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Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Notice of EnrfelInre.

To Gus Hauck or to Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that we have Expended
during the year 1879 the sum Of 500 In labor and
improvements upon each Of the following ode
mining claims and placer, situated in Verinilion
Mining district, Gilpin county, state Of Colombo;
which location certificates will be iound oi
record as follows, to-wit: The Gold Standard
lode mining claim, recorded ip book l2t az
page iij: Scranton lode mining claim, rccoried
In book i2s at pnec i0i; Rochester lode miLinG
clam, recorded In book 12s, at page I0i; Friterg
lode mining claim. recorded In book IL, nt Iage
a7s; Whiting lode mining claim, recordee IN
book ~, Mt page 31s; Pheifer plncer. iecordet in
book ~ at page B3. in the Office Of tho rccotier
q said county. under the provisions 81 tcc,
ton 23.i OF the Revised Statutes Of the Unfed
States and all amendments thereto concerning
annual labor upon mining clnims, being the
amount required to hold said lodes md placer
for the period ending on the 3ist day OF Deem
Der. 1892 and II within ninety days after tho
publication Of this notice you fail to contriinte
your proportion OF such expenditure as co-owier
your interest in the nbove-namcd lode mining
claims and placer will become tho property 9f
the undersigned, your co-owners. who have m.ue
the required expenditure by the terms Of tho s'id
section. JOSEPH p. knorTki,
&. q. LIST.
First pub Feb last April 20, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

AGAIN did the unexpected happen in
last Tuesdays election. Who thought
that the Law and Order party would se-
cure a majority Of those elected. The
Fusion forces were over confident, and
did not work very hard to get their full
voting strength out, while the Republi-
cans but more especially the Law and
Order people, worked hard all day and
to the latter belongs the credit for the
election OF the mayor and third ward al
derman. But what have they gained?
The Republican leaders now say that
they have no intention Of forcing Sun
day closing. Yet the people by their
votes demanded Sunday closing, and it
is up to the Mayor as soon as he takes
the oath OF office, and 1t will be his OBJ
legation to order the enforcement of the
ordinance. 1t is not necessary for him
to await the will OF the aldermen before
making such an order. That it will be
detrimental to our city we have not a
doubt, but ms the old saying is "the proof
of the pudding is in eating it, so will
we see what Sunday closing will do. The
new council should not evade the ques-
tion, as it is their intention to do, or else
they break faith with their allies. We
don't know, but we imnginc that the
Law and Order party will have much
harder task to get their Republican
brethren to enforce Sunday closing than
IL was to secure votes.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Ask your agent for TICKETS via the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 81
ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Noticc of Iforreitnre.

To John Angerer or to Whom II May Concern;
You are hereby notified that | have expended
during the years 1893, 1897, 1885, lsgj ls!I lsgs
and 1879 the sum of 500, being the amount re-
quired Of your interest. in labor and improve
mcnts upon each Of the following lode mining
clnims: The Hamburg lode. situated in Lake
Mining district Gilpin county, state Of Colorado,
which location certificate will be found of record
in book il5, Mt page 80 of the records of Gill
min Connty, also the Montana lode sltunted In
Lake and Gregory mining districts, Gilpn
county. state OF Colorado, which location certh-
cato will bo found recorded In book lis. ut page
27O Of the records Of Gilpin county, under the
proyisions of Section 232t Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United States and all amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining claims
being tho Rmount required to hold sHld lodes for
tho period ending ON the Slst day OF December
1870. and II within ninety days after the publi-
cat ion Of this notice you fail TO contribute Your
proportion Of such expenditure nH co.owner. your
interest In tfo above-named lode mining claims
will become the property Of the undersigned,
yonr co-owner. who hns made the required expen-
diturc by tho terms OF the enid section.
JosEPu USTRRsSEn.
First pub April 5, l900-last pub July 8, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Forfeiture Notice.
nrs md ]. N. Brndley:

