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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-12-27
T%ueumcari News
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NVAANG kVh
department Of the Interior L. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
December 5, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Ulysses
s.. Epperley, of Harris, n. NJ. who on
June 90, 1905, made II + No. s7i3, for
Nwh and Add No. 0i24l5 made Sept.
-, 1909, for NEh See 81, Twp IN,
Rng 27E, n VI P Meridian, has filed
notice of intention TO make Final Five
Year on Orig aud Three year ON Add 7
Proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described. before Murry w. Shaw
L 3 Commissioner at Hassell, y. NJ on
he 18th day OF January, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David j. Allen. William A. Mont
gomery, Frederick Gerhardt, Francis VI
sollinger, all Of Harris, y. VI.
r. A Prentice, R%egiste'
Dee 10 Jan 10 80
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
MANY TOURISTS MAKE =
AMARILLO STOPOvER

AMARILLO is rapidly becoming one
OF the most popular stopping points
90 the country for overland tourists
Scarcely a day passes In which par
ties do not stop here either making
this 'hc objective point in their out
ing or an important station 10 Den
v.r and the northwest
n is probable that more parties
have already stopped in Amarillo
this year than during the past five
seasons and the volume al present
but indicates the greater and more
general travel OF next aud succeeding
years Amarillo and the Amarillo
country are proving drawing cards.
and the advertising that has been
under way for the past few years by
the automobile and other business
men is bearing fruit.
Among those here yesterday was
the party headed by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Newly OF Acme. Texas. This
couple was accompanied by two sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Brazil and Mrs
Lillard and sons Of Neosho, Missouri
Mr. Newly is president and man
ager for the American Cement Plas-
ter company, while Mrs. Allard is
treasurer Of her home county in Mis-
souri,, having recently defeated one OF
the strongest men for the office.
The party Is enroute 20 Colorado
for a fishing expedition OF two weeks
and ! is probable that the return win
Ng/adc through this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
u. '. I. Entertained
by MIR. sears.

The Rural Needle Cub was delight
fully entertain Thursday afternoon
by Mrs T. r Sears The parlors OF
the home were prettily decorated
with a profusi1u Of pretty cut flow
ers and fle3 the air with their fra
GRANGE.
4 short business session Was held
during th. early part OF the after.
noon and later the ladies spent a
pleasant time with heir dainty need
lework and O happy Flow OF couve.-
sation added 20 the joys OF The mctl-
ing Late in the afternoon -he gue.'s
were served banana salad peanut
butter sandw.hes olives cake ana
fruit punch
The guests for '.. afternoon were
Mrs q T. Humphreys Mrs Charles
Dammie- Mrs W T. Benton. Mrs
Locksiage Mrs Mccartney Mrs Hay
den Humphrey Misses Rosa. Lille
and May Dammler Jessie Mccartney
and Fioy Sears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Mrs b Vs. owen 0f Fort Worth
who has been the guest Of her SIS
Ter Mrs Davis Tudor left this morn
ing with Nrs owen for Roswell
where be- goes ou q business trip
Miss Jessie stephens has returned
90 her home. 1910 Tyler street after
Ia pleasant visit OF several days with
friends I'm clarendon
Mrs r Il. Bedford and daughter
Miss Marie. have returned from a
very pIeasan, visit with relatives Iu
plainview
Miss Emma Gene Schott has rc-
turned 10 her home In Fort Worth
after "a delightful visit In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J y Russell soc
buchanan street
Mr.. and Mrs. ! Y T Bassett are
in Mineral Wells for Mrs Bassetts
health.
Miss Ruth Dimick returned yester-
day 20 her home. 700 Tyler street
from a visit az Waco and points IN
west Texas
Miss Cula Skipwith left last even
Ing for q few weeks visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. +. Baker, near Claude
Mr. and Mrs W r Cook and Mrs
Minnie Brightwell Of Henrietta and
Mrs. Chas. Burrow OF Canyon are
~ufet1 ~ Mr. and Mrs O. Mount
COO Van Buren, street.
Mrs J a. Rawls Is visiting friends
and relatives in Rellville
Mrs. J @ Mathews has returned
% her home. 702 Pierce street. from
o most enjoyable visit .n Denver and
Colorado springs Colorado while
away she was O. guest % Mr and Mrs
% 2 Collins formerly OF tfis city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
Mrs. Schrichcr HDnors
Guest With Party.

