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Arizona republican., 1909-03-01
THE DIXON MEETINGS
 ENDED LAST NIGHT
Many Turned Away at Elks Theater Last Night.

The Dixon meetings closed yes terday with three great services. Fully 600 people heard Dr. Dixon on the plaza at two o'clock. The Indian school band gave a short sacred con- cert by way of introduction and led the singing of chorus and congrega- tion. The mems meeting at o'clock filled the floor and overflowed into the gallery at the Elks theater The sermon was one of great power and pungency and was heard with close attention and frequent applause. The evening ' audience rolled into the theater like a tital wave and filled every seat on floor and gallery, and Ia large number were obliged to stand, and still more failed to gain admittance. Pastor Coats gave pub lie expression to his appreciation of the courtesies of the Phoenix news papers, the singers, the helpers and the theater management.
 The sermon was based upon the final invitation of the bible: Rev. 22:17 "The spirit and the bride say come, and let him that heareth say come, and whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely" All things about us have been given a voice of invitation by the spirit of God The sun speaks of the sun of righteousness; water and wind, bread and bird, the desert road, all speak of God and suggest the way of life. The spirit says come" That is his first word. The second is Co" Come and be saved, receive water of life, then go and give it to others. Come to the bible. then go forth in it's strength and help others. Do this and you will not backslide. Take your spiritual milk of the word unadulterated. Get acquainted with the whole Bible. The things in the Bible which people think ought not to be there and which no man would have put in, are evidences that God wrote it.
 But the Bible contains what God knew we needed to read in private for our own cleansing, though we may read them in public. And the bride, says come" I believe the bride" mean the redeemed in glory. These unite with the spirit in the invitation to come. Our blessed dead are inviting us to come to Christ for salvation.
 If you have no loved ones in glory? Then Jesus is there and He invites you with all the tenderness and love of His great heart
 He bore the guilt of sin that we might have everlasting righteousness in Him. Let him that heareth say, come" That means Christians. If you have found the water of life, tell others. John the Baptist said, q am a voice." Be the voice of God to some wandering soul.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01
An Artistic Bungalow, Costing About $2,0OO
By H. A. Eynun, Los Angeles. Cal.

The combinations of cobble- stones and shingles for exterior construc- tion in bungalows are almost end less. but there is no style of building which is more easily or more utterly spoiled by unbalanced proportions
 The illustration here given is of a house which has been built many times and which always has turned out a thing of satisfying beauty and coziness. In building the cobble work attention should be paid to my advice of a few weeks ago regarding the deep joints in the stone work, stiff mortar for laying and colored mortar for deep smooth pointing Joints should be about inches deep in all cobble and boulder work to insure an artistic rugged effect. The front bay window of the living room of this house opening out on the
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

not forget the visit and the eloquent and forceful preaching of Dr. Dixon, and will welcome him again if the opportunity should present itself.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dixon leave this eve ming for Tucson, where he is to hold a week of meetings with the united churches of the Old Pueblo.
 The Phoenix churches bid him
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

in Hadselrs Addition to Glendale, s2,- 700; $500 down, balance s per cent. long time. This is a great snap. Water is paid for and ground ready for crop This is beautifully located, has road on three sides and can be divided into small tracts to good advantage. See us at once. Valley Realty Company, 34 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

God Speed" and follow him with their prayers for a successful series of meetings.
 The chorus directing and singing of Mir. Bristol are worthy of special mention and praise.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

For a few days only. 2O-aere tract
Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

34 West Adams Street
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
COMMERCIAL BODY
 DIRECTORS MEETING
M9mbel5 6f the Board Gather at Phoenix and Transact
 Business.

