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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06
Road Notice.

Notice isshereby given that if no
good and sufficient cause is shown to
the contrary, the Board of County
Commissioners will on the 1st Tues
day in September, 1915, grant order
legalizing a public road as fellows:
A public road in the 3rd road dis
trict Lof said County commencing at
thecounty line between Irwin County
and Ben Hill County, running the
original line between III and 172
and between 189 and 100. Said
line running North from starting
point. The length of said road to
be one and three quarter Il $40
miles long.
Done by an order of the Board of
County Commissioners of Ben Hill
County, this the 3rd day of August
1915.
Commissioners of Ben Hill County:
r. V. HandIey, Chairman.
M. w. Garbutt.
NJ. Dickson
j. H. King Jr., clerk.
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y SPORTING SECTION q
STEWART F. GELDERS EDITOR
WEDNESDAYS GAME
STEWART F. GELDERS, EDITOR

For the third consecutive time
the H'ville star baseball team took
the count at the hands of our local
club. The game went five innings
Wednesday with a score of six to
four in the end of the fifth with
one down. Garwood on the mound
for Fitz held the visitors to six
hits. Three of these coming in the
first with one error scored two
runs. Two in the fifth scored one
run. One error and one pass in
the fourth scored H'ville's other
run. Weaver, holding down the
slab for the opposing club gave up
seven hits, three in the first scor-
ing two runs, one hit, one error
and a pass in the second counting
two, one man hit by the pitcher
and two slow plays followed by
double scored two in the fifth. The
game was called on account of
darkness and approaching rain in
that frame.
The game was called for about
five minutes in the fourth because
of the darkness caused by the
heavy rain cloud which lowered
over the town all yesterday after
noon. The interim was filled by d
little comedy on the part of some
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters UntimeIy End.

Ready, KY" was not able to do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
l cannot tell you how suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give it up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. thought
it was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
to do all of my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and look the picture of health.
If you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you. for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
in the past so years.
At all druggists.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. 1875
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FIRST GAME.

Lariscy and Virgins pitched
the first game. Lariscy gave
up but five hits to Wiggins's
seven but lost his game in the
second on two hits and an error.
Neither team played perfect
ball but the game was a good
one throughout. The game was
seven innings by agreement.
Score by innings r H E
Fitz 900 900 0 0 7 5
H'vilIe 900 O2O x Q 5 4
Batteries-Lariscy and Mona
han for Fitzgerald; Virgins and
Nance for Hawkinsville. Um-
pire Norman.
SECOND GAME.
Fitzgerald walked away with
the second game by a score of
four to one. Fitzgerald won it
from the first inning, scoring two
runs in that stanza. One run in
the second and another in the
third cinched the contest. Lar
riscy and Virgins opened up
and Larriscy stayed thru, pitch
ing air tight ball and giving up
b u t seven hits. Virgins W a a
replaced by Livingston after
being hammered in the first and
second. Livingston allowed one
run to be scored and then held
the visitors scoreless the rest of
the game.
Score by Innings RI E
Fitzgerald 211 O000 A s 2
HawkinsvilIe 100000 II 8
Batteries--Lariscy and Monahan;
Virgins, Livingston and Nance.
Jumps Norman.
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The schedule as far ahead as is
known at present is three games
with Triton at Triton on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. AS Tiff
ton is only about thirty miles away
with good roads between so quite a
number of autos are expected to
accompany the team. Triton has
one of the best parks in the south,
with a grass infield, Triton has a
good team and the games will be
hot ones.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

John Monahan left this morning
for Americus where he has signed
up for a position catching orders
behind a counter in a store. We
are all sorry to see this good ball
player and popular young man go
but he has promised to be back on
the job next year, receiving from
McFarlin, Garwood a nd Lariscy.
However any regret because of his
departure will be greatly counter
balanced by the fact that Les Nor
ris will catch the rest of the season.
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SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER.

