North Carolina Newspapers

J it ia Formerly AfcDetv Democrat VOL XIV. MARION, N. C., THURSDAY,, AI'lUL 2, 1910 j 1 ROF2SSIOSr Ati DR. E. J. EVANSr DENTSIT MARION, - - ! N. C. Rooms 1, 2 and 3, Poteet Building At Old Fort second and fourth Monday's : v . T. A. MORPHEW ATTOENEY-AT-tAW Office over Merchant's & Farmers . Bank. ,v. - . OLD NORTH STATE NEWS. MUST WAITFOR ; THE LEGISLATURE -' ' 1 --' ' - - "" 1 - . Morganton State School for. the Deaf and Dumb Must Wait for 'Appropriation for v - f Equipment. It happened that in appropriat ing ltiftn(r frr fVA now Hrnlrlintr oenaior uverman has passed his fnr th Kbit fhnnl for th TWf u:n '. - a - . I . - - um . providing $ido,UOO for the I .....Vr . . I . I T . . Interesting Items of News Briefly Set Forth For.. ' Busy; Readers. I Greene monument at Guilford bat tleground. . - , There are indications" that the Contest for the democratic nomin- MARION - N. C. DR. J. GILLESPIE REID, Dentist Will answer calls at any hour of the night.: :: Rooms 3, 4 and 5 First National Bank Building, Marion, N. C. HcBRAYER S ROSS ATTORNEYS AT LAW auon for congress in ;-thfl I district may be enlivened by the entrance of another candidate- Major Charles M. Sted man. It is said he has the matter under con sideration and Dumb at Morganton, the Leg islature made no provision for itrl equipment and the institution will have to : wait until the next Leg! islature makes its' appropriations before it can equip the primary Prompt Attention Given. All Business Intrusted to Their Care. c :-: :-: ' :-: :-: Up Stairs, Streetman Building X)R. WM. FLEMING DENTIST OFFICE IN STREETMAN BUILDING. - C. E. HOUSE Surveyor and Draughtsman Make or Copy Maps Blueprints and Abstracts a Specialty, Office in Streetman Bldg. , Main St L. C. GONEHE, H. D. Physician S Surgeon OFFICES IN FIRST NATIONAL SANK ON FIRST FLOOR - VWVWV - Special Attention given to office practice in the treatment of chronic diseases. DMn building, which ? is nearly com pleted at a cost of, $23,000. The law provides that a State institu tion shall not incur debt and the old provision allowing it in case of extreme necessity or dire need has been stricken from -the statute. The local' prison at Mooresville Representatives of the executive was .burned' Friday morning and committee, of tfce school recently Sam Barnhardt, colored, who was appeared before the Council of confined therein,-perished in the State to learn if the school could fire. The story is that the man borrow the money, and the matter attempted to burn his way to lib- was referred to the Attorney Gen erty. The building was old and eral for investigation. The corn dry and highly inflammable once mittee was to have submitted its the fire started. Dronosition in writing, which has not yet been done but it was Mr. L. C. Caldwel 1; of States- stated yesterday by- one who . hts ville, tells the Concord Times he investigated the law that no State will go,to-tbe democratic congres- institution may incur a debt. sional convention in the 8th dis MINERAL RESOURCES M Mlf nUes west of Srir, boi OF NORTH CATOUNA n0De J Mt?pl? ltUl we fouof - I were of any Talue in iron ores. A similar iron ore occun on the Ind of the North Carolina Bessemer company and stms to be of a con siderable Utter outlitr. mul i forge was worked hue a good mtny yers ayn and u A to hate deintnd. latid of JltcbtU Conty-l4 f Qwartl. ri4- par. Ktln. tQlm mod Mka. trict with Iredell and Cabarrus solid for him. He says he can reduce )wles' majority in Wilkes several hundred and can bring Cabarrus. Stanley and "little Aleck" back into the democratic column. He is sure of the nomination. BOOSTWELUS RECORD. This from the Punkin ville Gazette-News and Courier-Journal : "This paper was attacked last week, and editorially at that, by that measly,' contemptible and wishy-washy paper called -The Ju niper River Express and Mail Ob- The State Board of Health is server,' because we took a decided getting out a 45 