Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-11-18
SlA1eSViLlE AND 4REDELL COUNTY,
'oS 6efs Mad and Goes on the War Path,
Cotton Mil Starts up.

gainesville Landmark. Nov, 10th.
Inc new county officers will all
oe sworn in on the first Monday
~ december, the 7th. Three new
iaces Will appear in the county of.
nces at the court house On that
uaee-J. M. Deaton, sheriff J. E.
boyd, register; W. R. Sloan treas.
urer.
Mrs. Mary Boyer Carlton, wife
OF Capt. P. G, Carlton, died Sat.
urday afternoon at / O'Clock at
her home on Center street. She
had been in failing health for a
yea but was able to go about un,
/tll about the Both of October For
a long time little hope had been
entertained of her restoration to
nealth and her condition was
critical for sevsral days before her
death. Death was due to COM
plication of diseases.
The plant of the Paola Cotton
Mills began operation yesterday
morning. The mill is located in
northwest Statewide, short dis
tance from the plant of the
Bloomfield Manufacturing Co. It
has 5,376 producing spindles on
hne yarns and when run at it's full
capacity will employ from so to
Is operatives.
James A. Dixon, who had been
seriously ill at his home Oh Mills
street tor some weeks, died Friday
morning between 6 and 7 O'Clock.
+ DIR. Dixon was machinist at the
Statesville furniture factory and
some time ago he suffered slight
injury to his hand while working
with the machinery. Blood poi
son resulted, followed by typhoid
fever, and the two diseases COM
bined caused his death.
W. J. Evans was painfully and
probably seriously injured Satur-
,@y morning about 10 O'Clock, at
bis home on Western avenue, by
IAN enraged COW. The COW was
being fastened for beef and Mr.
Evans had gone to the yard to
water her when, without warning,
she lowered her head and rushed
on him. The animals large horns
struck Mr.. Evais' body and
knocked him across a feed boxl
The cow then jumped on him with
her feet and began paving him.
Mr.. Evans called for help aud his
next-door neighbor, Mr.. Deaton,
rushed to his rescue and succeed
ed in beating off the enraged ami
NAL.
While Mr.. Deaton fought the
COW Mr.. Evans managed to get to
the house and physician was hur-
riedly summoned. Examination
of Mr.. Evans injuries revealed
that he was badly bruised and cut
about the body. In the fall across
the feed box the most serious in
iury was inflicted, two ribs frac-
tured if not broken. He has suf-
fered intense pain as a result Of
his thrilling experience.
The vote for governor cast in
Iredell last Tuesday will increase
this county's representation In the
Democratic State convention. un-
der the present plan of organlza-
tion, from "A to II votes, the ra-
ito being one vote for each l5o
cast for governor and Ole vote for
Governor and one vote for frac-
tions of Is such votes.
Walter Shaw, of Tnrnersburg
township, was arrested yesterday
morning by Deputy Sheriff Aibea
on a charge of illicit distilling and
was brought to Statesville yester'
day afternoon. He acknowled his
guilt but did not appear IN court
when called. shaw's dlstllllne
outfit was captured by the officers
last winter and Shaw skipped the
country. He went to New Jersey
and remained there until few
days ago, when he retu1 ned to hi
former home in Turnersburg town
ship.
A clergyman writes: "Preven