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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-07
Great West.

Beginning at corner No. on line Al Missile
sippi ls.de of tins survey. Identical with corn.r
No of the Hmrnsied location not set as Il tails
on rock slide where pcrmAnent corner could not
b. established; wil.nce the southwest corner
sctipD =, township IL. s..uth, range 81. weet- OF
tie sixth principal meridian. bears south ~
degrees and ii minutes west, l2s2s feet. thence
-orfh ~ degrees and minutes vesi. 20 feet,
degrees west. 40 feet TO corner No :. identical
with corner No. of the amended location tnot
SGT n IL falls in the bed 81 Eight Mile Creek
where permanent corner conld mot be e~tab-
we~t ~ feet. Eight Nile Creek feet wide.
course north II degrees west. ss-si feet. corner
No. Julia Wallner lode of this survey. 1881
feet center track Florence Il Cripple treek rail
witness corner to corner No Z. Identical with
witness corner to corner No, I julia Wailner
lode of this survey. ait-si. Qusrtx Greek fe-t
wide. course south 10 ds-gres~ west. ss2-st feet.
east, s2 81 feet. corners punbsrs and l. Julia
Wnllner and Queen Nine lode~ of this survey.
ilia feet To corner No. :. identicSi with corner
No. Of the amended location cruss * et
point and 5-s-s-i 1851 chi-eied a granite
rock in piEce showing ssxs6xis inches above the
general sgrface. whence ine stump feet high,
10 inches diameter, blaze-l and scrihed r. 4
~ s-iisss bears north 81 desrs-s and u minutes
-sAf. Sa.3 feet: thence north y degrees anil
minutes east. 80 feet to corner No 4. identical
with corner No. ! Of amended location, n granite
stone 2fx6xd inches set II inche- in the ground
with mound uf stone chieciei ta-i-l-lfsSi.
thence south degrees and u minutes east.
lSsS.sS feet witness rner to corner No. l, a
ground with mound of stcne chis~led W. G.
t-l-llid4, whence a pine stump feet high. IL
iuci,~ diameter. htazrd and scribed h. =.
i-l-i1s6s bear~ north 81 degrees west. il6 feet
rrtlrond. course north G5 degrees west, 1ll0 feet
20 corner No. I. the place of b ginning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-07
Julia WaIIner.

Beginning at corner No. on line 2-3 Great
West lode of this survey. identical with
set II falls In bed os Eight Mile Creek
where permanent corner could not be
established, whence the southwest corner
section 23- township II, south. range So. west.
of the Sixth principal meridian bears south
90 degrees and 10 minutes west. 97l.55 feet:
thence south 50 degrees and minutes west.
north. Il degrees west. 800 feet 10 corner No.
2. Identical with corner No. OF the amended
location mot set IL falls in the bed OF
Right Mile Greek where permanent corner
degrees and 81 minutes west. IS feet Eight
Nj lie Creek feet wide. course north Il deg
No. 2. granite stone 24xI0xs inches set Il
Inches In the ground with mound OF stone.
chiseled w c. 2-Ii96f. whence a crosstx)and
b. r w. G. 2ile6s chfseled on a granite rock
showing exsx2 feet above the ground bears
north n ssegrees and minutes east. 81 feet.
Iss feet center OF track Florence 4 Cripple
1863 feet. Quartz Greek ? feet wide, course
socth 81 degrees east. ii50 feet to corner No.
identical with corner No. of amended
location. cross tXl at corner point and
3-2-iis54 chiseied on a granite rock in place
showing i2x5x3 feet above the general sur
face: thence north IS degrees and minutes
east. 800 feet To corner No. on line 2-S 3reat
West lode Of this survey, identical with cor
ner No. OF the amended location. granite
stone 3oxexe inches act ~ inches In the
ground with mound of stone chiseled al
1884. whenc@ a pine tree 9 inches diameter
biased aud scrfbed b. T. s-l-lls6t bears north
o degrees and 81 minutes west. 1915 feet;
s9a n quartz Greek IT. wide. course south
y degrees east. us feet. Quartz Creek feet
vide. course south Is degrees west. 1905 81
feet witness corner to corner No. 1. granite
stoue oxsxs inches set II fnches in the
ground with mound of stone chiseled W Z.
Ia iises. ioss feet to center OF track Florence
degrees west. 1iso feet to corner No. 1. the
place OF beginning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-07

