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Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
DEVELOPMENT WORK AT
 CLARA CONSOLIDATED
Mitchell Goes Abroad to Finance Rail. road to the Mine.

George Mitchell general manager of the Clara Consolidated mines, leaves today for London, Eng, where he will interest English capital in the Clara district On his return in about three months he says that the work of. con- struction on the road running from Bouse to the mines will be begun.
 This road will be a standard gauge, about nineteen and one-half miles long A survey of the road has been made which makes the road a little under seventeen miles but a somewhat longer road will be built to take advantage of typographical conditions.
 MT. Mitchell spoke of the develop ment work going on at the mine. The smelter is rapidly nearing completion. The flue is up and everything is fin ished except the stack and the large dust chamber. The water line is laid from the fork of the Bill Williams to the camp, and pumping has been going on for the past week. The materials for a steel structure, 125 feet. long by sixty eight feet wide, with an over head travelling crane with a capacity of forty five tons, all operated by electricity, will be shipped in about twenty days. The converting plant will have a capacity of fifty tons. All of the machinery that is being installed will be of the most modern type, and be operated by electricity.
 The ore in the south drift of the last two hundred feet has been running be- tween 16 and r per cent during the past few days. and vein of new ore struck in shaft No. 5 averages S-1Oths copper.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
ANOTHER BIG STRAWBERRY SALE, WEDNESDAY,. McKEE'S CASH STORE.
THE TEMPE SITE.

To the Editor of The Republican, Sir:
 In this mornings paper is quite long article on the type of bridge which it is proposed to build at Center street. Fof the sake of accuracy. we would like to state that MT. Mcclure is not. nor never has been construction engineer of the Southern Pacific. MT. Mcclure is engineer of the M. of W. of the Randolph lines. That means that after the lines are constructed he has charge of the operation of the same. The plans prepared by Mir. Me Cure are for a steel type of bridge and hardly think that he should be quoted in the article on the bridge plans of Messrs Mayberry and Parker, inter ested engineers.
 The principal objections to the steel bridge is the cost of repairs to the floor This has ben eliminated in the plans prepared by the Missouri Valley Bridge company for the bridge at Tempe by using a concrete floor with a creosoted block pavement. Expert ence has shown that the tubular piers are the best for these western rivers and a concrete bridge can not be built on tubular piers. All the bridges being built by the Southern Pacific and branches in this country are built on tubular piers and that is the type of pier recommended by Mir. Mcclure.
 As We said before all this discussion of type has nothing to do with the question at the present time. The ques- tion is the location, for any type of bridge that can be built at Center street can be built at Tempe with the assurance to the taxpayers that it will cost about One-third as much to build and proportionateIy less to maintain. Why quote interested engineers in sup port of any proposition? The people at Tempe are willing to have such en- gineers as Mir Hill, O. C. Thompson, P Minor, MT. Mcclure or any other engineer familiar with the condition of these rivers quoted, as to which is the best site to build bridge on the Salt river, looking at the question from en- gineering or any other standpoint.
 If, as the communication from the Center street bridge committee states, they are planning for an absolutely safe structure. why do they not plan to bridge the whole bed of the river? The profile of the county engineer
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

what his mission was, but the lady was busily engaged in loosening the dirt from around the roots of a thrifty castor bean stalk and had lit tie time to talk of weddings. How ever, Sofia explained to the justice that she loved Angelito better than she ever thought she could and that she wanted to get married and that she wanted to marry Angelito. She explained that she was twenty two years old and that she was sure she was not mistaken in her entreaties. The judge had compassion on the young couple and when Sofia asked him if they could go to his house and be married right away. He kicked a clod into several small lurnps which happened to be close by, as his mind ran back a few And so it came about that Angelito and Sofia were married.
 Immediately after the ceremony, which was performed in the parlor of the Irwin home, the judge stepped forward and ki-- kindly wished them a long life full of happiness. There is something strangely solemn about wedding ceremony, solemn even unto tears, and the justice on this occasion left that part of the cere- mony in regard to kissing the bride, to the willing AngelitO, who was in a better position to do the more good. Then besides the justice has a regard for the sacred precinct of his own home
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
THE ANGELUs. Los Angeles, Calif.,

c. c. Loomis, Harry Looms Props.
 Right districts $15 s200 $500; $500 beautiful Grill Orpheum Orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
Mesa Department
THE STRENOUSNESS OF
 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Brings Order Out of Chaos and Comes Very Near Kissing the Bride.
Continued from page 4)

