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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08

GEORGIA--BEN Hun County


win be sold before the court house door in said
county and state, ing the legal hours OF sale, on
the first Tuesday in December, 1910 TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following real estate toWil
Five acre tracts Nos Two hundred six (2O6) and
two hundred seven (2Ol) in land lot No. sixty thte
t6S) in the fourth land district Of said county az
shown by the plat Of The American 1fbne Sold
iero Colony Company on file in the Office Of the
clerk Of the superior court Of said eouny said land
being levied upon as the property Of j. H. Barteld,
administrators of the estate Of j, Il, Bhrfeld Levy
made aud property 10 be sold under II ia issued
from the justice court Of the lS37lh district G, M,
Ben Hill county, in favor Of john Ewing, this 10Th
day Of August 1910
Levy m ide this the ita day ofNoyember 1910,
W, II, FouNtAlH Sheriff,
Ben Hill County.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08

Curb your well with terra Gotta.
1t makes the water as pure as a
mountain spring. J.E Mercer sells
the curbing.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
Sheriff's Sale.
De- Hnr Cn11NTY

GEoRGIA-BEN HILL COUNTY.
viii be sold before the court house door o. saiu
county and state. during the legal hours Of SAFE
to the highest bidder for cash on the first TUESDAY
in December 1910 the following real estate owl
Five acre tracts No. FIVE hundred eight (5O0) ana
five hundred nine (5J9) in the 4th land distnc, .,
said county and state as shown by the recorucu
plat of the American Tribune Soldiers Colony Com
pany as appears on record in the Office OF the c'e's
of the superior court Of said county. oalu 'an"
levied on as. the property Of OIL II. Barhelo' ao'
ministrator of the estate Of J. B. Barfeld' under
and by virtue of justice court Fl ia issued rom
the Justice court Of i537th district G. M Ben III,
County o the 18th day of August 1910 iniaVor Oh
John Ewing.
Levy made this 9Th day Of November i0lO
W. H. FOUNTAIN, Sheriff,
Ben Hill County
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
Petition for Charter.

crogerA-BEN Hill COUNTY.
~ The SUPERIOR Court of Said County,
Petition of c. X. Baker, c. E Baker and H. G.
D.,,ou ali of the County OF Ben Hill and said state
respectfully shows.
That they desire for themselves, their asso-
o;,tion and successors. TO be incorporatrd and be
made body polite under the name and style Oh
The Central Warehouse < Supply Company for the
ps teen,y years.
.::: 6: : !: :: s.: 9:
4 TF+ ject OF the corporation is pecrniary
a,in to themselves ana lis shareholders.
The business 70 De carried on by the said cor
n,-stioq IS 70 operate warehouse business, to
bty and sen cott51. bugs-es, wagons and farm
s13nl;es IN eeaer4I. Also. 70 operate cotton gins:
tscr as se-{e.4l or special agent for persons Or
corp3y.tyns in selling or handling any article, ard
m do ali other regular ami necessary acts to opert
the warehouse business: TO pay sell and hold real
estate such as Is necessary for carrying on Such
business.
5. Inc capital stock Of said corporation shall be
Twenty Five Hundred (25JoOO) Do,llrs with the
privilege Of increasing same to Ten Thousand
(s10WUO0) DJIlars by majority vote of the stock,
said stock TO be divided into shares of $1OOOO each,
all the said stock having been paid in.
6. Petitioners 4sire the right TO sue and to be
sued. TO plead and TO be implicated, TO have and
u5e common seal, 10 make all necessary bylaws
and REGULATIONS and TO do sucn other things that
NAV enecessary for the successful carrying on OF
said business, including the right to execute notes
and bonds as evidence of Indebtedness incurred OF
which may be incurred in the conduct OF the al
fairs of the corporotion and to secure the same by
mortgage or other form of lein under the ext sting
laws.
T They desire for said corporation the power
and authooity TO apply for and accept nendments
to its charter of either form substance by vote
of its stock outstanding at the time. They also
ask authority for said corporation to wind up its
affairs iquidate and discontinue its btsiness any
time it may determine TO do so by majority vote
of its stock outstanding at the time
s. They desire for said corporation he right OF
renewal when and where as provided by the laws
of Georgia and that it have all snch other rights
powers privileges and immunities as are incident
to like interpretations as are permissible under the
laws of Georgia.
q WHEREFORE, petitioners pray to be lncorpo-
rated under the name and style aforesaid with
powers privileges and immunities herein set forth
and as are now OF mayhereafter be allowed cor
DoratioD Of similar character under the laws OF
Georgia.
CHAS. B. TEAL
Attorney for Petitioners,
GEoRGlA-BS Hill County,.
I'D. W. NJ. Whitley, Clerk Of the Superior Court
Ben Hill County do HEREBY certify that the foreeo-
Ing is true and correct copy Of the application Tor
charter Of the Central Warehouse & Supply Com
pany as the same appears on file in this Office
Witness my official signature and seal OF Sa'o
court. this the ZSth day October 1910.
D. w. NJ. WHlrLM
Clerk Superior Court Ben Hill County
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
GsoRGTA-BEN HILL COUNTY.

