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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-13

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-13
TOW,S THIS.

|TI h. C0uInu.I Tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
SATURDAYS,

The original Lights Saturday
candy. sold only at HULL'S Cut Rate
Drug Store In pound boxes on Satur-
day az 2sc. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
WILL VISIT HAMPTON LODGE .
OF EiKS THURSDAY NICHE
State Deputy Grand Exalter Ruler J.
Overton 6ostwrieht viii Be
Social Session by E!ks.

Mr.. J. Overtcn Boatwright. of Dan
Vile. the deputy grand exalted ruler
OF Virginia, viii visit Hampton Lodge.
No sG6. Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks, next Thursday night.
The regular meeting Of the lodge viii
be held Wednesday night. but a sps-
ciaI session has been called for Thurs
day evening, when the members viii
receive ne deputy grand exaliered
ruler. A social session is being ar
ranged for the evening.
Exated Ruler William House has
named the following delegates to the
state convention Of Elks in Petersburg
on June rs ard II: Mess-s. Hodges
NJ. Christian. +. A. Darden. Joseph
Cold. A. A. Kraft. Ray s. Copeland.
Marvin BIoxom- J. p. Mulacha. Charles
Palmer. Charles Kaufman and John
W. Skinner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22

Congdon's Pharmacy accurately
compounds prosecutions 2-li-lm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
OFFICERS FOR The HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS:
Ohio Parramore Chosen the President
and George Lewis the Secre-
tary and Treasurer.

The graduating class of the Hamp-
ton High school. which will receive
diplomas at the commencement exer-
cises in the National Soldiers Home
theatre on Friday evening, June il,
has elected the following officers:
President-Otho Parramore.
Vice president-Miss Marguerite
Woods.
Secretary treasurer-George Lewis.
The faculty has announced the Sc
lecticn of the other officers as fol-
lows:
aIedictorian-Edgar Outten, whose
subject will be After the High Schooi
What2"
Salutatorian-Miss Eta Hope,
whose subject will be Ideals"
Essayist-Miss Leila Weymouth,
whose theme will be The Old and
New Woman"
The class and The faculty is get
ting the program in shape as rapidly
as possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
BANKERS HEARSPEtCHES
AND ENJOY A BANQUET
Thursday Nights Proceedings Of The
Conference Of State and PrI-
Vate Bankers Exciting.
SCHhElz BROUGHT REGULATIONS.
Many More Delegates and Visitors
Arrive--Atlartan and New yorker
Address Convention-Banquet a
Brilliant Feature-John S. Wise and
A. J. Montague Among Speakers.

The members OF the Virginia Bank
ers Association listened TO several
brilliant addresses yesterday, attend
ed to many important routine mat
ters. and closed the second days ses-
SION of the sixteenth annual conveh-
ton with a magnificent banquet In
the dining room of the Hotel Cham-
berlin last night. The entire day
proceedings were marked with the
keenest interest among the financial
men ant the convention IS unguss-
tionably proving the NEST successful
gathering the association has held in
its sixteen years of existence.
Yesterday witnessed the arrival OF
many more delegates, while NUMBER
of prominent out of state guests came
in to be present at the remaining SEES
sion of the convention. Among the
visitcrs yesterday were Hon. John >
Wise, OF New York; former Governor
and Mrs. Andrew jackson Montague,
of Virginia; Judge c. F. Moore, OF
New York; A. d. Campbell, cashier
of the Hanover National Bank, New
York: ]. C. Fernhagen. cashier Mary
land National Bank Balti0mre; w. F.
Abortion. cashier the National Copper
Bank, New York: r. II. Lynn, CASHIER
American National Bank, Washing
ton: George w. White. cashier Ma
tional Bank. Washington; A. ID. era
ham, cashier Citizens Bank, Balti-
more; James Clarke. president Drover
and Mechanics Bank, Baltimore; VII
liam A. Law, vice president Merchant
National Bank. Philadelphia; W. o.
Jones, assistant cashier National Park
Bank. New York; Judge Clarke r.
Moore, of New York; Lucien Fl.
Cooke. of Roanoke.
At the opening meeting of the con-
yention President Stebbins announced
the sudden death OF Mr.. S H. Hans
borough, of Waynesboro, a former
president CT the association. Henry
a. Walker, of Staunton; ]. NJ. Hurt,
of Bedford, and \. p. Calling, OK
Richmond, and y. p. Calling. OF
Lynchburg, were appointed a commit
tee TO draft suitable resolution on
the death of the former president
The banquet last night was By far
the NEST brilliant event that has TAX
en- place at the Chamberlin in many
mpnths. The distinguished speakers
were listened to with deep interest
and conviviality reigned supreme
through the evening President Steb-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22

