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The i Nugget, DAHLONEGA, JULY 23, 1903. » ""'imarw *> vrtxmf* •«*.»■ *< Mining Notes. E not red at ilin OaIiIdiipka. Ga. I*. O ns Second Clnss Matter. Official Organ of both City and County. Pope Leo died last Monday. Mr. E. !i. Langford of Sail county, was poisoned by butter- mills the other night. We have been unable to learn wlm made up Hooker Washingtons bed during his recent visit to Ats lantn. The horses of New York are bes ginning to wear straw bonnets, provided with coarse netting for the ears. In the senate the commiilei education report against county school commissioners heing elected bv the people. Last Thursday thirteen spoons wearing the, picture of Christ and the twelve apostles were sold in London for $24,000. Mine persons were killed by a tornado last Saturday at Slrcntor, III., and the loss of propewty will aggregate t wo millions. They must be about through with business in the senate, as Mr. Park lias introduced a bill for two- iiorsc wagons not to have less than four inch tires, and one-horse nothing under three inches. In Montana a negro carpenter has gone insane from reading re ports of lynching Of negroes, and rushed through Kalispel the other day shouting ,niob. Maybe lie is guilty of some dark crime. Real estate deals in Lawson county Hie past two weeks amoun ted <0 some ten or twelve thou sand dollars. The largest transfei was made by Mr. Van Vleck to 1). M. McK ec to tile Paltnour v place on the Llownli river, the price being $1,000. Advertiser. On Monday night in the west, grand chief 1*. M. Arthur, of Brotherhood of Locomotive engi neers, dropped dead while speak ing.' He had just arisen to re spond to a toast and repeated the words: “It may be my parting words to many of you,” when he fell backward and expired in a few minutes. A negro preacher in Gainesville discovered a typographical error in Greer’s almanac and says that the world will como to an end on Nov. 2.». O11 that date a figure 1 was used in place of a 5, making it appear that the sun will set at 101, p. m., and many of the sisters and brothers believe it and are get ting ready when the trumpet souuds. Now if some follow that locality svill get him up an old bugle 011 that day and give it ; The}’ are going down on the Turkey Hill and it gets richer. The Briar Patch continues to ! show up well. Norrell panned out fifty pennyweights in a little j creek in the slate t he other day. The finding of a three penny- j weight nugget of gold by the young ladv in I’nclc Dick Whelehel’s | yard last week proves that there I is a very rich vein boiuo where there on the property. It was expected to begin the tulies and finish the Briar Patch canal right away when its manag ers were down but upon Judge Shope’s return homo he lmd to take his bed, causing a delay in the progress of the business. 'flu' reservoir out at Cavender’s Creek was completed this week on and the tunnel is expected to lie finished in a few days now. and everything will be ready for bus iness and present, a lively appear ance in that camp in a short, while. Mr. YnnYleck, who is interested with Mr. Ashley in mica mining in this comity, passed through Dahlonega last Monday on his way to Hightower district, for the purpose of opening up a mine on the Johnnie Gaddis property, and likely others, as they own and control other properties in that I section. The clean ups at the Ingeraoll A Crisson dredge boat in the Chostatco river still continue satisfactory. At the last clean ii]) many small nuggets were found amounting to seventeen aijd a half pennyweights. Many years ago at this point of the river it was worked by what was known then as a shovel boat, by men getting into the shallow places and throwing the gravel into a boat which would lie carried to T j the banks and washed out, paying four or five dollars to the hand per day. The taking ’out of samples of ore down at the Lockhart is com pleted, and a finer lot of ore, both in quantity and quality, was never found before in this county. They cut across seven veins, all good, and in crossing one got out forty tons, giving some idea of the quantity. The sample ores from the Consolidated Co’s mine before were sent for a test to Col orado. An effort is being made to get the gentleman, operating the smelter out there, to come and test it here this time. Then it can lie told whether there is any thing here that will do for flux except lime. The Crown Mountain Co. held its meeting here last Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of which was to devise some means to complete the Gorge dam, 111 j so as to enable this mine to be run on full time. Resolutions few tools lie could lot of fun. Hurrah for Greater •Viomi, Dooly county, I’he book or pamp- Ict bus just readied our desk. It is about B'x Iinches and contains ((> pages. Gives a full description of Dooly county’s industrially and commercially. Iu this pamplet is found the pictures of all the