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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1896.
Mineral Survey No. .16050.
Denver. COLORADO,
December 5, 1902.

u. s. Land ONCE,
Denver. Colorado,
December 5. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that Thad H.
Woodward. by E. NJ Sabin. his attorney
intact. whose postoffice is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application for pat
ent for $500 linear feet on the Milly b. and
Baxter lodes. bearing gold and silver.
with surface ground l5O feet in width, sit
Clear Creek county. state of Colorado.
and described in the plat and field notes
on file in this office as follows. viz:
800 IT. S. So TO- e. and 1140 #. N. co. w.
from discovery.
Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the S.
9Th or NJ. nee bears ca s. Il M e ie " T. q s42s97 shs
No. 2: thence N. 60' w. 1886 Is IT. to Cor.
1: thence s. So Z. " 1iSs'S5 1885 It, It. to Cor Cor No. No
5; thence S. So 10 e. 315.7S TT. to Cor. No.
6; thence south 174.7 IT. to Cor. No. 1. the
BAXTER LODE.
$50 #; s. ~ E. and 1l50 #. N. ~ w.
Beginning az Cor. No. / whence the S.
sth cPr e M sef bears ar g so e. W soss e the II
thence N ~ W. 1900 1T. to Cor. No. 2;
thence n. l3' E. $50 #. to Cor. No 3;
thence S. 13o W. $50 it. to Cor. No. /, the
place of beginning.
Containing S306 acres. expressly ex-
nos s7 and the sRdr GSnee Me
lode, unsurveyed, and forming a portion
of the N. w. Il of Sec 35. Twp. s.,
range "A W of the 9Th principal meridian.
Said location being recorded in Vol. 159
pages "a and 49, of the records of Clear
Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants, owners of the
G. 3. FORD. Register.
First publication December 13 1902.
Last publication February IA, 1903
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Doctors Make Mistakes.

Repeated mistakes of diagnosis
were made by doctors during the
recent outbreak of bubonic plague.
the disease being often described as
influenza, enteric fever and malaria,
states a local government board re-
port, according to the London Daily
Mail.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
New Idea in Russia.

1t is reported that the Russian min.
lister of the interior is considering a
project for nationalizing the medical
profession, so that all doctors and
chemists would be state officials. A
commission has been appointed to
collect information on the subject.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
JUDGES BUSY Dav.

Judge Shay, presiding in the crini-
nal court at Pottsville, Pa, is one day
last week tried forty-seven persons
and sent every one of them to jail.
that being the biggest days work
ever done by one judge in Pennsyl
vania.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
A Kansas Editor RumInates.

It is said that when a hungry In
dian goes hunting he kills the first
thing he sees. If it is only a crow.
If he kills a duck he drops the crow
and IL he gets deer he throws away
the duck. Some girls are regular In
dams, aren't ey?-Lane New Leaf.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Modelled on Y. M. C. A.

The success of the Young Mems
Christian association in Japan has
called into existence a young mems
Buddhist association. modelled on the
same lines and aiming to inspire not
only religious but patriotic sentiment
in the minds of it's members.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
House a Gigantic scrapbook.

From garnet to basement in the large
house of Leeds (England) mineral
water manufacturer is gigantic
scrap3ook, every notable theatrical
poster of the last twenty years being
pasted on the walls.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
RemarkabIe Coincidence.

Queen Victoria was baptized. mar
ried and crowned by Archbishop How
ley. 1t is remarkable that George III.
was also baptized, married and
crowned by one man-Archbishop
Seeker.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
The Gulf Stream.

The gulf stream is 200 fathoms
deep off Cape Florida. Near Cape
Hatteras the depth is only half as
great, the stream appearing to have
run uphill, with an ascent of 10 inch.
es to the mile.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Will Give Official interview.

In order to get rid of the swarms
of reporters and kodak fiends who
daily beset him Pierpont Morgan has
decided to receive one newspaper man
every afternoon and give him any
news that is to be given out, under
pledge that the recipient shall share
his information with the others.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Her Position.