/, concerning the next president OF The
association. Il is generally believed
that Mr. Henry A. Walker. cashier
of the National Valley Bank OF Skaun
| ton, will be the man. MIR. Walker Is
regarded as one of the highest men
i'm Virginia banking circles and he Is
now serving the association as a vice
president. Secretary n. p. Ga,ling
will unooubttdly be reelected to tae
position, while Mr. II. A. Williams. OF
Richmond. is again TO be chosen treas
urer.
Take Up Special Laws.
Although the association had eX-
pecsed 10 adjourn by noon today The
Indications are that the final session
will go over into late this afternoon.
| II was agreed that the first business
10 be ta,.en up this morning will be
the final adoption OF the laws govern
ing state banks. which is expected 20
bring before the convention several
cheated discussions. The special laws
have 20 do with the state and private
banks and the state banking men are
deeply concerned.
IL developed yesterday that the con
ference of the state and private bank
ers belonging TO the general associa-
ton during Thursday night was not
only heated. but several very sensa-
tional. features were enacted. Mr..
George A. Schmelz. the head of
Schmelz Brothers Bank, Newport
News. made singing accusations
against the chairman e the commit
tee on state bank laws. claiming that
the bill as framed was designed to
injure the private banking business or
Schmelz Brothers, in that il had
clause compelling private bankers to
incorporate their business. Mr.. W. u.
Vest. Of the Citizens and Marine
Bank. Newport News, was the chair
man of the committee, and while MI.
Schmelz did not call his name the
bankers at the meeting understood
Mr.. Schmelz's remarks to refer 10
Mr.. Vest. The Objectionable features
were discussed and the state and pri-
vate bankers unanimously agreed with
Mr.. Schmelz that these should be
stricken from the bill before the as
ISOLATION endorses the measure. Mr..
Vest had left the meeting early in the
|evening and Mr.. Schmelz declared
that he was sorry that the chairman
was not present to hear his remarks.
1t was after o'clock yesterday morn
ing before the conference Of the state
and private bankers ended and yes
terday the incident was the topic oil
very general discussion.
1t is believed that the incident VIII
be renewed this morning, when the
bill. as amended by the state bankers.
is brought before the association Tor
final action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
WILL ACT AS FAIRIES.
Little Girls From Hampton ard Phoe-
bus TO be Seen With Ben Greet.

Eight 1.-THE girls frcm Hamps Jn
and Phoebus VII take the part Of t'c
fairies in the Shakespearean plays
which viii be- presented under the
trees on the Fort Monroe parade
grounds BY the Ben Greet players
uexi Tuesday afternoon and evening
Tanning Of The Shrew~ win b. The
afternoon biI and al night The OYER
ing will be Midsummer Nights
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22

Dream The return of the Ben Gree
players TO Fer, Monroe Is sure TO
attract large crowd. The tickets
are on sale nj the post exchange and
AT the Johnson Pharmacy IN Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
WANTED.

