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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

We notice that at the last annual meet
lug of the Big Five company and which
was the most harmonious and enthusias-
tic in its history, it was decided to do
something in milling way in this camp.
This means either the purchase or erect
ion of mill, and that the federation is
determined to continue operations indef-
nitely.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29
MINING NEWS.

Mombreto and Co., leasing on the
Franklin, are shipping large quantities of
$40 ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

N. c. Merrill reports that the Central
tunnel will soon intersect the Edgar mine
and that as soon as that is consumated,
leasers are preparing to work upon that
vein at once through the tunnel. This
should open up some good territory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

John Morgan of Trail creek was here
last Saturday looking after shipment of
ore from the Morgan and Harrison mines.
He reports that the company will inaug-
urate active operations upon that COM
bination group in the near future. The
ore shipped at this time is smelling end
returned the usual good values in gold.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

Dave Jones & Co.'s lease on the Silver
Age is said to be a money-maker. The
ore is not high grade, but the quantity
assures good and steady returns.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

The Newton mill is kept steadily en-
ployed upon the company ores. The mill
is doing fine work and what custom work
is done is giving perfect satisfaction.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

John Lang, E F. Lougee and Robert
Bradley are reported to be making good
money in their leases on the Lamartine.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

The recent report of the sale of the
Centennial mine to Boston parties has
been confirmed by Mr.. Kennedy. He
has been retained by the purchasers as
manager.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

The old Woodstock claim, near the top
of Griffith mountain, will be worked by
Frank c. Smith of Denver. A wagon
road is being built from the Chicago
creek side.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

William Alkire is operating the Alex
ander mine at Dumont and is making
shipments of ore that average $50 per ton.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-29

The main shaft of the Matte is being
sunk by the company, the balance of the
work upon the mine being done by leasers
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Colombia Lodces Protest.

Washington. Nov. e.-It was learned
in official circles last night that the
United States OF Colombia has lodged
protest with the State Department
against tie action OF the United States
in connection with the events that
have occurred OF the isthmus OF Pan
ANA.
The Presidents yacht Nayflower
left the navy yard here yesterday for
Colon. Aboard her is Consul General
H. E. Gudger, the United States con-
sui general at Panama. who goes TO
that place to assume full charge of the
American consular affairs. The May
flower is expected TO reach her destina-
tion in about eight days. On his arrival
at Panama. MT. Gudger will do busi-
ness with the new government at Pam
ANA. Ee has full instructions from
the SECRETARY of state governing his
dealings with the new government.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
France R.cooniz.s Panama.

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE French govern
ment has recognized the 3e fac-O gov
eminent II the republic Of Panama
TIE instructions forwarded by For
eizr Minister DelcasEe TO the French
consul a. Panama authorize him to
have relations with -ae new govern
meur The Instructions are 5uBstan-
italy the same as thOEs sent from
Washington to the United States con
sui a. Panama and will have the ef-
isrt n giving the same recognition ot
the new refine as the United States
has already given. ;. formal -eccga!-
tioa viii !OilDx later.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

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amended Dg -ha S=1zts and -arlaad oy
the Cuban government
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The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Boulder OIL Outlook.

Fred u. Moran, superintendent Of the
Ohio OH Company, which is owned
By the STANDARD. vas al the A!ban?
hotel yesterday and lef. last niga. 10.
Florence, Colorado. TO Inspect some oil
properly owned by his company, says
the Denver Republican OF Oc.ooar 90.
Mr. Moran spent yesterday in Boulder
and spoke ot the oil condition chece. He
stated that the outlook was very poor
and that there we're no wells being
drilled al present.
Operations in Boulder have practi-
caily ceased" ne said. and /. Is not
likely that they eve. will be renewed
Most OF the men who came there during
the excitement have left. The Oh Well
Supply Company. which started a
branch al Boulder. has gone out Of
business. and such move on -he.- part
!s almost sure indication tha. ne tu-
ture oil prospect !s hopeless The Oil
Well Supply Company has branches 10
Gated in nearly every town OF import
ance in the East where oil is found. As
soon as a discovery is made they i'm
me.iacely move in, and through them
the majority OF the drilling machinery
and other supplies is furnished
throughout the United States.
They are usually .he last ones TO
leave q place. For time the Indiana
Glycer.ne Company had TWO uan 10
Gated al Boulder who were e1gzg ged in
the manufacture Of nicro-g!ycer;ne
They also have gone back. 80 II any
more wells we're drilled in The Boulder
field the production could not BE- deter
mined before the men who handle this
explosive are brought from the East
and put in shot"
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
MONTANA MINERS
AGAIN AT WORK