A young lady applicant for school
out west says a st. Louis humorist.
was asked the question: What is
your position upon whipping chill
dren?" and her reply was: my usual
position is on chair, with the child
held firmly across my knees. face
downward" She got the school.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Cost Falls on Venice.

AS the Italian government declines
to contribute, the whole cost of recon
structing the fallen campanile of St.
Marks will be borne by the Venice
municipality.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Sheep Sell Cheap.

A Sydney firm of meat preservers
have purchased 10000 sheep from
from twelve to twenty-five cents each,
the owners being unable to maintain
them owing to the absence of fodder.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20

Loss Through Industrial Ventures.
Through participation in industrial
enterprises the Berlin Deutsche Gen
ossenschaftsbank lost sS67.500 during
the last half year.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
The nMitcheIIu carnation.

An Indianapolis florist has named
carnation after John Mitchell, leader
of the miners. The flower is pure
white and is said to have other dis
tinctive qualities.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Honduras Has No Market.

Honduras, since 1900, has had no
market for her cattle. In the past she
has depended on Guatemala, but finan-
cial conditions in that republic have
closed the market.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Rules of Business.

What is your rule of business
your maxim?" we ask of the Wall
street baron. "very simple" he an.
swered. 81 pay for something that
can't get, with money that l haven't
got. and then sell what | never had
for more than it ever cost"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Buy Tennessee Timber Lands.

Mayor David S. Rose of Milwaukee
is one of party of northwestern capi-
talists who have just bought 10000
acres of timber land in Tennessee, es-
timated to contain 1,000,000,000 feet
of good pine lumber.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-12-20
Makes voIumlnous Report.

Five large volumes of 900 pages
each will comprise the official report
of the 1900 Paris Exhibition which
is shortly to be published.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
SALT LAKE CITY A
MANUFACTURING CENTER
]. p. PAULSON.

No better evidence of the growing Inn
portance Of Salt Lake as manufac-
turing center and supply point for all
the inter-mountain states could be
offered than the presence here of a
branch OF the celebrated j. r. Pauson
fixture house Of Denver. Few people
who have not had occasion TO visit the
extensive factory Of the firm located
at 40 West Second South street, have
an adequate idea Of the business CON
Quoted in this city by the firm. For
merly all interior finish, show cases,
counters. Office and bank fixtures used
in this city were either made In the
east or We're Of inferior quality. Ii
Is, therefore, a matter for graduation
that we have in our midst so enter
prislng a firm as that OF the j. u.
Paulson company.
The firm has been awarded the con-
tract for supplying the handsome quar-
ter sawed oak fixtures that adorn our
business office in the Deseret News
building, which viii consist OF a forty
elght foot counter with a gracefully
rounded end, one public writing desk
Of the same handsome design and ma
terlal, and all the wainscoting together
with the marble base and such other
fixtures as may be found necessary.
They are also putting In the extensive
fixtures on the three floors
occupied by the oregon Short
Line. Among the many numerous
contracts filled by Mr. Paulson since
having been established here we men
ton the following. as the most recent:
The fixtures Of the bank az Nephi, the
Stlckney Cigar company, and practical
ly all the show cases IN the Walker
Bros. Dry Goods store The interior
of the Royal bakery, which IL to be
the handsomest cafe west Of Chicago,
is also being provided by this firm.
They supply all the western country.
A feature that will appeal strongly TO
people accustomed to the climate Of the
west Is that Mr. Paulson has been do
ing business In this country 80 long
that he fully understands the absolute
necessity OF his wood being thoroughly
seasoned
Mr.. Pauson has his head Office and
factory IN Denver Colorado. With a
branch at FL Paso. Texas, and the ono
opened In this city three years ogo un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
HIGHAM BROS,
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS

