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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-06-20
Cavalier Co. Teachers Institute.

Considerably over n hundred
teachers have enrolled at the Teachers
Institute which opened Monday fore
noon in the assembly hall of Langdon's
handsome new school building and will
continue in session until Saturday at
noon. Sup't Edwards, of Mimic. as in
structor, IS quite favorably impressing
the attending teachers and Miss Sander
son in charge of the primary work finds
her visit to Langdon this time enables
the renewing of many friendships and
acquaintance formed a year ago when
assisting il the institute work. Other
distinguished visitors here during tbs
week include President Worst, of the
Fargo agricultural college, Dean Ken
nedy, of the university at Grand Forks
Prof. N. G. Abbott and N. G. Mcdonald
state inspector of rural school, all OF
whom are taking an active part in the
work of making the Cavalier county
teachers institute for 1912 a most un-
qualified success along educational lines.
Outside of the routine institute work
the teachers have been given an op-
portunity to hear some fine addresses.
A trip out to LaDgdon's experimental
farm also helped break the monotony. |
Our citizens, the commercial club and
business men are each striving to do a
share in aiding the county superinten.
dent, Miss Helen Sullivan, make the
weeks visit of the teachers in Langdon
al enjoyable one.
Below is given a list of school teach
ers of Cavalier county who have regis
tered their enrolment and are attending
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
MANAGERS NAMED
FOR The ELECTION
THOSE WHO WILL SERVE AT s- (.
cIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
CN FEBRUARY II.

The regular meeting OF the COM
missioners Of roads and revenues OF
Glynn county was held at the court
house yesterday al noon and q num-
Der OF routine matters were disposed
OF. Managers for the special election
10 De held on February II, al which
an ordinary will be elected TO sue
ceed the late Judge Horace Dart, we're
named as follows:
25th district, Don McCaskill, John
Postsll, ". H. Shadman.
26th district, ]. T. Lambright, ". J.
Way, P. NJ Golden.
9th district, 3. N. Scarlet, Alex
Livingston, J. J. Smith.
l356th district, T. ". Lamb, Charl-
ton Wright, J. B. Jones
144s district, l. J. Lang. J. c. Suick.
land, R B. Arnett
The clerk of the board vas instruct
ed 10 advertise for bids for the keep
Of the city clock for the present year.
and a few other matters OF minor
Importance were handled al the meet
ing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
KIDNAPPED KID FOUND.

Chicago. Feb. 6.-A1-o1:o Maggiore,
j.. l. years old. soc Of an Italian
grocer. 20 whom he police have been
searching s.rce January 2Sth on the
taeo-y .Aa- he Rad been Kidnapped,
returned 70 his home this morning.
He vas taken 10 a police station By
rs Parents where he said he lef;
home OF h:s own accord. He said he
had g and after spending z portion
c: i. feared 10 90 home. He said
h4 1ad been living n Z downtown
lodging house.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
STEAMER ELLEN is SOLD.
Bought in Yesterday by ). r. morgar
for $500.

