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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
ZABURZENIA w PORTUGALII.

Od konca kwietnia trwaja wciaz zaburZe-
mia W Portugalii. Do dawnego niezadowo.
lenia przeciwko rzadowi, ktory mimo szu.
mnych zapowiedzi, ME rozwiazaf palacej
kwestyi kongregacyj zakonnych, przybyfo
nowe, spowodowane takiem przeprowadze-
MIN konwersyi dfugow panstwowych, W
kt6rem Geese opinii publicznej departure
sic znacznych szkod materyalnych dla
kraju. . "as
Dafo to powod do cafego szeregu mani
festacyj przeciwrzadowych zwfaszcza W
Oporto Coimbrze. w tenn ostatniem mie-
scie pociekfa nawet krew. Gdy bowiem po-
icya dobytemi szablami szarzowafa zwar-
ty tfum, spotkano ia gradem kamieni. Po-
icya odpowiedziafa strzafami rewolwe-
row. Kilku manifestant6w jednej strony
Z drugiej paru poGcyantow jeden komi-
sarz policyjny odniesli rany. z tfumow
rozlegafy sic okrzyki: Mech zyje repubif-
ka! Gdzieniegdzie stawiano barykady. Cha
|rakterystycznem jest, IL z Portugalii woj-
sko, wezwane przeciw manifestation cd
m6wifo uzycia wobec mich broni palnej
Znaczny udziaf W manifestacyach Coim-
brze braia mfodziez akademicka; to tez
wfadze nakaza1y zamknac tam uniwersy-
tet opuscic miasto wszystkim akademi-
kom ME bedacym jego stafymi mieszkan-
cami.
Rektora, ktoremu przypisywano spowo-
dowanie tego rozkazu, schwytali akademi-
cy, i, przywiazawszy go do wozu gnojem,
przewiezli tax przez miasto, a potem "a
mknei W stajni.
Dochodza tez wiesci, re zamknieto uni
wersytet W Lizbonie, oraz wszystkie szko1y
wyzsze Oporto. w tenn ostatniem mie-
scie rozbrojono cafy 8pufk piechoty, ponie-
waz zachodzifa Ottawa, re przyfaczy sic on
do manifestantdw.
Wogole wojsku panuje slime wrzenie
przeciwrzadowe. Jak donosi daily News, -
okofo dwustu oficerow wreczyfo kr6lowi
protest przeciw zarzadzeniom finansowym
rzadu. Ubocznie czynione grozby ME po-
dziafafy ma mich wcale. Owszem, gdy jeden
z podpisanych ma protescie sw6j podpis
cofnaf, zostaf wykreslony klubu officer
skiego.
Take relacye podaje prasa zagraniczna
So one moze W niektorych szczeg6fach faf-
szywe, gdyz dokfadnemu informowaniu
dziennik6w stoi Ma przeszkodzie wprowa-
dzenie surowej century depesz przez Rad
portugalski; badz co badz jednak samo to
zarzadzenie swiadczy, il sytuacya nabrafa
charakteru powaznego, skoro sfery rzadowe
chca istotny stan rzeczy pred swiatem
osfaniac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
OGRANICZENIE IMIGRACYI.

W ubiegfym tygodniu omawiana byfa W
Westinghouse sprawa tyczaca sic planowa-
nego ograniczenia imigracyi do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Gf6wna move "a ograni-
czeniem wypowiedziaf prezydent dotycza-
cego komitetu (dla emigracyi), p. Shattuc,
re stanu Ohio. P. S. radby ogrodzic cafe
Stany chinskim murem ME wpuszczac
juz nikogo do srodka. Ma pierwszem miej-
scu stoja oczywiscie anarchisci, potem ida
zwolennicy wielozenstwa, potem wog6]e
wszyscy ludzie. Nawet tacy, kt6rzy tylko
raz " SVEN zyciu wypowiedziei sic "a
swoboda sfowa, sa zdaniem p. S. da pan
stwa niebezpieczni dlatego lepiej ich
wcale ME wpuszczac. Charakterystyczny
jest nastepujacy ustep jego przem6wienia
G wszyscy kt6rzy usifuja obalic sifa jaki-
kolwiek Rad spanstwowy, ktorzy wystepuja
przeciwko istniejacym prawom, albo, bron
Boze, godsa ma spadfych nieba urzedni-
kow, ME powinni bye zadna miara wpu-
szczeni do Stanow Zjednoczonych Czy da-
ne rzady, prawa j urzednicy zasfuguja ma
szacunek, czy ME, o to p. Shattue sic ME
troszczy. Wprawdzie obecne Stany Zjedno-
czone ME So niczem innem, jak tylko wy
nikiem wfasnie takich walk przeciwko pra-
WON, rzadowi urzednikom, ale dzisiaj
duch czasu jest juz inny...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
CELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