In no other one line Of advancement
has scientific research made more rapid
Progress than In modern sanitation.
In order to keep abreast OF the times
the plumber Of today has had to meet
problems that never confronted the
plumber Of decade ago. Let It be
said to their credit that they have ac-
cepted the situation as It presents It,
self and have mastered the complicated
situation, Salt Lake city is going
Trough period of rapid development
and in no line is ii more noticeable
than in that handled by the above firm.
The Deseret News building is struc-
ture that would prove an ornament 10
an even more metropolitan city than
our own. In every essential particular II
Is without a superior aud In refer
ence to sanitation both as to ventla-
ton and plumbing, nothing has been
omitted to make il as perfect as pos
sible, II Is, therefore, most appropriate
to give brief description Of the plumb
ing as we'll as the firm that had charge
of Its installation. The firm consists
or three brothers, j. ), High0m, who
learned his trade In this city under the
supervision Of a New York man, w. s.
Hlgham also master plumber with an
extensive experience in the east. ana A.
$, Hlgham, the youngest member of the
firm who Is equally proficient in the
trade. These gentlemen established
their business In this city nearly thir-
teen years ago, at 81 West First South
street and since that time have succeed
ed In building up most gratifying bus
mess both gaining new friends and re-
tanning the old, They are thoroughly
familiar with every detail OF the bus
mess and being practical men devote
their personal supervision to the work
on hand. The contract for the annex
has been awarded this firm.
All the work on the News building is
Of the latest approved type and is
known as the Durham system, the sinks
closets, nickle plated traps and cocks
were all made to order for this Job by
that well known Chicago house. Wolfe
& Co. II is the only system of its kind
west Of Kansas City, and the best yet
devised, fun and complete descriptions
Of It appear elsewhere in these columns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
F. N. ULMER g. SON.

The past year has marked an era Of
great activity IN building In Salt Lake
city and prominent among the modern
buildings that have been added TO the
already long list of modern business
blocks, the home Of the Deseret News
and the "Annex" stand at the head OF
the list The many handsome resi-
dences, oommodous office blocks and
commanding public buildings that have
been designed and erected are the high
est testimonial that the exceptional at
talnmcnts Of our architects could have,
and their forecast eloquently proclalms
well-merlted prosperity for the city and
staunch maintenance Of Salt Lake
Clty's claim to modern architecture
throughout It's growth and continued
development
The firm of f. NJ Ulmer & Son is
composed Of Messrs r. NJ Ulmer and
his son, f. D. Timer, G. r. They are
both educated TO the profession and
have been residents OF this city since
1890 Mr. Ulmer senior was educated
at the Lowell Institute Boston, Mass,
where he served as apprentice for sew
en- years with one OF the most suc-
cessful architects Of that famous old
city, after which he gave his attention
TO practical construction In the line Of
his chosen profession, and acquired a
good reputation as a mechanical engl-
neer. When the great building boom
was at rs helgth In the state Of Kan
sas. Mr., Ulmer was attracted Ia that
.tu 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
THE TELEPHONE SERVICE


