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The silver lance., 1899-03-03
important Notjce.

All persons are cautioned not to pur-
chase from one Nicola Gigliotti, or from
any ono claiming to act in his bohalf. any
stock or other evidence Of ownership in
any stocks or bonds purportins to have
been or hereafter to be issued by or on
behalf Of the Tyrol-Vonice Mining Com
pany, as said alleged corporation never
has been incorporated, nor had 4 legal
existence, nor has it any property in the
Rock Creek Mining District, Gunnison
county. Colorado. The said Gigliotti
having wholly failed to perform his part
Of the agreement with the undersigned
he has no interest Of any nature in or to
our property or franchises.
Crystal. Colo, JOHN BARoNI.
January 10th 1899, PETER Ma rIvI.
DOMINIC MArrIvI.
A. RosErrI.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Jim Carpenter came down Friday
morning from Crystal.
Mr.! and Mrs. Kline were visiting in
Marble Sunday with friends.
A pleasant little hop was given at Mr..
Lambsrts Wednesday night.
Misses Grace and Winnie Williams and
Mr.. Paul Blount were visiting in Marble
this week.
Jim Arthur is gallant with the ladies
but when 1t comes to snow slides you
CO count him out.
While out playing the other day Dell
Bush cut deep cut in his side by falling
on sharp stick. He 10 getting over it
nicely.
SIFrER.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Don't FORGET that We eau
clothe your feet with sea-
sonable goods. You can save much dis
comfort by giving proper attention to
your Foot wear. Avoid severe colds and
possible case Of ofpneumonia.-THE Colo
TRADING 4 DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Yesterday morning a tram Of pack
horses started up from Marble and after
coming ~ far ~ the bridges found tho
road blockaded and abandoned tho trip.
c. NJ. Haiti started up At three O'Clock
but did not reach Crystal until half past
eight o'clock.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Sunday W. B. Roddau received sum-
mons demanding his pFesepcs in Cslifor-
mia at once on matters OF urgent business
and like Phileas Fogg be was ready to
proceed In short tins and departed that
afternoon. Carl viles who has besn
home sick for tho Sacremspto valley for
some time seiSsd the excuse to accom-
pan, hin, and went along
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Frank Milhouse has severed his con-
nectlon with the Carbondale Item and
left Charley Johnson IN full control. The
improvement in the paper last week was
very noticeable and we predict that under
the management Of Mr.. johnson high
standard will be maintained.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Will J. Orange. TOR = good many years
Of Silver Clin has bought tho Pueblo
Post, and assumed dontrol. He will con-
tinue the publication - weekly and il
Orange don't give the Pueblo tribes .
touch Of newspaper high life and . Post
they can tie to it will bo funny thing.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

The passenger liner Bulgaria" which
was thought to have gone down at ssa ip
. hurricane has gone safely into port At
the Azores, about = thousand miles east
southeast Of New York. She was dis
abled in the storm and one seaman was
lost. but al her passengers are safe and
sound.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Dewey wants the battleship Oregon"
and wants it at once, "for political rea-
sons". Dewey does not need to make
any explanations Of his demands. We
are willing to give him anything he
wants and ask no questions.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
DO ylu EyEl SEE II lIaIlI!

Expect not; 60 send . two>ceut stamp
to the General Passenger Agent OF the
Colorado Midland Railroad, Denver, and
he will send you 6pe eoIored picture OF
one.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jas. Usher
and Mrs. v. A. Cobb were welcome
visitors at the LANCE Office.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

H. H. Williams is engineer at the
power house during the absence OF W. B..
Roddan on his Western trip.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

W. S. Smith came down from the Lead
King this moaning and after few min
utes in the blizzard concluded that tho
country has the demnition bow-wows,
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

James Usher has resigned his place at
the eating house and Mrs, Cobb IL now
attending to the duties herself.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

We understand that Carl Villas will re-
sumo the duties Of his former position on
. Sacramento valley ranch.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
Two Sure-Thlng Signs.
SIFrER.

