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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
sMELrER BEGAN
 OPERATIONS FRIDAY
tFrom prday's Daily,

AS announced some time ago, the plant of the Consolidated Arizona smelting company at Humboldt, blew in yesterday and everything worked to perfection. Many additions in smelting facilities have been intro. duced since suspension was ordered. and 1t is the belief that permancn. operations have been decided upon.
 The plan is to treat about fifty tons or ore per day for the present, put with the increased production ex. pected from the Blue Bell mines, and after the residue on the ground from former shipments is handled it is be, heved that the full capacity of the works will be required to handle the tonnage.
 Blue Bell exploration by diamond drilling is said to have been success. fnl in determining large ore bodies. while mine work in the deeper Ievels IS said to have been gratifying. It Is probable tho company will soon make announcement that custom ores will again be received.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

ief, last night for home. Mr. Mass' man may return later and take mp his residence in San Francisco. Concludes Visit
 Mrs. W. ]. Dunn, of the Lower Nr,a Fria, after few days in the city visiting with her son and daugh' ter at St. Joseph's academy, left yes icrday for Bousc, whore she will re main for several days to visit with another son and to look after her interests.
 Visited old Home.
 Mrs. A. W. Jutley, who will b' favorably remembered by many as resident of this city several year ago. is among the visitors from Tomb stone in attendance on the Masonic grand lodges, as a member or tho Order of the Eastern Star She II the guest of Miss Emma Butcher. Newcomers Located.
 Mrs. F. C. Adams. accompanied b, her two sons wolcott and Seymour Adams. and Miss Virginia Adami have arrived from Kansas City, join ing Mir. Adams. who is engaged II railroad contracting. The family ha taken up their residence in the form CT home of Judge K. M. Ling. ls' North Pleasant street.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

Stephens X Hoover of this city have turned over to the Chamber of Commerce communication recently received from Fl Iaso Chamber, set. ting forth that the Panhandle Cattle mons association of Texas is arraDg- ing an exhibition for Fl Paso, March 5lO. in which cattlemen in West Texas, New Mexico and Arizona are to exhibit
 Carload lots only will be shipped for entries, which may consist of cows. heifers. steers or bulls. The object of this exhibition is to show cattle dealers and cattlemcn in other
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
FENCING SUMMER SANATOR|UM
 AT LA|RD'S
(From Tuesdays Daily)

(From Tuesday's Daily
 T. J. Laird of Groom Creek, was in the city yesterday and states that the fencing in of his forty aero tract of land on the territorial highway, which will be used as a summer sana. torium, was started yesterday. The ground will be cleared of all under. brush and made attractive. The tract is watered by number of living springs that abound on the land and flow over one millions gallons of water per month. MT. Laird reports mining on the upward move and many individual owners at work.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
OLD YORK MINES UNDERGOING
 INSPECTION
(rrom Tuaday,s Dailyl

l. A. Wood, prominently known i'd the west as mining engineer, arrived in the city Sunday from Kansas City and left yesterday for the Old York mines at Yarnell, where he will make m examination of the property for eastern investors. He was conducted to the camp by F. l.. Bartholomew one of the owners.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
FORMER REsIDENr DEAD
(trom sundays Daily.1

Advices were received yesterday from Washington of the death of Mrs B, D, J. Irwin, widow of the late Major Irwin, the latter for many years stationed at Fort whipple a, medical director of the department of Arizona Mn. Irwin will be favor ably remembered by many resident. today Of this city, as m exceptionally brilliant woman and enjoyed much social prominence in civilian circles Her death will be learned of with much regret by many in this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
FoRYEIrs POSTED

CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn today posted forfeits of $eo,0oo each to meet in the ring The time and place will not be an. nounced before May l.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
FL PASO CATTLE
 EXHIBIT ARRANGED
Affair Planned to Show Quantity AS We'll as Quality For the South-
 western Country.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily)

parts of the country that the oo"th' west is producing quantity as well as quality and that we are in the mar ket and that the Southwest can de- liver the goods when called upon.
 The railroad companies wih return the cattle free, provided they are re- served from sale or not sold, owner to pay for or furnish feed. It is be lieved that the prices to be offered for cattle at this exhibition will be attractive and that few owners will have to send cattle home. J. H. Ma tions is chairman of this association and will be glad to hear from pros pective exhibitors.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

