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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

J. B. Craig made an importation of .
bunch OF hsifss calves from the barrso
pastures Of western Kansas last week,
which b will feed on Arkansas valley
alfalfa and put In shape for market. The
humane society ought n give Mr.. Craig
. medal for getting those calves out Of
Kansas into land Of fruitfulness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Don't miss your share Of Pheni-
cie's closing out bargains. Now
il the time TO buy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Be quick IL you want TO see the
display OF Tea and Coffee at Gov
reau's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Wanted, 0ltuntlOn BY Q young
lady. Enquire at Enterprise
Iggs for Sale.
Eggs from finest Barred Ply
mouth Rock stock. 600 setting Is
eggs. Enquire at Shelton Hardey
grocery. 4O-45
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

For the finest Of late style Milli-
merry go to Miss Jennie Goblin. at
Phenicie's.
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The application Of the principle OF
the phonograph to the violin is the
latest iausioal curiosity The result is
the stroh Violin which Is claimed to
be the only scientific violin ever made.
The inventor, Mr. stron. has done away
with the body Of the violin and for it
has substituted a fiat circular dia-
phragm, or sound box. five or six
inches in diameter, which is fastened
60 the side of a wooden tube. to which
the strings are affixed in the usual
way The neck Is unaltered The
bridge Of the "stroh' oscillates almost
imperceptibiy as the bow is drawn
across the strings. and the oscillation
is conveyed to tho diaphragm by
small pin. It is the oscillation OF the
air within the diaphragm that produces
the sound, which is given cut by an
aluminium trumpet The instrument
produces the tones of an ordinary vio-
lin. but it is claimed that the tones are
richer a recital with a "Stroh' was
given recently at Princes restaurant,
Piccadilly, London
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Register.
Fred E. Mckinley,
Receiver.
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BLooDSIRoN

History has niwafr
assigned b its horoa
Characteristic tiles.
lt hns given ua Alor-
ondor the Groat Ivan
the Terrible. Richnrt
L he Ilnn- Llnnrl..L
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csteOpsthy In Guthrie.

NJ T. McBurney, d. o., graduate Of
the American School Of Osteopathy,
Kirksville. Mo- tunder the founder Of
the science), is located at 32S Esat
Cleveland avenue, Guthrie, Okla, in
the practice of osteopathy where she
will be pleased to consult with any
who are suffering from "the many
ailments flesh is heir to-" Womens'
diseases a specially.
Consultation and examination free.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m.
Telephone No 10.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Atlanta. Ga.

Has inaugurated an agents contest
for the months of January and Feb
ruary. 1902. They are going to divide
among their agents $16O in cash to be
paid on the first Of March, $50 being
the first prize.
In December they gave S1OO to
fifteen agents. For terms and infor.
nation address
THE SEMl-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Atlanta, Ga
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COTTON oINNERs ATTENTION.