"The grouse are "When new snow
coming down from packs solidly upon
the mountain top tho oid 40 it falls q
which is certain late spring follows
sign Of carly spring" every time"
Both OF these expressions come from
old residents. Which il the oraclei
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Saturday evening the neck tie party
was a pleasurable diversion. much en-
joyed by the eight or ton couples who
were present,
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

and erandest discovery for the upholding
of the honor aud glory of man. Benei
cia results are noticed from the very FIRST
day. Failure is impossible. You mus,
hive electricity in the system; Nature
will not furnish it. for Nature has been
imposed upon. The gentle, sure, and
never wa vering current of Electricity
generated by my Bolt feeds the brain.
making new tissue, strengthens all the
cells by supplying them with vivified
blood that is perfectly pure and healthy,
1t feeds ali the muscles of the body.
strengthening and hardening them, as
no drugs on earth will. The prices Of
my belts are only s5, 81 and $40. And
a cure is worth more than money to you:
it is worth life itself. To married men,
middle-aged or advanced in years-who
suffer from want of power-I assure you
speedy and permanent relief: you can
begin treatment with my belt with the
same Confluence OF e. cure as food would
be to a starving man to satisfy hunger.
With old men the effect is a happy one
the power and vigor Of youth being
restored.
Guaranteed to cure Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Troubles, Rheumatism in every
guise. Cons; ipation, Dyspepsia, Female
Complaints. etc. Has soft. silken.
chs mois- covered sponge electrodes that
cannot burn and blister as do the bar,
metal electrodes used Oh all other makes
of belts; can be renewed wien worn OH
for 75c-no other belt can be renewed for
any price.
Write today -sacred,y coEfidential-
get gym ptoln blanks books and literature.
Consultation and advice without cost
Ny ELECTRICAL SUSPENSORY for
the cure of the various weaknesses OF
men is FREE to every male purchaser OF
me of my Belts. Sold only by,
DR.. BENNErT ELECTRIC BELT Co.,
DENVER, CoLoRAp1.
Mention the SILVER LANCE whcn crifing
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

A new young lazy is booked to arrive
iu Crystal soon and as natural conse-
aueace George Garrett 10 excited.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Saturday forenoon Miss Aldean Rod
dan and her guest Miss Leila Reyland
were callers at the LANCE sapctum.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Henry Anderson was up from Marble
last week comforting with c. A. Williams
ON matters pertaining to the school,
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Tuesday evening the LANCE was favor
ed with a call from Mrs. Ella Cronc and
Miss Jessie Winters.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Tho boys at ths Burt are making a
collectios which would make = prize
park exhibit for the tourist season. This
week an American Eagle was captured.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Will Kline and Clyde Fulton came
down from the Laprn today and proceed.
ed on to Marble for visit at home.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Since the snow blockade . thousand
pounds Of beef and fifteen hundred
pounds Of other meats have been brought
to Crystal.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Tom Parman had . little sleigh.
Made on . snow shoe runner:
He took = girl riling one day
And tho ride was Q sumner!
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

The Trading Company store has just
received q line Of hats in all the latest
shapes and styles, ranging In price from
Pc to $3.50.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

VIM. Birmingham carried the mail
down today. leaving hero about o'clock.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To EvAH L. JoyEs and 70 his heirs and assigns:
fou are hereby notified that during the year
1893 1 have expanded the sum Of one hundred
dollars (SiOo), in labor and improvements upon
each Of the Hard Cash. Lucky Star and Occi
dental lodes mining ciAims situate, lying and
being ON Galens Mountain. in the Elk Mountain
Mining District. in the county Of 0unn.son and
-tsts of Colorado. and the location certificates
of which are Of record in the Recorders Office of
said county, in order to hold said ciaims
under the provisions Of Section 2s24 Of the revis.
ed Statutes Of tho United states and the amend
tnent thereto. approved January End, 1880
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
beinR the amount required to hold i'd iodes for
the period ending December Sist, 1895; and il
within % days after the publication of this notice
you fall or refuse 70 contribute your proportion
Of said expenditure - co-owner. together with
ms cost VI this notice. your interest in ssid
claimA will become the property Of the sub
scribcf. your oo-own-r, who made the exrsndi-
ture required Of you under the tsrms Of said
a-cti'n and amendment thereto.
Dated January nth, Ises.
HORACE MILLER.
First published January 20. 1899. Last pub
shed April %. 1850.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Little Bessie Ward has been ON the
sick list this week, but is better.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

w. B. Wright visited with his family
oyer Sunday and renewed Acquaintance.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Pete Mattivi and Henry Rositti have
been getting in firewood the past week.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

"The stage road gets no better fast"
remarked Jim Arthur the other day.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

John Peterson and Charley Wilson
were down from the Burt this afterno on.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

We know an item which cannot b'
told without breaking promise.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

The children have found . new snow
shoe hill over on Bear Mountain.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

A fox came right up to John Bsroni'l
door last night and barksd.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
Crystal Stage and Mail

Leaves Crystal and Carbondale 1t 7
o'clock a. m. and reaches each terminal
postoffice at 6 p. m.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Miss Aldean Roddan has been slightly
fndisposed the past week.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

army OF quacks
" b o euptied
their ock Is
and frequently
irreparably dam
aged the health
Electricity 10
today the only
known cure for
sexual weakness
aud l positively
guarantee 4 cure
when Elecirici-
ty is applied
through t h e
medium of DIR
B E N N ET1'S
Z l. OF X &c
BELT, W h ic b
L. fhA QYAatNaf
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
Judge O'Bryan is in Marble this weel
assisting Editor Williams.