To j. p. Rogers and j. N. Bradley:
You are hereby notified that we have expended
during the years 1895, 1895 ls97, 1898 nnd,1sM one
hundred dollars ench year, in labor and improve
nents. upon the (Twelve Thirty 1880 lode, sit
uated on Pewabic Mountain, in liussell Mining
District, County of Gilpin, State OF Colorado. OF
which the location certificate is found OF rnord
in Book No. 81. Page No. li6 In the office of the
claim under the provisions Of Section 2s2i Of the
Revised Statutes of the United States, and tho
amendment thereto, approved january 2nd,
1880, concerning annual labor. upon mihlng
claims, being the amount required to hold said
lode for the period ending the Slst day OF 1ec-
from the personal service Of tiiis notice, With
in ninety days after the publication thereof. you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion oil
such expenditure M "a cO-Owner, your intereH IN
the claim will become the property OF the sub
scrbers, your co-ownerr, who have made the re-
quired expenditure by the terms of said sechon.
II. NJ. SKINNER,
WM. CLoTwoHTHr.
First pub Feb last pub April %, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
sn,it His Knee Can.

Victor Maymon last Friday while play
ing with other lads at the corner Ct Main
aud Gregory streets this city, dog ran
between his legs capsizing him and in
falling his right knee struck the ground
with such force as to split the knee cap.
He was taken to his parents residence on
Colorado street, where DR.. Allison and
Bonesteel put the limb in plaster OF paris
since which time, he has been confined
his bed,
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Administrator Notice.
Estate Of Rerdinand I.issner. deceased,
Notice of Final settlement.
~, lJattar 30 ba Eutoto NJ potaDual MnylQ

Notice of Final Settlement.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Peternel Moyle,
Deceased:
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the aSd
day of April A. ID. 1900. being one of the regular
days OF the March term of the county court of
Gilpin county. in the state Of Colorado we,
Mrs. Emma Bishop. Joseph Dennis and William
Bennallack, executors of said estate, will appear
before the Judge of said court, present our final
settlement as such executors, pray the approval
of the same, and will then apply to be discharged
such executors. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same. il any there be.
Dated at Central City, Colorado, March ,la0o.
MRS. EMMA BISHOP,
JOSEPH DENNIS.
WILLIAM BENNALLACK.
Executors of the estate of Peternal Moyle de-
ceased.
First pub March % last April l2. 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

Most women with female weakness suf
fer dreadfully from piles in addition to
their other pains. They may be cured by
usining Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment.
Price, 80 cents in bottles, tubes, 10 cents
For sale at the Black Hawk Pharmacy
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

The new council will be composed OF
Law and Order. Republican mayor, five
Republicans, one Silver Republican and
two Democrats. They will and organize
next Thursday evening, when city Of
ficials for the ensuing year will be elect
aJ
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

Our city looks worse than country
town twenty years ago without the street
lights. We think that our council could
do worse things than make new light
contract.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

am farmer located Stony Brook of the most maaous
districts in this State bothered with malaria for at times
work and always constituted as well For
had bad in the spring, when engaged IN Pong
that nothing but shake must have taken about barrel
oqune pills besides dozens of other remedies but never obtained
permanent benefit Last fall peach time had most serious
attack OF chs and then commenced to take Rpns aus upon
fnds advice the first box made all right and have never
since take Tabue each morning and night
sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three
stomach bowels regular and
had the least touch of malaria splitting HEADACHE since
using know also that sleep better and wake
refreshed than formerly don't know how complaints
Rpans abules will help but do know they will in the
condition would be without them at price.
honestly consider them the cheapesced medicine in the world
also the beneficial and the most convenient 10 take
of and have worked hard all my life the
farmers both early and late and all kinds of weather.
and have enjoyed good health have fall in
nghbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
said "Say John, what you doing to look healthy 2
s, s
''' iS Chemical Co.. No
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

WHO is to be the next city marshal!
and water commissioner? are the lmpor-
tant questions now.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

AT meeting of the board of county
commissioners held last Tuesday The
G1LPIN OBSERVER was made the official
paper of the county.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Navy England I,rcn,l.

Something new and palatable to all.
Baked every day at tho Union and Black
Hawk bakeries.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Mud, Mud, 1Judi

But as soon as this snow soaks into
the ground put in your grass seed. Mixed
lawn grass and clover seed Mt Kruse's.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
THURSDAY, APRIL ., 1900.