COTTON elNNERs ATTENTION.
We have just the thing you have
been wanting. The Oklahoma Cot
ton Glnners' Book. A neat. handy
book canvas bound, indexed f72
pages 70 every book. The 9lnnsr can
keep fun and complete record Of hia
business. Il 10 plain, easy 70 keep
and Is indispensable to every cotton
glnnsr. We Will ship you one pre-.
paid to your address for si.5o.
Address the Leader Company,
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- 10 hns given ua Alar-
q sun ondor the Groat Ivan
been tlleT the Terrible. Richard
Weinand 49, the Lion Hearted.
stc,a Oft, ~ Louis theMagnincunt.
etc but no tito II
y 1898, Tot than that given Bismork
of NV u 'ood and Iron " lttypiHe.
range ~ well as tho physical and
- 49,, necessary 70 nnify Ger-
Peter Weinmve really been iussnar-
heirs of said on, and whan in perfsrr
co. q. ..,.t.,. ,ft health ond strongi6
''lc Is calculated to pre-
helrs ci SAID supplying the hiooE
wholly ahandonefm aud ppportioo
Department ~ r .'s ,, z ionlc tof
Affiant further ubuation ~
oatn that sne is S. A triaiofha.l
well acquainted wipt Dr. Harter
and x NV 4 sec t'.,.,..l.. 'o'l l"''es
the Indian Meridianad Tbo ,l..F
quainted with Peter' every parl or
life time and is acqua some p"r. oi
seick and Mary selcing por,e
Nicholas Weinand. andt uso Dr..
ward Nicholas welnansu itis
also acquaiated with Js,o,,,S,.U ,S.U'
and and Nicholas weinl
adult heirs of Peter Wen 1907
named 70 iho.
Aflant further says thaarter
ward Nicholas Weinand is
son Of Peter Weinand. ana
Weinand and Nicholas wein.---
ioe arc the only children and thu
law Of the said Peter weinabra
that the said ward, Nicholas, Js
and Nicholas Weinand above
are the only heirs at law OF
Weinand, deceased.
Affiant further saye, that the
Mary Selck. as guardian Of the
ward, Nicholas Weinand, the 3;
ward himself, jacques Weinand al
Nicholas weinand, each and all as n
heirs of Peter Weinand or otherwis
have and had wholly abandoned n
said tract of land and said tract Tor
period of moro than six months pri,
to the filing Of tho said contest affid
lyit In this cause, and each and all
the said parties have continued
abandon the said tract, go as afor
said and have not cured tho said 4
fault and the same continues, an
that tho said default and abando
ment did not arise by reason OF a
sence of any Of the said parties in q
employment of the government in Il
military or naval service Of the Ur
ted States during the late SPANS
war or in any war or by reason OF an
service, military or naval or othe
wise for the government
4 Affiant further says. that the sa
parties did not cause the cultivate
or improvement of the said tract. b
the same was wholly abandoned, I
all the heirs Of Peter Weinand,
charged in the original affidavit AZ
repeated here,
Said parties arc hereby notified
appear respond and offer eyideni
touching said allegation at 10 o'clo,
q. m, on the third day Of March, 100
before the register and receiver
Guthrie, Ok, at the United Stat
Hand office in Guthrie. Ok
Jones g. Herod.
Attorneys for Contestant.
The said contestant having, in
proper affidavit, nled this first day
/ February, 1902. set forth facts whi
show that after due diligence person
service OF this notice can not be mad
f. is hereby ordered and directed III
such notice be given by due and pro
Ter publication.
John J. Boles,
Register.
Fred e. Mckinley,
Receiver
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First published In Daily Leader
Feb. s, 1902)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Feb s, 19O2)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Logan coun
ty, Oklahoma territory.
j. B. Beadles & Son, a partnership
composed of ]. B, Beadles and L. n.
Beadles, Plaintiffs,
VS..
w H. Preston and e. B. Preston,
Defendants.
No. 3464
To the defendants above named,
W. II. Preston and E. b. Preston and
all persons claiming under or through
them or either of them any interest
in any of the real property herein
after described. You will take notice
that you have been sued in the Dis
trict court Of Logan county, Ohaho
ma territory, by ]. b. Beadles & Son
plaintiffs above named in an action
upon a promissory note and mort
gage for the sum of S4S9G and for
the further sum of $500 attorneys
fee, and 10 foreclose all Of your right,
title interest and right of redemption
to lots Nos one, two, three, four, five,
and six, in block No sixtyone, in that
subdivision OF the city of Guthrie,
Logan county Oklahoma territory,
known as West Guthrie under the
mortgage executed by you to plain
tin in this action and you are fur
ther notified that unless you appear
and answer or otherwise plead to the
petition OF the plaintiffs now on file
in said court in this action on or be
fore the 22d day of March, A. d., 1902
said petition will be taken as true
and confessed and a judgment will be
rendered in said cause by said court
as for a default in accordance with
the prayer of said petition, to-wit:
Rendering a judgment against you
and eacn of you for the sum of seven
ty-three dollars and ninety six cents
(s73s6) aud costs Of suit and de
cree ordering the mortgage herein
foreclosed and the property herein
described sold to satisfy said judg-
ment and forever barring you Of any
right title or interest IN and to said
property and for such further relief
as the court may deem proper.
J. B. BEADLEs & SON.
Plaintiffs.
BY Buckner e. Son. their attorneys
Attest:
T. A. NEAL,
ERIK District Court of Logan County
Oklahoma.
BY G. II. Griswold, Deputy
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V
no 846l.

w. II, Preston and e. B. Preston,
Defendants.
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In the District Court of Logan coun
ty. Oklahoma territory.
j. b. Beadles & Son, a partnership
composed of ]. B. Beadles and L. N.
Beadles, Plaintiffs,
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Married.