VIENNA, Feb. IT, Count Laxa sgn Arenthal, the Austro. Hungarian foreign minister, died today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

er home Of Judge K. M. Lang, izo North Pleasant street.
 (From Saturday. Daily From the Range.
 T. I.. Mercer, forest ranger Of the Skull Valley district, was in the city yesterday on official business. Business Visit.
 Judge Dave Foley arrived from Nc. Cabe yesterday to visit with friends and to see how the metropolis is pro gressing under statehood. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Diskin and Miss Lange, of Je. rome Junction, are in the city for few days visiting with friends and are at the Prescott Hotel. Brief Visitor.
 Mrs W. l.. Fox, wife of Conductor Fox of the S. F. P. & P. railway, was visitor from Phoenix during the week with relatives and friends. Visiting Merchant.
 L.. ]. Haselfeld, the merchant of Kirkland, is in the city on business for few days, and gives good re- port of industrial conditions in that section.
 Speedy Trp From Mayer. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Cook with Lon Hall and wm. Achauer came in from Mayer yesterday in MT. Cooks auto mobile, the distance being covered in an hour and fifty minutes. Waiting sheepmsn.
 Colin Campbell and D. M. Francis, representative sheep men of this sec tion. arrived from the southern part of the county yesterday, where they have been looking after their inter ests.
 Former Resideut Returns.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ralston, resi- dents of this city until two years ago arrived from Fresno, Cal, yesterday md will reside here in the future, the former accepting a position with Byers & Andrews.
 Mining Visitor.
 IT. L.. Sweeney, operating the Golden Gate group of mines in Black Hills district, was in from his camp yester. day on business, and reports develop. mcnt as progressing satisfactorily, and the district active.
 off For Msxico.
 Clarence Mette, for several months a resident of this city, and gradu- ate of Ann Arbor, left yesterday for Mexico, where he will ssssns charge of the electrical department of the Grcsne-cansnes Mining company. Businso TriD. L.. l.. Harmon, heavily interested in the cattle business in the Camp Wood section, arrived from Tempe yester. day on business matters, and will re. turn south today. He will como north later in the season to remain. Rseuzn From East.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. ThAyer, tho former general manager of the Ari. zona Land and Irrigation company, re- turned yesterday from Indianapolis, Ind, after an absence of several weeks on business and pleasure. Visited old Home.
 s. B Culp. formerly with the Bash. ford Burmister company in the dry goods department, who arrived from Tempe . few days ago to visit with friends in the city, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he has accepted a lucrative position and will reside
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21
From Sundays Daiiy) Axo Aarks m

Mrs. MArks III.
 The many friends of Mrs. Josephine Marks will regret to learn that she Is confined to her home with erysip- elas.
 Business Mission.
 Joseph N. Nellis, son of l.. P. Nellis of Turkey arrived in the city Friday and left for Phoenix yesterday on business matters. To the Resort
 j, E. Bark, the business man of Humboldt and Mayer, left yesterday for Phoenix on business to be away for the next two weeks. Leave the City.
 Mrs. c. W. Green and daughter Miss Emma Green, left yesterday for Grants Pass, Ore, where they will reside, joining MT. Green who is en gaded ip farming.
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Smoke Golden Band" King of al
sc Cigars.
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PRICETOWN.

May 81, 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BENNINGTON had
as their guests Sunday f. N. Pulliam
and wife, o. b. Pulliam and daughter,
Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Cos.
set and son, Dwight, and daughter.
Miss Mary.
opal Landess a~d sister, Pearl Ila.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Young.
Frank Gibler and family were the
guests of Richard Roush and wife at
Danville Sunday.
Orland Marconett and wife, OF
HolIowtown, enjoyed Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John McConnaha.
Mrs. Amanda Leininger and Miss
Ollie Workman were shopping in
Hillsboro Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. G. Landess and Mr..
and Mrs Bert Landess and sons
Elton, Everett and Ralph, visited
Mrs Sam Claibourne and family az
at South Liberty Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Young called
on the formers sister, Mrs. Kit
Oliver, at Hollowtown, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs Oliver has been very
poorly but is recovering.
A number from this place attended
the dance at the home of Harry Ellis
at Jacksonville Thursday night.
Mrs. Anna Dillinger is spending
her vacation at this place visiting her
father, j. B. Faris and other rela-
tives.
George Allen and family, of Chase
town, visited Irwin Shaffer and family
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Stults entertained her
friend Miss Stella Shaffer, Sunday.
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ALLENSBURC.
NAV 27. 1911.

