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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

taken up. He wanted the people TO
understand that he was not finding
fault with the widows mite. II per-
son could not really afford to give
more than cent, he suggested that
such persons save up until they had
got five cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
III u sl3P'1 Isf1'@l,
e .vIRGINIAN EXTENSION.
I BranehSof Rogers Railroad viii 81
Built Through Wyoming and Raj.
~ NJ v: .SN II etqh Counties, .

}slBE No1sFoL Va, March 2. N The
stockholders Of the Virginia railway,
owned and financed by H. H. Rogers.
4 met In special session here and ratl-
4 fed a contract with the Tldewater
4 CONSTRUCTION Company to build the
winding Gulf branch Of the VIrginian
system, extending from the main line
Ito Rogers coal properties in Wyoming
aanl Raleigh counties West Virginia.
The branch Will be % miles long and
will cost s1,boO.ooO. Gold bonds for
1. this amount will be issued.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
OBJECTS TO PENNIES.
A Pastor Who Says There Ar Too
Many on Collection Plates.

NEW YORK. March e.-The Rev.
Dr.. Mcagher, pastor OF st. Vincent
Ferrer's Church, at Lexin gton avenue
and Sixty.fittn street. told hls congre-
cation that ae did not want any more
cents IN tho Sunday collections. On
a recent Sunday $500 pennies were
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
StockhoIders' Meeting,

, The seventeenth annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Public Library
Association will be held in the library
parlor on Tuesday, March 8, 1909, at
4 o'clock p. m. to elect directors and
to transact such ether business as Is
may be lawfully done ut stockholders
meeting. 359 I'M (, 4, !,
z. ! 4; OLIVE q. BARNES, Sec'y.sGi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
THE WOMAN KNEW HIM.
Murder suspect Picked out From
p Crowd Of Prisoners.

,tIDDLEToWN. N. Y, March p
John Barbuoto. the Italian arrested IN
New York a few days ago, suspec'1-ee'o!
~ tae murder near mere Of his TWO
fellow countrymen. WIS confronted
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
tntFiL. stEf5 h. Z ~ y W. - Z 70 %.
c,me AZ Crafton3T o.nlght.

Y Game at Grafton Tonight Il
The Normal school basket: ball ste slEttsl
VIII lplay the Grafton Y. ~ &, ca y, team
at Grafton tonight. The teams a ete$'
evenly matched md a good game is s4
expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

The management OF the Grand Is
tndeavorlng to secure 1.-THE Three
Twins" before the close Of the sea-
son, but # is hardly likely that It cdn
he secured before next season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
RiusInieass,c Change.

~ e.
Y Byron Lingeg has sbon ght the sroos
icery5 % William n dely IN; Fifth ward
and IS now in$ charge Of the store sSS
II; I: Eantz has bought the Handy;
grocery from W. S. LaRue and $toos
charge today. 9i3si 4 NJ III
ALBERT Norris Is preparing to erect.
a dwelling on Seventh street, Fifth
ward. Y lsi.' ..}y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

here by Mrs, Madeline Gaetano the
wife Of one Of the, alleged victims and
promptly identified: Il
The woman. who at the time ofS the he
murder Of her husband and log his u.s.
companion had been forced 70 suffer-
IndignIties at the hands Of the sH Iaalr
derer, picked Barbuoto from anon az t'tts 4
many other prisoners as her as ass LIANT
and the murderer Of nerE husband ~ ";
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
It fuils to cure. e ". GROVES zig
nature Is on each box. 25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02

Perhaps in nothing else Is persist
ency 30 sure 10 win. as in want al
yertls!ng. Sometimes a LITTLE Of
It wIns-sometlmes It takes enough to
really deserve to DO called persist
,ency."' !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-02
THE DAIRY FARM
lS.CANCELED
SHOW TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO
NIGHT CALLED OFF ON &C.
COUNT OF ACTORS
ILLNESS.

"The Dairy Farm" which was to
have appeared at the Grand Opera
I;olne tonight, has been called Oft
or account Of the Illness OF the lead
Ing man, Mr.. Barley McCullem.
Tomorrow night the best OF all mu.
sical comedies, "A Knight for Day"
will be presented at the Grand. When
It Is known that Mr.. B. G. Whitney
"lains It Is the best production he has
sent en- toure in years 1t should be
sufficient to pack the house to is ca.
Daclty. The ever clever comedian,
Frank Deshon, will have one Of tho
leading roles as will the equally clev-
cr cnincdfenne. Miss Jewell Darrell,
Mr.. Whitney has surrounded them
with over sixty pretty girls and fun
makers, and an exceptionally clever
performance can be looked for. Tho
company appears in Clarksburg To-
night, where the house has been cold
rletcly sold out.
THE Arrival OF KITTY" the delight
full little musical comedy, which nus
played two engagements In tits city.
will make It's annual visit Friday
night. Tue same company that was
1een here last season Is still playing
this comedy, md It will not fall to
Please.
"Gronsheart." the great college
play Of which 10 much has been said,
will make sts initial appearance here
next Monday night. us under the
mana cement Of Henry B. Harris. who
will later On give VS. Polly Of the
Circus" tstronEheart" is q grta:
success, ana Fairu,omt theater@oor"
arc to be congratulated upon having
al opportunity 70 witness It. 4
mt -.au,A>-nrA ~ foa Nrnpt IN
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LOST OPPORTUNITY.