'utNt w WI
Mrs II w. SCHNEIDER was hostess
at a charming party Thursday after
noon for her guest, Mrs. Rutherford
OF San Antonio, az her home 30i
West Eighth street. from $3.50 10
o'clock.
The parlors OF the home were made
very attractive with vases OF beau
tful carnations.
Upon the arrival OF the guests de-
licious fruit punch was served by
Mrs. Frank Ryburn and Miss Eunice
Burkhead When the ladies were
seated in the parlors each was given
dainty boudoir cap with the priv
ilege OF decorating II as her fancy
dictated and the result was the caps
were daintily hand embroidered IN
many pretty designs by the ladies'.
They were then wrapped in tissue
paper and placed in a large basket
and each guest drew a package and
the charming little caps were a much
appreciated souvenir OF the after
noon.
The hostess served delicious peach
ice cream with nuts. grapes anf cake.
The guests were Mrs. Rutherford,
Mrs. j. L. Richardson, Mrs. Brewer.
Mrs. A. II. Willborn, Mrs a. {. Will
born, Mrs. Frank Ryburn, Mrs. How
ard Trlgg Mrs. J. /. Scott, Mrs. H.
II. Cooper. Mrs. o. p. Kiker, Mrs. w.
NJ. Jeter, Mrs. John Lambeth, Mrs
DeGrassi, Mrs. o. ID. Anding, Mrs \
c. Covington, Mrs. VIII Collins, Mrs
A. s Tugwell and her guest Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. Howard Wilson,
Mrs. W. r. Hollis. Mrs. Monning OF
Ruxton. La, Mrs. Otis Truelove, Mrs.
c. d. Jackson, Mrs. Wellmaker, Mrs
ID. w. Owen. Mrs. +. +. Robinson
Mrs. Davis Tudor. Mrs. B. w. Owens
OF Fort Worth, Mrs. J. y Vernon
Mrs. Shelton, Miss Eunice Burkhead
and Miss Mary Sheppard OF Plano
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
MIR. AND MRS. CARL POOL
VISITING RELATIVES HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pool OF Sher.
man, accompanied by their daughter
Miss Lucy Mae Pool are IN Amarillo
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. i Blan-
chard and other relatives During
tho stay here. Mr.. Pool will travel
surrounding territory In the inter
est Of his business.
Both Mr. and Mrs Pool are we'll
known and thoroughly popular iu
Amarillo, having formerly lived in
this city. Mrs. Pool was Miss Lucy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
VbTHER OF MRS. WALLACE
ARRIVES HERE Tca VISIT

= T. Critics OF Salt Lake Cts
Utah, arrived in Amarillo for % yis..
OF week or two with Dis sister. MrE
Dave Wallace a. i07 North Fillmore
street This Is the first visit of Nr
Critics 90 the Panhandle, and Doc cam.
this way especially for q stay with
.his sister and brother-in-law. prior f5
"a return 20 the family home OF Ia
zil, Indiana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
. !. u. COBB WILL 4
LOCATE IN AMARILLO.

J. ]. ID Cobb Of Dallas Is in ANA.
riilo. and il is stated that he has de-
termined to locate In Amarillo and
begin the practice of law. Mr.. Cobb
Is not an entire stranger in ANA
rillo. having visited here before. lie
comes with recommendation as a
gentleman and able lawyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
More Interesting Than a Novel.

Woodrow Wilson wrote the most
Interesting story OF the American
people ever written II Is the story
OF our country's life from earliest
times 10 the point where history and
the present meet Write Harper a.
Brothers. Franklin Square. New
Xrk. for fun particulars. 2f9 In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
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TELEPHONE rt

lawn which surrounds The parsonage
this evening from 10 ! O'Clock.
A musical program will be- render
ed. beginning al o'clock. and ice
crean and cake will Boz served during
the entire evening.
They invite Their many friends TO
be with them az some time during
the evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
NV. JENKINS REPORTS
ALTUS REVIVAL SUCCESS

Rev r. +. Jenkins. pastor Of tho
First Baptist church. has just return
"a from Altus. Oklahoma. whore ho
assisted the pastor. Rev. ]. W. Jen-
ninrs In a series OF revival meetings
about thirty persons being convert
ed Already more than twenty OF tho
new converts have Joined the church.
and II Is stated that others will do so
Sunday.
The meetings IN Altus continued
only ter days. and Rev. Mr.. jenkins
states that everything was left in e1-
cellent shape. the church having been
greatly strengthened and built up.
The Amarillo minister aid all OF the
preaching. Rev. Mr.. Jenkins states
that he viii flll his own pulpit Sun
day.
Etx .-f.t<-<.< (Sx.l.xfx. - A. A..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Mae Blanchard and spent the greater
part of her liie here. while her hus-
band, son OF Mr. and Mrs. II. +
Pool, was engaged In business here
during a short term OF years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