Tie little steamer Ellen, which Eas
formerly operated between Brunswick
and S. Simon b. the Peoples Line,
vas sold from the block b. Sheriff
B4--:e yesterday 3. noon and was bid
Il D. J. Il Morgan fo- $500.
The Ellen IS : very comfortable and
fast little steamer, being 80 feet in
length and equipped with large
s,ean engine. NJ Morgan, the par
chaser. has not ye: decided exactly
wha: Re will % with tie steamer. but
/: s more than probable that he vii.
convert he- into : pleasure yacht.
The only othe- bidder a. the sale
yesterday was Y. :. Parker. Of the
Parker -HeusslI Engineering company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
THIS DECISION
Is OF INTEREST
REFEREE ISAAC DECIDES An IN,
PoRTANT QUESTION IN TIE
BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Judge Max Isaac handed down .
Te7y Interesting ruling n the bank
Tuptcy court yesterday. Il came up
in the Intervention OF George H. Coos
IN The bankruptcy proceedings of the
Sapelo Lumber company. IN tie pas,
a trustee in bankruptcy merely stood
Il the position OF the actual bankrupt
However, special act passed By con-
gress in 1910 makes the trustee in
bankruptcy a judgment creditor. The
decision in question is of interes: be-
cause il is the first time, in this sec
lion OF the state, that this new act
has been applied. The ruling o!
Judge Isaac denies the Intervention
OF Mr. Cook and after reviewing the
point involved. he closes his decision
with the following:
Since the amendatory act of 1915
supra the trustee in bankruptcy as TO
all property in the custody OF the
bankruptcy court is deemed vested
with all the rights, remedies and pow
ers Of a creditor holding lien by
legal or equitable proceeding thereon
and therefore if this contest S'eresaz
tween the render and 2 pessaEs - =
ing lien b. legal OF equitable pro-
ceeding under the laws of Georgia,
the latter would prevail According
". there can be no question as 70 the
conclusion TO be reached in tlis COL
troTersy. All OF the authoritative re-
ported decisions are 10 the effect that
under the amendment aforesaid when
ever creditor may attack contract
OF conditional sale or bailment . trus-
tee has the same right. See il re
Franklin Am. Bank. Rep. 81, n re-
Bazenere IS, Am. Bank. Rep. 494. in
Calhoun Supply Co. IS Am. Bank Rep.
526, il re Nelson 191 Fed. 235, in re
Hammond IS An. Bank. Rep. 336, in
re -3artdagan 26 Am. Bank. Rep. So,
ana in re Williamsburg Knitting Mills
% An. Bank. Rep. lis.
1T must follow that the right OF
the interTenor in and 10 the property,
if any be had, was destroyed by the
amendatory act OF 1910 which placed
the trustee in the attitude OF d third
person contesiing this claim. The
failure OF tke vendor % reduce his
contract 10 writing and 10 execute.
attest and record his contract as re-
CURED By the Georgia law renders
whatever agreement was had between
the parties nugatory as against the
trustee IN bankruptcy OF the pu-chas-
er and an order must therefore be
entered denying the intervention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
OWLS PASS RESOLUTIONS.
On :he Death Of Wife Of One Of the
Members.

At the regular meeting OF the Bru1s-
wick Nest Of Owls held last nigh. the
following resolution was passed:
Whereas. in the all-H:se dispense
ton OF Divine Providence, il has
pleased Almighty G0d . Yis.t with be
reavenent our brother and president,
E. 4. Edwards. in the loss 0: his es-
t!ma5le wife and 1elpua-e;
And whereas this nest has learned
with deep SORROW OF the a6lct!oE VS.
tied upon our brother; and Ee oe-
sire b. these resolutions 70 express
our sympathy and share with hin 2
sorroK that has 20 De endured . De
p.o2Erly appreciated
Fhe-etore be il resolved - this
nest that these resolutions b adopt
ed 9! . rising vo-e. TIA, ~e extend
70 Brother Edwards II This the sad
hour OF his bereavement our brother
IL lsTe and sympathy, knowing ,ha;
our Feayengly Father knows VIVA, Is
best and doeth ali things vel. And
While We cannot understand TOW some
day: Ne shall b. able 10 see face 70
:ace arp KNOW fully as we are known,
and Z tha. "a! al WI. be made Clear
are+p,ain.
Resolved further nat { page Of our
minutes te devoted . properly il
sc7-i1s these resolutions uso1 sane
and that { co1y 0: these resolutions.
under he sea. @: ne nest. be fur
n.shed Brother Edwards b. tae *
retary.
Adopted py rising vote 0. al mem
oe-s Ires/
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
President Taft is Endorsed
By Clynn County Republicans S

