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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
CITY III BRIEF.
Mrs. y. NJ. Papes. who mas been Ill. Is
reported better.

Mrs. y NJ. Papes. who mas been Ill. t.
reported better.
y Diamond of Pond Creek was in tn
city yesterday.
B. NJ. Stewart of Alva was here yes
terday on business
Miss Carrie Bliss and Mr.. Jesse Swoge
were married at the bride home lssi
night.
s. 4. Wynkoop. railway postal clerk OF
Salina, was in the city yesterday taking
an examination
Mrs Sarah J. Murray. past president
Of ". r. c, No. 20. is reported much i'm
proved from her recent severe Illness.
The many friends Of {. c. Stanley VIII
be pleased TO know that he is improv-
ing as rapidly as possible and expects to
be out OF the hospital next week.
Mrs. Margaret Lee, is visiting in Hayes
vile. at her sons. She was very sick
while attending the convention at Nc
Pherson. but Is improving
Bryan Bros. Candy company was grant
ed d charter Monday by the state charter
board. The company IS capitalized at
$1,000. This step was taken that the
company could increase their business in
this territory and extend 1t to other
points.
The conference committee OF ". r. c.
No. 40, consisting OF the following mem
bers. Mrs. 4 n. Carr. Ida Ingies. Maria
Little Mary Jscoby. Leah Hamilton. viii
have charge OF decorating the pavilion
for memorial day services, which viii
be held in the forenoon Of next Saturday
By the Womans Relief Corps and other
with the flower children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

home OF Mrs. G.. w. Jackson. i407 Park
Place. Wedae sday May q. az O'Clock.
Regular meeting OF Elizabeth Reoekah
lodge No. 20 tonight. Important for men,
bers TO he present. Election OF officers
The Cleaners have arranged 10 serve Ice
cream and cake. Please make on effort
TO he present
All DESTROYS of going 90 the cemetery
Saturday morning in the Frisco coaches
be at the depot 50 as 70 take the cars
at 10 O'Clock a. m. The train viii remain
at the cemetery until L O'Clock for re-
turn trip.
The members OF Garfield Relief Csrps
who wish their children 10 strew flowers
on Memorial Day please send them to
Garfield hall on Saturday morning at s:s3
o clock. All who have flowers 70 spare
for decoration wili please send them 20
Garfield han early Saturday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
BUFFALO MY GET /
Presbyterian Assembly May
Go There
REPORTS WERE READ
Other Matters of Importance
Were Discussed

Los Angeles, Calf, May 25.-Accord-
mig to the commissioners from Buffalo,
N Y, that city has already practically
won the fight for next years Presbyter-
ian general assembly and viii be selected
by the committee on place of meeting of
the general assembly in 1904 The COM
uafttee viii not make its report public
unta near the close of the assembly.
The assembly resumed its session at 10
o'clock this morning at Emmanuel
church, the first business to come before
the commission being the report of COM
mittee Of freedmen. Rev. Charles p.
Cheeseman, .. D., of Pittsburg, chair
man of the board, presented the report,
which showed an encouraging progress
The question Of transferring the worK
of the board OF home in New York Will
come before the assembly during the
day.
Rev. c. W. Cowan, d D, secretary Of
the freedmens board. addressed the as
sembly upon the work OF the board dur
ins the past year ana what it had ac-
complished in the south.
The report of the board of mission for
freedmen brought out a lively discus
sion upon the question of how best TO
accomplish the work. a question that has
caused much discussion in past assem-
blies. Dr. Page introduced a resolution
that was construed as attacking the
Peoria plan and which aroused con-
siderable opposition from the commits
sioners supporting the present board. \
majority of the commissioners and ali
of the colored commissioners appeared 10
be in favor of the adoption Of the report
IS read.
Preceding the discussion Rev. S. B.
Nelson, u. D., Of Rochester, y. Y.
introduced a resolution that the as
sembly appoint a committee Of nine 10
act as board of arbitration in disputes
between labor and capital. The resolu-
ton was referred 10 the committee on
bills aud overtureS
After the adoption OF the report Of
the freedmen's committee. DR.. Richard
g. Holmes OF Pittsburg read the report
of the special committee on Presbyterian
, buildings in New York, which later was
adopted.
DR.. Henry Van Dyke then offered a
resolution, which was adopted BY the as
eembly. that the moderator appoin. a
new committee OF five on PRESBYTERIAN
buildings. to be composed OF two min
listers and three laymen, and that DR..
Holmes be made chairman OF the com
mittee. 4 supplementary report was
made by Or. Van Dyke as chairman OF
the committee on bills and overtures
The minor and unimportant recommended /
tons made in the report were adopted
without discussion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
LETTgR cosT 5000.
II Was Addressed to Ryan q CO. Of
St Louis


