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Sharp County record., 1912-11-01

C. B. Snow, one of Maxvilles
good citizens, was in town We'd
nesday.
Chancery court for the Southern
District will convene here next
I Monday. The docket for the term
is light.
DR.. Austin Barr of independence
county, who was here recently
seeking a location, has located at
Williford.
Sheriff W. W. Bristow is deliver
ing the election supplies to the
various townships. Next Tuesday
is the big day.
J. H. Jarrett, the new road over
seer in Big Rock township, was a
pleasant visitor at Record head
quarters Wednesday.
Walter Southworth, formerly of
this place, is now editor Of the
Mammoth Spring Record, having
last week leased that paper.
Prof. F. E. Wilson writes that
the public school at Hardy, of
which he is principal, has a good
attendance and is prospering.
W. O. Rogers, one of the Records
good friends at King Mills, was a
business visitor to town Tuesday.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
visit.
Prof. O. C. Pickens, the newly
appointed county examiner for the
Southern District, was here Satur-
day from Oxford, where he is
teaching.
A marriage license was granted
Monday to j. W. Whitson, whose
home is in Dunklin county, No.,
and Miss Allie Green of Morgan
township.
John Gulley, who lately moved to
Twin Creek lizard county, from
this place, was here Friday and
Saturday looking after some busi-
ness matters.
County Judge Allen Gay held
county court here every day last
week, excepting Sunday of course,
This term was the busiest Judge
Gay has ever had.
1t is said that there are unusu-
ally large numbers of quail this
fall, which is good news to the
spotsmen. The open season for
this game begins today.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01

twenty-five new pupils entered
the school here Monday. Teachers
and patrons are much pleased
with the manner in which educa-
tional affairs are progressing in
this community.
The prayer meeting service at
the Methodist church on Thursday
night of each week has grown in
interest and attendance in a man
ner gratifying to those interested in
that weekly meeting.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBD|N'
Department Of to' lD'"I V !,
MIN RuCh y

Department OF tDe ''," n
u 1' Lana o'''e' Nv ' 0CIcDcn
Notice ip hereby given lO'' "@ @1s
Nolaonyillc. Arkane0e, VINO '" ssa,
made Homestead y try n" WA, Al
o2o7o. for 80 or NV or S'S,% N'1",aI
II North. Range 4 West O'n - m,,l
has filed notice of intention y. v MA
Proof to establish claim 70 '. Wv csl|
crIbcd, before the Clerk Of SD',' y, ',vIA|
ming Shade, Arkansas on Wv
vombor, 1912, ., LlI
Claimant names ~ wl'nv''V n n
Green Freeman, Montrey Non" w
all Of jacksonville, Arkansas =, o,,Al
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01

P.ney Fork township at EvennsS@'
Richwoods township at Ash Flat
Scott township at Shelbyyillc
South Big Rock township at C'Olc "
South Union township at Mar'In'U@
Strawberry township at institute
Sullivan township at Bricklc SpnfS
Upper North township at Wirlh
Washington township at PoweII'uA'
The same election officers will""'
September, 1912, General Election
Given under my hand this the D'" '
tober. A. ID. 1912. ,,.,,
", ". BRSN
Sheriff, SHARP Ccai''''
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01
THIS RECORD


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Vote ie d Tuesday
John GA an of Cave City wa.
here Tuesday
Have ytso'sed the hooh"orH
That wood promised on sub
scription. Do you get us?
Jas. Brummitt, the grocery drum
mer, was selling goods here Satur"
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Brickle were
visitors at Cave City one day this
week.
Atty. T. I. Herrn was attending
} to some business at Cave City
Tuesday.
Theo. Steele, road Overseer in
the state of Sullivan, was here
Wednesday.
M. B. Coger, another one of the
towns old citizens, was II years
old Monday.
j. M. Kent returned Monday
from Monette, where he spent two
Or three weeks.
If you don't like the page filled
by our correspondents, you're just
naturally grouchy.
"A. B. Sanders, a good citizen Of
Lebanon township, has our graft
tude for a subscription dollar.
Miss Ellen Kerr left last week
for Brinkley, where she has secured
employment in a telephone office.
Inspector John G, Simpson was
here Tuesday and gave a number
of cattle their bath in the dipping
vat.
DR.. j. r. Stockard, the dentist,
left the first part of the week for
Sidney, where he will spend sever
al days.
G. A. Williams and Geo. Goans,
of our home list, this week make
contributions to the Records ex-
chequer.
Z. W. Goodwin, Sharp countys
representative, paid the Record Of
flee a visit while in town few
days ago,
Clerk J. M. Simpson and family
are now residing in the Mrs, S, II.
Davidson property, having moved
there this week.
II. W. Brown came up from
Batesyille Tuesday to spend a few
days in this section looking after
business interests,
FOR SALE-0ne buggy and har-
ness, also household goods Of every
description, Call at my residence,
Mrs. Annis Cochran.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u, s, Land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas,
Oetober "a 1912.