To the state convention, Il. 7. Dunn,
{. !. Elliott. = ? Ponder, T. y Sci
lers.
The .ollo~iag Officers Of tie count.
committee were named: .. II. Afford
chairman. 2. L. Jordan. vice Chairman,
?. " Sellers, secretary.
Resolutions were rassed strongly
e,d 'rs!ng the administration Q. Pres
ident Taft and recommending as dele
gates a. large &c the national replb
fcan convention the following repub-
licsas: H. 6. Jackson, J. D. Lyons, q
L. Johnson, W. H. Johnson.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
All Ready to March,

New Orleans, Feb. Traditional Or
ders we're received from the Depart
nent OF the Gulf headquarters az Al
lanta this morning for one company
Of the heavy artillery stationed at
Jackson barracks in this city, to be
prepared 70 leave Immediately upon
the receipt OF orders transferring them
10 the Mexican frontier.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07

TIE republicans OF Glynn county
met in convention yesterday, named
delegates 10 the state and dist-ic,
convention and passed resolutions en-
dorsiay President Taft for the replb-
Ecan nomination for president and
transacted other business. De,ega as
named By the meeting were tie fol-
lowing:
To this district convention, G. ?.
Ponder. c. L. Elliott. T. n. Sellers.
u. ". Afford, 3. L Jordan. L. Gillard,
u. 3. Garnelt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED
BY SANTO DOMIkGOlANS

Sentc Domingo, Feb. 5.-Senor Vic
toria. who has filled the office OF
provisional president since the as
sina-!on OF President Caceres on No
Tenber 19. |as elected today presi-
dent Of the Santo Domingo.
President Victoria was formerly in
the Caceres cabinet and was I great
friend Of the former president. He
s about 50 years old and is said to
be wealthy.
Order prevails throughout the re
public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
COUNTY SOLONS
AGAIN WANT AN
EXTRA OFFICER
COUNTY WILL PAY TWELVE Hun
oRED 4 YEAR TO SPECIAL
COUNTY OFFICER.
Believed People viii Object to tAs
Employment Of Man Whose DUTY
II YIN Be TO Look Up Petty Viola
tons in the County.