Hs.a-s. Mont. Nor 1--Gcve-ao.
Tcole lS;e yestsrt3sg afternoon called
.te special session Ct The S-a1s L@gis-
lz1ure 10 n7eer On December Lex s- He.-
sna- Tns purpose Of the session .s 10
pass laws that will relieTe -he indus
trial condition in Montana. where. By
-hs shutting down ot tle Amslgamated
compsnT's prop@rtias. 1900 rea are
directly thrown cu- Of ~or.- 1900
more affected ami the whole STATE SUI
teE5us from the Suspension Of opera
Lions
Recently in Butte Judge William
Clancy Of tt1@ Distr5c- Court gave q de-
ciGion in which he said thai Re nigh.
appoint Z receiver al any T;-1= for the
Boston and Montana COMPANY one o.
,1e largest constituent couag pa Mes ct
the Amaizanste5 company.
Th@reEpol the suspension came.
Since that time the governor has be@..
JysrEle! med with petitions signed By
thousands Of citizens u Montana ss.-
ing him 10 call : special session 70 pass
laws 70 relieve The conditions Ths
governor today complied with this a.
most unanimous request Th- ain ci
Ihe session is TO pass z la@ whereby
mining casts may II taken from one
court TO another Ehea the Judge il ne
initial court Is shown 70 u prejudiced
The woT.s Of the Anal gznared COM
pauy will al once resume In various
paris 0! the STATE. This Includes ,ha
great mines in Butte. I..= sIns.rers Q.
Ias Washos cOmpany in Anaconda, the
largest in the world. tna suls.Iers 0:
the Boston and Montana company il
Great Falls. also vast il th@iT capacity
the coal mines al Storrs. Belt os.tsle
and in Wyoming the great guaT-!es il
northern Montana and the immense
lumber industries in western and
noEth1.ste- Montana
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Beet Pulp Experiments.

Professor Carlyle, the new chief o.
the Agricultural Department Of the
State Agricultural College at Fort Col
lins, has been al work barely TWO weeks
but already there are signs Of things
doing that were nsvs. Cone before.
Probably the most important work
c ring the coming winter will BE tie
feeding OF about 300 steers under the
direction Of Professor Carlyle az the
Wagner ranch twelve miles south OF
Loyeland- The steers and feed are fur
nished By the Great Western Sugar
Company of Loyeland and the principal
aim OF the test is to discover the sctusl
feeding value Of beet pulp under the
most practical conditions. Professor
Carlyle has been given authority II
take charge OF this work and will d.
vide the cattle into a. least thres
punches. One will be fed alfalfa and
beet pulp. Another will probably be fe.i
pulp. alfalfa and Characterised grain
wheat and barley probably. and pos
sibly cotton-seed meal. Another bunch
will be fed beet pulp and imported
corn When finished the cattle will be
sold in Denver and slaughtered here Il
the experiment is successful the sugar
companies will put 1900 or 90
900 cattle in the northern part of the
state next season. to be handled BY the
method that proves most successful
Denver Record-Stockman
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
May Suy Upton Plant.