For fountain refreshments, service
and splendid music. 20 TO Dickson s.
Amarillo Drug Store this evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Mrs T. Monitor Announces the
marriage OF her daughter Mrs Ida
Lewelling. 10 :. J Call on August I
~ Pierre, South Dakota Mr.. and
Mrs Call will spend some time in
Amarillo during September. Mr.
Can is a santa Fe employe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
announcements

The Mary Jennings Circle Of the
First Christian church will meet this
afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock with Mrs
Henry Jack $50 Fillmore street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Ring iI3. that's Pike Stroud. Tor
the TaNicab-it don't cost any more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
Sacred Concert ut
First Christian Church.

A social concert will be given to-
morrow evening at the First Chris
tan church by the members OF the
choir under the direction OF Profes-
sor Peterson with Mrs. Shannon as
organist This Is a special service
for the travelling men.
The program will be rendered as
follows:
La Cascade .............. fanrr
Mrs shannon.
Savior. Breathe an Evening Bless
inr Observation-Disclosures. Stehbins
Choir
Invocation .......... Rev. Jennings
Ry-Gone Days .............S Smart
Messrs Hoover and Peterson.
The Lord is My Strength $50 Giebcl
Choir
Flee as a Bird 49,. Old Spanish Air
Miss Matte Guleke
Rock OF Ages ............ Hastings
Male Quartette
Mans Value in the Marts Of Life"
Sermonette ....... Rev Jennings
Praise We. trio from Attila) Verdi
Miss Hiatt. Messrs Hoover and
Peterson.
Love Divine. All Love Exoelling
......... ............. Iundel
Congregation.
The King ~ Love Ny Shepherd Is
.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Shelly
Miss Hiatt. Mrs Smith. Mossrs
Hoover and Peterson
Abide with Nc ............. Pierce
Choir.
Offerfoire in \ Minor Durham
Mrs. Shannon
Praying For You ........ Parks
Male Quarto'ts
O.
Junior Philatheas 10
Give Lawn Party.
Tho Junior Philathea class OF the
Polk street Methodict sunday school
will entertain their friends on the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Ostcopathy, natures way to health
Dr. Clemnets Eberstadt building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Lovers of good music viii enjoy
the time sopnt az The Amarillo Drug
Store this evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24
Junior Philathcas 10
Give Lawn Party.

Tho Junior Philathea class OF the
Polk street Methodict SUNDAY school
will entertain their friends on the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

Fke-Riccc Orchestra at the ANA
rlllo Drtg Store tonight. don't miss
this muiic. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-24

n Licensed TO We'd
NJames letters Summons and Mabel
MAY BurlnCame.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08
Bad Accident Averted.
Gackle. Feb. 3.-Christ

Gackle. Feb. 3.-Christ. Knoll
mad narrow escape from death
while at the elevator. 1t seems that
different parties had called for feed
corn. and Christ. proceeded to sup
ply them, but upon starting the ele-
vator only a portion of the corn
passed through chute. and Mr..
kroll went to find the trouble. He
jumped into the bin upon a pyramid
OF frozen corn, the center of which
had gone through the chute, and as
a result fell into the open space
thereby breaking the corn loose and
burying him, The parties waiting
for the corn, after discovering that
Christ. was buried. called for Simon
Bieber at the nearby elevator, vino
soon got the victim from under the
corn. Christ. was damned little
and has been laid up since, but is for.
tunate in not having any serious in.
juries. 1t was very fortunate tina,
some one was there when the acciden,
happened or he would have met :
! terrible death.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08
Authorities Care for Family.