Fitzgerald split a double head
er with HawkinsvilIe Thursday.
On account of the W. O. w.
convention there was the largest
crowd in attendance that has
visited the park since the last
series with Fitzgerald at the
time Of the Highway meet.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G, Pryor ST. left
for a short trip into Florida on the
A Bra Thursday morning.
Mr.. R. j. Prentiss went to Jackson
vile on the Thursday excursion. He
will return in time to vote for his
choice at the city primary.
The new Catholic church on
Central Ave. is nearing its COM
pletion, the beautiful plate win
dows being put in this week.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

1t must be kind of hard on good
ball players like Reynolds, Weaver,
Choosing and Byrd and a few others
to have a bunch of Dealers" on the
club to give it a bad name for be
ing quarrelsome as in the case of
Hawkinsville.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

1t seems as tho the breaking up
of the Flag and Sally Leagues is 60
ing to about break up ameteur ball
too. Lots of the clubs in our class
who had really good aggregationS
have ruined themselves by firing
the college players and getting third
rate leaguers.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

Mr.. Joel Thomas, the greenhouse
man returned from the Panama ex-
position and an extensive trip thru
the West. Mr.. Thomas reports
greatdoings all through the west but
thinks there is no place like Fitz-
gerald for home.
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School Notice

The Fitzgerald public schools
will open Wednesday Sept. 1.
Children who have not been vac
cinated should be vaccinated inn
mediately so they may enter school
at the opening.
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Saturday&MOnday

Free with every Sc purchase
a large Glass Lamp. With
$40 purchase genuine Cut
Glass Water Set.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-06

Batteries, Weaver and Nance for
Hawkinsville; Garwood and Mon
ahan for Fitzgerald. jumps, Lars
cy.
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Sunday Outings
At The
SEASHORE

During the period May 30th to
September 18th, 1915, the "A. B. &
A., Railroad will sell Sunday Excur-
sion tickets to Brunswick and return
at fares shown below:
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
From Thursdays Daily.
Cox Case Progressing

About 3 80 this afternoon the attor-
ncys for the defense in the Cox case,
nov on before the superior court.
finished the examination Of witnesses.
aud the State having concluded this
morning. it i expected that the srgu-
mcnt- viii be teguu with the opening
OF court tomorrow A large number Of
vi ncs,cs have been beard in this case
but however. good progress has been
m de. and the case w,Il 60 10 the jury
sooner than was at first expect ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
MANY MINING CLAIM
SURLEYS ARE ORDERED

PHOENIX, Dec II. - Surveyor
General ingalls, issued an order this
uoruing for the survey of minnk
claim in the Bradshaw mountains.
making the one hundred and second
order issued during the present year
These orders en- brace from one to fifty
claims each. so that the total plumber
Of claims involved is not obtainab!e.
but il is the largest number OF orders
issued. as well as involving the greatest
number of claims OF any years il the
history Of the Office.
The applicant for a survey s re.
CURED TO make a deposit with the sur
veyor general - c'v.r III. expense in
b., u,iicr Il making the piats and writ.
ing the ficld notes
This deposit is So for single claim.
and why're a group is invo!.r an id
d.Iional deposit OF $50 for "a n adj.
tionsl claim is required When the sur
vry IS completed aud the plat approved
the actual expense is figured up AM
balance in excess of this is returned t.
I The owner OF the claim or ciaruS.
This plan of handling the surve, :
was only adopted a few years aga
, PrIyr to that time a straight depo, d;
Of $50 per claim was required. and ,h,
lcxces, amount thus collected was no
retuI ned. and this fund kept grow =
50 much that at present j; amounts ia
close 10 $4,000.
The surveyor general cited an ia
stance where the attorney of the own.
OF some mining claims deposited SIl9C
and the order ipr survey was issued
but no further steps were taken towsr.
patenJing the claims OF even havin
Them surveyed. and the money still Re
mains on deposit in the office, whu,
the attorney making the deposit died
over fifteen years ago. and the offic,
has no knowledge of the owners of th,
claims.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
BOARD APPROVES BILL
FOR SIMS ATTORNEY FEES

PHOENIX, Dec. 1.-THE state
BOARD OF control today approved bill
~ .5tO presented by Warden Sims OF
lie state prison for attorneys fees.
The bill vas an out growth OF contempt
proceedings instituted in the state
supreme court by Attorney General
Wiley +. Jones wen Sims refused TO
hang William Fat in, in spite of the
orders Of the court
Ia approving the bill the board took
the stand thai il was entirely justified
IN paying it as Sims is state employe
and incurred the expense in tn. con-
duct OF his ONCE.
In the boards opinion. Sims acted
legally. as the jury at Florence We'd
a-saay upheld Sims and found Faitin
insane.
The $500 paid today is only small
part OF the expense incurred by the
state aud the two counties in the Fall
tin case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
St. David WILL HAVE
EFFICIENT DITCH SYSTEM