Chicago. Nov. lp.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons big packing plant at the Union
Stock yards will probably soon pass
TO the control OF the Independent
Packing Company. and be used by the
cattle growers OF the southwest to op-
pose the ercroachments of the beet
trust. Trusted members of the ne"
packing company just formed by the
cattlemen recently gave out the report
that plants We're TO be erected both
here and at Kansas City. These re
ports are said TO have been circulated
for the double purpose of throwing the
Chicago packers off the track and OF
helping along the negotiations for the
Upton establishment.
General Manager Conybear. in
charge Of the Upton plant. admitted
that he had had correspondence with
Charles f. Martin of Denver. secretary
OF the new packing company.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
LABOR FEDERATION
MEETS AT BOSTON

Boston, Nov. Ic.-The twsnIy-thlrG
annual convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor. which was opened
in this city yesterday and which wi.
continue for at least fourteen days. got
into working order before an adjourn
menr was taken late in the afternoon.
President Samuel Gompers delivered
his annual address 10 the delegates
and Secretary Frank Morrison and
Treasurer John B. Lennon preSente-
delegates were present when the ses-
sion was called 10 order.
President. Gompers' address took up
most OF the afternoon. Il showed Jhs.
the gain in membership of the atiliat-
ed international unions and OF the
American Federation of Labor during
the last year had been 442 100.
Mr.. GomleT: reviewed at length
what the federation had accomplished
during the year. and he made numeT-
Gus recommendations. He pointed out
that the grave danger which confronted
their movement was the internecine
strife due TO the conflicting claims OF
trade jurisdiction. Mr.. Gompers con
demned such antitrust legislation as
was secretly against labor and urged
eternal vigilance with respect to leg
islation.
President Gompers. in his annual re
port. announced the granting OF l,55o
charters during the past year and salu
there were now 2,43S other labor IN
ions affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton. 113 of which consist of 22.5Vo
local unions. the per capita paid lot
september. the last month of the 1lsca4
wear. being upon a membership OF l.
.t521O
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
MORE MINES ARE
CLOSED BY STRIKE

Deave- NOV. 1.-THE following iS !
condensed statement Of ias strike sit
E1ticn a. sashe-et bv .he Republican:
In the southern cJal fields yesterday
ne Cosorad0 FDei Il Iron company
made good gains. both in Las Aninas
AEd Hr'ertsno coln-ies. 0Et the nur-.'s
st uatness OF strike Ls cplaerTsciyely'
sstimates! al . .p.-1 in that district.
Aetato-s succeeded il drzT.ng the
rnins-z Of Garfield county. ~as-e there
10 g-ieTane= whatsoever. iu-o -hs
confess. and 5i'@ men zT@ JG-- there
be;ng bu. one mile IL tia, dis--ic. il
operation
Fur1aez complications d=yeIoped in
tie northern field. the union after
taylrg 5ls demands met by saye-al Of
the independent operators. refusing 10
per-ni- its men 10 -eturn w!tho1. Con-
trac- !C- Z y@ar Tais the i-Gep@lden-
op@ra,o-s vii .etgE. 10 zigo and tbs
prcsp@rt i= that little Or No coz! 1ilI De
minet IN Boulder county until the
s,rfke-s grow Tired Of idIene=s and Wan,
to return 20 wOr., OF other msn aEs
eecCr=t 10 take ths!- places.
Lesz than 80 msn are out in NaT
Mexico and zone in Wyoming. a.
though agi-z.o-s a.e active II all the
camps
Al Hastings. where the most bitter
fgh. is being waZ=t against The Victor
Fuel CON paGY. AL explosion u cyna-
mite occurred Or was caused Monday
night The charge was exploded 1ear
the wall Of the cOmpangs electrical
power hC8Ee DE' further than 10 shat
Ter the windows 1t did 10 damage
Strikers tiscis.m responsibility and ad-
vance the old. old excuse thz- The
company did /, 10 create sentiment
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
FULLY TEN THOUSAND COLORADO
COAL MINERS OUT ON STRIKE