page bulletin that fnd for, consequently endorsing is .WScrnRted "Th PrPArhr' e canaiuacy oi ADe-ixjuaeruuK . . . c , c j a -i tor ingress, it said-we were Bulletin for Sanitary Sunday, April totally devoid of ability to reason 24, 1910." Dr. Rankm, secretary for the good of the Democratic of the board, estimates that there party and-that their candidate. will be something like 3,000 special uke Boostwell, had a record to , j rely upon and to refer to. Course, scuuuusuu ucauu ttU" .. Muii-tiuu Abe Loudertaik. nevcr has done delivered .from the North. Carolina anything other than go to the Leg- pulpits in every section of the State islature, but that record of Boost April 24"" The bulletin suggests well is a hummer just ask Luke as ft Sr.ial tP.Tt for the dav John, wny ne leu rarsiey vouniy, ana 1A:1A. tT c i.uu :u of coursoiie won't be slow in tell xB uWtue) ui . he had to dear outfor have life, and that they mignt have tne soo 0f health. :i" : i ' I ... it more auuauanuy. WIAt fP Wm M. W V T"TI V V W M Vl MJ AW Mill to remain, we assure our contempo- The trustees of Da venuort Col- rary, for today he owes board. lege met last week and elected Bev. wasning ana launary duis w sian . r nri r K H i o miFa TainTa oxrorxr lima J. B. Craven president of the col- VI" u " , l" lege to succeed Dr. U. U. Weaver, 0rds well, we'll be darned. There I whose, resignation takes effect at ain't never been any record of that I the close of this session." Mr. Cra- $500 he was to put out at 6 per ;e k, .Oo nf r,A ;e of cent for the Widder lrustington, . , t TT u except it helped Luke make a rec- I present a member of the faculty. ord drnnken a ;worlhless He is a grandson of the late .Dr. ingrate and a party turncoat. Braxton Craven, founder of Trin- When he had that $500 he was an itv Colletrft and a son of the late advocate of the gold standard; Alonr the Line of The C. C. & 0. : Ry. Lime, Marble and Soap . : ' stone in McDowell." Bj Joepb Ilyd Pratt " ' , A new railroad- is of special i i r . vaiue io ujo way oi oisciosmg geo- producrd iron f ir Kal logical lormauon over wnicn Simtlir ore Occur on ihe passes, and gives large value to a j. H Terrr, of WoolUwn. . t a. I "w minerals wnicn otnerwise could not On the aootht mJ,j of Mrkn be marketed. The Carolina, Clinch- thrr ia a dewnit of -mtnii W4ilw ucw" Ihimiltr in color and mirn! to quarters at , Johnson City, Tenn., Hut quarried at th National Soap- nas reccnuy oeea consiroctcu at an stone qrjarrjv in NVfn coootr, enormous expense irom uiecoti i'i,;;. .i...,. i ueias oi soumwesv irgima across nxU int tnl It r,.nt ..r ine stas or lennessee and norm of the Ttju.Wrt mineral in. l ? a o o r I - varouna io oparxanourkT, o. irlntri f tK.t .t.t. u. k.. rrorn its ability to furnish cbcp beeQ qotrricJ on the property of iuei ana economic aismouuon w Thompson an.1 Morgan. (n the the mineral resources of Western hlod of j. 1L Houcl, about ooe North Carolina, it promises to be half mile from a Southern railwav i i . i . i m ox muca vaiuq w me awns. nation, a m tnM.mt T( l ..! J ' J I 7". . " xueKcoioKicaiaeparuncnmnaer Quarried. It has brn ued for the direction of the celebrated mm- tombstone in eetnctrif at M.rW erolagist and engineer. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, has recently been ex- BUJ1U1UX MID hCl iUUl w miuv UUUJ I to the madI Dr. Pratt aara in m tmi COUniy intre are several , I minerals that onVr jil t.iiiri for tv,.. j:.. larequtru, ieM,T,r. u-.in, soap- uti" WUVUB atone and mic. were visited, but it was found tkat L deiwiU in thU ccunty that no work bad been none here lor may derelop amptonc tuba, etc over two years. Undoubtedly con-1 It aonis to t thai il tea oaplooe KiHrahlA trA mlr. Km tron nK.deiKAila arc veil worth inveaUga wwutu ueig bo ciiucuucu wjr hjqi. . i . . , . 