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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-03-26
DEMOCRATIC CALL.

Headquarters Democratic Elk
ecutive Committee for Calhoun
County, Grantsville, w. Va,
March %, 1912.
A meeting Of the Democratic
County Executive Committee for
the County Of Calhoun is hereby
called to be held at the Court
house at Grantsvile on Tuesday,
the 10th day of April, 1912, at
200 o'clock p. M, to discuss
plans for the approaching cam
paign; to select a date for the
next meeting of the Committee;
to discuss the method by which
the nominees Of the party shall
be chosen; to determine the date
therefor; TO plan for the selec-
ton of delegates to the several
conventions to be held this year,
and to do such other things as
may b, deemed expedient at this
particular time. A full attend
ance of the Committee and of all
other persons interested is es-
pecially requested.
G. w. HARDMAN, Chairman
Pro. Tenn.
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r. E. HAYS, Sec'y.

Hon. Gilbert D. Smith, of st.
Marys, has announced his candi-
daey for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Attorney General. Mr..
Smith has been an active practi-
iioner for many years and has
made q most excellent record.
AS testimony of the high es-
TEEN in which the people of
Peasants county held him, he was
elected to the office Of prosecu-
ting attorney in 1908 by a hand
some majority. although the
county is largely Republican.
This is the only office he has ever
held, although he has been active
in his party's behalf. In 1910 he
materially assisted in the man
agement of Hamilton's cam
paign and much credit should be
given him for the results in
Peasants county. Democrats
OF Calhoun County will be glad
of an opportunity to support a
man so capable and deserving.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For State Senate

ON q candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination fer Safe Senator
forEthe Tenth Senatorial District,
subject to any plan adopted by the
Senatorial committee FIR nominating
a candidate for said otiicr.
FRED l.. FOX.
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Notice Of Sale.

Inc o'a'e OF west Virginia, In chancery in the Circuit
az, va Court of Calhoun County.
Olive Carpenter ct al, WestV irpinia
Pursuant oa decree made styled by the Circuit
Court Of Calhoun county West Virginia November thereof
1911 shall offer for sale
The 10th day of April, 1912
the highest bidder following described tracts or let's Of rea, m
tate the satisfy the demands If tho
plaintiff for taxes thereon,
ed and for the interest thereon and for
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REVIEW SCHOOL.

will teach a ten week term of
school at Mt. Zion, Calhoun
county, West Virginia, begin
ning on the 18th day of March,
1912.
will teach all the branches re-
CURED to be passed upon in the
Uniform Examinations and will
give special attention to those
preparing to pass.
Tuition 50 90 per month.
For particulars call on or adj
dress me at Mt. Zion.
l.. X. STEMPLE.
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For Commissioner Of the County Court.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
Commissioner of the County Court
OF Calhoun County.
WILL JOHNSON.
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AT the head of this column will
be found the announcement Ct
Robert p. Mollohan, of Grants
vile, for the Democratic nomi-
nation for AS SCISSOR. Will e this
action was not entirely unexpect-
ed 1t will come as a pleasant sur
prize 10 many Of his friends who
have been urging him to enter
the r<ce. Mr.. Mo'lohan has
been a lifelong resident of Cal
houn county and from his early
manhood has been prominent in
business circles Of Washington
district, where he resided up un-
til a few years ago. lie has
never held or been a candidate
for any county office and is not
i'd ntifed with any fiction or
elan of tie Democratic parry.
His experience in busin, IS life
and his work as deputy asst ssor
renders him en.inently qualified
to discharge tie duties of the
office to which he aspires. !
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For Assessor.

