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ANNE.
sToNrNGToN.

Mrs. Israel Eaton is III.
Mrs. c. c. Cousins is visiting in Port
land.
Harry Colby and wife are on an sutomo-
bile trip to Portland.
Mrs. Frank S. wsrren is visiting in
Massachusetts and Vermont.
Jusnita chapter, o. E s. will entertain
Lookout chapter of BROOKLYN, Oct. 10.
Mrs. E. ]. Carter, who is. seriously i'll
was taken to the Knox hospital Thursday.
Eugene H. ThurIow and wife will leave
for their home in Ferrill, Idaho, this week.
Louis Coolbroth and wife, who have
been visiting here, have returned to Bos-
ton.
Latty Bros, whose quarry has been
closed some time, will open again on
Monday.
George Hsmblen and John Bowen LEFT
this week for Georgia. where they Will
cut stone.
Oct. 10. NIHIL-
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ROONEY.
CENTER.

orville Bartlett, is home for the winter
Miss Mildred Reed is visiting friends
here and at Pretty Marsh.
Mrs. Lois Bartlett aud Mrs Hanr ali
Harper are visiting at sesviile.
Byron Campbell Is employed for few
days at Capt. W. IL. Fsceman's, Pretty
Marsh.
r. L. Hodgdon and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF q boy,
born October s.
Mrs. Abbie ODER and Mrs. Wesley Bart
le,t and baby are spending few weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
Clarence ClinxArd, of Massachusetts,
and Fred Ciinkard, OF Bar Harbor, spent a
few days recently a, the Hill tarm.
A. Il. Turner. ars. William Murphy aud
daaRater and Mrs. Everett Murphy and
little niece are Ia Ssca5cn for short visit.
Oct. 10. >.
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BucaspoRT.
Oct u.

The seminary football team defeated
Roekiand high Thursday; score, 7e-e.
Pearl witham had one OF his feet crushed
by rock while working at the rock
crusher last Wednesday.
The schooner Lizzie Griffin, Capt
William Anderson, Of Orland, the first OF
the Grand Banks fishermen to arrive
home, was given a rousing salute when
she tied up al her wharf Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Coffin, formerly Of Penobscot,
who has for the past few years made her
home with her son, Hal Coffin, in Bucks
port, died Thursday at the East Maine
general hospital in Bangor, where she had
been for week for treatment. She was
sixty-seven years OF age
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs Mary J. Hardy, whose death on
Sept. 2S, st the age of eighty-one years,
was briefly recorded, was the oldest
daughter of Samuel and Abigail Whit
more, OF oceanviIie. She was twice mar
ried, her first husband being the late
Lemuei Joyce, o. oceanviIle, and her
second husband the late George e. Hardy,
Of this place. Early in life she united
with the Baptist church, and had always
been consistent member. She was OF
nobir, wonlauly character, OF CHEEKY dis
position, and vas loved by all who knew
her. Fer sevvrai years she had been an
invalid, tcnderiy cared for In the home oi
her ssep-son, Elmer Hardy.
Oct. ID. II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Mrs. Evelyn sesvey is visiting in Bucks
port.
Elmer Davis is employed in the post
Office.
Arnold Wood and family have returned
to New York.
Harold l.. Need has entered U. OF NJ.
Law school.
Ansel L, Manchester and wife have gone
to Bangor for the winter.
Misses Eleanor Foster and Dorothy
Branscom spent q part OF last week in
Hampdep.
r. r. Lurvey and wife attended the
Baker-ssrgent wedding in Hampden last
week.
Friends OF Miss winifrcd Sargent,
formerly of this plsee, viii be interested
30 know Of her marriage to Russell Baker,
nj Hsmpden, on Oct. IL.
Parker W. FenneIiy left Monday for
Boston, where he viii enter the Leland
Powers school. His many friends wish
him full measure OF success.
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vERoNA.
oc..ls

George W. Farmer, lifelong resident
OF this town. died at his home st the upper
end OF the island last Wednesday, aged
seventy-two years. He leaves a widow,
who was Miss Addle Hutchins, OF penob-
scot, niece Miss Tiara Hubbard, who
has always made her home with him, and
four sisters Mrs. Melvin Abbott and Mrs.
James Craig, of Bncksport; Mrs. Mehita-
BILE Tourtelotie, OF Boulder, Col, and Mrs.
Rebecca whittemore, OF Bar Harbor.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Decatur Bridges syrnpsthixe with them In
the death Thursday Of their child, one and
ope-half years old. What makes 4,
dcuhly hard is that ii was only short
time ago that Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges lost
another little girl.
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WEST TREMoNT.