Cincinnati. o.. May 2s.-The postorice
inspectors have a great mass % doca-
rnentary evidence against The accused
men. notably letter 20 John = Ryan.
from George A. G. chrsstisncy. A. acting
assistant attorney general fer the post
] Office department. Informing Ryan that
the Investigation satisfied the Washington
officials 81 his right % use the mails IA his
hns.ness. In one corner are the initials
ID. v. N !" IN Miiiers handwriting. tn
dicating that Miller dictated the letter,
and Tor that reason the oaicers say tbsrs
Is no proceeding against chr3stianey. This
letter was not forwarded 10 Ryan. but "a
came q him through John when they
met IA Cincinnati December a. 1879. after
Ryan paid Johns u.i9o cssh and s. 40 In
81 Louis checks.
Foiiosing Is The letter that Ryan says
/, cost bin 500.
"wsshinstoa. J.. C.. Dee. ie. isc
'Msssrs- jon J. Ryaa q Co. -. Louis.
No.
''Gentienen .-Yeur attorney has re-
guesfsd that you D. Informed q the d.
eisioa IA this onsee IN relation % yoa-
case. which has been psnains hefoss Il
since November u. 100. and IN accordance
with said request I BEG % inform you
tina; the Information desired a. ihdl.
Gated D. certain srfsssn questions ere
pounded to y03 a The time ~ the hear
Ing and your answers thereto we're fer
aishea ~ y9D 20 the pos;oflce "a sps~fors
November = and - ia SAID Inspectors
have fled their report 81 tfas offlce.
which report sh8zs that you have FAY
aished the Information desired ara Wess
complying with the promises asa axrse-
snents Ia your letter q this ssice NoSeus.
beT T. ise. IL you have since hereafter
=. i.o. complied wifh relsr premises sns
agreements contained IN your letter u ~
nth uitirs9. and va oesfiasse g. 60 -
20 further action viii - taksu - shss
onaces and pear case wiu - ci1sea
shosld ihls Office a any tine ~ fhs -.
fars receive satisfactory isfsru7ati9n thsf
yoa are n9t cssmp5Flax @ffh ths agree
o1sDfz. thea such aetna Efil - faksa As
TIE circumstance Gefzsn5 sd fhe sepzFt>
nsnt sees V1pgef- Youss. Respectfully.
% A q cHKGzTtANCT.
-Actinx Aszistsnt Aftsfney CsasfaI sof
Fgsfofysce Department
Ne warrant ai5i ~ sSseea FER Eyzr. 80
has net onsT rDs1@ fsiI sszs~zens - AZ
insp~ctOrs. bss slzo farslrbs1 aepsss e
isfseTs ard tsiearsms.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting wichita company No
> fhss eyeaing AZ o'oloek SHARP. BID
ness
TIE Ladies Society q ne Fsrst II z
church meets in the pzrIors q tae church
at 80 this sfteFHoou-
Regular communicated q Albert Pke
Mssonic Iosse ~ otciock TITS eTsasa<-
work IN the Pint azSTee- ylsifcrs m
vfte1-
The fus~ral 81 A l. SFeaA@ason wi b
heIa al The ressdsnoe q ~ sister. aEzn
& w SeafAzzra. ISL Nerrh Enpazsz.
az 80 o'cscek today
CsrYe1fsrx lacsI GHSaa 10 isn XII
net tnn.ght st o'eie-k ~ 81 We :
Is01Slss sFeECs. AZ rzezosrs rszsscEtez
20 affe1d- Also al3 nsz-gHisn zen are M
vsfs-1 70 - present
The non;hiy r1eeti-S q ia ToszE
PeoSle's Slsszfozsr9 socse:y e tAe YsFsf
zsx<ssyssx--s SAsrck. M - he's "a ;ks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
lie ln ngw taMPsnlag.
Hundred Buildings Care ARD I4ss-
cre6s CO People l+oreIess.

