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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Tho wynn lr..,..sx.

Bu. little ling been sni.l Of III.
Wynn gold extraction process.
since the d~Rtl, cf ih.. noted dis
governor. OF late, however, sever.
VI claim To have the secret and ar.
preparing 10 Guili extraction
works. Reports from Boulder
camps state that plant, to IN,
operated By the Wynn company.
II being errc'sl At the Cole.
Springs nine, at Gold hill.
8. l.. Nichols, for several weeks
associated with Professor Wynn
before the death of the latter last
November. is said to have de-
veloped a process like that of Wynn
and in partnership with L. A.
Coate OF Iowa, has erected plant
just north III the Twenty-thirtl
street viatiuct, Mt Denver. where
mysterious operations in the de-
velopement OF the gold process
are going forward from day to
day. Professor Nichols claims an
improvement. upon the Wynn sys.
TEN.
A thiri association. which
claims to have unraveled the gold
secret, il composed of George
Leonhardy, an old.timer who is
engaged in mining, with head.
quarters at Denver; W. H. Mater,
inventor of a new ore handling de-
vice, and = German chemist. The
syndicate began work last Decem-
her aud the results are said to he
$500 to 5000 . ton from ore
carrying by fire assay NO more
than Is or SO to the ton. These
gentlemen are preparing to erect a
plant in Denver.
a fueoto man 10 also said to
have vrsstlsd successfully with
Tie Wynn problem, aud 10 now
bsilding . plant to operate on the
peeosD in Pueblo.
Bat the man that leads them ell
= Capt. Nichols, Of Monte vista,
who perfected = process SIX mouths
ego which gives rssults equal TO
snv Of the Wynn process DIS
eoveries. Capt Nichols, with the
aid q: A. v. Oliver, 40 exper.
ieuce'l mill man. backed by East.
ern capital, 10 now putting up .
plant ct Nichols, in this county.
which they expect 10 complete and
have in running order in . few
weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
MONTE VISTA lfEgwS.

Henry Dyer, Of ID Nor'r, WAS
doing business Ia Monte Nis;s
Monday.
Attorney Yeerknnp was ut Mos
ca Monday n.terdinS TO some law
business.
Bart Beckwith has gone to Du-
range where he has he promise of
of n good Job.
VIII Stafford and family have
gone to Boulder where they will
remain for an Indefinite time.
G. N. Shakespeare has been in
Del Norte most of the week at
work on the new brick block.
S. Pritldy of the Home, left for
llopsweli, New Mexico, Monday
where he has some good copper and
geld prospects.
Emil Breuker, who was reported
sick with typhoid fever last week,
is recovering rapidly and will soon
be ~ he store again.
j II. Shibley, OF Del Norte, was
III iuwn Monday on business. He
Sny" 'h"-'' bus ieen good deal OF
'''-. estate changing hands lately.
ijun Eass,.,.'s mother and two
-i-'-r-, itnm bloomington, Ills,
Arrived ~ town Sunday for few
we"ke' v'si' aud will try camping
in IN" hii.s.
Il T. Rose, OF Coin, Iowa, n
bro l.r.lrI law of l.. III. Cheney, is
ia io yu on Two week visit. Mr..
i:rs,- uei- four quarter sections OF
Hu.. ia tue wiley.
49, ''''r" 90 '"e ohtis'ia"
''"'t' I''' INNER last f''u"y
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Il H. Chase md wife came down
rFnm cr..,,. Sunday NIGHT for n
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j T. SouiheriuHd ,sshrl a check
=, ill.,. Bank Of Monte Vista one
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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Airs. SickIrs md Rose AInnd.
reiarre'l Wednesday from week +
visit 10 Moh;e VISTA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Jaspsr u the mining camp At
traoting most attention Of al the
pisces In the hills which surround
6en Lais valley. Tho district has
oesn prospeotsd Tor years and
ysars aud large bodies Of orc have
bssn found, bat always oe . grade
just . little too low for profitable
working. With recent develop.
Dsuts in metallurRy there have
bsss discovered processes 70 work
low grade ore q . profit impossi.
be . dossn years ago. Now there
ass four companies putting 10
nils q Jsspsr aud many .psrsons
ars going 10 10 work IN The mines
apd prospect for minerals. There
= . dsoasd for good looking
prospects aud every indication u
. good misiss own.-Alsmosa
Con vier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Clarence Carpenter and his sis.
ter, lula, started East Tuesday
night L" l~ gone IL month or more
on u visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Senator Moody was doing bust
ness at the Del Norte land office
Wednesday and that evening went
TO Denver to he gone several days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Ma 7. +. Moody gave . must
Gale at her residence Wednesday
night Prof. Woods, Of Lincoln,
Nebraska. played several solos on
the clarinet accompanied by Mn.
Johnsou. Mechanics Moody and
Johneou rendered . number Of
choice piano selections. There 10
. good deal Of musical talent IN
The camp which, Il 10 hoped. will
b Organised Tor winter entertain.
mentA
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Several more Nebraska home
seekers have closed a deal with
the Southern Colorado Land Co.
for $50 acres of sugar lands, near
Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

