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Evening journal., 1903-04-10

The sentiments which were express
ed by the delegation which visited Do
yer yesterday are as sound as the
foundations of the eternal hills. and
they are going to prevail-don't forget
that. A great idea was expressed, ane
the world is ruled by ideas. Thai
sentiment win grow. 1t can't be check
cd by a Governor nor by the sneers o
a Secretary OF State. The tide will ris'
until Il will sweep away the opposition
like so many straws. The Voters AS
sistant act will be repealed.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10
Hluster.

De blizzard come a-scheamin
An a-rushin' cross de Ian
An we looked for ruination
Loomin' up on every ham.
But dt never touch de viii flowers
A sleepin' in de wood;
In May dey'l come up smilin'
An a-feelin' purity good.
Oars folks jes' like de blizzard,
Dey roars a day or two,
An makes us mighty nervous
An spoils our comfort, too.
But we knows II doesn't matter.
Cause when deys had deir say
Dis world villa keep a.movin'
In de good or-fashioned way
Washington Star
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

The Morning News has discovered
(again) that the new passenger station
Of the Pennsylvania railroad will be
erected on the site OF the old. We
shall be glad whon THAT station is COM
pleted.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

William S. Hllles in his speech at
Dover yesterday struck the Republi-
can keynote when ha said that the
Voters Assistant law is not needed
Without it John Hunn had been elect
ed Governor and the whole Repulbli-
can ticket had been successful.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

experts in the Interpretation of that
purpose than in fhe use of their mother
tongue May 1t not be that in theology,
as in grammar, they are sound in gen
eral, but slightly in error in minor par
ticulars?
Evening journal., 1903-04-10
EDITORIAL OPINION
Horace creeley's Last Words.
ON the New York Press.

p4Om lne New loIh IIeSS.
Horace Greeley was one of the most
profane men that ever lived Cursing
was second nature to him. He even
called himself nalmss that would cause
duel in the South if applied to a
friend or enemy. When he realized that
he was dying he said aloud: "Well, the
devils got you at last, you damned old
-.' "A week after the funeral his
daughter Miss Gabrielle Greeley, wrote
to Whiteaw Reid, the young editor in
the Tall Tower CTribune), 10 know
what were the hast words OF her father.
Reid wrote back :"Your dear fathers
last words were, 1 know that my Re
deemer livethl"
Evening journal., 1903-04-10
Old sehooI Raptist Nicotine.

The Old School Baptist Yearly Meet
ing will be held in the meeting house
on King above Tenth street tomorrow
The session will open at 2 o'clock and
continue all day and evening. Elder
]. G. Eubanks and several visiting
are expected to preach during the
meeting.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10
Y. W. C. A. DIRECTORS
Women's Association May Purchase
Property at No. sos King Street.

At the annual meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association last night,
the following directors were reelected for
three years: Mrs. j. Frank BAIL, Mrs. V.
r. Veasey. Mrs. Henry S. Dure Mrs.
Mary =. Sparks, Mrs. Thomas Benson,
Mrs William Lee. Mrs. W. n. Downing,
Mrs William Frederick and Mrs. J. f.
Higgins. The board will meet next Mon
day 20 organize. Annual reports submit
ted showed the association TO be in a
very prosperous condition.
The association contemIlatcs purchas-
ing its present quarters az No. 90S King
street.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

Miss Pretty, a fair typewriter OF Phil
adelphia, has won a typewriting con-
test What am appropriate name for
typewriter.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

FANCY CREPE PAPER.
All designs assorted. Held g. Co., 40
Shipley street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10

La France Shoes and Oxfords at
Crosby & Hills.
Evening journal., 1903-04-10
- ,.l....lA Ii - M salnts III

The church Of God and Saints OF
chrtst. at 10. 1923 Walnut street, will
keep the Passover on Monday evening
next.
.The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church viii give a supper
in the basement OF the church on the
evening Of April 16.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10
\ Coed sbspias tes lisiIs ly,st.is.