Though they have failed and refused
10 appropriate even small amounts for
the betterment OF the county roads,
and for any other public improvement
which has been demanded By tie peo-
pie Of tie county, and though they
have argued all along gha, GiynR
county could 10- afford 70 do much
needed improvement, il various sec
tions OF the cour,ry; While they have
refused 70 appropriate a Zen hundred
dollars for the bet:erme1c O: court
house square, which could De made a
pretty place :. E no1.la. cos;, the
county commissioners. :; Their meet
ing yesterday. recommended tia; =
special COUNTY officer be en2loyed.
a. q Salary c: &-.2la Per acnlu.
whose duty i shall d % ac. IS q
private detective (a5 2 spy il lis real
meaning and bring 10 justice people
Vao are violating some Of he avs Of
the state, which is the du:y Of pres
ent officials Q: the county and 2hose
duty i is to see that The laws are
enforced.
l. vas indeed Z strange procedure
when the um!ss.0ners, after con-
siderable argument and discussion. en-
dorsed ey-Po,icemaa D. c Houston
as special county officer and recon-
mended tha; he be appointed By Judge
Krauss OF the city court. and that he
receive 500 per month as such OH
Ger.
lie duties OF the special officer wilt
be 70 Keep o2 the lookout for yio.a:ors
OF the law, especially the prohibition
.av. and, when any person T violating
sane { report him 70 the county and
the officer sill De used as the princi-
pal witness al the trial.
This is the second tine within re-
cent yea-s tha: such an officer has
2ee1 named ~ the county. Il win
3e remembered ina, few years ago
3-lce Ca-ro!l sas appointed 70 a sim
ia- position and after serving some
1e went % the courts in an effort
Q secure his salary money.
Wl!.e the people OF Glynu county
'el.ere il seeing the state laws en-
o-ced most r.gidly, and while they
,e!ieTe that all yiolators should be
,-Olght TO justice. they will hardly
.aG0rse the scheme OF the county
to pay out OF the coun-
: treasurer the sum of 1920 9 year
0 Z special officer TO look up these
-.Ola,ors, when Glync county has e
herif, a deputy and other officers OF
he law whose duty il is 10 see that
he laws OF the state are enforced.
There Is not q county in the state Of
Georgia which has such an officer
. man 10 90 around and spy. as il
we're, and il this way bring criminals
% justice
Il IS the duty Of ne regularly elect
d officers 10 perform his cl,F. and
hough the comm .ss.oners, at-a-
engthy discussion. recommended :hat
such an officer be appointed, and ~.h.le
he judge q re ely col-. ac:!Eg
lnder the action ot the comm ss:o1~
srs. vi! no dout. make :he APPOINT
nen:. /; .s no: believed :1z: . ma
.o-.;y o: the voters and taxpayers q
the county viii e2go-se .-e move
nent
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
80 INDICTMENTS
WERERETURNED
BY INDIANA JURY
ARRESTS TO BE MADE IN ALL SEC
TIoNs OF THE COUNTRY BY
U. S. AUTHORITIES
Men Who are Charged Win Dynamite
Crimes Live in All of the Largest
Few Facts are Made Known.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. s.-Thirty-
three indictments, most of them
aga:ns. labor union officials, were re-
turned by the federal grand jury this
afternoon. They are based on the
governments investigation Of the dE-
Mantle conspiracy.
The number and names OF the de-
PENDANTS were ordered 70 be held Sc
cret pending arrests. II is understood
warrants are 10 be issued immediate
". No, only members OF McHama-
ra's dynamiting crew but also men
who are said 10 have knowledge OF
what Mcnamara cid with money az
his disposal, are believed 70 be ind:ct-
ed.
Ten Minutes DeIiberation.
Tie indictments, %, OF which bore
on he dynamite conspiracy, were re-
turned a. 2.1Q O'Clock this afternoon,
ten minutes before the jury yet.
Part OF the indictments are known
TO be against men who net Ortie E
McManigal il Detroit il June. 1907,
and induced him, because ot his ia
n!l.ar.ty with the explosives, TO be-
come q regular member OF McNana-
"a "dynaniting crew"
Other indictments are believed to
be against men who met McNanigal
in Boston and showed him where 10
place explosives which blew up par.
Of IN opera house there March q,
1859, and who afterwards went WIN
him 10 Springfield, Mass, and showed
hi~ where TO blow up part OF nu-
nicipal building: and also against
men who escorted him from Eeg York
10 a05oheH. y. J, and 10 Jersey City,
where he did Jobs il 1919 and 1910;
men who net him n Cleveland IN
July. 1910, and arranged for an e.
plosio1 al Akron, O., and men VINO
took charge OF him when ne arrived
in Peoria, Hi, 70 blow up places
there.
Chicago Man in Net
Another Indictment is said to deal
with a Chicago man who, after Ne
Manigal wrecked a South Chicago iron
works plant in February, 1910, hand
ed aim an envelope containing sl65,
with the remark: There's money in
that"
Men Elo we're traced having helped
II explosions al Omaha, Erie, Pa,
Davenport Ia, Perth Amboy, \. j..
Pelham, \. Y, and many points in
Ohio, where twenty explosions oc-
Cured, are said 20 De involved.
The charge OF conceAnent OF
koT'edge Of others' guilt is said to
have been brought TO bear IN connec-
ton with the $1,000 allowed monthly
10 J, J. Mcnamara as secretary-treas-
urer OF the bridge workers, for which
he gave no accounting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
Atlanta Troops Ready.

Atlanta, Feb. 6.-Thile orders 10
move troops have been sent out from
the headquarters OF the Department OF
the Gulf here. every company in this
command is ready 10 move on short
notice Orders to the artillerymen at
Pensacola come from Governors ISL
and. New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
Florida Boys Ordered Out.

