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Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
THE LEGISLATURE OF. COLORADO
CONVENES IN EXTRA SESSION

Denver, July 21.-The General Assem-
bly, of Colorado convened yesterday un-
der the call of the governor, to pass an
appropriation bill in the place of one
held invalid by the courts.
The News prints the following syn
opsis of the days proceedings:
THE Legislature convened in extra
ordinary session yesterday morning at
decks cleared of the business of organ
izing than the Republican majority of
the House trained its big gun on the
the responsibility for the bungling of
the appropriation bill. and the conse-
quent extra session, rested upon the
Democratic Senate. The resolution
was passed by strict party vote.
1.-The Democrats In the Senate
cleared their decks of preliminary
business. and trained their big gun
upon the Republican House and gov
ernor, and planted an eight-hour shot
"in their midst" The resolution
charged the House with having
smothered two eight-hour bills. and
the governor with ignoring the de-
mands of the people of the state in
not including the eight-hour bill in his
call for an extraordinary session. The
resolution asks for a supplementary
call. promising the support Of the SEN
ate to an eight-hour measure. All
resolutions must lie over one day un-
der the rule. An attempt of the DEM
ocrats to have 1t considered at once
was defeated. All the Democrats vot-
ed for immediate consideration, and
all the Republicans against. To sus-
pend the rules required three-fifths
vote. or twenty-one. and as there were
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Americas Coincidence.
Washington. July 21.-The State
Department, upon learning OF the death
of the Pope. sent the following cable
gram to Cardinal Rampolla:
1.-THE Pvc5ident desires me to express
his profound sense OF the loss which
the Christian world has sustained in
the death OF his holiness, Leo XIII. BY
his lofty character. his great learning
and his comprehensive charity he also
adorned his exalted station and made
his reign one Of the most illustrious, as
It has been one of the longest In the
history Of the Catholic Church.
JOHN HAY"
Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23

Hogs.
Comparative Receipts:
Month to July 18th ........... 5,043
Same period last year ... 2,749
Increase ......... 1924
Year to date .............. 7S,143
Same period last year ..... 53,443
Increase ............. 24,700
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy .$5. .OOG5.25
Light and mixed packers -. 5.2OM5.25
Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle.
Rocoipfo.

"
Beef steers. choice corn fed. "a. .50Q4. 80
Beef steers, fair to good,
corn fed ............. 4.25@4.50
Cows, choice corn fed. ...... 4.00M4.25
Cows, fair to good, corn fed. 3.5OM4.00
Beef steers. choice hay fed,
LOO to 1880 lbs. ......... 4.2504.50
Beef steers, medium to good,
1000 to LOO lbs. mann. 4.00@4.25
Beef steers, common to fair. 3.75M4.00
Cows and heifers, choice hay
fed, 1000 to LOO lbs. -. 3.50@4.00
Cows and heifers, common to
good, hay fed 2.75M3 .25
Gamers ................., 1.50M2.25
Calves, veal, choice ........ 5.00M7. 90
Bulls, stays. etc. ........... 1.50M3.00
Feeders, 800 to 1,150 lbs,
good to choice. F.P.R -. 4.OO@4.25
Feeders, 900 to 800 lbs,
common to fair, F.P.R. -. 3.50Q400
Stockers, choice, F.P.R. 80. 4.00M4.25
Stockers, fair to good ...... 3.00M3.75
Gilpin observer., 1903-07-23


shot. died the next day, July 14th, at
Rutland. Vermont, Young was about
sixty-flve years old. More than two
thirds of his life had been spent in
prison for horse stealing.
1t is reported at Bucharest that the
Servian authorities have unearthed a
conspiracy to avenge the late King
Alexander. A lieutenant of a frontier
garrison has been ARRESTED charged
with making threats against Colonel
Maschin. search of the lieutenant's
quarters disclosed evidence that twelve
officers had formed league to take
vengeance upon the regicides.
On the 14th inst. Captain Hemphill
of the United States flagship Kear-
sarge at Portsmouth. England. re-
ceived instructions to clean the war;
ships propellors. fill her bunkers with
the best coal and go at the highest
speed, with natural draft, to French
mans Bay. Maine. This Is the first
occasion in time OF peace that an
American battleship has been sub
jected to such a severe test.
Superintendent Stroud of the New
York Coffee Exchange, In his annual
report just made public. says the total
sales on the exchange for the year
onded June 80 were 9.956.250 bags.
compared with 100000 bags during
190l-02. In 1900-01 the total sales
amounted to 7.393.000 bags. The high
ct price reached was in November.
1901, when September and October
aold for cents. the lowest figure. 3.e0
J cents. ,wss reached last month.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

