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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

terly side ofssaid turnpike. s. 30 de-
grees e. 100 feet to a stake; thence
IN. 70 degrees E. IA poles to
asstake on the bank of said creek;
thence up the'same with the meand=
ers thereof 1913 poles to a stake;
corner of land formerly owned by
George Pritchard; thence with one
of his lines S. rs degrees w. II
poles to stake, another Of said
Pritchard,s corners: then s. H.:
degrees nv. n feet; thence S, as
degrees w. IL poles to the begin
ming, containing 15s square poles,
more or less, being the same land
conveyed to Rebecca s. Taylor by
Enoch Taylor and Annie B. Taylor,
his wife; by deed bearing date the
goth day of December, 1854, of rec,
ord in the ONCE of the Clerk of the
County Court of saidN Harrison
County in Deed Book No. AZ, page
IA.
Said real estate has been sub
divided into four lots, each having
a frontage-oF forty f4Ol feet on the
Northwestern Turnpike, and run
ming back therefrom to Rlk Greek,
the boundaries between said lots be-
ling parallel with the southerly
boundary of Ehe whole tract. and
said lots will be offered for sale sep
arately and together, and will be
sold in such manner as will realize
the greatest price.
a plat Of said real estate and the
subdivision thereof may be seen up
on application to either of the un-
dersigned commissioners.
TERMS OF SALE: third
of the purchase money, or as much
more as the purchaser shall elect
to pay, cash In hand on the day OF
sale, and the resseus - two equal
instaiIments. for which the pur-
chaser shall give his promissory
notes, payable respectively, in one
and two years after the date Of sale,
with interest thereon from the day
of sale, with good personal security.
and for further security a vendors
lien shall be retained on the property
sold.
Given under our hands this 9Th
day of February, 1912.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR,
GBoRGEs N. HoFFHBrMER.
Special Commissioners.
i, I. Wade cofrman, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia, hereby certify that
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with the conditions provided by said
decree, has been given by said spe-
cial commissions.
Given under my hand this 5th day
of February. 1912.
l. WADE COLEMAN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Har-
rison County, West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

WANTED Gentlemen Piano player
and trap drum player. Must be
good. Apply In person or write
Hippodrome Theater. weston, ".
Va.
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

FOR SALE-Four room eOttage, metal
roof, front and back porches, situate
on lot SOx11O it., in Nutterdale ad-
dition, good location. Price $500,
$500 down, one and two years. APP
ply to Guy T. Martin, No. 9, Nutter-
dale, City,
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MISCELLANEOUS

WEST vmGNIA,s GREArbT col.
LEoroR-J. E. DOMAIN, collecting
agency. IS the Oldest and one OF the
most reliable IN the state. have
been doing successful business for
ten years at our present location.
Our reputation as collector is sec
ond to none. We thank our old Gus
toners for their patronage and So
lieit all the new ones. j. E. DOMAIN,
Collecting Agency. office IA west
Pike street, clarkaburs, W. Va.
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CARPENTER repair work done, sat.
tsfaction guaranteed, estimates
cheerfully given, charges accord
ing to Golden Rule. Call s1s-R
Bell phone, or send card to o. G.
Price, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

APPLES! APPLBs.-I have one car
OF extra fine Roman Beauty apples
on track in cJarlBburg. These APP
Piles are sprayed Fruit, grown by one
of the best and largest apple grow
ers in the state Of Ohio. Good eat.
ing, cooking and baking apples.
I also have potatoes, oranges, ba-
nanas, lettuce, and cabbage. watch
Tor our wagon Special price 70
dealers. I can be seen at the wal
ker Hotel noon and evenings. c. L.
Rodgers.
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]. A.pMIN1sTRATR1x NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late
Ernest onestnghel, will please call
on the undersigned at 406 North
Fourth Street, Glen Elk, Clarksburs
and settle the same at once.
MARGARET oNBsTINGHEL.
Administrative Of Ernest onestingher
Deceased.
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FOR RENT--0 rooms With bath b.
'front.'. hall, gas, steam heat, instan,
taneous heater, large private front
porch, rent $500 per month. APP
ply 70 Ghas. D. johnson, Broaddus
ApaFtments. Btoaddps Addison.
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IoST-Friday evening. on bridge.
port car or street, ladies' silver
chatelain bag, containing a 50
gold piece, $3.50 gold piece,
some other currency and Xmas
card bearing owners name ellis
to Lena" $40 reward for return
to 582 Caroline street, Stuart adj
dition, city.
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FOR BALE