w. S. Leebrick, general manager Of
the Little Matte company. reports that
he is employing Is meu At days pay on
the different veins in the Matte group.
Besides this force. there are 75 ieasers at
work. Preparations are making to sink
the Newton shaft 400 feet deeper. which
will make the total depth $40 feet. BY
drifts run from that point, known ore
shoots will be intersected and Slopes
started. The Newton mine has been .
fine producer Of hiRh-grade ore, heavy
percentage being in 6 Id. The proposed
Developments should result very profit
ably to the company. The General
Thomas, another member of the group
and containing large bodies of free mill.
ing ore, can also be operated through this
shaft. thus adding materially to the ore
production.
In the Matte vein, the 5th and 9Th
levels are looking finely, the former dis
closing a particularly strong streak Of
ore which recent shipment to the local
sampler proves to be worth over SIoo per
ton.
The work that has been done upon this
property under the present ownership is
already fruitful. and when the sinking
at the Newton is done the era of large and
permanent returns upon the investmeu,
should be inaugursted.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

toe construction of which will begin jus,
as soon as the necessary prelimiuaries are
arranged. In addition to the stamps
there will be Ia Wiley tables, two to
each battery. 1t is stated that all the
sections will be separate, thus permitting
the milling of different lots of ore at the
same time. The mill will be thrown
open to custom work, for the present at
least, and it is not improbable that at
some future time a complete concentra.
tor will De added, at the eas, side of the
building.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

4
one portion it is Eve to six feet in width.
This fact, taken in connection with what
the company has to start upon in the Old
Stag, hooks good to US. The season of
ore shirments should begin right away
and hevery fruitful.
The Mckenzie Bros. are steadily driv-
ing the Beresford tunnel under contract
from the company, The design is to
open not only the large group of lodes
recently located and claimed by the CON-
pauy, but to explore at depth a large ter
ritory beyond, where some fine veins
course. The site of the tunnel is admir-.
able. being convenient to Freeland. We
understand that the companys properties
prospect we'll at the surface.
VIM. Morgan states that he has been
very successful in finding high-erade ore
in his recent work upon the Brazil group
and it is not unlikely that whim house
will be erected in the near future and the
new shaft sent down another lift at the
least. This group is of great promise,
and there is no question AS to the out
come If the plans are carried out.
The Forty States people, who made
strike of So per cent. lead ore two or three
weeks ago. are naturally highly elated
and have extensive work in view. So
far development has been carried on by
a tunnel which starts on the east side of
Ohio gulch and is pointed toward Free
land.
Work was started this week upon the
Great Divide group of claims, owned by
r. c. Nidler and which, we understand,
he is preparing TO patent. Some very
fine lead-gold ore has been obtained from
this property.
The Amethyst vein. owned by William
Stephens, has been leased and bonded to
Idaho Springs parties. A recent test OF
one and one hall tons of the mill dirt at
the local sampler ran at the rate of {is a
ton. This is said to be free. milling ore
and should return nice profit under
stamps.
The Freeland Extension is working a
small force of men.
John and William o. Jones are making
fine headway drifting upon the Castle
Rock and are draining some good ore.
Some distance back the Jones vein was
encountered at an angle and apparently
was carried along with the other vein;
but at the time Of our visit it was clear
that in 10 or IS feet farther the boys
would be beyond the junction aud know
what the different striryers would form
They have about made up their minds to
prosecute work there continuously, and
had the framework Of the black smith
shop and ore house ready for the board.,
and which went up this week. So by
this time everything should be enclosed
and protected from the high winds and
drifting snow to be expected in that To-
cslity. To all Appearances, the Jon. $
group of claims will be found very pro.
ductive and adj materially to the outpu,
OF Freeland camp.
The Teller, another Of Freeisnd's com.
payatively new mines, is banked upon BY
tl1e Preeiand citizens - sure winner
and one Of the future steady producers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

On Thursday of this week, A. E. Straub
hauled the large boiler. formerly used at
the Mammoth mine IN Gi'pin county. up
to the Coronati IN tunnel, near Freeland.
The compressor is already installed. and
soon everything will be in readiness for
,upneling for the veins in the Coronation
group.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Philip Poirson of Silver Plume has To-
Gated and is drifting upon a porphyrv
dixie, about II miles above that place,
ahd it is claimed that the whole formation
runs in gold and is cyaniding PROPOSE
ton. A mill is in contemplation.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10
MIN ING

The Reduction company concentrator.
which was forced to temporarily close
down by the scarcity OF coal, is again
in operation and is constantly in receipt
of all the ore it can handle.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

New ore bins are to be constru .ted a,
the Comstock mine. Colonel Thexton
has the plans completed and will inaugu-
rate the work at once. These evidences
point strongly to heavy and continuous
shipments.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