ItORCiA-DIN HILL OOUNI l.
Win Harrell, Compliant for DAMAGES
We in Ben Hill County City
A.la,t. Birmine \ Court of Fitzgerald Noyem-
ham & Atlantic RR \ Der Term, 1910.
To The Atlanta Birminham Atlantic K K 20.
win Harrel, plaintiff in above stated case having
made affidavit under Sec 1852 of the Code of Geor-
ola OF 1926 that the defendant herein has no pubic
Mace of doing business and has no individual IN
Office. upon whom service of writs or process may
be perfected in the county of Ben Hill within the
knowledee of Said affant, and such affidavit being
filed in nv Office now therefore, you are hereby
required and cited u be and appear at the next
November Term, 1910 OF the City Court of Fitzser-
aid 10 be held on the fourth Monday in November
1919 AZ the courthouse in FitzscrId, Georgia. then
ard there to answer to plaintiff compliant in the
above STYLED action for damages.
Witness The honorable +. Wall Judee Of said
Civ Coart, this 7th day Of November, 1912.
D. W. NJ. WHITLEY
Clerk City Court Of Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CE3RGIA-BEN Hill COUNTY.
win be sold before theoo1rt house in Fitzgerald
Ga, between the legal hours Of sale on '' '''S'
TuesdaY in December, 1910 the following rear r'.
tate towfr Situated in said county an OF Ianu 'o'
IS that is lying On the south side OF House cree"
and situated in first land district OF Ben mn eoun
IT, Georgia containing $50 acres more or Tess Sa'
property being IN the possession OF Robert f'Sn
tower and being levied on as the psoper'y Oh ll'
River View Land and Emigration Co. under II IA
issued from the city court Of Fitzgerald, the second
day q August, 1910 in favor Of A. j. Jones' against
u b View Land and Emigration Co.. write"
ven as required by law to the defendant III
to tenant in possession.
~the 18th day of Oct, 1910.
W, H. FoumAn Sheriff,
Ben Hill County, Ga.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
This belief is based