Mary had a little beau,
She found him in the spring:
He followed her where'er she went.
She had him on string.
He followed her to church one day.
but did not feel at ease;
And when the parson said, "Wilt
thou?"
He blurted out, yes, please"
In after years, when he looked back,
He wondered if twas true
That he had ever had a chance
OF saying, NO, thank you"
Exchange.
8
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Butts are
spending few weeks at Tate Springs.
Mrs N. Emanuel and little baby
left yesterday for New York, where
they will spend few weeks.
Misses Catherine and Ruth Thomas
have recovered from their recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. Clyde Freeman, Of Savannah.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hey
wood Dudley.
Mrs. Geo. Ralston and Miss Lula
Ralston have returned from visit
to Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Akin, who have
been In New York attending the Hud-
son-Fulton celebration, will return to
the city today.
y
Mrs. Hatton Howard and little son.
who have been visiting Miss Tommie
Barkuloo, leaves today for Palatka,
File.
Miss Bette Alexander. who is now
making her home in Fitzgerald, is
spending some time with Mr.. T. O.
Flaming, Ir,
Mr. w. r. Cox and family are now
Occupying the Blain home on Alber
marie street recently purchased by
Mr. Cox.
The regular weekly meeting of the
q F. 0. will be held tonight at the
hnne Of Willard Royal All members
are requested to be present.
+A'ijss Lizzie Strickland, one of the
ethcient operators at the telephone ex-
change, leaves today to spend some
time at Fairfax, Ga /
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Sherman enter
tanned the members of the musical
association and d few others very
pleasantly last night
Mrs W. G. Ham and her two daueh-
tiers, leave today for their home in
thxie. Ga. after spending several
weeks with Mrs. a. D. Gale.
A pleasant social feature of the
meeting of the D. A. r. convention
here next month viii be reception
. be rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
= Mason
81 -
Mr.. Albert Fendig, who Is now In
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1909 TAX NOTICE. rano

For the purpose of collecting the
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St simons-sept. q, Oct. c5. and
Nov. "a.
Sterling Sept IS. Oct. %, and
Nov. %.
Bladen-scpt. 20, Oct. 81 and
Nov. %.
Broolsman-sep 80, Oct. IS, and
Nov 80.
All intervening dates to December
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may register at time of paying taxes.
n. j. Read,
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Julieth Meal is water ground. The
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Miss Maud Nightingale vii! open her
music class again on September. 20.
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= = = = = 4 \ \ = y y y \ \
y
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= October 4. l will also organize 4
= music study club among my pu-
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= ANNIE MAY ARNOLD 1
\ !
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Mr. Albert Fendig, who Is now In
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city last night for Chicago. called
to. Che latter city by telegram an
nouheing the serious Illness of his
mother who II in hospital in that
city, Mrs. Samuel Borchardt, sis
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Where the cars meet--Fearringteus
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
GOULD ROAD TO
REACH OIL BELT
OF KERN RIVER
BELIEVED TO HAVE TRAFFIC
AGREEMENT
GoldfeId to Ely Railroad Will Open
Up New Field for Oil Consump-
ton in Mines and Smet-
ing Plants