NEW YORK. .-Zjechali sic tutaj preze
81 kompanij kolejowych, kt6re trudnia sic
przewozenlem wegla. Postanowiono isc re.
ka reke z wfascicielami kopalf ME u.
stepowac strajkierom ami ma krok. "Uczy.
Mono i'm juz wszelkie mozliwe ustepstwa.' y
Rozchodzi sic teraz to, azeby przy pomo.
cy nieunionistow eksploatowac chociazby
tylko jedna kopalnie ma poczatek
COLUMBUS, O.-Ostatnie dni ubiegfe.
go tygodnia zaznaczyiy sic, zwfaszcza "
p6fnocnych czesciach stanu Ohio licznemi
burzami, ktore zrzadzify bardzo DUO szk6d
nieszczesc. w Delphos cd uderzenia pio-
run6w zginefo dw6ch ludzi, Port Clinton
jeden zabity, kilku mniej, lub wiecej ME
bezpiecznie porazonych. Ulewy niekt6-
rych miejscowosciach byfy tex wielkie, re
IA chwile wszystko stafo we wodzie.
BLAIRSVILLE, PA.-Wskutek wyko,
lejenia sic pociagu towarowego ma linii
"West Pennsylvania" dw6ch ludzi straci.
10 zycie, jeden ciezko raniony Lokomoty-
wa cztery przednie wagony zostafy zupef-
ME pofamane. Maszynista James Couch
zmiazdzony do niepoznania, zas palace j
E. James rzucony pomiedzy popekane ru.
ry kotfowe prazony byf para dopoty, az W
strasznych meczarniach wyzionaf ducha.
LONGvIEW, TEX.-W Lansing Mu,
rzyn nazwiskiem D. Morgan "a gwalt. spell.
niony ma bia}ej kobiecie zostaf przywi9za-
ny do stupa zywcem spalony, przyczem
pastwiono sic mad MIN spos6b prawdzi.
vie barbarzynski. Najpierw rozpalonem ze-
lazem wypalono mu oczy, potem zwolna
przypiekano szyje, piersi, ramona wog6.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
Vol. XVI. May 81. 1902.