the property into profitable mine This belief based
Upon reports Of competent engineers.
Because other OPEN We propose the
ization to the shareholders, follows:
The Name-Snowstorm Deep Mines, Limited This is ap
name for organization nave the deepest
tunnels on the Snowstor dyke far below fault disturbances and
better and easier chance of making mine than any other
property on the dyke
The Capital StockSame the old company 900 shares
of par value of 81.
The Limited PanThe charter of the company granted
Dy the State OF Washington to contain this provsoE This
shall be asseabe under the the State of Washing
ton but the assessments shall be limited exceeding
mills per share per month"; This any excessive
ment ever being levied.
We believe that not than five six need
be levied and spent the mine produce such showing that
the treasury shares be sold and dispensed with
Monthly statements must be all stockholders in
assesabe company The officers for arecep and
expenditures before evying Thus each share
holder will be kept in closest touch with the enterprise
few months vigorous work the property under this
method OF financing should the real worth of East Snow
storm BY all uniting this pan and pulling together with
the burden OF financing equally distributed upon ALL will make
short job Of this and settle for good and all whether have
great mine in this ground not-and think have.
Your prompt decision is necessary Come in and join the
organization and help boost the property success Let have
your signatures the blanks below
Faithfully yours.
c. E. MITCHELL.
Secretary and Manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
SAMSON CO. ELECTS BOARD
Manager Reports 500 Feet of Tunnel
ling and 80 Feet Of Sinking For Year.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Samson Mining
Development company held at the Offices of the
in Warer Tuesday night and officers elected for the ensuing
year. Following the report of the officers and j.
Banar made report for the years work which showed
500 feet Of tunnel work to have been completed and the wnze
now being driven the body to be down 81 feet
The road has been completed the mouth of the
tunnel Plans for continuing the work during the coming
discussed and programme mapped out that should
place this property in the shipping list the Wardne News
All Of the old officers reelected for the they beng
President W. Ranes of Spokane vcepesident L. A. Brain
ard secretary r. L. Branard these officers with W. H.
Lang of Wardner and Ranes Of Perry Kansas constituting
the board Of directors.
The Samson Of the we'll known properties Of the Eagle
creek district the north side where good showing of gaena
has been made both in the tunnel and wnze and from the reports
of those who have visited the property has the marks of
coming producer The body has steadily increased in width
depth has been gained the shoot followed in the wnze
showing stronger with each foot The company plans sink
200 feet this shoot and from present will be able
begin Stopping from the 1o level and begin shipments from
this point Machinery be installed to handle the water
operate the hoist etc. this secured the work
can be pushed ahead rapidly.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
EMPIRE NEAR MAIN LEDGE
Estimated that Approximately Is Feet
Will Disclose Lead in Burke Formation.

Results Of encouraging and definite may be looked
for in the Empire group distant This property on
Revenue Gh just south the Coeur Aene Standard the
Osborne fault
The main working tunnel is in 1000 feet going in
souhery direction to the lead The formation which
was early in pophyry has changed materially and the last 100
feet has become particularly encouraging being Burke quart
quartz dabase and Some carbonates beginning make
their appearance and according surveys the ledge
be cut in about 2 feet and the change formation would
to bear this out.
In driving this crosscu lead encountered 200 feet
from the portal which carried iron carbonaes quantity
good vein filling At point 900 feet from the portal second
lead encountered similar in general to the first but carrying
This tunnel has attained depth of approximately 40
feet and being pushed ahead by shift of miners
of SO to 60 feet month"; and work will be continued all winter
The work has been exceptionally we'll done by D. c. Nicholson
who has the contract He is handling stock basis
The officers of the Empire company Felix Learne pre-
sent F. Whean secretary and The others heavily
interested Otto Freeman. D. Nicholson Wm Weye Glenn
Weyer, Dr. j. Edwards Bert o. Driver and c. D. Francis
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
MURRAYS FUTURE BRIGHT
Prediction of Increased Production Sus.
tanned by Activity in Development.
Secretary and Manager.

That the future will witness increased production
from North Side mines far in of anything heretofore known
in this camp certain, the Murray Sum- This will be the
suit the increased capacity of the Monarch mill and the deve
oped large bodies of that mine and the completion the
mill the Backhorse and the starting of mining that splendid
property The main shipments for the will be from these
properties with others making small contributions to swell the
total With the completion of the Monarch and Blackhose mills
real mining will be started and the of concentrates that will
wend their smeerward will make the shipments of the past
look small and the smaller contributions from other properties
will aid In making total that will bring the North Side camp
prominence producer and be of great benefit the many
fine prospects, Of which will be among the great mines of the
future.
Among the properties which will make contributions to the
output from the camp the Terrible Edith which present
sackng for shipment the Golden Winnie godungsten pro-
pery which will make its initial shipment shortly the Granite
Allie Cedar Creek and little later these will be materially ir
the great Jack Waite begins it's great store
house of shipping which only awaits transportation
Not only does the outlook for increased output give the
camp immediate for congratulations but the large
development work being done and planned for the
the prospects the belief that the
will rapidly grow importance and will in due time take its place
the ranks of heavy producers and command the confidence
and recognition the mining world that the great
of the country entitle it to hold
Among the properties that present engaged extensive
development work the Jack Waite Blaine Emmett Cedar
Creek Idaho Northern Samson Independence and
others.
Taking all things into consideration the has been
tive and long forward stride has been TAKEN True money
has not been forthcoming literally could be wished the
forest fires nterered somewhat with the work and did
siderable damage but considerable progress has been made and
the result the work done has been encouraging Winter
will find the camp far in advance of where it twelve months
ago. and in better shape than before.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
STEWART OPENS NEW ORE
Development Below Present Working
Level Productiveo of Excellent Results.