L.acorta. r.. Nay A-&ezrig -
hzrsred hs.1dinEs have be~a 6ssr-ss -
Ier~eus srs hszeiezE ard . icss - -
tzeea 80 - as8 tss SO hzz s.esn e~gses
~ e ere n ne E-skspssTf s4sfssa 80
area baroes over s~fnx Sbcof - sesss
~ sre stzrfee ~ boiler Fpa-r q -
II =. Wons Hosiery All 17ae nznsss
sgfezd ezlekly al - a Vsry sserr lire
uzdx a. izessoc~ - hrfsk ssssasssf
z1nd. to @1fs-s structure res Assfzlaz
Sext = ssFsz4 - ~ fnisAszs farzs--
rlan- q ~ Fisalss 4 ogrrsst es1sseF
as1 thsa te ths sosks y ~ f.sressa
E1ectstc iizt.s oenpsaI u 49, $50 -
sour hsfh - sh@ss Flsats vsrs sessraxszs
Tse estF Ere cssszrzzezt u4s ksl1ze-x -
stsy toe PrpE-ress q tie rszes sns So
6sstr.szioz .snf "a ssta - as- setz-
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material
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
ASKS FOR DIVORCE.
Robert Cox Wants Marriage Vows
AnnuiIed.

Robert Solomon Cox has fled a petition
In the district court for divorce from
hts wife. Georgia Cox The plaintiff
alleges that the wife is guilty Of extreme
cruelty. IN that she refuses 20 go with
him where he would be enabled TO make
Aviug for himself and family. lie
states that she has repeatedly abandoned
him and went % the home Of her parents
when he broached the subject q going
into business n some other place. Re
gays that this proves 20 aim that she
has more love for other relatives than
for him. and asks the court 20 grant him
a divorce on this ground. lie Etates 81 bis
petition that they were married In Sep
tember. 1886 and tina; the defendant CON-
pleteiy abandoned him on September Is.
sfTo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
NEW FURNITURE ADDED.
Weather Office Gets Cabinet From
Washington.

Mr.. Todd of the weather Office received
a large oak case from Washington yes
terGay. which. while il has caused him
some hard mental efforts to find a suit
able place in the weather Office for It,
viii add greatly TO the convenience of his
quarters 1t is large. heavy. solid oak
case INSIDE and out and corresponds in
color with the other furniture IN the Of
nee 1t Is fitted up with drawers for rec
cords and has a large place inside fer
batteries The top is broad and~level
and viii be used for displaying the num-
erous contrivances for determining the
weather. Ii is an elegant piece OF furni-
ture- and demonstrates the fact that the
government never does things by halves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
PLANT WAS CLOSED.
Union Men Locked Out After Com
pany Agrees to Arbitration.

San Francisco, Cal. May 25.-About $50
employees of the Pacific coast branch of
the American Steel and Wire company
were thrown out of employment Saturday
by the closing down Of the plant. The
men locked out are principally members
of the Wire Workers Union.
The workmen have reported TO SecIe-
tary Zandt of the labor council that the
action of the officials in closing the plant
was breach OF faith as it had been IN
derstood that the recent demand OF the
union for a shorter working day was 10
be settled by arbitration. The new wage
scale was TO have gone into effect today.
\ representative OF the company arrived
here last Thursday. he investigated tie
situation and ordered the closing down of
the plant indefinitely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
CASTORiA
For Infants and Children.
!ha Kind You Have Alxays BausE
ss ssszz ses Of GN2zzs

c T.. Snyder ana wffe of Topeka are
visiting hss father. Col. J. W s7yleg.
1I< South Lawrence avenue He Is SIR
pgtsed a. the growth q Tichlfa Sire
eissez years ago when he iSsr visited
the city. ard SayS tfs@s there are Eo-s
business ho1ses acre sAzu 81 Topeka
Fred Fs=G>r1cks. a railway vasfsl cizsk
rlsnning eur 81 Pratt On TIE Rcck IsiAzd.
has eeen transferred Il she wicAi.z-
E1o~z rzz o. The Missouri Paszae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD.
Mrs. Mary Buckner Was Given That
Position by G. A. r. Ladies.