October "a 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Alvin G. Haley, Of
Evening Shade, Arkansas, who on December
10, 1906. made Homestead Entry No. 273OO, Serial
No, Oi70i. NE OR NE OR, Section 25, Township
u North, Range West, 5th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the land above
described, before Clerk Of Sharp County, at Eve.
ming Shade. Arkansas, on the 3Oth day Of Novom-
bcr, 1912
Claimant names M Witnesses Arch CaIhey,
Dave Haley, Dock EYum, T. 4. Taylor all of Eve.
ming Shade Arkansas.
Guy W. Caron, Register.
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBL|p'
Department Of thS a,.1 la'',v /
u, s, Land once Nv NV" OflpMl

Department OF Wv p.,l n
U. s. Land oalco at Lite dScIsSl
Notice Ia hereby given 'n', ~. !. ID
Of Cave CITY, Arkansas Sp' ~ ysII
made Homestead Entry gsl,%,ls.
osoa0, for so OR sW QM '' s'' 'Od,.y|
North, Range 0 West om Y, n nv
has filed notice Of hls0'''" N, VA
Proof, to establish claim " c,,'s ~ IA
erbed, before the County Wv, aSI
at Evening Shade, AfA'''''' /
November, iOig, .,,o,.,sl
Claimant names % y Wv" Wv vBI
Roy l,ande,e, 81, IL o'0UN
Cave CITY, Atl'npfa" l,,v g.c~
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01

, Sharp County Bank at WillifOrd
returned to his home the first part
, of the week, after a visit of few
days here
The Bank of Sidney has an ad.
vertisement in this issue. None Of
the smaller counties of the state
can show more banks than Sharp
, or better ones either.
! Monroe's wild west show gave
two exhibitions here Saturday to
large crowds. This is not the lar
gest or best show in the world, still
there were enough interesting feat
ures to make it worth the price of
admission.
- There is an abundant walnut and
hickory nut crop this season, the
greatest, in fact, for many years.
AS a method of solving the high
cost of living problem the Record
Office has laid in quite supply of
these crops.
The Stereotype, the machine on
which shorthand is taught at the
Springfield Business College, is a
wonder. A good operator can write
, as fast as a business man can die
tate, and transcribe the notes with
out error. 1t is easy to learn.
Write for cataloS.
1T is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine | have ever
used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell,
of Lavonia, Ga. Il have used it
with all my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory" For
sale by dealers.
H. N Stull, constable in Sullivan
township, secured a license We'd
nesday to wed Mrs. Cora Norton, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Askew, who live near Sidney. The
ceremony was performed Wednes-
day evening by Esq. H. T. Chaudoin
of Sullivan township.
T. W. Wilks, who lives a few
miles from town, has just received
a couple of pure bred Poland China
pigs as a gift from his SOL, Elmer
Wilks, who lives at Benton, and
they are beauties. Improved stock
will do much toward better condi-
tions in this country.
Quite a little excitement was
created here Tuesday morning
when fire was discovered in the
kitchen at H. A. Northcutt's resi-
dence. The blaze was caused from
some gasoline catching fire, but
was extinguished before much
damage was done.-Salem Banner.
DR.. T. M. Fly, the hookworm
specialist, is making a good many
examinations here, and it should
be remembered by those who may
want to consult him that his SER
vices are free Of cost. DR.. Fly is
prepared to convince the skeptical
that hookWorm disease is a grave
reality, not a joke.
Last Saturday County Judge
Gay appointed Prof. D. G. Billings
ley as county examiner for the
Northern District and Prof. 0. C.
Pickens as examiner for the South
ern District, Prof, Billinkslcy's
home is near Ash Flat and he Is
now teaching at Franklin Prof.
PickenS lives at Nelsonville, but is
at present teaching at Oxford.
There could be no better medi.
cine than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy My children were all
sick with whooping cough One of
them was in bed, had high fever
and was coughing up blood. Our
doctor gave them Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the first dose
Sharp County record., 1912-11-01