1 , , i Kian'iio iniuMrr, uj il WOOD -uivuui v .ivuuvi wu kjq iir. smtiink i no crijc mi- the dumps; probable from 30 to 50 tenal to tint innt, ti b manofac tons of scrap mica could be obtain-1 to rtd into tuU, ft-wrmM etc ed from this mine. There was a A11 would ih? tn? -tl-i.fur ii j , , . I the raanu facto red product, arwl tt shaft of this property. The prop- producing this material west f the erty is owned by Leather Bryan Appalachian mountain. One oap- (colored). While the deposit of atone deposit, on the pmpe'tr of bftlm nt l.rrr- it ...nf fin- Mr. Isaac Ivitflun, n r proc. ... , 4, ... -... I pine, offer tome umathtlitie along qua ity and the pegmatites of this his inc Anmhr nfJr lv;,afor3 section are worthy of investigation, thoolJ be alo tn rsticatl. t t 1 1 as uuosioio ouuivo oi aupyij oi ty . : . . i t Kaolin. mintnir, but has thus far done little Limestone. Marti and Saapstaoa In or nothing in the wtr of derelop- McOoweU Coonty. hng-a market for the nortx and i i i t . t Tr, V t r.-o wlieaJpar wnicn occur so aounaanuy 0 , lilt MIU iktuaMW Ull J IU "MIW are some deposits of clay that are fouml k.. Th u. of th capable of building up a trado in quartz are quite varied, it being brick. The clay should make brick uwd in the manufacture of a luute that would stand shipments to dis- w&ch U used a a wood rarnnher. f :- -rA i ana in me manufacture oi pouery wun iuiuto uu nuu tv w ill J kWAi i . . III. rr m. r, 9 wmnut n IKa quality. The chances are, how- mtnafACtore of WOOlj fiJJert AIK ever, that the demands for the in cltss. A crrat dctl of the brick would be more east and wet I Quartz found associated witi the ed in a cot on the noalh bask of the North Toe rirer tear the isocth of Sink-Hole emk, abcrat thrt and one-half tailea above Toecar Sutioa. ThU marble it very tial lar in color and teztore to the white marble foood al Tate, Geor gia. We bare had a tt4re est from this marble which took a moat beautiful poluh aoJ showed that it was adapted for tUlctry and monumental pur pear aa well as for a buttling ttooe. W" trrj the outcrop of the marble to abost a mile northeast from the railway cut by means of boulder aad oct cropa, inthltdutance W0 hare onable to Bod any oteroa oo tSt oath aide of tht river. I bekt thai this marble should be more folly investigated, itJ I Ulieve that tt wouU Uj worth while, in connectiaa with thl inmtlgaiMO to hate one or two tram cut made, to ezpaM the ootcrop al a point a few bond ml yardt Uck frtxa th railroad. Fork, abocl two aai ahaJf to three oilcsfrom Grtea MoctUia tia-tioo. P. J. Sinclair SINCLAIR S CARLTON LAWYERS - Practice in State and Federal Courts. 'Office over Gaston & Tate's Store MARION, N. C. Dj. Jas. Craven. He was edu- D. Ij. Caelton cated at Trinity College and at Vanderbilt Univei-sity, and is a member of the Western v North Now he is in for any old standard that will give him an opporcbunity to graft. " "Dont talk to us, in such rotten tones, of Tnte RoostwelPa record: Carolina Conference, having given why the mail train on the Punkin up regular pastoral work in Sal is- ville Extension can t touch him, hnfV to herome a member of the I And still our contemporary- tells Tv,-i Uo.vn us Toeven give the-devil hs uuca. . II c r 1014 Ik TT O JIUiMiyiO --if we could "old .-Sataa would mighty soon have a new ferryman for that buisy transport across the Biver Styx and if the devil didn't Tat, c-w,. In thi coucty thr aa a groat many mica min- wh'xh ooouia quanz and frlditar iimi!rlr ts was mcntioortj 0rler MiUUIl county, and their kcaUon hat al ready betn given. Another mitttrtl in thii to a it r that cfTcr very pnGuit coo mercial poa-iibihliea it rtnrrr- The frincipaJ deposit It al Mii Eemesber, that yocr i3 tax ceil bt paid oa or Ufcre llaj lit if joa expt to vxte U Norrcber. Tblt tho-ili be helftl by ertrj Democrat who carts asjthl ahoct the asccras of hi jertj. The lime it short, ihert.'cr, dccl pc:pose rwTtsct of thlt tax, at d3x are dtrtroc. Pay t-ow, aJ gtl others to do Litw sae. By rmtrociilcg hoot merthsita yo arwrtwareiJhy alwtjahtTbx gwJ tz'uritiCz tserthtit a booe. Iatrocixe thtsa azd tj