averaging thirty per cent copper. Ben X. Williams has made a rich strike, of lead ore that carries values in gold and silver. Ills proper ty lies about one and a half miles northeast of the Centurian group. Mir. Williams has now body of ore 21 feet wide between porphyry and lime. The rich streak of two feet is on the hanging wall, which is blue Hme- Ben is very much elated over his rich find. And no wonder. After years of hard work in his endeayor to gain a competency, with which he might retire from toll and pass the balance of his days in restfal comfort, ne can now see his hoyes realized. It is enough to bring roy to the heart oi anyone.