AT the residence of Mrs. Thomas Hus.
band, mother of the bride, in Central
City, Colorado, June "a, 1902, Rev, s.
j. Rogers, pastor of s.. James NJ. q.
church, officiating S. II. Flora and
MISS Lottle Husband, both of this city.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
relatives of the contracting parties and
few invited guests, after which they
received the congratulations of all those
present for long and prosperous life.
The mother of the bride served a sump-
tuous supper. The presents bestowed
on the bride were numerous and many
of them costly. Both are well known
and very popular with their friends.
They have gone to housekeeping on
County Road street, where they are at
home to their friends. The best wishes
are extended them for happy, prosper
GUS and contented life.
In Central City, Colorado, Tuesday
morning, July l, 1902, Rev. j. Nj.
Desauliners officiating Bart Zini and
ond Miss Elena Mircholet, both of
Russell Gulch, Colorado.
Oa -'AOHNay lue TeCLOTy OF
Marys Church of the Assumption in
Central City, Colorado, June 80, 1902,
Rev. J. M. Desaulniers, officiating j
L. z. Chauvin and Miss Lorene Graves,
both of this CITY,.
The announcement of the wedding
was great surprise to the friends of the
couple as their engagement was kept a
secret. The bride was attended by
Mss Ellen Rule and the groom by DR.,
1. N. Woodward. The friends and ac-
quaintences of the newly welded couple
extend them congratulations over the
pleasing event. trusting that their mar.
ried life will ever be pleasant and their
pathway be strewn with roses.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell, in Central City, Colorado, Satur-
day, June 2S, 1902, Rev. s. j. Rogers,
officiating, G. B. Hedman and Mamie
| Warlum.
At the home of thIy bride, in Central
City, Colorado, July l, 1902, at 6 O'Clock
am, Rev. s. ). Rogers, officiating, Wu
Oliver and Mrs. Emma Bishop.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
INFORMATION WANTED.

BY the sisters of William j. Connolly
who resided in Gilpin county about four
years ago and left here for the Klondyke
gold fields with one William Gilmour.
They are informed and believe that
while here their brother married lady
by the name OF Minnie Ruesell, who has
died and left surviving her a girl baby
now about four or five years old, who, as
they were informed, was being cared for
by sister of Mrs. William j. Connolly,
formerly Miss Russell. The Connolly
sisters are very anxious to ascertain the
whereabouts Of the child as it is their
only living relative, and any information
that will bring that result will be grate-
fully received. Leave any and all in
formation at this Office or at the Davies
drug store. 3t-10
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03

companied by his daughter, Miss Maude
and Miss M. A. Sutherland, OF Denver.
The latter lady will visit here during the
hot weather.
Golden Transcript, June %; Capt
and Mrs. Geo. X. Kimball left yesterday
morning for prolonged visit among the
scenes of their youth in and around
Boston. This will be their first visit
there in twenty five years.
Bert l.. Campbell returned from Den
yer Monday morning. Mrs. Campbell
and baby, and Mrs. Campbells mother,
Mrs. Swartz, will remain IN Denver for
some time in the hopes that Mrs. Camp
bells health will improve.
Mrs. Ii. p. Davies came up from Den
yer last Friday, remaining until Sunday
morning, when she returned accom-
panied by Mr.. Davies. The first of next
week, Mrs. Davies, accompanied by her
brother Ed. w. Williams and wife, leave
for her old home in Wales. Their many
friends wish them safe and pleasant
journey.
A. Sandberg, who has been prospect
ing for Central pool for some time
past in the northwestern part of the
county, came in from South Boulder
part on Tuesday.
Miss Amelia Bowler and the Misses
Katie and Maude Shelleberger, OF
Prairie du Chieu, Wisconsin, arrived
yesterday noon to spend the summer
with relatives in this city.
Shriners DR.. Abe Ashbaugh and n.
d. Owens returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday. Roy Ashbaugh came up
from Denver with his father.
William Horner has returned here.
While away he had his face shaved,
, which gives him boyish appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson drove
over to Boulder this morning where
they will spend the 4th.
Miss Nettie Harris, of Denver, is
the guest of the Misses Annie and Ollie
Bristol.
Mrs. L. NJ. Schultz, of Denver, visited
her husband in this city last Sunday.
Henry Bolthoff, of Denver. was a
guest at the Teller last evening.
Burt Seymour and bride returned last
evening from their wedding trip.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Opening.

David Simpson, having taken the
store room formerly occupied by Knute
Erickson on Lawrence street, known as
the Famous Shoe store, will open there
next week with fine stock Of gents,
ladies, and childrens shoes and boots.
He will be pleased to receive call from
all those wishing good substantial foot
wear. His prices will be found to be
popular. He will also pay special at
tention to repairing, which will be done
in workman.like and satisfactory man
ner. Give him call. He will be found
polite and accommodating.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
WYNN COMPANY TO BUILD.