will brzi ytx la more wajt ihxa t. Yoa are nwardfti hj nrwirg ywjr pUocara aad the rejectee of jnocr IdZ tace b taililrg cp z4 mtitulait yotr oera twr; 'p!rocu hoc&a otrchacu, Lcoe iniziity asl boo etterprue c f all kiuit m prt!trttm la ihsttcf acr I Uc. S yea! jrocr mooey al hooe with to;' who hare ic Ureal la yoir tow By dcar tilt iht town ts kf ji cp, rrc;ny It maia more rales lie, oocttcjeofte are e'Urxi aii c;7crU'Jt fee Etcul IsyroteoriUartc-oe!. , - - . -1 - w than north and south of Marion. The most promising deposits in McDowell county, are the lime- mica can bo obtained in nearly a pure condition and it f equality that could be used in the manufac ture of ittas as well as for the stone deposits west from Sevier. Io' her purposes nvntimed abive. These limestone deposits are aIsoWIen it is considered that there AnnnHv1 nnA.n . w-Is suUicient watr-tiower artnanie wu va w wwva w w w " w t .. . - , . t o jveiou power tor gnaitcg miles southwest from Sevier, on qQ u Q fce the land of the North Carolina U a'grcat jwibiliiy for d ere lop- Bessemer Company.' Here the ling trade in this mineral. marble outcrops very prominently I Feldspar that i suitable for pot- and form hills 100 feet or more in tery purposes occur at the 1 oung v.;t ni,;cr rrA mine, Dobag, Ytncy county; Irby - . j t mine, Spruoepinr, Mitchell county; for stone for crushing and for Avery' Meadow, min, Hum Tw. building. Mitchell county; Tollvben mine. While a large amount of this Micarille, tNincy county; Flat H-xk marble is unsuitable for buildinc nune, rlstllock. Mitchell county. tt,. At the Cloud lnl mln near Bak R. Z. Linnev Dead. Charlotte, April 15. Former R. E. McCALL C. RlMcOALL Congressman Romulus Z. Linney, watch Luke pretty close hed soon famous as politician and orator, be chargmg.all passengers double i onrl fV,A mnst. nipt.nresnnft stnte.o- fare. Amt that a recordl McCcLll "Bros. UNDERTAKERS Any business intrusted to our care will receive prompt and careful at tention. V " - D. Br-Stuiper Pardoned. , ... A sensationj equalling that which ! inflamed Tennessee" in November 1908, when former United States man North Carolina ever produced, dropped dead this afternoon as he was entering his law office at Tay Iorsville,N. C. ? Apoplexywas the Coffins arid Burial Supplies cause of death. Linney was born in Rutherford Senator Edward Ward Carraack county in 1841 and was educated was shot and killed on Nashville's in the common schools."' He served J streets, was the pardoning by Gov- i in the Confederate army - and was ernor M. R. Patterson yesterday I seriously wounded at the battle of of iCol. Duncan B. Cooper, who. Over McCall & Conley's Furniture Ghancellorsville. He - was admit- with his son, Robin J. Cooper, was iiore. ted to ine par m iooo ana serveu convicted oi ine muraeroi uar- three terms' in the: state senate. J mack. , . NOTICE. -' 1 He was elected to the t lfty-iourtn . The issuance of the pardon on The firm o' Roberts & 'Jamison at Congress as Republican from the the Governor's own initiative, Khr ha sold out to S. C. Jamison -& 8th district, and re-elected ,to the without a formal jetition - before ?-Ll!&S ot 8 a Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth, Con- him, followed quickly 'the reading j!?- k Sons. . 3t 4-7-10 crresses. His last years have been 0f the opinion of the Tennessee spent in the active practice of his Supreme Court affirming, the ver Farm for Sale, 1 Dfafession at Taylors ville. ,From diet of guilty in the case of Colo- 125 acres on Muddy Creek in Dysarts-J aggressiveness in political de-1 nel Cpopef ; under the sentence' of ville township, only 4 miles rrom w h&te counled with his huge physi- twenty years in the penitentiary. & O. Baihy Apply to: reversing thejower court in of Bull of the Brushy Mountains' a small range 111 lXe&niwtoy casi'hng-within view of liis home;. He -April showers bring colds, grippe. within uhAftii. Book of testlmonialu Free 1 " ? . , . - - ... 