According the Standard. the Terrible
mill started n9 last week and will now
be kept busy treating concentrating ma
terial from the Dunderburg. Terrible and
other properties of the Elkins company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Reports from the Old Towu mine, in
the Russell district. are to the effect that
the mine is not only holding its own in
the different levels and slopes. but that
the shaft. new nearly 1900 feet deep, is
going down through body of pay that
runs $40 per ton shipped in one class.
There is said to be seven to eight feet Of
the stuff When this shaft is sunk to the
level of the Newhouse tunnel, which will
be attained when the present contract is
completed. We understand that connection
with that thoroughfare will be made and
the ore brought, out this way. This. OF
course, will effect great saving in oper-
aiing expenses, besides increasing the
tonnage materially. There is every rea.
son to expect that the Old Town will be
as stable as the California, which main.
tains the value of its ore to the bottom OF
the main shaft, 23oo feet deep.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

n. J. Pike. who has charge of the wau-
tauga operations for the local pool. states
that the mine has plenty of ore and that
regular shipments are being made of dirt
of fair grade. The Wautauga has been
a good payer in the past and we trust the
present operators will realize as hand
somely as did the former.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10
puskias Tx Tsaasl Rseilly.

The Chicago Mountain n. and T. Co,
operating About one and one-hslf miles
up Chicago creek. is pushing its tunnel
ahead rapidly, and in the next 100 feet
expects to cut the Fearnaught. one Of the
important veins in the company's group.
This vein has been worked at higher
level by tunnels and asshsft and some
excelient ore has been obtained. The
company anticipates finding good body
# ore near the crossing Of this vein and
the Black Swan.
The Black Swan. upon which the tuu.
mel is being run, is also an important
vein. There is good streak of ore on
the foot wall, which is improving in size
and quality as the work progresses, and
as good depth is being secured - the tun-
mel advances into the mountain. a good
body of ore is sure to be encountered
sooner or later.
The company has had q good deal of
work to do TO raise the road across its
property to the level Of the tunnel and
provide dumping grounds for the future.
This work. when completed. will be an
excellent thing for the highway and af-
ford the company sufficient grounds for
dumping in the yesrs to come. As the
expectation 10 to continue the tunnel to
cut the Hayes. Jupiter. Adelaide and
Gar6eld, sufficient ground hsd to be pro-
yided for the waste rock. The work
already done shows for itself and that
the company means business.
The Hayes, which will be cut in an
ot.ssr sso feet beyosd tie Fearsssght. u
another iupsstan4 vein. asd sAss& are
few psspsss1o in -t,se so~staiss which
car he vesteA % cAsap'y. with such ~.
ceilest results, ss The prnpertiss q IN
company.
Mr.. Dakes. wbo 3seaasd the Fsasnsaghk
and tie Adelaide seiaA ~ WAs ~
rssidsd On he 0Uuanu1s fse nssely ~
yelss, ~ sever fsitessd i. -Ah ssish b
tAe 46lftussssne - hssssasty. -
10 10 Be congratulated upon the fact that
he has secured the CO ooperation Of Chi
cago capitalists in this enterprise. and tie
goal be hes - long sought will NJ deubt
soes Be reached and . dividepd-peyiag
property BE- added TO the ieaE list Of
Clear Greek mines. 4 mes.sss ia
Ths chisf ctsSe ~ :
f. 49, IL - eS~ e>-~~s er.sea ~ 81.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10
6esA ShsUiaS h nsbssslIs.