Pensacola, Feb. 6.-For the second
time within twelve months two com.
panies Of the coast artillery stationed
at Fort Barrancas received orders TO;
day to leave for the Mexican border
in Texas. Four other compan-
les stationed here are being recruit
ed to the full war strength il antici-
patton IF possible orders 70 move on
short notice.
The Fert Barrancas troops will
leave for Texas tomorrow morning,
equipped with regulation blue and
khaki uniforms and carrying ten days
rat!oas.
An Inspection OF the TWO companies
was ordered this morning and they
will depart With the full var strength.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
DEMOCRATS CAUCUS.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The senate
democrats met in caucus today. SEN
a-or NeWlands' resolutions 10 increase
the membership OF the finance com
0-ttee by adding one progressive re-
publican and one democrat was one
Of the things taken under cousidera-
ton
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
LEADERS
BEING TRIED IN
CONTEMPT CASE
CASES AGAINST The UNION MEN
CALLED FOR TRIAL
YESTERDAY.
Samuel Gompers. President Of feo-
GRAFTON, Was the First to Take the
Stand in the Gonpers- Mitchell Nor
-'.8 o,oe..sios.,

Washington, Feb. 6.-Presiden,
Samuel Gonpers OF the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, testified in the su-
preme court OF the District of Colum-
bia today in the contempt proceed
ings growing ont OF the Buck Stove
and Range boycott case against him
self. John Mitchell and Secretary
Frank Morrison.
Was not the restraining order By
Justice Gould & surprise TO you?' ask
ed Attorney Alton B. Parker, referring
70 the original restraint in the Buck
boycott case.
1t certainly vas" replied M-. Com
pefS.
What action did you take?"
I took the pages Of the American
Federationist (the organ OF he fed
erauioay-in which the name Of the
Buck Stove and Range company ap-
peaTed under tie head OF We Don't
Patronize,' and with Z pen I struck
through the name OF that company.
Then OBJ the margin ! wrote what
printers and writers call an out or
'deletion' 10 eliminate is name from
that We Don't PatroDize ! directed
the Buck company's name should no
longer appear"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
Resting on Their Arms.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. Eight com
panies OF the Twenry-ffth infantry.
stationed al Fort George Wright, re-
ceiTed notice today 70 hold themselves
n readiness for instant service OF the
Mexican border.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
Nearo Troors 70 Move.

Seattle, Feb. 6.-Orders have been
received al Fort Lawton directing that
four companies Of the Twenty-ffth in
fanuy, the Brownville regiment, "
be held in readiness TO move to the
Mexican frontier on short notice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07

American troopers on the border 10
prevent the indiscriminate crossing Of
ne line By either reyolutionaries or
government forces should the threat
ened secession Of Chihuahua result IN
los-il!ties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
Uprising is Impending.

Uprising is Impending.
Another uprising IN Mexico is i'm
pending, according 10 Official dispatch
IS received here. These cast g9a. e
doubts upon the loyalty OF General
prozco TO President Madero and init
mate that in Withdrawing from Jua-
Fez with the garrison OF that place TO
chihuahua, Orozco is about to begin
q new rebellion and declare the inde-
pendence Of the state OF Chihuahua.
Army circles are again agitated and
preparations for immediate action are
renewed.
The entire state OF Chihuahua is
now reported TO be in revolt. against
Ehe Madero government.
The state assembly is scheduled TO
meet tomorrow.
Il is expected that a declaration OF
Independence will be Issued.
Loyal Men are cowed.
Local representatives OF the national
government are said TO be without
support and afraid to appeal to the
City OF Mexico for help, fearing that
any attemmpt on the part Of the na-
Gonal government 10 send loyal troops
into Chihuahua 10 enforce the DEGREES
OF the Madero government would pre-
cipitate bloodshed.
As the state OF Chihuahua borders
On Texas, its separation from Mexico
would be a matter Of deep concern 10
the United States. Officials here are
watching developments with great in
ferest.
So complete are the United States
military preparations that It is said
nothing remains 10 be done but TO
send one. message 10 every department
Ermy headquarters in the country 10
insure the prompt assemblage OF a
euficien. number OF troops, on tne
Mexican border TO prepare the United
States for any emergency that might
arise
Wiz Net Declare War
Frankly admitting the gravity OF the
situation, officials here are insistent
that nothing more is contemplated al
this stage than to make the border
patrol strong enough for all legiri-
mate purposes and to rigidly enforce
neutrality laws. There is no inten-
Ion TO send single soldier across
Sne border line. II is pointed out that
20 10 so would be equivalent 10 q
declaration OF war, which would re-
luire action of congress.
1t IS felt there must be a force O.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
GomPers Explains.