Rebene / en- 8unfe neO / 9diten. Gil.
benz fpr6dsf / Idfaraa, CO GfGGent
letter Jig fat ale gegne, be gliniel
paa 3Glingea og tl9ber til bore 99n.
Der. = Qaften fploes n9iten meo bt
paabe 0arn -. Ulen Der, liae til
Q9 for ps, tomn1er Ell Odtt; benz
reoe 2anterne Ifinner inb ODER port
Dat. 8i bar flet life let ben fgr.
Den 3dt ital ben ba', at ben life lgb
til 9upart for os og tog pore @arn
med fig - Ri baobe fenffe olbrig Jet
Dem mere. - Odhten me0 bet rgbe
Qbs bar alerebe langt ube.
Oct naitiioite @arn, Ri oruger inO,
bar nh 8angit; bet fables oMooams
men" - efter bet tommer o9proen"
Iom oeIad bar gobt Silo.
Nu ituloe Ri Ie at TONNE biem msb
6angIten. 0ugen brpoer frem, p9 Ri
fan finite apiterne. Sa. ben ipOligite
mda oGre oor 9iemldnosfbit, og hi
ligger omtrent nebe peo Glefantgrunz
zen. Sea 6ejIer Ri igen pore Cell Og
olGnfer" 6jemaD for en- QN8. Og
ioa foyer bi Safe % Itiber os al MOB
ben folOe Morgenluft.
Snoe paa 5jproen peo oor 8p Imis
Der ri qnteret og tG0er SiIoene op
- Ell 6aIp Snes 81 bar Ri opmt, og
bet ilaar no9et nar lii. Sc tommer
inOe ira 2anb, roenoe / qromme. for
at fgbe Glib. Rogle pil Ialte cen
% baoe riitet Glib til Oabre belle
8interen, andre oil tgre I'D % I9lge.
No9le yper Torbi os uOea at itonole;
De itdl uO at iG, bpao Der er / 4ale=
r%uIerne - en- 8uie fan for en- Ndt
bGre mere barb eno belle DOR fSangit.
Den Ri bar ogIda Ruier - o9 Ri
lGnQes efter benz.
9i gsr o8 burtigt feroige meo Bran
gere og 9p6ere - Tiger os no9le al
De beoite Glib uO til Oabren - Tim
Der os at breOe pore 8arn til 3prring
inoe paa Straaben p9 fommer bjem
iii Oapren for Iaa at TONNE uo til
Huierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

Der funoe iaa not iortalles ON eao.
NJ andre Stnrnc 5cr. gten oct Il
ifennere At bpele req bet ,,efter Stor.
men,. Storm ltal Der til en- SANG
imeIem for at Hare 9uften og itipne
De Ipaienoe Straa, fddIebes boabe
Den f1iiffe og Den ddnbelige @eroen.
Men naar Ioa Stormsn bar rggiet
1T 9@rinbe. iaa logger BEN fig.
gfteraaret bar life pGret meget
ltormfulot. 8eiret bar bebageligt /
lang 3ib;men ida Tom 9intsren aaiges
bel. for Soft par fGroige til at bpoe
ben OeItommen. SGrli9 bar 5armerz
ne lite f9rOi9 til at tage inoo ben.
gn itor Del at WdjIen par ubsitet, oo
ben tom. Oct MAJ MI u~noffbloes, oa
Den belle 3ioen bar b9ret bdgliq, Idd
bet bar lent, fer obulting" tunoe be
Qnnbe. Wlen 8interen fom oaigebel
iao ia9te, lite megsn Storm, men en-
Del Sne. iom falot iaa itiue og iGO1.
ioa ri MI I lGngere 5io bar bait bet
oeiligIte aanefpre. 3ermometret far
en- entelt Rorgen pitt Is @raoer I'M
Der 0, men M / Dag, ben IioIte Dag /
1902, te9ner bet til, at aanefpret
mart tan pare forbi. Oct er oltida /
5uletioen, % bl. q. tan berettss, at ri
bar 9eIpq at Stub. 3beoOor Beet.
@oOt Rptuar til o0aaIteren"S Ca
iert. 8orreponbent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09
Siloefaneit / Storebolt.
5bortilo @rapluno.