le pastwiono sic dopoty, az biedna ofiare
smlerc uwolnifa z tych tortur. Mn6stwo
ludzi przygladaio sic tel dzikiej orgi u
podobaniem
FORD DE FRANCE Wtorkowy wy
buch wulkanu Pelee byl dzesiec razy gro
znielszy, niz Sgo maia. Cora wyrzucafa
olbrzyme masy lawy, kamieni kruszcz6w.
Skaty srednicy czterech stop wznosify sic
W powietrze zasypywafy st. Pierre,
"miasto umariych." Geste chmury czarne-
go dymu przechodziiy mad Fort de France,
szerzac popioch przerazenie. Widok byf
straszny. Wszyscy mieszkahcy, zoinierze,
policyanci, mezczyzni, kobiety dzieci Pc
dzlfy przez ulice, zarzucane kamieniami
popiofem. Wszyscy uciekaja.
Glory wulkaniczne Soufriere Enham
lndyach Iachodnich zaczynaja takze wy
rzucac wieksze masy lawy.
ATLANTA, CAV kosciele W Mt.
Gilead, mil od Atlanta, spelniona costa
la straszna zbrodnia w chwili, kiedy ka-
ptan udzielat wiernym biogoslawienstwa,
Millard Lee, dwudziestoletni syn pewnego
farmera, dobyi z kieszeni revolver i, stree
liwszy dwukrotnie do l9letniei Lill Suttle
polozyf ja trupem. MIN obecni zdoiali O.
chfonac przerazenia, morderca kosciofa
umknaf zbiegi do lasu Opowialaia, ze
W drodze miai podawac jakiemus przecho-
dniowi revolver prosba, ably 90 zabii,
ale ten ME zwr6cif ma to wiele uwagi. Po-
wodem morderstwa -wzgardzona miiosc
ia zbiegiem rozpoczeto natychmiast ener-
giczne poszukiwania, ale, jak do tel pory,
bezowocne.
COAL CREEK, TENN Ofiary stra-
sznej katastrofy W tutejszych kopalniach
wegla juz wydobyte. Wszystkich trup6w
jest 225. 2 list6w jake ci biedacy pisali do
swoich Aon krewnych, widac, ze przecho-
dill onl straszne meczarnie. Otto tresc je-
dnego tych list6w:
Moja droga Helene!
Jestesmy odcieci od swiata Me many
czem oddychac zatrute powietrze sic
lzbh2a, Zostawiam Gle moja droga zfem
ipofozeniu. Powierzam Gle fasce Boga- cie-
bic nasze dzieci. Helene, pilnuj mel dro-
giej ukochanej c6rki Lilli Me jestesmy
ranni tylko sic dusimy powoli powodu
braku powietrza. Nasz syn Elbert jest przy
mnie. M6wi on, re wszyscy spotkamy sic
w niebie.
Godzina 2ga, Juz osm eodzin trivia nasza
meka Modlimy sic, ale pomoc nie'nadcho-
dzi. Nasz Elbert kaze mi napisac miodsze-
mu bratu Howardowi, by ME kupowaf no.
wych sukien, ale znosif przedtem jego ubra-
ME. Chce, byscie wszyscy zyi uczciwie
spotkamy slew niebie. Go ia bym daf "a
to, by znow bye waszem gronie. Badz
zdrowa. Wychowaj dzieci dobrze. Pocho-
wal mnie'i Elberta jed,lym grobie. Badz
zdrowa moja Lilli. Howardzie ME opu-
szczaj matki Helene pamietaj mnie. Me
ma juz powietrza. Dusimy..
Wiecej ME m6gf juz pisa6 ten nieszcze-
sliwy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31

kowskiej, ktory niedawno przez cara zostai
pochwalony "a stfumienie rozruchow CHOP
skich.
LONDYN.-J. Pierpont Morgan ofiarc-
wal krolowi Edwardowi na uroczystosci
koronacyjne przepyszny gobelin, kt6ry ko-
sztowai $5O0,OOO
KONSTANTYNOPOL. - 60 buigar-
skich powstanc6w spotkafo sic wojskiem
tureckiem okolicy Malesz Panina Ru-
munii. w bitwie polegio szesciu Buigar6w
a 7 zostaio ranionych. Take Turcy ponie-
sli straty,
VANCOUVER, B. C.-Depesza Fer
ME donosi, ze 123 gornik6w zgineio wsku-
tex eksplozyi W kopalni. Dotychczas wydo-
byto tylko szest cial. Szczeg6iy nadchodza
bardzo powoi. Podobno jeden g6rnik6w
mimo najsurowszego zakazu, zapalif sobie
fake, wskutek czego nastapifa eksplozya
z tax fatalnym rezultatem.
NEAPOL.- Wiktor Emanuel i
kr6lowa Helena podrozy swej do Paler-
mo, gdzie maja bye ma otwarciu wystawy
rolniczej, przybyli tutaj, kiedy pociag
kr6lewski zatrzymai sic przy arsensle, ia
kis czfowiek, nazwiskiem Vincenzo Cuer-
Aresztowano go natychmiast.
HAVANA.-Prezyd Palma wydai o.
k6lnik zapowiadajacy, re pensye urzedni-
kow panstwowych musza bye zmnieiszone
wog6le oszczednost musi bye zaprowa-
dzona we wszystkich gafeziach administra-
cyl rzadowej, gdyz dochody z Gel spadiy W
lostatnich czasach do tego stopni;l, re kasy
ME mogfy podofac wydatkom dotychcza-
sowej wysokosci.
CARSKIE SIOLO.-Car prezyden-
tenn Loubetem przybyl dotad d. 21ym
bm Prezydent zamieszkai carskim pa4a-
Gu zaraz po przybyciu ziozyf wizyte ce-
sarskiej parze. Marynalzy francuskich
przyjmowaf lud bardzo ostentacyjnie. Ma
rynarze rosyjscy pokazywali kolegom oso-
bliwosci Petersburga. Podobno eskadra
francuska pojedzie powrotem droga ma
Kopenhage, azeby ME potrzebowac pre-
pfywac przez kanaf Kilonski.
PARYZ. Ministeryum otrzymuje via
domosci, re wulkan Mont Pelee ciagle grozi
ponownym wybuchem. Gaia hldnosc wyspy
jest przerazcna, coraz wiecej utrwala sic
wiara rozszerzana przez wedrujacych z
miejsca ma miejsce znachor6w, re mie-
szkancy wywofali gniew Boga, kt6ry ma.
prod zniszczy GAIA wyspe ogniem potem
ia zatopi. Minister kolonii odni6sf sic tele.
tgraficznie do gubernatora, aaeby eventual
ME poczynif kroki W celu zupefnego prze,
siedlenia wszystkich mieszkancow TEL
wyspy, ku czemu Rad gotow jest kazdej
chwii dostarczyc wszelkich potrzebnych
srodk6w.
PETERSBURG gdy stoli.
cy kraj u rozlegaja sic wiwaty, wystrzafy z
armat radosne okrzyki, ma pofudniu Ro,
syi krew sic leje. Giodne masy ludu znow
sic burzyc zaczynala. Doniesienia Mo.
skwy SO tax alarmujace, re gubernator mia
sta wielki ksiaze Sergiusz, kt6ry przybyl
tu, umyslnie by bye obecnym ma uroczysto.
sciach dla Loubeta, nagle wyjechaf, azeby
osobiscie kierowac "uspokojeniem" bunto.
wnik6w. My wszyscy wiemy, jak sic robi
takie uspokojenie.
Podroz cara do Moskwy, dokad wybieral
sic wraz z carowa, zostafa odwofana ma
czas nieograniczony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
NIEWNIESIONA PROSBA ODRZU-
COMA.