AT Hodges was down from Snow
Mass Saturday for = short TINA
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Tuesday evening Mrs. Cobb entertained
. small dinner party.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
MARBLE SIFTIN0S.

A scresalsg u the LEGAL Happenlsgs Of the
Week at narbls.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
THE NEW LIFE........

The public has long felt that the
art of curing rexnai decay. impotency or
lost manhood was one Of the most uDcer>
tain of sciences. No two physicians
could agree as to the treatment, and the
public Justly became disguised with ply
sicians in general. The most natural
result was that weak men. seeing o
chance of obtaining relief from regular
practitioner. fed for help to the large
The silver lance., 1899-03-03

Assay asl nmi Ran Lscsl happsais4s st Shs
Comp and Community.
30 Little clouds and furries
And little fakes OF SNOW.
Cause Ne lots Of worries
But will make flowers grow.
The silver lance., 1899-03-03
CRYSTAL CATEGORY.

CRYSTAL CATEGORY.
Assay asl nii Ran Lscsi happsais4s u Shs |
Comp and Community.
Little clouds and furries
And little fakes OF snow.
Cause Ne lots Of worries
But will make flowers grow.
Tuesday evening Mrs Cobb entertained
. small dinner party.
Miss Aldean Roddan has been slightly
fndisposed the past week.
Judge O'Bryan Is in Marble this week
assisting Editor Williams.
AT. Hodges was down from Snow
Mass Saturday for = short tlma.
A fox came right up to John Bsroni's
door last night and barksd.
The children have found . new snow
shoe hill over on Bear Mountain.
We know an item which cannot be
told without breaking promise.
sr-1-
Little Bessie Ward has been on the
sick list this week, but is better.
The stage road gets no better fast"
remarked Jim Arthur the other day.
Pete Mattivi and Henry Rositti have
been getting iR firewood the past week.
w. B. Wright visited with his family
over Sunday and renewed Acquaintance.
VIM. Birmingham carried tho mail
down today. leaving hero about o'clock.
John Peterson and Charley Wilson
were down from the Burt this afterno on.
Tuesday evening the LANCE was favor
ed with a call from Mrs. Ella Cronc and
Miss Jessie Winters.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jas. Usher
and Mrs. v. A. Cobb were welcome
visitors at the LANCE Office.
We understand that Carl Villas will re-
sumo the duties OF his former position on
. Sacramento valley ranch.
H. H. Williams is engineer at the
power house during the absence OF W. B.
Roddan ON his Western trip.
James Usher has resigned his place at
the eating house and Mrs, Cobb il now
attending to the duties herself.
A new young lazy is booked to arrive
iu Crystal soon and as . natural conse-
aaeaco George Garrett 10 excited.
Saturday forenoon Miss Aldean Rod
dan and her guest Miss Leila Reyland
were callers at the LANCE sapctum.
Henry Anderson was up from Marble
last week comforting with c. A. Williams
on matters pertaining to the school,
Will Kline and Clyde Fulton came |
down from the Laurn today and proceed.
ed on to Marble for visit at home.
Since the snow blockade q thousand |
pounds OF beef and fifteen hundred |
pounds Of other meats have been brought |
TO Crystal.
The Trading Company store has just
received q line Of hats in all the latest
shapes and styles, ranging In price from
Pc to $3.50.
Saturday evening the neck tie party
was q pleasurable diversion. much en-
joyed by the eight or ton couples who
were present,
W. S. Smith came down from the Lead
King this moaning and after = few min
,,t.. l., tho t1i;~,ppd r0rrlud dnd that th>
Evening star., 1899-01-30
Washington stock Excb,,p.