Oct er Odgen efter Mittelsaften.
Sfpnt N9tterne er merte og Wddnen
/ SIC, maa hi I'D. Wiffelsaften bIeo
ri bjemme, for oa Ifuloe Siloene bare
5reo; bet er ell gammel Stit, og nan
bar bsrt, bet er gaaet benz ilbe, iom
Ear laoet baont om ben.
9inosa er peitlig, bet er 9eltepeir.
Oct er o9ida 9eir for 2lulene at gaa
/ RuIe, men bet laber hi Dem Dm.
eilOene Ital hi 6ente, oil Ri BABE benz.
Sdd gaar Ri neo til S%tranoen.
Oper @roftegrasiet oirrer ben ilqz
benoe Sommers Spino. Oct er 5egn
til Storm eaer Regn. SO Strsr1e
tiger bet iamme. 9i Ifp0er 9rammen
Id oper 3angbunterne % rcer til
oor &aao - trattcr istanoite Eroier
paa og better Geil. enOau ian Oi
bare fuloe Sell.
Dor 9aaO er M og en- Opgtig Sci
Ter. Zen beboer n6oa6et", og ri er
lite banoc for en- ,BrGnoer". 2ugen
er Itubt fra 9abptsbuGet. og Der itaar
Rdaoen, lom itprer. 9i andre 10
Itaar / qaitsn og ggr De iiOite earn
reoe, ret ri life fit 3io til bjemme.
5oruOe Teller ct pur Babe; De tom
ub fsr os - men ri oinoer gent ino
paa benz.
Oa pi er f9rbig meo 9drnene,
tip5tr Ri nsD i aobptte1 for at ioa
Rioaftensmab. Stegt Glib. riitetSiIo
og ct Stptte Qol bar ri. 5laiten
fslger mso - oStual, Matterl"
Solen guar neo, ret msrtnes. 0g
Der tommer itaoig mere 2uft: Glib
fdar pi / Rat. @i projer en-, Ri Teller
forbi. ga, Glib faar Ri, mener ban.
6brene blinter. Runot Spnstres
len, uoe / Mgrtet, thinner 2dnterrerne.
Dc sr gaaOe fra aorser CO 9aflunes
borg, fra RDborg pg Serteminoe o8
runtt omfring fra Giiterlejerne. DAM
pere % Seilitibe le6er os fcr6i. Oct
er g9dt meD mcrf 6immel uoea Stierz
ner.
Ru td9,r hi Seitene neo. Logger
Maiten, tenoer 2anternen % bioer
bore 80 0arn. De gadr / Qiaje fra
Gtaonea ubefter % brioer meo BAD
cen, Tom ruler / 9glgerne. War itdl
prnnes iii Seen for at tunne toale
bette.
gslserne farer meo 6piOe 3Oppe
= De Tfpnsr III, % Sfumme. lpIer
iom mangfolOige 5loiteoer oper Del
iorte @anb. Der er granbing | 9aaz
bet, bet er ,,@losgoab". 6ranoen for
@orene ~flunter iom 8niiter, o9 S.
panost lpier.
- 81 Mano ituar 0dgt. Get
tunOe Ite, ct Glib tom % fog bore
@orn meb fig e[ler Ilo9 por gaao It'll.
D to andre fan gaa neo / 5orta4nts
ten ga fore. Der er to &ejer, iom
oaar fammen inbe / StGDnen. @i
6ar Sdlm, 01netaar Og Sell tilSenses
fle0er.
Iii liot oper Mionat briOer Ri og
itiftes til at paa9e. Oct er en- vpips
Storm. Cuff til tre Reb; gddoen
6uoger / Ssen, faa Ri taapt tan itao
faf raa Octiet. W2en Go.nen, IsaI
fa!es iu9.
Oet ferIts Sober aelgaruei; bet CT
Der en- talp Snes Glib /. Gn Mant
Gd!er gie6st, iom 0arnene er iaf.
aiort /, ben AMEN orager @arns1e inf
r. ,,taqer Bus" ben treble itDoel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