It does not always fall the lot of a justice of the peace to be given the privelege of patching up the lacerated feeling of a prospective mother-in- law, hearing a complaint against a man charged with attempting to in terfere in the rulings of the mother in-law, and finally as a fitting climax performing the operation which actu- ally made two hearts beat as one. This was the accomplishment of Justice Irwin Monday afternoon.
 When Justice Irwin was making the race for the office it was claimed that he had a considerable knowledge of the law and that his decisions would be always on the square, and so it has developed, but his natural prOclivities are not those which would lead the average person to think him capable of batting an an gry woman under the chin until she would consent to give up her daugh- ter in marriage; but the successful
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

shows a channel nearly as deep on the south side as any on the north side. Can they tell us how many feet of sand. how many feet of gravel and how deep to rock on their proposed site at distances of say 150 feet across the channel from one bank to the other of the 32, 600 feet of channel? They say they have had thorough sufveys made. A thorough survey for a bridge site does not consist of surface surveys or inspection trips.
 We are not opposed to a concrete type of bridge if it is built at a good site for a bridge. If the committee for the Center street bridge want to give the taxpayers the best, as they say they believe the Salt River valley should have the best" why don't they get in and boost for the best site Please do not lose sight of the fact that the site is the thing on which the taxpayers vote. The supervisors will probably have the best engineering ad- vice they can get on the type of bridge. And who is more competent to decide the type needed here than our Arizona engineers. county, terri tOrial or those in private life? We want no engineers in the territory who belong to any bridge company and probably their advice could be relied upon. Our bridge at Tempe will be about one third the length of the pro posed bridge at Center street. will be built at a place where the railroads have already decided is the proper place for a bridge, can be built on rock, is on the main travelled road across the territory, is on the shortest road across the county and territory. will accommodate the greatest num- Der of the taxpayers from the south side, who have to use the bridge. and is the logical place to build the best bridge in the territory. If, as the pub licity committee say they want the best there is only one thing for them to do and that is to get in with the majority of the. taxpayers and build the Tempe bridge.
 If MT. Mcclure thinks so much of the Heard crossing. as we are supposed
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
SEWER EXPERT, PLEASE.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Sr-The rapid growth of Phoenix, which is a source of pleasure and pride to her citizens, seems to be threatened with consequences of a serious nature, unless a halt is called on the feverish activity in the direc- tion of surface improvement and consideration is given to improve ments of more vital importance: san itation.
 We hear a great deal of street improvement, of cement walks and crossings, of ornamental shade trees, etc. There can be no doubt as to the necessity for all this and whole lot more in the same line. But, be- fore any money is expended on sur face improvements, the first and most important item is a permanent, serviceable sewer system. The sur face improvements with continued in dividual cesspOols' reminds me of a diseased face covered with plenty of rouge to make it look pretty.
 Thirty thousand dollars is about to be expended in the Identification of Central avenue A road expert is to give advice as to the best methods to be used in making a model boule yard of Central avenue. This is all very nice. It is very desirable and necessary But will it not be a waste of money to put down costly surface improvements, and then have to tear them up to lay a sewer main and laterals and then have to spend more money to repair the damage? What ever our pUblic-spirited and enter prising citizens may have in view with regard to the Identification of Central avenue, let it be remembered that the sewer mains come first. The most imperative need of Central av- enue just now is sewer expert, then sewer main of an approved and permanent type; then road expert, etcetera.
 And what is true with reference to Central avenue is true with reference to the entire city of Phoenix. l do not like to make alarmist predic- tions, but a sober second thought will cause the we'll wishers of Phoenix to pause a while and to give the sewer problem the right-Ofway.
 Very truly,
 F. RABINNOVITZ.
 San Carlos, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