PECENTN. NaIel l1-IU Ta sols SC 70 the call sent out last week by Prgsideut Charles Akers CT the Ari. zOna Commercial association to the dlrectCrs of the organization scatter. sd throughout the territory, a meet inE of inc directors was held yes -eTtaY ia the headquaTtsrs 0f tEe Mar{ccpa County Commercial club AT tho directors were present oitheI iu person or by proX.. E 4. Packard 2f the Doueias chamber oi commerce represented ". f. McNair tbe Doug las 0irectur, who vas unaoic to hc present.
 EatGe wa- done ezceFt tite iIaus4c tioe 0f Fcutife business, aithoGEb the 65TeczorE had rnadc a good start E. 4 GiscEss lon ef the Tairostd cplnIuis sion, i5a present and fusHfe. ghen tho firet cal for lunch vas hoard and th6 meeting adioGrned to reconyenc in sbe afternoon.
 The rCgtne DUsiI1ess above relcTasG to consisted uf matters pertaining tC Che tral orGduizatiCn Oi the assosisi ttOE. its by-!ags workings. member cnp ard subjects ol a like nature.
 As for the rafiroaG commission. tho directors discussed .fha topic uIoadiy assunieg that 9hd bin noU iI ihC a1FeTllc- s Lands s,a1id kocoue 9 iaE s0 fact Tb6- personnel Of thc con rniSgioL received chief cons sidsTaiioA lha recaUuelGati0Hs Ecrc difcusset with q vioN to ascsrtainins v~hcrh, iI the CpiElcu d tbs directors, if WoCi, oe vieest to select fer momnCrSnii 8u tke commission
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
VICTIMS TRY ID
 ATTACK STARTERS
Guards Have to Protect Pis- oners In the Little Rock
 jail.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March H. samuel Sutor Of Cass Lake, Mtnn.. one Of the victims of the sWirdling syndicate. and John C. Maybray vert only prevented from engaging in a tght in the jail by the interference of the sheriff and Sutor's attorney.
 A newspaper reporter vas getting an interview with Afaybray. who was abusive. Aiaybray said ali the men had lost their waeers fairly. and noN' Jhey we're coming 70 fzttic ROCK blubbering and trying to get money rom us"
 I don't care anything about the S5CO0 I lost.+ said Sutor. You got ZIG first, but I got you second. I en- joy seeing you Yin jail. l can walk ihc streets and you can't. You gro lust where you ought to be-"
 With an oath. MayDray sprang 10. ward SuioT, bat sheriff Roberts nnd SutoT's attorney got between them. .
 You touch me" Sutor yelled. and I'll blow the top oR your head od. let me get st him" shouted May bray. and I'll Hex him and his gun too"
 SheriH Roberts seaFched Sutor. bat found be had no weapon. Sutor said he was sorry troee in Inc jail pre- vented Mayhray from attacking him EIe said he would willingly part wiit S5g9e more for the privilege of givihs 1 3syhrsy a sorre thrashing-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
SNOW mELTs FAST

. The snow walch fer "Wednesday. covering the nils and canyons ol Ilisbee was rspidiy Gisappearing yes terday. making plenty ef moisture uss cer feet
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
SYLVANITE IS COMING ID
 HE FRONT
Mining Operations In That Sec tiOn Bespeak Steady Growth and Prosperity For the Numerous Properties.
CsyIyanite 8Iiner.)

a'he directors and management oi he Monte Cristo Mining company are Q much encouraged by the result O. the first shipment from the Pearl mine that e second consignment Is now be ing prepared. The first shipment was made from the white quartz vein about eighteen inches wide, next to which on the hanging wall was & streak Of darker quartz heavily stain ed with what is thought to be black oxide of bismutn. This quartz d-d not show any large gold values in the pan but several assays demonstrated that it carried payable shipping val uCs. On breaking dOwn this ore it was found tO be dipping lEto the hanging wall and is now proved to be neariy tfteen mcnes 7Wlde thus giving a totai width of about thirty three. inches Of payable shipping ore.
 There are now en the dump nearly fifty sacks Of orc and two Ersn are now engaged secking as the ore is broken down. The cowpany now has ample cash in it's treasury for devel- opTnent purposes and at an early meeting of the directors definite plans win be made for the opening up of the. mine. The survey of the claims owned by the company Was completed this week.
 Eureka SylVanite.
 The main tunnel on the RidgeEood thnnei of the Eureka SyiVanite Min ing company IS now in more than twenty feet and good progTesSN is Dc sfx arfrs fa very hard. Tn driving this tunnel two stripgers Of ore showing good gold values in the pan, have been cut but 1t will require about another twenty feet of drifting before inc rich streaks found on the surface are encountered.
 About 200 feet northwest of thls tunnel another good streak Of high crade ore has been opened on the extension Of the orc body opened up h the flight lease.
 Superintendent Waller has this week been prospecting on the Lake sight claim. which adjOins the Monte CriztO claim, and at point about ls06 feet from the workings on the Pearl mine has opened up 8 quartz Vcin panniag free gold. Surface pros pecting is also being carried on on the ODtimo and Venus claims. the Iat- ter adjoining the Pearl mine on the soeth.
 The Eight le5se-
 The Flight lease on the Ridgcwood claim cf the Eureka Syiya1ite Mining company continues to develop in a most satisfactory manner. The shaft is pow about 18 feet dseD and the orc maintains It's width and carries gold values ID 10 S20 ton, but it is | thougbt ibst better ore viii not bs , oiSsed as suLil greater deph eas
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
RUMOR TELLS
 OF k|BbEY'S
 WEARY DAYS
Governor Is Beseiged By Ap- plicants For Railroad Com missioner-Sixty Are Trying For the Positions.