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination fol
Assessor, subject to the decision o.
the Democratic prima airy or whatever
method shall be adopted for the
nomination Of county candidates IL
Calhoun county.
r. p MOIIOHAN
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
MINERS DECIDE
 REORGAhIzE
 ASSOCIATION
State Law Made Remodeling of Benefit Organization Necessary; Pay Day
 on Tenth

Tke employees benefit association. composed of employees of the Copper Queen Consolidated mining company, have voted 10 continue the organizI- ton. The passage of the employers liability law forced a reorganization Of the association along somewhat changed lines. A plan of reorganiza- ton was suggested by the board Of trustees or the association and the miners of the Copper Queen and enI- ployes of the shelter at Douglas were asked to ote on the acceptance or re. iection of the plan.
 The canvas of the votes showed that the plan was accepted practically than ten voted against it and these unanimously, with about eighty per cent of the employees voting. Less than ten voted against it and these were probably cast under a misunder- standing of the issue. Under the plan adopted the assessments are decreas- ed and the allowances for injury and illness are decreased.
 The Copper Queen mining company will hereafter pay on the tenth of the month. according to instructions that have been received ct the paymasters' office This will begin with the pres ent month.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
Federals Arrive

CANANEA, Son, Mexico. Sept A. Delayed in D-Anxiety was considerably relieved here with the arrival of 400 infantry and 100 cavalry which arrived in Cananea last night from Hermosillo and Torin. There are now about GOO federals stationed here.
 The situation is not considered very serious at present, train and wire ser vice being resumed. The first train to arrive from Naco arrived here ou Tuesday evening at 7:3O. It return ed to Naco this morning, leaving here at 6:OO a. III. Not very many people went out on the train. with the ex- ceptiOn of the Bisbee Eagles base ball team which was stranded here on ac- count of the interrupted train service. very few people took advantage Of the opportunity to leave.
 Rebels consregating
 The rebels are said to be congre- gating in the Ajo mountains, and they promise to attack Cananea when they have sufficient strength. That the rebels are meeting near Magollon peak in the Ajos, is almost a cer- tainty. On Monday other rebel bands were reported in the neighborhood. but they numbered very little, compar- ed to Campa's band.
 Fight at 5aeoachi
 On Monday noon, according to word brought to Cananea by couriers. the rebels under a la Tore attacked that town, which was defended by citizens only, there being no garrison of fed eral soldiers. It is said that the reb- els dynamited the building that was occupied by the defenders and that two were killed and seven injured. The defense of the town was made by only seventeen men. The rebels made their appearance at II a. m. and the number of them was not ascertained, they being scattered about the sur rounding country After the barracks was blown up the residence of Criiaco Nasquez was also blown up. Vas queZ was one of the defenders of the town. It is reported that the rebels footed the town completely.
 Later in the day a wagon loaded with provisions for the Baeoachi ranch was stopped on the road by the rebels and everything taken.
 Take Women
 The rebels that footed Bacoachi are reported to have forced two young wo- men of the town to accompany them on their march. The mother of the two young women arrived in Cananea on Tuesday afternoon and is now in a grave condition, caused by the shock and worry.
 When the rebels left Bacoachi they
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
NACOzAR|
 REINFORCED;
 WELL ARMED
Federal Troops Reach Ma. roonsd Town; Munitions sf War NOw
 Plentiful
f---S

Nacozarf is now considered out of danger ads'ices received from Douglas last evening tell of n tele, ! gram receives. From JAS. Williams, 10 the efSect that the town .has been reinfoEced by sederal .drpops. that there Is again a sufficiency of arms and ammunition; that the men of both NaoozaTi Pilares and Nacoaari de Garcia are in the latter town. prepared to make staunch defense 1s necessary. and to drive off forces Unar even largely outnumber them.
 On Wednesday and up to noon yes terday grave fears were felt for the safety of Nacozari were entertained II was known that the defenders of me concentrator town had driven of tho rebels for the time being. but that they bad been informed that ihe rebels merely went into the mountains to obtain. achievements. 10 form junction with campa's men, and had stated their intention to re turn. There was the further knowl- edge that the little band of defend CTS had practically exhausted their ammunition and would probably be at the mercy of an attacking force in numbers Hence the news of yes terday afternoon that ali were well and conditions were brighter relieved the anxiety of the friends of the ma- roOned Americans.
 What the strength of the defending forces at Nacozari is the telegraphic message sent to I. s. Douglas by J. $. Williams Jr.. did not state. He assured their friends on this side of the line that the NacOrzari party was safe and that better feeling pre- vailed. that they no longer feared that they would not be able to hold inc camp, but were again confident.
 The telegram stated that the men had arms, ammunition and artillery, and that men from both mine and Concentrator were iB Nacozari Gar Cia and prepared to make a firm stand. Meantime. the defenders arc cut off from the north by burned bridges. while further endorsements were ready yesterday to proceed south from Agla Pricta. It appears that the seriousness of the situation there has been relieved.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
CALGARY IN GALA ATTIRE