The Socialists of Monte Vista
organized club last Saturday
night. They have something like
fifty members enrolled.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

John +. Johuson aud family are
delighted with the progress made
on the great mill at Nichols since
they left few weeks ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

The farmers in the valley are
doubling their orders for binder
twine. This IL good indication
that the few rains in August viii:
greatly increase the eaely estimates
Of the yield OF gram.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Tho war be.Aoen tho os:coi aud
GATES iagi,ona ZOE ihr c dorado Fdsi aud
irm company iaai..i %.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Ihs Ecclmau.

Th" Woodmen Log Rolling: at
Monte Visit, -. Friday cnlle,i n
inr:;e crowd 10 ,ls city and the
program was well cars,e,! on.
Trap shooting aud basket bnil
occupied the forenoon after 10
o'clock. la the Afternoon there
we're all kinds. of races md hnll
Gnme mt the fair grounds. The
l.ve-mile bicycle race wns won by
Smith, OF Del Norte; the one.mlla
race by Leonard Stephenson. of
Monte Vista; and the qunrter-mile
race by Clarence Goad.
Saving contests resulted ms fol-
lows: Sheridan and Galwick of
Center, won the heavy weight;
Duvic and Alternately, of Monte
Vista, light weight.
Center won the tug-of-war. The
ball game between Monte Vista
and La lara was won by the home
team by a score OF &c to 6.
The program nj the hail was
very enjoyable and u large crowd
stayed to the dance.
Tho president of the Tennessee
Central railroad, Jerre Baxter,
says that the power OF the corpnr
atoms, especially the railroad cor.
porations has overshatlowed the
individuality of the Republic and
gives columns O. figures to prove
TINT the railroad managers raj.
the commerce and the people nnd
that government rs it now exists i
solely by and for the benefit -.
these corporation in their ex'ng.
ton Of the people! Ne shows TINT
six men contro. the nation nbso.
lutely and that the politicians ID
their bidding AZ il they were i,ir-,.
servants. Coming ma i; dos from
tho president OF a railroad. il l.
enough to stnr,le the naticn ii.ru
thinking what all t.,;s mrrglng
means. As soon MS the ,retitirn:
gets through with the meat puck.
ers it will be worth his while To-
look after the railroads.
Surveyor Lewis, with his gnu.
OF men returned 10 Denver lrom
Alamosa last "Wednesday nr',r t..
eating tho telephone liar f;nh
Walsenburg to Alnmo., 'iar
line runs from The mnnHiains
along the south side OF ID" rail.
road and enters town OF Eighth
street. Poles nrc set sion Wnl.
senburg 20 the top OF Nr,n Pass
and work is moving nlon; rUj,id.y.
"A lamosa Courier.
Tom Tucker had II preliminary
hearing at Sagnach. on Thursday
OF last week for killing Ch.vrs.
the sheepherder, mud was held
without bail to appear Mt the Oe'o-
Der term OF district court, when he
will be tried for murder.
". j. Clark has charge OF build.
ing N wagon road from Fort Gar.
land TO the Winchell mines on Mt.
Blanca. II will requi,e nbou, four
w<oss 80 build this piece OF rond
aud NJ soon ns i, IL finished, ore
shipments Will commence.
Ground is being broken for tho
fou n,lH,ion OF II 50.ton mill by L.
I. Shellcbnrger. III Do knlb. ILL.,,
which will bc bull, NJ fas. M lum.
Der and mascrials can be had, which
have been contracted for.
Charles Shcllcbargcr aud Stan.
Icy Willis drove over TO Del Norte
Tuesday 10 attend 81 business be-
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