Work OF reconstructing the ST David
Canal IS progressing rapidly and will
probably be completed within a month.
When the work is completed St David
will have one of the best irrigating
canals ever constructed in the San
Pedro valley.
The ditch is being made wider and
Will carry several times the amount Of
water that the previous ditch did
The headworks have al been recon-
structed and made proof against wash
outs. The ditch has also been protect.
ed against washouts.
The principal feature that has held
back the development of ii.e St Davi5
country for the past few years has
been thu lack Of irrigation water at the
needed time With the completion Of
the work that is now under way this
will be eliminated and St. David will
once more come to the 'front.' Benson
Signal
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
CLIFTON CITIZENS LEAGUE
OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED

CLIFTON, ARR, Dee l4.-oaicisl
recognition Was given the Clifton Citi-
zeus' League. organized last FRIDAY
evening Tor the purpose CT protect
iug the lives Of the citizens OF Clifton
and, their property. when committee
OF the league appeared before rhe Gift
ton council his afternoon and PIE
srutcd the resolution creating the or
gauizauon. Accompanying the reso-
luton were the signatures OF more than
ong hundred citizens who had already
euToN,d in the league. All the HgncrS
to the petition for recognition will here
after De recognized as deputy city mar,
snals and will be subject 10 the call OF
the city marshal in case Of need to en-.
f5r,e the law within the corporate
limits OF Clifton.
|. Having been well received by the
town council the committee will to
morrow appear before the board Of
supervisors and submit the same prop
osiunr 70 that body lor confirmation
1t IS expected tina, Shelf Cash will be
asked TO confer jointly with the league
com.ait'r, and the supervisors line
commil,e, IN addition will ask that
fits ncw der mites be sworn in. these ia
be neu;r-l men aDd uader salary.
There has b. eli H,tle Of no disorder
IN the district ths past few day bul
the Citizens League proposed to be
alive to Just wEa, is transporting and
obtain as far As possible the con;inu
anc. OF the peareable attitude OF The
striking miners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
SUDDEN DEATH OF
james DAiGLEISH

The people of Tombs one were
shnc>cd beyond ". rds a lirrle efore
noon today when word quickly spread
over n" camp that James Dalgcrsh
ha2 pa ed away Mr.. DalgIeiSh was
- work Yesterday bur went home dur
ing the iay feeling badly. but no one
a.. sht or VS. even pre- pared for the
sudden message that he wa, dead.
lanes Da!sleish was very popular
man and had scores Of friends NOT only
re but over the county. He was a
'Iu>tcd employc of the Bunker Hill
Mines company -. This city a. the
irc Of his death lie leaves not only
u, W,fr Nellie HuSl-, D4l,lri h and
'our children. hut many other rela, ives
ard friend, to mourn his departure,
The hearts Of the community have
gone oct in sympathy a, this time for
Mrs, halglcish and her children Mr.
N-.-ltisE was member OF the odd
lows. the Blue Lodge Masons and
Pc. Royal M,sons.
Inu fuu.ra! VIII be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. under the
auspices Of the above named lodges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
JUSTICE HUGHES POSSIBLE
PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER

A. II Gardner. Republican Executive
Committeeman from CochIse county
when asked who be though. might be
the Re publican candidate for President
at the convention in Chicago mex, June
stated that there were many aspirants.
but be was Of the opinion that while
Justice Charles f. Hughes of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States had
given out an interview and also had
bis name removed from the primary
contest in Nebraska. thereby apparent
ly removing his candidacy. the one fact
remains that there is a growing senti-
meat foI Hashcs. and - IS growing
daily stronger. and it would not sur
prise me to see Mr. Hughes placed in
nomination, and If so / feel sure he will
not decline the nomination, From sen
tIment have gathered over the state
we will not send an instructed delega-
ton to Chicago. HSghes is the one
candidate Who is satisfactory TO both
wings Of the Republican party. and you
know it takes two wings to keep the
old bird out Of the lame duck neld..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
NEXT FAIR WILL Be
HELD 3 Weeks EARLIER