..Smaaiorfolaier" forismt 3uiin0er
of qiu ufret 6pcrt @ar. Or. 8ouo's Nor.
man 9ine Sprnp belbre6er SmaofOrfslei'
!cr - belbrcber ueiaa tore, lige til @e.
epnoelien al 5erin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09
9oeer
neoiatte priier.

Gi bar mo6td9et mango 9ooe biai9t
Bigger. Iom lite er opfert bort &dtd=
log. Samme I9lges til neofat Pris.
idal9nge Opla9et Darer. 9riierne Ell
nctto, o9 9pgerne Ienbes p%ortpfrit, I'll
Oplaget er uofolgt, / ben Orbe1, ION
9eItiaingerne inblsber. Strip mer
bet famine, inben bet er for tent.
1. Ole qeter 9olm 9arIen. G7 FL
ftoriif 5ortaGing om bet guoelige
2iOsrpre 6os bet menige Soft / bette
aur9unOreoe al 2uODi9 S4rsber,
5orftdnber for 9sjitolen / @ffoo.
252 Sioer / Omilag. NeoiGt fra
$1.00 til 25c.
2. Cutters 9enner. &irtebiitoriite
0utiosititIer fra 9eIttpitlano oQ
GlIafs, at 81. Nh8aorb. l1ogdpc
at 1888. 8rptt i RomanzSpper
437 Siber / Omilag. Nepiat fra
$1.00 til 40c.
3. @eiterliOe. 5~ortaQin9er og Stit=
fer fra ameritu al ariItian Sitter
gaarb. 121 StOer / Omilag. Neo=
fat fra 6Oc. til zoe,
4. Me1em 9rote Itanter og aatoliter.
Glitter fra &irfelibet / 5DItlanr
og Glfafs, At 6r. Qpguaro meO Z
giaeOer. 216 Sioer i Omilag.
uogdpe at 1898. Rebfut fra $1.0o
til 40c.
5. Om og fra Misiione1. @f u.
6. 6. @rooe Hasmusien meb fIere
SquItrationer. llp9ape at 1895.
800 Siber / Omilag. Reoiat fra
$1.00 til 25c.
6. Snoien at GOparO 9~pOent9al.
5er og MI. llOgaoe 1895, meo ca.
40 tore, fine giaeoer, tint trptt,
tort 5ormat, 800 SiOer / 0milag.
Reoiat fra $2.4O til 75c.
Z. Gn Canning @ers at 66riitian
@int6er, 242 Sioer / 0milag.
Reoiat ira $1.0O til 25c.
8. I'll Miaoe ON pOpl 0pns,
@runotbig og Sn9emunns ling
oomspen. uogipet al 2uooi9S 9rp=
Der. 154 Sioer i 9mIla9. gieos
fat fra 75c. til 4Oc.
9. Qioet paa Qanoet. Sfilorin9er
At 4nton Rielien. 1876 Sioer / Om-
flag. 9eOiat fra soc. til 40c.
10. 9omerItstdtolit Qngreb pau Gu
Tiers 9erfon belpit af Or. 5reoerif
Rielien, Brof. peb aBbenbaons Unit
n~eriitet. llooaoe at 1898. 96 Siosr,
tort 5ormat, / SmIlag. Neoidt
fra 60c. til 30c.
Il. 5bomas aingo og bans Somtio,
al Ridaro YetcrIea meo portr9t
ubgeoe at 1887, 464 Sioer / Sm=
flag. IepIat fra $1.00 til 80c.
II. MeboelelIer ON nit 2epneo, al
Or. :. g. Mpnter. llbgape 1884
29O Sioer / Omilag. Nebfat fro
$3.50 til 40c.
Is. Sans @bolpb 9rorion og bans
8rgore. Oct rare alpoerbldo ire
Rdnorup. 9ipsitiloringer og 9it
cro9 til ct 5iosbiaeoe oeo Sp6r
6onIen, SognepreIt I @isleD DC
GaeIteo, meo 9iaebe. uogape q
1894. st tort % oarbifulot 8Grt
0ebiat iii soc.
IA. 9uooig 6ertel: Sans @il6eln
6ertel. 8iorag til ben ienoerjpoIf'
5olfepatfelies 9iitorie, meO Der.
trGt. "a Sioer / 0milag. NeoIa.
fra $1.O0 til soc.
10. Zen 6liabe Gpangeliit. Sens
Gerenien 0pr6olm. st Minbea
Frift. uogioet at Sat. 6Olm, So9ne.
prqf til @a6um. 81 Sioer i Sm.
flag. QeoIat fra 25c. til 10c.
Is. Gn Strife unOer apriet. Sfilo.
ringer fra De r~usiiifc 9itcripprOOin.
Ter al 56orbalO Glmquiit fra Toe
til 25e.
III. @ortsn Cutter, opfattet al Serer
aiertegooro. st 6iitoriItaejligbebs
ftrift of 81. eiitop. 165 Sicer
0mflag. RebIat ira $1.0o til 2oc
Is. 3rocns Stamp % Sejer, df9iIfol
Sens 9ineien Seriie. paa M uo
gipet at ., 9unleameper ira 60c
til 25c.
10. Salmer % aanbelige Sanse me-
Ghonefnnn nf 6nn5 M0Dlbl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09