May Y, 1911.
Mrs. Sue Hart and daughter, Of
Russell, we're the guests of Francis
Ludwick and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ellis, of Nor
wood, are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Galley, this
week
Floyd Wilkin, Of Schackelton, called
on Miss Daisy Carpenter, Sunday
evening.
Miss Mary Smith, of Marshall, Wis.
tied her aunt, Mrs. E. j. Vowel, sew
eral days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stuart and daugh.
ter, Mildred, spent a few days last
week with II. p CLANCY and family.
Miss Emma ShafTer spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs 7. E.
Hawthorne, of Dodsonville.
Mrs Roxie Kirkhart, If Russell,
spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Willard Galley.
Mesdames Julia wilkin and Anna
Michael, of Hoag lands, and Albertine
Henderson, of Jacksonville, were the
guests Of Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter,
Thursday.
Jas, Brewer and family, Of Russell,
spent Sunday with John Hawk and
family,
Sherman Wrinkle and family were
the guests of John Thornburg and
family Sunday.
Uric Pence and wife, Of Lynch
burg, we're the guests Of his parents
here Sunday.
Chas. Hawk and family, of Lynch
burg, called on friends and relatives
here, Sunday.
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CATALPA GROVE.
May 81, 1912.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilkin and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. David Keslor and
son, Glenn, OF Russell, spent Sunday
with Peter Saum and family.
Rev. Barr filled his appointment at
Liberty Sunday and took dinner with
w. f. Wilkin and family.
Ben Wilkin and wife, of Russell,
spent Sunday with Ira Cadwallader
and family.
Misses Eta and Elsie Shaffer called
on Mrs. Dora Bilderback, Sunday
evening.
Ralph and Guy Larrick, of near
Russell, spent Sunday with Arnold
and Hugh Wilkin.
Clark Cadwallader and familylspent
Friday with his son, Ira and family.
o. O. Hixon and family entertained
the following guests Sunday; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hixon and family, OF
near Willetville, and Mrs. Ellen Kidd
and son, Samuel.
Frank Charles and Charley Sherry
called on Ira Cadwallader, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Anne Temple, of Mowrystown,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Nora Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Workman, OF
Pricetown, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Roush.
Ethel Cochran, Mrs. Rella Cochran
and Otho Surber visited at the home
of Clark Cadwallader and family
Thursday evening.
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Obituary.

Sarah Jane Patton. daughter of
Joseph and Elizabeth watt Morrow,
was born April II, 1881, died May IL,
1912, aged 81 years and 25 days.
On December 10, 1850 she was mar
ried to Thomas j. Patton, who was
her loving companion until Nov. 4,
1890, when he was suddenly taken from
her by death. Four children came to
bless their home, only Lizzie M. Boat.
man being left to comfort her last
days. Two. John William and Aman-
da, dying in early childhood only a
few days apart and Sallie NJ. Boatman
preceding her only two years.
She was one Of family Of eight
children, three brothers, John and
Alex, Of this community, and Joseph,
Of Nebraska, surviving her Some one
has likened life to beautiful piece Of
tapestry with all the varied hues Of
the rainbow. With the blue threads
Of love so wonderfully woven that they
blend into the royal purple of our king
and represent the picture of our Mas
ter who was 'perfect through suffer.
ing"
The emerald thread Of hope is the
restful, soothing color, always beauti.
ful to the weary and suffering. Her
tapestry was begun with the blue
/ threads Of love and the white ones of
purity. In 1865 the death of her two
children added the crimson threads Of
sorrow and 1t was then she turned to
| her Master and united with the Fall
Creek United Presbyterian church
which she has always loved and served
so we'll
From that time the emerald thread
Of hope and the blue Of love predomin
ated until 1890 the crimson Of sorrow
was added again, as she gave up the
husband Of her youth. For twenty
years the weaving was UNMARRIED, but
two years ago the crimson was again
added as she gave up one of the golden
threads of her life in the death OF her
daughter, Sallie, who had been such
comfort.
In viewing this finished piece Of
tapesty we find not color has beer
omitted, all are in proportion. We
find a perfect blending Of suffering''
crimson, of loves blue, the emerald o.
hope and the golden threads Of com
fort so beautifully and carefully wover
in by the help of her daughter, Lizzie
and her five grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren, and underneath
all is that clear white back ground o
unselfshness. Though we sorrow
that Aunt Sarah is not with us we arr
glad that she was, and is now, at rest
sweet rest
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MOWRYSTOWN.
May 81, 1912.