The Wynn Gold Company last week
secured permit for the erection OF a
building at the intersection OF the Bur
lington railroad and the Platte river in
Denver. The structure is to house the
first commercial plant contemplated for
applying practically the Wynn process
for the treatment OF low grade ores. The
plans show that the plant ultimately TO
be erected for this work will cost $780,
600. The part to be erected at once will
cost but $1,000 and is merely intended to
serve temporarily. Operations are to be-
gin as soon as the building is completed.
1t will be 30xGe feet in dimensions, and
one story high. A large tract OF land
for the plant was acquired recently by
the company, which will expand its IA
cilities as rapidly as the demand war.
rants.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
The Observer Mi3i3Q Department.

work connected with the survey of min
eral claims, which authorizes the sur
veyor general in each district to require
a deposit for plating and other office
work for mineral surveys, it is directed,
the same having been approved June 1S,
1902, by the general land office, that on
and after July 1, 1902, the estimated
cost of plating and other Office work in
connection with the survey of mineral
claims, be computed as follows:
For lode claim. $50 90
For placer claim ..... 30 90
For millsite. 80 90
For millsite included in one survey
with lode claim ....... 20 90
For each lode claim within and in
cluded in the survey Of pla-
Ger claim. 20 90
For several lode locations inclrded
in one survey, the first location
named 30 90
All other locations included. each. % 90
For several placer locations inclu-
ded in one survey, the first To-
cation named. d............... 30 90
All other locations included. each 30 90
For affidavit of $500 expenditure
of improvements after appro-
val OF survey. ey....... 90
Should an amended order issue, an
additional deposit will be required.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
VIII INSTALL ELECTRIC POWER.

The Town Topics Gold Mining Com
pany win install an electric holster on
their East Nottaway mine in Lake dis
trict. The Cascade Electric company
who are now stringing their wires across
the country from Georgetown, will fur
nish the power. Work is to be com
menced on the plant in very short
time. The Town Topics is the first min
ing company to apply electricity for
hosting purposes in Gilpin county.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
NEWS AND NOTES.

A whim has been placed on the Wash
ington mine in Quartz Valley district.
At depth of 100 feet Joseph visintin;
has opened up very good grade of ore
in the Bobtail hill belt of veins.
The Grand Central Gold Mining COM
pany, this week, made a shipment of ore
from the East Whiting mine to the
smelter at Golden.
Joseph George & Co. last week made Il
shipment of mill ore from the Elliott
mine on Lawrence street to one of the
stamp mills in Black Hawk.
The tributers in the 2:40 mine in Rus
sell district last week made a shipment
OF two cars of smelling ore to the Boston
and Colorado smelter at Argo.
E. NJ. Messiter, who is interested in
Saratoga mountain in Russell district,
reportslthat property is giving a good
showing.
Since work was stopped on the Hill
mine, in Russell district, the water has
risen in the workings from the bottom up
to the 100 foot workings. About 200 feet
OF water is in the shaft.
Under the statute OF limitations for
bringing suit for injuries sustained ow-
ing to the negligence OF q mining COM
pany, action must be brought within
81, 80, ,,oo - oekav 10 >o,:lo-<
A number OF prospectors are at work
north Of this city making locations along
the line OF the new Moffat railroad. A,
number Of them are also doing prospect.
ing on the Grand county slope.
Electric power is being substituted for
steam power in the United States mints
at Philadelphia and San Francisco. The
new Denver mint will also be thoroughly
equipped with electric appliances.
The lower levels on the Gunnell mine
on Gunnell hill are being extended and
a very good showing OF smelling and
stamp mill ore is being opened up. The
Cornish pump is working splendidly.
Manager Dunstone Of the Running
Lode property at Black Hawk is shipping
$50 tons Of concentrating ore to Idaho
Springs for treatment every month. The
concentrates command a good price a..
the smelters.
Mr.. Ray Of Cripple Creek, interested
in the After Supper lode 10 Black Hawk
was here last week carefully investigat-
ing that property and making arrange
ment for an early resumption OF work on
the property.
The gasolene plant OF - horse power
capacity is due to arrive here for the
Sapp mine, recently leased and bonded
to Bruce M. Myers & Co. The mine is
now producer OF stamp mill and smelt-
ing ore of n good grade.
Angelo Baleria, interested in the Wood
mine, n producer OF uranium ore, will
soon make shipment Of ore to Denver,
where it meets with ready sale. The
mine is situated at the head Of Leaven.
worth gulch, Russell district.
A contract has been let for sinking n
new shaft on the Fanny lode on Cyclops
mountain in Black Hawk. There is n
very good showing in the new shaft for
the depth 1t has attained. This property
is prod ucer Of high grade silver ore.
The main shaft Of the Justice Lensing
and Mining Company is down to depth
Of 725 feet. Three levels are being driven
the ore from which is yielding a good
profit, q portion being treated at the
smelters, and the balance at the stamp
mills In Black Hawk.
In order to ascertain the soundness OF
timber apply the car to the middle Of one
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Directors of opera House.