W tych dniach nadeszfa telegraficzna
wiadomosc Berlina, ze cesarz Wilhelm
odrzucif prosbe Polak6w ufaskawienie
wrzesinskich ofiar. Postapienie Wilhelma
uwazamy "a cafkiem logiczne naturalne,
dziwi mas tylko ia okolicznosc, re przeciez
pamietamy jeszcze dobrze, jak krajowe
pisma reczyfy nam, il W sprawie wrzesii-
skiej Mkt zadnych ME robif pok1onow
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY

MOSKWA.-Hr. Tofstoj ponownie "a
chorowa} ma tyfus.
NEW YORK.-Rozeszfa sic tn pogfo-
ska, ze Rad kubanski zamierza zaciagnac
tutaj pozyczke W kwocie Is milion6w dola-
row.
PETERSBURG.-Nades4la tn wiado-
mosc zamachu morderczym ma ksiecia
Obolenskiego, gubernatoralgubernii Char
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
TOLEDO. OHIO, 81 MAJA 1902.

pred cesarzem Wilhelmem, ami pred Ia
dnym jego dygnitarzy. Pokazuie sic, re
dis juz nikomu ME MONA wierzyc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31
POKWITOWANIA.

Ma pomnik B. Gfowackiego Tarno-
brzegu nadesfali do red "Ameryki:''
j. Smolarek Hillsville so.
Poprzednio pokwitowane 2S5
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-31

RaZem $3.50
Ma tenn skfadki zamykamy powyzsza
sumo odsyfamy dzis do Sp6fkowej kasv
Oszczednosci Pozyczek W Tarnobrzegu.' -
stosownie do odezwy komitetu, zamieszczo--
nej w,..ssAmeryce' dnia 1go marca 1907.
81 lRedakcya "Ameryki.' =
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15
Y. P. s. c. E. Benefit.

The benefit for the Y. P. s. 0. K. of the Presbyterian church on Monday night was a success both financially and as mirth-provoker. "A Breach of Promise," an exceedingly original farce, was given, and kept the audi ence convulsed with laughter from start to finish.
 F. s. Breen, as the judge, was in his element as fun-maker. E. $. Clark and Frank Reid, as the respective at tOrneys for the plaintive and despond- ent, brought down the house time and again by their bright sallies.
 Perry Sturgess as "Elvina Benzidina Short," and Don Keller as "Donna Hart Killer," made more than one mas- culine heart beat faster, and the ques- tion was whispered through the hall, ''Where did the strange girls come from?" Their makeup was perfect and they acted like real ladies. Edgar Rains did we'll in the difficult part of "Alonzo Loveless, the Respondent.
 Geo. Hochderffer's training as peace officer stood him in good stead, and he carried of the part of the bailiff to perfection. l.. w. Quinlan as the clerk, and J. s. Amundsen as "Ben A. Tawker," the deaf and dumb witness, were both good.
 The unique feature of the show was the jury, who must have taxed their ingenuity to devise their original make-ups. Uncle George Hoxworth and Harry Hibben were worth photo- graphing, while Will Rudd scared child in the front row into convulsions with his ferocious appearance as des- perado. The verdict of the jury was funny enough to make even it's fore man, Judge Layton, laugh.
 Every seat in the house was occu- pied, and there was no one there that did not forget their troubles for couple of hours at least.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15
Teachers Examination.