Memorial services were conducted
In the Presbyterian church last Sun.
day morning by Rev. Welton.
Many Of our young people attended
Childrens Day exercises at Union
Sunday night.
Rev Hopper conducted the funeral
Of the little child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Oak Reno last week in the U. b.
church. Bursal in the Mowrystown
cemetery.
Fred Parrott has returned from
an extended visit among friends at
Louisville, KY.
Chas. Wrinkle, while carpentering
on building for Louis Sonner, fell
to the ground from his ladder height
of eight feet. lie was unconscious
for time but is thought to be i'm
proving
Mrs. Flora Bennett AMI little daugh-
ter, Of Fincastle, are SPEEDING a few
days with relatives here.
Prof. b. +. Bennington has returned
from the PHILIPPINE Islands to spend
vacation with relatives in this To-
cality.
Mrs Chas. Tissott is rapidly re-
covering from the operation she un-
derwent in cincinnati hospital.
Marcena Sonner who has been very
sick with typhoid fever is slowly i'm.
proving.
DR.. Frunk, N. S. Mann and Louis
Goodman were business visitors in
Cincinnati last week.
Newt Overstake manager Of the
Mowrystown Hardware store, whc
was confined to his home by sickness
is able to be at the store again.
Farmers in this community are
very busy at corn planting.
Miss Sylvia Young and brother
Perry, are visiting their grandpa
Young at Ash Ridge.
The Rebecca Lodge of this place
is in tiourishing condition.
Several people from here attended
Memorial services at Buford asst Sun
lday afternoon.
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SINKING SPRING.

May q, 1912.
Mrs. Jean Roads and children,
Richard and Leora, and Alta Rosselot
and baby girl were guests Of Mrs.
Mace Thursday.
Mesdames Weaver and Hite spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. James
Patton.
Mrs. James Frost and children spent
Sunday with her father, Isaiah Gall.
DIR. Chapman and wife and son,
Floyd, were the guests Of Ed Jackson
and family Sunday.
Carl Phillips and wife and little son
Paul, spent Sunday with her par.
ents, VIM. Countryman and wife, Of
Fort Hill.
Miss Margaret Chapman was the
guest Of Miss Eva Eubanks Saturday
night and Sunday.
Rev. Howard preached a memorial
sermon here Sunday morning.
Miss Edyth Covan and little daugh.
ter, Marguerite, and Miss Tress Nc
Adow we're visitors at Harriet on
Thursday.
Mrs. P. b. Cartwright, of near By
ington, spent Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harvey Kissling.
Several from here attended meet.
Ing at Olive Branch, Sunday.
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LEESBURG.
NAV 27. 1912.

May ~ lJlZ.
Mrs. Belle Wright, of Hillsboro, was
the guest of G. A. Pavey and family
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Slaughter and little son,
John, are visiting her parents near
Martinsville.
Miss Anna Mercer was the guest
of relatives in New Vienna over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Mamie Sanders and daughter,
Kathryn, attended the. funeral SER
vices of relative at Martinsville, last
Sunday.
f. G. Donaldson and wife, Of Colum.
bus, are guests Of E. W. Pavey and
wife.
Charles Kisling and daughter, Ma
oml, visited relatives near Hillsboro,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Mary Burton was the guest Of
Miss Almeda Mcpherson, Sunday.
Glenn Woodmansee and wife, Of
Washington, q. II visited relatives
here over Sunday.
Rev. Luttrell, of Martinsburg, will
give the memorial address Thursday
afternoon in the NJ. +. Church.
Harry Ferneau and wife we're visit.
ing in Greenfield, Saturday evening.
Miss Bessie Warning is quite i'll
with symptoms Of sp nal meningitis.
Prof. d. L. Milne and family will
leave next Monday for Summersville,
Fla, where they will spend part OF
the summer.
Rev. j. NJ. Bailey and family Wis
tied relatives In Wilmington from
Tuesday until Thursday.
Those who were privileged to at.
tend the Commencement exercises
last Tuesday evening were highly
pleased with the program. The stage
had been beautifully decorated for
the occasion with Glass and High
School pennants, ferns and flowers
ohu III NilO iilluSl VI biiCSC diidikCu III
semi-circle sat the Superintendent
High School teachers and members OF
the Board OF Education, while in front
sat six young ladies charmingly at
tired in dainty white costumes, anc
three young men, members Of tie
graduating class. When the curtain
rose the scene presented made a pic
ture long to be remembered. Mis-
Hazel FultZ was chosen for thu
Valedietory which she gave in her us
ual pleasing manner. Col. George w
Balm charmed his audience with hi
eloquent address while the Athens
Glee Club was most enthusiasticall!
received. DR.. j. A. b. Shrofe, presi
, dent of the Board of Education pre-
sented the diplomas to the class in
brief but interesting speech.
5 r. p Barrett and daughter, Louise
, visited relatives in Washington, G. II.
7 Saturday and Sunday.
Fred johnson and wife, of CincIn
l natl, will visit his mother, Mrs
' Cynthia Johnson until Thursday
when the latter will celebrate tn
r SSth anniversary Of her birth.
: DR.. Charles Link and family, o
Washington, G. H., visited his sister
Mrs. l. E. Davis and family, last week
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CARMEL.
May q, 1912.