Mr.. Gompers told 81 now he had
consulted attorneys. The burden o.
his testimony was intended 70 show
that ne had not violated the restrain
ing order at that time. He told how
as soon as the Bucks company had
fled q bond for its Injunction pro-
eeedings, he had called in all the Office
force Of the federation and had told
them that the injunction had been is
sued and was effective
There were copious extracts from
federation proceedings offered BY Mr.
GomDers' counsel and Attorney Darl-
Iagton for the prosecution objected 20
many OF these extracts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-07
MEXICO AGAIN
SCENE Of WAR;
j. s. IS BUSY
STATE OF cHlHAUHAu is Ex.
PEcTED TO DECLARE ITS
INDEPENDENCE.
General Orazco Believed to Have De-
serted Madero's Standard for that
Of Gonez-our Troops Get Orders
to Move.

Washington, Feb. "a few hours
developments in Mexico have Iii TIE
mobile forces Of the United SUate7
Ermy on marching orders ami ncid
equipment
With renewed disturbances across
the border and the possibility tnat the
state department might call upon tie
var department TO protect lives api
property Of Americans along the line
the plans Of the general staff prepared
for Z minutes action in just such an
event, were spread out at headQuar-
1ers today and renewed instructions
10 await marching orders were flashed
70 armmy commanders at points from
which troops can be quickly moDiI-
Eed. ss%
Il was made plain that the govern
nent does not intend 70 send more
--oo9s 10 the border unless the siru-
Elton absolutely demands it.
Meanwhile several thousand soldiers
rest on their arms.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10

from Walnut Grove Tor a few days.
Fair Success.
George Wilmer was IN the city
yesterday from his placer mining
camp in Black Canyon district, and
brings in suppl yof gold dust OF
the value on about S67.
Looking Ahead.
MIR and Mrs. Frank J kuowlton
of Phoenix. are IN the city for a
few days looking over this section
with the view of spending the SUM
mcr in this pine clad region
On Mining Business.
Frank Unbcrth operating mines
in the Black Hills region near the
Copper Chief. Is in the city from his
camp aud i, en- route 10 the Quartz
site country where his partner is
placer mining
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-04-10
DIVIDEND MINE
MAY SOON BE OPERATED
(From Sundays Daily.)

Under foreclosure OF the mort
gage held against the Dividend
mines, the bondholders yesterday
bid in the property, in a public sale
conducted by the Commercial Trust
company of this city as trustee.
Charles Grimes. OF Pasadena, Cal.
bid in the holdings FOR the sum of
S8S, oS07s, and represented the bond
holders for that sum.
The sale is said to be the fore
runner OF resuming operations on
that group. situated near McCabe.
and in which Mr.. Grimes, il is said,
will be factor He was formerly
the manager of the famous Tom
Reed mines in Mohavc county. and
brought that property into the wide
prominence II now enjoys as one of
the greatest gold producers in the
west His coming to that property
will mean the beginning OF success
for that enterprise. The property
otherwise known as the Mt. Elliott
is one OF the best gold properties
in that district