WANTED SERVANT GIRL FOR
general homework. Apply Mrs. l..
Born, 81 Queen ST.. Hampton. "a
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Probate Matters That Came Before
Judge Breen This Week

Estate Of Andrew +. Stinson. deceased
The petition Of Laura E. StinsoD, sur
viving wife Of Andrew +. Stinson,
deceased. pursuant to published notice
for the admission to probate Of the
Photographic will Of deceased. was heard
Monday. aud it being shown to the
Court that the instrument was wholly
in the handwriting of deceased, signed
and dated as the statute directs, an
order was made admitting the same to
probate and appointing the petitioner
administrative with the will annexed,
upon her fling o bond in the sum Of
$500.
Estate Of John Erickson, deceased
Il being shown to the Court by the
affidavit Of James Williams. Justice Of
the Peace of Ruby Hill Township. that
the deceased left a wife and child sur
viving him in Finland, a d that the
entire estate of deceased Amounted t.
but the sum of $50. on motion of District
Attorney Henderson an order was made
directing Judge Williams to forward
the said sum of $50 10 the wife Of
deceased forthwith and without further
cost.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
LIVELY JUSTICE COURT HEARING
Standing Room at q Premium During
Trial Of Tenderloin Case

Standing Room at q Premium During
Trial of Tenderioin Case
The case Of the State Of Nevada VS..
John Frankopan and Fri Filipi. charged
with petit larceny in stealing q sterling
silver hair brush from the Crystal Palace
in the Red Light district Of Eureka on
Christmas night, the property OF one Of
the inmates known as Nellie. wal tried
before q jury in Justice L. w. Cromer's
court Monday afternoon and evening.
The State was represented by District
Attorney A. 8. Henderson and the
defendants by Attorney H. K. Mitchell.
Considerable difficulty was experienced
in securing . jury. the issuing Of q
second venire being necessary before
the IL jurymen required to try the case
had been secured.
During the trial Of the case q great
deal Of merriment was afforded the
spectators present while the jury vas
being impaneled. and also during the
examination Of the witnesses on both
sides by the different questions pro-
pounded by the respective attorneys
and the answers returned.
The cas- was finished Monday evening
about $50 o'clock and submitted to the
jury, who shortly after returned q ver-
dict acquitting John Frankopan Of being
implicated in the alleged theft. but in
regard to the charge against Fri Filipi
the jury were unable to agree, standing
seven for conviction and five for &C.
quittal. Judge Cromer discharged
Frankopan. and on motion Of the
District Attorney the charge against
Filipi was dismissed and the prisoner
released from custody.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
Pine Valley Wedding

At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Rand, al
their rauch in Pine Valley. Eureka
Coonty. the wedding of Mr.. Dwight
Ieavitt of Yerington, Lyon County,
Neveia, and Miss Susan Rand. second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rand. took
place at 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
December 28, 1905, Rev. George H.
Greenfield of Eiko officiating. Mr..
Leavitt is an electrical engineer. The
bride and groom are graduates OF the
Nevada State University at Reno. where
they first met. the acquaintance culmin.
ating in their marriage. Shortly after
the wedding the couple took the train
for Yerington. where they will reside.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
EUREKA ON THE MAIN LINE.
New Elko to Los Angeles Railway
Projected That Passes Through
Diamond Valley

The following from q recent issue of
the Carson Appeal will prove Of interest
to many in this section Of Nevada:
1t is reported in Carson City. from an
authoritative source, that the Southern
Pacific has decided upon the con-
struction of nearly 700 miles of new
trackage in this State, to connect Los
Angeles by direct line east Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains with the main
line OF the old Central Pacific at Elko.
The decision of the company to broad
gauge the old Carson and Colorado line
from Sodaville south to Keller was
made some time ago. Since then the
engineers Of the company have located
a route that passes from Mojave to
Benton. in Inyo County. California.
From Benton the line passes to the west
Of the northern spur Of the White
mountains directly to Hawthorne.
This new line will cut out the old
triangular route from Hawthorne to
Nina and back to Buena Vista summit,
coming directly northeasterly and join.
ing the present line at Thorne.
From there the line will be taken by
the most direct aud feasible route to
Elko, through the pass at Rawhide.
through Austin and north of Eureka by
the old Diamond Valley pass, thence
more northerly to Elko.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
HendriCk- Smith NuptialS