Ally ColIn. right hand man and DO fit cal advisor of HCval A. Smith has nsturned i fro m Phoe aix where he was for the purpose of interest ng Gov ernCr Kibbey in h's appointment on the railroad commission under the new law "Alfy~ was very unconlml- nj ative. saying only that no oppoint- ments would be made by the governor until the latter part Of this week or inc first of next. His own caanees of landing at tAe pie counter, ae re ausg i tc s~nss.
 Political goss'p Altering through var ous cham k to Bisbee. howeNeE. show tbat Conn WilI have a fairly gncd caanee ot landing the plum. -Alfy" is fsvorite with the governoE' Il is declared by politicians who know th ngs. Ally therefore is the real beu COW leading the herd. He sill land ii t,ere Is any chance for The governor to put him there.
 Governor Kibbey. Phoenix gossip fiecIares. nas been instructed by the reunci to appoi2t ? ,lawyer. a rate exuzrt. aud an honest man to form .hs comm ssion of 1hree. WaetheT this areaps that the governor is to u1E AH NtS~LAAifttAA tAA t,,ss lawyer and tiie rsie expert is leit unsai5 The lawyer Nill know 10" Co ssfEare Efmself i~ ca~e of 8 mix-ap- The rate expert wOu'd be good enough al figures to get himself out cf a hole. Sat the third, plaiA citizsn would lee ia the s-Hp. He must there fore lie honest. Cohn would douos- les craIify well for the third member aF the commissloh.
 Reeertlg Goyerncr Kibbey received a recomnepGation from the boards of trade ul the territory endorsing F. <. gonps as the rate expert. and w p. McNuir. formerly of this city but now at Dorglas as the citizen mem be7 Mac win also come under the head of the honest man.
 Two of the commission may be Re uabhcaas, blu the other must be a Democrslt As the rate expert ard the honest man have been rec0m- mended t Is probable that the law yer Ws1l be @ Democrat. Who he will be is a mater Of cCuiectare. Of tEp sixty applicants for jobs CD the com mission at least fifuy-scyen will be tiisaUr15nted in their hopes Lobby ing for tfiS a-rlo'ntmeut has been feature which has rendered Governor K'hbey's days and nights far from quiet for the last week and he will be pleased dCubtless to apDciRi somecne ap1 get the troublesome de- tail out of the way
 Caudidstes have been calling hin ID by phone ringing his d~1r ben early in the morning. sting on tFe frrpt stCCD at pfgl't to intercept bun as he comes out of the guber0atorial mansion Candidates have aaUearc q in aii g'Tses. Kjbbey will be ghe hap E5eet man iu Arizona whel fa has nade bis final eho'ce and can tell the other fifiy-seyeu where they get Uf
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
POLICE CIRCLES QUIET

According to City Marshal Stevens, tae past few months have been an- usually quiet ones in the annals af his department of the administration of justice. AIart- from the petty TAiaT- cry and drunken lights there has been brf fule 10 occupy the attention of his force and the marshal nas devoted most Of his time to the collection og eity taxes. which forms the greater ncrtion of his work.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
FUNDS ARE LOW

The members Of the sa2rii. c0.l- mittee. who have been wagf1r 9 re- isntlcss war against tsc ra'essionai dead beat and affordire u'icf in a systematic nIanner to those really in need are runuing low on funds and wiil make 9 nappcal o the public iu Ia fey days for contributions. The or sanization has proved so far to be one Of the best moves made in this iiae. and those most interested have no doubt of ample funds becoming available.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
SUPPLIES 20 RoENN

General Manager F. N. Pattison ci the Dem was busy yesterday pur chasing a large amount Of supplies for the Dem m'ne, at which operation wili be resumed Sunday. There is every reason for satisfaction arnong the stockholders of this property al the manner in which operations have been planned
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12

been reached. About sJ feet from this shaft the ore has been again un- covered on the surface and 8 pros peetins shaft vlll be sunk on this next week
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
HUMANE SOCIETY