In mentioning the names OF the candi-
dates who were successful in obtaining
offices in the department OF Kansas g. \
X and W. r q. the name Of Mary W
Buckner was omitted Mrs. Buckner was
elected unanimously By the ladies in con-
VenJion 10 the o<tice Of chairman OF the
executive board. also chairman Of the
auditing board While AZ the convention
ST. acted on several committees. creten-
tials and others. and Wichita is proud OF
her. She win M the Offices with entire
satisfaction and be a great help in many
ways 10 the department IN w r g
work. The names Of others not Mention
ed were those Of judge advocate IN La
dies Aid. being Mr. Lou Papes OF Wich-
sta: alternate for national delegate. Mrs.
Little OF Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
LET CONTRACT THIS WEEK.
Big Elevator Will Be Finished for This
Seasons Business.

Yesterday Mr.. Stevens of the Stevens
Scott Grain company announced that
ali of the preliminary arrangements were
completed and that he would let the
contract for building the new elevator
in the north end some time during the
week The plans and specifications are
complete and have been in the hands of
contractors for some ting The elevator
viii have a capacity Of seventy-five thou
sand bushels and will be finished in time
10 handle this years crop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
MAKE WIDER STREET.
North End Residents Want More
Room.

\ petition has been presented to the
city council TO widen avenue d eight feet.
and at the next meeting Of the council an
ordinance will be presented declaring IL
necessary to widen the street. -Four feet
viii be taken from each side Of the
street Avenue y is one of the short
streets running TO the Little Arkansas
river. west OF Waco and north OF Thir
teenth street, There are a number OF
me homes in this section. and the resi-
dents want q wider street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
PUTTING ON ROOF.
Frisco Depot VIII Soon Be Ready fer
Piaeterers.

Yesterday the vorkmen began putting
the roof on the new Frisco passenger
depot The walls have been completed
with the exception OF the tower. and the
heavy roof timbers have been Up several
days The material for the roof Is on
the ground
II was stated yesterday that part Of
the wall OF the depot viii have 20 Be
torn down The brickmesSls put TX
thscknesses Of brick support against the
walls when the contract calls for but
three and half the brick wall viii have
70 be torn away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
WILL GIVE A PICNIC.
haymaksrs Have Announced One for
Next SUNDAY.

Next Sunday the Haymakers' lodge
have announced that they will give the
nrSt picnic Of the season In their grove
just north Of the Seventeenth street
bridge across Little river TIE lodge
has cleaned up the grounds ard made
a god picnic groand and ali next sun
day they VIII entertain their friends
There viii b. many and varied ar1use-
ments 10 suit the tastes of any ard an
aud these who attend vii have a good
time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
TO WINFIELD THURSDAY.
Railroad Committee Will Co to That
Town.

Yesterday il was announced that the
committee appointed at the mass meet
ing last Wednesday evening would go
to Winfield Thursday TO talk with the
Winfield people about building the south
east road. 1t was expected taat the COM
mittee would go yesterday and the mass
meeting would be called within few
days. but the Winfield people want to
get the matter well in hand and have
all their data completed. They will be
ready Thursday TO make a definite prop
ositiOn to the committee. The mass
meeting will be called for Friday even
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
First Appearance CT Dsndruf a Fore
runner CT Future Badness.