man of today is one who is able to surmount obstacles without faltering.
 The story is an old one, it started along about the time that Adam and Eve began peeping around the under brush at one another, the difference being that the details in this instance are changed, the essential remaining the same.
 Angelito Garcia and Sofia Men dibles fell in love. They wanted to get married but Mrs Mendibles very strenuously objected, saying that she was the boss of Sofia and TO ;-stiCe oi tie peace or any one else ir the world c@uld change her ruling. An- gelifo was td.sfful swain and very patient, but with the approach of the budding springtime, he again pleaded with Mrs Mendibles to allow him to climb over the wire fence and take Sofia in his arms and make her his wife, but again his entreaties were useless.
 The tiresOme wait of Angelito at last became unbearable and he se- cured the services of his best friend, Tomas Ninos, to go before the moth CT of the girl and. if possible, secure her permission to the marriage. The mother, however, was not easily in- fluenced and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Ninos, charging him with disturbing the peace. The man was tried and acquitted, which was the first real victory for Angelito, and he took courage and went before the justice and asked him to place the facts in the case before Sonora Mendibles.
 The justice, after deliberating a moment, consented, and Angelito quickly drove him to the Mendibles' home The justice, in one of his most resonant reverberatings, an nounced to Sonora Mendibles just
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
SHOW POSTPONED.

The Soldier of Fortune" which has been scheduled for Friday night of this week at the Vance has been postponed until a week later on ac- count of the condition of the voice of R. A. Chase a leading character.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

He is suffering with a very severe cold and can hardly speak above whisper There is also a change to be made in the cast, which will in terfere with the perfect presentation of the play next Friday night.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

to believe, it is strange that the rail- road companies never built at that place.
 TEMPE BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
From Southern R. R. Folder

Hendersonville, North Caro-
lima in the very heart of the
mountain range. twenty miles
from Asheville, is a growing
little city, which each year is be-
coming more and more a winter
resort on account of the excel
lent climate of this section. 1t
is here that the Sapphire Elk
tension of the Southern Railway
DIVORCES for Brevard, Lakes
-ToxaWay, Fairfield and Sapphire
in the Beautiful Sapphire
Country" Hendersonville's To-
cation is unique. On a level
plateau, 2250 feet above the sea.
surrounded by forest-clad noun
tains Of 4, 900 feet and more in
height, with, many beautiful
lakes, with superb drives in all
directions, points Of the greatest
scenic interest easily accessible,
with facilities for golf, hunting,
fishing, boating and bathing, it
is a very attractive Southern re-
sort. The Hotel Gates. at Hen
Jacksonville, is considered one of
the most modern and best,
equipped resort hotels in the
South. having 148 well furnished
rooms, many of them with pri-
vate bath: electric passenger
electric lights, tele-.
phones, etc.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
mortgage executed by G.. w.
Hart and wife, T.V. Hart, dated
Nov. Both, 1907. recorded in Book.
"A, page 900, of. the records. of
mortgagessand deeds of trust for
henderson county, given to J.
Y. Bell to secure the indebted
ness therein mentioned, default
having been made in the payment
OF said Indebtedness, I will offer
for sale, at the Court House
Door in Henderson county, with
in the legal hours of sale, at
public auction, to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, January
22nd, 1910, all the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Two
tracts iu Green River township,
as follows:
First Tract: Being a part of
patent $50, on the waters of Shad-
wick Greek, beginning at a black
oak in the line Of land sold to
John Davis, and runs S. 81 deg.
East 73 poles to a sourwood in
Pearson tract, thence with said
line East rs poles passing a spruce
pine Of the original survey, to a
stake and pointers in Mathew
Davis line, thence with his line
n. % deg. W. Sc poles to a chest
nut, his line, thence N. 70 deg.
w. 116 poles to a hickory in the
line of the Hammond Tract,
thence S. So deg. w. 142 poles to
a stake in John DAYS. line, thence
with said line S. 16 deg. E. 60
Epoles to the beginning, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less. j..
Second Tract: Known as the
Pearson place, adjoining the lands
of Andrew Mullenax, L. B.
Capps and others; beginning at a
hickory in the old line and runs
s. 20 poles to a hickory, the old
Pearson corner, thence West 80
poles to a stake, L. P. Caps
corner, thence N. 70 poles to g
sourwood, thence E. so poles to
the beginning; containing 35
acres more Or less.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
This, December 22nd, 1909.
j. O. BELL,
SMITH & SCHENCK, Mortgage.
Attorneys.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
LOCAL NEWS