The SENTINEL has received the an.
nouncement of the wedding Of Mr..
Everett II. Hendrick. Jr., and Miss
Hazel Smith, which was solemnized at
the residence OF the brides mother.
Mrs. @. A. Smith, at Salt Lake City.
Utah. Tuesday evening. December 30.
1908. The bride is the third daughter
Of Mrs. Smith and was born in Eureka.
Her father. w. ]. Smith, now deceased
was at mt time postmaster here and a
prominent business man. The family
left Eureka about 10 ago and took
up their residence at Salt Lake, where
they have since made their home.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
Hearing Set For Saturday

r. II. Locke swore out a complaint
last Sunday in the Justice Court
against O. T. Weidman for an assault
with intent to infiict bodily injury on
the person of X. II. Locke. The ex-
animation was set by Justice L. W.
Cromer for Saturday, January 2. at
/ o'clock p. m. Mr.. Weidman is SUPER
intendent OF the Eureka Windfall Com
pany. and the trouble arose over a lease
on the Windfall mine property. in which
the plaintiff claims an interest.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02

The SENTINEL acknowledges with
thanks the receipt Of q neat 1909 calen-
dar from the Eureka County Bank. A
very realisti, picture. entitled Keep
ing WATCH" heads the calendar. The
scene represents . little girl and her
faithful playfellow, q big st. Bernard
dog. who have gone down to the beach.
The child after roEping about for a
time becomes tired out and lies down
on the sand and falls asleep. The
faithful animal stretches himself down
beside her to keep watch until she
wakes again. The picture is from the
original painting by Arthur j. Elsley. a
famous English artist.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
A DAY OBSERVED BY MAsONs
Greetings Exchanged Between
Grand Commander and Mem
bers in ALI Chimes

Christmas morning at 0 o'clock mem.
bers Of Eureka Commandery No. 2.
Knights Templar, met at their hall.
where q s%umptuous banquet was served.
The following Sir Knights were present;
Hiram johnson. Eminent Commander;
Alex. Fraser. o. H. German, William
Gibson. John II. vittle, John Hancock,
ST.. A.. l. Fitzgerald, A. d. Elliot. p. II.
HUI. Charles Minoletti.
At precisely the same moment on
Christmas Day. knights Templar all
over the United States assemble and
drink . toast to their Eminent Grand
Commander. who this year is Henry
Warren Rugg. Accordingly. Eureka
Commandery gathered at the hour
stated above when the sentiment was
given as follows:
ITO our Eminent Grand Commander,
Christmas greetings, aud may the Prince
Of Peace send good will among men,"
The response from the Grand Com
mohdok Aoda was CVhtAacu III TIC iOiiOW-
ing language:
ITO all Sir Knights, Greeting: My
hearty good wishes 20 forth to the
Brotherhood of the Temple. As I re.
spond to another Christmas sentiment,
may the sweet influence Of this Joyous
season reach the hearts and affect the
lives Of the constantly increasing mem.
bership of our strong and prosperous
order. Thus may every Sir knight be
prompted to chivalric service for the
right and to the cultivation Of that love
to God and love to men which is the
fulfilling Of the highest law of duty"
After the banquet q group picture
was taken of all the members present,
in full regalia.
Eminent Commander johnson made
o few remarks aud was followed with
short addresses by other Sir Knights
present.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
HOME WEDDING ON MOB HILL