Reports from the Senator Stewart mine the effect that
shoot which gives promise Of developing the big
gest find in the property has just been encountered by miners
working contract below the present working ground Of the
mne the Wardner News Since operations resumed
at this we'll known property this spring active development work
aging reports have been heard from time time this work
progressed Just the of the strike has been
ed although Of sufficient Importance W. NJ Bacon
general manager hurry from his home in Butte make
inspection Several other stockholders from Spokane visit
the property In anticipation of the beginning OF regular aiv
dends the stock has advanced materially With the strike
ready begin stopping and the upper levels showing
tally increased One hundred and twenty-five miners now
employed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
OODsHOWING IN THE SHERMAN

good showing Of carbonaes and gaena being made in
the Sherman property the fork Of Pine Creek The COM
pany sx claims and fraction The drift now 45O
and win have $50 feet get under the croppings
This will give depth of from 700 800 feet The ledge has
been exposed 5000 feet The drift has been all the way
portal goes through Prichard but the formation Burke
quart1e similar to the Damaa and other properties in the
vicinity Work will be continued all winter under the direction
of Manager B. Taylor A. W. Taylor Of Kellogg president
the company and Dan Price is secretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
.REORGAN|zE f. sN0WST0RM
Company Will Go On. Assessable Basis
Under Washington State Law.

plan to reorganize the East Snowstorm company
assesabe basis has been submitted the stockholders by Secre
tary c. E. Mitchell His communication is as follows:
ia the Shareholders- Spokane, WASH, Oct. 2 1910.
We all know this That have every reason to believe the
Fast Snowstom claims will make mne because have the
extension of the Srowom ven and have already exposed much
ore in our main tunnel ~. =.
This is also apparent Thator the st three years the com
pany has to do vigorous mining because continually
hapered for funds treasury shares have not been saebe
in the face Of the steady selling Of Of the largest shaehod
who dumped over 100000 shares the markets through cut
brokers.
is the belief Of the management: That the expenditure
OF few thousand dollars in extending the present tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
WORK TAMARACK 5 CHESAP'K
Rumor That Rich Mine May Be Put
Into Shipping Stage Soon.

Runor is prevalent that the Tamarack Chesapeak is to
commence shipping 1t generally known that this property
could start marketing and has been extensively
developed that production liberal scale could be continued for
years. The deadlock in the copanys affairs has been caused by
dsageements involving law suits between the present former
controlling interests which has held the property back
The basis for the of activity the erection of the Hercu
les mill in the west end of this city, pointed that
from the Tamarak Chesapeak could be handled
tage the Hercules plant and both controlled by the
Day interests.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
SILVER MOUNTAIN WILL SINK

Progress the Silver Mountain property Rock creek
the Alice mine has developed splendid showing Work
started recently the east side Of the
claims acquired cosscu Of 96 feet ntcrsectc the lead and
this has been ded for 6 feet and while there still $50
feet get pder the and groupings three feet Of
exposed This oxdzed iron and lead suphdes The great
est depth that be gained by this tunnel less than 200 feet
and the has decided that sinking be
if the property to be developed right BY sinking shaft
other ges could be properly explored and is believed that
great depth will be bring results An engineer has
been making examination of the recently and President
D. Wilkins of Poach made inspection with Manager Sam
j. Tennai
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
GOLDEN WINNIE ORE IS RICH