That such Is the case has been con
clusvely proven by scientific research.
Prot. Unna. the noted European skin
specialist. declares that daEdsra q III
burro~ed-up csticle Of the scalp. caused
by parasites destroying the Vitality IN
the hair bulb. The hair becomes lfeIcss.
and. IN tine. falls out This can Be pre-
vented
Negbros Herpicide kisis this eznSruF
germ. ard restores the hair 10 It's natural
softness ard shuntzncy.
Herpicide Is now used By thousands o.
people-an satisfied that Il + the most
wonderful hair preparation On the mar
ket today. sold 10 leading druEzists
Send Ice r. STAMPS for sample q TIRE
Bsrpicsde Co Detroit aich- Eocre
Drug Co Epecial agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
LAUNDRIEs TO RESUME.
Five Have Opened With Nom Union
Help-Otaers Soon VIII

Portland. Ore May s-FIve Of tn
nine steam laundzies in this city which
have been closed for three weeks or ac-
count OF q strike opened today With non
union employees 7 he other four VIII open
within q few days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
ADDITIONAL CITY NENS
BIG BALL GAME.
Lineup Completed for City Officials
Insurance Mems Game.

Next Friday afternoon. on the Hess
Athletic field, the city officials baseball
team will play a game with a team COM
posed Of insurance men. Fifteen cents
will be the admission fee, and the money
will go to the Children's Home Yester-
day the managers OF the two teams COM
pleted the line up. as follows:
insurance Men. City officials
John kelly. .Catcher....B. F. Mclean
c. w. Biting. Pitcher. John Knoblauch
A. J. Christman .Ist base......NV. F. ScheIl
+. o. Davidson I'd base. AIR. Morris
II. r. Johnson. Sd base. John Reynolds
j. b. Reese ....ShOrtstop. c. L. Davidson
IL. V. Wheeler ...R. field. Chas. Way
II. II. Dewey-.-...C. feld.....W. S. Pierce
G. z. Campbell. L field. wv. II. Isely
Substitutes
Chas. Van Arsdale. Frank Bellew
George SeweH. Z. Herman
J. w Clendenin.. Frank S Burt
Homer Caidwell....-......-..A CT. Walden
S. F. Woolard.
JS-AAA GitbSu -------------
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lowering over Arizona and New Mexico
which he thinks will certainly cause
showers here today. Cloudy and threat
ening weather prevails over nearly all
sections of the country and the temper
allure is generally below normal west CT
the 105th meridian
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27
SHOWERS FOR WICHITA.

'1I SaIc1tIHs WSdNNcF TFcFdIIS ONer
Country.
The weather man still has showers
scheduled for wichita There Is a lea
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-17

Thence II 80 e sll.S Il to cor no g.
Thence n 3 . e 36- 4 tic r nIf q.
I erce 40 " 1. 81 Il o c % COS
Then e 5 3 W .lft q TO cor n g.
Theme T. 767 ? I, tu cor no 7.
thence 7ls " 35O.a u &. CO. no S
lhcnc 30 1912 to Cuf 1. the place Of
ginning.
t.nt ming ~ i6a acres presSly excepting and
eX, ludiNg ull conflict with Surv- Ms. l272 1915.
1916. 621, II an II al fornin. portion OF un-
subdivded { S 53w tn 9Th prnl tpal meridian.
ie To- alton bri & rec. I'd IN Volume lao, Page 1896
# he r curds OF eai Gree ounty. Colorado.
Adjo ming cam ants wuers + Surv Us Nos. 1912
LAX Vest III leo tfa a; 1916. Germany; 1921
Ma ison l1lS, Bald Eagle; H. 8. Bald Eagle ENten-
u and l5279. LoI lie Lodts.
e d FORD Register
FIRST publicat on January H.
Last pub ica'ion Narch p 1903.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-17
MINING APpmcATloN no. 1nl.
MINsRAL suRvEY M l.e7g.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.
Denver. (. h.. January 7, 1903