The Miners Gold Developing company
Is doing excellent work In driving the
Nebraska tunnel. which is one OF the feat.
ures Of that section of Clear Creek county.
~ il will cut the formatios At depth Of
not less than 1900 feet in driving the tun-
mel 1900 feet. The work now being done
by the company is proving what has al
wsys been considered as an exceptionally
good area Of mineralization. Several
claims will be cut BY the tunnel in its
course. some Of them within = very short
time. and cne vein has already shown an
assay value of tIIo per ton. This 10 q
good record for 20 abort time. and with
out doubt will be repeated frequently
during the next few months. The com.
pany has . 6ue Kroup Of claims, and
several of the better sev veins Of that
section. which has been producing for
years, cross the compasy's territory.
Dsvsle1laS c1leses oylell1olo.
Saiioeoa NJ Misisg and fahnef-
IL, ,coaf o4pshiak - 1;eH chAse
tusnerlbNK - grodp u
ssuuit d chlc13osMss11 ii -
,sAsee to be tssvessed i soe II 600 4sGb
- Asd ,ibR6st Aissasce The forDseSoo
Dok2uUskB6D-yeGsfsen she sss1bcs.
'lnIouuu nnu1nGl lDsGpo1tnie
yBk'Sysu1g1lNsg1A17@16snuW -
viii follow this up By other contracts -
rapidly - tie WORK % completed.
The ore fossd in ths wisse 80 feet be-
Low the tunnel ievel ran - high - -
per ton. but there has bess NO attempt
nade = yet 70 1sveiep this psrties 81 the
groap. z ~
The Three rsie1as, elsaeil 49, he.
drive. TO : depn H. NJ - Y !. >
to he ton, ssd - hct hss - iet fos
snoehes 100 feeG fhs. shsM bas bees
suuk - fesa esd i1la4fee1iI1isg ere that
vill ran I'll pr ssak TIE company u
doiu9 rSed wesk. as& h .ali pss6abiAty
resuits vii follow at - detast day.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Ths Oisf fAabaeel4varC C1se III !.
Il TIE ride on the fsooas tFsiss " the
Unioa Pacific. Quiekese time esd ~
elegance and co@pletnses Of squlpmeat
that assure the greatest degree ol p1eae-
ure ead eanSogt. See yous local sgsat
or addreo B. r. Grim. Cenesai Agent,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

the Incorporates of the ri Reno M. &
n. co1psny. contemplsses spending the
coming winter months In Kansas In the
intereie .ofkis -eeapasy. The property
tobe operated Is tbe Hessy - s
Sbost distance above the Little Aattie
and which has produced high-grsde ofs.
Aside froo seo-ft. sdit upon the vein
asd which has not sstaised much dsp4hs
che si1f1n1Ao 4elH 1sqe-~usk -
vpca 1kDln11s1uQB 0obea
. lhsst - ka1pso AessH.eaGs'
~hIdkajuGg1unna. a.ssaAe Poldt ~
upsa. As sevSsa 6FtDgEsaBpssas
to Be sees are acquainted with The merits
Of the psspesition asd have siresdy signi-
fed Aqiiss to set in % the Rrousd
Aoes. il is ~ peosable thst the Hessy
N. .virlsssa1pe In active operation.
In adAseisa to the tig coscentratos to
be esjetqd By Manager Aessaaw for TIE
NswAouse tusnel oatpst. be has for some
tine ~ h cosseapastioa the uttltstng
u the "a State Ore sampler baildtng,
the properly Of the Cen Consolidated
canpaay. This vssk csl. J. y. Teextoa
dsalAsd DE p,ass fss sew - stamp sm'
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Superintendent Davis of the Kake
mine. Boulder county. has become inter
essed with Messas S,raub & Huillet in the
lease of the 10. Reynolds dump. The
intention Is to move Mr.. Davis's concen-
erstor from Boulder county and place il
1t the foot of the dump. There is plenty
of water in Silver creek for the needs Of
the mill. and there 10 said to be vast
amount Of values in the dump. the sccu-
muiation Of years Of operation when
soothing but strictly smelling ore wis
saved. The syndicate has large returns
in prospect.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

The Big Five people have in contem-
plstiou the erection Of concentration
mill at this place. to treat their own ores
from the Edgar vein, and later from the
other company properties. The Central
tunnel is rapidly approaching the Edgar
and it is expected it will be crossed by
the middle Of November. rhe Edgar 10
shipping carload lots Of smelling ore from
the surface workings. but there 10 no
movement Of milling ore at present In
ali probability the new mill would have
all il could handle of ore from the Edgar
and contiguous properties ofthe company
It Is now definitely decided to sink .
new two-eompartment shaft upon the
Centennial vein, at (seorgetown. A raise
will 6rst be m ade to surface from the 9Th
level, and then the shaft will be carried
400 feet deeper. The site 10 adjacent to
the compspy's mill. the idea being to Sc
cure the greatest economy in the future
handling Of the mill dirt. The new pur-
chasers Of that excelleut property are
proceeding on right lines end II their
nplsns are fully carried out. the ,Cenfen.
niai should be made one Of, the big divi-
dend payers of the cosnay. David Ken
nedy has been retained - superintendent
oftte property. g.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Howard Boyd was down from the Silver
Ring Wednesday and reported that the
level being driven east from the new shaft
had attained a length of 100 feet. As the
hanging wall had changed to porphyry,
the He'll ore shoot is expected to show up
with every shot. The interested parties
will soon decide the value of the SHOOT.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