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-07


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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-07
APPLICATION NO. 1900.
MINERAL SURVEY 40. ,rse4.
U. $. Land once. Pueblo. ooiorad,

U. ). Land Ofice. Pueblo. Colorado. 1
September II. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
Of the act Of Congress- approved Nay 10. 1877.
Andrew c. Halter. whose postoffice Ii Den
yer, Arapahoe county, Colorado. has made
application for patent for 1i50 linear feet
on the julia Wailner lode. bearing gold, the
same being 20 feet south, degrees and 81
minutes east and SIS feet north. 4 degrees
thereon. with surface ground no feet in
width; and for 1ilo linear feet on the Great
West lode. bearing gold. the same being
$40 feet south. 4 degrees and 81 minutes east
and 40 feet north. degrees and 81 minutes
west from discovery cut thereon. with sur
face ground 800 feet in width: and for 1900
feet on the Mississippi lode bearing gold,
the same being $50 feet south. degrees and
81 minutes east and 1850 feet north. degrees
and 81 minutes west from discovery cut
width. and for 1895 linear feet on the
Tabor Grand lode. bearing gold. the same
being rs feet south. degrees and 16 minutes
west and 12i4-95 feet north, degrees and
16 minutes east from discovery cut thereon.
with surface ground 1913 feet in width: and
bearing gold, the same being 85 feet south.
s deg~es and 10 minutes west and 1854 9d
feet north. degrees and 16 minutes east
from discovery cut thereon with surface
ground 1854 feet in width; and for 1900 linear
feet on the Queen Nine lode. bearing gold.
ls minutes west and 1888 feet north. S degrees
and 10 minutes east from discovery cut
thereon, with surface ground 225-2a feet In
width; all situate in the McCourt Mining
District. county OF Fremont and state OF
Colorado. and described by the omciai plat
Register of the Pueblo Land District, Colo
RADIO. as follows, viz:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
TALKED ABOUT.

The electric cars were blockaded for
few minutes about o'clock yesterday
afternoon ON Westminster street. a hors>
Was hitchcd q a post near Butler Ex-
change and in some way broke its bride
to pieces. even breaking the bit in two
and getting FREQ started down the street
He was promptly stopped nut it was some
time before any way Of leading him could
he found and meanwhile he stood on che
car track. But policeman came TO the
rescue and led him off to the side OF the
street and the cars went on their way.
Ii is. now arranged that the Brown-In-
dian game will he played in New York
instead of here as originally planned 1t
is true that the offer OF $500 from New
York is tempting one, but the students
as well rs the people of Providence dc
mand in return for their support that they
have an opportunity to see more than one
good game. So there is added one more
complaint To the list of those already
hoaped upon the present management
A manager should he man with fore
sight and Judgment, not boy tempted
by the sweetness of immediat, benefit,
and unable to discern the real, lasting in
tercsts OF the team. For the local sup
port the team gets IS its strongest sup
port, and il does not pay to trifc with
and slight those who have the interests
Of the team Mt heart. Most of the coll
leges have the sense TO see this, aud ar
range goo1ly part of heir best games for
home GROUNDS 1t is useless TO expect the
pubiic,to support n team when they can
see only n few minor games.
II Is curious 10 note how negligent n
woman will often 20 in signaling an
electric car in proper season and then
b'amo the conductor for not stopping
often she will stand near white post
and as the car comes along both motor.
man and conductor will pay all attention
20 mr. To sec II she desires To ride but she
will make no signal until the car has
passed the post; then she will put up her
hand for u signal, and because the car
does not accomplish the impossible and
come to a standstil ON the spot as II by
magic, she fco.s constrained TO tell tho
conductor how he ought to run his car
She should rem cmber that 10 takes some
time to stop heavy car and the motor
man must have warning enough tp de- So
ur must 10y his instructions 20 on tn the
next pnI Any one who rides contin-
uuuslS on tho ears VIII quickly derlarc
that ia the vast majority of cnsc. where a
ras-rng,r has trouble with conductor ID
is The Passengers fault OF course. con
ductofS are only human, and make mis-.
takes, but ns ruls they are competpL {
and perform their duties well and co ~
ering what they have 90 contend with n
is miracle almost that they possess
either patience or good nature
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
A Daughter OF the Revolution.