There will be a teachers xamina tion at the courthouse in Flagstaff, Co conino county, on Mondayand Tuesday March 3d and 4th, l962. All certii cates hereafter 2 gfanEd will eutitle the holder to teach tpany public school iu Arizona, according to the grade of the certificate. N. G. LAYTON,
 County School Superintendent.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15
.The Last Heard of It.

My little boy took the croup one night and soon grew so bad you could hear him breathe all over the house, |" says F. D. Reynolds, Mansfield, O. ''We feared he would die, but few doses of One Minute Cough Cure quickly relieved him and he went to sleep. That's the last we heard of ohe croup. Now, isn't a cough cure like that valu. able?" One Minute Cough Cure is ab- solutely safe and acts immediately. For coughs, colds. croup, grip, bronchitis and all other throat and lung troubles it is certain cure. Very pleasant to take. The little ones like it. w. H.. Timerhof.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

We know of no way in which we can be of more service to our readers than to tell them of something that will be of real good to them. For this reason we want to acquaint them with what we consider one of the very best rem edies on the market for coughs, colds, and that alarming complaint, croup. We refer to Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy. We have used it with such good results in our family so long that it has become household necessity. By it's prompt use we haven't any doubt but tha; it has time and again prevented croup. The testimony is given upon our own experience, and we suggest that our readers, especially those who have spall children, always keep it in their homes as safeguard against croup.--Camden (S. O. Messenger. For sale by Pioneer drug store. i
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconino
 Mary Scott, plaintiff
 vS.
 John M. Scott, defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to John M. Scott.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in a civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for Co., cOnino county, Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with this Court at Flagstaff, in said county Ca copy of which complaint ac- companies this summons) within twenty days Exclusive of the day of servlce) after the service upoD yoH of this summons, if served within the/ codnty. In all other cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above re- Quired, the plaiutir will take judgment by de- fault against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Flagstaf, Arizona. this 23d day of January, A. D. 1902. (sEAL) C. M FUNSTON Clerk E. s. Clark, Attorney for Plaintiff
 First publication January 25
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

Two cars of lumber and two of ma chinery have arrived here for the Le- nora Mining Company at Hardyville. The material will be at once taken up the river to the mines by Lamar Bros. It will require about six trips with the steamer Aztec. The first trip was started yesterday y.-Needles Eye.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15
ARIZONA NEWS.
items of Interest Culled from Our Ter
 ritoriol Exchanges.

Judge NJ. F. Doan received his com mission Tuesday and was sworn in by Judge w. w. Wilson. The commission is for four years. We congratulate the judge as we'll as the community.-FlOr- ence Blade
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

Captain Frank Frantz, who left Pres colt at the beginning of the Spanish and American war as first lieutenant in Buckley O'Neill's Rough Rider troop, has been appointed postmaster at Enid, Oklahoma, position worth $l,OOO a year. Frantz is another one of ROOse- velt's Democratic appointments, and was given the position through the presidents personal esteem for him. He was always popular man in Pres colt.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

The railroad company has had a force of surveyors at work in the King man yards all this week laying out a larger yard. Two main lines of track will be completed through the yards and the other tracks will be heightened and car capacity doubled Kingman is being recognized as one of the largest business points on the line of the road |, and the company is getting ready to accommodate the rapidly increasing business.-Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

Hon. F. s. Gosney, of Flagstaff, was guest at the Adams or Thursday. Mir. Gosney is the Arizona member of the National Live Stock association, in the affairs of which he is an active, interested worker. He is also exten- sively interested in the wool and nut ton interests of Arizona, being lead ing sheep owner of Coconino. That sheep are still permitted to graze the forest reserves, is largely the result of we'll directed, personal effort, backed by live organization of fockmasters, which goes to filly prove what can be done when persistence and firm or ganization go hand in hand. South western Stockman.
The Coconino sun., 1902-02-15

Commencing the first of this month Western Union telegraph rates were reduced to some places in Arizona now reached by it's wires direct. Where heretofore it cost dollar for ten words it now costs but fifty cents for ten word message, day rate, and thirty cents for ten-word night rate. Over ten words, three cents day rate, aud two cents night rate. This applies to Ft. Thomas, Globe, Pima, Stafford, San Carlos and SOlomonvile.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-09
Lawson Notes.