The Office of the Henderson
vile Brick Company is now at
|Rigby, Morrow Co. s place, where
all orders for the company's
products should be left.
At the Justus Pharmacy YOU
can get free, a dainty glass
bowl with two gold fish. All
you have to do is to buy a Csc
bottle OF a certain excellent
cough syrup.
H. K. Osborne, a prominent
attorney of Spartanburg, was in
town Tuesday, with his wife and
family, the guests of Mrs. C. E.
Wilson. MI. Osborne and fam
lily were enroute home from
Blantyre where they had been
the guests of Mr.. W.K. Osborne.
W. T. Love, of Route 5. has
returned with his wife, from the
State of Washington where he
has resided for the past five
years. Mr.. Love says this county
is good enough for him and he
will Immediately start farming
here.
Mr.. M. M. Bowen and family,
and Mr.. J. M. Shepherd and his
family spent Christmas day the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. V.
Shepherd at their fine place, Pin
nacle Stock Farm. The dinner
but what's the use?-there was
just about everything in the
world fit to eat on that table
and it was all put where it would
do the most good. In the even
ing, about three o'clock, the
Christmas tree was revealed tt
about thirty children and a mum
Der of the older ones of the
neighborhood, and the JOY of the
youngsters rolled back the years
for their elders. The tree was
also the gift of MIR. and Mrs.
Shepherd. There were appro.
pirate gifts for all and helped
make one Of the cheeriest Christ.
mas Days ever spent in the shad.
oW of old Pinnacle mountain.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
HQSpltabIe "HendeFSOlViBe

Mrs. Susie Sexton and her
three children had a Merry
Christmas after all. Reading of
the woman's needs in last weeks
Hustler, the big-hearted and
generous people of Henderson,
vile got busy and the do
nations of money, groceries,
clothing and toys left
at her home has convinced the
children of the existence of a
real Santa Claus. Miss Sadie
Smathers, with many others, be-
came interested, and collected a
substantial sum of money which
was divided between Mrs. Sex
ton and two other deserving wo-
men. In addition, groceries,
candy and fruit were donated by
the merchants and clothing by
other charitable people.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
Alone in Saw Mill at Mid
night

unmindful Of dampness, drafts,
or cold, w. j.. Atkins worked as
Night Waterman, at Banner
Springs, Tenn. Such exposure
gave him a severe cold that set
tied on his lungs. At last he had
TO give up work. He tried many
remedies but all failed till he
used DR.. Kings new Discovery
After using one bottle he
writes, Il went back to work as
we'll as ever" Severe Colds,
stubborn Coughs, Indamed
threats and sore lungs, Hemorr-
hayes, Group and Whooping
Cough get quick relief and
prompt cnre from this glorious
medicine. SOC and loo. Trial
bottle free, guaranteed by The
Justus and Hunters Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of thu
power of sale contained in thai
deed of Trust. executed by H. D.
Justice to A. L.. Holmes, Trustee
for B. G.. Collins, afterwards as
signed by the said B. G. Collins
to M. L. Edney,) dated Deem
Der 18th. 1906, and recorded in
Book Fl, pare 1853 of the records
of Deeds. OF Trust and Mortgages
for Henderson County, which
deed Of trust is given to secure
the indebtedness therein named,
default having been. made in the
payment of said indebtedness, |
will offer for sale, at. the Court
House door in Henderson county,
within the legal hours of sale, at
public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, on Saturday, Jan
uary 22nd, 1910, to. satisfy said
Indebtedness, all the following
described land:
THE following described piece
and parcel of land, situated, lying
and being East of the Southern
Railway depot in the town of
Hendersonville, and beginning at
a stake on the South side. of An
derson Ave-, N. E. corner of a
let conveyed by Thee. G.. Barker
to D. o. Michael, and runs with
the line OF said Michael lot South
473 degrees, E. 131 #. to a stake,
corner of lot conveyed by H. M.
Flynn to D. S. Pace, then North.
433 degrees East 25 #. to a stake
in the line of another lot con-
veyed bysaid Flynn to said Pace,
with the line of the same
North All degrees West 131 to a
stake on the South margin of
Ave-, then. with said
avenue South 49, degrees West.
it. to the beginning and being
the same lot conveyed by II. NJ.
Flynn to B. G. Collins.
This, December 10th, 1909.
A. L. HOLMES, Trustee.
SMITH & SCHENCK, Attorneys.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
Fletcher Knights. Of Pythias