Miss MIlliscent Clay Peck IS years OF
age an inmate of the Home for Aged
Women, one of the few surviving daugh-
ters Of men who fought in the American
Revolution was admitted memb'r Of
Gaspee Chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution at the annual meeting
held in the Rhode Island Historical So
cety's cabinet yesterday. The principal
business OF the meeting was the limiting
of the membcrhip Of the chapter To 275.
The present membership is 24o and with
the 10 applications pending the vacancies
are only go. Reports of officers were
received and officers for the ensuing year
were elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Congregational Churches.

1he Rhode Island Conference of Con
greRational churches was held in the Free
Congregational church on Richmond
street yesterday ana there was a large
attendance of ministers. Following the
annual business Rev. DR. u. u. Nose
raid tribute To the memory of DIR.
Llurie. Rev. Norman Plass of Barring
ton delivered an addrs s. on What do our
churches need most In order 20 fulfill
their missiony This was followed by a
discussion in which several mem bcrs took
part Gratifying reports were received
from She various churches after which a
sermon was preached by Rev. Alexander
McGregor or Pawtucket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CisSy Filzyerll'.

Cissy Fitzgerald and her wiusome wink Is
90 br the attraction ~ the Providence Opern
House November :. . and ~, with matinee
We nes1ay. 10 was the wink that won her
have the wink here just they all at the
fashionable Days and Hryt's. The
foundling," very spicy pay, j. 90 be- the
mClium OF the introduction 81 Ci.sy 20 the
good people Of our town, md the "du les
and the 'Johnnies' AMI the other cay toys
will no doubt crowd 20 its performance ir-
ing It's engagement mere. Clssv Fiiz.cYald
came 90 America with George Edvar ~ "a
Gaiety Girl' company and imuediai civ scored
great hit as n dancer, Charles Frohman,
who was about 20 produce The Fuun ling
secured Miss Fitzgerald FOR the part OF Little
Tricky M'ybOd, music hall artist, which
gave her excellent opuorf funiiios "a introduce
her wink and almost equally famous kick snd
men abuut town soon mhdo chlrming Cssv
The rfgc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Mark A. Hanna.

Is back of his mother houv and threw
it in. taking care To ucptSt the several
pieces quite q distance from one another.
When the prisoner arrived at the court
he was met by stephen A. Cooke, who
had been engaged by Mrs. Couliers 10 look
after Franks interests. There was a
brief consultation and then Meeden was
called before the bar. BY instruction Of
his counsel he waived an examination,
and was recommitted i'm $40. Goo bail To
await ths action of the grand jury ut the
Decem Der term.
On the way back to tho Jail Mr.. Bigbee
made "A detour TO Fenner'S pond where
Weeden pointed out that PORTION of tho
pond which would have To bs dragged 20
recover the gun. Mr.. Bigbec will sea 'ch
for tho weapon this afternoon. He Ssys
that the bottom of that part of the pond
Ii covered with deep, soft mud, and that
he expects considerable trouble in finding
tho pieces ana may not be able to do SO.
Wcedcn was calm almost to stage Of
complete indifference, when in court.
Now and then he would grin. 1t was the
smile OF a lunatic. He will be formally
indicted and must he. TOR there Is no
other way of getting his case before the
only tribunal which can satisfactorily
ana permanently dispose of il. He will
not Be- Srier before n petit jury. however: (:
but under recently enacted law, the
court will cause commission 10 ex-
anime into his mental condition ana
moral responsibility, and upon tnat
report, will commit him TO the state
insane HsyluN. the institution from
which he was so unwisely taken by his
parents few months ago. There he
will end his days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
a Pleasant. simple, but Safe aud EnectuaI
Cure for 1t.