There will be an interesting meet ing of the Humane Society at tae Y. NJ. C. A. on Saturday evening. The members aId Oflicers are going about their work in 8 quiet but eTeelise manner. All members are urged to he present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12
slnnoNs IN TOWN.

r ,. Simmons. general manager oi .he L. P.~x $. ". system. was vis- tor h Blss,ee yesterday. coming in Ca fae private car NagozaTi. GT. S.us- Encns after sgending a short tirae hcle Taspectfng local work unGer Way ieft To- Lis horae eE Fl Paso last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-12

been reached. Aboul s5 feet from this shaft the ore has been again un- covered on the surface and a pros peetiDs shaft Vlll be sunk on this next week
 The Indian.
 R C. Mckinney Of Alpine, Texas. who located the Indian group of five claims 6 short distance northeast of the King Solomon mine. commencef the development Of the property last week and is openiDg up some fine looking ore, yielding most encourag- ing values. This week the property is being surveyed by N. ". Logue of Fl Paso.
 Gold Hill.
 The Gold Hill mine continues to de velop most satisfactory and two shifts of miners are employed in both Lhe east and west tunnels. The west tun- Del is now in 160 feel and has to be driven about another 50 feet to strike the ore shoot opened up in the uplCr workings. At I45 feet q good streak Of ore vas cut running noFtEC1rt and a crUsscUt has Row hem started in that direction 10 what Is probably a parallel orc body. The west tunnel must stiU he driven about 60 feet further to cut the junction oi the Gold Hill and RidgewOod veins. The sec ond shipment of ore will not be pre- pared undl the returns from the first car, sent out last week. are received.
 The Consolidated.
 The main working tunnel at the Clemmie mine is now in 70 feet. the entire face being in a heavy sulphide ore carrying geld values. Two shifts Of miners are employed and sample shipments Of about 200 pounds each win be sent to Ei Paso and Douglas smelters to determine the vaIue of the ore and cost Of treatment.
 The Buchanan.
 The shaft at Che Buchanan mius is now down 20 feet and showing such excellent values that if they coRtinue to the 50-foot level the ore extracted wifi be shipped- to R. |. Buchanan. the owner, A lease on the Lead Pipe. ths a0oiniEg claim. has been grant cd to M Kelly. who has sunk to . depth of aboBt IS feet and ss taking out some good galena ore.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09
Wants to Have Annual Home Com
ing Week,

Mr. Rufus NJ. Person. Of Charlotte,
was here August Goth to attend the
picnic In a private letter to the
editor of the GOLD LEAF written
since he returned home, he renews
the assurance personally made to
many of his pleasure and satisfac-
ton at being here and says:
81 surely had a good time in Hen
derson at the picnic seeing so many
of my old friends. 1t reminded me
very much of big day in Charlotte.
| wish they could make this home
coming day for Henderson every
year. There are Sc many people who
would like to go back and meet their
old friends once more. ! was more
than glad to see thegood road being
built from Kittrell to Franklinton,
and in other parts of Vance cuonty.
Keep the good work going. And the
people who live in the Countrywide
farmers-who naturally have to use
them most ought to be the strongest
advocates of good roads. 1t is the
farmers who will derive most benefit
from them"
Mr.. Person formerly, lived in Kit
trell and was a we'll known and pop
ular citizen OF Vance county until he
moved to Charlotte a few years ago.
Possibly no man who attended the
picnic had the pleasure OF meeting a
larger number of his old friends and
acquaintance and like others he
wants to "come again.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09
Bad Spirit Shown.

Commenting on some unkind and
uncalled for utterances alleged to
have been made by Mrs. Peary in re-
gard to DR.. Cooks claims-language
which we hope she did not give ex-
preston to-the News and Observer
says:
But there are expressions that show
somebody has the caste feeling that
nobody outside of "our set" can do
great things. They grew into the
notion that certain conventionalities
and environment and preparation
are essential to large success They
regard as an interloper the one who,
without the things they deem essen
tial, breaks down all the barriers and
walks up head. The "our set" never
quite forgives the Garfelds and the
Edisons for taking the blue ribbons
they had decided would be won by
some who was in training to come off
victor. But Cook was in training
when he worked on the farm and got
up before day to sell milk. Early
hard struggles and privations gave
him the power of endurance. Study
and former expeditions, the first I'M
der the distinguished Peary, gave the
knowledge and equipment. Common
sense, grit aud determination with
the chance Bradley gave him, did the
rest.
Nine-tenths of the worlds great
men broke all rules in winning sue
cess, and few Of them belonged to the
inner cleric of "our SET"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09
Death of MIR. VIM. R. Daniel.