At meeting Of the stockholders of
the Opera house held last Monday in
this city, the following directors were
elected: f. II. Messenger, John c. Nc
Shane, Peter McFarlane, Chase With.
row George NJ. McFarlane, j. E. Light
bourn and G. NJ. Laird. The charter OF
the company is to be renewed for twenty
wears
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
COOK MINE RESUMES SINKING.

w. II. Davis, foreman at the Cook
mine on Bobtail hill, has resumed sink
ing the cage shaft which is now down
900 feet. 1t will be continued until the
depth OF 1900 feet is attained, thus Civ
ing the company 800 feet more of stoping
ground. Power drills will be used.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
RIcn ORE.

a high grade of stamp mill ore is be-
ing taken out of the East Boston mine
on Central City hill, some of which is
running ten ounces to the cord. The
smelling ore is also giving good average
values. This property has.always proven
itself good producer when worked in a
business manner, as it now is being
worked. 1t Is owned and operated by
Boston capitalists, with William Job as
manager.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Captured the Convention.

Idaho Springs Siftings: Mr.. Seidler
showed the proper spirit when he invited
the rext Woodmen OF the World conven-
tion to Idaho Springs and succeeded in
getting the invitation accepted. There
is no reason why Idaho Springs should
not become become one Of the greatest
convention cities in the state. In future
years the big trocadero will answer the
purpose Of an auditorium and be large
enough to seat the largest OF conventions.
Go to Anderson's for your carpets and
liuoleums.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
APPEALED THE CASE.

In the suit of Daniel Munday vs. The
'Spur Daisy Gold Mining Company, IN
which the plaintiff seeks to adverse the
defendant in securing patent to the Spur
Daisy property, and which last week was
decided in favor of the defendant, has
been carried to the United States court
of appeals.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Born,

In Central City, Colorado, June %, 1902,
to the wife of William Nicholas, twins,
boy and girl-weight Is pounds.
Mother and children doing nicely. and
the father says "small favors thankfully
received, larger ones in proportion
In Nevadaville, Colorado, June 26, 1902,
to the wife of Samuel Ellis, daugh.
ter.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Bromide Hygia Mineral
water at the Central Bottling works.
In Naw Quarters.

Anton Bayer has purchased the saloon
business OF George Hoppe, and requests
his friends and former customers to drop
in and see him at his new stand. Tho
place is kept in first class style and the
bar stocked with the best OF wines, lIq-
uors, fresh beer and cigars. A hot lunch
. served every day.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
COST OF SECURING PATENTS,

Tho following circular has been is-
sued by the government land office as
to the cost Of mineral SURVEYS In Colo.
RADIO:
In accordance with paragraph 3, gen.
eral land Office circular OF the United
States mining laws. approved June "a.
1889, relating to the expense Of ofilcs
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
The Benefit Concert.


The benefit concert given Saturday
evening by the Scandinavians of Gilpin
county was we'll attended, one of the
principal features Of which was the
Orpheus club, Of Denver, who rendered
both vocal and instrumental music of a
fine character which was justly applaud
ed by all present. At the close of the
concert a ten cent dance was had, which
of itself netted the sum of s21 and was
highly enjoyed by those engaged in trip
ping the light fantistic. 1t was an early
hour when the evenings enjoyment con-
cluded with "Home, Sweet Home" The
affair as a whole was a success reflect
ing credit on all taking part in it.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
DENVER
rand Total. al..............
CENTRAL CITY
Grand total otal........................lIla lIla

Miss b. Hilton, Of Denver, will be at
Room 3 Granite house, prepared to
treat all patients wishing treatment by
Osteopathy on Tuesday, July sth at
| o'clock p. M.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
Died.,

In Central City, Colorado, June 30. 1902,
Italena V. Dolsoglio. aged mouths.
The funeral occurred Tuesday from
the Church of the Assumption. Inter-
ment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
Gilpin observer., 1902-07-03
WNNNoNNNNNNNNN
ORE SHIPMENTS FOR JUNE.

The ore Shipments from Black Hawk
for the month of June amounted to 1892
cars, or total of 7S40 tons. These ship
ments are the smelling and concentrat.
ing ore and the mill tailings which are
shipped to Denver, Golden and else
where. This is the largest months ship
ment that has ever left Gilpin county.