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Tts s--Es II -te TESscb1-E district
= bang co-dC--=5 v=-y quietly No a
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:-oo Las t-=o 1zt= ~ :s= miners
4. LsTt=-- -s.- Go.t=c. IN Ei-s-s
1--. Eo-E
-! -.-ss i -.= Fremont district
-itA c.= exception q oo= q the il
ce2e-ds-. -:-=s were Idle yesterday
/. Chandler c-==E Eo,s. Of the negro
-lEs-s azrs lst-- and only about te.
.s-..!es -=-zio Tas Williams nine
Ez-zxs-s-- has si.:-ss5 i.= scale and
sss resumed operations
Ican L C=.- : II attire charge ct
tle strike II tt= Ssou-.s-- district, and
-.-sy has be=u deposited IL the First
Ea-:o-zl 8a1. g Trinidad 10 -zEs care
q --s striking E.C=-s
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
CONVENES AT WASHINGTON

American beauty roses. Tie Offering
bore the Inscription:
Senator Marx Hanna from his
friends. The Irish Democrats Of CleTe-
land" Fully e score Of smaller tributes
were banked around Senator Haanss
desk
Senator Germans triumph in the
Maryland election vas recognized by
large floral piece. q handsome wreath
more than two feet in diameter. with
crossed cluster of roses, carnations
and chrysanthemums as the base.
The House of Representative OF the
Fifry-eighth Congress yesterday held
its first session. and except for the nam
ing o. committees. which will follow
later. organization was completed,
Joseph G. Cannon OF Illinois. whose
election 10 the speakerShip was as
1g-ei months agtSAyas formally cleo
ted speaker and inducts5 into office.
Mr.. Cannon received the APPLAUSE OF
Democrats and Republicans s.laa~s
ne took up the gavel OF authority, the
demonstration being most compll-
meata-v TO me newly elected speaker.
He was al once al ease in the speakers
chair, having filed it SO often tempo
-arily during his manr years OF ser
vice IN the house. The old officers
were Reelected.
The rules OF the Fifty-sevenrh Con
g-sss were adopted for the Fifty
eighth congress by an aye and nay
vote. after brief discussion. during
which the minority sought 10 secure al
increase in the representation
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Panama snuas Colombia.

Colon. Nov 1.-THE provisional
government at Panama has received
a telegram from President AaTroquin
Of the Republic c; Colombia. giving
assurances tina, the Panama cana.
bill would most certainly pass Con
gress mex, August, and that General
Reyes was on his way 10 the is-amus
10 make proposals looking 10 peace
and the saT!ng Of T.. national honor,
The provisional gGTsrHmeLt mas sent
a letter To General Reyes. which will
reach him On his arrival 3. SaTp nilla
advising that il is useless Tor MIN
TO come TO Panama. a. his mission is
hopeless one
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
WAY TO COLLECT
RAILROAD TAXES

Denve-. Nor. ly.-The Colorado
Court OF Appeals handed down an opin-
ion in the case of D. E Dobbils. as
county treasurer OF Boulder county,
against the Colorado &; Southern Rail
way Company TO the effect that county
r-easure-s may ask for receivers ior
railways which do not pay their taxes.
Il was contended on the part OF the
county treasurer that hs had the right
TO attach the rolling stock OF the road
for the aon-payu.eu- Of taxes. This
contention Was not sustained by Judge
Gunter in giving the opiniOni OF the
court The remedy Of the treasurer
IS the asking for receiver for the
read
The case was commenced in 1895
when the road in question was in the
possession OF the Union Pacific. Denver
& Gulf Railway Company. Later il
Southern. which latter road owns it al
the present time. In the trial court il
was held that the treasurer of the
county did not have case against the
railway and for this reason the suit
vas dismissed. Dobbins. however,
clung 10 his contention and the case
was appealed
Judge Gunter states in the opinion
that the road cannot be sold in part
although all OF the county treasurers
through which the road passes could
get together and sell all of the road
If they saw fit. But the proper remedy
II is claimed BY the court, is to apply
to a court of equity for receiver.
The case is an important one in that
il will give the county treasurers the
right TO go ahead and ask for receivers
:o- all roads which do not pay their
taxes
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