WHAT fall of snow there was that
followed the election on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
NCULLAGFSA SANNUALREPORT
SAYS THE LACK OF HARMONY BETWEEN
THE POLICE AND HIS MEN
Is EMBARRASSING

me second annual report Of State Superintendent
OF Elections John McCulagh. superintendent for
lhe metropolitan election district made public
yesterday. The Superintendent gives an exhaustive
account or the work Of the last year 1t is in the
loTlh OF pamphlet Of 1S4 pages A chapter is
devoted to the relations of the Police De-
partment and that OF elections. Superintend-
ent McCullagh says that there has existed and
sun continues TO exist embarrassing lack Of
harmony between the two departments-a con-
dluon that interferes with the best and most eff
ncient supervision Of attempted election frauds and
Illegal voting
The report alleges that In many Instances where
the Superintendent has asked for the assistance
ana interference Of the Police Department the re-
quest has been either ignored or evaded. It ap-
pears as II the Police Department had arrogated
arbitrary powers in holding that person who at
Iempts 70 vote Illegally cannot be arrested and
taken before the courts unless that person has
actually deposited the ballot Superintendent Nc
Culiagh takes exception to allowing the TO be
cast before the arrest is made the ground that
the person who attempts to cast an Illegal ballot
Is guilty OF felony. and that II is not necessary
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

4 was not likely that any Power would en-
6eavor 70 secure favorable peace terms for the
Beers IN The final settlement
Dr.. Leyds and the delegation, however had a
conference this morning with Herr Won
De-enthau, Privy Councillor. who is represent
ing Count Won Bulow during the absence Of the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs on his vacation.
Later in the day Abrar Fischer, Of the dele
garion, said II the presence Of Dr. Leyds:
The Burghers Of the South African Republic
DC not intend 70 give up the fight. They will
continue guerilla warfare, splitting up into
small bands, and they viii ceaselessly disturb
the British bases, in1icJing in the aggregate
more damage in this way than they could in
1icI IN a big
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
WISCONSIN'S GERMAN VOTE
REPORTS OF REPUBLICAN DETECTION
UNFOTTNDFD
GERMANS SOUND ON THE MONEY CUES
TON AND NOT ALARMED BY THE
CRY OF IMPERIALISM

Milwaukee, Aug Q (Specfan.-For political ef-
feet the fusion organs assume that the Germans
OF the country are almost to man Republicans.
but on account of the imperialistic tendencies Of
their party they are now threatening 10 bolt
Mchinley's nomination and go squarely over to
the support Of Mr.. Bryan. In corroboration Of
this imminent stampede TO Bryan they exult-
ingly point TO the undisputed fact that already
this year many Germans are supporting the
Democratic candidate. In Wisconsin II is said
that this alleged German Republican "defec-
ton" is taking place somewhere else-in New
York or Indiana, for instance-because here
these prophets are perfectly aware OF the true
state OF the case. Doubtless in Indiana and
NeW-York the story goes that the Republican
Germans Of Wisconsin are boiling" the Repub-
hcan ticket When was there ever year that
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

before the law can be invoked that the ballot
should be cast The report also cites many cases
where this was done
Superintendent McCulIagh says his work during
the last year has been severely handicapped by a
lack Of funds. giving as the reason that the Leg
is-ature enacted law giving him additional work
70 90 but failed 10 make additional appropriations
with which TO perform the work He saws that
49, deputies were employed during the year and
that they were apportoned as follows: New York
county. 14O: Kings County. 81; Queens County. u,
Westchester County II. and Richmond County 4
Two hundred special deputies were employed for
general purposes.
chapter is devoted TO the fight in the Ixth As
sembly District between John c. sheehan and
Frank J. Goodwin IN treating OF the Official prt-
martes Of 1893. In this Mr. McCullagh asserts that
the Goodwin faction resorred 10 many tricks and
Devices and accuses them of having issued bogus
ballots.
chapter is also given 10 q detailed account of
the lodging house vote. There is also a tabulated
list Of the hotels in New-York County The re-
port says that in this county there are ABS hotels
OF which number 1885 fled reports with him Civ
ing claimed vote Of 1929 There are ninety-nine
lodging houses in the county. with a claimed vote
OF 46lO The report also gives comparative tables
OF the lodging house Of 1899 and 1895 Consid-
cradle space is given 10 the student vote in Msr
logging mouse The report also refers to the fEhr
n Lhe A1Ath Assembly District last fall between
work OF the Special Grand Jury and the Extra ordi
alleged election frauds.
me report gives the names and addresses where
known or all persons arrested for alleged Illegal
voting, and the names Of persons for whom W.
IantS were issued, but who could be found
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
LACK or KNOWLEDGE.