Mr.. William R. Daniel, a we'll known
and highly esteemed citizen OF Gran
vile county, died at his home near
Bullock on the evening OF August
31st, aged about rs years. He had
been a sufferer long time and his
death came as relief. Mr.. Daniel
lived at Lynbank, near Henderson,
during the war and was known to
many of our older residents, among
whom he was very popular. About
the year 1860 be married Miss Jen-
ME Edmunds, of Charlotte county,
Va, who still survives him. They
have no children. Besides his widow
Mr.. Daniel leaves two sisters and
three brothers: Mrs. John Webb of
Tally Ho, Mrs w H. Boyd of Townes-
vile, Capt. George B. Daniel of Oak
Hill, Nat B. Daniel of Granville, and
S. Venable Daniel of San Marcus,
Texas.
A good man and a good citizen has
passed away in the death of Mr. Will
liam B. Daniel. He was a Ruling
Elder of old Grassy Creek Presbyte-
rian church for q number of wears.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09
Another Department Added.

Samuel Watkins has added a new
feature to his business-a depart
ment of ladies' tailor-made suits. He
has an expert filter, Mrs. Brebaker,
OF Baltimore, in charge, and the
ladies Of Henderson and surrounding
community win be provided with a
service which they have not hereto
fore had the advantage Of
Suitable quarters are being fitted
up on the second floor OF Watkins
store, and this department-number
four-will be stocked with a complete
line OF goods for women's wear, coat
suits, skirts, cloaks, capes, furS, e'c i.
and fabrics of all kinds for made-to-
measure garments. No use to go or
send away to the larger cities for
your wants in this line. They can be
supplied right here at home. Besides
making garments to order, any
alienation that may be needed in
ready-made goods to give them the
tailor-made effect of distinctiveness
and individuality of fit and finish
will be quickly and skillfully done,
thus giving customers practically
made-to-measure garment service at
ready-made garment prices. No one
will go away from the Watkins store
with a garment that does not fit.
The ladies are invited to visit the
new department and inspect the offer
ings in fall and winter wear that Mr..
Watkins presents for their consider
alton. They will find Mrs. Brebaker
very cordial and agreeable and it will
be her aim and desire to be of service
to them and to please them.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09

Following is an act to protect
game In Vance county, passed by the
last Legislature:
The General Assembly of North Caro-
lima do enact:
Section l. That the closed season of
each year, during which no game, bird
or animal shall be shot or hunted with a
gun. shall be between the first day of
March and the fifteenth day OF November
of each year.
Section 2. That any person found off
his premises during the above mentioned
closed season with gun shall be deemed
prima facie guilty of violation OF this
act.
Section 3. That any person found
guilty OF a violation of this act shall be
fined the sum OF ten dollars, one-half Of
said amount to go to the informant and
one-half to the public school fund
Section 4. That this act shall not pro.
hibit the running down and catching of
any wild animal with hounds, where no
gun or other firearms is carried or used.
Section 5. That all laws and clauses
OF laws in conflict with this act are here
by repealed.
Section 6. That this act shall be in
full force and effect after the first day of
April, one thousand nine hundred and
nine.
Ratified this the 9Th day OF March, A.
ID, 1909.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-09
Care In Preparing Food.

In recent years scientists have
proved that the value of food is meas
ured largely by it's purity; the re-
suit is the most stringent pure food
laws that have ever been known.
One food that has stood out promi-
nently as a perfectly clean and pure
food and which was as pure before
the enactment of these laws as 1t
could possibly be is Quaker Oats;
conceded by the experts to be the ideal
food for making strength of muscle
and brain. The best and cheapest OF
all foods. The Quaker Oats Company
is the only manufacturer of oatmeal
that has satisfactorily solved the prob
lem of removing the husks and black
specks which are so annoying wher
other brands are eaten.
For hot climates Quaker Oats is
packed in Theoretically sealed tins
keeps fresh and sweet anywhere.