That the Western Pacific railroad, now
hulldlng, VIII eventually reach the fuel oil
helds of the Kern river district over the
santa Fe tracks and Will get into Los An
geles by way of the Ely Northern, the Ely
Goldheld branch of the Tonopah & Tide
water, and the Santa Fe. is the opinion of
a well informed railroad man who is also
interested indirectly in the oil industry of
southern California. That others share this
opinion is evidenced by a dispatch from san
francisco outlining probable alliance be
tween the Could road and the santa Fe
Further strength is given the story by
the failure of the Producers Transportation
company to cinch a contract with the West
ern Pacific for fuel OIL after having given
that road contract for hauling its pipe
line supplies. That the Western was able
to land this contract while in its incomplete
state was the subject of much comment
among oil men and railroad traffic officials
at the time, and it was suggested in The
Herald that the Producers had traded this
business for the contract for oil. The story
met with semi-offcia denial that the.
contract had been landed, which appears to
have been true. but 1t is reasonable to sup
pose that the Producers expected TO land it.
1t now looks though the Western passed
a lemon 10 its big freight patron, and pro-
poses to reach the oil fields with its own
cars
When asked whether a traffic agreement
had been made between the Gould road and
the TonOpah Tidewater w. r. Alberger
general traffic manager OF the road, said
that no agreement had been made. Dis
cussing the story which emanated from
San Francisco, Mr. Alberger said: THE
newspaper profession contains many bright
and brainy men who have been following
the railroad business so closely that at times
they guess pretty close-at other times they
get off wrong. OF course, anything is pos
sble along these lines" And Mr. Alberger
declined to commit himself further in the
matter.
The building of the new road will add
greatly to the market for fuel oil ire
SpeCtlNe of the Western Pacific COngumptiOD.
which will have to come from Southern
California fields no matter who gets the
contract 1t Will place Ely, with its big
mines and smelling plants. in direct touch
with the oil fields and 1t is quite certain
that oil Will take the place of coal for fuel.
The market for fuel oil is growing steadily
and the bugaboo of oyerproduction has been
effectually silenced
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
ELY RAILROAD TO
Be CONSTRUCTED
WITHOUT DELAY
TRAFFIC MANAGER ALBERGER
RETURNS HOME
Road Will Afford Facilities for Trans
nortation of Ores of Many Old and
Developed Camps-lmportant
to Los Angeles

W r. Alberger traffic manager OF thS
Tonopah & Tdewater railroad, mas ISlut ~
from Ely, New, where he went as Ihc ioP
,asar+ative of John Ryan, general manager
=, arrange for a franchise through NIT
pine county for the railroad Whlch is 10 po
bui1t from Goldneld the present terminus
,,,da require that an application for fran
.e6fsa he published for thirty days peloFe
action is taken by the commissioners Oh any
connty after which the commissioners NAY
tao davs in which to consider the appH-
eafion and, If granted, the railroad must
s[rnisb a suitable bond that construction
work will be commenced W4thlh ninety
days and continued without cessation
Il anticipate no difficulty in getting the the
srancbise." said Mr.. Alberger, 'and the
+a1ityav comuany will be prepared to be-
ein work and finish it without unnecessary
delay. Grading VIII be done from as manS nun
points as are advantageous, ana from ootli
The civ mad Golddeld terminL The ROAD
,.iu he bult by a separate corporation VIII
he o35 miles long. and we hope to nave II
fnisbed and ready to handle traffic WITHIN
seventeen or eighteen months after WORK
Mr. Alberger regards the new line as
onp Of Importance to the business OF Los
Angeles. said he: THE road Will PaaS
through many rich mining dlstrlcls' "nlcn
were productive of much ore when SILVER
commanded a higher price. There is ehou6h
of this sort Of freight available to keep the
line busy and afford good trai1lc TOT
many years to come. we maze eNhaus"lS
examinations of the mineral resources or
CoIden Arrow, Bellehelen, Reyeille, silver
pow and other districts, and it was upon
fine reports of our mining engineers that
the building of the road was decided upon.
The consideration of the company's appl-
cation for a franchise in White Pine county
win come up Dec. "a, and as soon there
after as the formalities have been com
piled with, it Is expected that work Will be-
gin Naturally a large share of the ma
terlal will be shipped by way Of Los Ange~
les
Mr. AIberger says that while he has not
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
DEVELOP LIGHT OIL IN
VENTURA COUNTY FIELDS
Many Companies Drilling IN santa
Paula, Sespe and Plru
Districts

The old and parent oil field Of Ventura
county is again throbbing with activity MOI
since the early development and rush lhto
the old fields sixteen years ago mas there
been so much genuine and consistent prepara-
ton for extensive operations as at the pres
ent time The three recognized produclhE
districts the Santa Paula, Sespe and Plru,
announce unusual stir among oil men, ana
dozens Of new derricks have been erected
within the last sixty days From the Big
and Little Sespe creeks extensive operations
are reported. ,
The Big Sespe, Mutual White star stock
holders. Dixie. National and the brown
stone are drilling new wells while the crown
oil company, recently organized and COM
,osed of Los Angeles. Pomona and Fillmore
people Is rushing with all possible speed the
work on It's 800 acres preparatory TO drllllng
many wells The Crown oil company has
an area Of ground one-half mile wide by one
mile long adjoining the Brownstone, Los An
geles Kentuck and Ivers wells, Whlch nave
been producing a light oil for many years
Four TRANSFORMATION pipe lines pass the prop
ertv and there is an abundance Of flowing
water for camp and drilling purposes
A. A. Ward, formerly in the employ OF
the Union OH company for nine years and
who has been drilling oil wells in Ventura
county for sixteen years, is the company 5
manager,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02