Mrs. Goodwin, of Franklin, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dalton Reed.
Word comes from Bangor from Mrs. b.
b. Reed that she Is gaining every day.
Miss Sylvia Carver, who has spent the
summer with her brother Charles at Hard
wood island, Is visiting Der grandmother,
Mrs. 5. A. Reed.
Clifford Tinker and wife, who have
spent the summer with Mr. Tinker S
mother, Mrs. Sadie IsCoant, left Monday
Tor their home in westfeld, Mass,
Mrs. Daniel Dow has been called to
Owls Head by the Illness OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur BAN. Miss Arlene Saw
yer, who was visiting her, returned home
to Owls Head.
Oct. Is. THELMA.
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WEST sEpowIcK.
Oct. 10.

Miss Ellen Ciosson is home from BROOK
lin.
Miss Lizzie Gray has gone to Belfast to
work.
Maggie Carter is home from North
Scdgwick.
Earl Goti, of sonerville, Mass, Is visit
ing Clyde Gray.
Mrs. Julia Carter has been visiting her
daughter, Jennie Gniiiord, at South Pc
nobscot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, Of Broekton,
Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Hsnson's
pare nts, Washington Gray and wife.
Oct. 10. ID.
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sEAwALL..

Miss Lula Newman Is i'll.
John Dolliver and wife have been away
for few days.
Mrs. Charles Newman returned to her
home on Pumpkin island Saturday.
William Moore came from Portland Sat
urdsy, for q cunning trip to Isle au Haut
with EveretS Newman, L. Il. Newman and
Others
Oct. 10. T. E. ID.
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pRospECr HARsoR.

DIR. r. r. Iarraeve, OF wsshbnrn. was .
weekend visitor to his father, DR.. c. G.
LArrabee.
Miss Frances LAwton, Of Jackson,
Mich, who has been guest OF Mrs. J. +.
Main. LETT for home Friday.
Mrs. Charles G. Iarrsbee and Mrs Ira
n. Workman combined forces "Wednesday
In delightfully."- entertaining the ladies'
whist club at the IArrabee residence.
The village library society has received
q box containing ITO books from Mrs.
George II. Perry, OF Boston. Mr.. Perry
was native Of this place, and before bis
death the family used TO spend their sum
rncrs here.
Oct. f3. &.
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HAIR HINTS
Worthy the Attention of People VIII,
Wish to Preserve the Hair.

Never use a bush or comb found IN
pablo places; they are usually covered
with iandrutf germs.
shampoo the hair every two weeks
with pure soap and water. o. good
ready prepared shampoo.
Use Partisan Sage every DAY. rub.
bling thoroughly into the scalp. This
delightful and invigorating hair tonie,
which G.. A. ParcheF sells in q large 80
cent bottle. Is guaranteed 10 quickly
abolish dandruff - 10 stop hair from
falling and scalp from itching, or
money refunded.
To put life and beauty into dull. dry
or faded hair and make If soft and
duffy. surely use Partisan Ssge 1t is
Que OF the quickest acting hair TONES
known.
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SOUTHWEST HARRoR.

Mrs. d. L. Mayo still continues in 8
serious condition.
A. l. Holmes took q business trip to
New York last week.
Mrs. Ayerill and her two children have
been visiting DIR. j. ID. Phillips and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Higgins are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter October 8.
Mrs. Henry Tracy is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Lawton, in her new home
in Brunswick, and will also visit her sons
in Boston.
Mrs. Emily Atherton, of Somerviiie,
while visiting her nephew, George r. Full
Ter, was taken seriously i'll, and has q
trained nurse.
Deputy Collector Moore, who has occu-
pied the Harry Lawton cottage for the
summer, has moved his family into the
Robert Ash house.
The Congregational sewing circle re-
sumed active service Oct. s, at ths home Of
gratifying report of money raised dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. Roderick Clark, with her twt
children, has returned from an epioyabis
visit to Boston and vicinity, the guest o
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane. An automobile
trip to New York was one of the many
| pleasures OF the visit.
Mrs. Frank Lnrvey and SON Frank. o
Chelsea, Mass, have been the guests o
Mrs. Mary Lurvey for two weeks, cominl
chiefly to attend the wedding OF Mis-
Olive Lurvey, who was married to kar
Pomeroy, OF fremont, on Oct. s.
1 Rev. John Mclean, who has spent hi
vacation in Chicago, has had his return
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rRAcr-FosrER WEDDING.