Washington. Nor. II.-W.-h The gal
is-.=s c.ozd=d. With the chamber e
Esss o. elaborate 6c-zl tributes and
nea-ly every senator il lis sasc. the
Eavel 0. President Pro TEN FRYE
sounded al nooa yesterday calling the
sz-z-e tog=tasr in The second ex--ao--
dt1a-y session Q. ias FIt,y-eighth Con-
s-
TIE sp=!al session Of TIE sea-
a-e following Ihe adjournment last
spring ot the F5tTy-seve1ta Con
s.=ss eliminated much Of the
routine work which otherwise
~oGld have bean performed to-day.
New senators had gone through the
formally OF taking oechs OF Office. SEATS
had b==a assigned. and with the exceg-
ton OF tie filing OF some vacancies. all
functions Of Lhs organization had been
completed
More than two hours before The sen
ale vas called 10 order the galleries
we're filed up with early arrivals SEN
eto- Hanna's pronounced victory in
the Ohio election won for him what
vas ore OF the most p-elentious floral
design ever seen in the senate. q
shield rh-ee and & half by four and &
half feet Of blue immo-Islles. il which
xss wrought. out OF California grasses
-!btols and rei. white and blue i'm
no--sI!es. the design OF the American
eagI. identical with that on Z silver
quarter OF z dollar. The shield was
sI-rou1tei with gorgeous cluster OF
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

Al :z QC.s- Z ro--ls-n Colorado
Bu-11=- = deprived 0. z---e- cz- So
7.c- Os.rz 70 :-z1...-y ct t.s co-cz-
70 p:ocE-s rozL
..rs- : co1:=-e-e@ lasting I'll zt-s-
Midnight Coys-uo. Pezaodg zaoo-lc=
-.s- 70 --ocps -oc!t y ssl- 10 -
cEel G1LdE to-day. G=os-zi SA- s.
o- /. T-1itsc Investigating ooct.-
HOES
Tte Rzp-hlEczI publishes cks to..ov-
E-s co.t-.sz-io1 Ot STRIKE Ds~s <.
xz-a---1 .ro-- Us cO-resI>J.c=-ce-
No-= rtsu l9G." oosI uic=-s IL
CoIo-E.o REUSED !es-sEcsr 20 -=-u--
10 -o.E. and -hs -Le-up is more COZ
vle-e -Ez- operators had Anticipated O.
-aion zx.IztO-z had hoped fox
II Las aail.ss county, the p-.-cipz
Battle-Ground. the union leaders a5ss.:
-.s- c.-,+ II. o. the so lns. employee
y=sre-tsy. The operators declare Tia,
alton. .lri were employed
Hus-!z-o colLry has 1910 miners, Q:
-ho,n ~ walked cut yesterday
Fremont county Is tied up 9irh lss--
!, every one q tie 1879 miners idle
II -hs northern neld 1.5l@ men are
reported IDLE nA!lE irp e-s a. . o : -
independent properties.
4, rrs L=ydsa m.ne, ~a- c. D-1Ter.
-l'l u@n are OFT
Western Colorado is affected but Ill
tie. thirty meI having struck !escer-
day. Agi.zrors are di.ige1. -he-e. and
the army 0: strikers mag te recruited
by 2ld.
Only .vaa-y men struck il WON
ing. and none il Utah.
New Mexico Is affected The union
leaders a. Trinidad say eighty per
cant OF the men are CIT. but this is
largely Z guess as the rsmots- camps
have not b@ea heard from.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Trooss Nc. Calico For.

Denver. Nov. Ill have received
no request ,or troops for tha coal
fields" said Governor Peabody yes
,erGay and do not know that / shall
receive any. The troops hare not been
sent to the coal fields have not been
informed Of trouble in the coal mining
districts in the state and | % not ar
t!cipate any.
Relative to the siUation a. Telluride
Governor Peabody stated that he sat
heard from Assistant !ALro-nHy I=l-
eral Melville. who has gc-y- u lake
an investigation. and that he lad in
formed him that troops were ECi ltet'
Sd a. that place Al This t.r:e-