John Z. johnson, wife and child,
and Ben johnson arrived in Monte
Vista from Syracuse. Illinois,
where they have been visiting the
past few weeks. Wednesday they
drove to Johnson's Park where
they Will remain until they become
millionaires, then they will pro-
badly move to Denver.
We have not had time to fully
inspect the big Sanger mil this
week and viii defer n wrlte.up of
this magnificent enterprise until
our next publication.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

--'-------~r<r-~~--
/ Ciy!- Shaw aud wi!A lift l,-t
Week for - few weeks visi. u;
Grand junction.
Airs. Sick',s md Rrse AInnd.
re'arne'l Wednesday from weeks
visit 10 Moh:e VISTA.
Clarence Carpenter and his sis.
ter. lula, started East Tuesday
night 10 he gone month or more
on u visit.
The Socialists of Monte Vista
organized club last Saturday
night. They lave something like
fifty members enrolled.
There are now about % OF 30
children of school age in the camp
and an effort is being made for fall
and winter terms of school.
Mrs. Gins. Cummings, Mrs.
Geo. b. Beatty and Cleo Ford, Of
Monte Vista, were visitors in this
camp the first Of the week.
John 2. johnson aud family are
delighted with the progress made
on the great mill at Nichols since
they left few weeks ago.
Senator Moody was doing bust
ness at the Del Norte land office
Wednesday and that evening went
to Denver to he gone several days.
Several more Nebraska home
seekers have closed a deal with
the Southern Colorado Land Co.
for $50 acres of sugar lands, near
Alamosa.
The farmers in the valley are
doubling their orders for binder
twine. This IL good indication
that the few rains in August vii:
greatly increase the early estimates
Of the yield OF grain.
Tho roasi between Jasper and
Monte Vista is in very good shape
with the exception Of the dust from
the Upton ranch cas-. q few miles.
Nowhere can better mountain
road be found IN tho state.
Since the president and his at
torney general got after the meat
trust a change came over the spirit
of their dreams. and the combine
has ceased TO exist. There is only
one packing company now. There
has been n merger.
Grandma Grout is IN this gold
camp aud says she shall stay all
winter aud Witness the boom. She
has been in Colorado mining
camps the last twenty-eight years
and always enjoys mining excite.
msnt. California aud the East are
too tame for her.
George Msrtindale, Of Creole,
is said 10 bs candidate for state
senator on the democratic ticket.
He was formerly assistant super,n.
tentlent on tho Commodore mine
and 10 popular not only with the
boys but with the business men Of
Mineral county.
There 10 not enough ore mined
to keep all Of tho big smeltcrs
going. The first to close down is
the philadelphia At Pueblo. The
tendency 70 away from tho smelters
70 the mills. and M now processes
(oe treating ore are devised. the
less business for tho smeltevs.
Ma +. E. Moody gave . must
Gale at her residence Wednesday
night Prof. Woods, Of Lincoln,
Nehraska. Naval seve,al soln.. nj,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

There are now about % OF 30
children of school age in the camp
and an effort is being made for fall
and winter terms of school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Tho roasi between Jasper aud
Monte Vista is in very good shape
with the exception Of the dust from
the Upton ranch cas-. q few miles.
Nowhere can a better mountain
road be found IN tho state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Mrs. Gins. Cummings, Mrs.
Geo. b. Beatty and Cleo Ford, of
Monte Vista, were visitors in this
camp the first Of the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

August S0th, there will be q
ns-sins Of the farssss. citizens
asd busiusss men q the entire
Sss Luis valley st The school house
q Maoassa. The proposition will
b discussed BY able speakers aud
there will bs the necessary steps
taksn LOT the formation 81 water
district. T. @. Henry. OF Denver.
will attend ths nessing.
A. v. Oliver, manager Of The
0asgss c6hpsav. vent to Beaver
Wedncc Icy % Important bus,dsss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