Stanley Feb. 3. Solomon Hog
ness, who lived on claim ten miles
east OF Stanley, is charged with a
statutory offense committed on hn
daughter Information came to
States Attorney Miler's hands and
ne immediately made an inyestipa-
'lon and found the Hogness family
residing IN a small shack, consisting
OF but two small rooms, with very
few cooking utensils. Although
there was family of five children
besides the father and mother. there
was only one bed in the house. and
part of the family were sleeping
upon the floor with very little bed
clothing. logness was placed in
the county Jail at Minot. in default
OF $4,000 bonds. awaiting court. He
has refused to converse with any one
regarding the case, although he
doesn't deny the act. as he states
ne may have committed the same.
but doesn't remember it. 1t is al.
legged that the crime with which he
is charged continued over period
of several months.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08
Notice of Real Estate Mor.sas,
Foreclosure Sale

Notice IS hereby given that ,,.a, 4.
mortgage executed and delivered - II
Johnson and Jennie 7. johnson. - Is =
nasue stare bank. corporation, eatst ia
stu DAY Of Novem oer. l9s. and f ed II. ~. :
IN the Office ~ the Register ~ l,.-.d, n
county OF En mons ana state Of N6sin a.
IN on ths tenth day OF Noverls,.. Il
r r., IN Book > o. Morielss> IL !.
"a ~ no assigned By said mortgage. >i-aas
J. Murion by assignment date ,ss-e
Tor record in the ofsce Of TIE K--.,-.
,,'eeas al Emmons county, stat. 8. =
~ sets March ~. 1919. ana rscoreec
= Of Mortgages al pase So u d. =
by = sale OF The premise, ii sasn
ana be rein s:ts. deserted, al liz t-6s'
Q. The Cou.; Eop>.- a; Luton. ~ NJ, d,
~ SIMMONS and state Of North -.
as pour OF two O'clock p u. on ~. :;
n ,,,,. Marsn, lsis. 70 >s'isty The AZ
= pom snch mortgage on tie day q So
p.snisss dsscr.nvo in soch n.e.isA-
which vii be sold 10 satisfy ,be So :.
deserted As follows. TO- VIII
9. H.. ~ acss>
nal NJ, Q. southwest alAsis, Of s-7c.isa
uN, III Ies n>hip one i.unar.d ;ai...
ne.thot Range st-veufy- fau.s-. w-si
= NJ eSntatuiuS ~ acres
mai or!ausi has been ad- Il II. tr
MN! o. tselv re ooiiaf> one Nove.a--. -
iiiu IN me pay ,ueni Q. The tu,,fs-,
Ivy We coilas> due Move *. l@i!
There VIII h cue on such ulu-,ese-
ss.S OF >ais the SUE 81 sw-nfy-is- * :,
.ssths Sol ias>. together with me -.
anu asou'>snasnt> incurred az ~.
sach force o>ar ~. ioc4a affs.r.s.
s.nNsaea oy Az Ne procs-.-1 .uS> AAx. es
mac Al .as Q. otherwise 70 rec -. ~
~ -tsS ~ $40 ,uorifac- @, acy ;s4.-st4s
sisnss fssss' STEPHEN ! Mt
As>sS,ee = A4.;-
ATTORNEY !os A>>lc-.sss Q. Mss,1-a.
A,'ae>towss. NH Ia. si,s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08
benzoate OF soda. Illegal.