FOR SALE-One Of the best grocery
stores and meat shops in the city
of clarksburg, will invoice about
$4,000. VIII sell at first cost II sold
at once. Address or inquire w.
care Telegram Office.
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FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms
in new house. all modern converts
ences Mrs R. ]. Britton, 47s Me-
ehanie 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

WESTON, Feb. 5.=Thomas Lynch,
we'll known citizen Of the county, Isl
dead at his home on Sand Fork, aged
60 years. Funeral services were;heid
in the Catholic church Sunday morn4
ing by the Rev. Father Quirk. Mr..
Lynch was well known in this city
and has a number Of friends here wll5
will. learn Of his death with regret
Weston Wins.
The game of basket ball played
Friday afternoon between the Weston
High school and B1ckhannon resulted
in a defeat to BucKhannon with a
score of fifteen in favor Of Weston.
The boys returned highly pleased
with their success.
Play at Camden.
Doroth, stock, company, Will have
a play at the Camden theater each
night during the present week.
Pie Social.
The pie social given at the Shady
Brook school house Saturday night
was success in every particular a
nice sum was raised which Will be
used in street lights leading from the
railroad yards to the suburbs.
Lot Sale Soon.
Mrs. A. c. annach has the grading
OF her lots about done and expects to
have a lot sale in the early spring,
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FOR sALE-Piano slightly used, in
tirst class condition, cheap for
cash, For further particulars in-
auire Of Charles A. Davis, Gore
Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

losT-saturday night in the Toe
store, or between that store and
corner of Sycamore and Locust
streets, ladies' tan serge hand bag
in'which there was black leather
pocketbook containing less than
IS, in currency and check pay
able to IS. p. Carney" Kindly
return to Telegram Office.
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FOR RENT-one apartment In good
eonditieni all conyenienceS baker
Apartments. Apply Bakers Under
selling store.
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FOR sALE-Penny maehinea 81

FOR SALE Penny machines post
card machines, lifting machine,
punching bag. weighing machine,
Horoscope machine. front and par
titions, 200 opera chairs. ticket
booth etc. A bargain IN the above
goods. Can OF address, W. s. Sim
eraL Bijou theater Bell phone
4s4-R and sl7+w
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ZOE RElTT

FOR RENT-A house and lot n stans.
berry addition; ,EorthyieW. rent
reasonable. Apply at $50 ". PIKE
St, or call Bell phone s5l.w.
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FOR A SHORT TIl1B oNLY-This
masaizine combination saves you
$3.50:
The Dehneator. 800. $3.50
EVery6ody's ............ $50
Dressmaker ... 100
Regular price $500, all for
only $2I2o. Grace E. Reyes, Bell
phone 662-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

FOR sALE--L,ot no. 40 IN IndustriaI
fronting 40 feet on washington ST,
1914 feet deep to Upland Avenue.
VIII sell this lot very cheap for
cash; must close this estate. In
quire of Harvey F. Smith, Executor
of C. R. odell.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED-By a young
man. work of any kind. clerical,
delivering or office boy. References
given. Address "R. IT,, care Tele-
gram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

FOR RENT-Part Of donble house At
2sS South Chestnut street. Six
rooms and bath, possession immed-
lately. No children. Call Bell
phone 2s.
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CAROIiTNE .AYEIlIIT.E

Two story frame dwelling
slate roof, brick Foundation,
Y rooms, bath, cabinet and
base mantels, oak finish oak
floors, lot 4Ox130 to alley
store room on LOT.
PRICE $500
81, 800 down. balance one
and two years
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LOST