,, Sal,es.regHlar call l. O'Clock nj : = r..,,.
is 81 900 at ls5 National srf D,1eii ,n ,an,
Canitai r.. MashInston Loan ana Trust ) AZ i4s
- at sl+s, 80 at Sis 20 at SlI sn.,,,' ~ az MI, ~ -
al Is Is loo az az Is l I al = 100 a, Is % rs ieo
american 'iraIhaI,hone. LOO AT i2- Am.r,.sA - -
finnpI i,,i,1ae preferred at I2ai- After eaIiNs
~ District Of Columbia Rocis.-ss 2u-vear fYnl,,.
f"Ddtn' nm q; 1871, wnter stock, lO5 bid S,lSs
IN. Miscellaneous Botris. Metropolitan Raf,oa5 =
y - hld, l2S asked Metropolitan Railroad s,,S
iniebt. a, l32 asked. Metropolitan Raised t
IN indeet b ~ hid, l2o asked CoiuniSs Rai,rnsd
es 10 bid lSs asked. Columbia Rairosd 81 me-
os loJis bid. Ito asked. Washinrian t;as Gua,
series 's l2e hid. washingIon Gas camI@nr ~
its s Is; Is, la0 bid T. = Els,iric light def, Inn,
io3st bid L. s. Electric Light cert ipdb iNi, II,
ai- aa- Chesapeake aud Potomac TeIepbana Is I1S
Washington Market Company list Is. III Lid wasG ot
,I;t ,nston Market Market Gompany imp ss. us hid wash
IA hah Association IS, 1l5 bid. Anerszal l;rapig,hope
ID Metropolitan :s7s bid 800 asked Csatrsi Is
I'D I'D fsrmeIs and Mechanics Is0 I'D second, *
ss:s ssts $ S$sess = ,:5 Ss. 70 sa I'D isS isS
bid. l2b1s asked. ii'f
, Safe Deposit and Trust Companies National Safe
'eEt~it and Trust, xlle bid, I2spl- asked. Wash
tngton Loan and Trust. sI4I bid l43 asked a%cr
lean sertIrity and Trust. l6s bid
ss bid as asked. Metropolitan. II bid ar.rn
% bid. Potomac 90 hid Arlington I2o bid is5
ION 10 bid I0. asked Galalnbia ia i,nl I'M ,9I e
asked Riggs. rs bid, asked PeuJ,ies ~ ba
! bid N'"itie1fiai,
ca Fitte Insurance Stocks Real Estate Title "a hid
trict Title bid asked Ne AN4- i'is-
RailTead Stoeks..Captal Traction COMPANY. s1a.
bia ~ old. Eckington zao hid N"iuli-
Gas and Electric Light Siocks.-washingtop Gas
No. hld, % assed. teOrgetowu Gas 30 Did n =
Electric Light. l50 bid i52 asked - o.
Telephone octsmChcsapeake and Potomac Z.
bid. Pennsylvania, 3s bid. so asked "f
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler Tsn,.,.,
ls1i9 bid lss asked Lansten Monotyp. ~ ;ssJ'
IL asked American GraI'h0phsne. IL kid I2lS .sf
ed American Graphophone preferred i5i. 80
rheumatic Gun Carriage .35 bid ,2s ASKED w.
ihgten Market, IL BID Great Pals lee lIs l.sS
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 100 hid '''
xEx dividend. zFIrst ASSESSMENT paid
Evening star., 1899-01-30
NEW MENICAN AMBASSADOR.
Manuel AspirOz. Ex-Assistant Secre-
tary of Foreign Relations.

Senior Manuel AspiroZ. who has been ap-
pointed Mexican ambassador To the United
States il succeed Senor Romero deceased
has lately held the Office of assistant secre-
tary Of foreign relations in the Mexican
cabinet and is one of the most distinguish
ed citizens of that country. He was born
in the city ot Puebla Mexico July 9. 1885
He adopted the profession of law and prac-
ticed successfully until the outbreak Of the
war of the French intervention, when he
entered the Mexican army and achieved
much distinction. lie obtained q commits
SION as lieutenant colonel in 1857 and fig
ured oonspicuousIy in the siege of Quere-
taro. after which he acted as prosecutor in
the trial of the Emperor Max:milian He
was appointed a subSecretary Of foreign
relations In 1857. ard IN 1S7. came to Wash
ingtnn aS special representative and agent
of his government for the mixed claim com
mission.
In 1913 Senor Aspiruz was appointed Mex
lean consul at San Francisco. JIc after
ward served a member Of the federal
senate, and in the period between 1881 and
lss2 discharged several important commits
sions in the department OF foreign affairs
Ia lSS.; he returned to his native city re-
sumed the practice Of Law. and shortly
af.erward become professor OF jurisprll-
dence at the STATE University. later being
appointed secretary of finance for his own
state
Since May. 1890. he has been assistant
secretary Of foreign relations and in the
absence of S.nor Mariscal thu secretary of
state, has filled that post. He speaks En-
giish fucntly. and is recognized the world
over as a high authority on international
law. having written several works on that
subject. among which is his treatise on
Rights and Duties of Foreigners" He is
thoroughly familiar with all International
estiuns likely to arise between the United
States and Mexico.
Senior AspiroZ is q man of learning studi-
Gus and hard worker. Hes family com
sists of a wife. two daughters and one son
the latter being In charge of the Mexican
legation in Japan, in the absence of the
Mexican minister. The amba ssatlor is thor
oughly familiar with the relations between
Mexico and the United States and will un-
toubtedly prove able successor to the
late Ambassador Romero. He Is ~ great
admirer of American principles and insti-
tutiDns
Evening star., 1899-01-30