Wednesday forenoon, October s, at 10
O'Clock, pretty wedding was soismnixed
In tile church OF Saint Mary's- by-the-sea,
when katherine Croker Foster. eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Foster, was married TO Samuel Edwin
Tracy, only son OF Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Il.
Tracy. The double-ring service was most
snpressiveiy performed by the rector Of
the church, Rev. Charles Follsn Lee. The
altar. church and pews were handsomely
decorated with hy6rangess and autumn
foliage.
Long before the hour for the auptiais.
guests began to arrive and were ushered
to their seats by A. K. Mcbride, Arthur
Chadbnrne and Bartlett w. Dyer, OF
Northeast Harhor, and william Graham, OF
Bar Harbor. Frederick wescotE. Of Bar
Hsrbor. at the organ, rendered Loheu-
grin's bridal chorus, as the bridal party
entered the church.
The bride, on the arm OF her father, was
charming in s gown OF ehepe meteor,
trimmed with Ihantilly lace and fur,
with square court train. Her tulle veil
was dsintiiy arranged and trimmed with
iiiies-of-the-valley. Her only ornament
was a string OF pearls, gift OF the groom.
She carried a shower bouquet OF lilies-of-
the-yailey aud EDsiden-hsir fern.
Miss Eleanor Foster, sister OF the bride,
SIS maid of honor, wore pink charmease,
en- train, with bat to match, and carried
yellow roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Laura Tracy, Marion smaIlidge
and Beatrice Reynolds, OF Northeast Har-
Dor; Miss Nina Jenison, OF Bar Harbor
Miss Emma Packard, OF Augusta, and
Mrs. Charles Gorham, Of Bangor, dressed
In blue, yellow and lsvandar crepe dc
chine, with white tulie hats trimmed with
single red roses. They carried red roses.
The groom was attended by Ray Foster,
of Milbridge, a cousin OF the bride.
Following the ceremony, q reception
was held al the brides home, which was
profasely decorated with cut flowers.
The house was thronged with guests com
ting TO offer their congratulations and
good wishes TO the happy couple. They
were received by the parents OF the bride
and groom, then presented by the brides
maids to the bridal couple, msic-oi- honor
and groonsmsn.
A buffet lunch was served by the Misses
Isabel Hsmor, Dorothy Brsnseomb, Mil
dred Reed and Elsie Holmes Miss Ger
trude Burr poured coffee.
The gifts were beautiful, entirely filling
the library, where they were shown to
guests by Misses Bertha Hamor and Mabel
Higgins, OF Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy left in the afternoon
for short camping trip, after which they
will spend the winter in Boston.
The bride, who Is graduate OF Dean
academy, is an exceedingly popular girl,
OF charming personality, and an accom-
piished musician. Tho groom, who Is
connected with bis father in business, Is n
very promising young man, and gradu-
ate OF Kent's Hill academy. Both Mr..
and Mrs Tracy are connected with SOME
of the oldest families on Mt. Desest is
land.
Oct. Is. z. U.
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SUNSET.
The weir business is about over.

The weir business IL about over.
Mrs. May Annis, of Boston. Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Lixxia Sellers.
Prof. George SouthwoFth and family
left Friday for their winter home In
Gambler, q.
Thomas Powers and wife left Monday
for Prince Edward Island, Mrs. Powers
native place, for visit with relatives.
Raymond Small raised a pumpkin ON
Breezy Hin farm, weighing thirty-nine
pounds, and another on the same vine
weighing twenty-seven pounds.
Oct. Z. SADIE.
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BAss aARBoR.
THELMA.

George Dow is III OF appendicitis.
Dir. and Mrs. Watson leave to-day for
Boston for visit.
Byron Ellis ana Levi Davis left last
week 20 enter Sailors Snug aarbor.
Mrs, Tanning and two daughters left
Thursday for their home in Astoria, n. y.
a few friends gave Mrs. L. r. Gott a
birthday surprise party Wednesday even
ing.
Guy Parker and wife have gone on an
automobile trip. They expect to 20 to
Boston.
George Clark has been appointed mem
Der Of the State highway commission, and
left last week TO begin his duties.
Oct. Is. X. Y. T.
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SOUTH DEER Isle.