Young Business Man Of Ely and Popular
Eureka Teacher Married
The home Of Mrs. G.. A. Msu Of Eu-
reka was the scene Of gayety and
brightness Wednesday evening. the oc-
casion being the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Minnie Louise. to Mr.. Arthur
@. Short Of Ely. Nevada.
The hoase decorations were in holly,
pepper berries. carnations. ~chrysanthe-
NUNS. smilsx and ferns-in keeping
with the holiday season. The parlor
was ta~stefully arranged. In one corner
an arch was made by the INTERVIEWING
Of smilax intermingled with narrow
strips Of white crepe paper. Suspended
in the center was Q white wedding bell,
which was fastened to the rod of smilax
by white ribbon. the effect being artis-
tic. Under this bell the happy couple
stood in the presence Of their immedi-
ate relatives and a few friends while
Rev. Hoyt E. Henriquss Of Wells. Ne
vada. performed the marriage ceremony
Of the Episcopal church.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white silk null trimmed with Valen.
ciennes lace and carried q bouquet Of
white carnations tied with white rib
bon. She was attended by Mrs. Otto
T. Mau. matron Of honor. who wore
her recent wedding dress, . princess
gown Of white batiste, and carried .
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums tied
with white ribbon. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Otto T. Mau.
Following the hearty congratulations
and wishes extended the happy couple
for a joyous and prosperous married
life, a sumptuous wedding repast was
served. The table decorations were of
strips of white crepe paper and small
red bells. smilax, and white crepe
paper being arched over the doors and
windows of the dining room with
.festooning Of pepper berries. the holt
day colors predominating, adding cheer
to the feasting and toasting. The couple
received many handsome and useful
presents.
The bride is the youngest daughter Of
Mrs. G. A.. Mau and one of Eu-
reka's popular young ladies. She has
been a successful teacher in the public
schools Of Eureka and adjoining ooun-
ties. and has numerous friends in this
section Of Nevada. The groom is the
son of Tom Short Of Ruby Valley, Elko
County, a well known rancher and
s~tockraiser. He is at present conduct
ing a meat market at Ely, Nevada.
where he and his bride will take up
their residence.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-02
new DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
Of Eureka County Up to
December 81, 1908

John >. Bagg 20 n. McOnaries-
Deed to q one-third interest in the Red
Seal mine on Adams Hill in Eureks
mining district. Consideration 81,
Recorded December 20, 1905.
Proof of Labor ON the Auro. Cyanide,
West Cyanide. Western Union and
Protection mines on Adams Hill in
Eureka mining district by w. J. Harris
and J. II. Fine. Recorded December %.
Proof of Labor on the Oreeonian
mine on the west side of Prospect
Mountain in Eureka mining district by
w. B. Trip. Recorded December 20.
Location Certificate of the Iron
Blossom mine in Eureka mining dis
trict by Edward Bergman. O. Wis.,
cardi. John Repetto. Recorded De-
cember 26.
Proof of Labor on the Tyndel, JEFF
and Little Mac mines on the west side
of Prospect Mountain in Eureka min
ing district by the Ruby Hill Tunnel
Company. Recorded December 20.
Notices of Location of the Black
Hawk Nos. ], 2. 3. 4 and 5 mines in
Black Point mining district. These
claims are located as abandoned prop
erty by A. O. Ellis. Nellie Border, Mar
vine Sarraco, James L. Smith. James
Edwards. Recorded December 81.
Mary r. Dougherty to Edward Berry
mau-Bill Of Sale to one stable. well
and log cabin situated in Secret Canyon
and all other buildings owned by Mary
X. Dougherty there. Consideration
500. Recorded December 81. 1908.
Proof Of Labor on the Reeves and
Berry. Reeves and Berry No. l, Alpine
and Jumbo mines on the west side Of
Prospect Mountain, about one and q
half miles southeast Of Spring Valley
summit in Prospect Mountain mining
district by E. f. Whitmore. Recorded
December %.
Location Certificates of the Valley
View and Promentory mines in Maggie
Greek mining district by G. II. Goodhue,
= Goodhue, @. O. Van Laningham.
Recorded December %.
Proof Of Labor on the Good Hope
Nos. 1, 2. 8, 4, 8, 6 and 2 mines in
Maggie Greek mining district by G. @.
Van Laningham. Recorded December
%.
Proof Of Labor on the Coronation,
Alexander. Currant Bun. Blair. Bon
ANA. Whitney. Gibraltar. Great West.
Price aud Irving mines in Antelope
mining district by G. w. Leighton.
Recorded December 30.
Proof of Labor on the Sydney, Vic
toria, Robert. Lee, Warren, Raymond,
Brenau, Morris, Ritner, Nil Desperan-
dun and Daniel mines in Antelope min
ing district by G. w. Leighton. Re.
corded December 80.
Proof of Labor on the Copper Butte,