lieutenant colonel and deputy paymaster
general in Msrch. 1885. and colonel and as-
sistant paymaster general in June 1898.
From October. 1st5. he was stationed at
Chicago until January .. last WHEN he was
summoned to Washington In consequence
OF the illness of Paymaster General STAN
ton, since which date he has acted as pay
master general He has a fine record. and
will no doubt maintain the high standard
of efficiency that has marked the adminis-
-tration OF the 2aynsastar generals office.
Nominated 10 BE Paymaster General.
The President today nominated Col Asa
B- Carey, assistant paymaster general. to
he paymaster general. with rank of briga-
dier general
Also number of brevet nominations and
promotions in the army
Evening star., 1899-01-30
REGULATIONS AMENDED.
Draft of Section Submitted by After
Rey Thomas.

In response to a request OF the District
commissioners their attorney today sub
mittsd to them an amendment TO the police
regulations governing the occupation of
parking and sidewalk spaces which in his
opinion. will punish those unlawfully oc-
cupylng such space. This amendment
while designed primarily 20 prevent the un-
authorized occup alton of the parking and
sidewalks on B street and Louisiana ave-
nue., VIII. of course. apply to all parking
ana sidewalk spaces in the District The
amendment of the attorney Is as follows:
Section ). 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or pc sons 10 occupy the sidewalk
ana parking, or any part of either of any
business street, without first obtaining 4
permit IN writing from the Commissioners
SO 10 DO. And any person or persons yiolat-
ing the provisions OF this section shall. on
convection thereof in the Police Court he
pu'llshed by fine of not more than -
dollars FOR each day such occupation shall
continue
W men the Commissioners shall have an
proved this amendment which approval it
Is understood. they will ma ke they will. Of
course, insert therein the amount of the
nne. which amount their attorney. in pre-
parlng the amendment. left TO their de-
cision.
Evening star., 1899-01-30
ORDERED TO THEIR REGIMENT.
tnpts. Dapray and AlIairc Detached
From District National Guard

Action of great interest to the citizen
soidiery of the District of Columbia was
taken at the War Department today. Or
dcrs We're issued relieving Capt John A.
Darray and Capt. William H. Allaire both
OF the 23d Infantry from further duty with
the District National Guard, the former as
inspector general and the latter as adjutant
general, and directing them TO proceed at
once to Manila for duty with their regi-
ment.
The selection of their successors in the
District National Guard will depend upon
The recommendations of the brigadier gen.
eral commanding, and it Is understood that
he will have to confine his selection to the
volunteer branch Of the army.
The action of the War Department in or
derirg Capts. Dapray and Allaire to the
front Is due to representations that their
regiment is short of officers and that thei,.
services ara imperatively needed
The I'D regiment was one OF the first as
signed to duty in the Philippines and IL
has made an excellent record there IFS
long service in the tropics has had Its ef-
feet on the health of the officers and men
and it was found impractical to continue
Capts. Dapray and Aliare on detached ser
vice any longer. 1t Is expected that their
places in the District will be supplied in a
few days by the detail of two officers of
the volunteer army. whose services are NOT
50 urgently demanded at the front
Evening star., 1899-01-30
PROPERTY TO RE RESTORED.
Order of Court Affecting Anacostin
Street Railway Affairs.

Justice Cox today in EQUITY Court No 1,
on petition of the Anacostia and Poto-
mac River Railroad Company, Frederick
Z. Stevens. Oscar T. Crosby and Charles A.
Lieb. signed an order directing the re-
ceivers, Benjamin S Minor and Henry A
Griswold. to restore 10 the company all
property in their hands as such. The court
also ratified the account Of the receivers.
and discharged them from further service
In the petition referred to it was set
forth that all the parties We're willing and
desired that the receivers should be dis
charged and the property and assets of the
company in their possession restored to if
1t was further stated that the petitioners
ana the receivers had agreed that the COM
pehsation for the services of the latter
should be 81 800.
The report of the receivers set forth that
since April l. 1895, the total receipts of the
railroad company have been 81 9scI 10 and
the total disbursements So. 426.5T The
amount on hand the 9th instant being
SS51.23