Ignorance IS one Of the most expensive OF
lu1uries and II is largely ignorance which
makes so many people sceptical about the ad-
Va1tsges and economy Of using gas for heating
and cooking Of course. they have had some
excuse in The pasr The early appliances for
heating and cooking by gas were not properly
constructed they were not made in much varl-
ETY. and were expensive both 70 buy and 10
operate. Consumers could NOT have any Ger
lalnty beforehand that a gas-range would work
satisfactorily. The "a pid growth OF the use
q gas for fuel has set the inventors and
the manufacturers at work until now every
ysr1ety of gas-stoVe or range can be had, ana
ihe operation 0f them has been made accurate
and economical If one does not wish 70 buy
range outright he make arrangements 10
rent one. good. substantial gas-range, capa-
be of doing all the cooking for q family OF ten
or twelve persons. may be hired for SO year.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
DE WET ACROSS THE vAAL.
ROBERTs SENDS WORD OF PROBABLE
ESCAPE OF BOER COMMANDER

London, Aug e.-The following report dated
Pretoria, August :. has been received from Lord
Roberts:
Kitchener was informed yesterday by an es
capped British prisoner that De Wet's wagons
had crossed the Vaal. Afterward heard the
sound Of guns, which I think must have been
Ne1hueu's, as I directed him 70 take up a posi-
ton between PouchefsrrOOrn and Lindique, where
he could intercept the enemy. who crossed the
river a. De Weus Drift Kitchener IS crossing
tbe Wal with cavalry and mounted infantry.
Hunter reports that he made 4, 40 prisoners IN
the BerhleheIn-H -HarriEnith district. q majority
Of whom are now en route for Cape Town
Three guns and four thousand horses were capt
Ured. and ten wagon loads of ammunition and
1g5 600 rounds Of ammunition were destroyed
The garrison Of Glands River. which I fear
has been captured. consists Of about three hun
cren bushmen and RhOdesians I had hoped
that Darlington mad been in time 10 withdraw
the garrison, but il seems that Delarey, learning
of Ian Hamilton's approach TO Rustenburg. hur
red westward and surrounded the garrison be-
fore Darlington arrived
NerhUsn Telegraphs that he engaged q part Of
De VETS force yesterday near BenJerskroom-
Re drove the enemy of a succession Of hills
which they held obsCinately. Our casualties
were seven men killed or wounded, including
four officers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
w4RyIyG AGAINST ASSESSMENTS.

THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ANNOUNCES
ITS PURPOSE TO ENFORCE THE Law
Washington. Aug. 9-The Civil Service Commis-
sion, following its usual practice. has requested
the heads Of departments 10 issue an order OF
warning against political assessments so that en-
ployes may be fully Informed OF their rights in
making Withholding political contributions and
also warning officials against viola ton Of the penal
provisions of the law. The law provides that en-
ployes are under obligation whatever by reason
Of their being IN the public service 10 make contri
buttons or subscriptions for political other pur
noses and that they shall be molested in
any Uav Disseminated against for failure 10 so
Subscribe or contribute The Commission an
T1o,Irces rhsr il is its duty that the provfs-
ions of the law strictly enforced. and that IT
viii emnIov every legitimate and available means
70 secure the prosecution and punishment Of who
ever may violate them II requests that any person
having knowledge of violation or the law VIII
Law the facts before il. when il will at once take
action
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10
WORTH TO BE NAMED.
SETTLEMENT OF THE DISPUTE IN THE
vTH BROOKLYN DISTRICT sTHS'
si X s7sG
THE Ex-sENATOR's FAVOR a.sr