Stenen er nu reiit, 6borfOr SnO>
iumlingen afiluttes meO 6jertelig Sat
til ale, Tom far poet en- @aoe til min
ofoeoe @sns Minoeften. quitor q.
Gang bar be9raOet / Ell 6amilies@raps
plans; men ban er nu flbttet til en-
oQot". iom Puitor R. NnOerien / i'm
3io itanteos !6eGig Qaaos Mg6. /
Maupata, Nis., ION geerapeliesplaos
for praitefdmilisn, og Der er Stenen
rcjIt. ct life OOerlfuo tilienoes Mrs.
Gang.
MsO 5reoens 6ilien O9 Sat-
Goers 6en9.
8. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-09
Suffering
TOr 6auer til 9ator u. Gangs
Wiin0eItcn.

9uItor Is. 9. 0Ilen. Bon Sippi, g8is. s1.OO
9cber Glen, Sareoiae. 9Si8......... 80
8oitor ar. Anter, glair, 9ie6r. 49,. 800
6amilien Sang, 6oreruen, 9e6r.., . 1000
q. u. 910aorb, Sa5ile MiGs, Iebr 200
6ierteli9 5at for @dperne!
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12
tRed River Mining District
Elmer E. Studiey visits That
Region
And Gives can Interesting Ac-
count OF the faKines Work
Being Done and FshtuBe
Outlook.

Attorney Elmer E Stn'llev 1t
gRaton returned Monday from q
three weeks trip into the unrcr
RedeRiver mining aistr,t5 in Teos
county. When seen this morning
by a representative oi theRange lie
stated thet ehe found considerable
activity IN bl1enmines in thatregion
and iu tho Arroyo Hondo district
near Twining and Amazette.' Owing
to trouble and possible litigation
between the owners of the mines at
Twining there is dearth of activity
at present, and live business opera
stioBs arpypdt likely to be resumed
yuntil blre differences between the
owners are finally disposed Of I.
Allmipess in the region En@aEe YER
Join IA saying shat the mb'es of
Iwining are-6 great value, carry
ing gold, silver and copper. fhere
are in all some III or IL locatlons
all Of which have been patented
and covera rnountain Of ore. Some
copper mat is now being run from
the smoltsr md snalt shipments Of
the mat shave been made 10 the
smeltesa ut Durango, Colo. When
the row is settled business will re-
yvive.
Across the watsrshed from pwin
ing aad en the Red 'River slope.the
development is coR6ned principally
to locati@n and assessment work
The Jenny Hawley and FIVE ada
cent claims are being developed by
Fred Fl WnllinaE and Jack Hoi-
land. ,reey have driven "a tunnel
of SOM sixty feet into the moup-
tain aull hnye developed good aud
we'll defined yein,of .quarlzassays
from WHICH have gwen reandts n
$500 to $500 pei ton. A tmnli
streak OF ore assaYed AS high ms
$400 per tom Tbs values IL inis
minsruu lugold ana silver,
Furlbsa np the canyon th,
Queen I'll the Hills aud four ee
cent claims are being deyviop~a Is
Joseph Martin. The ore fouh.
here. IS "a lhs Identical character 81
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12
THE AMATEUR GARDENER.
An Illustrative Example OF what He
Does Not Know About
Gardening.