The same judges, clerks and
bailiffs who conducted the general
election in September will also
have charge of the presidential el-
ection in the various townships
next Tuesday,
The boys appetite Is often the
source of amazement. If you
would have such an appetite take
Chamberlains Tablets. They not
only create healthy appetite, but
strengthen the stomach and enable
it to do its work naturally, For
sale by all dealers,
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"Ih grocer thinkiin' ~ tn author
" dhried apples"

gr-rcatcst men we've got to tell ME what is yc'cr
dcc ~ gr-rcat man. Father Kelly saws man S
sr-reat who can do til thing he knows how
10 90 betiher thin most annywan else That is,
IT nc has tn luck TO cash in Re that rule can
prove ycrc til akcl " Toolyus Cayzar, fr I've
obsarvcd yecr scientific handln " shovel. NC
boy, though I've niver mentioned il f'r fear "
turnin' yccr head
But whin look over these lists I'm disap
pintcd in not seen til mintion iv NANNY bni
factor " humanity that I've always looked up 10.
II m goln to make out inc own list I've as good
right as annywan An tn name II put down
fourth is tn fellow that ilwntcd s,,spinders. I've
often talked TO yc about him He's wan iv me
gr-rcatcst heroes don't know his name. but
ivry time look down at me legs an sec they're
properly dhraped think kindly v this ianjus
wanst had an dec that suspindcrs was wan "
IN oldest " human institutions I suppose ivrv
body did That's tn careless way VIC take tn
gr-rcat gifts " science We think there rivcr
was a time whin there weren't all these con
vayncnces We have no thought iv tn lone SIN.
dent Setln undhcr tn midnight lamp an dopin'
ihim out fir tn benefit iv thankless race.
supposed that tn second thing Adam boueh,
afthcr he become ashamed " himsilf-an' he'd
ought not to be goin' around that way aven if
twas ony his own family that cud sec hin-was
PAIR " suspindcrs to hold thin up. But il
amt so Firm what Hogan tells me they're
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supposed that tn second thing Adam bought was pair

an Spralls his back thryin TO throw til hammer
over his icci thinks that mex To tn athalcets
mentioned Flanagan. who cud throw III hammer
over tn moon II nc wanted 10. is III head ~ tn
list iccr little boy think, its tn tlhrivcr iy
Hook an laddher Five Nccr oldest boy thinks
ii Gap Chance. lccr daughter thinks its lawn
ohrcw. An author heads iii list with tn two
Dutclmen that invintcd printin'. though Father
helly says authors was Just as we'll off wlin thew
chakcd their own novels OIL piece ~ slate an
charged people SO much head 10 look a, thin
hey were their own publisher in thin DAYS
Ask a Chinwnan to put down tn hundherd
gr-reatcst men he liver hccrd ~ an We won't rec
onzc name onlcss ii reminds yc ~ wrcrc NC
lost shirt a German will pack tn list as full
~ Germans as brass band. rherc'll be nawthn
but Shakespeare an I'r-rinch in III I9r-rnch LIST
an tn Rooshyan list wud make III Chief " polls
sind ont riot call
IN they're right. all iv thin ii Shakespeare
goes on tn list because he cud throw a pome
farther tim amy man bcfurc or since. Flanagan
ought to go on because he can throw tn hammer
JACK Johnson is as Gr-rcat man in his way as
frisidlnt Eliot They've both got til punch but
us IN Diff rent way. Look out " tn window
at mat fellow acrost III sthrcct cn,bin' IN der
TICK with hammer in wan hand ,nonLc,
wrench between his teeth, an bag v spikes
hanein frn1 his neck. Cud Iogans frind Mil
ION do that He end not no more thin that
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w susPendlrs