A Pleasant. simple, but Safe and Enectual
Cure for 1t.
Catarrh of the stomach has long bsen
considered the next thing TO iDcurable.
The usual symptoms are n full or bloate-
ing sensation after eating. accompanied
some times with sour or watery risings,
formation OF gases causing pressure on
the heart and lungs and difficult breath.
ing, he adacbes. tickle appetite. nervous
ness and a general played out lancuid
feeling.
There is often a foul taste in the mouth.
coated tongue and IL the interior of the
stomach could To seen 1t would show
slny, inflaIned condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Is found in q treatment which
causes the food 10 be readily, thoroughly
digestod before it has time to ferIbent and
irrtatc the delicate mucous surfaces of
the stomach. 10 secure a prompt and
healthy digestion is the one necessary
thing 10 do and when normal digestion
is secured the catarrhal condition Will
have disappeared.
y According to DR.. Itarlauson the safest
apG b, So treatment il To use after each
neal tablet. composed of Diastasc
Aseptic Fepsin. n little Nux, Golden
seal and fruit acids. these tablets can
!, now be found at all drug stores under
the ranc Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
| and not being patert medicine can be
used with perfect safety and assurance
| that healthy appetite ana thorough di-
gcstion will follow their regular use after
meals
Mr. y. j. Boober ~ 27l0 Dearborn
street. Chicago. Ill, writes "Catarrh is
q local condition resultinelr IN n neglect
ed cold in the head, WHEREBY the lining
mem braue III the nose becomes infamed
ana the poisonous discharge therefrom
passing backward into the throat reaches
the stomach. thus producing catarrh Of
he stomach. Medical authorities pre-
srilpd for me for three years for cais,trh
~ stomach without cGre. but totay am
the happir~t ~ man alter using only one
4x uf Stuaf's dyspepsia Tables can
not lind appropriata woids Co press my
good feeling | have found flesh. az
prtite aud sound rest from th II usc '
Stuart's dyspepsia Tablets II the safest
prepaIation ns we'll rs he simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
Indigestion. catstrh of stomLcl, bilious.
ness. sour stomach, heartburn and bloat-
ing after meals.
send for little book mailed free en-
stomach troubles, by addressing stuart
Co, Marshall, Mich. The tablets can b,
found al all drug stvroe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CAN AMEND COMPLAINT.
App la: Court Gran the p. tition Of
Michael r. O'COnnOr.

The complainant in the case of Michael
+. O'Connor vs. Bridget O'Connor was
given leave in the Appellate Court today
u amend his bill OF complaint
A decree was entered appointing John
Palmer as master to take the account te-
tween the complainant and the resi- ond-
ent. The former claimed that n, by
m istake assigned his one-half interest as
beneficiary under the wilt of his father,
who lett a claim against the Catholic
knights for $1,000 TO his mother. While
tie court held thers was no fraud on the
part of the respondent, il was decided
she must pay him $1,000, less her costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
WANSkUCk.
An Election Supervisor L"s.s His Job.
Still Searching For Work.

Hugh Brady, one OF the Democratic super
visors az the ward room on Branch avenue
yesterday, was discharged from tho Wan
skuck mill tins morning for staying out with
out permission OF the overseer, IL is said. II
is expected that there will be sequel to this
story.
On Douglas avenue lives a man who is the
father of ten children. Two Of them are en-
ploycd in the mill and receive small compen-
sation for their services. For some time the
father has been out of work, and philan'
thropi, individual in the city, hearing Of the
condition of the family, sent out two barrels
OF flour in an express wagon. This was three
weeks ago. The father of the ten children
when notified Of the present, told the express
man to take the -four back and tell the phil
anthropist that he didn't want charity.
whai;he wanted was work. He is still in
search Of work, however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
OLNEYVILLE
HAPPENINGS.
Officla! Visit 10 Local Branch,
Royal Arcanum
Will Sail For Europe Gleanings From
the Square.

Olneyvillc Council o. the Royal Ar
canum was visited by Grand Regent
james X. Davis ana suite last evening.
After the regular business of the council
was disposed of. banquet was served
after which addresses were mode 10y the
grand regent, Grand Vice Regent Charles
L. Slooum Past Grand william B. Bans
pach, Grand Secretary John w. Kellogg
District Deputy Grand Regent John H.
Drury and Others. The affair was in
charge Of Regent William w. Hawkins
.Ir. Past Regent q. ii. Lees, and Brot-er
Walter Haliwell
WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE.
The Misses Sarah l.. Kennedy and
Sarah n. Cough, went TO New York yes
serdsy morning where tney met :heir
friend Miss Weston of Denver Col. The
young ladies spent today together, and
this evening Miss Weston will sail for
Europe. A few years ago Misses Kennedy
ana Cough visited Denver ard there
they met Miss Weston, and oil became
fast friends
GENERAL MENTION.
,.ldlncS MuTlOWs We'll IN 'iiio
vicinity, has gone to Europe OH visit.
Among the passengers on the North
Sctuate stage last evening was Elder AL
fred Kenyon, pastor of the Free Will
Baptist Church of that place, he having
returned from short visit To the scenes
of hrs boyhood days m hhfufuu. During
his absence Dr. Dugan and Deacon Will
liam Hopkins ofiiciated.
DR.. Nj. b. Milan Of this plaza and Miss
Margaret Noonan were married by Father
Briscoe at ST. Patrick's church this morn
ing After the wedding "A breakfast was
served at the home of the bride and this
evening Mr. ana Mrs. Milan will GO 10
New York aud before their return will
visit Philadelphia Washington and Old
Point Comfort.
j. +. Russell is confined to his home
by sickness.
Patrolman Sherman OF the Ch8ffee
street police station leaves tomorrow
morning for Maine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Wheelm Meet ana Transac Business.
Other Matters.