There 10 not enough ore mined
to keep all Of tho big smeltcrs
going. The first TO close down is
the philadelphia At Pueblo. The
tendency 70 away from tho smelters
70 the mills, and M now processes
Tor treating ore are devised. the
less business for tho sneltevs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Since the president and his at
torncy general got after the meat
trust a change came over the spirit
of their dreams. aud the combine
has ceased TO exist. There is only
one packing company now. There
has been merger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

George Mnrtiudale, Of Creole.
is said 10 be candidate for state
senator on the democratic ticket.
He Was formerly assistant supsr,n.
tentlent on tho Commodore mine
and 10 popular not only with the
boys but with the business men Of
Mineral county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Grandma Grout is IN this gold
camp aud says she shall stay all
winter aud witness the boom. She
has been in Colorado mining
camps the last twenty-eight years
and always enjoys mining excite.
msnt. California and the East are
too tame for her.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-15
Preserved After Burial.

Human bodies buried il limestone
countries are often turned to solid
stone by the limeWater which pene-
trates the graves. In other soils
there are elements which sometimes
SO embalm the buried dead as to pre-
serve form and features unchanged.
Many such cases are on record. Rob
ert Burns body was dsinterred in
1915 to be removed to new tomb.
To the surprise OF all his friends tie
features were found to be as perfect
as at burial. When the body Of John
Hampden, the famous English patriot
and leader, was disinterred by Lord
Nugent 2ao years after burial the
form and features were as unchanged
as if the corpse had been recently
laid in the grave.
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FI&I} 9sIi. RAE4$ H ).
The ~ u L " o. e.
Grap phie's 90 90 C>T0PV


Miss Daisy WAS evidently Il woman.
she was Il woman. stranger, an the
worst kind CT Il onc." bale went on
lugubriousiy. SHE broke me all UP. |
jist rented this, farm an went away.
didn't come back fur ten years. Then
made up i1.y mind that women folks
wasn't Wuth Worryin' about al l TUX
my farm ag'in All began ter work it
The fust time | went by Farmer
Owens Daisy come out-shc had grown
ter be a fine looiiin' young woman Of
twenty y-six-;1 an What do ye suppose
She DID,
Il can't imaGine.'
"A hed me if | wouldn't tie UP a cut
finger She had tie same wicked look
in her eye she had when she drove that
lopsded farm ham by my house ten
years afore. Women is the persistent
est critters ever see. | jist squared
! off an said: 'Ie don't git me that
away ag'in. Ye done it oncet, an
that's enough But. Go ye know, stran-
ger, She was so slick about it that in
five minutes l had my arm about her
an sic WAS a-restin' her head on my
shoulder. She was a-cryin. too-cryin
croeH>rltl2 tears. no doubt.
"WaHl, We was engaged, but it didn't
las long. The question come up as
ter whether we'd be married by jus
tico or Il pars0n. don't like parsons
myself, an wanted justice. Daisy
wanted a palsol, an She was SO blame
set about il that I rcclsoned if She was
as obstinate about a small matter like
that she'd b WaGtin ter run the farm,
so / called the thint, off, an I've been
livin' alone here ever since
NH Dale" I said, YOU have mis-
taken natural feminine traits for gen
eral cussedness.'
That's what they is tell ye, stran-
ger. "Ye don't understand"
''You have declined to give up that
which to q woman is q great deal,
while to yos it is nothing. Miss Owens
was right to insist on being married by
a parson, and you were ungenerous to
refuse her. Now, let me give you a bit
Of advice. Miss Owens is still single?
Yes. Well, go to her and tell her that
when you first met her you We're
blundering idiot and that later you
were an obstinate brute. Say that if
she will overlook your past errors you
will spend your life in doing penance."
''Why, stranger, if l was ter do that
I'd never have my own way about
anything afterward."
ut is the only way to have your
own way about everything with wo-
man. Toss it all into her hands, and
she'll toss it right back to you. More
than that she'll expect you to lead
and if you don't lead she'll not respect
YOU"
"Yc don't mean it! Say, stranger
what SER Of makeup do ye call that
anEway:'
TAe next Summer rode past Farmer
Dale's place. It was the tiimmest
looking farm in the county. After sup
per the farmer told me how mich bet
ter contvnted he was while Mrs. Dale
was washing; the dishes
EDGAR PENNINGTON.
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