acrobat cud write Shirdan's Ride or whativcr
II was Nanny man that cud capture this her,
city with wan hand cuddcn't bate a CARPET
Nanny man that cud rule hundhcrd milvon
strangers with i'm hand is careful TO take
OH his shoes IN tn front hallway whin he comes
home late at night
what makes man great annvhow 1t
ism because he's good, though it may be because
he isn't Nanny hero iv antikity has a pitcher
" sonewan else in tn good watch tn BOYS in tn
office give him FIR Christmas Ii amt because
he betthcr ddycaed thin others There AFRO
fellows taohln' school in Waukegan that cud spell
bother thin Alexandher tn Gr-rcat. II amt
because he's pretty. An album filled with pitch
CTS ~ IN gr-reatcst cud ony be opened afther
dark. 1t amt because they're brave. NANNY
man has voted tn Republican tickey in Missis
supp without aven gettin his name on tn tallv
sheet 1t amt because they're forchnit. TIL on'v
lello"s yc reminder who wint up in hvin'
'hasheens last year ARE thin that come down
too quick An it amt because they plan things
III advance, f'r there was Columbus, whose name
is on NANNY lamp posts, an he didn't find what
nc wint lookn FIR Hogan tells me- an it wasn't
america ne discovered at first but place called
"atlings island that he bumped into on his way
10 Chlny, tn poor deuded Eyetalyan thinkin
ohlny was somcwhcres near Phillydephy.
30 there We ARE Befure we pick out tn
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people has been asked TO make out LIST
" til hundherd gr-reatest men in III
wurruld that now dead"
J dldn. know there that NANNY. said
Mr. lenncssy.
No more did |, said Mr. Doolev. But
]udg'n be what's been turned in be tn bows rs
'''e'r PICK " tn wurr,ild's champccnshp team
'herc not Observation-Disclosures millvon
don't know most " thin They done things in
thradeS that know nawthin' about Ne sec ;vrv
wan that's asked puts down names v la-ads in
thcr own business They all start with Shak
SPe"re' "asilno an Lincoln. but they're ibc
TO wind up with lcphraim Perkins who was IN
ohampcen calcymincr ~ his time
was Andrew Carnaygic started it "
'oorse'' There's man | like Hes good
comp ny Win nobody is takn an some people
ARE thinkin' " goin home, he's ALWAYS ready ia
lump III and get mp some Kind IL parlor ntcrtain
mint whether lis rayforincd spcllin'. or peace
conference, or a h,,ndhcrd gr-rcatcs men con,nv-
luton lie turned i'll tn first list himsili IS il
was org nay, dye mind, there we're hundhcrI
AZ wan names on tn list but he scratched off In
"'S' wan saNn don't want 10 crowd amy
eoon fellow out at the bottom, nc saws ASH
me VINO ARE tn lundhcrd gr-rcatcst men in
'hS'''fy nc says c won't We'll. III tell VIC
VINO 1hey ARE he says, an he puts down Shak
spearc Nashnon, Lincoln Cyrus Butts IN in
WntoT ~ tn pick Lcmuel Higgins. tn nvintor
~ IN steam hoist; tn man that discovered Poland
IN 5ohayn7a. an 10, " other artists that done
fhnes 10 make til steel business what it j. todav
re Is right about il, too He oughn't ia take Al,
tn blame hns,lf
Well, he'd no sooner suggested this rough BIZ,
inlyahe sport Thin tn whole wurr,ld SET down
an begun maxim out lists, an yrv wan done ;u<t
as Andhrew done Ivry man to his graft as III
Sayin IS poc picks out hundhcrd po,es
VINO nc thinks ar-re in his class, or nearly So 4
banker can't sec annybody but Shakespeare
"ashnton an Lincoln excipt tn bows that can
separate money with their thumbs A bar,indcr
'eils ye that tn customers he wud like to see On
ou'i avenln ARE Shakespeare, Wash nton. Lin
