Iron County register., 1922-10-12


meantime the other drills continue
work on the domain. They are at
present drilling in the neighborhood
of the old No. IA shaft and up to date
have bottomed at least 10 holes. The
entire drilling program is character
istic of the company doing it, thorough
and systematic. 1t is commonly re-
ported that the company will spend
upwards of a years drilling and that
section of the property commonly
called the "Horse Ranch" will be
thoroughly drilled during the winter.
Every report indicates that the st.
Joseph company is decidedly pleased
up to date with the results of the drill
ing"
Poplar Bluff Republican: "About
AZ years ago Nelson B. Henry was
one of the leading educators in Wayne
county; at the M. E. Conference in st.
Louis last week Rev. N. B. Henry was
appointed to the pastorate of the
Methodist church at Arcadia. A long
and useful life, this. Mr.. Aeury was
among the first "bunch' of school
teachers sent out by the Cape Normal.
To be an educator meant something
then, for like an untitled field, the
aground was scarcely scratched" SO
to speak, at that time; but young
Henry did his part and the educa-
tional "harvest' in old Wayne began
to show promising results almost from
the dsy that Prof. Henry, as he was
then denominated, entered the field.
AS the writer recalls, his digniied
bearing even at that time partook
somewhat of the ministerial.n
In the circuit court last week jury
found M. W. Chapman guilty of car
rying concealed weapons and fixed
his punishment at $780, fine. D. M.
Michalon, charged with stealing a
mule from A. L; Schwab, was found
not guilty. The Tease against James
Robertson, felonio wounding, was
continued. Carrol Trammel, charged
with carrying concealed weapons,
pleaded guilty to common assaultiand
was fined $40. A hung jury resulted
in the trial of Ed Yates, charged with
violation of the prohibition law. J..
Cunningham and L. Downward were
found guilty of adultery and fined
$l00 each. The case against Lena
Left, felonious wounding, was again
continued. W. Henson and B. Camp.
bell, charged with violation of the
prohibition law, were fined $100 each.
Clarence Miller, robbery, continued.
Charles Whited, violation of game
law, discharged The four cases
against L. A. Cook, former cashier OF
the Bank of Ironton, alleging that he
received deposits when he knew the
bank was in failing condition, and
the three charges against E. E. Evans,
alleging that he obtained money by
false pretense, were continued by
agreement until the next term of the
court in April. A jury Saturday re-
turned verdict of not guilty in the
case of George Harrington, "show
man." charged with stealing $50 from
Ellery Orr. Probably half or more Of
the cases on the docket were contin-
ued until the April term. The jurors
were discharged Saturday. A few
civil cases were disposed of Monday
morning and court adjourned until
next April.
The county court Monday named
the judges of election to serve at the
various precincts in the county at the
general election, November 9TH. Fol-
, lowing is the list; (the three first nam
ed in each precinct are the Demo
cratic judges, the last three the Re-
publican judges):
Des Arc-W E Mckee, j B Lewis
R I'll Stevenson, Edward Schmidt
! D A White, Chas McCue.
! Vulcan-Perry Sutton, Chas Ruble
! VIM Sherrills, d P Huddleson, Clatie
3 Johnson, James Clifford.
3 Annapolis Vincent Sutton, W H
Dunn, Marion Lewis, Edward Lloyd
J Dave Worley, l. o Russell.
Dunns-J N Lewis, VIM Dunn, W |
Scoggins, Delbert Markham, Johr
Q Stroud, r @ Knight.
: Polks-B B Blanton, Theodore Seals
! W L White, L F Knight, ] M Ivester
@ w Pannebecker.
Hogan B Holloman, Walter Mil
1 Ter, Lawrence Swaringim, n s Wick
y cry, Newt Huff, Drew Smith.
Arcadia-R w Williams, w e Hall
i W N Knight, Louis r Miller, Gilber
i Signer, N W Tins.
Ironton--E L Farmhouse, G W Han
. son, w H Whitworth, Fred Kindell
A willard, TT Baldwin.
q Pilot Knob-D J Mckinney, A
Q Doyle, Alfred Schwab, Aug Schwab
4 Hamlet Bush, Jas Billedo.
!. Ghermanville--R HI Brown, And.
= Hall, M f Shea, Jehu Jones, M v
u Crocker, Herman Roehrs.
nj Belleview--B f Engledow, ] L Nc
4 Clurg, w HI Russell, G B Phillips, ia
Laws, John Dahlke.
Imboden s M Hatridge, Tom Fitz