PHOENIX. Dee. IL Arizona 1916
state fair may be held Oct. 50 Nov. 4.
Ilrrce weeks earlier than the 1915
f9ir.
Th,, the tentative date st for the
.plG rno=rix race meet by ,hc Ameri
ra" Association OF Fairs and Exposi.
u"n- At 3 meeting held at Chicago on
-t.e~mbeF ; The Arizona Fair Com
mission was represented by proxy by
,. =, JpleEraG. starter Of the horse
-7ccs At the 1915 Arizona fair.
This ASSOCIATION has much 20 do with
.rransing the dates for the appearance
i many OF the nations fastest race
-c~cs. Tn. date selected tentatively
~ Phoenix follows that set tentatively
y tho NEE; al Dallas
secretary I. ID. Shaughuessy of the
Arizona iair commission would Ike to
nave ,hg mater Tor the proposed date
for tie 1916 tair discussed before put
ling it before the fair commission
winch finally determines The date Of
he fair
The 1915 safe fair was the most
successful ia the history OF Arizona. -
Iecla-cl Secretary + ID ShIus hne Ssy
t-day. who added that :h- shortage OF
the 1915 lair will be so small that !,
VI ! 30. occasion the commission any
inconvenience.
Shaughnsssy stated that the shortage
will be made up next year and that al
he buildings and permanent improve
.uents have been done that are neces
,ary Tor the next two years.
The sscretary's office has checked III
The awards and premiums for the lat
( lair and IS mailing out checks so the,
sill! be received by Christmas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
h0REkCI WATER co.
DEMANDS PROTECTION

PHOENIX. Dec l6 The state
corporation commission yesterday re-
c,ived a letter from the officials Of the
Moreuci Water company, stating that
owing 30 the fact that number Of
threats had been recently made against
their property there. the company De
sired that the corn mission give them
some kind # protection agains; any
violenc. which NIGH, be contemplated
by the striking miners in that diSrric,
The letter stated that the company
had been warned that ;heir tanks
would be blown up and that means
would be taken to contaminate the
whole water supply Of the city
Secretary Sangster. Of the comm's
sion. in speaking o. the matter. stated
that the commission had no power 70
interfere in such cases, and could do
nothing further than to call the mat
ter TO the attention Of the governor and
request that all means be taken to pre-
vent any destruction Of property.
Accordingly. the proposition was
laid before Governor Hunt yesterday.
w.;h r. quest that the county and
militia authorities at Clifton be mott
e Of the threats which had beer
made against the plant of the water
company. and told to guard the prop
eIty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
WILLIAM fAlTiN
FOUND INSANE

PHOENIX. Dec l5-William Fsl
tin IS insane and in the eyes OF he Il"
'he murderer OF Carl Peterson o. PHo,-
nix is an irresponsible person and ca"
not b. h1recd accnrdinS to ,e,d,g
brouah' in by Trial county Jury ll.r
tonigl after delibe'atiou extcnpiue
over period OF four hours and h4lf
Judge Gus L BauShn despite the
tact ht is still suffering from tn. Ell l.,
OF a recent illness. remained III th
court room to receive the report 1t
1890 tonight Testimony OF witness.
from among The guards aud ofIic ais o.
the state prison, bearing upon til
action OF the prisoner while n the con.
dcmned cell is said II have brought
about the present verdict. 1t mas been
stated on good legal authority that tn
evidence was sufficient to convince the
jury. cspo ciaily when coupled with the
testimony Of four physicians who. il,
the capacity Of alienists. Maintain 81
that HE subject is Of unsound nina
Doctors Hughes, Bcauchamp and Go
frey Of Phoenix left for the capital To-.
automobile this evening. The ID
was received mere with intense suinri
by every one who had bsen foilo~irs
the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
NEW LEDGE ENCOUNTERED
At THE COMMONWEALTH

Just a few davs before the compile
ton of he work OF Strengthening and
ret.mbering the 2Uo-loot shaft on the
Rainbow clsi Cd Of the Commonwealth
mine, at Pearcc, what appears to he an
entirely new ledge Of ore was encoun-
tered. which runs straight into the hill.
Work CT sinking began this morning
and the shaft VII! be put down to
water level, when drifting will begin TO
cut the ore bodies already developed
The Extension Is evidently soon to
become a producer and right now is in
its most encouraging form. The man
age ment and stockholders who have
investigated the property the last few
weeks are highly enthusiastic over the
exceedingly encouraging prospects at
the present time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
Notice CT Contest