The strong hand Of the State and National
Republican organizations laid on the
Worth -Dunweu factions in the With Brooklyn
District yesterday. with the result that ex-
Senator Worth. whose hold upon the affections
of the voters Of the With District has never
been shaken. viii be the unopposed candidate
for the Republican nomination for Congress in
that district. Worth undoubtedly carry the
district for the Republicans and this will be a
net gain of one seat State Chairman Odeu and
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff had a talk with
certain organization leaders in Brooklyn and
Immediately afterward IL was decided 70 let the
nomination go to the stronger man. AS Mr..
Worth's health seems TO be fully restored. there
is every prospect Of his being sent TO Congress
from the district represented by DR.. Wilson.
Senator Platts opposition to ex-senator Worth
has been wholly withdrawn. They did not meet
at the Oriental Hotel on Monday night, was
reported. but it is said that Mr.. Worth and Mr.
Platt met in downtown restaurant and had
amica BILE chat.
When Chairman Oden was seen last night he
said: Yes, it is true that the trouble in the With
District has been snoothed over. AS soon as
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff got home he
gave the matter his personal attention. and IT
was soon decided that Mr., Worth will be the
only candidate for the nomination"
There was a conference at Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Woodruff's home in Brooklyn yesterday,
at which Walter B. Atterbury, Senator Davis,
Marshal Haubert F H Schroeder and other
members Of the Kings County Republican or
ganization were present Mr. Atterbury after
ward said. Mr.. Worth will be the nominee
There has been a good deal said about the
trouble and good deal that was not so If
there is any trouble in the organization it
will be by Mr. Worth II all depends on what
he will do"
Nr all bad
cepted Worth replied; Yes We thought. in
the light Of this being a National election, that
the best way out of the matter was to accept
him. Mr. Worth will be nominated and his
ambition will be satisfied
Mr.. Atterbury did not believe the report that
Mr.. Worth will be named a delegate 10 go
70 the State Convention
Those opposed TO Mr. Worths nomination in
the Vth District were Charles T Dunweu
United States Marshal Charles Hauberr and
Quarantine Commissioner Frederick c. Schroe-
der
New-York tribune., 1900-08-10

earliest opportunity 70 govern themselves steps m
that DIRECTION have been taken IN cuba & ana s-so
claim that The purchase OF LouiSlana ana Eior!as
imperiaIistic tendencies
Heaee We win do our utmost TO prevent the eIsc-
United states. To him these words Of the poet
aptly apply
His honor rooted n dishonor stood.
Ard faith Gnfsithful kept him falsely true
We propose TO vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
proved that even under the most difficult conditions
ne could lead as TO victory, power and prosperity
fee. The respect in which the President OF the
United States is held BY the rulers OF foreign coun
mastery way IN which Mr. Mckinley has conduct
election Under his Government great war was
commenced and VIGOROUSLY terminated. while at
tons Never before n the history Of the world ala
-5 5oWerfIS natiog Prssie7 SfrilS II - 5 ls
BY drawing upon the best resources OF the country
sed in 1875 he has kept He represents in his PEN
son the ability. strict integrity and simple cit
and found in our President
81 Vice-President against his wish BY rousiag
clanation- The government OF the state OF New
enables Us to Judge OF him an executive of8cer
IN high place He succeeded in bringing his State.
SO far as honesty OF administration IS concerned
20 the front rank. to make II a model for other
States The services which he rendered 70 the en-
tire country in matters relating 70 Civil Service.
as Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and on the
le5G OF o45tle nave l9SLy sn9earsa an 20 5ae
forwardness his ability and rirsless activity be-
speak for him great future. II viii be honor
70 the country 70 place him. its most representative
citizens, IN the Office which Is the highest
within the gift OF the people
Fellow Citizens Rally and assist our effort
TO serve our great and beloved adopted country
best hy giving II honest and able adni1istra-
tion- Let our battle cry be. Down with Brvan and
his inperialistic silver r-Ist,'' Let march on
20 victory and increased prosperity under the ban
ner OF William Mckinley and Theodore Roose-
veIt
GERMAN AMERICAN MKINLET AND RoosE
WELT LEAGUE
ARTHUR voN BRIESES
Chairman.
CHARLES A sCHIEREN
Paul. C-oE-PEL-
GUSTAV n SCEWAR
Dr. . S-EoLER.
Vfcs-Prsstdsat
JACOB 4 sCHIFF
LUDWIG ? TFfOMA
Secretary.
TES0RC=E z ENEELHART-
Assistant Se-rsrarT.
AnS hundreds % others
Nev-Tork August 9. 1900