LosT-Fridny evening between Cen
trail school building, and Mulberry
street, small folding pocket book,
containing two dollars in change,
Finder viii please return to Tcle-
gram and receive. rewaId.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

SACRIFICE SALE-Of Gibson mando.
Inns and guitars at half-price, all
new stock. Instruments have cases.
If you want a high grade instrn-
ment at less than cost call early.
H. G. Evans, 2Os E. Poplar street.
VIII exchange for anything useful
of same value.
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WANTED position by an expert.
enced lady stenographer. Inquire
of ]. H. wheelock, 1856 West Main
street or Bell phone 1881.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

FOR RENT-Four room fat and
bath, Angle Inn, $15 per month.
Five room fat and bath, third
floor, Angle Inn, will be vacted
February 15. Rent 1857 per
month. Apply at Drug Store,
Angle Inn.
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WANTED-Boy or girl to strip tobac.
co. Apply at Jackson's Cigar Fac
tory. 216 south Second st.
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IaDORGEs NJ. HONFlEEE1NIER,
Special COMMISSIONS,

Special Commissioners.
j, I. Wade German, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia, hereby certify that
bond with security approved by me
as sufficient, and 5In the penalty and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-05

FOR sAIE-Keystone Traction wen
Drilling Machine with tools. Price
$685.. Will accept real estate in
trade. Address H. Collins, sa4
s. Second St., clarksburg, W. va.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
News Forecast of Week
Events of Importance Anticipated
in all Parts of the Country

WASHINGTON D. c. presidential primary
both Maryland ball aronS
Unbiased
fused and that the result of the the democratic
publican alike predicted with
nty Both the Taft and Roosevelt sune
believed
set OF he NO leader
oosevels republican
result him which will
Independence delegates the
The anTat republican Alabama hold
Birmingham Roosevelt delegates
The Nevada
The convention of which will
Harrisburg lively
the factions control the organization and the selection
a A
delegates to the Baltimore gathering will be held in Iowa and Wash
ingon
taking
the United
will City The Henry
Philadelphia
depths will in the
will
parliament federal Heretofore
alone have legaed Various Protestant bodies
particularly
o
is o
Princeton the Dr. John
IIibben president Princeton University
delegates all of the
Nashville Tuesday three DAYS
gatherings
Shrine international
the Red Cross Societies in Washington, D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05

uty that the license might issue, and
completely bowled over any suspicion
which might have existed by the con
fident assurance that the girl was a
.'monoglOid.'
The officer didn't know what a
'monogloid" was, but it sounded good
enough to issue a marriage license on.
He s.D1~ he thought il was some kind
of = mugwump.
With the license in possession ar.
Engagements were perfected to have
the ceremony performed by Justice OF
the Peace c. w. tombstone. In the
mean time the bride-elect disappeared
while presumably buying her trOsseau
The case moved swiftly then, and Il
Was not long before police headquar,
tiers was called and the information
impaired by a friend OF the youn5
woman that an attempt was beinf
made TO marry white girl to China
man against her Will
The chief assigned the humane o.
fiCer TO the case, and BIC took posses
sion OF the girl a little Later she
was turned over to the juvenile court
and placed under the protecting care
OF the probation officer. The girl Is
said TO have made a statement TO
the officer in which she is quoted as
saving that she did not want to marry
Ling and that the marriage was being
forced upon her.
As soon as Judge tombstone was az
prised Of the facts in the case he at
once said if an attempt was made
once said If an attempt was made
stitute a rigid inquiry. II is probable,
bove ever that the superior court vii.
cancel the license and provide .or the
care OF the girl.
In a statement 10 his attorney DlnG
/ said that as a matter OF fact the SirI
had come to him and told him tina:
| she would he his wife. He added
| that If she did not so desire he would
/ drop the matter.
! The lawyer says it is not = mattel
| of law, but of ethnology, and on the
I showing made to him the girl IS not
| a caucasion, but a ''monoglo;j, daG
/ therefore not under the ba1 which
! forbids Mongolians and CaucasianS =
/ intermarry. \ mougoloid Is deilucc
/ BY the Century dictionary as one IL
seinbling the MongOls, or having Non
/ golian characteristics.
/ The authorities are now IN contro
OF the case and said last nigh, that
/ the ceremony would not be permitted
/ first, because the girl is alleged TO Ue
an unwilling party TO the arrange
I ment, and second, because they sssef
I it can be shown that the young 40
| man is within the defiUition Of th'
! term Caucasian.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
Coalition 70 Resume.