What does the word business"
mean? Webster defines It as, "trafilc
in general; transaction profession,
trade; duty" The definition can hard
~ be criticised.
Now, In order that a man may do
business 1t is necessary for him to
have headquarters or a place wherein
to transact It, The wise man win ma
turally pick out an office centrally 10.
Gated and where his business VIII be
facilitated by modern building i'm.
provements such as quick and safe
elevator service. steam heat, efficient
plumbing, proper ventilation and last
but not least, protection against fire.
All OF these essentials and many more,
conveniences, are TO be found In CON
nection with the Deseret News build
ing.
IA fool esohews suggestions and
advice, but a wise man prohteth there
BY
Looking into the matter OF business
still further; After man has fixed up
on a location for his office his next step
Is to equip It with everything which
Will help him TO do traffic In general. 4"
assist him in trading or build up his
profession" Desks, typewriters
files, etc, will OF course be included in
the outfit, but the first piece OF equip
ment he thinks Of Is telephone-the
little instrument that runs the business
world. He says to himself. III | wish
business ] must have the quickest and
best means OF reaching the public. and
must be so fixed that the public can
reach me without waste Of time or
money"
His reasoning is as good as Web
ster's definition OF business and so he
orders telephone
If, as he says, a telephone Is
indispensable 10 his business
then the service from same cannot be
too efficient. The most efficient SER
vice Is obtained where lines are cabled
underground and aerial TO the sub
scribers' station. The Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company is follow
ing this plan as fast as possible
through the business district Of Salt
Lake. Al present II has five miles OF
cables laid underground, each cable
containing from 100 to 200 pairs OF
wires. II the wire IN these cables was
stretched out and connected In one
strand It would reach i69 miles.
The Deseret News building . the
first building IN this city 20 be con-
nected direct with the company's I'M
foreground system, The structure Is
equipped with l0O-pair cable which
will provide for 100 individual line tele-
phones or 4O0 party line telephones.
The cable I'm question runs UNDER
ground from the telephone building on
State street to the basement OF the
Deseret News building. and from the
basement 20 the attic OF this latter
building a lead covered inside cable
has been put IN place, connected with
the underground cable. At each floor
the cable Is opened and n sufficient
number OF pairs Of wires connected on
permanent terminals 10 accommodate
all ofilceseekers desiring telephone SER
Vice
on giving six hours notice 10 the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany. a business man may have tele-
phone installed In any room IN the
Deseret News building from the attic
10 the basement. and the hest OF SER
vice will be guaranteed. Rates rang
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

....-.t
A few decades ago, steer Struclura'
work had but a very small place In the
,.ao.,,,, 90 ,,od.r,, huudlnoe Tho ad.
''eV''',' ~ ''''''' '''''', 49,,
vent OF the " story SKY sorapers' VI wv
great metropolitan cities, made i neces-
sary TO find some other materials than
a.. h.,..,. ,,,o,,r,,. ,ho+ e,r,,,o,l,, was
WV ''S0'' "'"'O'" '''''
USED so exclusively III an lhe iargtr
buildings, ana, as usual American IN
VentlVe genius was equal 10 lhe occa,
sion win me result that louay an
modern buildings nave thelr framework
composed ehtlrely OF steer.
the DeSelel news DullulhB IL no eN,
eeptlon To the RUE, ana Il Is creuIt
10 lhe WofN Oh me slruclurAl ehBlllevrS
OF lhe american brlube NoulpaHyi WHY
secured lhe contract through thelr local
agent MI. H. a. lllch' VINO looks alltr
the interests OF nus company through
out ulah' Montana ana ldaho. me
company gives employment IN I'M" CITY
TO between 81 ana az experienced men
ana the work OF erecting all steel WORK
IS executed uhuer the personal super
vision OF the engineers Oh tne company.
Ihe American bridge company Oh
New YORK Is part oil the united stateS
steel corporation recently organized py
j. flelpuul Morgan anu assoola'eS'
Ihey nave exceptional laeihtles
throushout the United states ana ior,
al n g. Ia D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29

rompany, who have had the contract
I'm furnishing the brick used in the
construction Of what Is conceded to be
as fine building as can be found In the
vest our new Deseret News block.
The plants Of the company are located
near smkins station on the Salt Lake
and Ogden. Oregon Short Line aud RIO
Grande Western railways, which In IT.
saf gives them exceptional facilities for
filing orders, and handling materials
used IN the manufacture Of their pro-
duct. The plant was established In 1900,
There IS 100 acres OF land in the imme-
date vicinity Of the plants giving them
On almost unlimited amount OF mater
4 ial for future operations, The plant Is a
model one and issupplied with all neces-
sary machinery for turning out a per-
fecfly finished article. THE Boyd press,
|Wire.cut machine, clay grinders. mixers
aud all other machinery Ia run by steam
power Upwards of 70 hands find steady
employment at the yards, in manutac-
turing and shipping both common and
ornamental brick. Most Of the brick
used in our new building Is common
brick above the basement. This firm
also has the contract for supplying the
zane material being used In the annex.
In the.r ability 10 meet all requirements
this company has few competitors
Themembers Of the firm are Ephraim
Hatch and Farley Il. Hatch, the former
taking charge Of the works, while the
latter Is active manager in this city.
Both gentlemen are too well known to
require Introduction at the hands Of the
writer The extent Of the business
stands as a monument to their business
Integrity, and fair dealing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
UTAH FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE COMPANY.
CROFT BROS.