--Depl-tn 1t %: the Interior
Unir-d :; rc- Land ONE, FhrenIx ri
una No, -mbrr -. 1915
10 TI7nts 4 P-'aa> o. EIra1 Ar.
H5aoH.A' \ } tontr,'=r.
IpI are he ebs no;InrI H., w,tsm RoaG.
WI gives Cotton. C.-forn.a o. +. Il -. A.
Il. - .oEy .adr,~s do on Olsu5-r 70 teIs.
Sc IN Jh.. o.u,,. N, ,:ul, G. rroooI ted .ppl,a-
Ion 10 cun;c.t and seca.- tie caHce. ist.Un oi
yo.; II suesJcsa Entn No >ensl No.
o95sos mads iu!y zS 1914 Tor Sou,hU =st
garter Of SectIon 5. Township a. =.
k ,Hss ~ List y = n. MERIDIAN,
and a. srcuats tor his con-
,a4t - aie.-s that ycG have failed to establish
your resicenc- g the Land. that YOU have no,
!rnPr'y~a or cu.usated the land and Ihst more
.aan fifteen months have rI4,ss-. sinoc your en-
;ry and ,ou have done nothing to establish
your ugh; 10 the land yr comply with the
homestead law. but have ~holy Abandoned
tie cia "a
sioT aIe, thsr-'or-. further pouhe. that the
said allegations vi be taken as confessed, ARD
your said eEuy will be c,uce'-r! oi...,.. ,gG.I
ng,i - D. hss-d. eIti.-i d 'yro ,A.s nice = ,a
ppeaI # you tai 10 ale in rhs enc s.lhIn
i&enty days aitef tie FOL Ri pLb..cation u
TINS nouc- IS sh3.n ue.oN. osT slsArr. under
o.tn. spe.gfcaIl, responding 20 the, -llega-
CATIONS Of cJns"s'. rog-lhrr Wan du- pro maj
you have ssn7c copy ycIr an-,0T OF the
said cOnteslAat r'Iher IL lers u o, registered
mai!
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
CACTUS CHEWING GUM
LATEST ARIZONA PRODUCT

PHOENIX. Dec - Golifield is TO
have factory Tor the manufacture of
chewing gum from Ocotilla cactus.
which grows SO profusely on the desert.
\ factory may also be established in
Phoenix.
O P Brown. OF Salt Lake City. is
president and general manager of the
company known as The Cactus Rub
Der Gum Company. Phoenix. ARR"
which is to build two the factories.
The capital stock Of the new enterprise
Is s5.OOO.OOO
The Goldheld factory is to be built
within the next few months and it will
employ between twenty and fifty men.
The exact time of The building Of tn
Phoenix plant is unknown until il Is
seen what inducemcnt the Phoenix
Chamber Of Commerce makes. The
local factory will employ between III
teen and twenty people
Brown is here organizing the COM
pany for the manufacture Of rui Der
nd chewing gum from the cactus
Our company is organizing under the
Arizona law, with Phos nix IS its head
quarters. said Brown 10 'ay.
We anticipate within the next few
months of establishing at or near Cold
field factory for the producing Of the
gums OF about 2GOO or 5000 pounds
per day and a chewing gum factory in
Phoenix that will handle the raw ma
serial, putting it into a finished pro
dust.
Our main Office will be in Phoenix
We are negotiating with the United
States government. through Register
rom W-edin of the local federal land
Office direct with Secretary OF the In
terror Franklin Lane. for the privilege
of harvesting this product. and we ex
ptct to begin negotiations within the
next few days with ibe state officials
for the product Of its lands.
lust as soon as a government is es-
IabIis,.ed in Mexico we expect to &C
quire lcases for the harvesting OF these
products IN old Mexico also.
This is practica lily a new discovery
and we have been working at it about
two years. J. d. Crawford. Of San
Francisco is the discovsrer Of the value
Of the gums 10 the ocoiiilo."
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-19
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
ACT0F CONGRESS. APPROVED
JUNE 20. 1910
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
State Of Arizona
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

" ~ I2ONA VI n MN
Notice is hereby given that the State
of ATIzUna has fled in this Office :
Grant Selections. List No. 1872. Serial
No. 02SS45. applying to select for the
benefit OF University Purposes, the fol-
lowing described Lands, to wit
List No. 1872, Serial No. O2SS45-In
7 10 5. R p T. S12 SEA Sec. rs; \ y
NEA; SEA NE1! Sec. 50.
(AlI in G. & ). K M
During the five weeks period OF pub
hcatIOn OF this notice. or any time
thereafter. and before final approval
and certihcation. this Office will receive
protests or contests as TO any of the
{ acts applied for aud transmit the
same to the General Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Novem-
Der %. 1915.
THOMAS, F. WEEDIN,
Register L. ). Land Office
JOHN J. BIRDNO.
Receiver L. ). Land Office.
First pub. Dec. ?. 1915.