Reports from the Golden Winnie that the test mill in
operation giving fine separation of the tungsten and gold VAL
ues Approximately ton of concentrates being pro-
duced and ntested miner of long experience estimated the
net returns month"; is contemplated moving and
enareng the mill the spring that several of
trates produced monthly The force at the mine will
ably be increased 10 12 next month NJ Smith
in charge of operations.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
REPORT new |DORA STRIKE
Further Favorable Development An.
nounced by People so Informed
While Passing Property.

Reports another richer strike in the dora were
in Wallace late yesterday No definite information could be OBJ
tnd the only knowledge by people who had been inform
ed Of this development general way while passing the
erty "%4
The Idora has recently into favor and the
81 meeting 10 days 1t reported that shipments could
be started and maintained sufficient stopng ground had been
made ready to guarantee this result
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-10-27
AM. COMMANDER IS NEAR VEIN

The American Commander is within very short distance
of its ven This being sought for by crosscu from the shaft
at depth of 700 feet From present indications the vein quite
close and there is every indication that exists there Those
heavily interested expect good almost any day.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-04
Democratic State and County Candidates.

vote for the purchase Of the Whine
shiek voting machine, he has host OF
friends all over the county who will
vote for him for senator. His oppon
ent, DR.. Jewell, is asking for support
on his legislative record, which consist
ed of the introduction of one bill
House File No. 379. which became {
law after it was amended by striking
out ALL the bill following the enact
ng clause. Farmer Ben Jewell, al
though inexperienced, could doubtless
equal the legislative record of his op-
ponent, and with his record for "doing
things" could doubtless accomplish
something to the benefit of his district.
We are bound to have Jewell for
State Senator, but if you cast your
vote for Farmer Ben you will have
chosen a Jewell without a flaw.
That Hermann Kull will be re-elect-
ed Representative is assured A press
of farm work has prevented his meet
ing all his friends about the county,
but those whom he has failed to visit
will appreciate the situation of farm
er who is preparing for winter and
also building at the same time. But
loyal friends all over the county who
appreciate his efforts in the past in
their behalf, are boosting for him and
will send him to the legislature to
again look after the interests Of
Howard County.
The best recommendation of the list
of Democratic county candidates is the
fact that not one of those up for re-
election have had their official record
criticised by their opponents, and of
not one of the list can it be said that
he is not competent or qualified for the
office.
For County Auditor, the Democrats
have good candidate in the person of
C. A. Fosse, the Schley creamcryman.
Mr.. Fosse has been prevented by busi-
ness from making an extended canvass
but is this week interviewing all the
voters possible and will appreciate any
and all support given him. lie is a
loyal Democrat, has thorough busi-
ness education, and withal gentleman
ly and accommodating, so his occu-
pancy of the Auditors office would re-
suit in efficiency and courteous treat
ment of those having business in that
office. Don't imagine you are throw
ing away your vote when you vote for
Fosse-a vote for good man is never
thrown away.
For Treasurer, W. F. Carter is
proving popular candidate. From
every quarter comes acknowledgement
of his superior qualifications for the
office of County Treasurer. Clerical
and business training and ripened
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-11-04
HOW TO MARK A BALLOT.

In this day of independent voting
and Scratching" it is important that
every voter should know how to mark
his ballot. At every election many
men have their ballots thrown out be-
cause they do not know how to mark
them properly. A cross must be pnt
in the square in front of each candi-
date a man intends to vote for. Here
are few rules for the proper marking
of a ballot. Read them and show them
to your neighbor:
Q) Put cross in the square IN
FRONT OF EACH AND EVERY
CANDIDATE for whom you wish to
vote. ("In front" means to the left
of the candidates name.)
(2) DON'T make any. marks on
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to vote.
(3) DON'T draw line through the
name of candidate you are scratch
ing"
az DON'T erase anything. Of
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ing, may return it and get new one.
If he spoils or mismarhs his second
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