One Of the recently married cou-
Pies rented house in the suburbs
aud started to okousekeeping on their
own account. relates the Memphis
seimitur.
they planted a garden.
Recen,ly the hnshand was looking
ovcrtlie new vegetables ms they were
bursting through the ground and
With lis wife was discussing the
appearance Of the different plants
as they appeared above the ground,
most 81 which were new to them.
They ccame TO tie row Of beans
which we're just shooting their heads
into the air and murveled that the
seed should be thus thrust up It.
appeared to the husband that the or
der of their appearance was re-
versed
lie pondered the matter over and,
after giving it dre consideration.
decided that 1t would be a Pity TO
have the beans ruined through their
ignorance Of the proper manner of
coming through the ground.
To save them this catastrophe he
pulled them an up and reset them
with the seed underneath, where no
Thought a good seed should be.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12
his FACE sPoILs RAzoRs.
Philadelphia BarBsr Has a custOmee
whose skin IL Always
4 EnII OF Grlt.

Ibid you see the man who just
went out?" asked an uptown barber
OF a customer as swarthy indiyid-
nal left the shop. according to the
Philadelphia Telegraph. Yes?
Well he spoils razor every time
shave him and he comes here twice
week regularly. He is stonecut-
ter, and the grit and dust is so inn
'bedded in the pores Of his face that
it is like drawing asrazor over the
side of stone. Isalways use the
best tools have upon him, but they
are not stone-proof, and dull razor
is the result when his beard is re-
moved.
"He is customer upon whom II
lose money, and | am glad TO say
that heais the only stonecutter who
favors me witll his 'spatronage ]
: often wonder how 1T is that he
doesn't vince when the razor strikes
section of Stone that is imbedded
& in his face and bounds of but it il
probably because his skin is so hard
,ened that he feels no ill effects"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12
MADE DEAL ON DEATH BED.
strange Transaction Between VIII
liam RoeISefeIIer and the Late
Marcus DAILY.

A peculiar bus$ness transaction in
which William Rockefeller and the
late Marcus DAILY were concerned has
just come to hight. 1t seems that
when the Montana copper king was
lying at the point Of death he had
on deposit in the National CITY bank
one account amounting to S197 .gg5.
and a special account of S1.2O0.51s.
A singular thing in connection
with the speeiai deposit of ST ,30O.s1s
ain the National City bank is that IL
yns opened only few days before
Mr.. Days death 'in the form of o
check Of William Rockefeller for
money which he owed to Mr.. DAILY
as result Of transactions in which
both men we're interested. but the
nature Of which is not disclosed, says
New York report
il is understood that It was Mr..
Days Intention to use this money
in be purchase Of the Amalgamated
Copper cmnpaaV. of which he owned
at tho time he died 1900 shares.
SClaims apounting TO s16Oo,c0O are
/ pending against Mr. Daly's estate,
the CHIEF OF which is in an action
brought by the United States against
the estate to recover s1.365,OOo for
trespass on government lands and
the cnnversian Of timber removed
from 4. T. j. Shields also has q
claim against the estate for $25s,O00.
lie claimed 20 have been a partner
i with Mr. DAILY in e coal mine and
! some other enterprises john II. Ma
/ loneY and others have an action
/ pending in the Montana courts 10
\ rarnua,..- Gtn ono
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12