CON- an IN Janiuses that has had cocktails namcd
aither thin It's crowded ordhcr. bu, lis &c
sure way to fame as amy know Cincbr;cs
II m no" Col Hickey will be cillybrated whin
people can raynimber whether it was Roodvard
hlPiing or Laura lean Libbev that lived n
brooklyn q manufactures ~ furniture A..
kno"edges that tn men that have had most ;neu-
ence on his life were Shakespeare, Washnton
Lincoln, an tn invintor " curied hair arc,
ccTy man says that his eyes ARE tintned ,;,h
tears Ivry time he thinks iv SHAKESPEARE Wssb,,
ton, Lincoln, an I'll author " dhr;ed ,n,l.,
Sassidy, who goes out to Celtic park ivry sandah
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almost what yc might call modhcrn inyintion.
eish' 'housan years, accoordin' TO Father
hellys count, or fr eight thousan nilyon wear,
!" way they add II up in TIL collcdgcs, tn
""rrnid wint without thin till this modest frind
nan come along with an invintion that has
made 1t possible fr mankind to fight tn battles
" IN wurruld with both hands free. liver since
Hogan told me this can't read hsthTy w;tbou,
putin in lines that make me SILVER Give me
i'ocrty or give me death says Pathrick Hinncrv
raisit MS hands above his head with passyonate
gesture accoordin' to histhry Give me Ghertv
or give me death, says Pathrick Hinnery raisin'
wan hand above his head, accoordin' TO me No
"ondhcr solers i'll tn old times were brave Thev
cudden,t run away comfortably An I've ALWAYS
Wondered how tn Fr-rch cud talk at all in
thin dark days
Who else wud put on me list? Faith
don't know Nanny gr-rcat DEVELOPMENTS has
been made in nc line iv business since LIQUOR
merchants used 10 go ar-round scllin' pints on,
" leather bag. | wud mention tn creators IL
til beer pump. III cash registher. til conbynatie,
cheese, cracker. an coffee plate. tn seegar
lighter, an III njanyous device FIR cutin' OF m
ends " seegars which in oncivilized peervods was
" - 'e' 40 ! III SOnSarncd they were
gr-reater men thin TIL heroes that made lie
Pleasanter FIR me frind Andrew. But In, will;n,
to accept amy mans list so long as it don't in
Guide tn invintor iv til alarm clock an tn gas
meter. I've got thin me other list It's a
good sign whln people acknowledge that othc,
people ARE gr-reat. 1t shows self-resthrant
It's Tar aisier to say no man was gr-rcat. An
ye can always prove that, f'r there's somcthn
tn matther with ivry man, an if there wasn't
he'd be ynched. ! wondher who'll be tn. pr-reat
men ~ today hundherd years firm nov.
l@ook1n over me contemporaries, I shud say that
almost annywan has chanst Posterity. Hin
Missy, sometimes likes to vote f'r tn dark horse
heres wan thing ye may be sure w. an that is
that NANNY boy that thinks he's got tn diploma
IN his bag won't figure in til biographical
ditchnries. Faith, wudden't be surprised at all
II we got in ye'ersilf A hundherd years firm
now man may pick UP histi,ry iv our country
an read At this peeryod there ar-rose a re-
markable figure in tn person of Malachi Hin
Missy FIR cinchries tn wurruld had been full "
talk Now f'r TIL first time there appeared
man who cud listen. He was tn foundher iv tn
POI" rfui school that includes at tn prsint day
most ~ tn thoughtful men iv TIL wirruld'"
But haven't been listenin'," said Mr.. Hen
messy.
We'll" said Mr.. Dooley, Z" if ye won't talk
in we won't listen We can have ye'er tbr,nk
checked to TIL Hall iv Fame tonight Yecr
Icted"
soop9rishs: is1es BY Fsnsey Peter Dannaa
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They Re lii'ble to wind up with
Ephraim Perkins I"