"a completing our lists Of those men
NV nl'ls who have either contributed
- SKILLED labor or materials to the sue
s o OF the new home OF this paper. we
. '1S none who are more worthy of spe-
s' mention than the gentlemen who
,.sn %''e the above firm. Since its es-
s''"nlent over 10 years ago this
.ompany has ever maintained IFS sue
'u' policy in competing for busl-
i0s H., ~ THIS territory. Founded in
prle,o,. tue rather Of the present pro-
tbav 10, Robert Croft, for Is years
Of eoas'e engaged In their present line
bio ,,. Az tNe old plant on South Tenn
pora,,S1 US The company was Incor-
a,s, ~ 'hree years ago and two years
No ~, we increasing business rendered
larger Pany made II necessary to seek
erected quarters They accordingly
,he co'. modern brick structure on
slrte,s OF Main and Ninth South
buBaIa Here they have commodions
dhrsnssss lorty by one hundred feat in
,ml t,,' IONS. their machine shop is fnliv
tprrog,,l with the latest models OF
sts6 h ,u IRON working machinery oper-
yaHms electric power. Among the
may NJ pieces Of machinery Installed
bbsrs seen two lathes a bolt ontter
tcron' my y, TWO drill presses. wood lathes
ami. Jaws and all other necessary
opsrs1s mat are so essential "a tho
Sion OF an up-to-date machine
con .1,l Y to 10 experienced men ere
depss1,uu,ly employed in the dlfierert
oeptlobepg' an, ana the company Is ex-
whether wen able to handle orders
Specially ~ 81 y, or small They make a
tural ran - az, an Kinds OF castings, sturc-
ny. The. WITH, and mining machln-
are al present turning out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29

order received IL either too large or too
small Co meet that prompt ana oourle-
Gus attention that has won for the conf
pany the reputation they enjoy today
of being one of the most rclable houses
I'm tho west. The company own thelr
own quarry near the Warm springs
and here they have had their lime kllns
for the past twenty years, A depart
ment OF the business Of no mean pro-
portions is that devoted to payemenls
and cement walks many big contracts
have been handled from that ONCE,
and the greater portion of the citys
streets that have cement walks were
laid by the Elias Morris 4 sons com"
pany, associated with Houlohan u
Grhlths
So well known Is this time honored
and yet strictly up.to-date house That
Il would appear superiluous to give
description Of II since IT was founded
over thirty years ago, yet many OF our
readers have but Il vague Idea OF the
history attaching itself TO them, Away
back In the early sixties Elias Morris
and Samuel Evans established them-
selves I'm business here. both being eX-
perIenced mechanics For over thirty
years the firm was known az Morris q
Evans and under the careful manage
ment OF the partners, the present buh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
!ALT LAKE ClTYS
OLDEST PAINTER,
JOSHUA MIDGLEY.

Coming to this city from ST. Louis,
August g. 1852, Mr.. Midgley became
engaged In painting upon the public
WORKS and later opened a paint store
ana actively engaged IN bushes. Since
lha' time he has been constantly be-
loIe The people Of this city, and has
Undertaken some Of the most import
any contracts ever let. We
mlght mention the fact that Mr..
Aldgley had entire charge Of the paint
n rns and decorating Of the salt Lake
ne mas personally superlntended the
eoIK on the Deseret News building and
a. usual has acquitted himself with
success The work accomplished by
%I Aldgley's men on the News build
ss Is o credit to the veteran painter.
lle base board is Of cement IN every
,eOn ana painted to initiate the work
vi ,he hreproof doors, the inside wood
0 w9,s on The windows Is finished in oak,
s ~aag me steam radiators are made TO
"'''cn the pipes and painted in silver.