The election of officers for the
term beginning Jan. LIST, was
held recently by the Fletcher
K. P's with the following result:
N. B. Baldwin, c. c.; J. N.
Garren, V. c.; M. L. Lance,
Prelate; C.P. McMinn, M. of W..
E. G. Cunningham, M. Of F.;
W. E. Poteat, M. of Elk; j. P.
Fletcher, K. of R & S.; J. O..
Sales, NJ. at A.; A. B. Bagwell,
l. gu. C. Sales, O. G.
K. R. Seal was chosen Grand
Lodge representative.
Tahkeeostee Lodge is in a
Furnishing condition. She has a
membership Of sixty-fve. This
membership is drawn from the
very best men this splendid
community furnishes and each
one seems to- possess an abundant
supply of that fraternal spirit
which our order, teaches and
without which life would not be
worth while.
At this meeting w. F. Byers
was created ,Pythian Knight"
after which he gave one of the
most enjoyable smokers we have
ever had.
The Xmas spirit. as we'll as
the fraternal prevailed, and a
collection amounting to $500
was sent to the Orphanage
committee to help Santa Claus
the little ones whose Santa Claus
is too far away to pay them a
visit. J. c.. SALES.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
OSBORNE MOELLER

Mfr. Charles l.. Osborne
has the pleasure of announcing the
marriage of hisdahghter
josephine Kate
to
Mr.. Gottftied Alfred Moeller
On Saturday, December twenty-ffh
nineteen hundred and nine
Blacksburg, South Carolina
At Home
after January first
High Point, N. C.
The ceremoney was performed
by Rev. I. T. Newton, a brother
ln-law Of the bride, at his home
in Blacksburg. S. C.. Mr.. Moeller
IS a successful business man of
High Point.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
BaltOur News

There will be a entertainment,
Saturday, at the Balfour church,
at which presents will be distrib-
uted to the children and short
talks will be made by J. Williams,
j. L. Orr and others. Every
body is invited.
T.. C. Israel who is in poor
health, left Monday for Florida
where he will remain for the
winter.
T. G. Israel, who recently pur-
chased the top of Stony Noun
tain, where he will erect a tower,
has the new road to the summit
almost completed. j. E. Allen
is in charge of the work. "
There are excellent prospects
of several new. houses being
erected here.
w. H. Spence is erecting a new
residence here, opposite the
orphanage. Joseph Newman has
the work in charge.
The Christmas entertainment,
last Thursday, at the orphanage
was keenly enjoyed by the child
rem and the many visitors from
Hendersonville and Asheville.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
Looking Ones Best.

It's q Womans delight to look
her best but pimples, skin erup-
tons sores and boils rob life OF
10Y. Listen! Bucklen's Arnica
OaIVe cures them; makes the skin
SOFT and velvety. It glorifies the
lace. Cures Pimples, Sore Eyes,
Oold Sores, Crooked Lips, Chapp-
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rlies: 25c. at Justus and HUT
er's Pharmacy. ~.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-12-30
Honor Roll.

Following is the honor roll OF
the Ryf1er Graded School:
9Th Grade: Mamie Rynef.
7th Grade: Gladys Merrell,
Sallie Merrell, Jaminla Rymer,
Jennie Garren.
5th Grade: Nellie Garren.
3rd Grade: Bryan Merrell,
Harvey Barnwell.
End Grade: Graham Barnwell,
Alice Stepp.