benzoate OF soda. Illegal!
S263-Lingon Preserves Abedson &
Scott, Providence. r. l. Contain
benzoate of soda Illegal.
S267-Cane & Maple Sugar Butter.
Dickinson Brand. Marshalltown Sy.
rup & Sugar Co. Marshalltown. la.
Contains benzoate of soda Illegal
S27l-Maple Syrup Submitted by
Mrs. c. NJ Stevens. Cakes. N d.
Contains large proportion of cane
sugar Illegal.
S273-Soda Crackers Northern Can
dy & Cracker Co. Minneapolis.
MINI Short weight; weight not
shown Misbrandcd
S279-Maraschino Cherries Our Own
Brand. Slocum Bcrsrcn Co. Minnie.
apolis. Mimi Contains benzoate Of
soda: not properly labeled Illegal.
S2S0-Toma,o Catsup Royal Brand
Warfield, Pratt. Howell Co. Sioux
City. la Measure moi shown: made
from decomposcd material Illegal.
SoSl-Lemon Extract w NJ noyt
Co. Chicago. III. Short weight
Misbranded
S2s7 Split Drls Qnail BRAND TOT.
erton & Warfie,d Co Sioux Ciiy. la
Contain alum and hrnzoates Illegal
S30S--Gelatin Ice Cream Walter
Master. Willow cl,y. N. n Low in
butterfat Illegal
R3l7-Ketchnp. Tomato. Compound
Jersey Packing Co. Cincinnati. o.
Made from low grade material and
contains glucose lllrgaI
S3lS-Swcct Gherklns Blueblr., brand
Stone Or'lean Wells Co. Duluth.
MINI Weight not shown. coutain
alum Illegal.
S324-E Extract OF lemon Iauenrrd
Brand Stone Ord,an Wells Co. Du.
luth. MINI Short measure Mis-.
branded
S336--Swest Pickles Homo, Rrand
Gowan Pcyton Twohy Co. Duluth.
MINI Contain alum and hen,oate
OF soda Illegal
1859 Evaporated Apples belmont
Brand leopold & F'cron chicago.
Ill Weight not SHOWN. shor, meas
.rc. made from wormy apples: un-
NJ for food Illegal
S353 -t',,rrnnts Cleaned Par,acnon
Nrand Name and address az pro
Queer not given BADLY infested
with insects, nnill for food Illegal.
1854 Candy Ruttcr Creams Assert.
Coconnnt Squares Submitted nv !
u Sl,arfr,r. Ashley n u Coated
saG7 c.r,,, w'.'',...
10 n n c,,,nr., ,'s ,,.,,,, : ~. .af'
.,.n 'AI
Cn ,,,a,,, '" ,.',., 40 r''ss Mere.
nns ,.nn,n, .,,,' " ''nshed
., NV ."''o" WIN ''lcnm illegal
s,,,,'n u,,' -, ", ,.s, , 'rann Wal NICE
,a,,, 49,, ..e, na''rs IA TOT
's''''" "''" soatr" with ia's'um H.
s,s, ,,..,
,.,d hv ,.n'.,'''' ",''''s submit
Parse A. ~ $3.50. ".''' afd' 60
nodn ,il,,,, ''''''" "'hsHa's Q!
xay4 swr., r,..,,o. p,
contain alum and sodium hen.
..n' "'" ,. ''l's"'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08

all take passage up Salt River OF
| the same craft.
Winchester Correspondence.
Mr.. 4. H. Morrison. the Win
chester mail-route contractor, passed
over the line the other day to see
that everything was in good con
dition.
Six teams from this neighborhood
departed for Bismarck in one day
last week. They were Messrs. Ma.
haney. Petrie. Parker. Wilson, Bum.
stead and Stouder:
Cherry Grove Correspondence.
Messrs. W. S. Casselman and John
c. Jack Dwyer are hauling hay
| from Goose Lake. The former
gentleman is now knownas "Jedge. y
he being the police magistrate in
Bismarck. Mr.. Dwyer moved away
years ago.
Mail-carriers. railroads and town
sites are the principal topics at pres
! ent in this part of the county. Ut
was more thar eleven years before
the railroads or townsites were any,
thing else but topics, the first rail-
road in Emmons being the 500,
which was built to Braddock in
1898.
| Lost! Between Steele and Will
Transport, Jack Lloyd. better known
as the "blizzard-blown mail.car-
rier." AS he has not been seen or
heard from in these parts for ten
days, the people who get their mail
at Armstrong postotfice will give a
Jackpot to any one capturing and
delivering him to them within the
next fortnight.
Armstrong Correspondence
A. B. Peterson started for Bis
marck day before yesterday with a
load of wheat and some dressed
hogs.
Uncle Dudley thinks the mail
facilities are "thunderin' sight
WISER than when he carried it for
nothin" He never likes to use the
same crossword twice on the same
subject, and when your correspond
emf saw him last the above was all
he had in stock.
EDITORIAL
The saloon has been fired out of
the capitol building at Bismarck. In
other words, the tipping legislators
have been de-horned.
The second issue of the Record
was printed June IL. 1884. Three
columns of display advertising ap.
peared in practically all from Bis
marck firms. At that time nearly
all of Emmons county was directly
tributary to Bismarck for even so
much as paper of needles. 1t was
as common then to hitch up and
drive from thirty to fifty miles to
Bismarck as it is now to drive three
or four miles to your nearest town.
1t was not uncommon then to walk
the distance. Ia fact, when the ed
itor Of the Record made his initial
trip into Emmons county half Of it
was accomplished on foot.
A local announces that the Bold
Bismarck Bonehunters are abroad in
the land. Gathering buffalo-bones
was common business for EN-
mons county people then.
In its second issue the Record Of
fers threeyears' paid-up" sub.
scription to the first Emmons county
couple whose marriage announce
ment appears in its columns.
Note of the finding of coal-"Da-
kota Diamonds" as the Record dubs
the products made. One vein
was found by prospectors on the
Edick place and the other on the S.
E. Brindle farm (near Hazelton).
while we'll was being dug.