flat you there be hanged by the
neck until you are dead, dead, dead;
aud the Court was about to add,
Jose Maria Martinez. "May God
have mercy on your soul" but the
Court will not assume the RESPONSE
bility Of asking an sll-wise Provi-
dence to do fiat which jury Of
your peers has refused to do,-- the
Lord could not have mercy on your
soul
However, it you affect any re-
ligious belief, or are connecied with
any religious Organization Ii mHht
be well enough Iar you % send for
your priest or your minie'er, md
get from him---well, sucIl cohsola
ton as you can; but the Court
advises you iiot to place nny re-
lance upon anything OF ihai kind.
t4AT. Sheriff, remove tho prisoner
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12
RED RIVER, NEW lGEXTCO.

that IN The Jenny Hawlev ami
rein of ore 10 70 Is fpot widnrsrrv-
ing from SO 90 - SIS % per ton is
being developed The aeeaver'r
report rs That 'Fhis eare rs good
cyanlding proposition.
Further down the eulrh md IN
The opposite side is he Bull a TIE
Woods, owned nv Mike Cane !
Pat Lynch and others Some
valuable specimens Of co'rer and
goidbeafiDg ore were shown from
this mine The same parties are
now doing their annual work on
another claim, the Nav York, still
further down fhe,gplth and near
the heed cf the ,old Rcd River
ditch
TIE Rockingham placer Com
pany Of Dcnver is also 'oloiug it's
annuql work on the Continental
lol" evliaccnt 40 the Red River
ditch and in tAis iinn cdiate vi
cinity.
J.,sria Kno@laTd, James RIFF
Paul Wrleht have several locatious
Ion the fright branch of the Red
lriver audnear its source and others
near'tle foot ofGola Hill near the
h-ad waters OF Goose creek lAey
have driven a tunnelipto the noun
tam some ~ feet showing . well
detyael vsin in place 6 10 s feet in
thickness and carrying values in
gold and copper Of $500 to $500
p. i, teu On Coos. creek the Bon
anza, owned by Mr.. Riff, seems to
be a promising property. A dyke
fsaoe Is feet thick has pcoutract
Irrin on either side from l3 inches
20 two teet in thickness, ASSAY
from fh@ dYke show a value ia gold
A'Dl SILVER Of $500 to $1,000 per
ton, while the assays taken from
ihegrins Of contract on either sidc
show asrhigh'rs $500 10 So $ 90 to
The ton. This lAsi is a tellurnm
owe lheye avemspy other valuable
properties inthis region which have
not hgen menlioned here The
Ss~ref the 'aSnpk~F, the Golden
lrrasule are all said to contain ore
hat hns given high assays.
gEAs-eof sb'te mn'rra heteaboots
s-rln - teri cosident That with
s,me means OF transportation a
,ws.l mlpig region centl be "a ened
pi' and many mines Of great Valu''
~ d.seovere'i. Al an, sent the
n~srest railroad stalion is some 20
miies AWAY and low gsSle oses can
moi be- transported over rough
mNntam roads for TINS distance
auJ HANDLED at q proii. The talk
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12

The EsklUecs ppAse-Aed the most re-
marlsable place % worship in the
world II was sealslsin church. For,y
sealskins we're stretched over ght
framewofA and ~ thls tent, rs feet hy
10 feSt services were held Ncrs i-
day. Bui Che chureh came s. an I'M
-tlnely end. One hmd Nini ne ~
lSimos' dogs being hall ls re.
'cned on the eaisklus Nd ihe
Frame was isit he aSNe
NOW erected dog PROOF t,..aee.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1903-09-12

The Maryland Medical Journal pro
duces figures which show that re-
turns from 90 colleges covering ten
Years Of iime-end including 1874 sep
urate teams prove the dangerous
character Of foetbnll. OF Ile ~ 766
men in these teams 654 received in
juries serious enough TO prevent col
lyge work the rauo being one for
every 2s46 players. The deaths sere
TOO numerous, but the figure is not
gisen ILe number playing de-
creaser. but the injuries ncreuse iE
mn ominous manner. Beginning with
1898 and ending with l9c2. the iniu-
ries ran thus: 40, 4e, 40, As, 52,.52, e7,
90 "a. l43.