1 rheumatism, and other distreaing troa- , 104 H. iyor bs., awwiv.. , was num JU wuul. .ouu ""J hies, ilollisters Kocrr Mountain Tea Ir. yooixsY. ng Holli&ter's Bockr Mountain I tained fame in Congress and on the effectually and quickly rids one of such SUTHERUUD'S EiBLE EYE SALVE stump as a fearless orator and one '105 tT fry it Oood for Nothing but the Eyes. seldom, worsted in debate. : ; today. J. W. Streetman. ' ' of joint planes and partly on ac count of impurities, there are large outcrops showing few joints and having every evidence that it would make' satisfactory building stone and capable of being worked econ omically. The marble is bluish to perfectly white and very hard. Two miles -southwest from the property of the North Carolina Bessemer company, or-, three to three and a half miles from Sevier, on land belonging' to the estate of the late Colonel Yancy, the forma tion is nearer a limestone than a marble. - .This ' material has been burned, and it is said to make a strong lime, but it is hard to burn. These limestone and marble depos its offer four possible forms of de velopment: 1. As a building stone; 2, as a source of lime for building purposes; 3, as a source of lime for agricultural purposes; 4, as crushed rock for concrete work, for ballast, and for macadamizing roads. The stone breaks with sharp edges and it seems to me is very suitable for concrete work. Water-power could probably be developed in the vicinity and power transmitted to the quarry- so that crusher, drills, channellers. etc, could be operated by electricity. : f v Some iron ore has beerTfound in connection with the nrirble, one Headquarters for FEED STUFF BmildSeg Materia Buffaloed Mewott NEAR DEPOT. PHONE tJ7 ersville, Mitchell county, there are large masses of plagtacloee feldjpar that could probably be uwd in pot tery work. Until the last two rears very lit tle has been done tde terrain the extent and value of the kaolin -tie- posits. While the are not tt tensive as those in the southern part of the state thy furnish snlendid Quality of kaolin and all ! such deposits should be thorough ly investigated. A manufacturing industry that I believe would rwy in North Or Una is a porcehin works fur man ufacturing . electrical inulatm". cheap glazed pottery, etc. We have the three raw materials tecra sarr for conducting such a plant and abundance of water-powr for operating it, and I UrJicre thai if such a scheme was adtertuol that the railroad could be abU to obtain capital to put up such a plant. The mica deposits, of courts, are not of a character to develop Urc operations, but, aaquarlz, Mdpar and kaolin all occur in the rgms titic dikes as the mica, its pro tac tion will increase the probability of the production of the othr: and in some instances, mica may be a by-product in the production of the feldspar or quartz and par for a large part of the expenses. Thus, where neither would pay to work alone, by operating Tor two or more of the above products the mining could be made profitable, In cutting the right of waj for the C.O.A O. railroad, a most beautiful white marble was expos- JEWELRY WATCHES and CLOCKS Silverware and Cut Glass Repairing of all lands done durably and neatly. J. FRED SPRjkGTJE JEWELED and OTTlClAJi tO UTit CA 71 0 LJiA DON'T BE A MISER OUST starve jocrvlf aod jocr faxnity aad xx cf Tocr back arcocnL I)OXT wear wxood UsA thread bare ckti ard beard yocr eamirgi ia aa oU tee era. . . IX) NT ait with chattering teth at a ccU ateeia rro wtaiLrr and inrmi yocr rarrirgs ia a grt rich qsick propoiitioo. Be a Man and not a Mouc IVs irtlcnlar that jourKlf s&d your Usij are wtH fed, d-o-r.tly clothed and cotaforuUy boced TVn. If acy Ulance rrma-cj frora yocr lcoe or aaliry. pmftr,l it ia a STKONG, WIXL IliXUBLX ?pmi BANK. ll.rlrn r.t to ti e airto call frta a wrak tmik ! jun aa gowd, iocb col so Urgr, rxr ilnxg. icrcd, as cia tier exywr- " ' The Old Reliable" ' First National Banlc of Marion