John Wright of Van Buren,, Ark, was
in camp last week.
Mrs. George Lerchen has gone to In
dian Greek to spend the summer with
her mother, who has a cottage there.
Mrs. Shields of Colorado Springs is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. H Everts.
Mrs. Mary Moore came down from
Cripple Creek on Tuesday,
w. H. Everts and wife have taken the
Bodof cottage for the summer
Mr.. Donally and family will occupy the
Moore house this fall and winter.
Mrs. George L. Bingham and Mrs. H.
A. Moore of Idaho Springs spent Friday
and Saturday visiting friends in Lawson
Albert johnson and wife returned from
two months outing in Middle Park
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lerchen of George
town and Miss Ida Bennett of Lawson
left Thursday for Indian Creek where
they will camp for week.
Miss Caroline Hazen and Miss Norma
Harrington are visiting friends here,
Mr.. N. F. Hizen was an eastbound
passenger Wednesday.
The Ruby mine, north of town, has
opened good ore chute. The ore is low
grade but the vein is a large one and has
been opened for some considerable dis
tance, disclosing large quantities of ore
which the management says will con-
centrate 5 to I. Ground has been broken
for mill and work on the building will
begin very soon.
The Joe Reynolds have force of men
working on the tram and roadway from
the tunnel to Lawson. About 4oo feet
remains to be driven in the tunnel The
Reynolds vein has already been encoun-
tered and the water is rapidly disappear
ing in the upper levels of the mine.
The Sisters company will start up with
a full force of men about August IS. The
company have had some trouble in get
ting their matters in shape, but it is now
reported that everything is satisfactory
and development will begin at an early
day. 1t is also reported that the COM
pany will build mill and treat the ores
of the district. We hope this is true for
we need mill
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-09
A Knock at the Knockers.

Editor Siftings-I see you are giving
some attention to the genus knocker."
1 wonder whether these queer animals
whose daily occupation seems to be to
foul their own nests) know how much
harm they are doing to their own clean
little city3 know of several mine man.
ayers who meet their visitors and take
them out of Idaho Springs as quickly as
possible. Their action is justifiable, too,
for it is unsafe to leave visitor for half
an hour on the streets for fear that the
man who look s-for-work and-prays-he-
-not-6nd-it or the man who-if-he-had-
his-rights- would ld-be-manager the am
artiue, or the disappointed engineer, will
assail such visitor and in the teeth of
hard facts assure him the camp is not all
it should be, mention several mines that
have closed down and avoid the hund-
reds which are bringing the district rap
idly to the front rank.
The pity of it all is that to a man who
has no knowledge of the camp, the insid-
ious poison of the smoker-of- -butt-ends
works, and although the visitor may be
astonished at all he sees, although he
may handle high grade ores from the
dumps and see the miles and miles of
underground workings, the vast machin-
cry and the never-ceasing mills, still
there hangs a little doubt which facts
will not dispel.
can place my finger upon several of
these unhappily disposed individuals and
would suggest that they be given to un-
derstand that their presence is not re-
quired in your city. The unfortunate end
is that one can prove nothing-it is all
done in the dark.
1t is good to know that figures and
facts give the lie to the measley winners,
and the man who visits the camp and
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-09

Promiscuous discharging of firearms
within the city limits received a set back
last Saturday afternoon. Obey Brown
and Robert Shuff, two Denver boys went
up on Filtration peak, each carrying
small rifle. They started target practise
and instead of hitting the mark, sent the
bullet through window in Plummer &
Co.'S store on Miner street. Marshal
o'Rourke placed the boys under arrest
and escorted them to Magistrate Whit
ing court where they paid fine of 81 and
costs each. In addition to this they were
compelled to pay for the broken window.
The bullet just missed Ira Comstock.