Annie GOBLIN, of Sunset, was calling
on friends Wednesday.
Rev. Henry Barrass spent a few days re-
Gently at swans Island.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, OF etonington, IL
caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell here.
George HAmbiin, Of West Sionington.
left Oct. s for Georgia, where he has en-
ployment.
Oct. IL. II.
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iey's hall, vas attended by about 100.
After dinner business meeting was held,
Calvert G. Hamor, presiding. Hosea
Hamor, OF Sand Point, was elected presi-
dent to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF Alden Hamor last winter.
Oct ID. ANNE.
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In every home there should be . bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery, ready for immediate
use when any member of the family contracts
q cold or cough. Prompt use viii stop the
Mich, writess MY whole family de-
Ponds upon DR.. King's New Discovery as
the best cough and cold medicine In the
world Two soc. bottles cured me of pnea-
monia." Thousands Of other families have
been equally benefited and depend entirely
con cha. coda throat and Iung troubles
Every dose helps. Price. SOC and tioo All
drus gists.
III. x. Bucklen 8 Co.. Philadelphia or St.
Loufs.
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WEST BgoogsyILLE.

Luther Church and wife have closed
their cottage and returned to Bangor.
A. J. Fish. manager of the Gsfsert farm,
formerly owned by Lauehlin Davis, has
raised i,eoo bushels of potatoes this sea-
son.
Oct. ID. ToMsoS.
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Mrs. Holt, of Somerville, Mass, is the
guest OF Mrs. Walter Reynolds.
Mrs. Fred Hodgkins is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. James Tweedie, in Cambridge,
Mass.
Mrs. George Ray and daughter Georgia,
OF Brewer, were at Mrs. McCartney's few
days last week.
Oct. ID. II.
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EGYPT.

Miss Abbie Hutchins is home from Bar
Harbcr.
Miss Hester Clark has gone to Camden
to teach.
Mrs. May Fernald, OF Bradford, visited
here last week.
Mrs n G.. Hardison picked five rasp-
berries from her bushes Sept. Is.
Oct Il Nj.
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BULLS COVE.

Frank Jordan has returned to Poland
Springs, where he is employed.
The school improvement league gave
supper in the Neighborhood house FRI
day.
Augustus Engman has moved his family
into the Carpenter farmhouse for the
winter.
Ernest wiIcomb, Earl Higgins, Alvs
Hanscom and Oscar Leland have gone to
Boston for the winter.
Mrs. Jessie Higgins closed ssTea Cup
Inn'' the first Of the month, and left Mon
day for visit with her mother in Ma
cbias. She was accompanied by her nieces,
Miss Jessie Hall and Miss Lucinds
Gardiner.
The Hainor reunion held Oct. Z, in Kel-
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eorr,s ISLAND.

Mrs. Fred Bennett, who Is employed at
Mckinley, was here Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Gott was at Mckinley to
attend meeting of the o. T. s. Wednesday.
Howard Staples, Of Atlantic. was the
guest OF Charles II. Harrison and wife
Tuesday.
Oct 10. CHIPS.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Lizzie Conary is visiting in Portland.
Mrs. A. p. Nevin has had an artesian
well pat down no feet.
Mrs. Helen Wright, of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mrs John Tesgie.
Mr.. Meservey and family have moved to
the Frank Moulton house.
Oct. Is. CRUMBS.
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PNEUMATICA stops your pain on
breaks up your cold in one hour. irs
marvellous. Applied externally. All
druggists.
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BAR HARBoR.

AS result OF two-dsys' campaign for
the purpose of raising money to carry on
the work OF the Y. NJ. G. A., the sum of
81 ISL was secured. This exceeds by 1881
the sum asked for.
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oREA.

Miss Dorothy Stinson, OF yinalhavsn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. Lufkin.
Mr.. Rogers and wife. of Belfast, are
visiting Mrs. Rogers sister, Mrs. Waiter
Young.
Boy Stewart has gone to Jekyi Island,
Georgia, where he is employed as engineer
on a passenger boat for the winter.
Oct Ia s..
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InvaIids and children should be
given Magee's Emulsion to strengthen
the body. Never fails. All druggists
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Mrs. John DeMeyer, OF Franklin, yis-
tied her niece, Mrs. Coleman Hagsn, isst
week.
George Smith has sold his place 2, tns
New Jersey.
Oct Is. i.
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delsyeS By Illness. A no pastor has as
yet been sent to the Methodist church,
no preaching service has been held at
either church tor more than month.
Oct. Is. SPRAY.
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poan's ReguIets cure constipation, tone the
stomach. stimulate the liver, promote diges,
tiou and appetite and easy passages Of the
bowels. Ask your drnggist fer them. IS
cents 3 box.-zavf-
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DR.. David House and wife, OF Cherry
field, are Visiting here.
Saturday evening delightful surprise
party was given to w. /. Ford and wifs
and Miss Norwood.
Oct b. AXE.
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CHIPS.
BIRCH HARBoR.