u. s. LAND OFFICE.
Denver. ( h.. January 7. 1903
Notice IS hereby ha L. Mclean whose posotfee
IS Idaho Springs, oorad,, hls made applica ion tor
patent for 96l.t linear iee the Little Cyrus Lode
bearing ID and silver the same being 757 feet 62o
t. q ana - teet 62' 10 W: IN -uce So IS I45 ]
feet from discover shaft uereou with surface grou
lu feet in " 9TH, situate 800 4de Whining District,
Clear Creek County. state OF Colorado and described
by he oitcal pla ard neld otes file in this office
fellows. viz;
beginning at cor no l. whence the " x cor sec 7. t
1 - W Of tn 9th bears "a 3 1l32.6 feet.
Thence II 81 lA' e Iljl Il Ia cor no ..
Thence n 62o Is Sl5 Il TO cor no3
ne nee S l69 - e 4 3.O7 # t.. cor no T.
h nee > 629 Is " Sla Il Ia cor no D.
Theme, 5 50 Il W ISL # to cor no 6.
hence l6' 10 la3.Ui fl 10 cor no /, the place
Of b. ginning.
Conta ming 2s2 acres expressly excepting and ex-
GLIDING all conflict with surveys Nos IS 49, 7Sl5 Is.
lG6, 1877 and firmng portion f The 5 4 OF sec
z. tp r 73 OF tie 9th PRINCIPAL meridian SAID
location icing recorded IN Volume l47 Page 455. OF
the records OF Clear Creek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners ut above named surveys
ana Survey Nos. l77l and 63i7.
c. d. FORD Register
First publ Gallon Januar, H.
Last publication March p. 1903
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-17
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
IDAHo STRINGS. Colo, January

IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, January ,. 1903.
To R. W. Wood, Franc Ogilvy Wood and c. E
Palmer:
You are hereby notified that have expended for
the year 1905, ,SIoo in labor and improvements upon
lhe CEDAR Rdge Nus /, ?, 3, 4, ana o Lode Mining
Claims situate in Grass Valley Mining District in
the county OF Clear Creek aud Stale Of Colorado the
location certificates Of which are recorded in Volume
r48, r4s I4S l4S, I48. r48, Pages 245 762 263 272
3q4 and 3q4 Specuvely. ot the records in the u
u The County Clerk and Recorder of said Clear Cree
County in order to huld claims under the provisions
Of Section 2374 ot the Revised Statutes of The United
STATES and the amendments there o, pissed January
~. 1850 Co cerning annual labor upon mining claims
for he period ending December 81, 1902.
AMI II within ninety days Of he personal service OF
this notice, within ninety DAYS after he publication
thereof, you tail refuse contribute your portion
Of such expenditure as co-owners. your interest in
the claims will become the properly Of the subscriber
your co-oWner, who has made The required eXpendi-
ture BY The terms Of said section.
NJ. G. MOORE.
First publication January TO-
Last publication Aptiil IL 1913.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-01-17
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1A2.
Survey Lot No. 1899.
Denver, Colorado, Land District.
United States Land Office.
IlaI1nrnr lNcalA


Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of the act of Congress approved
May 10. 1872. The Golconda Consolidated
Mining. Milling and Tunnel Company, by
J. E. keifer. its agent and attorney in
fact. whose postoffice address is 1412 Law
renee street, Denver, Colorado. has made
application for a patent for 1900 linear
feet respectively on the Silver Delve
Hidden Treasure, Jubiter. Buffalo Boy,
Little Laura, Logan, Maud L.. st. Cris-
pen, Midway and Great Western lodes
bearing gold and silver; the Silver Delve
lode being so feet s. 4So E. and 145O feet
n. as W from center of discovery shaft;
the Hidden Treasure lode being $50 feet
5. 81 E. and ITO feet N. SO w. from
center Of discovery cut; the Jubiter lode
being 490 feet S. 52o e. and 1910 feet N
81 w. from center of discovery cut: the
Buffalo Boy lode being 80 feet S. 52' e.
and 1470 feet N. SO w. from center of
discovery cut: the Little Laura lode be-
ing 154 feet S: 52' E. and 1916 feet N. So
W. from center of discovery shaft: the
Logan lode being $50 feet N. so w,
thence S. 52o E. 267.3 feet. thence 5S2.7
feet S. 7So E. from center of discovery
shaft; the Maud L. lode being 712 feet N
52' 49, w. and 1888 feet s. 52' 49, e. from
center of discovery shaft: the st. Crispen
lode being $40 feet N. 520 w. and $50
feet S. So p, from center of discovery
shaft: the Midway lode being $50 feet s.
52' E. and 1850 feet N. Sc w. from CEN