W. H. Cooley superintendent Of the Mid
way Crude, which is close by the Santa Fe.
came in from the property yesterday and
says that the Santa Fe we'll is one of the
greatest wells in the state and that the
Silver Tip at Coalinga is the only well he
knows of which be placed in the same
class. The WELL he says, is flowing between
the ~ and 9 Is castings and through the rs
and that it Keeps Itself clear, flowing with
out interruption, a steady stream Of light
oil of 23.S gravity. Santa Fe officials esti-
mate the well as $500 barrels day, which
Mr. Cooley considers conservative. The oil
is so light that II sinks rapidly and the loss
already is estimated at 25 per cent. Mr.
Cooley says there are at least 1000 barrels
of oil on the ground and in the sump holes
The company is laying pipe line as rapidly
possible to its Middeld camp. two miles
distant where 1t has a $500 barrel stor-
age tank. The superintendent does not
dare fire up the boilers because Of the gas
and oil on the ground. and is getting steam
from the Midway Crude and Midway Six,
adjacent properties, with which to operate
the pumps.
The well broke out about an hour after
the departure of the Los Angeles special
bearing the eXcursionists from the field. The
railroad is but a quarter OF mile~from
the well and the aXcursionists were walking
around the big gusher an hour before 1t
started. Mr.. Cooley rushed through the
flying fluid 10 the telephone and made re
peated efforts to get the operator at Moron,
where the train had stopped, with the In
tention of bringing the visitors back and
showing them a sight which they would
long remember. lie was unable TO get an
answer on account Of it being sunday and
the operator off duty. so the visitors but
few miles away, did not learn Of the spec
tacle until after they had returned home.
Mr.. Cooley says there were 200 people on
the scene when he left, coming by train and
auto and every sort Of conveyance. from
points as far distant as Bakersfield and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
Bid. Ask
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The market for
standard copper on the New York metal ex-
change was weak today with spot and all
s12. 75al31O London was steady with spot
closing at G5S IS and futures at $50 rs Cd.
Sales there included 45O tons spot and $50
tons futures. Local dealers report nom
inal market. Lake is quoted at S13. 25913. So
eectrolytic s13121aG13,37k, and casting $500
01325.
Tin quiet; spot sS15OdS1 s7ia; December
s31, 5Od31.SO; January, $31, 621a931S5; February
S31. 65Q31.90 March, S3l 70d32.00. London
steady; spot e143 los and futures e145 los
Lead-Quiet; spot New York, s4371a@4 42a f.;
East st. Louis %2OQ4.25. London unchanged
at G13
spelter-Dull; spot, s6.9Oa6.45 New York
and &c. 615@625 East st. Louis London un-
changed at e23.
The English iron market was unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
SANTA Fl WELL
ON SECTION SIX
THE SENSATION
LARGE CROWDS GATHER TO
SEE GUSHER
OFFICIALS OF OIL DEPARTMENT
ON SCENE
Four Thousand Barrels of Light Oil
Have Been Saved and One-fourth
as Much Lost-Tank Cars
by Express

The Santa Fe well on Section Six. Mid
way, which broke loose shortly after
noon last Sunday, IS still spOuting oil at
= tremendous rate and every man avail
able in the country is busy with scraper
and shovel, digging sump holes in the
vain endeayOr to provide storage fast
enough to save the oil All the available
tanks along the railroad have been
hauled to the well and on Tuesday the
Santa Fe oil officials sent in six 257-
barrel tank cars on the passenger train,
into which the precious fluid was
pumped. L. c. Ripley, assistant man
ager of the Santa lie oil property, and
J. NJ. Mays, general superintendent, are
on the ground and working day and
night to care for the oil.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02

been officially notified of the fact, he has
no doubt Of the truth of the report that the
United States Smelling and Refining com
pany has bought the smelter at Needles,
and that he understands the company will
convert It into a modern plant and go after
the business. He is anticipating a heavy
traffic to the smelIc- oFor the Santa Fe
company's Parker cutoff from the mines in
eastern California and in ARIZONA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-02
DAILY MINES COMPANY

A COPPER property OF l6 claims. eight
miles south OF BOUSE, Arizona. This sec
ton is proving a rich mineral zone OF
COPPER and GOLD. TREASURY STOCK
eBc PER SHARE Send for prospectus
tanning our engineers reports on the prop
erty. 1t will! pay you. DAILY MINES CO..
534 Byrne bldg. Los Angeles. Cal