busi ness houses, residences, Acc., of \ 11 • mti, besides those of prominent people, both men and women, and a full description of everything of any importance in that locality, '.riving the home seekers much knowledge of what is going on be fore wen sees the place or f county. V 1 1 worn passed to this effect and the have a whole work on this important enterprise will quite likely be resumed in the course of a very short time. I he present power of the Crown Mountain plant since it lias ceas ed raining, is growing weak again, and it looks like it: will have to be closed down soon as all the machinery can’t lie run at tho same time now. Aururiu Items. Pleasant weather, good crops ami nobody sick. What a bless ing! Doesn’t it seem that we ought to be satisfied? Yet if we could see ourselves as we really are, and possibly as others see us, would exclaim with the prophet: “ l'ho half ha3 not been told.” Mr. H. M. Tower left for his ne trial of Mrs. Ouio Tanner, charged with poisoning her hus band in-Hall county, will bo ,ti s . j home in New England last week, posed of this week. The fact that He will possibly lie gone till Sep- something poisonous was found in | temlier. the husbands stomach doesn’t] prove the guilt of the wife by anv j means, as wo have learned of no eu.un of evidence that connected j her with it whatever. The fact that tee husband died from poison does! not prove that the wife is guilty, ' because a'gentleman of that county , •vas poisoned by drinking butter— m:!! only a few days ago, and imoiy ,iher instances of tike chars 1 acter that could be mentioned. Georgia, bumpkin Count Vi ill be sold before the gal hours of sale to the highest der lor cash the following projie Mr. T 'offer gave our climate a good name for visitors. The Bible Institute is reported to have been doing some beneficial work this week. ■Rev. Mr. Gunn of Dahlonega had an appointment here Sunday and because his team failed to show ii]) in time that morning he, walked down here rather than dis-l ET U * e . P r( fi )0,t y of appoint anyone. We had preaching at both churches last Sunday. Mr. White filled the Methodist pulpit and M r. Gunn the Baptist. Prof. Chris. P. Hiller. This young gentleman has ar rived in Dahlonega and will have charge of tho Business Depart ment of the N. G. A. College, and will also instruct in Modern Lan guages. lie is a graduate of the Albany (X. Y.) Business College, and also a graduate of Cornell I'Diversity. He fakes the place of Prof. Ansted, who has removed to Toronto, Canada. We bespeak for Prof. Hiller a pleasant home in Dahlonega, as ho has come to resido with us. Wo had a light rain here Tues day, the first for several days. Mr. Ben Moore is now conducs for on a Gainesville street car. The Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern railroad has been ordered sold by Judge Kimsey. Matthew McDonald has opened out a store iri building next door above I)r. Slow’s office. Remember that you can find ob- lions and most all other kind of blanks at the Nuggkt office. Three farmers were in from Grace, Gn., last Monday and all subscribed for the Nugukt. Hon. Henry Turner of Brooks, is tendered the judgeship on tho supieme bench made vacant by the death of .Judge Lumpkin. The miners and operators at Birmingham have agreed on an bit rati on scheme and work is to bo resumed at the mines. At St. Louis one night last week a mob of negroes broke down the jail d(5or whoso desire it was to lynch one of their color for ats tempting to assault a negro wom an, but lie was hurried off and es caped. Jim Dumps was father of a lass Who, by her brightness, led her class. The teacher asked Miss Dumps the question: “How can you best assist digestion ? ” "By eating 'Force/** When told to him, This story tickled “ Sunny Jim.” dree Mining L and; • ')'* 1 r- follow! proporiUcs for itoij 1 "* «"« W.i,.| ■.iinilikii! ID acres, •> v « Dahlonega, aud ml joinTniV* 1 ’ latch. Five goULbSnH," s J t he Brh up, nssavini. "rtfr Hcady-to-Scrve Cereal the A-B-C of good health. Boy Big and Healthy. “My little boy was very sick and would not tnke any nourishment. I got a package of 4 Force ’ and fed him on it, aud run pleased to say he is thriving. I will now put him be side any boy of his ante, as lie Is big aud healthy. All I feed him on is 1 Force.’ “Mrs. J. LiNDi.ar Kbbnr." per ton. will) ore enou.d, • 0 -"W lu-i a ten sum,,, mill"of, !<*! " proposition has iV ,.1,. ■ e,l T Thi, property, will, walcr OL , diU command for all mvelan- ,, '" l 11 ' 1 ' i* W c,l timbered, p, ' m,u hincri- 600 nrrnu to .. 