II was reported last week that Bis
bee Coalition is to resume operations
after having been closed down since
soon after the slump in copper and
the general business depression which
occurred about that time. A meeting
OF directors was held in this city the
middle of the week at which an agree
ment made in New York. was ratified.
IL is stated that such agreement pro-
vides for the furnishing of half a
million dollars by New York capital
lists to be devoted 10 the development
Of the property and that work Will
shortly be resumed, giving further
employment and still further increas-
ing the monthly payroll OF the dis
trict
The Coalition property is about two
miles from town and consists OF forty
eight claims shaft was put down
120 feet and water was encountered
1t is Stated that the deal which re-
suited in the agreement referred TO
has been under consideration for sew
eral months past. No announcement
as TO what force will lie employed or
the definite time for resumption has
as yet been made.
1t has been expected that the higher
price Of copper would result in the
resumption of work by numerous
properties in the district that were
engaged in development work when
the slump Of 1907 came. The Coalition
is the first OF these properties to make
such announcement. 1t is confidently
predicted that if the present price OF
the red metal holds the next few
months will bring numerous other an.
nouncements of a similar nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
Warren District Mines

Beyond the eakns Of past rec ords for days hosting by the Cop
sinking Of an air shaft between the house and the machine shops
Dallas that shaft the record having been rapidly sunk
in history
announced by the producing companies in the past week
is the c. A
though
4 the smeer than
In its
is
confirmation
the the
is
o o believed
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05

trip to London AMI the closing down
OF the property is result Of his
conference with group of stock.
holders there. The shelter was ready
to be blown in VIXEN the property
was closed down. About 100 men were
effected
The AaQui River Consolidated Cor.
per company is meeting with consider
able success at its property east OIL
imuris, in the Ndgdalena district.
Over 100 feet of work was done duriu !;
the pasl month and considerable ore
has been encountered.
The Mexican Metals company has
begun construction Of the mill viii lll
is TO be installed at The AlacTan prop
erty of the COMPANY located about Is
miles southeast of Cauanea. COndi
tons at the mines are excellent and
more ore IS being encountered at the
Alacran and Palo Seco mines.
Miguel Apalategui OF Aloctezuml
has denounced 10 pertenencias under
the name "Tepehuajc:" located in the
municipality OF Huasabas, district o.
M3ctezuma. for geld and silver.
T. NJ QuirOz, Cumias: II pert, mn
der name Tres Sandals Cumpas,
Moctezuma: gold, silver, copper.
Urbano Quiltana, III Cumaral Ranch,
Ariz.; pert under name FL Cam
on" Nogales, MagdGlena; gold, silver
Also II pert under name Eel Canon
Ga Ia Plata" same locality and mir
erals
Guadalupe Galindc, Antonio LuIdn
and Antonio Petro, ali of Cananea. lie
pert, under name "El Recuerdo;' ~
Manzanal mountains, Cananea Arizpe
gold, silver. copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
Record Of Dallas.