CALGARY, Alta, Sept. 5:-All the public buildings and many private res idences in Calgary have received the finishing touches of pTofuse decora- tion in anticipation of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of COnnaught. The vice-regal party arrive here early to- morrow afternoon and will be vel comed by a large party of provincial and municipal officials and a commit tee of citizens. During his stay here the governor general will attend the Stampede carnival, rev few tn e mounted police and receive the visit. ing Indian chiefs. The journey west. ward will be resumed early Saturday morEing
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
BRITISH ASSOCIATION

DUNDEE. Sept 5:-The annual meeting Of the British association, which Is the most important event of the year in connection with scientific research in the United Kingdom, be gan its sessions today in Kinnaird hall in this city. Professor F. A. Schafer, the eminent Edinburgh phy- siologist. called the gathering to order and delivered his presidential ad- dress. The address was on the sub ject Of the origin Of life and was prCb- ably the most remarkable that has been delivered before the association since that containing the announce ment of the discovery of argOn at the Oxford meeting nearly twenty years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
CANANEA AS BASE F0R THE
 FEOERALS
MaderO Soldiers Will Make Copper Camp Head quarters Rout Rebels
 from Sonora

The 45O federal soldiers who ere lieved" Cananea Wednesday. left that city yesterday, going east on the mis sion Of engaging the rebel band that Is operating around Nacozari An ether force of federals was expected to reach Cananea last night or this morning.
 It is said on good authority tha, Cananea will be made the base of federal operations in campaign to rid the state of Sonora Of rebels, and that the present movement of fed eral troops is the beginning of the campaign.
 Federal troops that left Cananea yesterday on a hunt for rebels are said by a Cananean who arrived in Bisbee last night to be the most for, midable body of Mexican soldiers that he ever saw. both as to personsi Of men and equipment
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
RaiGinu Ranches

CANANEA, Sonora, Mexico. Sept. 3:-(Delayed in Transmission b-Af- ter Campa and his command left San ia Cruz, burning a few small bridges. he went to the several ranches in the noighbOThOOd! taking a number of horses and supplies from the Milpih las and Terranate ranches. He next visited the San Pedro ranch of the Cananeae Cattle company. close to the International boundary line. just south of Hereford, AriZ., where they appropriated everything they desired taking twelve horses and seven sad dles and a number of rifles. Campa was very decent with the ranch hands and no indignities were practiced up on them. One rebel entered a Mexi. cans home but an officer stopped him from carrying away anything An other took the hat off another Mex ican and gave him 500 pesos for 1t. The rebels also took a stallion and a shetland pony but later turned them loose. They spent most Of the time at the ranch looking over the pastures for saddle horses and overlooked quite a number which were in different pas lures
 To Turkey Track
 On Monday morning. after spend ing the night at San Pedro, the rebels left for he east. stopping at the Tur- key Track ranch, at Villa Verde sta ton on the Cananea-Naco railroad. A chuck wagon was cleaned out of all provisions. Some of the party turn ed their attention to the railroad wires and bridges in the neighborhood and by 10 a. m. several were in flames. with wires down, including the tele- phone line of the Cananea Copper company.
 To Ajos
 Shortly after noon the rebels left Villa Verde, going east Campa is re- ported as having said that they were bound for the Magallon peak, where he Is to join forces with Isidro Ezco- boza, and later promised to attack Cananea.
 We'll Armed
 The rebels are reported as being we'll armed and having plenty of ammunition. which was packed on a mule. Many extra rifles are also had and being packed on mules. Quite a number of extra horses are also had by the rebels. Campa says that the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
More Refugees