A son was born Oct. 3 to Mr. and Airs.
Arthur Rice.
Rev. w. III. Rice, of Lamoine, while
spending his vacation here, is making re-
pairs and improvements about the old
home.
Oct. u. Z.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CRANBERRY ISLES.

A new hearsc house Is being erected at
the rear OF the church,
Congratulations are extended te Mr.. and
Mrs. sauteile Teaie on the birth OF q
daughter, Monday. Oct. 8.
Edgar, the -yesr-oid son OF Joseph
White, who injured his leg while play ing
around Stsniey's dock, is able TO be our
with the help OF crutcbes.
Longfeliow school league held an Ice
cream sociahle Mt the town hall last FRI
day evening. Proceeds. si7.is. This
money will he used toward q bookcase
for the school.
Oct H. JOHN
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Master Hilisrd Hamor is attending
school at Bar Hsrbor.
MIR. Bates, of Brooksyille, Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Ella Squirting.
Seth and Leslie Rice, who have been in
Camden the past week, are home.
Mrs. George X. Hsmor Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Preble Richardson, at
Portland.
Miss Beatrice Bunker has been EN-
pioyed at Or. ober's, Northeast Harbof,
for few weeks.
Oct. 10. ROONEY.
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The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-16
PEACE PROPOSALS
 URGED BY REBELS
Minister of Foreign Relations Pre- scented With a Proposition by Representative of Insurgents
 Rebels Appear Anxious.

Fl Paso, Tex, Jan. l3.-Definite proposals for peace in Mexico are said to have been made to Pedro Lascurian, minister of foreign re- lations of Mexico, during his stay in this city few days ago, ac- cOrding to a statement issued to- day by Dr. Jose Saenz, who says he acted as the rebel commissioner,
 The proposition is said to have come from rebel Generals Salazar, Garrevo and Rojas, and also that the rebel leader Zapata has ex- pressed his willingness to accept the peace pact if it is arranged.
 The proposition does not request the resignation of President Madero, but does ask tho selection of new vice president and that one-half ot the cabinet be reappointed. It de- mands also free and undisturbed entry into Mexico of political rel ugrees now in the United States.
 While nothing definite is known here, it is generally believed among those in touch with the rebels that the plan is agreeable to General Orozco, the principal rebel leader, whose whereabouts are unknown at this time.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-16
WOULD ENJO|N
 S|XTY-DAY BILL
Representative G. L. Grant Applied for Restraining Order Against Speaker Hardage Declaring
 Amendment 13 Adopted.

Little Rock, Jan i4-A restrain ing order was applied for late today in the Chancery court by Repre- sentative G. L. Grant against Repre- sentative Joe Hardage, asking that the latter, who is speaker of the house, be enjoined from declaring the adoption of Amendment No. i3.
 Representative Grant alleges that the state law requires constitution al amendments proposed to be pub lished six months, while this amendment was published but six weeks before the recent election, when it received i03,000 votes.
 This amendment would restrict the legislative session to 60 days. The case will be hurried through the Supreme court, and if the amendment is knocked out the leg islature will probably remain in session until the summer. Repre- sentatives Grant and l.. E. Sawyer represent the petitioners. Attorney General Hal Norwood, who drafted the measure, is representing the speaker.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-16
GOLD PRODUCTION
 SHOWS INCREASE
Less Mined in 1912 Than in 191t- Silver Output Increased, Mak- ing New Record, Though
 Value Was Less.

Washington, Jan 9.-Less gold was produced in the United States in 1912 than in any year since t907 according to official estimates made public today by the United States geological survey. More silver was mined, however. during the 12 months than during any similar per- iod since 1892 The passing of the picturesque prospector, with his pack mule and pick, leads the sur vey to fear that few rich gold finds" will be made in the future. None was made in 1912.
 The value of the gold mined dur ing 1912 will approximate S9i ,6S5,- l6S, a decrease of more than S5,200,- 900 from the value of the output of 1911. The decrease is ascribed mainly to the failure of the Bonan- "a camp of Goldfleld, Nevada, to maintain the rich character of it's ore, although more ore actually was mined than in the previous year. Colorado's production also fell off and California again took first place as the banner gold producing state.
 The. output of silver, conserva- lively figured, will total 62,369,974 fine ounces valued at S37,982, ,4i4. This is the greatest amount of sil- yer ever mined in the United States, although not representing the greatest value.