N~J -'i N"A-'
John Free and family moved to
their farm last week. Alec Simpson
and family moved to the house va
Gated y'them.
James Chestnut and family spent
Sunday with James Penn and wife.
Mrs. o. r. Keelor and daughter
called on Mrs. James Penn one even
ing last week
Miss Margaret Chapman, of Sinking
Spring, spent few days the guest OF
the Misses Eubanks.
VIM. Keelor, sister and Miss Ruth
Henry, attended the Baccalaureate
sermon, at Hillsboro, Sunday night.
Children's day will be observed here
sometime In June.
Miss Ruth Henry spent last week
the guest Of her uncle, John Redkey
and family.
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SHACKELTON.
May 81, 1912

The Mt. Zion Reformed SUNDAY
School will hold festival in the grove
at Shacketon Saturday evening, June
1. The public is cordially invited
Harry Robinson spent one day re-
Gently with his mother.
Miss Florence Ludwick visited with
her friend Miss Rose Trop, last Tues
day.
Mrs. Herman Wilkin was the guest
of her mother in Hillsboro, Friday.
Mrs. Ann Pence is spending this
week with Nathaniel Wilkin and fam
lily, of near Hoaglands.
Mrs. Ed. CLANCY and daughter,
Bertha. enjoyed Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Robert Mcneil.
Mrs. Maggie Orebaugh, of Cincin-
natl, George Orebaugh, wife, daugh-
ter and son, Rebekah and Edmund, OF
Highland, were entertained at the
home of G. o. Pence, Wednesday.
Charles Trop, wife and daughter,
Rose, and Charles Jonte, were guests
of p. W. Charles and wife Sunday.
Walter Lemon, wife and daughter,
Norma, visited Thursday with the
formers parents.
Wright Fawley, Of Tile Junction,
spent Thursday with his father, Noah
Fawley.
Jesse Cluff and family, Of near Lib
erty visited with the formers mother
and family, Sunday.
Josephine Wilkin is spending few
days with her brother, Jim Wilkin
and family.
Aunt Kate Wood entertained Mrs
Frank Orebaugh and son, Edgar
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIII Charles visited relatives
in Hillsboro, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ellis Wilkin visited with hei
brother, Agee Carpenter and family
one day recently.
Miss Rose Trop was the guest OF hel
friend, Miss Zelpha Pence, Wednes
day.
Frank Orebaugh and wife spent
Thursday night at the Mckenzie home
Mrs. Clayton Stockwell and son
Carl, Of Danville, spent THURSDAY
evening with the formers daughter
Mrs. Walter Lemon.
Aunt Mahala Mckee and family en-
tertained Uncle Abe Wilkin Sunday
Miss Villa Robinson spent Friday
in Cincinnati.
Harley Cluff and family were th'
guests of Ed. CLANCY and wife, o
Dunn's Chapel, Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Wilkin spent Thurs
day at General Pence's.
Ed. CLANCY was a visitor in Cincin
natl Sunday.i.
The many friends of Mr.. Mckenzie
were shocked to hear Of his deatl
which occurred last Wednesday. Fun
eral services were held at the hom'
Friday, conducted by Rev. Howard
of HilIsboro, and interment In tn
Mt Zion cemetery. The bereave'
family have the sympathy of this com
munity.