Refugees from the surrounding country continue to come into Can anea. All of the hotels and room ing houses are reported to be filled to capacity. Many of the refugees have already left for the states.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06

was attracted to the camp at Villa Verde by the rifle shots and arrived there just before the rebels did. He succeeded in getting the permission of Campa to retain his saddle, which was his personal property. Campa told him that he was to return and that he, Adams, should wait for him. However, as soon as the rebels had gotten far enough away, Adams load ed up all the camp outfit that re- mained and hauled it to Hereford, Ariz, where he arrived Monday even ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
FRECkLE-FA
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 Simply get an ounce of othine- double strength. from Central Phar- macy, and one nights treatment will show you how easy it Is to rid your self of the homely freckles and get beautiful complexion, Rarely is more than an ounce needed for the worst case.
 Be sure to ask Central Pharmacy for the double strength othine, as this Is the only prescription sold un- der guarantee of money back If 1t fails to remove freckles. 104
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
CBy Joseph I. Cohn) Special 10 the Review

CANANEA. Sonora, Mexico. Sept. 2;-(Delayed in Transmission. )-In answer to the call for volunteers made by Prefeet Benjamin Hill on Sunday evening. more than 200 men respond ed and were placed about the city well armed. at points of vantage. There were small garrisons station. ed at the packing house. the Calumet and Sonora mine. and ether points, while mounted men patrolled the city all night Scouts were Sent out into the hills surrounding the town but they reported nothing unusual during the night
 The report that Emilio Campa and his band of rebels. who occupied Santa Cruz. about 45 miles northwest Of Cananea, on Saturday night and leaving there early Sunday morning, going east, was on his way to Can anea. was the cause of all the pre- cautions taken last night
 No trouble is expected in Cananes proper. but if the rebels should hap pen to come in the neighborhood. the outlying portions of the camp may be oNtJtStSN NO eOiltt oA NlitlE htpitud- tiOns.
 Wires Cut
 On Monday morning at about 10 o'clock the federal and railroad wires between Csnanea and Naco were cut, but whether done by the rebels or by some individual sympathizes to the rebel cause is not known. The federal wires run to Naco strung by the railroad company. No reports of burned bridges have been received. A freight train which left Naco at 500 a. m. arrived at Cananea. at 10 o'clock and soon afterwards left on the return trip.
 Federals Coming
 Early this morning a special train of about five or six empty box cars left for Gorilla, a station on the Can snea-Nogales branch, just this side of Santa Cruz, where it will await the arrival of a federal command com ing from Nogales. The soldiers will be brought as far as conditions of the railroad will permit. and will go overland 10 the waiting train at For fila. and will probably arrive in Can anea some time this evening.
 More Refugees
 Refugees from the surrounding country continue to come into Can anea. All of the hotels and room ing houses are reported to be filled to capacity Many of the refugees have already left for the states.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
EARLY DAY CATCHER DIES