SEE said Mr. Dooley. that a lot ~
people has been asked TO make out list
" tn hundherd gr-reatest men in III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-05
MLRSHAlL HOUSE
IS ''N0W,R[sTOREO
A. p. VA WILL HEREAETEH
HOLD ms MEETINGS IN THE :.
HISTORIC RESIDENCE.

The old John Marshall house has
been completely restored and the As
ISOLATION FOR the Preservation Of vir-
s1nia Antiquities has announced that
It will meet hereafter In this place.
They have been meeting for some
years in the Virginia Historical So
cisty building.
Many valuable old articles will be
placed ~ relics in the John Mar
shall home. Some OF them are: An
autograph letter written by Colonel
Thomas Marshall to his son, John
Marshall. dated November 8, 1875; a
copy Of Marshaii's American. Colonies,
published 1876; q gold locket con-
tanning lock OF Marshalfs hAaf; q
fraceiet made from Mrs. MarshaIi's
hair: photo OF the Marshall statue
in the national capitol: Bible con-
tanning an'autograph Of Marshall, and
considerable money in contributions.
Miss Kate Mason Rowland donated
an historical chair to the association
and that together with one belonging
to BENJAMIN Harrison and now prop
erty OF the association, viii also be
moved to the home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-05
OBITUARY
Thomas 8. Ar1nistcad.

After an illness OF about seven
weeks. within which he had under
gone three surgical operations,
Thomas 8. Armistead. forty-one years
old. one Of the best known and most
popular business men Of tho city, died
Tuesday afternoon in Memorial hos
pital
The death OF Mr.. Armistead came
IS q shock to his friends. as he had
about entirely recovered from the
previous operations. It was thought
ne would soon rally from the opera
tion he underwent Tuesday, but he
suffered q sinking spell and expired
suddenly.
Mr.. Armistead was president Of the
Arm Of the Lefehvre- Armistead COM
pany, mePcha ndise brokers'. or 70
South Fourteenth street.. and lived q
zoos West avenue. He was for many
years associated in business with
Clayton Lefebvre. His brother, John
@. Armistead. had for some time been
associated In business with him. He
was member Of the Commonwealth
club. the Country club and other or
CARNATIONS.
Besides widow. who was Miss
NINE Grant daughter OF the tate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-05
MRS. GOBLET DIES
IN HOME IN PARIS
AMERICAN SOCIETY WOMAN AMI
HOSTESS TO ROYALTY
PASSES AWAY.

PARIS. Dec Airs Robert
Goelet. Of New York and Paris, died
today at her Paris residence.
Robert Goelet was present at his
mothers beside when she died. The
cause of death In stated TO have been
complication Of diseases.
The body will be taken to the
United States
Mira. Goelet's maiden name was
Harriet Warren. She was married to
Robert Goelet In 1879, and had two
children. Beatrice and Robert wal
ton Goelet She passed much OF her
time abroad, both during her hus-
bands life and afterward. making
long cruises on board their yacht, the
WANNA Mr.. Goelet died on the
WANNA IN Naples harbor. April ~,
1879. Mrs. Goelet met the Emperor
William on several occasions during
ner cruises, and both he and the
crown prince Of Germany have been
guests on board the Nahma.
MRS. Goelet was taken seriously al
IN August this year. while at South
ampton. and her ailment was diaxnos-
"a a. cancer. She immediately lett
TOR France to undergo treatment.
Reports as to her condition since
her arrival In Paris had been so
favorable that her death today was
unexpected.
Mrs. Goelets great wealth and So
cial importance made her an inter
NATIONAL parsonage. Aboard her Yacht
ths MAMMA crowned heads and MANY
titled personages from time TO .tn,a
We're her guests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-05
HAWTHORNE MINES
NOT kICH IN GOLD

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Joseph r
Aendy. mining engineer and chem.
LIST In the employ Of the famous
Eiptsstng mines, Of Canada. who ex.
afntned the Hawthorne properties n
1908. testified today at the trial .:
Julian Hawthorne and his associates
on the charge OF using the mails to
defraud.
He said he could find only a trace
OF silver there, and that highest as
says in gold that he could get were
50 cents to the ton. Hawthorne and
his associates had represented that
the assays ran into high values OF
gold and silver to the ton.
Mr.. Mendy said he spent abou. .
week examining the Hawthorne prop.
critics.
Il It common to nnd small traces
OF silver or gold in that section of
Canada"
Yes. very common" replied the
witness. EVEN where there are no
producing mines around. II is typical
Of the country"