Last evening the regular monthly meeting
of the East Ia osidenoe Wheelmen was held in
the club house on Broadway. The committee
on the fourth grand ball given last week
reported that good profit would be realized
from the event. II. A. Donald, chairman of
the committee on emblems, reported that the
emblem pins were nearly completed and
would be ready for delivery soon. The piano
committee was discharged and new com
mittee appointed, with Instructions 10 pur
chase Fischer piano, one of which Is already
at the club house. Other business was tran
sacted.
Last evening Reliance Lodge, No 3l, !. o.
O. r., held its regular meeting in odd Fellows
hall, and held brief business meeting, after
which the members visited the residence Of
Mrs. Mary Howard on Anthony street, 10 pay
their respects to Master j. Walter Russell, Jr.
who. with his father, boards at that place.
IL was the eighth birthday anniversary Of
Master Russell, and the visit was in honor Of
that occasion.
Bucklin Post, No. 70. G.. A. r., held a meet
ing in Grand Army hall last evening and
transacted large amount OF routine busi-
ness. An invitation was accepted TO attend n
lecture TO be given by Chaplain McCabe at the
Mathewson Street NJ. h. church on the even
ing of November II.
Captain and Mrs. Charles L. Dyer entertain
cd the Jolly Twelve Whist Club last evening
at their residence on Walnut street.
Mrs. Henry A. Taylor has returned from a
three weeks visit with friends in Spencer,
Mass.
The Congregational Mems Club met last
evening at the residence of the president,
John McCausland on Broadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CLOSE CALL FOR HANNA


headquarters said the Repubfican plur-
atty for BushDell for governor would not
exceed 5OOO. The Democratic state com
mittee claims two out Of the twelve
mem bers OF the legislature from Cuya-
hoga county and that this alone woN Ia
wipe out the majority OF two claimed by
the Republicans on joint ballot They
are watching the count i'm all close
counties and districts and claim that the
official count will show "a Democratic
majority Of . in the legislature. The
Democrats claim that al Of the six ke-
publicans on the fusion ticket ut Gin
cinnati will vote for Mclean for senator
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY PLEASED.
Pittshurg, Pa, Nov. 3.-"I am well
pleas Il with the result of the election. as
&c indicates fealty TO the Repu bIioan
party, and the principles il represents
are as young as ever" said President ri. :
this morning.
President Mckinley was in constant
communication with Mr. hanna by tec-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
From Neighboring Towns.
BRISTOL.
Machinery OF the Byfi:ld Rubber Co.
Starred Up-N0ts.

~"
Stared Up-Not.s. i
Considerable interest was manifested
yesterday when il was announced that the
entire machinery of the Byfeld Rubber
Works would be put in motion at 3:3O
=. III. AT the time stated crowd had as
sem bled and Engineer Black burn turned
on the steam and the whole line of ma
chinery was put in motion. The ma
chinery was perfect ana gave great salts
faction to = anager McCarty, who stood
watching every movement.
MIR. ireneus Gnoding who was struck
recently at Maiden Mass, by a locomo-
tive, anu killed, was the son of the late
Josiah Gooding who carried on business
here many years, being located OH Hope
street.
The gum shoe department OF the
National India Rubber Company, which
has been idle for some time, resumed
work today.
The funeral of Mrs. Sa,ah A. Dillworth
took place this forenoon from her late
residence OH Thomas street Rev. George
L. Locke conducted the services.
Memters of the water committee who
are attending the hearing before the mas
ter in chancery at the office Of Messrs.
ConstocS q Gardner, they being counsel
for the,Bristol water committee, say tnat
tie hearing will consume the week.