AUBURN, N. Y. Sept 5.-Relatives here received word today of the death ofJohn Arundel in the Willard state hospital As Tug" Arundel, he was known thirty years ago in profes sional baseball, and was catcher for the Indianapolis and Washington teams in the old National league; with Detroit in the Western league and Savannah in the Southern league
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-06
FEDERAL TROOPS BRING
 RELIEF TO CANANEA
Situation in Big Mexican Copper Camp Clears; Wire and Train Service Resumed; Delayed Correspond Tells of Hopes an Fears Across the Line

only trouble he has is in the scarcity of provisions.
 POO Men
 Various reports regarding the strength of Campa's force have been received from people who have seen them, the estimates running from 125 to 300. However a conservative es- timate of bis strength Is placed at 200 men. One man says he counted l25 but that there were others in the distance.
 fH Trains Resume
 On Tuesday. afternoon the two small bridges which were burned near Villa Verde were repaired and train arrived in Cananea from Naco, The telephone line of the Canauea Con solidated Copper company was re paired on Monday evening, after being down about 10 or II hours.
 Troops Coming
 Col. Matus and 3Oe cavalry will ar rive in Cananea some time Tuesday evening. They came as far as I'm urls by train from the south. and are now on their way overland from I'm urls, about 55 miles west of Canan- ca Col Moreno and 300 federals are between Cananea and Nogales helping repair the several bridges on that branch of the road. which were burn ed by Campa on Sunday morning.
 Many Volunteers
 In answer to the call for volunteers to assist in defending the city against an attack of the rebels, should it oc- cur. over 1900 men has responded. About 200 of this number have been supplied with rifles and are at pres ent doing guard duty nights. DTS. Hernandez-Leon and Davila have vol unteered their services in case of an attack on the city.
 Guards have been placed at the pumping plant at Jjo de Agua. where the wells are which supply Cananea with water. If the rebels should des- troy the pumps the camp would be forced to close down.
 Cananea is well guarded against any surprises and all points of van tage contain a small guard on the lookout for any rebels which may De in the neighborhood. However it is almost certain that the only rebels within 90 miles at present, in organ ized groups, it that of Campa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-10
THEY ALL LOOK
LIKE STAYERS

are the kind that never auit-they
don't know what failure means.
All sorts Of rumOrs are being started
which. In many instances. would dis
courage weak candidates But ;hers
are o weak candidates IN this race.
The fact that they are all staying"
proves this. There may be two or
three who will quit before the race Is
over. but II there are any such they
are not known to the contest depart
ment
There Is only one new leader this
morning-Miss Beuiah Osborn. In dis
trict 3. Miss Alice McCord. who has
been leading this district for the past
few days. Is In third place. Miss Ger
trude HUGH voting enough to hold on
to second place.
Miss Madeline Hague retains the
lead in the second. Miss Ewing voted
$500 I'm an endeavor to regain the
lead in this district, but Miss Hague
came along with the same number OF
votes, and the result Is: No change in
leadership in the second
Mrs. Elwina Sample. OF Cameron.
made another gain in the Fifth. moving
into fourth place. Miss Alverda Je-
rome has the honor OF holding the
lead two days in succession in the
Fighting Fifth" which comes to the
very. very few.
There are no important changes In
the voting over Tuesday. the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-10
ToosV-s LEADERS

-closeness'' Of the last week or so
prevailing.
The closeness H. what makes the
contest so interesting. The contest
ants. chsperons and their friends
know that there will be ten free Euro
pean tours awarded-one to each of
the ten districts-in less than two
weeks from today.
Ii is d magnificent race all along
the line. Two days OF the last period
nave slipped by. and there remain
Just eleven working days OF the con-
test. The ladies' realize what a short
space OF time separates them from
success. and that each hours work
they put In now will be amply repaid
by days OF wonderful pleasure for the
winners In touring Europe next July
and August, entirely free OF expense.
They realize. too. that work done at
this time will likely decide the winners
and are making every moment count
In each OF the ten districts the bat
Tie wakes warmer as the contest nears
the end.
There is scarcely a home or place
OF business in the city or in any OF
the towns represented in the contest
where this most liberal OF offers has
not been discussed, and in most OF
them the list OF voters Is eagerly scan
ned each morning. and speculation is
rife regarding the probable winners
OF the tours
Everyone is interested in his or her
favorite and is confident that success
at the finish will so to that particular
candidate.
Many promises have been made:
some OF these promises have been full
filled.
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