1 *5 **. Dahlonega lores, 12 nuke in the ahoy Horii,. fl •oast o( veins opened up fromHhIn 11 '; Tv « feet wide, running SgiiLOO lest. Veins run thro,,.! ,on *uIU 500 acres This proper! • „“ cill ir* tarns very valuable placer m,/'^* Water in abundance f,„. , /''Am*, mining operations. \\vi and a farm of (JO acres in ‘ rah'"'^ Titles clear and pc, fun u ,1Vtttic n. Address for particulars and W IT. McAfee' RE AT, ESTATE AGENT ’ Dahlonega, G\, STOCIt and POULTRY We are glad tn see that our friend and former citizen of Lump kin county, Mr. J. R. Ariendale, now of Missouri, is interested in an enterprise that means many thousand of dollars to him. It is a new gas light invented by a Si. J,ouis gentleman, being a mixture of gasoline and air which produces revolutionary means of illuminat ing. A syndicate of New York, Chicago and St. Louis capitalists has just formed a $10,000,000 company. This lighting and heat ing system, has stood every test of efficiency, safety and ccotaemy by the number of plants installed throughout the country. This growing commercial proposition covers a field of operation as wide as the United States, Canada,' Mexico, Great Britain, France and Belgium. The name of the new company is “The Federal Gas Company.” NOTICE. _ Lost Inst Saturday, near Porter Springs, Ga., two notes, one given to Mrs. J. A. Tate and the other to Miss Hal fie Tate by \V. H. C. Tate and J. E. Tate, and all persons are notified not to trade for either of them. July 20, 1903. Mas. J. A. Tate. Miss Salt.ib Tate. S&MNaBWMraRf UCUJUaaMttMUL-.M Justice Samuel Lumpkin died suddenly last Saturday while visit ing relatives in Wilkes county. V 0 suppose the Atlanta Journal is published just three times a week as that is as often as it l each es this offii e now. On Friday night near Jackson ville, Fla., a negro was lynched by a negro mob for assaulting a negro woman. Now what? I he weather is tod hot for the members of tho legislature to all stay together long enough to transact even important meas ures. These summer sessions won't do. The Dahlonegft (told I Purlin, f Mining A Mill!,,da,l, 0o,, T"" S va )««l»Ti»rTt; Mrs. Mary F. Lamar, j Mrs. Alice Dent, and | Martin Van 1 [envoi. I , Tn tho defendm,tain the above.tou^ Ml: By order of tho Court you amt e, of you art' hereby notified that k Dahlonega Cold Mining and M,hS Company has indue form, filed its » t.tion against you seeking partition of lot ot land number 809, in the l>thDi«. trict and 1st Section'of Lumpkin com,*, ty, Georgia. Said application will come Oil to he heard before the Court at ( handlers at Clarkesville, Georgia 011 Die 7 Did ay of September, 1903 at 10 o’clock, a. m., as provided % hv The above named plaintiff company and the above named <H'4o.n<laiits tieingteii. ants in common to said lot of lard. Witness the Honorable J. J. Kimsey Judge of said ( on rt. This the Sthday of July, 1903. ' John If. Mooue, Clerk. i WOT OUT of Ladies THE Especially! Having made satisfactory ar rangements to continue bilsiness at the PRESENT LOCATION^arf I will continue stalling fi floods at A.re Inyite<l to Call and Examine Our V ■Large Steel ol Brass Goods, \ l Cheapest and Prettiest in fi >aJ n i.Our stock consists of everj’thiug usually kept in a store and ivej ;will make it to your interest to trade with us. Give ns a trial.] H. 1>. GURLEY. ! .MOORE DEALER 1N- 1903. ■ 2 meeting of the city council held July 13, 1903, the following taxes were levied for the support of the city of Dahlonega, Ga., for the year 1903 to-wit: To retire school bond 1903 and pay accrued interest, 8 cents on each one hundred dollars assessed. For the support of the city public schools for the years 1903 and 1904, 30 cents on each one hundred dollars as sessed. For marshal’s salary 1903, 12 cents on the one hundred dollars assessed. For general expenses of said city for 1903, 7 cents on each one hundred dol- lars assessed, making a total of 57 cents on the one hundred dollars assessed of property in said city. Done by order of council, Diis 18th day of July, 1903. ... T u - l! - Baker, Mayor. M m. ,T. V out.lev, City Clerk. Sausage, Etc- ILRIFF’S SALE. I still have a lot of fs? II < > K JS} and HATS that 1 will sell at and below first cost. I have just opened up a j beautiful line of Lawns, Dimities, Organdies and Appliques that can t be beat for beauty and price. My stock is complete, and prices to please any one, all i ask is your inspection and ! will guarantee to please you in quality, beauty j and price. ALSO A FULL LINE OF FAMILY In Simmoils 13 u ldii 1 a*. court house 1 hanking you for past favors, I door of the county of Lumpkin'"on the i trust ro , . j 1st Tuesday in Aiigust, next, within the i tlUSt fco memb - vou j' P-tronage m i bid- i the future. Wit: •ty to- j One yoke of red oxen between 4 and I ) years old. Said property levied on ■ . . . Y.J. Taylor, to sat- I isfy an execution L-u d from the $u- periur court ol said count v in favor of! J .- Dale, transfeie, against the A. ,1. iaylor; said property possession of A. J. Taylor. -this (itl) cay o July, 1903. •I • -J ■ Davis, heriff. said being Yours for Business, J. T. MILLER, Auraria, ! THE DAHLONEGAHOTEL| Ii. cid.c*3a jiass*<i‘Esti Id Dow opei! lo the public, with a table supplied wilii best tho country afford-. Furniture entirely new. llaies: Per day, $l.LD; per week, $6; per uumlh 4 Mas. JOHN HA’! FIELD; l x’tfu- £ i he $20.