On April 80 r. L. Stallings, who had
The contract for the sinking of the
Dallas shaft completed his work IL
that ground and all work at Dallas
is the now company and not contract
work. Thus the contract was COM
pleted in one year and nineteen days
after its commencement. Yesterday he
started work preparatory to sinking
an air shaft 220 feet deep between
the power house and machine shops.
To all interested in mining the his
tory of the Dallas shaft will be an
interesting one. Work was begun on
April II. 1911 and ended on April so
last In that time 2 two compartment
shaft was put down 1917 feet, four
stations were cut, two drifts of 100
feet each aud tunnel of $50 feet
run in for the timber level The shaft
has two compartments OF { - by ) IL
feet and ir sinking this shaft the aver
age amount Of dirt 10 be moved, 20
allow for the proper timbering as well
as the size OF the shaft was III cubic
feet 10 every foot made in progress
toward depth. That is to say in sink
ing the shaft, leaving out the Drifting
and tInuelling and cutting of the sta
tions il was necessary to move H.
4S9 cubic feet of earth. There were
places where the ground was found
cGying and there it was at times nee
essary to move iIS cubic feet OF
earth 10 make one foot OF progress in
depth
Month after month new records for
rapidity of sinking were reported from
the Dallas. For mucE OF the time only
two shifts of five men each we're used
hut later three shifts were put on
Some idea OF the magnitude of the
other work can be gained from the
statement that the four stations have
each base OF 50 feet.
Another Hosting Record.
II is but few weeks ago that u
HOSTING record that surpassed all pre-
vious ones was announced from the
Sacramento shaft That record for j.
one DAYS hoist is short lived for il
was surpassed on Saturday April y
when there was hOiSted for day
output from that shaft 30S7 tons OF
ore Thus new figures We're eStab
lished and whether these will remain
or will be supplanted by others and :
DAVIS production still further in
creased remains To be determined and
only the future can determine this.
c. and A. Progress.
At the briggs shalt the Calumet an,
Arizona is still exploring the ore bod
les OF which mention have been made
in these columns number of times
That exploration work continues sat
isfactory and is still ia the same orc
The Briggs is developing steadily "
importance as u valued and valuable
holding Of this company. Further eX
liberation is being continued at th'
Mag shaft in the search for a contiL
uation of an ore body which the Cop
per Queen encountered in its prop
erty. From time 10 time ore strike:
are made In these workings, but a.
vet the ore body that Is being sough
in these workings has not yet beer
located.
Il was reported last week at the OF
fees OF the company that a Sigh
falling off in metal production nigh
be expected to be reported from th'
Douglas smelter OF the company an'
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
COOLDN' WE'D
PRETTY GIRL
FOng Long Chinaman Asked
for License to Marry
16-Year-Old W h itc
Girl at Phoenix
OFFICIALS OBJECTED

d. Cupid, fighting at bantamwelght
and wearing a set Of wings, mixed
with Eth Nology in lively bout yes
terday afternoon. says the Republi
can, and Eth Nology by reason Of SUI
peTior weight, longer reach and more
effective punch gained a victory.
The bout was staged in various
parts OF town, but the decisive blow
reached Cupid'S solar pleXus at the
court house, where a complaint was
filed alleging that Teresa Morales
aged sixteen, was about 70 be mar
ried 20 a Chinaman against the dc
sire OF the girl. This complaint was
sworn TO by Humane Officer J. W
Canning, the girl passed under the
protCctiug wing Of the juvenile court
and the wedding did not come on.
It's quite a story, this attempted
union of Chiuaman with a decidedly
pretty girl. whose father was white
and whose mother is said TO be OF
Spanish descent. The would-be groom
is Fong Ling, a young Chinese meE
chant Of good repute, and to whom no
particular blame attaches. According
TO the story told by Canning tue moth
.er of the girl arranged all the details
of the affair, aud was .apparently ide
tirous OF furthering. the course of tr1is
logo by smoothing the way as muct
as possible.
Yesterday Fong Ling appeared al
the Office OF the clerk OF the superior
court accompanied by the girls moth
er and an attorney. who. it. is said
had told Ling that there vas no lega
bar to the marriage.
The mother sighed the parents
( consent; the lawyer assured the dep
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
MsI.rer and Sustoma

The manners OF some people en-
countered in taking walks abroad are
suggestive of the report made by the
old British sea captain who was sent
cut 20 investigate the manners aud
customs OF the inhabitants OF a new
Undiscovered Pacific island. His Pc
port was brief, as follows: Manners
they have none. and their customs
are beastly"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-05
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Greenyille, Mich.
State of Michigan }
County OF Montcaln
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