T. R. Henahen reports that he Is erect
ing buildings upon the group of mines al
Camp Bowerman in which he is inter
es,ed, md that the proposed deep shaft
through which the group will be pros
pected will be started very shortly and
sinking prosecuted continuously until
the required depth is attained. Bower
man, he says, has all the indications that
point to great camp. She not only has
indications, but large bodies of rich gold
ore. The people there are naturally san
guine of the permsnency of the camp and
some hne buildings are being erected on
the town site. There will be considerable
mining carried on in that section during
the coming winter. Mr.. Henshen, who
was one Of the early investors there. has
thoroughly acqusin,ed himself with the
districts possibilities. He secured two
groups. II claims in all, lying adjacent
to the town, and the extension of the
Independence. the big mine of the camp.
His intention is to sink the shaft spoken
Of and then crosscut through the entire
property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-10-10

Superintendent Johnson reports tina,
the crosscut thai is to interscct the Specie
Payment at depth Of 1900 feet has been
started and by this time is nearly 90 feet
under cover, Active Preparations are
under way for the big compressor and
power plant to operate the drill. and 1t
will not be long before the bore will be
making record headway. Mr.. johnson
is man Of vide mining. experience and
purposes completing this tunnel - fasl
- money and skilled work men can do il.
~ its completion means much in the fu-
ture snd economical operation Of the
mine, The tunnels couTse 10 through
the Bald Eagle and another property far
tbrr on, both Of which have workings
whose connectiou with the tunnel will
aid materially in the ventilation In the
FIRST 1000 feet. bat beyond that point
perfect ventilation. of course, will not be
secured until ultimate connection is msde
Nth the Specie workings. The superiu-
tendent reports that the mine keeps up
its heavy production Of smelling and
concentrating ore, the grade being away
above the average Of the Idaho Springs
district.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22
WILL NOT APPOINT
WOOD TO POSITION
ROOSEVELT HAS PROMISED NOT TO
MAKE MAJOR GENERAL A LIEU
TENANT GENERAL LATER.
SOME SENATORS ANXIOUS
Wish to See Older Army Officers, Who
Have Earned Their Grades, Put
Into the First Places.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington. d. c., Dec. za.-To some
Of the senators who have particularly in
terested themselves in the pending Wood
nomination, with an eye especially to the
protection Of some Of the veteran army
officers, the president has expressed him
self very plainly to the effect that these
officers have nothing to fear in the imiiie-
diate future.
As it was pointed out to him that there
was considerable apprehension among the
friends of these army officers left upon the
retirement of General Chaiiec with the rank
of lieutenant general the president might
appoint Major General Leonard Wood to
DE lieutenant general involving the jump
ing of number OF distinguished general
officers who never would have chance to
attain the highest rank, by reason of Cen
eral Mules incumbency in the place Tor
IS years, the president has explicitly de
clared that he has no such intention.
But he did state when he made such
promotions as he saw fit he would not close
the list by appointing General Leonard
Mood to be lieutenant general The un-
derstanding thus reached with the commit
tee is expected to have an important in
fuencc upon the action that will be had
upon the Wood nomination.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-22

New York, Dec. 1.-The stock market
opened steady and prices were sluggish. In.
dustrials were the only points OF interest.
Consolidated Gas advanced points, Local
Traction I, while there a good demand tor
United States Steel preferred. which carried IT
mp u.
ST Louis & San Francisco second preferred
ran Off itS, I.acakawanna "a, General Chemi-
cal ~. Westinghouse Electric aH. and the
general level of prices fell lower. Rock Island
securities were under pressure the common
losing u and the preferred point. The mar.
ket was extremely dull and narrow.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Small offerings continued To make nroads
on prices of special stocks. notably Pennsyf
vania. Reading and United States Steel pre-.
fcrrcd. Otherwise the market showed little
evidence Of speculative interest and became
ducr as the session heightened
There was nothing more than normal stock
market and brokers were idle. Denver y Rio
Grandc preferred dropped ~.
The stagnant condition in the market
afforded no opportunity for movement ot
prices, but trivial fluctuations were generally
10 lower level Rock Island lost q full point,